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SELMA, . C., SEPTEMBER 29, 18.87.
KO. 25.
, , nnn rear v cij
rf 5 yearly uhcrlbn..
rear to erery person
tiajx!t!0 It Tt Urn irtid An mrnl tyf
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DIRECTORY,
TO". O.
IENTT FOB REFERENCE.
,frs orilie Town :
Affi
fTllr-. H. Hood, J. Rains,
"r.il ind P- II. Price.
Creech, and Charles
",J C . n 1 n
jr1onr J- H. Parker.
"'PAnl. P. D. PreacMner4h
ch month. Free Pew- Put-.
tit 9 A. M-. BarHntendTit
oMhur.lson. J Morn'nflr S-rvtreii a
,nlne f5--vl.ce. 7.30 P. M. Strangers
Tlev.
inr(!fl!li!S :
E. Chnrch sonn ra-Mr,
, Howell. rriMin'i "
nd 7-.3n. m. rre r-w
r.i-hool 9 a ra. Mr. P. H Oraves
4 Bold Theft.
Stranr Invited.
l"7 r 4 - - n.t, . ha nuntiilt.
every - -
Mi. ....
Lhnat. NP. 32f, A. anl
nlt twfore the Fnll
,'jnhn the EvaujrelUt. and St. John
Arrival r Trains.
L...,rf Air Line. Mall and Express,
fcyiNnr h. 4:25 p. m.. 8oathj3:3 p. ra.
h M' P- Soath, 9:33 a. Agent.
ff. Harrw. - 1 v ;
.'. .r,nt !ndv Vorth. 10:17 a. m.
L,..f,rht.. Soath. Trl-weiciy, o:ib p-
im'M. P. Hortd, Postmistress- W. H.
Wini AcaflenVy. C A Smith, Principal,
s Hnnfl. dealer In General Merchan-
i RiilroHrt s'reet
Dr. W. B. 'rawf .rd, Drugirtst, opposite,
r.Riiiroai wi'ot..
, o rropnh. ainral Merchandise, op-
UiV North Carolina Depot.'
r nn. G-oceris nno Oiacare,
ji'th corner RaP mart and Wehh streets.
Olivr ft Fnrren. General Merchandise,
mth HMroad street.
i ti Parker. Genenl M erehandls.
pthwegt corner P.al'.road and Batford
V Peele. Or-eerle,ontheast corner
Jiiltnad and Ralf--rd ntreet,.
IiWcMnHmi Pmejrlst. Railroad street,
K N. C. Railroad Dept.
j. Klns, General Merchandise, sontli
lillroad street.
Km .8 C Waddell Sawmill. Wett) street,
Wth-ast of N O RaMroad T epot.
Will & Allen, dealers In Wines. Llqnors,
IiM?rt, Groceries, etc. RaKord street,
Webb, Tti1 & Co.. Gene rut Merch"r
II enmr of Kallroad and Wetb streets.
T H. WhHtey Wine and Beer Saloon.
Wimton Kros, . Genera Merhandlae,
h troil street, near N C Railroad depot.
Hums Edertoo. Ice Dealers, near the
! r!h Carolina Depot.
Kob e Rouse Capt A M Nohle, P-onrle-br,Rail-oad
9tr et, north of N C Depot.
Oa of the boldest thefts ever
known to this section was com
mitted hew last Monday,- M.
Wm. Peele, of Mar'boro, drove
in town and hitched bid horse at
the end off. Main street. Afte
transacting his basinesa, he re
turned to get his horse and bag
gy to go homeland to bis utter
astonishment both . were gone.
He was soon informed that a
very black: negro boy, apparrent
ly about 18 years old, was seen
todeliberately bitch hi horse to
the buggy and drive off and the
same chap with his tarnoat was
met at Springfield by Mr Job n
Livingston driviog for life, the
horae already lathered with
sweat.
OF
A Big Steal
A Jlorae Thtrf Captured.-
A YOUNG PAINTER.
IIE GOES TXTO BUSINESS BY STEAL
ING AND IS APPREHENDED.
Arm BaJlij Crushed.
