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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
THE ANARCHISTS


which They are Unable TO Furnish and Re.
maih in Jail--Ons Of the Party Makes
. Confession OF the Plot.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-1t seems probable
that the sensational part Of the dynamite
plot against the lives Of Judge Gary and
Grinnell and Inspector Bonneld has been
told. All that now remains 10 to prove the
guilt Of the suspected parties, and BonAeld
says this will be an easy thing 10 do, ~
both Chapek and Chlibourn have con.
fessed--the former partially and the
latter completely. This morning the
three prisoners were subjected sto .
vigorous pumping process In the Central
Station, the effect being that Chill.
bourn told every thing, and Chapek
enough to be Of value as witness.
Hronek IL defiant and maintains scornful
silence whom not vehemently denying any
completely in q plot to kill any one. This
morning Hronek, Chapek and Chlibourn,
the tailor who weakened and told OF the plot,
were brought before Justice Lyon for pre-.
liminary examination. At Bonfleld's 70.
quest the Justice continued tho cases for
ton days in bonds Of 5000 for each Of the
prisoners. In the mean time the grand
jury will act. Hronek, Chapsk and Chill.
bourn are old-time Anarchists, and are
we'll known In the Bohemian part Of this
city. OF Chapek and Chlbourn the Boz
hemians seem 10 have . low opinion. Cha
pek was placed in the county jail this after.
noon and given cell No. 20, the one occupied
by the colored murderer, Zephyr Davis.
He IL allowed to sec no one. His attor.
ney, Joseph Hehout, was refused . con.
sultation with him. Hron ek is at the
Central. There will be NO more arrests In
the case as itnow stands. The important
members Of the conspiracy are in custody,
and II any further arrests are made they
will be unimportant. Chlibourn has told
all he knows, and will turn States evi.
dence on the stand.
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REV. e. P. ROE, the novelist, died sud.
denly at Cornwall the Hudson.

new Iys I'VE, tuo uOVoubV, uleu buus
denly at Cornwalt-on- the Hudson.
A CANNON bail train on the Alabama di-
vision Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad, was purposely ditched at
Blue Springs, near Cleveland, Tenn, by
two colored men.
WINNIPEG volunteer officers have orders
to hold themselves and their commands in
readiness to proceed on short notice to the
Skeen river to assist in quelling the Indian
uprising there.
POLICEMAN w. +. RUSSELL, who shot and
killed negro named Jessie Rogers, was
heldfor murder at Chattanooga, Tenn.
HICKS CARMICHAEL was hanged at
Knoxville, Tenn, for killing deputy
sheriff.
H. L. LOGAN, Of Knoxville, was robbed
of $3.50 in the Union depot, at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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CHICAGO, July 22.-DurIng the thunder.
storm this morning, while Evangelist
Moody's old church at LaSalle and Chics-
60 avenues was crowded with worshipcrs,
the belfry was struck by lightning, tear-
ing on q large part Of tho slate roofing.
The congregation was much alarmed and
q rush was started for the street. Apanic
was averted, however, BY the coolness Of
the pastor, Rev. Charles Goss, who con-
tinued the services a. though nothing had
happened, and in few minutes tho fright
cd auditors resumed their seats.
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The Blainss Sail for Aams.

LONDON, July 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Blaine,
their two daughters and Miss Dodge sail
from Southampton to-day on the German
Lloyd Line steamer Trave for the United
States. Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie, with
whom the family has been staying, will
not leave their summer residence until
September, when they will return 10 the
United States on the new Inman ship, the
City Of New York.
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Low In Inc Navv DeparimsnL

WASHINGTON, July 18.-Naval officials
are much pleased over the successful oast-
ing Of the stern post Of the cruiser Charles
ton at the Pacific Rolling mills, which is
shown to have bsen an exceptionally fine,
extra smooth, sound casting of open.
hearth steel. The weight Of the charge
placed in the furnace was 1905 pounds Of
metal, and the dressed casting weighed
u 5l0 pounds,
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Freedom Was lrksome.

