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NO. 19.
VOL. XIV.
NKW P.KKNK, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. ('., JULY 30, 18.11.
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for Infants
FXOTESSlOyA L.
. DR. C K. BAGBY. ,
Surgeon Dentist,
CL, JLTaiii Start, fipu. CWA, ;
.;vwef7MclVER,
Attorney-at-Law
N'W BERNC. N. C.
: H. L. GIBBS,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Cm n 0..sxt ts iniMl On,
WCW OCRNC, N. C
frarliu in t Csws.ni f Ova. CHrt.
FT . PaiaMirsx Jww, OmIw. aa4 Lcaoit
aasjatiaav u4 ta tW Hapr.asa aasl Kdfl
Mm. d.tvtf
C. R. THOMAS,
. 0B. Oat Strr, Sti.r RnUui.
W ltC c
Fr;s to U lrtW t'ju-l.rsi.
. La)) ls.liv cnsliM,
li8.nn Cass t Xswth linlm, sl
p.il PiXLirriEEV
ATTO RN EY-AT-LA W,
AND MONEY BROKER
tan, J . Omw aasj ikaUx
-(. Sum Ckwt a Sr BnM, u4
HI L'wfl atf last Baall
DR. J. D. CLARK,
; NEW OtRNE. N. C.
WrtxCiVoa o 9lr, bleo
The National Bank
OF NEWBERNE. N. C.
l.Hr4tTl iuu.
apiui, - . sicw.ooo
Surplus Profits, - 86,700
DIRECTORS.
JjjlA.Bt. Thud. Iuicl..
CttAA. 8. CaYAS. J. II. lUcxitM.
O-UI- KorT- Aucx. Vlitna
GREEN. FOY & CO..
BANKERS,
B a 6tjnl Kuklat liifira.
BAN KIMO MOUSE.
XUtit SLrf, i& ZW 1U jfr Ui&rrl.
HtW BtBNt. N. C
N EXT!
Prof. W. H. SHEPARD
hat wynun aaaiatawta la
wulj- 7 a
Mrr Cwt for
ar4K -
art
20 Cent.
- SO
- L. Ntrr BERN C N. c
; J. B. BUOWN,
BAR b'eRSH O P.
. Htl Ittea la the kaaa atjl. Baia
, iimi wkk at aaW water.
BRJCK BLOCK 111 DO IX ST.
K. R. JONES,
1UUYY XND LIGHT
GROCERIES.
lrnur. ui Sail A li litl.
"" , ' :
. J' Sr&l of Jfi9nfMtxrr9 Vim.
Dry Goods & Notions.
Tall Slaaaa4 Lara Aaaarlmant.
H it lew Uwit
Catt 4 Caaaalwa aaw Slawk.
; 3e4lflea C'U.
- Ns Tli (V
r- M . m.ittf tftia tMiion or wht . r i
PARAG6H HARNESS
ST STOCK and the
i . . . . . . m . u a . . . aV ma. aaw J
' WORKMANSHIP. Sue ft a hrni
C4UtnC bw bht toe V than tlS.yS mSL
at rwtau. But w ar wiiim-. a
tn orttar to Irrtrod-ow It. to sJ& V Vx
and Children.
twrl' sua. Nntakbvwn,
WTaU!l' aZjar. I h i i Hi iIIii
1W !! I ss mi Ill
MA MA .rtaa.s' fsftjsfcsssi aosMSfesaai
ME3. J. M. HINES'
Boarding House
REOPENED.
MM. J. M HINES bu wriif.t a
Fim-0j rxa.-tliu Huum in the oil) ,
ojp. t baptist Charrii.
Tfc Pioajar Dam Setm MacHiae,
Com (w Lui ai Lk ojh pi.-r
J. M. HINES, Agent.
A GREAT BARGAIN!
327 ACRES
WILL SOl-D AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE!
A VALUABLE PLANTATION mtu
td on th tVmvh m il of ihe Neuse
riiw, three ml hif mi!" from t'nc
CUyoi New IVrn, N. C. Ono huadrvJ
nJ twenty -Are acrra cleared.
&md mlaia' Trrkine, Toarea
Tb balance, two hundred and two
J acnea. hearilr Umtwrwl with in, oak,
cypres. mni other kindf of timber.
Il is alao fine Gracing I-nd.
Good dwl!yig. oviltxiildin?. nd a
fin orr Lard. It haj a tine FISHERY
, fronting baJf irtilw on the boch, hor
there ar hijh bau'ca of nurl thai ran
never be exhatuted. from winch vessel
ran load with
Il is a wry beu'lful and hpallhy lo
Citjoo, prwrnlinx a near new to the
ai oc retwij and the A. 4 N. C
Railrcxkl. For terms apply to
P. TRENWITH,
on. iui liijrt nw inu i. c.
THE
NEW LEVER SAFETY
TT PEP SECTION of SIMPLICITY
and ECONOMY of POWER.
NO CIIAINX.
VARIABLE STROKE, only two aet
of Ravolvins Baarlnar.
Baat Hill Ctlmbln- and all around
Safaty made.
H. B. SMITH MACHINE CO.
SMITHVILLE,
N. J.
Clyde's N. C. FreisM Line.
Steaaen G. H. Stcit, Defies & Yesjer
On and aiW FrbniAry lt, lh;
line wtll make n-guUr
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIPS
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Troaxh UtK. lai:nc c-rn. t.it ri (Tr
ntMri t. all r-n.o jl I i ! I roi oflm of
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9. II QfUY. Afrnl, N.w IJr., N C
THE SKWS.
Hrurj I. Ptirr.n.t i-l u: ril'ty. klll'-l
innwlf a! .Newburgfi, N . br .h.'tiri hiin
. lf in the hrad. I vp.inlrnrv is upxti' l
to hare ben th? rnm. 1 iwf li. V 0.l-
Trd, hrriffof y.k county. l' . wuji tskrn
t Baffaloon a warrant charging hiiu with
kifamr in marrying a wouiui nam il May
Taylor in Ihia city '.tn luontli, whil hn lrpil
wifit au anil aliTf. IU (rare hail fur the
frmndjnry. An unknown man lwt m l
ktllM Jaira Nnbitt, at I'hirop. . Ma.v . ami
a!o injurr.) anothrr mm II a. arr t- I
Tb mixi r f.r hw ri ru-- i. n -r kn -wn
Simon l(rr. w io i. .-i.- in; ".'-t
Bn tm hi.. ilr-ai kthJ. .i.-r. N i 1 I N rth
Foorth tr-t, Pbi:a1l.lua
in icjunmr of"-'iJ, an-l fiiljuikrrini; ii.
