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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-06
"LOONY."
The DOirgs Of the Missing Mary
Churchill.
Stage-Strutk She Studies elocution and the
Classics While Working in an
Indiana Insane
Asylum.

INpIANAromS, November , The identity
OF Mary Churchill was fully established
early yesterday morning, and last evening
her father, Colonel Churchill, OF st. Louis,
arrived upon the scene, and there was a
meeting between the two, with no wit
nesses. During the conN ersations with rep.
resentatiyes OF the press and with the oi!i-
Cials Of the insane asylum she absolutely
refused to touch upon the reasons
Why she Esi Home.
but she vehemently denied that she had
any attachment OF the heart. As the result
Of her meeting with her father she con
sented 10 accompany him upon visit
home conditioned that she be permitted
To return and resume her employ
nent at the Insane Asylum. Supern'
;cudeut FletCLers. since the :i-st acIuNut'
ance under the name OF Fannie Lockwood
has been warmly interested IN her bcas!i.
When Miss Churchill presented herself at
the asylum and was assigned to duty in
The Ironing Department
she had with her a copy Of the life OF
Marie Antoinette," and in her leisure
Lours pursued severe 90 irse OF reading
preferring classical works, and books IN
Grecian mythology to subjects ol easier
digestion. II was soon discovered she Tls
an adept in piano practice, and these two
characteristics gave the superintendent
the first suspicious that in the person ol
Miss Lockwood be was sheltering the long.
sCu ght Miss Churchill.
Her Department was Chnstc
in every respect, and she appears to have
chosen her associates With scrupulous care.
II taI H. ..rl,n "a.
fifteenth time why che left home she re.
piled that she did 20 in order 10 make hcf
to continue se!fsupporting in til iature.
During her ,tay in The Asylum, she ask"
permission 20 tdke lessons IN clCCs''ou,
but was refused hy the superintendent vii
Doubted the Wisdom, OF the Under
tnktUg.
One OF her assO2a'C5 ported tC.nish
that she had succeeded in saving so for
that purpose. and il ~ gwen ont tLa. the
ONLY serious a II, Tercrs between her NJ 4
her mother were from this desire upon her
part to be an e!OcUtGLisi. IL strikes the
ayersge reporter, however, that she ~ &c
cen re with will of e. own. and tlat
once Conceivins Il notion 40 he se.isup.
pOrtng. the mysteriou' disappesr1lcos
with which 81 Louis ab,Unds
Gave Her the Cue
to throw about herself The romance 0! Sc.
creCv. With THIS love for mystery she eY
iGenlly hai lirrl. thought for the an Iuish
Of q mother or the graf Of a loving circle.
fer il is difficult 20 otherwise account for
bertetn.iIg indifference until driven to
bay by the indignant eyes Of The press.
Now that Col Churchill las Withdrawn Nil
objections iu her motives for s"fsuppOri,
il is safe 10 predict that she will soon b"
luuEd 20 Je tra'IaG.r dsrgntcr, aHd as
willing 10 stay az Home
as the average - yca- o!t boy H"o run
away. but is glad 10 get back when ha iiId,
no one is after him
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VtRG,NlA'S MOST BITTER FIGHT.
The Democrats md the MahOne Party
Alike Confident of Victory.


RICHMONp, VA, November 1.-The lead
ers of both political parties claim that they
will be successful il the election which
takes place tomorrow. Only members of
the House of Delegates and one half the
senators are to be elected. The contest is
for the control Of these two bodies. The
Democrats are confident that they will
carry the Senate, and say they have every
Every Reason 10 Believe
they will have The lower House. The
Democrats have thirteen members Of the
S+nate VINO hold over, and only nave to
elect eight OF the twenty chosen at this
election 10 give them majority Of that
body.
IfMahone can carry the State with the
ts.;ng issues which tie Democrats have
raised il will be impossible for his enemies
to oG3s!Odge him hereafter. Malone has or
garlzed the negroes with system and en-
erpy unknown in this or any other SOUTH
ern State. The Senator claims TO be per-
fectly conf len. that he will have
Both Branches OF the Legislature.
He says his party will have ten majority
in the House, and at least two in the Sem
ate. There are several districts so close
that neither party can calculate how they
will go. The shhrpest manipulation praC-
ticed between now and the closing OF the
polls will decide the Contes; in these dis
tr:cts, and probably n the State.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
Ihc latest aad Sp!cIest News by Wire
IA Condensed Form Tor Very
BuSY ReSuPrs.

