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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16
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Sew Advertisements.
Nomination for Trial Justice.
Nomination for County Commits
sioncr.
Notice ito Teachers Boyd,
Chairman.
- ocaI Briera.
f Court will be oponod al Lancaster
on Monday.
"A very pleasant dance was given at
tho armory on Wednesday night.
"A penitcntiary guard came up on
Friday and took tho only prisoner
convicted to tho pcnitcntiary.
The fronts of the stores OF! McCa
ley u Co., and Mrs. j. D. McCarley
are being improved under the hand of a
painter.
-Wo return thanks to Mr.. Ebcn-
ezer Tenant for basket Of fine Irish
potatoes. They were very large, and
on the whole were tho finest we have
seen.
"A game Of base ball will be played
on the College green OH Monday at 5
o'clock between two local mines, the
"Whites" and "Blues." Tie public is
invited to witness it.
j ERSEY FLATS CHILL and FEVER
CURE is guaranteed by all merchants sell
ing 1T to cure, or money refunded. For
sale by NIcNIaster, Brico s. Ketchin. /
Judge Kershaw is always gladly
welcomed in Winnsboro, both as o
Judge and q citizen. Many Of our
citizens were members of his brigade,
and hold him in tho highest esteem.
--Wc call the attention of tcachers
Of the county TO the announcement this
morning Of The meeting of the County
Normal Institute. Full particulars are
given and we hope to have largo at
tendance.
Prof Joyncs, Of tho South Caro-
lima College, and Miss Annio Bonham
will be here during the Normal School.
They arc both well experienced in this
work and teachers will bo glad to
learn of their engagement.
JERSEY FLATS will cure dysentery
in a few hours. For sale by McMaster,
Brice & Ketchn.
qsio&l ,IoEV! IcEl!l-Thc Ice house
will bc opcih on Sundays from -, m.
to l, p. M. L. w. HABENIonr. '
E DEpcoN.Y A1So, To,no 1Ionoh,,
Of Charleston, is visiting tho family OF
DR.. Hanahan.
Capt. II. S. Desportes, of Colu mbia,
was in town on Thursday.
Mr.. Nelson Hanahan, who is in
business in Charleston, is visiting his
relatives and friends in town.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Services al
the Presbyterian church tomorrow,
by the pastor, at II, a. IN. Sabbath
School at 5, p. m.
Services ut the Baptist church, by
tho pastor, at II, n. m, and 81, p. m
Sabbath-School at 4, p. m.
At the evening service the quarterly
collection in the interest of State mis-.
sions will be taken I'M.
-
s loEATH'-Mrs. SAITH FRANCES E. Ligol
olco at inc residence OF her son, Mr.
oho' .. 1igon, at tlSockton, on tho l4tE
INST MIS-. hgon had many warm
lriehos IN Wlnnsboro who Will be
grlevea 10 learn that she is no more
to mourn her loss, and to whom " @
cxtona or, e,,,,,o+i,,, :, 49,.
o'' W. oy 'np"'hy III 'hcir ocrcaVe-
Ct Scion Presbyterian Church at this
place OH Friday afternoon at O'Clock
and tho remains inferred in tho adjoin.
ing church-yard.
Ro,nn ~, rn.n-, a.
,,oot;,o 20 ~ l>aa.,[, pooi"
Th,,redou as,.oas, 80 ~ - NV i's'
norionoc ,o,ot;aa.. ''o.s .,'s :" ~ ~
tornn ,,oro froa,., ~ ~, @ s,,, "uo - ~
Amono ~ =, 800 M ~ ' ,ao..a' a'oa'9ou ,.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

JERSEY FLATS will cure dysentery
in a few hours. For sale by McMaster,
Brice & Ketchin. n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

KEROSENE, 2oc., WATER WHITE,
Fire-Proof, zoe. The price being so low
every one should uso only the Firc-Proof.
Safe. Better light
WINNSBORO o WAGON co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

ioGI IcEX IcE!!l-Thc Ice house
will be opcih Oh Sundays from -, m.
to 1, p. nj. w. Il. w. HABENICnT
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

N"w AdvOctiscmonta.
Nomination for Trial Justice.
Nomination for County Commits
sioncr.
Notice ito Teachers s--John Boyd
Chairman.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

