The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-07-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.

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Leroy, Ill, has been visited by $40, 90
fire.
The influenza epidemic is increasing In
Chill.
Fire at Portland, Ore, caused loss Of
$250000
Patrick Crimmins is held at Hartford,
Conn, on a charge of arson.
The torpedo boat Gushing is on the way
to Newport to test torpedoes.
Robert Tyrrell is on trial at Providence,
R. l., for the murder Of Mary Elsey.
1t is reported that the U. S. S. Yantic
has run aground in the Uruguay River.
New Jersey farmers and fruit growers
are preparing for an exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
Syracuse's Eastern Association baseball
team has transferred its belongings to
Utica.
Yellow fever is causing fearful havoc
on the north coast of Guatemala and Hon
duras.
A furious rain has flooded the docks
and streets of Montevideo, doing great
damage.
Advices from Northern Norway state
That the German Kaiser is expected at
Tromsoe.
Advices from Sicily state that the erup-
tion at Mount aEtna is assuming terrific
proportions.
The reported defeat of the revolutionists
In Rio Grand do Sui is both confirmed
and denied.
According to a Census Office bulletin
there are 1 ,273, ,S15 communicates in the
Presbyterian Church
The 10Th annual international conven-
ton of the American Flint Glass Associa-
tion is in session at Corning, N. Y.
Luciano Tolas, who murdered his para
mour and her mother some time ago, was
executed yesterday in the City of Mexico.
Right Rev. Augustus Mcdonald, Cath
lie Bishop Of Argyle and the Isles, has
been appointed Archbishop of Edinburgh.
The bill to pay $4,059 to the First
Methodist Church of jackson, Tenn, for
it's use as hospital in the war, has
| passed the House.
Rev Nathaniel Nicolai although he did
not appear, was convicted yesterday by
the Elizabeth Presbytery of the charges Of
dishonesty and forgery. &k
The discovery of two lepers, one living
and the other dead, upon the Martin
ranch, twelve miles above Boise City, Idaho,
has created much excitement.
Lawrence Noon, during a quarrel with
| his paramour in st. Louis, struck her
with his fist She fell to the floor and
died without gaining consciousness.
The British schooner Eliza Edwards
has been fined 81, 400 at San Diego
for taking on a cargo at Santa Barbara
without complying with customs regula-
tions.
The distinguished scientist, DR.. Pasteur,
is suffering from the form of cholera now
prevalent in Paris. The attack is said to
| be mild one, but the friends of the
| patient are very anxious.
The Portuguese government is taking
measures to prevent the introduction OF
cholera into Portugal by English shipping,
in spite of declarations to the effect that
there is no cholera in England.
President Reynolds of the Mxican Cen.
tral Railway Company has started fol-
Europe to continue negotiations for the
pooling arrangement between Mexican
railways with regard TO foreign business
Charles +. Lord, of Boston, general
agent of the National Cash Register Com.
pany for Massachusetts, whose offioert
and agents were indicted last week by the
United States grand jury, has been ar
rested.
A grand hunt is proposed in the provino,
of Kastroma, Russia, to destroy the
wolves which in phenomenal numbers anG
with great boldness and savagery have at
tackled the cattle and even men in the
region.
Information received concerning the de
falcation of Treasurer Fuller, of LogaI
county, Ark, develops a shortage of $40,
900, with further investigation to be made
Fuller has made over all his property Il
his bondsmen.