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mm 15 mpfa -j iircioiCT iff- icdailiH ,:' iUi .3 4) WE'LL WW' ToTtHE LINE, LET THE OH.pV FALL WHERE THBY MAY. " . .. . -. .. . .!iss$TSB6& . HILLB(?Bp,, . C., . TUESDAY;.,, HJWRSZTX. NATIONAL CAPITAL. INTERESTING DOfS ABOUT OVB VNITED STATES' OFFICIALS. l rr .. t i , , :.. ? " Passta Afcaat Ike Walt BtwArmr aa Mavjr Maltata-Oar Ralatlaas WltkOlbar Ceaatrlea aa Natlaaa. COHOBESSIOKlt. u Tho Sonata mutued consideration of the urgency deficiency bill. At the close f of i discussion on -the, bill, vtt wat .-I taken on Mr. Pnyne'e amendment and it u not agreed " toyeaa 24, nays 24. The bill having been reported from the committee of the whole, Mr. Fayne re newed hit amendment in the Senate and it was again rejected yea 25, nays 80. ... .In the Houm Mr. Belmont,, of New York, from the committee on foreign af fain, reported the following, which was adopted: "Resolved, .Phnt the Presi '. dent be requested to aend to the House, if not againat publio interest, , all docu uicnt and correspondence,, If any there are, between 'our government and the government of Great Britain and Vene- i , :tuela, or either of them, relating to the question of the disputed boundary be tween the said British colony, and Yene- ' ' zuela," The committee on commerce reported the bill authorizing the estab lishment of number of life-saving sta tions, among them one at Lynn. Haven inlet, V., aud two between Ck-ranolce lukt and Cape Lookout, N. C, The House passed a bill for a public building at Sedalia, Mo. It then took bills re ported from the Indian committee, and iMssed, without amendment, the till raN ifVuiff and oonfirminir an agreement with the Grosventure, Pfogan, Black feet and I Akivt VIVW iUWkllW ill lUUUiaUH, r The Senate took up the "peulon bill" lr. Wilson, of Iowa, to Insert the words, "From the infirmities of age." After brief aet bea by Messrs. Bf-rry, Man- , derson, 8hermnn, Teller and Beck, Mr. Ingalls, presiding officer, .having called Mr. Piatt to the chair, proceeded to ad dress the Senate, the gallerie Wng rrowded to their f nit capacity. The speech wai very bitter, and was replied toby Senator Blackburn. At the ron elusion of Mr. BUtkburn'a speech, di ruminn oa Mr. WiUon's amrndtaent was rtMiroed, but after half hoor, it was c : agreid, by unanimous content, at the auggeation of Mr. Sherman, that the pension bill should be taken up as wnfin thed businesa the following day and flnUhed... In theJIouse, Mr. Thomas, of - Illinois, Introduced Mil m blotting the tine of likene, portraits or reprtsenU tioDS of fem&les for adrertklng purpoaee without consent In writing. Inferred. llie House then resumed consideration of the Alabama . contested election ' ; me .of McDuffie agahmt Pavtlson. f After brief argnmenU by Meaars. Lynn, of Iowa, and Johnston, of Indiana, in favor ol the cbiira of cooteststit, Mr. OTarrell, of prgluU, took the floor in ' ' snpnort Of the majority rep rt. After rurtner delate by Mr. Butterworui, oi and by Messrs. Moore, of Texas, Jones, , j of AUibama, and Wheeler, of Alabama, . in firor of 'tW claima ot the aittinff member, the discuasloa waa closed by Mr. Crisp. The minorlt rcaolntion de claring McDuiiie entitled to a teat wai rejected ytaa 12), nave 14, and the majority Keolut on declaring the sitting nvmhrr cnthlml ta bis seat waa adODted Among the pstitiona and memorials ft presented and referred tin tit. Senate, J vrvr the following: .for theaboUtion of ail licenses and Usee oa commercial travelers. From the Woman'a Christian Temperance Uoioa, for the reptal of the Intcroetjrcfeuut tale ' B alcoholic liquors, and for a prohibitory amendment to the Constitution.. :.Vndr the call of . , autea la the House, the following bills i. and resolutions were introduced and re ferred: By Mr. W hite, of Indiana,' the following prramble and resolution: r ft Quinry JUilroad, whioh. if not speedily checkea, Wfll tna la wtueupreaa oesii tutioa and suffering, not