1 1 TP of a half -ioiru , .in. n Aii'l hiKlrrn I.
ocr u pioJ the opjrr part uf th- linuv,
mmllteti to priot. ia drf&ult of AXAr bU
f Mwer JH chavrfr: uf rn. Thr lfirrmn
IftX tb chw-lr4 thrir parrni out of t li
t-rt-nti atof ftaij. An rtWr foun-1 n h'
fllon ra of uii umlr . tb)o in t r i t'rr It
w Miti thp gixi in thr t.ir i l not hav n
Tftjue m( while tirr rlairu- th-T nr
worth V. 1'irr csrl'Mi-l 't" honct val
ued t $ld,i-T0 rr- ntnlf-n Ir-m the ran h "f
A. I Dm t 11,0-11 "rmb Crr-k. in ib irmit y -f
RjtiTill, Wt-ainpton, iut July n i l
ihipfxU by the thirf to ('hit-itrn. ,r ji 4.
W . Crmif fc ( o rti:n warhoum, at ,
U;n. , t jfether wi:h ft tp hu iidrtl Lmlr r-.
;n( u burne-1. I $'-, n.1; iuLirc! 1 '.-
'XB). Near ! a (.mn, Kt., M;Itn Krr-
tuvin tvhoC iDJ killrd C. S'tihani- S ii!isrn
h.i be?n fiivesi for hrm drunk , ani Kerun
anJ other frienda pid hia fine. Tln-y Mrtrt-i
hoae totfether, and .uarrelt4 o.rr a iu r-r
trmde. Williams (riei to dh-x KrruMm. I -1 ; t
FtT(uawn abo fi rt .
Th Tillvre of .SAWTrrvill, ceIfi rounty,
Mich., ooQairtintf of thirly hounrs, one irtu-ral
ainr, ooe lavry? aaw-mill, shingle imil and
timbrr yaH, wm total It d.-stroTe! fir--.
Tb property waji ownei by the Cutler A
Tidye LomNcr Company, of Sprint? Lake,
XXirh. The !-m is ktwren ('J.-1.'""1 and fJ''.
' partially roTere. ty iniunmrr. lur
1115 a quarrel rer h-z at San August in. Tex .
S- Williama killexi John Flotrt&and . r.nii!y
wounded Jake Roberta. Kinds of pnM n.-nr
Lllenburf, Wuh., ha cauel min'h e
mfTit. Iron hj a! l'n f..rm 1. I 'r-r
H ii2xn u M n a fat uri n c ' ' r?! pni: . II i "in
num, C t., owinjf to the fa 1 in ' J I'mn'.v
of I.ynn. luadc an aiijrim'nt ti 'X ' . rinr
P. C. Iuniry, of Rjdeheld. and rlrmen
S. HnbbaH, of Haddarn. The t ,i;i; nnv
manafaeiure fanuinff impl'-nit-t 1. fntt
Senator (ieorge M 'lark 1 pnM'lrnt,
'Iinton II Ii u, chairman of th I 'un:l 1 1
Siai Committer and a n'phT f J-.-h
IaTis, La a-crrtary and frensurcr - In Cif
cajwf of Kdwarl Ilrlden, of Kaii-', - nt' r . .-i
to b hanri Jaly 24th fir murlrr, th l'r-:
dent ha rommutfl death jnahy t impri
oornent for life. - Will Ihti w.. kil!--l ur
tnne, Via., by a phosphate hank ravine 1:1
on him. A laborer nrtniMi M icv'TnU .then
killed W. H. Rrailrn near Mund-r'. l'.-int,
tnlf of Mexi'-ii. brau" pr-iiu Itrud. ti
h,.l enl fir didn't arrive h-n Hridni m , !
they would.
( i-")r,e p. Para.fr n 1 L--.uHit:;t--i ' j i i-1-111
In'ljn. v.i W'-il-kru-wn a a win l!- r n-i
f-.ryrr Uj the New V..rk p.. .-. M h:i- !
MuItpt. -f poctswik. Pa , ..i k-li'-i by a
il uiikTi r.an, thn i-.tiu up tTiim 1 f :ni whiir 1
he w r.-t n r hi i- fr Mil w r a , an i u a ! t Inn.
:w. t-mh:c n the h-ud witii n -h-'M-I.
V ni-.h at D'ii'vr, In 1 , verp-iwrfd lh'
lenrf and t -)k t'rank I hi e. r!nrp- ! with
murder, out of hi rrI in l h 1 j a : 1 and ii.tiu"l
htui. or k men exravatin: tii' !;u- nn-.t
"t a -)i biiiiduiif in N e vt Vurk !i u : nrd
C w en y h fi man k U : 1. - -Thr tr-rn jor rr
trtnti". f a new Pn l..mdie IlAi.r-d I -:d-p
fmm a rrk . t mJn fr.-n t 1 r 1 S r -. .i
w n.-d away t.y u idi n H -1. thr.
-rk men drow jtfl ' v-r pr--! u-- i- t. :n tf..
a w a.iil in Itt:ry m h.i v ins- 1 : :V- . : n tin
treat tin! hn t i.m of T- in-. . ral 1 .1-1
feiji ruiiU will ah ut dow n entire! . and a
lar" miniUr will onl run .u t h r r I. n r' !:
time, and o.ne f ni r. will teni rs ri 1 v
runf'ill ti:ie. A I ! '- n !d h u t o;f a t lrn.tp.tft
oftiru- but for th- ! hnh woild f . u : , 1 - h
t hrni lr f. r in : i i J r u ! J -fl . . S.-rt . a
farmer -it arxhap-. M , h.t and k 1 ! h-I a
notiianatxi hnumf, je!..u y leading hrm in
ill Jpiiblf rrimr The ti w Jay f'r i a I .1
ti.r- Tu ru -rr in, mi p r i i 'i . r i 1 . fr-'in
Kt Itim-re, Near rk, H r.. . ! n . Pfi;!fi--phia
nvl o;hrr eitiea, p-n- i m lir . k 1 y ii
id-tr.el Jo!m P"lk 1'ryor, a n.ir r--Ut!e .(
Pre-wident !dk, dieil in Iuji-viJle .Ini'i
l r aiick lie-I at f'ryatal hall. Mieh frnn
i"jnrv iwnrtl in a pru- fiht ;tli WiHuim
I n T he a r ter and hi iond h1
t-?en arre4;i-i.- -Mtrtin 11. H'!!. r, a vin of
M 'lonrniif "Tm" WalJ.-r. cf i nneerirut(
---retary and trtiiun-r of tii- I -k' IUnd
.iriek 'iniaji y, of ireenj-irt , I . I . . li- lrrn
a in oil c the miwitnj; f'r arveml days, and it it
r--j"M!iJ that he i h-Tt in hit -.'ciimv Tiie
ei4-( . nr-'int f WaMer'i defalcation ! not
k. n, ( Mie ri-w- k hoide r att) it i a bui t f I , ' ,
iK-:er pla- e it at a ranch larcvr -.nni.