PERsoNAL.-Mis Laura Hanahan,
of Charleston, is visiting the family of
DR.. Hanahan.
Capt II. S. Desportes, of Colu mbia,
was in town on Thursday.
Mr.. Nelson Hanahan, who is in
business in Charleston, is visiting his
relatives and friends in town.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

HAVING
consisting
goods buying
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Services at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow,
by the pastor, at II, q. m. Sabbath
School at 5, pm.
Services ut the Baptist church, by
tho pastor, at II, q. m, and 81, p. m.
Sabbath-School at 4, p. m.
At the evening service the quarterly
collection in the interest of State mis-
sions will be taken up.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Yesterday was the Egslsth anniyer.
sary OF ths birth Of Wm. II. Plsfpon,
the wel-kHown sash ard door dealer.
ls became known 10 Welcome Legion,
Select KniRhls Of the A. o. U. w., and
they dstaFmtnsd TO give him a HurrFlRa
Accordingly, hls nephew visited the
house last evening and informed MF.
FeEPon that he IVES wanted 81 the
balldeFs' Exchange at onos 70 make an
estimate upon . contract. Az tirss he
rsfuAed 10 40, and finally was prevailed
upon TO do 90.
The contract OF course wAg n myth.
After waiting for rome time they went
70 the rooms OF the Young Men's Re.
publican club, whore they remained
come time. About niue O'Clock Nj,
Flerson returned 10 his home, No. S3l
washington street. Upon arrivin 4
there be found the froKt door open ana
bis son standing in the veetibule. Ht
proceeded In the hallway ana stopped
Aud looked In the parloT, which val
dimiy lighted up. Suddenly the "a
was turned Mp, ADD to his surprise hC
fouud the following named gsntleman
praaent; }. X. AdAms, John w. Die
iendorf. A. b. Jones, l. B. JervIn, w.
y Mccormick, Q. 81. Bsynard, W. q.
farrA, Prof. Reynolds. NJ. 7. Damien.
BERG, J, ii. Porter, George HAtdoaatle
o. n. Davis and q few others,
The surprised was heartily CouRratu,
lated upon having arrived at the hpli
oentennial milestone OF his life. Af,el
all had shook hands Mr.. Dlefsudo or
stepped forward. and, on behalf Of Wei
come Legion, presented Mr.. Piersou
with . handsome gold charm.
xbe recipient was unexpectedly sur
pEised, but In y few moments was Gu
abled TO respond for the gift IN . few
we'll chosen remarks. The visitor
were then invited into the dining room
20 partake Of Fefrsshmenss, OF who'll
there Was q snperabundanoe. Al I
reasonable hour tho visitors departed
Tor tht IL homes well pleased with theiI
evenings enjoyment.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Aug. S0.-Thir y
four new cases Of yellow fever were re.
ported to the Board Of Health In this
place, for the "a hours ending at o'clock
last evening Four deaths were reportt d
for the same, Leading colored citiEens
yesterday organized an auxiliary associa-
tion to assist the Relief Company and
help keep order
DR.. Starbuck, of the Marine HcsBital
Service, Mt Fernandina, Florida, says that
the city WAS never healthier or in a bet
ter sanitary condition than at present, and
that there is no truth ia the rumor OF a
recent death there from yellow fever
The Citizens Sanitary Assoc iation oil
Jacksonville yesterday adopted resolu-
ton requesting tue Surgeon General to
establish hospital near Refuge Camp on
St. Msry's river.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
sunday soneol nsesp,Ion.