Appointment of Railroad Police.
away
'ally
The Governor yesterday ap
pointed J. A. K ?L aehl in, J. M
Goddard, W 0 D dson and W.
H. Peuberron as special railroad
policfj tor toe ' Cape Fear & Yai
kin Valley Railroad. Tttese ap
pointments are made nnder sec
tion 1988 of The Code, which
provides that the Governor ma?
appoint ench persons for this
pnrpose as any railroad corpora- J
tion raav des'g iate. They ar
required to take oath and have
the same powers as municipi!
police. They ara req aired to
wear badges and are p-ii i by the
r ulro-d" corporation which they
serve.
On j yesterday a yoang white
maa m the employ of Mr. S. M.
Parrish, who ba3 the contract
for painting the new Etora of
Messrs. Tucker & Co.. was m
rested for stealing. The younsr
man tad been, painting on the
mtrior for several days, and it
sems ' had been carrying on a
Hyutejn of steeling various arti
cles every day until ho had accn
mnlated a considerable stock.
As the articles wer taken they
were carried to a womau'f house
in Eait It le';;h and : stowed
bean
Killed in a Cane Mill
The young man was un
apprehended by Mr. Tuck
P. Kcad, head of the alios depart
ment1, from whom a pair of shuts
- i .
had been taken. After missing ;
the shoes he made inquiries and
learned from some' of the sales
men -that the young painter had
wearing the shoes, aod
said that Mr. Pescud had
given them to him. Mr IVsoud
at once pat the matter in the
handd of the police, who made
Mearch and astonished him by
reportiog the ifiuding of a large
quaritity of goods in the paint
er's possession, inclnding valises
nmbrellas, pants, patterns, shoes
Some weeks ago. a requisition
was made by the Governer of
Sooth Carolina for one Owen
Manning, alias Obed Maredy, a
notonons horse thief. It was
found that be had stolen a great
deal of property of the sort in
this State, and so the Governor
when Manning was arrested,
refused to give t him up.
He was arrested in a swamp in
Beaufort county after many
shots had been fired and after
he had been wounded severely.
Manning's track acros the State
from Eebesoo county to Beau
fort was marked by horje, steal
log, whila other kinds of prop
erty were also bagged. Tuesday
he was tried at Lnmbeiton, in
Robeson county, convicted, and
sentenced to ten years imprison
ment in the penitentiaiv. He
said, on being granted permis
sion to speak, that ire was thirty-
five years old, and that up to
two years ago he had lived a
good life. He began his crimes
by taking 6toIen goods, and la
ter horse stealing became a pas
sion with bim. He had etclen
horses in a dozen counties. He
is by birth a Suth Carolinian.
Tho?, ends for a time, the career
of the most notoiiou horse thief
in this State in many1 years
Raleigh Correspondent Rich
mond tJiep&tcb.
Ol.i Weduesdajr evening three
colored men came down from
Greensboro to join a force of
railroad hands j at work here.
They did not gojto work at noce,
but took qnaterjs in the train
Chanty" for the t'me and wen
to sleep. At. night the bed bogs.
which had commenced war ear-
y in the night, proved too much
jr one of the men, aid he got
tut of the shanty witb the iuten
ion of finishing Ihw nap on the
ground. He lay Idown alongside
of the lar, and by a sleepy "roll
arm across the
o'clock yeatePr
Late Telegrams.
over tnrew his
track. About i
aid
other various articles.
A liUle twelve-year-old son. of 1 About $33 worth of goods were
Mrs. EUzibeth Hill, in Gasfon recovered. The extent of the
county, met with a honib'o steal is not known. It ia vary
death yesterday, by having his probable that a considerable
head caught io a cine mill. Tne qaaotity of the goods had been
boy was standing in front of the disposed of before the de jvery
upright cylinder-, through was made,
which the cane U parsed, when The young man was tried be-
Knights of Labor.
We are in receipt of a letter
from an officer of the Wilson
Assembly, Knights of Labor, in
wh en he denies that tue negro
cotton picker's ' strike is the
work of the Koight3 of Labor
He says the two white men wool
urn trf.inrr nrnnrifl rwsra n'.rri n rr tho
CULLED FROM OUR DAILY
EXCHANGES.
