Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-14
THE NEWS.

leaders for the dozen speeches which be is t
deliver in advocacy Of the Malone cause il
Virginia.
1t is understood that the creation Of tw,
new provinces in the Northwest has been de
cided upon by the Canadian government. On
Will be Qu'Appelle, with Regina as its capita
and Mr. Dewdney as its lieutenant governor
The other will be Saskatchewan, the capital To-
which has not yet been decided upon.
George scoville says in regard to the poi
soned bouquet given Guiteau before his exc
cution, that on the morning of that day JOIN
W. Guiteah, Mrs. scoville and Miss Cheyalie,
drove to the Jail. On the way they stopped q
the florists where the flowers for the f,nera
had been ordered. While waiting Mrs. SEQ
vile ordered the bouquet. 1t was handed to
John duiteau, who unwrspped the parcel 81
they drove along and showed the flowers to the
ladies, then wrapping them up again. At the
jail he gave it to the warden, who took il tt
Guiteau's cell. AS matter of fact, Mrs. SEQ
vile never had the bouquet in her hands.
At New York, James stainters, q lineman in
the employ of the Brush Electric Light Com.
pany, accidentally received q shock from q
line which he was adjusting, and was almos
instantly killed.
The Campbell gang" is a band of Caldwell
county, Ky, outlaws, mufderers and robbers.
Three weeks ago two of the Csmpbells and
another member of the gang were taken out
by mob of citizens and hanged Two weeks
ago Crockett Jenkins, another notorious men,
Der, was found hanging dead near Princeton.
Mary and Jane Sullivan, who we're supposed
TO be intimate with the robbers were accused
at Princeton, but were released. On Friday
night last at about ten O'Clock, fifty men rode
mp to the house of Norman Hubbard, in
Hopkins county, and calling Mary Sullivan,
who was staying there over night took her
over the line and hanged her. There is no
clue to the perpetrators of the deed.
The movement for permanent industrial
exposition building in Baltimore is taking de-
finite shape.
The Longfellow Memorial Association has
issued circular to the children of America
inviting ten-cent subscriptions toward me-
mortal statue in front of the poets late resi-
dence in Cambridge, Mass.
James J. Heatherington, of Philadelphia,
was arrested at ALBANY, N. Y, on q charge OF
being concerned in the robbery of $4,000
worth Of paper from Howell b Bros, paper
dealers, of Philadelphia. The prisoner was
committed to await requisition.
The Touring mill of Bryson, Mayne Co.,
at Lowellville, Ohio, has been burned. Loss
$50, 1000; insurance $4,000. j. B. Nessles's
residence adjoining was also destroyed. Loss
$4,000.
1t is estimated ct the signal office that at
least $19, 900 of property and many persons
remained safely in harbor on account of the
warnings given by the signal Office, and that
the saving in this one storm pays the expenses
of the service for at least ten years.
fire on Broadway, New York. destroyed
property to the amount of $3.50, 900. The
building was occupied by number of firms
The loss of Sterne & Co., was $125, 900.
A. W. Ross, member of the firm Of Ross b
Lysle, coal dealers Of Cincinnati, was found
after midnight between the railroad
and his residence, at Glendale, Ohio. His
head was beaten to jelly, and his watch and |
part Of the chain and his pocketbook we're |
gone. Ross was treasurer Of the Coal Ex-
,hange, and attended the annual meeting that
night. 1t is not known what funds he may
have received in that capacity, but otherwise
be would not have had much money on his
person. He was a membsr Of the Board Of
Commissioners of the Industrial Exposition
which closed the same night, and left the city
by train which leaves shortly before mid
night. There is no clue as yet to the MUIR
derer.
Ida Van Sese, girl IA years old, living with
her father at Woodbury., L. l., excited his
anger by going out riding with young man
against his wishes. Upon her return in the
evening she was brutally horsewhipped and
lied 10 the rafters in the garnet so that she was
to remain standing all night She
Is now seriously i'll from the effects of this
nhuman treatment
Governor Crittenden, of Missouri, is report
3D. to have said that he will grant no reauisi-
lion Tor Frank Jamas from any other State 80
long as criminal charge remains against him
in Missouri
daring murder and bank robbery occurred
u Waupa'a. Wis, recently, the victim being
d. y. MeAde, wea thy banker, who had been
business there for thirty years. He was an
'ccentrlc bachelor of sixty, who slept in the
'ank and boarded at hotel. He failed to
ppear at breakfast or dinner the day of the
,urder A messenger was sent to the bank
nd found it locked. Going to back window.
discovered the wire screen cut, the window
81 down from the top, and Mead lying in q
DOL of blood on the floor. Investigation
howed the head and face to be horribly
nanSled with shot, as If both bal rels of a
ouble-barreled shotgun had boen dis,ha,e.
d at him at short range. 1t is suppo ,ed the
ssassins shot him from the window, while he
vas sitting at table writing The safe was
Unlocked, and the assassius had carried off
everal thousand dollars in currency. gold
nd bonds. The exact amount is not known.
here is no clue to the murderers.
Anthony Comstock raided the pool-rooms in
long Island City. He met with some resist.
nee, but he and his special officers burst the
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