Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-15
THE NEWS.


John Haines, in Peaceful Valley, WASH
which is believed TO be that OF James MUIR
ply, who formerly owned the property, and
may have been killed by the present owner.
The Commercial National Bank of Ogden
Utah, closed its doors. Mrs Elizabeth r.
Durham has returned from Chicago, and has
commenced an action at Canton, S. d., for
divorce from Ransom W. Durham, of Chi
cage, ex congressman and former president
OF the Chicago Board of Trade. She alleges
cruelty and infldelity. Editor L. d. How
ard, of the Early County News, of Georgia,
was shot by Editor W. II. Robinson, OF the
Dlakely Observer. The North Galveston
CTexas) Land and Improvement Association
went into the hands of a receiver. The liza
biIties are estimated at 100000, Of which
$3.50, 600 is due contractors and various other
parties in Galveston. The assets arc lands,
town sites ard improvements in North Gal
weston, which has population of about 800
and several small factories. eolored
man, supposed to be an accomplish OF S. J.
Miller. lynched for numbering the Rey girls,
in Bardwell, Ky, was arrested in Milan,
Tenn Chief OF Police Mitchell, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, died.
The Duke Of schleswig- Holstein and Prince
Henry, brother of the German Emperor,
will visit the Worlds Fair. In a collision
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, near
Johnsonbury, Pa, Engine John Braddock
was killed and two trainmen crushed to
oil
captured in North Idaho. Car
isle is personally investigating in Chicago
the violations of the customs laws by foreign
exhibitors in selling goods in bond entered
IS exhibits. and steps will be taken to prose
cute the offenders Bomberger, a
farm hand, murdered Mr.. Krleder, his wife
and four OF his children and assaulted Miss
Annie Krieder, at their home near Cando, N.
D.-A platform at West Brighton Beach,
Coney Island, on which large crowd of
people were waiting for train, gave way,
and fifteen persons were injured.-In adj
dition to the great number of lives lost in the
Iowa cyclone, the estimated damage to prop
erty exceeded $500 O0.-Charles Mitchell
was killed at Brigantine Beach, N. j., by
taking holi of live wire.-At San Fran
cisco, John w. Flood, who was convicted of
embezzling sl64,00) from the Donohue,
Kelley Bank, has been granted new trial
by Judge Seawel. Bail was fixed at $50, 900.
The First National Bank of Hot Springs,
S. D.. closed its doors.
The Columbus carave,s arrived at Miwau-
kee, after having gone through terrific hail
and wind storm. The Haskell Show Print
ing Company, one of the largest concerns of
the kind in the NJ .ddle and Western States,
made an assignment in Kansas Iity-Two
men and one woman lest their lives by the
burning up of floating lodging house for
rivermen, anchored in the river at ST. Paul.
james II. Callan, aged fifty-two, pro-
prietor of the Union Depot lunch counter, in
Bloomington, ILL.,, was shot, probably fatally
by his step-son, John Farrell. Callan had
been In the habit Of abusing his invalid wife,
Farrell's mother.--Two Kansas banks
closed their doors. The failure OF the Finney
County Bank, at Garden City, was not unex-
pected, as the bank has for some time been
In bad condition. The Bank OF Leroy, Coffey
county, also closed. y Lavender, a promi-
nent farmer living near Rossvile, Ga, killed
r. Reed, another farmer, while J. Erwin,
colored man, held the victim. George
Kerrick, postmaster at Reads Station, KY,
shot and killed Ross Leonard, young farmer
OF that place. Leonard was drunk and raised
quarrel in Kerrick's store.-Ike Etbridse
killed Dave Brewer in Onion township, Ar
fo1l IA
ridge was working and attacked him with a
butcher knife. He pursued him home, where
Ethridge got gun and killed his assailant.
train on the Big Four road jumped the
track near Falkland, Indiana, and piled I'D a
lot OF people; nobody seriously hurt. Al
New York judgment was entered in the Su-
preme Court in favor Of the First National
Bank OF Chicago, against Ex-Governor Jas.
Z. Campbell, of Ohio, in a suit brought on a
promisory note of 5000 The amount OF
the judgment, which includes the costs OF
the suit, is 81, 1928. so. Captain George
White Remick, who was one Of the crew OF
the Kearsarge when that ship fought the
Alabama died at Newburyport, Mass. aged
seyenty-two. - John Bale, of Austria.
claims TO have discovered the cause Of the
disease among silk worms. He is expert
menting on the Pacific Coast Work at
Iron Mountain, Mo-, will soon stop. Much
suffering will result. THE Bank of New
England at Minneapolis assigned; assets
$3.50, 00o.-The Cherokee commission has
failed to make treaty with the Ponea In
dians, and their reservation will not be
opened at the strip. David Cayendar, who
murdered Il. H. Reed near Chattanooga,
Tenn, confessed, and was committed by
coroners jury