Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14


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Brownsville, Mo, July S.-News
was received this evening of a case
of poisoning at Upton, Moniteau
county, in which Six persons were
given poison i'll milk while eating
breakfast this morning. The unfor-
tunates are c. {. McClay, wife and
baby, Mrs. L. McCallock and baby,
of Helena, Montana, and Mrs. Brown.
At IL o'clock. those who drank the
milk became very sick, and are now
in critical condition without hope
of relief. A negro woman is sus-
pected, and is in Jail to await exam
nation.
An Alabama Homicide.
New YORK, July "Details rela.
tive to the street encounter at Selma,
Ala, in which Capt. A. p. Jones
lost his life, makes the affair look
much like murder, although Harral,
the slayer. has been bailed for $751;
600. Jones son quarreled with
Harral,s son, and being impu-
dent to Mrs. Harral, young Jones
being in the wrong, his mother sent
him to Harral's house with note of
apology and basket of fruit. In
stead of accepting the peace-otfering,
Jones says Harral told his boy to
whip Jones'son, and another fight
ensued. Soon Jones heard of the
affair and proceeded to Harral's to
demonstrate against such vindictive
behavior, and was shot down at his
door. Jones, in an ante-mortem
statement, declared he had not the
least thought of stirring up strife.
Jones, it will be remembered, COM
handed the confederate ram Merri.
moch in her second days fight with
the original monitor.
Utterly Broken Up.
Paris, July 4.-According to in
telligence from high source the Rus
sian army mt Batoum after several
engagements has been broken up.
Fragments are retreating in different
directions and the army besieging
kars being left uncovered in conse-
quence of the disaster at Batoum.
Although it has not yet raised the
siege it is taken measures to do so
if its situation becomes more imper-
lied. Both sides seems to have
shown great bravery. The Russian
troops after loosing positions one af
ter another were afterwards rallied
by their chiefs. This explains why
20 general officers are mentioned as
killed or wounded. 1t is believed
that the Turks suffered heavily, rs
they do not seem TO have followed
up the success with n rapidi,y which
might have been expected.
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