Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-08
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY.


Ready cash. gold ami small currency held
ly Jews. Hungarian+, Armcnian@ and Ed--
slams is going begging in Providence, Tor tue
savings banks people refuse to accept de-
posts from these races. The excuse gwen hE
the banks is that p"ople Of thess' races rushed
To the banks and drew out their money dur
ing the recent panic, and laId np attention
when told that the banks were perfectly sol
vent.
4 private telegram to +. l.. Snow 4 Co,
Rpcklan l. NJ. owners Of schooner Cdtawaut-
teak. Capt. Rowe, states that the vessel ar
rived at Southport y. G., having lost sails and
boats and had cabin stove by recent hurri-
cane. The Catawamteak left Hayti Aug. 6.
$. +. shepherd OF Rockpo1, Me, while at
lime quarry belonging to his firm. was
caught by the gearing OF the pumping ma
canery. thrown down and drawn into the
cogs, dreadfuly crushing his arm and shoul-
der.
James P. Eddy's residence at Providence,
Il. l., was ransacked hy burglars and II large
amount Of valuable property carried away 10y
the thieves. \ back door had been forced
open and the house was turned tOpsy turvy
from cellar to roof. Mr.. Eddy's room WAS
entered and IA gold watch and jewelry taken.
A large amount Of the property was located
and the police are after the robbers.
Ephraim Morse, 55 years old, a farmer and
lifelong resident Of Lancaster, y. H., was
gored by an OK, from the ELECTS Of which he
died in Is minutes.
Sir Henry Tyler, president Of the Grand
Trunk railroad, is in Portland, Me-, on u tour
Of inspection. in company with eX-Gov ROhlo
and Hon. George Z. Wt-tcOtt Of the Portland
4 Rochester. He went 10 Harp-well. He
will gO from there along tn" line OF his road.
Capt. Ahner c. sherman Of Dartmouth, 7S
years old, was thrown from his wagon at
New Bedford, Mass, and killed instantly, his
neck having been broken. Capt. Sherman
had been exercising his horse on the track,
and his horse shied at some object
The Washhurn Marine Railway Company
at Thomaston, Me-, launched at Port Clyde a
thrrt~maSted schooner OF 80 tons named
Eugene Hale. She is owned mostly in New
York "ity and will probably sail from there.
South birmingham officers succeeded in
arresting live Of the twenty-three trampS who
boarded Boston 4 Albany freight train and
placed them in the village lookup Nine Of
them were driven from town 10y pursuing Of
tcers.
K. l.. Jackson. aged about 10, an inmate OF
the poor farm at Athol, Mass, was instantly
killed by being thrown from wagon.
The faculty Of Yale have notified the s"le~ct-
men OF New Haven that, according to re-
cent act passed 10y the General Assembly, all
bodies Of persons dying within the town ;
Jurisdiction, and unclaimed 10y friends for "a
hours must be- turned over to that institu-
tion. The roll"g" has notified other charita-
ble institutions in the State to the -am" effect.
The local town officials do not relish the law
! owing to the comment 1t will excite
Joseph SockaleXis. one Of the most noted
and perhaps the ablcst member Of the Pruob-
scot tribc Of Indians was struck by train
and instantly killed near Old Town, Ne.
None Of the train inen had noticed the acci-
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