The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-02-22
NEWS ITEMS.

The death of King Lobenpula is con-
firmed
Gov. Mathews of Indiana is in failing
health.
Three Louisiana murderers have been
captured at Ardmorc, ]. L.
Forty families of Lane county, Kan.
sas, have petitioned for aid.
Knoxville, Tenn. has a big row on
hand over compulsory vaccination
The Louisiana Lottery Co s mail by
way of Tampa, Fla, is TO be withheld.
The New York board of health has
declared consumption a contagious dis
ease.
f. B. Zabrisl1i, melter and refner at
the mint of Carson City, New, has re-
signed.
Cleveland, o., gets the great meeting
of the Methodist Episcopal general
conference in 1896.
The Duouques, of Chicopee, Mass,
claim to own the ground on which
Dubuque, Ia, stands.
Mrs. Harriet Ellis has filed suit at
Urbana for $40, 900 for breach of prom
Use against Silas Kent.
Two more Coal Creek convicts have
been found in the Tennessee noun
tains, nearly starved and frozen.
Unconfrned reports from Harlan
county, KY, say that a number of lives
were lost during the recent storm.
/ Secretary Carlisle and party returned
to Washington at o'clock Friday af-
ternoon. The secretary was much re-
freshed by the trip.
A joint resolution was passed Friday
for the appointment of Andrew d.
| White as one of the regents of the
| Smithsonian institute.
At Gallipolis, O., Mrs Annie West, a
young widow, died Wednesday from
the effect of a bullet she shot into her.
self Monday night
White Faced Horse, the Sioux buck
who helped to massacre four white
men, will be tried before Commissioners
Hoover, at Gettysburg, 5. ID.
Nelson Walker, wife and seventeen
children have arrived at Kansas City
from Oklahoma in famished condi-
ton All his stock had died.
The London Standards correspond
ent at Paris says: The impression is
! general that special sy stem is neces-
sary to punish bomb throwers.
Bethany college, Bethany, w. Va,
has Japanese student When his
course is finished he will establis a
Christian school in his native country.
Some of the manufacturers of Wheel
ing, w. Va, are thinking of reducing
working hours but increasing theil
forces, thus giving more employment
Senator Hoar has introduced bill il
the senate for the suppression of lotter
les. 1t defines the word lottery
which is made to embrace rallies ant
gift enterprises
( c. r. Hollis, of Martinsburg, w. Va.
has been appointed assistant postmas
ter in the United States senate to fiji
. the vacancy caused by the death o
) Charles L. Hagans.
, Senator Sherman was suffering fror
cold Wednesday. AS matter G
| precaution he had remained indoors TO
day or two past and has had his maj
sent to his house. He expects to be ou
in few days.
During the absence of her parents a
church Friday evening Miss Maggi
: Conway, Of 11l2 South Sixteenth stree
( St. Louis, was forcibly despoiled OF he
a wealth of dark brown hair by ta
: man with mask.
e With a flourish of trumpets an
: brass bands the Modes Glass work
d located at Cicero, Ind, has started.
employs 400 men. Every body was give
r souvenir cane. For the present the
r will manufacture glass jars and be'
n bottles.
5. A destructive fire broke out in tt
building at 234 Monroe street, Chicag
Wednesday night, causing damage
the extent of s15O,OOO. The buildir
!" was occupied by the Chicago Toy ar
+, Fancy Goods Co., and the Calumet 2
4 per Co.
i About week ago Alfred Seward su
= denly disappeared from Mt. Carms
- KY, leaving wife and seven childre
~ He has not been heard of since, al
,ss they fear suicide, as business troubl
n and family difficulties had been weig
=, ing on his mind for some time.
8. Secret Service Inspector j. c. McC'
n Tough, of the st. Louis district,
a ceived notice Wednesday OF his
n. moval Special Operative W. }. Bur
~ also received orders to take tempora
40 charge of the office. The reasons
n the change are said to be political