The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-11
NEWS or THE DAY.

john Ward will manage and captain
the New York baseball team the coming
season.
Augustus Vosteen, cigarmsker at
Lyons, n Y, committed suicide yester-
day by taking RudanulO.
Under the space allotted to Kentucky in
the Worlds Fair mining building a min
iatme Mammoth Cave is to be CON
structed.
Gov Flower will give hearing next
Thursday in the matter of che applica-
tioE for pardon foE Master Workman
James Hughes
There was some change in the ballot
ing for Senator in Wyoming yesterday,
and it is thought that there will be an
election to-day.
A single engine on che Lshi9h Valley
railroad ran into a gravel train at Esby
Run, Pa, yesterday, smashing the engine
and Fatally injuring three men.
"A syndicate with almost unlimited
capital has been formed to buy many of
the natural gas plants in the gas region
and contiguous places in Indiana.
The earnings of the Canadian Plcific
railway 1o, the week ending Feb. 2 are
| S27i 900; fur II he same period last year
! they were 1868, 600, decrease Of $50, 600.
Another freight wreck occurred on the
| b. & o. near Parkershurg, w. Va, yes
Jerday The engineer and fireman We're
killed. and the engine and ten cars were
wrecked.
George Little, an unmarried farmer
30 years old living near Monticello, SUlli-
van county, met % horrible death by
being caught in some mill machinery
while eating his lunch
The East Hampton Lumber company
has been formed by a number of capital
. lists of that place for the purpose OF pur-
chasing all sLe lumber and coal yards on
the east end of Long Island.
"A certificate. was filed with the Secre-
tary of State at Albany, n. Y, yesterday,
showing thRt the capital stock of the
Upper Saranac Association has been in
t creased from 5000, 900 to $500 600.
The large factory of the Pittsburg Shoe
company, Knoxville, was entirely de-
I stroyed by fire last evening. The loss is
? $50, coo, on which there is an insurance of
0 $50, 900, Nearly 100 men were employed,
? The funeral of the Right Rev. Mgr.
Patrick Strain, missionary apostolic TO
h the Holy See, domestic prelCJe and per-
l. manent rector OF st. Mary's church, took
20 place at Lynn, Mass, yesterday
I, Live stock reporters at Montreal havt
s. received definite word from Washington
IN that Canadian cattle will not bepermitte'
n to be sent through the United States fo
export to Great Britain,
he "A large part OF Dexter, No, was des
lie troyed by fire yesterday. The DeXte
ch Bank, the post-oiice and several Of tn
NJ largest stores, are among the building
cd destroyed
The British brig Ella, from Cuba
ii. New York, stranded on a bar near Poin
Pleasant, n. j.. last night The captai
~ and his crew of seven men were haule
~ ashore in a breeches buoy by lire saviI
- crew.
m. While a rotary snow plow and locom'
sg- tive were laboriug in the drifts on I'll
est Union Pacific road close to Frisco, Col
mo- Yesterday snow slide struck the plo
es with terrific force, overturned the pic
tbe and engine and killed two men.
The American Museum Of Natural II
tory of New York city will receive a $5i
600 yearly appropriation from the cit
provided it keeps open five days of
'ys week, including TWO evenings, and Su
en- day afternoon. GOV. Flower signed t
Doii- bill yesterday.
I'D. The book committee of the Method
mn Church of the United States finished
.,e. labors ia a short session yesterday a
and adjourned TO meet year hence in q
cinnati. Reports of the book age
showed the sales in the last year 60 bi
aggregated 81 ,Oi6, 43l, an increase Of 81
900 over the previous year.