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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-17
ArEXAN TIsAGEpY.
Two NOlshbors Who Quarrel and Fight
With Fatal Effect.

Two NOlshbors Who Quarrel and Fight
With Fatal Effect.
Richmond, TEX, Sept. 10 Intelligence
has reached here Of a tragedy which oc.
cured sixteen miles west Of Richmond at
small place called 1.-THE Colony" Two
neishbors, John Lewis and Herman Bur.
ton, had quarrel week ago about pas.
turing their COWS in the same lot.
Wednesday evening they happened 10
meet at the pasture lot; the quarrel was
renewed, and desperate fight ensued,
Tho two men were alone, and evidently
fought long time with fists, bsiore Bur.
ton drew his knife and stabbed Lewis a
fatal blow.
After realizing that he had killed hia
neiRhbor, Burton haslened home, pro.
cured revolver, and attempted to take
Ills own lie. He sent bullet through
his neck, ranging downward. Burton
was arrested few moments after he fired
the accidental shot. 1t is though he can.
not live, but Deputy Sheriff sits by biz
side constantly. Lewis and Burton had
been warm friends for several years.
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ST.. LOUIS, No. Sept, lO-A special from
HunLSyllle, Mo-, sSySi Mine Number 8,
the largest in this vicinity after being idle
more than Ave months has juSt re.opsned
on the cooperation plan. The miners are
10 have the use Of the Company's maChln.
cry and 10 pay the latter a royalty Of one
cent per buihgl, retaining for divlSion
among themselves the remainder Of the
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Tho Derlnors are greatly exercised over
the person Of an American whom they
contenptuouSly nickname "the Ing Doc
tori but whom they envy most cordially.
According TO Berlin reports, this indlYld
tial Is neither more nor less than an Amer
lean physician 10 whom the government
at Washington has intruSted tho Import
ant charge Of overseeing the dlslnioction
Of all tho rags exported from Europe ~
10 tho United States. His stamp nlone
will allow them 70 land on American soIl.
According TO the same rutnor, hs Is bc.
lleved 10 receive the round salary Of t20, 900
from his government besides q foo OF Is
pfOnnigs from the exporter Of every balo
Of rags ho lnspecLs, tho daily number OF
which is computed al about 1901 This
and tho sAlnry together would glyo tho
"rag doctor" an annual income almost
equal 10 that Of the president II seems
remarkable that thus far little or nothing
has been heard Of anxious competitors for
20 snug a bertht-f Letter. -
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CANApA,s DEMANDS

On This do,ornmoot In Iselatlon to the
Alaskan Seal Fisheries Case.
BosroN, September lG.-An Ottawa spe.
CiSl to the Adrntiser says that since the
demand for the release Of the sealing
schooner Onward, seized in Alaskan
waters, was sent on Saturday to the Colo.
nial 0llco for presentation at Washington
a supplementary demand has been for.
warded through the same channel.
This document states that in 1925 a con-
ysntion was signed at ST. Petersburg be.
tween England and Russia, OF which one
article guarantees TO "Britlsh subjects,
from whatever quarter they may arrive,
the right to forever enjoy the privilege Of
navigating or fishing In the Pacific Ocean
or any part thereof"
From this II Is argued that the United
States could not have received from Russia
the right to exclusive navigation or fishing
and Denling privileges In Alaska waters.
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ANrI.sA1ooN REPUBIIcANs,
Proceedings of tho Convention at Chicago
Ysstsrday-RssolutIo Adopted.