- The ;;iien Wahin?ton lmvr r uvd
V.. aTi:ar4iitee f-m 1 of V.M"ii for the drnnd
rn. enrunipllieut of J --J - - .l;ie pr..'il,
nteen e r -'d ir! n ho eh N-. I with a
t h :iui.i.m f e-na her h-Mii- : n I "fl in kn, N'.J.w.n
arretrJ with her m pa i. ; (! "-i th--ir reiurn
frro Phi'aielphia Kidn-rt How, H N-t'a.-
maker rlerk in New ork.haa her-n arrest tl
on a ehargr of itenim a 11"'.1 case of dia-n-nd
t'r 'fit rl Warmcke't jewelrv etah-
liwhtnent. Mary Ann V..l.i)t' w '.rk, '
w !nle r aningf hiu,w, found another woman
cliche in ht-r ho-hand trunk. He eonfem-eil
that they bl'm?rd to another wife. Wni
I.uhtnihm, manaffer of the a.-ey-Imhnl
I. u m!er Company. Crnra,f, wh 1ih hen
m:-nf from home for uiore than a week, ia
npp-Jtvel to h-- a defaulter to the extent ot
V a result "f a 1--n ejStimr fen i brwen
. fjrni'-rv J T. Ktiw 11 an t J II 11. r her.
t!ie latter a. h and fatally wounded, at
Jtr.-tt. r-. lljel!, with hia an,
r r-- eonn n ! to n . they were o ertak en by
leteher, h- p-nl ti re on the , JJrr lluwl I ,
h-witmc twire at him. The -.n junipetl Ie-t--:i
the t - men. hotim in hand, and
emptied l-th barre! :n Kb teher' breHat, in
f - -1 1 : k iTpm wo j rid a. Mm--- lr-nible nex.
;--etrl -Vl -mii. ra-t. in A:a-.fi r.iy,
F.-ti Poneho Vi.) iri nnd Pnel; - Maehada.
M.-ti.'.in j ii-rf. cot dr-iuk nn !-j'nrr'W.
(ii-r f-e- a Ut. t!:rut it l nto tb.e
- r: , f hi, t'.-. an I fl.-d - The numbar (
rni'vr inimijrant- ninri!---! to K urope tr"m
N---V .-rk rnw-U all p' r 'ri. Hythe
f.wfla.m fri.m Kf.-rda": tliT-' :-t- J1 by
t h e I re. j aj t- f,
--t)u r! ,:, iv
dft r- fl A ,
a-vl li tli
r
M. ' ;
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I.nk
1
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. War
I i : M ; r
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i M::i-i
i r i
b j Id i an I
Til - J - . -.
people wer
m ai H f-et
1 m w i d n e
;(-r...
ne ... , r -p :
i . on . I
Wall u a; :
1- t'll i
ta c inri.
Id ee, i-
i:l e.1 j : !
t
t
h
ml
M.Mi.lr
arr ar- d
T' IU tV . e - X ;
:ho a; i ,.Jt
k.- Ntti..-i
l m !"-.-f -! I.y ill
hi
J.-rtt P. r..irrruiR, ,if t S-.m-lar 1
.h! ( i.mrmnr, i a; h:i inntn'r hum' n.-nr
CleTrlateJ. He has rouiplrtrly .t his ncrrr
anl is ttfrahl he w all nerer rt well aain. The
car of li 1 tail wealth haa asd him up com
pktcly, aixl yet he il by do mesas an old man.
AN AWFUL CRIME.
A Mother Shoots Her Three Children
and Herself.
fcTlitrm-r of I 1 1 -- l.rtter I - f t for
Her Hu.t.,n.l T. 1 1 i n k of tin Iel-
.in fn! Pre..ir.ilion M.tdr.
' h i !' lit Mr. Thomas
I.-bri
Selt !hmj; : i
h'Miie, t h r n.:
riirv. 1 :
;:ilr--ii Miid her
n ? t r ri at Inr
p r : r i - Il.il, Maury
i-1-Il.'i :i o.i ears
i.
; d 4 -irs the ..-.-., nd
'!:. 1 1 in 'i.. t h old.
' rl-i d 'i;e ;th a dotjble-
i i nk' htvr n. A t'rer d in
M 'nt to church, leaving
"i Tir "Id a
ba. reled br-
nd ti.
deed
, h !
tier Mr 1 , n-;i, i
hi fioTTi- in ' u-tni t t
f quietness.
I lea i te hud
time pn'. bill o:
w a no 1 T'"- i h
j ; : , d r e 1 1 v, e r e j, '
there " a- not ' h
trij-l o
A)-'.! "!re
hou;r and i nnd
.M-l:.. d TH'..-e
been romphmimp for ?oine
' Hint partieular nftennwin lie
in d i i the p mt week . The
n in' r.riuiml as uunl, and
lu'li'- s! h:nt"f the frilitful
eneTed.
k ! returneii to the little
ii tr.-nt d r h-H-kei. This
t hiin. but concludirtif his
n u i;t he went nrotind the
; .u r by Thr bark door.
h.
''l, ani he wan ioTnptdled
h-re,- .i u ; nd' -u .a.h in
rder to gHin an cn-
Ira n -.
He hd h-ver k
fasten ! he h- I. a.-,
the u i . . do w k ru n
ra me n ei n i ni
n iu w i ! V to h) secu re t
n- a hrr.imbed through
h 1 .n "t i in peudi e v I
N ot. how ever, until he hud
g ne into the I : v i iu r
uad apent so ni.-ii id
meaning of the sea
n up Ma;r, w here he
ant h uri, djd the full
1 d'N ra and w
n l w s
burt if on rum.
There, ni. n a p!1 de
bit three Har. me, oea.i,
with her t-r-t tuno i t
ee:y arrnn
id h Tiia t ije rNin
tieir, ns ii is w i le
their mother, e.dd in he ;rx-j ot the grim de
stroyer A d .uble-bnrrrle,i breech-load. nc; shor cun,
hia eompiiuion mi many n jolly hunt, lay be
tween th in. A in-ar a ran in1 learned from
the Mir r. nd m .ra. Sirs I.Mdiride had drawn
up her e h 1 1. : re -: eh it hen (me by one, plneed
the pun nin.vl th ir hearts and fired. Then
she plneed tn. ni side by wide on a pallet w hicb
she had made for the purpose and arranged
their in've neatiy about them.
fan!iiii; hi ill ir I t and probably trazinq
I. wn up"1; il, :,i the d i.-t raetel mother placed
the muzzle f ih.- i;iin ut ln-r 'wa heart and
fit li-T nun -"'i! to bd lo w her children.
A fVr k ti i tie n p.t two ahe inut have re
loaded the iinn. Hr:d that "he did it shown that
he w i- nt .e .-t partially calm. How (die
pu I led !i ' i ..-iT h"ii the pun was n pa hist
her on ;i r i -t I- a iny:ery, aniens hhf did it
w ith h at!' k in Id in her baud or w ith her
f ot.
