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was found yesterday morning murdered IN his store
twelve miles from this place. He was known to have
Considerable amount Of money all OF who was stoen'
His body was discovered BY his mother John Robin
son, colored, IL suspected Of tie orime.
EIGHT MEN BADLY HURT.
COLLISION WITH AN EXCURSION TRAIN.
THE TENDER CRASHES INTO A SMOKING CAR
BLAMING THE TRAIN nIsPAIcHER.

COLLISION WITH AN EXCURSION TRAIN.
THE TENDER CRASHES INTO SMOKING CAR
BLAMING THE TRAIN DISPATCHER
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % (SpeciaD. - There
Was collision OF serious character the Camden aud
Atlantic Railroad, at Ancora, twentythree miles from
Philadelphia, this morning, resulting In the probable
loss OF two lives and the woundng Of six passengers
The Press Newspaper train, the rst Of It's kind over the
road this summer. which left the city ct m. had
made successful run to Atlantic City. covering the
sixty miles in nfty i've minutes and the empty
cars were Immediately sent to Camden. In tho
meantime the regular excursion train from this cts
left the station for tho seashore at 1902 minutes
late Both trains were running high rate Of speed
Near Ancora, Conductor schnsle. who had the
sion train. saw clear block signal" disr.ayed and
permitted his train to When lee: than 200 yards
below the station and In searp curve the train Of
empty cara was met The tender of the ex-
cursou train was driven half way through the
smoking car. vhch filled with passengers Tho en-
ginesr. Frank Donney. and the fireman, George Sell
~cs, Of tho up train. jumped from
their places and uninjured. W. II. Pine,
engineer OF tho excursion train. remained at
his post and was taken from the wreck unconscious.
His fireman. Erred" Metzgar, jumped and escaped In
jury. No one was killed outright Tne following were
injured:
DUSxIoAs Andrew. Of Philadelphia hand iaceraed. arm
DouenERTr. James, of Philadelphia; head cut and arm
DoUonERrY John j. of James Dougherty cut in the
head, leg broken. -
FRE Anthony OF Philadelphia crushed IN Tic wreck lie
Will probably die.
PINE, W. H.. engineer shoulder dlsocaed thigh broken
lie was hurt Internally but may recover
soULE Albert OF Phlaeph legs and broken lie
was hurt Internally.
soULE. Max severely the head and body.
WEAVER, J. r., had his wrist broken
There a number OF theories to the cause OF the
accident The excursion train. according to Conductor
schnglc. minutes ami half ahead of time. As
he passed the station he allowed his train
TO go because clear block signal was displayed
Conductor Suffer OF the up claims that he had over
TWO minutes to make tho station 1t is asserted that
William NJ. Maxwell. the operator at Ancora, which Is
less than 200 yards from whero tho collision occurred,
Was absent from his post, aud that had
he been his instrument tho accident would have been
prevented The wounded men we're all taken to Pha-
deipha and transferred to their homes The road was
blocked for several hours and all trains were delayed
The loss TO the Pennsylvania Railroad will amount TO
over $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
TIE CENTRAL UNION REORG GAAIzED.

