Wmmm
”Slim FBOI Alwsli.
Outbreak Between Miaaiuippl
Whites and Blacks.
TEBIIBLI RACE "All IZXI'I t‘TlilI.
Mull of I WI lit-tween a \I“ No Hay
and a ”WA sum-Ir. l'mu- Hunter-d.
WNW and Blake Arming Iud (lather-
iag Iur Battle.
Conclave. Humvee. iii “A rIIII-‘riut hag
broken out in Romper county .\ constable
and a poem of white men who “i re attempt.
Inc to errant a negro fell Into an ambush
Miami by III-gm, who openol tire killing
the «bitumen outright and wounding nix.
This ocI erred near Wabalak, a small station
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad. W lIiw. men
from eiery section of l‘hh‘ blisdiisilipl are
flocking to the scene of IhI Ikiliing, and it In
feared that many other line; a ill be lost
“:11": following are Lnowu to have been
both Cobb.
Bill Hare.
Bill Vaughn.
The following were wounded:
John Drew.
Torn If. (like.
II. L Harper.
Bob Harper.
Prank Maury.
Jed Thoma.
Nothing like this slaughter baa occurred in
Hist-ippl since the famous riots of bit!)
At first there were rumors that the white
men had rallied and had had a battle with
the negroea. in which lot) of the latter were '
killed, the number of white dead being placed
at twelve. The facts as they are were
enough to arouse the white population
Wahalak ia a small station of perhaps a
down fanIlliea near Macon, on the Mobile
and Ohio railroad. Last Friday a white boy
and negro boy got into a tight. The father
of the white lad, Tom Nicholson, IIeparatod
the boye, when the father of the negro inter-
fered and Nicholson was severely bmten by
a crowd of negrooa. A warrant was sworn
out by Nicholson for the arrest of the
m
The news spread rapidly and the negroI-a
assembled and fortified themselves In an old
house about five miles from \I ahalak. and
when Constable Seth Cobb attempted to
nerve the warrant he was set upon by the
negroee and beaten. Upon being released
he immediately summoned a [use of twelve
men and proceeded to the scene of his previ-
ous encounter.
The negroee had abandoned the building
and ambushed themselves in the thicket near
by. “'hen the posse approached the nogroea
opened a hot tire on them at close range and
Jith deadly etlect.
Nine men of the twelte were shot from
their horses, five being killed outright. The
others were wounded, some of them mortally.
The telegraph operator at “ahalnk tele-
graphed to the nearest bltllluns along the
line for help. Meridinn responded at our-e
. with 200 white men, and they were joined at
every station by many more. Capt. A. J.
McDowell, of the Columbus rifiemen, has
notified his men to be in readiness for the
summons of the governor, who is expected
to order state troops to the scene.
Itinlddthatthonegroegdter firing
upouthecouetable‘s pone, gathered up the
bodies of the dead and placed them near the
house, where they have refortified them-
nlva, and refuse to give up the bodies Tl»:
uegmea are reported rising all over the
county and arming themsclt es and, as they
greatly outnumber the whip Is great lies of
life may occur.
The scene of the riot is about five miles
from “'ahnlak. All tin: forcunm n-iuforco-
meals of whites are lmuriy urnvuig bore.
and starting as they arrive for "marque of
the conflict~ No one as yet has returned.
At noon the opposing forces were supposed
to be about «goal in number, and both were
well armed. If the history of the race riots
in Mississippi is worth. anything, the must
terrible results may be expected. .
In» Cleveland In l’hllulclphla.
Pmannrnu, Dec. Iii—Mm Cleveland
arrived in Germantown y y afternoon
and was driven to the residence of Rev. and
Mrs. Charla Wood. She was met at Broad
street station by Rev. Mr. Wood, and im-
mediately took train for Germantown, She
will remainuutil Friday morning and wants
torpeud her time quietly with Mrs. Wood.
The Bore 3;; Enter.
Baumronz, Dec. 18.-James Howe, a up.
chiuiat, ate, (m a 85 wager, live dozen raw
eggs, including the shells, washing them
down with a pint of alcohol. He afterwards
odor-ed to eat seven dozen more eggs without
the shells,bnt no one in themtaunntin
which the eating took place would accept
(beetle.
Cruel Joke on a M. .
N“ Ham. Dec. 18.—Vinoenro Villiotto
who was arreated for drunken“, was told
by his fellow prisoners that the wiles in.
tended to lung him. This so frightened him
that he attempted to kill himself by choking,
andafterward bydashingout hiabrains.
He wan ova-powered.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Washington Ceaxum, a colored carpenter,
while at work on the root ottheWeatern
Union buibling at Charleston, 8. 0., touched
an electric wire cable and wukiiled.
Two applicants were denied membership
-in the Republican club of New York on the
ground that they were profesional politiv
clans
Atramp,suppomdtohe John
whomnrdaedlehitibleWhite,atBraintree,
~Ha-.,iriNoverribcr,lIaIlIeenarreatodat
Greenfield. Heclaimsto have been int-he
Were-tafiilatthattime, ")de”th
waytoTroy,N.Y.,to get work when ar-
rested.
