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NewOflesns For
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V firmwares IaveBeeaWarasd
Mules».
‘ iai-A
weeps report
the negroce are
and arming witl
the white
- swamp have been sci-red
(cleave, and many have abanw
~ “r
jjaifm"
l'
the veng cs
negro ers
and the crime which they
am or was ,0
~ a brother, bilge d;
marmos- e
'h death while the latter
. for a trivial offense. seri-
-' the judge's son and then
”smile cabin and provided
with ammunition, grabbing up s
'; Mawllichaatcr ride. it was from
Illegal he fired the two shots by
Eetopinsl was wounded
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M . .. . . ,_. engha‘il‘niahi
. _ I surronn conn
mg; but the search war
far In the real cflml ' war
.Tfiznothor, two brothers and
Baseline were sr
w ld in the rear oi
, l7. ins. and were tailor.
a» £2...
l
', ‘ Another brother was
mistsrinthedeyintbessmeneigh
‘ ‘ sudtsken tothsssmajsil
nightfalltbe mwhohadbeen
w gen yinfa
harehafim 3%.: tin
tothemflcstheylmafcd
. stringthemup or make
g consisting cl
Dollie with rides and
to the Jail and lit a lan-
the door and then
7 . 4 themselves as tr
. . . . me were in favor
the whole
insisted that only we
. one and the tall
should be taken
“8”“: who broke
has I.
n the emu
ave, while other! ,
by was shot gb t t
, {be two negrom archQ b:
' which will '3?“ within a. runs. every
THE EPIDEMIO AGAIN.
Yellow lever lam am at lease-
Wssanroros, t. 18— low to
var situation Bun-hick. l? Hera
_ Samson“! Wymslhkd'ss receiv
' Asst” tent curm’ when?
n
incthat. edisgssewas icand t
he would put a etin of the Cl
napalm. ' V” 3...“;
tsriais. map be My
‘This'ca‘l‘np consistently-ix. large ,
buildings and two tents. A side track has
been put down by the railway for the camp.
and. e no disinfecting box oar. nu been
put up by omen Carter.
Surgeon Hutton, who was taken ill while
at Brunswick. is under orders to return
there when he recovers. Pest Assistant
Surgeon Magruder. who had been near the
camp, was detailed to Beauiort. but is un-
der orders to report at Brunswick. 8
neon Murray the yellow fever expert. w c
was ordered iron: Dry Tortuga: to Bruno
wick lustwsek.ieex mammivethcre
habwda ssndwil boughcsd'lnchnrge.
When Dr. syet. who is posted to arrive
at Brunswick tomorrow; Dr. DeSaussure
of Charleston, a yellow fever expert. who
tendered his services to Dr. Wyman and
will immediately 30 to Brunswick. and
Hospital Stewards Balding from New On
loans and Cam. whohavo been ordered to
the scene of the plague. arrive. the force
will be complete. and with this force Dr.
Wymen believes that the epidemic can be
checked. He has telegraphed Dr. J. Y. Pop
ter. health officer of Florida. to act with
the Marine hospital service in preventing
vessels from the yellow fever district from
gassing the month of the Cumberland
var.
T0 ABSORB ALSACE.
Caprivl Has a Plan Which l'leases the E
‘ purer. '
Balms. Sept. Iii—Before leaving Quitt-
gsrt. Emperor William had a long confer-
ence with Chancellor von Captivi. The
subject is said to have been the projected
Issimiiniion of AlsaceLorI-aiue with the
rest of the empire. The Frankfort Gazetw
says that t e emperor’s u is no
longer limi to the more a lition of ex-
ceptional laws.
His desire now is to have Alsace incur
persist! in the Grand Duchy of Baden.
whose people have almost the same dialect.
customs and even traditions with the Al-
nations
Lorraine will botreuied somewhat dif-
ntly. It is inhabited by people of
noh tendencies and language. and has
ttlo in common with any German state.
It therefore will be annexed to Prussia, sl‘
though its afialrs will be administered by
a special department. situated probably in
Berlin. This plan originated with Csprivi.
It is agreeable to the emperor. who wishes
to mark his sojourn in the provinces by
some not signifying that Germany has
taken doiinllc possession of the territory,
dwpito nil hopes of the French to the con-
trury.
