Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-04
MAIL NEWS.
r.r VARIED WAYS or rut wosIp.
Late Sews Condensed Tor uuick PerusaI--
crime aud taiamity-NtsCel-
Iaueous matters

mllling operations impbSSiOiC. Al fGtVlS
burg the river is So low that millers can
not do more than fourth of their usual
work.
The encampment of the New Jersey
Grand Army of tho Republic, at Prince
ton Junction, began yesterday morning
About | 500 comrades are on the ground.
including the entire Sixth regiment Of
Camden, besides post aud militia organt
cation from other cities.
Seventeen OF the twenty GOAL mines ii
the MassillCn district of Ohio, were idle
yesterday. Two OF those ia operation are
pay ing the advance of ten cents per ton
demanded by the miners the other has
not been heard from on this point.
The Amalgamhtcd Irish and Catholic
societies of Fall River, in joint convention
ou Saturday. resolved to boycott the
Boston Dday Herald because it refused
TO prini au appeal for aid in behalf of the
families OF the men hanged for compljcjty
IN the PhWuix park murder.
Tho nineteenth annual session of the
Homo Jpathic medical society Of PouuSyl.
vanii will be held in Philadelphia on
the 18Th, l9.h aud 2)jh, OF the present
month.
Frank Stevens, II years old, employed
at the jowelry establiShm,nt of Thomas
accidentally shot Mary Fisher II years ut
age, employed in tho same place. The
ball passed through the girl 5 nose.
Fritz huobb, 10 years old, while trying
to get ou the platform of Richmond car
yesterday, at Philadelphia fell aud the
car passed over his right leg. lie died
during the afternoon.
An unknown man was Tuu over and
killed by shifting engine az Seventeenth
street aud Washiu gtou avenue, philAlcl.
phia, last evening.
An Exhibition opened
The foreign exhibition at Boston was
formally opened at noon yesterday, in the
building Of the Massachusetts, charitable
mechanics association. Among the
speakers were Mayor Palmer, the commits
slouers from Germany, Frauce. Japan and
China. MOnsignOr Capel, Secretary
Chandler and Lieut.. Gov. Ames The ex.
ercses also included music, prayer aud
the firing Of a salute of 100 guns. The
countries representing are Eagland,
France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Aus
tra, Hungary, Russia, Belgium, Denmark,
Sweden and Norway, Holland, Brazil
China Japan, Turkey, Siam, Algers.
Iunis, Hawaii, Canada aud East ladies'
Money Matters.
Il is believed at the internal revenue
Bureau that the claims for rebate OF taxes
on tobacco, snuG and cigars, under the
new internal revenue law, have nearly all
been presented, and it is estimated that
they will aggregate about $500 600.
The total annual reduction in the revenue
from tobacco, SNUFF and cigars Is now esti
mated at $50 0OO,O
The total estimated cost OF tho building
operations in New York city during the |
first eigh months of the presen: year was |
s44, O72 9eO. The estimated cos. Of new |
buildings during the first six months Of |
The year was s3l, 1902, 500. against s27 9J9,- !
3J5 for tue first six mOnths OF 1882.
The first national bank Of ShakApee |
Minnesota, with a capital OF 80, 900, and |
the first national bank o( Manasquan,
New Jersey, with a capital OF $4,000
have been authorized to bcgiG business
Railroad Litigation.
In the l. ;. circuit court at Trenton.
New Jersey, Monday counsel for the New
Jersey Central RAILROAD company filed AN |
answer to the amended bill of the Pennsyl |
vania railroad company, touching the suit |
over the New York aud Long Branch road |
which has been pending for some months !
past. The answer, including certain ex-
hibts, covers fifty two printed pages. It |
concludes by denying the right of the |
court to Interfere IN the premises, and
praying that the bill may be dismissed |
with costs. The final arguments will take |
place on the fourth Tuesday of this month.
Accidents aud Plaques.
One new case of yellow fever aud one |
death-that of Dr.. BassO-were reported |
at the Pensacola navy yard yesterday. |
Dr. Basso, according to telegram from |
Pensacola, appeared in that city when the |
fever was raging there last year, with a |
specific " for the disease, and "obtain. |
ed certificates from hundreds of intelii. |
gent persons OF marvellous cures" When |
the fever appeared at the yard this season |
basso went there, and the people on the |
naval reservation gave him certificates OF |
more cures"
A highwayman boarded train at Ogden |
Utah, on Sunday night, aud covering |
eight passengers and two train men with |
his revolver pluudered them of their |
watches aud money and escaped.
George Wagner, a private watchmau,
shot himself upon the grave OF his daugh- |
ter in cemetery at Columbus, Ohio. on |
Sunday night. He was living at last ac- |
counts, but was not expected TO reco.e..
Lord Hoadley, who accompanied the |
Hatch party to the Yellowstone, was ia
iured on Saturday by slipping down a
precipice while pursuing game. Though
painful, bis injuries are not considered |
serious.
Three men were killed aud twenty in
jured by the collision on the Long Island |
at Springfield station, on Sun.
day night. The killed were John Hart.
William Moore and man named Fitzgor.
aid. All of the injured are expected to
recover.
Young Woman Murdered
Rose Clark, aged about %, daughter of
Nathan w. Clark, of Stratford, was
found dead Monday morning near her
fathers residence, some two miles north
of Stratford depot, Conn. Finger marks
on her throat Indicated that she had been
choked TO death. She was to have been
married about two weeks hence TO VIM.
LOOMS, Of Stratford, and was accustomed
to visit his house, which she did last even.
ing. She started for home about o
o'clock, which was the last seen of her
alive. cOlored man knows as " Boston -
White, who figured 30 prominently in The
Brush murder case, is suspected of the
crime