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ATTACKED sY BDns.
An O1d Man Rendered Helpless and Litst
ally stung to Death by the Insects.

An Old Man Rendered Helpless ana LitoRs
ally stung to Death by the Insects.
NoRwrcn, Conn, June i4.--Old Tim
williams, the Lebanon hermit who has
lived alone upon small farm amid UNDER
brush and thicket his entire life, was yes
tcrday found dead. His place was sell
dom visited, owing to his cccentric-
ties. Ho was devoted to his small gar
den, his chickens aud his bees. Those and
cat and dog were his only friends. Yes
terday his oldest and largest hive Of bees
swarmed upon huge apple trcc just back
Of his hut. Fearing that they would
escape him, the seventy-six-yedr-old man
climbed the tree, a distance Of twenty-five
feet. He fell to the ground, stirring up
the bees in his descent. The bees followed
him down and completely covered him in
their anger, singing him hundreds Of
times. With one leg broken, the cage torn
from his face, and too weak to fight the i'm
sects he was practically at thoir mercy.
They literally stung the old man to death.
When he was found the bees still swarmed
upon his body, which presented pitiablo
sight.
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Attempted Train Robbery Miscarries.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 13-The Santa
Fe passenger train had an unusual expert
ence few miles from Dorsey Station,
Monday night. Eight masked men boarded
the platform OF the baggage car. Two OF
the robbers crawled over the coal tender
and ordered the engineer to stop the train.
The engineer complied, but during tho
parley the fireman jumped from the cab
and made his way back to the station, in.
forming tho second section Of the train, on
which were several detachments Of u. S.
troops going south. The robbers, seeing
the second section coming, escaped to the
mountains.
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Burned Herself TO Death.

PARKERsDugG, w. Va, June 13.-A few
days since Mr. Harry Dotson, prominent
citizen of Nicholas County, took his wife to
the county seat to have her held in safe
keeping until an examination could be
had. Mrs. Dotson had been demented for
some time, and her dementia frequently
ran in the direction Of self-destruction.
During the afternoon while Mr. Dotson
was in another part Of the house getting
his wife's supper the unfortunate woman
set fire to the bedding and her clothing
and was sutfocated to death.
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Close Call With Iynchsrs.

UNION BRIDGE, Nd, June 15-John
Bowans (colored) was taken from the
Jail hero a little after o'clock this morn.
ing by band Of twelve or fifteen colored
men, all masked, and carried to the out.
skirts Of the town, whore no was strung
up by the neck to the limb Of largo oak
tree. He motioned to be let
down and the rope was slack
ened so that he could speak. He made
good use Of tho opportunity, and slipping
through the rope, jumped away like q
shot. The lynchers gave chase and fred
several shots after him, but without ef-
feet. He has not yet boon recaptured.
Bowans was arrested yesterday for as
saulting another colored man named
Othia and colored girl named Hollen.
berry. The motive was jealousy.
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Poisoned BY Potatoes.

ST, LOUIS, June 15.-A whole family,
named Sheppard, living in East St Louis,
Paris green to kill the potatoibugs. Mrs,
Sheppard Is In . critical condition, but
her husband, Q brother living with them
and . little daughter are not In any
danger The family lives In the suburbs
OF East st. Louis, and were Arst attacked
By . yioisHt vomiting which they could
not aaeopnt tey pBtil Pr, yssssv,. Of this
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Statue Of General Putnam Unveiled.

BROOKLYN, CT, June IA bronze
equestrian statue of Israel Putnam, tho
Revolutionary hero, erected by the State,
was unveiled here to-day. A'grandson
and great grandson Of the old hero were
present, and tho latter did the unveiling
in the presence of large concourse Of
people,, civilian and military. A monu-
mept to the soldiers of the late war, the
gift Of private citizen, was subsequently
unveiled.
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Becoyarlnu From tha Strike.

