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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-06
VOLUME XXXIT."NUMBER 900
SOUTH PEsNSYLvANIA
Assurances tiat II will be Built to
wheeling.

Special Correspondence Of The intelii0eucer.
PROSPERITY, Pa, May Ca letter re
ceived by a gentlemen In this vicinity
from Oliver W. Barnes, Chioi Engineer Of
tho South Pennsylvania Railroad Comps,
ny, 81 Broadway, N. Y, gives every on.
couragsment that the road will be bnilt
from the snsquehanna, near Harrisburg,
IA, TO the Ohio river at Wheeling, over
the shortest and most practicable line
which is via the Ten Mile route through
this place. A number Of local capitalists
arc now making q move 10 organize a rail.
road company and apply for charter. 1t
i8 proposed by the company 10 build mar.
row gasgs road from this place 10 Wash
ington. Pa,, n distance Of about ten miles,
thus forming q connecting link between
the baltimore l. Ohio and South Pennsyl-
vania railroad systems THERE'S no Ques.
tion but that this short line, II built, will
prove paying investment,
As tho road follows almost the entire
distance, one Of the finest valleys in the
country, and its terminus Is at the head.
waters OF q fine and productive valley,
thickly settled, It will afford an outlet to q
section OF country that has long felt the
need OF roAd. 1t Is remarkable fact
that the route upon which this road will be
located, is 80 well adapted 10 tho building
Of railroad, that 1t is estimated that the |
entirc line, with the exception Of about
one mile near Stephen Porte, can be graded |
At cost not exceeding $500 per mile.
1t is stated that the capital utotk OF the
company will be $50 900, and it ia quite
probable that the stock will be taken prin.
,ipally by the farmers along tho route,
Sho will be most benefited. This seems
o be wise move from the fact that It
will secure just such a road as this place
md vicinity most desires. The rates OF
reight and passenger fare can, upon such
cheap road, be Keep within the reach Of
'veryone, in fact, 20 low that no one can
'aord to drive to Washington in buggy
shen his toll upon the pike would exceed
he price Of ticket by rail. Let farmers
how their enterprise throughout the coun.
ry, and build their own short line rail-
Dad and control them, and thus bring
be markets closer to their doors. 'I
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Mn. rKrEnuAx. a diyliller near pitts.

Mr.. fErEnuAS, q distillcr near Pitts.
burgh, has process by which he solidi6es
whisky and turns it into "plugs" for pocket
use. This must be regarded es the proud.
est triumph OF science. Here We have all
the convivial virtues in nutshell. A gen:
tleman meeting friends, instead Of going
'ntaa public house. parses around his plug
Of whisky for each ono to wrench off a
drink" Until further improvements shall
be made it will be necessary 10 take it
Straight" but science is ever advancing,
and soon Slr. Peterman will follow up his
f'st achievement with plugs Of "cocktail,"
mint julep, brandy smash, gin fizz, Bour-
bon sour-with free lunch Of turkey or
pork and sauerkraut thrown in. Then
Lille will begin to be worth living.
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THE MOSCOW PLOT,
Arrcsts OF Nihiiists kiilt COntinuo-Stu.
dents Hcing Sunpprd up,

