The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-06-01
SHORT SPECIALS.

at New York Sunday on the steamer
Lauenberg from Matanzas were Gen.
Joseph p. Sanger and Col. George r.
Cecil.
1t is said that plans have been prac-
tically completed for combination of
the leading perfumery concerns in the
country.
The ninth attempt to float the Amer
lean line steamer Paris was made Sum
day evening and proved an utter fail
ure. Her bow is absolutely impaled
by the rocks.
The New York Herald's correspond
ent in Managua telegraphs that the
government has raised the state of
siege in Bluefields and Gen. Torres and
his troops have been recalled.
Archbishop Ireland preached before
q large congregation Sunday in the
church of the English Passionist
Fathers, Paris, basing his discourse
upon the Trinity Sunday epistle.
Ninety per cent. of the patent and
enameled leather trade has given ad-
herence to the programme of COM
bination, and options have already
been obtained on about 10 plants.
Gen. Lawton is at Malolos with prac-
tically his entire command. He is
withdrawing to the railroad, as the re-
gion is difficult to hold during the
rainy season. The roads will be inn
passable in few days.
Private advices received in New Or
leans say that Gen. Reyes, leader of
the late Nicaraguan revolution, is
lying dangerously i'll at Bocas del
Toro, Colombia, from the effects of an
attempted assassination.
A Negro Baptist preacher. whose
name could not be secured was shot
and instantly killed at Newmarket,
Ala, by Tom Pi;cock, prominent cit
izen of that place. The Negro had
threatened to kill Pitcock.
One woman was killed outright,
another was fatally injured and a baby
was so badly hurt that its chances Of
life are small in grade crossing acci-
dent at Singac, about eight miles from
Paterson, N. j., Sunday night
At Bear Creek, Wis, Edward G.
O'Rourke, president of the P. D. Muir
ply Grain and Mercantile Co., has been
missing since May is. No reason can
be assigned and his wife and relatives
fear he has been foully dealt with.
After the snow blockade, lasting for
four months, the South Park line has
been opened and train reached Lead.
vile, COL, from Denver. The South
Park officials announce that from now
on trains will be running rigidly.
Wasyl Guezcsak and Simon Czuey,
two Galicians, who murdered Wasyl
Bojecaeko and his four children a,
Stuartourn last October, were exc
cuted at Winnipeg, Man., Saturday OF
the same scaffold. The drop fell at
| o'clock.
Howard Kretz, young man abou
% years Of age, who says he is an ar
student of the Academy of Design il
New York, made a startling and sue
cessful jump from the Brooklyn bridge
just before dusk Sunday evening ant
came out of the river uninjured.
The immigration from Ireland is un
usually heavy this season. There wer
landed from the Majestic at the bsrg
Office Friday over seven hundred Irisl
boys and girls. The latter were in tn
majority, and the immigrants lande'
were from fifteen to twenty-five year
old.
At Nashville, Tenn, while deliriou
from fever, Mrs. Ode Clayton Sunda.
morning shot her 5-year-old daugthe
Roger in the head inflicting a danger
Gus wound. Mrs. Clayton then turne
the revolver on herself sending a bul
let through her brain, death ensuin
instantly.
Gen. Greedy Sunday received cable
gram from Maj. Thompson at Manil
reporting that party landing for tn
repair of the cable at Escalante, Ii
land of Negros, had been treacherous
ly attacked by natives; that Capt. Gee
II. Tilley, signal corps, is missing, an
that the worst is feared.
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