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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18
NJ nnn.Ir,iIin.. nr,,h.

DrntIy, July l7.-An inquest was bc.
gun today nt Micholsiown into the death
of Mr. Vaudeville, Who h said 20 have
died from the results Of the treatment ho
received in 1ullamorc jail. Tho widow Of
the deceased testified that her husband
told her that be- bad suffered with q sprc
throat throughout his prison term. lie
was unable to swallow and had suffered
terribly FROM hunger. The prison doctor
had failed 70 relieve him, and had cchi.
fled that he was not In q condition TO re-.
Cciyc punishment.
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speak Bohemian. The first place we went
was to 1852 Farrell street, where the chief
one OF the trio lived. We arrived there
about o'clock this morning, but having
been informed that he had revolvers,
dynamite and daggers, poisoned per-
haps, we concluded not TO enter but
to await developments. The fellow came
out about O'clock. We arrested him
without difficulty, he being taken entirely
by surprise. His name was John Hornek,
his age about thirty, and he was dressed
in blue flannel shirt. We searched the
house and found q small portion OF dyna-
mite there. 1t was the Etna No. 2. We
found also lot of bombs. Not those
manufactured for the purpose, but those
pressed into service. There were some
half dozen OF them, about four inches
long, OF cast iron. Lieutenant Mahoney
was then telephoned to and he arrested
Frank Chapek, at No. 49S Twentieth
street, Chapek's house was not searched"
The inspector declined to state whether
the fact that no search was made at
Chapek's indicated that Chapek was the
iniormer, not as rumored, Frank Chebowa,
the third member OF the group. "Che-
bowa," continued the inspector, twas
then arrested by our party. In his Gus.
tody was found eight half-pound packages
of dynamite, Etna No. 2, and some bombs,
the same as those found on Farrell street;
also one Illuminating cap"
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ren.lnn nl,rrLmlnaiIon.

slt,lil pI,at,b 90 Tho ArIfaL ,
wAuiNGfuv, July IA resolution oi
much interest was today adopted IN the
House. having been offered by Mr. lee
and ayorably reported from the military
committee. The object Of the resolution
ts TO clici, nm explanation % ihc reiusal ~
,,r commissioner ui pensions 10 grant pen
Nam. in tIu.o Who ai,cd ia the Mexican
.rnuI vh1 subsequently, served IN the
Confederate army, Il bgiug claimed That
appl.,atiuns Tor pcnsons under the MeA,,
IN pcuslou act have been refused " all
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18
KILLED uI. swee,beart.

CoLrNBus, Miss, July IT, George Jor.
dan lcoloredl was arrested here yesterday
by Chief Police y. NJ. Hale, charged with
shooting 10 death Mary Hughes, few
miles below here in this county yesterday
evening. Jordan says the shooting was
accidental. That the girl was his sweet.
hear. and that they were playing with the
pistol and did not know IL was loaded.
There has been no trial yet and tb. par.
ticulais cannot be learned. ..
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Humboldt Isnppenings.

Fpc0laI UNWWh " TIC NJ 1I :,
IIuMBoLDr, Tenn, luly lI-Circuit
court met here ycstc, 10y, Judge swisga'i
presiding. Owing 10 lhg exceedingly hot
weather, the civil docket WIS continued
till next term In Hoycnlbgt The criminal
docket will be taken al Thursday
A large number oi c0unlrymen were In
town yesterday aiteDdius court. The Hon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18

another man will be arrested at Galesburg
today, the last one against whom the COM
pany has strong evidence. Gan that the
company will do If the strike is declared
off," added Mr. Morton, "is to take back
all the brotherhood men il consistently
can--men who have taxed no violent part
in the troubles. There is probably room
for $50. There will soon be another con-
ference at which a final agreement may be
reached,n
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The sundr, eva BiiI.

