Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-20
DR.. HOWard'S
Specific.
Late News Of the Week.

The East African coffee crop is de-
stroyed - Historian Froude is preca-
riously sick at London-A destructive
hurricane ragged along the Spanish coast
Leather warehouses at Bermondsey,
Eng, were burned-Grey Leg won the
Portland plate at Doncaster, Eng
Rhode Island potato crop receipts have
fallen off by 000-Horace Ingersoll
of Salem, Mass, friend of Haw.
thorne, is dead-A Methodist min
lister was tarred and feathered at
Frontier, Mich-Hon. George w. Wood
man of Portland, Me, is dead-Freddie
Laflen of Marlboro, Mass, aged 4, was
fatally burned while playing with
matehes-Adam Devens of Boston
committed suicide by shooting Des-
pondency was the probable cause
An attempt was made to kidnap the son
of Ferdinand Ward at Thompson, Conn.
Alfred Wells Richardson Of Spring
field, Mass, was nominated for governor
at the Prohibitory state convention
The Republican majority in Maine is now
placed at IS, 424-The Methodist church
at Bridgewater, Mass, was rededicatcd
The Hoosao Tunnel disaster inquest
opened at North Adams, Mass
The Massachusetts, naval brigade is given
hearty praise by naval officers who in.
spected il ON its recent tour of duty
Thomas g. Lawler of Illinois is the new
commander-in-chief of the Grand Army
Madeline Pollard has decided not to
go on the stage at present-Russian oil
companies have made a deal with
independent American companies 10
fight the Standard-A British vessel
spoiled "A Japanese attack on Chinese YES
sells by firing a salute at dead Of night
Admiral Kirkland, U. ;. n, assumed
command of the European station-All
the large Chinese warships are 10 be trans
ferred from the YangT Use coast to Pei
Yang-The Lucania reduced the time
record for the eastward ocean passage-
Edward j. Carr, aged 3, died at New
Haven from shock occasioned by being
burned. The child's clothing was set on
fire by other children to frighten him
John O'Neil of Whiting VT, was
killed by the cars at West Salisbury, VT
About 800 lasters employed by j. NJ.
Slower, shoe manufacturer at Lowell,
Mass, struck for an advance in wages OF
u cent per pair.
Farm buildings at Fort Fairfield, Me,
were burned-A block of San Francisco
houses were destroyed by fire-Scotch
miners deny that their strike is finished
The international peace congress
opened at Perugia, Italy-A mutiny of
in Guatemala was quelled by
the president-The Austro- Hungarian
budget shows an increased expenditure
for lS95-Western Kansas hogs were sold
at Fort Scott for mere cost of transporta-
attempts were made
to burn the Old Soldiers Home property
at Washin ington-William Chapman of
Haverhill, Mass, was held for murder
Gus assault upon his sister-0ne hun
dred lives were lost and 2O00 buildings de-
stroved hy a conflagration i'm Shun- King,
China-Ex-Se senator George L Edmunds
Of Vermont was elected vice president of
the Immigration Restriction league
Mrs Cougar lost her case against Con
Morse-The other labor organ
Izations at New Bedford, Mass, accuse
the spinners of double dealing-A horse
ran over four children at Lewiston, Me-,
and two were probably fatslly injured
A claim is made at Fall River, Mass,
that in consequence of a flaw in the
license commission law, only the
aldermen have power to revoke
licenses Robert J paced mile
in 2;0lJS at Terre Haute, Ind - The
cruiser Adams met with an accident
m Behring sea and was towed HOO miles
by the gunboat Xorktown-The danger
of another war between Chilli and Peru is
regarded as very imminent - The
Womans Relief corps adopted a resolu-
lion strongly advocating the teaching of
patriotism in the public schools-Brad-
streets weekly trade outlook finds busi-
ness stimulated-(iovernor Peck is in
Iuiring into the needs Of the Wisconsin
ire sufferers-F'rank Morris, the l6-
rear-eld Pennsylvania murderer, was
,aptured-President Tylers grandson,
he first male infant born in the White
House, and his family, were found living
n destitutiOn in Washington-Depew
S not a candidate for the Republican
for governor Of New York
An extensive forest fire is raging in the
licinity Of the Thief river Indian reserva
ion-The Montreal police department.
S to be investigated-Rev DIR. 7. j.
Kennedy, president of Amity college,
College Springs, Ia, is thought TO have
been murdered by anti Prohibitionists-
This years coffee crop is the largest in the
annals Of the trade"Japanese attempted
o surprise the Chinese at Ping Yang and
we're repulsed with heavy slaughter.