ArrcstA OF Nihiiihta kiilt COMtinUo-Stu-
dents Hcing sunpprd UP. 80.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 5.-The arrests Of
persons known 10 be Nihilists or suspected
Of connection with the order, continue
without abatement. Avery largenumber
ol artillery officers have been arrested on A
charge OF being connected with the murder
o. General sudekin. The explanation Of
these arrests is that DeGariil, who assassi.
mated Col. Sudekin wau hinsclf ut ono
time in tho artillery service.
Several more students have been arrested
at Moscow, and tho first number OF tho
newspaper published by.the students in
the Moscow University, tho Chtski Sttoruik
has been seized. The secretary OF the board
Of justiceH and the mistress OF the school
Tor women in St. Petersburg, have also
been arrested.
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CHICAGO, Ills, May 5.-Denso fog pre-.
vailed over the southern part Of the city
this morning. The Chicago and Eastern
Illinois suburban train left Auburn with
passengers coming into the city on bust.
ness. A stop was made at South
Englcwood. Just as it wes pulling out a
heavy locomotive on the Grand Trunk road,
which enters the city over the same tracks,
plunged into the rear Of the passence,
train, splitting the last car and teescopinp
the other two, pinning the passengers in
the broken timbers and flooding tho in.
terror with steam from the engines boiler
Two persons were probably fatally and
about twenty others severely injured.
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River Imp, ove,nent Con,c,np npia,ed.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-A movement is on
foot here to construct public works that
will bo OF great benefit to the Louisville
and Ohio river navigation. The project is
plan arranged by W. L. Merrill, the gov.
ernment officer in charge OF the Ohio river
improvement, Tor Ill extensive excavation
removing the dangers from the dam and
currents, which ere SO destructive to yes.
gels st certain Gtages Of water. The con-
summation OF the proposed enterprise will
also give plenty OF room for the coal fleets
to pass, and will remove the Inconvenience co
and constant complaint caused by the
lnooring OF coal fleets at tho foot OF Fifth
and Sixth streets. The river men favor
the plan and will do their best 10 get Con.
cress to appropriate an amount to start the
,rort
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METHODIST MATTERS.
SESSIONS OF GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING Proceedings OF tho
Counell-A Rsrisw OF the Opening DsJs-Ilow
tho glahops Look aud Ftel-Tho Compost.
ion Of tho Important Cummittscs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 5.--In the
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
to-day Joab Mulvane, the delegate from
kansas, presented a resolution relative to
equal lay representation in tho General
Conference. It wasJ rcicrred,to tho Com.
miltee on Lay Representation. The 70.
port Of tho Board Of Managers Of tho Mis-.
sionary Society was ordered 10 be printed.
The Rov. DR.. Reid, OF Michigan, offered q
resolution for reference 10 the Judiciary
Committee TO report TO the General Con.
ment to the rules defining tho two orders
as In their judgment is required. 1t Was
90 referred.
The Rev. Dr.. McCabe moved that Wed.
nesday morning bo fixed for the election
Of Bishops and the General Conference
olicerB. The Rev. T. 3. Neely, OF Phila-
delphia, thought that they should move
alowly 10 the election.
After the debate tue motion was referred
to the Committee on Episcopacy.
THE BISHOPS ADDRESS.
bishop Simpson appeared oil the plat
form amid great applause. Bishop Harris
read tho address OF Bishops, a lengthy
document, and gave an account OF the
work Of tho church for four years. 1t re.
lerred to the death, since the last general
Of Bishops L. O. Haven, Levi
Scott and Jease r. Peck, and Rev. Geo. W.
Woodruff, Secretary OF the last conference.
There are 90 annual conferences, II mig
sions, 4.Si9 travelling pregcherp, l2,O9G
local preachers, l,7G9,534 members and
probationers, an increase in four years OF
9.232. The number Of travelling preach
ars who died WAS G54, and OF members
1851; accCssions l5S7S7. In 1883
there were 1871 churches, and 9,Sl5
parsonagea valued at S79,23S,0j5. There
ire ten theological aeminarirs, iorty.fye
colleges, sixty-six classical institutions and
sight female colleges. The Bishops in their
address referred to the laxity on divorce,
Ind asked more stringent regulations with
regard to the solemnization OF the mar.
rage OF divorced persons. It also stated |
hat it will be necessary to elect additional |
Bishops The number was left to the dis. |
,reti0n OF the Conference.
A motion 10 reconsider the vote by which |
he subject OF marriage and divorce was
referred to the Committee on the State OF
he Church, was laid on tho table. Alter
he berediction by Rev. Dr.. Porter the |
Conference adjourned until tomorrow
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Robbers Gagged.

klTrASSlSd, PA, May 5.-Doputy sher-
ifs 6. W. Stivens and Boyd Henry with a
posse OF eight men. hunted through South
and Buffalo township le9t Saturday for Sol
and George Haines and David Mitchell,
who robbed store and tue Valley depot
at Manorville on Thursday night without
success. News was received here to-day
to the effect that tho three men stole a
horse and buggy from a man named lien.
man, near Freeport, Saturday night, and
drove to Springdale, where they were ar.
rested and taken to Freepo1t. Theao are
the men who have done 90 much stealing
in Armstrong, Indiana, Jefferson and Clar-
ion counties the pa7t few weeks.
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FRESH FOREIGN FACTS.
THE LATEST NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Tho Action OF the Onle.rs Of ths CITY Of Home In
Reference to the Lost State OF Florida S.vrreIy
Cflsic'1sd-Ths Conference 90 tac Egyptian
Question Ssttlcd--A fairs IN the Soudsu,

