Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
NEWS IN GENERAL.

Two boilers at Elgerton oolliery, Carbon
lale, v. l., blew up, fatally in;uring VII
Lam Jones, the fireman, aud wrecking sew
eral thousand dollars worth of property.
Only two months ago two boilers belonging
10 the same company exploded, killing four
employees. In the recent explosion the lire
man was hurled through the air % feet
striking a tree when be fell. He was terri
bly, scaldcd and bruised. Several others had
q narrow escape.
Thomas Green, who was accused OF hav-
ing stolen $4,000 worth of diamonds from
Southern gentleman last fal'. has brought
suit at Lexington, Ky. for 100000 against
the Adams Express Company for dcfama-
ton OF character. lie was working as mes
senger for the company at he time Of the
sheft, aud BlSgagemaster White, who stole
the gems. employed Green 10 have them re-
set. Green was lately tried in Louisville
and acquitted
The New Jersey state Prison Inspectors,
at the request of Coy. Albeit. have dismissed
eight deputy keepers.
The body of :. :. Cox has been taken from
the receiving vault in Greenwood Cemetery,
where il has been lying since his death, and
inferred in family plot in the same Gene
terry recently purchased by Mrs Cox, and
adjoining the Garrison monument,
An incendiary attempt to destroy the
cessful. several terrific explosions occurred,
scattering the fragments of buildings In
every direction. The loss on plate and
other glass throughout the town Will foot
up 5000 or more. The total loss by fire IS
estimated at Sl0.So
Thomas Lyons of the Lyons n Campbell
Cattle Company of Silver ity, y. NJ, shot
and instantly Killed John X. McManiglc,
who mas been suspected OF improper relations
,.,st 4 TNrr t,,Nn thnF
liminary hearing Lyons was discharged
lie is one of the wealthicst cattl, men IL
southern New Mexico. McManigle's par
cnts live in Pennsylvania.
Timothy Anglcn If Glenarvon Farm,
Lexington, n. Y, has sold to Gerhard Lang
OF Buffalo the bay gearing colt by Wilhcs
Boy, dam 10 lie, by the King for $1,000.
Mr.. Lang also bought n sucking brother 10
the yearling for $1,000.
Mary Seymour Howell OF New York, who
went 10 Trip, 5. d., vita susan B. Anthony
In the interest OF woman suffrage, with the
intention OF delivering a lecture, was pre-
vented by a mob. The schoohousc had
been engaged for the lecture, but the Schoo
Board, made up of foreigners, who told
Mrs. Howell that women ought to stay at
home and mind babies. refused to allow her
to enter. A number Of citizens ranged
themselves on the side OF Mrs Howell and
a rlol was ilninlhchl' lhc lauE lel' Town III
the interest of peace.
The wife of Alderman Sam Swaris Of
PABLO ILL.,, has become violently insane over
religion. For some time she has been CON
slant attcndan; at the meetings of the Pen
.eGost band ana Oh aler 'eho o"nuay u'enrnS
WHY at entaIn Snt suG sun l aosei nv
fcring l. as sacrifice FIR the sins Of that
rhurSh Sevor,I nereons iutcrfercd and nre.
vented her carving ant her intention. The
! citizens are vcry ipdignant md an effort i,
hnjng made N comnelfbe pentecost peonle 70
| leave town.
rho ;,,.. ,o;,.od ~. tho Cor,ou
me colniuttce aPpo,h.ou y NV Souho'
! dition of tbe treasury has reported that
| there was missing from the TREASURY el0 92G
| and osted for f1rthcr time TO determine
who is rcsnonsiblc Treasurer Peake alone or
| other cmnIoyces in the office. Further time
was or MED Chief Clerk Horace McKim
| has hean relievcd from dutv Inv the com.
mit,ae nend;ng more comnlcte investIro.
ton
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