Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19
THE NEWS.

| efforts to locate .Tcsanb "Baronn DIXON
| q tb who has been sxiadIino a npmhe,. of
merchants and frie ida snd who disappeared
! com, days aro Tha Diabold- Mo.le,-
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many was arrestad mon four oharaa. -
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in M.nsfisld Ob . 80 :; L.
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for tba srrrsr,o a al, - or
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Poul Road at H;,b1orIc an+,.a ~, -,
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burned "a deotb "a drya,,i,,,-h r., =
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and Samuel WRIGHT ored si,+r .;,,lo
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mi mansoar. in Nav podfor, NJ
it was ,ieci lad m f., lou Fall pi,,or,, -,
and increasa ,,ao,o. Of o,,a.oti,,o .o,-o,, III,
cent the first ~ Dscer,hor p,o a.
Tbomnson of tho National lot Co,,,,a,,,,
saws that within the naxt two :, ael,s tta 90
commits Of tbe oltT Load Trrs+ will ta MI i,
Tho hands of tho onditir,, ,.on,,,,;t+oi ~,
finally wound nm --Toe Rohos,nio f,,rnaoo
at Robesonia, Pa, one Of the largest in the
State, turning out about one thou and tous
weekly has shut down for repairs which
W Il probably tag4 few months to com.
plete.-The United States cruiser Cinc.n-
natl, was launched at Brooklyn, N. Y
A movement to secure pardon for M. C.
: Percival, defaulting cashier of the Shoe and
Leather Nation II Bank, of Auburn, has been
started. petition signed by influential
Maine people, will be presented to President
elect Cleveland after his Inauguration ask.
ing for Percival's pardon, on the ground
t1at he mot live to serve his sentence in
pr son.--Mr j. B. Mckee, the Presidents
son-in-law, says that the President. on the
expiration of his ierm, N take UP his r
idence in Bos on-Tle county aImshouse
near Franklin, Pa, was burned, and many
Of the inmates made narrow escapes
Hon Toban I. Moore, distinguished law
yer VI Kentucky, died in his sixty-fourth
year.--The 60 thinning industry is not In
good condition as desired, because of the
scarcity Of empty cars.--Wm. f. Keck,
the murderer who was to have been hanged
died in the cell OF nervous exhaustion
The difference existing between the Gin.
cinnati. New Orleans ard Tex g Pacific Rail
way and The lie .rapbers in its ennlov ia
now in the hands of the Order of Railway
Telegraphers for adjustment. although the
chances of an early set,Ienent are snvtbin,
but flattering.-The police think thew have
clu, to the murderer of Henry PlaLz
whose body was found hanging to a tree in
San JOSE Cal.-Henry Sykes, a farmer
living near Newport Ind, was torn TO |
ieces by his hoes.-It S repor:ed that Ter
ence V. Powderlv will probably not be re-
elected master workman of tie Kui. hts of
Labor at the o. neral assembly which meet,
in Chicago %. NJ. Bliss, proprietor of the
Pacific rubber works in Elizabeth. Nj
committed suicide. Mr.. Bliss was a widorer
with no Children. He was sixty wears of
age. He ma !e his home with his sister Mrs
Roswell Green Am outbreak is feared
by the Arapahoe and CHEYENNE Indians
whose rs lions are said to have b, en- cut down
80 that they are in danger of starvation
The survivors of the wreck ID Arbutr,, + Ia
story Of fearful hardships.- Several Pitts |
burg manufacturers nego. iatel tba lease If /
the large nail mill at G. ,oreetown Pa
VIII Oh has been idle for several wears The /
mill will be mt in operation aft opce o,t
emplovment eiven TO sl,out sir hu, I'D |
men and boys-Harrv Coke alias WI Ian,
Wilson a pIib Enolish swmdlar was ear,
fenced bv Recorder Smvtb IN Nav yorl- q 1
two wears and four months, imnriso,r,o,t IL
tbs nep taht;arv a fra !, U;nstor n
C.. DESTROYED ahout a ou,rter Of nipinn
dollars, worth If r-o,,ortr
A esrfous accident i, renfr.ei 70 bava ~.