Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-14
THE NEWS.

I'LL .NhWOs
Harry @. Combs, brakeman on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was accidently killed
in Philadelphia.-East lin colliery,
owned by the Reading Company. was
obliged to suspend operations, because Of
the extreme cod weather. Other coliieries,
it is said, Will also suspend work temporar-
iiy.-Tle Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, at
firmei the ruling of Judge Newton ia the
celebrated state treasury cases, whereby the
state RECEIVERS some $50, coo interest money
from former treasurers. This decision is
confirmed by all the judges.--Gov. Alt
geld, Of Illinois, was inaugurated with mill
tary display-The prosecuting committee
in the DR.. Briggs case decided to appeal to
the General Assembly Several men were
killed and others injured by the bursting Of
fiy-wheel in Pittsburg mill. big fire
in Boston destroyed property to the value
of 81 900 000.---A letter from Goochland
Court House, Va, states that James Cole
man and Susan and Ellen Winston have
been arrested for the murder Of Robert
Winston, who was the husband Of Susan
and the father Of Ellen. Tee parties are all
colored. The girl says that Coleman killed
Winston with an axe, pied wood on the
dead body and fired the house. This was
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without warrants. ine Ut es'ed p'r.,es "ere
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SINAI -pox mas broken out IN Aiaska. Inc
prompt mea ures taken oy United STATES
Marshal Porter caecke l''-A shortage
was discovered In the otitce OF the Kansas
superintendent oil insurance, caused py 'ne
enforcement OF Conhdehtlai Cisrk james
Billingslsa, The west-eouHd rass niger
train on the Atlantic anu racine fsairoao
A. t. Two pullman coaches were throrn