Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20

The aOOth anniversary ofthe incorporation
Of the town of Windham, Mass, was cele
bratcd Satur,laj.
Judson NJ Kalock, one of the oldest edu
Gators in Knox county Maine, died al
Thomas on, aged %.
Michael Daley, Massachusetts man, who
had Just finished a term In the county work.
house at hccne, y. H., was run over by the
ears at that place and killed.
The general executive board Of the knight,
| Of Labor, still in session at Pittsburg, Pa
has decided to boycott a wealthy shoe manu-,
! tacturer OF Lynn, Mass. because he recently
/ discharged all the union men in his employ,
! anu Is now running non union factory.
Ernest Roscoe, 10 years old. son OF Albert
| Roscoe OF Marb.chcad, Mass, tell from his
| bicycle and went under the wheels Of a town
team loaded with two tons Of stone. The
wheels passed over his body, add he was III
| iured internally.
Angus Byron Of South Boston, Mass, was
knocked down aud robbed BY two men. who
gave their names and ages rs Thomas Reilly,
y years, aud Henry Doyle, Is, both residing
IN the Cove district of Boston. All the booty
they secured was 30 cents. They were ar
rested.
Herbert Whiting. II years Old, a cash boy
IN Meekm n Packard'S store, Springfield,
''t IN III 'ittilS' " ~ dllNstNN lol
fraUding the firm out OF laagc amount 10y
altering the amount aud articles on the sales
checks on The way from the counter 10 the
cashiers Office. lie had bought horse,
revolver, gold watch and chain and other
articles with the money lie had stolen.
Playing Jokes on newly married couples
Is II fay Oritc plstime Of huCOlic Ridgeficlders.
When young pair from that town left the
tram at South Norwalk. Ct, last week, they
were horrled to find several white ribbon
bows attached to the top of their trunk, an
old shoe on each handle, and across one end
plaCard on which was painted two hearts
trsnStiXcd with a sewer. and the legend,
I'VE are one" The bride cried and the
bridegroom swOre.
Mrs. Fanny King was arrested in New
Haven, c., for abductiuS her l4-ycars-old
daughter last June from the residence Of
har.cs A. Adams of Ea>tOn, who adopted
The child from the county home, where she
had been committed. Mrs. King went to
New YORK, but Governor Hill would not
grant eNtradition papers. The woman re-
turned to New Haven and was at once mr.
rested,
At the Worcester, Mass. Polytechnic In.
stltute athletic meeting three school records
were broken-in the pole vault, shot put and
throw. The performances were
A man supposed to he granite cutter Of
Quincy Mass, was found in the closet of the |
ga o.uny railroad station at Boston on |
saturday night, where he lay unconscious |
win smoking 32-calibct revolver in his |
hand and CHASTITY wound near his right |
tempe. He will die.
Two bodies Of the boys drowned in Boston |
harbor have been recovered near where the |
accident occurred. One OF the bodies was |
headlcss and armlcss, but was identified as
on, OF the unfortunate Th"mpson's island |
larm school boys by Rubber coat.
The judges in the case Of the Tena Davis |
murder at East Cambridge, Mass. have de-
,lded that the verdict must stand.
James Wilson Of Boston inflicted wound
with knife upon Bridget Trainer at the lat.
er's home in that city, which ncccs,itatcd
we've stitches being taken. The cut was
made under the right eye.
BOYS plagued an Italian fruit dealer in
Boston saturday night. The cnragcd Italian
ctahaled by stabbing one of his tormcntors
eriouSy.
I'd Bowen, who stabbed Arch g McDnn-
I'D at dance in log shanty in JAY, VT.
las surrendered himself TO the authorities
md is under bond, to await the result of
ICDonald's injuries.
NhhIleS N'bbcll' igtN %, OF brlntOru, /, |
vas drowned in the Sound by the upSetting
# his beat. Four other men were rescued.
In the case against Living Life Hill.
harged with sending poisoned ham from
}oston to his wife at Saco. Me. Professor
\ God OF Harvard testified that he found ar
enic in bottle OF liquid solution found in
lll,s room IN Boston. He also found arsenic
n Mrs Hill urine
Mary Ewing, 4G years old, otherwise
nown as Mary Brown, was found in tcnc.
lent house at lIOlyokr, Mass, so badly
Wounded about the head that 1t is thought
he cannot recover. James, Shea, who had
zen with her during the afternoon, was
rrcsted and identified by her as her AS.
lilant.
house in Montelo, Mass, occupied hy
'auI &. llobig, was destroyed by fire Sunday
lornlng. The occupants barely escaped
nth their lives, being aroused from their
umbCrs by the barking of n house doy