CHICAGO, September l6.-A convention,
which is expected 10 have an important
influence upon the immediate future oi
the Republican party, opened here this
morning at the Madison Street Theater,
1t Is gathering Of Republicans who are
opposed to the saloon influence In poll
tics, and who believe that II the party Ia
TO maintain Its supremacy, II must do
something to win back to the fold the
large Prohibition element which has
deserted 1t Of recent years,
This movement was inRugurated in
Kansas In December Of lsst year, when a
call was Issued for an anti.saloon Conyeu,
ton to assemble at Toledo, o., on May
10Th, About two hundred names, about
one.hali being those Of clergymen, were
appended to the call, and about sixty
towns in the State being represented by
the siguers, Subsequently an organizing
committee was formed with Albert Griffin,
Of Manhattan, editor oithe NatioHalit, as
chairman.
The convention was called TO order
shortly before noon by Albert Griffin, Of
Kansas, who delivered q brief address
upon the objects Of the gathering, Com
mlttees on Credentials and Organization
were then appointed, Printed list Of dele
gates Includes Ex-Governor Long, oil
Massachusetts; Senator Chase, Of Rhode
Islsndi Governor Larrabes, Senator Will
son, Congressman Hepburn and Price, Of
Iowa; ex-senator Window, Of Minnesota
Senator Frye, Of Maine, Chief Justice
Horton and Ex-Governor Osborne, Of Kan
sas.
United States Senator Blair was elected
temporary chairman by aCclamstion and
was received with gSsat cheering,
A recess was then taken until o'clock,
Upon reassembling the Committee on Re-
solutions reported a voluminous platform
Alter declaring the liquor traffic an enemy
to civilization, Otc,, tho convention pro.
poses the following as the best means Ol
dealing with the traffic:
We believe the best pratlcal method OF
dealing with the liquor traffic in the rev.
eral States IS to let the people decide
whether it shall be prohibited by the sub.
mission OF constitutional amendments.
A National Committee was appointed
and the convention adjourned.
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H, W. McCaHsrty, tho genial treasurer
Of The Webster WSVon Company, has se.
cured q position In East Liverpool at an
advanced salary.
Au attempt was made recently by the
prisoners confined In the County Jail 10
escape. Their plans were discovered, and
defeated
The woman,s Foreign Missionary So.
Ciety oi ths Wheeling district, met here
In the NJ. y. Church yesterday morning.
A large delegation came down from
Wheeling. The sisters dispatched busi.
regs with a ptonptness and executive
ability equal 10 some dellberAtivs bodies
Of the BteTnef sex,
A survey 10 being made Of the oil terri.
Tory near here. The oil enterprise here
. not dead BY any means.
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XXXV.,.NUMBER p,
,ugar and ohoso steady, Egss attOng at

sugar and chese steady, Eggs atropg at
TOLEDO, O., Sept, 10 Wheat steady and
bstIeri cash 77lc; October 70si November
sole; December sci, Corn dull; cash
4l3e, 0ala inactive; Cash 26!c, Cover
seed steady; cash 81 s5c; Octobsr 81 so;
November 81 55; December 81 10.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept, l6.-The Droucr's Journal
reports; Oattle---ReCeipts 1900 head;
shipments 5000 hesdi market quiet and
weakeri fancy cattle $50; native chipping
stesTs So 25a6 30; stOckeTs and feeders
f2 20lS70; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 80
as 90; bulk 81 00a2 rs; western rangers
slow, HoRs-ReCeipts 23, 600 head; ship.
ments 8 900 head market slow and lower;
rough and mixed 81 0046 rs, packing and
shipping 81 70l5 00; light 81 70i4 so,
Sheep Receipts 8 900 head shipments 500
head market steady; natives So 0OA4 %;
western s200aS l5i Texans 81 0O4S l5i
lambs "a 600 90,
OINcINNATI, o., Sept, l6,-Hoga quiet;
common and light $S 0Ol400 packing and
butchers 81 5Os4 05i receipts l,430 head;
shipmentA Oi0 head,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept. 10 Cattle
Receipts SGl head; shipments 404 head;
market steady at yeststday's prices; no
cattle shipped 10 New York to-day,
Hogs-Rscsipts 800 head; shipments
2 400 head; market firm; Phiadslphias
So LOAD %; Workers. 81 75a4 So; grssseTs
81 50A4 B0i.6 cars shipped to New York,
sheep-RsCeipts l,4O0 head; shipments
900 headi market fair at yesterdays
prices.
Petroleum,
Oh Cry, Pa, Sept. lG.-0penod at 0SIc;
highest GGc; lowest 639c; closed at DJsc;
sales 6GS50O0 barrels; clearanUss 4,l02,-
900 barrelsi charters p 600 barrelsi ship
ments ,5GS barrels.
PlTTsBuRaH, Pa, Sept. l8-Pstroleum
lively and lrmer; opened at Ole; closed at
Biici highest 04lc; lowest GSIc,
BRADFoRD, Pa, Sept. l0.-Opsned at
04Ici closed At 649G; highest 653c; lowest
64c; clearanCes 1914, 900 barrels,
Dry Goods.
NRw YoRH, Sept, l6.-In the way OF
deliveries IN the execution OF previous en-
gagements the business has reached good
proportions, hut the new demand has
been more moderate, and for special
styles and qualities.
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NEARLY THE THIRD
Victim of Dssigulng wOmap-A Poisoning
Case,