only to those Immediately engaged in It, but to others who are B"t directly connected there with, bnt nevertheless, will be greatly effected by the prolongation and continu ance of said atrike. Iteaolred, That a apeclal committee of fire members be ap- ' ' pointed by the Hpeaker, to rocccd at once to Chicago, and there Investigate theroq- ... dltion of affairs in relation to laid strike, and that they lie empowered and masted to art II meditators between the Chicago, nn.i;,irrt.n L Ouinr and Chief Arthur. and bring about a arttlcment of the pond Ingtruul.lc and differences, which will r U amicabK and Stebble ta both par 4 tli-s, ao that the strike will tanuiiwte." fc " By Mr Breckenridge. of Kentw ky, de daring tnwts unlawful. By Mr. Thomas,'of WiaconMn, to define trust and prohibit trust! from carrying on In terstate com mm. The JIoue then took tip the IU Duflie-DwvWaon, AlaUms, con . . Ieu-d election cim, but ft wai not An Y; Wied. ) . . '. S saaaaaaaaeawaaasi .:. OttP. . J f 'A tiil was posted Iff the House ap , v propiiatlng 1.3,000 to the ronstntction if a revenue cutter for tie at Charleston, A number of Washington ladles art making rrepnitloni for aa entertain ment to be given for the benefit of the anfferen from thd cyclone at Ht Vernon, HI. ,;iCo1. John fl. Moabt ta In Waahinsloo btfore the Court of Claim, on elaba of oeTpost convention works too much to the advantage of their rivals -jwrois the border. Canadian seed growers can send packages for tour ceqts to thh country, while similar packages sect from here cost sixteen cents. The eominlttee of colored men working in the interest of the $100,000 appropria tion for the National Colored Exposition has reported success with the Senate com mittee. The Atlanta men ere itill In Wakblngton, and are urging their claims before, the House committee4 The sen tlment, both In the Senate and House is favorable to tho appropriation. 1 l Aaeiitant Secretary of State Rivet has received offlcM newt from Piedros Ne graa, Mexico, in regard to the trouble at Eagle Pass, Texas, between Texas offi cials and tome Mexican loldicrs, which resulted la the death of a Mexican sol dier and wounding of the commanding officer. His reports confirm newspaper accounts of the affair, and ahow, in addi tion that the Mexican officer defied arrest at the hands of the United States sheriff, saying that he did not come to Texai to surrender, but to fight. RU8TINQ WHEELS. J,.U X i tlO.OOO. which 1 duehlm for feet while acting m a United Stotca consul In China in If iS.t ; i i -1 ; I Seed men areromjilalnlng to the au thorities that the recently excluded far- The Pink af LmmIv Ealars B!' 4Ib Over lh WmC. . The Burlington and Northern Railroad strike la on, having started at Minneapo lis, Minn. The road's freight business waa very large before the Chicago, Bur lington and Qulney strike, but it la now nothing more than local. Chief Arthur stated unreservedly (to use Arthur's ex actness,) there wai "serious danger that the strike of the engineers and firemen would now spread widely. It Is impos sible to appease our men," he said, "when they know that railroad companies all over the country are giving aid to the Burllngtoo. We ire continually In re ceipt of telegrams showing that the com- rules are rendering this assistance, and is not la my power, or the power of any other man, to restrain them, unless such things are stopped." The Burling ton strike is involving other roads at the stockyards. Five Lake Shore engineers refused to take a train of Burlington cart from Englewooi'to Sixteenth street, in Minneapolis, declaring thev would quit before they would haul anything bearing the "CT 111. A Wabash' awiiehmao refused to reo.lve Burlington cart, which were brought to the yards at Root street The switchmen employed by the Union Stockyards and Transit Company, which has charge of all twitching at the yards, also decided that they would handle ao Burlington cars. The full support