Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-28
THE NEWS.

The Jury in the Mead murder case, at "au-
naca. Wisconsin. after brlef charge Dy jugs
Rardeen and in twenty four minutes returned
n verdict of not guilty as to all OF the deiend-
an q. Sam Stout, charles A. Prior and EDWIN
C. Bronson. The Aspen, Col, miners nave
appealed to Grand MasterWorkman fowderly
TO unite the laboring classes In their interest
and incidentally OF the free-silver people,
Agents Thompson and Calder, OF the Caner
dian Pacific Railway, appeared in court at
racoma Wash. to answer to the indictment
BY the United States grand jury To- cutting
totes contrary to the Interstate commerce
law Both entered pleas OF mot guilty,
md their trial was set for November.
In the Tn ted States Court at Atlanta, Ga |
the attorney for the Central Trust Company |
aled bill to foreclose fourteen million i've
hundred thousand dollar mortgage on the
Georgia Pacific Railroad. This Is part OF
reorcanjzation scheme. WIN. La Forge,ol
Kingston, N. Y. is charged with numbering
his ylung wite.-H nry A. Holman, OF
pittsturg Pa, successful inventor, COM
tnitted suicide while troubled with meian-
cholia.- wm. Dixon, an evangelist, was
arrested In New Brunswick, NJ, on charge
Of assault. Three young men, sons OF
Frank tundgren, Of Genesee, ILL.,, aged, re-
snactivelv fifteen. twenty and twenty-five,
were drowned In Green river BY the caPsiH-
ing of a boat.
ssnotor Edward B. Osborne, OF the FIJI
.sonth New York district died in Albany
n = h,ttle between strikers and non-un'on
miners at Weir City, Kan. a numoer Oh Oo'-
sldes we're injured. by the explosion Vi
o.n of nan ha in J. D. Campbelrs factory Id
prooklvn. four persons were killed.
patrick Garager confessed TO warden
wr;obt of the Western Pennsylvania Penl'
tentlary, that the statement he maae "ou,
nesdav to the district attorney was lalSe, anu
t,at he. Dempsey, Beatty and DaVloson
were guilty as indiced.-The closing oo"n
40 the various cotton mills in New England
ID q precau.ionary measure to prevent 'ne
aooumulotion of goods during the autumn
-Large consignments OF Sumatra topac o
which was unde valued, Y as seized at fnlla'
delnhia.-Rodney Gray, notorious negro
tough and gambler at PIducah, hy'' sna'cneu
ann Of money from one of five men ana
ATTEMPTED to run away. He was overtaKen
and literally beaten or but her d to deatn III
n ravine near the city limits.--Maggie ana
rnma piyler was killed in Pittsburg by
T trolley car.--At Pittsburg Mrs. linn
Iauolnv tried to start her kitchen fire, US
I ipp oil as kindling. A terrific explosion ioi'
lowed The roof OF the kitchen was pio"n
off-and Mrs Laughny wa covered Wi'n
= burning oil. Her husband succeeded IN OK
/, tinguishing the fire, but not until dis wiz
] had been fatally burn I'd.
n At Manchester, N. H., the Namaske bag
: mills closed Some girls in Edison's lamp
works. at Newark, N. j., struck for hignel
rages The Lark Alice Reed arrived al I'M
delaware Breakwater with yellow ieve
! aboard Joseph De Peyster a noted gam
= bier, was killed in Ohio county, KY, oy al
Il unknown miner. body OF Mrs. Henr.
: Roilev. one of the Sutherland Sisters, wa
% hurled at Lockport, N. Y.-At lndianapo
q lis, Lopez Nunaugh, worthless and dlsso
u lute cigarmaker, shot his divorced wifes SIS
~ fer Miss Mary Winsch, and then killed MN
is self-At Lawrence, Mass, Gates Ha
Ia fatally shot Abram Mills. The remains
ANTHONY J. Drexel were burie1 in woodland
d Cemetery, near Philadelphia. The res
r dence OF John Ulrich, OF North Fairmoun
1r Ohio. was burned by the explosion OF a gas'
u limo stove. and Mr. Ulrich was fatally burne
/ while his wife and fve-year-old child wer
10 seriously injured. "A large number OF pee
nle indicted at Paterson, N. Y charged VIII
V; f-o,d in reference 70 a courthouse site.
ly Negroes near Neolyville, NO., having bee
ID warned to leave the country by whites, ="
IL STAY to defend their Fights, and are armin
Nee -Isaac jenkins, co.ored, was left Tor dea
No on tree by lynch ng party near Beamon
Station, Va, but despite his wounds
H. abe 70 cut himself down and crawl to NO
is folk.-The body Of tweve-year-ol
Charles Langfori, of st. Paul, who myste
ne iously disappeared year ago, was founo
IT a one hundred and fifty foot tunnel viii
re the boy had burrowed near his father non
nv The unidentified bodies OF boy and
ri. midde-aged man were found near Wharsc
a l. T.. near the railroad, rddled with 9uiie
er- probably put in them on Sunday Their tea
erazed near by--Conrad Better, Jr., II
tI, niure dealer at Lima, O., has failed. 1
III lis assets will probably exceed the liabilities =
T., The Mcnamara Dry Goods Company,
Denver, one of the largest houses in
led West was closed on attachment.
steamer Emily was wrecked In Coos B
by Ohio, and, while drifting into the breake
ons had her passengers and crew rescued, W
W " one exception, by the life-saving Gre
"a Charles Robinson was washed overheard.
hat hat THE COLD STORAGE FIRE.