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?able; 'a n(kon' that alraos -tef&JSlS'
iJnS bedding . rlGAEA
Tnv -said the jeweler as the cus- Bertw
.r disappeared. an xv?rfrwlti
fist
f " 1 frriiitidi4. WiUie
1 .wb niiwi 1 noj fc
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IliHrc. . . ...
i wnt., Jan. 25.
able on ui.r- o-
of the lies ox oui --
?. L thftt. one cannot, account
fa any. theory at 1. lhc
W, Wlio .gS
and, so far-as I can see.
28ar;ly. r'
f..- thorA IS
IhU city, wealthy and wise y-l
Sklent fabrication , inokw h. .v -
xod. Ho. is fond of a
rood. taste. Solitaire rk;0s h
Ho day in almost ever;.- r:
Uk into the store, kmwKs o-.-T
xl i.r two, perhaps scaro.S m:t: at
wtonn-r nearly .to deiith, r.nd
Eh - train-Start for AVahmi:to;t-ua.
flaf
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an offtlKt
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sion ii
avers
Nortl
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Coatesville, Pa., Jan. 2.5.--The
situation- of the strike at the iron
vvorks of Worth Bros. and Charles
Huston & S0113 hasassurned a serious
aspect. ? Trouble" between tfle people
and tlie Pinkorfnn flpfwf
ell, aged four, was arrived on Saturday and went t o.
flIU3". Barnaul r . " m I ..,r-..ll
nut.3. Afterward ho slt lo,, .p -.a
Sd. perhaps spends an hour i.ol
v .ii..f.wn.u. Ho never van h
tgoln" to Washington..- wsd. 4
eSrA&m., fro,
jS'n'Vrtdow and h- ,:
id I '-often Yonder she do not in
W ayain, bho is so pUy r
HrvaU tl.rt cornea and oa.'-- 1
i .-uinrv for inv : benetit; ri ht-ro: 1
I ;b.OlJ tjl UiJ 7 ,
iriety about her fibs which inakv
iem charming. . Tlvey wo m .uigei;.
Jus as they are. uibtouiiww-
i'A iiibnth- agoshe came Aiih h
ii..tf Khft has some ma.-iince .
I0-'K" .V ill?, 1
tiUijomU U0 .naMoMicov ocw.
i0 lot cut .of: auy- I have ten h I
-ilUhurg, Tlioy wero in her curs vn.
3r children yester-
aften her sled slipped
thdusu Which Muddv
nveyed under the
n. f -""v;ut?, agea ten.
helr ani with a scream
ipeq , -t-utj creeK is
,lerV thaw and is now a
ft jhich fills the sewer,
er a quarter of a mile
wIhU St- J. -
pUgxu.uiu a us waters empty
fi tira Biver over the
apuLviurAPwt jttapias.
enidren disappeared the
Jujjn to so some men who
!U: and ran to the end of
several of them tied
eir waists, and. throw-
tipof to persons Qn the
lirikf1 mLO ine torrent. Jer-
hallgest came out of the
jmder Water and trna
W. Then Blanche fol-
Lig on the top. They
,ntly dead and it was
Ihe efforts of the physic-
e summoned were rewar
of life. Both the children
U, but are very weak.
in the sewer full v ten
must have been under
post if not quite all of
,..fp-; .. imam; you vo u
slirt said. PuUInj? them ciov xy
scttia ii
ere .too
upon
. -1 .. .. 1 mill 11
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ilUliin1-'!' . ' . .i .
,ri;. f i iov are ,wo m-.jr .x
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of
,cior iiyH " " ci v .
,h of tite.:.eai,Jij:lt
'TaV .ting could nut v. ii iTW f
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an. 24. Four hundred
ended v the services : in
(fiurch : to-day. Canon
hs corted to the church by
Lea iniJid liiriitci;
I knew my customer too well
j U her so, I took the earringtj
d did, have some of the gold taken
I Yesterday- she camo . again and told
a thwt. unmfihrirtv hn.fl ftllvlsftd CV to
ive the diamonds more securely set
I her earrings. She -wanted them al
!o6t4 wrapped in gold network. They
Deing so ireateu iiuw.
