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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
urucndier Broa.
Wooden skirts at 81,


unccr Rushing last night arrested
Crawford clark, wanted IN Brown couaty,
whOrc he ~ charged With emhcAlling the
funds Of tho Srutor1t s. Wright
stage company, In hls possess
elnn worc found ok tickets good
between brentwood aud GoldtnNnlte on
tho slagcs " The company, Rushing tel.
egrnhtd tho saerln last nlight That he had
Clark Va custody, and the Official NJ Brown
r0uuty Viii d0uhtless call Tor him by
Monday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

In custom.mado goods, DahIIarl
are showing some rare N
Their stock Is the largest, wllhcHi
Of any retail establishment 10 ~
aud they propose to please "
iastldIous In style, ~ aud fDshi
have marked their winter wear losl
20 sell and they are selling i Y
take u $50 bin any more y Z
handsome suit and, have enough I
left for something else, Prlc@ lnis
made 10 suit the times and Toe lsgs
showing their appreciation q y
Bros, effort TO supply thelr VANS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

al Iinn,,llfnl rrlhnln.

The following artistic and unique gom
OF poetry was contributed hy the grcnt
FrcnHllInnn on rcadlng the manuscript OF
~ Hot Time just before his death.
Ayes de allegro chntI, undn que Fltno,
brpgou Otui'G entire las picdiHa ltiRa,
Lame qur ~ iunt N nlvnto dAs sublime,
lltffh que mluhcH. nnfguc pefnH Cftns.
NhtufnlohH Nuhh iumhH nidu.
HONS rhinnH que 81 Nlrntn 10 duanura!
NuluQuiclcia netr bln0 aduuurrdo
ih IN nndrO lntullS quo 40 lire rl linra,
NltfuU liuuo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Aaood mn rare.

Tho following n the announcemcntp pro
gramme for the week.
A Hot Time, Monday and Tuesday.
Mixed Pickles, Wednesday
A parlor Match, Friday and saturday
With Saturday matinee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Nentnol.Y mlnnhrn s,nrL.

Mcesrs Cottrcll, kcmpcr q Co. hay,
Just received i shipment OF fne Kentucky
bloodod horses, siuge aud double drivers
Tho public u Invited 20 call at their stable
mud SEQ them, They ara the finest lot OF
horses ever shipped 10 this market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
0ru"ndior 1roA.
RED iwlll fauncl, all wool, 20 cents.

Z, W Neleuu u the only pano.makcr
ln'lhla pati OF the country Ito under.
stands u piano throughout, aud can make
any ftpair about tbom. Leave ordora M
Max Elscr's. Nv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Fancy llcalina stoves.

W y, Lake has It large slock OF choap
ana inncy heating stoves that was pur.
ohasrd last fall, which he IL offering nj
treaty reduced prices rather than carry
ul'ln over the season. This Ia your on.
portnniiy 70 buy CHEAP aud save money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Ma,tin,inw Throughout ssryin.

VuSNA, Dee o.. The Ncuo trclo
Prose- to-day publishes dispatch from
liclRmdo stating that at ministerial
council II was decided TO proclaim mar
thai law throughout Srryn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
urnendlcr Iiros.
II u. table demaak no cents, fast colors

The two organs recently attached by
sheriff Maddox were sold yesterday nj
pablo cutlery, one bringing $3.50 and
the other ei2.a0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
0In.. nnd ohlnn Mnl..

