The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-15
NEWS ITEMS.

The Minneapolis flour output is in
creasing.
A tornado did some s25, 900 damage at
Pueblo, Col
Corea will become member of the
universal postal union.
The 3 600 of the 12, 600 Chinese in the
Los Angeles district have registered
The new antidote for morphine saved
the life of Miss Ida Rose at Indian,
apolis.
Richard Croker and family have ar
rived at John A. Morris ranch in
Texas.
A wolf is creating considerable ex-
citement in the vicinity of St. George,
w. Va.
A. ID. Werner, ex-county treasurer of
Hebron. Neb., is short in his accounts
s5,649.74
Now it's Mrs. c. H. Bissell. of
| Charleston, ILL.,, who is heir to millions
in France.
Capt Benjamin Thompson, of Ken
nebunlSport is dead aged 100 years and
two months.
The Parkersburg board of trade is
urging the matter of better roads for
West Virginia.
Wheeling, w. Va, and vicinity has
been fairly flooded with green goods"
circulars lately.
Pittsburgh board of education will
reject applications of nuns to teach in
the public schools.
Tom O'Brien. the noted bunko
steerer who escaped at Utica, N. Y, is
| doing soldier duty in Hayti.
Among the arrivals at the Midwinter
fair is Baron Nechtritz, of Berlin,
chamberlain to the German emperor
Russia and China are reported to
have come to an understanding, which
is yet kept secret, with regard to the
Pamirs.
Young JOS Doonan, who shot Alder
man Lomasney at Boston Wednesday.
is veritable crank. Lomasney will
recover.
Mrs. G. w. Andrews and Mrs. A. 5.
Strong were fatally injured by being
run down by an engine near Birming-
! ham, Ala.
The treasury balance Friday shows a
loss of nearly sS0O,000, the aggregate
, standing Sl3S, O72 600, of which SlO7, ,325,
600 is in gold.
Mrs. Thos. Moonlight, wife of the
newly appointed minister to Bolivia,
died at Leavenworth, Kan, Wednesday
. of spinal trouble.
The house commerce committee
favorably reported, Wednesday morn
; ing, bill to bridge the Tennessee river
at Clinton, Tenn.
) The fifteen men who lynched Johr
5 Slaughter at Sparta, n. c., are threat
{ ened with the same dose by band Of
Slaughter's friends.
, Application for change of venue has
/ been made by counsel for A. w. Dick
9 erson, the indicted cashier of the Cas'
9 county (Michigan) bank
e THERE were Is, S73 cases admitted an'
treated in the Bellevue hospital, New
i York, last year, of which 1S,7s1 wer
l. discharged and 1852 died.
: Thunder Bay is entirely free of ic
e and navigation to the port of Alpena
g Mich, is practically open. 1t is tn
s earliest opening on record.
J. The mystery of the disappearance q
A. F. Donnelly, of Belvidere, ILL.,, wa
= partly cleared up by the finding of hi
a body in the river at Chicago
s Lumber firms of Minneapolis hav
s. decided to consolidate, and have abou
:. consummated large deal of pine tin
IL ber on the Upper Mississippi.
IS Harry c. Wiltzshaw, the abscondin
II book-keeper of the United States nj
Is tional bank of New York, was con
5, mitted to Jail in default of $40, 600 bal
IL Moore Baker sold to New 4or
T. museum for $500 the bloody bed an
III cradle in which his wife and chill
rs were murdered at Franklin Park, N.
- Funeral services were held over tt
- remains of BENZ. H. Werden, in Was
ington, formerly of Springfield, 9
who died at Cairo, Egypt, on Janua,
- IS.
" The judges of Cook county (Chicag
~ Joined in a complaint to the count
H. board in regard to the unsafe and u
Ga healthy condition of the county bull
or ing.
ad Joseph c. Willard, who went
nd Washington city from Vermont abo
RS 1850 and gave his name 20 the histoI
er Willard hotel, was lying very i'll We
nesday.