of the entiM BrotLorhood of Locomotive En- Saoert and Firemen hat been pledged to eir members oa any and all roads throughout the United States, who deem It necessary to atrike, and formally de cide to do u, la order to uphold their brethren on the Chicago, Burlington A Qulncy Railroad. So for aa heard from not a tingle road upon which the Chlca So, Burlington & Quinry has made the emand to handle their Ireigbt had re sponded favorable.' The Wabash refused point blank. The St. Paul declined, and a heavy train, twitched on to iu tracks from the Burlington's track, at Weetera avenue, for transportation over the Chi cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, was hauled back' Other western roads to whom the formal request wai tent, have 'either . refused or are pre pared to reject freight when offered. i'We wonld rather have a lawsuit than a atrike," tnid General Agent W. 8. Nine lin, of the Minnesota Northwest road, and Chicago, St. Itv! Kansas 1ty. The atrike threatens to extend to the engineer! and firemen in the Denver ft Rio Grande Railroadt freight yard. It " wae learned that several loada of freight consigned by the Burlington to IUo Urande lor transfer to the West,' arrived la the tarda.' -Order were issued ta-have the ears twitched, but the engineer oa the iwlttb engine rerueeu to toucn inera. Another engine was sent after them with the same mult. The care were aban doned, and the men nay they .will quit before they move them. Indication are V. m art ri Wai All tha Kanaaa CltV. Fort Scott and Gulf system la Inevitable. The Gulf rood ha announced it willingnea to handle freight, and nnlesalt reconsid er this deteruiluatipn vie men wiu iut If go out J , MONUMENT POSTPONED. The flenate bill appropriating 10,000 a i I. T.1W Mnnninent Association to aid In the erection of a monument to the Mlasisaippl Confederate aoltllert, when ever the fundi of that aaaoclatloa it iuf- ..i.t,i a rant Hi mnnuinciiL ram unln Mil, u . r . r - the Misoiadpi'l House, aud proved to be lae moal exciling qucsmm jr , uwww in that body. The ladle had beautifully flowett lad crei)lng Tinea, and displayed ronspirunuaiy over inc sianu a nu p?ocn drawing oi jenerson mh auu u m . l f tUtrA f laalaatnni ftA. ment of volunteers. All wai arthtloally arrafed and presented a grand picture. r k.l' l, mmtiti-i. the ladle turned out In force and thronged all the lobbied A great many painoue speenr .l..i:rMwt anH aimnir anneala made to grant the reasonable aid asked for by the ladles in their noble work, but the bill was Indefinitely postponed by a tota f fiftr.nlna to fortv-two. It paased the Senate w ith only eight dissenting vote. A CONDUCTOR'S BLUNDER A terioui collWon ocennrd oh the Cin cinnati, New Orleani tciM racuio Railroad at Pin Knot, , Ky., which re eulted In the killing of Fireman Jt A. Dana, of Lexirgton, and JSngineer I IL r..rra t.ut hU ra broken, and Brakemaa f. y.A hi. t.., rrartnrcd. Blama ft III, ItVttW - - " is placed on Conductor Tsvlor and Engi neer Murray, of freight No. 0, who it seems, attempted to run from Stat Line to fin Snol ahead c t&e, : ; " WORLD-AT LARGE. ?XN ricivnm pAi-vrjtP. nr a tours or able abtists. WhM Is la O Itortk, Bast a4 Wat aa Aerata the Water-Tfee taailag a- j fpmmm ' SHaraa. V . ' Wilfred Blunt was released from Tab , Umore,roland, jaiL ; ' The members of the Roumanian Cabi net have tendered their resignations. I The New Jersey senate hot passed the high license bill over the governor's veto. A disnatch from Massowah sayt. tnat the Italian outposts have signalled the enemy along tbe entire, Italian lino. . , f Arcbblshop Corrigan has torbldden Catholics to attend Dr. MoQlynn'a Anti- Poverty meetings,-under pain of excom munication. . . i. . Louise M. Alcott. the .authoress, and daughter of A. Bronson Alcott, the aged author who died a few days sgo, died in Boston, M0M. ,. , ' i,,,,,:.! . The steamship Circassia arrived at New York from Glasgow,' Scotland, and is de tained at quarantine onr&ccount of small pox on board. ., State Senator Tickers, of Pittsburg, Kansas, hat been arrested and taken to Kansas City on tho charge of telling, liq uor without license,' on the. shite line. The International Peace and Liberty League in Pari, France, is circulating a petition lor a permanent arwirauou treaty between France and( the United mates. 