Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-11-08
THE NEWS

named Kyle was killed in q collision on the
Canadian Pacafc Railway near Owen Sound,
0ntario.-Gen. o. o. Howard recommends
that certain important changes be made in the
organization of the army.-The French
government has bought "The Angelus "-
! The customs committee of the French Cham
Der of Deputies has adopted the principle of
double tariff.-The Socialists at Kiel
! elected two members for the Reichstag-
Professor Koch, of the University Of Berlin,
wants more time to experiment in reference
to his cure of consumption by inocculation.
Captain Mckenzie, the American chess
player, has sailed from Liverpool for America
The Quebec Legislature was opened by
the Lieutenant Governor Michael Dayitt
appeals to the home secretary for the relief of
McDermott's victims.-Thos. Power O'Con-
nor and wife arrived at New York
Charges of obtaining money fraudulently
from the State of West Virginia have been
made against T. Ward Clluston and William
Clemens Robert T. Lincoln, minister to
England, arrived at New York from England
A mortgage for seventy-fve million dol
lars was recorded at Piitsburg.- Frank
lin G. Hill, OF Princeton College, is dead.
Jay Hoffman, of yineland, n. j., was shot
and killed while hunting, John Cruise MS
taking him Tor deer.-Millet's celebrated
painting The Angelus" has been sold by the
American Art Association TO French parties,
and will be returned to Paris.-The new
steel cruiser Philadelphia behaved very well
on her sea trip.-Edward Blssell shot twice
at W. F. Richards editor of the Clarksburg
wv. Va.) Telegram, but a silver dollar in
the EDITORS pocket probably saved his life
r chards then fired at Bassell, and seriously
wounded him.-The 10 year-old daughter of
g. Wesley Hornsby, near Columbia, S. c.,
was outraged and murdered.-An English
syndicate has bought controlling interests in
the leading iron manufactures in the Mahon-
ing Valley, On difficulty between Will
Wallace and Frank Huckabee, in Columbus,
Ga, the former shot the latter, who in turn
stabbed him. Wallace has killed several
men.-A combine of Eastern cordage manu-
lecturers has been formed, which will have
the effect of closing number of factories
and throwing many men out Of work.--Sara
Mcmillan was arrested at Buffalo, n. Y, for
aitemptngt to muraer two little children WINE
insane from ealously.-Lizzie o. Smith,
who had been confined TO her he'd for 6fty.6ye
years with \ disease Of the legs died at Will
mantle Ct.-Tunis Amack, divorced man.
shot and killed Elizabeth Anderson and him.
self at Columbus O.--Robbers bound and
eassed c. p. Moore the Wells. FARGO Com.
pany's agent at Meadyille Pa. cracked the
safe and got away with over s. 000.--Georce
Rogers, an Anarchist. killed BENJAMIN T.
Rogers at St. Paul, MINI. and then committed
suicide.-Ali the coal mines near Morris,
H.. have suspended operations because of
the miners demand for an advance. The
death of the wife and three children Of John
Hamlet. of VALPARAISO Ind. FROM coal oil
explosion. caused the grleEstrickeu man TO
lose his reason and he ATTEMPTED suieide.-
The new iron Mallory Line steamship Leona,
just arrived at New York from Galveston,
Texas, with a cargo of $500 bales of cotton,
was burned at her pier.-Owen Jones. colored,
criminally assaulted the daughter Of Sanders
Howell, white farmer. living in Twiggs
county, Ga, while she was alone in the house,
and a crowd captured the negro, hung him to
a tree and ridd!ed him with bullets.
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victor. Conrad Sehulm, of Peoria Ill, was
sandbagged in Peoria, Ill-The baby Of
Mrs. Carico, of Peoria, Ill.,, was burned to
death.-W. V. Hobbs, gambler. stabbed
William Snyder. butcher, with stiletto in
Chicago. --Judge J. Eugene Tenney died in
Lansing, Mich.-Two labor-leaders of Bos-
ton are charged with accepting bribes.-
The wholesale dry goods house Of Brown,
Holt & Co, of Chicago, has failed. "A
bloody feud is raging between the Hancock
and Norgher families ia ST. Clair county.
Ala.-The independent oil companies in
the West are fighting the Standard Oil Com
pany.-Alex. Hamilton, eighty eight. one
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