The New York herald., 1869-06-04
ItleGaLPHic NEWS ITEMS.

Farham \ Searles oil refinery al Cleveland. Ohio,
was destroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss $4,000. No
Insurance.
Yesterday morning the residence of Mayor c. NJ.
Smith, Of Rochester, was partially destroyed BY Ore.
Loss $4,000.
The Post ONCE at Fremont, Ohio, was broken open
and robbed on Wednesday night. A large number
OF letters were destroyed
Two young men, named Gurney and Connolly
while bathing in Canaseraga creek, near Mount Nor
rls, \. y, last evening, were drowned.
W. B. Carter, a returned soldier committed SUI.
eide In Baltimore yesterday by taking strychnine In
the grounds surrounding Colyert street springs
The whiting mandatory Of Hasse & Pratt, corner
Of York aud Thompson streets Philadelphia, was
burned yesterday morning Ihe loss is 500, 600.
The new Richmond -four MILL near Frederick Nd
was set on Gre by an incendiary yesterday mofnln.
and destroyed. Loss $4,000 Insured for $1,000.
Henry Goertz, aged fourteen, pupil at the Rock
Hill College near Elliott CITY, Md, was drowned on
wednesday afternoon while bathing In the Patapsco.
DR.. Erni, United states Consul 10 Base, switzer-
land, and X. NJ. Hanson United states Consul 10
Bremen. sailed from Baltimore on ednesday IN the
steamer Leipsic
fire occurred yesterday morning in the shops OF
Miles greenwood Co., Cincinnati, manufacturers
OF hardware malleabe gray iron aud brass castings.
The loss Is $50 600; fully insured IN home companies
The jewelry store of william Rirkham. Jr. SPRING
Geld, Mass, was robbed OF sl.lOO worth OF diamond
rings about noon yesterday 10y couple Uf thieves
who successfully tired the "grab game"
Bills have been presented IN the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives 70 loan the credit of the
Stttt 10 lne MASSACHUSETTS, telITal RAILROAD CON.
pany 70 the amount OF $4,000 600 and 20 the Boston,
Hartford aud Erie Railroad Company 20 the amount
s2,OO00J0. bill 10 establish the great Northern
Railroad Company has been reported IN the senate.
The annual meeting Of the contributors OF the New
YORK state lncDriate Asylum at Bnghamton was
held az the institution on Wednesday. a board OF
forty trustees, headed by Dr. Willard Parker. was
elected. meeting Of the trustees was subsequently
held and Dr. Parker chosen President ard Ausburn
Birdsall, FIRST VICE yresident
The annual convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF Vermont assembled at Trinity church,
Rutland, yesterday, Right Rev. Bishop Bfsse pre-
siding, aud Thomas II. Garfield secretary. The
convention sermon was preached by Rev. Daniel &.
Roberts, OF Montpelier. There was n large attend
ance OF ciergymen ana laity, among whom are
OF the most prominent men OF the State
THE GAINES CAsE-THR WILL REcoNrEsrEp-In
the Second District Court Judge Duvigneaud wessrs.
Miles Taylor and James Mcconnell, OF counsel for
Joseph fuentes and numerous other petitioners. Of
this CITY, have brought suit recOntesting the validity
OF the te OF Mrs Gaines 20 large properties In thus
city and state, held by petitioners and claimed by
Mrs Gaines under the disputed will OF Daniel Clark
OF July l3 1913 The prayer OF the petitioners after
citing the facts, concludes az folows:-"Wherefore
your petitioners pray that the said Myra Clark Gaines
| may be cited according 20 law to answer this pet.
ton and after legal process had Judgment may he
rendered reyoking the SAID pretended will OF July
H. 1913, ard recalling the said decree OF probate
thereof a. absolutely void and OF no effect In law.
And your petitioners pray for all other relief and
remedy the nature Of the may require and that
may pertain TO law and equity. orleans Pea.
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