I" You will hardly believe me when
I tell you that in, the. last few yeanj
1 have set , and reset, those ? diamond I
fanty tlnips,.and every time my lad
is had a pw reason Iqv making th
i.nge, ' Why sne shPUld oraect to a.
iwledge thM sno is prouq ana ior
&er aiamonus m more umu x ci
T nrmlrl tniiltfnlv thftSfi instaneffJl
iituai inenaacity. oy ten wuncut e-H
kvciung upon the ranss 01 iuq ,crav
re and simma. with . wlioiu eve
llesman is more or, less ao niahvUv,
lout wonder at. customer stoiKi-
more; J make it a rule nevvf t
levo them," Pittsbun: ChrwiiCle'TtV
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THE OLD. BROWN DKESS. ?0 5
old brown dress, my old brow
jre past the days ol usefulness ; . Ss
11 remeniDer witn a sitzn , !- - : - ,m
v fast the days and years go by, .
ve boon a friend so tried and true.
so long since you were new;: i .
t scarce a tear I can snppreis';r ,
py good-by,'my. oldbrowu dress;.
r old brown dress, poor old bro
i've many wrongs,1 but no redress
i've learned (like many - more, ISp
always wear your "best side out
, now. u us an 111 vain
Vll basque in sunshine ne'er agi
a re triruraocL witn iringo-that
' .enough, - . ;
givo you still this parting putT
Threatcncs to Duels
Social 1st. " " x
poli )u. In his sermon he defen-
Igainst the attacks of the
I Socj k liter the service Socialist
Bu faa(4 a speech outside the.
I chq in the course of which he
Y&u bed in the strongest terms
in a iitKcn oy uanon vjiarse
fSocfalism. He was intur-
roj by (the clergyman himself,
wtf nreatlned to baptize him in
til pe-lhbgn Canon Ciarke then
rel Jl amul the-jeers of the crowd.
'ion of the Queen and
Ifamihl vas the si?nal for his-
'other liody of Socialista atteu-
:a St. JLuke's Church
They', conducted them-
pdinary manner. '' -'
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Booth
gokth and ZJis rmy
iNBON, Jan. ?A. A party of Sal
Uonists w
h had gone to. meet
upon his. arrival at
rthainptob yesterday, was mob-
the J populace. Missiles of all
Indd wercf wowa by the mob, and
General Umnself .was made the
Iuftuns of ice. -Tlie nolice
fargetior
,vere pow
erless.
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C&rSislc's
Thoc&e.
'Itisiccr to
A)
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arled life TAiiS?A had nlri rtrnsi '
many times you ve gone to p
n mended, turned and ripped a
ra known the skilled dressmal
pace you dyed, v tutlookeJ
1 '" now t -:
1 110 one near me
le doubtless you
see how color could deceive :
mi
CiNCiATr flan. 24. Speaker
Caxlisle'has filed''- an answer to Mf.
Thoebe's anseaded notice of contest
of his eleetiof' as Congrtsman from
sixtli ' Kfiuucky -District denying
all the ';aU',etatioiis tiierein . : In his
answer Jjr. t'arlisk- charge lack of
cbmp.
old brown dress, dear"
uress. .
lian?' tlul ,llvla npionu-
eleciion. These
: icers pf the election.: Th
"laughed la charts, Vf. uilu , .oa.d tnr
-1 iThP entire vote of Kenton :
out the enup v
" '...vol! tfiiintiei
es in
row
iind
tUU district
hich returned a majority for Mr
Tie 9inl2crton8 oji the
path Jl grain.
the works of Yorth Bros.', is liable to
break out at any moment. The Pink-
erton men pointed revolvers at the
citizens who attempted to speak to
them. An indignation meeting last
night adopted resolutioi:slenouncing
"Worth Bros, for employing.Pinker
ton detectives and-requesting1' the
burgess and council to appoint such
onicers as in their judgement thev
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DR. nlTCIIEIlS fJEFJ5.
Extracts Froma letter lie
lVrole to n Baltimore Paper.
Believing that there aromany who
would bo glad to read in his own Ian
guagc Dr. Hatcher'8 views and im
pressions of the Cluverius case, we
give tlK?rri below as found in a Bal
timore paper, to" which the Dr. is a
regular con tributer: .
