The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-04-05
NEWS ITEMS.

The Cleveland, O., rolling-mill will
resume work.
Mrs Williams two little boys beat to
death their infant brother at Reno,
| Ok.
The cold snap has cost truck garden
ers around Chattanooga alone fully
| 500, 00O
w. NJ. Thatcher was elected chair
man of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity in
New York.
According to rumor, nuggets of pure
gold are being dug out of the ground
near Laveta, Col
w. II. Owens, city marshal of Paris,
| ILL.,, shot and killed colored coal
miner who resisted arrest.
Edwin L. Waldo. belonging to a
wealthy Boston family, is missing and
the police are looking for him.
DIR. Sheldon jackson, commissioner
of education for Alaska, will leave on
his annual tour of inspection on April
| 10.
Mrs. Henry Elig attempted suicide
by throwing herself in the river at
Wheeling, w. Va. She was rescued in
/. time
L. j. Morton, a merchant of Grand
Rapids, Mich, was stricken with total
blindness on the streets at San Fran
! cisco.
John Birnstein, travelling man, was
arrested at Kansas City for pawning
$1,000 of his employers goods. Faro
| fiend.
The carriage factory of w. A. Patter-
son, Flint, Mich, was burned Thurs
day morning. Loss, 500, 900; insurance,
$4,000.
The widow of President Garfield, who
is in Washington for few days, called
with her son, Henry, on Mrs. Cleveland
Friday.
The remains of Senator Alfred H.
Colquitt were inferred in Rose Hill
cemetery, Macon, Ca, with impressive
ceremonies.
Gov. Waite has refused request to
call for the unemployed of Denver to
march to Washington.
The board of commissioners OF the
Kentucky Western Lunatic asylum has
advertised for bids for the SOS, 900 ad.
dition provided for by the recent legis-
lature.
Work was resumed Friday in the
mines of the Lykens Valley Coal Co.,
where operations were suspended
week ago Nearly 5000 men are EN-.
ployed.
The largest log jam ever seen in the
Greenbrier river has formed just above
IL Nh
a conservative estimate of the logs in
the jam.
Ex-Sherif Leonard Tressel was found
guilty at Mansfield of embezzling s74O
from the Urich estate, and is now a
prisoner in the Jail where a year ago he
was jailer
The personnel of almost three-fourths
Of the total number of the board of ex-
amining surgeons of the pension bureau
has been changed since the beginning
of last May.
Moy Lee Sing, the Celestial sent to
the workhouse for running an opium
joint, at Indianapolis, Ind, will get
out an injunction to prevent the cut
ting Of his queue
The Chickasaw Cotton mills OF John
T. Currier and others, at Chickasaw,
two miles from Paris, Tenn, burned
Thursday morning. Loss, about $780,
600; insurance, $4,000.
At 2:5O Wednesday afternoon the sem
ate lobbies began to fill with smoke.
Fire had broken out in a room used for
the storage of paper. No damage be-
yond that to the contents was done.
The Bavarian government has prom
ised subvention to send the manager
of the Munich Permanent exhibition to
the United States to promote the sale
of the products of Bavarian art in
dustry.
The Star Clipper newspaper office, at
Traer, Ia, was destroyed by fire Fri
day morning, and also the post Office
and several mercantile houses The
loss is $50, 600; partially covered by in.
surance.
The statement that mortgage for
s24, 900 held by Col. Pepper on his horse
Acolyte, had been foreclosed is denied
by Coxey's attorneys. There has been
no record of any such transaction at
Canton, o.
j. s Brawley, of Pennsylvania,
Wednesday rendered his resignation to
the president as sixth auditor of the
treasury for the post Office department
1t is understood the resignation was
involuntary.