Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10

The report that Charles Fair, son Of Sena-
tor Fair, had become patient at the White
Plains Kelley Institute on account OF
drunkenness is untrue. lie is being treated
for neurasthenia.
The President sent to the Senate t."
nomination OF j. Rice W!nchell TO be Go
lertor of Customs for the district OF Ne"
Haven, Conn.
J ,hn McAdams OF the firm OF MoAdams
of Penn Yam, \. Y, was run over by the
cars at Dresden, n. Y, crushing both legs
from which he died.
Joseph Durringer, known as the 'Boss OF
Cheektowa2a," was indicted in Buffalo by
the Grand jury for classifying an election re-
turn from his town at the last election.
bench warrant was issued.
Judge Brown Of Newburgh has granted
stay, pending appeal, in the case Of Morris
Speigel OF New York, sentenced to - years
In Sing Sing prison for attempting to defraud
insurance companies. Bail was fixed al
$4,000.
A quantity OF alcohol in the engine room
of the National Museum in Washington be-
came ignted and exploded. Three work
men were injured, two slightly, and the
third was burned so seriously that 1t Is
thought he cannot recover.
Among the passengers who arrived on the
Dutch steamer Prins Wiem H., from Am.
sterdam via Port-au-Prince, was Mr.. Clement
Iaentieus, Minister Plcnip0tentiary OF the
Haytian Government to the United States.
Adu. Gen. Porter has issued orders plac-
ing Capt. james W. Cusack, sixth Separate
Company, Troy, MY. on the retired list TO
date from Feb. 20. This action is taken on
the request OF Capt. Cusack that he be with
drawn from active service and command, be
having served in the same grade for the con-
tinuous period OF ten years.
The body OF the man who committed sui
eide on the street in Buffalo by shooting
himself through the head, has been fully
identified as that Of John ST Denny OF Og-
densburg. MY. lie was in comfortable cir
! cumstances and leaves a wife aud two chill
| drcn He was injured about the head by an
assault year ago and it is thought to have
affected his BRAIN
Peter J. Winters was held for the grand
Jury in Troy, y. Y, charged with i'll treating
his three-ycar.old daughter. The allegation
Is that Oh the evening of Jan. 10, while the
child was crying, Winters said: "Comt
here; I'll give you something TO cry for,
and placed the child on red-hOt stove, Sc
yerely burning Its limbs, and that he did uo
procure medical attendance until eight day:
after.
Giovanni Gucciardi, barber, died at his
home, No. 20 Degraw st.eet, Brooklyn, ,
few days ago. lie had kept shops in tn,
old st. Nicholas, Everett ami metropolitan
hotels and boosted that lie had shaved
Grover Cleveland, Horace Greeley, Henry
j. RAYMOND, Oliver p. Morton, Henry VIII
son, John C. Heenan, A. I. Stewart, Edwin
Forrest and f. l.. Davenport,
In the suit of Michael Negro, owner Of the
Christophe Coomb, a French fishing
schooner which was run into in fog by tn,
Dutch steamship OLDHAM off the banks o.
Newfoundland on july y, 1869, and wa
sunk, Judge Benedict of the United State
District Court, Brooklyn, ordered decree
In favor OF Negro. He libelled the OLDHAM
for $4,000 damages for the loss of tn,
schooner together with its catch Of Goldfish