'f 8. y. Harness, oft Cleveland, Ohio, vice-president of the Standard Oil com pany, died of heart disease on board hit steam yacht Twilight, In 'Charlotte Har bor, la. : m- ' ' '. A hock of earthquake wai felt at Los Antreles. Oal.. beinar the severest for elgUteen years. No damage waa done but houses were, badly shaken and people ran into tne streets In Irigut A can of paraffine caught fire from a gas let In the loft of a building tnureen- wicn street, rtew lorK, expioaoti, anu 100.000 damace waa done. Tnei nuny Church corporation owned the building. Lord Randolph Churchill presided over conference held in London, England, to receive lh nreliminarv renort of the executive committee to provide assistance lor tne unempiorea worxingmen oi Paddington. , Quite a scare baa been created it the Chicago, 11L, city prison, where 650 prisoners are connnea, over toe tiweoveiji of a case of mall-pox. . The victim is a man wno came rroin tne Last, ana was tent out for vaerancy. He waa promptly removed to the pest-house, and the pris- onert were vacctnatea. ' The WamtutU Cotton mill, at Xew Bedford, sum., whose spinners and balk' boys are now on a strike, give notice that ail of their mills, exoept No. 0, will thjil down for an indefinite period. , The newt hat created consternation among tht trader, who depended hugely on the i, P00 operator for support . , . -, Sebastian Yonta, a powerful German, foreman of the aew Jersey Rubber Werka, at Brunswick. K. J.. was caught la the wheela of the heavy crusher re cently. Hie hand and arm were terribly lacerated. When the surgeon told Tonti the arm would have to be amputated, the latter became insensible and fell to the floor. When picked np he was dead. Advice from Lievede Conalcs, Mexico, ay that that place and Peeacho ranch were attacked by a party or -nineteen ot twenty men from Escandon, commanded by Braulio Cervantes. At both placet bloody contests took place. AtUeve. Jaun Benches and bis daughter and three men were killed, and at recacho there were killed President Alio Acumma and hit ion and aix other. Cf the fighting party one was kiiiea. By order of District Judge Molina, ol the state of Coahiula, Mcx., Capt Fran cesco Mananz, Iieut Miguel Cabrera, the second terireant and the lieutenant! or derly, all of the 8d Mexican cavalry, have beenarresteaanapiaceaiajau, cuargea with participating In the late attempt to kidnap a Mexican deserter in Eagle Pas. Tex., and with participating la a aubse- qnent attack upon the iheriff of Mave rick county. The hearing In the suit of George IT. Tildcn, nephew of the lata Samuel J. Tilden, to teat the legality of the library clause la the will of the deceased (tales man, began In Yew York before Judge Lawrence. Counsel la opening the case, stated that the action was brought for tht construction of the clause of the will which provided for the bestowal of the bulk of the fortune upon the Tjlden trust, and also of the clause providing for tht establishment and endowment of libraries InGramercy park, New Lebanon and Yonkers. BOLD SWINDLE. S If TtnnA. afra. Julia Ttnnd. 