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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28
A Prophecy FULFILLED.

CoPLEY, Pa, July 21.-Anna Bean, living
with her parents ON farm near here was
to have been married Saturday to George
Lawson, young merchant. At milking
time a thunder shower came up. The girl
took her milk-pail and started for the barn.
"Tm going to milk Daisy (her favorite
cow for the last time," she said, as she
went out Of the door. While Miss Bean
was in the barn milking, lightning struck
the building. The girls father ran to the
barn; the bolt had killed both the girl and
the COW, and they lay side by side in the
STALL
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An Exploded Sensation.

New York, July 21.-The sensation over
the finding Of a skeleton alleged to be that
of A. T. Stewart, was brought up with a
round turn to-day when the coroner made
thorough examination of the bones,
which had, by his orders, been disinterred
from the Potter's Field, where the police
had buried them. The coroner found that
the bones represented parts of three skel-
etons, two of men and one of an OK, and
sadly admitted that from these circum-
stances he was forced to fear the Stewart
sensation wouldn't pan out worth cent.
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Snakes as Food.

CINCINNATI, July 23.-Dr II. Kuhne, of
Camp Washington, Cincinnati, claims to
have eaten snakes for several years, and
pronounces them good food The rattle
snake is superior in deliciousness to the
blacksnake. The oil of both the Doctor
uses i'm cooking various dishes. 1t is u val
uable cure for Group and delirium tremens,
and is used in considerable quantities by
bartcnd,6s for a disease known as 'black
and white cats"
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The papers of North Carolina are
urging that tax of higher valuation be
put on real estate in that common.
wealth. They say that the impression
has gone abroad that North Carolina
lands are next to worthless, and that
the State tax returns have contributed
to confirm this belief, thereby working
an injury to the State. As matter of
fact, the land is held at and brings high
prices, .
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The Queen Dowager of Bavaria will
erect memorial chapel at the point on
Lake Starnberg where King Ludwig
and his physician were drowned. This
has been a curious case all around.
The action of a crazy monarch in
spending millions of the taxes contribu-
ted by his poor people would be expect
ed to enrage them. The result showed
that they rather revered him, and the
present rulers are not without fear that
they dwell apart from the affections of
their people. --------- -----
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Mrs. MARY WALSH, of New York,
has advanced with the train of her
dress very powerful argument against
overhead wires. In front of Mrs.
Walsh, as she started for a walk, a wire
broke from its unsightly pole and drag
ged across the street. A passing loco
motive picked up the wire, swept it un-
der Mrs. Walsh's train, instead of un-
der its own, and precipitated Mrs.
Walsh violently back on her chignon.
She is naturally indignant
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A Submarine Com motion.

Fort TOWNSEND, W. T., July 20-Satur-
day night several tugs coming up to Cape
Flatrery were struck by tidal wave of
severe character. The sea ran SO high that
the tugs were buried at times. The COM
motion lasted about half an hour. After the
waves had subsidized it was found that the
sea was covered with dead Goldfish, halibut
and salmon. The inference was that sub
marine eruption had occurred. ',.-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

A NEW JERSEY coachman committed
suicide, few days since. and wicked
newspaper suggests that the Inability
to elope with an heiress was the cause. y
When the business of hack driving
reaches point when heiresses no
longer elope, the lines are indeed hard
drawn. and suicide becomes the last re-
course of wearied and disappointed
life
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Childrens' Insurance Companies.

PITTSBURGH, July 2O.-At a meeting Of
the Humane Society, resolution was
adopted instructing the agent to confer
with the society's attorneys, and ascertain
what legal action is necessary to bring to
justice organizations which make it a bus
iness to insure the lives of small children
for a consideration, based on weekly
premiums of two cents and upward. II it
is possible to prosecute for this offense the
society will do SO.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

SWITZERLAND is little bit of coun-
try about half as large as South Caro-
lima, and with less than three million
people. But it has held its own for 500
years against the rapacity of unscrupu-
lous neighbors, and has maintained i'm
stitutions which time and again mon
archs have combined to uproot. Every
neighbor has at some time or other tried
to conquer it; but each in its turn has
retreated in discontinue.
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Gladstone's Cabinet Resigns.

LONDON, July 20.-The Cabinet at q meet.
ing this afternoon decided to Immediately
place their designations in the hands of the
Queen. The meeting was held at Mr.. Glad
stones official residence in Downing street.
The street was crowded with people. There
was but little cheering when the decision
Of the Ministers became known.
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Boys Find a Bomb.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Two little boys, Her.
man Jacobs and Ed Kroncke, while playing
in an alley, found a round tin box about two
inches in diameter, and shaped like black
ing box. 1t was tightly closed, and some
thing inside ratified like money. The boys
took it into the back yard where young
Jacobs lived He put the box op.a chop
ping block and then struck at it with an
axe On striking the second time an explo-
sion occurred which was heard blocks
away. The boys were terribly lacerated.
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A Defaultine Treasurer.

