Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-14
LATER NEWS.


spending three weeks in this country, sailed
from New York City for France.
MEssRs OBRIEN, Dillon, Harrington
and Sullivan, Irish Members of Parliament
arrived at New York City and were warm
ly welcomed.
Two men knocked at the door of the Wells
Fargo Express Office, Meadville Penn, while
the agent was counting his money. He ad-
mitted them, and was at once seized, bound
and gagged, and the men secured from the
open safe money to the amount of from
$1,000 to SIS, OOO
THE Lake House at Starbuck, Mimi was
burned. Two children of the proprietor, E.
z. Byhee were burned to death. Two others
were so badly burned that they were not ex-
pected to live.
BENJAMIN F. ROGERS, of the big live
stock commission firm of Rogers & Rogers,
and one of the best-known stockholders in the
Northwest, was killed by George Rohargs
near the latter's house. mile and a quarter
from the stockyards at South ST. Paul Mimi.
The murderer, who was an Anarchist, then
committed suicide.
The business portion of Chillicothe. ILL.,,
was almost entirely destroyed by fire. The
loss will reach $500, 900, while the insurance
is small.
CHARLES FISCHER, a brother of the notori-
Gus Adolph Fischer, the Chicago Anarchist,
who was hanged for the Haymarket crime,
committed suicide in Pittsburg Penn, by
hanging himself with a silk scarf.
GRAND MEADOWS, the largest hay farm in
Northern Indiana, containing 5000 acres was
hay. Total loss, $780, GO.
THE new rolling mill department of the
New Albany Qnd) Forge and Rolling Mill
Company was destroyed by fire. Loss, $75,-
OOO
AN accident occurred on the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western road near SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, by which four men were killed
and many persons were injured.
Mrs. ARsENE JULIAN and her one-year-
old baby were burned to death at Bethlehem,
Penn, by the explosion of an ordinary
kerosene lamp which she carried in putting
the baby to bed.
Mrs. CLARISsA TOWNE died at Milford, n
| H, aged one hundred years and eight
months.
Two men were drowned by the ca psizing
of yacht in He'll Gate New York City.
IT was discovered that a herd of Holstein
and Guernsey cattle at the State AgricuI-
tural College at Orono, Me. thirty-two in
all, purchased in Western Massachusetts, and
Connecticut, were afflicted with tuberculosis
The value of the herd was about $4,000
AT Kingston, Tenn, John NJ Wester,
Jr., the Town Marshal was shot by James
Edwards, whom the Marshal was irving to
arrest. Wester in turn shot Edwards Both
men died in an hour.
AT Riverdale, Ga, John r Mccullough.
agent for Atlanta guan0 house. was
robbed Of $4,000 in money and $1,000 in notes
| by burglars. He had them in saochel in
| the room where he was sleeping. The satchel
| and notes We're found later but no trace OF
| the thieves.
THE village of Mercer Ohio, is afflicted
with scourge of diphtheria Nine children
died during the week and fourteen new cases
were reported. The schools have been Or
| dered closed, and the inhabitants are leaving
! the town.
A GENERAL fight is reported at Irvine
/ Estelle County, KY, i'll which john Wilson.
| Superintendent Of Public Schools, and D. r
Lilly. son of Judge Lilly, were killed. and
| Grant Lilly dangerously wounded
The President and Acknowledgement
Miller voted in indianapolis, after which
they returned to Washington
| SUPERVISOR KENNY refused to comply
with Secretary Mobiles request to surrender
the books of the police census of New York
| City.
| AT bull fight in the City of Mexico the
bulls did not fight well and the populsce tore
! down the ring.
IT is announced that the Dominion Gov
eminent has decided to reduce the rate of
postage to a two cent instead of a three cent
rate throughout Canada and to the United
States.