Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-13
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
Losses of Life and Property.


Flerenco Morell. ten years of age, was
burned to death while playing around a
bonfire at Syracuse, New York ,on Wednes.
day evening.
w. A. Levan and Augustus Everhardt
representing tho Reno Rock company OF
Now York were killed yesterday a5 Corn.
wall Penna., while making trial blast OF
the rendrock powder.
Two boilers iI Hitchcock & Bradley's
shaft and pole works, ut Ashtabula, Ohio,
exploded early yesterday morning, demol-
ishing the building, I three story brick
structure, and wrccking McGinnis' car
riage works adjoining. Charles Grubham,
the night watchm3n. was killed.
The boiler in the Hudson chain factory
at Hudson, Wisconsin, exploded yester
day, killing William Paaska and injuring
two others. TIE building was completely
| wrecked, portions of it being carried a
boring room escaped injury. Tho loss is
about $4,000.
Dead Bodies Found.
The body of Frederick Wagner, who
disappeared in Colorado last fall, was
found Oh Sunday, near Powers station, on
the Santa Fe railroad. There was bull.
let hole in the back Of the head, and con-
siderable money was scattered around.
His business card and plain gold ring,
bearing the inscription "A. b to +. W.,
February 1, 1SSl,' were found with the
body. Deceased was a brother of the late
Senator Wagner, of New York.
The body OF John J. Bowlcs, a promi
nert citizen Of Southampton county, Vir.
ginia, has been found in the woods near
his house with a terrible cash in the throat
and a razor clutched in one hand. 1t is
supposed he committed suicide because of
pecuniary trouble.
News Miscellany.
Owing to the prevalence of yellow fever
in Cuba and other localities, the national
board of health has decided to establish
quarantine stations on the Southern coast
earlier than usual this year. 1t is pro-
posed to open the station at New Orleans
on May 1st and tho other Southern sta.
tions not later than May 18th.
StilIwell Il. Russell, late U. s. marshal
for the western district of Texas, who
was convicted of a charge of presenting
false expense accounts. was yesterday sen
fenced at San Antonio, Texas, to imprison-
ment for two years in the pcnitentiary at
Chester. Illinois.
The United States grand jury at Little
Rock, Arkansas, yesterday indicted ex
U. $. Marshal J. T. Brown for forgery,
perjury and the presentation OF false ac-
counts whilo he was chief clerk under the
late Marshal Tarran.
Bel,igerent Friends of Prosecuted Priest.
A crowd of about /, 600 men, women and
children gathered on Wednesday night in
front of the house of the father of Lizzie
Cannon in Boston, whose suit against
Father Fleming had just been settled in
court, and gave vent to their feelings BY
shouting, uttering curses, drumming
upon tin cans and blowing tin horns. !"
They also broke up tar barrels, built bon
fires on the street and sidewalks. and
hurled sticks and stones against the side
Of the house. The police finally dispersed
the crowd. Last night the rioters returned
to tho scene, but a heavy ain and the
presence of policemen prevented any de-
mOnstration.
Cyclone In Ohio.
A terrible tornado passed over Milan.
Lorain county, Ohio on Wednesday
Buildings and crops are badly damaged.
A farmer, named Nicholas Gira, was blown
from roof where he was at work and was
instantly killed. He leaves largo family.
John James, struck by barn door. had
both his legs broken. Several others were
injured. A man named Speron was killed
at Chicago junction. It was tho severest
storm in years. The cyclone only struck
a small portion of the county and did no
damage to localities twenty miles distant.