Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-06
CRIMES CALENDAR.
THE CRIMSON TIDE OF rArA.1r1xs.
Where Accident hnd Crime I:e!Gned-Con
densed Budget OF Hews by Mai;
From Mauy Points.

Where Accident hnd Crime Ee.Gned-Con-
densed Budget OF Rows by Mai:
From alany Points.
Mary Joyce, a member of the Salvation
Army, was arrested in Trenton, N. j., on
Saturday night for singing in the Streets
Policeman John c. Wall shot rough in
self-defense in Chicago on Friday night.
The shooting seemed to weigh upon his
mind and he committed suicide.-Thomas
Mcdonald killed himself in Newark, New
Jersey, by swallowing paris green. He
was suffering from prolonged spree.-G.
w. Karns, on the way from Kansas City
to his home in Venango county, Pa, shot
himself dead on an express train near
Pittsburg. It is supposed he was insane.
Mrs. Mary E. Hughes, of St. Louis,
committed suicide in Baltimore by taking
laudanum. It is said that separation
from her husband caused the deed
Andrew G. Smith, for many years door
keeper at the White House in Washington,
shot himself and is not expected to
recover. Hc was discharged from the
postofice department over month ago,
and took to drinking.-A man named
Barker, living on Hurricane Creek, in
Arkansas, killed his daughter because she
promised to marry q certain man against
her fathers wishes. The father was
lynched by his neighbors in his front yard.
Emanuel Fox was shot dead by Deputy
Sheriff Mannjx. in Fort Wayne, Indiana,
because on being captured before escap.
ing from Jail he tried to escape again.
A man named Strunk was killed by an
other man named Rosser. in a quarrel
about some tan bark at Chatham, Tennes.
see. Rosser escaped.-Theophilus Abare
was found dying in his bed near Peru, in
Clinton county, n. Y, with three knife
wounds in his neck. His wife has fled and
it is believed she committed the deed
while insane from jealousy. Two
colored girls, aged 8 aud 12 years re-
spectively, were left alone by their mother
in cabin, near Lexington, Kentucky.
When the mother returned she found the
cabin in ashes and the remains of the
younger child in il. The older girl had
disappeared. d.-Christian Cordes and Geo.
Meyer, ten year old boys, quarrelled in
Brooklyn, and Cordes stabbed Meyer in
the side with a knife, inflicting serious
wound.-Wilson Kelby, aged IA, living in
Beverly, N. j., was run over and killed on
the Camden and Amboy railroad near
Edgewater. Smell, a seven year
old child, died from internal hemorrhage
resulting either from blow with brick
thrown by playmate, or from o fall upon
door scraper.-Jasper Carter, colored,
was killed by trying to get on moving
train at st. Georges station near Balri
more.
The Ways OF the Dishonest.
A telegram from Buffalo reports that
John Feenry, claiming to bo an Irish
patriot, and who has been imposing upon
leading Irishmen in that city, has been
exposed through letter from tho Office
of the chief secretary for ireland, in
Dublin, "as one of the rankest of i'm
posters" FeenBy claimed to have been
incarcerated in Kilmainham Jail, and to
have suffered cruel tortures. Another
portion of the story was that he had been
offered five hundred pounds to testify for
the British government in the recent mur-
der trials. It turns out that he was
assisted to Canada as an immigrant
pauper, and that he never was in Kilmain-
ham jail"
Charles Ford, arrested in Kansas City
robbery, has been released On 81, 600 bail.
Chauncey Carpenter, a saw mill owner
of Victoria, British Columbia, is reported
to have abscondcd, leaving debts to the
amount of SAC, 900.
Richard Lindsay, his son Thomas, Ellis
Rhoder, Mace Jones and William Webb,
members of gang of railroad thieves, were
arrested Yesterday morning in Brooklyn,
Illinois. They are all colored. Nine
others Of this gang had been captured be-
fore, and it is expected tho rest, seven in
number, will be arrested in few days.