It i thought the woman poUnned or cliloro
f.rmed b -1 li heraeltand t he e h : Id ren before
ne uv.il the emi. i. tbe letter, piven in part
below, r- lera a pa n in her head, and
then i! would In;.- l--..n diftienlt to U:yo
kiliei the ,rt!r !li!i.;i while wide nurnke--nrohnblj,
to . dirl: i;!t ..r even the hdtdiah
hand of a - h.ld murder.
The h'!l..wuip ! :ier w-a- found in the room
with T ne mi; rd- red m,d the suicide:
J-iu I
Will be a!
nli.it I 1
a 1 1 111 I '
f.me and
a nd In ; i r
think I v
oldest el
I - I'ear T .in. I know- y.a
.eke, when you jjpt back and rind
e d.oi,. 1 hi i a not my first
I t.-.k " dropa of laudanum at one
'I ht Miio'her before I km married,
I to net oni pi iah my pu rpoae, but
ill MIC eed this time, j f f In niep
:id had een hi home 1 n t Sundav
e vt'
w de.-l r
ah- 1 a I
b-: e fi
,d I M e (wen eomniitfeil
ii" to ehnreh. I e,u!d
to
t (. ur b-:e he' leiMid. 1 do wish Von
ct.uhl kr" " Hut for you I would plndly,
frlatl! y k.ir u p a ! I an pu home to h-a. en. I
anieTinie. fe. 1 that i am a terrible Miiner, but
now I feel that the ifi.d Ird is waiiinkr, tre
door open, l-t w eirome ni and our little onea.
You have kept onr marriakT'' v-ura - much
nior perfect than I hae. but yon know tbat
my hvnlth i. bad now. I hare been in a bad
tale of mini aome time. I feel that I am
tired o' lite and mut po.
In roneludinp hr 1-ttf r M ra. I ,chr idi;f
(fivf mat met iona a- to how elothinp and
art:eie of juw elrT should b diatr:buf ed.
WORK AND WORKERS.
1 IIF
; ne--a a t ( rr
d to tb. ian
fx -n ado nnd Ftene-nn, 1 -i w a
the trikeof mi l return
ha
t
Thk 1'e.ju- K-'Ihnp Mill, in Pjue, Ohio
liB iiuM the snle n( the A m a I La in a t e 1 A.a
we atioti, and work will be resumed.
Mi'r of the ni'iaou. at work n buildinps
in rour' ot erection at I'aterson, New Jersey,
truek ;ipainit a reduetion of ti vt? cents per
hiin r.
N" fnrther attempt will be made at preaent
to disarui the Mrikinp cial rniuera iu Wah
tUfcltor:. Shipmer;ts ul Coal from the mines are
inerea;r.p daily.
Ill r I Miq (leant dteel works at Pit tabu rp,
will, it announced will reHiiine operation.,
the ron-p-iny havmp cnoupli men to put the
pJa nt i n perat i " .
Thk frtke of the journeymen pnintera in
Pittburir waa oftieially declared or. The
plumber have al.j surrendered. The briek
layers are the only ones ip'W out. Thev are
on atrike for an advance in wapea "k.i cent!!
pe r d .a y .
Tut: Wanth Steel plant, in Belleville. X T I i -noi.
and the Little Midline Mil!, in Kaat t.
Iyuia, w hieh have 1-. n idle hr two week,
pending action "ii the Amalgamated. Asswcia
ton hca'e, have resumed vperati-Tia, the tirnn
having' iprel the aeal. The plant" empl-.T
men.
Thk e,L.hi-ineh mi!', at the Pennsylvania
Bolt and N-it Work, in Ceban-m. Pcun . re
a timed tk with its full quota of men. Both
the eiphi- in eh and b-i neb m 1 1 Is e i i-t he only
one idle. The company claim that the strike
mj the 1-' inch mill and in the bolt luadmp
department w ill speedily be n led.
i MTKMiFlM A Kiaher, Wolf Co., and
several hundred smaller cipar man u fact urera
in ( h-eapo have apreed to pay the f 1 advanee
deinnndetj by t he stri k inp clear maker a. Three
hiu?w at 1 1 1 b.old out. but the atrike. which
ha lasted ten weeks, is practiealiy settled in
fa v o r id the i n e n .
AT a mectKip of table plsssware nianufae
turer of Pen nay ! van i, hio.and West Yin: in ia
held in 1'itt.sburtT. the plants were conlidatei1
and an avux-iatioii formed under the name of
thel'nited States d! iw Ciunpany. I. C.
Ripley, ot Pittsburk'. w elected President.
Tlie coni pan rompr.'s 13 riruis, with a capi
tal ot fl.iniMl
Thk diflerent labor orcnirjtions affiliate!
with ihe( er.tral Ijbor t" n ion of Ha rri-.hu rtr,
Pa., will meet in county convention on Sep
tember "th, to p'aee in nomination three
eandidatea (or delegate ne ( 'nnstitutioi.al
Con e:- t,.m. All lalnir organizations, era u res
and aliiancca are each entitle! to aend three
r- pre-Mitai i es t,i the t ' -n en t i--n .
IT I- aaid th.it a poll ..f the delepatea (n the
i nvei.ti"!! rli" i ilaaahhiwers AaoMiation in
M- I.oi. :a. ahow that more than half of them
are m f a or ot j m inp i he Ked- 'ration of Labor.
A lan, f ha t a demand w i II be made (or an in
creaae in t he prior , ,f bio w i n p beer and mi neral
water l -t 1 1 of t h i rt ren to twenty per n- n t . ,
nnd th.it, if thi f-iiull be refused, the rie
thou'-n:-! iiiMnb ra f the Association will
lri
HANGED BY A MOB.
nnr I.TIirltoit
in I1IIU..U.
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t. ! ' h.v 1 i hour had come,
d , f i. . tin I a ny t h : n '. s- .
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Irsw r. ..I ;i- cr.HM i.. 4l;i. Ill
w i.
f oil' ..f his . i i; The in .' tarried a few
moments t; ! .itiMb-d I 11 t life siu extinct,
ml 1 1, n .jai-t ,'y 1, :t the j.iil and pa s-1 out ot
t . '.t n .
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
SO Ml-. INTKRKsTIM, NKWS fuM I'tl.KD
. tillM MANY M)l'KCI.
In Il Hi ie couniv. W. Va.. J. Barker fatally
si- t Alt. ll-.rker with a rifle.
William Terry of August A ciiu'v, a.,
va dragged to death by a riitrnviiv team.
1 '1 Kanawha county. W. Va.. James Job i;
n Mi... H.'iirv Wise nv cruslilng tils 11 1 1
1 1 1
11 :
Tb.c
p.-Mollie
at It-
TV '
( Inrke
bbed of
1 1 1 n t v ,
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iirnkr i nr..
,d
i:i"ri. y aii stamp-.
Mi-- Kit.. In Tl-.r W.'-li-v 'iie.l
at ner n-i-
'I-i:. -, ti.ar -ws F.-rrv. Iliiiif:tx
untv, Va .
i-.-'l ..ti- hiin.lr. il nn'l ti v.- ;rnrs.