BosToN, July GA committee is inves-
tigating the accounts Of 8. H. Smelling,
treasurer Of the Lowell Bleachery Corpo-
ration, and report that he has been guilty
of grave irregularities, anywhere from
100000 to s5OO,000. The capital stock OF
the corporation Is e5bO, O,0O0, but this is no In
dication of Its wealth, for the assets are far
in excess Of that figure. Smelling 10 sns-
pended pending an Investigation.
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The Consolid ALTON scheme.

NEW York, July 2l.-At the meeting Of
the board of aldermen to-day resolution
was referred to committee providing for
the appointment of commission to con-
slider the advisability of uniting into one
municipality the cities of New York,
Brooklyn, Yonkers, Long Island City and
adjacent cities. This commission will con-
fer with others from these cities, and must
report before the meeting Of the Legisla-
ture
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

Prison reform began under Chris
tian influence during the reign of the
first Qominally) Christian Emperor Of
Rome. Constantlne's legislation $3.50
A. D.) provided that those accused Of
crimes should be examined with
promptness and not detained in cou-
fnement; snd those arrested were TO
be confined in Q humane manner. while
their cells were to be furnished with
light and ventilation. Boston Budget.
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Another Cashier in Canadla.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 22.-It is positively
stated here that Almond B. Thompson, the
defaultlng cashier of tho Provident Saw
ings Bank, is in Canada. Several residents
of this city, and friends of the embezzler,
returned to-day from trip through the
provinces, and state that they saw and
conversed with him.
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Drugged. Robbed, Almost Roasted

MrDDLETowN. N. Y, July 2.-Lewis Dick,
. farmer, recently was paid 1890, which
he kept in the house. Last night thieves
entered, drugged Dick and his wife and
two children, and secured the money, set
set fire to the house and fed. Fortunately
the neighbors saw the flames and sue
ceeded in extin gushing them. The in
mates Of the house were speedily restored
to consciousness, with the exception of
Mrs. Dick, who Is in precarious condition.
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The Newport Barracka.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The House Com.
mittee ON Military Affairs has reported
favorably the bill appropriating funds for
the purchase of the site and erection of
additional quarters at the barracks In
Newport, KY. The appropriation has been
reduced from the original figure of 10000
To $4,000
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Captured by a Decoy Letter.

SALEM, ILL.,, July 21.-Silas Ray, who in
April last, in drunken rev, killed John
Webb, at Iuka, in this county, by crushing
his skull with shovel, and who escaped
from the custody of Constable Comfy, was
captured at Iuka this morning The Of
6cers found out Rays whereabouts to be in
Missouri, and a decoy letter was sent TO
him, in which he was told of sickness in his
family, and telling him to come home. He
did SO, and was found secreted in the gar
ret of his house. He is now in Jail In this
city. at. ..,.
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Prohibition Excite ment in Missouri

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, July 20.-Great ex.
element prevails in this State over the
prohibition question. There is scarcely a
school district in which the Prohibitionists
are not hard at work. Official reports show
that in number Of the counties north of
the Missouri river saloons have been driven
out and licenses refused. Rev. Sam Jones,
Ex-Governor st. John, DR.. j. A. Brooks and
large number or Prohibition orators are
holding temperance meetings all over the
State. They have secured pledges from
three-fourths of the nominees.
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Injured on the Aims.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July ga cablegram
has been received by E. p. Wilbur, Presi-
dent of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany, from his son, Warren A. Wilbur,
saying that his daughter Isabella, who is
travelling in Switzerland, was injured in
ascending the Alps by the fall of a stone,
her skull being fractured. The operation
of trepanning has been performed, and
there are hopes of the young lady's recov-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

! HoRArIo SEYMoUR's monument, just
completed in Forest Hill Cemetery,
Utica, consists Of great boulder which
the Ex-Governor himself selected for
the purpose. 1t has been carved into
the form of q sarcopbagus.
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A Lake Vessels Narrow Escape.

O oS'SCt . H~eS0HVW HIsC"Pcs
CHICAGO, July 22.-The schooner Waneta,
Captain Jones, arrived in port this morn
ing in badly demoralized condition. For
time her crew Of five men were in the
utmost peril, and had to cling to the vessel
to prevent being washed overheard by the
waves which swept over her. All night
they hung on, while every instant the YES
sci threatened to founder, until at daylight
they were sighted by tug and towed into
mort.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

IT appears that many fruits acquire
most of their growth by night. The
fruit of the cherry laurel, for instance.
has been found by DR.. Krauss. of Halle.
to increase at the rate of ninety per
cent. at night and only ten per cent. by
day, while apples increase eighty per
cent. at night and twenty per cent. in
the DAYTIME,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

A GEORGIA mob has introduced q
new system of lynching. Jake Bras
well, an obnoxious colored man, was
given the privilege of being burned or
hanging himself. Jake very promptly
chose the latter alternative, and. plac-
ing the rope around his own neck.
Jumped from the limb of tree.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

THIS has been famous year for mu-
nicipal celebrations. Springfield, Mass,
Providence. r. l., and Portland, Me-,
have held commemorations of their set
Elements or interpretations within few
months, and now Albany, N. Y, joins
them.
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Flowers for the Anarchists.

