Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-09-16

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now also give up all claims in the
first three Congressional districts
and are beginning to give up the
Governor. The latest returns
strongly point to Davis's re-elec-
ton and the Republicans are bet
ting on it.
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 15th.--The
Evening Journal has returns from
Oxford county complete save one
town and two plantations, which |
last year gave Fusion majority,
showing that the Republicans
have carried the county by IL ma
jority.
s1Rssacausesis R-rnbiicnn Nasns-
natiUas.
WORCESTER, Sept. 15sh.--The
Republican Convention resolve to
invite all women who are legal
voters to attend the caucus and
vote for the nomination of School |
Commissioner, and in reference to
prohibition the resolution was fe-
ferred, without debate.
Governor, John N. Long; Lieu
tenant. Governor, Byron Weston;
Secretary of State, Henry B.Pierce,
and Acknowledgement Geo. Mars
ton, were renominated by acclama-
ton. Daniel A. Gleason was nom-
mated for Treasurer, and Chas II.
Ladd, for Auditor. A. Chadbourne
and John Forbes were chosen
Electors at large. Attorney.Gen.
eral Devens spoke.
The New Hnmpshiie HspubiicaMs.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 15th.-In
the Republican State Convention,
Hon. Frank Jones was unanimous
ly nominated for Governor.
SPRINovILLE, Sept. 15.-At 8 A.
NJ. Arch Jameson aud jack Bell |
were taken by the mob and will be
hanged. Ramsey was left dead on
the Jail floor, riddled with bullets.
The mob then quietly broke open
several blacksmith shops and got
tools. They then broke down the
doors of the Jail and went into the
cells and took out two negroes and
left town with them securely tied.
Everything was quiet. The citi-
zens went to the Jail after the mob |
and found Ramsay lying on the
floor dead, perfectly riddled with
bullets. None of the mob are
known. They went west on the
GAINESVILLE road. Some citizens
asked where they would find the
prisoners and the mob replied that |
the buzzards would find them. 1t
is said the negroes will be hanged
together. They will now have time
to take them where Laprade was
murdered before daylight.
NEGRO Wnrdereru T0k en- frem Jail |
and Lyncaed.
NASHVILLE, Sept. ia letter
from the county adjoining Robert
son says: Seven negroes were ar
rested as implicated in the murder
of one Lee Laprade. One of the
negroes was taken to Saddersville |
Sunday. It is reported that he con-
fessed, naming his accomplices.
A Springfield special to the
american says: At II O'Clock on
Tuesday night a mob of one hum
dred armed men came into town
and began to batter in the doors OF
the Jail, containing two negroes
charged with the murder Of old
man Laprade. Four suspected me-
groes were in tho hands of the mob
and two others in the Jail; also, a
negro named Joe Ramsay, who
murdered a Miss Holt. The fol-
lowing special to the american,
this morning, says: Guthrie, KY,
Sept. 1890 A. M.-Jim Higgins,
one of the Laprade murderers, was
captured at Paducah, few days
ago, and brought to Saddersville
for trial. He made fnll confess
sion yesterday. There were seven
negroes implicated in the murder.
His trial not being finished. par
ties were put on guard at Sadders-
Vile last night. This morning at l
o'clock masked party Of so men
were seen half mile from Sadders-
Vile, armed with shotguns and
holding a consultation. Twenty
men were seen passing here at II
o'clock, going to, Saddersville. No
doubt they VIII lynch the seven
negroes before morning.
Confidence ia Maui ..
CHICAGO, Sept. 15th.-Captain
Stone is said to have stated pri.
vately to-day that he Intends to
drive Maud S. on Thursday for all
that is in her and to lower the rec
ord to such a point that st. Julien
will not be able to touch it for this
year, at least. 1t is said that he
believes Maud s. can make the
circuit In 2:0s If the conditions are
favorable. Her trial trip in 2:14
yesterday, in the face of high
wind and poorish track, is consid-
cred quite remarkable.
Convention Of Republican Clubs.