Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-04-06
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

GEE'r Bmr>ty has ANNOYED r"nlo!an',
South africa.
| .Tr frost did mach lamaE" 10 fruit trac7
In the South.
BRluNSDAoE Is greatly ON the inrrras" in
the provinc" OF Cadil, Spain.
rHENoMrNAr gold strikes have been mad"
in New Mexico and Nyomiup
FHr gold reserve m thu tulted NIL"7
Treasury ia gradually decreasing.
\ TEAoHrR in an kthcn- On. > s'hnoldoa"S
her disobeiirnt pupils with Iunssl water
TUE Connecticut Fish Commissioners wifi
took tho streams Of ia" stat" with $40 hn
trout Try
oiErAT apprrhcnsl"n- ar, iril in Switrt.
land on account ot the nsutli tent snowfall
this winter
THE Bell Telephone Company last year
earned 1925 isi.G' net and paid ~l.3" 30
in dividends
IT ia estimated that teUO head o( cattle died
in Fort Bend County, Texas. daring the late
bnd weather
THE Harvard faculty hnyr lncrcaard tho
rental Of dormtory rooms from nity h. soy.
"nty-ayc per cent.
IHE gold output % the world in 1885 az
Sregated rl5N, 0OO 900 These figures will
likely be eclipsed In 1894.
BY means of u canal connected with the
Platte River Omaha expects to secure more
water power than Minneapolis.
VIRGINIA ia now in position 10 negotiate"
with West Virginia for the settlement Il the
debt OF the latter Statoto Virginia.
THERE is some talk in Europe ii the
chances ola Threo-Emperor I.eaguc, to in
clude Russia, Germany and Austria.
los ANIFI al hna t,,at
sewer which carries its sewage sixteen miles
| and dumps 1t into the Pacific Ocean.
ENRAaED ut the crying of his baby Andre
Bartclli. Of Barbertown. Penn threw II into
u stove. where 1t was fatally burned.
PosTorFIcE authorities at Toronto. Canada.
have seized copies OF the Congressional Rec
ord, refusing In recognize tn" Congress
frank
Fruit and grain have been greatly dam.
aged by the Polar wave. which extended all
over the country east Of tn" Becky Noun
tains.
EMPEROR WILLIAM wants European nations
to make a common stand against American
enterprises which adversely afect European
/ interests
A CONTRACT has Just been made hy the
| Cranberry Lumber Company. OF Duluth
Mimi, to cut 100 600. OOO feet Of logs for
| $500 900
| REPORTS 70 the Chattanooga Tradesman
show that during the past two weeks forty
two mills and furnaces In the South resumed
| operations.
THE latest news from Corea shows that tho
/ hermit Kingdom is ripe for u revolt that may
cause as much bloodshed us the palace riots
OF ten years ago.
EXPERIMENTS have been made in planting
trn Nphn I.t 4.
mas been found that not more than one-third
OF II will grow. and that which does grow
yields weak and inferior stalk.
! The Sierra foothill districts of California
are beginning to realize that they can pro-
| duce apples OF quality equal TO those
shipped from any other State. Muny orch
ards arc being set out 10 this fruit
| A COMMERCIAL crisis in Argentina is re-
| Sarded rs certain within the next three
| months owing to tho agricultural losses
through The drought. The wheat crop was
good, but the prices yield no profit.
The railroad between Jana and Jerusn-
lem. which has been In operation about iiG-
| teen months, Is now being run at u loss Of
about 1920 n dry. Two passenger and two
| freight trains are run each way daily
FRITZ GIdENDER u saloon keeper OF st.
} Joseph, Mo-, prided himself that he "never
took dare Somebody dared himself to
! XIII himself, and he went of and blew out his
brains. He will never take another dare
The Dominion Government is unwilling
10 publish tho report Of the Ma or- General
commanding the militia, In full as 1t con.
tains the assertion that the whole Canadian
militia forcc could not withstand tho attack
Of 1900 United States soldiers.
AN ocean swell which came up the Slus.
law River Washington, one day recently.
stood four feet high at Florence, Ave miles
from tue mouth of the river.