Joseph Pyle, superintendent of 81
Paups sabbath School, gave . reception
last evening 10 the teachers and scholars
thereof at his residence near Front and
Union streets. Nearly two hundred were
present and all appeared u enjoy the
good hings provided for the occasion az
Mr.. T. understands how 10 entertain the
young folks aud make them happy. In.
teresting and appropriate addresses were
made by Bon. Charles b Lore, Rev. L.
Z. Barrett, Presiding Elder W. L. g.
Murrby, Rev. W. G Rooms, samuel
b. Bsynard, E. II. Spencer and Chief OF
Police sw iggett. BEFORE separating the
party Gang, under the leadership OF II. T.
Pickels, "Let US sWeety Live, !" etc. The
occasion will long be remembered by
all present with feelings Of pleasure, and
Superintendent Pyle will occupy high
niche in their estimation.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
DueI Between women,

II nov appears that the duel reported
on Thursday between two young ladies
al Cannes has resulted fatally. Tie
two young lAdieT, who we're Of pold
birth and highly esteemed In the town,
hHd fallen in love with the Same young
gentleman, who was also OF q eoJd
. family, Having beoome mortal enem les,
the two yourR ladies' Ie'oived to decide
who shou d he the young mans wife by
duel, which was not 10 cease I'LL one
OF them should be killed or mortally
Wou nded.
The duel took p are ct 3 O'Clock 10 the
morning, the weapons chosen being
pistols. The younger lady. only rs
Jears old, vas wounded In the left arm,
tue bone Of which was shattered. Her
adversary, fUuS years her senior, was
mortality wounded In the breast. The
tragic event is said to have produced q
great seusstlon In this Town.
bnch 10 the story ss It is vonohed for
by the correspondent Of the Dix neu.
vieme 6leole, of PAfis.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Thsy Loss 90 ths oaban 0iAuts In .
Looasiy ajsntostsd GAms-Bosh Uluba
DO souAs Heavy aiHtting.
About 200 people went 10 the Union
street bali park yesterday sfssFnooa %
witness the game between the colored
Cuban Giants and Quickstep clubs, and
felt fully Satisfied with the result The
Giants did some heavy bAtting, having q
total Of l2 hits, bat played lose aeft-
ing game, having 10 erroTs charged
agairst them. BMkley pitched q good
game, but his support was rather weak,
the Giatts earning but ave of the IA
rune made The coaching Of the visitors
was very amusing, keeping the audience
smiling all through the game. The game
was called at 4 O'Clock, and the Giants
were sent 10 the bat. G Williams Was
pire Ferguson called three strikes on
him be rolled his eyes, showed his white
teeth and left the plate with q broad
grin over his face. His brother then
took the bat, and when he was hit by the
ball his eyes look like saucers, but when
the umpirs told him to take his base he
looked perfectly satisfied. Harrison hit
the bali and en- an error of Neaster vii.
liams scored, and was soon followed by
HaTIifon, who came home on q passed
ball The next two were quickly throw a
out at frat. Fer the Quickstep, Newell
hit TO right field aud reached third before
the ball vas recovered and came home on
passed bail. Barley was given bis
base on balls, but was left on second.
The score Wss now to ! and II looked
as II the game was going TO be stubborn
ly contested. In the second inning the
Clan u scored two meretuns and blAnked
the home team, In the third inning the
visitors were retired In quick order, and
the Quickbtep came TO the bat. Huey hit
the ball, and made circuit of the bases
on errors. Newell hit safely but was
thrown out while trying to steal second.
Neaster made . tWo-bAgger and scored
on passed ball. Barkley was again
given his base on balls and stole second
and third. Olarkson was thrown out At
hrst. Thomas was given his base, ard
on passed ball and an error OF u. VIII
lame Barkley and Thomas scored. LeaTy
reached first on an error, and Walton
struck out, putting an end TO the wild
excitement. The Quicks,ep now had
lead OF one run, The Giants came to
the bat and every man tried to see who
could send the ball the furthest. Ma
lone carried of the honors, sending the
ball over the right field fence for home
run. The Giants had pounded out sevea
runs and the home team were parAlyz ed ,
failing to score during the remainder
OF the game The Giants added two
more runs to their score IN the fifth and
another in the eighth, making q total Of
ID runs, while the Quickstep seemed
satisfied with 8 Following is the score
IN full:
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30


