Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-26
THE NEWS.

1G NE w O'
Charles Etzler surrendered himself IN
Phoenix, Ariz., as an accessory to the eX-
nress robbery at Rescue, and turned states
evidence. ce.-The bronze statue in honor oi
DR. ! Marion Sims was unveiled in New YORK.
a run was begun on the discretionary
pool Establishments in Piltsburg. -lhe
manufacturers of cod rolled steel in the
limited States are to form an organizatlon.-
Judoe Ross. in the United States Circuit Court
in Los Angeles. decided tho application OF
tbe Postal Telegraph and able Company. TO
be accorded facilities by the receivers OF the
Atlantic AMI Pacific Railway Company Tor
constructing its telegraph lines along that
road favorable to the petitioners. "A. l.
PETER. who reported to the police Of st.
(loud Mimi that he had been robbed OF
80 400 made an assignment for the benefit OIL
his creditors to John NJ. Rosenburger' -
There was an animated scene at the parson-
ace OF Rev. Sebastian Smith, in Paterson, y.
] between Mgr satolli and the members oi
q committee of the church, who were angry
hocouse Satolli refused 10 dismiss the prles''
i D. Darlington, a civil and mining en-
cineer of Altoona, while under the influence
of liouor. opened door leading out OF the
Globe Hotel washroOm, and iell INTO lhe
cellar. and was killed. .-The Franklin Sugar
Refinery. in Philadelphia, was shut down
n nooilo from IlpVQln nd
four ma -ked burglars battered down the
office door OF the e. NJ, Oyiatt ManuIactur-
iny Company. after the night watchman had
refused admission. On gaining an entrance.
the burglars bound and Gaggel the watch
man. They then drilled the safe, and blew
it open with dynamite.
II fs rumored in Jacksonville that II. b.
Plant has bought the Florida South Railroad
for 50 OO0. 600. Fires Of incendary origin
have destroyed over $50 900 worth OF prop
ertv across the river from Denver, and
vigilance committee has been appointed -
Donald E. Dufton, lawyer Of Ebensburg,
Pa. was shot and fatally wounded by an
Italian at Lilly, eighteen miles west OF Al
toona.-Sa Samuel Booth ex-mayor and eX-
postmaster Of Brooklyn, died in that city,
nred seyenty-seven years.- George Gold
man. an insane farmer Of English, Ind, killed
hIs wife and then killed himself. o.
Keefe. a laborer, while riding on hand-car
ON the Allegheny Valley Railroad, near West
Penn Junction, was struck by locomotive
and fatally injured. - In the City OF Mexico
Senator Verastequs has begun suit against
Col Romero for 900 for the killing OF her
husband. chic! of the government stamp de-
pnrtment. Peter Mc1Ianus is in Chicago,
on his way to Washington, where he will pre-
sent a complaint against the Peruvian govern
ment for ia SO imprisonment, damage to his
heallh and violation of his rights as an
! American citizen. - Charles Ermish and
Otto Wcnigkell were hanged at st. Paul ior
, the murder OF a lar-keeper on May 20.
John Ellins, assistant chief Of the fire de-
partment ut Muskogon, Mich, was hurt by a
fall of lumber at a fire. - Charles Hardin
and others were acquitted at Nashville, Tenn,
of the embezzlement OF $4,000 from the
teenth annual session Of the New York and
Philadelphia Synod OF the Reformed Epls-
copal Church was begun at Newark, N. j..
-Prcsident Hippolyte, OF Hayti, is prepar
ING to meet another rebellion. In a recent
scrmmage he whipped his minister Of war,
who is now laid up for repairs. Mrs. Mar
garet Murphy, aged 1O8 years, died iq New
York. She came from Ireland eighty-iour
vcars ago.-Constable John II. Cunning
! ham. of Chicago sues Edward Corrigan, one
of the proprietors OF the Hawthorne race
track. for half million dollars damages for
assault, by which he lost an ye.-The New
Jersey Synod appointed committee to act
with similar committees from other religious
bodies to oppose all forms of gambling -
Two woodsmen, Burns and MERCER, were
murdered in house Of i'll repute near RapiC
River. Mich. The steamer Gaelic, sailing
from San Francisco, carried home 500 chin
ese. 100 japanese, also S75O,OOo in silver, con
signed to hua, where it will be used to pay
of the Chinese army.-A number OF changes
are being made among Union Pacillc and
Southern Pacific railroad officers.