Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-04-12
THE NEWS

hoated IN Observation-Disclosures capture OF
ten Chinese was made at San Diego, Cal
Charles Green, aged eleven, of WATERFOWL, N.
J., had his head crushed between two cars
The steamship Cuba, from Bluefelds
landed at Philadelphia with the captain and
| eight of the crew of the bark Hernsand.--
Four laborers were killed by the storm al
Roanoke, Ya---The Texas Standard Cotton
Seed Oil mill and refinery, about mile west
| of Galveston, was destroyed by fre.-Alfred
Andrews was hanged at Bellefonte, Pa, for the
murder of Clara Price.--A fierce storm did
great damage to property of the town Of High
land Park Ill.--Thc Canadian Cabinet has
decided to extend the modus vivendi for The
| coming fishing season. alt Hall shot and
| killed at Cattlesburg KY, Cannes Turner, the
father of the girl with whom he was clipping
WIN. II. Bartholomew was hanged al
Easton, Pa, for the murder of his paramount,
| husband.-Zack Taylor, condemned for the
murder of the Allegheny drover, was hanged
| at Waynesboro'. Pa
A tornado swept over Norwalk, o., destroy
ing an umbrella factory, by the falling walls
Of which number of girls were seriously
hurt.---Terrifc wind storms swept through
Michigan and sections of Illinois. Several
buildings were struck by lightning and a
woman killed.--Nineteen prisoners escaped
from the county Jail at Spoken Falls, Wash
gton.-Clarcnce P. Wikof, a trustel en-
ploye of Fuller & Fuller, wholesale drygoods
of Chicago, has been arrested, charged with
Systematically robbing the firm and selling
the goods to retailers.--A company has been
organized in Milwaukee, with capital of
$2,5O000o, to construct a belt railroad line
around that city.--Ettie Snarly, aged seven
teen, and Teresa Huffman, aged nineteen,
while crossing the river at Dresden Ont,
were drowned by the boat swapping
Editor james II. Manning, of the Albany
Argus, was elected Mayor of Albany. N. Y.
james Monroe Shellenberger, member
of the Pennsylvania State Board of Charities
and prominent Democratic politician, of
Doylestown, Pa, has disappeared and is
charged with being $4,000 short in his ac-
counts-Four men were killed by the fall
ing of a trestle on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad near West Point, Ky.
Thirteen Chinese were arrested while at
tempting to crossthe line between Mexico and
the United States at Tisjuana, Cal.--Thomas
Hope and Mrs. Mary Rogers who died re-
Gently in New York, each bequeathed many
thousands to charitable institutions.-A
colored girl at empted to poison the infant
daughter of John H. Holmes, of Fredericks-
burg Va, with carbolc acid.--F. P. Morris,
real estate dealer of Minneapolis, has di ap-
peared, andnumerous charges of crooked deal
| ings on his part are coming to light.--Two
Italians while pummelling each other on
railroad track, near Newburg, N. Y, were
struck by train and one instantly killed, and
| the S1her seriously injured Anna
Cooley was found dead with pistol shot
wound in her temple, in the house of Micah W.
Norton, at New Portland, Me-, for whom she
had been housekeeper.--Seven thousand
carpenters of Chicago went on strike for
eight hours at forty cents an hour, and many
bricklayers in sympathy with them also quit
work-Upon the appeal of Armour & Co,
ofChicago, Judge Hughes, of the United States
/ Court has declared the new Meat Inspection
law of Virginia unconstitional.--Ja
Wells, aged sixteen years, shot and killed
Eugene Carroll, aged eighteen years, at Hen
derson, KY, in quarrel about girL-Fire
in Morse's livery stable, Chicago, suffocated
thirteen horses and destroyed fifteen buggies
The Chicago Board of Trade dealt another
blow at the bucket shops.-The Northwest
ern Marble Iron Compeny's plant at Milwau-
kee, Wis, was damaged $4,000 by FIRE
The New York Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence denounced the action of the Supreme
4 Court of Wisconsin regarding the reading Of
I the Bible In public schools as un-American
and paganistic.
/ The tombstone Forge Company's rolling
mills, at Wilmington, Del, was burned. Loss
$20.000--Fire damaged F. Middleton & Co.'S
coffee and spice warehouse, in Philadelphia,
$4,000 and sevral fremen were overcome by
the fumes of burning pepper.-The body OF
Joseph Jacobs, son of wealthy citizen Of
Hamilton, Ohio, was found in the reservoir al
that place.-Despondenc caused by power.
ty, led E. A. Culver, of Denver, Col, to take
half bottle of morphine, and then blew out
his brains.-Conductor Gardner j. Tucker
of a freiebttra;n ON tie pittshurg Fort W.yne
and Chicago Railroad, had desperate en-.
counter with tramps at Lima, Ohio, in which
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