Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-14

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Chas. Young. of Norwich, artery cut Il
the leg and bleeding profusely. and pep
pered in tho face, head and body viii
coarse powder. The injuries of the other,
are less serious. The Injured men were
consigned to private residences and medi.
cal aid promptly summoned.
The injured are all doing we'll. The
blame for the mishap is laid upon the
committee of arrangements, whose orders
vera obeyed by the officer in charge of the
artillery.
| NEWS SPARAGRAPHED.
From Many Places and Of Varied Import
At Chicago, in Justice Woodman's
court, "wednesday afternoon, . bailifl
named Barry Murphy became noisy, and,
refusing to listen to the admonitions oil
the magistrate, the latter bounced from
the judgment seat and administered a
severe pummeling to the recalcitrant CON
stable in the highest style of the pueilistic
art, and then calmly resumed the dispen
sation of justice.
At the annual meeing of the trustees
of Rensselaer, polytechnic institute yester
day, at Troy, N. Y, Mrs. William How
ard Hart, of that city, presented the
institute as memorial of her late hus-
band csc, 900 to endow the professorship
OF rational and technical mechanics, to
bear the name of her husband. The
chair is now filled by William Herbert
Burr, c. f.
| Chinese firms are quietly buying or leas-
ing large quantity of real estate at
Victoria, b. G., on which to erect extern
sive business houses. The transactions
are regarded as significant of the intention
OF the Chinese to monopolize the trade in
Chinese and Japanese goods with Eastern
| Canada on the completion of the Canadian
Pacific railway.
The revenues of the government from
all sources show decrease for the pre-
sent fiscal year, to June /, of $7,173, $40.
There was falling off in customs receipts
of SO, 947, 723, and an increase of $685., All
in internal revenue and of SO, 1886, 372 from
| miscellaneous sources.
George W. Moore, of the Moore s.
Burgess minstrel combination, of London,
was arrested yesterday on an action
brought at New York by William Emmett,
of Chicago, for $75. Moore was on board
steamer in which he had taken passage
for Europe. He paid the amount and was
released.
Charles A. Howe, an express messenger,
has obtained judgment at Boston for
Sl2,OO against the Fitchburg railroad
company for disabling injuries received in
collision.
George Fredericks, the variety theatre
manager, who was shot at Kansas City by
Stein, OF the Eoening Star, died last even
ing.
Patrick Reed and Peter Kinns were
suffocated by fire.damp in the Robinson
coal mine, at Gunnison, Colorado, yester-
day.
The receipts frem internal revenue yes
terday were s309, ,OS2, and from customs,
s572, ,619.
Two Mon Strangely Disappear.
Some time ago Joseph Evans, of Potts
Vile, was notified of the serious illness of
his aged mother in Wales. He set out to
visit her, but on the day of his departure
received the news of her death. He was
expected home last week and James Mol
gan, his son-in-law, native of Philadel-
phia, went to that city to meet him and
escort him home. Nothing has been
heard of either since. The family was so
much worried for their safety that, when
few days ago, Morgan's wife was con-
fined, it affected her fatally. The where
abouts of neither Morgan nor Evans are
known, and the funera! of their deceased
wife and daughter was postponed until
Wednesday, when neither appearing it
was thought best to 60 on with the inter
ment.
School Board President Hissed
In attempting to make speech at tho
theatre Wedne esday night in delivering
diplomas to graduates Of the Richmond, |
Va, high school. Henry Hudnall, prssi
dent of the Malone school board, was
hissed so vigorously by persons in til, au.
dience as to prevent him from being heard. |
MIR. Hudnall was forced to omit his speech |
making. The affair created quite a sensa |
tlon in Richmond, where the appointment |
by Gov. Cameron of two negro members |
of the local school board has been so |
severely denounced by Democrats. ODe |
OF these sable trustees, with his wife and |
daughter, occupied seats in private box |
in the building during the exercises. The |
absence of white members of tho board |
was conspicuous.
A Girls Fight With Panther.
Little Rock Gazette.
The particulars of thrilling adventure
with a panther in Northwest Arkansas
reached here last night. Crawford Bux
ley, noted hunter, killed deer, and in
it to his mountain home the
blood attracted panther. Later in the
evening Matte, the sixteen. year old
daughter of Buxley, while stretching the
hide of the slain deer in shed near the
house, was attacked by the panther.
which threw her down and fastened it's
claws in her body. Her screams drew her
father to tho spot, and, after all exciting
struggle the animal was driven away. The
girl was not seriously hurt.
Bapy Bachman sriII MIss,nu
Every effort on the part of the police to
obtain any knowledge as to the wherea
bouts of John Bachman's four months
Did child, which was stolen from its era
lie in Tumbling Run valley, Schuylkill
county, last Sunday evening, has proved
The family and friends
lave secured the mountains, but in vain.
Tho child's mother is almost frantic and
low entertains no hope Of her baby's re-
'overy, either dead or alive. The fact ,
hat band of gypsies encamped in the
ALLEY caused suspicion to rest on them,
md to satisfy the family their camp was
earched this afternoon, but no trace of
he missing child could be found.
suicide Caused by Poverty.
At Shenandoah Dan'l Fisher committed :
uicide by taking an overdose of laudanum :
t late hour Tuesday night in Robbins & :
20. g lumber yard. where he was found !
ext morning by Chief of Police Rhoades. e
ie came there last Saturday from New a
1exico, and his general appearance was a
hat of extreme poverty, which probably a
aused him to take his life. He called on n
relative, who gave him small sum 8