The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-03-30
NEWS ITEMS.

lynched at Albion, Ia ,
Rippey, the assailant of Millionaire
Mackay, will plead insanity.
There is an epidemic of cerehro spinal
meningitis northwest of Baltimore.
A severe wind blew down several
houses in Charlottesville, Ark, Thurs
day.
Matthew P. Deadly, U. s. district
judge died at ortland, Ore, Friday
morning.
Jabez Riders 8-year-old son was
kicked to death by stallion near Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Through worrying over the condition
of his soul, w. R. Newell young
Pittsburgh student went crazy.
A number of young ladies in Parkers-
burg, w. Va, have signed an agreement
not to wear hoop skirts or crinoline.
Mgr. Satolli's residence will not be at
the Catholic university at Washington,
D. c.. as has been generally supposed.
The resignation of Gov. William M.
Stone, of Iowa, as commissioner of the
general land Office went into effect Fri
day.
Miss Nancy Marvin died at her home,
Monrovia, near Martinsville, Ind, aged
103 years. She was born in London,
Eng, in 1889.
DIR. j. S. d. Cullen died at Richmond,
Va. He was dean of the faculty of the
Medical College of Virginia and pro-
fessor of surgery.
Panama merchants are indignant at
| decree putting the tax on tobacco in
force ninety days in advance of the
time fixed by law.
L. Skinner, a wealthy farmer living
near Salem, Ore, was buncoed out Of
81, 500 by two strangers who used the
familiar tin box method.
| Alfred Rheinstrom, manager of the
Wheeling wv. Va.) opera house. has
gone, leaving several creditors in the
hole. Alfred was slave to poker.
A committee of lawyers has asked
Judge Blaisdell, of Fall River, Mass,
who presided at the Borden trial, who
is charged with unprofessional conduct,
to resign.
An agreement has been reached by
which the great cotton strike at Man
chester, Eng, will end on Monday.
The operators agree to slight reduc-
ton in wages.
Many residences and business houses
were unroofed by the wind in Clarks-
vile, Tenn, and much damage done by
the rain. In Montgomery county many
head of stock were killed.
Enough money has been raised for
the purchase of 1000 volumes for the
library at the Union Printers home at
Colorado Springs. The committee is
now making the selection.
The Lippincott glass factory at Alex
andria, Ind, was totally wrecked by a
wind storm. John Angle, sr, a work
man, was instantly killed. Three 9TH
ers were seriously injured.
John G. Humphries, the California
bookmaker, offers to back Joe Goddard
against Joe McAuliffe, provided the
latter will fight for $1,000 or $40, 900
stake in addition to the purse.
; At Noblesville, Ind, in the McDon-
aid will case the court rendered judg-
ment setting aside the contested will
and revoking the probate thereof. The
defendants appealed to the supreme
court.
= The steamer Gaelic arrived at Sar
Francisco from China and japan with a
large passenger list and $500 tons OF
freight, most of which is made up Of
,, exhibits for the Worlds fair, from
China.
. 1t was announced at Chicago Friday
] that ''White Hat" Dan Mccarthy will
. sell his entire stable of race horses,
? eithed separate or in lot, within the
, next ten days. He wishes to retire
from business.
Dobbins & Dazey, cotton brokers,
Nashville, Tenn, with branch houses
in St Louis, jackson, Tenn, and New
? Orleans, fled a bill of assignment
Thursday night Their liabilities are
about S70O, 200.
Dawson and Ryan, who failed to
fight at New Orleans, owing to Ryan's
injury, have been matched for six
I round go at Chicago, April 8. Ryan
will challenge the winner of the Smith.
Williams fight
Although the time for registering
will expire in a little more than a
month. Internal Revenue Collector Ker,
win, of New York, said Wednesday
= that only four Cinnamon had complied
: with the law so far.