Special Dispatch iu lh' NrIrab
WvmvDroN, July H. -T The senate
committee on appropriations today hn'
ishcd the consideration ol the suudry civil
bill, aud reported it to the Senate with
several amendments Among tby changes
made nrc those iu the appropriations Tor
the public buildings at Nirk-uuig. Miss,
aud TcNarkana, Arb, which Will permit
Of their completion.
The House appropriated $1,000 10 be-
gin the work on each building, and the
Senate makes II 100000 ~ complete
each.
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s,orLdnI,,. I.nnd MI

Special h.tfai'h iu lus Arl al
WNmNGroN, suly l7.-Rcprscniaiiyo
s,ocklalc today introduced o bin To IT,
store Ia the public domain and make sub
jcct to homcsicalcrs ,hc lands in Harrison
county. Miss, which were rccrrl from
sale Tor the usp of the navy department.
ON account Of the live oak timber ihyrUn'
The hiIl sets forth that this timber is no
longer especially valuable for Use ln con.
sirurting vessels iuf the navy. aud none
is grown on a considerable portion Oi tie
tuUNa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18
THE Nashville Re,isw changes Hands

Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July l7.-Mr. John
J. Iiul,lon today sold to A. W. Hughes,
IT,. and sam Haynes, the latter Of Mem.
phis. a controlling interest In the National
E,u1r. for which she receives 300. The
papcr will be conducted ON the same
principles o. heretofore.
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A FARMERS SUICIDE.
Tho Sad End OF a Prominent North
Alabumian.

hlabumian.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BWNiSGu,W, Ala, July l7-Bcnton
Vines, a well 10 do farmer, and for several
ycnrs a member Of the board oi county
commissioners. committed suicide this
morning boy cutting his throat Wilha razor.
lie lived on his farm few miles in the
country. Vines had been In bad health
for several months and recently resigned
his position ~ commissioner His mind
was slightly affected aud his family kept q
close watch over him. This morning he
secured his razor aud slipping out behind
u barn cut his throat lie was about
forty ycaB old aud leaves vito aud
daughter
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o.,,.s.hs ,ou.,y uiss.l democrats.

spsrIal Dispatch W The Appeal
srARkyiLlr, Miss, July 1.-THE
Democrats Of this county held a mass
meeting In the oourthousc here Yesterday,
and, among other business, selected dele.
gates 10 tho congressional convention
Which meets In Aberdeen ON the 10th
inst. The delegates 20 uninsiructCd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18
BRILLIANT cRor pRospEcrs.
Tho Cotton and Corn Yiold Promises To
80 Enormous. Et'

80 Enormous. Et'
Special Dispatch iD th0 APPEAL
CorrIyur, Miss, July l7--Nour cor.
respondent having heard that the crop
prospect was unusually bright interviewed
some fifteen ~ twenty leading farmers ON
the subject. Tho invariablo reply was
both cotton anil corn crops In "my neigh.
borhood" are better than ever before Mr..
J. J.. Thafp, an excellent farmer Who lives
near hcrc, said. "Our prospects for q good
yield arc simply glorious, and the coming
crop. should nothing damage Il, VII, bc
enormous
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The Chattanooga Evening sun sus.
pended.

spcrlal p,pa..h lv The AriSAi.
Cnntuu0oA, Tenn, July 1.-THE
E,,.iug Nu has busted" 1t was iir.t q
Democratic paper but one month ugo
turned llcpublican, and liz publication
ccns,d this -it0rnoon. The liabilities nfc
NOT kuONa,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18

Rice A. Pierce addressed crowd, an.
nouncing his candidacy for Congress. Sem
ator $. h. Williamson was also called out
and made few remarks. Both spoke for
the ticket from end to end, i" and solid
phalanx for August and November,
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Another Railroad Dynamite rIot.

OMAHA, Neb., July l7,-One night last
week train on the Burlington & Missouri,
consisting of half dozen cars, was de.
rallied at Gibson by an obstruction placed
upon the track. While engaged in assist
ing in the work Of putting the cars on the
track, a watchman claims that he saw a
man light something with cigar and turn
and swiftly disappear. Fastening TO the
spot where he had stood, the watchman
says he found fuse burning, and by
prompt action extinguished 1t. II was
then discovered that the fuse was attached
to a can which contained perhaps half a
pound OF powder, which was tramped in
with coal. The bomb, il il may be called
such, was taken in charge by the watch
man and turned over 10 the officials OF the
company. 1t is reported the man who
committed the act is we'll known and will
be arrested shortly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18