Case,
CHICAGO, Sept. l8.-A strange story 4
told in bill that will be filed tomorrow
in the Superior Court by Carl Thut, who
seeks separation from his wife, Maria,
under the new clause Of the divorce law,
which provides ground for action in the
event that Zone party to marriage CON
tract attempt the life Of the other by poison
or other means showing malice"
The petition ayers that he came to Cook
county from Essen, Germany, about Ave
years ago, a WidoWer, with eight children,
In 1885 he advertised for q hOusekeeper,
and secured the services OF Maria HoCh-
reitsr, a widow who had been twice
welded, Shortly aiterward the pair were
married, Within sIx weeks after tho
wedding day Thut's health began to fail
in an uncomfortable and uusccountabls
manner His wife, 1t Is alleged, Consoled
him with the remark that her former hus,
bands did not live long after they were
united to her in wedlock, and she feared
he would follow in their way,
On the 2e!h Of January last he consult
ed q physician, and during his absence
Mrs, rhut suddenly departed from her
home. Since that time he asserts she
has not been seen by him, but his health
has returned as aatonlshiugly as it at one
time aeemed to be ebbipg away, From
these reputed facts he inlers that the. .wo-
man was engaged in tile work OF slowly
removing him by means Of poison, and for
that reason ho urges the Court to grant
decree OF divorce.
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Tue printers who walked out Of the
Wheeling newspaper Offices are out in q
circular. They cite sundry things to
which they say the pioprietOrs are try
inc 10 force thom to submit. They are
entirely mistaken. So iar 40 we know the
Droprlctoru arc not even asking them 10
submit to anything, They refused to con.
tiuuo work at the old prices and left their
places The proprietors are merely avail
in, themselves Of the services Of other
man. Surely there Is nothing very OPP
pressiyo Al,out this.
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Tnr veterans who are arranging for the

Tnr veterans who are arranging for the
coming Tri;StatO Reunion in this city de-
viro ali the assistance that the ladies' can
yivo them. They particularly ask that
tho ladies who have been appointed on
committees ascertain who will serve and
who will not, and all vacancies as they
may think beat with women who will
work. Ladies' living in the country are
requested to give notice Of their intention
to send in food Of any kind to contribute
to the entertainment Of visitors.
1t is particularly appropriate that the
women oil America shall take a leading
psrt wherever the veterans assemble. In
the dnr& days Of the war their patriotism
did not wait to be appealed to-it leaped
to the front in tho performance Of every
duty which woman could perform. It
encouraged the men in camp, filled them
with ardor on tho field, and soothed them
in the hospital. The women have right
to take part in all these patriotic gath
ipV,.
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THERE are good many workiugmen in
Wheeling who would not turn their backs
op three dollars day for every working
Jay in the year, indoor and steady EN-
pIoyment, spot cash every pay day. This
ia what the misguided men have done
who walked out Of the Wheeling news
uap,r Offices because the proprietOrs
would not increase their pay IA percent
Other good men are willing TO work for
fair pay, and they will be as secure in their
places as their predecessors werein theirs.
Men who serve this establishment faith.
fully have llxity Of tenure. b.
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A, r0onnup,,p. Arnln,l t,nna,o.,l

DunLlS, Sept, 10 United Ireland sug.
geSts that In view Of tue probable rejec.
tlon Of Mf. Parhell's land bill, all the die.
treSsed tenants in ireland report 10 the
workhouse. "while II is dlSgraceiul, y
says The United Ireland ITO enter the
wofkhouse as q pauper II would be In The
highest degree honorable 10 occupy the
wofk house 40 an encanpment igalnsL
landlotdan
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A GREAT BLOW
Strikes shelbyvlilc, Ill.-IsOofs Torn on and
Small buildings Overturned.

Strikes shelbyvlllc, IIl.-Roofs Torn on and
Small Bulldlngs Overturned.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-The It'r. Oceans
shelbyville, ILL.,, Opecial says: A terrific
wind storm passed over this city about ten
o'clock this morning. Half the tin roof
on Thomas Thornton's residence was
blown otF, part Of 1t being carried 500 feet.
LIB. stephenson's barn was demolish-
ed and fine team Of horses killed. Three
or four buVgies were blown OF the bridge
approaCh just east Of tho city. Some
Of tho occupants receiving serious in
iurieg. Throughout the town shade trees
were blown down and outbuildingS over
turned. Reports are coming in Of great
injury to hay and wheat stacks from the
country.
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ANoTu Err TOWN

