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Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Burglars IN a MIN.

ANsoNIA, Conn. Oct. Watchman VIII
lam Clark was attacked by an unknown man
while making his rounds at one Of the mills
at o'clock in the morning and knocked down.
He grappled with the man and in the tussle
the man plunged a knife at Clarl's heart.
The blade struck the watchman's watch and
glancing off, pierced his breast just over the
heart, entering to the depth Of half an inch
and breaking Off The would be burglar ran
up a ladder and escaped. He was an Italian.
The safe in the adjoining mill was blown
open Wednesday morning
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
rhe whent E.eIlnment snh.Iae..

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Wheat opened dull and
higher. There were very few orders re-
ceived, and the trading was between the room
traders and scalpers The opening was
cent over the closing, hut under the duh busi-
ness in the pit it fell of at times during tho
first hour to a cent below the previous days
figures Finally, however, a better feeling
seemed TO prevail, and under good buying
orders prices were advanced, closing two 10
three cents over Thursday nights figures.
There was lack Of any excitement, how
aver
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
ratal Results 81 pIsobedIene

AUBURN, N. r., Oct 6.-The accident on
the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg rail-
road, between Sterling junction and Oswego
proves to have been more serious than at first
reported. One train was running at fifty
miles an hour, trying to make one more sta
tion than ordered, and the other at its regu-
lar forty mile speed Engineer Slattery
stood at his post, and the lever transiixed his
body, killing him almost instantly. Engineer
Hach, Of the other train, jumped and was
badly injured, as was Fireman Cochran. Bag
gageman Smith, Conductor Westcott and
Brakeman Bates, all Of the Lehigh Valley
train, are badly injured. The latter it is
thought will die
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Probable Murder.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 6-The body OF
Mary Dellinger, aged about p, was found on
the bank Of the Little Conestoga creek, near
this city Il is believed she was murdered.
The woman's clothes were disheveied and the
buttons torn from them. The supposition is
that her assailant, after drowning her, pulled
the body from the stream. The coroner is
the matter.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
linton Young Peoples Bazaar.

The Young Peoples Association of Union
NJ. f. Church intend that their bazaar on
October 20, 26, and q shall be success.
A strong committee with various sub
cDmmittee's has the matter in charge.
The room for the fair has not been Sc
lected although it is probable that the
building at Fifth and Shipley streets will
be engaged.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Russia's Door open to Trade.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 6--The government
viii admit foreign sacks into Russia without
payment Of duty TO facilitate the export OF
grain and flour from Baltic, Black Sea and
Sea of Azof ports Foreign companies viii
be allowed TO operate in the country without
royal permission, ON condition that they sell
only articles Of foreign manufacture. Com
panies running steamers 70 Russian ports
will also be allowed to continue without
royal permission
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
IndIunItIes 70 an American Captain.

BosroN, Oct Capt Wiley, Of the
steamer Lorenzo d. Baker, fruit steamer
plying between Boston and Jamaica, states
that he was arrested on that island on his
last trip, charged with violating customs
laws, and subjected to outrageous indigni-
ties and fined $500 Much feeling has been
aroused IN Jamaica by this treatment, and
Washington authorities have had their atten-
ton called to the matter.
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cossncl.s NYcIcome ana cznr.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 6--The czar, the
czarina and czarewitch have arrived at
Yeketerinodar, capital Of the province Of
Kooban in Caucasia The Cossaclrs well
coined the royal party and paraded with
their historical emblems before the car.
They afterwards made valuable gifts to the
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
~. pnrnn sferens, mnlInclnnflnn.

PARIS, Oct 6-Mrs Paran Stevens, who
describes herself as a wealthy American
lady, and is supposed by the police 70 bo
eccentric, has entered charge against her
maid, Anita Celan2t, an Italian, Of having
robbed her Of diamonds worth $40, 900. The
girl was arrested, and asserts that her mis-
tress has not lost the diamonds, but sent
them 70 London some time ago.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
= FOOL AND HIS MONEY.
Thomas Brennan Inhepits S2. 700 ans
spends It In Three Days.