CHICAGO, June 14.-Recently published
statistics of the Chicago Union Stock
Yards Company, and the Chicago Board Of
Trade, show that the Chicago, Burlington
q Quincy railroad il again leading all
other lines in the number Of cars Of live
stock and grain brought to this market.
This fact indicates the rapidity with which
the road must have recovered from its re-
cent labor troubles, and furnishes addi-
tional evidence Of the efficient manner in
which the management handled the recent
strikes Of employees on its lines. Evident
ly, from business standpoint, tho road
Is In able hands.
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Sorrows Of Seed Men.

CHICAGO, June 14.-The members Of the
American Seed Trade Association spent
most Of their time yesterday in talking
about tho new postal treaty with Canada,
whereby seeds seat from Canada are car
ried in United States mails for four cents q
pound, while +he regular rate is sixteen
cents pound. This discrimination against
their business, they claim, Is hurting 1t
seriously. A committee was appointed
to sct In the matter.
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Sen sailonal Suicid 0.

MONTREAL, QUE, June 14-The passen-
gers on board the steamer Corinthian were
witnesses of a startling incident yester-
day. While the steamer was on hcr way
down from Toronto, young man named
Leclerc, who was travelling with his wife,
jumped into the rapids and was drowned
1t is said that the couple had been clandes-
timely married, and that Leclerc feared
violence on the part of the girls relatives.
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Where Stonewall Received His Death Wound.

cellorsville, the monument that marks the
spot where Stonewall jackson received
the wound from which he died, was dedi-
Gated to-day with imposing ceremonies.
General Fitzhugh Lee was chairman Of
the meeting He made brief though
feeling address, after which he intro
duced Hon. John w. Daniel as orator
of the day, who spoke for more than an
hour reviewing the life and character
of jackson. Five thousand persons were
present,
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School Examiners.

TTNH1i Boarc vt School Examiners Of Highland
l. county give notice, that examinations OF
Applicants for Certificates will take place in the
Hiflsboro Union School building on the first
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat
urdsy Of February, March, April, August, Sop
tembsr and October. The Examination fee
prescribed by law is 90 cents.
By order Of the Board,
au23yl Il. @. SMITH, Clerk.
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Tempest Tossed Circus.

ODELL, ILL.,, June 14-During the after
noon performance CT circus at this place
yesterday the tent was struck by severe
wind storm and leveled to the ground.
Fifteen persons were injured. The most
seriously hurt was Arthur Deyo, whose
skull was fractured, and daughter Of
Reese Hoke, whose hip was broken.
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An American Ship MISSING.

New YoRK, June 1.-THE American
ship Faragut, which sailed from Calcutta
on January 90 for this port, has not been
heard from since. Shipping men hore be-
lieve that the vessel, with all hands, has
foundered. She is owned by Edward
Lawrence, jr., of Boston. She was built
at Newburyport in 1876, and registers
1. $40 tons
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What a Diver Found.

SAULT SrE. MARIE, MIcu., June 14.-A
diver searching for wreck at Point eau
irene, about forty miles from here on the
st. Mary's river, found at tho bottom Of
the river yesterday an iron-bound box,
heavily weighted and securely fastened,
which, when opened, disclosed the corpse
of young woman. The impression is
general that murder has been commit
fal
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Welded IN JAIL.
The Bride Returns to Her Home to Await
Her Convict Husband's Liberation.

ST. CLOUD, MIMI, June 15.-There was Q
remarkable scene at the Stearns County
Jail this afternoon. Mary Esther Gorro,
of Vendale, Mimi, aud Arthur Makepiece.
who has just been sentenced to serve ten
years in States prison for forgery, were
married by Justice II. g. Wire at the earn
est solicitations of the girl. The bride,
who is very handsome, came to this city
upon Makepiece's Incarceration, and stop.
ped at the Grand Central under the namc
Of Beulah Dewill. Thore Is no indication
that the young man will be pardoned, and
the act of.the girl, who is undoubtedly en-
tirely sane, is evidently backed up by true
love. She says she will go to live with hor
folks in Iowa until Makepioce regains his
libcrty,
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Death Of an Authoress,

