Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-10-24
THE NEWS.

siial ar losses were reIOrted A gang of New
York thieves are evidently foIlowipo Gov
Hill and his party on their tour Soutb.
Frank WorkiIy shot and killed Frank Wi.
liams at n dance Mt Fort saneco oh;o
number of others were wounded in tho 6oh,
At the Norton Beet Sugar Factory At Nor.
folk, Neb. Lloyd Cobb son of one If tho
most prominent citizens If tho nIace foil into
one of the earbonatiop tanks and 7vos L;l,od
John Viger mt who attempted tn rescpa him,
was fatally injured. 1.-The Pnssa,l ,artv
sent by the UniteI States government and Tho
National Geographical Society 10 oxnloro tb.,
region about Mount ST. Films has ret,rned IN
Vancouyer.-The British sealers otto aud
+, b. Marvin. seized in Rerinc Soa h,,e
been released. An anidepic of ina,,a,,ua
has broken ont In Vienna ond NJ co,,k
Wales and frustrated monv ,,oo,Io NIL.
are not numerous Tho worobors., 90 a.,
Speer New Jersey Vino Comn.nv a. passa;o
was burned; loss 500 COO Cen w wicls
q capitalist and lunbermap of san F,o,c;oco
committed suicide Inv shootip, bin,soIf :, ~,
head with revolver ot his room nj tho pociGo
Union Club Il-hee,tb was tbe c,uso
The Pullman Palace Car COMPANY will in
crease its capital stock twenty per cent
The B. & 0. party in the Ohio an Miss Ssppi
deal met in Cincinnati and by a vote of 1877. =
900 shares out of a total of 100000 declared
Eterlett McKim, d. Fahenstock and j. S.
Walshe elected directors. The b. & NJ. party
applied 10 the court 70 restraining order,
and there are indications of long legal bat
tle.-The ship-building firm of Harrison,
Loring & Co, proprietors of the Smith Point
Works. Boston. made an assignment. Liabil-
tiles s375, 900; nominal assets $500, 000.-
Charles Bowen, Charles Engle, Wallace Snow
and II. II. HOLSTER robbed the Spencer pay
once In Duhmore, fa'' Oh SACKS containing
hve hundred ohe-uoiiar SILVER COINS Inc
ponce mas peeh no'ineu Vi 'ne eo"'enipia'eu
roooery' anu NUMBER vi ohicers 10 io"eu
inc thieves 10 the oarh Elgie anu Caught 'ne
men ulVluihs Ihe spolis. 0ho" h'"ue CON
LESSON III "tl'ihS' hoills'ei'H appears Is "''
olu erihiiiaI' anu ne Is chargeu Win haNii'
Planned the robbery 1t was supposed lhat
.ile SACKS contained 9lo'o9o' ou' the soiu ii"u
oeeh removed ana concealed anu the SILVER
substituted II was one OF the Do-uest rod
oeties ever eoihillllteu III the county, the pay,
oiEce iacihg on one oil the prlheipal streets OF
Duhmore. ne mother OF MINNIE oVef'on,
former peiie OF oaliatlh' lehn'' ohhdeu
samuel X. Elilott with vi'riol' her daughter
having charged MN with sedueing her.
Thirteen men have been arrested at Lake
VieW' Ore,' chafgeu WIN rooolhg the stage
that runs between that pace ana LlhkVliie-
ne name oil "eorge lilies Wisconsin
miilohiare, mas pe9h iorged 10 Soo,ooo worth
Oh paper, ana A. H. Hanson lumoermans
'uApected oil II. lie mas disappeared anu MS
property has been attached
An Organized effort is being made among
farmers to secure from Congress free mail
delivery in Coventry town. Postmaster
General Wanamaker reports that his expert
cnce in villag has proven a success. and he
is in favor of extending the service into the
country.-GAstav Stein. musical critic of
the New York Staats-Zeitune is dead.-U.
A. P. Cartu, the late Hawaiian minister to
the United States is dying in New York
Two young girls, Miss Pink Goudy. of Graf
ton, an Miss Cora Borst, of keyser, W. Va,
were taken into custody at Clarksburg. They
had run away from home and were on their
way TO Cumberland, where they expected to
join theatrical troupe, At Grand Forks,
n. D., fire in the Catalan Opera House block
caused damage Of $50, 0C0-A freight train
on the Big Four road caused loss of so, 600
by crashing into a construction train near
Danvers, III. Nobody was injured. A
statue of Admiral Farragut has been completed
Varney, Hungarian wanted in Roscoe, n.
Y, for the murder of two friends, was arrested
at Piusburg. Its alleged that Varney entered
the room of his friends while thew we're sleer
ing for the purpose of robbery. They woke
up and he plunged knife into them.-Nr
and Mrs. William HuyIer, while crossing the
West Shore track in n wagon at Rerpep6aIdS
n. y, were struck by train and both wera
instantly killed. Mr.. Huyler's epe was sixtv.
five years.-The General Council Of the
Lutheran Church passed resolution onncs;ry
the opening of the Worlds Fair on sunday
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tyo 81 tho oItcst ,,ipors e,,rlnvod h,, tho cooI
co,,n,nv ware irs,ortiy LiIledI,, A., i,n,,o,,so
fall Of roc. Will. ,bev ,vero nsce,,Ii,c The
slope.-The committees Of the brotherhood
of Railway Section Foremen and the Order Of
Railway Traekmen have completed the ANAL
gamation of the two orders at s.. Louis.
The United States Warghousemen's Associa-
ton, an important C numerical boiy in which
thirty-tive cities are represented, wGs organ
lied in Oh cago-Apprehensioni is felt for the
safety OF Lieutenant Il sell and party, sent
out by the Smithsonian Institution to survey
Mount st. Elias, has been ailayed by the
receipt of letter from Lieutenant Russell
dated September Isl. The party were then
at 1okatel. The revenue cutter Corwin
touched OF that point on September l, and, the
party not being there then, fears were enter
tanned for their safety The steamer Next
brought advices to Seattle from the party,
wherein 1t appeared the ascent OF Mount St.
Elias had teen attempted, but unsuecessfnlly.
The party reached Il height of fourteen thou
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