GREEISBORO DAILY WORKMAN.
Vol X.-N0S9
LODGED IN JAIL!
CHARLES REYNOLDS
. MARION HBADEN
AND
THE MURDERERS OF SOLATH
I EL SWAIM LOCKED UP.
THEIR STATEMENTS SHOW
THEIR CONNECTION WTTH
. THE CRIME.
MONST HID THE PlSTOL FOUND II
ths rossxasio or RmtoLca.
Sheriff John W. Cook arrived beTe
but night at about 8 o'clock, 'having
in custody Charles Reynold, white,
and Marion Headen, colored, charged
with the murder of Soathial Swaim
on Tuesday last, aod were placeo in
STATE EST Of THS rRISOXERS.
Charles Reynolds, the white man,
informed Sheriff Cook that the mux
.. der was committed hy a negro by the
nam of William Lonf, who had been
driving the omnibus for the McAdoo
; . House in this city. He said that he
saw Lomr creep no near to the point
where old maa Swaim was sitting aid
place the pistol against the door facing
and fire. . That at Long fired he (Rey
!ds) ran and that Long saw him and
gave him a handful of money t.nd the
' pistol and told Lira to keep hit mouth
shut. '
I' t '! t' - - T t' -the wou!j
he .tu.l U-cn woik.t J IV UkDw
wiili Ikadea and that Long passed
along the road. while they were at
work, ' That he went by Mr. Coble's
house (where the murder took place)
on his way to the bouse of a neigh
bor, to which place he was driving a
calf. ; '
liarioa Headen, the colored man,
said be was working In tte woods
with Reynolds That be saw this
man Long pass, that , he knew him
well, that b married a cousin of his
" That he remained in the woods and
did not go towards the house, which
was 4 or 5 hundred yards awav,
' . These statements were trade' be.
fore they arrive J here. Upon Rey
nold's statement Sherifl Ctok went
' in search, of the money and pistol,
which he discovered as described by
Reynolds. It was a js calibre pirtol
and bad one empty chamber. He
found $130 in money. ' '. ) , '
. , .. ' 8TATEMKMTS IN Mty.
After the ptisoneri were placed in
jail Sheriff Cook went down to the
McAdoo Hoise ,and saw; William
Long, c6lored, and asked him to go
to the jail with him and explained to
him what he wanted. .
He ws taken Into Reynold's cell
first. Th-i kheriff asked Reynolds it
. he knew h'.m 1 (Long). He replied
that he thought he was the maa that
did the 6hooting. . - ' " ,,
-'When be was asked if be knew him
' and wh;it his n ime was, he said he
that ho thought he was the 'man.
When he wa3 asked the third time he
replied that the man a name ; was
Reeves. ' . - " .,' ' '
When the sheriff asked him if he
did.
not sny thd rnan. who ; did the
s'.iO( ",2 was rsatnel Lorg, he replied
t!."the h-l b-ina ;!p and that the
t 1 . Us i..:n iie-
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GREENSBORO
ties, and upon being asked if he saw
Long on the day of the murder
Headen replied that he taw. Long go
alon the road in the direction of Mr.
Coble's TbaJ he knew nothing about
the murder. v
Headen told a Workman reporter
that on the day of the murder Reyy
nolda went off towards Mr. Coble's
and Out he wore a white sti aw hat,
that some time thereafter he returned
hatless, that he had a pistol in Vi$
pocket and that Reynolds told biro he
had made a raise.
The man Long, whom they charged
with the murder, wai driving the
McAdoo bus in this city about the
time of the crime and of course knew
nothing of itj It was evidently a
concocted scheme to by it on Long,
and Htaden was the man who did
the scheeming, as Reynolds Aid not
know Long and ' Headen was well
acquainted with him. It is safe to say
that the Sheriff has two of the perpe
tratort of the ' awful crime.. It is
thought there was another party or
parties engaged In the crime with
them. ' . v ' .
Mar la nmth Carvllaa.
Buzzards Bay, Mass., Aug. 16.
Grover Cleveland was agreeably sur
prised when F. M. Simmons, of
North Carolins, cent in bis card at
Gray Gables Saturday morning. Mr.
Ueveland had not seen this distm-
gu'i.hrl member of ths Fiftieth Con
f r sortie time, and roth enjoy j
Mr Lunmons is the chairman of
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee of North Carolina and practi.
catly the , whole campaign is in his
hands. He came to Cray Gabies to
ask Mr. Cleveland to address the peo.
pie of his State during; the campaign.
