Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-23
The NEWS.

svIyanian. died at Greenslurg aged nnely-
one years Three hundred employees OF
PrndIcton Window Glass Factory, at Ander-
son. Ind. went on strike because the com
panv refused 10 furnish ice for their drink
inc water.-The board of trade OF New
Brunswick. n j., will Try 10 prevent the
erection Of solid bridge across the Rarltan
Canal by the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany.-The Irish president of the village
of Far Rockaway, N. Y, permitted com
mittee OF Irish residents on st. Patricks Day
TO haul down the American flag from the
town hall and raise in its place green nag
10 The great Indignation Of the rest OF Inc
villagers The commander Of the virginia
police schooner Tangier reported that Mary
land dredgers had fired upon his vessel from
Smiths Island, and that he had returned the
fire. Goodyear A. Sanford, president Of
tho Second National Bank, died 10 ROCKFORD,
III. He was born In Connecticut, IN 10 -
came TO Rockford in 1887, and had been en-
gagged in the banking business since 1000.
All bids for Worlds Fair buildings were
rejected bySouth Park Boardof Commission
els in Chicago lecause of low figures. The
ann riutendent was instIuc d to negotiate
with private parties for sale OF buildings
Jomes Armstrong was killed 10y his lrother
in Solam Springs. Ark, after his marriage,
during quarrel with his brother. --Sanu~l
I. Bake, postmaster at Shrewsbury, NO.,
a suburb OF ST. Louis, was taken into Gus
tody by the federal author ties. 1t Is 8 Id
that he confessed to his completely In the
alleged stamp fiauds and implicated Scott
and Nickel. Mr.. Scott shoulders all the re-
sponsiblIity for the scheme, and says that
Nickel nd laker were innocent. - The
school commissioners Of Lancaster, Pa,
were arrested ON the charge Of acctp ptng
brides. The famous Pickwick building at
the corner Of Canal and Carondalet streets,
in New Orleans, one of the finest and lest
known places In the South, was practically
ruined By fre-Tho negro Puryenr, who
was IN jail at Stroudsburg for the murder oil
Christopher Ehleis, escaped during the
night. He was captured DON aiterward,
and the crowd that gathered lynched him.
The steamer Virginia Lake arrived at st.
Johns having In tow the wrecked steamer
Briscoe. DIR. Ellauri, the administration
candidate for the presidency OF Uruguay,
withdrew. -Governor Werts, of New Jer
sey refused TO give a commission to Treas
urer elect George Swain -C harles Plyer
was arrested 10 New York for breaking a
window. which he says he did, that he might
20 to prison ard SO secure place to sleep.
--Tbe annual meeting Of the Pennsylvania
Rail- oad stockholders YVES held In Philadel~
phja.--The striking silk -weavers caused a
sensation In Paterson n j., by riotous be-
haylcr. city OF Du nth sold 100000
of Yater and light bonds. Tie money, which
is 10 be available at once, will be used to es-
tablish an Independent city water plant un-
less prevented ly injunction proceedings
which are threatened. Work will be begun
at once, and will be done by the city. 1t Is
The intention TO employ. as far as possible,
only unemployed residents OF Duluth. -
Three highwaymen held up two men in
Puella. Policeman Stewart fired four shots
without hitting them, and was then knocked
down. aud his watch, revolver and cub
stolen. An hour afterwards three masked
men went into John Regan's saloon, and or
dered him TO throw up his hands.--Chris-
tian MacheIa. wealthy farmer who resides
alone near the village of Carson, ILL.,, was
found by neighbors nearly dead from the re-
suit of wounds iLflicted hy unknown rob
bers.
shebato Salto, Japanese aged twenty"
nine. applied at Boston 10 be naturalized.
He is the first Jap to make such an appica-
tion. n.-Anxiety is felt at Brooklyn about
the Wilson Line steamer Apollo, which left
Brooklyn for Antwerp February 18th. The
directors of the school board at Riverside,
Pa. near Pittsburg, have decided to retail /
the nuns ne teachers in the public schools.
-Ex- Senator Chiffon, Of Houston, Texas,
has announced himself as candidate TO
succeed United States Senator Coke. -
Frank Trioni committed suicide in New
York. "A German bark took away from
San Francisco 1863, 454 gallons OF Caiornia
brandy, said to be The largest cargo OF brandy
ever shipped from en- American port. The
Biz Four Railroad Company will tuild
number of hospitals along its line. Chris
tIan Kock, OF New Haven, has become insane
owing to his inability to obtain employment
He has been out OF work for nine months
and his family, consisting of wife and fiy'
children, are being cared for by the German
Aid Society. At Tifin, O., the SheafE
Gla-s Works were turned. At West Su
perior, Wis the Doud Barrel Factory wa
turned loss s25 OJO. Six men were hurt b,
Jumping to the ground. Charles Shomp
son and wife were killed ly lig thing nea
Damascus, Ala. The lightning struck tn
vehicle in which they were riding.