Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-15

can Academy Of Political and 60; A1asft
enee in Philadelphia will be deIivas.iSs p
DT. John s Billings, .. S A, on ~ y, =
inst. :" 'Ae III
In November last a greater mr.
German emigrants sailed for 100
than departed in the corresra- ',' z
month Of each of the five pr rossag
years. r0'uag
Fire in Paris Tuesday deprived a.,
families Of homes and may resnIt + Y,
death of several people who were ~ = 20
while escaping from the burning , ,s'
ments. '7as
Mrs. Thomas A Hendricks Wild.
the late Vice-President, will read o.,ss
before the National Council Of Wd rsH
which is to be held at WashjpgtSo.a' !
Feb. 90
The statistics ofthe Paris lIorrus 4.
that during the year 1890 over s01 ~ h.
found their way to that place. The ~
to the people of maintaining the Nor.
was 1886. a
While Mrs. Peter Fries was liebsn,
fire at her home in Scranton, Pa. Tpsss.'
her clothing caught fire and she rso.,a9
fatal burns before the fire could Be- i.
tinguished.
Willie Bird, lad of IS, died at Couv..
neur Hospital, New York, from M !,
cessive use of cigarettes. The cans. !
death was officially given as "nicotn.
poisoning"
H w. Hubbell, of Shelton. Conn l..
been arrested by the United States M,
shall on the charge of using stamD
from which the cancellation marks M
been washed.
The trustees in Boston Of the T.,
ants Defence Fund have cabled kssn
through the Maverick National BsnE !.
Messrs. Webb and Kenney, the trsssus
ers in ireland.
John A. Steen, lawyer, Of Trepa,
n. j.. has absconded, leaving numern,
clients behind whose funds he has mias
propriated, He is also the defendant !,
divorce suit.
Senator Vest was unanimously re.nom,
mated by the Democratic caucus Of ii.
Missouri Legislature As the Democun
have large majority Mr. Vests ID.
tion is assured
John Delaney, a laborer, in blastipr
rocks in New York city, Tuesday va
instantly killed by the premature exps
sion of one of the cartridges. The for
man was arrested.
Mayor Grants annual message, issusd
last week, shows that the net debt Of tho
city of New York, on January l. 1901.
was SOS, ,41807, reduction for Ii.
year Of $59s, 6547O
A revolution in electric lighting isa
pected, because Of the discovery BY Brad
ford McGregor, the mechanical expert d
Covington, KY, Of a system for fusins
glass and aluminium.
John F. Hewitt, an ex-soldier ands
pensioner, living at Los Angeles, Cal,
returned his pension certificate to Secrt
tary Noble ON the ground that be ca
make his own living.
1t is reported that the late DR.. Schls
mann, the great archaologist, was an
American citizen and that he has wis
now living in indianapolis, whom b
provided for in his will.
The Governor and Council Of Nass
chusetts sold to the Fitchburg Railroi
Company the Southern Vermont RailrOsd
for $4,000 in per cent coupon bonds
expiring January 1, 1920.
Frank r Walker, New York paW
manufacturer who recently made an as
Segment, has filed schedules stating la
bilities S63,25 nominal assets s2lisA
and actual assets $l9,142.
A meeting of the creditors Of the Deer
field Valley Shoe Company of Whiting
ham, Vt, was held in Boston and To
statement submitted showed Liabilities
of $40, 900 and assets of $4,000
Mayor-elect Smith of Providence, R /
intends to put stop to prize fighting
boxing contests and similar exhibitions
This will prohibit meetings at the Glsd-
stone and Providence Athletic clubs
The wrestling match between Aaron
Buelles OF Chicago, champion light
weight wrestler of the United States, snd
Alonzo Thompson of Cold Water, Aeh,
was won by Thompson on Thursday.
Frank Weston OF PoughkeepsIe, n T.
was arrested in New York city while At
tempting TO pawn a gold watch valued
at $3.50 Marked on the case was TIE
name of a Louisville, KY, merchant
Goveror Hiram A. Tuttle was insugufs
ted at Concord, n H., Thursday, in hep
Hall in the presence OF To
members of both branches of the Leglsf
ture and vast throng of spectators
1t is said that an agreement hs
been reached between the Servian n
gency, ex-King Milan and ex-Quees
Natalie, whereby the ex-Queen consens
to reside permanently outside OF oei'~
In their recent revolt against the spaa
iards the natives of the Caroline lslaao'
killed 300 foreigners, including lsO spsa
Ish soldiers. They looted and burned 'l'
houses of all the missionaries at PonopA
Clifton W. Tsyleure, ex-theatrlca
and recently editor Of the Lols
Branch News, was fined $1,000 at fIs
mold, n. j., for libelling ex-prosecn'"
John A tanning, Long Branch laW'aI
William G. Jiilson, owner and bushes
manager of the Hope River Mns
Company, at Willimantic, Conn, eios.s
he mill Friday. An assignment Is =