VARIOUS PHASES OF THE LABOR PRoBLgM-IHn
PARADE
The first meeting of the reorganzed Central
Under the old rule each organization sent i've delegates
to the central body but since tho organization
into cdect by winch trade sections were formed.
only one delegate represents each organization. Ths
nrst work the appointment OF .
committee CREDENTIALS some discussion
raised tho question Of sdnitslns
their sectioua II was settled By issuing to them te-
porary cards The secretary instructed to ass esca
trade section to appoint Aid to the Grand Marshal IN
the parade. delegate from the Excelsior Lauor Clue
announced that his organization would nos parsie Tho
Progressive Machnss have also decided NOT To parade
iu body Topographic No. 7. German. aud she marble
cutters Will parade o0dy As viii the C1el Order
Of American Carpenters aud JonerA Temporary
ofieerS elected
The compo.itors on The Jerish Gaseus are on STRIKE
against reduction Ia Wages from sl Oi hundred haes
10 30 cents They claim that Ia other Hebrew Offices
the rate has boen vi AZ Inc paper has been
boycotted ana sono Of the advertisers have been i-
duccd To Withdraw thor PATRONAGE
IyposrapncA Union, NJ q, hold special ineetine
Yesterday TO discuss he action at tho lat SUNDAYS
meeting. which w<s decled not To .Axs psrt ln the
Central Labor Union parade. After long debate tho
previous ac.ion Was sustained.
whlzIn Martin, the sccrstary OF tho Ale aud Porter
Brewer Union, mas just returned from trip Albany
the surrOundns clies where he ofganlLsI lie
snploycs OF ali the ale aud porter brewere- Lesvy
Btton. ale aud porter brewers of Brooklyn have dis
cuarged OF their because tncy culp sinsd
the that they we're OyerwOrked. rhe aroitrAoa
committee OF tue union VIII osli ou Tue drn Io-tsy.
Tue boatmcn's strike II wtlout cnAngs IN, arbitrs
tion committee OF tho Central La0or Union viii Gu
dssvor 10 eject . settsment 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THE FINAL APPEAL FOR IHE ANARCHISTS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Clptain w. p. Black,
attorney for the condemned Anarcnsts says "should
Supreme Court refuse the decision OF the
court below. refusing trial. the will be taken
to tho United States supreme Court. | have aimed
the first to pat the in such shape to
and present fairy and fully upou tue evidence and in
sructions tho great constitutional questions OF the
right OF the people meet in pubic assembly. and OF
right of the people assembled TO resist all uuaw
iui interference therewiin. believe that have those
questions the record In such shape as TO entte
a. . q resort. K the Federal Supreme Court
Ine severity aud general scope OF tie puuishinonts
meted out by the verdict shocked me iuexpressbly
did what could IN behalf OF Justice aud mercy. but that
effort the result disc Oses was utterly unava!iing
the almost universal camor for tho
Of these men, vain WAS the pleading OF ate win
his Judean accusers in behalf OF the Dvine Socialist
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THE COWBOYS OF MEXICO AND TEXAS
A BUSINESS MANS observation-disclosures FOR THE
FUTURE.

A
FUTURE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. % (SpeciaD In con-
yersation with TRIBUNE correspondent to-day. man
who has large business interests the South vest
which REQUIRE 10 travel extensively In Texas Ari
zopa and New-Mexioo aud In the northern states OF
Mexico gave Interesting description OF the border
nopulation both sides OF the boundary line between
the United States aud Mexico. Among other thngs he
said;
rne great difficulty IN tho Cutting matter is that the
Secretary OF State aud tho people of tho United States
Generally have the remotost eptcn OF tho
stas OF affairs along tho border Even the people Of
Eastern Texas have q very incorrect idea OF tho
dition of things Western Texas All the western part
of Texas Now-Mexioo and Arizona, and all the
ero mart of Mexico dry country II what called
tbe arid region. The rainfall Ia than
onetourth what II is 10 Washington In all that region
IL In mpossbe to raise any OF the ordinary agricultural
roducts OF country without irrigation and tho pos
abilities OF that limited Bat nature abhVrs both
vacuum and desert. 50 she has planted In the arid
rexion variety of highly nutritious grasses There,
too are found shrubs and ANAL bearing nutritious
lssyes and hence vast and exceedingly valuable pas
toral REGION upon which fod millions Of horses cat
tie and shoen you that this bOrdar country be-
twesn Mexico and the Untsu States 10 what We some
times call "Cowboy country" The whole range cattle
bus,uess had its origin Mexico Tue current phrases
AND the manners aud methods OF the business have been
con,ed ali over tho United States where live stock IL
raised ON the range hut tue fact 10 the with tho
spurs aud arat character to this entire area"
for, A. said. the herdins business is tho basis of
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
SUDDEN DIsAPPEARANCE OF A PRIEST