One OF the completest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Mem
phls Appeal.
--Bro'onsrtiic Tenn States. Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Yesterday noon Detectives Cast and
Gates were given the two forgery cases. one
passed at Ney's livery stable and one at
Mrs. Prown's, Ill Moiroe-st.. and in two
hours they bad their man located and un-
der arrest ct Kalamazoo. This man who
committed the forgeries is AL. Howard, an
old crook and q man who has served
eighteen months In State prison for forgery
the mans name used being that of his
brother-in law, who lives at Kalamazoo.
Howard was arrested in this city for visit
ing house of III fame. and Mrs shafer
paid bis fine of $25 and costs. Howard
was also arrested on suspicion OF having
something 10 do with the Leonard bur-
glary. The arrest is one of importance, as
1t gets out of the way desperate criminal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
THE EMPEROR WORSE.
his CASE is ALMOST HOPELESS;
A New ssd ssrsoes eompiisstisa-xhs
Cxs~1 frizss sanaossd 90 hls
M.3<sfs,s Bod - Aiensghs-Dr.
62xdelsb~s In Atsesdsaes.


PoFspAk. June l2-fhs bulletin Issued
this norning says that the difncuity in
swallowing which troubled the Emperor
Escsntly. has increased and the taking Of
nonriskmsn. il kroxing dilhenlt. The
Emperor felt weaker this II morning. II -
considered by the Ewperor's physicians
that his disease has possibly reached the
0esophsgus. Al the sane time they con-
slider the difficulty be experiences In Jhs
taking Of nourishment may be temporary.
il Is reported this evening that the Em-
per0r has had another serious relapse. aud
that ncurishment was given him By means
Of injections.
go D. nat this hour the Emperor 10
slightly better. but the intense excitement
OF lis attendants and the people generally
- In No wiss diminished. The cartilage OF
the eplglogtis has become permeable. allow
ing particles OF food 10 enter the air tubes.
THIS produced violent fits of coughing and
choking, necsssitating the abandonment Of
feeding through the throat.
The doctors are unable 70 exactly state
the causes of some of the changes that have
taken place in the Empsror's condition. bat
it Is plain that he IL weakening very
rapidly.
The Emperor's physicians now admit that
His Msjesty's case Is almost hopeless. The
Crown Prince was summoned To his bed
side at midnight. Or. Bsrdeleben will re-
main in constant attendance upon the
patient until relieved or Joined by bis col
leagues IN the event of Emperor's further
decline.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
MICHIGAN MATTERS.
AsfA Ds.ss ~Ths sap'-rh~ Pien>srs -
L4asis4 sxs ~ the "fFsssfss
B@s Esslse 0m1e-othsf
z1sgs ssws.

husxsaaz. Ians iz.-0ns Of ths largest
aasiisness 1hal ever witnessed = sportsng 81
hlbitlon 10 lkia eity we're assenlblsd u ne
Clsy-ass. sFnofy Monday ssenins = sstasss
tie zreaf zrssulax matsb bsfseen Charles
Aol1 of t.is atF sDd Aatsaea Horaxieili.
ths Iap
Bath men are renosned Moth bsing
knosn - tie German hnrenies and tns
champion 0F,eeo. tonsna wrestler of ths
s1ria. The ~jso Is lanloua 81 over TIE
csanlsy having bad q Efs4l many matches
sad . baeked by k.ehasd X foy u the
Asn I9Fa folses aazeffe.
after isw sparrlng sad wresiling sxhioi-
rions ~ sEnaisufs tbs principal eoDtestsn .
Of Tie evening ssrs Introduced, Aota
esixbing ia pounds an1 t1e Jap ia5
sounds. Thomas Berry vas ssiected fsi-
ares b. tie aadienca.
Ina frsi boat sss The Greco Roman
style. sod although lAs ~jap' ~4s very sc-
tive. A0lh succseded IA throwing hllz ia
tHsnty-t4o minutes.
Ihs second boat. japanese style. tn Which
ths l0uehing ~ hand or = knes 70 tns
nsor constitutes q fsti. znd which Is ths
-jsos AYorts style. sas son ~ hin IN
sbsat $50 ninatss-
fhs thifd boax. GFnco- Roman, vas hofly
contested bY 5orskichi bat vas ~on by
Moth altar ihs hafsiase kind Of work. In
fsuftesn minutes
The iouFth boat sas eh-ss-eatch-can
snd sas won ~ TIE Jap in nve minutes.
The am sad lasf. ffco-koman. uas
Won ~ Aofh Ia tsentg ave minutes. and
gave nim tne maLeh- he aadlsnes vas
quiet and orderly lhfoughout and dispersed
wsli satisfied aud thoroughly convinced
tnsE everything was eone on TIE square.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
WORKING THEIR sooma
Representative Of Republican Candidate
at Chicago.

