Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-24


/ been destroyed.
/ Anarchist Heury's sanity is now If
I question-The Wakefield r / post
Z Office was robbed OF about s5i05-The
I Dickson Memorial chapel at Salem, Mass,
was dedicated--The Ostrau miners az
cepted a % per cent increase ia wages
The l25 employees in the silk mill at New
ton Upper Fails. Mass, are on strike
Tennessee bankers protest against the
unconditional repeal Of the state bank tax
Mrs Marion Whitney was lined $40 IN
court at Cambridge, Mass, Tor defraud-
ing liverymen Eight boys made their
escape from the Piummer farm school at
Salem, Mass-TwO young men, Max
Weisman and Benjamin Levine were arr
rested at Boston on the charge Of forging
and passing promissory notes.-the
Massachusetts supreme court decided
that the SIS, 600 insurance on the life of
Moody Merrill will nure at his death to
the benefit OF Mrs Charlotte Z Baker,
his sister-in-law, to whom it was assigned
70 secure an Indebtedness of s50,000-
James FarraT. farmer, was murdered at
South Lincoln, Mass, by William Bar
rett, burglar-The grasd jury closed
its investigation into the Hayerhill
Mass doodle" cases-The new First
Congregational church al Nashua r. H..
was dedicated attempted to
wreck the Adams express train near
Cordaville. Mass The decrease Of treas
ury gold is attracting official attention
"A committee was appointed 10 inyes-
tigate charges OF bribery in the senate
Snodgrass was renominated for congress
ia the Third tennessee district on the 43Ith
blllnt-Georgia Populists nominated J.
X Kinds, until recently a Democrat. for
vernor--Admiral da Cana has re
turned 10 Montevdeo-rhe engage
ment Of Miss Anna Gould TO William NJ
Hartman is said TO have been broken off
The conference between coal miners
and operators was failure-The Dr.
Meyer case was given to the iury--Teu
persons were killed and 10 injured by a
cyclone in northern Ohio - The
French am bassador 10 the Vatican has
been charged to negotiate with the Nati-
can for his own recall--Sevtral anar-
chisfs were wounded in a fight with the
police az Roubaix--George Griii,hs
beat "Nellie Bly's' around the world rec
ord.
Saturday, May 10.
a COW caused "A railroad wreck at Bal
blown up near Fresno. GAIA terrific
hailstorm did great damage in Ohio
Illinois and Indiana-Seven priests were
ordained at 81. Johns Methodist chapel
al Cambridge. Mass-A black standard
bearing the initials A p A. was planted /
at night on the site of the old Ursuline
convent in East Somerville, Mass
Judge Stafford OF Salem, Mass. decided I
,fTar MANN farrftrare from. other Z
states are not entitled to protection ia /.
Massachusetts - Portugal promised
Brazil to land the Da asiama refugees /
far from Brazilian territory and I
broke her word, hence the sever
ing OF diplomatic relations -
The will of Nathan Law is contested at
Fall River, Mass-An attempt is to be /
made to secure a new trial for Yankee
Dan Sullivan at Providence-AIrs. All /
house Of West Sufiield. Conn, got a di- /
vorce because her husband abused their 1
child-The Lewiston Me- school boar /
forbid dancing at a reception Of the high /
school graduating class-The New /
Hampshire Law and Order league issued 1
warning address to selectmen and /
mayors-The cases against Leslie Scott, 1
the forger of Brattleboro, VI, may not be /
pushed--Henry Bundy, who sta bbed his /
father at Bethel. VT, was captured
Captain David Robinson died az Rock I
land. Me-Clif w. Grant welded his 4
leading lady Miss Eunice Ray. on the I
stage at Worcester, Mass-A big corn /
canning factory at Pennington, Me. !
was burned-Forest fires in Rhode /
Island caused $4,000 loss-The /
senate investigating committee is TO 4
begin its work Monday coal /
mines. at their conference in Cleveland. I
decided to continue the fight--Dr Rice !
won the Parkway handicap at Graveseud 4
BOOK keeper Kean Is charged with 4
stealing about $4,000 from the Harlem I
River New York; hank - Northern 1
Idaho is overrun with Coxeyites--A ter /
rife storm swept over Lake Michigan. (
At least Is lives were lost, and seven YES 4