Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-09-19
THE NEWS.

( OF manufactured goods besides large guam
| tity of lumber belonging to Sheriff Fredericks'
and several hundred loads of furniture be-
longing to j. d. Vanscriver, were stored in the
| building. The loss is from S35, 900 TO $40, 600
on which there is partial insurance
4 Robert Glendenning and George H. Hahn,
! composing the firm of Glendenning & Co., OF
I Philadelphia were bailed in $40, coo for court,
on the charge of dealing illegally in their
transactions with John Bardsley. No case
was made against the auditor general. State
Cashier Francis W. Kennedy and Henry IL.
Kennedy, of the Spring Garden Bank, were
sentenced by Judge Butler, of the United
States Court, to ten years in prison for crimes
committed in looing the Spring Garden Bank
WIN. Hooper convict, escaped from
Sing Sing prison. lie was serving a fifteen
years sentence and had more years to stay.
At Boston, Char,es 0. Parker aged forty
five, was arrested, charged with obtaining
jewelry by false pretenses. He has just
served one y sr's imprisonment in Philadel-
phia, it is said.--The Colcine Window Glass
Works at Fos.oari, o. the largest in the I'M
tied States with one exception, was burned.
The loss is S35, 600; no insurance. The stme
works were burned about seven months ago.
Secretary of the Treasury Foster was the
principal owner At Cincinnati the hosiery
factory of Klein & Sons, at John and Belts
streets, was burned. The loss is so 900, with
insurance covering the loss. Chief Hughes,
of the fire department, was badly cut in the
face by falling glass and was removed to his
home. Mrs Col. Vim. Sellers who left her
home near by, fearing that her husband would
burn, died suddenly of heart disease, ag rava-
ted by the exctement.--Thc Albatross ar
rived at San Francisco md went direct to
Mare Island. The Albatross is to proceed at
once to make surveys for cube from San
Francisco to Honolulu.
An east-bound train on the Georgia Pacific
Railroad jumped the track, anil rolled down
high embankment, near Days Gap Ala.
Engineer John +. Whiteworih. was instantly
killed. and Fireman Brewster, Conductor
Hilton, Brakemcn Beverly, Crawford and
Gamble were slightly bruised. The repre.
sentstives of the coming Augusta (Ga.) Ex-
position, who are visiting Massachusetts in its
interest, express great pleasure at the cordial
recent;or which ,ho,. o.,1,,,o..
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One hundred tons of stock were DESTROYED
Total loss s. J. GOO; insurance So OOO-Fish.
ing schooner Alabama wns dismasted and had
bow pitt carried away by collision with the
schooner Francis Goodnow. Coleman Boston.
for the Kennebec. to load ice for PhiladeIphia.
Thomas IL. Phillips came near being kill
ed at St. Louis, by falling from A balloon
The Milford Mich State Bank failed; Cant
tai stock, At Grinnell Iowa. the
train from Montezuma left the track. Two
coaches were upset and about twenty persons
injured, some quite seriously by 4. fire at
Albany one fireman was killed, several hurt,
and -, 80 worth of property destroyed.
W. +. Seidell and II. ]. Paulsen. business
men of Bloomfield Neb.. quarreled over
money matters, and Seidell fatally shot Paul.
sen.-At Cleveland, O., the Great Council
of Red Men voted down the proposition to re-.
duce the limit of age for applicants for odmis.
sion 70 the order from twenty-one to eighteen
years. The movement started in Philadelphia