Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GATHERED rRom ALL piREur,oSs.
- Tbn,dSiphis Maiden Ladys strange Pets
An flop,ng Family ntIcr Items
IRON VsrIous Sources.

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| pauious were seven dogs ofvarious breeds,
n big greyhound, Harry" being hCl
| fayoEite. The income Of u trust estate was
tho wOman's support, aud sometimes
remittances we're irregular aud conso
| quently the llrdCr suffered TO some
extent but, come veal or woe, tho dogs
were always well taken care Oi--cveu at
| the sacrifice Of comfort by their beueiac
! tor. The dog " Harry" had been twice
| taken to Florida for the benodt OF his
! health, but he hnaNy died iu tue West
! Philadelphia house. Ills mistress was IN
| clpsUahlc. She kept his body in the house
! for two weeks, and then the neighbors
| began 10 complain. They threatened 70
| put tho board Of health on the place,
! which succeeded in causing the animal 10
BE- biried. Alter this, fearing the inter
ference of the u0ighbors with the suryiy-
| ing dogs, Miss Lockwood gathered her
pets about her and departed for aboardiug
house uu South street. Ia the other house
the animals had free run OF the cstab
| lishmcnt, but Ou South street they had 10
be content with the freedom of the cellar.
After the death Of their mistress they were
taken 10 the dog shelter on Lombard
street, The boarding hpIsc mistress
claimed from the estate $40 Tor . weeks
board OF the dogs, IN addition 10 claim
for tho board Of their owner. The court
alIO scd these claims and the remainder OF
the fund was used in paying nurses,
physicians fees aud funeral oSP. uses
nottalIy " lunded mis- Father.
Thomas {. Bradshaw, 80 years Of age,
vas shot aud mortally wounded by his son
Walter, at their home IN Cambridge, Mass,
early Tuesday morning. The son is %
| years of age. l. is said that the father
had for some time lived apart from his
family and contributed nothing 10 their
support. RecCutly he went back to live
with them. Tuesday morning the sou
awakened his father from sleep, saying
! that his mother wanted some money. The
! father pushed bis sou towards the door
the son drew 4 pistol, and the father
again advancing, a sudden movement "
Of tho sons hanl-ls alleged by the latter
-" caused the pistol TO 60 oiT witaCu, bis
intention" The yOpug man gave ulr'.r Z
| up, and is Low in jail.
y Family Trat EIopcs
" Mrs. Honnlu," Of Pottsylle, la- 20
quested the arrest OF George SchruyLCt,
tor clipping vita her daughter. She is the
wife OF a resident Of New Castle, Della.
ware, named Wes,phal, who IS employed
at the Morris < Tasker iron works. About
W = -
map, or Westpha', herself cloped from
that place with tlyco Russian Jews, who
had been boarding AZ her house, one OF
them being Schroeder. She took along
with her tAres children, including the cir
who has in turn abSCOuded with SshrOe.
der. II is sad that warrant baS beyI
sent for the mOthCg's arrest. lae publ
cation Of the fact OF the second Clopemeu
. attracted the notice Of Mr.. Wcs,phal. VII
had not learned before the direction ..keI
, by his runaway wife.
Daring Operation.
Dr.. Samn ". Gross, at the JrtTursO
hospital, Philadelphia, has been keeping
! woman alive Tor some months by passiu
+ ncurishmeut directly into her stomac
I through a silver tube with elastic attach
ment. She had b.en suffering from
tumCr in the throat, which had p,ogrcssc
SO far "a to choke up the p5Ophagus al
interfere finally with nutrition. II was
o choice between absolute starvation ard
daring operation, which might at lea
, prOiOng the !fs of the sufferer. Her LII
Las been prolonged as to give hopes,
her strength can only be keps mp, OF =
operation tha: may be Euccessiui il -
} moving the tumor from the throat.
Briaf Items FROM all sources
The American fish culture ass0ciatio
began their thirteenth annual session o
the Washington national museum bui!dir
Tuesday.
Mr.. Wallace, the United States ministt
to Turkey, has left CuustantinOple on h
four months leave OF absence in Amerio,
, Tho comptroller Of the currency, aft
N consultation with the president, appointe
Walter 5. johnson - DO the receiver
| the Marine hank of Nav York
10 the House OF Commons, Tuesda
= night, Sir Michael Hicks Beach's ceDsul
motion was rejected by vote of 303 I
> e7j. The ParnC.liges voted with the In
nority.
B. A small quantity Of slato fell from Il
roof OF the Junction railroad tunnel
o Pl.tsburg, Tuesday morning, killing a
!. tonic Dobio and Seth Brown.
Joseph Knight driver boss, was kille
Tuesday by the fall Of a hosting carriag
e, in the Nottingham mine az Piymout
y Pennsylvania.
The twentieth anniversary OF tho boal
of church extension Of the Methods
;, Episcopal church, was celebrated Tue
day evening in the Philadelphia Academ
-, of music. About s5l 900 was,contrbutt
y during the evening, Rev, J. G.. Mile
l. Of Lincoln, Nebraska, subscribed $50, 00
u TUESDAY afternoon CnarIeS SlsCO slt
:. Robert Campbell twice through the brea
y. in Baltimore. Sisco then fled, and, beir
" pursued, fired with his three reyolvers
: the crowd, two shots taking effect in Il
S head and arm of Christian Kramer, whit
: aud two in the breast and abdomen
a James Johnson, colOIed. II was not unit
. after SiscO had discharged all thrl
= weapons that he was captured. II
= crowd then beat him in a horrible manpe
II fracturing his skull. The injuries
Il Campbell, Johnson, Kramer and Sisco a
l.. considered fatal.
= WALL STREET GREATLY ENUITED.
many Eumors ana Heavy Declines
stocks
There was great excitement In Wa
street yesterday, especially in the ClOsir
hours, and there was rush to sell stock
, Heavy declines occurred in Westel
Union, Union Pacific, st. Paul and 9th
stocks. No failures were announced, br
the Continental bank refused to certi
a any more checks for one firm. Mar
reports were in circulation concernir
firms, railroads and banks, but nearly q
OF them were without foundation. Th
. directors of tho Second National bank he
i "a meeting and announced that any To-
I which the bank had suffered had bee
, | mace good. and that tina hank wnnld a