ELMIRA, Aug. % (Speciah. Rev. Julius
stoslke paster OF 81. Johns German Catholic Church,
has abandoned his psstorate In ths city. For
there has been much dlssension and -teelins in tho
congregation toward the pastor The larger part OF the
ougregatlou Polsnde and they have annoyed and
harrassed the priest oocoun Of alleged acts not be-
coming a devout clergyman A few weeks OF
tue trustees Buffalo and made complain to
bishop The priest became OF the fact and the
last Two sundays hs refused ohclae. TINS morning
the say that carriage drove To his house
that and the servant grl entered II aud were
driven tho Erie depot TGere II was learned that ne
purchased tickets for Richmond. Va, wnere he had pre-
vlOusy ntimat thai he was going. Inc trustees OF
the church say that his accounts are all correct.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

MISNEApoLIs, Minn.. Aug. pa small row
boat upset on Lake Minnetouka during stern lass
night aud three OF tho -four IL drowned
Those drowned were Robert T. Hubert . prominent
real estate dealer ". B. jackson. jr secretary sat
treasurer OF he Monitor flow aud NE
hifo man JaooO sioao. tho iour,n OF the party. vac
rcs.usi.
L.a,e last night it was learned that three young
scanhsnsvahs. Charles johnson, August ssenson aid
Peter Lrcasou wer. drownsd Ia squad on Lake fepn
The men. who AL kiugs Cooiir. had started seos
the iaAe ~ rOwDoat ron Lake Cty. Ia.ir sruxs ~e
we're witnessed Oy p.oplo snorc, ont tnsy were Too
iar away the lake tr-schsrous eye
W.tussses w render Ihola any AssistAnoa
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
MORE CRAZY TALK ABOUT THE TRIAL
The VOiks Zeitaag continues It's comments OF

W.T. kTIdI d5 IUIsUW0s
Disgrace shame and boundless contempt when one can
stop mating such creatures bcrcst hate be heads
Nil those who share tns verdict from the right thnk
wOrkngmou of all sides, whether they
the Anarchists. After such proceeding ON the
part Of sample Jury, may expect anything
anything except far verdict What guarantee
famous American law OFFER and writing
when the power OF that misuse
of assembled hOrles OF capitalists When these b all
human Justice what IN the that glorious law JUS
uce' Every revolutionary word every nnammsiory
SION winch The most good nzturcd shall utter spreads
a. revolutionary evidence aud becomes a sacrifice 10
tho Judge OF this prosecuting the lncorrgbo
phillrtansm lives stl the the fluid fool that
the libel anu of this land revolution
is supefnuVus dar,s speak freely under
the OF these peOggers ISLANDERS old track
and appears al the eyes of the law criminal
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE DROP.

DESCENDING FROM A BALLOON INTO 1HE EANI
RIVERA YOUSG MANS SCHEME.
BosrON, Aug. % (SpeciaA. Charles L. Blsh-
op just roturued from NewYork whore no mas COM
pleed arrangements for dropping into the East RIVER
near the Brooklyn Bridge. lie said to-day:
"Y-s. Am going to drop from q balloon into the
river have hired Professor Brown to take me- up ~
balloon. How will dropi Ob. the bottom OF the
basket will bs srran god nko al athhetes trap viii
let through Suspended Dy straps passed uu-
der my At the proper time they will let 20 from
above ana down 1 Will so into the water l1o
feet below. Tho idea Is to let the
balloon 70 up certain height ana
when get about the right place come slowly down
uDu nity feet above where Brode dropped VI course
the police Will try to stop me- but think thry VIII
have biggest kud OF picnic dong II. In the next
two weeks will make seven JUMP. from great helshts
into tue water In different N.w-Engiand Towns
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
FVICTIONS OF IRISH PEOpI

DUBLIN. Aug 22.-The evictions at Gweedore
IN the district OF Donegal, have been concluded. The
total amount OF the rents not exceed
$50 yearly. There $50 policemen and balifs and
sixty and boats engaged for eleven days the pro-
eeedngs, at a cost of 9l0O a day. Tho scenes were
ptliul, the people being stepped in poverty.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
SAVED BY A COURAGEOUS ENGINEER

BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-Train No. Oh the
Buffalo. New-York and Philadelphia Railroad was
wrecked near Olean A. p yesterday The train was
running at speed OF twenty miles an hour, when the
engine left the track and rolled down an embankment
Engineer Cook stuck to his post reversing the engine
and only Jumped when IL began topping over luis
saved the passenger coaches, which we're crowded.
Only the baggage left the track Engineer Cook was
slightly hurt In tho back HIS conduct highly praised
by those ho saved from serious II not fatal n-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
CHURCHGoERs MALTREATED IN BRISTOL.

BELFAST, Aug. 22.-Enormous forces of mil
hary and police. preceded by eight magisraes paraded
the disturbed districts Saturday night This had the
shect OF overawing the rowdy element. shot was
nrei at o'clock this morning, being the prearrsnged
signal for battle between the Orangemcn and Catholics
but there was no answer. Tonight the Albert Street
fresby yterian Church. which the Catholic district
was opened Tor the INST time the beginning OF the
rlots When the service over a mob hooted and
stoned the rotrlng congregation and maltreated Mr.
police called for their protection.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
4 BALL IN THE CITy or uryrco

oiiY OF MEXICO, Aug. %. via Galveston. -
fashionable club iu the City Of Me,lco Il nr,,,
~n~i ana was attended by 500 guests, including
se.n' De'o"ging to the highest circles OF Mexlcan
ms,n,. ons 'nose present we're President Diaz, the
Corps and the members of the Diplomatic
was rcny and hs ,otelgn residents Tho bhouse
club 10 msts M psen spared by the members of Inc
=" ""A' tue Anair Complete success - 'A'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
wIyyEoKcs COMET Dls00vgRED.

BosTON, Aug. pa cable message from DR..
Kruger AT kiel announces the discovery OF Win
neokes comet from tho observatory ~ Cape Town.
Africa The following Is the discovery postion August
20; 2h.. 4m., los Greenwich time. rignt
slOn l3 hours. l0 NJ ~ soc; dsclinaon SOUTH IL y
II . The has circular neDuOs, enc minute ih
diameter. wItl central condensation. aud tall
II Is about ~ bright 10 u tenth nASni.udo slar.i.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF GOLD TO AMERICA

LARGE SHIPMENTS OF GOLD TO AMERICA.
LONDON, Aug. pa rise in the Bank of
England rate s expected Thursday possibly before
u the drain OF gold to America becomes excessive On
monday large amount OF gold Will be withdrawn for
shipment TO America by Tuesdays German steamer
sn iurtner large shipments have been arranged for
he1t week. over 1000 900 OF gold has already
oeen shipped from LondoL aud Paris. '
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THEY SAW IT'S 0LIT7Epruo rr

..s,a %noucksrkh, Aug 22.-The sea-serpept was
nsr.v w S'oaee'er this forenoon by sailing
II wccor"'"s VI oeorso w. Scott old sailor; John
councilman Favor. Charles A. Brown ., oounc"'
custom House, and Captain David Worth wn. 'oa r,".
'''A Was only 800 feet away. .and looked me- ,nSs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

spar nearly 100 feet long lying upon the surface OF the
water. and then seemed to aud fall with tho
As the boat drew the huge head was raised ak
feet from the water aud two gternR eyes plainly
aeon. II then quickly disappeared beneath the water
but soon came to the surface again distance away
Another bref glimpse was obtained, but tho animal
soon passed out Of view and seen again.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
ACCEPTING A YALE PROFESSORSUTP.