NEwBURYPoRT, MASS June 15 Mary
N. Prescott, authoress and poet, died last
night at the homo of Richard Spofford.
shc Contributed largely to several promi.
nent magazines and wrote many child.
Ton's stories. She was sister OF Harriet
Prescott SpoffOrd,
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Ano,b., Victim Of The Haymark.. Riot

CHICAGO, June 18-The Haymarket riot
of May 4, 1885, has claimed another victim.
Police Officer Timothy Sullivan, who was
one OF the detail which stood the damage
OF the Anarchist bomb on that memorable
night, died to-day. He received a bullet in
the thigh, and the blood-poisoning which
intervened gradually sapped his strength
until death ensued. He had been on tho
force six years, aud was married.
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A Horses Froak.

DANvLLs, ILL.,, June 14.--A runaway
horse to-day went through store-room
and down into the cellar. He was badly
hurt.
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ExpIorsr stanley Reported wounded.

BRUSSELS, June A-A dispatch from
Lisbon to the Iadspsndaacs Beige says: Ad-
vices from the Congo say that Arabs who
have arrived at Kinshassa state that
Henry M. Stanley was wounded In q fight
with natives, and that afterwafd one-haM
OF his escort deserted. Tippoo Tib had not
sent the promised CONVOY to Stanley.
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Lawyer Dunn Convicted.

New YORK, June 15.-Lawyer Dunn was
to-day found guilty of grand larceny In
the first degree In receiving from Teller
Scott money stolen from the Manhattan
Bank. Sentence was postponed pending
argument next Tuesday on motion for .
new trial.
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Sheriff and Son Killed.

JAoKsBoRo, TEX, June 14.-Sheriff John
Rains and his son were killed here last
night by W. w. Terrell. An old family
feud caused the fight. Terrell was shot in
three places, and may die.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

PENDLEToN, Minister, Berlin: The Presi.
dent desires you to make expression
through the Foreign Office Of the respect
full sympathy felt throughout the United
States for tha German Nation in the loss
of their Emperor, who has at last yielded
to death with such lofty courage and calm
resignation to the Divine decree.
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Administrators Notice.

ny Office IL hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
Thomas l.. Beard, late of Highiand county,
Ohio, deceased. AEBERT Il. MOON.
June 18th, 1885,
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Mayor Arrested for THROWING pIcs.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June 15.-Mayor
Nicklin was arrested to-day for throwing
dice with some friends for the cigars. He
was taken before justice OF the peace,
pleaded guilty and was fined two dollars
and costs,
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Hardening The Russian Cavalry.

ST. PETERSBURG, Juno l5.-The military
commander of Moscow has directed that
special attention be paid during the sum-
mer to cavalry maneuvers, principally in
the shape of forced marches OF largo
bodies over long distances.
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Legal Notice.

s. J. Specs, plaintiff. ys. Thoinas j. sttoup,
defendant. Before Jatnes A. Armenirout,
Justice OF the Peace OF Dodsun tUwbship p,
Highland county, OhIo. >.
Oh ihc 9th day al MAY, A. d. lSsS, said
Justice igsued M order OF aitachincn. ~ tho
above action tor the sum OF eighty-tOur dol.
lnrs. =. j. SPECS.
Dotsop Vile, Ohio, June ID. 1893.
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Post.Of.lce Departmcnt deficiency,

WAsnINGToy, June 13-The report of tho
Auditor for the Post-oflice Department for
the quarter ended Decem ber 81, 1884, shows
the receipts from all sources to have been
sl3,658 96s, and the expenditures sl3,79l,
Isl deficiency S137,S10.
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The Peace Of Euroue.

BERLIN, June 15.-It is stated that tho
proclamation of Emperor William II. will
refer to Germany's alliance with Austria,
Hungary and Italy, as it guarantees that
the peace Of Europe will be maintained.
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United States Expresses Sympathy.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Iutelligence OF
the death Of Emperor Frederick III. was
received by Secretary Bayard this morn.
ing by cable message from the United
States Legation at Berlin. The Secretary
Immediately informed the President, and
the following telegram was sent to Ber-
Ua;
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Dynamite FIends Blow Up a JaiI.