Win!.. pi..wfi near Web t r. V. Vs..
AM. t. T i,r.e i' plow Mruck n ni'.t, ti.r. inu'
t!f Inu, .11. mi:, his irroiti atil ausiit; inMant
'hntii.
Tlie l-j,t nn.l pcitortiee at ini.''; 1 n
h-iiMii...M!i ''.,'inry. r- ,b-'l. til-
f. ttii. r flO 1:1 eu-h ati 1 thr lntti r "t ?''' r.
si a 111 p.
Th.
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inn'
.1 w. r. t ;i veti. r.raxt n
vn- lntrii. "1 a t-w i:ii;l!t
y ear ohl sun p-ri.-h-'i in tin'
ml I
hun-s.
The
1. t..ry
'.tnrl
pnrehasers t ill
. 1'- t. rslnir'. Va.,
th- fae;..ri tin. I r
l!itl-r-ea ...tt.'ti
nr.- pr ptrin; t .
-titirelv n-w in.'!
ht v. .rn 1.1- .4 ii-piees.
1'r .f. .Id ,1 I. y.i w -h..t six time am! in--1
j 1 1 1 1 1 y kill .1 at .lelter-.-n. Tetin. T"in
M rt r 1 . his nephew l,y intirriatre, is.lmre.l
with the s 1 1 1 v t i 1 1 .
I'. I.. Tr"tlier, nn einployee 011 the U'innnke
hii I .tii-r:i lUtlr.iK.i. was kt le i hy the
tailing ;i tr--t le. eiu'h teen miles S'.nth f
Ki.iimike, Va. II- was t'rmn Yati s laninty. N.
. .. ami rwe:ity-- x -ears it aij...
A iinnih. r ..f nlHeials of the Kanawha ami
Miehican lljiilr.'a.l t'umpanv lmve h.-en i:i-.li.-teil
I'nr th ilisaster ,,11 the rnei n-ar
t liarlest.in. W. Va.. .Inly -I. hy whiehVhirt, en
p. r tis uere kille.1 Hint fifty-t hree x .,1111 le 1.
William IIeliin?-vorth ami J.un Mei'.,y.
P"itninent fHnners, ,t" 111 nnt e.Hinty, Ala.,
I .n'ht h .luel t. the ileath tin-re. Met'n.
;r. t,:r.-. ll.)lliii;rw,rtlrs skull with a Mo:. o
nn.l 1 .,lint;-.v.,rtS stal'be.1 McCoy three
tun. 6. H-,th me;i have inee 'lied.
Tln.nias. y,mni;ei.t son of I.iith-r Patio 1.-tii-
ex'en-ie coal-tnitie operator of t larks
hiirtr, W. V.i., eoniniitted suiei.le I.y taking
1 11 ' 11 1 1 11 111 Yminn l'a ton hail been payini;
attention to the daucli'er of N-rvu llnis who
ol.jeetcil to his suit, ami h .-meide'l in a lit of
dejection.
- li .Vfrni.r l-'b iiiint:, a eomniander-in-ehief
of the We-t Virginia National Guards, has
rixe.i Thurs lay, SepteinU'r .'i. as the t me tor
th- encampment and selected nypny .rove,
on the M onongahela Kiver Railroad, as th-pla-e.
This will be the first encampment of
th. L-iiard-
I rank Ks.si:ims was taken frof:i the jail if
Mi.Hle!M,ro!ic;l,. Ky., and lynched by a posse
otHi tned fitiett-. r.ossiintis and I.iies John
son It red upon the police who w ere aitetn pi in .'
lo arrest them and w minded p itr d:n n Tucker
an 1 I'-lsey 1 1 1 iiiins. .I.hnsmi was s:i ed
Irwm Ivneiiin-; i.v heini pia-ed iu jail a'
I'l evifle.
l i e sniei ',- of l:i!ey lireenleaf. a well
k in, .i 11 Roane c ninty. W. Yu. . tanner, up pee. s
to hav,. b en can..-. I by a broken hear;.
1 . ren 1 lea f. s.n-:ii-lan, l'i. ( astro, to whom
he w;s much attached, was ill with eon,:iup
iiotn am! was taken t Webster siprinirs It
Lis IohIiU I.y Ins tatll.r-ill-law. lie tailed
rapidly and his death seemed immincut-(ir-euiei,f
ief't hiin in a dvin'r eondi.ii.n,
r tin ded .. his hoin- and 1 anged liini elf,
- The ipies'.ion of the site for the Jefferson
Iavis iii.uisol-tim and tmeiiiinent is now one
ot alisothini; inter. -M in Kichimiml, 'a., but
not h im,' wi 1 1 be do c until Mrs. J avis is able
to confer with the pep!-. Mr-. Davis has
. iteii a letter t. ihe I . i is Monument Aso
'ia i ,11 an 1 a commit. ee of the Kietin.on'l
Chamber of ( oiumerce in which st.e makes
ra ul aekuow led-.-mciit for herK.lt and
ehildren lor the many cordial utterances they
l.ave tn i.le on behalf of the State ot Virginia
rrr. inline Mr. P.ivis.
ul. John l'.dk l'rvor Jicl at Frankfort,
Ky.
Tom M.-t oy shot and kill, d deortre Roberts
near 1'ik- ville, Ky.
Th w orks of the Washington zinc company
at I.ynchhurx. Va., ar. to he put in operation
as ,oon as praet. cable.
- In the Charlotte conn I y, Va.. cour Henrietta
Murrell and Catherine Jti-ksoti. both colored,
were .-nteiiced to I e hant;ed August J.s'h for
child murder.
- The '.Tth, 2-it'n and '':th of fVt'.bcr have
Wen fixed as the dates for holdine the State
fair by the Virginia Agr. cultural and Me
chanical S.-M-iety.
- - l'he l.eisl itnr" n (i-orgia ha' pas."d a bill
disfitiHblyiiiL' doctors entity of drunkenness
from practicing. method of inniciinent has
been frame , nnd upon conviction of drunk
enness the accused is made subject lo a heavy
penalty if In- -hould attempt to pra-tice again.
- Col. II. clay King, of Memphis, Teiin.,
.who was r cently convicted of urder in the
tir-t degree iu killing ihivid IT. Poston, i and
a number of his relaivea iu Tennessee,
M ivis..ippi, Arkau-as ami Texas are about to
brit.-suit to recover land in New York city
lensej by iheir ancestors nine'y-nine years
ago. and which is now valued ut 1 . K , 1 M M , ( M .
Whi M' Ssr. Allie Wright and I ieorge
Nnsh. employees ot Hunter's plow works,
l'rcder.c ksburg, Va., we ec;rryinga ladle of
melted iro i across the stre, t t" the moulding
shops, Nash fell, and the iron tunning out
rlow.d over the arms and hands of Wright,
I lini ng them almost to a crisp Amputation
of both his hands will rohably be necessary.
DROWNED WHILE SEINING.
