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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

wAsnrNGroS, Dec. S.-'Ihe President
has granted rarjons in the following cases
Richard Brinuon, convicted in Texas OF
mail robbery and sentenced February,
1885. to imprisonment for lie; Noah West
morcland, conyic,cdin Arkansas Of assault
with intent 10 hill, and sentence sus'
pended; 4. &. Bower, convicted IN Utah
OF unlawful cohabilition. Theapplicaiion
Tor restoration to citizenship is granted IN
the ease OF Jascph II. Giblcr, OF Illinois,
convicted Of dcserton from the army.
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senator B,H,r'. startling Resolution.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. S-llicrc has been
much talk over the resolution introduced
IN the United States senate 10y Senator
Blair TO investigate the citizenship Of Louis
Ricl, the leader Of the late llallllrccd r.
bcllion. II h. sumlscd that the purpose
Is TO impugn the legality Of his trial aud
execution. Mcssrs. Robinson and Oslcr,
Queens counsel and Crown counsel at
the trial az Regina, Fay the idea that Ricl
was improperly tried h ridiculous lie
was indicted ON siX counts, aud was ar.
fpigncd for high irraspn as subject OF
llcr Majesty, and also u.s. ono who, being
q resident ol Canada owed temporary al.
lcgianrr io Her Majesty.
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shot in tho hip; M. o. Smith, grocery
merchant OF Avondale, shot all over with
small shot; Charles @. Tate, OF East Lake,
prominent contractor, shot with small
shot and seriously wounded John ii.
Merritt, a hardware dealer, has ball in
his right leg; John Owen, shot through
right thigh; John Ross and A. r. Waters,
both railroad men, slightly wounded.
The following is the fullest list of the
killed and wounded obtainable A. D.,
Bryant, shot through the heart from the
rear and killed instantly lie was dressed
nicely, and was handsome man. He
kept books for Wellaud & Phelan, and
came recently from Bryant's Station,
Tenn. He is understood TO have family
at the Lake. lie was about thirty years
of age.
Unknown, q substantial looking man
about twenty-eight years, lie was shot in
the head and his brains were running out.
lie died instantly. He is thought to have
been a bricklayer and to have worked fol
Tom Williams, ON the Morris building.
A. j. Schide, a mechanic, shot in the
left side just under the shoulder. 1t is
thought that he will die. lie came re-
Gently from Kalamazoo, Mich. lie was
wounded by a Winchester rifle ball.
Nj. b. Throckmorton, postmaster OF Biz
mingham, shot in the lower part Of tn,
stomach. He was dying at last accounts
lie is about twen,y;eght years old. liz
has a wife and one child. The priest wa
with him this morning.
c. c. Tate, shot through the hip, thigl
and loin. He is dying lie is a pante
and lived at East Lake. He worked in tn,
Georgia Pacific shops. He is about forty
five years old and had family.
A. J. Broman, shot in the hip. He viii
die. He came very recently from Gads
den. lie was a United States Deput!
Marshal. He is a rather young man. II,
Tcould not talk and appeared to be dying
William ii. Alexander was wounded
but nothing could be learned as TO tn,
character OF his injuries.
W. 5. Cooper was shot in the thigh. Hi
wounds are considered serious. He is mar
ricd.
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THE BURNING OF TIE MARYLAND.
What tho Passengers IN the Cara Being
Transferred Say.

