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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
II THE crank in Massachusetts, call

II THE crank in Massachusetts GA i
ing ,lmsalf Charles Gnite"n necota q,
carries out his threat, Governor Butter
will rpt he a candidate for President
IA 1854, ncr will he Do Governor Of
Massachusetts any longer than Tues
day, July 10Th, Al Oh that day hs IN
tends TO kill the Governor and make
Mayor Palmer, OF BOSTON. Governor
Instead. He has been 80 considera'e AZ
10 notify both the Governor and ne
Ma or OF his intentions. This OF course
will edecLualiy dispose Of one candl
date for the Presidency and inspire
hope in sOms other bosom,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

House. This il Democratic reform'
Thi. IA what the Democrats Call fair
Ard Just dealing with New castle
courtyard the people can nov see What
cuanco New Castle County has Tor tair
and equitable repI esenta'ion. This II
the encouragement the psorIe have ior
reform. How do the Democrats OF Now
Castle Cospty Ike the picture
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

new CASTLE County a. usual Jared
badly il. me dlstunutiOu u State OH
Ger, IN tue ibenuCratic CauCns iao'
night. Kent County carried of the
United states SenatOT'hip ard the
state Librarian, aud Sussex County
seized both .he State Treasurer and the
State Auditor Now Castle came out
Of tho esucus with nothing, Not a sin
Gle crumb fell 10 her share. Had Re
publican delegation been elected 10 the
LeyiaIsture she would ssve Jared az
well. Since The Legislature met, two
Speakers, two tI9rks, two oerbcahte al
| Arms, a United states Senator, State
| Tres.uTcr and State Auditor have
| heeu either elected or agreed upon, lc
SAY nothing Of couple OF chap aihsand
two pages. ont Of all OF then New
! Castle has been gwen the Speaherohii
| Of the House, In other words O5,OoI
peoplo in the lower counties have been
given eight elective officers and 7oo"
| ueople Of New Castle county have beel
sivsp one ofkce-that of Speaker OF the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

GOvrRNOK Robe, Of Maine, has per
formed graceful act, which reflects
the hi. uest credit upon himself and
bestows deserved compliment upon
an honest Judge by disappointing him
to the supreme Court, though differing
with him 10 political sentiment. 1t
viii be- remeu hered that In 1919 the
great GArcelOu steal Of the state took
place and the Supreme Court, though
two Of t,et ye judges were Democrats,
was unanimous against the stcaD
Judge Llbbsy was one Of ths Demo
cratic Judges and his term expired
while piaisted, tho fusionist, was Coy
error.
The latter however refuse! to reap
point Judge Llbbey simply because he
dared TO DO what he thought was riplt
aud that thought led him 70 decide
against Garce.on. A Republican board
% Council prevented P.aEst5d from az
pointing any other Democrat or Fusion.
I.t and 20 when Governor Robbie, EJECT.
I'd by the Ecpub.can'a took bis seat On"
| Of his first aCta was 10 fe-appO' at
Judge Ilbbey to the post III honor and
tr'.s, hr had 80 ably &ud faithfully
| 4. rI before. Juig, Libbey ID none
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

You eau carry from one 70 ven shoas'
and dollars on yourself or VIE a.
nominal sun, b-'.scn the ages oil Ia
and 81, Ia tho hutGsl Reserve Fund
Life Association OF New York. Thu
n tca !ar.ssj AssnCistiou II is aye III
tho ~orl3, having 9 92l neaibs'sh'p &c
the lst DAY ofJan. 1888, and ose sss'ss
lnent Amounting T. ever slCO,ooo
Call on j. X. Suuerley, 3O2 Market
street, general agent, and see him And
get papers. Opsn un:il eight III td'
evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
nHlLA n II .PnIA. WAN GIt,
il AND BALTIMORE kAILKOAI

Trains will leave wilmington aS 'olIo'
For Philadelphia and intermediate
tons, o.tt, I 90, l0-S; A. Al; 2.S0, I, 10,
Y. N.
Philadoiphia texpros), 2, las, 90,
8. 10, =. 939, Q 81. ll.b3 A. d :; lax, .eo,
90, e.3s, 7.2o p. N.
New YORK. . %, 2.23 $50, $50, sSs,
A. M; sI2.3 LBS, 40, bill. 1.3s, ~
baltimore and intermediate sistioIf
~. 1000 A. M, and go 2. NJ.
Baltimore and Hay Limo, as p.
Baltimore and Washing ton, l&., 40,
vi A. M; / 90 100, 3 0O, o,67, INA +
baltimore only, ! %, 1910 A. NJ; l7H G.
= NJ.
Trains for delaware Division lesvo f :.
Nea HSstlo, 600, $40 A. Nj; Los, %,
=. M.
Harrington end Intermediate station
A n; l.D6. s.2b Y. NJ.
Deimur and inform ediato stationI, ~
NJ. 100 =. NJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
MARKET.
MISUNDERSTANDING
E PPS'S COCOA
u L.
BREAKFAST.

