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

during the hQln1nlsIfhlloh "a
Hayes has been arrested at his resi-
dence in Constantinople, CHARGED with
completely in the recent revolt IN Ar
menia. Minister Hirsch has entered an
energetic protest against the outrage
and has demanded satisfaction from
the Turkish Government.
In the Superior Court at Worcester,
Mass, Frederick Kimball, ex-teller
Of the Peoples Saving Bank OF
that CITY. who is accused of stealing
over $50. 900, and who went to Europe
with the LIE Bon woman and on return,
ing was arrested in New York, PLEADED
guilty to an indictment charging MIN
with embezzlement.
Ernest C. Rowe of New Haven, Conn,
a young newspaper man, has arrived
in San Francisco with safety bicycle,
which he b I'D ridden clear across the
American continent as far as Ogden,
with the exception OF about 700 miles
over a rough, almost roadless country
when he walked. The journey was
commenced August IA
In speech at Louth, Ireland,
last week Attorney General Webster
Iaid it was the duty of the Govern
ment, in view of the Mckinley tariff,
to find other outlets for British in
dustry. The linen factories of Belfast
are already beginning to slacken up,
owing 10 the lessened American de-
mand for this product.
State Department officials say that
The Published report that the Behring
Sea fisheries question has been sub
United to arbitration is untrue, as
the arbitrators have not yet been
selected. Correspondence is still
passing between the United States
and Great Britain Or the subject, and
conclusion is not yet in sight.
The International Convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
at Pittsburg, Pa, elected grand officers
as follows: Assistant Grand Engineer,
A. B. Youngson of Meadville, Pa;
First Grand Engineer. T. 7. Ingram
,re-elected); Second En- gineer, Delos
Everett IRE -elected); Third Grand En-
gineer. A. Kennedy of Winnipeg.
The organization recently effected by
the window glass manufacturers in
cludes all the factories at Pittsburg,
all in Ohio and all in Indiana, except
the factory of @. p Cole at Dunkirk,
Indiana. Prices will likely be adj
vanced at once Manufacturers repre-
senting ], 200 pots signed the agreement,
about 300 pots remaining independent
of the trust.
The Eastern Synod of the Reformed
Church In the United States adjourn
ed at Reading, Pa. Monday. of last
week. The next annual meeting
in Harrisburg on the third Wednesday
of Oct. 1891 The special committee on
the theological seminary at Lancaster
presented report urging the necessity
tor the institution.
Last Friday evening a nall sch ooner
rugged yacht, containing six persons.
left Fall River, Mass, for Providence
Island, where the party intended to
spend the next day. Wednesday the boat
was found at Happy Hollow on the
beach. At first it was thought the
had been drowned. Later
it was learned they had stolen the boat
and then deserted it.
The President has not as yet
uoclueu WHehnoT no Will 70 uome
to vote. His friends in Indiana
believe that his presence in Indian
apolis on election day will be worth
many votes to the party, but his visit
will depend altogether upon his ability
to arrange his official duties in such
as will enable him to go with
out neglecting the public business.
Alpheus Thomas, residing few
miles out from Rochester, N. Y,
while leaning over the coffin tax
ing last look at his mother's remains,
was strnck over the head several
times with cane in the hands of his
brother George, with whom he has
been at enmity for several years
Several of those present interfered and
put stop to the disgraceful scene.
A vigorous crusade against the
of mining machinery in
the mines of the Pittsburg, Pa,
district is contemplated by the miners
and may cause trouble. They find that
where %, 900 OF 30, 900 miners are n de.
nand to produce the coal required by
the operators, that this numb Der may
be reduced to 1000 if machines are
generally put into operation.
The campaign in the Sixteenth Ohio
district (Maj. McKinley's
is being sharply fought out.
Governor Hill of New York made a
speech at Wooster, Wednesday night.
IN the interest of John G. Warwick,
MeKinlsy's opponent. Or
The train conveying the Governor to
Wooster was sir. Mckinley, and the
Two met and held a pleasant CONVERSE
ion for a few minutes. Gov Hill
afterwards said that the Major had
odd him that il was the intention of
to pass the Federal Elsc-
ion bill at the next session of Congress.
John Hope, who has been pardoned
rom Sing Sing prison. ~ Y, by the
Governor, is now in New York. He is a
ion of Jimmy Hope he famous bank
-obber, and served . years, months
md 20 days of the 90 years sentence
imposed upon him by Judge Cowing in
July, 1879. for completely in the rob
perry of the Manhattan Savings Institu-
ion, a crime for which young Hope has
NJ along contended that he was limo
cent. II is said that his father sur.
'endered several bonds to secure the
Toung mans par ion.
A gale Of great severity prevailed