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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
Race Horse Ruined,

Fonzo, a promising race horse, for which
his owner refused SO, 500 was ruined re.
Gently by a negro groom who broke his jaw
with club. Kendall's SPAWN cure is the
most valuable remedy ever known for every
kind OF an injury, bruise, cut or sore, as
well as any kind Of lameness on beast or
man. 1t is truly wonderful what success
everybody has with it. Read the adYer,
tisement for Kendalls SPAWN cure in an
other column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.

On Wednesday last the County Execu-
tive Comm, met in jefferson, & fixed date
for holding the primary meeting for
nominating delegates to the County Con-
yention, wig: On Saturday, August IN,
between the hours of and 8 o'clock.
Upon the basis established the township
will be entitled to the number of delegates,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
INTERESTING STATISTICS.

There are fifteen persons in Ashtabula
Village who were at last birthday so
years of age and upwards, seven of whom
are females. Mr.. F. A. Stewart, father of
Senator Stewart Of Nevada, is the oldest
person, his age at last birthday being 90
years. The following is list of these
persOns with their resnectiYe ares:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Compounded from the
best materials.
n you are sick aud will have
PATENT MEDICINES rather
than your family doctor, we have
most everything I'm that line you
can ask for.
We have sold prepared BUT
TER COLOR for three years,
and IL is the best there is I'm the
market.
DYES and DYE sTUFFs of
the best quality.
A large assortment STATION
EItY bought before the advance.
A. II. THURBER ~ Co,
134 Main ST., Ashtabula Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

Self murder by neglecting to obtain so
sure remedy as Barosma for kidney and
liver complaint.
Prepared by E. X. Thompson, Titus
vile, Pa. For sale by Swift. 03-4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

Women that have been bed.ridden for
years have been entirely cured of female
weakness by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegetable compound. Send to Miss Lydia
f. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
for pamphlets.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
SWIFT.

BARK AND IRON, SPRING
BLOSSOM, BLOOD SEARCHER,
AYERS, TUFTS, ALIENS,
GREY'S, SELLERS, VEGETINE,
RUSSIA sALVE, PISO'S, ST.
JACOBS OIL, DIR. KINGS
REMEDIES, ELECTRIC OIL,
KIDNEY WORT, WEI DE MEY.
ER'S, SELLERS, CASTORIA,
CONSTITUTION WATER, CEN
TAUR, HUNTS EMEDY,
BUTTER COLORS, SAFERENGE-
DIES.
s w I r II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

oil painting Of which adorns the parlor Of
Mr.. Ghfey
This week ] shall visit the copper re-
gion and may soy something Of that coun.
try II this does not prove too strong a dose
TOT you. Adieu, HANK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

Since Cen Garncld's return tq1,i.L..
In Mentor, besides receiving fr an NJ, nno no'o y,
two hundred letters daily, hh bas 'Iu ~. ~
favored with 80 largo a nuSnbor oc VoIn ~
grams that the Western Union Con,ns,... wv.
have felt constrained to<ask tbe nrj,Rl,anlyy
Of running n wire from the Tete sb,o,.ese sbo.o
his office, and keefing an operator 'y', tbero ~
constantly. For fthis purpose Mr. ''fS y
Wright Of CleEoland, superintendent enc nj Of
the western Union Telegraph COMPANY
and Mr. Henry Aplhorp, Of Ashtabuls ~
lle IaEf Shore department, visited Men.
loI p}lmake the necessary arrangements
eaGfy last week and the branch line was
promptly established.
Rock Creek Banner,
Communion services will be held AZ tho
congregational church next Sunday. Rev
i. +. Chafer will oniciate.
The appraisement Of the estate of tho
late Mrs. Randall will be made ON he
10th July j.. J. Hoyt, Thos. Walklev
and II. j. Coyell appraisers.
Rev. T. F. Chafor preached At ,bo
Congregation church last Sunday. The
society have made the necessary arrange.
ments 10 secure the services Of Mr.. Cbafer
Tor the ensuing year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