2. CI Bond, Dr. L. M. Shrfer and hie ton, V. V 1. Rl.af arlltt ntlim. M amalnl In Charieaton, P. C, npon the charge of defrauding the supreme council of the Itnynl Templars of Tcmicrnne out of fU.lKW, py me teigning aaain oi jonn ii ttnail. who It rrnllv alive. Mrs. Rond and Jiilin n. Tlnnrl were dlscharmd from custody npon swearing that their Daniel on ill ol tne parers are lorgnne. ut. Sbafcr and Mm, J. A. Robinson, and J. A. Robinson, Jr., were also arrested on the charge ot defranding the tame or ganlxitlon out of 120,000 by certifying to the death Of the flctitlou John It Lun. ' - " paron F. RMWurld, M. P., eppaklnfl at a lievtr toucsa atevcuuu uruiu vs sv tmu. OEMvANY'S t.SQRrlOW. Her BeloTaA Emarrar Wllliaai!, lawljr Paaalag frens Eartv . ' li 'l V 'tfi I" ' H II ' I , , -ills ' '" If EMrEROB WiLLIAlf. The latest advice from Germany in regard to the condition of Emperor Wil liam, are unfavorable. Prince Wfl'lam ha just returned from San Romo, rrlnce William, Prinoe Bismarck, General Von Moltke and the court physiclana are pres ent at the Dftloee. It it reported that the closing of the Reischtag will be postponed in oousequenoe or the condition oi me tmperor. Tna oniem! bulletins say: m. The tmpcror nassunerea aaen- out relapse. He hat been in a heavy sleep since two o'clock in the morning. ..r -a.. . 1 i OA ms condition causes trrcai anxiety. .uu n. m. The emneror awoke at 8.80 o'clock the same afternoon, and took tome nourishment. The Berlin BtMnetigtr publishes the following bulletin, which has been lawcd by the emperor't phyl- clant: "To the fceueral symptoms ot cold which have affected the emperor since the 3d, together with an affection of the mucus membrane of the throat and irritation of the membraue of the eyelids, hot b?en added diving the past ;ew. day palntul abdominal aiaoraer, which have occurred frequently ilncethe 6th. The emperor't appetite hat mate rially diminished, owinz to which ' there baa been a marked decrease in tut strength." The Bundesrath hat been summoned for-an extraordinary sitting 6rf the night of the Tth. 10" p. "Ha-Mx is still hoped that the emperor, notwith standing hit present feebleness, may rally. - During the afternoon no alarming change occurred.; i be aught nouna- ment he was able to take teemed to re vive him. Prince William remained at hit Grandfather bedside a Quarter of an " . . . 2 . . . Hour, in tne evening tne nrst itory oi the palace, where the emperor' room it aituaied, was all lighted up. , A constant ttream of military men and government official paased in and out. . The street in front of the palace is kept perfectly quiet Tbe doctors are anxious, on account of the emrjeror's ranldlv declining strencth. After mldnicht be lay in a doze. The doctor were unable to waxe mm to ad minister food until late In tbe afternoon. Members of the ministry and of the im perial house were In attendance during the night, and tbe telephone to fotadam waa kept open. , Jt 1 stated that in ad dition to kidney affections tbe emocrot It alto tailoring from intense pain due to inflammation of the parts affected by the rupture which he suffered tome time ago. It baa been found that morphia, admin istered to alleviate the pain, it too much for hi strength, and ha a bad effect upon hit appetite, injection of the drug will, therefor be discontinued. Doctor Von Lcur add Luthold did not leara th emperor an Instant In the pal ace all day, but to the general publio- lit tle wai known until toward evening. The very latest newt It that the emperor it in an almost comatose state and cannot live many hour, it is expected that is consequence of the illness of the emperor the crown prince will either return Im mediately to Berlin, or go to tome place in tiermany, notwithstanding the fact that he it as yet unfit for travel. SOUTHERN GOSSIP. boilkd dowt facts And fax CIBS INTERESTINGLY STATED. Aeeldonta aa Iaa aa aa Sea-New Eatar- priMa-Maleldea lUllalaaa, Tciaaarauea aa (fecial Alatcara. v? ..I..; -' The shops of the E. . T. V. & Georgia Railroad, at Macon, Ga., were destrojed by fire. 1 , - i . tt Hou, C. GuMemmbgcr. first secretary of the treasury of the Confederate States, died at Charleston, S. C. Hon. John' Ray, J the veteran jurist, compiler of revised statue and Ray'a di- gest oi laws oi Louisiana, aiea recently, aged 72 yoars. t ;-x-f:. .h ".': Pepoer & Honev. ' iewelers. at Cleve land, tenn were robbed of $3,000 worth of watches and jewelry. Thieves blew the safe open and made away with their baoty. No clew .to the robbers. State Chemist II. B. Battle, of Raleigh. N. C, returned from Washington, D. C., bringing with him 17,500 of the uatca ex poriment farm fund, which he paid over to the state treasurer, who la ex-officiq treasurer of the Department of Agricul ture. . The Presbyterian "Mutual 'Assurance Fund of Louisville, Ky., has made an assignment. Asset! in the mortuary fund were 25,000. Liabilities are be tween f 30,000 and $60,000. The failure was precipitated by several suits, which were recently brought against this com pany. , .