COLUMBUS, IND, June 13.-Some fiend
blew up the city Jail at Hope last night,
tearing the rear end entirely of and blow
ing it away. The entire village was
aroused by the report.
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Two Ranchers Drowned,

OMAHA, June 13.-Two young German
ranchers, Hans Tidge and August Michael.
-.l, we.o Boating at Fullerton, Mob, when
Michaelson, to frighten Tidge, who was
unable to swim, tipped the boat. Both
were drowned.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTfCE In hereby givcn that th4 under.
IN sigprd has boon duly appointed and
qvniiffd administrators. of the cs'pie pf
James =. whitley, late Of Iiighlsnd ctubiy.
OHIO, deceased by The Probate Court III snfu
county. WILLIAM WHITLEY.
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Exodus Of Nearoes 10 Oklahoma.

DENVER, June l3.-The negroes in tho
Chickasaw Nation are making elaborate
preparations for a general exodus to Okla.
homa, where they contemplate farming.
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Twenty Years for Murder,

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., June l3.-Barclay
Peak, who pleaded guilty of murder in the
second degree, having shot and killed his
cousin, Katie Anderson, was to-day SEN
fenced to twenty years. Imprisonment.
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A Aanial Wrsck.

San Francisco, June 1.-THE Australia,
which arrived Tusday night, brought
news that Bishop. the mind-reader, who 10
at Honolulu, is o mental wreck from the
effects of cocaine and morphine.
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TEXAS LOAN AGENCY
CORSICANA, TEXAS.
Paid Up Capital, 100000.
Surplus, $54,oO6.o5


The question OF Western Loans is being gener
ally discussed in the North aud East, where most
Of the money that is put western lands comes
from. Loaning companies are 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, aud weakness in the security OF
loans ieopardizes everything they
ad The Texas Loan Agency guarantees every
loan, and becomes an insurer to the extent OF the
loans it makes. Any weak loan would endangcr
the private funds of the officers.
3D. In the ightest 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 interest in any
lean has never been delayed day
5th. 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
cent.
9TH. Its debenturc bonds are based only first
liens on land.
sth IN no other State are such small loans made
on such rich land.
For further information apply to
- N q a NTS
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Wlndow.oIass Factories to Close Down,

PITTsBURGH, Pa, June 15.-All tho win.
dow-glass factories in this section and tho
West will close down tonight. The shut.
down will continue until September 1, and
longer, unless the workers and employers
agree on wage scale.
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Poisoned by Eating Cheese.

KAsoLA, MINI, June 13.-Nineteen per-
sons Of this place We're poisoned from cat
ing cheese. Many Of the victims became
insensible after suffering spasms, but with
good treatment will recover.
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Ready for Pos.mast Claims.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The Post-office
Department is ready to consider tho claims
OF postm astors who have suffered loss OF
postal funds by fire, burglary or in transit,
or by unavoidable casualty since March
~ 1897
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Fatal Coal OF, Accident.

DENVER, June 1.-THE wife Of John
Hickman, near Lehigh, l. T., kindled q
fire with coal oil. She was fatally burned.
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Summerv Weather,

NEBRASKA Cry, NEB., June 13. = Tho
thermometer to-day registered in this city
lO2 degrees in the shade. Several minor
cases of sunstroke reported, but mono
nj
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81. PAUL. Juns n, -Lightning struck tho
house Of Beriet Gundsreon living fouv
miles south ~ Clark1elds Nina, kililpe
Two shildr4n ~ s!ysre'y shock'ns ~
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Department Of Labor.

