The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-30
NEWS ITEMS.


in a runaway at Bryan, o.
A. NJ. Pullman will sue the Mexican
government for s25, 600 for false impris-
onment
JAS Hart, drunk, slashed at his wife
with knife in New York and killed
his baby.
Count Potocki, the imperial cup
bearer of Russia, died at st. Peters
burg, Thursday.
The diphtheria epidemic has carried
away number Of prominent people at
Fairmount, w. Va.
At Greenup, KY, VIM Mcconnell, a
teamster, was run over by four-horse
wagon and his leg broken.
VIM Stanley was hanged at Zebul-
lon, Ca, Friday for murder. A strong
effort was made to secure respite.
A handsome $4,000 Presby terian
church is standing in Muncie, Ind,
unfinished on account of lack of funds.
Fire Friday morning destroyed five
business houses at Appleton, Minn. 1t
was caused by lamp exploding. The
loss is 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone visited the
queen at Windsor castle Thursday.
They dined with her majesty and spent
the night at the castle.
A telegram from Republic, o., an
nounces the death of Justice E. T.
Stickney, a democratic member Of the
board of managers under Gov. Foster
Emperor William has addressed an
autograph letter to Prince Hohenlohe,
governor of Alsace-Lorraine, praising
his measure to meet the fodder famine
Jacob Young filed suit Friday against
the p, c., c. & st. u. Railway Co. for
IS, 900, for injuries received in an acci-
dent at crossing west of Richmond,
Ind.
While out hunting near Henderson,
KY, Walter Lyon shot at flock OF
ducks. His gun exploded, hurting the
cap into his brain and causing instant
| death.
Five large cartridges, supposed to be
| filed with dynamite, were found beside
the Lehigh tracks a little above the
railway tracks at Rochester, N. Y,
Friday.
The Hamburger Nachrchten says
| that Prince Bismarck, who has been
compelled to spend most of the last
three months on a sofa, is now able tC
take regular walks.
Robert Ewing, rich farmer neal
Wooster, O., finally beat off five masked
robbers but not until he had beer
proba bly, fatally wounded Two of the
rascals left a bloody trail.
The Mississippi river closed at Bur
lington, Ia, Friday, the ice bridge
forming solidly from shore to shore. Il
is remarkable for the river to freeze
over so early in the season.
The Charles Berghoefer & Supinsky
Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis
makers of milling and ice machinery
made an assignment Friday. The bono
of the assignee was fixed at s57, 500.
The N. B. Haynes Co., one of th'
largest millinery houses in Chicago, as
signed Friday afternoon. The caus'
was an attachment by Erickson !
Stewart, hat manufacturers, of New
York
Floyd Vandal, a prominent youn!
business man and well-known hunte
living at Creston, w. Va, killed him
self. He was walking along with hi
gun, when he fell and the gun dis
charged.
Ex-Secretary of the Navy Benjami
F. Tracey sailed Thursday for Europ
on the American line ship New Yorl
He is going to London to represent tn
American stockholders of the II. +
Warner Co.
At Pittsburgh, Pa, the jury in tn
Huddleston murder case has returned
verdict of not guilty, and Mrs. Huddl
ston and daughter, Mrs Kitty Coyl
and the latter's husband, Claude Coyl
were dismissed.
James P. Gardner, colored ma
and ex-policeman, who was arrested
one of the Columbus, O., saloons pulls
Sunday. and held as witness hi
sued Chief of Detectives John Mahor
for g., 600 damages
{ The rumor sent out from Frankfor
: KY, that Breckenridge will not NAL
, the race for reelection to congress
t untrue and is evidently the work
) enemies. He is in the race to WIN, Pe
} lard or no Pollard.
Lotta Holladay of Paris, KY, al
Allie Meyer, of Covington, who we
| put off a train, and afterward d.
8 covered that their tickets We're goo
, and used them on the next train, W
sue the Big Four for damages.