Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-26
The News OF the Week.

The Iron Hall case has been appealed
to the Supreme court of Indiana.
"Tragedan James Owen O'Connor
has been officially declared insane.
Another OF the crew of the Murcidno
from New Orleans is down with the
cholera at Hamburg.
Nixon Bros. paper warehouse in Phil
adelphia collapsed Monday. Three n.en
were killed and one hurt.
The formal transfer of the San Antonio
and Aransas Pass railroad to the South
ern Pacific will take place ON Jan. %.
Levi Coke, treasurer of the Elmira, n
Y, branch of Iron Hall, has been indicted
for misappropriating funds Of the order.
Chicago pork has advanced at Halifax,
n. s., within the last three weeks from
1 81 and 50 per barrel TO $3.50 and slS 30
The reported lynching Of negs0es at
Easton, Ky, is a fake pure and simple.
No such occurrence ever took place there.
I Sam Small has left the pulpit and re-
I turned to journalism accepting an edi
I torial position on the Atlanta Colstitu-
4 tion.
1 An old mill at Atkins, Tenn. used as a
/ lodging house has been destroyed by fire,
\ Two men lost their lives in trying to es-
cape
( The Lackawanna, Catskill Mountain &
I Boston Railroad company has been in
corporated at Albany with a capital of
| 81 900.
-Miss Irma IIeilbron, of Milwaukee, has
been awarded at Chicago S3 800
against Jones Greenbaum for breach OF
promise.
Captain Edward Hubbard, who is dead
at Cornwall, " Y, was 81 years old. He
has been piiot of over 30 vessels on the
Hudson River
John L. Gage proprietor of the Gage
Machine Works at Waterford, n Y, has
made an assignment to Horace Mcknight
of Ballston Spa.
County Auditor J. II. Burns has been
indicted at st. Paul, Mimi. for fraudu
lently presenting claims to public Off
GERS for payment.
General Master Workman Powderly of
the X. of l.. has reiterated his attitude in
favor OF government ownership of tele-
graphs and railroads.
President Mctiure and the committee
appointed by the congress of the K of l..
have asked Gov Flower to remove Fac
tory Inspector Connolly.
DIR. McGlynn, the restored Catholic
priest, will go to Rome in few months
rs required by Mgr. Satolh in removing
the ecc lesastical ceusures.
The Wichita Kas. Electrical railroad,
sold by the sheriff under a mortgage OF
5000, 600, WAS bought in by capitalists of
Boston and New Hampshire.
--fhe exports of beef, hog and dairy pro-
ducts for the month of Dec. 1892, were
sll,676, 400, compared with $l2, liz, Ole
for the same month in 1891
ID. w. Wood. lawyer, preacher and
noted temperance agitator, has been con
yicted at Sioux City, Ia, of obtaining
$4,000 under false pretenses.
Miss Laura Gleason, aged 1S, of Hor-
nellsville, \. Y, has fallen heir to over
500, 600 by the death of Lucius Gleason.
the millionaire banker of Syracuse, n. Y.
John Tobias, aged 65, prominent citi-
zen of Donaldson, Pa, who was found
dead in his home az that place Saturday,
is now supposed to have been frozen to
death.
A great many petitions are being circu-
lated at st. Louis for signatures among
the labor organizations protesting against
the closing of the Worlds Fair on Sun
day.
--Kornel T. 10th, a Hungarian, was cleo
trocuted at Dannemora, n. Y, Monday
for the murder of Mrs. Alexander DEM
acsek, in Schenectady, n. Y, June IA,
1892.
The assessors report shows total assets
of the city of Boston to be S72, 7G2, 271,
with liabilities of SOC, ,003, 997 An in
crease of $l42,0l1 in the city's debt is
shown
The American Field Cup, the valuable
trophy held by j. A. R. Elliot, the wing
shot, for the last two years, was de
stroyed in the Jaccard fire at Kansas
City, Mo.
Captain Sinclair, of the schooner Jennie
s., which was wrecked last December at
Jacnel, was a passenger ON board the
steamer Prince Wilhelm l. just arrived
ut New York.
Gen. Horace Porter is the new presi-
dent of the Union League Club, New
York. He was elected as the successor
of Chauncey NJ. Depew, who filled the of
flee seven years.
Thomas Rodgers, "a years old, shot and
killed his father and mother at Chester.
Pa, Saturday afternoon, and then shot
his sister, but did not fatally wound her
He i under arrest.
David r. Martin, one Of the Oldest
and best known citizens of Englewood, n.
J., is dead He was 81 years old and was
or many years the President of the Ocean
Bank Of New York City.
The Supreme Court of Boston, full
,ench, is to be asked to determine
whether or not person has constitu-
ional right 10 resort TO a place for the
purpose Of smoking opium
Satolli has received a cable
message from Rome announcing that the
Apostolic Delegation is permanently es-
ablished in the United States and that
ie is confirmed as the first delegate.
--tien. Rufus Ingalls,, L. s A. retired, {
lied Sunday in New York. Gen. In
gals was retired from the service at his
,Mn reaIlesl ON .InlY 1889 be heinn !.