- ' Mia Marian Bones, daughter of Mr. J.-W. Bones, died suddenly at Rome, Go. She had just finished her duties for the day at instructress of music at Rome Female College, when, without warning or premonition, she dropped to the floor, aud when assistance came, she bad ceased to breathe. j A f re broke out in Wright's Opera Hoirc, lit Macon, ' Mo.," and destroyed Wright & Martin's tobacco factory, N. Hunt's brick M xk, occupied by McCol- lough & Smith as a grocery: two adjoin ing brick buildings, owned by JJaniei Rowland and occupied by Montgotuory & Co., and Wynner & Fritoh, grocers, and the Congregational Uburcb. The elders of the Qay Street Christian Church at Nashville, Tenn., have filed a bill In the chancery court against Preston Taylor, colored, pastor of said church. Complainants charge that during defen dant's pastorate be baa ao cnangea tne long-established mode of worship in this church that grievous dissension have arisen among the member. - The bridge across the Pee Dee River, at a point near Florence, 8. C, on the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Rail road, waa burned. The bridge was a fine structure, and its destruction it a severe lost to the company. Until it can be re placed, trains from Wilmington must go to Wadesboro, N. C, and thence reach Florence , by way of Cheraw and Dar lington. 4 Workmen began the demolition of probably the most historic building in Nashville, Tenn., that known as tne old slave mart, oo the southwest corner of Cherry and Cedar street, in order to be gin the erection of a urge block, which will comprise a hotel, stores and office. Thi block it in old landmark, having been erected away bacK in toe thirties. Since tbe War th corner has not borne the best reputation, a several very serious affrays have occurred there. A .cyclone passed over the southwest ern parr of the parish of Onelousas, La., and many dwell inn were blown to piece. Chapman Guldcy and hit ton, each, had an arm bioken. The youngest ion of Valentine Lavcrgina waa killed. Throe brothers, who were keeping a store, lost their bouse, and tbetr good were scat tered for miles. All the member of the family of Loui Bourgcoia were injured. About a doxca dwelling and as many more out-buildings were demolished, ami in every case tbe inmate were injured, and household . effect destroyed. The path of the storm waa three hundred yard wide, ',4 f " " 11 DYNAMITE. A fright fid disaster, the exact cause of Wblcn vill prouaoiy never oe tearami, occurred in the Cleveland Iron Mine, Mich., resulting in the. instant death ot five men. They were at wore Blasting rock, having inserted a piece of got pipe charged with dynamite. The pipe bad tiiKt rnme from the blacksmith' shop. and It Is supposed still retained ufficlent heat to cause an explosion of the deadly agent of destruction ... .Sis ton of dyn amite stored In the bouse of Oliver Hampton, about nine miles northwest of Richmond, Ind,, . exploded. David liamnton. hit horse, and ft dog were blown to atom. . OVERWORK. Tlia antnn of church ttCoelleton, N, Y. sear Albany, djtftrrd In the cellar r.l,arlc Downinir. teller of Castletoa National Bank, who has been missing for aevcral week. He bo been wanderino about demented, and a reward wet offered for Information of hb whereabout. He died shortly after being discovered. Vhtf was a tlsbd wound 1o bis left temple, and tbe weapon wai found la