W, Il. Lake has now ii Stock N
continue TO receive until iho hoilat
new and fancy llne Of GLASS ID
ware that win be sold chepp, ~
got prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
1ruondl"r iiroA
bargains In white blankets.

secure your comforts and blankets
while Ihoy are being sold at actual cost
by Randall Chambers Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

bids for Che erection Of Tho building Tor
Mr.. Joseph ". Brown VIII bo opened ~
tho office Of y. -. llaggnrt, architect, ~ y
O'Clock y. M. Monday, December 7, 1880,
the tight being reserved Of relcctinR anS
and all bids.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

II YOU wish u handsome N, 4
Newmarket yOn can save 49,
OF Randall s. Chambers ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
ofu"niier IIos,
LadleS handbags, 30 CENTS.

toms furnishing goods can be pur-
chased at Randall y Chambers Co Il AZ
actual New Yorl, cost
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

The Ladies' Exposition ' WE
meet AZ Mrs, LouGhbrldec's WV W.
ternoon At I o'clock a O9e \. w
IL requested as business q ,.a "
Importance win DO lronsacfp'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
urnondirr uros.
l,ddlcN aud chIldren's cashmere gloves.
nnaI,mnnh 4 nr.r

For Christmas nnd New Year presents,
They have got whit will cNactly please
yOu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

II WIN Ito Money in ieu,ieass
Before purchasing your wllG'
call aud get our prices you w
TINT wa have the handsome.l W., \. \
lowest prlcos OF any housc - WA
RANDALL 4 cuANFlt'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

ilayo opened q fresh and lAtil y.
holiday goods, Go aud $50 W.
tIful things they have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Gruondlcr iiron
lfour.iourths brown damapk &

buy your shelf hardware o. ls'
Tally,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Gru,n,llrr iiras

white flannel go cents, worth 80 cent,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Grand Lodge knights of Honor
Eighth Annual Session.
CoNcoRplA, Miss, June Is, 1SS.

CoNcoRpEA, Miss, June Is, 1885.
To the Officers and Members OF Subordinate Lodges
knights OF Honor OF Mississippi
The Eighth Annual Session of your
Grand Lodge will convene at jackson on
the third Tuesday in July, 1855, being 2lst
inst, at 10 clock, A. NJ.
Having received notice that sever nj
Lodges have failed to elect their Grand
Representatives, as provided for in Article
| ", Section s, Subordinate Lodge Consti-
tuition, and requests that Dispensations be
granted them TO elect at other meetings
than the last meetings in December as
above provided for, | hereby grant Dis
peusation to all Lodges who have not
elected their Grand Representatives, to
elect them at next regular meeting alter
receipt hereof, said Lodges complying in
all other respects with Subordinate Lodge
Constitution, Article ", Section 5, and
Immediately forward TO Grand Reporter
names of Grand Representatives thus elect
ed
Subordinate Lodges will forward to
Grand Reporter their Semi-Annual Re-
ports so as to reach the Grand Reporter by
| the 18th July, as requested in his circular
| letter. and see that their Grand Represen-
1 tatives are furnished with certificates 81
| election correctly made out.
/ The railroads through your State have
granted the following special rates to Del
! egates passing over their respective lines
! upon presentation at their Offices OF certiti-
Gates of attendance on the Grand Lodge
signed BY the Grand Reporter, to-wit:
VIcKsBURe AND MERIDIAN RAILRoAr
l-Round-trip ticket, 6 cents per mile sole
July 10Th and 21st; good to return until
9th
/ MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAI
Full fare going. one-third fare returning
good only on day OF sale.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAII.RoAD-F Full far'
going. one third fare returning on South
ern Division.l
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
AND PENSACOLA AND ATLANTIC RAIIRoAl
Purchase regular tickets 10 New Orleans
and procure certificate from agent TO tina
effect. Return ticket at one-thIrd rate.
NEw ORLEANS AND NORTH EAsTERl
RAILRoAD-No answer received yet.
NATcHEz, JACKSON AND CoLUMBC
RArLRoAD-No answer vet, but usual
makes reduction to 6 cents per mile fo
round-trip.
ANCHOR LINE" No reduction"
Yours in o. n. A.,
ATTEST /: j. b. PEAsE, Grand Dictator.
GEO W. LAWSON, Grand Reporter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
THE MYSTERY DsgPENs.
Several Arrests Of Parties Suspected
The Cones Alley Murder

