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GENEEAL SOUTHERN NEWS.
Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 1 13. 'Charles
Rich and Eniiha Clark, indicted for tho
murder of Thomas Breeri, tveie convicted
of murder in the second degree. Miss
Clark's case was set aside. Rich will ap
peal. " .j "V ; 4' ! . ' '-'. " 1 "
Sedbon, Ala , Feb. H. Saturday night
last Joe Leads, colored, attempted a crim
inal assault on Mjs. A. D. Prince,' .wife of
a proiniuent citizen of this place. Yester
day a masked mob took the negro away
from officers-who had starred with hinj to
t he county jail
at
Asheviile
and
hanged
him to a tree.
Frankfort, Kyi. Feb. 15. By a tote of
20 to 1G the Kentucky senate yesterday
afternoon rejected the nomination of
Postell, tho negro appointed !by Governor
Bradley as steward of tji.ft'i .Western Ken
tucky Asylum for thb Insane. The pp5-
pomtment has Deen held, up in the senate
for the past month.
Bluefiel1, W. ; Ya., Feb.
15 In the
depot at' Pocahontas George jray and Lcn
Hartsook engaged in a (quarrel over a
woman. GraVshot and kliled Hartsook
after Hartsook had fired tyo ihots at Gray
withont effect. During the
Clara. Clemens was shot ami
affray Miss
iseriously iu-
jured. Gray escaped. j j
Birmingham, Ala., Feb. j 15. Frcmi
Brights, Ala. , comers the story of tho anni
hilation of a;i entire family ;by- measles.
The family of P. A i'Higgins, j postmaster,
I were taken down at almostjthe same time
with tho malady. J First a son aged. 20
died," then the mother followed, and the
father 'came nex;t. A. daughter, aed 18,
also died from the effects! of the disease:
Neighbors bad to bury the family one-by
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, Petersburg, Va. j Feb. ll-iThe trial of
R. H. Harris, Jr., indictedl!or(the murder
of W. F. Mallory, was concluded this eyen-
ing with a verdict by the jury jof guilty of j j
.voluntary manslaughter, and using his
punishment at two yars in the peniten
tiary. "Harris was evidently disappointed
at the verdict, as he had expected to be ac
quitted on the ground of having shot Mai
lory in self defense, j ' j j . .
Fkankford, Ky., Feb. 12. Three Re
publican members yesterday led a break
irom Hunter witn a
view to creating a
stampede to some
other j Republican.
. Blackburn seems weaker among the Dem
, ocrats, and the Republicans hQpcd conces
sions might be made' resulting! in the elec
tion of a Republican. The yote stood:
Hunter, 57; Blackburn, 50; scattering, 9.
The majority of thd Republicans are in
clined to stick to Hunter, j
FRANKFORT,Ky.,Feb.l5. Henry Brown,
a policeman, was shct and killed in Ka
gin's saloon last night by Lucien Haw
kins, a drunken character. Hawkins was
6hot and killed by Policeman William
Gordon t who accompanied Brown. Haw
kins raised a disturbance, and the police
were sent for. Brown entered first, and
Hawkins fired two shots into j him. Gor-
don at the same time
shot Hawkins. Both
Brown and Hawkins
minutes.
died in; less than five
Oxeonta, Ala,. Feb. 13. luesday night
James Davis and Ned Beasley, two des
peradoes, terrorized this town,1 and . after
robbing the 'LouisvilIe and Nashville de
pot mounted a hand car and rode to Rem
lop, near here, where they burglarized two
stores, when they went intoiamp for the
night. A posse of citizens surrounded the
camp. The thieves answered' an order to
surrender by a volley' of shots, when the
posse opened fire, killing Davis and fatally
woundyig Beasley
jasley. j
'WILMINGTON. N. C. Febt
3N, N. C, Febt US. The
steamer Commodore,. he alleged filibus
tering . vessel, which has babn detained
here for some time, received he. i .clearance
papers and sailed yesterday, f She is sup
posed to have .aboard arms and ammuni
tion for the Cuban .insurgents, and her
probable destination is Charleston, S. C.
The departure of the vessel , was made
without any effort atj secrecy, but on the
contrary she sailed : away blowing her
whistles and with other evidences of dem
onstration. ' " I j
Shepherdsville, Ky 'Felj' 15. When
JudgeW. Xi. Morrow arrived here from
Frankfort yesterday he found that thieves
had.entered his house jin his absence and
taken a tin box containing notes, bonds
and other valuable papers to the amount
of between $30,000 and: $30,000l j Night be
fore last two tramps came to town and
one of them, a well dressed, man who
claimed. to be a Texan, was! directed to
Judge Morrow's house by ex4jailor H. C.