COLUMBUS, o., July 1S.-Belle Osborn, .
oolored woman, received at the peniten-
tiary from Hamilton County In 1884 on .
seven-year sentence and released ON pa.
role last April, returned to the prison this
afternoon of her own accord and asked to
be allowed to serve out her term. She 10 .
sufferer from rheumatism and thought she
could get better treatment at the peniten-
tiary than she could outside. The officials
al har
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The question Of Western Loans is being gener.
ally discussed in the North and East, where most
Of the money that is put on western lands comes
from. Loaning companies are a necessity Of the
times. The business world demands them. We
want to offer to prove that the Texas Loan
Agency is governed by absolute safety in making
loans.
Ist The officers Of the Texas Loan Agency have
their private fortunes invested in the stock OF
the company, and a weakness in the security Of
loans jeopardizes everything they own.
ad The Texas Loan Agency guarantees every
loan, and becomes an insurer to the extent Of the
loans it makes. Any weak loan would cndanger
the private funds Of the officers.
3D. In the tightest times this country has seen
for long time the Texas Loan Agency reduced
the rate OF interest allowed investors from per
cent. to per cent, showing that this agency was
not offering extra inducements to investors to get
their money.
4th. The payment Of principal or interest in any
loan has never been delayed day
sth. The Texas Loan Agency loans only 40 per
cent. Of the value Of the land.
9th The standing Of the company is shown by
the fact that its stock sells at premium Of rs per
cent.
9TH. Its debenture bonds are based only on first
liens on land.
Sth In no other State are such small loans made
on such rich land.
For further information apply to
O. M SANS,
Agent ut Hilisboro, Ohio. OF Texas Loan Agency.
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Inisr. State TsIsur,ph BIN.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Senator Plat
was authorised by the Senate Committee
of Interstate Commerce to report back
with verbal amendments) tho Spoonsr
bill, subjecting the telegraph companies
to the Jurisdiction Of the Inter State Com.
merce Commission and regulating their
operations in much the same way a. the
Interstate commerce law regulates the
affairs Of the railroads.
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A nll,lon sor Edlson.

New YoRK, July 1s.-Jos. Lppincott, Of
New York, has bought the business Of The
Edison Phonogrsph Company, with all
improvements by Mr.. Edison for fifteen
years to come, for over 81, ,000, 900. Mr.. Lip
pincott has also become sole licensse Of the
American grsphophons, and has organised
. company to introduce the machines.
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Brutal Slaylnu Of q Farmer.

MILLERsvILLE, WIS.,, July ls.-Whils
Chris. Blatt, prominent young farmer
Of this place, was moving yesterday, he
was approached by q neighbor named
Schecher, with his two sons, each carrying
a gun. Before Blatt was aware Of their
intention they fred at him, killing him
instantly. Blatt had been victorious In o
law.suit
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Drought Causes forest fIre,:

DEEP RIVER, MICH, July 20.-Heavy
forest fires arc raging over all Arenao
County and all the way between this place
and Gladwln. Timber of all kinds is being
destroyed, fences are being burned, and
other property damaged. Many farmers
have had to fight for their homes. There
has been no rain OF consequence here for
three mOntha
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sm.,i eroa,e c,aaoa

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 22--John
Magee, q prominent farmer Of Monroe
County, near the Little Tennessee river,
has In his possession . small bronze can
non that was taken out Of the ground many
years before the late war. 1t IL supposed
that II was left there by DeSoto, although
II he were In that section Of country II has
not been generally known.
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Repair d ths b. 8 8. Mariferd.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Numerous In.
quiries have been made at tho Navy De-
partment ~ to what IL being done toward
repairing the U. y. ship Hartford, Farra.
CUTS Flagship, now in ordinary ct the
navy yard, Marc Island, Cal. The Secre.
tary Of the Navy has approved the plans
for the repair Of the Hartford, and will
order the work to commence ~ soon %
funds become available,
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KjiIed by . FaIlInu WAN.

CHICAGO, July 20.-While pulling down
an old building owned by the Germanio
sired to erect q more pretentIous structure,
one of the brick walls facing North Clark
street and Grsnt place collapsed prema.
turely. The contractor in charge, Chas.
Wicker, was killed outright A laborer,
VIM. L0shr, suffered q similar fate.
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Duel Over 4 Melon.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 92-Charles
young white mon, fought duel last night
At Blackwater, Hancock County, over D
melon. Ferrell was instantly shot TO
death and Roberts painfully injured. The
jury Of inquest released Roberts from
blame. considering tho killing q matter Of
honor ON his part.
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Eu,sd Wlih iha lahorIls,,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 19.-At meet
ing Of the Republican State Central Com.
mittee, which adjourned at two O'Clock
this morning, q resolution was adopted de-
clining to put State ticket In the feld,
and recommending that the Republicans
support the Union Labor ticket, headed by
@. M. Norwood for Governor. No action
was taken concerhing the Electoral ticket.
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Rabies In CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, July 1s.-Two deaths from hy-
drophobia occurred in the city last evening.
The first case was Elsie Kelly, q three
year-old girl, who. was bitten by small
dog a few days ago. She suffered greatly
on Monday, but her death was rendered
comparatively painless by the free use Of
morphine. The other case was that Of Dan.
lei Moriarity, laboring man, bitten nine
months ago, who died at the County Hos.
pital after suffering terrible agony.
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Iron Man VI sclurers 90 10 Pl,c,,.