1 hi- Men Lose Their l.lvc i
(lessee Kiver.
Wh ! seining on the Ternese
tlie Ten-
ri v.
r, neat
Murray . Kd Mrown, Walter strnder. John
M'tcl r, Ih. k I a e and John T. liraine were
drowned. The party numbered eight. They
tie 1 olC end of 1 1 1 l r Seine, scvellly-li V- (eel
..iig. 1" the hank, and stretched the netting
m ar!, .triii;l:t "ill into the river. Stationed
H intervals m ar the outer end, the eight men,
:ih ...il s,.,. s, hats ami coats ort. sw am w ith
the s, lues isde toward the shore. One oi
ri mi was welt j'.e.j.i.iinted witii the river at
r'nt- point, and th. y swam int.. a witt.cold
e,,rr. n;. Suddenly one was scicl with
crnuips. A panic followed. The seine was
dr ic-.sl. and lirame, llrow n and Strader be
came entangled in it. Mender and Kavts were
sw-pt uml -r by the current, whil the other
th.-. e s;,c cobd in r-iH-hiiig the bank. All
th - men drowne.l were well-known citizens
ne: ,r Murrav. belonging t.. ..id families in the
.-.-iniy. The seme w t.eti hauled in still held
the t h i-ee who b. ca me etita nclcd in its meshes,
l a i .1. a ml Mi ader have not been found.
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Two II t, iMlrecl'roumls of "i In, l.lyeerine
l iplo.les With Frightful Kesults.
Two hundred.-, p Minds of nitro glv.arinc.
which S. J. Iiigley. a torpedo man. w as taking
to the Mount Morris oil Held in a twn-horsc
wagon, exploded near Washington, Pa., about
'.'o'clock the other morning, blowini: Iii'ley
to atoms, killim.' the horses and wre.-king the
d w el lings ot I., e M iii ton ami Mark 1 1 ugh es. Sr.
The ... iicussioii shook very house in Vali
ingt'.n tind caused great excitem-nt.
A singular feature of the explosion i that
although tln-re were a nuinlu r of people in
the vn ii.iiy at the time, all escaped with
blight injuii-s.
MARKETS.
B r T 1 M'M: 0 -Flour -''it v M i lis, super.
'a..i.7".. Wheat Southern l'ultz, I'd'a-'.'-.i
('..rn Southern White, 77 '.. Yellow,
74'i.rv. 1 at Sou t hern nnd Pennsylvania
4 i(.i.4se. ;ve - Mary land and Pennsylvania
r;,M.7so ,',. Mai-'vland and Pennsylvania
t; .v.-1 1 ; v.. straw - Wheat. .iM.!.i 0.
H i't.r I ,st. r., ream-ry. 1 s n. sic. near-by
r.. . ; t !j ( li.es.. Fateni Fancy
1 r a :. '; -. ; . . ...e.-;i. sr., ;,,.. F. ggs - 1 1
l !.-. !'...:.. .. l.eat Int. nor . I .' 'in 1 . '
i,..i 1 , .,1. i ( i , ", ik M '. id iing. -:i.. n
n o I 1 , d. so..,, e 1, i i . a,.. Fan. y,
5-iJ "".' I :.. ..
Nni i..r.k II. ur Southern I ;.! to
b e v :. .1. it". Wheat- No. 1 White
'..":'i'. :. I:,,- n.te 7. Corn---e,t'..
, . r 7 I.-, ''its Wtiit-.
siat. ,j , 1 :. loitt-r S'.ate, -1
I - : t I '.ggs 17. -..17 ;.e.
Pun At.: : ru: l-'!.ir - Peiinsy I vtrii
Fancv. 5.1 J". ,. I s.i. Wlieiit, l'ennsyiv uiia and
South-m K-.l. llMi'i. Rye- Per.tisyl
.iiiiH. .'e 1. C.eii Soiitiiern 'eilo,v, ''.;.
1 1.: . . t .,, ; ii 1 I7e. P.utter Stale. I f.j,
p.e. (:,,-... -.- Yin. Iii'i.iiv, loij.l ,.J.:.
Kgg- state. ;;:
i ATI I.I".
It v t 1 1 vi mi !!--,' v.in.'i,",i, Shep
I'M I . - !!o.-s--4.7"".l.'..''.
N;:w ..sk -i;.-ef -s;.iK.f.j,7. J.1. Sheep
fi.. i .-..:... Hogs
Fast I.Ilil.Krv Beef $ri..Tii((j,ri.00. Sheep
THE JACKSON STATU
A Memorial to Virginia's Brave Son
Dedicated hy the Gray.
111.- Maine I iivcilc.l by (..'ill. .I.iek-ou's
rn n.bl h ugh ter bile Camions lioooi
--l.e x i iit on ,;,lv I liTniill ei! .
The stain- erected to "Stonew all" Jackson,
the hero of Chaucellorsville, by the Jackson
Memorial Asso. iation ot' ( oufedera:.' Veterans
who served under th- (leu. nil, was unveiled
:u la xitiL'toii on the thirtieth a 1111 i v crary of
tic- lirst battle of Bull Run.
Ten thousan 1 st rang, rs gal here' 1 lo ai t'lid
the ceremonies and the quiet little village in
which li. Jackson spent the greater part of
his life was unnbl to accommodate them all.
though every house was thrown open to th'-m
end every hospitable building win filled.
Before tiie morning mists had lifted from
these beautiful hills the Stonewall Brigade
Band w ent to the residence of Col. Kdmoml
soii and escorted him, len. Walker and Mr.
Valentine to the monument, where they
P laved "Hi.xie" and then a dirg . At u
.'' lock the P.o. kbr.dge Artill ry survivors
tir. d a salute of fifteen guns on the Virginia
Military Institute grounds and this was a
sign..! for all resident. and strangers to turn
.nil upon the street'. From that lime until
th- hour of speaking the place was a scene of
in robing and countermarching of troops ;:ml
veterans.
Three arch' s .'ecornted the streets on the
line of march, each bearing quotations from
Ceu. Jnckson's remarks, appropriate poetical
sentiments and the names ot Confederate
generals and of the Confederate States.
Banners inscribed with the rames of (ieii.
Jackson's battles swung at intervals of lb"
yards over the line of march. ( ne one ap
peared the dead Cenerai's despatch, "Cod
idcssed our arms at McHowell yesterday."
( Ml another was his request to he buried at
I. xington: "In the vailey let me lie under
neath Uod's o(.en sky."
The veterans and organizations taking part
in the parade assembled on the parade ground
of the Military Institute. The procession
started late the schedule time was in A. M.
and inarched to the campus of the Washing
ton and Lee Fniversity, where the lit r .ry
exercises were held.