Representatives Of Republican Candidates
st Chicago.
CHfcaGo. June 12.-No less than five
Presidential booms are being actively work
ed here By The direct representatives of the
eandidaIss AIiison interests are In the hands
OF J. :. Clarksoa. Chairman of toe
Iowa delegation. and member OF ths
National COMMITTEES. Chss. +. Griffin.
Iadiada's Secretary OF State. and exon
grsssoaa Feele are working for Harrison.
They cialEa that Thurman's n0minsfion
vas . card FOR HARRISON. because il made
Indiana more doubtful than ever. W. s.
Capuler is hers 10 speak Tor Sbsrmsn.
aad has tne usual story about honest John
being ths strongest aud most available can
didsta Who could be selected General Al
rsris representatives. Frank J. Hecker aud
Geo. H Hopkins are very happy over the
sxc-sSsions OF Patrick Exan ia favor Of
Aiser. lt Ras in0matsd that Aigsr
hopes 10 diminish TIE apparently
sold Gresham vote Of Illinois by cap
turing &c east q few OF the friends and
admirers OF Logan n The delexstion. Con-
gresham 8 Il VI hits SAYS that be thinks
psrew sill receive the fall vote Of New
YsFk on The first ballot. onf that after that
bis friends sill aot press is candidacy. and
bis vote vii scatter. Mr. " bite thinks
that between ten and tTsnty Eve votes viii
- 30 Sherman
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

LAxsfss. Mieh.. June iz.-Ths fourteenth
snnaai meeting OF the State Pionesr so
eisty convened this morning With 50 mem
bsEs present The report Of Correspond
ia 5ecEetary Grecue showed Is csatbs
during the year 0f members whose ages
averaged IS yeaFs al Of whom bad hved
ia hichixan fer 81 least t0rty-hvs years.
three nfy-sevsn years. and one. Gen.
Clara, OF Ann Arbor. slxty-one years The
eldest member % die uas Ruth Little. Of
Kalamazoo. a. 81 years. Wittsr j. Baxter,
Of Joeesviile. and Prof j. 9. Holmes. OF
msm1ef1.
The rreasurer's report showed the re-
eelpts 70 % 81 I'D and expenditures s2.V9l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

CISrrsrSsrI June i4-.Tw0 sslfcides of
.imiisr character cccnrr-d tbs morning.
cue VS. veuns man vac went into zua
stsre. oc1ght a revolver a1d whie tbs
cierk VS. <etsng tie chsnzs sred tte ssl
inso ~ temple sni 81 1esf He vas not
ssenf SD
Tie othrr wss Tshn xinks dsxk IN =
bcOk stors wao ssnt afrn@eif - sas a@ss
sf hsne he ccFnpiained of Illness His
srother comn,ftf-i suici&e fs~ zcntns
49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

L0xpoS. June f2-The Berlin CORES
dondent Of TIE ST. James Gsssfse telegrsphs
that rguaors sre IN circulation that Gen.
vou ScheIlendorf the Prussian Minister Of
War is sboat % resign ais ofSce hecaass of
his diSsnprovsl of projects fov toe reform
q the srnY, especially tae scheme concsra-
ing efhcers. The rivsirfes between re
parties of the Emperor sud the Crown
Frince have iBcrsssed since The latter kas
hss been entrusted With representative
erwerz
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

skzIssses ~
Bosros. June l2-Radbourn and Grubsr
pitched Q great game today. and with per-
feet playing not = run should have been
made In nine ianings. The Detroits could
not bunch their hits effectively. and in the
last three innings did not make safe hit.
The Boston's runs in the nth were the re-
suit OF hit by Morrill, and errors by Rich
ardson and Hsnlon. and in the ninth three
singles and muf by Twitchell gave them
three more runs The Detroits scored In
the second on hits BY White and Camel and
a Wild pitch. and one in the fifth on Rich
ardson's base on balls. steal and Rove's
hit. The fielding Of Nash was brilliant.
Attendance. 400. The score is Is follows !:
Boston .-..-.........--..- 0 0 0 0 0 3 o. s
Detroit -----.----.--..----0 1 o o o.
Base hits Boston 5, Detroit 7.
Errors Boston. : Detroit.
hstteries-Radbourn and Kelly, Gruber and
Bennett.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

