The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-10-06
NEWS ITEMS.

Marine bank of Buffalo, N. Y, is dead.
Mitchell winn. Of indianapolis, Ind.
was stabbed to death by an unknown.
Six men were terribly injured In
camp-meeting riot at Alden Springs,
Ky.
Eleven new cases Of cholera and seven
deaths were reported In Holland FRI
day.
Charleston, W. Va, rs TO have barb
wire and nail works The plant Il to
be 100 feet wide by $50 long.
Gov. Hogg has granted a respite until
October 4, to Buck Wilson, who was to
have been hanged In Bell county, Tex,
Friday.
Sir J. Whitaker Ella ex-lord mayor
of London, is In Boston. He 10 here for
the purpose of inspecting the electric
car system.
The Fichburg east bound freight was
wrecked Friday morning. One man
was killed and $4,000 worth ol mer-
chandiso destroyed
It is thought that ex-Chief Of Police
Anderson, of Somerset KY, suspected
of assassinating Editor Ruolxer, has
skipped to Mexico
The foot and mouth disease has
broken out among the cattle In the
province Of Hainault, Belgium, and the
district roundabout
The steamship Normannia, the first
of the cholera feet to arrive in America,
sailed from quarantine at 10 o'clock
Wednesday for Southampton
One hundred and sixty persons have
been arrested at Palermo and its envi-
rons suspected of being members Of q
conspiracy to waylay travellers
Gen. Carl Muller, the last surviving
Geman officer who took part in the
battle Of Waterloo, died Friday in
Hanover. He was 90 years old.
Furnace "H," at the Edgar Thomson
Steel works, Brnddock, Pa, exploded
Thursday afternoon, fatally injuring
Michael brennan and John Sokel
It is said that in view Of the reassur-
ing advices from New York the gov
ernor general of Cuba will modify the
quarantine regulations within few
days
Western and eastern coal sales agents
In session at New York, Thursday, de-
cided to make no change in present
prices. The October tonnage was not
fixed
Isolated cholera cases and deaths
have occurred at Ghent In Belgium.
and at Meerssen, Utrecht Deeft, Gron-
ingen, The Hague and other towns In
Holland.
A woman named Minnie Smurr was
killed at North Manchester, Ind, late
Thursday evening. by q passenger train
on the Detroit division of the Wabash
railroad
Sheriff Steinhauber, Of Vandalia, III ,
was hunting all over Chicago Friday
for j. A. Garland, who Is wanted on a
charge of embezzling 81, 500 from the o.
8 Life Insurance Co.
The British steamer Bayonne, Capt
Payne, from Philadelphia, September
Is, has arrived at Avonmouth- She re-
ports that the fire on board Of her at sea
lasted only forty minutes.
Wheat and other cereals are under
the average, and Spain will be obliged
to import several million hectolitres.
The estimated deficiency in value Is "a,
O0,OOO. The olive crop is also short
Twelve persons have died at Ango-
leme, France, from the effects of eating
what they supposed to be mushrooms.
Many other persons who partook Of the
supposed mushrooms are still suffering.
A public reception was given to
Lieut. Peary, Mrs. Peary, the members
of the expedition and Of the relief party
at the Academy Of National Science,
Philadelphia About 1.boo people were
present
Two more claimants for the honors OF
the discovery Of Jupiter's satellite have
made their appearance. o. E. Cartright,
of Detroit, Mich, and another local oh.
server claim to have observed 1t two
years ago.
The coroner Thursday investigated
the suicide of John w. Dannielly, aged
55 years, who shot himself in front oi
the communion rails of the Baptist
church, Philadelphia, Wednesday. Neu-
ralgic suffering led to the deed
The Chamber Of Commerce Cholera
Emergency fund was probably the
largest fund ever collected In New York
city in 30 short time. The fund Ii
now practically 100000. all OF which
has been paid into the treasury.
Edna, the pretty 7-year-old daughter
of Edward Williams prominent
grocer of Muncie, Ind, was run over by
delivery wagon Thursday and fatally
injured She was going to school Hen
skull was crushed In two placea
The Italian foreign ofIlce has received
protest from Italian residents "
Brasil against their bad treatment by
Brazilian police and officials generally.
In several cases large indemnity is de-
manded of the Brazilian government
John Gentry, the three-year-old sou
Of Ashland Wilkes and owned ~ John
B. Gentry, Of Sedalia, Mo-, broke The
worlds three-year-old pacing record st
Wichita, Kan, Thursday by going the