Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-07-18
THE NEWS

The funeral exercises were SUSPENDED and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Corley were buried together
Deceased was pioneer settler of the county.
widely known and honored. George Francis
Train arrived at Seattle, beating his former
record of going around the world ia sixty-two
days.-Fiye freight cars end a eaboose went
over a ravine on the Northern Pacific Road
near Spokane Falls. Fireman Michael
fiahcrty was killed, and Roadmaster Speer
fatally hurt. Horses and cattle in two cars
we're killed.-The Mormoas and allies made
desperate effort at Salt Lake to capture the
Board of Education, but the Liberals held
Their oHn, carrying, by an increased majority
the precincts carried by them heretofore, and
losing those they lost before by reduced
| maJorilies. They retained six of the ten
members of the board, and carry the city ne
whole by seven hundred majority.--
men and negro boy were drowned near San
Miguel Islands while hunting reals. Another
m IN clang to the rock twenty-four hours, and
was sayed.-Perch Hudson proprietor of the
Enterprise Hotel, at Silverton, Col, shot and
killed the girl with whom he was in love, and
then killed himself. The girls refusal to
marry him is suppo.ed TO have ,ron,n,ed ~
crime.-The Waugh steel plant, in Belle
vile, H., and the Little Rolling Mills, in
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aulN. O. Anderson were killed rrhore oro
evidences of terrible STRUGGLE in tbc ,ood
wav and blood on the mountain side and the
bullet wounds in each BODY show that 81 doc.
perate FIGHT had been wapaJ A ru,,her rs
suspicious characters have been seen mrking
about the IocaIjty of late which wos the favor,
lite spot ofhighwaymen when the stages ran
10 Leadyillc.-Mr. Blaine was ont ridno
and stated to an Associated Press correspond.
ent that he was feeling MS we'll as usroi ond
that there WAS no truth in the sensations 20.
ports published about his ennditinn. pr
George d. Ballantyne, FORMERLY of the Relic.
vue HOSPITAL New York, died suddenlv Of
heart disease mt his residence, at Huntington
Pa, aged fifty years-The property of the
Frank A. Robbins circus and menacerie
which had been exhibiting ut Huntingdon