Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-12-31
PEOPLE AND EVENTS,


A PUBLIC census Of Ihila.ielrh ju I taken
shows IT to hay population OF liz, CAB.
THERE are Oh 1872 NOR offices to fill than
VIII n Mr. Clevelan left the White House in
1889
Newfoundland log welt over the Amer
lean Falls at Niagara and came up alive. Ht
was cut hut could wag his tail He was
rescued alter he had dragged himself into
some rocks.
PRrs DENT ELIOT, of Harvard University
is menther of the Cremation Society, in
Boston, and he thiaks that the objects OF tho
organization are good. He does not intend
however, TO direct that his own mortal e.
mains shall be inciuerlte1.
Rowland 3. MAHANY, United States
Minis or TO Ecu dor, has changed his mind
q a. countrY v bill 10 Buffalo recently, on
! ave of absence he Yves a candidate first FOL
Daniel n Lockwo1d's eat in Congress and
afterwerd u The post of Minister to Switzer-
land
EXPENSIVE q .estIian statues Of Cir ut
and Hancock re propOsei for Philadelphia
and the field OF &c tvs urK respectively,
+ L. I'll ell, Of Boston, gets S22 COZ for
mod ing Hancock, and Daniel g French
AMI Elwa c. Potter $50 90 If the s5l0a
WI ca the Paramount Art Association Of
Philadelphia " II provide for Grant.
PoPULAR rec Election of Emma Abbott
We hei e ! is refreshed by the use New YORK
huach has N tde OF one Of her benefactions
the wealthy singer left to eight different
churches WHERE he had enjoyed services
egaciss II 500 each no case IN point is
that of the NJ ldison Avenue Baptist Church,
which has used its Legacy to Improve its
organ.
ONLY tbs paltry sum Of Si.0.6 ~ &
nj m ha irft Is. IA
Hall. on which some ten mli rs have al.
ready been spent. The tower alone i ~
cost 500, o. ] he Q, the committee is care
Jul to say, are only approximate figures.
Its report leaves he impr ssion upon ones
mind that perha' million cr two more
OF some sIch trivial matte may eyentua J.
be needed TO nple Q everything
GOVERNOR McKISLEY's brother, Abuer
Mckinley, is inter stl n new invention
which lie u inks u ay have greater influence
IeIh Is In8n the Governor Of Oh o can ex.
eIt. IL is rea ly typeWriting elsctric ma.
cline is operation is something ike that
Of tbs picker. II viii If j. prove successful
do away VITA the necessity Of receivi " tee
graph operators end ug operator being
sufficient, an the machine dHnk the rest Of
the wor..
YEARS ago, whom he rel man ran things
on tuis continent, and the settler waiting 10
qlodly tribe Of the Massachusetts, Bay
colony was some punkins At that ms
these savag-s we're given und=r treaty By
the Co.ony ~, 90 acres Of land to FOLD rs
long as they rema ned a tribe Lat w d
ueslay survivors OF ihi, tribe appeared be
fore g vernon Russ II and council, asking
hat a Supreme Cauit dec sion. dee ar NJ
them NJ logger tribe be reviewed by the
United States SdEre e Court. The and
stripped Of its tfubsr IS yalueless, and they
have to 60 over into New Brun wick for
asket wood. WI n Maine vas set Off in
1870 this tribe was pc ent an Mime assumed
ell The obligation OF Massachusetts, tow rd
il. Even now it has repr, seatation in the
Maine Legis AZURE, but is not recOgn zed on
the floor.
IT is noted In New York that thsre is a
surprising u nber Of Americans return
ing IT IA Eur pc Just now, "Americansn
that seem TO be at home in every ! nguage
but United States One ship arrived about
en- days ago with over go Storage passeD-
gers on board, all Of whom were e ther
American cit rs or the relatives of Amer
lean citizens or tourists. Theie can he no
mistake about this, because the steamship
company had cs titicates to that effect,
sworn to by the European agents. So Of
course the passenger must all have been
what they were said to be. Had it not been
Tor the immi i alton troubietEe Unite States
uthorities might ST be noraut Of hoS
many poor American citizens have teen
wandering in foreign parts. No ons knows
Why they have all been rushing home 50 fast
ln h, steerage) since tho Nation has decideH
sgaiRst immigration