WATERTowS, Aug. %. - The Rev. DR..
George Stevens to-day resigned the pastorate Of tho
First Presbyterian Church. In this city, to accept the
chair OF Social Literature Yale College the rssigDa
ton TO take effect on September 20.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
oopRoys yyoHrIyG IN INDIAN rERRIToRY.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. % (Spectdh.-ln Chlcka-
saw Nation Oh Saturday. Mud Creek, two parties
OF covboys who we're removing cattle from the Naon
under order of the Cbckasaw Governor got into night
Pistols were used. Two men, Iaber snd scales. wero
mortally wounded, aud QUO Adams was badly hurt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
SUICIDE FROM LOSSES BY GAMBLING

LONDON, Aug pa foreign woman. who
'os' $4,000 at the Monte Carlo gaming tables. has
soMmitted suicide In village near Grsnob,e This
=, e seveniy-s case OF suicide owing to lo.ses
s'aon'eS carlo since the beginning OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

a., .ADELrniA, Aug. Fl tSpeoiab.-At the
Assembly No. l. Knghts of Labor vn," VI D'stfict
Correction be entirely aboisheS JAN and House OF
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

MURDERED AND ROBBED ~ MARYLAND
SALISBURY, Md, Aug. 22.-B. I. Eversman
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15

The issue is now made up. The
two candidates for Governor have
taken their stand, for and against
the Blair educational, and every
voter knows the effect of his vote
when he deposits it in the ballot
box. 1t will be for Bob Taylor and
high taxes, or ALI Taylor and low
taxes. You ask how Is this? Both
these men favor more schooling.
B0b's must come by taxation,
while ALT is in favor of a million
dollars a year offered to Tennessee
by the United States. Which do
you intend to vote for? ALI gives
you increased education without
any more taxes; but Bob Taylor IL
opposed to taking the million dol.
lars q year for Tennessee, but says
he favors more education, which
would bring with 1t more taxes.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15
Gravel Hiii.

Gravel Hill.
The farmers are busy blowing for
wheat.
A revival has been In progress at
Piney Level, which accomplished
much good. The ordinance of bap.
tism was performed at that place
Sunday, Rev. VIM. Mcpherson Of
floating.
J. w. NuchOls, who left q few
days ago for Texas, returned last
Sunday sickof Texas.
Commodore r. Sloan has been
spending . few days on the hill.
w. g. Creswell paid Esq. Waters
a flying visit last Sunday.
A respectable young man, of our
town, attempted to commit suicide
last Sunday evening, by jumping
into the mill pond, near Mr.. VOLTS,
but was prevented by a man who
happened along just in time to save
the unfortunate young man from q
watery grave. The cause of the at
tempt is unknown.
Thomas Hix has opened barber
shop on the hill. Call around and
see him. Get your hair cut, clean
shave and mustache painted, all fol
fifteen cents.
The shock last week created
great excitement on the hill. Of
all the screaming, crying and hol'
lowing was never since Job killed
the fat turkey. Itscared the dogs
of the place, it put them to howl
ing, and of all the greyhounds, little
fierce bObtail ours and bull pups
that ever yelled this side of The
Rocky mountains, this beat them.
JOE and SNEAK.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15

8oat0n.
There will be preaching at Piney
Level next Sunday at 10 o'clock, BY
Rev. J. H. Morton; prayer-meeting
every Sunday night.
Sam Gamble was attacked by
three dogs, near John Riddles, last
Sunday night Seeing he could not
escape, Sam got up on the fence,
and there he roasted until Mr.. Rid.
die came out and drove the dogs of
The Hitch brothers are making q
lively start at Piney Level.
There will be q spelling at Wells.
town schoolhouse next Friday
night,
J. H. Coulter paid VIM. Morrison
q flying visit last Sunday night
Houston Steele and Moses Gam
BILE are candidates for another 60
cial, to be held in this month.
CoNIvEo.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15

tiful Park, In front Of the Opera
House, and . visit to the Capitol
Building, at that time undergoing
the annual process Of cleaning. En-.
tering the deserted Senate Cham.
Der, in order to test the acoustic
character Of the room, The writer
took advantage Of the tiaAe and
place to recite some lines anlike
any previous speech on the floor.
These will be found In another COL
umn, and thus speak to many more
than the number Of Pennsylvania
Senators at the coming session.
[NoTE. The lines referred to ap-
peared last week.-EDs.1
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15
TINE TABLE
E. T., VA. & GA. R. R.

