Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-10

Carolina.
Robert L. Sherman, ! prominent farmer
near Watertown, N. Y, shot himself on
Monday whilc laboring under temporary
alteration. He will probably die.
The night watchmau at Franklin fur
mace, New York, shot ard killed young
burglar on Sunday morning while the
latter was robbing the iron company's
store. A ticket for Newark, N. j., and
four watches were found on his body.
Portions of Garland. Yell and Mont-
gomery counties, in Arkansas, are still
under control of outlaws who defy the
are wild and mountainous. Monday Gov.
Berry wrote a letter to the sheriff of each
county, urging them to call out large
posses and hunt down the outlaws.
Theodore and John F. Allen, aud their
mother. Hanpah L. Langley, of New York,
have sued the Rochester Union and Aduer
tiSer for libel, claiming $10O, 600 in each
case. The Union and Adrertiser copied,
about month ago, a letter from New
York to Western paper questioning the
honesty of the plaintiffs.
The grand jury at Pittsburgh Monday re
turned two indictments against Archibald
II. Rowand, clerk of the county court for
misdemeanor in Office The indictments
contain 60 counts, alleging that fines had
been collected when none had been i'm
posed, and that Rowand failed to account
for largo sums collected.
Matters of Labor
A few more of the ringleaders in the Ely
! mines in Vermont were arrested yesterday
| morning and taken to Chelsea Jail. Sheriff
Berry has returned home, and states that,
| in his opinion, no further riOtOus demon
| strations will be made by the miners.
The acting comptroller of the currency
has authorized the following banks The
Owego national bank, of Owego, N. Y,
capital $50, 900 the national bank of Ell
Paso, Illinois, capital $4,000, and the
First national bank Of Greenville, Texas,
capital 5000
| The weavers at the Bourne mill at Fall
River, Mass, struck yesterday morning
ON account of a change in their wages from
day pay to payment by the piece. They
claim that it is reduction, while the
management of the mill claim it will make
no difference and be fairer. The mill makes
Canton flannel.
| A telegram from Chicago says the
proposition of Peter McGeogh to settle at
the rate of so cents on the dollar is likely
to fall through. Several heavy creditors
|
said that George Eidredge s. Co., whose
claims amount to 500, 900, demand full
payment.
Whisky Men Z Excited.
The New York papers state that the
decision of the solicitor general that the
expectation of bonded whisky to Bermuda
with a view to it's reimportation for the
purpose of evading the immediate pay
ment of the internal revenue and tax
extending the bonded period, is not an
expectation according to the meaning of
tho law, was matter of general discus
sion among the large dealers in distilled
spirits in that city Saturday. There
where several anxious consultations
of the whisky men of which Cen
eral Raum, ex commissioner of in
internal revenue expressed the opinion
that the solicitor generals law was sound
and unimpeachable. The opinion of
dealers generally was that this opinion
would affect the trade throughout the
country hundreds of thousands OF dollars,
and others predicted that many failures
would follow. A Cincinnati dispatch says
the decision principally affects the pro-
ducers of Bourbon whisky. Producers of
high wines, who comprise all the disti'lsrs
north of the Ohio river, are not affected in
the least by it, a. they do not put their
product in bond, but sell it as soon as
made.
Canada Regulating Liquor Importation.
The following regulation regarding the
expectation of spirits has been established
at Ottawa That brandy, gin, whisky. Or
other distilled spirits, shall not be in
ported to any part of Canada in any un
decked vessel or in any vessel under twenty
tons burden, registered tonnage, or in
any vehicle by land other than a
railway car, or in any package ex
cept bottled spirits, containing less than
100 gallons, wine measure, except for tue
purpose of being manufactured, as pro
vIded in council ON Nov. 20, 1882 pro
vided, however, that such spirits may be
imported direct from Great Britain and
other European countries, and from any
British colony and from tho West India
islands in packages of not less capacity
than octaves or in glass ; that wine and
malt liquor shall not be imported in any
other conveyance than those above do
scribed, but may be thus imported in any
of the packages according to the ordinary
custom of trade; and that any spirits i'm
ported contrary to or in violation of this
regulation, or any part thereof, shall be
seized and forfeited.
Baseball Yesterday.
At Buffalo Buffalo 4, New York 1
Detroit Providence 6, Detroit 1 New
York Staten Island Z, Beacon of Boston
5; Brooklyn Anthracite 5, Brooklyn
Trenton Trenton z, Quickstep2 Cam
den Merritt II, Harrisburg7 Philadel-
phia Mantua 4, T. L Evans !; same
city: August Flower 4, Bridgeton O;
same city: Hartville 8, Ross 4. The
Philadelphia league team stopped at
Altoona yesterday to play the amateur
club of that place. Over 1000 persons
were present aud the game was fine. The
home nine had the game in their own
hands until the latter part when they lost
it by errors. The Philadelphia men were
unable to hit the Altoona pitcher and
they had no earned runs while the home
club had three. The score was s to 6, in
favor of the league team.
! Mrs. Cecilia Banks died yesterday, in
Williamsport, New York, at the alleged
age of 102.
Nancy Peel, colored woman, died in
Washington on Saturday, at the alleged
age of 1O6 years.
B. St. Aubin, translator for the Domin-
ion House of Commons, and French
writer of ability, dropped dead in Ottawa,
Ontario, yesterday.
John E. Clark, for long time night
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