Diphtheria and Inallpox are raging at
Marginal. I.
John Stitch. dry soodl. Hating. fish.
mailed. magnum
m T. Swank. flu marginal of the
town of mum-go, committed suicide
Multilingual-eat.
A proje’d in under way in Providence,
It]. forth-mimofalnenumntto
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Opposition to the ending but.
New Y on. Dec. lfi mit- emulatin-
, tailed “III I 'rlntiug Trades Uppoutmn to e.
, International Copyright liill haebc n fur-d
tor. and unloading throught the country
libureacbeda member-hip of aunt awe
eitthIIIy. amlhu forwarded to 'Vaahiue
ton lengthy Inuioneaplrnt the W or
the bill It claim- that the eerie, indent
Imntetthebillbyaeuralloall whee of
lhc'l‘ypnxrlphleal union was III-In ad with
put a rulldl-euealon erumlenlam It I! “I
write, and that the more in wally-I-
ta‘oniatic. in a pro bounced degr. I -the luv
tereata of the ”than: of the print“; trade,
and alao of unall publishers, the [M fem
Indpapiwtrade ltaneartathatu [mm
Iyrtem of free competition in the . Ibliahiag
msine- givm the people the chm. t litera
ture in the world, while It luruiIiI employ-
ment toa much larger number or print/era,
W,electrotypI-ra, atereotypn ... , l. laden.
artiste. engraver: and new-deal-In. .InIl co.-
tumce much larger quantliiaao ;" Ier than
ii the prior: of foreign reprinta II o rained
to the night-r English level, an In pi Inn-ed by
the copyright bill. th organization not»):
tucnds that (‘tilllptlliiallull he go. .uth to
foreign autbonI, and that Alllllll'. I be h»
how-l from the Iitignia of pirutm; foreign
literature, by a grant to foreign II: item by
congra- of the rIght to collect a r unable
royalty on their books reprinted [- re, leav-
wno «i Woo. aims.
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"I Ad‘tv I. I: In“: alertnbea menu.
lug American pubfiuhers as frw tn repr‘
foreign books an at [um-mt and without
up along monopolIeII of foreign lIlt mture in
this country. It claim: that Ill" I. Ming bill
mprmtiuiiiy agmn l of mum, II I) to a few
I’PIIh and put“ rlul pub dish. I. g linu . in Low
ion and II n our AtlantiI M'fllfl’lfl l M control
the Iubliahing l-IIIIIIIIIIII of the L' r;|I.Ih speak
In;3 . world, IIIIIl III its rumite [III ..I the price
It obIIIILI and with tin IlIIIIII- mm. It: not intelv
.igI-ncc more coolly and how-I lea-I IIIIiVInal.
FAVORS THE WORKINGVIEN.
”pinion In a Case Which (mimetic-e
laborrn Have llcrn “melting.
llalt'lmlth, llcc. i“. ~~~~~ The opinion of the
I-IiprI-Inc court in the cow of Bonn again!
l'lumc& Atwood, .Ii Waterbury, Interpret-
ing tho facturiziug law in thin Imm, war in
sued by Judge Purdue, of this oil}. The Inuit
was brought in March ngnin‘i MI.» "lame (k
Al“i*ll Manufacturing ruin! lily .u : wing an
uttntbincui on the- “In, I ..Pui .. 'tl t. :II, yr, and
has crIatcd mm mm M nmrmn urking-
men. tin-lower court In- 'lil llml ..Ilcr the
revised statutui tlIc mom-y Villa IL .pt from
attachment. ’l‘he rcvuiun who-.I ~ Put into
cth-ct Jan. 1, low, cxc Inpts tbr age. of
workingmcn to the amount of a. I from air
tachnIcut tordcbl. This proIEI-n was not
to apply to any debt duo Juno 1,)» .’. Judge
l'nnlcc says:
"Thin legiaLition III in the intr-rmtof the
wage turner, not in that of ii. . Ireiliror.“
Therefore it CIiIlt’tllls itwif nun I with the
debt due from the umplg .c:‘ to t. i labor",
and malice no IllI lIllII In .. Ii II. c lll' in inc from
the laborer 'l'IIhIrI llh' mm ltd-N ..cl for be
liming that the lows. uture inn. n h‘ .. to pro
ted the lBIItAI'tll'Nh-I June i i M, from all
creditors than for be 'Iievlng but I Intended
to give him who was a t‘rl‘tlltul' .I i .‘ofwramre
over him who bemme nuI-iI after I .. .1 date."
The wagui are protected by I.. mutate
from attachment. The Uplillnll .«. In favor
otthe onkIngmcn of the Stair: t. In every
point of View The full bemh I. Am Imvnnmt
in it.
Miller» in (hunch.