Spends IL In Three Days.
BELLEvILLE, ~ j., Oct. 0.-Thomas Bren-
nan, Of Bridge street, on Monday last re
ceived 81, zoo through the death of a relative
Brennan had been employed in the Hendricks
works, at Montgomery When the lawyer
placed the legacy in his hands he immedi-
Rtely quit work and began enjoying himself.
He took a fancy to tho river during his
short period Of opulence, and wanted a steam
launch 70 take his friends up and down the
river No launch could be found in the
neighborhood, aud he was Obliged 10 take a
row boat He throw a so bill at the boat
man for 10 cent ride.
Brennan next started on tour along
Washington avenue and in every place that
he thought they would accept money he
dropped in and pressed amounts, ranging
from 80 70 $50, upon the people he visited
This prodigalty lasted from Monday until
Friday morning, when Brennan awoke 10
the fact thas the total sum left Of the 81 700
which be hnl received on Monday amounted
70 just ST. He had squandered S2,693 in
exactly three days
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Knlfe nneI m ! settlnr Stand.

CINCINNATI, Oct 6-Jack Chinn, well
known horseman, and Bowling, a book
maker Of Chicago, had a fight in the betting
stand az Latonia race track Dowling was
cut, but not dangerously, in the side and
arm. Chinn was slightly cut in the hand.
The fight created a stampede in the crowded
stand, and several persons were badly bruised
Chinn and Bowling have been enemies for
.....I
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IirInnlnr nnnrnniine.

RAfElGu, Oct d-Ths authorities OF Viii
miugton have decided that after the 18th
inst through passengers from points in the
infected districts can pass there without OBJ
struction at quarantine. Persons who may
come into the city directly from points in.
fectad must have their health certificates aud
permit fumigation Of their baggage
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
A Monument over Pickott's Grave.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 6-The monument
erected by the Pickett division over the grave
Of their commander was unveiled here yester
day. One hundred members Of the Phila.
delphia brigade and about forty guests accom-.
panying them participated in the exercises.
The visitors were banqueted last night by the
Pickett Division Association.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Rass Ernn, nlinois.

DR.. f. G. Shortlidge yesterday received
800 bass from Quincy, H., which win be
placed in the Brandywine creek near
Point Lookout on the Wilmington and
Northern railroad. The bass were Of as
sorted sizes and very lively.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
NOTICES.


A TTENTIONl ! YOUNG MEMS REPUB-
IA LICAN Club. II is requested that every
member be at the club house in citizens
dress this Saturday evening at O'Clock
sharp, 10 attend meeting at Institute Hall in
a body. HARRY X. TRlGGS,
Secretary.
NOTICE.-A COMMITTEE OF PHILA-
~ DELPHIA Yearly Meeting Of Friends
have appointed a Religious Meeting to be held
at the Meeting House at Ninth and Iatnall
streets on the evening of Second day the sth
inst, at 7. 80 O'Clock Ministers from Phila-
delphia are expected to be present. All are
invited.
NOTICE.-COUNTY TAX OFFICE, NO.
IN 0RlS Market street. Take notice that the
county taxes for 1888 are long past due, and all
taxes not settled by October the 18th we viii
proceed TO levy and collect the same with costs.
JOHN II. DICKEY.
Collector of First district all south of Sixth
street.
PATRICK NEARY,
Collector of Second district, all north Of
Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
An American Artist Lost.

LONDON, Oct GA special dispatch from
Milan says that guides are actively searching
for George Rudd, an artist belonging in New
York, who was making tour OF Italy and
was last traced to Tione. 1t is believed thab
he has been lost in the mountains or valleys
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
VIM. B. Sharp
g co.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

