Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

col. Joseph Wood, the museum man, died
in Adrian, Mich, recently. lie was IN his
I3d year
At Letart, Ohio. Emma Morgan shot and
Killed her lover. Harry Jones, with whom
she had qunrrellcd.
The Philadelphia board ot heath decided
to allow the steamer Concord from Hamburg
To leave the i.nllrctto quarantine station al
ter n di~infeCtiOn olthc vessel and crew shall
have been made.
4 freight train on the Union Pacific was
wrecked nj HaNemH, miles east Of 'larkS
Neb. While the wrecking crews were clear.
ing away the debris, they discovered the re.
mains of three unknown men. 1t l. sup
posed they were trampS.
Thomas Maxwell ~ Wilmington Del
was thrown from hi4 horse in front Of an
electric ear and Killed
harry h. Enhar;, a prominent attorney OF
Philadelphia, was held In $500 bail for court
ON a chargc of auproprlating $H0i.D of So,
which Mr.. cora bntter"r gave him /" lie.
post.
Sylvester Adams was shot and instantly
killed. and his nephew. oscar Adams, ser
ously wounded 10y /. u. Bennett. at Willard,
ky The tragedy WAS the result Of Il quarrel
over the right OF way.
James Gordon Bennett Of the New York
Herald arrived home on the la Tourane.
The New II ,mpshire. which WIS used a.
a transfer ship during the cholera scare. has
been released and towcd to the Brooklyn
navy yard.
Ambrose king,laud Travis. the well
known society man Of New York, who has
been in Jail some for time on charge Of
bigrmy, was released on $1,000 bail
The Ii pictures. the property of the late
H., IA, !.
at auction IN New York city brought 500 %.
The bidding was not brisk nor the prices
realized large.
-Four registration officers were arrested in
/ Wilmington, Del, for refusing to permit
. United States supervisors to examine tax re-
CENTS upon whlrh citizens were applying
for registration.
The jury in the recent Stirling mine dis.
astrr NJ ShamOkin, Pa, by which five were
! killed decided that the explosion was caused
+ BY An unknown party aud eIoneratcd the
Reading Coal II Iron Company from blame.
The Troy N. " police are looking for
Fred Marks, charged with cmbezzlement.
lie left Troy week ago with jewelry given
him to sell by Troy dealer. The property
was valued at $1,000
stephen Feikc, a banker OF Sardinia, Ohio.
aud one OF the wealthicst and most prumi-
wounded By George Justice. 1t is thought
Fcikc cannot survive. Justice is in Jail.
The Stewart stucco and cement works at
Colorado CITY were destroyed hy an incend.
larry fire. The plant was valued at 80, 900.
The Brooklyn Hospital for Women and
Children has board Of sixty women man
ayers, a hospital staff OF twenty-five physi.
clans, and training school for women
nurses. It 10 the only hospital in Brooklyn
where women are permitted to practise.
An net Of incorporation was granted at
Albany to the IIowand Paper Company t.
manufacture paper wood pu'P, and paper
bags at Sandy Hill The capital of the com.
pany is placed at - 900, OU0. The directors
named are: John II Derby, 9jy0 shares
Amos 4. Howard, i!5) shares: l.. NJ. How
land, $500 shares: G.. +. Rowland, jF
shares, and +. ~. Rowland, 80 shares.
While quail hunting near Danville, NY.
Thomas {. leagcr, prominent horsemar
of that city, was fatally wounded by the ac-
cidental discharge of his gun. His dog
jumped upon the gun, striking the trigger
A national organization, whose aim is the
improvement of roads througout the coun
try, was held in Chicago q few days ago by
the representatives Of the League of Ameri
eau Wheelmrn and commercial and a3rIcul.
tural associations from all parts Of the coun
try.
Seven negroes were drowned while cross
ing ElllOit~ Ferry, twelve miles south Of
Marshall, Texas. The rope broke In mid
stream aud they were thrown into the river.