The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-04-06
NEWS ITEMS.

A new oil well at Buck Run, w. Va,
flows 1000 barrels day.
Miss Lottie Baldwin was fatally gored
by bull near Monroe, Mich.
An illicit distillery was discovered In
Klein's brewery, at Philadelphia
President Clark, Of the Union Pacific
railroad, has withdrawn his resig-
nation. 4E
A denial 10 made of the story Of the
president Of San Domingo robbing q
bank
The Massachusetts, house passed the
ten-hour movement In twelve street
railroad bills
Will Mangum, Postal Telegraph
employe at Nashville, Tenn, is in jail
for embezzling e4Oo.
The wheat crop around La Porte,
Ind, is reported to have been badly in
jured by the bad weather.
The chapel, dwelling and relics of
the late Father Mollinger will be sold
to Father Duffner, of Pittsburgh, for
$50, 1000.
The Kentucky legislature by vote
Of 43 to 81 indefinitely postponed the
resolution eulogizing Cleveland's selec-
ton of Gresham.
Parties said to be representing the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co. are
buying and leasing coal lands near
Bruceton, w. Va.
George Kaltenbach, the wealthy Ger
man speculator who lives in Paris, has
by a deal in coffee.
Benjamin Poor is dead at Raymond,
N. H., at the age of ninety-seven years.
He was in the war of 1912 and has been
a magistrate forty years.
Baron Albert Rothschilds on the an
niversary of the death Of his wife gave
e10O, 900 to the cancer hospital at Vienna
His wife died from cancer.
w. L. Bradford, clerk of Oklahoma
county, o. T., was arrested Friday for
appropriating $4,000 belonging to the
county. His bail is $4,000.
Patrick Heurity, hermit miser OF
/ A search OF his wretched lodging re-
vealed $50, 900 in cash and honda
Mrs. Augusta Hale claims property
| on the water front at Gloucester, N. j.,
valued at 100000. She alleges that the
present owners title is defective
Joseph Tavenor, so years old, native
| Of >Staffordshire, England, died at Rah.
way, N. j. He was more than six feet
in height and weighed 526 pounds
Hon. James B. Eustis, appointed min.
lister to France, was accorded an ova.
ton when he returned to New Orleans.
He will sail for Paris within few
days
At Binghamton, N. Y, Eugene Hine,
aged IA, committed suicide because he
had been Tilted by little girl. His
body was found In the woods near
there.
The fishing schooner Ada X. Domona
came to Provincetown, Mass, Thurs
day. In the stovm Of last Tuesday she
lost six Of her crew but picked up their
bodies
The Berry anti-pool room bill, which
prohibits the selling of pools within 0,
without race tracks, was passed by tht
Illinois lower house Wednesday by 8
vote Of 124 to- 4.
Mike Chambers in Jail at Sacramen.
TO. Cal, has confessed that he is the
man who murdered Fred Fettermar
some months ago at Huntsville Tenn
He will be taken back.
Navigation on Lake Erie between
Cleveland, O., and the head Of the lake
is open. The first boat to arrive there
from above was the big passenger
steamer City Of Detroit
At Camden, N. j., John Hill, sen
fenced to be hanged April IA, has con
fessed the murder Of Joseph Dodson
He denies his first story that he wa
hired to commit the crime.
Regarding the report that Richard
Croker had made an offer of 81, 200, O0'
for Jerome Park race track, Mr. Croke
says that he had made no such offer
and had no intention whatever of doin,
30.
Lake Geneva, Wis, will be the home
of the Yerkes telescope and observator,
and Samuel w. Allerton, citizens can
didate for mayor of Chicago. donates
magnificent site and lot of money be
sides.
frankie Hull and his little brothe
were playing on a ferry boat in th'
Ohio river at Parkersburg, w. Va
His brother fell into the water ant
frankie plunged in to his rescue. Boil
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