WI. Swruas-us. the pioneer locomotive
h-'.d-r : UeSJ Age = yearS.
q. { is.ue 4 tae standard .Go.isrs for thu
wee. ended November -, was &S1l, tT',
ssalnss iIg,l, UuD for the corresponding
PeIICd .aSt year.
lyons. France. alYicss say The aEsr h.
I.tstAp.OGed A. inierna, machine in tToat
Of the ~ ne On % 4 wHe'rhy mrr,hsnt. iu-
r0sNse damsr- was done 20 tie building,
ont 10 Oue WAS hurt.
The Whaling bark Louisa wss lost Sep
,ember I'd IN the Arctic Ocean by striSiuS
.cs. Six men TsTlshsd. Her CsP,sia and
r..pf CIilCsr arrived a. san r'-anrisCO yes
,PrIsy, in tie 5arz Francis Palmer.
\ Ia Sslie, Ills. dispatch says: Two of
tie three furnaces Ot the DesJrIEen Slsss
HOTzs burned This morning. Loss, 5000
Insurance. :. Ipo. one hundred and tifty
rv;AmtU sge 'E-Uwn OUT Of employment.
\ Milford Pa dispatch says: The Cor
oHer, Jury, holding an inquest on the mys-
ferrous = Grcer Of AmmiI CneeveI, on his
tam st i;att.ssn&se, bingham township,
hss rcUosred a verdict that Cheever came
10 his dreth al the hands of John Greening.
t;a,:Cl sdyices ssy: C +. Dewey. alias
hs.ccrt. German fugitive, has been
brought :Tom San Francisco on the charge
sra Nlcde- Peabody i Co., Of this CITY, Of
'i's smoCais. He hes been held N 80
t,n bail.
Iae French forces have occupied Konang
'EA ald Mini bah \ F-ench m sSsuser
l.: Nai-oa iUs HE with presents and dec.
S,'..ohs C.. honor for the King II AMMAN.
- transport TorYuin, with French
L. - .e., singapore on the Il;h to re-
'''I'-= me a-;-y ~ Hal PhOng.
:. johns d.spstCh says: At the
Is''a s.ie o. -. Johns hsrbOr. this morn
-. sz's. she'd fell, crushing several labor
!|o. A.uled Walsh and Guess, were
TI'en ou' 9esd. Four Others named Witt,
LS'A' hluE and Martin. were drsgsed out
Se''Hs.y wounded. II j. feared there are
''-'fs Er.sd Il the coal Aesp.
\ =. Aibsns dispatch says. A train on
.-e i Aiss!slUln road VAS thrown from the
~e'N > q n..sgleced switch, and the en-
- s'iclp.ts',t into the river. Engineer
'.' ms: '.OCd had both legs broken and
80. fractured. Fireman Fred Hsnver
Ven. down with the eng n and vas killed.
la's1ngsrS were injured. II. /. Ellis,
s,iIs n. / arcCsAd Of turning and lock-
'"k 'es sTl'Ca and causing the accident.
81. Louis dispatch ssys: Henry A.
,Nmsr state Commissioner Of Labor Sta
s>u'>' gave bnCd yesterday in 81 600 10
hSersn indictment by the late Grand iury
:. 'Ee parties whose indictments crew out
- e late police and Political scandal have
-! given bond srd the conspiracy
sfalc>t Caruth ard LuiE Police Com
O,,"ners, Joseph II. MrIrtvre, State Coal
a., ~ inspector, and + d. Butler, boss pol:.
"''hn come up today.
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AN INHUMAN FATHER.
Persuad ed by His Parameur 90 Mar-
der His Son,

