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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31

cuand0 en- ell camino le sorprendit
s1bitamente Ia muerte.
Descanse ca ell Senior 81 alma.
Visits.--Hemos recibido Ia muy
grata de nuestro estimado amigo
Y correligionario don jose Roig y
Oolomer, de UtuadO.
Sea bien venido tan digno ami
go, Aquien reiteramos las seguri-
dades de nuestro apreciO.
Que no sigan.-En los dltimos
dfas Sc han cometido en- esta Ca
pital algunos robos y hurtos.
Que no continden es de desear.
Bibliografia. .Impreso On Huma
Gao, hemos recibido un vclunen
que se titula Elementos de Geo.
grafia Universal, por d: Ana Ro-
que Goigel, y particular de Puerto
Rico por D. Alexandra Intiesta". rs.
ia obra ha sido declarada de texto
para las escuelas superiores y ele-
mentales do la isla.
Agradecemos ell envfo Y dedica-
toria de Ia misma.
Vapor Antonio Lopez" Este
vapor- correo de la Trasatl4ntica,
seg1n nos comunican los S,es.
Oonsignatarios, ha salido hoy, 80,
de Oadiz, con rumbO a esta isla.
Cigarrillos tia Corona. Son
incorporates su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
JQu6 fumador de gusto no los sa-
borea y admirs I
Ageuteb Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y Ga.
0tra vez los CigarrilloS de :" La
Oorona."-Oorona, y de orc fino,
mereceA sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son el colmo de Ia deli
cia y de la mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y Ga.
Llamamos la atenci6n hacia Ia
carta siguieDte:
Sres. Scott b Bowne, New York,
Muy senores mfos: Me complace
mucho hacer constar por la presen-
te que los mejores m6dicos de la
Habsna hacen grandes elogios de
la Emulsion de Scott, prescribi6n-
dola constantemente a sus enfer-
mos, debi6ndosn & este ell immense
Y cada dfa creciente consume que
viene alcanzando. Es ell medica-
menlo de patente que mas SO ven-
lie en- la actualidad.
Soy de Vdes. con la mayor con.
s. s. Q. B. s. NJ.
JOSE Sara.
T0nioo Oriental.
st. Thomas, Dlclembre ~ de 1851.
Sr. Agente de los Sr. Lanman S
Kemp, presente.
Amigo milo Para su COMO
cimiento y el de la casa que Vd.
tan dignamente representa-, tengo
Ell gusto de declarar que he usado
en- mi persona y en- mi ia milia Ell
. Tonico Oriental do Lanman &
Kemp, y que los resultados que de
81 he obtenido han sido altamente
"A cuantos amigos 10 he reco.
mendado para Ia caspa les hs Gil.
RADIO radicalmente, por 10 cual creo
que esta preparation es IL mejor
de su clase para aumentar limpiar
= embellecer Ia cabeilera.
Soy 81 amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
FEDDERSEN & co.
IMP0RTA D0REa, EXpORTADURES
Y !iANlUrROS.

Deposito de mercanctas secas
Agent de:
.sangerhauser Actien Maschinenfabrik L Eisen-
hieaserei.
Sangerhausen, Alemania.
tFabrtca de maquina aria de elaboration de astcar
Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool.
Northern Assurance Co., London.
North British r Mercantile insurance Co.. Lon
don.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., London.
Marine Insurance Co., Linn. London.
Lloyd Andaluz, Cadiz
Anglo.-Contipental Nate Ohlendorf'e, Guuca
Works. London.
Empresa de los Vapores Correos de las Autillas
Dc Sres. 5obriaos de Herrera-Hahana EiD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
GUIA LOCAL.
SoBRINOS De EzQuIAGA.
FORTALEZA. 7.

FORTALEZA z.
CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen
tes de los correos de Espana J
Oompalia Atlas de los EstadOs-
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31

Isabel sevillsno Enriquea, Professors
Superior de instruction Pnmaria, par
ticipa al pdblico de esta Capital ha-
Der alberto su Establecimiento de en-.
sehanas en- Ia calle de Ia Luna, al
nero so, admitiendo nihas pobres da
retribuci6n elguna.
Puerto Rico, Julio de 1883. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31

NNsFss ss3Mal LA m sl r.ss A
sa a,AaA As sssssse as Aswsass. sse
$50 s'sA - sA# Aaa k.aN -
aA~sA aNvRaaA4 e. Afun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