A noticeable feature in the procession was
apt. Taylor Martin, 0 Presbyterian minister,
iv in. appeared in hi 'enlederate uniform,
that ot captain of artillery, ('apt. Martin
10 e at the head of Fee Camp. Tlie colors of
theStouewall Brigade survivors wjs he battle
Hag of the Thirty-first Virginia Regiment,
presented to the re.iment by lien. Jackson at
Westville. It was first carried at Me Howe! I
nnd was in every engng me. t in which the
regiment participated to and inducing
Fredericksburg, December 13, It is
stained with the blood 0 the colo" bearer who
carried it at Sha psburg an I was killed in
that engagement. Another historic Ha: in
the process 0:1 that waved in many a battle
held was that of the Meck'enbti g Rill.s,
Twenty-first Virginia Regiment, and still
another w as the Hag car: icd by the Secon 1
Virginia Regiment.
At the university campus a platform had
been erected and handsomely decorated,
seals tor several thousand persons were ar
ranged ..n ti e sloping ground which form, tin
amphitheatre.
( ieii. Karly read his oration from manii
sci i pt.
t .en. Farly ske'ehed tlie life and military
career of 1, en . .1 ackson, remarking upon his
tenacity and courage and his resolution in the
face of difficulties.
He spoke of the inriueuee exerted by tier,.
Jackson upon the youth he trained.
The temper of the oration was u--.elerat", m
a rule, and little more than a eulogy of the
dead soldier.
Mrs. Jackson occupied a seal on the stand
and a touching incident of the day was her
meeting with her grandchildren. ThoraasanJ
Julia Christian, whom she had not seen for a
long time. She embraced them warmly and
appeared much affected. During the delivery
of the oration she held a little boy iu her
arms.
The possession reformed at the closa of the
literary exercises and marched to the ceme
tery, forming in rear of it at 1! P. M. Soon
alterw ardsasalute was fired by the Rockbridge
Artillery, and as the guns boomed Julia Jack
son Christian, grand. laughter of the (ieneral.
pulled the cord which released the veil and
exposed the mouumeut to view. The militarv
and civic organizations then passed in view of
the statue through the cemetery, dropping
out of line as they reached their quarters.
THK STATl'K.
The statue stands in'a circle in iheccntre of
the City Cemetery on Me.'ii street, a square
containing about four acres of ground well
set off with giant trees which hide the statue
from view except in the rear. The site is a
slight mound crowning an elevation, over
looking the surrounding country and com
manding a good view of rich roliing'hills and
valleys. The sculptor is a Virginian, Kdward
V. Valcutime, who designed the Lee monu
ment. I he statue porl rays Jackson with uncovered
head leaning 0:1 his sword and left leg. and
look ing out upon a field of battle. I n the right
hand at his side is a field glass. The figure
is clad in the full uniform of a Confederate
lieutenant-general, with the gold lace on the
sleeves distinctly visible, and with heavy
military boots and spurs. The carriage, easv
in the attitude, is one of close observation
with the right few it advanee. ready and alert
for instant vigorous action. The scabbard of
sword upon which the gauntletted left hand
rests bears the letters "Fnited Slates, "a his
torical fact, as it was modeled from Jackson's
own sword.
Beneath the pedestal is a vault containing
six sepulchre chambers surrounded by a cir
cular grass plot, around which is a driveway
with four approaches. The general effect ot
the structure is imposing.
THK M F. Ml lit I AI. ASSOCIATION.
The statue was erected by the Jackson
Memorial Association, composed of soldiers
w ho served under Gen. Jackson and incor
porated under the Virginia statutes. It was
organized in 1SS4, with G.W. C. Lee as Presi
dent and John C. Boude, Secretary. The F.x
ecutive Committee is composed of prominent
Virginians.
The work of raising the necessary funds
was diligently carried on bv private and pub
lic subscriptions. In February, lxisii, the
women of Lexington and Rockbridge County,
Va., held a bazaarto assist the Association in
raising the fund.
SHOT FATHER AND SON.
A Country Danre in a l-Torida Town
17nils in Murder.
Willie Dowling was shot and killed, and his
father, Joseph Dowling, perhaps fatally
wounded, by Geo. Futch at one o'clock ihe
other morning, about fifteen miles west of
Starke, Fla. The trouble occurred at the
house of Ancruni Adkins, duri g the progress
o: a country dance. An old feud hail existed
for many years between the Dowling and
Flitch fa ihes. Young Futch and young
Dowling quarreled just before the dance broke
up, and they Ifought. Old man Dowling
' finally taking a hand, Futch got enough and
ar.d asked to be "turned loose."
The Dowlings let him go. Then Futch
slipped back, pulled out his pistol and began
tiring. The nrst shot struck Willie Dowling
oTer the region of the heart, killing hiin in
mantlv. Futch neit fired three shots at
Juseph Dowling (the father,) the first shot
entering the upper part of the right thigh, t he
next entering the right lower portion of the
abdomen, and the lat entering the right
groin. Futch then ran through the front gate,
turned and tired another shot into the crowd,
dangerously wounding an orphan hoy named
Varues. A posse started in pursuit of I ntel,
at once, but so far nothing has been heard
from him. These people are well connected
and among the best people of Bradford county.
CHOLERA AT MECCA.
Hundreds Die In a Pay Not an Egyp
tian At tucked.
'Ihe spread of choler 1 is inrv;;Mng at
Mecca.
There were !!. deaths on Saturday and .".so
on Sunday last.
The deaths occur oV.efly among the Tu. kis'i
pi'grims.
The Khedive has issued instructions that
rigorous measures shall be taken to prevent
the introduction of the disease into Egypt.
A remarkable feature of the epidemic is
the fact that not one Fgyptiau has as yet been
attacked by the cholera.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.
Waknkk Mii.i.kr is said to liti ve seen r-d in
California over .-s.-i.iHM, (mo in subscriptions lor
the Nienraugua ( anal.
I'RlXCK.ssi Mli.LNA, of Montenegro, has ar
rivedi n Vienna on her way to Heidelberg,
where she will undergo a surgical operation.
Mix .Tami.sj (,. Bi. aink. Jit , has settled
down resignedly to the conviction that rheu
matism iias made her a cripple for life, it is
said.
Justices Brows and Brewer are the only
members of the Supreme Court who do not
own tiieir houses in Washington, hut they will
soon do so.
Titii Queen of Portugal, who is a splendid
horsewoman, may often be met w hilst riding
in the open country about Lisbon nt an hour
when most of her subjects are still asleep.
CiEoRfjK SMiTif. king of the English gyp
sies, is said to edit a paper in the Romany
tongue, to be the organ of the wandering race,
il.- expects to get 2il,.Hi subscribers for it.
Thk Countess Clancarty, "Belle Bilton," is
the owner of five fast horses, of which her
favorite is Cream Tartar. But none of them
has as yet equalled Belle's own record for ra
pidity. CiIARI.ES D AYKNI'.irt, of Cambridge,
Mass., who is said to have built the first rail
road car in the Fnited States, has just started
for a tour of Europe, lie is overeighty years
of age and "as sound as a nut."