It fell to my lot te be the prison
er's pastor in his prison life, and as
one as those who was left in doubt as
to the justice of his sentence, I found
my condition as one of indescribable
perplexity and sadness. I sought
deem nea-ssnfv to tirrrvn thn n,. r:c."f r Vru w nn nrari
mi , " ' f " ;: -.. out, nis uioody secret if it was there
forbid any of the so-called defectiues
from appearing on , the streets as offi
cers of the law. Every train Is be
ing watched closely to ice that no
body comes to 'take the situations off
ered at the mills.
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Destructive Fire in lUclanom!.
ItidiMon, Va.t Jan. 23. This
morning abnnt- G o'clock an alarm of
fire was sounded, and demise smoke
was seen issuing from the sash, door
and blind factory arid planing mill of
Whitehurst and Owen, It was soon
discovered that the flames were in
the oil room of the mill, a cellar situ
ated in the southeast corner - of . the
building, where werl several barrel
ofoil, and' it was feared that, they
might prove a , serious conflagration.
After all serious danger had passed,
an investigation as to its origin was
instituted by two employees of the
finn. m the course of their searcli
they saw in the cellar the body of
Isaac Lecast, the colored fireman .ly
ing dead. It was evident from this
that Lecast had gone into the oil
room to get oil for the machinery,
taking with him n light. 'grids com
municated fire j. to the oil and the
flames spread so rapidly that the un
fortunate man was unable to esrape
and was suffocated by the smoke.
The coroner pronounced it a death
fiom sufTocation and therefore deem
ed, ah inquest unnecessary. The de
ceased had been in the employ of the
establish ntent for a number of years
and had the confidence of the firm..
Ho' had positive orders not to enter
the oil room with a light ' and his
failure to obey his instructions cost
him his life. It is estimated that the
loss to propertyjwill be about $35,
000, insured for 3G,000. :
Gould JHcn in Taxas Rct on
Ireland.
Austin, Tex., Jan. 25. There is
but little change in the Senatorial
outlook, With all the candidates de
termined to make a firm" fight next
Tuesday. The Gould men here to
day are betting to 10 to 1 on. Ireland.
The race seems to , be between him
and lteasran.
Host
Their JLivcs in
- Another.
.Sarin,
Annapolis, Md., Jan. 25. Alfred
Claggett (white) and Commodore
Wells and Edward '.Peterson (colored)
were drowned. last "night J. while at
tempting to cross South River on the
ice, about three miles from this place.
Claggett broke through and the col
ored men lost their -lives .in' littempt
ingto rescue 1dm. . ' ,
Fatal' Coaslinzr .tcciatnt.
Boston, Jim. 25. While a num.
boy of b6y,i w;ere coasting' in Somer
ville this afternoon a double runner,
collided with a freight train. One of
the boys was jnstantly killed, and
another ver seriously injured.
the
help of some and the constant coun
sel of others. If my methods were
not wise they were at least appro v
ed by,- men whose judgement and
wisdom I have learned to trust in
other things. The prisoner's family,
while protesting their belief in his
innocence, supported me thoroughly
in my endeavor to lead him to an
open confession of any connection
that he might have with the murder.
. But he wa steadfast and inflexible
in the avowal of his innocence. .Ho
stood likea fortress, and neither warn
ing, entreaty, nor tho dread sight of
the gallows, nor the open gateway oj
eternity, could drive him to a confes
sion. The original -believers in his
guilt. maintained at first that ft was
the hope of escape . from his doom
which sealed his lips, and confideiitlv
predicted that with the death of his
earth Iy hope would come the confes- J
sion of his guilt. Hope died, but the
confession never came. Thev were
willing to stake their faith in his
guilt upon the inevitable certainty of
his confession at the last; butVhen
he died proclaiming his innocence
they found in his refusal to verify
their predictions the proof of his
monstrous hcartlessncss arid wickedness.-
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For, my part, I did not know. My,
mind was poised in doubt, and so my
lips were silent. If he died a guilty
Inan, how guilty he was! If not
guilty then what a pity that such a
bright yotyig life should havo been
quenched in the blackness of shame I
mose who doubt must wait. Per
haps their waiting will not bo long
but possible they will not know until
they stand , in the presence of Him
before whom all secrets shall be ro
veajed. ; . . . .
