Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
THE NEWS.

The Michigan Central RAILROAD Company
proposes to run Il new limited veStihulet: tam
between New York ard Chicago, rcducingthc
time to twcnty-thrce hours.--Wliilc Daniel
Ecardon and james Cronin were returning
from funeral n Me'rosc, Mass, they en-
gagged in fight iii which Hcardon stabbed
Cronin probably fatally.--Samucl +. Pier
son president OF the Pennsylvania, Lehigh
and Eastern Railroad. is lying serious i'll at
his home in Philadelphia fr, M the effects of
over mental work-Juige Andr WIS, of the
Supreme Court of New York, has denied
Evansclin. Hun ilton's apple tion for al
nonypending Ray lIamilton'ssuitfo rdivorcc.
The Buffalo Spring and Gear Works. of
Buffalo, y. y, were destroyed by fire. Loss
Sl5,000-MrS. Peter Monaghan and Herman
lIeinricks, of Newark, n. J., were horribly
gorcd byacow.-lIclvy rain and huil storms
Il 4 considerable damage i'll Illinois and In
diana.-At Kingston, Ont Whitecaps blew
up with dynam ;e the house of Miller McIn-
tyre.-The rand jury of Minneapolis has
been investigating hoo,ile charges againStcit
officials. an rs +, suit two alderman and the
city clerk ave been arrested.-Thc Mcr-
chants and Traders Produce Exchange Of
Nashville Tenn. made an assignment LA
bilities, 100000 The Gilbert Starch Works
q. DcS Mo mes Iowa, were burned. Loss, $780,
900. Three employees were burned to death.
The body OF Il man murdered in Ccpen-
ha-en and shipped 10 Racine, Wis, in Il cask,
was di, covered in New York, On the opening
of the cask by the uthort;cs.-The National
Linseed Oil Trust has been changed into
company, but still continues monopoly ofthat
business.-Thc CONGREGATION of the First
Baptist Church Of Joliet, Ill, is divided on
the charges against The Rev. Whitman, The
new pastor from Prince Edward Island
The Northern Pacific Railroad machi!.e shops
at Ellenburg, Washington, were destroyed by
fire. Loss, 100000.
Ferdinand Ward, the bank wrecker, now
serving term of ;mpris1nm mt at Sing Sing,
WIS ref sed permi sion TO att nd his wife
funeral.-Frci hit trains II collision OH the
Ba 'imore and Ohio Railroad near Mansfield,
Ohio, caused damage Of $50 0G0.-John Smith,
of Dover, n. H.. died from the effects Of an
overdose of Jamaica ginger.-The Tudor iron
Works III East st Luis have pur base he
Wraugh Nail and Steel Works, a Belleville
IL. AID these w IL be C nyoliGated wit the
Western y il w rks and the Valley 5 Gel
anl Forge Company whicha enow controlled
by the Tudor Company, and form one big con-
c m with large capita. W en- the arrange
merts is compl ted it is said te combined
works will employ three thousand u ell
Mrs. Mary Emory was arrested in Marmora,
Ont, charged W tn being an accomplice in the
murder of her husband last Sep elber. Peter
Davis, who is said 10 have bcc1 crimiually in
lima with Mrs Emery, has be II in Jail iar
The murder since it occurred.-The Master
Creenters' Association, of Chicago, has re-
fused to concelc the demands of the strikers.
Joseph L. Tay or shot and fata 'ly wound d
John Osbourne, the gsnc al superintendent of
the Granville, Ind, cotton mills, because re-
fused admis ion to the mills with q party If
fri nds.-Tlomas Kerins, ex-councilman and
saloonkeeper, w:s arrested at Brazil, Ind !,
charged with embczzling funds of a council Ct
c.; tholi. kn hts, of which he was the treas
r-cr-Willie Talbot a siXteen-year old boy,dc-
hher tclyattel pied to shoe, six youn, women
in a SIX fl on the river lea Finevillc, La
The Toledo We tern Railroad Company HIS
been chartered for the construction ola road
from Toledo TO Chicago, ard is backed by q
wealthy syndicate of VIII CHI Senator c. S.
Br &C. of Ohio, is amembcr.-Mrs Sarah Sid
more q ed ixty-thrce y. ars, was vio.c:.tly as
sau ted by Geo &c Freeman, a negro coac':-
man, a: bet: oit-John III Stauilcr's brick
cigar factory, Isaac Buchs' c gar factory, Bonn
berger & Co.'s hardware ware ouse, and five
frame stab cs adj ming in the borough of
Liiitz, near Lancaster, Pa, were destroyed by
fire. Stauflcr's loss is $4,000; insurance $751;
s 0. Other losses So 90, covered ly insurance.
\ Northern Central Railroad train was
thrown from the track near Elmira, n. y. by
the loconlo i've striking FILLING tree, and
one passenger hurt.--R. G. Swecton, cashier
Of the Fosstom (NIinn.) National Bank, has dis
appeared in company with woman, and IS
short about s. 0Q0.-The Chicago carpenters
strike is greatly embarrassing the builders,
Ina:v -,'-wIlom are in favor of dissolving the
ru,cr carpenters "ssocation, that the indi-
llual members may MAKE, "-.i.tover forms
they please with the cmplcyer.-I"~.> Gin.
cinnati furniture manufacturers are prepa'-
ing for a mammoth furniture exposition next
per cent. ofthe coke ovens
in the Connelsville region will close down
on account of lack OF orders.-Congrcssman
wing Nominated Tor
his seventh term. Congressman Taylor, oi
Tennessee, was ais, renominated, but faction
bo!,ad and nominated cx-Consressman Butler.
me California State Bar Association COM
plains that under the existing laws OF that
state, Justice is impedcd ard delayed.--Dur-
iny gale off Goderich, Ont, fishing boat
capsized, and three brothers named Mathew
son were drowned.-In an encounter with
a burglar, George B. Grimes, q Chicago grocer
lost an eye, and the thief was mortallH wound
ed-Invcstisatio of the hooks of Secretary
Schattenbcr, of the Milwaukee School Board,
shows that his stealings amounted to S49cup.
The works of the United States Rolling
Stock Car Company, at Decatur, Ala, were
damaged $500, 600 by fire.-George k.ficids'
bright mulatto, aged seventy-six years, was
hanged at Scranton, Miss, for the murder of
Jennie Mosley.--John Ford, burglar, while
irving to force an entrance into the residence
of James a. Peach, at Washington Heights,
Chicago. was discovered and shot in the hip.
--Emma Stark, the servant girl who is I'M
der arrest ct Chicago, has confessed that she
put Rough or Rats into canned corn that sne
cooked fer the Newland family
Julia Smi h, of Nyack, \. y, tied herself
ND in a sheet an drowned hers If in the Gel
lar.-Miss Annie Heaslitt Goulf, OF A.
burn. n. y, and friend of Mrs Grover ",