SOME OF THE WORLD'S DOINGS
BRIEFLY STATED FOR THE BEN-
. -V .- 1 : . - "
efit of our i:eade::s.
Was hi veto n, 8cp. 21. Tho De
partment ot State farobhes the fjllow-
icff f r puVic.tio-: -
Mctnoraniam or an agreement be
tween tie Givcrnmnt of -the U.itted
States of America end the Gjrern-
naent of Spaia, for the reciprocal and
day morniag a construction train complete snFpoosiorj of all discriaiinat
pulled in and side-tracked with ing duties of tonnage or imposts in the
the 'shtnty" carl In backing
struck the "shanty" car and and Porto Rico anJ-all other cpuatries
moved it iast -far enough to I belonging to the Croaof Spain; upon
make the first whfel roll on the the Pr the rpectie counirie?
anu their cargicf.
L it is posit ively a?roeI th at from
this date an zbsil ito equaUzitnn of
tonnage dues and impost duties shall
r I ai uuco uc appiicu io lue prouuu' mos oi
to a sou jaiiy ana wm prouaoiy articles procociics from the United
mu's arm and stop on it. II s
yells of fright and piin brought
assistance and toe car was mov-
edback. Ilia arm was crushed
be amputated. The accident was
purely the reaulj; of the man's
imprudence, butjthe company is
bacing him caraa for News and
Observer.
The body of
Tombs" was bur
ton a short while ego in the pre
sence of a large
"Uuola Billy
ed in Washing-
nnraber of the
States or any other foreign country
when carried in vessels belonging to
citizens of the Uuited States and under
the Amexivjin flig to the itfard of
Cuba, Porto Ric and the Phillipino-,
and also to all other countries belong
ing to the Crown of . Spiia. and that
bo higher or oter; tonnngo dues or
iaposts shall ba levied upon said ves
sels and goods carried in tfcera as rorc
fia'd than are paid by Spanish vessels
Dcnus, Sc t 21 Tho wcxklj
tiom1.t papers throujit Irclaod
pub!i"h the uutl reports of the pro
ceed. Df of the various local branchci
of the league, de-pito the fact that
ucder tho terms of the now crimes act
the editors are liable to imprisonment
fjr pabHhiog the reports, which tceut
ith TWeotlenaaaatbas of the go
ercment .. j . i' .
'MMNuraus, SerJsO A Caotnn
(D ik ) special to the J urnal eaj s thai
t'ie east tound pascr'ger train on the
Chicago, Mil trankee tc St. Paul rail--
i road ran into the rear of a freight train
at 4 o clock thu morning three roles
eaf t of herr . The trail vas switching
at Iowood, Towa, and (he rear part
breaking loose, tore down the,; grad
toward Canton foreveral miles, fiaa'y
pollidni with the pa5CDger traia.
Tvro bodies era still in iho wreck and
the wrecking trains are now at vork.
Thirty rassccgers escaped unit jared.
LyxcuntTao. Sn, 20 n Ad
vance special from Fiocastle, Va, aayi
a general. Gght' took place among a
'arge gacg of negroes near Wihon,
Bjtctourt county yesterday, in which
macy were wounded, and one nam I
Risa will die. The origtn of the diffi
culty is not known.
I-
Si.
best white citizens as well 8 and their cargoes under similar cir
almost the entir colored popula- cumstances.
tion. Prominent among those 2. 0 a the above conditions the Pres-
present were th member of the ideot of the United States shall at once
fAtnilc f the. lktft General Ri- issue a proclamation, declaring that
. -i - - ,.-
berc Tombs. Tjucle Billy was
discrimination tonnage dues and im-
Maytr Thompson yesterday,
in default of bail was sect to
Smith field Directory .
OFFICERS OF THE TOWJT :
Mivnr V M. Ives:
Ciii'nisHt.mers-R. T. L'tnceford, H-nry
niaito, F. ( . Ilymin, a. W. 8mllh, Calvtn
3w(s
Chief of Police Miles Goodwin.
