Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22

has been prominently identified in the
various labor movements in tho western
aud northwestern part of the state.
Very pressing invitations have been
received by Governor Cleveland To appear
In tho west, in Pennsylvania and Ia other
parts OF the country, but he has refused
to accept any Of them. lle believes that
his place is at his post OF public duty, aud
he will not follow Mr.. Blaine in swinging
around tho circle. lie took no part in
ctfecting his nomination for the presidency.
and he will take no part in the conduct of
the contest for his election.
Speaker Carlisle says "Thore are 1853
electoral votes in the South, and Mr..
Cleveland will positively secure every ono
OF them, no matter how much talk there
is about West Virginia, North Carolina,
or Florida, or Louisiana being in doubt.
Then he will just "a certainly carry Now
\ ork with its SO votes, Now Jersey with 9
and Indiana with Is, making 2l3 votes, 10
more than are really required, and then
we feel very sanguine of carrying Conncc
ticut, Ohio, Michigan. Wisconsin Colorado,
Nevada, Oregon and California, SO that
MIR. Blaine will fall very short of getting
enough votes for success"
A Woman Caught In nsio Di.guise.
Saturday morning there arrived in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, an individual apparently
Is years of age. He seemed irresolute
after alighting from the car, and was at
once besieged by the hsckmen who sar-
round the depot. He did not want q car
riage, but said he would like to get cheap
ticket to Chicago. One of the hackmen
took charge of him, aud Instead Of assist
ing, turned him over to Policeman Gorian,
with the remark "This young man is a
woman" After this nothing remained
but TO escort the distinguished lady TO the
police station, whereupon, being ques
toned, she Acknowledged hor sex and was
locked up. She stated that her name was
Mo!lie FIickinger aud that she lived with
her parents near Hamilton, o. Her father
is miller, but there is q heavy mortgage
on his house. The cause she assigned for
leaving was her mothers harshness and
her sisters hatred. She positively denies
| that any man is mixed up in the affair.
Miss Flickiuger is well connected, having
several sisters in Middetowp and Cinoin-
| natl. She is tall and well formed, with
fair complexion, blue eyes and golden
brown hair. She will probably be held
until word is received from her father.
Strange End OF an Outcsst Woman.
n few years ago woman with a
fictitious namo died in Augusta, Georgia.
She first appeared in that city thirty years
| ago and was the possessor of about $751;
600. Sho was joined there By man with
| whom she lived for several years. He
| became noted gambler and drew upon
the woman's funds to pursue his hazard
| GUS calling. She died, refusing to divulge
her name, and the court appointed an
| administrator who found that she had left
| about $4,000. 4 search begun for the
/ fhn h.air a. lnl h,,. a. ,ha II
| any cl1e to the wOman's real name.
Papers found among the effects revealed
the fact that she belonged to Philadel.
phia family, evidently people Of wealth
| and influence, but beyond this no thing
could be ascertainod. Ths administrator
advertised freely in the papers of Phiia.
| delphia, but no answer was returned and
| the property has been escheatsd to the
state of Georgia and will go into the edu'
| cational fund.
village srirrsa y s.rea.sd NJ urder
The village of Toms River is greatly
stirred by the supposed murder Of James
| Wainwright, laboring mau living out in
the country about three miles from that
place. On Monday last he left his home
| to go to Toms River to cut grass for B
+. Aumack. he failed to return home, but
IL was not until the following Thursday
that his family grew apprehensive of him
Il search was then made, and his lat
covered with blood was found near feuct
about 800 yards from his home. Blood
stains We're also discovered on tho bushes
in several places in the vicinity. Nothing
has been heard of the whereabouts of the
missing man, however.
suf0cRted by Sewer Gas
John Slim, q bricklayer, and john ReEd
his helper, were suifocated by gas in {
sewer at the Edgar Thomson steel works
at Braddock, Pa, Saturday morning
They we're repairing the sewer, and werI
overcome by the gas which had accunu,
lated. Slim was 40 years old and leaves
| wife and throh Children. Rand MlR