Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-12-13
THE NEWS.

Railroad Company ordered an indefnit
closing down Of all their mines.--The linser,
oil works of Little & Co.. in San Francisco
were destroyed by fire. Loss 5000, COO - Tn
American Print Works, in Fall River, Mass.
will shut down.--At Henriot Mills in Noril
Carolina, Hathaway Wall killed his wife, sho
her brother, and, then committed suicide
A staging of the American Compshy's ice
houses gave way in Bangor, Me-. killing tive
men and injuring three others.-Three per
sons were instantly killed at the State Uni
versity Station of the Great Northern, il
Minneapolis. will probably tax,
the usual holiday recess There will be nc
River md IIarbor bill passed at this session
Secretary Proctor has recommended Il
Congress the ACCESSIBILITY of appropriating ter
thousand dollars each for the Hancock and
Sheridan statues.-The Franklin Bank, Of
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, suspended. - K endricl
Pettus & Co., tobacco dealers of Clarksville
Tenn, made an assignment young
Reformed Presbyterian Ministers are on trial
in Pittsburg charged with heresy.
Fire in Sykestown, Mo-, did $50 600 damage
john Battley was shot and killed by Q
woman al Compton Ala.-It is reported in
San Francisco that all the crew of the bark
Charles W. Morgan, lost in the Arctic were
sayed.-Frank w Gregorv MANAGING obi;
tor of the Memnhis Evsni,c c1lobe bos haer
indicted for violating the lottery law Five
people were injured mot seriously by the
ditehine of n Missouri Kansasapd Tevas tr.;,
near Denison. Texas.-Seyen eoupterfeiter,
were eaptured at Palestine On electric
street car was struck by train nj WIGHT,
Kan. and twopeople seriously hprt--Twelve
Thousand bushels of qra;, were b,r,ed a.
Carmi. Ill. Loss s2OOoO.-Johp p. Glow
an ex.pucilist WAS shot and killed in n Denve,
saIoou.-H. S. Depew. general traffic mana.
ger Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad died in
St. Louis.--Mayor Cregier, Of Chicago. has
signed the ordinance giving 50 900 600 10 the
Worlds Fair.--The Federation of Labo,
denounced the PENNSYLVANIA coal police -
The Democratic and Citizens Reform uove,
ment in Boston elected the mayorand majority
of the board of aldermen.-The horse dealer.
of Eastern Pennsylvania are organizing q
DTeeutTS 0sSOclHIlOD.---I HAL shot
and killed his Young wife. danperousIv
wounded her brother, and then killed himself
near Henrietta Mills. Rutbford county N q
The body of the wife of Senator John r
Miller was buried in Rock Creek Cemetery
A workman fell of the dome of the cspitoi
at Topeka. Kas., and was killed,-At a
meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond
Terminal COMPANY Jsy Gould and GEORGE
Gould were elected directors.-A cyclone
near Muproe Ala. killed a man ana child
and injured several people.-There Is.
strike on the Union Pacific at Ogden. Utah
Three millions in gold are on the way In
New York from Europe to relieve the financial
striurency.
The national convention of the American
Federation of Labor onened in Detroit. Presi.
dent Gompers presidipg.--Al Dopeett. con.
tractor for furnishing postal cards for the
government at Birmingham, Ct, was declared
a bankrupt Baltimore and Ohio pro.
poses to enter Chicago over the tracks of the
Chicago and Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.-The new Grand Central depot in
Chicago erected far tbe ioint use of the
Northern Pac fie and Wisconsin Central Rail-
roads, was form lily opened.-Hon. Samuel
Steel Blair, of Hollidaysburg, the oldest mem
her of the Blair county (Pa.) bur, and ex-
Congressman. died of congestion Of the brain.
a red sixty.nine years.-Frauk Shirley and
Johr Trornor n,i,ors ,xaro c,,allu ;,;,red in
the Cron rroo ,,iuas a. c,raa,,.h,,r, D. bv a
prematnre oxnlos;on Can,oin T voll of The
Rrit;sb f,nr.rnastad st;r i,n,,;no,ho,', va.
stabbed 10 deatb NV tho col, wb;re =, a vow.
ace fran Dupdoe 70 Now york Wssbino.
,o, NeIeao .ho ta,ha. 90 ~, d ,foIon
pra,,rietor Of rho Cy;,einr.,i R,o,;r.r died in
wash;,cto, .oed savar,v co., vaars
Iocomotive ox,toda5 a. nj Iv,,o,,;nc
souptv v and LilIod Thon,a. .t,Iorov
of RnfF,lo tho s,oinaor IT, c;n,r.o,, NJ
f. Cb,rcb ., soren,o,, pa ,,...dost.'.vod hv
fre.--uaud C,a,tbon and o.oor Movers
stndants ot tho u;sso,ri W. tr,,;,,a-s;,v
were d,ow,ed ,vhi1a .I-a,;, wol.ar wa,
liams has baau left sen noo bv Fdaa, wilson
a life convict who recently died at the Still,
water f,t;pn p .,iter,;orv Thara = a.
titution in South Dakota Mrs Jamao Mol.
Iandon was burnad n dea,b in her bo,,o a,
Clone .ster N. Y-Mrs Jul;o Tjnni,cot,
has been acori,ted on ,,ro r,oro ;,d;o.r,t.
of forpcry.-Rev. pasbaI Strong of the
E,st Millstone n 7 Reeormed Cbnrcb fell
dead in the nuIpit
ramueI J. Smiths barn at MyersyIIle,
Frederick county, Md, was burned.-Hon.
Lewis Ii. Doll, mayor of Frederick, Nd, is
dead.-Several thousand acres of timber
land near Ashland, Wis, will be thrown open
for ettlement-Diphtheria is raging in sec
tons of Minnesota Napoleon Mcdaniel, a
.e prisoner, escaped from Jail in Texarkana,
Tex.-John S. Clems, of Wayne county, N.
j., was frozen to death.-Sam Lovett, a
Kansas nursery agent of Atoka, 1. T., is miss
ing. 1t is believed he was murdered
Count Herman Won Dalwine, a Prussian
nob!eman, was killed by train in San An
to concele to the miners, demand..-wm.
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