M E Chu-rh S-MVth -Pastor. Rev. S. Pool,
Highway Rolbery.
the rswetp" struck him and fore
knocked him down. Uoforrq a,ui
narely, he fell towards the mill j til.UN-ws & Observer 22tid.
aud the hair of his head' was
caught between the 'cylinders.
Before the machine couid be
stoppped thQ boy's head had been
dtavu through the machine h
crushed ioto a horrible mass of
bloody pulp.
The Agricultural College Farfn.
Mr. B. S. Skinner, of Herr fo d
who was recently-elected, super:
intendent of the Agricultural col
) D. Preachlnc 2d Sunday In each month. f h a : i ,An tulr,.n
'wPffa. sun.uy school n a., m. . super- lege larm oss wrivpu ana taKtll
charge and is now clearing;-up
the: timbered ror ion.- Th
grounds atie to be puc in thor
ough order, that experiment
work may commence with' the
opening of th C lh-g of Agri
culture and the Mechanic Arts.
No time has been set tor
o'endnnt. Dr. .1. R. Ronfcwlth.
Mis-ioniry Raptlat Church Pastor. Rer.
I. P. Jones.' Proachlng Sd and 4th k'unday.
ml 7 V M:, every 1st Sunday. Free Pewa.
S'tnlav SaMiiwtl 9:30 A.. M. Superintendent,
it. Julian S. ALlerman.
Primitive Bantlst Paste. Rev. James A. T.
'"lies. Preaching each 'st Sunday.
OH r HOURS COW)UKD.
MethoUst Vswtor, O. G. MeGee. Freach
H( Sunday each month and every Tues
ievenlns. Sunday School 9 P M.
Baptist Pastor, Rev. P. T. Hill Preach
U every 1st Sunday. . Sunday School 9 A.M.
?uperlutendent,Troy Stevens.
Arrival of Trains: '
MH and Express, North (daily) 5 50 P.M.
Mail " South, 10-.3O A. M..
Freight and Accommodation, (Trl-Weekly)
"tth fi X.: M.
. Freicht and Accommodation, (Trl-Weekly)
5"nih.7:30 A.M. Azont, James W . Morris
Uutut, w. L. TUdtord.
Postofflco:
Mrs. M V; Sueed P.M.
Miaa Julia Sneed. Assistant.
Newspapers:
.Christian Visitor, Semi-monthly. Editor,
r; j. -t. tlarjter. Subscription price $1.00.
4 Smlthflld Herald, Weekly. Editor F. T.
-'ker. Suhscrirtion, $1.50 per year.
-Rectory ot the Cotmty of Johnston
and Town of Smithlleld.
Senator linn. Jas. H. Pou.
Hiue of Representatives Edw. S.' Aboil
l5l J"hn s-inders. -She-t(rD.
W. Fuller,
Supprt ir Court Clerk L. R. Waldell.
Reierof Deeds T.D. Morgan.
Trwisuror p. T. Masaey.
kroner B. R. Hood.
Surveyor T. R. Fulschum.
BSuperiutenclent Board or Health Dr. J. O.
we. t .
CUairn an Board ot Commissioners D. T.
H'Hieyeut.
iwrintendent uf Public Instruction--Ira
Turlington.
Chairman of the Board ot Education J. C.
Scarborough.
ttomev tir County J. H. AbeU.
KoUry P-ubUc-rN. Q. Oulley.
Schools.
ftee School, Prof. John C Scarborough,
"incipoi; Mrs. i. v Hicuu, Assistant.
Davis & Turlinzton, Principals of Smlth
Oeia Collegiate institute, students prepared
to enter any college.
! I.odgrea.
FeiinwaViin t ra vn 84. A. F.& M.. meet
t'J Saturday in each month, at 1 o'clock A
and Thursday night ol the n.-st wees oi
Spring and Fall Term each Superior
y'urt a: 7 o'clock P. M. Wm N. Benton.
M.; Ellas Rose. S W.;. R W Crumpler, J
: S Powell, Secretary; 8 R Morgan, Treas.
OlWe Branch Lodge, No 37. I O O F, meet
rtday nlpht t each week, at 7 o'clock p m,
Hudson, N ; L L Sasser, V O : T K.
oo 1, Hecordlng Secretary; Joka Ivee, FlDAtt
ew tiecmaryj E j Holt.