tbe cellar. Hi account art HI untight He wit rendered Intaie fly onrwotit. ii, m i J ; " Cm aaLa Caoctim, PrsakWnt of t! Pro anoolflry Cattle Company ot Utah, ha eon amniuaud a dml by which hi company ea rn re tU.COO bead ol stock rait lis to b ttiro-d upon their tmmna raadi of over acres Dear Salt Lake, ' ' ' Florida - Items '-f-'Ml J7 L. Bncy'& Wwarextenl tWroai, to a point pnthe- Buwanne. river about t Qfteen.mile from Ellaville, and then con- . ncctwiihboit for Cedar KeJ:...Hilla.'';"'4a, borough is to have a now jail . . .Madtstfa ( iiil wants a tobacco lactory.,. ,iiaytonia-,isto have a Knight of Pytlilna Lodge..".'. "' Cholera is taking off many hogs In Madi-" et'X son county.. ?.Thecorpsotengineers of tha i Ji nrf Leeaburg and Lake Region Railway have '. . stanea out to acnnivciy iucbio too line ii - that road. . . Robert Bcrene, , a, colored k t; -jj, man from Lake county, who was confined In the iail at Snmtervilte. i charged with breaking open a store, diedof meningiti.t ;jj ,.,A large aw-nsn xourteen teci, in, length wa caught In the bay; at nVa mouth of the Myakka, river, , Dr. King, ij ( -of Boston, made the unusual catch wluW, , fUhing ior tarpon with a hook' and line. '4 11 ..Abrlcic-yardisto oe estaousnea a ,,; Deleon Springs.... Silas R Wright, of : DcLand, has resigned the office of county assessor.... E. N. Waldron, of Welaka has started a coconnut grove at Jupiter, , ... .Parties in Appkton, Wis., have pur chased 64,000 acres of pino and cypress timber land of Hamilton county .... In quiries concerning Alachua county are coming la from all portion of the North, i and there hi no doubt but Uutt next Fall will witness a large influx of visitors and settler.... Mr. Lancaster, of DeLsnd, Is now filllug large orders from California, for orange nursery stock. He expect to leave with a car-load or two within the next few weeks, and will be absent atout thirtv davs A Cuban centleman in Key West, who has a number of pretty dough ten, complaint to the mayor mat ue waa continnually annoyed by a number of boya congregating around hbi premises. The mayor ordered a policeman detailed to watch affairs The immense tumir mill on the beautiful lake of East .Tohopeka liga. Mrs. Hamilton Diaston, of Phila delphia, christened the enterprise Ti . J. W. Paul, J. W. Willis and A. W. Wine gold, from Crystal River, Fla., went to , Jacksonville. They registered at tbe ' Plaza. H. T. Leshman, clerk of the hotel,. -, went to their room to call them for the ' early train. Getting no response to hi "knocks, and thinking he detected tho odor of escaping gas, ho forced, the,." door open. All three of the men were found lyiug unconscious, while -the gas jet was turned half on.... Ed. Perlne, popularly known in Lake Weir circles, has been missing. He was , to make a trip to Homosassa. conse quently no fear waa entertained till re- i centty, wnea a noat waa iouna capsizeu, . . also a handkerchief bearing hit name. M " . . . .The 2d Artillery band gave a corn- uJ fc4 piimentary serenade to Mr. General f v Grant at the Ponce de Leon hotel in St. Augustine. Owing to a sudden alight ' illness, Mrs. Grant could not appear, but through L. P. Roberts, clerk of the Ponce de Leon, tent her regrets. . . .Ed- H ward F. Pittman; a cigar manufacturer, of Quincy, cut the throat of George Hughes, also a cigar manufacturer, and head of the firm of George Hughes & Co . . . Forest fire raged near Mill Creek, doing much damage to the property of F. E. Southland, destroying nil house and con tents. . . . County Solicitor A W. Owen filed with the clerk of the Criminal Court, at Jacksonville, forty fifty bill of infor mation against partie who were reported by Sheriff Broward and his deputies at being inmate of the gambling houses re-. . cently raided. . . .A large party of promi- bent New York and New bngiana people are in Jacksonville. The tour Is one con- : ducted by the Pennsylvania Railroad .... 