Coat department second
floor.
Our orders and supplies Of
Coats for Ladies, Misses and
Children are far ahead of any
thing we have heretofore at
tempted.
Over 1000 garments now
here and awaiting your inspec-
ton. You never had such OPP
portunities for nice coats as we
are now giving.
Ladies Short Coats
Plaid, Plaid Cloth, ssSS
nicely trimmed, we'll made and
the best cut,
Fine stoekinette' $40
.~.stripc.~. s5.oo
1859 1859
he best you ever saw 1or the
money. Neat, stylish and
dressy.
Children's Coats in all years
from 4 to 10, with many novel
ties and pleasant combinations.
For S. pretty little plain
and plaid CLOTH year size-rise 25c
each larger size.
For $4.2 a fine garnet stripe,
finished with cape, 6-year size-rise
pc each larger size.
For $500 a gray-mixed cloth,
with hood-rise % cents.
For So. goa combination stripe,
with cape, and belted-riae 25 cents.
For $500 a beautiful combina-
tion stripe, double and bell sleeves.
gathered skirt and girdle-rise %
cents.
For $500 plain terra Gotta and
blue belted and with oape-rise g
cents
For 5000 a very stylish, plain
eobelin and black and terra Gotta
and black, braided bell sleeves
gathered and girdled-rise 81 cents
up to Sl4.
Our coat room is busy with
delighted buyers, and our trade
was never as large this early in
the season. You will be bet
ter pleased to get your little
girls coat early in the season.
Seal Plush Coats and Wraps.
We have far exceeded any
previous effort on these popu-
lar and beautiful goods. Oul
sales have commenced earlier
and our customers like them
better. Fine to the touch, per
feet in fit, beautiful in effect,
splendid in quality and work
manship.
Our prices are the lowest
we ever knew of.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
She Is Heart and Fancy Free.

BALTIMORE, Oct "a cablegram was ra-
ceived last evening by friend Of the Mac
lavish family denying emphaticaIly thas
Miss Virginia MacTayish is engaged to th@
Duke of Norfolk or to anybody else. TbS
cablegram is signed by Miss MacTavish her~
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Give nodies Recovered.

DETROIT, Oct 6-The bodies Of the five
lost from the barge ST. Clair have been re
covered. The schooner Timothy Baker has
gone to picces at Point au Pelee. She was
built at Milan, O.. IN ISL; pa tonsi valued
at s4.0sa
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Ion Parlles Demon.trnted b nronI.Iyn.

BROOKLYN, Oct O. About 10000 persons
took part in Republican torch light parade
last night, and were reviewed by Hon Levi
r. Morton, Matthew S. Quay, Gen J. N.
Knapp and other leaders Of the party
The Academy Of Music was crowded at a
Democratic ratification meeting Mayor
Chapn presided, and the principal speech Of
the evening was made by Secretary Villas
Congressman w. c. r. Breckenridge also
spoke
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Fearz for Cashier Bosworth.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct, 6-Thus far onIy
a 50 900 discrepancy has been found in tbs
accounts Of Cashier A. E. Bosworth with tbs
Stafford mills. Boswcrth's friends think h@
has committed suiciaA Nothing Of his whefw
abouts Is Fes known
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
nenfh 80 TerribIe thnn oredltors.

VIENNA, Oct. 1.-TWO students being hope
lessly embarrassed financially, shot them
selves dead by mutual agreement in the
suburbs Of the city. Neither Of them had
available assets, and both resolved to die
rather than face their creditors.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
IfIrhtinr IN die East. :

LONDON, Oct. 6.--Advices from the east
state that Suakim was attacked by the rebels
Thursday night, but the heavy fire Of tha
British troops repulsed them
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
nrconnde.s Pnls IubIlant.

MONTREAL, Oct. 6.-Intimate friends Of
the New York exiles say that they are
jubilaht over the decision of the supreme
court in the McQuade case, and anticipate
that they viii be able to go to New York by
the end Of the year
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Boulnneer lgacls m Paris.

PARIS Oct 6-Gen. Boulanger has arrived
in the city -Four thousand people wera
awaiting him at the depot, but the general
eluded them and made his way to the hotel
unohgervnd
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~ Emnnrnr 60 IInntlnr-

VIENNA, Oct 6-Prince Henry has been
appointed honorary commander in the Aus
trian navy. Emperor William and the
Grown Prince Of Austria went deer stalling
in the Iainzer Theirgarlen.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Lost AND FOUND.

cox REWARD STOLEN FROM CHRIS
epZC TlANA, Del, on Thursday evening,
October 4, a small black horse. saddle and
bride: scar on right thigh about four inches
long; short rat tail. The above reward will be
paid and no questions asked if returned to
Alfred Lofiand, Christiana. Del
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
DREssmAKISG.

IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
II at 800 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
by draught fit guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
DROF. A. S. WEBsTER'S
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Wilmington, Delaware.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GENTLEMEN's CLASS,

GENTLEMEN's CLASS,
Commences Monday Evening September "a.
Monday and and Tuesday evenings, from s to
10 o'clock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLASS,
Commences Saturday afternoon, October 8, at
3 o'clock. Wednesday Afternoon from to 8,
and Saturday from to 5.
Commencing Tuesday Evening October 2
Special Ladies' Glass on Tuesday Evenings
from to 10. This class is especially for ladies
who cannot attend during the day.
Private Glasses or Private Instructions by
special arrangements. For Terms. Circulars
&c, apply to H. +. Robelin. 10 Market street.
at my residence s04 West Tenth street, or by
mail to the Masonic Temple
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
HELP WANTED.

WTANTED.-A FIRST CLASS PANTA-
w loon maker wanted at FRANK CoRBIT's.
No. 253 Market street No other need apply.
WTANTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
w canvass and collect. Apply 10l Market
street.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
we ever knew of.

We have the same qualities
in Plush Wraps and Modjeskas
braided and plain-a very
stylish and satisfactory wrap
that is meeting much favor.
A lady customer says: "I've
been putting it off, and putting
it off, until now cool weather
is here and / have to buy"
That remark is applicable now
to many others, and will con-
tinue to happen-warmer to-
day, cooler tomorrow, and so
it goes.
Moral Buy early, less con-
fusion, better chance.
Buster and buster in our
carpet room. Don't leave your
carpets until the last minute.
If you have old carpets to
relay send us word a day OF
two ahead. Our men 90 from
morning until night and then
don't get through. 'Tis said
good men are scarce-so of
upholsterers when you want
EN-, in a hurry, hard to find.
In our assortment of Car
pets for this fall you will find
many novelties and beautiful
things.
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LIE COndamne de Monaco.

