Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-01
THE NEWS.

pafkeut.ne Aulta DtfNiHui uiSu ncot Aia'oh
from yellow fever.--Two eoiorei children
were run down by train on Sheuck's tres.
tie, Richmond and Danville Railroad, nea:
Charlottesville. Fire broke out a; Hobb'.
glass works facto y, owned by the Uni ed
States Glass Company, in Wheeling, and
burned several of the buildings. Lo 49,
900: insured. THE agamore Hotel at
Lake George was destroyed by fire. The
flames were first discovered at about LID,
and within three hours the bui ding was al
most total loss. The less is estimated at
5000. 600 The Rev. W. W. Kone, aged
ninety years, died in Denison, Tex. He was
the oldest Baptist minister in the United
States, having entered the ministry at the
age of eighteen. He was for a number of
years missionary to the Oregon Indians.
Judge Hanford, in Seattle, placed the Seattle
Lake Shore and Eastern Railway in the
hands of a receiver. Thomas Reeves was APP
pointed. The road has been operated by the
Northern Pacific for about to yea s.-The
Illinois Fuel Company, of springfie d, failed.
A train dashed into buggy in Chicago,
killing three children AMI iniuring the
mother Mary Reilly, who had been
wronged by the man she loved, jumped from
fourth-story window OF house on Madison
street. in New 70 k, and was lied. An Of
flcer patrol his post at half-past three
O'Clock came across the womaa's body lying
ON the dewalk near the curb
Chinese laundryman was murdered and
crema.ed by his rival in Drainard Mimi
Mrs Angelina de Marie died at Chippewa
Falls, Wis. She had proof in her possession
showing that SIC was one hundred and seven
years old, and Thomas Rainfall. in his history
of the Chippewa Valley, clairs that she was
one hundred and twenty-one years old. -
The plant of the KlukaunI (Wis.) Hlber
Company was destroyed by fire. Loss $50,
03).-A. e. b ker, editor of the Bremen,
In l., Standard. was whipped by Mrs. Ca.
Sinn'nyer. wife of the editor of the Enquirer.
William Buckley, was assassinated by
VIII tecaps four miles north OF Columbia, in
Marion county, Miss, while on his way home
from court. where he was a witness against
some of the murderous whitecap gang. he
hal been warned taat he would be killed. -
F. L. Day, formerly president of the PlanGin-
ton Bank in Milwaukee, mysteriou-ly disap-
peared. e. J. Centes' dry goods store in
Albany, Texas, was destroyed by fire. hoss
S75, 00J.--Miss Abby GRAHAM, agel seventy
years, fell asleep in her chair at her home In
Au- urn, Me. By some movement, a lamp
clos, by was overturned, the old lady's
clothes caught frs and she was burned to
death. isaac Lloyd, a Welshmau, fifty
four years old, committed suiciIe in New
YORK by shooting himself in his shoeshop.
Before iho niTel t1e fatal shot he made his
will IN the presence Of witness, one of his
workmen.
Fire which broke out in a pile Of eordwood
containin, 100, 900 cords, caused loss of
$500 900 10 the Homestake and Associate
inning Company, near Deadwood, S. D..
One thousand men were put at work fight
ing the flames, and all the mines and mills OF
the company are shut down. Fire destroyed
the Basse planning mill, the Clayton & Bias
sett pIcw factory and the Bidwell rendering
works, in Minneapolis. The fire caught In
the rendering works. Total loss $50, 900 in
surancs light. L. p. Harris and
dau ghter, ten years old, were drowned in the
Rio Grande river six miles west of Del Norte,
Col. Harris his wife and child and a young
man named Tinker had successfully crossed
the river. On the bank the horses baked
and backed the wagon into the river
lightning struck F. r. Bunker's house in
Atlanta. Ga. The building was burned to
the ground. and a cottage on each side was
also DESTROYED The eaptain and crew of
the abandoned ship Derbyshire arrived at
San Diego on the coal shin Port Patrick.-
Samuel s. Draper Judge of the Court OF
Monroe and Carbon Counties. Pa. died at
Stroudsburp of eout.--1barles p. Palmer.
son of the late Courtland Palmer. Sr. and
brother of the late Courtland Palmer. who
was the founder and president of the Nine
teenth Century Club. died at Bellport. L. l..
of peritonitis. following an operation for an
pendiei,is.
Mrs. Annie Ennis committed suicide in
Savannah, Ga.-The bark Edmund Finney
arrived at Lewes. Dd., with the shipyrecked
A.
grand jury returned finding of no bill in
the case of MIS-. Alex. Bameron, in Halifax.
n. S., accused Of poisoning her husband
The woman was honorahly discharged. after
being in Jail six months The Ridgway
Bank, a private institution OF R dgway Pa.
closed its dooIs.-Tae coast defense sip
Monterey has been finally accepted, and the
Navy Department will assume control of Der
all of the reserve fund that has been held up
as guarantee for the completion of the
vessel Simon Wade, Joshua Calvin, San
Jefferson aad Premus Brown have been con.
victed OF murder in the Choctow Court Mt
Mliourton, Ark, ana sentenced to be snot to
death on the 7th OF July. On September 10th
last, these men assasslnated Frank Frazier,
Robinson Nelson and Elum Caibert- The
Chicago city ordnance OF 1883, stopping pool
selling and oook-maklng at any point out
side regular Facet acS enclosure within
the city limits, was sustained IN decision
by Judge wilkins, OF the state Supreme
ooqrt--ch'r iey Keller and his vile were
driving over the railroad tracks at Lima. o.,
when switch engine backed upon them, de-
hoisbins the buggy and kiiiing them boto.
'ohn oteinnSush and MS son were driving
across the same track Wheh tram struck
tnen' AlllnS the horses, hurting the occa-
pants ABOUT 'hifty ieet, seriously In urihs
oteihoausn anu All ng s~e 10Y.