Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-25
NAIL NEWS.
MEETING OF sOnE ASSOCIATIONS

MALL NEWS.
MEETING OF sOnE ASSOCIATIONS.
The American Bar Association and Other
Assemblies In session Tho Nsws
OF tho Day Condensed.
The American bar association, in ses-
sion at Saratoga, yesterday elected the
following officers President, Cortlandt
Parker, Of New Jersey vice presidents,
D. A. Tray, Alabama G. B. Clark. Ar
kansas A. P. Hyde, Connecticut T. F.
Bayard, Delaware H. II. Wells, District
of Columbia E n. Randall, Florida !;
L. N. Whettle. Georgia c. c. Bonney,
Illinois Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
G. G. Wright Iowa; W. Pres
ton, Kentucky E. P. Roche, Lou
isiana. N. Webb, Maine s. Winner,
Maryland G.. o. Shattuck, Massachu-
setts II. B. Brown, Michigan G. E.
Cole, Minnesota l.. e. Houston, Miss. !;
8. Barclay, Maryland J. NJ. Woolworth,
Nebraska w. s. Ladd, New Hampshire;
A. o. Keasbury, New Jersey J. F: Dill
lon, New York T. B. Keough, North
Carolina R. King, Ohio G. W. Biddle,
Pennsylvania W. p. Sheffield, Rhode
Island 81. E, Young, South Carolina
A. Allison, Tennessee R. G. Street.
Texas D. Roberts, Vermont ]. r.
Tucker, Virginia, and E. B. Knight, West
Virginia. s. NJ. Pinney, Wisconsin, Sec
retary Edward Otis Hinckley, Balti-
more, treasurer Francis Rawle, Pennsyl-
vania, executive committee Luke r.
Poland, Vermont, chairman j. E. Bald
win, Connecticut William Allen Butler,
New York. Resolutions of respect to the
memory of Judge Black were adopted and
the association adjourned sine die. The
choice of a place for holding the next
meeting was left to the next executive
committee.
The Connecticut branch Of the universal
peace union yesterday closed session at
Mystic, which was largely attended. Rev.
d. 8. Chubb, of Philadelphia, presided.
The Indian Princess Winnemuca was
present, and among the revolutions adopt
ed was one condemning our treatment OF
the Indian race. Among the speakers
were Abel P. Tanner, lately Greenback
candidate for governor, and Edward ii.
Coates, of Philadelphia.
There arc about four hundred tents uI
at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, for the state
encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic. which opens to-day. Excursion
trains will be run from Philadelphia,
Reading and Baltimore.
Perils of tho Deep
A party of about fifteen persons went
into the surf at Wells Beach, Maine, on
Thursday, to bathe, and four of them were
carried out by heavy undertow and
drowned. The victims were Mr.. Green
ough Thayer, North Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Emma Gould, Andover, Mass; Miss
Kittie Sandford and Eddie Little, Wash
ington, D. G.
A collision occurred at Lebanon juno
ton, Kentucky, yesterday, between a
passenger and freight train. Engineer
Clarence B. Clifford, was badly crushed
and Fireman Kidd received serious injur
les.
The barge Montreal, from Kingston fol
Montreal, yesterday, struck a rock anc
sank near the Thousand Islands caml
grounds. She was loaded with 1S. .OO(
bushels of Milwaukee wheat, which l!
insured.
All the life saving stations ON the New
Jersey coast, Al in number, with force o.
40 keepers and 2S1 patrolmen, will oper
on the 1st of September and remain oper
until the 1st of May next.
Religious Assemblagos.
at the Ocean Grove campmeetlng yes
terday Rev. VIM. P. Corbitt, of Brooklyn
preached in the morning, and Rev. George
P. Mains and George Mingins, both o.
New York, in tho afternoon. The associa-
ton yesterday posted an order forbiddine
people attired only in bathing suits tx
pass through the grounds.
At Chautauqua yesterday morning Rev
B. M. Adams, Of Meridian Connecticut
conducted devotional meeting which
was attended by 1000 persons. In the
afternoon 5000 gathered to hear con
cert in which Union and Confederate wal
songs were gived. Addresses were also
made by Judge Tourgee, of New York
and Rev. DR.. Atticus P. Haywood, o.
Georgia.
Tho Western Union Caught Up.
Thomas Marvin, of New York, present
ed two dispatches at the Office of The
Western Union telegraph company. The
clerk offered to receive them subject te
delay" Mr.. Marvin brought suit for s20(
damages. Justice Angel yesterday de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff. He held,
however, that the refusal of tho two dis
patches was one act, and gave judgment
| for 800 with costs.