Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-30
THE NEWS.

The attorneys for DIR. Graves have filed
their bill of exceptions with the Colorado
Supreme Court. 1t is long document and
besides taking exceptions 10 Judge Rising's
instructions to the jury, also objects to part of
the testimony of several witnesses for the
prosecution. In the United States Circuit
Court, at Springfield, ILL.,, a decree of FORE
closure was rendered in the case of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, of New
York, VS.. st. Louis Ore and Steel Company
of St. Louis, for $500, 600 mortgages foreclosed
on lands by the defen ants in Jackson and
Williamson counties, IL-The American
Beet Sugar Producers Association was formed
at San Francisco, with Henry T. Oxnard, of
San Francisco, president; Thomas C. Cutler,
vice president; James Coffin, secretary
Every beet sugar mandatory in the United
States was represented. The object of the
association is to encourage the development
of the beet sugar industry in the United
States Hussey Manufacturing Com.
pany, of Pittsburg, Pa, has begun suit in the
United States Circuit Courtof Chicago against
the Mccormick Harvesting Machine Com
pany, alleging infringement of patent of COM
plainants' moving machines. The complain.
ant company has fought VIM. Deering & Co.,
on the same issue and the Eastern courts up
held the patent in that suit. while beating
his wife, Jack johnson, of Washburn, Tenn,
was fatally shot by his on.--Mrs. P. F.
Murphy, of Chicago, shot and severely
wounded burglar who had warned her not
IN In1I ocG G.. II.
CISCO who claims to be the late actor
Florences daughter, will bring suit to obtain
her share of the estate lett by him.-In
Chicago, j. Chester, a deaf mute, cut the
throat of John Castin.-Ida Norton. of
indianapolis, eloped with and married at
Chicago Pang Yum, the richest Chinaman in
the couutry.-Albert Hope, who obtained
money by means of worthless drafts and sent
to the penitentiary, has been pardoned by the
Governor of Tennessee. Judge Manning
X. Knapp, of the New Jersey Supreme Court,
dropped dead while delivering charge
In the United States Court at Albany, n y,
Judge Coke sentenced James Muldoon to pay
a fine of $50 and to be confined one year in the
Erie county Jail. Aluldoon smuegled China.
men over the Canadian border. The
Chester cotton factory, at Chester, S. c., was
burned; total loss 500, OCO.
Over one hundred Indians in Arizona died
With the grip.-ThOusand of cattle are
starving to death in the hills Of Southern
ldaho.-Charles Z. Clark's toy establish
ment in st. Louis was burned Loss $50, 000
"A despatch from San Antonio, Texaa
stated that Colonel Nevis 'ernandez, promi-
nent Mexican army officer, was condemned to
die because he had not captured CARA, the
revolutionary leader, it being suspected that
he emphasized with the CARA movement.
Sir George BadenPowell, a commissioner
from the British government 10 the United
States government TO settle the Boring Sea
question, arrived in New York.---Arthur
d. Sloan, an escaped murderer, YVES found
frozen to death upon nm Indian reservation in
South Dakota. Annie Carvo was acquitted
at Elizabeth, n J, The jury found that she
| killed Frank Lombardo, November / last,
/ while defending her honor. Contract labor
inspectors say the law is violated by thousands
in the mining regions of Pennsylvania
A'AN III NAO"ie " V"heS plasS NohnPa"9
Works, at Bridgeton, N. j., caused loss OF
$50, 000.--George Lem ach, of Leesport,
! Pa, aged forty, was killed by horse kicking
him in the hesd-The body of Arthur Bay
less, of Jimtown, H.. was found in the ruins
ofthe Surgical Institute, at indianapolis. -
Major Patrick Hart of Richmond, Va, is
dead.-News reached New Orleans that the
steamship Golden Horn, from Antwerp for
New Orleans, had been wrecked on the Wind
ward Islands, near Porto Rice. AT Chicago,
Michael Gayner, an ex-polceman, deliberate
ly shot and instantly killed his brottcr's wife
Mrs M-stie Gayuer, The killing was the re.
1t of family quarrel