F. s. SiuEs>n, q young clerk OF the
Wells, FAgo Express Company. at Taco
ma, W. T., has skipped with $1,000.
Stephen Frank of Waterloo, Iowa, shot
S4lEe Love because she refused to marry
him immediately, and then shot blusslL
Both will recover.
The Chicago convention Of Board OF
Trades has assed q resolution against the
sdulterst;oa of lard.
Mrp. Ingoldsby, the old lady found dead
with her hand, aud feet tied, was smoth'
cred.
James II. Dougherty, the man who has
been annoying May Anderson the actress,
has been a1judged insane.
The Pissburg Dispatch publishes the
story, which it says it has from authorifa'
tive sources, tHas James G. Blaine Is to 6e
the next Secretary ofStats.
Preaident Cleveland expresses the optn'
ion, in an interview, that the people vii
vet accept the tariff reform issue. T6t
decision against it is by less than %, OOC
votes in ~ 600, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-16
POWDERLY'S WORDS.
THR GRAND MASTER wORKNANS FULL
REPORT
To the K. Of L. OOnvsn6on-A Scahing Ar
raigumsnt Of the Secret Foes Of the
Ordsr-Ex- Secretary LltchmAns
Report.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 10
The delegates and Others who are in at
tendance on the Twelfth General Assem-
bly, Of the Knights of Labor have settled
down to work, and the time away from the
Convention is largely devoted to commit
tee work.
Still, much gossip is INDUCED in regard
ing the probable outcome Of the meeting,
both as regards the election of officers and
AZ 10 the future success or failure Of the
order.
Two years ago General Master Workman
Powderly announced that he was begin
ming his Last term of Office and at the Min
neapolis convention last yesr he repeated
the statement. In view CT these declsra-
tions he might be thought to be out of the
fight, but such is not believed to be the
case by many. Instead Of repeating his
former plain refusals to continue TO serve,
he now simply refuses 10 speak, and this
fact is considered an evidence OF willing
ness to accept once more. The selection OF
other officers depends on Powderiy's cecis-
ion and the action of tie General Assembly
as to the reduction Of the force.
As has several times been remarked IN
these dispatches, much depends on the &C
ton o. this Convention whether the order
will thrive or dwindle away. While many
are anxious about the outcome, they ex-
press a firm belief 10 the long lie and
great prosperity of the organization.
Others, and many of than not delegates,
are equally firm in tie opinion that these
are the last days of what one of them calls
"a gigantic confidence game" These lat
ter think that the overthrow cf Powderly
and his associates in the General Executive
Board is ESSENTIAL to the good of the order,
and some of them assert that an investiga-
tion of the inside workings at the General
offices will reveal an astounding stats OF
AFFAIR.". They claim that the General Ex.
ecutive Board have been living at the eH-
pense Of, and not in the interest OF the
working classes, and premise big stnsA-
bsfore the General Assembly ad 1urns.
1t is claimed by those who process to bs
informed Of the facts, that tre cause for
delay in Powderly 'srepOrt was that he had
given ex-Sscre'ary Litchman severe hand.
iipg, and that LltchmaD, in his report, had
returned the attack with interest. The two
were finally brought together aud the mat
ier am csbly arranged, and the delay has
been caused by the rep'iating of the two
reports with the Savage" part eliminated.
Harry J. Skefiogtcn, Of Cincinnati,
claims that the membership of D. A 4S OF
that city hiss be9n illegally inflated to al
low two representatives instead of one, AID
he took occasion to say so on the tloor Ofthe
General Assembly, but was overruled bg
Powderly.
The morning session was devoted to fur
ther reports and routine business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-16
SHOTGUN POLICY.
An Armed Republican Takes His Stand at the
Polls in Writ County and Drives Away
Democratic Voters.
sneetnl n,rresnondsnce Of he Rectser.

W
BURNING SPRINGS, WRIT COUNTY, W.
VA, November Is Word reaches here OF
disgraceful political outrage perpetrated
in this county on election day. Cresfon
precinct of Spring Creek district, on West
Fork of the Little Kauawha, is heavy
Republican di,tlic.. On election day it Is
reported that prominent Republican sp-
peared before the election officers ard
threatened that unless the polls ere open
ed in his house there would be bloodshed
When the polls were opsned he armed
himself with q Winchester rifle, ard stood
before the voting plIce, firing it of, and
threatening that no rebel Democrat"
would be allowed to vote. Democrats ap-
preached the. polls, but did not vot=
on account of his threats. There were
only six Democratic vote, cast at that
voting place. All the other Democrats in
that district who voted, we're compelled to
seek another psll. Many were not able to
do so, and lost their vets.
The ma,.'s action wss ccuntenanced and
encouraged, it is said, by the election Off
cials, and the Democrats who were in the
minority, were unable TO offer any oppOsi-
tion,
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And Several Others More or
Less Wounded.
THE NAMES OF THE VICTIMS.
The Scene Of the Disaster Graphically
Portrayed.
TWO OF THE DEAD RESIDE HERE
None of the Passengers Seriously Injured,
But All Experience a Terrible Shaking
Up-Ths Air Brake Saves Many
Lives on Board the
Express Train.

