Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11
NO. 4,

NO. 4
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Sothern, the actor is still danger
ously i'll.
Gen. Grant made speech at Syra-
cuse, Tuesday.
The Lake Erie & Western Railroad
is cutting rates.
About 5S, 900 voters have registered
at ST. Louis.
Two men broke Jail at Alton, ILL.,,
Monday morning.
Tie Manchester Post-Ofice was
burned Saturday night.
Dervish Pasha has been appointed
Governor of Alabama.
Most Of the Spanish troops in Cuba
will be disbanded shortly.
President Hayes and party were at
Tucson. Arizona, Sunday.
Louisiana planters propose to bring
Chinese laborers from Cuba.
Sitting Bull and his band are COM
ing to Fort keogh to surrender.
Gabler's piano factory, in New
York, was destroyed by fire, Sunday.
The recent gales did great damage
to the shipping at Halifax, N. s.
A fossil American elephant has
been discovered near Indianapolis.
Mrs. Gould, of the defunct Ladies
Bank, in Boston, has been bailed out.
Hull's Bank, at independence,
Kas., was robbed of $3.50 Monday
evening.
By q railway collision at Hershtal,
Belgium, Thursday. Seven persons
were killed.
The peace declared between the
Southwestern railroads will probably
be permanent.
Andrew Miller, convicted Of man
slaughter in 1873 at indianapolis, has
been pardoned.
Gen. Long ystreet, United States
Minister to Constantinople, has ar
rived at Liverpool.
Peter Wright, colorcd, was hanged
at Liberty Va, Friday, for the murder
of Con Maupin.
The first statae for the National
Lincoln monument was cast at
Washing ton. Wednesday.
Charles Howe was killed by the
explosion of gas in a coal mine at
Streator, Ill, Thursday.
The number of wrecks from the
late storm on the coast Of Lincolshire
is estimated ut $50.
All the bonds found upon j. B.
Doyle have been pronounced for
geries by Treasury experts.
The man Marchofsky, who was ar
rested in Odessa, was not the cele-
brated army contractor.
The moonshiner, Wash Parkham,
has been arrested by Revenue Col
| lector Wade Of Savannah. "a y
James Derrick and John W. Kemp
were murdered by Nat A Mcknight,
at Billion, Texas, Mon3av.
A storm in Copenhagen, Denmark,
Wednesday, caused great loss OF life
and property.
Post-master Gen. Maynald, Is try
ing to suppress the liquor saloons in
the vicinity of his Office.
J. Oxford, was shot and instantly
killed by Isaac Shepton at Atlanta,
Ga. Wednesday night.
Jordan Thomas, Of Cincinnati,
was the victim of daring burglary
and-robbery, Wednesday night.
Elias Simekins, Chief of Police Of
Pittsfield, H., was killed last Satur-
day evening by Capt Baker.
At a ball in low den near Camp
Sheridan. Neb., two men were mur-
dered and one killed himself.
Twelve students were drowned near
Meriden, Holland, their boats coming
into collision with a steamer.
The Novelty, formerly Hooley's
L
five years to John A. Stevens.
The National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union began it's annual
session at Boston, Wednesday,
Brigham Young's namesack and
grandson committed suicide Tuesday,
by taking dose of morphine.
A violent form of the epiuootic il
raging in Bloomington, III where the
stables are practically closed.
State Senator ] P Tyson, Of Geor-
gia, was shot and killed by j f. Gal
loway, Friday, at L,esburg Ga.
The barge Thomas A. Scott was
SINK in collision at Milwaukee with
The propeller Avon, Friday evening.
Lightning struck scbool-house at
Shelbina, No, Tuesday, and killed q
12-ycar-old daughter Of ]. L. Nc
Clintie.
Carolina Shaeffer, Of New York,
the victim Of an aboriionist, was
found upon the streets Of Pittsburg,
Friday.
A negro, named Tom Belts, Thurs
day evening, dubbed to death Judge
r.. j. Moore, of Clayton County Ga.
Edward Lyons, noted burglar,
was fatally shot in desperate row
in New York saloon, early Sunday
morning.
Albert Talbot, his wife. son and
hired man were held without hail i,
Thursday for the murder of DR.. P. II.
Talbot.