Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-06-21
The loss of 1000 lives by fire at Luchow,
China, is reported

Canadians are agitated over the refusal to
grant immediate bonding privileges to the
Pacific road over its new short
ine across the state of Maine.
Frank Templcman recently convicted of
felony in accusing Inspector Byrne' and Dis
Fellows of conspiracy to de-
fraud the New York ciyy treasury, has been
to prison for three years and nine
months.
The German emperor and empress and
Prince Henry, accompanied by a numerous
retinue and escorted by a fleet Of war YES
sells will go to Athens in October to attend
the marriage of Princes Sophie to the duke
Of Sparta.
Parties interested in electric railroading
propose to build an electric road from Ply
mouth, Mas, to Wareham, connecting with
steamers at the two points, forming q short
er line between Boston and New York, and
avoiding the route around the Cape. John
A. Enos of Boston is at the head of the
movement. A survey will be made next
week.
Burt Harvey of Ware, Mass, aged a. son
of the late John Harvey, livi g with his un-
Gle Edwin p Beamens, at Gilbertville, hung
himself with halter. His mind was sli hit
ly affected.
The cutlery shop at Antrim N. H., win
be shut down for week or two about the
first of July for the purpose Of putting In a
new water wheel, and at the same time other
needed repairs will be made. The prospect
for large increase in business this fall is at
present more enc uraging
Some fiend went nearly the whole length
of Westminster street, in Providence, r. l.,
cutting with diamond, it is thought, the
big panes of glass of the show windows in
most of the stores on the north side. The
damage amounts to alb )ut S8000
Careless blasti G on West Sixtieth street,
in New York CITY, ne .rly wrecked a four
story brown-stone house, the damage being
from $50, 900 to $25, 000
Benjamin Watson Goodspeed of North
Me-, has succeeded in starving
himself to death after a fast of five weeks.
Mr. Albert H. Olney, of the firm of Oluey
Bros, oil dealers of Providence and Boston,
shot and killed Mnrin Mullin, a desperate
character. 1t is claimel that the shooting
was in self-defence.
Mayor Hart of Bo ton has received $500
from some unknown person for the con-
science fund.
Word has been received in New York that
the steamship Pomona from this port for
Montego Bay June 5th had been lost off Bar
M IEoo CIV oiisI o'io NI9" nou oOOii pc r. o1.
g. ~ Al Poo,o,. st,,oot WaL Wi, Tha
vosSoi Voc o,, iro,, staa,e, 1,c o,,ite Old and
was fully insured. She was commanded by
Capt. John Legoe and carried crew of 13
men.
Information received by the Canadian
government states that mac ierel nave
struck into North bay in large numbers.
Good catches are reported from Tignish,
Tba ,,,ani,o,ol oro soid ~ bo Iorao ond oro
fetching good prices in the local markets.
Thirty American seiners are reported along
the Nova Scotia coast The fishery protec-
ton cruisers will go-on- duty effective
services for the protection of Canadian fish
ermen is promised.
Wilmington, Del, is to have an electric
street railway The road will be about IA
miles long, with rise of $50 feet grade. 1t
is to be completed in two months The Will
mington City Electric company will furnish
the power needed to operate the road.
The main line of the Pannsv1vania betvaen
HARRISBURG and PittShnrg he's Mt last heen
repaired, and all trains are now running be-
tween Philadelphia and Pittsburg and will
continue to do so with the exception of the
New York and Chicago limited express
which will not be started until about the
middle of next week.
The Posts Berlin correspondent saws: The
Samoan treaty arranges for the restoration
of Malietoa and for the appointment of Ger
man and American advisers to the king, " ith
an English counsellor to adjust O balance
The American delegates have the utmost
confidence that the treaty will be ratified by
the United States senate.
Franz ]. Kastner's brewery at Newark, N.
T wit ~ hor
has been sold to a syndica g for 100000.
New JERSEYS tcket-of-l ave law for GRIM
inals has been declared by the state attorney
general to be unconstitutional and perni-
cious.
AMo1don Mass how of Q ,oors ,,o+o,od
q TocLethonL fron,, tSo bor3s % M;Ir;a
NIcbn1Son JvhiIa Che yyoo ont rolly;no. Tho
-,aoi-otInal, i,,a5 80 ne
p ppbonlS ood ,,oi,abie ,o,,osS ftor iirGaGy, Ia;;y,
tbe nocpathooI be tbreIr a. into Snot PnnS 5tir,
Brook, A few davs previous to this robbery
he snatched sum of money from the hands
of Miss Flossie johnson while she was walk
ing on the street, which he afterward spent
Tho Ororo pill, ond par,o,. oor,,oo,- ho,
been organized at Bangor with . can;fai 'cI 'of
soSo Oon ii,,itad az ,,resart 10 stso 900 ~
:,nn 900 20 az s15x 66n l.; W S.oo,UVo, pi
sorbnd Tbo co,,, M oonw vii 20 oraot ,S SUI ~
Pas;,, HJ;lis Oronn d,yri +bo yo,1t rntI "a aO
son, and put in the machinery next winter,
ready to commence work in the spring.
Josonb Church q, co of Tivortor r
bave Sold tbrongb a NaIv Vort ", ooa,t 'onoh
ba ro,o of r,onbador oiI 20 ocn - SIa,'.' oUUo
S"a4Ia,,d Eooh L',.,.oI u ~ ss.ls
Ions and +biS is the Iaroost soIa 81 MY NY id
no ~ oai0 VI '''o Aiiio
o'1i ,,l''o ~ on'' ooulOiy
In Newton, Ct, work has been resumed on
gold and silver mine abandoned twenty
five years ago.
There is mammothj jam of logs at Skow-
hogan, Me-, estimated at thirty to thirty-five
millions. Some forty men are at work
hooking them OF asfast as possible, Some
(; OQQ OOO day are now being run through
the BOOM Ihe most OF the jam was formed
IL ~ Vmo @ uay a uuT iosS iaue taI acGIaoea tha Oh
ens " Ti.L ~ " olo Jam M 'ian they