Bowman, and suspicion points' to the al
leged Texan, j 1 J .
JACE.S0N, Miss., Feb. 14. The boom for
William C. Whitney for president has, it
seems, fallen flat. Those in charge of the
boom have taken great pains to j! give t a
wide publicity, and among otjier things
they claimed that a maj ority of both
houses of the legislature has signed the
call. The Clarion-Ledger, of ; this city,
the official state journal, has Interviewed
the members of the senate on the subject,
and proposes to interview tbe members of
the house.1. These interviews show: Mem
bers who signed the call under the im
pression that Whitney was a free silver
man, 15 ; members to whom thej call was
not presented, but who would not have
signed, 4; members who declined to sign
at all, 16 ; total, 35 total" membership of
senate, 45. .
'Two Women Murdered and Cremated.
Louisville, Feb. 17. A' mysterious
doubld murdjr occurred near Augusta be
tween 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning.
Mrs. Robert Laughlin and her niece.Mary
Jones, were killed, and their bodies cre
mated in their house, near Augusta. Mr.
Laughlin'a throat was gashed and he was
stubbed several times, but he got away
from his assailants, and ran to a neigh
bor's, where he gave the alarm. Mr.'
Laughlin believes that all had been chlo
roformed. Although, two tramps are under
arrest, the people do not believe the. story
of Laughlin. The popular belief is that
Laughlin assaulted May - Jones and was
caught by his wifa, when a struggle en
sued, resulting in Laughlin killing his
wife and his 13-year-old niece and then
burning bis house to hide the crime.
j ACcosea sanKer AcquHteck
Milwaukee, Feb. 17. After being out
thirty hours the jury in the case of Fred
erick Day, president of tne Plankinton
bank, at 5:30 o'clock last evening, brought
in a verdict of acquittal. The bank failed
early; in the panic of 1893, and Day was
charged with receiving deposits after the
bank was known to be insolvent.
STOCK AND PRODUCE: MARKETS.
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Closing Quotations of the New York and
"j Philadelphia Exchanges.
New York, Feb. li. Manipulation by the
ispe'cujative leaders was again today the fea
jture of the stock market, and the course of
'prices was erratic Closing bids:
IBaltiniore&Ohio 3G I New Jersey Cen..107 - -
'Del. & Hudson 127J4 NY. Central 97
D., Li &V... ...... .161J4 Pennsylvania...;... 53;
Erie. I..."......-... UH 'Reading.....:. 134
Lake Erie &-W...-21H St. Paul.:.:....-........ 76
Lehigh Nay,.; - 4a VV. NI Y, & Pa...... 3i4
Lehigiu Valley . 37 f Yest Shore.. .......r
General-Markets.
PnitAnELpniA.Feb. 14. Flour steady: win
er superfine, 40 &2.5U; do. extra, &J.6I.KS2.90; '
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $3.35f&3.45;'do. do.,
Straight, $J.V:)J:J.7.); . western winter, clear,
$3.40.1.50.- V.'heat dull, lirm. vith 74c. bid
find 7'iC. aske I for February. Cora" quiet,
with o-Jc. bid and 34o. asked for February.
Oats quiet," with 2iJ4c.. bid., and . 26o. asked
for l'e;bruary. Hay lirm; choice timothy, $16.
Beef ahd pork steady! Lard steady; western
steam! $5.ii2-. Batter firm; western creanc
er?. l&frlOc.; factoryf 8;4ic.; Elgins, ,19c;
imitation creamery, llS;i3c.; New York; dairy;
QQSc.j; do. creamery, Pennsylvania
and western creamery p rials', extra, 20e.; do.
ehoice 19c. ; do. fair to' good, lyvnlSc; prints
jobbing at 21 ic. Chsese steady; large, U2
lU4e.; small, t10Ha-" part skims, . 3,463.;-'
full skims, 2&3c. Eggs weaker; New York
and Pennsylvania, 1434&HHC.; icehouse, 81.75
3; western, fresh. 14i4o. ; southern, 13"4l4c.
I..iv Stock Markets.