the cones Alley Murder.
CIScTSNATT June 24-SInith and McKen-
zie strongly deny any completely with the
murder or disposal of the BODY Ia the face
( Ct this comes the statement CT J. C johnson.
waiter st Holsters Main street restaurant.
/ end who resides ST No, 152 John s1reee
I Johrson vEs IL kCsnzels saloon az John
! end LongwoTth streets, when Smith put in an
/ appearances there las Friday night. Il was
( lie who noticed the man in the buggy. and
I after feeling his head and wrists. which
were icy cold. was Id t. believe that the
Inan was dead, and 50 remarked 20 Kuenzal
whose statement as 70 seeing and feeltng thu
supposed stiff has already been gwen
johnson i positive tl.s boiv he fsl- IN the
buggy was that OF a dead man
Instead Of icing diSpen En-. t}2e my stery i
evidently growing deeper The detectives
worked all day, snGeavCrin5 10 Unearth
some clew that w1Uld Ieai 70 the detection OF
the criminals. hut did not succeed IL any
great extent, as fer as Is known-
Several arrests Nere made b. Detectives
White, Herman nd Hudson The prisoners
are merely held n suspicion. The causes or
circumstances leading TO the arrests were
not given by the officers, as 1t was feared
publicity would spoil the chance for captur-
ing others thought 70 lie able u tell some
N'4-A4s' II e7U=nts AlSIe = q growing oelfei
among the police, however, that Smith and
Mckenzie are not the right men
The clue which prompted the arrests is be-
heved 70 be wei fouu led and remarkable
disclosures are hintei at as things OF tie near
future
At 10 y m Friday evening John Moudary
who Is employed as a driver by the United
States Express company. had an experience
in connection with this affair. He was walk
ing down Central avenue. ami was about 10
cross Seventh street. with his two little child
rem. when a buggy dashed in front Cf them.
nearly running over them. He saw the head
Of man hanging over the side-board Of the
buggy. and he said: Ny God. You'll kin
that man The driver paid no heed, but
dashed ON
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Home Bitters Co.'S Medicines:

Isaac II. Sturgeon, Revenue Collector,
after a careful and thorough examination
Of the Laboratory and methods of manu-
faeture of their various preparations writes
TO the Home Btters Company as fol-
lows:
From my long personal acquaintance
with and knowledge Of high standing
in this community OF the gentlemen com
posing your Company, and from my per-
s0nal acquaintance with and knowledge of
the high character and professional ability
Of the physicians who recommended your
medicines, who are among the Oldest and
most respected of our physicians, / have no
question of the purely medicinal charac-
ter of your compounds and am satisfied
they should be classed as medicines, and
that those selling them should not be re-
qnired TO pay liquor dealers license.
You should be careful to instruct all per-
sons handling your goods that they are
medicines, and are not to be sold or ham
deled or used as alcoholic intexicants or
beverages; as they are not intended to be
used as such, but as medicinal remedies
Very respectfully,
(signed,l Isaac Ell. STURGEON.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Winona Female College