NEW YoRK, Dec. S.-Interyiews this
morning with railroad men aud Others
VINO were passengers on the Washington
express. which was destroyed on the
steamer Maryland last night, may be
briefly condensed as follows
The fire broke out in the kitchen Of the
boat, which was on the upper or saloon
deck, and burning timbeH, etc, inn
mediatcly began to1all upon the roof Of
the cars below, setting them on fire. As
Is usual upon the arrival OF the Maryland,
the rear brakeman, who was TO accompany
the train TO Hartford, when the boat was
made fast 10 the dock went b the last car
10 take on the tail lamps" As he passed
along lac noticed nothing unusual; hut
after he had secured the lamps aud
turned 10 90 back lac was confronted by a
solid wall Of fame. The heat Immediately
forced him to the rear OF the boat, where
lac was soon surrounded by passengers
from the slcepeB in various stages Of
dishabille, and as he explained IT, ut got
pretty hot before a tug came round and
took Us Oh"
An cmploye in the baggage car said that
| the hrsi intimation which lac had oil the
! fire was when the roof Of the ear began 10
shower down sparks. The train hands
generously contributed hats, coais, etc, 20
cover the hall dressed passengers.
There were twcniy.iour passengers on
/ board, eighteen Oi whom were in the
slccpcrs. Four were women. Col. 4. J..
Congcr. Of Akron. o., member OF the
National Republican Committee, was a
passenger. One woman, Mrs. Jennings,
| Of New Orleans, was fast asleep. She was
dragged from her berth by n dcck-hand,
who IL unknown. and escaped In night
dress and cloak. The baggage car with all
the baggage aud the coach sank with tho
boat. The two sleeping ears were run of
ON the dock aud burned there. The
flames did not extend beyond the boat
itself. The passengers lost all but the
clothes they had on ut the time. Mrs
Jennings Is forty.hyc wears old, but tool,
| the situation very clolly.
Col. Congcr said that the scene wag in.
describablc and the panic terrible. lie
was In the sleeping car and with difficulty
made his escape. The men prayed and
sworo alternately, aud climbed over cacll
other, scrambling like wild beasts Ia thcil
efforts 20 get out one man had only hii
shirt ON and carried his clothes in III.
hands Col. Congcr lost oil but the clothes
he wore. Tho roaring flames advanced 2,
rapidly that they scorched the passenger
as they jumped to the transfer boat anC
tug.
Ats o'clock AIN. n new train was mad'
up TO take the passengers on their way L
Boston.
Tho loss Is estimated at 100000.
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rtllmnicd al sI0O. On.
TIE pArE.EvANs CONTEST.
No Now rOvoiopmonts-Aiii Fails
20 Sign Other Certificates.

No Now revolopmonts-Aiiis Fails
10 Sign Other Certificates.
Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. S-Thcrc are
no new developments in the Third Con-
grcssonal District case. II was talked to-
day that tho Governor would probably
issue the certificate Of election 10 MIR.
EVANS regardless Of the injunction served
upon him. Aud II Is said by his closest
friends that he il much inclined 10 do this,
but his attorneys advise differently. A
motion 10 dissolve the Injunction will
probably be made next Monday.
Yesterday afternoon the certificates o.
election for all the Congressman except
that from the Third, aud for members Of
the General Assembly Who bear ccrtid-
Gates from the Governor were sent into
the Secretary Of State by the Governor.
Tho Secretary OF State will sign all these
except ono or two. lie will withhold bis
signature from the certificate Of Mr.. Nc.
Nabb. Joint representative from Rhca,
Mcigs and James Counties. The letter Of
Secretary Allison 10 Mr.. Bates aud the
copy Of the certificate Of which mention
was made on yesterday, were dlcd with
the bill IN the Clerk and Masters Office,
but were not copied being merely marked
| as exhibits
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Tho Crowd Gathering Again.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BmMiNGnAM, Ala, Dec o. a.m.-The
crowd has retreated from the jail and it is
stated that they have assembled in the
western portion oithe city and are bracing
themselves for spirited attack.
The midnight slaughter came about
in this wise: Tho crowd had blocked
up the alley leading TO the Jail and the
Sheriff ordered them to be gone by the
time he counted five. They did not retire,
aud at the Sherif's command n perfect
fusilade was turned loose. The officers
were ambushed in all parts OF the building
and fred from every port. The firing
lasted several minutes. Only q few scat
tering shots were fired by the mob.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

II was a little harl on the lawyers aud
the physicians 10 announce yesterday
before the children OF the Christmas Club
that no lady cared TO undertake the
ariuous tank OF trying her luck among
them 10 raise q fund In aid 81 a holiday
dinner for the poor children Of the city.
Perhaps some lady will stop to the front
aud show what stun our lawyers and
docton arr really made Of A prominent
journalist, once a very good lawyer, ~
Gently remarked that hc never let a
chance slip to give the lawyers rap.
Mayhap that was the idea conceived by
the women Yesterday
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Custom House Appraiser. DlsulsScd,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. S.-Uniied
States Appraiser Joseph b. Baker aud
Assistant United States Appraiser Geo.
Hoffman were dismissed from hecustoms
service today, by order OF the President,
who issued the ordcrthrough the Secretary
Of the Treasury. The causes leading up
to this action are by this time tolerabls
well known. Collector Cadgwalladcr de-
manded Mr.. llohmans resignation ON
the ground that employees Of the apprais-
cr's department had impugncd his admins
isiration OF his duties and preferred against
him grave charges. Holman iiaily re-
fused to resign aud alleged that the collcc-
Tor sought only 10 punish him for political
reasons. llollman's case was championed
by Appraiser Baker aud an investigation
was held which resulted in the above
mentioned order
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Ir Is stated that Gov TAYLOR will issue
the certificate Of election 10 Evans, despite
the injunction, though hi. attorneys will
move In thc cuurt tomorrow 10 pulsh il.
A. the question II a tie vote In Consrcs,
may depend upon ihi. certificate. the
attention 81 the country b. gradually De-.
coming uycicd upon Nashville. aud thy
Democrats generally VIII wan, TO know
why the certificate 10 Bate. was signed
and scaled.
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To I,ero,cr sI7S.iIs.

