Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-21
THE NEWS.

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citation in Arizona prevented an outbreak Vi
,ho Novoios The attendance on the iast
omen Sunday at the Fair showed no 'ihpio'V-
ment over previous Sundays, although ne"i'
oil noesholders paid the regular ADMISSION
foo IN mid Of the fund for the families OIL lhe
doad eremen.-Tho temporary inJuhction
o,,airad Inv Charles W. Clingman, STOCK
holder in the Exposition, compelling tne
directors to keep the gates open Oh ouno's''
has not vet been dissolved. Deieea.e'
ronroeonting the Brotherhood OF LOCOMOTIVE
r;-emen the Trainmen, Switchmen S AS9o-
n;otion and other organizations oil runway
mon mot Mt pittsburg and furmel leuer"
tion. C. G. Patterson, principal coh'f"c'O.
for the con truction of the Flnoiay, roi.
wovne and Western Railroad, has hieu az
F;rd,av Ohio lien against the property Vi
Tho comnanv. claiming balance due MIN ioi
work not called for by his contract amount
inc to s3t2. G96 92.-The coroners jury
brought in a verdict declaring the swhcnni'n
RESPONSIBLE for the fatal collision IN tine "eS'
Shore depot in Newburg, N. Y, and cehSur
inc the railroad officials. .-Jonn baAei'
afteon-venr-old lad was drowned hea
Wheeling.
small cyclone did great deal OF damage
n the town of Elm*ood, Neb.--fauhne
Jordan. in Norfolk. charged With pension
frauds was acquitted The fourth annual
,ernion Of the Reformed Church In the
,ro;tod states was celebrated in Carlisle, Ia.
Buck Il Toan, bankers and dealers IN
hardware in P ymcuth, Ind, closed 'ne'r
d doors and assigned to r. B. OglesDee -
8 Csick els are reported to heruining The crops
: in Wyoming Two more of those ID. ufeu
IN the West Shore Railroad collision, at
v Newhury. N. Y, died,-The Loganspoi'
n 0nd. Manufacturing Companys Dui oine'
" hurried TO the ground. Loss, s5o,Oco 'nsur-
: nnce. $4,000. The institution was one 'ne
II LARGEST in the state manufacturing all Kiho'
- of wood materials for wagons. etc.
Secretary Hoke Smith has VISITED ron
:. Totten Indi Agency He was met by two
d hundred pupils OF the Indian IN -us.r'a
schooI. led by an Indian hand. Inc lnuiah'
made known their grievances. Chiei "aan
I'd oltan nrcsented Secretary Smith with the pip'
ri
IL of peace -Governor Jones, OF the Choc
- ,ow Nation. saws he will have the nine pris
ga oners shot.-A carriage containing 'n
hoard Of appraisers OF the National Building
r. ond I,oan Association of New York was rul
e, into bv train on the Kanawha and Goa
a. River Railroad at Spring HILL Wes' WI
10 GINA. and Capt. E. N. Stone, Of Charleston
III yos instantly killed and F. W. McDanie
cd special agent, was fatally injured.
H. town of Luckey, Ohio, was partially destroy
d, ed by fire.. The business section was almo'
nd completely wiped out. The loss Will aggr
ny cate 800 coo insurance about $40 ,OOO.-
20. Hostilities are reported 10 have broken o.
IN. in Samoa.-Rev H. W. Peck, aCanau''
minister who has just come 10 New Brun
th wick from Hawaii eays the conditions the
to tustifv annexation by the United States. -
7as DR.. Henry G. W. Meyer was arrested IN u
d tr,ot on various charges OF poisoning peop
~ ~ TO get their insurance. while lar
his party Of Odd Fellows were returning
jamestown. N. Y, where they had atterd
dr. an installation of officers, the arriage co
)st, tanning Frank New house and Dexter Whl'
lnu ford was struck ty an Erie train anu DO
'oH n men were killed. They leave families
A monster mass meeting was held in 81
am Lake. Utah, in the interest OF silver. he
IS a luticns were adopted referring to the vic
spread distress in the West, and appearing
Gel Congress to replace the sherman act by ao'
're- lutte free coinage OF silver at some just I'd
TO gold.-William Repeke, who confess
liaa and implicated twelve others in the mure
of Albert Molitor ut Rogers City IN 1884,
,rty been found guilty of murder in the ST
had gree in Alpena, ich.--Waterloo, lo'
fea- was sited by clone storm, which
ME $4,000 damage to buildings, shade trees
GA sidewalks. AS far as known, no lives W
'u" lost--Wm. S. Steinway, of New York,
# Of ceivel from Emperor William the insign'
nqle the Order of the Red Eagle OF the thl
an clnss.-Infcrmation received In New
OF from Japan tells of the brutal murder
butchery of number OF men, woman
ssoI s9 children in japanese village.
blue ste,eton was dug out on the farm
him. John Haines, in Peaceful Valley, wa
ON which js believed TO be that OF James
ione phv. who formerly owned the property,
o. - NAV have been killed by the present owl
Tile Commercial National Bank, ,oi Us
ele- Utah. closed its doors. Mrs Elzapetn
ever Dunham has returned from Chicago, and
lited commenced an action at Canton, 5. D.,
llari- divorce from Ransom W. Dunham, OF
iiic1 1 coco. ex congressman and former presi
of
lssed OF the Cnicago Do"iu VI n \, Il
the cruelty and inndcity. L. Nj.
ard, of the Early County News, OF deo'
add, WINS shot by Editor W. II. Robinson OF
and Rlokelv Observer. The North Galve
@ @'mcn Crexas) Land and Improvement ASsoeh
,, Iou went into the hands of receiver. Inc
!, '00" bilities are estimated at $5000OO, OF W
- bis s1so 600 is due contractors and various
that n,rt;cs in Galveston. The assets are il
which town site, and improvements IN Nor'h
cause weston. which has population OF abou
'e, OF and several small factories. "A co
ro man, supposed to be IN accomphce Oh
= ,o0 Miller. lynchcd for numbering the Key
ermit in Bardwel, KY. was ,rrested IN N
t In Tenn.-Chief OF ro.ice Mitchell, oil u
uooga Tenn. died.
word,
novIa ,,C% a FIGHTING IN BRAZIL