1t was our good fortune, on Thursday
last, to attend The Commencement exercises
Of Winona Female College, under charge
Of that well known educator. Prof. NJ. I.
Bacon. Witty Hall was packed to is fall
capacity The Grand C3mmandery Knights
Templar, in full dress uniform. c5mpli-
mented the occasion By their presence
Three young ladies graduated, and each
read, in excellent II Sic. q welI written essay.
Miss Lola Walker dissoursed 81 'Inspiring
Words" Miss Mollie Steele magnife1
Common Place Things, and Miss Mary
Bailey advised to Ring Out the Old, Ring
in the New" These essays were inter
spersed with delightful music, vocal and
instrumental Prof Bacon then delivered
the young ladies their well-eaned carijd-
Gates Of scholarship. Hon. +. G. Barry
then delivered the annual address, and for
three quarters Of an hour instructed, edited
and amused his large and arprecia;ive
audience on the social, Intellectual and
industrial development Of woman; and
referred, with special emphasis and pride
TO those provisions If tbs new Code racoc-
nizing the civil and propartv r;gb,- RI
woman ia credit" he said 'sio the wise,
,.,...rsy.,r. al .u1;.l.,.3 - - H.
i.,...t.1 al a.. r--..i-..--. -
,4.,t.4 ~. $50 tr.-.Tr.a - 49,
,,,.,,.,5.,ior - ,l.. 'Tr.lr..,-.1 eli. -,
r.1n..h,,. IL. ..,l. -...lI..I.....,
- . ..,..r... ,,.ll... 80. ,r:..:.-;....
... =. - - -. 80. IT.
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,:.,....,. .l.,,.....;.. LII. 49,.
oirl. a., I.1r,. and - IL. ST. -
lion. ecra -cI.;e,.;ro ~. 3D.. 80.
,-.,r,r,I.. .,.,.1...5,..I
,,i,b tbe ,,e,a. .,,5 Observation-Disclosures.
+, .b.onI.I - .1f;.3 $50 ..-.l ..-.-.:--.I
.,,..,...tor-
A. r;gbt ,bers ,,.. . ..,..o.t .-s
literary rn,erta,pr,o,.t a, lie c,ll.a. IA
altbougb an admission fea ,vss .b,ro.3
5f.r tbe eo,i,,oan, ~ Tho v;,.n, p;e.-]
fine hall was ag,io we'll fusd r;obt vo,n,.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
plar.


NInona Times.
This Masonic Grand Body held its
twenty-ffth Agnual Conelayein Winona,
on Wednesday and Thursday, oath and
18th. Seven Of the twelve Comman-
deries Of the State were represented.
The following were chosen Grand
Officers for the ensuing year.
John III. Gordon, Port Gibson, Grand
Commander.
=. 4. Vaughan. Columbus, Deputy
Grand Commander
\. 5. Walker, Port Gibson, Grand
Generalissim0
James J. Hays, Vicksburg, Grand
Captain General
Rev. ", P. Browne. Winona. Grand
Prelate
James T 3Ieaae, Lexington, Grand
Treasurer.
il. Power, Jackson, Grand Recorder.
T. II. Walker, Winona, Grand Senior
Warden.
r. Highgate, Grenada, Grand Junior
Warden.
IT Lay. Winona, Grand Standard
Bearer.
TW. Wnitsey, Water Valley, Grand
Sword Bearer.
Cass Oltenburg, Lexington, Grand
Warder.
John N. Cain, Jackson, Grand Cap
tain Of the Guard.
TIE next Grand COnclave will be held
in Jackson, on the day preceding the
next communication of the Grand Lodge
On Wednesday night, the knight
Tempiars were invited TO a grand ban
quet at the Moore House which had
been furnished by the ladies of the
town The Commandery fingered at the
Asylum until about eleven o'clock en-
deayoring 10 confer the hon0rs Of
knighthood upon our Episcopal minis
ter Rev. w. +. Browne Bro. Browne
Is quite a long man, which we suppose
viii account for the long time that it
took the Commandery to crown him
with the h0nors Of the degree But
when they did range themselves around
the sumptuous table, they made Rome
howl The table was worthy of the
gallant attack. 1t was loaded with the
most delicious meats, salads, etc, orna-
mented with cakes of snowy whiteness,
and flowers of sweetest fragrance. The
grand banquet rounded up with the
dalntiest ice cream, especially enjoyable
as the night was June warmer.
On Thursday, the Knights in uniform
and regalia attended the award of
diplomas TO the graduates of Winona
Female College and the entertainment
at night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
ROANOKE COLLEGE
In the Virginia Mountains.

TWO COURSES FOR DEGREES, ALSO BUsE
L ress and Preparatory Courses Fuil English
CoarSs French and German spoken. Instruction
thorough and practical Library. l6.0t0 volumes
Best Ic8rzI and religious Influences
Expenses for ntne months tiiciuding tuition
board, lfeii nights Ntshins etc. = - SIG S4
Increasing patronage FROM many States InfRTY.
THIRD sES-I0x BEsfSs SEPT IsrH. CsTALoet-r
FKEE Addrees JufIUs DREFEfs. PEEs'T.
1uly3- ss--as sALEzE- VA
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
An Artist in Human Hair.