sAcRAusSro. Gal. June i2-Ths special
trsin that vii carry Californiss delegation
o. the fepubiicsn National Con sution &C
Chicsao csme i0go town from san
FranCtscn vssierirv morning. The cars
wsre aridcsutiy decoTsfsd- In the after
noon unknown parties visited IL and
c1i snd destroyed the decorations and han
usrs. lf vas too iefe to stop for repairs.
ard ths wreck wss tsxsn sway just as the
vsndais lelt it The delegates vii trv 90
restore tbe matters - taeir ofizinsi beauty
While En- ronle. bat they are afraid they
cannot % &c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

EUFFALo Juas iz-fhs great million
doiisE aEs N Batt4io. February /. whleh d.
ssrosei the dry goods houses Of Barnes.
HsnEeFsr a Co. and serlossly damaged
other property ssli % remembered The
oEisin sss R0s d-haif>iy ss<ertzined, bat il
~as Supposed - have occurred IN sonle
seeiden a. manner Ia the Dspsf-fOou- Tie
mystery las been elaarsd np- The officers
81 C0loEsl byrnss derEectlse sxsaes yss1sf-
cay arrested one of she cash eogs named
Andrew Howard. sssd IA for stszliag .
wsteh n the store. sad they vers led 70
suspsct that as knew someEhing OF ths
orin OF the Ore. he has nos made full
confession thai he started tns ire himself
tie 1ld e because he vas mad a. the door
walker. Who refused him permission % 70
70 a funeral RE als0 .inittei 10 making
two attempts 70 IRE the present store Of
Barnes. Hengsrer & CO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

IA Drives Bsy - Iseabls, Bas He esss
IhFssxH


Jadse ssssrsns dia kindly sct yester-
dsy. Asa Kingsbury. ths bog who Vas
bfooghg down ffons hseosIs eeunsy for
opening Letters that beloEgsd 70 . ooupis oi
young lsdiss. wzs brought - for s<nssxos.
kiDssbary ssid tkat hs xss IS years old
aud lad never been arrested before. lie
said that ais father VAS msnistss and thsi
his mother died in ls7s hiz izthsf marrying
again Judge sexsfsns said that the boy
had net bad proper tralslng. eysa thoagh
his father w4s . clergy man. aud that tie
crime charged was not bad enough 70 place
upon the bay ; nsnie . stsin that would Be
for life so he would do fathers act snd
suspend sentence. AiagsbuFy promising
never 10 get into trouble again. Iurnkcy
Lewis let hinl stay Al the jail last night and
be viii Try snd get work today.
His father has no. done . single thing for
him. not even 10 write him = letter. letting
his boy get throagh the beat be could. and
yet he is minisISr OF the gospel
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
Tammanx Rafia.s.

NKw YoRE, June 12-The Tammany
of Music tonight, wss very largely attended
and was sn enthusiastic affair. Red BAN
danss and the national flag were the decor
ations nsed. All tie local leaders of the
party were present ard among the speakers
were Cen John Cochrsne, who presided,
Jersey. and Others. A series of resolutions
aIonfad
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
A FATAL FIRE.

Terrible Confiagration in New York City
This Morning.
NEW YoRK, June 13.--A fire in tene-
ment house. at 43 Second-st. at o'clock
this morning. caused a panic among the
inmates. Many were rescued with ladders
by the dremen. The fire was soon gotten
under control Several persons who were
badly burned. and one woman injured, by
jumping TO the street, were taken TO the
hospitals. 1t is believed five or six persons
perished.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
Under Arrnst

Frank Wilson. a son of City Marshal
Wilson. and Isaac Wade are under arrest
for placing stones on The Dummy track
Wednesday night. Their examinations will
come up before Justice Westfall psxt Satur-
day. Wilson is out on bail but Wade is in
jail. His parents. who live on Lske-ave.,
have not been to see him, and the little
tTelve-year-old is nearly broken hearted
because he cannot see bis mother.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
The state Medical Association.

