The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-06
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

chief Of police, and removed five OF rArr
present police force.
Huntington, April John C. Boyc,,
well known citizen Of this borough
and member of the house OF rcpreScgs
atives OF 1885. died today of paralyia>
| aged G5 years.
Pittsburc. April i.-Thc strike OF tkr
unskillcd window glass workers is prlr-
tically at an end. a majority Of the h'ez
tenders and shove boys have agreed 10 "a
back to work at the old wages in tas
large factories, and this break vii! prsS
ably end in general resumption.
Wilkcsbarre, Pa, April AT 4
| o'clock in the morning fire brokc o't a.
the large barn owned by Mrs. j. &. nav-
old at Buttonwood. The structure, Win
all its contents. including - cow
wagons. farming implements, srrin aNa5
hay were destroyed. Loss, 5000.
| Harrisburg. April 4.-Statr N-ets
urcr Beacon yesterday appointed T. :.
Pierce. of Salisbury. present ars;i",ncI
cashier in the state treasurer ons,
as cashier, to succeed the late BcnGnnig
Haywood, and Lislc w. Orr, OF .inrcsr
county, as assistant.
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mother and children are doing WI. Tx
mother is 81 years old.
Oil City. April Mrs. Hannah Dails-
claimed to he the oldest resi- lent o.
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Lack"y, n veteran newspaper man WIS
found dead in his room M the lIoi3
Jcrmyn yesterday afternoon. Dr,lA
was due To heart disease. He was ofn
ncct"d with The Republican for -
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Carhondnlc. April 1.-Thc large ho6k
hoUsn at Nanding, north of this plsrv.
was burned to the ground this r;irrnm,.
and the facts connected with the msieS-
tu,.r Indicate that the fire was " iu-
crrdiary origin. This is the fuurax
school building burned on this site wifs--
in three years. and the authoriiio, trs>
,"nkiu. a vigorous investigation as Z.
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"-il'eeharre. Pa. April I.-Wflky,
Il, go lo,ume n city of the third ,,io %,
vr.,.~.loy. and Mnyor Nichols and ~,
H., ,.rn,il hooked horns Mt once. Tn,
,,,,nr ,rn,scd Cbief of Polio. Dr~-,,
md l1,.ri,nm,n. Amounting now mcr ~
,hcir nj rs The council r,fus,c -,
confirm Ike ,npoin,mcnts. and the .s,s
mon will continue to hold their nisos
for thc present. The deadlock is no, dur
to politics. as the MAYORS appoip,,,x
were couallv divided between the tug.
| nolitical partics
Tamaqua, April - body of Rupsa
Rider James Roric ar r,d at Lansfo.ss
from New Yori, vest lay morning .a@
| was buried WITH military hOnorS lnd1c
at Summit Hill. Boyle enlisted in Tvrer
A, of which "Bucky" O'Nci wGs rz.-
tain. He met his death in the charge uE
Sun Juan hill. The battle was practical
" over when he was struck by two stray
bullets one going through his neci, ana
the other the body. lie was tmricH ~
the foot of the hill. up wnich BE- had So
callnntly charged
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shot himself through the forehead, cans-
ing instantaneous death. Mills was en-
ploycd by the Cornwall Railroad com
pany. and WAS Il good, honest ana S"bgT
workman No reason for his suicide IL
known. unless it be that religious mai
ters prcyed upon his mind. lie becamr
deeply interested in church affairs TINS
winter and the supposition is that tins
produced insanity. His wife and f@E-
children survive.
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