PrTsBURoH, PA, July 10.-The Western
Iron Manufacturers' Association was for.
mally dissolved yesterday. At meeting
Of the Conference Committee resolution
was adopted disbanding the committee and
absolving the members Of the Association
who have not signed the Amalgamated
scale from all pledges; also authorising
them to act in their individual capacity 70.
garding the starting Of their works. A gen.
eral resumption will probably take place
In few days.
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court.House Damaged by an Explosion.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July ia terri
BILE explosion occurred In the courthouse
Of Athens, Tenn, to-day. The county
register was at work with dental vulcan.
izer, when 1t exploded. A Mr.. harrington
had his arm broken. The building
was badly damaged, and the report,
as loud as cannon, caused great excite.
ment In the city.
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Battling Win The chInoh Bun

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 1s.-The secre-
'tary Of the board of agriculture has re.
ceived information Of the action of the
farmers of Crawford County, who have
resolved not to raise any wheat, barley, or
rye for the next three years In an effort to
lexterminate the chinch bug. These farm.
ers will exert their influence TO this end
with the farmers Of adjoining counties.
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Mackay Mas Sold HE cabla

CARSON, New, July 19.-It 10 said on 70.
liable authority that John Mscksy has dis.
posed of his cable to Jay Gould for $11,-
100000. Negotiations have been pending
for some time. Macksy originally asked
$13, ,000, 900, but Gould refused these figures
and finally offered $l1 ,000, 900, which was
accepted.
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Fatal Boiler ExplosloH,

81. LOUIS, July 22.-Informstion comes
from Zion, KY, near Henderson, Of fatal
boiler explosion at tho coal shafts Of Will
liams b Moss. David Stone, the engineer,
and Moses Haskln, fireman, werc instantly
killed, and Fred Williams, Frank Throop
and Alexander Longnecker were badly
acslded. The two latter win die.
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School Examiners,

YlHIs Board ofSchool Examiners Of Highland
Il county give notice. that examinations Of
Applicants for CertiHcsteswill take plscein In the
Hiflsboro Union School building on the first
Saturday Of every month, and ON the third Sat.
urday OF February, March, April, August, Sep.
tember and October. The Examination foo
prescribed by law 10 80 cents.
By order Of the Board.
auasyi e. q. SMITH. Clerk.
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mIne Horrer n CaIlie,sIa.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 22.-A report
reached Auburn, CAL, Of 6re last night
In Hidden Treasure Mine at Sunny South,
thirty miles east Of that place. Two min.
ers-Robert AcKitchen and John Bouer-
ing--have been taken out dead, and several
others were fatally burned No particulars
have vet been obtained.
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Woman Drowned.

LoaANsPoRT, IND, July 22.-Mrs. Thos.
Hastings was drowned in a mill-race
south of this city this afternoon. She was
the sole support Of six small children, her
husband having died some two years ago,
leaving her penniless.
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Shol From Amhush

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 1s.-To.dsy
at Kyle's Ford, Tenn, James Farrell wss
shot and killed by James Donst. Farrell
had threatened to kill Donet, and the latter
learning Of 1t laid In ambush and shot Far.
rell of his horse.
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UxoroIds s.sanalsd.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., July l8.-Henry
Conrad Ebert was hanged In the county
jail at thirteen minutes past ten this morn.
Ing. When the trap was sprung the knot
slipped around under the jaw and dlsar.
ranged the cap 20 that Ebert's face was
exposed to view a. hs slowly stranslsd to
death. fi
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Bucklen's Armies Salye.
HILLsHoRo, OHIO.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
6orns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no payrequired. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satic faction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Seybert Il Co.
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cAhoh Bugs Ia souih.sn IllIasls.

ST. LOUIS, July 22-Southern Illinois
farmers are complaining Of tho ravages OF
chinch bugs, which they claim are more
numerous and destructive than ever bc-
fore. A committee Of fifteen will meet at
Louisville, Clay County, tomorrow 10 de-
wise means TO get rid OF the pests. Prof.
Forbes, State Entomologist, will address
the meeting.
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ChInch Buus In Ohio.

DAYTON, o., July 22.-Chinch bugs are
reported In myriads In al this valley. Re.
cent rains checked their ravages, but the
posts are now In the oats aud corn. Farm.
srs are without fear OF great damage II
rain should come. There have been NO
ehinch bugs In this vicinity since the year
lHNl
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Tho Lard AduItsratIon BIZ.

WASHINGTON, July ia meeting Of the
House Committee Of Agriculture was held
this morning, but II was of very short dur
alton. Action on the compound lard and
food adulteration bill was postponed until
Friday morning, when special meeting Of
the committee will be held.
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The Nun Of keN mare eiIll FaIihlul.

