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prove, he the roots are known, to have
kind ever recorded in the annals of the
south.
The events leading up to the triple
lynching and covering n period of nearly
five months present also a picture of low
lessncss most strange in this nineteenth
century.
This little place is but two hours dis»
tout from the cosmopolitan city of New
Orleans, is on the ‘mnin line etc greet
railroad system and is in on old and well
populated country. yet no frontier town
or settlement of barbarians ever indulged
in n more fantastic execution of the death
penalty.
Three hundred men approached the
courthouse, the greater port on horseback.
They found Deputy Wainwright in the
hotel and forced him to deliver up the
keys before he had time to hide them. The
work of getting into the prison was sim-
ple. Johnson saw his cxocutioncrs coming
and slipped off his shirt so thnt he would
be ready. Joiner was told that he would
be taken, too, and itmuedintoiy set up a
wild wnil.
The three ncgrocs were led out into the
court green, whore the hot-munch sur-
rounded them and Woitcd until the cup~
min of the squad announced his readiness
to deport. Bitters going thecnptnln thank~
ed the people and said that if any one
wanted to join in‘ond take a bond in the
execution they were welcome. The three
captives, with long ropes attached to their
necks, were led by the horsemen to tho lit~
tie Zion church on Oak street in this
phlcc, and there it was decided to hung
Williams to it true that bus done duty be
fore as n gallows.
Johnson and Joiner were conveyed to
tho scone of their crime, n distance of 1:!
miles.
A‘ rainstorm was prevailing when the
line of match was taken up. Joinernud
Johnson walked about u mile. when Juhn~
son said he Would go no further, that he
was cxhnusicd. A wngon wns pl‘fK‘lll’Oil,
nnd both ncgroes were hustled into it.
The rain canto down in torrents, uud the
night was dismul.
When Independence wus rem-bod, n halt
wns nnido, and those who dcsirctl were
given no opportunity to view the nominal,
nftl‘r which the tunrch \vns ngnin mourned.
When within two milos‘ut the residence
fornwrly occupied by tho (.‘otfons, some of
the crowd set up n yell, and much promis-
(-uous shooting woe indulged in. Just be.
fore nun-hing ilfutton‘s place it four lines of
“Nearer, My God, to Thee" wus huImm-d
in n dolcful tune.
Arriving on the lllllf‘i' where the mur-
ders Were oonnuitfod. Johnson and Joiner
\vvro mode to jump out of tho \vngon.
J oincr had in some wuy hioscnod the rope
on his bonds. and he mode it during brook
for frtmlom. He got off only n few feet,
however, when some one grubbod him.
Fblllll‘. Under the Gallon".
J oi our set up n pitcous moon and begged
his wptors to shoot him. He then request.-
ed to be ixmnltuvl to fight Johnson, any.
ing thnt Johnson bud got him into oil the
trouble. Johnson signiflul his desire to
fight, nnd they were given an opportunity
to gratify their pneulon for n flsticuff.
Johnson, though much smaller than
Joiner, put ups good fight nnd dealt Join-
(‘1' some tolling blows. The stuécmclc of
the two men. who worn on the very brink
of eternity, lighting in the pouring min,
was indeed it strange one.
They wore finally convoyml into dlfl‘cr-
out rooms of the Cotton housc, nnd by
threats of seven,» torture Joiner wns asked
to fell nil he knew nbouf- the murders. Fi-
nully, by 2; little torture and more threats,
he admitted the crimes. In the meantime
nnothcr sound bud Johnson of! getting his
colift'ssluu.
Some one suggested putting thorn to
death by burning them. Nearly every one
ncquicsccd in this suggestion, nud three
big fires anl started. one for the tuvu,
who \vl-rc all wet. to dry their clothes by
and tho others prv-sumnbiy for the purpose
of burning the neurons. Most of the men
were L‘leti‘l‘ to burn Johnson nnywny. und
it is ileum-oily bclicvcd thnt ho \vns put on
the fire for n miuuns or tvvo, but others
pleaded for him, and the programme wns
changed.
Joiner confessed killing Mr. John (tot-
tou and Mr. Mervin Stevens. and Johnson
rclrcmicd his first mnfession mode when
he won first caught, to the effect ibnt he
killed Mrs. John Cotton. Miss Agnes Mil-
ler und Miss Lizzie Miller.