MILWAUKEE, November 5.-A Princeton
dispatch says: Mrs. Ellen Long, widow,
and l.. s. Whittemore, the fathe, OF the boy
who was found in the river with his throat
cut, have been arrested for the murder.
The detectives who have the case had their
suspicious turned to Mrs. Long, because OF
rumors that she once attempted to poison
Whittemore's wife, and failed. In searching
her house they found the bloody
clothes which she had been wearing
up to the murder, and butcher knife and
two razors stained with blood. In the wen
on her premises was found club with
blood marks. Neighbors say that criminal
intimacy existed between the widow and
Whittemore, and that it was known to his
son, who was probably thus disposed of to
stop the scandal. The boy was missing
len DAYS, but the father made little effort
to find him. The theory is that the boy
was killed by Mrs. Long in her cellar. and
that the father carried the body to the river
and threw it in.
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TROUBLE AMONG GLASS BLOWERS.
Serious rroubie al Beiiefonte ana
Pittsburgh Men Alarmed.

PrrrsBUR"H, November 5.-Tne window
glass manufacturers at Bsllefonte to-day
notified the Pittsburgh manufacturers that
they could not fn al order for glass as
their men threaten to strike if more ship
ments are MADE. This is due to an order
from headquarters. The woEkmen and
bottle glass blowers have issued a circular
10 druggists snG patent medicine dealers
10 boycott them il they 6uy bottles made
by non. union workmPn. A crisis in the
glass workers strike is believed to be at
hand. The manufacturers having manifest
ed willingness TO meet the committee OF
employees, the latter tonight asked Tor
conference next TGUrsdsy afternoon, when
i: !. believed comI roulise will be effected
and work resumed in all the factories.
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He slUMsERs LONG AND WELL.
An Old Soldier Who has been Sieepius
for Thirty-One Days

MILWAUKEE November 5.-Edward Rich
ards, forty-nine years old, an inmate of the
National Soldiers Home, has been asleep
thirty one days He went to Northern
Wisconsin on iurlough in September and
was epgsged as a nurse by the Sheriff of
Bayfield, county, who one day found him
asleep. He could not be walked and was
brought on to the home in a comatose con.
diIion. He is regularly tei by an attend
ant sLd swallows anything put into his
mouth. When held up By attendants he
can wslk. lie is sensitive TO touch on the
bottom of bis feet and draws his limhs up
when tickeled. In the early part OF the
present year Richards slept from February
2S 20 March IL He was once sent 10 the
inssne ssylum aud has frequently had cat
aleptic its.
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handsomely in Fall River and Bedford. In
Taunton the Republicans claim a good
gain. though Democrats do not concede it
Some Of the towns here show very large
gains for the Governor, and Others go as
strongly the other way. The replies from
the Cape are too meagSe to form the basis
for any sort of estilh. Both sides are
wide awake. Essex county shows large
gain for the Governor. and Suffolk at the
very least calculation will go 1000
Better Than IL Did Last Year
for him. The above shows, in brief tha
the Republicans are hopelessly beaten
though it gives as favorable construc-
tion 10 the Republican side as it will possi-
bly, bear.
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Thnusauds SaY 40.

Mr.. ". T. Atkins. Girard, Kan, writes.
al never hesitate 20 recommend your Elec-
tric Bitters 70 nay customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively. cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify TIE
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
cap afford TO be without it. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors h!l!s ever!
wear. Sod st fifty cents bottle by Logan
4 Co, Druggists, Bridge n?rnsr.
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RICHMOND AROUSED.
Preparing for Trouble, and rroopsar
Ordered 10 be tn Readiness.