Reported Destroyed-GrCat Damage Done
In Indiana md Illinois.
CHICAGO, Sept, lG.-A special dispatch
published here says: AatsrrIfc wind and
rain storm, which passed over Indlanap'
oils this afternoon, proved disastrous west
OF indianapolis and throughout q large
section Of Illinois. The town Of Monte
yuma, Illinois, Is reported to have been
partially destroyed and a number Of lives
are said to have been lost, The report oi
the disaster has not been verified, as 1t ID
impossible to get authentic news yet.
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DRIL1IANT WEDDING

In Washington of West Promo.
tlons-Personnl Mention.
Special DiSpateh 10 tie Intelligtneer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 1O.-Last
evening, in this city, Louis, the son ol
Colonel Edwin Frey, Of Buckhannon, W,
Va, was married to Miss Flora Wylie, one
Of Washington's most beautiful young
ladies. Colonel and Mrs. Frey rendered
the young couple a brilliant reception al
the conclusion Of the ceremony. Colonel
Frey Is IN official in the War Department
and has many friends in West Virginia.
Armin shuman and stonewall Wilson
Of West Virginia, were promoted to lucra'
tive positions in the Pension Bureau to,
day. Wilson is a son Of "your Uncle
Benjamin." Of ClarkOburg.
Deputy Collector Mckinney and wife
OF Fairmont, are In the city. enroute tc
Boston, where Mr.. Mckinney will attend
the great gathering Of Odd Fellows, as q
delegate from West Virginia.
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PATTERSON, Sept. 1O.-Jos. D. Jones, who
had a jswelry store in Main street, disap.
appeared several days ago. Michael Raj.
ierty, who had watch for repairs at
Jones' place, preferred a charge Of embtz.
element against him. Jones' returned
home last night and learned OF the charge.
This morning he was found dead In bed
with his throat cut. Jones was an old
man and had been in business many
yearH.
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pennsylyanla GrcCnbaokcrs.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 16.-The Green
,,.aCk Labor Convention met to-day. The
following ticket was nominated: For
Governor, Rob: vt ]. Houston, Lancaster
Lieutenant, Governor, Vou, John Parker,
OF schuylkill county; Auditor, Genera
Daniel s. Early, Of Harrisburg; sscrc' vary
OF Internal Affairs, Seth II. Hoagland, OF
Mercer county; Congressman at Large
DR.. O. D. Thompson, Of Venango county.
r. r. Ryders was elected chairman 10 the
State Executive Committee.
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Mr.. L. @. Simpson and family returned
70 their home at Hamilton, Ohio, yeSter.
day.
Street Commissioner Fisher is opening
tho alley between Hanover and Walnut
streets.
The case Of Davey Coleman was ad.
journsd until s o'clock this morning.
The Western Union telegraph Office
was removed to the new depot yesterday.
To-day everything will be removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flem Murdoch, living
back 6f Bridgeport, celebrated their
crystal wedding yesterday. A large
number Of friends and relatives were
present and enjoyed the day immensely.
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On Acconnt of a Woman.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Sept. 1O.-Thomas
Mason, prominent liverym.n, and Theo'
dore Roach have been at outs Tor some
time. They met at the passenger depot
this morning, and without word Mason
drew pistol and shot Roach dead in bis
tracks. A woman was at the bottom ol
the affair. There is inteuse excitement
over The murder.
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Iowa FALLS, HARptN Co., Iowa, June 8,
1851 have been using AllcoCk's Porous
PlasterS for four years, and think could
not get along without them. For a long
time was siflCled with pain under my
right shoulder blade, also had con.
siderable difficulty In breathing. / ap.
piled an AllcoCkB Porous Plaster on my
back, and one on my chest. / kept chang.
Ing them every four days, aud o. the end
Of three weeks was entirely Cured.
MwFAw. y. s. SrEvENs,
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CnprKR, Pa, Sept. lO,-A carriage con.
taining WIN. Lewis, Joseph Null and
q man named Carpenter, was struck by q
train on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
4 Baltimore railroad al Keflin plfeel
crossing last night, and Lewis was killed
and the Others 90 badly injured that theli
lives arc deSpAited o.,
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ST.. Lovls, Sept. 1O-rhO trial Of The
Knights Of Labor Frank Young, oIcal
Harron and Fred HundhassOn on The
charge Of ConSpiring during the late
Southwestern railroad strike, to injurt
tho Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
property and business, was ConCludst
last night. Tho Jury, after remaining ouI
for two hours, returned q verdict oi aC
nnIlta1
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EACH member OF a family living in r.
vip county, Gar has peculiar deiormity,
.o,b having to resort to small blocks under
,bsi, heels in order to make locomoipn
n,aclicsbIe,-Erchange.
Upbsndy rs this is, lis far better than
having to Gil ones hat with bricks, which
0e,v.s 10 make lOcomotion uncertain.
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Into Eaoh LIfe Some lLaIn AIu.t Fall.