After this stnwment by tho nngnws the
men muvoytd them ecvcrnl hundred ynrtln
from the Cotton residence and hunger]
them side by side nnd fired u volley of
shots into their bodies. Joiner‘s hood wns
almost shot oil and Johnson woe filled
with bullet holes. in their confession John
eon nmi Joiner said that twoscctlon hands
Working ucur Indqudoncn were thorn
nnd took port in the murders. 'l'hcir ob-
ject. wnn robbery. it is n noticeable {not
that the two ill’fll'm'si they ltupllcntml, Wil-
iio licli nnd (’bnrics lit-(mks. left independ-
nut-u tlm (my utter the (loitons wore mun.
dot-ed and have not been lwurd of close.
Aim-house Keeper to no Arm-ted.
BUFFALO. Jon. fll.—-’l‘hroe wort-nuts
lmvo been issued for tho nrnist of John (l.
l-lchlotzer. kcctnw o! the Eric cmmly nlme-
housc. churning him with pnmcnmtinn of
n. fruttdulont bill, grnnd lnrwny nud per-
jury. This is the outcome of on ilivontlgu-
tion which has been in progress for never")
tlnys post null is not yet «soncludcd. The
bill which Holllotm‘r in occupied of falsify-
ing is u clnlm allowed {or the expenses of
a pony of county supervisors who visited
New York city ostensibly to inspect n con-
unmptivn'n hospital. The investigation
revealed that the trip was It junkot.
been at Life by Enrihqunlte.
Arnnnn, Jon. film-Nil corthounku bun
occurred nt Ilcivino, Turkish lvipirus. Hov-
ml villW. mostly lnhnblied by Chris.
lions. hmro been destmyod. nnd it is {mind
that runny pantie hnvc lulrlslml. liolvlno
is in town of Turkey. pmvlncc of Alimnin
and district of Epirus. it in eltuntod 47
miles northwmt of Youlno, on n hill slope
(owned with olive and orange plantations.
it has n population of about 10,000 pooplo.
itpirns, moonlit “ mainland," when coun-
"12.21:th (genes, but now on
it" '
been the most extraordinary tragedy ct its '
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aimmmoeemooooonm oooosoeooooooooooe «e .
tel/ewmao'e. .(leady-{ohnear over-w
canisters of o good‘dea/ less than?
(Ire usual , ”league/)0 to save us the expense of
' carrying them over a season.
The 330 and S35gormenls, the lug/lest grade tailor-
made orep825. sill! or farmers satin lmings. The
6‘25 and 328i gormenlss—hlgh grade as the tall-
or's double-priced overcome-«are all on the 820
tables. The .878 and $20 overcome are grouped
, entire 815. tables. The 675 and $72 arcrcaals
are on the 310 lab/cs. ,
ltlsn't as ifyou had to put them away at once for
next mote/2; Moment/ls yet before you can do that
wwecr 'em that fang and have a new garment for
next season. ‘ _
Mild weather has played balloon/ll; the u."s!or prices;
we'll tel/you». all about It tomorrow.
New Arrivals.
Top coal ”at,
colored Boson: S/m'ts,
New Pearl l/nmes,
flew double-breasted frock
coal and vest. Fancy Vestsl
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Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday E yen/rags.
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' Wile- A. lnrr‘i‘e item-eta no!!!“
no name sewer/rim Ilium
were“, Jen. timWilihrm A. Harrie
o! Linwood wu nominated for United
States senator in the Populist cations on
thethirtydifth ballot. (in the thirty-fourth
ballot he had 64 votes, 1 less than enough,
and on the next ballot be secured 57 votes.
Half a dozen men men to make the nomi-
nation unanimous, end the chairman an-
nounced him the choice of the caucus. The
thirty-fifth ballot stow: Harris. 67: King,
82; Breidonthal, ii; Little, 5; Madden, 2,
Martin, 2. ,
Senator Peder dropped out a few ballots
More. Both houses will meet in joint
session next Tuesday at noon. when last
WILLIAM A. HARRIS.
night's nominee will be elected United,
Suites senator.