Mrs. II. Rodner, of Memphis says OF La
Creole Hair restorer: i have used ii my
self and furnished my customers with many
dozen bottles. 1t stops the hair falling out,
restores it, original color and does not
stain the skin or soil the clothing. II Is 3
delightful dressing, cures diseases on the
scalp and keeps the hair free from dan
druEl. In word, il seems 10 be natures
remedy for supplying the wants and loss
of Titalitv IN the human hair. Ny custo-
mers are delighted For sale By drug
gis1s. Prepared BY the Mansfield Medi-
cine Co, Memphis, Tenn. who alss manu-.
faciure the celebrated Magnetic Armies
Liniment," Hungarian Balsam for tbs
Lunesv and Mansiield's Chill and Fever
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Negroes Committing the Unpardon-
able Crime in Ohio Ordered to
Leave.

By telegraph to the \. Y. Herald
CosBoCrox, O., June -, 1S85.-On
the heels of the terrible outrage perpe-
trated here a week ago to-day, resulting
in the lynching of Howard, the negro,
comes the Intelligence of another and
similar crime committed within a few
miles Of here. Two little girls living at
Spring Mountain were met on the high
way by one Henry Schuty, and brutslly
assaulted. 4 posse of officers and eiti-
zens are securing the surrounding coun-
try for him, and if captured he viii
share the-fate of Howard. The feeling
against the negroes is very strong CT
account of Towards crime, and Others
of the same nature throughout the eoun,
try, most of them traeeable TO the
blacks. Several prominent colored meI
have been warned to leave the town.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
A Murderer Hanged.


Special to the Commercial Herald
LEARNED. Miss. June 29--Ben Holt.
colored, was hung this evening at Adams.
Miss. bv an Infatuated mob Of people.
He had just had his prelimi-
nary trial before Justice Collins, on the
charge Of having murdered his wife last
NedneSday night, and committed 10 jail
to await the circuit court, when the ne
gross, several hundred strong, rushed in.
oyerPowered the constable and quickly
swung him up 70 q limb about half 81
mite from town.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Take Your Choice

EDITOR CLARIoE: If the Democrats
of Kinds county are really in earnest in
desiring TO secure for one of their mum
Der q place on the State ticket, they
should make choice Of the man whom
they prefer and give him their warmest
support.
The fact is we have too many candi.
dates, and the influence of the delega-
ton to be selected at Raymond win be
seriously impaired if it shall be under
stood that the county has no choice.
Col. Hines would make a good Audi
tor, Col. JAYNE or DR.. ROudebush a good
Superintendent of Education, and Col
Porter a good Secretary Of State, but
under the most favorable circumstances
not more than one of these can secure .
nomination. There Is nothing in the sug
gestion that the county should not dis
eliminate between its worthy sons. That
is done at every nominating convention
where there is more than one candidate
for anv Office, and rs | view it, it is es
| pecialiy necessary 70 pursue that course
now, unless it be that the county is will
ing to sacrifice the opportunity of hav-
ing one of its citizens nominated to an
honorable State office, to mistaken
sense of the proprieties.
NV advice Is that a vote shall ce tax L
at Raymond as to the choice Of the
county, and that the person chosen shall
alone be known as the candidate Of tbe
county ANY others may run for Office
| if they desire, but they should do so or
their own hook. MAY the best man
win" JOKES.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

Special to Times Democrat.
Macon. June pa mass meeting of
the Democracy Of Noxubee county was
held here to day to select delegates TO
the State Convention. The delegates,
TWENTY-FIVE in number, were Unanimous
lv instructed by rising vote to support
Robert G. Patty as a candidate for
Auditor. first, last and forever. No
other instructions were given the delega-
ton, except to vote supon all questions
a. unit. Indications are that Robert
&. Patty il gaining strength all over the
State.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Dangerous Bowel Com plant