The event Of yesterday was the publica-
cation, in the regular edition Of the REG
IsTER, of the outlines of the terrible rail-
road accident occurring the evening before
at Valley Falls, six miles west Of Grafton.
The intricaciss Of the political situation
were forgotten in the public anxiety for
news from the scene Of the disaster, and
all over the city there were enquiries as to
the number of the killed and wounded.
The extreme lateness Of the hour at
which the REGISTER received its news of the
casulty, preclnded tie receipt OF any cer'
tain intelligence as to the passengers, al
though it was believed none Of them had
been killed. Still residents Of hetling
who had friends or relatives on board The
express were exceedingly anxious as to
their welfare, and it was not until well
along in the day that assurances were
given that beyond very severe shaking.
up, all escaped.
The employees of the two trains involved
in the wreck were not SO fortunate. Three
of them were killed, and two others
severely wounded. Two unknown
tramps were also killed, the body Of one
Of them being cut completely in two.
Two of the dead railroad men Edward
DewiIe and william Clinton-wers resi-
dents Of this city, and were we'll known
here. Mr. Dewire, who was the engineer
of the passenger train, resided at No. "a
Twenty. second street. He wss married,
but there were no children in the family.
The only words he spoke after the acci.
dent were What's going on?" About
the time the wreck occurred his wife,
10 ignorance OF the terrible calamity, wac
illuminating their home in honor Of the
Republican jollification parade.
William Clinton, engineer Of the fright
trsin, lived on Main street, below Twen-
ty-third. He was also married.
The remains of the two Wheeling men,
as well as the body of Charles Hall, the
postal clerk, who9s home ia at Woodsdeld'
were brought TO this city yesterday even
ing OH the accommodation, Mr.. Halls
body being shipped out to his home. In
the postal car with Hall was Oscar Van
Law, also of Woodsfeld, new apprentice,
WHO was learning the route. He tstapsd
unhut.
Below will bs f1urd the story Of the dis.
aster.
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A TREATY OF PEACE.
Joe ChAmberlain's Trip Made One Engage
ment That Held Good.

Joe ChAmberlain's Trip Made One Engage
ment That Held Good.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-Quietly
and simply in the presence Of the brides
relatives and perosal friends, few of
the members of Washington's official So
Iiety aud several hundred of the general
public, Hon Joseph Chamberlain and Miss
Mary Endicott were married at ? O'Clock
this afternoon in 81. Johns Episcopal
church. The church was absolutely with
out floral or other decorations, and the
swniug stretched ACROSS the sidewalk to
the carriage step was the only sign Of any
unusual ceremony. No cards or formal
invitations had been issued. There were
no best men or brides maids, and the en-
tire service was characterized by extreme
simplicity.
Such Of the friends OF the family as had
bsen verbally invited to attend, took ssats
in the body Of the church half an hour be-
fore tie ceremony began. The cabinet
meeting was ended OF an early hour, so as
TO permit the members to be present at the
service, and they were 10 most cases ac-
cumpanied by their wives. The President
and Mrs. Cleveland entered the church
Just before o'clock, and were escorted to
seats in one Of the pews in the front row.
Members Of the Endicott family aud rela-
tives were seated immediately in the rear,
while as many of the public as could find
room in the little chu;ch filled the gallery
and Railways.
Mr.. Chamberlain entered the church at
2 o'clock and waited at the chancel. HIS
sppearan,e WAS the signal to the orgsnist,
who immediately began playing the We'd
ding March from 'L1hengrin," and the
bride, leaning on her fathers arm, attired
in pearl gray travelling dress and wear
ing dark bonnet, passed up the right aisle,
and joining the bridegroom, knelt before
the altar.
Rev. DR.. Lsonsri. assisted by Rev. Mr..
Franks, of Salem, Mass, performed the
Episcopal wedding service. Both bride
aud groom gave back response in firm and
audible voice. Prayer was pronounced
and Joseph Chamberlain and Mary Endi-
colt were man and wife.
Again the organ pealed forth and to its
strains the party slowly passing along the
left aisle opt of the church and into car
riages, were driven Immediately TO the
home Of the brides parents.
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THE DISASTER.