Mr. Harris is 54 years old and a native
of Virginia. He chino to Kansas in 156?:
and was it Ilcmocrnt until 1690.
During the lost 20 years he has been n
former. In 189:! he won elected by the Pop-
: ulists us congressman nt lnrgcnndheld the
i plow until 1894. when detected by Reprc
aentntive Blue, the present Republican in
cumbcut. '
Ballrond In Hands 0! Receiver.
Cfllf‘AiiO. Jun. 21.——Tho Metropolitnn
West Sid..- Elcvutcd rnilroud is in the bonds
’ of n receiver: A bill to foreclose the mort-
Nash & venScoyl
article for a perfect shape.
can be bought outside of New York.
required to choose the prettiest.
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Glass for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have a lasting finish; we do not
apply the term “cut glass” to goods finished
by acids, as is done elsewhere. but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can relyon each
Our llaviland
China, of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
fancy odd pieces, as Well as dinner sets, that
The! was put on trial.
prices willsuitaii purses, but an early call is
DailyDirect Freight Line
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
Will leave Pier 23, E. R.. Bcckmnn street, New York.) at 5 p. m. .
Leave Norwnlk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7s. m. tos p. m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
gage protecting the issue of $5,000,000
on bonds was flli‘ll in tho fodcrnl court,
and Judgo Showultcr appointed Dickerson
McAllistcr. the chief engineer of the road.
no the n‘t't-lvcr. The bill was brought by
Miriam lsulin, Jo. nnd George G, Haven
5 of New York. to whom the bond mort-
gage. us trustees. was mode by the compo-
ny on Aug. 1, 159:2, The bill was it simple
statement of n default in :2 portion of lost
August's interest account and the churgc
that the mud would be unubic to meet the
February intcnist. The nuswcr of the road
admitted the. cbnrgo of [wing $37.04") in
dcfnult on the August interest. and unubh-
to pay the Februnry interest due in 2: few
days.
Criminal Cases In Forlorn! Court.
ALunxv. Jon. 2:.——ln the l'uitcd States
district court .lobn Doyle, on triui for hur-
glorizing fhl' mmniry postoliiro nt Mun-y,
eight miles from l'ficn. wns found guilty
uud soutcncvd to throc ycnrs‘ imprison-
mont in tho Allin-nycouuty[wuiiontinry
and to pay 2: fine of $3.7. Mrs. Acidic (‘.
Thorn of Kings Ferry. accused of trans
mitting u fulsc and misleading nflidnvit to
n liuitmi Hutu-s pension cotumissiuuor.
Her daughter. Mrs.
Mnr)’ E. l’nvcy, and J, i’. (form-ll. is low-
ycr of Brockport, N Y.. 21112 impiicntmi in
tho crime. (imrgc f’. Willinmsof Roch-
ester nmwnrs for the dcfcntlnut.
Burned Hie Corupetltors' Stores.
HULlJDAYSlif'iiG, in... Jun. 2L—A jury
in the Blair county court convicted ii,
liruco Hutchinson, o well known nnd
\vcnifhy dry goods nmrcimnt of Kipplc.
this county, of mnploying four intendin-
rlcs to burn the plow of l'lu-umut Lt Wu}:
nor. his rivals in business. \Vhou the men
nccitscd of the burning were nrrcstvd. they
told the uflivvrs flint Hutchinson bod
, agreed to give flu-m $100 to do the vvork.
' Hutchinson was then urn-stud. The trial
lasted thrvv dove. Hutchinson's (it-(cusv
\vus tho! the prosocntion bud been trump-
ed up to ruin him in business.
Colonel Jack's Failure.
ilolnnnnvmti no. l’u., Jun. '21.—’i‘ln
closing of the First Notinunl kpuk of liol
lidnysburg. tho Mnrfinsburg llfiiosit bunk
um! tho \\'ilii.~nnsbum Deposit bunk on
Dec. ii lust bus precipitated tho fulluru of
Colonel \l'illium .lnck, who was the pros.
idcnt of tln'su threw institutions. Judg
[limits for iiiiidmil \vt-ro ycsicrdny entered.
and executions were issucd thereon to tho
sheriff. ('oiouoi Jock is the owncr ol' lli‘ll
Delight pork null other valuable run] us.
into. The judgment creditors are William
Howard of l’ittsbnl'g, the First National
bunk nnd the Mortinsburg bunk.