william Z Jordan was avralausS n.
fore Judge TuEnss this noEnin 4 chsyysS
Win the iAroany Of q oliver wS{rh
9Aein ano ohaHm, the property o. JegoHs
y. hurley. The aooussA n 4 oalhse ~
srade, and en- excsllsBt wotkman. ~
ass nsen employed by the Jackson ana
Sesrp company for numhsr Of yearS.
Ano ssas able 70 earn good WaRan n ~
w0uld work, but Of late be has b. q ,ms
20 dlasipated that his wife was ohlIVed
70 open . boarding house ID No. An
Flne street 70 support hera0li
Several OF the boardeFs have within
snort time Lost money or NEtfoIes III
yeluei and on Tuesday evening HurIev
placed his wstsh - usual under III,
gtlloW when he retired for the uishs
yesterday morning he forgot Il. ana
Shen 20 came home last night he foupd
thAt u had disappeRrsd in . mysterlops
manner. He suspioi0ned Jordan. Az Il
when Hurley stated the faots 70 4 polics
omoer the accused was taken IN ans,
tody, N"s
After some hesitation he Rave intor
nation by which the watch VS. reooy,
eted At No. Zig Market street, where hr
bad sold 1t for 81, He had nothins n
all 70 Say this morning, and Waa nom'
mitted 10 default of $500 bail for trial N
me Court OF General Sessions,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

PTTTsnURG Aug 29,-Captain Ander
son q Well-known railroad official, OF
Kansss City, went to Europe some time
ago au independent In politics. he has
returned a Harrison supporter and a firm
believer in the good effects of Protection.
He was interv LEVIED to-day at the Union
station. He said;
81 was IN No tinghAm the other day,
where considerable cancels hair is leaned
by pAuper labor. i was Informed that
when the tariff was taken of this hair
1t was brought To England aud cleaned
by cheap labor, and was then sent to the
United States cheaper than Il could be
sent 70 the United States direct. 1t ia
the same way with Australian wool. 1t
Ia shipped FROM Australia TO England,
where II is clesned by cheap labor. II
can be kept there for considerable length
of time IN account Of cheap money, and
reshipped to the United States cheaper
than u could be cleaned here. II the tar.
~ is taken of wool sheep growing in the
UDlte4 &SGtes 49, fall into 'innocuous
.desuetuRe,' asS 9leveland would say.
''In the vessel on which / came ever
there were at least sixty Democrats, We
took ballot As n who favored a reduc-
ton, and out OF the whole shipload only
one voted for a reduction. ALI the Re-
publicans need do is TO send the Dsmo
Gratis TO Europe and hey will all come
back Republicans. l saw a number OF
Democrats In Europe, and they emed
Ashamed that they ever voted that tick.
at -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Run l,oun 81 NOR sion,n

NEW YORK, Aug. S9-A party Of
ladies and gentlemen went sailing on
Saturday in the catboat LCt,ie r. on
Long Island Sound. They were on
their way back from Msmaroneck when
the HildegArds, George GOuld's sehoon-
or yacht, bore down on them under q
fnll rig OF oAnvaA. II was supposed,
As she Was the larger boat, that she
would get out Of the way, but instssd
of that she Was beaded right for the
cAtboat, and 10 looked a. II the little
vessel would be cut right in two. II
was seen thRt George 0ould Was steer.
ing the vessel.
CaptAin Chapman, whe Was in charge
Of the Lottie Il, ordered evaIyons 10
lis Gown and the next mcmtn mt the
Hlldegarts, which had shesTtd CD q
little 10 Obedience to q call of "hArd q
port from her captain, CRASHED into
the Lo is r carrying away her boom
ard her rigging.
George Gould was at his otfics 10. daf
but would not deny thBt he acted IL.
the mAnner complained OF He refused
how1TeT, 70 make any statement OF ez,
pl nation Of the oOouEreuoa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Wm. Mitchell, colored, Wss before
Judge Turner this morning CHARGED
with being drunk and disordeTiy. on
Ger SCOTT, Who made the arEeht, testified
that tbs accused WAS drunk and WaF
throwing ttones at sallia KennArd'g
house In HedReville. Baltic cogFoborEtej
this testimony, and became very indip.
nAnt when Aaked by City Solicitor Ball
In reference to what kind Of house she
Keeps. She denied that any gambling
was permitted or that she sold liquor.
Inc accused made . statement TO the
court In which he charged that the wit
meas kept q disordsFly house and thai
she cosxsd him to come in. After q, 1
ting all his money she turned him on
ana had him arrested. The court in.
formed him that he had no right to
stone the house, and imposed n foe Of
81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Ros PRnsIDmT,
BHNJAMlN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
ROR VICE PHAsIDEEE,
LEVI P. MoRToK. s4rsi i've


