Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13


enough money TO secure them break last,
aud headed tho subscription list with 300
The petition was circulated during the
day aud at last $500 were obtained. The
girls were placed in charge oi Mrs, Rounds,
of the Young Mems Christian association,
who saw them safely ON board Baltimore
& Ohio train.
Trade aud Labor.
!. IL. Billups & Co, cotton merchants
Vt New York, suspended yesterday with
liabilities estimated at SiOO 600.
A deputation from the Ontario stcel
works of London, Ontario, visited Ottawa
yesterday To represent 10 the government
the necessity Of increasing the duty on
steel
Claus Spreckels has cornered the
| entire Hawaiian sugar crop, The quantity
is estimated at so, 900 900 pounds, and the
operation, II is said will enable him -
| control the sugar trade cf the Pacific
| coast
Chief Arthur OF the brotherhood Of
| locomotive engineers, being asked, In
| Cleveland, concerning reported strikers In
| Texas and elsewhere, said that he knew
nothing Of them. "The brotherhood has
no present or prospective difficulty with
the railways anywhere
Representatives Of tho various labor
organizations in New York met last night,
and decided to hold monster demon.
stralion" next Monday evening in Cooper
! Union. Henry Oscar Cole will preside
aud addresses will be made by prominent
labor advocates in English, French and
German. II is expected that tho French
delegates to the Boston exhibition will
attend.
The French labor delegates, Messrs,
| Brebant, Ribamer and Rain, yesterday
visited Yale college aud tho city hall in
! Now Haven, Connecticut Mr Sergeant, a
large hardware Manufacturer, refused 20
allow them TO inspect all the departments
OF his factory they were also refused
admission to the Winchester arms factory.
! The delegation will start for Philadelphia
to day and will leave for France On De.
comber l9th.
Accident snh Crime.
4 passenger train on the Texas aud 81,
Louis railway was wrecked oa Tuesday
night near Gilmsr, Texas. 4 number OF
persons were hurt. Three freight trains
were wrecked on the slmo road during the
same night.
The government counsel IN the Shr
Route cases say that the presence Of
Walsh is absolutely Indispensable 10 make
out heir case against TX Senator Kellogg
They are confident Of their ability 70 tnd
Walsh aud get a s'yv.rs upon him hsfore
the March term.
4 drunken mnn IN the gallery Of the
Academy Of Music, in Chicago, on Tues
day night, set up the cry Of fire. " aud q
large audience surgei towards the exit
doors. The manager and people on the
stage succeeded in relssurng the audience
The man who raised the cry was place.
under arrest.
The Change wrouGht Dy Cure.
Jennie Smith was for IL years a helpless
invalid She peddled books uotwithstaud
ing, going about IN coach on wheels
She usually stayed in that vehicle nigh
aud day, and 70 avoid the effort aud psiI
OF removal to \ seat in a passenger car
habitually Travelled among the baggage
She was suddenly cured. She believes i
was By miracle. That made her tu-u
Evangelist Remembering he almost uni
form kindness with which railroad EN-,
plOyes had treated her she resolved /,
devote herself entirely 10 their salvation
During two years she has had charge o
the railway department OF the Women
Christian union. But I'm not treated a
c0nsiderately as when | was a cripple
she says " baggage master rcmarkc,
We were glad TO help You when yol
couldn't walk, and you'd be welcome nov
If you couldn't talk
The Uid Flag aud an Appropriation. a
\ convention of colored men from al
parts of Georgia met Wednesday 10 tn
capital at Atlanta, "to discuss the educa
tiOual situation, with view of getting a
additional appropriation from the state
together with an appropriation by Con
gress." Four hundred delegates wer
present. The organization OF the conveu
ton gave rise to rather "tumultuOus' pre-
ceedlngs, but in the afternoon there was
parliamentary quieting down. DR.. Orr
the state school commissioner, sddresse
the convention by invitation, He urge
the members TO be concliatory in thei
demands, as the colored people pay take
on only IS, 900, 900 ofthe s26s 900, 900 wort
OF property in tho state, and he urge
them to be non partisan. Rev. J. "
White, Of Augusta, was elected permanel
chairman.
Printers on strike.
The compositors in the Office of the Ne
York Tribune, eighty six in number, sIruc
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, becaus
. OF an alleged attempt on the part of I'll
foreman, Thompson, TO get men from ou
of town TO take the place Of the Cnio
, compositors. subsequently three me
went back to their cases. and II wei
procured from outside. making the tot
working force IA. This is the striker,
I statement. The office people say that :"
. full complement of men is on hand worl
. ing under lock aud key, and that cots an
provisions have been provided, so that Il
new men will not need TO go toto Il
, street TO be influenced by Union men,"
Base Ball Association Ohicsrs
5 The third annual convention of the Ame
! loan association Of base ball clubs,
] session at Cincinnati, yesterday electt
= the following officers President, II.
7 Mcknight, of Pittsburg; Vice President
: Lewis Simmons, OF Philadelphia Seer
? tary aud Treasurer, w. c. Wlkof, OF G.
lumbus. Directors, Chris. Won der Ah
I of st, Lewis; Q. II. Byrne, of BrooklyI
I Lewis Simmons, of Philadelphia; VIZ
4 Barnie, of Baltimore; w. L. Jackson,
Louisville, and w. j. Colburn, of Toledo.
Underground wIrss.
A large portion OF the fire alarm al
police telephone wires of WashingtC
were transferred to the underground cab
; line recently laid by the Standard cab
company of Plttsburg. Eighteen under
ground circuits have been tested with 81
= isfactory results and are now in sucoessfr
: operation.
An Irish Convention.
, The Irish state convention called
= amalgamate all the Irish organizations
| l. LnA Il