NEW YoRE, July 19--Sistsr Mary Fran.
ces Glare Cusack, better known as the Nun
OF Kenmsre, writing from Florence, Mass,
denies that she has left the Catholic
Church. She demands the name Of the
person who started the report, which she
says is false.
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True edelicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained In the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrnp Of
Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered II immensely popu
lar. It cleansss the system, cures cos
tivensss, sto. For sale In 80 cents and
n bottles by Shoistali & Co.
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kleked Ia Deaih hv : nule.

CHATTANOOGA, July 19.-Callie Cubbs, Q
wsll-known farmer Of Union County, Ten.
nessee, was kicked to death yesterday By
vicious mule.
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Battle Ia Africa.

CAno, July 22.-Four hundred rebels
attacked village near Wady Halfa yes
terday, but were defeated by the force uu.
der Colonel Wodehouse. Tho rebel loss
was heavy. Twenty Of the vilisgeys were
killed
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WAsMs0ToH, July q. Surgeon. General
Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital Services,
received telegram tonight stating that
there were seven cases Of yellow fever ct
Plant City, Fla, to-day.
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Ihrss Lliiia alri, ptewss1.

Dies AoINss, IA, July lo.-A little
dsughtsr Of Prof. n. L. Bartlett, Of Dee
noines, with the dasghtsrs Of W. ID.
Chandler and DR.. Charles Hn0eld, AZ
Je9sssoa, were drownsd - ~ Cooa slvGv
whlle bathiAg thAgs yee1ssday.
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ssnais subslItsle Tor IoIlls BIn.

WAsHISoToN, July 19.-Ths Senate Tariff
Sub. Committee has finished its hearings,
and will have the substitute for the House
tariff bill finished and ready to submit TO
the full Finance Committee on Saturday.
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The Emperor'S Meet

CRoNsrADr, July 19.-Emperor William
has arrived at Petsrhof, and was met by
the Car. Tho two monsrchs embraced
and kissed with great cordiality. On Nom
day the Kaiser will steam away for Stock.
hrAla,
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Gone BY The oallows' Roule.

RALrIoH, N. G., July l9.-will Houston,
who shot and killed colored woman In Q
disreputable house last May, was hanged
at Winston this afternoon. Tho execution
was public.
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FREEHOLD, N. j., July la-Richard
Kearney was hanged In the county jail
yard at six minutes past II O'Clock this
morning, The crime for which he wss ex.
ecutsd was the murder Of Mrs.. Margaret
Purcell,
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Mackay's Gable MOT Sold.

VIRGINIA Cry, Nxv., July 20.-John w.
Mackay makes an emphatic denial Of tho
report that he has sold his cable to Jay
Gould. Mr.. Mackay says there is not q
shadow OF foundation for the story.
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WASHINGTON, July 22.-The House Com
mittee on the Library yesterday reported
the Senate bill authorizing the erection Of
q monument to General Joseph Warren,
who fell at the battle of Bunker Hill.
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Travelled Inc same Oh Route,

BnHNGHAN, ALA, July 20.-Annie Bag.
Icy, beautiful young cyprian Of the town,
suicided at an early hour thls morning By
taking merphine. She wee formerly o.
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BelIs HamiIn,s EesL

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 19.-The bay mare
Belle Hamlin trotted trial half mile heat
yesterday afternoon at the Buffalo Driving
Park In 1;02h, 2;06 gait. This beats the
world-Maud included.
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QurNoy, Ill, July ". e.-0sorgs Nicheli,
alias George GsbherdA vss srrsstsd hare
The track q ~ @, = = O seea. Hs was
jailed. 4 q Z = n
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PAnIs, July AIN the election In Ar.
decks to-day for member Of the Chamber
OF Deputies, Bsausslss (Opportunist) re-
esivsd 1854 votss and Boulangsr l0,s0a
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Tie Luaar EejIpse,

Nsw Yoax, July 29.--Dlspstchss from
the seat Of various observatorIss tonight
announce that In many instances good ob.
ssrvations and Photographic Of the lunar
eclipse were obtained.
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Guysott's Sarsaparilla and wistar's Balsam
sold IN HillsborO by Ssybert 4 Go. and W. Il.
Smith b Co.
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Nuv yoax ynly 14-1Ae stsamships
AanslN and Rhastis from Hamburg. and
~ HsetegnA from Havyo, landed l.285
l1HullGrns0s y Caselp 1osdep to.day
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Tariff Literature for all.

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Ofand llaaler III 0ranaaman

LONDON, July 19.-The Earl Of Erne mas
been elected Grand Master Of Orsngemen
throughout the world.