Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-02
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

F. L. LOWE, elected Governor Of Marylan1
in 1851, died at his home in Brooklyn, y. Y,
in his seventy second year.
Two regiments at Homestead were ordered
to charge a crowd of thousand people who
were throwing stones at wagon containing
furniture belonging to one Of the Carnegie
mills employees. The crowd fed when the
soldiers charged bayonets
hrs. FRANCIS MCCARTHY, who shot
James Bryant in Schuylerville, N. Y, three
weeks ago, died in the Ballston Jail in child
birth Six hours later her victim, VINO had
been lowering between life and death sinc3
the shooting, diei at his home in Schuyler
vile.
MYRoy H. CLARK elected Governor Of
New York on the Prohibition ticket in 1855,
died few days since at Canandaigu1, n.
Y. He was born in 1905.
The American Bar Association met at
Saratoga, n. Y, in annual convention.
PRIVATE JESSE GENLoUGHAs, of the Six
teenth Regiment, Pennsylvania militia, on
duty at Homestead, was accidentally shot
by a companion and died in two hours.
ALBERT J. PRICE. cashier for Street &,
Smith, publishers of the New York Weekly,
has been arrested for stealing from the firm,
AT meeting Of members Of the National
Committee Of the Peoples Party ia New
York it was resolved to open Eastern head
quarters in Boston. An address upon the
subject of the labor troubles at Homestead
and Buffalo was issued.
OVER 200 employees Of the Carnegie mills
at Lawrenceyllle, Penn, have quit work in
sympathy with the locked out men.
T ID
of her father and step-mother with an ak be-
gan at Fall River, Mass, by the examination
of DIR. Dolan who testified 10 the position Of
the bodies when found and to sending tho
stomachs of the murdered couple to Professor
Wood, Of Harvard College, for analysis.
A TELEGRAM received at Rochester, n
Y. reported that the steam yacht Wapite
hal sunk in a storm, and that its owner,
Hiram W Sibley, his wife, daughter ana
son, and two young ladies, friends OF the
family, had been drowned. Only the cook
and another person were saved. Mr.. Sibley
was forty-fve years old and very wealthy.
His wife was daughter Of ons OF the Har-
pers, the New York publishers.
A PARADE two miles long. a banquet, ball
and fireworks wound up the big ceiebration
in honor OF the two hUndrad and tftieth an-
niversary Of Gloucester, Mass.
A cLoUDBURsT az Sherman. N. Y,
wrecked large iron railroad bridge. the
structure dropping into the stream below, a
distance Of fifty-nine feet. Several small
bridges were also smashed 70 pieces.
UNITED STATES SENATOR DAWES, of
Massachusetts,. has written letter announc-
ing that he will not be candidate for re-
election when his present term closes.
PRESIDENT HARRISON made short ad-
dress at reception given in his honor by
the citizens of Malone, \. Y.
JAMES r. MORTON lcoloreD was hanged
at Camden, y. j., Tor the murder OF Mrs.
Lydia A. Wyatt, q seventy -three-year-old
colorei woman, who hal willie him half her
property. After numbering his victim be
took her money.
CAPTAIN WooDRIcK, Of the steamship
Caracas, which has arriyei ct New YORK
from Venezuela, where a reyolutlc1 is in,
progress reports that six Venezuelan Con-
eressmen, political refugees who had taken
passage on board the vessel. intending 10
C )me to this country were forcibly taken
back to land by soldiers under orders OF
General Urdaneta.
FURNAS ScHENcK Ccolored), better known
as Barnum's fat boy, was buried the other
day at New Brunswick, n. J. Last spring,
in his fcrtieth year. he weighed 47O pounds.