"llltlinf: (‘onvinta With Dogs.
lml‘nrzr’nc. “#1.. Sept. lei—Tho sheriff
of ilils county (Walker) received a tele-
grmn from Tryon, Cbattoogs county, Ga,
to come and bring his dog; Charlie Scott.
{all a short time ago. came into
Summcrvii e. and Marshal Murphy fol-
lowed him endtrisd to strut him. Mur-
one oi
. Th
we pursued into the t bore
Tryrgn. and news has W .
man, Uncle Jimmy Hall. has been ”1.11%
agawgrolhmxm by IE: on w
0st r a posse me has
finetotheps'os. ‘zcots and his ’ are
the swamp.
m
Back Boys Are anti-ale.
N‘rw Bsnrongl. “a?!" Sept. 11-41.. sit
net on sum 0 mi operatives of this
city remains be some as the first of last
week. Acushnet mill operatives whow
forcedto quit Work on acoountof tbsst e
' of the heck boysercsaximw:
to o
the gates of the A net
1 who wish «2'3: to work. The
for
ddmmmn
o'
mains
'0?th labor
league.
Pl'fl'BDUllG, Sept. 18,—Plttsbnrg labor
leaders will this week comma
nee Erie-
ndcnce with the natioal fl Of
$3" labor lion t Unified
teson the su ectofalsbor on
nuionof workin men in
Ice . 'l'h‘s’plsn hes hasnlndcrsed
Genuine Article.
Wanner: we
'TIOOR. JOHNSON 1.30..
so son-m st. ensure
ion: mm W!- 1
Full Directionlwtlth
seen Bottle.
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emu Anniversary of: the
Cornerstone Laying. _
m Phenom A8 census.
flatness lessee en es. ensues Week at
OI. latte locales. and the Illver Ianaters
A” lot Ball Through Talking—Your-
mama Donald a Vote Thursday.
Wasnnvoros. Sept. in—Wuhin n it
today celebrating the centennisl of s first
Mon-i mm which Occurred within her
laying of the ooruerstoneoi
Sept. i8. me
37 road)“ a of canal-«stills is shell.
day in the [strict of Columbia. and all
public business is suspended. There wu a
recession preceding the exercises. which
held on the east t, where the prei
dent- of the United rates deliver their in-
to sl addresses The route of the pa»
was the some so taken by President
George Washington 100 years ago—froth
the front of the state, war and navy build
ion on Seventeenth streetvis Pennsylvania
avenue to the capitol.
The exercises were held in the presence
of congress. national and district oillcisis
and a throng of spectators which filled tin
place. President Cleveland presided. The
programme was as follows. the instrunien‘
tel music being furnished by the Marine
be?! and. the vocal by a chorus of 1.011
'0 08':
borders—the »
the capital on
Programme of the lxerclsea. -
Overture (“Tannhauser“l.hsnd.
Prayer—Right Rev. William Perot. bishop oi
Mary! d.
an
“Te Deum" in E flat (Dudley Buck) ~ Chorus.
lntroduotion~hwrenoe Gardiner. chairmar
of general committee.
of Ceremonies—Grover Cleveland.
lions—Band.
"Virtinia"—William ert Henry.
"star Spangled BannerW-flhorus.
"The L oiled Slates Senate“oAdlal E. Sm
venson.
Potpourri of National Airs—Band.
”The United States House of Representa-
tives."-Chs‘ries F. Cris . smaller.
“The Heavens Are Telling“ (from “The area.
iion"l—L"horua.
Original communion won: directed by the
officials of the Alexandria Masonic lodge.
President Washington assisting upon the
gie invitation of t etuasier of the lodge.
ome of the regnlia which Washington
were on that occasion was made by the
wife of Lafayette. and it. together with
the implements of the craft used to lay
the cornerstone. are still in procession of
thclodgc. An invitationm participate in
the exercises tomorrow was declined by
thciodgo.
Repeal'a [low
The seventh week of the present session
of cones-ecu gives promise of great lnisrest.
