American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-11-08
drawn from the bank without their knowl
nda

euse OF consent.
Charles f. Schuyler, who short tim
since became notorious by the abduction o
the daughter Of Townsend Davis of Buffalo
y. - p'ca"eo Suii'y 10 'ne eh'rge ana WA
seh's"ceo 10 'he Auburn lrisoh Tor sever
years
Charles Iomiinson, prominent Liv
erpool cotton broker, has committed frauds
TO the aggregate OF f4O,ooo against Liverpool
anu LONDON banks. lie IL under arrest.
FRANK boynton' heceNing Teller O
the North National Bank of Boston, pleaded
guilty to embezzling S23,7 5l, and has beer
sentenced to i've years at hard labor
Five men have been hanged ut Cabu
for completely in the massacre of the British
Embassy. They include KotwaI of CabuI
the head Of the City Mollahs, and two Cen
erals, one of royal blood.
The National Fair mt Washington,
ID. c., opened on the oSth ult. An IN
| dustriaI procession four miles long was a
portion of the display The President and
other officials were present on the Fair
Grounds.
The steamer Amazon. on Lake Michi-
gan. from Milwaukee, tn Grand Haven w,s
wrecked on n sand -bar Mt the entrance nj
the barbor. inst as she was comine- into nor,
ON the MORNING of tho oetb Her n,sson,a,.s
and crew. abont 30 IN number were rosn,,od
by the life-sayinp car.
At the onenino of tho Pruss;,n dot
or tho os,h ,ho E,,o. xx1,,,:., -:
s,,oa..l, =, - :. . i1"o "''
ga 60 .,,i,t1a.n ~ oon
- I. - " "' ''''', Nv AZ.
80 o;,,'aa. Ds naue ~ p''i'ic''' Ill :
n.,, 80 ~ NOM, vi ""io""'
wno ""s receii'iy trie''
,oi 'n1 ,,"fuer Vi Lewis spencer ana MS
,1ui 'a''uion' near L"i's, Ill oiarh oouh's'
No. 'wo years ago, anu acquitted was
.aheh iroIh MS mouse by mob,
o1o''o oay'iSht Oh the 29th,
81 s.,,araI b,,r,,rad 49,, , '"nposea !.
,vho,,, ,,,oro ,,,.sl.d o., ,,.do ,,. 60.
oonooo,;,,o, .,o;r ;ao,,;.,. a., ~ 80
-: '...-I - wy "'s io
Eahot. 80 -, Ia. -.
ohio 70 uhon 10 HI 49,,
for some time engaged. He had been fuIJv
warned of the threatened Ivncbipp. b,t de-.
family returned tn his home with his bride
from Keokuk Iowa whore tbev had
spent their HONEYMOON. Upon the
approach of the mob he barricaded
his house, and in answer to their demands for
him to come out, he and his son opened fire
upon them. Several shots were exchanged,
Young being wounded in the stomach
and breast, when he fell bleeding and eX-
hausted. 1t was threatened at one
time to burn the house, and hay was piled
up around IL ana sci on hre, out subsequent
ly extinguished by the mob. When Young
fell, squad OF men entered the house,
brought him out, placed him on wagon,
ran it under an arched gateway leading to
the premises, and placed rope about
his neck. He was then ordered to confess,
but declared his innocence to the last. After
allowing him to make his will, the wagon
was driven on, and he was left hanging until
he was dead.
An Aiexandr1a correspondent reports
that Cleopatra's Needle, while being re-
moved Tor shipment to the United States,
was seized by the creditors OF the Egyptian
Government.
Eastern Nova Scotia was ravaged by
a hurricane on the 10Th, causing great de-
struction of property at Port Mulgrave, Port
Hastings, and other points. A number of
vessels were wrecked.
The principal business portion of
Parker, Pa, was burned on the 30th. About
20 buildings were destroyed. Loss estimated
at over $30O,O0O, with but small insurance.
me IRE Is atiriouieu 10 ihcehoiarism.
huhiors thiit the ohoshohes ana Arapa-
noes are becoming troublesome are contra
dicteu ny their AGENT ration, VINO says that
no trouble need be apprehended i'll that quar-
ter
A dlspatch from Hearne, Texas, 3Oth
ult.' says: one hundred negroes in wagons
nav ,e a,t ,,' nert 81, IRON Tue nr'~'S 'o''o'''
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