New York Legisinture.
ALBANY. Jun. 2i.——'l‘ho inmate utter a
pmtmctcd (icbnto adopted the ln'xow room
lutiou fornu investigation of trusts. As-
sombiyumu Austin infmdur-od n bill nut
timrizing the cousfrtu'fion in New York
city of n courthouse for thenpmvilntcdl-
vision of the supreme court.
Want the Trent: notified.
Loxnox. Jun, f.’i.—~-'l’bc lirifinh Foreign
Arbitrutiou uestu'lntlon lulu instructed on
Aumricnn dclcgulc to go to Worthington
and [mount is petition praying that tho
nonutc siutll confirm the Anglo-,Amcrlcuu
nrbitrntion trcnty.
Ts.LEG'EAEn’lE‘*"éEE§/lnas.
Henry Dominic. it New York nuwupdpul'
cnrnsslmndcut, died in the Sun Ambrosio
hospitnl in Huron», hishnnlth lmvlng lwcn
ruined by incurwrntloh in prison.
Comptroller Eekols bus sent it clrculm-
letter to prmldonts of notiouul bunks with
rcgnrd to the duty llllpilh‘i’d by low upon
dirmtors of ouch bunks to keep luforuuul
of the book’s ufl‘uirs.
Edward rimith, nu omployco of the
Windmr hotel in New York, wns found
(loud in the North rivcr under circum-
stance» that urn mneiunlve of murder and
suggestive of knockout drops.
Dr. Tinker. nmtinst whom it verdict of
360.000 dnmagnu woo returned for nlien-
utinn the reductions of llrokcr Uolwcll's
wife, innnt'od an invention nndvvns locked
up in imtliow Street jnll in New York.
lildwnrd lmuterimch returned to New
York from Clintlm. lie sold President
Elect- McKinlsy in fuvorubly dlnpoeod to
ammonium the liepublienn organization
in New York by a cabinet appointment.
Mr. loom-been registered the names or J.
Slant rune. serene It. Payne and Elena
“W11. Wooten-a. _, u ,
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, Vienna dl
told 52: A
Wasumomu. no.1!
noy’s argument balm! m
toe on foreign relations” ' , ,
removed the ohjeotiou‘wm ‘ have
bitrntion with Great Britnln, The n...
tnry is woeitive that no ‘
United States haebeen Wooden.
est extent. He would not some the m
Monroe doctrine or the K , . ml,
nor would he consent that WWW bit-
The Monroe doctrine, the Nicer-cue a»,
ml and King Occur of Swedwmthoon»
'l‘ho correspondence between them.
tnry and Sir Julian Peuncetote wesnenol- ,
Secretory Olncy tried to 001‘:le
mmmittco thot the draft My“ ‘
.Wy '
but his suggestions were , longitude
Another meeting will be held on WNW.
will be canvassed with greater delim, ‘
thou has yet been possible. SW01 ,
it is quite probable that the treaty
not be ratified as it stands. Thorn
most likely be some provisions located
with regard to the Memos doctrine. and
will not be named when the document is
returned to the state department.
discussed in open session after it has been
l‘l‘pol‘ted from the committee. his. he- ,
cret debate where the subject lit, M
so gonemily understood.
event of amendment, as seems likely, the .
treaty will have to be sentto Grant Britain
. P853
matters by using the cable to film with”
his government. - a an ,
nf the present congress moms to have im— 2 ‘
proved. but this does not necessarily mean
of (inlet Britain. pmscnmd 0 Sit
.lulinu l’nunccfotc, that neither the Hon- ‘ ‘
be interfered with one sincere, it is ”
tlmt the point of the senate {or p in; ' "'
will ho accepted by the other side. lath“ 1‘,
way u complete understanding will he “
ruined to the wording at til-treaty at" ‘
needed" and that every infirm at the
city of particularizing more explicitly-V'th'
nny change of umpires. "
ly points touched upon!!! the 000m
ludcd to. ‘ ‘
the
upon nhould be ratified without. a
tiny by the committee, when thallium
pay will not be invited to appear ”m
will
it is possible that King Occur of 8M8!)