The situation is extraordinary in logisla
tivo history in that both houses Is Just
now in a condition where it is im‘ bit
to make heuiwsy in the dispatch public
business. But if the rsaant programme
is carried out. this w wanton-cm»
mincdeifomontbepart of t elaaders in
the scouts and in the houselo break tht
spell which has bound congress for many
odey is practically a dice non, for con-
in a body is spendin the afternoon
attendance upon the ox raises attending
the mlobration of the centennial anniversa‘
ry of the laying of the cornerstone of the
capitol. 80 from a legislative point of view
the week will begin on 'l‘u .
Tomorrow fienator Mills 0 Texas is es-
Eiedtodelivsr his oft poet speech
ranged of the silverp clause of
the canon
i
. “‘ Wit p...» '°'
was 0 .w n
be eiivsrxlrlyfleoaior George Hie
ppi easiest l on Wedhtsday. by
genetor White of allfornh net repeal
afflursdsy and bySenstor enebronnh
North Dakota in the same line atthe
nest convenient opportunity.
Veorhose Will has...
The silver leaders—Teller. Jones of No-
and Morgan—also stand ready to ad
rose the senate whenever there is up
innit! or neosssit for it. No onacas: fore-
mowmany these I hes or how
moss will be in the senate
chamber. lb! Benita Voorhess h- itin
mine to renew rogue» nest Thunder
thatatimebe foravotaonthebilL‘
it is not to be supposed that he expects
upsnimoss consent will begin to
soon srrsneercent. But the senator
levee that the time for sctlcn has now
e. lie has made that nest twice
nidethssbeen rel Bewill
make t again, and it will be rejected. The
{meter believes that so this record be»
him he will be to convince
nuysndthessnststhst therspeei ii
isbsiag cubisoted to unreasonable delay.
and he will then ask the majority of the
cousin to remain in session almost contin-
uoully until the point of action is reached.
mm. Wm
Wmnsoros Bept. iii—The follovin
classnos'tnrsstseamrsmppcintsd:z
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9““ cases and 18 deaths have been
a ”some son now.
“I We Miler flea-y as
the list lottery.
H £th-
~ ”dime".
on a
33mins“... mint of ma
worth of gold. The witnesses for the gov-
ernment will be Chief Drummond of the
secret service. Treasury Agent Mo and
Alsit‘snt Chief Weighing Clerk ohn z.
dispoaodtopushtba casswith anydems
of vigor, but District Attorney insbem
Will ask that Cochran be taken out of the
bands of Secret Service Inspectors Wood
and Linden, who now have him in charge.
and not where he can be found when
wanted. '
Chief Drummond said that bewse not in
a pool a to definitely say whether or not
the no eramen’t would prosecute Cochran,
but declared that he would recommend the
abandonment of the case in the event of
00m lste restitution being mods. "He is
old feeble and has done cod service in
the mint," Chief Drummon further said,
"and I do not believe that he is altogether
bio for his Minus. 1 would trust
oohrsn with millions of dollars‘ worth of
anything valuable except gold. it would
be safe to givehim mntrol of a vault filled
with greenlmcks, for he would not tako I‘
cant oi it. He has handled gold all his life.
and has developed a passion for it which is
too strong in be described. He thought the
ovcrnment was rich enough without a
few bars more or less, and be helped him-
self to element that would make his do
ollulng years happy onea"
FOUL SMELLING SMOKE.
‘l'wslty Acres of Garbage Burning Ollalda
the World's his.
Cmcsoo. Sept. iii-One hundred sores
of prairie land adjoining the World's fair
grounds on the south were burned over.
wearing sdense smoke which hung over
the exposition like a pail. included in
this area wen-20 acres of garbage. which
burned and smoked in a slow and ofleneive
manner. '
Fourteen men of the Columbisn guards.
engaged in an effort to subdue the bless.
were overcome by the horrible fumea and
taken In the bus lttilinside the mounds.
Two of them are list-ed to be in a critical
condition.
Those seriously Inflected are Privates
John Bollingorsnd J. Anderson. 0f the
remaining lQQSergs-snt G. W. Moiiltt and
Privates A. M. Culver and J nines Arouson
are the worst suflarers. All will recover
with the possible exception of Bollinger
and Anderson.