Tn E wife of a well-known naval officer in
Washington wears a very handsome gold neck
lace that once adorned the neck of a Peruvian
princess. The lady's husband took it from
the princess, whose mumified body he found
iu a Peruvian grave.
Daniel Webster when a farmer boy, was
greatly annoyed one hot day while haying by
being constantly told that his scythe did not
hang right. He finally h ting it up in an apple
tree and stretching himself out in the shade,
said: "I guess it hangs all right now." The
"god-like Daniel" was a far greater success at
codtishing than at haying.
Sebastian Bih no, whom one authority
calls the "greatest humorist of modern Ger
man literature," was a conspicuous Austrian
journalist, w ho made so many enemies in de
fence of the freedom of the church that lie
sank into poverty. A Dominica monk ob
tained for him a small pension, and he has
just retired to end his days in the hospice for.
the aged at Weinhnus.
Sir William Gordon Gumming is not the
first intimate associate of the Prince of Wales
who has come to grief at the card table. Some
time ago another pal of the prince, Walter
llarbord, was caught cheating at cards.
Though a brother of Lord SufhehFand a major
in the Seventh Hussars, his family influence
could not save him. He was cashiered from
the army, expelled from the clubs and uni
versally cut.
J: I KS Vkkse published his first novel
when he c. hs thirty-five years old. Since then
be has w ritten tin average of two books avear,
and is now- tlie author of si.xty volumes of
more or less fascinating interest. Writing a
book with Verne is a work of prodigious toil.
Before putting n single line to paper tie men
tally prepares all his material, makes his
maps, lays out his routes and reflects upon his
work for months. Then when the story has
been written, he corrects it at least ten times
I, -fore giving the final proofs to the printer.
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.
Twn men and a boy w ere drowned near the
San Miguel Islands, California, while hunting
seals.
Leslie Young and Henry Campbell, boys,
were drowned ot Lake Calumet, Chicago,
while bathing.
There was a collision between a freight
nnd passenger train, near Fort Scott, Kansas.
Ten persons were hurt, but none fatally.
lU'RINi; a fire inntenement house in Brook
lyn, -New York, Mn'.'eie Bishop, aged 3 years,
and Maggie MeCan. . , aged 4 years, were
suffocated.
The gas tank of the Municipal Gns Com
pany, in Raichester, New York, exploded, kill
ing "Night Watchman Stapleton and the cap
tain of a canal boat, whose narr.e is not
known.
A disease, supposed to be (he Texas fever,
has broken out among a herd of cattle owned
bv Judge Shaw, at Independence, Kentucky.
Seven of the animnls have died, and 20 others
are sick.
Kate and Mary McGowan, sisters, aged
respectively 24 and 2J years, were drowned at
Pittston, Pa. They were in a boat which
sprang a leak and filled before assistance could
be rendered.
A terrihle freight wreck occurred on the
Colorado Midland Railroad, at I'te Pass, ow
ing to the brakes refusing to work on a steep
grade. Eleven cars loaded w ith oreand bull
ion were destroyed, and Engineer Moore and
Fireman Wilson were killed.
JOHN McXeff and Miss Lucy Kaiser were
drowned at Columbia Park, Chicago, by the
capsizing of a boat. MeNefi'-vas a married
man, and when his dead body was taken home
lo his wife the shock unbalanced her mind, it
is feared permanently.
A LOCAL freight train on the Northern
Pacific Railroad broke through a trestle bridge
at Spokane Falls, Washington, and five cars
and a caboose were wrecked. Michael r iah
erty, fireman, was killed, and a roadmaster
named Spear mortally injured.
THE steamer Athos jtist arrived at New'Nork
reports the foundering of the Helen Mead in
the Gulf of Mexico. She was bound from ,
New Orleans to Nicaragua, and is the third
ihip of the Morgan Line sent 011 the same
voyage with the sate? ill-fated result.
Near Kilkenny, Minnesota, during a funer
al procession, a team draw ing a wagon con
taining six persons ran away, smashing the
vehicle. Daniel McCauley, aged 70 years,
and Mrs. Young Daly, aged 00, were fatally
injured. The others were badly bruisfl.
The family of J. H. Cornelius, a well-to-do
farmer near Russellville, Kentucky, were
poisoned a few days since. Bernard Cornelius,
a nephew, died in a short time, and five others
are dangerously ill. The symptoms are of
arsenic. The poison is supposed lo have been
in the milk, but how it' gut there is not
known.
P. W. Barney, Superintendent of tin-Lake
Chaniplain Transportation Company, lost his
life near Fourteen Mile Island, in lake
George. His little son fell into the lake and
he plunged in 10 rescue the boy. Both were
drawn ashore, when it was found that Mr.
Baru-y's forehead had been crushed in bv n
projecting rock, which he must have struck
under th- water, and he died shortly after
wards. The boy was uninjured.
A FAMILY EXTERMINATED.
Four Grown Persons and an Infant Found
in a Uurned House.
A despatch from Flora, HI-, says: The en
tire James family, consisting of four grown
persons and an infant, were burned to death,
or first murdered and then their bodies burned
within two miles of this city. The house was
an ordinary log structure. The family con
sisted of Henry James, aged forty-five years;
his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth James, aged forty
three years; one son. Dean Jiunes, aged
eighteen years, and one married daughter,
Minnie Chancy, aged twenty-five years, and
her six mouths' old babe.
The discovery of the tragedy was made by
some one who happened to be passing the
place. Iu the north bedroom of theshed were
discovered the charred remains of the babe,
w ith its little head burned almost entirely ufl
and only the crumbling white ashes of bones
to tell wdiere the little arms and feet had been
attached to the body. With one stride to the
left the body of the infant's mother came into
view, and two steps farther to the left two
charred bodies, supposed to be those of the
father and mother, appeared. There were
positively no features left for identification
only the "ghastly outlines ot two forms left by
the incinerated bodies. Hy one wns found a
ring of keys w ith a tab marked "M rs. James. "
Near the other an empty revolver and three
pieces of silver money.
Near the middle of the reception-room were
the unrecognizable remains of another body,
supposed to be that of the son. The authori
ties were notified and the coroner impaneled a
jury. A post-mortem examination developed
the' (set that the young mother had been shot,
and that ihe ..cbe's head had been crushed in.
The author of and the motive for the crime
are unknown.
The marriage of the daughter, some two
years ago, caused trouble in the family, which
is said to have increased ever since.
Two or three months ago the June-liter left
her husband and returned to her parents. The
father and son often quarreled, and the elder
James made frequent threats to kill himself,
and sometimes IU" son also, nn.l rumor has il
tht.t the entire family nt times were included
in the threat. The neighbors have considered
him as laboring under an aberration of mind
for the hist two or three ycors.
Baron de Gondorftz, flie Brazilan india
rubber merchant who is trying to corner the
entire rubber output of the Amazon region, is
an energetic man of Portuguese birth, forty- ;
one years old. He is of short and very portly i
figure, with light complexion and red hair.
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