The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From An Parts Of ths Country
by Telegraph.

Gathered From An Parts Of the Country
by Telegraph.
Within week dogs slaughtered over
1000 sheep and iarabs near Galiatin.
Tenn.
Mrs John Hinkley, of Roxburg, CT.
gave birth to tripleta She Is but IL
years Of age and her husband is only 10.
Perry Armstrong. aged Is. young
giant physically, being six feet six. was
killed BY falling tree near Plainfeld,
Ind.
At Baltimore Thomas Jubal, a Pole,
buried Friday. lived to be 100. and
worked as stevedore until six weeks
ago.
Despite his protests to the contrary
Gov. Boies. Of Iowa. intends to run again
for governor He is also laying his
plans to succeed Senator Wilson.
Mrs. Simon Nicolaides smashed
thousand dollars worth Of valuable
bric-a-brac in her husbands store in
Washington because be fiirted with one
Of his employees.
The Alamo hotel, the second largest
at Colorado Springs, Col, was almost
entirely destroyed by fire Friday morn
ing. Loss, SIC, 900. The guests escaped
amid great excitement.
At New Castle. Pa. after being out
twenty-four hours the jury found
Michael Tenora, the slayer Of Louis
Demarsh, at Hillsville, guilty II muir
der in the third degree.
Herbert Hall Minslow, Of Yankton,
S. D., is now before the world as an in-
jared husband sueing for separation
from his wife Daisy Edna. on the
ground that she is common scold.
MIR. Gladstone was received with
cheers Friday when he appeared in the
house Of commons All the Irish mem
bers and many Of the British liberals
wore shamrocks In honor Of st Pat
ricl's day
Shipments for the Worlds fair are
arriving in New York In large numbers
on every vessel from Europe and South
America. They make very consider
able addition TO the work Of clerks at
the custom-house.
The city council Of Frankfort-on-t the
Main has decided to omit the number
'.13'' entirely at the projected number
ing Of the streets and no uses, because
OF the various superstitions connected
with that number.
The Ellis Island officials are looking
for a big influx Of emigrants within the
next three months. Steamship agents
say there are between 0s. 900 and 10000
people in Europe waiting to come here
in tho second cabin and Storage.
Capt Rodgers, United States navy,
who has charge Of distractions in the
New York harbor, Is busy arranging
programme for the coming naval pa
rade, when it Is said that the naval re-
serve will act In the novel capacity Of
harbor police.
James Waters, q young lawyer having
an ofIice In the Unity building, Chicago.
and who recently arrived from point
In Tennessee, died at his boarding
house Friday from the effects Of NOR
phia taken with suicidal intent Young
Waters had been drinking heavily.
Chas. Mitchell and Jim Hall arrived
in New York. Saturday morning, and
went to the Gedney house There .
dispatch was handed him announcing
Mitchelps hackers death. Mitchell was
aslxed,if the squire's death would atfect
the fight He replied that It would
not
Archibald Lester, letter carrier In
Allentown, Pa, is in the Easton jail on
the charge Of robbing the maila Fol
six months or more the authorities have
been annoyed BY the disappearance q
letters containing money. The oulprii
was caught by decoy letter and hi
nj, f. esad