The fire began at Seventy—first street
from some unknown cause. and the gran
beiag in a very dry condition. rapidly
gained headway. sweeping along the fence
0! the exposition grounds without bin-
drsnoe, Several times the fence became
Wind. but the flames were extinguished
by the minds who had turned out. Chemv
icelauginas were brought out and
tious. but it was a long and
'moon's work fore the burnins gun
and garbage co be thoroughly extin-
cuisbed
CHOLERA ON THE CHALVNEL.
The Dread Disease Spreading Rapidly In
‘ Franco.
Pains. Sept. iii—Cholera is epidemic in
the department of the Finistsrc. which
borders the English channel. At Damaret,
a town of 1,200 inhabitants near Brut.
there are 30 cases. Acute cars have been
reported also from deep, Pleyben. Triboui
and Douarncncl.
A thousand reserves who had been called
out for the maneuvers arrived at Quixnprr.
which has been infected since last winter.
but were detained there by General Vse
gar. who forbade their ioini the main
y of troops lest they spread he disease.
5 ng aaom subsingnudetosuppms
the etholle pi manna to Lourdes in the
ds meat of ates-Pyrenees.
oiers in its mostvirslent form has a
‘ in liar-reins. aviilsge of 1.000 labs
tents in the Basses-Alp”. Forty-three
NW
there.
The Plague I- Am
Vans. Sept. er-lu Gslida there was
saw" ' a similnifM-m' ".323
t z n u .
cases u'd'o deaths in the some period.
Chelsea II
II lilo Sept. lbs-Cholera is spresdi
rapixyin llilbeo and nearby towns as
a An lei The tip a lead.
It: You: Sept. la—An eel ea c
block‘avdeout slineofthaUsioand
osprey that lasted more than an hour
get g into the water pipe that so lies
the boiler» in the power house at est
Danna ’l'he snsineer was compiled to
stop the engines and blow of! the lore to
not at and remove it.
fits Wisconsin rarest lives.
luvsoxaa. Sept. inn-Rains about Mee-
, Marshleld and Btsvsns’ Point have
denoted the forest fires. but dis-
pa Oran Ashlsnd say the fires in the
Ctrstnenorthernpartofihestetsbsvs is
rel-sum.
m.
Iridescent-slashes
Sena. ld—l'habew
' he" . n:
mnnmn
Facile
t.
Amhmwm
W, N. Yuflepi. lbw—The broom
enhancer-'2“ cement-ll“
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GASOLINE,
Jones of the mint. The government is not.
WWI-33's.... so
hhfimmw»
anions.
win'i-nse‘suMmonsaints». "’
Factoryand Baal Work
‘ A sssommr.
IOTWIOMRM “JOJONIIIJIF
Iii l BRAMEW CITY.
How the Successful Boomers
Passed Sunday in Perry.
STORIES Ol‘ ROBBERY AND KURDBB
'I'hoae'kaWsre fee We to Goth-ya!
ss- [And An nus... ammo-ss-
Clsevokae Strip by Thousands—List of
bees and lay-vac m the lush.
Gurnnls. O. 'l‘.. Sept. 18.—8nnday in s
new town. especially a town made on the
Saturday afternoon on. is never a
very solo his day. and it was less so than
usual in t e little city of Perry. The gloat
majority of tents-and supply wagons did
not arrive until late fieturday night. and
everybody was busy putting up tents or
charities or trying to get away from a gale
blowin fro'm the south, filling eyes. noses
and m the with sand and makin it im-
possible to see further away than fest.
' A few ministers tried toprsach. hutcould
not make much headway against the wind
and the send and anxiety of‘people to get
.u some made of shelter. ‘30 terriblcwas
t e day and so great the discomfort of the
_ pin that hundreds left ilpufi every train.
gill there arecnouab left in Perry tomake
it the biggest city in the territory.
Thieves and gamblers were thick. and
people were rubbed right and left. Two
men were badly hurt and one killed by the
thieves. The number of fatalities will he
mncls greater than at first supposed. but
nineunths of those killed or injured were
the victims of accidents due to the rush.
linemen Who Were iron.
The wild stories sent out about dosens of
men being shot and women found with
knives sticking in their bearts.btc.. were
wholly false. Thomas achride of Oklaho
Ina City had his skull crushed by a stake
in a quarrel over a lot. An unknown man
was shot, but not killed. in Red Rock
crock. Jessie Strong was cut in the bead
and face in a quarrel over a pony. and an
unknown man was shot near Turkey
creek.
