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BY JAMES P. COOU.
OFFICE IN CASTOR BUILDING
lav tat . w nnm i mum
4 bitter jfatre), anganged it to that
of "Saluda," an Indian name. x9
Ben dictates,;
then you 'know the i story of the long
lane. .
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CONCORD, SEPT. 18,; 1895.
GET UTAH IN.
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Unsuccessful Attempt of n Mob at
Lynching-Two Kegro Fiends.
Memphis, Tenn., Sept, 17. A mob
of seventy-five men made an unsucs
cessful attempt last night to lynch
Harrison Fuller and Frank Simp
son, two negroes confined in the
Henderson county jail at Lexingion,
for attempting to outrage the
widow Pomeroy and her 16 year old
daughter on the night of July 11.
The negroes were captured shortly
after the crime, and to avert mob
violence, they .were' sent to Nash
ville,' where they remained up to
last week, when they .were brought
to Lexington for trial, A continue
ance of the .case was granted by
J udge i Taylor, and . Fuller and
Simpson were returned to jail. i
Between midnighl; and day the
mob went to tiio jail, broke ' open
the two outer doors, ' On reaching
Harry up with the JJtah Con
stitution, with its clause forever
prohibiting polygamy, under severe
.penalties. .
There is still misinformation
aboard in the land and still an im the cell of the negroes tHe' crowd
pression that Utan is the .land w P x,:
uab utjuuuea, senousiy- wouncung
Hugh Cook, and aligtiy wounding
men named Jones and Joiner. Ext
cite ment in Jxsion.' fa intense,
and serious trouble Is expecteoV Vl
r where the passions, cramp no long
rf 8 hall hay e room and breathing
pace."
. Simon. Cross, of Cartersyille, t3.
eloped with Mrs. Alice Hudson 1
and Mis. Minnie Marshall, Tne
trio were en route to Salt Lake when
overtaken by the husbands of the
women, and they announced that it
was their intention to be married on
reaching the land of bliss. Simon
had persuaded both women to ac
company him with the understand
ing that both should become Mrs.
. Cross when the city of refuge was
reacted.
Utah should make it known in
the uttermoit corners of the earth
that polygamy is not to be tolerated
in the new State. 1
Oiherwi8e there will be disap
pointment and regrets such as must
now fill the gentle bosoms of Mrs.
Hudsou and Mrs. Marshall and the
manly breast of Simon Cross.
St, Louis Republic.
When we get a board of health
and the city thoroughly cleaned,
there will be less sickness and de
oidedly less complaint.
In view of Reuben Kolb's advice
to the farmers to hold their cotton
till No?ember or December, when
they will get ten cents a pound for
ntj the old songi . "Reuben, Reuben,
. Tve BeenThinking," will get new
popularity Jf the farmers take his
advice and his predictions fail.
STe ws and Pfbser y er.
An old Ia recently diect in one
of the Ste,J leaving jj son-in-law
r to mourix far. deatHi HeH was asked
by inquiring and ; synithzing
friends .what was the npmplaiht,' to
VTben Baby wu tick; .w raTe her Castorla.
flliea sho was a Child, aha cried for Castoria.
Wbea aha became Visa, she clung to Castoria
Wbaa tbe had Ch ildren, sbe gave them Castoria,
which he.ahswered thai there ' ; was
This is ,no6 a dead town tj any
means, but from the variety of odors
one would, Juge that V something
,13 rotten in Denmark:.?
&T1 tbai; Ben Tillman has to do in
liia State ii to pull the string-bis
tollowers do the rest. His brother,
the illustrious and famous Demo
cratic statesman, George Tillman,
43ucceed ed jn naming the new county
proyided for, in . the constitutional
convention at Columbia last Satur
day, "Butler." , At tnis Benjamin
arose in ihdigation on Mondayv
and condemned the action - of
the conyention in the naming of the
county after his late opponent, ex
Appendicitis Mostly Fright.
At the meeting of the Virginia
Medical Society now in session at
Wytheville, Dr. Hunter McGuire
Monday read a report upon .seven-;
teen operative cases of chronic or
relapsing appendicitis, with one
death. In his remarks commenting
upon the report Dr. McGuire said
he was convinced that this operation
should not be performed so quickly
as is recommended by most surgeon
He said that in all cases he had ever
operated upon, and they were many,
he had never found a single grape,
cherry, or tomato seed, and he was
glad to mention this fact to set the
lay mind at ease.
Dr. James Herbert Claiborne of
Petersburg, stated that in a practice
ot forty-five years he had seen but
twelve cases of appendicitis, and not
one was operated upon or died. He
is pldsfashioned enough to believe in
leeches and poultices.
To show the dread of appendicitis
in the lay mind, he cited the case of
a patient to whom he . was called,
anq. who was positive he had the
disease. The . doctor, however suc
ceeded in quieting him ij assuring
him thai appendicitis did not occur
on the left side. . ' v.
DrMoore, who twice today bejd
the attention of the eociety bj bis
oratorical powers, said . that he ws
decided in opposition to barried op
eratioha in cases of appendicitv J3e
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