The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-03
NEWS ITEMS.

George Graham, northern white
man, was shot to death by ice DiclSer-
son, a colored democrat, near Madison,
| Fla.
It is stated on good authority that the
| prince of Wales and his son, the duke OF
York, will visit the Chicago Columbian
exposition.
Anna Parnell, the great leaders sis
ter, has brought suit against Strand
hotel keeper for ejecting her after hav.
ing let her a room.
A. B. Collins and wife, colored, OF
Chicago, were found dead in bed Wednes.
day morning, They were asphyxiated
by escaping fuel gas. H ~.
The Galveston city council, at q
called session Wednesday, passed reso.
lutions of sympathy for President Har.
rison in the death Of his wife.
The controller of the currency We'd
nesday authorized the Delaware county
National bank of Muncie, Ind, to be.
gin business with capital of 800, 900.
At Paris, KY, Kentucky Central
train ran over and killed w. A. Dickey'a
fine six-year-old trotting mare Cynicia,
by Cyclone, dam by Bismarck. She was
valued at $1,000.
J. L. Spurrier, the U. s. deputy reve.
moonshiners in Lincoln county some
days age, died in Nashville. Tenn,
Thursday night
Monday, November %, the cruise,
hitherto known as No win b<
launched, and then, for the first time,
she will bear the name of Cincinnati
by right Of baptism.
The dominion government is reported
preparing memorial to the imperia
authorities asking that Canada be re
leased from the provisions of the Bern.
copyright convention.
Mary Welton, aged 20, living at Bur
ton, O., was killed by Wheeling anG
Lake Erie train while walking along
the track. She stepped on the track t<
avoid FIT Wayne train and met death
instantly.
Two printers, Bortis Goddard, Of
Terre Haute, Ind, and John Glasner
of St Louis, Mo-, were found dead in
their room at Chicago Wednesday morn
ing. They were asphyxiated by escap
ing fuel gas
Emilio CASTELAR,, Spains clog uent and
distinguished prime minister, WILL in
all probability, be the orator on Cere
monial day, May 1 next, when the
Worlds Columbian exposition opens ik
gates to the world.
The London Chronicles Rome CORE.
spondent says: "The pope has acceded
to the request of a deputation of Italian
cardinals that he will not appoint suff
cient foreign cardinals to risk the cleo
ton of an Italian pope"
Nina Marshal, notorious resident oi
st. Louis, is said to be trying to work
off for paternity on well-known archi
tect proxy baby, much after the style
of the Eva Ray Hamilton sensation 10
New York three years ago
The report that the German govern
ment will raise additional revenue rem
dered necessary by the military bill BY
increasing the import and excise duties
on tobacco, is confirmed by the Nord-
deutsche Allgsmeine Zeitung.
A COW belonging to Jonathan Black,
OF Zelma, Ind, recently gave birth to
a calf with two distinct aud wala-
developed tails. Evidently, from the
abundent means Of defense, there win
never be any flies on that CALI Y
The Ladies' Hermitage association. Of
Nashville, Tenn, of which Mira Hassi.
son was an honorary member, sent to
indianapolis for the funeral beautiful
wreath, twenty-four inches in diameter,
composed Of pink roses and maidanhair
ferns.
All the lines OF the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy which have been occupied
by the American express and the Wells,
Fargo & Co. will, on and after January,
be occupied by the Adams Express
Co, with which contract has been
made.
The present term of the Philadelphia
criminal court presents ghastly array
OF homicide cases. Sixteen murderers,
men and women. are lying in the coun-
ty prison awaiting trial Among them
are number Of men who killed
women.
The largest run of maekeral known
at Providence, Mass, for years, took
place the other night. Every net was
in the bay. and it is estimated that
500, 900 large and medium fish were
taken. A number of nets sank with the
weight of fish.
A colored convict went into the room
of lady near Heidenheimer, Tex, and
attempted to assault her, but she gave
the alarm and he escaped He was af-
terward captured and shot to death by
her relatives and neighbors
Secretary A. A. Graham, of the Ohio
Archaeological and Historical society,
has returned from Chicago. He reports
that while in Chicago the society
elected Ex-President R. B. Hayes presi-
dent of the organization, position
that has been vacant since the death of
Mr.. T. c. Sessions.
While the horses were at the post in
the third race at Hawthorne, Chicago,
Friday, a wind-storm struct the stand
and shook it. There was small panic
stopped by the flag falling, after Tom
Williams, a track man, had been