sThich 1t turns out. The
zANlure Of the Broduc of jute and
eimilar suhstar Gel hHs never been suffi.
ciently protected 10 this country to get
much OF foOthold against the sharp
competition which they meet with from
abroad. The great establishments there,
more especia ~ In Scotland, with cheap
labor and long experience are able 70 pro-
duce cotton b0eging especially at very
low prices 1t is not 70 be expected that
they would &C - American consumers
Mt low prices when they once obtained un-
disputed possession Of our markets, and
the removal OF all protection had de-
stroyed the possibility Of the revival of
any competition. The pFNsent duty on
cotton bagging, valued at seven cents or
less per fqusre gard, is oae aud one-half
cents per pound u 1t Ia valued at over
eeven cents per square yard 1t is two cents
per pound The Mills bill places 1t on
the free list en- the Bupposition that the
removal Of the duty on the raw material
would compensate American manufac
turers for the loss to which they wo I'D be
subjected by the abolition Of duty.
OF course, tue excuse given does not
warrant such combine ~ Mr.. Gratz has
organized and h managing, and the Re-
publicans will assist the Democrats to do
anything that is proper and constitutional
and expedient to weaken and break 1t no.
But 1t will mot, at the demand Of the
South or the Democratic party, repeal the
duty on the products Of Jute and thus
destroy Immediately the small protection
that the present lAW ndordB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Wednesday night Sergeant Peterson
found an old gray haired won an, named
Hannah Beatty, lying very drunk at Van
Buren, and Pleasant streets and took her
to the hall. This morning che WAS ar
r.gned before Judge Turner, and said
that the had been turned out Of doors by
her daughter-in-law and not feeling well
bad taken little gin. She also said that
h son is mAchinist, employed in one
OF the large establishments Of this city.
Judge Turner said that be would commit
her until O'Clock this evening, and 10 the
meaatime would send for the son, and as
certain why he docs not take care Of his
mother.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A meeting Of the Republican Execu.
tive COMMITTEES Of the FiKSt District, D
this County, composed Of thIs city, unel
last evening, In the rooms Of the 7, NJ
A. There was . large attendance o.
the committee, and OLAiTmAn Pickoll
presided. The meeting was q harmon,
ions one, and important buslness n
reference to the coming campaign Wal
The members representing the Sixth,
seventh and Ninth WaTds, were given
authority 10 arrange for the nsmInatiou
OF candidate for Assessor 10 the Third
District After adjournment OF thf
FiTst District, the Third District, com
posed Of the Sixth, Seventh and Ninth
wards met and elected John Huxley
chairman. A Tts1lutiOn was adopted
calling for . meeting Of the Repuhli.
cans In the hall oftho 9IppsoAnoe oiub.
on september Is, from 8 to 10 O'Clock,
to select q candidate for Assessor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

David Lemon is again after the keen.
ere OF corner stands, and IL determIned
thia time 70 have definite decision n
the matter. he has had warrants iaaued
ior ten Of those doing business on Mar
ket and other atssets, and this moFni0r
the cases we're called before Judge m =
nef. waiter n. HAyes, Esq., who 80
ptared for the defendants, atagsd thai
ne was not ready for trial, - he bad
Just been Riyeu the cases. judge Tur.
Nor said that there had been contention
ABOUT thls peanut business for q long
time, aud that he was determined Il
settle II, Ne far ~ II was in his power d
90 60. Alter consultation between ooun.
eel 10 vas decided TO try these cases On
Ioufsday, September 9. and Mr.. Lemon
ashed the court 10 restrain these people
nom ceiling untll after the eAses bave
neen heard. Judge Turner said that
ne had NO power to do this, and MI.
Lemon replied that he would bFiHg suit
every day against these men until Inc
cases were tried.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The eleventh annual meeting and re
nni0n OF the PenRByiyania, DelAW Grt
snd MarylAnd U0ion Medical AesooIe
ton was held at BirminRhAm Park TO
day. The meeting was called to order
a. II 80 O'Clock by 8 J. Rouse, preai
dent. Tbs program was as follows.
eioolne TO Chester County" DR.. r.
b. 10 sins, West Grove, Pa, address oil
president, DIR. 8. j. Rouse, York, Pc,
"PennsYlvania," DR.. }. T. May, Phila-
dtiPhiai Delaware, DIR, j. A, Draper,
WILMINGTON Maryland" DR.. g. a.
aohe, Baltimore THE New Wing OF
Onr Profession" DIR. Alios Bennett;
nistcry OF the Association" (EopOTi)
DIR, W. 8 Roland, York, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
psFtOnRl-

