The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-21
NEWS ITEMS.

Won Hoftung, tnv Cele Drated nomeo-
pathist of Berlin, is dead.
The coal mines in Northern France
are about to suspend indefinitely
There is no hurry in prosecuting
Haughey. the indianapolis bank-wreck
or.
M. L. Ruchonnet, minister Of justice
and police, died ut Berne, Thursday
morning, after long illness-
Nothing is known at the foreign Of
fee IN London of the proposed visit Of
the khedive of Egypt to England
Mexican bandits tortured to deat tn an
American ranch man and his little son
near Del Rio, Tex
Milton 8 Bergman, an old soldier
from Detroit, who attended the G. A.
r. encampment at Indianapolis, Is
still strangely missing.
Benoit Malon, the well-known social
istic author, is dead at Paris. aged 80
years. His death was caused by con-
suInp ton.
Senator Hill will make three speeches
in Ohio to help out Lawrence 4. Neal
He will speak at Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati
Chauncey /. Fflley will leave st. Louis
soon for Ohio, where he will. at the re-
quest of the executive committee of the
state, take the stump for Mckinley.
Miss Ida L. Reynolds and Irwin
English were placed in Jail at KNOX
vile, Tenn, charged with starting the
fire which caused a SIS, 900 loss in East
Knoxville.
Milton Hay, an associate Of Lincoln,
and for many years one of the best
known lawyers and politicians in the
state. died at Springfield, ILL.,, Frid.y
afternoon, aged rs years.
Thousands of poor girls and women
have been thrown out of work in Aus
tria by the decision of the empress not
to use gold lace on the liveries of the
servants.
Bailey Barksdale, editor of the To-
bacco Leaf Chronicle, of Clarksville,
Tenn, was seriously wounded while
on an l.. & Y. train, by bullet fired
Into the car by some miscreant.
Mrs. Anna Rambro, of Pope county,
Ill, during a fit Of temporary insanity
tried to hang her two children. but
was prevented by her husband, whom
she then attacked with pitchfork
The big lumber firm of Bell. Cart
wright & Co. went into the hands OF a
receiver at Cleveland, O., Thursday,
after judgments on notes aggregating
500, 900 had been obtained
Lieut. VIM. p. Conway, well known
naval officer on a leave of absence, died
at Owensboro, KY, Thursday morning,
of typhoid fever. He had been in the
service twenty-seven years.
The U. 5. cruiser Detroit, after adj
justing compasses at 1880 Thursday
morning, sailed from Fort Monroe for
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil under orders to
protect American interest
The West Virginia supreme court has
fdally settled the Tucker county war
over the county seat between st.
George and Parsons in favor of the lat.
ter.
Ohio day at the fair was one of tho
biggest days since Grover Cleveland
| touched the golden button. Over 2O0,-
900 people passed through. OF these
200, 900 or more, at least $4,000 We're
| Buckeyes.
There appears to be general belief
! in congress that soon bill will be-
come law suspending the immigration
| for one year, in order to give time for
maturing measure which will better
| regulate immigration.
The bakers at Charleston, W. Va,
formed a protective association and
| raised the price of bread to forty cents
a dozen, from thirty cents, wholesale.
One baker refused to come in, and
hot fight is in progress
An alteration in parliament Thurs
| day took place between John Morley
and Y. w. Russell the latter claiming
that liberty increaaed crime in Ireland.
Morley quoted statistics in proof that
it did not
At Lancaster, O., Glenn Blizzard, aged
| 1S, was killed while playing cowboy
with his chum, Perry Fox, aged 49, A
shotgun in the hands of the latter was
discharged accidentally it appears. in
| the face of Blizzard and dea tn was in.
stantaneous.
Archibald Holbrook, and oil well
Griller on the Myers farm, south of
Bellaire, O., in pulling his tools out Of
well was instantly killed by the
crown pulling in, the derrick giving
away and falling fifty feet, crushing
him to death.