Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-14
THE NEWS.

Tie Duke Of Schleswlg- Holstein ana Prince
Henry, brother of the German Emperor
will visit the Worlds Fair. IN COLLISION
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, near
Johnsonbury, Pa, Engineer John braddocK
was killed and two trainmen cruSaea ~
death.-A woman opium smuggler WIS
captured in North 1daho.--Sccretary Car
Isle is personally investigating in Chicago
the violations OF the customs laws by foreign
exhibitors in selling goods in bond entered
as exhibits. and steps will be taSen 10 prose-
cute the offenders Alert Bomberger,
farm hand. murdered Mr.. Kreder, his vic
and four of his children and assaulted MISS
Annie Krieder, at their home near Cando, N.
D.-A platform at West Brighton Beacn,
Coney Island on which a large crowa Oh
people were waiting for train, gave way,
and fifteen persons were injured. In ao-
dition to the great number of lives lost In tue
Iowa cvclone. the estimated damage to prop
erty exceeded $500, O0o.-Charles Mitcheii
was killed at Brigantine Beach, N. D., Dy
taxing holl OF live wire. At Ban f'an-
cisco. John W. Flood, who was convicted OF
embezzling Sl64,00) from the Dononue,
Kelley Bank. has been granted new trial
by Judge Seawell. Bail was fixed at ScV'ooo'
The First National Bank OF Hot springs,
S. D., closed its doors. AMMAN ,rore
~ n, .uiuer "a Mr:.z-n ar ann Arpor Were
srribly mangled by -she premature explosion
of n small cannon.-1'he five daily papers
in Denver has asked the compositors TO ac-
eept a reduction from fifty to forty cents
thousand ems. The p.inters sai they VIII
not ept.-Guerdon Conkling's large
barn and horse hospital on the Grasslands
Stock Farm, near Dunhams Basin, N. L.,
were buried. There were thirty-elgh valu-
able horses, brood mares and colts in the
building and only eighteen nf them were
sayed.-The doors of the National Bank oil
Cisco. Texas, were closed by an inspector
while an examination of the banks condition
was being made, to prevent run OF deposi-
tors. The cashier stated that the bank had
two and half dollals for every dollar OF the
liabilities. Vice President Stevenson pre-
sided at the Fourth OF July celebration al
the Worlds Fair.--The orator oil the day
was Gen raj Hampton j.. Carson, OF Phlla-
delphia. At noon Mrs. Stafford raised the
Paul Jones flag, and Mayor Harrison in
pelled the audience to swear allegiance t(
IN cir country by the sword of Jackson.---
At the annual meeting OF the Gettysburg
Battlefield Association, it was determined u
continue the fight against the trolley road
While out cunning near Hollidayspurg
Harry G. Burger, OF East Freedom, Pa, sho
himself -. ,t,,rro,,
The Columbus carave's arrived at Milwau
kee, after having gone through terrific MAJ
and wind storm. The Haskell Show Print
ing Company, one OF the largest concerns
the kind in the Middle and Western States
made an assignment in Kansas City. Nv
men and one woman lest their lives by tn
J burning up Of a floating lodging-house io
rivermen, anchored in the river at st. Pau
james H. Callan, aged fity-two, pre-
prietor of the Union Depot lunch counter,
,, Bloomington, ILL.,, was shot, probably fatal
, by his step-son, John Farrell Callan ma
; been in the habit OF abusing his invalid VIII
Farrelrs mother. Two Kansas bani
Q closed their doors. The failure OF the Finn'
County Bank, at Garden City, was not une'
i pected as the bank has for some time bee
in bad condition. The Bank OF Leroy, Com
!. county. also closed. .-T. Cavender, a prom
q nent farmer living near Rossyille, Ga, kill
, R. Reed. another farmer, while J. Erwin,
co,ored man, held the victim. m.--Georl
@ Kerrick. postmaster at Reads Station, X.
: shot and killed Ross Leonard, young farm
9 of that place. Leonard was drunk and rals
a quarrel in Kerricks store. Ike Ethrid
y killed Dave Brewer in Onion township, a
;. kansas. Brewer went to the fed where Et
ridge was working and attacked him WITT
s. butcher knife. He pursued him home, whe
II Ethridge got @ gun and killed his assailal
n A train on the Big Four road jumped t
y track near Fairland, Indiana, and piled uI
lot of people; nobody seriously hurt
- New York Judgment was entered in the
n preme Court in favor Of the First Nation
ID Bank of Chicago against Ex-Governor il
Is E. Campbell, Of Ohio, in suit brought OIL
promisory note Of $1,000. The amount
ii the judgment, which includes the costs
- the suit, is s5,22S. 5O.-Captain Geor
W ", White Remick, ,>who was one cf the crew
at the Kearsarge when that ship fought
to Alabama, died at Newburyport, Mass, ag
xt seyenty-two. - John Bale, OF Austr
claims to have discovered tho cause OF
r. dis ase among silk worms He is expe
" menting on the Pacific Coast. Work
W. ao Iron Mountain, Mo-, will soon stop. Mu
suffering will result.-The Bank OF N
r. England at Minneapolis assigned; ass
to $3.50, OOO.-The Cherokee commission
an failed to make treaty with the Ponca
ve dians, and their reservation will not
: opened at the strip David Cavendar, "
no murdered r. H. Reed near Chattanoo
Tenn, confessed, and was committed by
?" cCroner's jury.
sr- AN INNOCENT MAN HUNG