BACK AoAry.-With Wednesday-thc
day upon which the posting Of the list in
the Clerks Office, was brought to q close,
the enumeration diversion came to a finale,
and the Juniors absence from his proper
position was ended. His entire absence,
and the withdrawal Of all attention OF
thought from the Office for an en..rc
month, has thrown the burden a little hea.
vily upon the senior and made things q
little less satisfactory, perhfps, for our
friends and patrons. Will a return Of
Office matters TO their accustomed chan
nnels, the wishes and wants Of our Gus.
toners will be now promptly attended to a
satisfactorily execD.ed. All orders for
job work will nor have prompt dispatch.
Our patrons ire, therefore, invited to
bring on theiS work, and their orders will
be filled With our accustomed taste and
elegance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

Prof. T. II. Hopkins has returned,
and will be in town Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays, for the purpose of giving
instruction in music.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

WASTED-A few thousand feet OF s. in
Whitewood, and inch Eastwood, at my
shop on Elm st. g2.tf In. Crosbr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

II there's man from head to foot,
A mass Of purifying sore,
Teeth liberated black as SCOT,
HumoTs oozing out at every pore,
Death would be better,
II he could not get
Spring Blossom,
The best remedy there is yet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

/ want to buy all kinds Of Lumber-Asb
Ash Pole Plank, White-wood, White Oak.
butternut, Chestnut, Hickory, Maple.
Cherry, Eastwood, &C., for which I will
pay the highest market price in Cash. Yard
'n rear ol y. il. Fitch's residence. Will
also take lumber in car lots at any depots
on the different railroads. NJ. II. Haskell
No. 12 Haskell Block.
Ashtabula, May %, $780, 15sG-93
The HoRsE.-Dr. B. }. Kondalrs Treaty
on "The Horse and his diseases, one oftbe
most complete and reliable works Of the
kind published. BY the aid Of this work,
mucn may be done to relieve many Of the
ailments to which the horse is subject.
Price % cts. To be had at this office or at
G. Z. Swift's drug store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

CHANGE OF TNE.-The National Reun.
ion Of the Soldiers and Sailors will be held
at Canton on Wednesday, Sept. 1sl 1880,
instead Of Sept. IA, as heretofore announc.
ed, to insure the attendance Of President
Hayes and General Sherman, from whom
they have positive assurance of their pres
ence and participation in the ceremonies of
that day.
The following regiments have nilsady
signifed their intention to be present:
The 4lh, 10Th, Gath, president Hayes
regimenl), 32d, 10Th, 1O4th, 1O7lh. 10th,
4lst o V !, and the Fifth U. 5. Colored
troops, DR.. Cooks regiment, and the 1st,
81, and Goth Ohio Batteries.
Exchanges will please notice the change
of date from the 18th to the lst Of Septcm-
Der.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

The secret Of perfect health is invaria-
bly, found by those who take Sellers liver
pills,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
A BeauIlrnI CsmpIexiOn

Is the result Of using Hamilton's Orient
al Balm, warranted to be harmless. The
most elegant and delicate preparation for
the skin ever invented. Removes tan.
pimples, freckles and all blemishes of the
cuticle and leaves the skin smooth and
beautiful. Sold by Swift and f. A. VIII
lard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kingsville.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

A safe sure and effective iron tonic is
Nichols Cos. bark and Iron.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

Go TO c. E. SWIFT, for Mrs. Freemap's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color are unequaled. Color
from 2 TO pounds. Price. is cants- 9l.9G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16


