Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-02
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
'DBAYHs BY VIOLENCE.
lves5: Lost Yesterday on
Land and Sea.
FATAL HURRICANE IN SOFIA.
Thousands of Sheep Killed
In a Railroad Wreck.
The HARVARD BOYS CELEBRATE.
Plans for a Week i'm House
And Senate.
The HARVARD BOYS CELEBRATE.
RECORD Days mrsHAPs.

RECORD OF DAYS mASAAES.
Collision Of Schooners-A Sunday
Bather Drowned-Fatal OaPslzlng OF
Dory-Drowning Of a Deaf Mute
Small Boy Carried out With the
Tide-serious Accidental an Electric
Light statfon-A Girl Burned and
BOY Shot.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Steamship Exeter
City of the Bristol line. which arrived from
Swansea tonight, brought to this port the
captain and crew of the Norwegian bark
Louis, which sprang a leak and sunk off the
Irish coast one hundred and eighty miles
from Fastnet light on May 10. The bark
was bound for Quebec, and when sighted by
the Exeter City was about to be abandoned
by her crew, who, after passing three days
and three nights at the pumps, saw that it
was impossible to save her. She sprung
aleak during heavy weather. The Louis was
commanded by Captain Jhefermehl. The
crew consisted of nine men. Captain Jhef-
fermehl was knocked down by huge wave
and had his left arm and shoulder dislocated.
His seven-year-old con was also taken from
the sinking Louis. The bark was valued at
$4,000.
BosToN, June 1.-Schooner Laoonia, Cap.
tain Gay, which arrived to-day from Eliza
bethport reports that she was run into by
schooner Helena q. King, bound from New
York for an eastern port, on Friday night
off the Stone Horse, Nantucket shoaI. The
Laconia had head gear and cutwater carried
away, main rigging damaged and other minor
damage was received. During the collision
Eliza A. Anderson, bound north, cutting her
down to the waters edge. Schooner James
Ponder of Milton, DEL, Captain Lynch, from
Numacon, was towed from Delaware break
water by tug E. v. MCauley.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 1.-The body of an
acrobat named Murdoch. who has been miss-
ing since Friday, was found floating to-day
in the river dead. Five ugly wounds on the
head indicate murder. Aurdoch's watch and
q large sum of money said to have been in
his possession are missing. Tho disappear
anoe of Murdoch was very promptly reported
by his partner, West. The latter left the
city, saying he was going to Racine. The
police have ;elegraphed to that city asking
that West be arrested.
SALEM, Mass, June frederick Martin,
employed on a dredger at work at Phillips
wharf, was drowned this morning while
bathing near the wharf. Martin, who was
good swimmer, SWAN out for some distance,
but when within ten feet of tho wharf on
his return was taken with cramps and sank
like lead. His comrades, who were bathing
with him recovered the body by diving but
life WAS extinct. Martin was single man,
aged twenty-seven years and belonged in
Charleston.
ORLEANS, Mass, juno 1.-During squall
at $50 last night vessel owned by William
81. Rich of Provineetown was capsized off
Nauset. The captain and boy succeeded In
getting into dory which the vessel was tow
ing. The dsry was capsizsd and young Brown
was drowned. Captain Rich reached shore
after a struggle of two hours. The boat sank
in six fathoms of water.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June This
morning Thomas Fay, aged eleven years, the
son of Frank Fay, was playing on truck on
the new bridge being built ACROSS the Acush-
net at Coggeshall street when he lost his
balance, fell off through the sleopers into the
river and was drowned. His body was
carried down river with the tide and has not
been recovered.
WoBuRN, Mass, June 1.-William Hern'
drees, a deaf mute, and Edward O'Rourke
were sailing on Horn pond, when the boat in
some way tipped, filled with water and went
down. Herndress swan ashore, but
O'Rourk was drowned. He Was about nine
teen years of age and employed at Shsw's
tannery.