CnIcAGo, July 23.-During the Anarch-
lists trial to-day, young lady wearing a
fashionable hat, a snowy gilt chain about
her neck a dress of light brown stuff, rose
from a chair in the back part of the room
and presented to each of the eight defend
ants huge bouquet of flowers. Fifteen
minutes prior the defendants were given
flowers by some ladies who came into
cOurC.
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Murderer Respited.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Governor Marina
duke has granted respite until August to
John Smith, who was sentenced to hang to-
morrow with Joe Gump, at Gallatin, No.,
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A Fool aud u Gun,

ISDIANAPoIls, July 22.-Wilbur Ryan.
nineteen years OF age, while fooling with q
revolver tonight, shot and killed Fred
Kellemyer, . lad twelve years his Junior.
He made the fatal mistake Of supposing
that the pistol was not loaded. The boys
were cousins. 3t.s. y - a.. .-. = s.slIfl
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-28

! THERE are $1,000 government clerks
in Washington. and their average aal-
ary is about $1,000. As the capital is a
a costly place to live in, the majority of
these stipendiaries can not do more than
make both ends meet with their wages.
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A Murderer Respited.

sr. LOUIS. July 21.-Governor Marina
duke has granted respite to John T.
Leabo, who was to have been hanged FRI
day next, until August Q. The Governor
will, In the meantime, examine into sud
determine the truth of the charge that the
man murdered his wife. Many believe
that he is innocent. flF
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

An English naval architect, in re.
cent lecture before the Royal Naval
College, stated that warship, to be
even approximately perfect, should
weigh about 25, 900 tons and cost at
least $40, 100000.
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Coast Defenses,

HALIFAX, N. g., July 2o.-A party OF
Royal Engineers, under command of Lieu
tenant Colonel O'Brien, left here yesterday
for British Columbia. They 60 to look
over the ground with view Of reporting
to the Imperial authorities as to the best
manner Of fortifying the Pacific coast
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Fall OF q Meteor.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2o.-A large mo
teoric stone fell In harvest field, near
Grafton, Wis, burying itself deep in the
ground. Harvest hands were vt work near
by, and they were nearly scared out of
their wits. Long poles failed to probe the
bottom Of ths hole made by this heavenly
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A Pittsburgh Suicide.

PIrrsBuRaH, Pa, July 23.-At about $50
o'clock this morning, Chief Clerk Casper
Wehner. Of the County COMMISSIONER Of
fee. fatally shot himself in the left breast
with suicidal intent, at his residence in
Haxelwood. a suburban village
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A Poor Playthine.

MARSHALL. ILL.,, July 22.-At Hasel Delb
Winnie, the twelve year-old daughter OF d.
H. Sanford, was shot by her hve-year-old
brother, who was playing with gun. The
ball passed through the abdomen, inflicting
y fatal wound
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A Double Tragedy for $50, 900.

BUTTE, MONT, July 23.-Early this morn
ing j. W. Moore, late of Nevada, shot Jo-
seph Henderson, a clothing merchant here,
with q double barreled shotgun, killing
him instantly, and then emptied the other
barrel into himself with fatal effects.
Moore claimed that Henderson owed him
$3O,OOO. ... .t..
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The Work Of the Deadly Ice Cream.

EAsrpoRr, Me-, July 23-An ice-cream
supper was given at the North Baptist
Church last night. The minister and about
forty other persons were violently i'll with
cramps and vomiting. The doctors say the
illness must have been caused by poison
GUS extract.
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Trade Dollars Very Cheap,

BUFFALO, July 23.-The city comptroller
o-day opened bids for the purchase off ,159
silver trade dollars in the city treasury.
The whole amount was awarded to James
B. Colgate II Co., Of Wall street, New
York, at their bid of 5.O4 cents each.
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RocHEsFER, N. Y, July 2o.-A man naul-
Cd Michael viergivere, . shoemaker, jump
cd Of the Vincent Place bridge last night
and fell about TO fest. He struck on bis
back In the watsr and was badly bruised,
ably live.
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Electric Lishr wire Accident.

TRoY, N. Y, July 9i.-Thomas Miller, .
fourteen -year-old boy, was swinging by
the hands on an electric light wire when
the insulating wrapping wore sway. He ~
ceiving shock and dropped dead, spasts
Aving from the ends Of his angsra
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Paupers to be Sent Back .