Ordered 10 be Tn Readiness.
RICuAuNp. Va, November 5.-The excite
ment here during the past few days has
been intense, particularly since the riot in
Danville. While collision between the
whites and blacks in Richmond is not very
likely, yet the feeling is such hat 1t Will
REQUIRE but a slight h2stile movement to
precipitate q riot The whites are making
every preparation. The members OF the
Flrst Virginia regiment have or
ders from Mayor Darlington TO
hold themselves in readiue9s for
an emergency and iitsen special police will
be sworn in for duty to morrow. n antici-
patton of further disturbance in l)anyille,
and upon representations made 10 him,
Governor Cameron this evening issued
orders for the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, Capt Andrew Pizzine, aud section
of the Richmond Howitzers, Capt. Il. J.
Bosher, TO proceed to that city. The Rich
mOnd military leave at II O'Clock under
command OF Major II. Carter, who, upon
arrival in Danyil.e, will assume the COM
Inaud of all the military there. lie wi
report to the mayor and city sergeant OF
Danyille.
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TIE testimony Of many sho long suffer.
cd from i'll health, caused by m impure
state OF the blood. goes % prove that the
o..t remedy for making the blood rieh, red
ard tur-, for identifying the con- Plerion.
for curing sores. pimples and other skn
disesse,. for removing sches, psint, SUI
ioipt,, rheunstism, etc. fo' iGcIess,ns ths
poxer cf tntCrsEce, for giving health sno
strength 10 every wesk portion o. ne ooly
rjIs rs eject plsssfs The user ~ every
l,sp.s. "a e.Lst r:E:dy :11ai: u,
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THE PROSPECT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Leaders of Both Parties Reticent
and the Result In Doubt.


and the Result In Doubt.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The State
Committees, both Republican and Demo
cratic, finished their work of mailing cir
culars and printed letters some days ago,
and since that time have been figuring out
the results of their caucuses and keeping
open house for party men from all over the
State who wish TO get points on the sit
uation. The final figures, which are con-
fdentially alleged on both sides to show
handsome majority, are kept closely guard:
ed from even the best known workers, and
neither Chairman will make a close
prediction on the result for fear it
should be mistaken for their official infor-
nation. Democrats insist that Chairman
Cooper's reports show only 1900 total
majority for Niles and Livsey, and include
in them majority in the city OF about the
same size. At that rate, they say, the fig
ures must be wrong, for the great strength
OF the Democrats will be the country, aud
a large city ma jority will he necessary in
order to give the Republicans victory at
all. Chairman Hcnsel says he is satisfied
with the outlook. He urges every Demo
cr1t 10 work hard to get out the vote.
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PUSHING The SHARKS.
Secretary Teller wants the Law Rig
idly Enforced.

WASHINGTON, d. c, November 5.-Secre.
tary Teller has written a letter to the At
torney General submitting the question
whether ne can legally detail. an examiner
in the pension office to assist Colonel Cork
hill, United States District Attorney, in in
ves;igating the frauds by attorneys and
claim agcnts upon pensioners. In con-
Guiding his letter Secretary Teller says his
endeavor will Re 20 yigilantly carry out
the law regarding this matter, and to assist
to the best of his ability and authority in
the prosecution OF these persons who have
committed offenses sgainst the pension
laws or are guilty Of other statuary or COM
mon law otfenses.
After hearing the defense offered by
Roux and English, pension attorneys of
this city, suspended short time ago, they
were to-day disbarred from practice be-
fore the Interior Department by Secretary
Teller.
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AFFAIRS IN PANAMA.
The People Alarmed st the Ramers ~
War.

