Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-07-13
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY.
Domestic News I'm Brief.

II Is believed that an extension OF time will
not be granted to the Pacific railroads.
Secretary Carlisle has directed that steam
ship companies must support detained immi-
grants.
Two thousand starving miners at Spring
Valley. ILL.,. looted the 80, 900 storehouses Of
the Spring Valley coal company. The house
was guarded by deputies, who were power
less to stop the rioting.
The imports OF New York for the week
were IL IN .097 and the amount marketed
$3.50, l44. For the corresponding week Of
1873 the imports were s2.6l2, ,947 and the
amount marketed s2,ll2,4SH.
Colonel Gouraud, chairman OF the Glad
stone American Invitation Committee. has
sailed for England ON the Umbria, taking
with him the formal invitation, which he will
present in person TO Mr.. Gladstone.
The York Dynamite Works. at Mount Wolf,
YORK County, Pa. hlew up. Morris Bekela,
workman, was killed aud several Others
were Injured. The building was totally de-
molished The pecuniary loss il small.
The East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
railroad has been -od by order OF the United
States court to the Southern Railway com.
pany for 81, sos, 900. The property will b
turned over to the Southern railway compan'
on August l.
By fall OF coal in No. slope OF the Su4
quehanna Coal Company mine at Nanticuke,
Ia, four men were crushed TO death and two
others fatally injured. The mine officials
say the accident is one that could not have
been foreseen.
A negro, Jim Bell was riddled with bulleu
and burned by mob in Cheatham county,
Tenn. He was arrested on "a charge of kill
my child and burning house at Bullsboro.
On the way to jail the mob overlook him and
the end soon came.
A. :. Holmes, of Buffalo. N. Y. got YER
dict OF sl05, $50 damages against the Buffalo,
Rochester and Pitt5burg Railroad for the loss
oi his refinery by fire last year, on the ground
that the tire was caused by spark from a
detective locomotive stack.
The New York State branch OF the Iron
Moulders Union has adopted resolution
calling upon the Constitutional Convention
To present an amendment to the Constitution
maalng the heads of the various labor de-
Par,ments elective officers instead OF ap-
polntive.
Lizzie and Lena Breyfoge, daughters OF
ex-senator l.. W. Breyfogle, and Miss Car
rol, who reside about mile northwest OF
Lenexa. Kansas, while crossing the Kansas
City, Fort Scott 4 Memphis railroad track
near their home in buggy, were run down
10y last north bound train and instantly
killed.
lettering to the telegram recently pub
llshed TO the effect that the Russian govern
ment had presented an ultimatum to the Jap
anese government demanding the withdrawal
OF the Japanese troops from Korea, 1t eau be
stated on the best authority that no such ulti-
matnm has been presented by Russia or any
other government to japan.
One hundred thousand dollars worth OF
checks were discovered In the Kings County
IN. l.,l Treasurer Office, which accounted
for s72,OO0 OF money which the late Deputy
Treasurer Gardiner was supposed to have
been short in his accounts. This leaves his
family s2s,OO0, salary which he had not
drawn in the thirty years OF his service.