The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-07-27
NEWS ITEMS.


Congressman Enoch's place will not
be filed by Gov. Mckinley.
H. c. CARROTS drug store burned at
Greenville, Miss Loss, 100000.
Theodore Corn, aged IS, was drowned
at Coal Grove, o., while swimming.
Four young ladies at Nantucket,
Mass, rescued boy from drowning.
Sherman Hoar succeeds Frank d. AL
len as U. S. district attorney at Boston.
The Trunk Line association is con-
ferring in New York about freight
rates.
Ravenna, o., is talking about build
ing big hotel and opera house COM
bined.
President Cleveland has returned to
Gray Gables, with his rheumatism
cured.
love-crazy young woman is walk
ing around Springfield, o., dressed in
black.
At Reynoldsville, Pa, the wooden
mills burned. Loss, 500, 900; insurance,
S20,O0
The shortage of Insurance Agent
Gum, of Lima, O., is now placed at
s35, 600.
California silver men want favorable
silver legislation and free coinage, if
possible.
Large consignments of Sumatra
tobacco were seized at the Philadelphia
custom house.
Lille Seden, young colored woman,
was mysteriously shot at Indianapolis,
Ind, and will die.
Two non-commissioned officers were
killed at Cologne while trying to steal
unexploded bombs.
Surgeon Weaver, of the soldiers
home at Leavenworth, Kan, is charged
with insubordination.
During game of craps at Paducah,
KY, strange Negro named Yokum
fatally shot Sid Massey.
The Manhattan Athletic Club, of
New York. sold at auction to Banker
Adrian 1selin for S456,000.
The first lot of the new army rifles
(the Krag-Gorgensen) will be out at
Washington in September.
Albert Moore, of Bledsoe Landing,
Ark, shot and killed Will Davis be-
cause both loved the same girl.
Steamship City of Cliff, of Kingston,
Jamaica, was seized for going into New
Orleans without bill of health
The. Wood Carvers Union of New
Haven, Ct, indorse Gov. Altgelds
action in pardoning the anarchists.
Sixty unfortunate Chinese, aban-
doned by the Haytian republic. are
starving on a vessel at Portland, Ore.
The st. Louis Journal of Agriculture
estimates the worlds deficiency in
wheat this year at one hundred million
bushels.
Gov Jones, of Indian territory, says
the condemned Choctaws will be shot
on August 4, according to the sentence
Of the court.
A company has been formed in South
Dakota to bring cold waves whenever
people want them. The secret will be
placed on sale.
The posse in pursuit of Miss McCad-
denis assailant near Memphis, Tenn,
shot to death Chas. Martin, who proved
to be the wrong man.
A thousand men are made idle by the
closing Of iron founderies in and
oAouho AAueESUuiS. Az. L.
Hon. Claude M. Thomas, of Paris, KY,
recently appointed United States con-
sui to Marsailles, France, will leave for
his post of duty August Is.
Fully ten thousand men are idle at
Denver. Efforts are being made to get
employment for them in other cities
The Salem (O.) Columbian statue
that stood before the cold storage
building is to be used as a monument
TO the unidentified dead burned in the
fire. np5s
American Cable Co. has entire right
TO the cable in the United States, and
to recover damages for past infring.
ments, 80 says Judge Cox, of New
York.
VIM. D. Winters, aged twenty-eight,
is at last in Jail at st. Louis for forgery.
He has squandered an inheritance OF
half million dollars since he became
Of age.
Lieut. Charles c. Ogden, Thirteenth
o. S. infantry, was drowned near Ham.
burg, Mich, at the home of ex-Gov.
Winans. He was married only two
weeks ago.
Large crowds of people from Pitts
burgh, Pa, opposed to Sunday opening
have gone to the Worlds fair, now that
it is closed.