WAsHISoToN, June 13.-The bill creating
a Department OF Labor was signed by the
President to-day.
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CARruAsE, ILL.,. June A.-Clarence, the
young son OF Mayor o. +. Berry, was
drowned to-day In pond.
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osppsrt Medicisum, ooS tlacs ls'ress,
CipclnnstI, o., cures lung, iiervs1 nose,
therapy. physiological Snassaxe, iht,irai
baths, electricity, homeopathy. Bopk sent
frrr.
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Ny0uI Lungs are Weak

IF cold causes you quick distress,
you will breathe easier, you will
cough less, you will strengthen
and heal tho pulmonary organs,
you will feel better every way II
you will occasionally use DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
If you have inherited consumptive
tendencies, it is your duty to keep
this medicine handy. "a stitch in 4.
time saves nine," and timely use
of wistar's Balsam will ward off
rapid decline and thereby be the
cause of your enjoying o much
longer lease Of life.
Guysott's Sarsaparilla and Wistar's Balsa
sold in Hillsboro by Ssybert Il Go. and W.
Smith & Co.
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8 CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June 18.-TheFe u
70 be RAID on Chattanooga eaioop -kospeFe
~ psruitsIsg ssRMlpg ~ tkpis ssloea4
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-13
A Narrow Escape.

On Wednesday morning about II
o'clock Mrs John J. Collins, and little
daughter Dora, accompanied by Mrs. +,
X. Wilson aud Miss Mary Rock. started
out for drive To the farm Of Mr.. James
Jones near town, where they were invi.
ted TO dinner. as they reached what Is
known as the Virginia railroad crossing
Mrs Collins, who was driving discovered
train fast approaching them, although
they had not heard the engine blow nor
the bell ring. They had then reached
the track and were In such q position
that there was nothing to do but urge the
horse on and try and get over II before
the train reached them, which they only
partially succeeded In doing. The engine
struck one Of the rear wheels and com.
pletely demolished II, causing the carriage
to turn over and the occupants TO be
thrown out. In the fall Miss Rock had
wrist broken and was badly bruised.
Mrs. Collins was also badly bruised. Mrs.
Wilson and Dora escaped unhurt but were
badly shaken up. II was indeed won.
der that oil were not killed. The train
was an ex,ra-the Pay Train-and the
ladies knowing that no regular train was
due here at that time were not specially
on the lookout for one. They say the
engine was almost upon them when Il
blew Tor the crossing.
The matter should be thoroughly inves-
,igated at once, and II the engineer did
not do his duty as is alleged, the Railroad
Company should be called to account, for
the lives Of our citizens are too precious
to be jeapordizcd by the negligence Of the
Co.'S employees. On the other hand. II the
engineer complied with the laws and Gus.
toms he and the Company should he ex-
oncraied from al blame.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-13
Four Persd 8 Drowned.

On Thursday ai,tfhoon last, about on,
o'clock, MS Mr.. Wm. kcnnerman and wife
and four children. and Mrs. Isaac Phillips
and two OF her children, and two or three
other persons, all In one canoe, wcr,
Fing out of the Wicomico river, bound
dorchester county, the home of Mr.
h fnnerman. ss craft was struck by q
kset, and Mrs. Kennermar
?. =, ..ughter Hattie. Is months old
al ~ children Of Mrs. Phillips. on,
foA. ye.rold and the other two months
old, were drowned. Mrs. Phillips an(
Mr.. kennerman were thrown out into th,
water out Of reach of the canoe, and were
rescued just Ia time to save them from
drowning; the other parties in the boat
three children and Briscoe Causey. lad
iG years of fage-managed to cling to the
capsizcd craft until rescued.
The bodies Of the four unfortunatei
were soon recovered and taken TO Mt
Vernon district, aud on Friday afternoon
their remains were inferred in John Yves
ley VI. +. Church yard in the presence o.
the largest number Of persons ever seer
at any funeral in the .ncighborhood.
Mrs. Mcnncrnan was daughter Of Mr.
Henry W. Causcy, Of Mt. Vernon. Oh
the a0ih Of September Mr.. Causey lost hi
son Balm, aged II years, and Mrs. Ken.
herman came over TO attend the funeral
and was on her way back home when she
was drowned