Has PaincsyfIIe bnac bali clnbl
Seats arc provided for all ut the bnll
grounds
The Elyrias ARE expected to play here
next week.
--Ashlabulas VS. Whites Of Cleveland,
tomorrow.
Tomorrow, Saturday, July 17lh, the
White Sewing Machine club, Of Cleveland,
will play the Ashtabulas on the grounds Of
the latter's club The home club will have
only its old players on this occasion aud
an interesting game may be expected.
The game on Friday last between the
PainesvilIes and Ashlabulas on the grounds
OF the latter club drew out good sized
audience, considering the short notice
given. The game resulted in another vic
tory for the home club, score II to TO-
Another game will probably be played
with the Painesyilles before the close Of
the ,eason.
Grove MEErNc.-Thc Rev. A. A.
mCMasItfs, pastor OF the Jnivcrsalist
church, Of Windsor, o., will address the
people Of jefferson aud vicinity in the
grove in front Of the late residence Of
Judge Chailce, on Sunday, July tS, at II
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ The pub
lie are cordially invited TO attend
BENHAM-BUTLER.- THE marriage OF
Mr. VIM. G. Bcnham, Of Asltabula, q Mrs
H. VI. Butler, formerly Of Toledo, took
place at the residence OF Hiram Judson
in Conncaut, Rev. +. II. Loomis of the
Congregational church officiating, on
Tuesday, July 13. The ceremony was
performed atnoon--iollowed by pleasant
repast, in which the guests participated
The bride was the recipitant of presents
from relations and friends.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, Sept 30. 1880.
Adyices from Keil Bay this afternoon state that an
attempt last night float the steamer CdnOpus was
nearly successful Her passengers and 800 tons OF her
cargo have been landed.
Fourteen Italian Deputies from liguria have PERI
TONED Signor Va Minister OF the Interior Tor the re-
lease OF Major Canzo, General GaribadPs son-in-aw,
who is imprisoned for revolutionary acts.
The monster ironcad Italia OF $4,000 tons, covered
throughout with armur three feet thick has been sue
cessfuy launched ut Castelamare in the presence of
King Humbert and immense crowd OF people. The
Italia Is the most powerful irOncad ever constructed
The Sportsman this morning says: Messrs. Gibson
OF Putney; Messenger TeddngtOn and Wallace Ross
VIII enter for prizes offered by the American firm IN
the International Regatta. Trlckett aud Liyeock dd
some hard work Yesterday. Hanan and Trcket VIII ne
ON the river at half past 10 o'clock tins morning"
WASHINGTON. Sept 3O-The German Minister, Mr..
scblozer has transmitted circulars TO the Agricultural
Department announcing the holding Of an International
sheep exhibition at NeubIandenburg Mecklenburg-
Strelitz Germany the 24h and 25th OF May lss |.
and inviting the cooperation OF American sheep rasers
The correspondent OF The Daily Neics at Rome says
General Garibaldi Will leave Caprera for Genoa next
saturday. RumOrs rife regard TO his intentions,
and also OF revolutionary movements. Whether the
false. have reason to believe that
the Government has adopted vigorous precautions with
reference to them"
OTTAWA. Ont. Sept 30.-Further reports from North
Wakefield the River Gatneau, show that diphtheria
is very prevalent III that district with fatal results
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
JOUN KELLY'S ADVICE.

1t was reported that the meeting oil the
Tammapy Hall General Committee last evening would
~, ,ooIo the occasion OF a jubilee over the
success Of that faction In once more obtaining
recognition at a State convention. The changed
prospects OF Tamnany had the effect OF attracting TO the
hcadouarters considerable number OF the prominent
members whose absence for several months mas Oeeh
noticed. Their congratulations over Mr. hehys sue
oessful leadership were exceedingly ehuSNe' HI" III
rs, ipstanees we're rather coldly received by the
possn Those who expected TO witness kind of love
feast were disappointed ..... 60 or,or
Chairman Purroy called the conml,setmnc m ~
"a said mat they would be addressed ny William l..
anu pyn who had come all The from ono To speak
h W. n"tca ISSUES OF the day Colonel Brown was
on w. nnc of the smallest politicians In youngstown,
obin He made long rambling speecn. -, -
on,o ,bere was a shout for John Kelly, and when ne
ad an the platform he received with cheers
sPpa1d thof when the Democratic party comes lnto
or stea,ng would be stopped lie nrgeu the DeiuV-
po~s pro,s 70 take the negro by The hand"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE CONTEST FOR DULCIGNO.
SURPRISE EXPRESSED AT rnE suLrAS's rIRMNr