His arguments Were' forcible,' and
while Mr. Cleveland seriously con
sidered the appeal, be could not
accept ' Mr.' Simmons' invitation,
Neither did he absolutely decline it
Mr. Cleveland stated to his visitor
that he had not as yet formulated his
plans , for the futurs and could not
give a decided answer.-New York
Herald. v
(lUCklarad of QtA dab.
, At a meeting of the graduates : of
Keeley institute at Greensboro, now
residing in this city, held in the par-
lore cf the Conitz Hotel last evening,
a; Keeley Ei -Chloride of Gold Club
was organized, with the (following
ofikeis elect- d, viz: W H Gerkin,
President s E. H SneeJ, First Vice
President s John G Bagwell, Second
Vice President j John H Grotgen,
Secretary ;1 M Gilbert, Treasurer ;
Obediah' i Jenkins, Sentinel ; Isaai
Northrrp, Wm B Lirkins, Wm Wes
ley, T F Tyler and J E Burrte, exec
Utive. committee. ' . ! ' V
The club starts out with a member
ship of twenty-two, 'Committees
were appointed to procure a suitable
club room with, power to fit up the
same. A committee on by laws was
appointed." After adopting a resolu.
tion returning thicks to Mr. ' Eonitz
for th use of hi parlors the club
adjourned subject to call of .the Tresi-
dent. Wilmington Star-y'"
v
.The Ladis of the King's
tors b-ive. pv.t vp very j
r ' -.. Me ;r ; '
! : (' -r cf l'-. I . " '
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
BPBiiSINa OP TOD
Capt. F. , U Odett, of Concord,
Mr; J. II. Ferree, ol Randleman, and
others ate bere today in attendance
on the Director'! Meeting of Greene
boro Female College.
Oar good brother Daniel Worth is
back home from the State Convent
tion of the People's party, and
seemed muoh enthused with the di
mensions of the Convention. He has
now completed the round of conven
tion and can better judge how the
cat is to jump. )
Col. Jas. . Boyd, who went to
Statesville yesterday has returned to
his home in this citr. and is bere
today. -
Miss Charlotte Brown, Of Hills
boro, arrived bete this luorning for a
viit to her sister, Mrs. Pritchett and
Mrs. Wolfe. , - .
Mrs. H. N. Brown, of HiUsboro
passed through this morning on her
way to Aiheville.
Rev. C Durham, D. D , was bere
this morning on bit way to the Asso
ciation near Mocksville. '
Col. R M.'Douglas is absent on a
visit to Richmond.'
Mrs. Lacy Moon, of Jamestown,
who has been on a visit of some days
to friends near this city returned
home this mornirj. , . :
Two Sisters of Cliairty, clad in the
uniionn tt ( ate ur, arnvca here on
tt.e oJutLoL.ud"i.l..ii this 'luoriiiiig
and took ty tram for Raleihw :
Messrs Bmlett Walker and agent
Pepper, of Cedar Falls, carte up this
morning, and took the south bound
train on the C F. & Y. V. Railroad
this p. m., expecting to visit Mount
Vernon Springs before tbeir return.
Mr. J, A. Porter, of Asheville,went
from here to Rale V this morning
Mrs. Andrew Buford went on a
short visit toalem today.
w .:.,
Capt J. B. Hussty, of Washing
ton, D, C, is back in the city from a
visit to Raleigh, 'i . ' '
Collector J. B. Eaves went home
today from a visit to Raleigh. He
was a looker on from the stable loft
on the late third party managed 'in
Raleigh and goes home whh a repub
l;can idea in his pocket.' :. ;
- P0LITIC3.
Since the Third , party State
a -
Convention at Raleigh some days aRO,
it is believed, and with good reason,
thatthi party itself is rapidly losing
ground.' .It was not ball' vod that the
convention could mub'.er such a large
numeiical force with such a small ag
gregate of mental ability and moral
courage. The availability 6f the con
vention as a Repub i can annex ws so
discounted bv the exhibition on the
occsioa that, U is believed that the
Republicans fully decided on putting
out a ticket r f their owo,v. af.r they
bad taken in the show. ,
.Third parties are but an experi
ment, at b;st, acd the prospect is that
they w'lU peter put in a abort time,
1 - ii g the corpse of the Farmers'
Alliance s a monument to tl.e body
of the IVcj-k's party, ''.a
'.Tl-e Aliioice was a good t'.i.-g, t- t
IS! j
i ' men
-rs became vie ims of dc i
Of
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AUG. 18 1892
DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE.
