The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-10
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered rom All Pacts of the c.un,.-
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Gathered rom All Parts of the ceun,.-
iy Telegraph
James Banner is the de4aoera,;.
nominee for mayor Of St Louis.
La Porte, Ind, has been made d.
PENDANT in $40, 600 suit for perrnittin.
the N. Rainely Co. tetclose a street win
their shops.
The Fayette county grand jury indict-
ed Philip Hendricks, Of Louisville. who
shot and killed Matthew MulhollanS
at Lexington. KY, this winter.
One hundred and seventy-fve marble
headstones have been received from thu
war department by the Grand army for
unmarked soldiers graves at Dav.
ton, o.
Julia Atkins, sixteen-year-old girl
living at Sellersburg, Ind, committed
suicide by taking arsenic, because her
parents did not allow her to have her
own way.
In the circuit court at Lafayette, Ind.
Bartholomew ]. Murphy, a saloon.
keeper, was elected to be first tried as a
defendant in the now celebrated opera
house riot cases.
A collision between two race horses.
running at full speed with third horse
at Montgomery park, Memphis. Tenn.
Friday resulting in injuring all three
horses and their riders.
Inspector MERCER has, after examiu.
ing the books of the office, removed
Postmaster II. G. Webb, of Bedford, la.
The amount of the discrepancy causing
his removal is said To he up in the thou.
sands.
Locomotive 434 nn the Lehigh Valley
railway, exploding near Pitts station,
Pa, killed William Green, and fatally
Injured Engineer Bauman, Perry Refen-
burg, the fireman, and John Sehott, a
brakeman.
man answering the description of
Sontag, the outlaw, who was one of the
three or four men who robbed a South
ern Pacific train, near Visalia, three or
four months ago, has been captured
near San Jose.
Fairy Musetter of Fostoria, O.. suf-
fered from terrible attack of neu-
ralgia in the head, from which her hair
has turned as white as snow, or rather
as silver, and she looks all the prettier
for the change.
The body of ex-Gov. r. M. Bishop ar
rived in Cincinnati Saturday morning
over the Queen and Crescent from Jack
sonville, Fla; and was at once removed
to the residence of w. S. Dickinson. Mt.
Auburn. The funeral takes place Sun
day afternoon.
After three years the indictments
n, ~,
of the once great banking house of
George X. Sistares Sons with grand
larceny in misappropriating to the use
of the firm the stocks and bonds of
August Hecksher, of Philadelphia,
were dismissed Friday by Judge Cow.
ing.
Robt j. Beatty, Hugh f. Dempsey
district master workman of Knights
of Labor, Gallagher and Davidson, the
Homestead prisoners, were brought
into court at Pittsburgh, Saturday
morning, for sentence. Beatty and
Dempsey got seven years each to the
penitentiary, Gallagher five years and
Davidson three
Dispatches from Rio Grande do Sui,
Brazil, say that Gen. Isidore Fernan-
DEE, commander of the government
forces, denies the story that the feder-
ais have gained decisive victories.
Several skirmishes are reported to have
taken place outside of Santa Ana, but
the firing was at long range and no.
damage was done on either side.
Another filibustering expedition is to
sail from Key West, it is said, against
one of the Central American states.
1t is believed to be destined to liberate
Cuba from'Spanish rule. The company
has been gradually augmented at this
port until several hundred well drilled
men armed with repeating rifles and
abundant ammunition are ready to en-
barked. The expedition is composed
almost entirely of native Cubans.