Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-22
THE NEWS.


ly an Indian latore--Bernard j. Green
select councilman of Philadelphia, en- route
to the Worlds Fair dedicatory services at
Chicago, fell from the train at South Bend,
on the Pennsylvania Cover and his
wife, Minnie, were arrest ID in New York for
swindling Woodman S. Kaufman, aleIi
cut of $40, 900 worth OF diamonds -Lehung
Tung was arrested near Los Angeles for
numbering Span sh boy.-At Mumford
Texas, the powder house of Ed Wilson ex-
p'oded, totally wreck ng the building and
fatally injuring J. F. Edgar and Lee Nor
gan. Eigar died and Morgan cannot live
Miss Annie Clarke died at the Polyclinic
Hospital in Philadelphia, from the effects
of burns received at her home. Miss Clarke
was alone in the house when she stepped
upon match which, igniting, set fire to her
CT thing. The divorce case of Newell w.
Bioss and his wife Emma was begun in
Brooklyn.-An incen iiary fire on tn fam
GUS Hellerton Cave farm, nlr Bethlehem,
Pa, destroyed the larn, witiall its contents
consisting of fifteen head d cattle; sixty
toss of hay, this years har1est grain, and
Cl,SOS VIZ III VI LII IAiiHes A'dullucI
Prof. Maurice Adams shofwiliam J. Nc
Kenzie, at Urig's Cave, No., while ball
was in progress A mountain of carbo-
nate of zinc has been diseoveed near Hills
boro, New Mexico. Fire DESTROYED the
finest block in West Point, Mss. Loss, So
0O0 insured for haf.-In aft of jealousy
Peter Wagner, in New York shot bis wife
/ and then killed himself The Chillian refu-
[ gees who were sheltered by Minister Egan
have had made handsome testimonial. -
judgement was entered against the Bristol
/ Pal Rolling Mill Company in favor of the
/ Farmers and Mechanic National Bank of
| Bucks county. Other daims being urged.
the mills su pended operations indefinitely
at noon, throwing 10 men out of work
The mills formerly manufactured large
quantities of cotton les for the Southern
markets-The monument 10 the MARYLAND
Line, erected on the Guiford Battle Ground
North Carolina by the Maryland Historical
Society, was unveiled with appropriate cere-
monies. Professor E lwarl GRAHAM Dawes.
of the Johns Hopkins University, delivering
the oration.--A cable carran into politi-
cal procession in Pittsbure and one man
was killed and four seriouIy Injured
John S. Lockhard, cf Wilmil ton Del, ac-
cidentally shot and killed himself, while
hunting at Max Meadows, M.-Pool, the
Republican nominee for Gngress in the
First North Ca olina dist ict,has withdrawn
in favor of J. J. Gatling, Peoples party
candidate
j. S. Bedford and Dub BuEh, acquitted of
hors stealing, were killed b! an armed mob
near Bonanza, Wyo-The skeleton of
nan believed to be J. A. Laintz, of Grant,
Neb., was found half buried mar an Alameda
county village. Identifcatins was effected
through valise, which was Dug up near the
same place-Forty thou 'anl dollars worth
o. fine horses were killed ina freight wreck
near Dallas Tex.-A gang of toughs in
Wyandotte Mich, attacked Salvationists
and seriously hurt number of them
Stephen Hahn, arrested on the charge Of
train robbery. escaped from the jail at B5r-
dentown, N. 1.-Two boys having stolen
some gold from the 'ather of one of them,
blew up the house. No trace of the boys has
been found.-One hund ed cigar makers at
Dunn &c Co.'S factory, in Ephrata, Pa,
struck for higher wages. Work at the fac
tory is temporarily suspended. The tele-
graph operators on the Santa Fe Railroad
have gone on strike-In a fight between
Hungarnn3 and Italians near Milnesvil!e,
Pa, all binds of weapons were used, ard one
man was killed and half dozen wounded.
--Herman Truman, aged eighteen years,
and companion, exploded two hundred
pounds Of dynamite in a shaft near his faith
er's house, wrecking it ami the building adj
joining, but his father, mother and brothers
aad sisters whom he had intended TO kill for
fancied grievance, escaped
Mexican outlaws attacked the ranch of
Prudencio Garcia, in Texas, killing him and
losing one Of their own number.-By
railroad collision on the New London North
ern Railroad, five men aud four race horses
were killed, Tho Indian conference at
Nohonk Lake N Y, was begun. "A fire
broke out in the Groerock cereals works
and the structure was almost entirely de-
stroyed. The loss amounts to $3.50 Co.,
The Canadian barge a. Granet was seized
- NNotOAAA-bcAiSI Li'a H'SNVOAS n uOIpH Nuillu-
man, who were being smuggle1 across, were
on board.-feer Gal er was killed by a
fall while escaping from the Philadelphia
House Of Correction. The board of edu.
cation of Detroit passed resolution that
practically declares that only such as were
educated in the schools OF that city can teach
there.-A driving snow-storm out West
has bloekal raifrooJs a,,J tlz
Of some accidents. faint comet was OBJ
served by DR.. Barnard at Lick University
Judge John Wickham, prominent
member Of the st. Louis lar, died, aged
sixty seven, of paralysis. At Sheridan,
on the Lstanon Valley Railroad, the en-
gineer of freight train hal orders to pull
ID on to siding, but before he got there the
fast freight from Reading, bound for Harris
burg, da>Eed into the freight during heavy
fog. The crash was terrific, and the pa sem
gers we're h5il d from their seats and thrown
over each other in great confusion No ono
was injured
Sam Lee, a Chinese laundr man. vas muir
derously assaulted and sustained fracture
OF the skull in Galveston, Texas, from which
he will die. The att ok is laid o Highbind-
as, several local h amen being known to
belong to that order The little town of
Salix, Fifteen miles SoItl o. 81 TX City on
the Northwestern Road, was wiped out by
hre of unknown origin, The six hund-e ed in
habitants are mostly ho2leleSs.-The worss
OF the Sicilian As halt Paving Company in
New York we.e destroyed by fire.-Dr. J.
r. Miller ana William Chandler, of Phila.
deiphia, jumped i-to a steam pit in the CEN
ual New rsey Railroad Depot-The
original thirteen stat win lie represented
by thirteen ladi at the Chicago Farade.-
Fire destroyed the Plant of the Ricn Fec
trio Heating Company in Mount Vernon,
New York. &C. arlcs l. ,ckey, charged With
numbering father, mother and sister in
hltiey township Dat, was fouEd guilty by
the coroner's jurg tnl committed for trial.
Joseph A Psrker, one Of Petersburgs
best known labita Is, was found d ad
under the back porch of his r, dence shortly |
before midnig by his wife, on her return
home from a p. -orTnarce at the Academy
of Mrsic. The Cour. of Appeals OF the |
State of New York decided the apportion-