CixcrNNArI, O., Dec. S.-rhe Western
National Bank has sued David Armstrong,
receiver Of the Fidelity National Bank, to
recover sl75,ll5.37. which Is the same
sum for which suit was recently brsr-st-
against Briggs Swift, president, and aban.
doned while ON tral. The suit turns upon
the inyalidiy Of the issue o. additional
stock by the Fidelity National Bank. suit
Is brought in the United States Court.
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rmt,puruA, IA, bee. S-lhc dyna.
mite gun cruiser, Ncsuyiu., constructed
for the Government by the Cramps, lett
their shipyarl In Remington this morning
and proceeded down to Delaware bay,
where q tcst Of her speed took place this
afternoon over measured course ol
inl iOO knots This distance was covered
by the NcsuNius In ~ minutes and u
seconds. speed Of - i1.lOO knola per
hour Tho contract calls tor a speed d
twenty knots an hour.
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snrnhI. IInrc Arrc.ir,l.

Bo,roN. Mass, Dec S.--Satan l.. Howe,
Who, II is estimated, has svindlcd people
ont Of at least S2O)uO1 boy her plausible
schemes, chief among which was tho
"Woman's bank, was arrested this 'cr.
noon upon complaint, ~ Ear "a a. u' be-
learned. charging her with swindlinl iour
ladies la 1856 ont OF $1,000 Mrs Howe
has long record Cor confidence gamus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Mn. TuouAs BAUEIr, Of the Memphis
Street Railway Company, yesterday stated
that he had not received official iniorma-
ton OF the sale Of the railway 10 the Chi
clgo syndicate, but that hc had no doubt
IL hnd been made TnE ArrEAL presents
It's compliments TO Mr.. Barrett and is grat.
fled To learn that it, "lil,lc bird" pipcd
the correct note. Mr. Barrcit is also con.
WINGED that thc advent Of the new COM
plny will prove Of benefit TO Memphis,
not only because Of the influx OF foreign
capital, bu, because Of the improvement,
thc new company can afford TO make Ia
the way 4 cables. etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

ru'flHl llHpulth ln lNt ~ al
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. S-Einest
Tate, q young man OF Memphis, was going
down Church street tonight toward the
depot, Just before he reached the depot
be saw, ~ lac thought, his train pulling
out. and started on u run 60 board H. lie
ran against a post OF safety gate and was
knocked inscnyblc. L. h thought he Is
injupd internally lie was placed on the
Mumphis.lound iraiu.
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son. The Army Of the Cumberland, said
the Senator today, erected in this city the
statues to Thomas and Garfield. "
raised in each case the sum OF $50, 900, and
similar sum will easily be raised to aid
in keeping green the memory Of Sheridan.
We shall, las in the two previous instances,
ask tho Government to donate the site and
the pedestal, and this request will, have
no doubt, be complied with.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Traa She Minneapolis Tribune.
First Politician Well, how Is business
since the elcciion9 Bracing up some,
supposc2
second Poltician-oh. yes It's boom
ing.
First Poliiican-By the way, VIVA. Is
your line2 .,..,,
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GOV. rs,ior win No, Hurry.

srcclal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. s.-Gov. Taylor
has not issued requisition for the Mis-
souri, Bagsing Trust parties. When asked
by your correspondent what lac intended
doing he said that he would decide when
bo pot ready The Hon. W. l.. Clapp and
Luce l.. Wright argued the case today be-
fOfg tho Governor,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

time the thought of the reader will turn
to the poor deluded girl whom Halves,
only few days ago, led to the marriage
altar. Who can measure the agony that
now rends her heart? Never was fate
more cruel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

WHAT has become Of the Lecture Blu
rcau and why does Il not proceed TIM
ArrEAl was under the impression that IL
had begun cncrrclca!ly ~ fll a long-iclt
want
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

CmrP ARTHUR, OF the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, Is in Memphis.
TmE ArrEAL tais morning gives the reason
OF his visit
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CoNoUrssNAN CNrcuNcs, Of Mississippi,
u again In position 10 receive the plaudils
Of the people Of the Mississippi Valley.
lie has the River and llmbor nill ready
for presentation TO Congress, and ia il
there Is round 100000 ior the Missis-
hppi River exclusively.
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Thc shcrIdnn ,tnnnmsni.