Mr.. George Hastings Of this clsy I,
spending a week with his parents 4
Milford.
O H BSrtrsm and villa have gone I,
H.inssvllle, Kent County, Md, to pasl
= few weeks among their friends,
Miss Lizzie FL. Conner is spending q
few days in Philadelphia with rrIsnds
before starting for school next Msnda4
Master George 9. Conner has returned
home after spending seven weeks vaos.
ton at Ayondale, Pa He Gays he bsd
q grand time.
Mr.. James B. Conner bas retuypsd
home from his yaostior. He has bean
spending two WsBks ''dsinR mn All
tany, Niagara F4lls, Oansds, etc. Hs
feels much benefited In health.
Jogeph K. Adams left for BAltino,s
at IL % O'Clock this afternoon, M
goes to attend meeting of the Grand
Lodge, A. o. U. W, Of which he IL =
row. w '0l
James stidhAm, brother Of L w.
+StldRAm Of this city, IL reI orted to be
suffering With Brieht's disease at biV
residence near Richmond, Indiana. and
- he 10 now In his 79th year, he bts
little or no hepo OF . restoeation IA
heath. -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30


Last evening q mGn named william
Byrns YVES Insanity killed iunt shove
tue Weas Yard by beinG struck ~ the
New York and Washington aouth bound
expEess, which leaves this city 1t 7.4S
ID. n. The train was bahind timo, add
when the accident occurred vas run.
ainR ct . speed o. foEty milea an hour.
Tht victim, with tEo Others, Charles
BArkoH aad August FoGel, had bsen
working for the past week In the peach
orchards doRu the State, bat a. the
work vas not reNuBerAtlvo tRAmpad TO
this city aud were about utAEtiDg to
walk 70 HAvFe dc Grace, where tbey
expected ~ obtain work In Q oannery,
when the ao0taent ooinFFed. IL seems
that As hheg were walking along the
track BArk0& lefs hts oon pAnionB for 9
moment 10 speak 10 an acquaintance,
when Byrao stepped from behind 3
freight oae to cross the south. bound
track and wAs struck By the engine.
After the train passed hls companion
called for him, and Gnally found his
body alangslde OF tho track. II Was
tarribly mutilaledS being cut almost
In two, and there uas also q cash
GA his bead. II was thrown tally
thirty feet BY the train, aud death must
have been instantaneous. Detective
Jonsa had the remains brought to this
Otty, Wheu they were taken charge OF
By uorontr BAFnhlll. A jury was suu-
moued this meTbtnR, and after hearing
the evidence Of the two men who were
With bin rendered . verdict OF acct.
deutally killed.
Toe deceased was . native OF RpR.
laud, but It IL not known how long he
hiss been in this country. He was Ap.
parehtly about 25 years Of age, aud
quite respectable looking. A letter
was fouud on him addressed TO avn
Byrne, North Cambridge, MAss.," bat
beyond that and the statement OF HE
companions nothing c1uOsrninR him u
knoSn.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Andrew Freelins, who was before the
CITY court on Monday morning charged
with drunken meas, sRAin occupied 4
place in the box this morning. The
omoer who made the arrest testified
.has he Was vrTy drunk, although he
hAd promised the court that be would
not drink any more. The Aooused said
That after being released be had got in
with . bad gang aud was very unfortu.
nate. Judge Turner said: sit ia Ger
tAinIy unfortunate that you will get In
WIN such people, and TO keep youaway
rom them l will Impose q fine Of SS
Ana costa, This due WAS afterwards
reduced TO 80, at tie inteross.ion Of tss
employer OF the accused.