Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-05
drowned on Sunday by tho capsi1ing of
sail boat on Long Island sound.
Tho Track of crime

drowned on Sunday by the capsiGing of q
sail boat on Long Island sound.
Tho Track OF Crime.
Wm. Lawrence, n watohman, was killed
by burglars In Bath, Maine, ON Monday
night. --lu fight In CINCINNATI on Mon.
day, Edward Purcell was struck on tho
head with club by Henry shuttle, and
ded of the injuries in u few hours. shuttle
| was arrested. Newlin Gibbs was fatally
shot by two brothers named Gillespie,
with whom hc had quarrollod at Moore
head, Kentucky, ON Saturday night.
His assaiants cscaped.-Dr. J. X. Ritch.
ey, of Mendoza, Illinois, shot and NOR.
| tally wounded his wife on Monday evening
and then fled. Ii is supposed no was
iealous.-Jacob II. Hadley. being drunk,
shot and killed his 30 year old son In
Taylorsville, Ohio, on Monday. Hadley
tried to drown himself after the shooting. =
Thomas Rouug, a 'longshorcmau, was shot
dead yesterday by Daniel Courtney,
another 'longshoreman, in q saloon in New
York. No provocation had been given by
Young, so far as known.--Samucl Bulger,
colored, was hanged yesterday at Mays
willie, Kentucky, for having feloniously
assaulted young white girl.
Political Points
At Indianapolis, on Monday, Judge
Morton, of tho criminal court, laid before
the grand jury u letter from j. II. Wood.
ward, a newspaper correspondent, togeth-
er with newspaper slips bearing upon tho
Brady and Dorsey interviews, more par
ticularly with reference to the alleged
disbursement OF Si00, 900 in Indiana dur
ing the past presidential campaign. The
judge, after laying stress upon "tho bear.
ing which the statute of limitations might
have on tho alleged offense," turned
the matter over to the jury for consid
Grafton.
Ex-Governor Talbot declines to be
again candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor OF Massachu'
setts.
The state convention of the National
Greenback Labor party OF New York met
yesterday in Rochester. Fifty delegates
were present when the convention was
called to order.
The constitutional convent on of Da
kota met yesterday in Sioux Fails.
Murdered over - Game of Cards,
\ party Of boatmen engaged in q game
of cards at Schuylkill Haven last night, at
the tavern of James McCaffey, in the
North ward became engaged in a quarrel
as TO who should pay for the drinks.
| Charles Kline, alias Buster" re sdent
| of the place. made an insulting remark to
Daniel Burns, one of the opposing players.
| Burns did not resent the insult on the
| spot, but few moments afterwards, hav.
| ing left the room in the meantime he re
turned with long bladed kGite with
which he made 4 downward pass at Kline.
| The point Of the knife struck just below
the breastbono and ripped the whole
| length of the bowels, 50 that the iutes.
| tines prOtruded Ths wounded mau was
r,,,,A,,,l 80, htS hnF,,, xuh ha lfal In
was % years OF age aud unmarried Burns
is also a resident OF PottSvile. He has
thus far eluded arrest.
| Summing Up IN the Jamss Trial.
The arguments in the trial of Frank
| James progressed Tuesday at Gallatiu,
| Mo. Judge Heckln opened for the state in
| the morning. He made no special points,
| but read a good deal from the testimony
and claimed that the ndentihcl.iOu OF
| Frank James was complete and tho at
tempt 10 prove an aliDt was farce. Col.
Stover, OF Independence, followed for the
defense. He argued in favor OF the four
men theory, and showed the incomplete
ness of the indentiticatiou of the prisoner
| by the state and the thoroughness of the
alibi rs proven by the defense. He also
| called attention to the interested motives
of Dick Liddell and his accomplices, the
| FOrds. 4 recess was then taken.
| The Coresn Embassy.
The Corean embassy now IN San Fran.
cisco were visited yesterday by the mayor
and welcomed to that city. An hour later
General Schotield aud his staff called, after
which deputations from the chamber OF
commerce and board of trade waited on
the embassy and invited them to meet the
two bodies rs representatives of the com.
mercial interests Of San Francisco. The
chief ambassador in accepting said, " Nc
invitation had given him so much pleas
urs, coming, as it did, from representa-
tiyes of commerce, the maipstay of every
state" There will be a formal reception
| To morrow afternoon.