laws which gvver the operations OF diaes
lion ami nutrition, and by r careful applisa
ton Of hnc properties OF well selected Cocoa
Mr. Epps has provided our breasfast tablet
with ici,oately favored ocyerag {
which may save usmany heavy doctors hils.
Il Is by TIE iudici0us use OF such articles q
de. ':aL % constitution may be gradually
tu. .up until sli0ng enough TO resist eveI3
ter CIV to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
mnIal &. a-e foatiEa around us ready To ~
tack wLGeN,- there is q weak point. We ma,
escape napv , fatal shaft by keeping cur
selves we'll fortified with pure blood and
vrur sr'y uourished frame. '-' wi HerS'e'
tiazette an.
Made slmpIr with boiling water CT p'i!k
| Sold In TINS only C,h and ~, labeled.
JAMES EPPs q co,
MGGpath Chemists,
..tnYS)N r,NbLASfi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

ssu ssor sAoIsbasy's Reelection.
Tho long agony is over and Senator
Ell aulsbury IN TO be returned 70 the
United States Senate for third term
The result orthe causus held last night
IL no surprise to VA, as we nave pre-
dicte1 MS reelection from the start.
Hs'owss his 70. election, however, not to
the admiration OF the Democratic par
ty for himself, but more TO the fear they
hai of the results If he was defeated.
The Democrats would have gIadIy
thrown him overheard II thereby they
sould have saved the remainder OF tAe
cargo. But the Senator and the Der O
cratic party were ike the Siamese TWINS,
ole, inseparable, and as the death OF one
of thu twin. was the sure death OF the
other. 30 the political death OF Senator
Salisbury a. this tins would nave
been he political death of the Demo
cratic party at this time. 1t Is, how
ever, somewhat amusing, after all mat
hAs been said about the great dlssatis'
faction amongst Democrats win the
Senator's return, that In the caucns he
was nominated by acslamhLo'', not a
voice being raised against Aita. There
must have been eithsr u great exa2Ser-
alton OF thu opposition to tho Senator,
or lAmentabe lack Of moral spine
This viii make the third term for the
present Senator, making thirty success
slve years for the SALISBURY family IN
the Senate. Aside from the Bourbonish
tendency OF Senator salisbury, he has
always made very creditab'e rerre-
sep NATIVE, ono who after himself has
devoted al his talents and energies
TO the Democratic party, and TO his
state when the interests OF the state
did not run counter TO the interests OF
his party. AS Senator he hills the
ordinary BIZ creditably, and Will never
| give hia colleague, Senator Bayhra'
cause for jealousy by becoming a to'
midable candidate for the Pre-. y
~. we ara led to bel'"-. :, ,ne Sen.
ator is .r-ea - be- grows older and
Is aging aside some of his Old time
Bourbonish notions. AS an evidence
Of this HIS organ of which he is editor
in chief, has Progressed 20 lar as tc
speak kindly of Governor Butler, to en-
courage immigration into the state and
to advocate Just and fair representation
| for New Castle county. SIX years q,
progressive thought and actioa VII. dc
much TO counterfeit the BpurDUll-n OF
the past. We will watch with interest
the career OF the Senator as retorner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
SUNDAY THAlES

philadelphia and intormedinta sta
lilo A. M; "a noon: $50, 30, 400 =. NJ.
Philadelphia and Now York, 400, a..
NJ. blT, o.3s, To Y. M.
baltimore and Washington, LA s5l
9.l1 A. Nj; ll.H +. Al. baltimore, Los
For further Information, passenger a
fsrred TO tho timetables posted at the 50
Trains marked thus ~ are limit.
pre- "a, upon whi,h extra faro 10 charye'
CHAS. Il, PUHH, J. X. WOi
q ensrnl Manager. General Passenger
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
To-Day & Tomorrow

At tho Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 18th and Market
streets, we will present to
every purchaser of clothing
one of our placques-"Red
Riding Hood" Or "Morning
Prayer'-as a Christmas
souvenir. These are very at
tractive and will please the
children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to cores
pond with the lateMcss OF the
season and to attract pur'
chasers who wish to secure
Q slit or an overcoat for the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and
qualit y will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
you call. Largest stock to
select from. DO not tail to
visit us.
Yours Truly,
INO. w. DIEFENDORY & Co.
N. B,-Kilts Suits at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