LONDON, May 5.-Tho Observer Ia aslon-
iahed that the City OF Rome did not follow
up tho Information from tho sailing vss,ol
reporting having some Of the crew OF the
Slate OF Florida aboard and attempt to elicit
iurther facts. 1t says tho importance of
tho matter would justify even delay in the
paasaEe, but tho fact 10 growing manifold
thas swift transatlantic passages has
taken away from skippers the interest
formerly taken in speaking vessels even
when as IN the case Of tho Slate Of Florida,
The feeling Of humanity wonld naturally
stimulate curiosity. No explanation Is yet
'orthcoming Of the strange silence OF tho
,tlicers OF tho City OF Rome,
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rxMAYoR EGEgrER and ex.Great Com
noner Kimberly will sec M,. Handan
sbou, i, in the convention. The Sheriff ol
Ohio county has pretty plum, and
there is going TO bo tussle for it this
wear. Alter our Democratic friends get ii
ali fixed d popular Republican will see how
hard tbey can run him.
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RIVER NEWS.
NoteA About tho oStsnnlbonta, Bank Briefa
and Tclegrnphic Reports.

NoteA About tho Stsnuib0nta, Hnnk Briefs
and Tclegraphic Reports.
The river was falling yesterday; the
marks last evening indicated depth OF s
feet inches.
: The Katie stockdale will p: down and
the Emma Graham up to-day in the Pitts.
urgh.Cincinnati trade.
The Clifton came down yesterday morn.
ing for some empty brick boat and took
them up to New Cumberland.
The continued suspension OF navigation,
so far IS running coal is concerned, has
stiiIened the down.river coal marke,, con-
sidGrab!y. Cincinnati went up II cent a
bushel the other day, and a still further sd-
vaRco may be looked for before long il the
river keeps down.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati lett
night about 10 o'clock with a big trip. She
will leave on her return trip at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. The Andes is splendid
packet In every particular, and her oiIiceru
are gentlemen in every sense OF the word.
They always aim to please the patrons OF
the Andes.
The Ironsides, OF Gray's Iron Line, en-
route from st. Louis with q tow OF iron ore,
picked up snag near Racine. Ohio, and
sank. the water covering her lower guarde.
She was not much injured, and 1t Is though,
can be raize5 without much difficulty. The
Resolutc was sent from Pittabnrgh on Sat
urday to the assistance OF the 1ronsides
The attention Of the travelling public
and that Of shippera is..directed TO the al
vertisement oi the steamer Chesapeake
which appears in this islue. Capt. Ball
it will be seen has determined 10 run BIZ
boat as a tri.weekly packet in the Wheel
ing, Marietta and Parkersburg trade
leaving here Tuesdays, Thuradays ant
Saturdays. The Chesapeake 10 a last ant
popular side wheeler. a.
OIL CIrr, May 5-River 0 inches an,
stationary; cloudy and damp.
GREENSBORO, PA, May 5.-River s fee
and on stand; weather cloudy.
PITTSBURGH, May 5-Monongahela rive
| . feet inches and on a stand; cloudy an,
warm.
MoRGASTowS, May Driver l loot
inches and stationary; raining; thermomt
, ter rs.
| LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Depth in the can,
! 8 feet 8 inches; on the falls 6 feet s inch,
|, and rising.
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Ii tie Third and Fourth districts the as.
pirarts for congressional honors havc rot
the lead aud are knocking out the spring
circus. and the Hon. L. Willis Wilson,
who looks longingly on Governor Jackeon's
easy chair, is dsvoting much time to tell
Ing the sovereign people what a bad man
Alexander Hamilton was. Friend Wilson
is conducting an anti.liamilton campaign.
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A Maynard SONS Crime.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 5.-Frank
Langston, con Of The United States Minis.
ter to Hayti, who shot and killed one
colored man and wounded another, in this
city about two months ago, and who has
since been absent, was surrendered to the
authorities to.day by his father. Langaton
disappeared on the night o! the shooting
and hrs been living with his brother in
Louisville, Ky., since that time. lie came
in on western train this morning and
whom the father and son met there was a
most affecting scene.
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Tho PIelinalI,urfcS Settled.

LONDON, May 5.-Thc preliminaries Of
the Egyptian conference have been settled.
Tho conference will meet in London tho
frat week in June, and it il expected the
last three weeks.
General Wolseley advises that General
Graham be placed in command Of The
autumn expedition to Khartoum, If Ill
English force is sent. The War Office plan
is for 5000 troops TO Start from Ae.iout for
khartoum about the end OF July.
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Knip, Nnll nutl l.Ivlttpiur

MlSSEAroLls, May 5-The Journals
Winnepeg special rays: A severe rain
and hail storm prevailed here and
throughout. the territories to the west. A
telegraph wire ives struck and the tele.
phone Offices were burned out by the in.
tensity oil the electrical heat.
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The Impending HtruESle.