WAniSGroS, Dec. s-The committee
appointed by the Army Of the Cumbcr-
land TO erect statue 10 the late Gen.
Sheridan will commence active operations
very soon. Tho only member Of the COM
mi1Iec nov la the city IL Senator Nander-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

SPEAKING Of the Whilccharol horrors
the Halves murder case at Birmingham is
more frighiiul in its feature, that anything
that las occurred in the world since old
man lenders day
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A nir CorL rlrhl Arrsngcd.

YAzoo CRY, Miss, Dec. A--Arlicles
have Just been signcdherc fora big cooking
match TO be fought In Mobile during tho
holidays. It Is Mississippi and Tennessee
AGAINST Kentucky aud Ohio. Each side
shows twcnty-one cocks Mt 500 on each
battle and $1,000 on the general result
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In Is with regret that We have TO an
nounco that the mysterious man found In
the mountains Of Kentucky with large
amount Of money on his person Is not
T-co,L We had hoped that ~ would be-
spared lhy publication OF auy more ial-c
alarms. but the hope IL vain
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raiL OF j., nehlns the sheriff.

BRNiNUuAM, Ala, Dec. $50 am
II "a now positively known that five men
ap fatally aud seven dangerously
wounded, while quito number received
sligbtcr wouuds. The excitement has not
abl,ed Ia the least, aud there arc strong
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Prom the Emporia News.
'she sloops to Conquer was classcd by
n Topekyedilor among Shakespeare mag
niGcent comedies" That Is not 40 bad,
however, for city in which a dislin-
guished legislator, calling attention TO the
Kansas motto, said 'lhcm words /"
Latin"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

WuLr Gen. Harrison has gone cunning
for birds, the Grand Jury Of the Federal
Court ior the District Of Indiana has gone
cunning ior Dudley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

TuE past week was another record
breaker Tor Memphis as TO bank clcmiugs,
which were 1900, sI23l, against ea,'5S,-
as. u November 10, a gain OF S2lIO72Oo.
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uuliau aruuary.

BosroS. Mass, Dec. S.-William Ar
mory one Of the oldest retail merchants
Of this city. died this morning lie was
born In 1904, and was one OF tho class OF
ISIS at Harvard College, which became
historical as tho "Robcllion class.
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A eEnsArloNAL oAsn.
Conspiracy Agalns, Donnot Insur-
nnco COMPANY.

nnco Company.
HARRIut re-, Pa, Dec. S.-The 81.
Paul dispatch published here this after
noon concerning the attempt Of persons in
Perry County, this state, TO recover a large
amount Of insurance money from the
stockholders OF tho deiunct Duluth Life
Insurance Society haslcxcitcd considerable
comment. Il is 10 the effect that Samuel
Fry, farmer, succeeded in having the
life Of his mother insured for $50, 900 when
the old lady was on her death bed. Mrs.
Fry was a resident Of Donnclly's Mills
and died soon after the policy was
taken out Il is alleged that the
son was assisted by several other conspira-
/ tons, who are now endcayoring 10 recover
/ the money. Counsel Tor the company in
vcsiigaicd the matter and at the Noyom-
her session Of the Perry County Court had
Try indicted Tor perjury in making out the
atlidaNits which accompanied the policy oi
/ insurance. Tho Grand Jury ignored the
/ bill ON the ground tina; there WAS no legal
! perjury In making out the proofs OF death,
| whatever moral perjury there might have
been IN the transaction. Baked IN this,
the matter will bc carried into the United
States Court. Two physicians arc named
in connection with the conspiracy. There
are said to hc further sensational develop
mCuts regarding graveyard insurance
Many prominent people are said 10 be in
| VOWED.
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TuF Chicago Anarchists appear 90 bc
und,lcucd by iudscs, Jurors, police or
public sentiment, ior they go right ON
planning public demonstrations and us.
sorting themselves vigorously Nothing
can check them, unless h should h' thc
immediate s,oppagc oi Oh ihc brcucri,s 10
CbIr,s,
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BIRMNGHAM, Ala, Dec. 8. --4;50 a. H.
Atthis hour the streets are crowded, but the
excitement seems to be lessened. No
lynching is expected tonight.
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MEMPHIS DALEY APPEAL.