One of the boldest and most
dastardly robberies we have
berd of was committed oa the
i ' .- -
Smrbfi-ld. road, leading from
Wi!s u, about three miles from
rowu last Monday evening. Mi.
VVi liam Peele had been to Wil-
. .. w ft . m TT
son ana soia nis cotion. ne
staried for his home in the even
umlr and when he was about
three mdefrom town near ,Great
Hwaoip, no wasftoppeu oy turee
rcirro men, taken lrotn his cart
and robbed of $10 all the money
e bad.
Toey then let him go on home
without molesting or disturbing
him further. The three negroes
negroes for that purpose are not
members of the order. He oays
also that the report f that the
hands at the Cotton Mills intend
ed to strike is false. They have
enterta'ned no cuch idea. He
says there never was a more
contented or better treated set
of hands than those in the Wil
son Cotton Mills.
The Advance was glad to re
ceive this -letter and to give its
contents space in our columns.
could recogn'za the rascals if he
Our col urn 8 are always open to
cement a fraternal feeling be
tween capital and labor. Wilson
Advance. .
rtAf.a in TTmt a1 Qntsa ' n en
born eighty-seven jers ego the pcnde(j aod diaconlioucd &8 rcgards
siave oi major ioaus anu as Spaniah ve9gel6; and produce, mana-
11 years old wueo ice major s
json Kobert, va4 born. Billy was
assigned as boy in waiciug on
the baby, and took great inter
est in Li development When
young Mr, Toctbs grew up and
married, his father made him
a present of Billy, and ever at-
Mr
Peele says he had never seen
commencing work on the build- before, but believes he would be
inga hat it is very probable that ble to recognieatbe rascals U be
work will begtu this fall aud couia ever lay eyes on inem
that the college will open next again.
' ... ' J Tnrt A ipjnno rf (Yinrca liao
spring. TUe commnee wr pre- - ,
vented from commencing work nv "tue nope inai tue conci-
last August as was intended, by rndeless villians wdl be caught,
circumstances that could not be but it sincerely hopes they may
belaud that the severest penalty
ot the law may be visited upon
them. Wilson Advance. (
if ;
A Dangerous Accident.
ter the closest friendship exist
between the two. BUly accom
panied t hi- maker to Washing
ton, to the fashionable watering
places and to Europe.
overcome.
A Colored Man Arrested for Forger;.
Sorrie time since a warrant was
issued for the arrest of Lewis
Andrews, colored, who had for
ged an order of the school com
mittee of Pender county.
Yesterday a man named H. L.
Andrews, -commonly fcnown as
Wilbert's Body Found.
The body, of James Wilbert
was found yesterday afternon
about 5 o.clock, noatingin the
Cape Fear river, ab ot fifty yards
from the Navassa Guano factory.
Tbe body was first seen by Sir.
Boone, an employe cf the tac
tory. A boat Was immediately !
sent out and the body was tow
ed to tbe city; but owin? to the
atenexa of the arrival the in
quest was postponed until
o'clock this morning. Toe body
was identified by ssveral as Wil
bert's. A large wound, mad-
by a bullet, was found in hip
bead, but it is a matter of sur
mise whether this causod bis
- I x :
death, or whether be was drown.
ed while atttempting to cross
tho river Wilmington Star.
Mr. Thomas Ba nes had a dan-
get one accident to happen to
him las: Tuesday. He was at
ork on the dwelling house ot
Mr. John Hutchinson, aod the
Lewis' Andrews, brought in a scaflolJ gave way, throwing him
tUt load of wood, and while at to the ground. A deep gash
the wharf was arrested by Mr. cut in his head one in his leg
a r. Mnore who bad been dep- and bis arm was considerably
" T - I
u izt-d bv the -.sheriff of Pender, I Druisea up. xne acciuent ws
quite a dangerous one. fit was
lucky tor bim that be escaped
wth his life. He tried th scaf
fold in the morning and it was
all right. Wilson Aii vance.
