Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-25
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\ Young Lady Assaulted Near the 'ity-Ino
Kaiiroad Accident IN Indiana some
Cbudsu-Hd news.
At L,ckport, n. Y, u daring outrage |
attempted ia daylight last week, has ta's !
ed the indignation of citizens to high
pitch, although the facts have hcou sup |
pressed in local papers. 1t seems that |
Miss Sarah bradley, u highly esteemed
Young lady, who has been teaching dis
trlct school uu tho outskirts at the city,
whiIo walking alone from her homo III
IDckpuut t. her boarding house, which ~
near her school, and at distance of threo
miles from her hnuc, was attacked 10y
bury rutlilu u lonely spot aud forced
into a wood near the road at the point ut
A revolver. The brute then attempted to
assault her, hut was resisted with terri
ble desperation until passing car
ragc gave her chance TO tear
herself free and tu run towards it,
| shouting for help Tho villain fired his
revolver at her twice, in consequence at
which the Young mAu who was driving 10y
| instead Of coming tO her aud, was fright
! rurd and drove ON. She ran after the car
| rage however, and was fortunately met
| by farmer In a wagon, who took hor H.
| Her disappointed pursuor returned To tho
! scene OF hts outrageous attempt aud,
riding her satChcl. fled. The matter has
| been Kept very quiet for two days through
dread oi publicity ON the lady's part,
! since which time the authorities have oeoh
| actively searching for the guilty wretch.
! One mIu who was arrested proved au
albi aud strong hopes are now entertain
| cd that the right person will soon be cap
! ;urcd.
routlosl roInus.
There bong u split among the Urccn
| back leaders IN Massachusetts,, f. MooiS
Boyutou, of the state committee ot tho
! Grccuback Labor party there, has issued
call tor . Grceudack convention, 10 mect
in Worcester, on OStubCr l6th, t. MONT
nate "A state ticket. The call protests
AGAINST the convention to be held IN Bos-
ton Tuesday AS being without precedent
in the history of the National Grrcubnok
Labor party" aud as being " a ratification
nt Governor Buffers statement that tho
mission of the GrecubackCrs has been &c
c0mplished." Tho GCeruback state ecu
tral committee met in Boston Monday
night, and discussed BOyntOn's "apostacy
the conclusion reached being that he Is
actuated by personal hostility To Cover
nor Butler" 1t is understood that there
will be little OF u stampede to BOyntun,
that to day 5 convention will DO attended
by about 400 delegates, aud that Butler
Will receive the nomination for governor.
The Republican primaries were held IN
tho several legislative districts III BAIT
more Monday night to elect delegates %
C1uyCutiOus which VIII select delegates 10
tie state convention, which will meet on
Thursday To nominate candidates Tor
governor, attorney general and comp
trolcr. l. is understood that delegates
favorable TO the nomination of Hon. Hart
B. HoItou for governor will be chosen.
The Republican senatorial convention oi
Now York, met yesterday in Pulaski, aud
split. Twenty tour delegate renOmiuated
Senator Lansing aud Is Stalwarts MONT
mated ManIster Works Bitter speeches
were made.
The cglured uatiouaI convention met
Yesterday in Louisville, about $50 dele
gatet being present. It was called to ordeI
by Milton Holland Of Washington. Rev
\. VI. Green, of Louisiana, was Chosei
, temporary Ch4lEnau aud J. \. Gregory, -
Washington, temporary secretary. Iele
grams were received from L. ;. B. Pinch
| back. Of Louisiana, and Andrew j
Chambers, of Connecticut.
e Among tue Rogue-
I AuthOny COmstJCk, with "A large pDss
. Of deputy sheIIts yesterday raIded tn
g race tracks and pool rooms at Cone
d Island. lie first made some arrests o
5 the Brighton Beach race track, and the
h descended upon the West Brighton poo
; rooms Within half an hour after he lei
tho Island the pool rooms were again 1
l iull blast.
G II is SAID that the court martial whic
! convicted Second Lieutenant Robertson q
Z duplicating his pay accounts, sentence
u h,'u only 10 suspension for u year.
: q I,l1 .r1l.
. the auditing office at Newark, New Jersey
IL who is accused Of forgery, came up in III
u United States district court at TreutOi
i yesterday, and was postponed for OF
= week.
&c The jewelry store Of +. ROlshOvcn,
o Detroit was robbed on Saturday night {
70 about $lj 600 worth of goods. The buI
:. glars failed to open the safe.
d ii. II. Meng, postmaster Uf Nldali
/ Louisville, was arrested yesterday (,
Il stealing registered letters. He couiessC
&c his guilt.
Jacob IL Cronso, mailing clerk in Il
Roanoke, Virginia, postottice, was arraigI
- ed yesterday III Lyuchburg, for robbir
the mails He confessed number
:, thefts, aud $500 was found upon him.
- Plates for printing counterfeit $40 silv
~ ~ certificates and $40 notes on tho bank
al, | sAbhhlbAls NLhtbh, WOW IhIAuANN
-, Duluth, Minnesota, on the 22d inst,
an Accident and Desth.
no John Bull, engineer of the " "Tbundt
ol bOlt' passenger train on the New Ior
St Pennsylvania II Ohio railroad, died yC
K. terday, in Akron, Ohio, from injuri
oi received by collision with freight ira
III last Saturday night He could have saw
% himself by jumping, but he thought Of t
ny passengers, reversed his engine and set t
III air brakes. lie then put on full steam a
th started the engine ahead. 1t broke loo
from the cars. The passengers were u
hurt. Bull lived at Gullon, and was I
oldest engineer on the road.
'p- 4 kitchen range in the ScoyilG houl
at Waterbury, Connecticut, exploded yC
terday morning, in consequence of I
're shutting off of the city water which 81
20 piled it. Several servants narrow
OF escaped with their lives, the building y
IN fired in several places, window and
10 partition were shattered, and the bOard'
hg rushed into corridors in their niq
hu clothes. Fortunately no serious dana
ne was done.
Gu j. NJ. Everett, merchant OF Forsyt
ice was killed on Saturday night by Albert
SC, Layton, "a sporting character"
ler cause is assigned.
oE The Bradford Estate.
lc rnnsul GanaraI Marritt IN Landau