Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22

ficted at Paterson, N. j., in the cases Of
jacob MUSCLE and Leopold Rogers, con-
victed OF preparing for food diseased
horsefesh
The assignees of the firm of Z. Q.
Punchard g. Company, formerly proprie-
tors of the Parker House, Boston. have
announced third and final dividend OF
per cent.
Work has been resumed on the i'll
fated Hill Farm Mine at Dunbar. Pa
A large number of men are trying to en-
ter the mine and quench the still smoul-
dering fires.
Ex-Governor Pacheco recently appoin-
ted Minister To Guatemala to succeed
Miner sailed from San Francisco for
his post Wednesday on the steamer City
of New York
Harry and Eugene Gale, young sons Of
Hiram Gale, n farmer at Kensico, N. Y,
were drowned while skating on the Ken
sico Reservoir Wednesday. The bodies
were recovered.
Miss Florence Marie Audenried was
married in Washington Wednesday to
Charles Marie Sudoyil de La Forest.
Comte de Diyonne, an attache of the
French Legation.
Lutzski, the Russian Eihilist, who wa
arrested in connection with the attempt
TO wreck the Cars train at Borki, will
be transported to Siberia without tho
formality of trial.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, president of the
Woman's National Industrial League,
has requested that the Worlds Fair be
kept open on Sundays, and that the ad-
mission be half price.
John f. Hewitt, an ex-soldier and
pensioner, living at Los Angeles, Cal,
returned his pension certificate to Secre-
tary Noble on the ground that he can
make his own living.
William II. Frazer, a clerk Of the
Gorham Manufacturing Company at
Providence, r l., drowned himself in the
Seekonk River Thursday morning. Ill
health was the cause.
The Boston Board of Aldermen voted
not to grant license to either the Bos-
ton Athletic or the Union Associations
for an exhibition, il sparring is to be
feature of the events.
Henry Smith, found guilty of murder
in the second degree for the murder OF
Rufus Carnahan at GAINESVILLE, N. Y, last
April, was sentenced 20 imprisonment
for life at hard labor at Auburn.
John johnson, a negro boy. was
hanged at Opelika, Ala, Friday for
the murder of Jenkins Moore. johnson
on the scaffold said he felt 'like he had
religion" He was fifteen years old.
The Russian budget for the year 1881
exhibits and estimated surplus of 81, 167,-
$40. The estimates include as exrraor-
binary expenditures, $26.775, 600 for pub
lie works and sl2,612, 500 for ornaments.
bill was introduced in the Oregon
House Wednesday providing for half
mill tax for two years to be used in the
display of Oregon's products at the
Worlds Fair. This will amount to $780,
900.
Engineer James Hand, of the Cape
May Railroad line whose train killed
Harry Linnekin, was acquitted OF the
charge of manslaughter at Bridgeton, N.
j., Wednesday. The verdict gave general
satisfaction.
The Indiana Senate Committee on
Elections reported in favor of McHugh
Dem.) who is contesting the seat of Sena-
tor Osborne, of Tippecanoe county. The
Senate will now stand: Democrats, 30;
Republicans, 10.
The Worlds Fair directors in Chicago
are as far from settlement of the
lake front question now as they have
ever been. At the special meeting Wed.
nesday night called to decide the m after
definitely, the whole subject was post
poned.
At meeting of the executive COM
mittee OF the New England Associa-
tion of Trotting Horse Breeders 1t was de-
cided to hold a Mystic Park meeting
Sept 20 and 30 and Oct. and of the
current year, when valuable purses will
be offered.
The baseball fight is at an end. Tbs
dickering of the magnates has resulted
in peace. the American Association has
been officially given franchises in Boston
and Chicago after a hard fight, and the
remnant of the Players League has been
wiped out.
The New York State Court of APP
peals granted a new trial to ex-Sheriff
Jas. A. Flack of New York, and his son,
VIM. A. Flack, reversing the Judgment OF
conviction of conspiracy in fraudulently
procuring divorce, by the General SEES
sions Court. costs to abidethe event
George F. killing of Norwich, VT,
was fined $4,000 for selling 7l5 drinks in
violation of the Vermont prohibitory law.
Not being able TO pay tine line ne re-
ceived the alternative sentence OF cl
years, months and 81 days in the House
of Correction in Rutland, where he has
been set TO work polishing marble.
Governor Beaver sentenced George
Mass. the Wilkesbarre, Pa, wife muir
derer, 10 be hanged Cd March %. High
Constable O'Reily, who is Roman
wrote TO the Governor that the
25th Of March is AnnunciatIon Day. a holy
day, whereupon the Governor changed
the date to March 20, one day later.
Late intelligence from Chilli confirms
the report Of y revolution there. The
navy is in revolt and has begun to oper-
ate the blockade at lquique, large sea-
port town near the northern extremity
of the country, from which port large
quantities of nitrate of soda are shipped.
from which the Government derives
large export duties. Nothing is yet