War.
PANAMA, November 5.-Great excitement
exists throughout the interior of the re-
public. Troops are being moved in differ
ent directions, and, although no outbreak
has occurredi fear appears to be generally
entertained that trouble is imminent. 1t
is certain that the Columbian guard has
been employed to prevent fair vote being
obtained, and there seems no reason to
doubt that all the coast States would have
gone for Witches and that hardly . vote
outside of Government circles
would Have Favored
Nunez had it not been for the presence Of
OF the federal troops. The Governments Of
Bolivar, Msgdalena and Panama are simply
nominees Of the Federal Government. and
tie people do not like the system. There
is not paper in the country that does not
discuss The probabilities OF peace or war,
and the uncertainty exhibited indicates Q
tendency to the belief that an appeal to
arms will become q necessity. The steamer
Confianza continues TO cruise in the Mag
dalena under the orders OF Gen. Chaparro.
This measure is said 10 be taken in conse-
quence Of rumor persisting in Declaring
that Santander, An,ioquis, aud Tolima
intend to unite and invade Bolivar and
Magdalens.
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hGAY PENNSYLVANIA COUPLE.
A Maa Of Fifty and = Girl Of sixteen
RlORe.

YoUxGsrowr, o.. November 5.-A few
days ago Robert heCut;heon, o middle.
aged wealthy farmer, residing in Cool
Spring township. Mercer county, Pa, do
serted HE wife. who is an e..Imaole Lady.
and eloped with Miss Emma Worrell, who
is sixteen years old and resided nesr his
farm. The psir came 10 Hubbard, five
miles from this city. rented house and
began housekeeping. To-day the father and
brother OF Mas Worrell came upon the
couple and NcCueheon. 20 ssve punish
men, q, their hands, sought safety in Eight
Misc Wor,ell vas taken home b.. ber reis
lives, While her elderly lover stlFrenains
ln II ubtsrd undecided what 70 DO.
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Escape the Interviewer.
His ut,erances on the subject have airesiy

been published.
Representative Gains. the Mormon dete.
cate IN Congress, is here, and has settled
down 10 hard word, getting the run of
things and laying pipe for the campaign.
Apostle RchsIds, OF Utah, is also here, but
has been very quiet since his arrival. These
gentlemen, it is hiutsd, will represent The
Church OF Zion in the National Capital Dur
ing tie coming session. and will
spare Neither Time Nor Money
TO prevent what they term unjust !egisli-
ton" prominent Ctab citizen SAID TO-
dsy: The leaders of the Mormon Church
are not required to make any return oy
voucher or o,hervise for money spent for
The good Of the order" In this new Ioooy
is said TO be plenty of casa, nDd cash makes
friends faster aud surer IN Washington
tban in sry ether CITY in the Union.
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scattering decorations, shrub5ery and other
adornments in sli directions 10 get look
AZ the cnhn in which was confined the re.
mains Of perhaps the most widely known
uiemler Of The demi.noEde in tie Jnited
5tsies. II is estimated that i've thousand
peorlp, the larger number bsirS ladies.
sere present. during the fnnera! cerenon'
it7.
The large fortune Of the murdered
women IVES lEft n her will 20 the man who
nuI6e' ed her, and bis relatives. IL is
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IN THE EMPIRE STATE.
The Prospects for Democratic Vic.
tory Most Fiattering.