DEMOCRATS HAVE tried TO cast some
Of the odiuEu OF Treasurer Polk's defal-
cation In Tennessee upon the Republi-
can party OF that State, but they have
miserably failed. If they could only
, succeed in sharing tbs responsibility
with them they would be happy, but
4 not loophV!e OF escape Is EFT Tor them
! Tue debt instead Of being created by
the hated Yankee carpet baggers, WAS
created long before the WAT when the
Democrats held undisputed control OF
the State, and the man who has roOptl
the State OF nearly halt a million OF do.'
lar. l.. Democrat died IN the wool.
Every effort TO shift the responsibility
OF the great steal, shows more PiAihIS
that the burthen a.ready rssts upon the
right shUu drrs. The Republican party d
the State Is e ear VI a.. completely WIZ
II. Every time the issue was made be
tween honest debt payment and rtpH
diation, the Republicans stood soLId'y
in favor Of the public credit and 'oI
paying every debt the state owed, do
lar for dollar. Tue frantic effort II
besmirch them with the stain Of repn
= diauon has proved futile aud Will
bowed heads of shame the Democrat
viii have 10 bear the whole Of the bur
then. Though the Republicans wer
beaten ut tho late election, they hay
saved their honor, while the Democrat
though successful, look with sham
upon their banners trailing III the duS
y Of dishonesty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
Ar"', 1..,v CURE PROOF.
CATAR R n Dow r"" ".. T s'+!!s

I,, A.,
Il i"o', ''"'' a ~,
80 ', u. 60 80
wv I ,n,r,na,n.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16

DAYS WA. entirely cured. VI. 4. DOWNs,
Feb Is 81.
Apply by the little finger int" the nostr'l''
by absorption te1ectuAlly chcanso' the ms.
nj m .ar.s Of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secrctlonr. 1T allays inflammation protects
the mcrnbrnnal Innings Of the head from al,
ditiunal colds completely heals the sores and
restores the sense Of taste and rmcll. Behe'
rclal results are realized by few appl!ca'
tiuns A thorough treatment Will cure w
eausled for coldf In head. Agreeable to use.
Send for circular Sold by druggists, By
mail Soc u parkage-stanPs.
ELY'S tII M BALM CO, Os"o2o, n.
v dec3U
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
Capital Chips.

Washington, 2S.-The Secretary
of the navy has issued an order to
suspend work on the Boston navy
yard on January 18th, and to dis
miss half the force. The breaking
up Of condemned vessels continues
and the yard will be converted into
a rope walk. An order closing
League Island navy yard, and con-
vertlng it into a construction yard
for steel vessels will be issued soon.
Upon evidence showing fraud in
making an entry, the commissioner
of the general land Office the past
week Cancelled twenty-one entries
OF public lands in Colorado, twelve
in Dakota and seventeen in New
Mexico.
Secretary Frelinghuysen received
from Minister Morton, Paris, tele.
gram stating that the withdrawal of
the decree of the 2Sth of November,
which will be published tomorrow,
limits the time OF the admission of
American pork products to the goth
of January at the ports of Havre,
Bordeaux and Marseilles instead of
Nantes. 81
The report Of the Mississippi river
commission giving The progress of
the surveys, and examinations in
the Improvements of that river stree
December LIST, 1882 was submitted
to the Secretary of War to day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
SharOn-Hill.

San Francisco, 2S.-The Sharon-
Hill divorce case and others issued
from it have the monopoly Of the
courts, being tried to-day in three
different ones at the same time.
Sharon's deposition in the divorce
matter was continued till to>mOr-
row in the police court. The charge
Of perjury against Burchard, who
testified that he was engaged to
marry Miss Hill subsequent to the
date of the alleged marriage con-
tract between her and the Senator,
was dismissed On the ground that
the deposition was not completed
nor signed.
In the Superior Court the grand
jury Indictment charging Miss Hill
and William Nelson with perjury,
conspiracy and uttering a fraudu-
lent certificate of marriage, was con-
tinued one week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
American Pork

Washington, 2S.-Commie.i,-.
Lor1ng says: While DR.. Do .FnouS'
communication in ChicpooS ' nas
has unfortunately been accentpo Pope
public men abroad to preindic Leu ~ y
European market against A No.; Tue
pork, T. d. Curtis. one Of 'C u
commissioners employed to in NJ .le
gate diseases of swine, report sGH'lo
the agricultural department tb 'et 70
great amount of disease f s~;I 10
among western hogs" pa 'A ~"
says the statement of DR. nsea any
In regard to feeding swine offs sne :.
wholly incorrect, and great csra :: y
taken by breeders and feedsrSs - =
assure healthy animals. Conn 0 u
sloner Loring accepts Curtis ctatS
ment IN full. and is Confident H"t
mer is greatly mistaken. D'''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
Obituary.