We are prepared to do job
: work on-short notice.
to arrest Lewis Andrews. Au
drews was not able to give a jas-
ified baud and was carried to
jiti. Andrews made no Veis-
4nce, Hnd c'auitH mat be is nor
the man, hw tber say - hat he
s the partv bo cmuiitted . tbe
oCLVViliuingtouS -ar.
Iu this
wav he became familiar with
many distinguished people.
Before the war Billy bad an
intense hatred for the Abolition
ists, refusing to countenance
them in aoy way. When the war
was over aud tjie Tombs farni
ly had gathered once morn at
the old family in u-4torj, Bill re
turned there foo, as well a the
rest. 'Yoa are tree now," said
General Tom bn to hi:n, Pi never
be tree from old mister," said
be, bat I will foi'ow vou all my
life.' To tha Gen. Toombs rc
p!ifd: Very well, then, 'I'll take
care of yon."
Ever alter Billy ws the most
devoted of . servants, looking af
ter his mat't's interest? j an
rhoagh they wetehis own. When
Gn. Tombs two y-ar ao
de left fall !rovii)n tor Uqole
Bdiy's maintenance, aud juo
naouruer at tMe General's grave
-httl warmer jears than the fai h
tat bid African, hn lin e:i
there long after the crowd had
melted awayJj Uocle Bdly will
be remembered as o African
who absolutely refused to aecepf
his freedon.4-W7iUon Advance. ;
AGood Story of Tom, Marshall.
She Kiddleberger episode re
minds me ot a case in which old
"Tom Marshall was supposed to
have insulted tue Gignuy oi ine
court, and was fiued 850. Tom,
on hearing this, rather added to
tbe insult and was fined another
$50. Tom was capable to the oc
casion. Leanipg towards the
bench he said: 'Ju
a hundred dollars.''
t he court i xcl ai med :
remit the entire fine
is better able to lose
dollars than I am.1
Journal. ,
dge, lend me
Upon tbi
Ur. sherifi
The State
a hundred
Highland
Chief Appin iti i -i-t?d a ne;gro
named BiblWharton Suudav
night. It was found that he pad
been stealing flour, meat kod
miscellaneous grocerif s. He Saras
not tried he'te,- because it wag
known th tffbe was an escaped
convict Mr, Apple sent a mes
sage to flalergh inqairing tbe a'
mount of th reward tor Whar
ton. The ans'wer was tba it was
$10 and expenses paid. Mr. Ap
pie left with his prisoner last
night tor tb penitentiary where
he arrived safely, turned the fel
low over to the authorities, an 1
received bH reward. Yrhartou
is a desperate character, and ran
facture8 or merchandise, imported into
the Uoited States, proceeding from
Spain,lfrom the aforesaid possessions
and Phillipino Islands, and also from
all other countries belonging to the
Crown of Spain or froia any other for
eijzn country. ,
This protocal of an agreement is
oflered by the Government of Spain
and accepted by the United States as
satiifaotory cotiGcation cf the facts
above Etat d.
3. The United States Minister at
Madrid will be authorized to negotiate
was the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
either by an agreement or treaty so as to
place the cemmercial relations between
the United States tod Spain on a per
manent footing advantageous to both
countries. '
In witness whereof the undersigned
in behalf of the Governments of the
United States and of Spain, respeet
ivcly have hereunto eet their hands
and seals. ; "
Done at Washington this 21st day
of September, in the year of oar Lord,
1887.-: .'
LSI T. F. Batard,
L S.j E. De Muruaoa.
Cincinnati,, Sept. 21. The opera
tion of the i lavr of last winter, which
repeated the statute authorizing the
establishment cf feeparate schools for
olored pupils, U producing friction in
ajaay p!ai2s. At Oxford, Ohio, the
colored pu;il nearly all deserted their
own Hihool and applied for ait&Usion
to a white 8choxl. A publio meeting
was held an 1 the school board was ask
ed to order the colored pu pi s to their
own school. The Board comp'ied witb
the rcq lest, and the colored pcopl-j
propose to apply for a caaa lamui. At
Yellow Springs the School Board has
ordered the schools closed indefinitely,
or until the L?gtsltura nn meet and
take tome aation at Bipley, OhioA
suit in maQ'lama9 was eulercd to com
pel the school board to admit colored
pupils.