NEMi York, Feb. 14. Beeves a shade higher;
steers,! $4. 10 4. Bf 1 ; oxen, $.1(24.10; bulls,
$3.73.-S;'dry cows. $1 502.ro .Veals steady
at S63-9; barnyard calves, ,?3:J.50; fed calves,
$3.75. Sheep sasier; lambs barely steady;
poor to prims sheep, $2.75X2)4; choice and ex
tra wethers, $4.rr4-50; lambs, $4.505.o0.
Hogs nominally firm at $4.5u4 85. . ,
East Libektv, Pa.l Feb. 1. Cattle firm;
prime, $4.40 1.60; good, $4.2040; rough fat,
$3.25(23.75; bulls, stags and cows, $1.50507
Hogs active; prime medium weights, $4.6f
4.65: -best Yorkern, $4 tj'tQi.W; common to fair
Yorkers and pigs, $4.404.50; heavy hogs, $4.4
4.55; j roughs, $34. 1 Sheep steady; prime.
$3.603.75; common, $2(2.50; culls, $1(&1.50;
lambs, $3.505. Veal calves, $3. 507.25.
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J It. KENLY. Gen'l Manager.
pV M. EMERSON Tra'lnc .Manager.
iREID'S WART GORE.
'In! the year IS60 Washington Ite'iu came into
possession of the wonderrul wart ciue whki
now! bears his name, with which lie has per
manently cured hundreds of aprarcntiy iir
curable warts on horses, mules, i-nws-aflj
other animals. Just before his death, v,bki
occurred in 1889, he imparted-the secret of it
composition to his son E. L. liehh who to
been equally successiul in its use never hav
ing failed to effect a cure in a siujrie instance.
Uelow will be found testimonials l'roin some
of the most reliable men of Wilson and
Wayne : counties, who tell of some recent
cures effected by this wonderful remedy:
This is to certify that E. L. Keid treated ct
mule for thirteen (13) very bad warts alout
six Jnonths ago, and made a rerfect cure.
The jmule was badly disligured wit h tuera am
was I failing A-ery fast. She can do as mucs
work now as she ever did. -She did not have
to stop i work a davv thousrh he will tell youi
cure1 can be mada in half the time if the ani
mal rests wbile Under treatment. There a
scarcoly any sign of scar where the varti
came off. I can safely recommend hfra to a3
who jmay want Warts taken'oif of their
without injury. - . r
j A. Borden. Ooldsboro.
I Per J. G . Foreman, tireenk-'at,
November 9. 19". - ; :-
This is to certify that we arc personally ac
quainted with Elijah Keid, and lftiotjhim
be perfectly reliableand any work enyasW
to his care will receive prompt attention
His treatment for warts on -stock i ptiimess.
safe,! effectual.1 He can always guafa!:tce
eurejwithoutinjury to stock. His t teatmenM
hnthi mr-r-1 ii-n nnrl hnnmno liiii fdllie Ufi;'"'
our personal observation, ahd we known 1 1
be scientific and first-class in every pactK'
S. lUCKOCKKH. -l-f'
C. 13. Walton, M- V.
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rn tt , mi,j j .. that fc.
Heidi of Stantonsburg, has success! un
tored and cured two warts on one 01
mules. The mule was in adangeirus conaj
tjvo week's treatment lteid successfnllv re
moved the warts and the mule is no w periv
1 well, r Mrs. 8allie Lli-coiiB.
Wilson, Xs. V.. Oct. 10. l-5.
TA Art. Wimi, it T " v rvnvn K ThlSU1"
certify that E. L. Iieid has doctored and tar
ned away several bad warts from our iu -We
tjake pleasure in recommendiu: ninQ
Dec. SO; J91.
WM- WOOV.IK0'
This is to certify that E. U Beid has cur
a wart on my colt's ear which dishyure1
very jmuch. I can say with inucb 1
that he is an expert wart doctor. - n
! Respectfully, J. V. Statu.
Tarboro. N. C .Tumi n rv IS. 1 K$U-
Tbis is to certify that 1 have knw"ijd
work jof E. L. Keid's medicine on tskZi
have never seen a medicine for warts as n'
as it is, and I take pleasure in recornrneu
it to the public. . M. T. Johso5-
Frpmont v. r? Ton in tawi
This is to show that I highly recomJ
E. It. Keid for: curing warts, as he curcu
VP.rv bad on r nr r mnln for ttia.
I . J. II. Appi-kW.h
Moyton, Wilson Co., C, Jan. 5,1&
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