New York, July 23.-Of two hundred
Russian Jews, recently arrived in this city,
q number will be sent back as paupers.
The Castle Garden authorities will not
permit any to land who can not give satis-
factory proof OF their ability to support
themselves by honest work. 1.ss
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-Henrv u.. of Eneland. the father

Henry IL, of England, the father Of
cichard the Lion Hearted. was wont
to travel 30 fast that the King of
France, who was rather lazy. said:
HE neither rides ON land nor sails on
water, but dies through the air like q
bird.'' He went through the country.
as kings OF old used to do, examining
into affairs. aud especially as to how
the judges used to do their duty.
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Strikers sentenced.

MONS, July 2l.-Ths trial Of the strikers
who participated In the riots at Charleroi
In March, have commenced. Two already
convictei have been sentenced to ten
years. servituds, and two more to twelve
years.
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Z London engineers say that. as q
matter Of theory. it is possible to make
steamers to run forty knots an hour
and cross the Atlantic in three days.
But the vessel could only carry pas
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The Cholera In Austria.

VIENNA, July 23.-In Trieste the past
twenty-four hours six new cases of cholei a
and four deaths were reported; In Fiume
three cases and one death.
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Hostile Iudtans Surprised.

BAN Francisco, July 22.-Captain Law
ton surprised u camp of thirty hostile In
dians on the Yaqui river, capturing nine
teen horses, seven saddles and several hun
dred pounds of dried beef.
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0allows' Fruit.

Fort SMITH, ARK, July 2S.-Lincoln
Sprole. white, and Calvin James, black, were
hanged here to-day, for murders in Indian
Territory.
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Martha lrons Exnelled.

ST. Louis, July 23.-District Assembly
10l, Of the Knights Of Labor, has expelled
Martain Irons of this city, and it is under
stood he will be expelled from the order
altogether. .,.'- ...li-ds1 IL ..slf
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starvine NewfoundIanders.

btWrVtHK Observation-Disclosures
OTTAWA, ONT, July 22.-Along the coasts
Of Labrador and Newfoundland 800 fami.
lies are in extreme destitution, 100 persons
having died so far and more will folio ".
The mercury is at zero and no crops can be
grown.
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Rusiness Faiiuree for q WE ok

/. NEW YoRK, July 23.-The business fail
ures during the last seven days number:
For the United States, 100; and Canada,
"a, total Of 1874, as compared with 1SS
last week, and l79 the week previous.
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Wages Advanced.

PITTsBURGH, Pa, July 22.-The Pennsyl-
vania Tube Works Company, employing
several hundred men, have voluntarily ad-
vanced wages Of their workmen ten per
cent.
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DR- J. s. BILLINGS has collected some
very interesting information relative to
the birth and death rate in the United
States. which sheds much light on other
important matters. The doctor found
the birth rate in this country to be 80
per thousand. the death rate 18 per
thousand. This means an addition of
nearly 2 per cent. to the population
yearly. or 2l4 per cent. per decade.
~ the increase Of the country ID
really 50 per cent. 81 per cent. Of It is
attsibutable to foreign Immigrants aud
- children born TO them.
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Bicycle Rec.,rd Reate,

RocnEsrER, N. T., July 22.-Wilfred Il.
Barber to-day beat the world bicycle record
by ten seconds, making mile in three
minutes. ffty -one seconds.
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The Cholera Abating in Italy:
ROME, July 20.-The cholera in Italy Il
continually decreasing In. the worst dis
tricts and 10 stationary In the others.
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Mistaken for n Rurpl..

CHARLESTON, ILL, July 2l.-George Sim
mons, a respectable citizen of Westfield, in
Clark County, small village about twelve
miles from this city, accidentally shot his
mother-in-law last night, mistaking her for
burglar.
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Italian Laborers Killed.

BRIDoEroRT, COM, July 2O.-An express
train ran into . gravel train near here,
smashing several of the gravel cars, and
killing and wounding number Of Italians
on the train. None of the passengers were
iniurAd.
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The depression in industrial enter
prise incident to the labor agitation of
the past six months has not affected the
Southern States. to any appreciable ex-
tent, and it would even seem that the
South has benefited by the unsettling of
values and the stagnation of operations
in the North and West The amount
of capital represented in the opening Of
new enterprises and the enlargement Of
old plants in fourteen Southern states,
including Maryland and West Virginia,
shows an excess of s27. 900. 900 over the
amount invested last year.
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Jailed on Suspicion Of Murder.

JaI1eu on SusDiCtOH OF Nuruer. J,
CADILLIC, MICu., July 22.-Jim Craft and
Mrs. Brass have been jailed on suspicion of
having murdered Milton Brass, the wo-
mans husband. They were captured near
Petoskey, living together as man and