Into Each Life Some lsaIn Must Fall.
PRospEcT HOUSE, Sept. lG,-oue of the
raineat days OF the summer has kept
everybody within doors all day, The
President amused himself with ctibbage
during the morning, and in the afternoon
looked over some Of his correspondence.
About 8 O'Clock, Colonel and Mrs. La.
mont arrived. Tomorrow, II the weather
permits, tho President and his Private
Secretary, and Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs
Lamont and Mrs. Folsom, will 90 10
Upper Lake for couple Of days fishing
and hunting.
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Tur great West caught the butt end Of

Tug vrea. West caught the butt end OF
a bl. stern yesterday, and things genor-
.llv were knocked heIter skelter. The
interruption Of telegraphiC communion
top with the smitten towns leaves the
Tors. TO be feared. When the wind takes
notion to take a day out on the great
prairie,, nothing can withstand lis terrible
sweep. Happily, our hills save US from
sn Nrand visitor.
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A BIG BLOW
In Indiana, Illinois and Michigan
Yesterday.
TOWNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
And a Great Loss ofMOyable Pro-
perty Sustained.
THE RANGE OF THE CYCLONE.
TOWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE RANGE OF THE CYCLONE.
Narrow Escape Of a Party out on
the Lake.
TELEGRAPH WIRES DOWN,

DETROIT, Sept. lO.-The storm this sitter
noon extended over most Of Southeastern
Michigan, being especially severe at How
ell, where one man was killed and much
property was damaged, Reports are to
the effect that a large part Of the town hiss
been destroyed, but the wires are down
and full particulars haye not been re-
nn;,oJ
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The VhFOO last mentioned, who received
from SlO,lO to $ll,sO are apprentices, one
ol whom las been al the case but q year,
Ihelr pay 10 20 cents a thousand, q little
more than half the pay Of joufnsymOn,
These figures do mol need much comment,
They tell lheit own story.
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Mo ple,,l. Not Gullty.

PROVIDENCE, R, l., Sept. 1O-Edwin R.
Randall, a prominent manufacturer, was
arralgned before the District Court in East
Providence to-day on the charge of rape,
alleged to have been committed upon one
Ellen Harrington, servant girl in bis EN-.
ploy. He pleaded not guilty and was re.
Quired to give bail In tho sum Of 5000.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 10.-G General
Brady prints the following card:
editor Critic;
"li your reporter Understood me to say
anything impuSnlng the honesty Of the
count in Florida in 1870, he was certainly
at fault have always maintained that
had the count been ialrer the Republi-
eau majority would have been larger
"TnoMAs ], BRADY"
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uuntinrton,s schemes.

ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. lO.-A gentleman
who 10 closely identified with Mr.. @. P,
Hunting!on's railroad project Is reported
to have said there was some foundation
for the statement that negotiations were
pending for the purchase Of tho Indian
apolis, Decatur & Springfield road by the
Huntington interest and that he believed
the sale would be affected,
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GREAT DAMAGE DONE
At Indianapolis and other Points In
diRna,

Az Indianapolis hhu Other foihts IN III
diana.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 16.-A dis
patch from Terre Haute Gays:
AT 1880 to.doy a cyclone struck this
city coming from the southwest. For ht-
teen minutes the wind blew hurricane
filling the air with missiles.
The storm was confined to the central
part Of the city. Numerous large build.
ing buildings were unroofed, and tho rain
which followed did great damage.
A careful estimate places the loss at
$4,000. No fatalities occurred.
A special from Newport, yermillior
county, reports six or eight buildings de
stroyed, but no lives lost. The damage
reported along tho Wabash Valley will
aggregate 100000.
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KenluelIy NieihO,I m Saiuintlon

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept lO,-John Wyatt
and DsmpSy Iottln are neighbon in
MOHhall county, Kyp who have not
spoken for yeara. IottIn spoke 10 Wyatt
yesterday At Q funeral, and the latter
knocked him down with q rock. 1oitin
then drew q knife and killed Wyatt, stab.
hing him seven times,
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lslaalea with llullst..

Augusta, Ga, Sept. 18.-Henry Barnes,
colored, was lypched to-day, at Millen
for outraglng a white lady at Rogers
Station on the Central railroad. party
OF masked men did the lynching. Barnes
was taken from train near Alillen ard
ridd!ed with bullets.