The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
NEW WORLD.
Debs Released and Gets an Ovation.

Debs Released and Gets an Ovation.
Eugene Debs, the Railway Union leader, i'm
prisoned six months for contempt OF court In
dsregarding the injunction against the great
Chicago strike, completed his term Fridaysmorn
ing and his release was made the occasion OF q
great ovation. 1t was such demonstration as
any occasion, says the Chronicles report. The
immense crowd numbering many thousands,
which tramped through the rain and slush was
fairly hysterical in Its exhibition Of feeling. The
could S ', get anywhere nea, Bebs Rugged and
kissed him andbore him aloft on their shoulder.
The improvised lines OF "We'll hang Judge
Woods to a sour apple tree" were sung or
the streets There was a meeting at the hall In
the evening attended by 5000 people and other
thousands who could not get in stood out In the
rain until the meeting ended. pe6S made
others followed and all were radical All De
mandatory references, particularly to the Ted
eral judiciary and its alleged bias In favor OF
the corporations, to the action of the president.
to the Chicago university and its founder. and TO
the churches in their attitude toward lator,
were greeted with tumultuous applause.
The Foot Ball Games.
Yale defeated Princeton at Manhattan Field,
New York, Saturday. 1t was one of the great
estmatehes ever played between the two rivals,
and until the ball had been in play for some
tmeit was n question Of great uncertainty
which team would come OFF victorious. Prime
toms defense finally gave way. Capt Thorne's
work was the most brilliant ever seen on the
field, making n run of As yards for touchdown
unassisted.
Hayward Confesses.
Harry Hayward, who is to he hanged next
month for the murder OF Catherine Cling, and
sed his guilt today. At the time of his trial,
Harry endeavored TO show that 1t was MS Droth-
er, Adry, who murdered the dressmaker. Miss
Ting, who had money and other TRANSACTIONS
Har,, a laz,x f,Nasv otn
went driving with him early last December, and
al few hours later her body was found by the
roadside. Hayward has made several attempts
TO break jail.
John W Hoadley, secretary of the state of
kentucky, drew knife in court Friday ana
attempted to stab another man.
Herman Hattersorat, teacher of physical de;
yseopment, killed his two young daughters ana
oiew out his own brains, at Brooklyn, i,
Monday. He left home during the day, taking
the children. Not returning, This wife lfeared
something and went to his Office with po-
Lhceman. There they found her husDanus
tho hheoay corpse on the floor and the Doaies 81
rubber tubing.
The jury in the case of David F Hannigan,
VINO was tried in New York city for the murder
rendered Friday verdict of not guilty because
VI insanity, and Hannigan has been committed
10 an asylum.
A fire, disastrous to life and property, swept
building at Chicago, Friday morning. Five
m mremen were carried through floor and buried
uhuer tons of wreckage from the five no0rs
ABOVE. Four of them lie dead, but the fifth was
, mGt seriously injured. One girl fell from
S M,lhhow and received injuries from which she
Mel, dozen other men, women and girls
m moIe hurt OF overcome by smoke, and many
were rescued from imminent death. The prop
cry loss is estimated at 100000.
u Inc university of Pennsylvania defeated
M MarYard In their annual game Saturday on SOL
,oI1 heid at Cambridge, Mass, by score OF 1.
vas Sas ,inienty exciting from start to finish: Har-
tiot Played an aggressive game but failed 20
an ~ goals and lost. All the scores were maze
On blocked pouts.
senator, the healer, who disappeared so
~ ~ss'erlously from Denver, Col, few weeks
en,, rue on white horse into Graneros, about
rs, ,ailes south OF Pueblo, on Saturday, In Sc
'ste wind and rain storm. He was blue with
Al , Sut appeared not to mind 1t rs little as ne
sha, ue neat OF summer. He rested only
Sov o,t uine, and then continued his journey
u'N 70 MS Old friends in New Mexico.
mr muaihmerstein's new Olympia theater and
yer nail Yaii on broadway at Forty fourth street,
Tnss,aork, was the scene of fatal accident
ibs 5lay when steam.power pipe burst among
MAJ gnnamos under the sidewalk, killing one
almost instantly, scalding another so tnat
sna apparent he could live but a few hours,
Eortnuurrih more or less seriously seven other
yins Ivan IN aathers. hotel proprietor at Arch,
dsn1h. !, was fatally shot by his a. years-oid
rel MI annie. Monday night. During quar-
wife ns,h who was drunk, tried TO brain his
roam ~ ~ an AK. He chased her through every
he b,a .ile house and then out into the yard.
.eeirr nearly caught her when his daughter,
srp, mat her mothers life was in peril, seized
sbo,s ser mat lay on the bar and fired four
'rs al her father.