PIrrsruRan, Pa, May 5.-The probar
bilities Of general strike Of the iron
workers in the West being inaugurated
June ! are increasing. To-day Oliver
Bros.' aud Phillips three mills suspended
operations, and, it is understood, will not
resume until the question is settled. This
action is taken as an indication that the
manufacturers are determined to enforce q
reduction. The workmen show no signs
of Welding,
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Something Wrong With Wcller.

From Our Special Correspondents
WASHINGTON, May 5.-s,mething must
be wrong with Representative Weller. In
the House to-day, Washburne, Of Mime
aota, asked leave to report joint resolu.
ton appropriating $4,000 10 deiray the
expenses ol the special embassy from Siam,
which arrived here to dsy. II object"
shouted Weller.
"Will the gentleman withhold his obiec.
tion until the letter from the President il
read ?" said Washburne.
II have no regard for the President
than ! have for the gentleman himself"
was Mr.. Weller's response.
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LONDON, May DIN tho trial OF Fitzger.
uld and others, at Sligo to.day, Moran do
posed that p. J. Sheridan was tho founder
and active worker Of tho branch OF Inynci-
'bles at Tubbercurry, and that p. N. Fus.
gerald wes his lieutenant and acted under
orders from Sheridan.
The prosecutor stated that James l.yons
and Pat Reynolds, now in America, were
the local Ii sders Of the lnyincib!es. Moran
depcsed that ?. ]. Sheridan visited Tub.
bercurry in the gsrb Of priest and formed
tho "inner circle"
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THO Situation lu EEynr.

As:ouAN, May 5.-Two thousand re.
fugees reached here from Korosko. More
are coming daily. The evacuation of Kor.
osko is proceeding quietly. Several 10.
douin Sheikhs and tribes escort Col,
Worthy, OF the Egyptian army, in recon-
noicance along the BANKS Mic to maintain
communication between Assouan and
Donpola
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Muraercd his sIothcr.in.law,

Plrr:nvRou, Pa, May 5.-Thomas Sin.
mons, Of Turtle Greek, pa., WIS arrested
to-day on n charge Of numbering his
mothcr.in-law, an old lady named Catha'
rine Dexter, who died recently. The in
formation wss made by son Of Mrs.
Dexter, who alleges that Simmons VIC.
lently threw his mother against door and
inflicted other injulie3, causing her death
Simmons sssert3 bis innocence.
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A GYCLOE q
FihitS tho Cliiss OF Davenport, H., and
KocIe island, Ill.

sAhiAh 'ho Sllbsa OF Davenport, H., and
KocIe ISLAND, Ill.
CHICAGO, Ills, May 5.-The Daily Ne,rs'
Rock leland, Ills, special Gays: 1t has
been raining almost steadily for three
days. This afternoon about hall past four
o'clock cyclone swept acros, the southern
end Of town, carrying everything before It,
Three houses, ,one OF them atwo story brick.
were completely demolished. Half a dozen
Others were uurooied, and MANY
barns were scattered TO the winds, The
Fair grounds we're in the track Of tho
storm md all Of its buildings and fences
were levelled. Trees were uprooted or
stripped Of their branches. It's impoesi-
BILE as yet to estimate the damage. For
tuna:ely nobody was killed, though four
persons were moro or lees seriously hurt.
DAVENPORT, IA, May ga cyclone
struck the lower end Of this city at .i:4O this
afternoon and leveled number of build.
ings. One person was killed and num-
ber Of others badly injured. lis not pos
sible to get the loes at this time.
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Hctliov Dollar for DOllnr,