SURPRISE EXPRESSED AT THE sULTAN's FIRMNFss.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept 80, lsso.
A dispatch from GravOsa to Inc Imes
says: II is generally believed that the meets OF
the Powers will not 20 to Ducigno."
Constantmople dispatch to The Times says " Inc
determined oosnacy the Sultan causes general sur
prise, he ia nervous, timid who does not ven
bcyoud the limits of his weguarded private pleas
grounds.
As the Sultan had learned that Admiral sey-
mOur had gone Ccttinje concert combined action
with the Montcnegrns Ria Pacha was instructed to
the MOnenegrins that II they advanced on Dul-
cign0 he would attack Antivari"
dispatch from GravOsa The Driiy Telegraph says
"The three Turkish officers no arrived AT KaRusa on
Tuesday their to TrebIuje to take over war
material In herzegovina from the Austrlans"
dispatch from Vienna TO The Daily Telegraph SAYS :
ing that robbers have assasnated the wife OF the Rus
sian Consul at Van, and that several OF ne lady traV
cling companions were seriously wounded.
Toe report Of the burning OF Ducgno Is absolutely un-
founded
Fresh instructions have been sent to Admiral
Fnca The Italian Consul at Scuar has been Instructed
TO leave II II becomes necessary.
The Itaiie OF Rome says: he Porte promises sat
isfactory solution OF the Ducigno question on Monday
next"
Adetachment OF Albanian Volunteers have arrived at
Scutar but the authorities have prevented tnem from
proceeding to Duc1guo.
1t is reported In diplomatic circles at Constann0pe,
that the Porte is more concatOry anu, wnie unWHhS
to appear yield the presence OF the naval demon
straton is using ITS influence with the Albnianc hies
with view Inducing them to surrender DulcSno III
is thought that the AlDdnians will take this course
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AN APPEAL TO THE VETERANS.

CALL TO ATTEND Tus CONVENTION IN INDIANApo-
LIS OCTOBER T.
The following call to the soldiers and sailors who
served in the Union Army and Navy during the late
war has been issued from headquarters of the Union
Veterans National Committee. 1t is signed by Gen.
eral John A. Logan and over six hundred others.
Veterans Union, hereby invite you 10 meet III mass
Convention. Indianapolis, Ind. Thursday the 7th
day OF October. 1890 TO confer together and to CIV
expression principles for which you commended
during the Rebellion by lndosing the st0niardearcrs
OF the party which sustained the Union and confirming
your efforts TO preserve 1t while endangered by domestic
toes.
We are engaged in another political contest in which
the great question 10 he determined Is whether the
dered to those from whom 1t was wresed You are CON
fronted by open dec aration Solid South whose
speakers declare that TO elect their man they must
have votes from the Yankees who Were not killed
they succeed and the principles Tor when
Lee and Jackson fought " again fail. You are again
confronted by tie party aud the same men who
encouraged rebellion. declared the war failure, re-
iOced your defeat and lamented at your victories
who upon the bloody field were in battle array against
you. who lacking to meet IN open hgnt,
made cOwardly attacks upon your rear.
Can any veteran support party tBat depends upon
the of the old Army OF the Rebellion Tor
It's Strength and attempts to deceive the old Army of
the Union by making igurehead OF one OF Its old com
mandPIsl The candidate who leads the enemy is
nothing them, except lar he can he made avail
able confusing and decoyng TIE old Union solulerS
from their ranks This is not the first time that the
Union blue has been used @ as h GeeGy 10 omnns Sns%
1t is the old fight again. Upon the issue or the contest
depends the question whether history snail Vlndcate
you or your OppoDenswhether you or they were light
Union Veterans must act together IL Will not
TO be beaten now. Let us then, comrades fal int
line once more the Old ag and for the old cause
let us stand shoulder shoulder the fight. and under
Gods blessing, success is sure.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

