Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-21
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY:


In Waterbury, Ct, John Ennis. hall
wi,te,' fellow. IA a quarrel With john lso'
killed the latter with Oue blow Of his FIST.
Mrs. Harri.t n. Adams, mother OF Prof.
Herbert B. Adams OF Johns Hopkins and
Maj. Henry Adams. L. ;. A. died NJ Am
hcrst, Mass aged -.
Manuel silva. an Old Colony railroad EN-
ploye. had both legs cut off below the knee
10y Boston special train at Taunton Cen
trial station, owing Ia caTeessness on his
part.
A movement ha, been started in Auburn,
Me, to form treaty of consolidation with
the LaSters' Protective Union, the Shoe Cut
trrs' Union ahd the International Shoe
Workers
The Porter entrance prize OF $50 for the
best set of examinations for admission TO
Amherst COlles" has been awarded to q. II.
Jewett of Boston, who prepared at the RoX-
bury Latin School.
\ conference held at Concord. y. H.. be
tween committees Of the Commercial Club
and Granite Cutter. Union for the purpose
OF elicCting an adjustment of the existing
granite troubles, ended without accomplish
Ing the desired result.
Commander Frank A. Wilder, L. 5. N,
formerly Inspector OF the First Lighthouse
district nt Portland Me-, received orders
. lTOlll W islllENOu ~ IFl'll hA ''Ail L ah'
cisco and assume command of the L. ). ship
Yorktown.
The Richards Paper COmpany's mill at
dam No on the CObbossee stream in tar
diner, Me-, was sold to the ;. ID. Warren
Company OF Cumberland mills, the pro-
prIetors OF valuable paper mill on the
same stream The Richards mill is valu-
able piece Of property, and has been I'M
proved and enlarged within few years at
a cost of not far from SAO,O0O.
Bethel an important hating town In Con-
necticut, was badly damaged by fire. Two
of its largest factories and large block of
stores were destroyed The loss will be over
Sl2j,uO1.
Percy T.. Lougee, in alighting from an east
bound train Mt the Chatham street crossing,
| Lynn, Mass, stepped in front of n west
bound train and received injuries from which
death resulted almost Instantly.
John Flahcrty and Patrick Cashcn Of Bos-
ton, sailors on the fishing schooner Ethel
/ Maud, got IN n fight while the schooner VS.
! proceeding down the harbOr at Boston, and
| during the struggle both fell overheard. \
boat was launched and the men taken
aboard. FIaherty died soon after, and
Cashen was taken to the City Hospital. and,
/ it is thought, will not recover.
/ Dennis Buckley. aged SO, a West Stock
bridge farmer, was killed by the cars while
waking home from State Line.
Aiphonse Gilmore OF Manchester, n. III.
stopped two young men on MiddcssX street,
/ Lowell, and snatchcd gold watch from
one OF them. They gave chase and he threw
/ it into the Western canal. Later Gilmore was
arrested, the water in the canal drawn OF
and the watch recovered.
Clarence Colburn of Chester,Nt a Central
Vermont railroad fireman, was killed by the
cars At ProctorNllle, VI.
Robert McQuc,tion, Iitchfeld. Conn,
farmer, committed suicide by hanging, des-
pondency, because Of III health being the
'auSC.
The 2-ycar-old daughter Of John F. MI
gent fell from 4 window OF her home at
Worcester, Mass. and died from her in
urlcs.
The barn Of Emil Burger, at Hickory
Farms, Conn, WAS struck by lightning
Burgers daughter was Frustrated and is IN
a critical condition. Two horses were
killed
The Roman Catholic Church in Danbury
Conn, was burglarizrd this morning, aud
six golden chnlirc, and other valuable
property from the affairs were taken. The
challces were valued at over 10.