BY the way, is the Grand Jury Of pa'
yidson County considering the killing Of
Convict Steyens2
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Indications.


memphis signal ONCE Eepor|l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. SlSNs
Is Mer Tine blE l,nP' nun VA
u, M ssssss'''''s''ss''
nm. ... s.,,...s.t'ss.ss" -t''' WV
Maximum Temperature. $50, minimum temper
nturc, 47.h At 6p.m. the river gauge read ia,
change IN "a houN, oC. Rainfall In the past q
hours, o ID
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Tnr Republicans have now before them
the probability that they will have q ma.
jori'y Of only one iu ihc next House Of
Representatives u Is considered almost
az imp1H.bIlity that oo amy one lay they
can muster Mcir entire mcubyr.uip, aud
Il u not incoucciynhlc that % ppmuruup
Speaker might boz elected hy ibc minor
ity. AZ rm Arrr,l his minated bI,h
crio, there will bc q great deal Of interest
ing news from Washington after March
next
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HORRIBLE!
The Awful Result of Hawes's Crimes
The Body of His Wife Found Terri
bly, Mutilated
In the Same Lake in Which the
Child Was Thrown.
His Guilt Is Not Doubted by Any
body In Birmingham.
About Midnight Mob Gathers
About the County Jail
The Sheriff Establishes a Dead Line
Not TO Be Passed.
The Rioters Disoboy and Three Are
Killed Outright.
While Fully q Dozen Arc More or
Less Seriously Wounded
By Shots From tho Strong Guard Of
Deputy Sheriffs.
Among tho Wounded Is Postmaster
M. B. Throckmorton,
And Several Othor Very Prominent Citi-
zens-At Late Hour n Renewal
OF the Attack With Great
Ferccity g. Anticipated
The City Is Wild With
Excitement.
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40 Lxnching Expeclcd Tonight.

threats Of lynching the Sheriff and his
posse Of guards.
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wouLDBELyNcuERs SHOT
Aud some KILLED The Postmaster
Among the Wounded.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
BmuNGuAN, Ala, Dec. s. The dis
coycry Of Mr. HAYES body, with all the
evidence Of an atrocious murder melted
such an intense feeling Of indignation
among the people here that a mob Of from
I 600 to 1000 men gathered about the
iail little after midnight tonight with the
determination TO break into the bastilo
IN which the diaboIical fcnd IIawcs h
confined. drag him ont aud hang him
without mercy. The rioters were not
lacking in the spirit Of venting what they
thought TO be the deserts Of one Of the
most satanic villains that ever came into
the State, but a lcalcr was not there. Tho
sheriff, Joe Smith was determined to
protect the prisoner rs he was in
duty bound. lie placed n big guard
Of deputies about the Jail, aud gave them
strict orders TO carry out his plans OF main
tanning the dignity Of the law.
ADrAp LINZ WAS ESTABLISHED.
aud the mob was informed that II any o
them attempted to cross II they would
surely have TO abide the consequences
Every opportunity WAS giycr the onragcJ
citizens TO dispeRc aud 10 quietly to theiI
/ homes
This they iailcd to do. At about 10 4
some Of the rioters passed the given lin,
and were shot at by the Deputy Sheriff
| with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Inr House Democrats ARE complaining
Of Doe apathy and iniolcuco oi thr senate
Democrats iu ihc matter oi thc iarIu BILL
Tho party generally will concur loo thr
complaint liit v,Hr represented in thy
Senate by such men as Mills Of Texas.
Brcckinrdrc OF Arkansas, Errkiuddsr Of
Kentucky, McM.llin OF tennessee. and a
dozen others that We might name, it
would be Of immense benefit Goo lbJ country
NJ well as TO the party. Since Beck, Of
Kentucky, las been NJ, the Interests Of
She Democracy have suffered lamcn,ahly.
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mr. Eitirn Avn Mn.NnEr.

Those fatally shot wcrc Charlie Baily, q
Boston man. shot through the brain; A. J.
Schlds, shot with Winchester rillc through
the back md ranging toward the heart; NJ.
u. rhrorkmorion, postmaster, aud one Of
the most prumincn, citizens OF the city,
sho, In leg aud painfully wounded; Maj,
Kennedy, q well known Republican poll
ilc.an, sho, in both legs and left arm; A. j,
Branner, United States Deputy Marshal,
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A number fell, aud three are said TO
have been killed. and no less than twelve
wounded. This only added 10 the
rage Of tho woull-bc lynchcrs, and
renewal OF the attack Ia expected every
minute. When Il is made Il will be DIES.
pcr,c, aud bloody slaughter Is anlici.
patod. The cxci,cmcn, IL something In.
conceivable. Physicians cannot be got.
ten out and the wounded ace suffering
untold agonirs.