West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

taken from the ruins, his head and shoulders
crushed. They were buried three hours in
the ruins For forty-eight hours ending
at p. m, November ls, there were ten
deaths from yellow fever recorded at the
New Orleans Board of Health with dates of
death as follows: November IA, one; No.
Vember 10, two; November 10, one; No
vember Il, five; November Is. one.
Total 10 date, four thousand and fifteen.
NO new cases reported The mortuary
report LOT the week ending ut SIX p. m.
| sunday shows one hundred and thirty.dve
deaths, including twenty.nine from yellow
lever and seven from other fevers Earth.
quakes were reported on the line OF the
Mississippi 'n the night OF November Is
Mem pms and -. Louis report very per
GepuoIe shocks. correspondent from ST.
LOUIS says that ia the Times building M
the corner OF Fifth and Chestnu. streets,
the shock or motion was very evident.
For few seconds the building
seemed To be floating on water II moved
like vessel upon a huge wave. The motion
was hrst toward the west, then back, and
forward again. lt was SO marked that
every one sprang from their work and
rushed toward the doors, but by the time
they reached them the motion had ceased
The operators at the Western Union Tele-
graph office had pretty much the same ex.
perience.
Tuesday afternoon, November 10, in the
Courthouse corridor at indianapolis, vii.
liam Love was murdered by WarrenITate.
Love was witness on that day i'm case i'm
which Tate was plaintiff, and, on the stand
undervalued Tate's estimate OF certain
property for the value Of which he was
suing, and in such n manner that the plain
TN made no c1ncealment of his disaplro-
patton. As the witness left the stand and
passed into the corridor between the Circuit
al. 1
foor OF the Courthouse, Tate followed, and
as the two stepped beyond the door, they
were seen IN angry conversation. A moment
later Tate drew his revolver and fred two
shots in immediate succession, but before
the weapon was further used, Bailiii Carlton
threw himself between the two, and at the
same time Deputy Sheriff Happening made
the arrest and demanded the custody of the
revolver. Mr.. Love, who received the two
balls, one in the right thigh and the other
In the right side, was removed to his
home, and died in two hours after.........
"A man by the name OF Berry was most
brutally murdered few nights ago, in
tenant house belonging to Charles Reed
near tlemingsbuTg, Kentucky. He was
shot three or four times, and badly gashed
with knives. Great excitement prevails,
ana should the murderer be caught, Judge
Lynch VIII hold special term OF Court.
......N lillian Hocke, aged eleven years, was
run over and killed by the cars on the A. &
q. W. Railroad at Youngstown, Ohio, " lille
paying on the track on his way to school
NO blame is at ached to the railroad en-
ployees.
Tho Sohtu
Collector Woodcock, of the Nashville.
! CTenn.) District, telegraphs Commission r
Raum that on the night of the 9th inst. his
/ special deputies in Jackson County seized
and destroyed FIVE Illicit distlleries, con.
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| quantities of tubs, beer singlings malt,
meal, corn and some whisky. Seven Illicit
distillers were arrested and bound over.
vindicive, bloody and barbarous crime
was committed near Flat Creek Village.
Bedford County, Tenn, a few nights since.
| Six masked men went TO Sidney Frazer
/ house, and though he was in dying condi-
| ton from wounds received some time
before, removed him from bis bed, in the
| presence OF his distressed wife and one or
! TWO other colOred persons, laid him on his
back in front OF his own door and shot
him four times in the right breast and
shoulder, instantly killing him.
Notos from Abroad.
/ IN attompt was made to assassinate King
! Humbert, of Italy, on the 18th November.
| The following account is given of the cir
cumstance: The King aud Queen arrived
in Naples in the afternoon and were en-.
Enthusiastically received by immense crowds
Several persons in Strada Carbona pre.
scented petition TO their Majesies. A
man at this moment rushed up to the King
with dagger, and succeeded in infiicting a
scratch upon his left arm, and slightly
wounding Signor Carroll in the left thigh.
The King displayed great GOODNESS, and
struck the assassin on the head with his
sword. SignOr Carroll seized him by the
hair: The assassin was Immediately taken
O. the guard-house. The Queen and son.
who were in the carriage with the King dis
played much courage. The assassin's name
is Giovanni Passanante. He says he does
not like Kings.
King Humbert has received one thousand
congratulatory kilograms, including one
from the Pope. TIE Patriarch OF Venice
has ordered TIE DcUm to be sung The
Vatican organ, the Assyatore Romano, is
especially vehement in condemning the
crime......... During the procession in
honor OF King Humbert's escape down via
NaNonale, in Florence, a bomb was thrown
among corps OF veterans, and exploded
and two men were killed and several
slightly wOuuded.....A telegram from
Berlin reports belief current there that
plot exists for the assassination Of all
sovereigns. II is stated that the Russian
Judges, when examining Nobeling's case
were led 70 believe in the existence OF a
central organization for this purpose
by advices from Panama, we learn that a
severe earthquake was felt in Manizelas.
Antioquia, October o. Twelve houses were
destroyed, including the Church Hospital
the principal school, the city buildings and
many others. No lives lost The damage
done will exceed one hundred thousand
dollars. The Valley Of Cauca has suf
fered fearlully from grasshoppers. All
growing crops have been completely ruined
-sugarcane, corn and wheat, in the upper
| part OF the valley, and all sorts OF grasses.
/ so that cattle subsist in a half starving con.
/ dihon. Prices Of provisions of all classes are
I eXorbitant, and a. the sugar estates and large
/ haciendias have suspended work, the poor
are unable 10 purchase the necessaries of life.
/ The government, with the view Of furnish.
| ing means OF support, is pushing the con.
stFucton Of the Cauc8 Valley Railroad
/ Inc following comes by way OF Panama
/ While the little schooner Little Minnie was
\ on her way from Gobes % Colon with a
I crew and passengers, seven persons. she
capsized. All on board we're drowned
I except one cOlOred man, who chung
\ % clothes chest and was picked
/ up bv the steamship Warrior three
. days aitcrward, over sixty miles
/ from where the schooner upset. The zap.
/ tain Of the Warrior reports that while
I passing through BOca HulvOa, near TRIM.
dad, DO saw the ship Pandora, Of LiverpaoI
ashore, and in two hours saved two hundred
and iorty-nine Coolies from her. The re.
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