I shrink with unfeigned horror
from the idea of uttering any over
confident belief as to the fate of this
young man's soul, A reporter asked
me if I thought that he was prepared
for heaven. That question Idid'not
dare to - answer. Those iwho wish
may talk in exultant rapture over the
salvation of men who die on the cral-
lows, or with savage authority as to,
their inevitable destruction from tlie
presence of GodI; can do neither
"the tme nor the other of these things.
As best I could I told .the young man
of the'infinite grace of God nnd'urged
him to hang his hopes upon the cross.
With that, if faithfully done, my duty
ended.
It is a matter; ot fact, however, that
the young man met his death with ex
traordinary composure, and declared In
hits last mOoents that his trust' was in
Christ as his Saviour, and that he did
not dread the fuiure. in my judgement
that profession of faith must have been
unavailing, it with his dying lips fie re
fused to uncover a murderer's secret.
-But it he was. as he said he was, in
nocent of the . crime, and" his faith was
vital and penitent, then there .was tor
him a glorious reward beyond the con-
fines ol that darkness out of which he
was so suddenly thrust.
One thing, and -that the Ust'in hb
life was surpassingly pathetic. It touch
ed me profoundly and I can never "for
get it; When on the scaffold I told him
farewell, calmly and without a tremor
he said: -Good-bye, Doctor; I am
very much obliged to you; please try to
comfort those at home, and give them
my love.- These were his last wofds.
I send this letter in hesitation, but it
touches a subject of unspeakable interest
to many under whose eyes it will come.
It is tor them that I have written.
Hurriedly. W. E. H.
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Died From Foul JFater.
Xewai:k, N. J., Jan. 25.-U. E.
Nangiesen, town clerk of Mount
Clair, and his brother-in-Inu, v r?
Jacobus, have both died, and several
. a . .
uuiurmemDers or the -two families'
are 111, Trom the effects of drinking
water from n well which became
peisoned by the drainago of a cess
pool. v
" Sa
Washington in a Whirl.
It is a girl.
Secretary Whitney is the happy
father. .
And Senator Payne is again it hap
py grandfather.
" The luck of the Cleveland adrpin
istrotion is stilil unabated.
Never before was there s much
that was lovely and lovely concen
trated in two years of public life here
in Washington.
A President with a bride of twenty-two.
A member or the Cabinet a.hride
groom at sixty-two.
' The Secretary of the Navy the hap
py ather of a little daughter born
Monday morning.
The fact Is the heads of the nation
are drunk with joy. X sort ofBel
chazzar carnival.
SPECIAL CITY ITEMS.
"I am keeping the finest Meats that have
heen kept in this market, good as north
ern meats and sell them lor a reason
able price, quality considered But do
not forget when you send to me for
meats to send the money, as I can not
sell any more on time. "
. Respectfully Yours,
v J. W. Kernodle.
Kernodle will have the best Meats in
the market to-day, stall No. 2 in front.
Stall on the left hand side entrance.
Soor K"rait at Kernodle's stall 10-
1 .'",
day. .
' C. & M. Preufeider say their silks
and satjns must go the coming weck.al
so the rest of their entire stock regard
less of cost.
The oldest, the purest the best, the
finest old rye and bourbon whiskies, ap
ple and peach brandies, New England
and Jamaica rum, foreign and domestic
wines, at ,
" EG. Newcoub's
v Odell building.
For Rent.
A neat store-room adjoining our
wholesale grocery house best location
in the city. We will here say we will
keep a larger stock dl Groceries than
ever. All demands will be supplied
promptly and at reasonablrprices.
Houston' & Bros.
H ouse and Lot For Sale.
In the center o! town, lot 56 by 160 ft.
House has two rooms and rent pays 12
per cent on the price $500. " Also
would sell two lots and houses in Souths
Greensboro, paying about the same i.v-
terest- -
Samples. Brown.
Just Received. Egg Beaters, Hearth
Brooms, Mats, Coffee Mills, Baskets.
Brushes, and many other "articles in
teresting to housekeepers at lower prices
than heretofore offered in this city at
Ellis' Chla Hali
If you want anything, in the line of
Staple or fancy Groceries, Canned Goods,
Baking Powders or Tea- Call on
- J.W.Scott&Co.-
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