NEW YORK, November 5.-The prospect
for Democratic victory in this State grows
brighter and brighter. The most well in
formed Republicans expect to accomplish
is to reduce the Democratic majority. The
Senate will probably be close, with good
fighting chance for the Democrats. The
House will certainly be Democratic. The
Democrats laugh at the idea Of the Repub
!icuns carrying the Safe, but they al de.
piure The iactional divisions in the party
Which may have the eEectoi reducing their
msio,ity in the city. They now claim 90.
go to - go majority.
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TO-DAY'S BATTLE.
The Contest Most Bitter in Old
Virginia.
BEN BUFFERS PROSPECTS eoor
MARYLAND Certain TO Elect the Full Demo-
cratic Ticket, While the Democrats
viii be Victorious in
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, November 5.-Connecticut
rarely becomes excited over an "off year
election, and to-morrow's contest is regard
ed with spirit akin to indifference. The
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and other
State officers hold over from Last year, be-
ing chosen biennislly, and only sherifis,
senators and representatives are to be
chosen. Seven out of the eight counties
Now Have Republican sheriHs,
and it is probable that New Haven and
-bitch6eld counties will be the only ones to
elect Democrats this year.
Out in Litehfeld county the escaped post.
office robber and horse thief Dick Hadly is
having much to do with the shirevalty Of
fee Hadly escaped from Sheriff Porter
Just as that official had been renominated,
and public opinion blamed him to degree
that prompted him to withdraw. A man
named Vandeusen, the officer who origin
ally captured Badiy, was then nominated,
but the Democratic nominee
Will Probably De Elected.
The Republicans are confident that they
will re.elect Sheriff Spaulding in Hartford
county.
Senators in odd numbered districts only
Were 10 Ue CnOSSH, liNS
and seven Democrats to hold over. Last
session the Republicans had majority OF
two in the Senate The Hartford district
will probably be captured by the Demo.
Gratis, and they will have 10 gain IL only
one more district over last yesrs vote to
give them the Senate T.!h the casting vote
Of the clair.
The last House had
Republican Majority
OF -, ard the political complexion will be
ont little changed, thus giving each party
one side of the General Assembly. The
only issues existing il the choice OF Sena.
tors are the parallel railroad squabbieS IN
tie southwest corner OF the State and the
preference of the candidates on nlted
States Senator 20 he vote! toT IN 1851.
Last fall the German vote went over a..
most ell mssse TO the Democracy, and gave
that party the State Offices. The Republi-
cans were in consequence in no mood TO
Yie!I to the Demsuds
Of the German voters fOr notifications OF
The LIQUOR and Sunday observance laws.
This wear the German leaders, 1t is re-
ported, will not urge any united action, or
any action whatever, fur her than. hat the
German vote in each district or Town be
thrown in favor OF those candidates hold.
ing the most liberal views, irrespective Of
party affiliations.
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The Army steR Lisf.

WAsHrxoIos, November The annual
report of the Surgeon General o! the Army
.hox, thirty seven thousand siHty'nins
ski:e troops we're on the sick list during
tie rear aud the total runher OF ceaths
lIo,. all csuses two hundred and fourteen.
rtn rer ols :h:1ssl3 a:sa s!rsns'h.
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BLAINE LOSING HEAVILY.
Good se,Son. for Leasing His Wash.
fnaiUn X s!dSnCe.

WasuIscToH. November 5.-An intimate
Trend Of Ir. B aine's said TO day; 81 can
cive an explanation Of that which TO many
OF his frien.. has been almost iucS SpI cable,
Mr. Blaiue's motive or object IN leasing his
new home almost before he had occupied
L. Without circumlOcution il can be ex.
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MnSsachnseils Reiters.

Boston, November 5 The Democratic
managers profess full confidence OF sue
cess. Colonel French, Chairman of the
State Committee, says today that Butler
will have handsome plurality, and Colo
mel Plympton and Colonel Coyeney say his
plurality will he the same as last year
Democrats are Offering heavy bets at odds
on Butler without takers.
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SHOOTING OF A NEGRO pEsPERaDo
Naddens CoIored Mob at RsntOwles.
south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November j.-Toby
Grant, a negro desperate, was killed by
Abram W. Clement, a white man, at Ran
towles, Sunday. Grant, while intoxicated,
went into store where Clement clerked
ard cursed him. When ordered out he
threatened TO Kill Clement, and assaulted
him twice. The latter shot Grant dead.
An Immense crowd OF negroes gathered
a.,,.ut tn. store and threatened to !ynch
Clement. tur ilree white msn locked he
doors OF the store and kept guard all uight
the Iuu5 =, naming outside. To-day an in.
..utS. was he'd ard Clement sliel% convey
,d % iail.