Inwauksw, Win, Doc. I‘. ,Ithertn‘
of lti.’ milicrs, n. [In scntang tI. II I:. "ll. null-
ing com-P I rm in me aniithm \[ I. 2' west and
southeast, met here fur the , of CW
entering measures to lowur LI'. nt high
price of flour. The Inectiic, . . . at in tho
I‘.:Iukiuton house, and was '5 l to the
discussion of means to bring I. the a.
airul result. A resolution or... . Jucedto
the ctlect that an ngrecnII-n'. I.» red by,
tosliut down the Innis r'.)l' .1 . 1 permit
during the first four munth (It :nr. The
resolution Will be vetml on tam. _.
lloulaugcr Collin-mermai- II.- W
PARIS, lieu l-‘I.-Ucn. lion:u battle!“
a message of sympathy to Count lamps
upon the failure of the Panamanian bill in
the rim. ubcr of Deputiex ("In Iloulanger
rays that the rcjmrtion of the in l Isl deploy,
bio, and that It Is the crown“ .n of the
chamber. A meeting of tho ~iI..:. More of
thecornpany has been convumd. .t In our
pectodtbat a large lottery schemewill he
favored to relieve um neuuiiy or the m
P3117-
Itlcutlrey in Truman,
Arnaxric CITY, N. .i., Doc. 1‘. *emiaick
Mc-Cntlreyhai gone into trn.. . Icre,bml
refuses to any with whom lit' made to
battle. Aweil known sporting l. hollow
ever, is authority for the BL‘AulIn’nb that
May will manly Incct 0mm); HIM
in a ten round contest in some I I'.; .eoI- Sew
York The match will take: puree bolero
Mitchell meets Dempsey.
A Guitar: Spy In France.
Pants, Dec. lite-It transyn-I mat. Herr
Blumeuthni, the man who «2.. enacted
Sunday on mapicion of being a ir- man spy,
in a may)? in the German laudwcm. Haw
leased a chalet in company with .. supposed
lady (but who :5 ready 3 German . um} and
had taken photograpu of tin: I ill forte,
Ilium!“ being enameled m a parent»
'bulator.
w I- . Bonn.
Nzw Your, Dec. lit—V. l.. flaw“
Enamelawyer, was wait-II, ... m.
deposit in thecnntnam Samoan. ...Ink yew
tcnlay afternoon a thief seized in» use book
andmoneyond ran. *Mr. timers“- par-wad
thufeilow undoneol Capt. JUL.» :dnon’eic-
teetiveejoinmiuthe chase. I. .- :hiel wae
caughtiufulton meet and I... i. may rev
“covered.
The You Whittier’l ninth. q.
Dumas, Mas, Dec. ut-Jom' J. Wu
tier. the poet, reached his but birthday
yesterday, which was celebrated in an aunt
woo-mm-
h'lw You, Dacia—The Rev. Job I.
Hooper, m of St. Yaul's W
church at Herr-uh, he been suspended
trm’nthelninflry. Thiamine-m
afthenceutdecidouottbeCalitoraiam
granting Keeper’- wifea leorceuBM
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HOILDAY aGOODS l
We have just opened the finest line of Holiday goods ever oilcrcd to the
line Note Paper
lIirlnI prints (It Illa per yard. '1' hose goods can be found at
Scofield a; Hoyt’s,
68 Wanhincton at"
WDon’t forget to come and beer the Music Box.
Plush and Leather Albums, Handkerchief and Glove IBoxcs, ’urscs and Hand Bugs, Christmas Cards,
U inbrellas III all grades, Clouke, Flanncls, Felt and Chenille Table Covers, Scarfe and Tidics, Mulls, Bone and Furs, by tho
yard, Silk Handkerchiefs, embroidered and plain Linen llnndkerI iiiofs. 50 dozen llll Linen lbitial Handkerchiefs at 250 each.
Gloves, Mittens, Hosiery. Fine Skirts. 18 and 24 III. plushes for fancy work Fancy China Silke for fancy work. louse Dim- .
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people of this vicinity, consisting of Toilet Sell.
South Norwalk. ‘
l805 Pounds.
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We have mud EIGHT!!! Ill' SDI!!!) 1'0?an Ol’ ('llOICK NNFMION’KRY FOR THE
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It muting (.1!!!ch ht "tilt at 21' at: and me famou- Nonhncld 1' «any ry in prints “8: a lb.
Fill It”! “I.” lxaaunli tum Cllllllst: a rIpI ciali y itduu Pineapple and white cream cheese
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Ath l hauIP- r rum. ~ pic cc—. Saint. The Met unit ever told for the money.
TABLES.
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HOLIDAYS.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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Almon eandhrge clueicr White (I'm-cc wI-ehinglroinouc lg the pounds.
A big drive in PINE LITE“ I'm", rIirc. III d fit-eh at lac a pinnd or 2 pnnndl for Kc. Sample than.
llaI-I- Iron Iiird our PUDDISG PREPARATION. II in imply immense.
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