Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-06
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Ohio cabbage growers have organized a
trust
Ae.vy Snowfall in the Mohawk Valley,
NY.
Kentucky tobacco was badly damaged by
frost.
A hail storm did great damage at Circle
vile, 0.
The American Bankers Association met
! in Cincinnati.
John ]. Connolly, thief, hanged himself
! in his cell in Jail at Salem, Mass.
Mrs. Lulu Polfenberger killel her two
children and herself at Blue Springs, Neb.
Fitzgibbons s. Crisp's large carriage fac
tory at Trenton, \. j., Was destroyed ny fire.
The Clarnda Bank and nine store build
| in,s at Clarinda, Ia, were burned; loss So
0O0
A prairie fire swept twenty miles OF country
| in DAKOTA; and ruliIcI thousands OF dollars
worth Of grain.
The Allen brothers heroically rescued ths
| crew o. the steam barge Alattawan, wrecked
Oil Lake Michigan.
The Chicago street car drivers and con-
.ductors will Strike for twenty cents au hour
and ten hours day.
George Bancroft. the historian, celebrated
the eighty-eighth anniversary OF his birth
at his cottage IN Newport.
III, fall meeting and bang net of the Vii.
Uary Order OF the Loyal Legion or Honof or
| tie u lifted States was hold IN New York.
William Hollaran,' of New York, and John
! II. Larlins, of Newark. both shoemakers,
were killed NY train near Monmouth Juac-
liou, N. j.
Tnr colored sailors, shipped at Baltimore
Oil The brigantine Comfy, mutinied at Hamp-
io. Roads, and We're bl ought back and placed
i'll Norfolk jail.
Red Dog, the Indian who murdered S.
Morris Vain, of Philadelphia, and Charles
Livingston Strong, of Rondout, N. Y, while
OH II hunting trip in Wyoming, has be.li
captured.
William H. Masterson collector for the
Ellison Electric Light Company, OF New
York pleaded guilty to appropriating to his
own use S4,1UO of funds collected b. him
for the company, and he was sentenced 10
Gour years i'll state prison.
Ten deaths and ninety new cases of yellow
fever in Jacksonville.
Dr. T. B. Logan, of Wheeling, w. Va.'
was foun dead in his bel.
A Wabash train was wrecked near Mexico,
No., and several Of the passengers badly III
.ured
Edward Greey, dealer in japanese goods,
Il " York city, shot himself TIL eugh the
head.
adams, Mccall g. Co, c!othiers, of Phila,
d lrhia, made an assignment. Liabilities
S.6,UUU.
Rev. w. H. Wallace has been expelled
from the Ohio NJ. Z. Conference on the
charge Of immortality.
The ticket brokers of Chicago have been
victlrnized out OF 900 by forged tickets OF
the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Sioux chiefs will 60 to Washington to
present their objections to tie proposed
Treaty to President Cleveland.
Dixon r. Cowie and Thomas R. McQuaid
were arranged at Worcester, Mass, charged
with the murder of Lila boyle.
Twenty five thou and woman have regis
tered in Boston so US to be aoie to vote on all
matters appertaihing TO school questions.
The schedules in tn. assignment of Thorin,
Carroll s. Co., hosiery dealers, OF New OH,
show liabilities $97 Dill, actual assets Sio,.@oi.
Peter Stroubb, of NATION, Ill, while in
sane. lima lined that spirits commanded him
to torture himself, so he gousel his eyes out.
John Vath and Charles Bake, while out
rowing at: Dubuque, Iowa. were upset and
drowned, by their boat striking sand bar.
YORK City Vas GGred Sai six hofses Usg
roasted alive aud seventeen tin. vehicles de-
stroyed
By the explosion of u tank OF the Kings
County Oil Works, New York, one man was
killed and several severely burned NY the
explosion.
William Sharp Darlington, a lawyer Of
Philadelphia. who had been ch rged with
financial Irregularities, committed suicide at
his home. in Delaware county.
Hattie Fla"k, the nineteen year old daugl-
ter Of a ST Louis merchant, who married
mulatto on her fathers farm, has repented
her folly and returned TO her home.
Edward w. Chase, for tie murder Of Ida
w. Stevens, was adjudge.l guilty OF murder
in the first degree ut Portland, Maine, aud
eptenced to state prison for life.
A collision between passenger aud
freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
near Newark, n. j., caused n coal oil tank
TO burn and destroy tho baggage car and
other property.
John Ashworth, few years ago wealthy
manufacturer OF Providence, X. l., was yes
terday committed to an insane asylum, dIssl.
patton and neglect OF business having elrected
his ruin.
There are $50 cases of typhoid fever in
Duluth, Mimi.
Flour at the Minneapolis mills is rapidly
advancing in price.
Peter Callahan was burned to death in his
little home at Waukesha, Wis.
Heavy storms on Lake Michigan; many
vessels wrecked and lives lost.
The Traders Bank of Chicago. has failed,
aud receiver has been appointed
The Richmond and Danville Company has
leased the East Tennessee Railroad
Waits furniture factory at Sturgis, Mich,
was destroyed by fire; loss 1000.
Sncwstornls in the West, and an inch deep
on tn AllegEanies, near Wilkesbarre, IA.
The New York State Court Of Appeals has
ordered q new trial for Alderman McGlnade.
Ninety-eght new case but no deaths from
the fever at Jacksonville, Fla. -Four new
cases at Decatur, Ala.
The planning mills Of Booth a. Leas and
John G. Kline, of Altoona, Pa, were burned
by incendiaries; loss s3j,0OO.
A report comes from Chicago that Libby
orison will he removed 10 that city from
Richmond, Va. next spring.
The s., 500 package Of money that so nlys..
teriously disappeared from the National
Bank Of New York City, has been found.
The nine year old daughter of G 7. Will
Jams of Parsons, Kansas, saved the life Of her
baby brother, in danger of being burned to
death.
After shut down of fifteen weeks the
window glass factories of the west resumed
operations, affordlng employment to several
thousand men.
The body of Mary s. Sundstrum was found
i, an abandoned prospect hole near Helena,
Mout., and George Bryson has been arrested
charged with the crime.
Minnie KatzenLerger, oged thirteen year:
a.. faccnd q nttatnntinn To I'LL