Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-06-15
new ENGLAND NEWS NOTES.

A horse vaIned ut 500 WAS stolen from
Howard Iittlrlrd's stable at Cape rOrpoi-e,
Me-
The Durire mills Nos. aud at Fall River
will shat down un or before june Ii TO allow
time far alterations aud repairs.
David Morri--ry. aged ~, was arrested at
Hartford. ct, Tor the Cowli~haw burglary.
II was "tuS Sht trying 10 pawn some OF the
stolen PROPERTY.
President Cleveland Gov. Gre-nhHlge aud
Other prominent men hay" been inNit IL at
tend Attlrh"rO'+, Mass, A0Uth anniversary
celebration Ia October.
Richard \ Chandler about 81 years old,
was taken insane at highland Light, Mass,
and committed an assault un his father, WIN.
Chandler, 81 years of age.
fire guttrd the paper-boN mandatory
owned by Charles Noll ut Manchester, \ II,
Loss about $4,000. partially insured. The
fire was caused 10y a boiler hue.
The employees OF the Mckay Il Bgelow Me-
tallc Herlrr Association at Lawrence. Mass,
have been given notice Of proposed reduc-
tion III wages OF 10 to Is per cent.
Governor Morris has appointed Samuel W.
Smith of Ansonia, Ct, member Of the state
pharmacy commission in place OF Emerson
A. Hough Of CUlliGsvlle, resigned.
Mrs. Anna Colbert. aged 50. committed
suicide at Huntington. Mass. hy cutting her
throat with razor. For % years she hal
been blind and had recently shown signs OF
insanity.
Fire badly guttsd the building known as
the Fairbanks block" occupied by ID. q.
GILL; clothier, Mt Springfield, vt. Stock dam
aged to the amount Of $500; insured Cause
unknown.
William Leonard, aged "a, was found dead
in the rear Of stable at Providence, X. l..
A coroner's examination revealed no wounds,
and physician said death was probably due
to natural causes.
Peter Kirker, an Armenian, while dis
charging n rife In the rear of his home at
Lawrence, Mass, accidentally shot young
lad named william Robinson in the left leg
The wound Is serious.
The bond holders have foreclosed on the
Union street railroad, Dover y. II. George
A. Macumber oi Augusta, Me-, has been ap-
pointed receiver, and has given bonds. lie
| will take chargea at once.
Acknowledgement Knowlton OF Massachu-
| sets rendered an opinion that II was legal
| for Joseph Healy to retain his seat In the
| Fall River board of aldermen and still remain
| n member of the license commission OF that
| city.
An inspector Of the state board Of health
visited South AttlebOro Mass, and slaught-
cred u cow owned by Frank Shaw which
| had Tuberculosis. Other cows were ex-
amined, and four suspicious cases were dis
| covered.
Taylor ID. Tompkins, operator Of the West
! ern Union telegraph Office, died at the Haver-
hill, Mass, hospital. 1t was supposed that
he was suffering from typhoid fever, but the
| hospital physicians assert that death was the
result Of blow or fall.
NJ. A. Mayer, of Pawtucket. II. l., got a
| verdict for $1,000 damages In supreme court
| at Providence. II. l., against Everson V.
| Lidden, sewer contractor. Mayer fell over a
! lot OF bricks that had been dumped on his
sidewalk and broke his hip.
Charles b. Haskell OF Kennebunk, Me.
alias Arthur l.. French, arrested In Portland,
Me-, on II charge OF stealing "a horse and car
riHge and forging check, was bound over
in the Saco (Me.) court on the former charge
the forgery charge not being pushed
ANDERSON H. Pickering, who il charged
with the murder of Mrs. Annie Butler, waived
examination in the municipal court, Boston,
before Judge Burke. He was then held with
out bail to await the action Of the July grand
! jury. Pickering was without counsel
In the United States circuit court at Hart
ford, Ct, Thomas de Q. Richardson OF Phia
delphis, Pa. filed bill OF complaint against
the American Pin Company OF Waterbury
Conn, alleging AN infringement OF patent
on hooks. An injunction ahd accounting
are prayed for.
Henry ]. Hall OF New York city, sojourn
Ing at Highland Lake Conn, has disap
peared. He Ii a member Of the firm OF Reed
Hall Hewlett, oils and soaps, Platt street
New York. Domestic troubles recently sep
arated Hall and his wife, aud attachments
were placed on his goods.