GERS. Of The XXlst Assembly District, new cavalry
organization just formed. with Charles w.
Diekel as commander. will act escort to General
Aspinwall the night Of the parade.
The Stock Exchange Republican Climb. which
organized two days ago. with James ID. Smith as
president. has now about 500 members, and IL Will
alo take pact in the parade. The Produce Ex:
change Club will be organized to-day, and
~ ~ expected q turn ont several hundred
business men who will also join in
tha parade. The procession will number about
10000. aud no boys or minors will be allowed TO
take part. This will be about three times the mum
Der OF voters IN the recent rammany parade. No
wagons carriages or other vehicles will be allowed
IN the parade.
Tho Central Campaign Clu3 Yesterday received
one order from the Rhode Island State Committee
for 60,000 tracts. This was only one ORDER
out OF many. The club will hold meeting
next week. when George William Curtis viii
probably speak. Secretary Sherman will speak
in Cooper Institute October 20. This organ
ization decided by decisive vote TO take no part
the contest for city offices. One letter received
by this club yesterday gave the names Of large
number of Democrats, with their addresses, who
have said they would vote for Garfield and Arthur.
The Republican National Executive Committee
has issued a call for meeting of the Committee at
No. 241 Flfth-ave., on October IA.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AN INDIGNANT CRIPPLED VETERAN.

HANCOCK, n. Y, Sept. 3O.--Mr William H..
Brown OF this place. been placed in false light be-
fore the public in communication written by one d. D.
Legg of Long Eddy, Sullivan County, H. Y. and headed
" WHY a Crlpped Soldier Supports Hancock" He au-
thorzes the denial OF the statement that he supports
Hancock. Here, where Mr. Brown is so well aud favor
ably known the story made considerable OF STIR 1t
appears TO have been much of a surprise TO Mr.;
Rrown however as TO his neighbors and friends, ana
his prompt contradiction is characterize. To use his
own words Tnis Legg pretends that IN recent CON
yersaon with stated that ont OF gratitude To Gen
cral Hancock kindness ne once did when suIer-
Ing intend to vote the Democratic ticket am Re
nuhlican and hate lied about. IL Is true that am
indebed to General Hancock stated. but l am TOO
much in love with my party and my principles TO aD
don hnth when they threatened by TaInmany ana a
Solid south am working for General Garfield ana
Arthur shall vote for them II i've ti the day OF
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
STOCK BROKERS UNITING.
A GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CAMPAIGN CLUB FORMED
-PROMINENT MEMBERS AND OFFICERs.

GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CAMPAIGN tLub TURNED
PROMINENT MEMBERS AND OFFICERS.
Republican members of the Stock Exchange
have established a agn club TO which large addl-
tions are made daily The following officers have been
elected: President James ID. Smith, of jameson, Smith,
q Cotting; vice presidents, Joseph g. Mills, Of W.
Boocock & Co.. John ID. Sayback of John Bloodgood &
Co.; Albert A. Drake; p Burnett Taylor, OF Taylor
Bohers treasurer E. A. Drake, of Drake Brothers sec
rctaries arse d. Mackay, OF Vermilye Co.. j. L. Me-
Kevan of julius Molter & Co. The executive committee
comprises Richard G. Murphy, Russell Sage 8 W. Boo
cook j. Rhinelander Dillon j. A. McMlcken ana H. T..
Alexander of Latham, Alexander Co. The cluD numbers
over $50 members, among whom, III addition TO those
named are Donald Mackay, Of Vermilye Co., presi
dent of the stock Exchange, Brayton Ives OF BraytOn
Ives Co.. ex-presIdent OF the Board. r. j. kimbal, =
Y White A. NJ Kdder, James Whitley, Of Prince ~
Whitely T. c. s-edman. +. h. sJurgs, OF Work, strong
Co IT. s Cambos, j. X. Maxwell Of Maxwell Graves,
" / Hutchinson, OF Kennedy, Hutchinson d Cor james
r. Colgate Alexander Tay ylor, jr., OF Alexander iaylO
scns Eiiam n Van Schalck j. Il. Trevor, OF j. t. Col
Cate a Co C. L. Leland. Edward BRANDON, George H.
Bend, H. +. Hatch and N w. l. Hatch, OF W. L. hatch
He Club Will parade the first time the occasion
~ he uarade during General Grants visit 10 TINS city,
and already has engaged Glafullas Ith reg NJ
Rand IL Is expected that over 2Oo neinDerS VIII pt III
~e and the right of the procession has been promised
cnd tionaIIy b General Lloyd Aspnwal, who VIII act
ae Chiet Marshal, 10 the Stock Exchange CluD Great
,n,errt in the success club has been manifested
nv members of the board, aud IN II are enrolled several
who heretofore have voted with the Democratic party
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
I'LL. InIAI lE W NAI-rE