Cette histoire resemble fort q
une legende burlesque. Ellie est
pourtant fort authentique.
On s'est parfois 6gay6 sur le
compte du souverain de la petite
princlpaut6 de Monaco, qui tient
fort, dams ses minuscules Etats, d
toutes ses pr6rogatives.
Dependant depuis quelques an
n6es, il conclu un arrangement
avec la France, arrangement aux
termes duquel les condamn6s de la
justice monegasque subissent leur
peine dams une prison FRANCHISE.
Les crimes ne sont pas bien fr6-
quents dams une population aussi
minime etIqui, sous le plus beau
ciel du monde, bien des raisons
d'etre heurense. Dependant, Ia
cas- peut Sc presenter.
Veut on savoir q la suite de quel
aventure CO trait6 fut conclu? NJ.
Guy Maupassant Went de nous en-
faire le PLEASANT recit.
Done, un beau matin on apprit
avec stupeur, q Monaco, qu'un As
sHssinat venait d'etre commits. On
imagine avec quelle stupeur la
nouvelle fut recue.
Et Ia criminel 6tait bel ct bien
| un M6n6gasque, ct non un de cee
6trangers errants qu'on rencontre,
par l6gions, sur ces cotes. II await
| tue ga femme sans raison, sans pre-
texte acceptable. C'6tait un forfait
abominable ct sans excuse, qui de-
mandait Ia justice.
~ La cour supreme de Monaco
tout efar6e SO r6unit done. Las.
sassin n'6tait digne d'auoune pltl6,
ct il ny await pas moyen de ne pas
le condamner q mort.
Cette sentence fut done rendue
| 4 l'unanimit6; ct le prince, parta.
geant l'6motion de ses sujets, rati
fla l'arret.
Mas, lei, se presenta une diff
quite. Dams CO bon pays de None
co, il ny await pas d'executeur del
hautes @uvres, il ny await pas da
vantage de guillotine. La loi di
salt toutefois, express6ment, gu,
Il'assassin devait etre guillotin6.
| L'embarras commence pour !!
|magistrature mon6gasque. On en-
tama des negotiations avec Ia Fran
ce, pour faire venir le bourreau 9
son apparel.
Majs le gouvernement franqal
dsmanda seize mile francs pou
llsa frais.. Ce ohifrs 6t hesiter
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prince. Il SO tourna du cote de
PItalie ct recue une reponse ana
logue.
| II en- contait cher d6cid6ment,
pour srpprimer un gredin lie ce
monde.
LIE prince cut alors une inspira
ton: il usa de son droit de grace
ct commua la peine de mort en-
celle des traveaux forces.
Mais on s'apercut alors qu'on ne
poss6dait point de prison s6rieuse.
On On installa une ct on nomma
un geolier, qui prit possession de
son prisonnier.
Tout ALA bien pendant quelque
temps. LIE garden ct son captif
passaient leur temps, vrais fills du
pays du soIeil, dormir Fun en-
de face lautre.
Mais le prince SO fit remettre, un
jour, l'6tat des depenses ct, CONNIE
il est fort econome, il trouva que le
geolier cot1tait bien cher. LIE pri-
sonnier etait jeune; sa captiyit6
pouvait durer longtemps. On prit
un parti heroique. On supprima
le geolier.
Ii fut decide que le prlsonnier
Sc garderait tout seul. On sappo
sa que n'etant point surveill6, il ne
tarderait pas a s'6vader, ce qui dc
barrasserait de lui ct des frals quill
necessitait. Mais le prisonnier ne
s'6vada point.
~. On aide de cuisine lui por
TAFT tous les jours sa nourriture du
palals. Une fois qu'on 6tait en- re-
tard, il vint la chercher lul meme.
Depuls, pour 6vlter une course au
cuisinier,il prit phabitude de venlr
manger au palais avec les gems de
service.
Mais IL ne manqaait point de
Sc rentre, le soir dams sa prison,et il
ne d6coucha pas une seule fois.
Liza situation, dit M Maupas-
SAINT, devenait dificile, non pour
le condamn6, mais les ]uges" La
cour se r6uui de nouveau ct il tut
r6solu que ce prisonnier genant
qui rlsqualt de jeter lie r6dicule
sur la principaut6, serait bannj.
| Une chose singuliere arriva
alors: il refusa de sen aller Ii
objecta quill n'avait pas demand@
So grace, quill n'avait r6cleme au
Gun adoucissement d son sort. "Je
suls, dit-il, votre prisonnier, j'ac
complis ma pelne fdelement. ]e
reste lei"
La cour, CONNIE on le pense
bien fut stupefaite de cette obsti
nation. Apres une Tongue d6llb6-
ration, OH prit un parti etonant.
| Pour obtenir du coupable quill
voulnt bien sen aller de la princi
paut6, on Iui offrit une pension de
SIX cents francs. II accepta, ct il
parait gull la touche encore. M.
de Maupassant assure quill a WI
aux archives judiciaires de Mono
co rarret qui r6gle la pension du
dr6le.
S.ulement, depuis ce temps,
pour empecher lie retour dune
aventure aussi fantaisiste, on q
trait6 avec la France oui moyen
nant une peneion 1nodique, Sc
charge des condamn6s mon6gas-
ques.
LIE prince leur fait volontiers
grace, d'ailleurs, puisque chacune
de ses decisions cl6mentes Sc ira
duit pour lui en- une Economic.
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ETATS-UNIS.

BOSTON, Oct, - Deux jeunes
gems de Boston ages d'envlron ~
ans courtisaient la meme jeune Ill
le depuis plus 6 mois. Ellie await
6galement partag6 son affection,
permet tant q Fun de paccompe-
gner un jour, ct accordant q pautre
Ia meme faveur le lendemain.
Lundi soir c'4tait le tour du Nu
nero un de sortir avec sa Sweet
hart" ct vers dix heures du soir lis
SO promenaint bras dessus bras
dessous dams Ia rue MeridieG lors.
ou'ils renoontrerent le num6ro
deux, qui s'avanea vers eux ct in
sulta son rival
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I'm autre Foster.

