Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-02
THE NEWS.

The Ihmscn Glass company, OF Pittsburg,
has resumed work in its green and amber
bottle factories giving employment to large
number of men and boys. ALI the miners
imprisoned at Iron Mountain, Mich, by the
cove.in have been rescued. Thirty head
of fine cattle. affected with tuberculosis, be-
lonpinp to Hon. Jonas Van Duzar, fFlmira.
N Y. have been killed by order OF the state
officials REV. Alexander Heborton, aged
ninety-two died in Philadelphia. He was
the Oldest Presbyterian minister in Philadel-
phia. Deceased graduated from Princeton
Theological Seminary in 1882. Judge Hal
lett in the United States District Court In
Pueblo COL. sentenced Shaw, Carey and
Jones to iail for three months for interfering
with deputy marshal at Trinidad during
the recent strike. Tho others were dis
CHARGED and nine held over to the next term
Of court. the jury having failed to agree in
their case. e.-Rev. Sheldon Jackson. COM
missioner Of education for Alaska, arrived al
Port Townsend from the Arctic. He reports
that the herd Of Siberian reindeer at Porl
clarence had been increased to 700 head, ,and
that they are thriving splendidly, very lew
dving.-Fire cat sed damage to the amount
OF $50 900 to the Ayres Building IN New
york.-A large Hungarian boarding-houst
at laurel Run. Pa. was blown up by dyna'
mite placed under the house by unknown
narties and three men killed and ten H.
jured.
Colonel Charles n. Pine. one OF the editors
ot tho Port Jcrvis, n. Y, Gazette, died, aged
.o,or,v-one wears. He was forroerly engaged
=, Journalism in Philadelphia john Bruce
r,rd who was formerly engaged in the pub
usbino business in New York, died at his
horoo in Brooklyn aged seventy-nine years
10 nuhiehel the works OF Henry Ward
poocber Mrs. Stowe and William Cullen
n.,.o,+ Daniel McClintic, OF Columbus,
I'd committed suicide. He WIS short in
h,s accounls. and ha also committed for
CORY - harles Ensstrom bridge tender Tor
tho chicago and Northwestern Railroad, was
found under the trestle at the Chapin mine
- Iron Mountain. Mich, with his skull
orusbed in. He had received his pay, and it
= ho,iovad was murdered and robbed. -
,1ro Alice Hubbs and John MORE were re-
looscd from the Hudson county jail in New
Jor.ev They have been under arrest since
sentembcr % on the charge OF being impli-
oatod in the death ofGeorge Moore, a brother
If John. from poisoning. The coroner's jury
found that Moore came to his death from
strvchnino administered in his tea by some
unknown person. Whitecaps thrashed two
rcpro women in Bishopsyille, s. C.-Th'
Government is investigating Chinese frauds
in San Francisco. - The postollice at Roar
inc Snrings. Pa. was looted by thieves -
Z NJ Clark, manager Of Armour Il Co..
Wholesale oleomargarine warehouse, was be
fore the United States District Court, in Pitts
burc on the charge OF contempt. in refusing
70 omen his books to Internal Revenue Col
loctor Kearps. BY fall Of rock, clever
men vero cntombed in a mine at Iron Noun
tain, Mich.
Ten deaths from typhoid fever have oc-
Cured in six days in Berea. Union, waco
and other villages in the east end of Madison
county, KY. New cases occEr daily. BaC
water the result OF the long Trotractet
drought. is responsible. The trial of Var
X Pritchett at Nashville, Tenn, charged will
the murder OF his father Clark Pritchctt. oil
July 9 last, resulted in a verdict of not guilty
Pritchett shot his father while the latter wa
advancing in n threatening manner towar'
his mother. John T. Roddy. Of New York
has made prOpo5itionto the Southern farm
ers TO form a trust with $50 900, 0O) capital t
control the cotton market. Tho Geor5i
Legislature met, Mr.. W. II. Venable wa
elected president Of the Senate and MIR. W
II. Fleming speaker Of the House. --Pro
Arnol Gayat Cameron, Pin. D.. Of Yale Uni
yersity. delivered tho Founders Day addres
at Lalayette College, Easton, Pa His topi
was The Real France in Oar Education. -
Adam Nedinsky aged thirty-one years, an
his helper. Charles Urbin, aged twenty fiY
wears. were killed by Il fall of coal in tn
GiIberton mine. near Ashland, Pa - Grove
Of subscribers to the discretionary pools
surrounded the Offices Of those concerns
, Piusaurs demanding their money They r
ceiyed no satisfaction. The large store
H. 4. Sa. e & Co.. harness manniac urer
Fas.on. H.. was destroyed by fire. Lo
$4,000.
Receiver Aubrey has sold assets Of the Fir
/ National Bank of Del Norte, Col, valued
Sis. .923 at public auction ior $1,000 Mos
of the assets were notes "of stockholders
the bank and relatives. Onlysten per cen
/ was paid to depositors in dividends, and the
4 will realize very little more H. '
Dammes grocery store at the northea'
corner Of Biddle and Ninth streets, was blow
; 10 ruins by an explosion in St. Louis, III
3 five persons were badly hurt, the injuries
one being thought fatal. Conductor He
and Brakeman Soonbury were killed IN a &c
lision between passenger and freight ira
: near Walker Station Texas. -GeorSe Sal
, derson. of Lines one township, Pa, recent
etrrc1, n vein of cement. one hundred ie
thick on his land. New York assayers say
/ ia the best in the world A company OF Ea
form capitaiists has been organized and
p,aut will be built to turn out 1000 barres
h. dav- Dent Mobley and Roy Davie, ty
bows OF DuncansvlIe, Pa, aged, respective
s nine aud eight years. quarreled and cut al
hacked each other with penknives. Mobl
nushed his knife into Davies abdomen, pic
I cling the liver and causing fatal injuries. -
= An eagle attempted to carry off colored