Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-18
NEWS IN GENERAL.

A railroad accident occurred ~ BORDEN,
town. y. J., in which Engineer Ge1rEt
/ EerT was killed and Fireman Thomas Der,
| ryan of Trenton seriously injured. EnF M
| 81 Was perfect wreck. and Engincr- Kerr
was pinned beneath it. sloNi scalding %
death. Il was caused by the engine striking
/ the point Of a switch that had been imI-Op.
erly lock "a. Kerr had been employed hy
the P,nnsylyi ma road for the past - years
was - years Of age and leaves u widow and
two children.
Commander Floyd Clarkson of the de
partment of the state of New York, q. y.
r., has issued an order 10 the veterans ul
the Grand Army 10 appoint Committees
throughout the state and solicit subscrj p
lions upon Grants birthday, April q, for
the erection Of q monument to mark the
grave Of Gen. Grant.
There IS a shortage Of between $500 and
$1,000 in the accounts Of Samuel L. Carey,
village clerk OF Saratoga. y. Y. Carey is
deposed, and an investigation IS in Progress.
Two engines, running u high rate ui
speed, cullidod On the Pennsylvania rail-
road. William Smith the engineer Of one
of the locomotives, was instantly killed In
another collision near Ridge avenue station.
In the northern part of the city, between q
ccul train and an engine, Rhha.d Seal the
engineer of the former, was killed,
Mrs. Johns, president Of the Kansas
Woman Suffrage Association, denies the re-.
ru:'s telegraphcd from that state that wom-
en- are ceasing TO vote. A feminine vote Of
% 90 was cast in all the cities, she says.
William Boscawen proprietor of cham
factory in Brooklyn, y Y, and well known
in business circles, has been missing since
the 9th inst, He u prominent e. \. X.
man.
The wholesale produce business Of VII.
kinson & Gaddis, Newark. y J., has It Is
announced, been sold to all English syndl-
cate for g. $4,000.
Of the Park Theatre Philadelphia, flooding
the cellar and otherwise doing mach
damage.
At the funeral of highly respected dog
In Philadelphia, the other dav the collin
was Of mahogany, lined with satin and
mounted with silver C:uaments At the
conclusion of the funeral ceremonies he r.,
mains were Conveyed in hoarse to IN"
cemetery, where they we're inferred with
rites becoming the solemn occasion.
Three blood horses belonging In Abram
Carpenter, dealer in hay and feed wprc
burned in his barn Al Syracuse, y. y. one
of the horses, Runga,ee, had q ~ IetoEi
and was valued at $50
Nineteen prisoners escaped from the
county jail at spokane Flis, Wash. While
the jailrr WAS making his rounds he was
seized. bound, and gagged bv fDrr OF the
prisoners who liberated the remainder 10y
unlocking their ellis
Judge Eyluud in his charge 10 the craul
jurors oi the Pet,s cuurtv criminal coGr, at
Scdul'a. No. instructed them that tic
fashionable game ut rrugre- siNe curh!c Aut
Chu?cA rallies are gambling and contrary To-
law and charged them u take ruRull41ye
OF hlI such things.
AT TIE Warren foundry, PhlipsJnrl. v
j, while the men were rguning oil the
molten lion, al immense "a lie which had
l0st been hli,t Tat upset. causing Il tcr-,!.r
explosion. The men We're thrown in every
direction, and three Uf them were frightt4..
ly burned, one fatally.
The viii Of the lat David BOWS Of New
York gives the storage Warehouses; and
business and Siunur to- DAVID Bows Dr.,
and SiDu,uu to ench II the other SIX chll.
dren. The residence and various other
propery and $500. y 90 to The widow.