Westward-,L Leave Ksoxvills 1855 p. m.p0o Q. n.
Eastward-Leave Knoxville 80 p. m.llSS 8. ..
Northward-Lve. Knoxville 100 >, m.
oOathWard-An. Knoxville 600 Q. nj
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15

BILE D1ANSi What q funny name
for q medicinel Nevertheless it Is very
significant Is applied to the article.
BnN according to Webster, b "a vel
lOwiSh bitter, viscid nausceOuS duid,
secreted BY the liver" Whenever tho
Aver does net act properly this nuid y
retained IN tho blood and poloone the
vholesysten. sa8 sellcxness md mic 81
q . sure euro for bilioumess and liver
omplaink pfice, 3 eeuts per boeoA
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15
Wantedl
100 bushels Oats at Harness shop.
Union Grove.

Union 0TCVos
We had q sermon from Rev.
J. A. Ruble on the night Of the 9Th
inst. We are glad to see him come
and sorry to see him leave.
We have a fine public school and
also q fine Sabbath School at this
place.
The saw.mill is doing good bust.
ness.
Wn. Kerr, Of Big Spring, died on
last night, after an illness of about
seven weeks.
B. w. Curtis and l.. J. Jackson
were married on the night Of the
9Th and have left these parts.
A. ]. Phelps was badly shocked
over B. w. Curtis serenade.
wELL-wIeH1R.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-15
tels Of the gulf and torrents Of rain

teis Of the gulf and torrents of rain
from above. 4
All reached Mr.. Winston's ranch
house, Ave miles from the gulf, in
safety. But about day-break on
the Goth q queer sound was heard,
and looking out upon the prairie,
we could see nothing but the angry
waters bearing down upon us. 1t
was q fearful sight. Thousands of
cattle closely pursued by the break
ers and drift were rushing across
the prairie, cowboys and cattle
men urging their steeds to the ut
most were cutting the wire fences
to let the cattle pass. We were all
soon upon the road to Hawkins
vile, fourteen miles distant from
the gulf. No lives were lost at this
place.
On the 21st, Mr.. Ed. Hawkins
and myself set out in his hack to
try to reach his beach house, near
Matagorda bay; but after driving
over the prairie covered with four
feet of water until 2 p. M, when our
horses being broken down, we were
compelled to return.
Next day we took a steamboat
belonging to Mr.. Hawkins brother.
in.law, and with five or six others
on board we steamed down to.
wards the Gulf, and landed at dark
quarter of mile from his beach
house on the Gulf. The house had
washed quite a distance from its
former site and was all broken up
Its contents were scattered from
the Gulf four or five mites up thu
prairie. We camped there thai
night and spent the following two
days and q night in gathering VI
what things we could find and re
turning to Hawkinsville. There
are dead fish, snakes, crabs, birds
cattle, horses and alligators all owe
the prairie. There are three larg'
alligators dead in the yard at MI
Winston's ranch house, the shortes
of which is five feet long. These
together with the decaying vegeta
ton, has created such a stencil tina
it is next to impossible to live here
Five hundred cattle were drown
ed and washed into the streets Q
Matagorda. One hundred and fift
houses were washed away at GA
weston; and Indianola, a town {
four or five thousand inhabitant
after being struck by lightning an
about half burned, was completed
washed away, only three person
escaping. Not . house escaped bt
ing damaged for hundreds Of mile
along the coast.
!, The Inland towns are trying t
raise q sum to relieve the sufferer
many Of whom lost everythin
they had and are upon the point
starvation. All the fresh water fd
several miles inland is spoiled b
sea water, and cattle are dying
thirst by hundreds.
Iregret that I have not time an
space to give you a description
this wonderfully strange and bea'
tiful country and its Inhabitants.
/, ]. B. RICE.