Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-08-19
News In General.


were shipped east from California. 50 far
this season &. 500, 900 pounds more fruit have
been shipped than last year
At negro dance near Marion, Tenn.
Jim Elliott and Sam Hayes, both white,
were fatally shot by negro named Henry
Wilson. The asSaiIant escaped.
J. ID. Tolbcrt, plantation supcrintend-
ent, was attacked BY n gang Of drunken
negroes in Memphis. Tenn, and fatally
slashed with razors. The murder was with
out provocation. The murdcrcrs fed into
the country.
The town Of Rel Mountain, Col, min
In camp, has been wiped out by fire.
Sixty buildings were destroyed. The total
loss is estimated at S215,O0O with hut little
insurance. The fire was the work OF an in
cendiary.
At SmthvlIe, Mo, Peter McCaulcy got
drunk and Quarrel>ome, and was arrested.
His son, hearing of his fathers disgrace,
purchased revolver, went to meet bis
father rs he was being taken to jail, shot
aud killed him and then killed himself.
Henry Harris stabbed and killed his
daughter Eta and then killed himself with
pocket knife, at Tacoma. Wash. 1t Is
supposed that Harris mind became de-
ranged on account Of trouble his daughter
had with n travelling salesman named Ben
ton, OF whom she became enamorcd.
+. w. Curry. member of the Iowa DEM
0Cr"t'c s'"'v Hii'' alu MY" III
Leon, ln'' imam rus tousu C't'I ~
W ,ii Lau rcPeatta,y lhIcaaehe1 ourl! i'ie
f'lIS hulteu up tnrI{ WIN 'IIt H,o"' vi ~
mcnt justilies the killing.
Lehigh Valley railroad strikers at Huitalo'
n. Z? II IS lhou8ht' Saust" .ne loss o' some one
~ lrelsht cars !oaucu WIN WOOL ''I' nc
cars were set Oh IRE 1T a. III VI tho mn
A fast train on the Burlington railroad
was wrecked near PeoriH H., by boys
placing a spike on the rail The engineer,
George Bode, was killed, and the fireman,
John Maxwell, badly hurt.
Judge Beatty has passed sentence upon
five more Crur d Alene miners held for
contempt. Thomas Easy, president OF the
Miners Union, was sentenced to six months
in the county Jail Tor his first offence.
Thomas Boyle. Thomas Henry, f. T. Dean
and J. f. NJ. Boyce were each sentenced TO
SIX months
Dispatches from the Hudson river fruit
growing belt state that the storm of the past
week has done considerable damage to vine
yards. The early varieties OF grapes SUI
fercd most. some leadlng growers estimate
the loss on the early crop as hlSh as 70 per
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AFTER separatin{ from MS wlie, Joseph
Blrhey OF fhlladS,phla went TO the nome o.
his slster-ln-aw; MIS- Maria Blrhey' AFTER
his 3-mohths,oiu BOY; Inc VIE refused to
give up the chlio, ap' III qusrlel lhe SISTER
ln-iaW threw d manner at birpe!. whicu
struck MN III the si0nach, ana from th'
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columbus, ny, IN trGulhg BOAT On JuLy
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Ioy Ann tho b.oSy ~ son,nr- rrns fo,,nr
in tho T5Iye or near TintonyiiIe Tenn '0 nv,
hadr C, Me- Son'ors hoy nt w. ha,,
Ellington has been indicted for murder
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The grand encampment OF the Knights
IempInrs OF the United States at Denver
Col, adjourned TO meet In Boston, Mass
August 81, 1913.