How the Wreck Occurred, and this Re-
suiting Loss OF Life.
Special 1EL60Tdm 10 ne Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, November live
are called on TO chronicle another OF those
terrible rsircad accidents which send o
thrill Of horror to all, and call up afasb
the imminent dangers to which the rail-
roader is constantly exposed.
Train number 5, which ie fast Express,
left here last evening at 7:sO, drawn by
Engine No. TBS, Edward Dewire, Engineer
aud John Shea, Fireman. The distance 10
Valley Falls Is about Elk miles and being
down grade the train passes that point at
momentum Of forty or ffty miles per
hour.
Freight tngins No. 353, in charge Of
W. P. Clinton, engineer, aud Frank
Baker, fireman, and bouud east, had taken
the siding ct the Falls 10 await the pps-
ing OF No. 8 west, and was only rod or 20
distant from the switch which led on TO
the main track. What must have been
the horror Of the two engineer, when, 81
the swift morning express reached the
switch, il shot of on. the sidetrack, and Ia
q second of time the crash came, the engine
of tire express driving itself into the
freight, making both engines complete
wreck.
Engineer William Clintop, Of the freight
train, was inst lntly killed, and bis head
aud body 60 cut up ard disfgured as TO b
unrtcoZpizsb'e.
His frenfn, Mr.. Baker, WHO resides il
Wheeling, saw tie impending collision
Jus. in time to leap from the engine for hiI
life, and after alighting on the ground Va
knocked down BY the firing debris, bu
not sericnsly hurt.
Eagineer DsNire, Of the express, va
badly crushed shout the head, bat live:
until 2 minutss Of II o'clock last nigh
without regatning confciousnsss.
His fremsn, John Sbes, wss caught II
the crash and his right foot mashed an'
cut, 90 tbst smputatien became Decessary
He was brought to Grafton and takeu +
Mrs. Lyons, with whom he boards, sD
at 3 o'c.osk this afternooa Dr.. Thaye'
assisted by DIS. wsrder and Wilson, psl
formed the smputation, taking OF th
{ limb Just below ths knee, and st th'
I writing tbs patient Is doing rs well Z
!, could be expected, though fesn are o.
pressed that be may not reccser. His is
!, foot uas also bsdly bruised, but 1t
: bcpsd M saious results viii follow.
Mr.. Shea u . young man and unma
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Caught in His Crime and Hanged.

NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-A spe-
C al to the Times. Democrat from Donaldson
vile siys: Oa Tuesday afternoon, on q
plantation near this town, a negro seized
an eleven-year old child of respectable
parents, who at the time wss playing with
her younger sisters, and, flOurishing a
knife, he took her into corn field. The
scresms of the younger children brought a
number of plantation hands to the spot,
and the wretch was c,ught in the act OF
ouiraging the child He was caught and
tskcn to Jail, but 80 great was the iudigna-
ton that shout 200 persons attacked and
overpowered the jsi!er at night and took
the prisoner out and hanged him.
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ried. Ch.s. s. Hall, postal clerk, Of

ried. Chss. s. Hall, postal clerk, Of
Woodsfeld, Ohio, was Instantly killed, his
neck being broken and skull fracturtd. w.
G. Scott, Of Ohio. and another clerk, were
also in the car, but suffered enly sllght
injury.
Two tIaups, who were stalinE ride
between the postal and baf gAgs cars Of the
Express, were killed outright, the body OF
one being completely severed in tWo- A
portion only of the remains were found
last night, the bead and chest not being
found until to-day, and when brought to
light formed most sickening sight.
The bodies OF the killed wereAIl brought
to this place and prepared for burial, and
to-day were shipped 70 their homes except
the two tIamps whose residences were un-
known and they will b intsrnd here.
Engineers Dswire and Clinton were Jsi-
dents OF Wheeling and both married.
Pos al Clerk Hall bad been running for
over three years, and had just been pro-
moted to head clerk. In . conversation
Yesterday in the post Office In thi, place, he
remarked that he did not cafe how soon
he was turned out ofoffice, - the place no
was in was Q most rtky one, and that no
might be killed before night.
The terrible accident has cast gloom
over our citizens, and for time the politi-
csl interest has given place to this most
solemn fact that in the midst Of life ws
are in death.
A Jury Of inquest was imp,nsllsd to-day,
but was adjourned until O'Clock p. m. to-
morrow.
The cause Of the accident was the failure
Of the brakeman of the freight ttain-who
is q new man-to properly lock the switch
ball after the freight had backed into the
siding, and the awful c,nst queuces that
followed was the result Of his negligence.
Very fortunately none Of the passengers
Of tie express we're injured. They weie
brought back to Grafton at o'clock this
morning, aud at 2:30 cent over the same
read again West.
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DELEGATES APPROVE.
Powderly's Proposals are Generally Com
mended-PrObable Changes.