Mr. J. A. Bostwick, the millionaire
or Near York State, died of bea.t dis
eaue under excitement whiUa ragicg
fire was burning np one of his stables,
early yesterday morning. He w.s
giving orders and was overcome and
died in a few minutes.
The coachman and footman both
lost their lives, and ei;;nt carriage
horses aad much other valuable prop
erty were barned.
It Js supposed that the twa men
who were burned to death bad been
drinking aod carelessly hsnded some
matches in their room in the stable
building.
NEWS N0TE3. "
The fifth district Democratic con
vention met m Atlanta, G, yesterday
and renominated Livingston far Con
gress.
A fire on Tuesday sight at Wyom
ing, Del., destroyed about $10,000
worth of the property of the Deleware
R. R. Co Also the homes of about
lour hundred people who are being
fed by contributions from the farm
era. ' .
William R. Cole, formerly a Central
Railroad sbgineer, and who resides
near Savannah, Ga , shot his wife and
then himvJf yesterday morning while
under the influence of 1 quor. They
lived in 'Savannah. ' Both may die.
FwWnc al troubl. la-said to-be th
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De soto floor udooed to 12 75 tack
You know what this flour is and we
will pl&dily furoian t tn on now at
the above prioe. J. W. Sootl 3c Oo. .
GREAT C&O0XHG OUT!
KEADT
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Having decided oeitively to sell ont our ENTIRE STOCK of CLOTH-.
ING and quit tb clothing bosineeu, we will bigin a (JRAND CLoS -ING
OUT SALE of eyervthing in that line TO DAY, (Mou
day, June 6tb) lu order to wiud np this branch c onr
1 1 onsinees a rapidlv obk'.LIb w will oKat EXTRAOR ' '
DIN A RY INDUCEMENTS in pritva. ,
New Goodc, irjcluSinR onr latest Spring and Summer purcbtuiux, some ot
them jost opened np, will be oold AT COST. " Winter pooda, poods cr ' S
over from last season, and gondg eligbtly shop' worn, Will ba boh! n : . .. 3
of do&t, aome at half prioe. Evrytbins in tn way of Clothira cot s i 1 t". '1
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE. Men's, yontbf, boys and chilli -x "j
of all pradus and sizes. . ; ' - .
We" have a limited tinmhr of COOti OVERCOATS an 1 at '
t1e stork of vVioter an-1 Medlu.a '..'eight Clothing; all of a 1 .
C'" ! vl ht fl.'ul I f.loW COHU'. ' '
I' nr- ',ir, WH firs pofiuvely poinc: t rf tbet-K : , ;
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QUI',K UO!) t
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Price 13.00 Fm Tear.
THE FORCE BILL.
Messrs. A. P. Gorman and M. W
Ransom, oi the Democratic National
Campaign Comraltte, have had a cor
reipoodence with Hon. Charles A.
Dana, of the New York Sun, in which
they request Mr. Dsns to write an
article on the Force bill, which will
form a part of the Democratic Cam
paign Book
In reply Mr. Dana says that his
professional engagements will not
permit him to undertake the work,
and he heartily recommends as a per
son every way qualified to write the
article, Senator David B. Hill.
Welcome Bemoes.
The editor of this paper has receiv
ed from the committee. Meters. W.
W. Rowe, G. W. White and , Z. T.
Broughton, a cordial invitation to take
part in the welcome services to be
giveo to Rev. Chas. A. G. Thomas,
at the West Washington street Baptist
Church, on Sunday next at 4 'clock,
p. ra, and only regrets his nability to
pe present on account of an engage
ment of some time standing at a
church some twenty five miles from
the city. Under the circumstances
we can only wish that the services on
the occasion way b- abundantly pleas
ant m..l p'.fih e 1 nil.
BuotJu'aAr)iu
The bbt SalTfi( in the world for '
Cuts, .Bruiea,' Sore, 'Ulcers, Salt '
r.hentn, Fever Sruree, Tetter,- CLaj-ped
Hitnds, ChilbUioa, Corns, and all -Skin
ErnpUoce, and (positively cures
Piles, or no pay is required. It is)
gnartntsed to givA perfect Batisia4',:
tion, or money ' refunded. Ptioa 21
cents per box. . For sale by C EIV
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