THE TRIAL OF WAITE.
RPATTIFBORO VT. sept. 30.-OctOber - is the
doy fixed by Judge Veazey for the beginning of s NJ Wates
u'aL GENERAL ALBRGGHTs FUNERAL
MAUcH CHUNK, Sept. 3O.-lhe funeral Of General
Albright Mauch CnunE Cemetery this afternoon was at
tended by over 1900 persons
BURNED TO DEATH.
BrFFALo Sent oJ%a Haygs n;ct Hd %1dow hsy n%g %as
tOsa tew effects while 1t was on fire
BLOODY FIGHT
YAKIMA CITY, w. SEPT. 30" DenK Spiawn
carroI car shot through quarrel mere today.
CORONERs INQUEST.
on III Horace %6ar IN, r., aEyeT and Mr.; Mr. Nay LAY
Rdate ns espi yefSa eaO of '
PROFITABLE PRISON MANAGEMENT.
syG SING Y sept 30mhe 4t t9ta q eaT@ngs nc ,s Of
exL GI xLendtures SIS, ,iS4 q Det profits s2744 10.
AN EARLY FROST IN VIRGINIA.
OP,xGE Va Sept. 3O-Frost tell in Piedmont
be @snh s5ea eae' e nuo a @9s s the
TOD 9 and Other
WELCOME HOME
ATLANTA. Ca. Sept. 30.-Colonel Luther j. Glenn,
rand sre OF the o. o. f. at the meeting OF the order at
snto ont arrived at home here today lie ten
dered bubble reception by the Order here to-day and
cArGuT IN THE BETTING AND KILLED.
RrcHMoXD. sept. 3O.-Wllliam Howlette, seven
gar iron Works, while engaged in ohng the machinery
ACCIDENTALLY POISONED.
BALTIMORE. Sept 30.-Frederick hmelung. age
6ythree died this morning from the eject OF sramonnn
s1t hat fSe siramona mistake
another medicine.
ANEGRO MURDERER LYNCHED.
JcKsoNyIiLF Fla. sept. 3O.-On Wednesday
last a negro employed the st. john. ald Lake tnstee
Rarosd killed whe arrested and carried 10 Fort
Mason Atnignt band OF men oycrpoweed the guard took
the negro ant lynched him.
A MINER SHOT AND KILLED.
CpoNwFLL XIV. Sept. 30.-JOhn Harris a miner,
shot snd killed John also miner night before last
sh Mine three miles place They had quar-.
esd during day ami IL Is said that Brown was claspnz
an open knife when found dead
FXTRADITED FOR EMBEZZLEMRN1.
putLApFLPHIA. sept 30.-Joseph larson. charged
sy PrOyidcnt savings Bank OF London Will start
for EUROPE charge OF the EDgsh officers
dition papers having been received today
no spRikE or ENGkAVERs.
Pan ADFLPHIA. sep. 3O.-lhe ofHcer- ot the
aona OF Engraving CompanY dely that thsie mas
i,en strike that they had aceeied 70 ademand ffo
,se,r Or Of TIE increase asked
Tor refer red overtime only and was refused
COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINT
PHIlADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-rhe coinage at me
p,ece valued 81 iO2s6i 81 ths sropnt there were ls
double ges 55Os6 eagle 1919 hall sGEes W Lereeoi a
gold pieces e quarter sies I6 gold dollars 100000 sy
dollars ana 23oO,0OO cents
rHE ARocRwAY FoRGERIRs -
PROSlDtN ri. Sert. 3O.--lb ire Iom.ler tleaf
Court this NJ inz Joseph Cook OF Prekwyys accom-
pces was soavcted forriug cheek on uo torsth Ma
iionai R al. S2T Charlie, g hrosS sna rssn1 r9 ,
Mas "a, tts,1s Tor 81 zii piettei MA ruu
e, 6sre aud -omcfs Iieadeh suiiy
A FATAL DRUSEES FIGHT.
Foley IN the sAhee gf her house The
we're as s, M n ie as sssa ss
l ioasrd = teaHE1Is -