Powderly's Proposals are Generally Com
mended-PrObsble Changes.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 15.-AmOng
the delegates to the general assembly there
is a very general spprOval Of the report Of
General Master Workman PoWderly
and indications tonight sye that
bis suggestion will be adopted.
OF course there are dissenting We've, but
so far as can bs ascertsined the majority is
with Powderly. Acceptance OF his rec
omu eudations also mems greater power
in the hands of the chief executive,
which Being settled, Mr.. Powderly
wO1ld probably accept reelection.
His cabinet would lie selected by himself
and members Of the present Board would
be elected from an outsider, or two brought
in to complete the number. Hugh CAva-
nagh, cf Cincinnati would probably be one
new man, and J. W. Hays and T. P. Nc.
Guire also stand clcss to the Chief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-16
Woman Advancing Steadily.

DETROIT, November 15.-At an e1scu-
tive session Of the Wousn's Congress this
morning reports from the Vice President
and the various committees were made,
embracing the moral, industrial and edu.
cational condition of women in severai
States. According 10 these reports the
censral condition Of women is advancing
stes diIy. Some comparative statistics on
the question of the labor Of men and
wcmsn were presented, but they were OF a
fragmsntsFy character.
The report of ths treasurer shows tHat
all bills have been paid and that there Is
comfortable balance in bank.
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They Must Denounos Boycottlng.

DUBLIN, November 15.-The Irish
Bishops have received another Papal re-
SCRIPT. 1t orders them TO actively execute
the former rescrip., which instructs them
to denounce the plan of campaign and
boycottiDg. 1t also orders them t. direct
the priests to preach against the agitation,
and to forbid them to take part in the boy.
cottiug and plan of campaign movements,
which they must oppose with all the
means in their power.
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Pittsburg Puddlers Strike.

PITTsBURG, Pa, November 15.-Tho
500 puddlers ct Jones & Laughlin's Amer
ican lion Works struck this morning
against the change in working hours made
recassary by the scarcity of nstursl gas
daring the d,y time. At the mills Of
Oliver Bros, & Phillips and Wharton &
Co. the men have agreed to work ths new
hours until Monday, when arrangements
will be made for a heavier supply OF gas.
The Pennsylvania avenue mills continue
operations at the old hours, and no trouble
ia anLicjpAted,
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11arrison has IL. 900 to Spare.

New YORK, November 15.-Ths official
conrt of the vote for President electors has
been completed, in IS of so counties OF
this State. Official figures from these 45
counties vary but slightly from county
estimates, sent out by the As o:i'ted Press,
election night, aud d5y following. The
official vote f these countie', and re-
liable estimats from the remaining Is,
shows that the plurality for Harrison .
election will be about Is 600.
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DONOVAN AND DEMPSEY.

A Sharply Contested Fight Declared =
Draw.
CHICAGO, November 15.-The long talk
al about six-ruund glove contest between
Jack Dempsey, the nOnparell middle
weivht champion, aad Prof Mike Done
yan. of tbs New York Athletic Club, the
eT-rhamuion middle weight, took place at
Palace Hall, Brooklyn, tonight, , 500 Feo-
ple. at s. and S5 head, were present. 1t
was q sharply contested fight throughout,
rsnlete with heayJ hitting and brilliant
counterinz. Donovan drew first blood in
the sixth round. Tas fight was declared
0 draw.
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New Military Asslgnments.

Los ANGELES, CAL, November b.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles received formal no
tice from the War Department at Wash
ington, last evening, of his transfer to San
FraDc SEQ, TO take command OF the Divi-
sion of the Pacific, vice Gen. Howard,
who g,es East to assume command OF the
Division of the Atlantic. Gen. Miles
stat that there will be no change 10 bis
staff
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Mcdowell aud Wyoming.

Special Telegram to iha Register.
CHARLESTON, November 15.-Word
reached here to-day from unofficial sources
that Mcdowell gives McGinuis majority
of $50, and the Republican State ticket
125. Wyoming, the same report Gays,
gives the Republican State ticket 81 and
McGinnis 65. There is another report
here that these two counties have given q
Democratic majority OF 3j. The latter is
considered the mora reliable.
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The BaIk Kuobbsrs' Revenge.

ST. LOUIS, November 15.-A special to
the Dispatch from Springfield, No,
cave: A rumor reached this city this
morning from Christrian county, the home
Of the famous Bald Kuobber king, Dave
Walker, TO the effect that five Of the wit
nesses who testified against hin In bis
trial for murder have been lynched by ex-
Paid KnohheTs