Sr. LOUIS, May 5.-To.day Moses Fraley
notified all his Chicago creditors no was
prepared TO settle all his account, by pay
100 cents on the dollar, and asked them 10
send in their statements, as he wanted 10
Gear of his indebtedness. Mr.. Fraley's
creditors had offered to settle with him at
33t cents, but he declined the proposition
and has notified them all, not only in
Chicago, but New York, Philadelphia, and
other points, he will pay dollar Tor dollar,
and requests them to draw on him lor the
amounts due. His aggregate indebtedness
outstanding is $3.50. .OOQ.
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Hov1zDALE, Pa, May ga largo mum.
Der OF people visited the ruins OF Brisben
yesterday. The rain dispellcd the fears Of
o renewal Of the Gre. A strong appeal has
been made for immediate aid. Hundreds
are compelled to sleep in their clothes,
having no bed covering or bedding. Money
is needed to provide shantit }. The citi-
zeus Of Houtzdale and ncighboring towns
arc doing their beat, but with the popula-
tion suddenly doubled by refugees from
Brisben they are unable to do all that is
nece: :sary, and are compelled to appeal to
charity.
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sr. LOUIS, May Sat o'clock la.t even.
ing. at Clayton, ten miles west of here, a
village Of about one hundred inhabitsnts,
four prisoners knocked down the taller
when he took in their supper and broke
out OF jail. An alarm wes given, and men,
women and children pursued the fuci,iyc3,
capturing them alter short chpse, and
after about twenty shots had been ex.
changed, without harmiug any ono.
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"CALAMlry' WELLER needs 10 be taught
thSt it isn't good manners 10 speak disre-
spectiully Of tho President OF the United
States, in the House Of Representatives and
without provoca,ion. The office ought al
ways to command respect, and the present
incumbent has done nothing to disgrace
the office. Mr.. Weller is forcing the coun-
try to the painful conclusion that he is an
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Iristo be regretted that tho President
cannot join Senator kenna's fishing party
to angle in the pleasant waters Of West
Virginia. Though the President caught
no fish it would be worth something to
him 10 hear the talented Senator fiddle in
the wildwood and ees him kiss the coming
generation OF Wes. VirginiaIs.
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TnE fall Of prices 10 by 10 means con.
fue,, to the United States. The economists
NJ the world find that it is univeraal, and
they are inquirirg into the causes. They
all agree tha; it means wealth, not poverty,
and that the comforts Of life are coming
more and more within the reach OF tkose
who will work for them.
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KALAMAZOO, MlcH., May "a special 10
the Daily Telegram Gays George Osborn,
toll collector at Portage Lake Bridge, lake
Superior, Cofley county, was shot and in.
stantly killed last night while attempting
to collect toll. He leaves seven children.
The perpetrators arc unknown, Three sus.
pec!s have been ARRESTED.
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TIE kIyEE RAILROAD.
DIED,

CARuEDAUER- Sunday. May 4, 1881, at 7o'clock
r. n, GEORGE 4. CARESnAUER, In tho 3ld year OF
his Gge. ..l ..... .I
Funeral from ths re idencc OF his mother. No.
No. 23cG Main ',sces. "wednesday morning at .
O'Clock. Requiem MasI at Ct. Alphonsus Church.
Inte.mcnt at ut. Calvary Cemetery. Friends arc
invited 70 attend, e.
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Tur civil service car is moving on West
VIRGINIA. There is an abundance o! will
ius ,s!en. here. There are even Democrats
.bo voullu'. decline 10 hold cllice under
paDubIjcan administration.
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nAnn0un COUNTY DEnoCnA7s
Nominate u Ticket, which In Conceded
10 be u WcNk One.

10 ne weak one.
Special Ditpdteh TO The Inttliioaner.
GRAFTON. W. VA.,, May 5.-The Demo.
cra'B Of Barbour county held a Conyention
at philippi to-day to nominate a county
ticket. The meeting was quite large. The
following ticket was nominated: Sheriff,
]. W. Robinson; Prosecuting Attorney,
Samuel V. Woods; Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, Isaac V. johnson; CLERK Of the
County Court, J. @. Elliott; Assessor, West.
ern District, G. W. Gowthrop; AeHessor,
Eastern District, Gilbert IIainee; for House
Of Delegates, j. b. Cordel; County Sur.
veyor, J. d. Felt.
Captain Lee Bradford was Chairman OF
the Convention, and J. Il. Phillips was
Secretary. The ticket Is considered a very
weak one.
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reminds me that this Is Just what Bishop
Merrill is-a thoroughbred gentleman,
straightforward, honest, kind, and yet not
namby.pamby, nor in tho leaat unmindiul
Of tho responsibilities Of his high office.
The other bishops have yet to appear, and
| reserve comment upon them for future
letter.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 5.-Durirg a
violent hail and rain storm this afternoon,
o shed at the old fair ground fell on large
number OF convict3 employed in brick.
making. One guard wes killed, another
seriously wounded, and several convicts
injured by the falling timbers. ~
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struck the wrong Man,,

MeSro sARRAr, May GA party Of
white men went to the house Of Joseph
Hughes, Saturday night, to whip him, for
an alleged insult to a white woman, and
be fatally wounded two Of them with an
axe, sHe then surrendered to the police,