Among those hurt or killed by accident
were Mrs, Charles T. Barnes of Eldomio.
Kass, run over and killed; hire. Sarah
Hughes. crushed while getting on a train;
Miss Sallie Freeman of Louisville. leg bro bot
ken; George Gillette. foot crushed by train;
John Wheatley. shot in log by accidental
discharge of. his own pistol; William
Browning of Texas. lataily crushed under
horse; John hissiey.l crushed by train;
Carl Byersoi Ambison, an. thrown from
horse and killed; Henry Pointer of Ohio.
skull crushed by falling of! a horse; Har-
vey Cheney and Harvey Matthews. killed
by riding over a bluff.
Many ridericss homo are coming in. it
is feared others are badly injured.
'l'he Disappointed (has Leaving.
Kassie Cur. Sept iii—~01“ 1.0:» cr-
boomers ed through Kansas City n
route-to t sir homes in all parts of t
country from i" Cher-u strip. A more
tirulaud diluhsmd lot of men was nvver
seen together. They had gone to ch.-
opsning unpn-psml for such a tremendous
rush as oocurml and were mainly illOIi‘
who had depended on the trains intake
them into the strip. but the trains were
outdistsnced luy the horsemen and wheel-
men. and they got to the heart of the prom-
ised land only to find every claim pro—
empted and every town lot gone.
The first great contingent of these disr
appointed men arrived on a special Santa
Fe train. too late for eastern connection.
“The: at
W
than intoa barracks. who they sleep on
the hard floors until late in the afternoon.
Several women were in the com y. one
with a babe which was desperate y ill. but
all seemed too tired to note anything that
went on about them.
Many of the men were from illlnols,
lows and ludlsna, but tbsrh seemed a
a rinkllnu from all the states. They told
l’tifnlstorissoi waiting in line for days
for a certificate and then going in packed
trains only!» had max-ins pebbled.
“Doll 00" 9‘ "v. Illa,
pys that inst before noon at a
maabroeaweyintcthsstrip was
brought own byadot from a soldier.
The man's partner immediatelysant abal-
lst crashing into the soldier's bead At
that instam the signal can wss sounded
m themh clone! the sx-boomars
‘ money I for their homes on the
evening trains.
[as Dawn by a Newspaper Wages.
New Yeas. Sept. 15,—me i‘os, an
electrician. of m last Twelfth street, and
by a woman W336?" hornsms as Mary Dew-
scn were inn 6 cfii down and rtlrrn ovsgby
s newspa r 0 very w on 03's
were broke; The woman‘s s nil us has?
tnrsd. and she is now in a dy no condition
at Believes hospital.
a any moment aroma.
Riemann, Sept. la— new stem?“
Rsppahansoek celled from Newport aw:
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Wmvm Wcmgfi
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nfihfigfi
totba psvmsnssnd
visa
essence. Pa.
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, Pickling.
poncho
nnwlunr
. insnrexour Life lathe OonLOsasrsl Life
lus.Oo.,ofKartford. ltemember,yonngman
tbstiosdaywill insure your life for slim.
andsgpiaywliisivsyou
ORE THOOSMIO OOlliRS
ifllvlnmatitrearscten.
S. S. L'H'cmmediau. lg’l.
II I Washington Street.
' Scull lomall. ‘
W.H.Meeker&.Oo.
O. 8. J. R. BOLTOR'S
HOT WATER HEATEI’
riumhing, Steam suites-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
Hot Air Hosting.
Plans and «timeless furnished for either
water. steam or hot air heating.
in SOUTH MAIN ST
Y'OARRIAOES
IAIOHOIORERS' PRICES.
From “ill to .m. 5 different styles of
running’ were all warranted. Hardware
on fine carrl s. nickel plsuai. Our assert,
ment of upho toned bodies is extensive. An
upholsteror in constant attendance. he will
mpgmgstagort notion. its a and
rem co.
guise, nu sires.“ than 51.75 to £350. Propellers.
irls' 'l‘ricyclea. lapreas Wagons. etc.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. 0'12. opposite 8. B. Stating.”
W. L. concurs
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