Doctors d. Emmett Welsh. G. Z. John
son. r. ]. Kirkland. Wooster. Boise.
Mcpherson. Schurtz, Catlin. Boot and
Wright leave this morning 10 attend the
Michigan State Medical Association. DR..
g. X. Johnson reads a paper on State
Medicine.' DR.. Welsh opens the discussion
on DR.. Laferte's paper. "A Case of Rhino-
nlastv -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
81 smiths.

1t should be remembered that the attrac-
tions at Smiths Opera House are of first
class order, and that nothing low, mean or
disreputable occurs ia the programme.
The artists engaged are all good in their re-
spective parts and q good, clean, pure en-
tertainment is served up every night. A
matinee will be given this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
HoNoRs FOR FORD.

10 70 90 be one OF the Congressional Sfsft-
ors at the Ohio Centennial.
sksNsss>s We NtNtssss st,Nsa.
WAsHfsoroS, June l2.-speaker Carlisle
viii name Representative Ford as a men,
Der of the Congressional Committee TO at
tend the Ohio Centennial Exposition to be
held in Cincinnati this Fall.
Senator stockbridge today introduced q
petition of the Merchants and Manufactur-
ers Exchange Of Detroit, asking for the
passage Of the bill to permit the construc-
Of Winter bridge across the Detroit river.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
The Knights of Pythias.

CINCINNATI. June 12.-The fifteenth bien-
nial conclaye Of the Supreme Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. began its sessions to-
day. II is understood that the Supreme
Chancellor will recommend in his report
the expulsion OF the rebeilious Pennsyl-
vania officers. That subject will occupy
much time. Probably 1900 or 5000
Rythians have arrived.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

ass~1seEs. NJ fuue u -leleeates rem
tAs wscis ~ Baltimore City rsprsssntise
convention tc1ieet ani s.toofei resclntio1
e,,ivesng tssr. t A. A.eer. q Micalssn
ftr P~esfteoS suf 8ea ieVs p Aersen. ~
Ne~ F,rN ssr Scr fresisieut 81 ne Caitsa
Ssafas
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

resrtsxr. ~. fans is.-fn tue Republi-
80 stste coavenaon this siternoou. state
rrass,trsr Barleieh was nominated Scr Gov
e-no- ,r she f-st bsllot Alnsioos 70
Elssne aers recel~ed wita aBpisnse. -
pasfe.i szain ana szsin. fists we're thr0wn
nfn re AZ ard fhs ksr1ssec piscsrd wss
RaFea alr segersl minutes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Nzw Yosx. Isae f2--An Italian tragedy
was enacted this msrning N tsneneat At
2f7 Greene-st. Philfp Gsstoni shot Mrs
Toai.s Marri dawn N cold biood IN her
own aeartuneaes. and thea eieE eat Dis
own nrstns
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
ATKINS RESIGNS.

The Indian Commissioners VIII Strike
Ont for the United states Senate.
WAsnTSeToN, June 12-Indian Commits
sioner Atkins will tomorrow tender his
resignation to the President to take effect
at his pleasure and in the afternoon will
leave for Tennessee. He will at once
enter upon an active canvass before the
people for the Senatorship to succeed SEN
ator Harris
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

CIEvxfkvp. Juns i2-About twenty five
unsnhsrs of he Erecutivs COMMITTEES Of
the irisa National IeaEae met in this city
tofav They were entertained ov Major
Wn r Gesscn AZ iincbeon. sfer which
tfe osTfv returned 90 their headquarters
snft vf,f infa exeeutiFe session sith Frssi-
dsct ft .fFsI3 in the chsif. The psrai
rescriot and ban az campaiEn we're briefly
discussed sl>er shich he c0amittee al
ianrse3 nnsil tofaorrow
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
ALrnohinx in Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. June.l vii.
liams, colored. who shot aud seriously
wounded Superintendent Mccormick al
Ellaville, Saturday. was taken TO the woods
by mob and lynched yesterday. The
body was afterward found in the river
The negroes are greatly incensed and it is
reported will try to avenge Williams lynch
ing