Washing on. 2S.-brigadier Genera
Andrew a. Humphries died suddenly
last night from angens pectoris.
The general had been com planning f, ,
week or two past. but was not seriously
Affected, and the day before hi. death
was out for short walk. He was on, y
short time lsst evening, and on his return
was in the parlor with his family.
About nine o'clock the rest of the
family retired leaving him alone in
perfect health. At half past nine
o'clock a ser want went into the room
to see to the fire and the General
was sitting there apparently per-
fectly well. At IL o'clock he had
just gone TO his room and the ser
want sent to the psrlor after him
found him sitting in a chair dead.
Washington, IS. = Lieutenant
General Sheridan issued an order
this afternoon in regard to the death
of General HUmphries, which after
giving the military record of the de.
ceased says, "In the discharge of
his military duties General Hum
phries displayed great zeal, intel
ligence and conspicuous gallantry.
Those who served under him have
the highest cOnfdenbe in his capa-
city to command. and the greatest
for his soldierly quail
ties. Officers of the engineer corps
of the army will wear the usual
badge of mourning thirty days."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
49,. s.Es-
Ryan Weakens.

Chicago, 2S.-Paddy Ryan, who was
expected 10 meat Sullivan in San Fran
cisco next month. left for Toledo unex>
pectedly two days sgo. and late last
night telegraphed here: 81 have 10 throw
up everything at present" Parson
Davies, who had been managing Rysn's
sffair., had arranged for Psddy's appear
auce in Mime polis and st. Paul on a
sparriug expedition, and had also billed
various places on the n orthern Pacific
road, with the expectation that Ryan
would sppesr az the principal attraction.
These exhibitions we're to be given on the
way 10 San Ffanc;sco. On receipt OF
Ryan's telegram Davies wired him 10 the
effect that he VAS showing the white
feather and sfraid to meet Sui, ivan.
Ryan replied tina. he would return to
Chicago as soon as he could move his
mother. Later, he telegraphed Davies
thss everything was . Off" including his
meeting with Sullivan. as his mother was
very sick. Davies comments very freely
upon Ryan's conduct, and says it is g
clear case of funseying. aud that Paddy
is hiding behind his mother. Other
sporting characters declare that Ryan is
in DO condition fer q match OF any kind;
that he has been drinking heavily. and
that in recent friendly match with
Sheriff. the Plussian. the latter showed
himself she best man, SO that Ryan has
no business with Sullivan.
A Toledo telegram says: Ryan's
mother is not seriously sick. An attempt
will still be made 10 hold Ryan to his
contract.
San Francisco, U.s. Charles e.
Davies, of Chicago, telegraphed
MHldeon, the champion wrestler,
this afternoon: paddy Ryan won't
come to San Francisco. He refuses
to meet Sullivan" An arrangement
had been made for Ryan to spar
Sheriff. the winner to spar with
Sullivan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
France and China.

Paris, % 1t is rumored on the Bourse
that the French forces landed upon The
Island Of Bainan, opposite the mouth o!
the Delts of the Red rivers and com
mand the straits of HsiDan. thro uRh
which all commerce via the Gulf OF Ton
quin passes TO Hong Kong. The rumor
lacks confirmation.
Paris, IS. = A Canton dispatch
says the viceroy has been ordered to
send troops to the Tonquin frontier.
1t IS rumOred the French have be-,
sieged Bacninh, the occupation of
which is imminent.
Marseilles, 2S.-The dispatching
of reinforcements to ronquin will
be fastened. Government has asked
French steamship companies for
transports to send 1000 troops inn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
A Star on Fire.

According to astronomers, one OF
the fixed stars has been blotted out
Of the armament by the action OF
fire. This startling event is, how
ever, of less consequence to any in
habitant on our planet than the loss
of dear friend or relative by con-
sumption. Whoever is threatened
with such a bereavement should re-
commend with the most persistent
earnestness the use of "Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar" by
the party in peril. In every stage
of an obstinate cough, the healing,
soothing, curative effect of this new
and powerful agent is strikingly
manifested. Sold by Druggists
everywhere at 80 cents and ST.. Buy
large size and save money.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
WHAT THEY BRING THIS
MORNING.
Paddy Ryan Won't Meet Sullivan
The Shar0n.Hii Scandal-The
Rathb0ne Tragedy.
France and China Still Monkeying.
A Variety of Interesting News Items.
The Bond Outrage.

