Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

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the j. Gland Hotel fire, died Saturday at
St. Joseph's Hos pital in Syracure. rms
makes the seventh known death result
ing from the Leland fire, and the BODY
| of Mary Doyle is now supposed TO De
in the ruins.
Canadian custom officials have beer
ordered to collect duty on all sporting
implements of American sportsmen
going to Canada for days shooting
! Hitherto the custom has been TO re-
/ quire the deposit of small sum whlch
was refunded when sportsmen re-
crossed the river.
Sam Rinehart, the circus clown, VINO
has Travelled with well known shows
for many years, died in the Columbus
! O., city prison in penniless condition
| last Wednesday. He was father of the
Rinehart children, who travel under
the family name.
The registration of Buffalo, N. T.,
complete is 46, 905, which is about W
per cent. OF the total vote of the city.
| The number of ballots required under
the law is 1,272,0O0, for which
$50 reams of paper, weighing nearly
six tons, were used.
At the citizens mass meeting held at
Buffalo, N Y, for the purpose of rails
| ing m onsy for the aid of the faminesut-
fersrs of Ireland, and which was ad-
dressed by Bishop Ryan, Congressman
| Farquhar and Mayor Bishop, over
So, 300 was subscribed.
NJ. G. Beardsley, a young man, whose
home is in Havana, N. Y, was arrested
at Troy, Pa, on complaint of Henry G.
Smith, Superintendent Of the agencies
of R. 6. Dun & Co. The complaint
against Beardsley is that of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Peter Jackson. the pugilist, will ar
rive in this country again November
for a tour of the States under the man
agement of Parson Davies. Jackson's
reception in Australia was enthusiast
tic. He will star with Jem Corbett,
the Parson accompanying them
The Government steamer Stiletto
made several Intellectual attempts to re-
cover the body of the son of Rear Ad-
miral Case, drowned at Bristol, r. l.
1t was found near where the young man
sank, by Captain Waters wrecking
crew from Newport Monday.
In New York Saturday iron crowbars
were the wepons used in duel fought
between Joseph Wood and Carl Burg.
The battle was fierce, and lasted some
time. 1t was ended only when both
men sank to the ground, each with
fractured skull and other injuries.
Judge Cullen of Brooklyn, N. Y.
sentenced Mayor Gleason Of Long
Island City, convicted of assault in the
third degree for pounding and kicking
Reporter George r. Crowley, to five
days imprisonment in the Long Island
County Jail and to pay fine of $3.50.
Miss Alice Gray. member of Gill
lettes HELD by the Enemy" company,
who performed in Bridgeport, Conuec-
ticut, the other evening, died at the
hospital there Saturday. Miss Gray
was an actres of more than ordinary
ability. Her death was due 80 apoplexy
Rev. Mr.. Ballantine of Scottsville,
n. Y, delegate to the Presbyterian
Synod, in session at Lockport, N. y,
was found dead in bed at the house of
Mr. Alfred Morgan, where he was
stopping, at an early Wednesday morn.
ing hour. Heart disease is the supposed
cause.
The Municipal Council OF the Irish
National League in New York, arrAng-
ing for reception to 0'Brien and
Dillon, has decided upon public
demonstration to be held at the
Madison Square Garden on November
II. A general admission will be
charged.
John +. Murray, lawyer who
has practiced many years in New York,
has been disbarred by the General
Term of the Supreme Court. Murray,
who has been drinking heavily of late,
accused Surrogates Rollins and Ransom !
of corruption and had refused to
apologize.
shifting engine on the Monongs-
hela Connecting railroad exploded I
Monday of last week while pushing
train of cars along q side track in |
Pittsburg. The engineer and fireman /
were killed, and the conductor was 4
fatally injured. Two other men were
seriously hurt.
The Camden county, n. j., grand /
jury has made its presentment |
to the court, bringing in eigh-
teen true bills, one against Francis .
Lingo for the murder of Mrs. Miller, /
and fifteen against Lawyer HogHte,
twelve of which are for forgery and |
three for false pretense.
James w. Dougherty, the alleged /
lunatic, who killed DIR. Lloyd at
the Flatbush N. Y, Insane Asylum,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury
for murder in the first degree The
question of his sanity has not yet bee n
lie gally determined. He was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
general shutdown OF all sugar
refneries at Brooklyn, ~ ~, is en-
pected within the next few days
About 1000 men win be affected. A
director of the Brooklyn Sugar Rehn-
ing company says his works will re-
main closed until April /, when raw
sugar will be admitted free
William Blaney, who has been on
trial in Baltimore, Nd, for murder-
ing his grandmother and his aunt
some months ago, has been ad judged
guilty Of murder in the first degree. II
is thought that Blaney had an accom-
plice in the murder, but he stolidly re-
fuses to disclose who he was
Mrs Adam Wuchtsr Of Whitehall.
Pa, who has tasted for 230 days, Is
still alive She says she has much