There is n movement to have the my
licvcd that nothing can be mined by a ee-
Tho question has arisen theniniho
or the British cmbussmlot can an to
The prospect of action hetero the
ratification in that time. If the assurances
rec doctrine northo Nicaragua Canal ll to ‘ W ‘
flu-so exceptions in the bond of agreement ‘l
rem-bod. and the treaty will beratiiiod.
Proceedings of Congress ‘
Wssmxmox Jnu. :3l.-The senate pro»
”ruled with illi,‘ outwith-ration of the Nine A
rogue. ennui bill, Mr, Turpin ctmtimiing‘
his speech in opposition. Holmium ‘
concluded, and this is the third day a! hit
spwcb. His remarks yesterday were hit-
terly 'nutngonistic to the Nicaragua (land
0 uupnny. the senator characterizing it!
methods as those of Peter Funk. Ht.
Morgun will usk to haves. time fixed org
flunl vote us soon as Mr. Turpieyclm '
The legislative, executive nmii’m
appropriation bill, carrying :3me
1y $2:l,mu),000, was passed during the,“
stun. ,
Mr. l’cttigruvv of South Dakota ' J
vrifivisod the cxvoutivenuthol‘itiesform ‘
winding the Venezuela. boundary 1’!” ‘
mont, which, he sold, was a complain”
render of chczueln to Great Britain; Hid
resolution calling on the secretary din“
for information was referred to the W
mittco nil foreign relations. _ .,
Unanimous agreement was secured, 101‘”
inking up the bill for an internal“
monetary conference on Tuesday that.
Mr. Perkins of California introduced:
bill which is intended to pave the ”to
the establishment of o bureau or o. p H
merit of the government to be (WW “I
the miningindnstry. The resolmrvn ,
cites by way of o preamble that the min-
ing interests of the United States hover-o '
ricur n‘prcseutntion in the o ,
of the government, and it provideoiofithe
uppointtm-ut of n commission. to be com-
poscd of the cunnnissionm' of the ml
fund office, the commissionerof 13W“ I
tho din-ctor of the geological may. '
whose duty it shall be WW“!
host method of ascertaining all the MI
of general importance relutingt‘o minor 2
end mining within the United m
\vlu-lhcr by a. mining human. I m
of [ninth-221ml mining, n comminionq of ,,
”lines or n commission, and tommr
tho secretory of the interior a bill Wid— '
ing moons for securing all new in-
l'ormntiou concerning mlningand 733“!!!
industries in the United 5mm .
Inst-Tucker Contact In tho M
'l‘bo house spout its time debating the
Yostx'l‘uvkor (‘HHN‘HtNl election once from
the Tooth Virginia district. Much inter
i‘fil? was manifested in the case owing to
the {not thnt the Ropubiieons on themnv
mitten which reported the cit-om ill-
vidcd, four siding with Mr. Tucker, the
Democrat and sitting member, and but
twu with the Republican cementum, Mr.
Yost. The latter is a niemhcroleotot’the 2
mutt house, and Mr. Tucker term“ the
most prominent and popular mm
on the floor. Mr. Tucker bod 89$ plurality
on the love of the returns, m3
tbnuennd important ballots were M
under the tin-n existing Walton M
Virginia, which, the contestant child”.
if counted. would have mvmoti tilt. ‘ ,
Mr. Yost himself wommcmdedm
logo of addressing the Munich”:
bolmlf. Ho Wits very sarcastic In it“ W ' L
once to tho lknmwi‘ltth? election of: '
of the (lid Dominion. charm:
on "chlvnlrnue Virginian», Whit
iiu- moutully week and a - :
bod fin-m of their righttv.”
spoke were Monet‘s. ’ (Yoddi '
Pennsylvnnin and Jenkins ( )l
cousin in bchoif of Mr. Tm...
ting member, and MM ,..
Rep.) of Ohio and Danielle (lien.
. ork for Mr. Yoet, the conical
debate will be closed at «NHL
afternoon. Mr. Tucker
dress the house in hip m ,,
McUoil. chairmen of the ”u '
clone in support of the
confirming Mr. Tucker’s rim
Both aides prelim confidante. “It
probably will be close .,
«mm in... w
Lennon, Jon. emu-tile
clitoris»
snore annulment!
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