6ir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M. P., spoke before the Irish National League at -the opera house in, Jacksonville. ...The,., Omaha party of excursionist, who ar rived at Jacksonville two week ago and who have since been down on the Gulf coast, left for home. They were all de lighted with their trip and eipreuel themselves a Florida convert. ft f, ' :,4 Ml PRINTERS KILLED. BOLD ROBBER. taaaSMa-aa-aM Be Bator a a Vaak. Kak4 the Tilt, Klll4 Tw Maa at Halai. Amukedman. named Kimball, en tered the Bradford. Pa., .national bank with a revolver in bU band, and when midway between the paying teller and discount olerk'i desk, nimbly Jumped oyer the high glass partition and made a mb for th money on the cashier' desk. the suddenness of tbe affair paralyzed tbe clerk, but Cashier Tomlinsoa rushed from his private omce and seized tne rob ber. At he did to, be received a ball from the revolver In tha handi of the villain, ovor tut left hip, going clean through him and coming out of the right He dropped, and tha robber escaped at tha front door with the money and ran down a able street. The report of the revolver attracted a crowd and a number of citizcni started in pursuit aad Kimball ran tome distance, when . he turned on bis piiriuert and abot A. L. Bteich, a butcher, In the aldomen, Inflicting a dan gerxmt wound. He then placed tkt le volver to hit own bead and fired. The ball entered at the temple - and killed him instantly. The atolea money was found In an inside pocket of a rubber coat, which h wore. Tomllnson nnd Bleicb art fatally hurt Klmballt .wai ahont twentv-ebrht veart old and wai formerly aa employe of a producing firm, fie u recently Injured on the lCrie rood, near Stamburg, in an accident from which he is mid to have received several hundred dollar damacM, line which time b baa been drinking heavily. He was fonncly a real estnt agent In Garden City, Xans.1, where Lit vife died, leaving two gins. A Maaaaeaaaatta Mevraaaav Bara4 Oat- 1 ". A Urat Haeiltea ar Llfr. f , ,., The new office of the Evening UnLm, at Springfield, Mas., burned oat, and tha blaze was attended with the most ticken- . ing horror ever witnessed in that city, aix of the employe meeting a terrihlc death, most of them jumping from the fifth story and being crushed info a shanelcs mas below. ix other were badly injured. ' The fire wa discovered in the mailing room, and cloud of smoke were pouring out of the lower story windows, and be fore fifty touts on the upper floor wore aware ol their danger, tne name anoi up an old elevator In the rear, cutting off - . escape by the stairway, and most of the employe who escaped wunu tneir way to tbe ground by a roof in the rear. 8ome were cut off la the composing room, and there la still a terriWe auapense, as several fell bark Into the flame. The employe who rushed into the editorial room were cut off from escape In the rear, and had to face the horrible alternative of burning to death or jumping to the sidewalk be low. Four comporitort tuffcred bad frac ture of bone and serious burnt. Two, named Dooehue and Eutwortb, were fuiaitv tiirt It la thought that the fire tarted among lumber In a closet on the -' ground ftoor., Tbsfhune were drawn up. , the eicvatoT weu ai't prniu wrvui w( PYunnmlnir room, lie fullowlng U a Cor rect list of the killed and injured s 1L J. T. Goulding, aged thirty-two, married, ton-, , man of tbe composing room, burned to " death ; Mrs. Uattie E. Farley, aged twenty-three, nccretnry to the editor; Mis h Gertie Thompson, aged eighteen, proof t reader, burned to death; C. U Brown, - aged twe -ty-two,, coropoaitor; Y.'. E. llovey, of Boeton, aged twenty-fiye, feu, striking on his head, and died at the hos pital 5 5. Dnnxon, ged tblrty-flve eonv positor, htely came to the rtty from VanotU. " - :.-' i r i .. ' '?! r
Hillsboro Recorder (Hillsborough, N.C.)
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March 15, 1888, edition 1
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