Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-22
The News of thelWeek.

Tuesday Mr.. Gladstone completed his
sixtieth year in Parliament.
About an acre of the business portion
Of Shelbyville, Tenn, is in ashes.
Robert Daller, Central Hudson brake
man, was killed at Fonda, N. Y.
The Oakland, Md, wooden mills have
been destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000,
Horny A. Marsh, Republican, has
been elected mayor of Worcester, Mass.
The Essex, Conn, wood turning mill
was destroyed by fire Wednesday, Loss,
$4,000.
Gus Lehman, a peddler, murdered his
wife in Chicago by driving a knife into
her brain.
m. r. Blandford, leading merchant of
Clinton, Ind, turned forger and has dis
appeared.
Nathan Matthews, jr has been re-
elected mayor of Boston. The city voted
for license
Two persons were killed many injured,
and much property destroyed by a cyclone
at Summit, Miss.
REV. \. G. Chaplin, well known Con-
gregational minister of the northwest. is
dead at Minneapolis
Fire at Union, ~ H., burned out the
Boston & Maine railroad depot and
several business houses
Members Of James G. Blaine's family
deny that the ex-Secretary is to enter the
Catholic Church, as reported
The net gold in the Treasury has in
creased since Dee. /, Sl,000,000, making
the aggregate Sl25, 405, Ill
-Sealey Oliver (colored) OF Newburgh.
n. T., ont his wife's throat and then his
own. He is dead; she will recover.
Gov. Flower, of New York, says it is
possible that the date of the Constitu-
tional convention may be changed.
Minneapolis is taking up a popular sub
scription to buy stand of colors for the
new cruiser that will bear her name
George J. Gould has been elected pres-
dent of New York's elevated railroad sys-
tenn in place OF his father Jay Gould
jacob Van Slicke was struck and al
most instantly killed by West Shore
tram near Herlzimer, n. Y, Wednesday
Mr.. Parsons G. Ogden, brother of Mrs.
Phil I. Armour, of Chicago, is dead at
Cincinnati. He was worth over 5000, 000
David Young, a Pennsylvania railroad
brakeman, fell between cars at Trenton.
n j., and was literally ground to pieces.
August Fennefather, ex-ledger keeper
of the Standard Bank at Chatham. Ont.
is under arrest charged with stealing
$1,000
Rev. John Daley, preacher of prom
inence at Springfield, Mo-, has been swim
died out of $1,000 by the gold brick
method
-Seeley Olion, colorvd, of Goshen, N. Y,
attempted TO kill his wife and then cut
his own throat from ear to ear, dying in
few hours.
1t is said that the English Government
has decided on a penny postal rate
throughout the British Empire, including |
all colonies.
The National Brotherhood of Soldiers.
an organization Of Confederate and Union |
Democrats, was incorporated at Indianap- |
oils Thursday.
The crooks who were driven out of Chi |
cago betook themselves to st. Louis. |
where the police are gathering them in as |
fast as recognized.
The body of Albert Finehout, of Full |
tonville, n. T., who had been missing
more than two weeks, was found in the
canal at Fultonville
Mime. Morrill, of New York city and
Mrs. Purril of Elmira, n. Y. are under
arrest at Wilmington, Del, charged with |
witchcraft or fortune telling.
"A double murder occurred in house of /
ill-fame at Yellow Springs, o., by which
man named Koogler and woman
named Lou Kris were thevictims
-Tramps, few nights ago, terribly beat
and then drove the operator from his office
at Rush, lonely spot in Indiana. and
ransacked and set fire to the station.
In the Elkhorn, W. Va, mining region
in the past few days two policemen have
been murdered and ono mortal ly wounded
and one of the murderers has been lynched.
arrangements are completed for the fo:-
nation of Tammany society in New
Haven which is to be modelled after the
famous New York political organization.
Prominent wholesale liquor dealers
in Pittsburg Pa, have associated for
contemplated fight against the Whiskev
Trust and its recently ordered advance in
prices.
Mrs J. D. Newland and her 12-year-old
daughter were thrown from CARRIAGE
near Athens, n. Y, and Mrs Newland
was killed, and her daughter badly in
lured.
From present indications it seems the
Guatemalan Republic will make the best
showing at the worlds Columbian EXPO |,
sition of any of the Central American
States
Miss Susan E. Anthony. of Rochester.
\. T., the well-known WUman's Suffrage
advocate, has been appointed manager OF
the State Industrial School by Gov
Flower.