The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-22
NEWS ITEMS.

OF Bluefields
At Elkhart, Ind, four saloons are
abont to open in one block.
Mrs. Orr-Ewing of the China Island
mission, at Kiu- Kiang, is dead.
The ship Santa Marie is thought to
have been lost off Pensacola, Fla.
The nude corpse of straugled fe.
male infant was found at Columbus. O.
Frank Fisher, aged sixteen, was
gored to death by bull near Marion,
Ind.
The navy department has begun to
purchase stores for the Behring sea
fleet.
Daniel Williams, a Negro, tried to
kill his wife in the mayors office in ST.
Louis.
Fire damaged the old Athenaeum
building at Chicago to the extent of
$40, ooO
Commodore Oscar C. Badgeron, was
Thursday placed upon the retired list
of the navy.
DIR. j. A. Guin was shot and killed by
John Hill at Calera, Ala, for SANDER
ing Hills sister.
The Ohio senate passed Senator
Hughey's bill to prohibit the shipping
of quail from the state.
! Tie nuns have withdrawn from the
Riverside schools, Pittsburgh. This
definitely settles the controversy
! Michael O'Connor and his wife, Maud,
of New Orleans, have been discovered
to be working land Claim fraud.
John j. Pater fell off his horse while
intoxicated at Newburn, N. c., and
broke his neck. He was wealthy.
Jas. Armstrong, of Silvani Springs,
Ark, was murdered by his brother
on his (James) wedding night Jeal-
ousy
The business portion of Sidons Miss,
town on the Illinois Central railroad,
was wiped out by fire early Thursday
morning.
Charles johnson, peddler of Column
bus, o., was held up in broad daylight
at Hanover, Licking county, and rob-
led of s65.
A mob of twelve masked men at.
tackled four non-unton sailors at San
Pedro, Cal, and beat them cruelty
with clubs
The boiler of Vale's sawmill near
~ iSS'Siis che., Ca JiouCO.E SOTuell,
the engineer, and three of his children
were killed.
The largest vessel on the lakes was
successfully launched at the Wyandotte
yards of the Detroit Drydock Ship
Building Co.
Ephraim Buckman, of Plymouth,
near Mansfield, O., is believed to have
been murdered and his body placed on
the railroad track.
The coming British budget, it is said
upon authority, will propose changes
in the income tax amounting to q con-
siderable increase
Mrs. Patrick Lavary, of New York. is
dangerously i'll with blood poisoning,
caused by being bitten by her little |
child sick with fever.
Seventy-seven new cases of typhoid
fever were reported to the board Of
health, Bnffalo, N. Y, Thursday maxi
ing 1T cases in two days.
Grand army posts of Parkersburg,
W. Va, met and perfected plans for the
annual state encampment which takes
place here April 25 and 26.
Senator Hill has joined forces with
the western senators in urging the
early consideration in committee of the
territorial admission bills.
The French government has declined
to accede to the demand of the Agrar-
ian department for an increase of duty
on foreign wheat to francs
The remains of Robt E. ]. Miles, the
veteran theatrical manager, were laid
away in Spring Grove cemetery, Gin
Thursday afternoon.
Five special examiners of the pension
bureau will be detailed for the work of
of the alleged extensive
pension frauds in New Jersey.
The body of Richard S. Davis was
recovered from the Gaylor slope, at
Plymouth, Pa, being the fourth thus
far found of Tie thirteen victims.
William o. Powell, farmer living
west of Efiingham, H., and seven of
his children are in dangerous condi-
ton, the result of eating poisonous
There is to be organized in Home
stead. Pa, to join Coxey's army,
company of unemployed steel workers, !,
who failed to secure jobs after the
great strike.