Hiilsboro, H.. 27.-The trial Of thu
men Montgomery, Pe!tis and Clement
for the outrage OF Miss Emma Bono
nearly G year ago, has been IN progress
here for .our weeks psst during which
time MIR. Bond, father of the victim Of
the horrible outrage, has received nu@er'
Gus letters from various psrss OF the
country in which the writers offered to
furnish any number of men to inch
Montgomery. Pettis ard Clement. One
letter postmsrked at town near Calves
ton, Texas, states that the writer is chief
Of an organization for the punishment OF
crime, that he would be pleased 10 furnish
forty men at short notice to hang the
three defendants if Bond so desired.
Bond gives no coHntenancs whatever TO
such communications.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
The Rathbone Tragedy.

London, 2S-Late Information
from Hanover gives the details OF
the Rathbone tragedy. Colonel
Henry A. RathbOne, of Albany, n.
Y, son Of merchant Of that city,
with his wife and children, was So
journing in Hanover The TRACE 1y
took place on Monday last. At til It
time Colonel RathbOne, while
laboring under fit Of mel
ancholia, entered the bed cham Der
Of his wife and shot her dead,
the ball entering the heart. He then
stabbed himself three times. Rath
bone has been showing signs OF
melancholla iOr two months. On
the night of the tragedy he went
home where his three children and
nurse were sleeping, and asked to
see his children, and his wife re-
fused, aud, ordering the maid to
lock the doors, led her husband to
the back bedroom. Directly after
ward the shots were heard. followed
by cry for help. Mrs. Rathbone's
sister>in law and servant rushed to
the bedroom door and finding 1t
locked they broke 1t in. They
found Mrs. Rathbone dying on the
bed, weltering in blood. Col. Rath-
bone lay on the floor bleeding from
five wounds. A six shooter with
three empty chambers and a
dagger covered with blood were
near by. Doctors were summoned
Immediately. Mrs. Rathbone died
without giving an account of the
deed. The Colonel was able to reach
the bed and Immediately became in
sensible. When he became con-
scious he appeared not to connect
himself with the crime and seemed
to think that q stranger committed
it. Neighbors say he lived on the
most affectiCnate terms with his
family. Mrs. Rathbone was buried
on Friday. The funeral was attended
by many American and English
friends of the family. It is stated
that the Colonel may recover.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
Wall Street.

New York, 2s.-Since midday Oregon
Navigation has sold down from 1907 to
The break was due to rumors that the
dividend rate would be reduced or passed
There appeared to be 20 orders until the
stock touched 81. The raid WAS en-
gineered by room traders. Officials say
there is no truth in the report that the
dividend would be passed reduced. At
present writing the stock is %, and has
bsen up to 81.
The Oregon Trans. committee. or the
members composing it, deny having
made sny statement Whatever in relation
to their investigation of the affairs OF the
company, snd desire to state that no re-
port of any nature or character will be
made 10 any o;her than the executive
committee that appointed them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
Trade Congress

Toronto, 2S.-The Trade Congress
adopted resolutions condemning the
holding of large tracts Of land by
companies and individual specu-
lators, calling upon working classes
to organize and form trade councils,
affirming that stipendiary magis
trates have summary jurisdiction
in all cases of nonpayment of wages,
and expressing the opinion that the
working classes woulI best obtain
parliamentary representation by
constituencies being grouped with
cumulative votes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
Miscellaneous Matters.

New York, 2s.-The real estate
exchange and auction rooms was
incorporated with a capital stock OF
100000, divided into 5000 shares
A catch-as-catch.can wrestling
match is arranged between Matsoda
Sorachiki. champion of Japan, and
Edward Bibby, for $500 a side.
Paris, 2S.-Five hundred stu tents
met in the Quatrier Latin and re-
solved, in view of the re-
fusal of the Chi d4 Peuple
to apologize for obnoxious articles,
the students should visit the editors
and demand satisfaction by a resort
to arms.
The government has received no
confirmation of the rumor of the
landing of French force at Hal
nan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-29
Dark Deeds

Brooksville, Fla, 2s.-Two ne,
sroes, arrested for shooting two
whites were taken from jail and
shot dead.
Birmingham, Ala. 2S.-Alexan>
der Webb, one of the prcprietors OF
the Coaling Coal mines. was assas-
sinated by a man named Morrison
Yazoo City, 28.-Tne six negroes
implicated in the murder of three
men on Monday night. will De ex-
amined Tomorrow.