Cuicago, Sept. 21. A circular 1 1
deep red Anarchistic tealcneie is bv
tog circulated in Chicago. It is head
ed, "To tho Working Men of the UYi
ted States ot North Amei a,, and
denounces the action of the Supreme
Court in npholJing the decision of th
lower .Court ia the Anarchist eaten.
The circular refers to Captain B JcSc' i
as 'the notorious 'police bandit," acd
villifies Judge Giry without stint
The circular u cijned; "The Federa
tion cf Trade Uuion," an l was print
ed in Near York. Police Captain
LnjnsvitLK, Ser. 21 Thii morn,
ing Williim Thon:pfon conceded hi
self near the house of A. J. Thompson, :
eight miles from hero and shot jhnH
memVers cf a fjrci'y one of thnn faa-,
ly. The murderer also shot; a eche 1.
Heacher. Ills victims were hw own
cousins. He has not been captured.
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Paris. Ssp. 22 Tl.e story is eon-
drmcd that after the ex -cation of the
murderer, Pracztni, a certain poli o
official obtained a portion of the mur
derer's skin from an attendant at th
Medical Bchool and had it eoovertrd
into a couplo of purse, of which '
nrescnted ono cacr to Wm. Taylor apd '
Goran, other police officials, as four -nirs.
The facts leaking out, the latter
delivered the parses Jto the Procurator
General, who dismissed all concert ed
in the matter. : ( ' . -
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o iJar mnntha ftcnv IT fini,M 1 0'Donoed telephoned tbu morning all
tarm fnr !atpftlin0WVl,afpr' over the city to haveacy pefEons found
i Weekly, f aisuiDuting me arcaur ancsiea.
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formation has been received at the
offi-38 of the Surgeon-General of; the
Marine Hospital Service that the y
low fever epidemic" at Key"WBt is
practically at an end. v No new cases
have been reported daring the week,
and only one death has occurred.
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New York, Sep. 22.s About two
hundred men employed on forty build
ings on 731. 75th and 76ditreets, the
Bo.ulcvard and 11th Avenue, struck
this morning because of s'x or seven
plumbers who are non-union men los
ing allowed to work after their dis
charge had been demanded. A walk
ing delegate of the carpenters union,
Bjb Farrcll, entered one f the build-
inps on 73a street and was arreied by
a detective for trespassing. He was
taken to the Harlem police court sod
r arjled in tbe custody of his counsel.
The strikers claim to number ooo
thousand, but last Saturday's pay-roll
dvs not bhow more than about 20 1
names. The strikers quit work a
man as Farrsll was arrested. - Tlie
bricklayers quit because they could h jt
sjet Uitttrial, to go on. There are
about twenty-five men ttill working on
the buildings, seme of them Uoioa
ojco. The contraetbr'rf agreement pro
vid.s for a strike, tut be said be would
put on lcw men as soon as postible.
Losdo.v, Sep. 22. The British
steamer Romeo, Capt. Williams, from
New Orleans August 30ih, for ltocen:
grounded ct Villcgiver and capsixed
i'nd ii a total loss. Firemen Robinson,
Hayes scd Davi, engineer Thompson
it.d three other persons were drowned.
London, Sep. 20. Baron Moock,
Libera?, one cC the Lird Justices of
ire I it!, and Fjparth Lind Commoner,
h be 1 the lariilords of Irdacd to foi
' ow Archbishop Wal&h'i ad noe aod
old conferences wil h the temots of
Ireland, with a view of reaching better
tlatioQs on the question of rents.
Baltworz, Sep. 22, A fire - this
oorniBg dettioye'd the paper war e
toufC of DoUiT,' Sludge & Co. on
tloriics place, Sharp streeC. The
lamage ia eEtimatcd at 100,000, partly
?vrcd by insurance. The stock ot
i enry S. Kiog & Co. , hard ware, ad
i ncing. was 6omewhat damaged by
cater, as was also that of 1 8. Levy,
s aw goods. The paper warehoui
tuilding ii owned by John King, Jr.
atd was damged several thousand doi '
a i. It u aid Ito be iniixeJ.
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