Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-15
Herbert Spencer is seriously ii in Lon

Keokuk, la.
james w Lynn, an Easton, Pa, lawyer
has become insahe.
There are $500 enlisted men in Tho
Pennsylvania National Guard.
Herr Won Suppe, the well known con-
poser. is dangerously i'll in Vienna.
1t is no longer thought probable rhat
Jerry Simpson can enter the Z. 5. senate
Gabriel de Rosa, the fratricide, nosy ID
the Maine State prison, has become in
sane.
Joe Goddard defeated Peter Maher at
the Coney Island Athletic club in three
rounds
William Foell, 80 years old, 4 German
carver. committed suicide in New York
Thursday.
Another bridge jumper made the leap
successfully from the Brooklyn Bridge
Thursday.
canal at Rexford Flats, n Y, the body of a
respectfully dressed man was found.
Seven Italian laborers were injured one
fatally, by the explosion Of stick Of dyn-
amite at Melrose Highlands, Mass, Thurs
day.
The Senate will probably next week re
port Nicaragua canal bill, substantially
the former measure, guaranteeing the
bonds
The stable of Adam Kuhn, a baker of
Lancaster, Pa, was destroyed by fire
and II horses were burned to death. Loss
$4,000.
-Four bricklayers were badly injured by
the falling of a new factory wall on
which they were working at Syracuse,
n. Y, Thursday.
"A measure is being prepared in Moscow
that will debar Jews from doing business
unless they embrace the orthodox faith
before the new year.
The Masonic Home trustees have elected
Past Grand Master Jesse b. Anthony of
Troy superintendent of the home and
school in Utica, ~ Y.
Ext Congressman w G. Culbertson OF
Girard, and L. E. Ferry of Erie, Pa, have
been appointed trustees Of the State Nor
NAL School at Edinboro
Frank P. Magee, ex-postmaster of
Homdel, Monmouth county, n j., has
been sentenced TO the Essex county peni-
Tertiary for one year.
"A fatal epidemic of measles has broken
out at Dansville, ~ Y, and a number Of
children have died, while many who are
sick cannot possibly recover.
-Orrin A. Skinner, well known Syracuse
grain dealer, is under arrest in Syracuse,
n. Y, charged with stealing $3.50 from Al |
len f. Brown, Buffalo lawyer.
forgot to blacken his hands, when arrang- |
ing his disguise, and railroad detective |
nabbed him as he was coming east.
The saloon of John Graham, of Burling. |
ton, Ind, was reduced TO kindling wood |
by dynamite Thursday. The temperance
people were opposed to its existence.
The Senate Finance Committee have
recommended the confirmation of the |
nomination of George V. Miller as Col
ector of Internal Revenue at Pittsburg
Henry Abel, of Buffalo, n. Y, super.
ntendent of the Queen City Furniture
company, is missing and there is some
'ause for fear that he has committed sui
,ide.
Charles de Chambour has begun a suit
n the United States Court at Utica, n.
T., involving $4,000 of property in the
upper part of New York which formerly be-
onged to Nine. Jumel
Mrs. Hortence Miller, for number OF
ears one of the chief workers in the w. 4
:. t. o., of Denver, Col. has been ex-
'elled from the organization as being
Unworthy of confidence.
Capt. B. F. Miller and his wife were
a -, 81 /
Pa, having been suffocated by gas.
ervant girl was also found unconscious
n her ROOM but will recover.
The coroner's jury in the case of tn,
reading Railroad engine explosion at Con
ers' Crossing, Pa. has exonerated the com
amy, and thrown the blame on Engineer
larry G. Allison, who was killed
Hon. Samuel Osborne jr, of Edgar
own, Mass, owner of the bark Mar,
'razier, seized by the Portuguese in 1885
Fhile coasting off the Azores, is in
Washington to bring the matter before
he Secretary Of State.
John Angelo Metris, Greek, residing al
Iaverstraw, n Y, died from stab wound {
q the left breast, said to have been in
icted by himself. His wife, however.
as been placed under surveillance on sus
icion Of having cut him.
AT Syracuse, n. Y, Frank and AL
ert McKinder, the two brothers who
cid up paymaster Fox of the Solvay
recess company on lonely country road
lst May and robbed him of about 81. 800. I
ave been convicted in the Court of
essions. ,
The Leyland Line of transatlantic
of Boston. is to be disposed of. |
he purchaser is an English syndicate
nd the price paid is TO be 81, 600 900 |
he managers will be Christopher Fur
ess and others, who are now con 7
ected with the Furness Line of London
Gamers I
"A moo OF ~ men took two negroes and
ne white man. charged with assaulting
nd numbering Miss Mildred Bryant. from e
I'll at Williamsburg. KY. strung them up v
} a tree, let them down twice and finally 7
turned them to jail, They refused tc
1nfess. The white man and one of the e
euroes will die :