Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-01


carefully assisted from tho platform.
Mitchell also appeared aud said an apollo
getic word for Sullivan,
There wero surprisingly few hiSscs whom
this announcement was made, and some
infatuated admirers Of sullivan nCtually
chccrcd him. a considerable NUMBER oi
those present had come long uIstahoe'
aud Ill Dst of them had paid - each to Wit
ness the fight. Expressions ot disgust
were hoard ON evcry side. IL Is said that
sullivan has become unmanagoaole, ana
that Al Smith, who has for long time
attended tO the sluggcr's business, has
now given him up rs tncorrtGiblc.
1t is estimated that Sl4 600 was taken
| in by the managers, aud that s2,UoO cover
| all the expenses, 50 the GLADIATOR, sum
van, and tho Euglishman Mitchell. had
sl2, 900 to divide bctwoou thcm rs tho ~
suit of the much talkcd'ot combat
4 Ten Times MARRIED Doctor.
"Doctor" lIirschbcrC, who was captured
by the police immediately after his release
from tho workhOusc, in LOUISVILLE, NY"
proves, according t. reports, to bo the
most extensively married mau that has
been seen on kentucky soil for many days.
| This wandering "ourc all' WAS presented
| To the city court some six weeks ago on
the charge Of bigamy, and Judge Ihomp'
son sent him to tho wurkhOuse for year.
| On Saturday he was released, but the
doctor had hardly replaced his foot III the
| central part of the city botorc ho was ar
rested on warrant sworn tn by u lady
from Chicago, charging him with hiGamy,
| aud ~ a result the doctor i-lauguishing III
jail. The Chicago LADY says She has intor
| nation that she is llrsChberg' : tenth wife.
| The tirst woman she knew OF his mary
| ing was a nurse at the Cincinnati hospital.
She was German. Aftcrward, at
Buffalo, he married an Irish girl His
| next bride was taken at Cleveland, aud
| WAS pretty JewCSs Still later, at MOu
trcai, hc took uutO himself a French girl.
At New Orlcaus a muIatto was added %
tho list, and since then ho has married six
dIil5rout American women.
\ Famous diamond.
Ia 1866 diamond valued 1T over 5000
| 600 was found in Chilau mine near Cara.
cotes Its owner, Mr.. JOAN Paruso,
hawkCd it about Europe, aud at length
found a purchaser in QIoen Victoria. 1t
was put in the hands OF q Bond street,
London, jcweller to bo set, aud for eight
days was exhibited in his window. One
tine morning the leweler found the case
in which il was specially set
apart broken aud tho jewel COMO.
No trace of the thiet could be
found, and the j5wollcr partially indomui-
lied the queen for her loss. On the 1th of
May there died in miserable lodging in
Strasburg a man OF seventy named Julian
Partridge. His landlord was amazed tO
tiud ia Partridge = pocket u huge diamond.
wrapped up in letter, telling that he,
fiudrug himself dying, wished 10 explain
that the diamond in his pocket was tho
"Suusbeam, which he had stolen, but.
knowing that Mr.. ParesO had shown il al
over Europe, he had not, after all, dared
70 attempt TO sell it. The diamond was
returned to the queen, who, Of course,
repaid the jowcler.
How . Convict secured III, Release.
While gang Of - cOuyc,s were at work
in Plymouth, Eng, on Monday, one of the
! number threw large stone At the solitary
war,!cr, which struck the officer on the
head iLuictIug u stunning blow. The entire
gang immediately rushed upon him, bat 4
"lifc" convict named Stevens OutstrippeC
the OthoTs Of the gang, seized tue wardor'
UliO and ammunition and fired upon tht
Advancing gang, SIX of whom he seriousl,
wounded. When tho ammunition wa
exhausted Stevens clubbed tive others will
the rifle, and when assistance arrived ht
|
were promptly reported TO the government
ald Sir Vernon Haroourt, homo secretary
gave orders that Stevens should be re
wardCd and released from this sentence
| When this was made known to the con
| vlCt he tainted.
| Ihe DSath OF ). Blsko walters
J. Blake Walters, who was cashier o
| the state treasury under Treasurer Noycs
died at his home in Harrisburg, Monday
morning, of blood poisoning, induced b!
| injuries done his jaw by the extraction o
| a tooth some time ago. Mr. Walters wa
| born in Cleartield aud was about forty
| three years Of ago. He studied law will
| William 4. Wallace, but never practiceC
his profession, dcvOtng his attention T.
the lumber business, III which he acquire,
fortune. Iu 1873 ho was appOlnte,
cashier of the state treasury. After tn
expiration Of his term IN that othco b
engaged in mining interests. Abou
six months ago ho lost his fortune thrUugI
financial reverses.
Raging Forest Fires
A fire il raging in tho woods at Browns
vile, Maine, along tho line of the Katah
din iron works railroad The lire ID in Tia
woods which were blown down by the gal
OF last fall and il spreading rapidly
Fires are also reported at Furestvil'e OF
tho European and NorthAmerican diyisio
Of the Maine Central railroad.
4 destructive hro Is in prOyress o
GraylOck mountain, near Adams, Massa
chusstts. Many acres Of valuable timbe
have been destroyed, aud the fire Threaten
tho houses near the mountains base.
Riutous ColIegians.
A party Of Amherst seniors behaved |
riOtOus manner in Amherst village carl
on Sunday morning. They broke tho doc
of East street Congregational church
pounded upon the doors Of private dwell
ings, and broke several windows. A
but one of the party were arrested. s,
seniors were bound over by Judge Thoma
on a charge OF drunkenness and riotor
behavior. Tho hearing will tako place O
"Wednesday ut tho very hour they wont
have graduated. UndUr the college mi,
the offenders are no longer members Of II
institution.
GermAn sentiment Uut West.
st, Joseph Volksblatt.
Tho YOlkSblan has never down to IN
timo faltered in its support Of the RspuI
| lican party, but it draws til, line at Bi,ir
: and Logan. IL is an assured fact that m
: German Americans Of Ohio, Indian
, | Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota aud 9th,
states in which they hold tho balanos ,
, power, ~ between tho parties, cannot |
/ induced To support Blaine. Truly. who
tho gods wish to destroy thoy nrst mai
4 mad.