Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-26
THE NEWS.

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badly mutilated. The steamer Anglomen
arrived in Boston from Liverpool with the
crew of tn /. wrecked bark Cubsna, of Lon
d0n.-Trl n-wreckers placed obstruction
on the tracks of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad two miles from Atlanta. The en-
CINE and four cars left the track. En- gineel
squires an his fireman were seriously, per
haps fatally, inju' ed A train was wrecked
at the same spot year ago in the same way
by fas enin an iron band across the rails
This purpose of the wreckers is supposed t.
be robbery.-John Fulton, living neal
Reading, was shot by party of trespassins
sportsmen whom he ordered off the pace -
A fire occurred in the store of Joseph Manly
It Pittston, CAUSED by the explos on Of coal
oil lamp Before the fire department could
get to the spit the large block containing tbs
Manly general stole, Hileman's office, Mat
thews' music store, Weeks Bros cigar store
end factory wers burned to the ground.
There is now no doubt that Gamble ', cir,
the late super ntendint of police at Pits
burg was poisone Hugo blanck, the aged
C! emical expert, has completed bis analysis
of the dead mans stom ;ch AMI 8 ates pos
lively that he has found three different
poisons, in sufficient quantities to ca Sc
death.-Tnere was a wreck on the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, near Hackeberry, in
which one man was killed and thii teen
wounded, some seriously.-A fire that
broke out in tn, wholesale cigar factory OF
Hirsch an Bendh sim, in st. Louis, d.
stroyel also the adjoining Building, occ lpiel
by the American Oak Leather Company.
"A vi lage in Washington county, on
White r yer Arkansas. was totally de-
stroyed Ly cyclone Every house in town
except the .choolhouse, were demolished
No lives vera ,o.t, but the damage to prop
erty Is great. The cyclone also did consider
able DAMAGE in Chester, ILL.,, whereit caused
the death of the wife AMI two children of
Herman Ottengen w illiam Maier, the
wife-murderer, was hanged N Wheeling.
1t is again reported that the In lians are
restless, and likely to go on the war path
The case of Sylvester Critchlow, the
first of the Homestead strikers, charged wi h
was Debul ltlobut al o.
Peter Bowman, of Salt Ii, Pa, died from
the effect OF poison, given to her by drug
clerk instead OF epson sslts.
The Atlanta Chapter of the Daug nters o.
the Am ricau Revolution forward d to Mrs
Cleveland an invitation to be a member O
their chapter. The members are tie nost
prominent la lie; in Atlanta and Georg a
TIE body Ct Bob Slaughter, nearly devoured
by hog, was discovered about two hundred
yards from the Bet Line road at Middle.
bor,u b, KY. Slaughter " as an old desp,r-
ado, who was continual y Ii trouble with the
police. 1t is probable that omeot or ruliian
wiylaid and shot him. The Robinson and
Stokes Company failed, at Omaha, Neb
The as cts are placed at SEQ COO, AMI the
liabilities at 1913, 900. A receiver will be APP
company.-The strike of engineers on the
Birmingham I'm on Railway Dummy Line,
ended in the company agreeing not tore. uce
wages. The company was unable to Iun
trains during the day.-W, II. Howard,
who has been in Jail at Troy, n. Y, since
ing cocspirtd to taae a number of voters
from the city on steamboat on election day
was held to await the &C ion of the grand
jury, being released on bail of $780, Arch
Aston, arrested at New York by an officer
from Troy AMI harged wi b interfering
with the officer when Howard was arrested
was held in $500 to await the action of the
grand jury.-The city of Chicago loses
$50, 000 through Irregularities in the Water
Departm mt office.-A big storm on tie
coast did nsiderable damage at Long
Branch and Sea Bright. ALBERT Ruth, in
jail at Sunbury, Pa, who was bitten b. a
mad dog when boy, is dying of hydropho-
b,a.
Eight nsfn were Imprisoned seven or eight
hours by cave in at til Hazle Dell colliery
at Contra is. Aesr PottSYile, Pa. 49, Ella
inland, aged seventeen years, of Wilkesbarre
Pa, was instantly killed by being struck by
a railroad train. Capt. John s. Bourke.
OF the Third Cavalry, was shot dead by Paul
Friche United States deputy ma shall.
while on the witness sta1d in the investiga-
ton of the violation of the neutrality avs
in the Cara uprising in the court at Los
Angeles. j. j Brarens, Of the
steamer De Ruyter, became insane on the
voyage from Antwerp TO Boston, and the
other officers had to place him in confins ment
and axe command = H Kelly, pre-.
schption clerk for James W. Caldwell, drug
gist, Of Detroit, Mich YVES |, ind murder ed
. - II..,. IL.
and other Third party leaders have organ
ized the Industrial Legion, move to carry
the Farmers Alliance into the Third party.
A man calling himself he Healing;Evan-
gelist Is aimed TO have performed some
wonderful fsith cures in Wi kesbarre -
Arguments in the app ication of the Edison
Electric Light Company Tor pre- i'm nary
injunction aga INST he Sawyer Man Electric
Company, which is socated tn h. Vest
inghouae c. mpauy, 10 r. train il FROM MAUI
featuring or selling inosa lescent lamps were
concluded. before Judge Laonlbe in tie
United States Circuit Court. Judge La
combe granted pro form or er Ior an in
junction pendente tie, 4 an appeal was
taken to the United States Court OF Appeals
The steamer Ethelnold sailed from Fer
nandina with 10 900 boxes an-es for Eng
land. 1t is the first direct shipment of Flor
ida fruit ever made across the water.-T he
Br fish steamship Thordisa was clear by
Ross, Howe and Morrow for Liverpool from
Penss ella, Fla, with a trgo OF 1910 bales
of cotton, weighing 3 s05, s9s pounds. This
is ons of the largest, if not the largest, cargo
in proportion t. tonnage that has ever left
Unite Stat 10 t-At celebration at
Mountain View, Ark, in honor OF CIevelend's
eject OF, fires orks exploded pr, maturely
and number Of people wrre kill sd
Ire that broke out in the Koch & Loeber
Company building, Milwaukee, Wis, do
streyei $4,000 worth of property -
Wrec in the Schuylziil seri u,iy hamper
nayigaiion.-As TIE Sis Central train
westbound reached Locsport, N Y, s. n.
Woods Of Brooklyn, n. Y, stepped in front
Of it near the CT y limits, end WIS instantly
Iii ed. The 81 c de was a son of the late
Judge Woods, and highly corrected He
was about sixty years OF age. he rsason
for fixing his life is unknow IA amic-
abe setilsm, Mt s about to be effected in the
suits of the fai Iners along S-aTaokin and
Anhanoy Greeks again the Re ding Coal
and Iron Campany and individual opera-
tor. The suits invo We ovsr a million dol
lar, and We. the RESULT of coal dir washing
down the CT ehs and thence on tbs land Of
the farmers.