Now that bowel disorders. cholera NOR
bus, cholera, diarrhoea, looseness, pains
in the bowels &C., are prevalent, all should
prepare Tor sudden emergencies. Mans
fields" Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial''is the
standard remedy. 1t has stood the test by
steamer ON the t-Father OF Waters" carry
It and RELY upon II exclusively for the cure
Of bowel disorders. One dose often alters
secretions. heals and cures. and few doses
never fails. Have it handy It is safe and
reliable and the best remedy of its kind in
the world. For sale by druggists. Prepared
by the Mansfield Medicine Co, Memphis,
Tenn.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
BAG kac-he.

What does that spell7 why. sbaekache, .
OF course, though you wonId not suspect il
at the first glance. It spells what hun
dreds and thousands OF women are suner-
ing from every day of their lives. but what
they need not suffer from, ii they know the
vlrfues Of DIR. Pierces Favorife Prescrip-
ton. ? All those dragging down" pains and
sensations of nausea, and weakness peculiar
to women, can be cured by this same boou
OF womankind. 1t is almost magic In is
results.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
nnssness Tronhles.

Charles Beverage, Of Nebraska, was ar
rested III Detroit. Mich, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. He
had succeeded in raising $, coo by improper
use of the name of the firm with which he
had been employed.
The dedication of Postmaster Hibbs, Of
Lewiston, Idaho, Is s. 900, for which amount
his bonlsmen are liable
W. II. Powell & Co, hatters OF Cincin-
natl, assigned 70 Howard Douglass. Assets
5000; liabilities $500
The Terra Gotta company, of indianapolis
has made an assignment to James T. Baker.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
LYNcHING IMMINENT.
John HoiIinser Murdered for Eetraying
Girl Who tails an Heir.

Girl Who tails an Heir
CHAMBERsBCRG, Pa. June p On the
night of May 81 John Holhuger. a young
man belonging TO a wealthy family living
Waynesboro, Frankling county. was shot
dead during fight with thre men who
had intru1ed in his yard George and Da-
vid Freeman, living near the Hollinger
place, and Harry Ressler a suitor for the
hand Of Alice, sister of the Freeman boys.
were subsequently arrested on the suspicion
that they had entered Ho;liinger's yard to
steal chickens in the night, thus leading to
the fatal affray
1t has Just been discovered. however. TINT
the three men had gone TO the place to kill
Hollnger at the instigation of Alice Free
man, who, after having become infatuated
with Hollinger, and having been wrouged
by him, was stung to hatred of him by his
rejecting her and marrying another lady.
She told her brothers and the rest that Hol-
finger had betrayed her, and this melted
them to murder
Two attempts nave been made by citizens
to lynch the prisoners. Able counsel have
been engaged on both sides for the trial
which takes place in August.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
A GOOD DAYS WORK.


Three Black Dastards 81 Ter Just Penalty
for Crime.
FAYETTEVILLE, y. c., June 21.-Three
negro men, Thomas Gee. Joe Howard and
Albert Lawrence were hanged for murder,
all from the same scafioId and at the same
time. The same string wes attached to each
drop and all three men fell dangling to-
gether
Gee murdered Mary Hughes a white wo-
man, Howard murdered {. f. Bloc6man.
and Lawrence murdered a negro woman.
This is the first triple hanging that ever oc-
CURED in this section of the state, and the
event created great excitement among the
negro population. Only limited number
were admitted 10 the iaIi yard where the
hanging took place
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
w,rn,s Sru1rApr-Tha e,rand !.

WARDS SENINARY.-The grand anc
growing success of this school is one o.
the pleasant things We like TO note. TheI,
were $50 young ladies in the Seminar,
last session, and of this number fiftv-si,
graduated, and We are proud to saw that
Mississippi girl, Miss Inez Sledge, of Como
Pamela county, took the highest honor. sh
being the valedictorian of the class Thi
school has twenty years Of increasing sue
cess to commend il to the public. II
largely patronized from Mississippi.