LIE Providence Journal, une
feuille d6mocratique. public, di
manche dernier, IA octobre, les
calomnies les plus fausse, les plus
infames sur le compte des Cana.
diens. L'article qui semble 6ma.
ner de la r4dactlon ordinaire est
accompagn6 de vignettes qui re.
pr6sentent des types canadiens
1mpossibles, repoussants ct icon
nus. L'auteur de cette infamie
affirme que les Canadiens sont bas,
maIpropres ct qu'ils vivent dams Ia
meme promiscuit6 que les negres
avant leur emancipation, etc. Ce
qu1 est assez etonnant c'est que le
Journal choisit Woonsoket com.
me le point de mire de ses alta
ques 1nsensees. L'espace nous
manque cette semaine pour don.
ner des extraits de CO libelle ma
licieux, mais nous le ferons con-
na1tre q nos lecteurs prochaine-
ment.
De tous les centres, il nous sem.
BILE que Woonsoket meritait detre
mis- au rang des colonies camden.
nes les plus progressives ct les
plus prosperes. La haine qni ami
me le franoophobe qui 6crit plus
de deux COLONIES pour ternlr la re
putation de notre peuple nest au-
cunement deguisee. Nos natio
naux sauront On temps ct lieu lie
METRE 3 la raison.
Nous donnerons la semaine pro
chaine la teneur de Particle du
Journal II Independant, de Fall
River.
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F. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.
La foule s'amoncela vite ct les

| La foule 'amoncela vite ct les
amis des deux adversaires sem
presserent de leur proposer les dl-
vers modes de combat usites en-
Am6riaue pour regter de sambla-
b!es diff6rends.
La jeune file interrogsa declara
ne pas savoir lequel des deux ellie
preferait, ct promit d'accordar 50
main au valnqueDr de la lutte qui
Sc prepsrait.
La dessus on se rendit un des
clubs les plus aristocratiques DE- la
vile auquel les deux jeuues gems
appartenalent. ct la bataiiIe a coup
de poings cut lieu entire ONE
heure ct minult.
lie combat fut long, acharn6 ct
sanglant; ce ne fut qua la septiama
reprise cue le numero deux fat d6-
clare vainqueur, le nun6ro un gi-
SAINT q ses pieds sans connaissance.
Pendant tout le temps du duel
la ]eune file etait rest6e dams une
antichambre du club ct ellie fut re,
conduite a son domicile par I'heu-
|reux vainqueur.
"A Johson City, Tenn, quator-
ze personnes qui pensionnaient a
Photel Smith ont 6t6 emf olsonnees
par la nourrlture qu'elIes avaient
prise au souper. Trois d'entre
elles sont mortas ct les autres sont
dams une condition fort precaire.
On croft voir Ie fait dun infame
crimlpel, mais cependant on ne
salt pas sur qui jeter le doute.
Justice ezpeditive.
M. Newman, un jeune etriehe
fermier des environs de Cochran
(Georgie), await embauchf recem-
ment un negre Granger nomm6
Bill johnson, pour Ia recoitA du
cotton. Or, ces ]ours derniers, N.
Newman s'6tant absente, Johnson
profte de son absence pour ou-
TRACER Mime Newman, puts il s'est
enfui. Mais il q etc captur6 blen-
tot apres ct confronte avec sa ylc5l-
me, qui g est 6vanoule en- le recon-
naissant. Trois cents f=rmlers da
voisinage ont alors sa1si le negre,
sont allies lie pendre a un arbre, ct,
apres pavoir crible de balles, lis ont
attach6 au cadav1e une panearte
portant cette simple inscription:
"Nos femmes dolvent etre prote-
gees ct elles le seront.'
Execution dune femme.
-Une n6gresse nommae PAUL.
ne Mccoy ct ag6e de dix ans,
etc pendue a Union Springs {Ala-
bana) our avoir tue al mois de
fevrier dernier une jeune file blan-
che de quatorze ans, la petite An
ME Jorand. L'execution ma pas
etc publique; seules les personnes
don't la presence est exlgee par la
loi y assistalent.
LIE crime que Went d'expier Ia
n6gresse 6tait dun genre part!cu-
lier; Annie Jorand, la yictime,
await dlsparu tout a. coup de Mont
gommery, Oh ellie habitat, sans
qu'on put savoir ce qu'elle 6tait
devenue jusqu'au jour Oh son ca
davre fut retrouv6 dams une petite
localit6 du comt6. Les soupcons
SO porterent sur Pauline ct la ne
gresse fut arret6e; ellie await sur
ellie les vetements d'Annie. Recon
nue. coupable ct condamn6e a mort,
ellie a etc executee malgre toutes les
d6marches qui ont etc faites en- So
favour aupr6s du gouverneur de
PEtat.