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STONED TO DEATH.
A Battle Between Hungarian and Polish
Miners.

PlTTsBURG, July 6.-Early this morning
terrible conflict occurred at Jessup, Lacka-
wana county, between parties of Polanders
and Hungarians. The riot was result of
bitter race feelings existing for some time,
owing to some trouble at Dolph' mines, where
they were employed. Andrew Kankowski
leader of the Polish faction, was attacked by
Hungarians at his home and fled from the
the doors were at once barricaded to prevent
the attacking party getting in. Lately they de-
termined to secure their man and forcing down
the doors dragged him out i'll the roadway,
breaking his bones with stones and clubs and
soon pounded him to death. The Hungarans
then began celebrating their crime by
drunken carousal. The leaders Of the party,
Michael O'Lannck, Andrew Ounislky, and j.
Harway, were secured by the sherifI's deputies
at noon and taken to Scranton Jail. There
never has been an occurrence SO brutal in its
character in this REGION as this.
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PAGANrNI,s AWAIT VIOLIN.
The Various and Curious Adventures of IL
Valuable Stringed Instrument.
PEA JAY.

The various and Curious Adventures of II
valuable Stringed Instrument.
Tho interesting historical account of the
Amati violin which belonged to Paganini and
is now shown ut the Bologna exhibition by the
city of Genoa is as follows:
In the park of Count P of Warsaw q
young man committed suicide lie was found
with blond curl in his hand and violin at
his side. Tho Countess p offered to take
care OF his body, and had him buried in a
corner OF tho park, erecting q marble monu-
ment, and hanging in niche
the violin covered with back Grape. 1t re-
mainod there until the premature death of the
lady, when her children took the violin from
the nicho and played with 1t as if it were a
toy. Soon its strings and bridge were gone
and its neck broken. Ono morning a street
violin-player was annoying the neighborhood
with horrible instrument, and servant of
Count P made present of the old violin
to the poddlor, with tho condition that
he was never to come there again to
play. Tho street player gave this violin
to n carpenter to fix and aiterWard went to
Vienna. There the poor follow sold it for
ten kreutGcrs 10 violin maker, who knew
that II was genuine "Amat" that Is to say,
an instrument made ly Nicolo and Andrea
Alnau, of Crempna, Italy. He carefully ad-
iusicd it. So well did he succeed that the
violin recovered its true tone, and lie sold il TO
Count hout Ky for 80 ducatS. This gentle
man won; subsequently to Madrid, where he
fcll In love with an italian singer, to whom
the count made n present Of the violin, and
then She lett Madrid with certain Signor
I0ngall, an Italian musician Donalh,
with tho violin, went to Russia. Here
lie joined Naqoeons army, and. in disas-
trous encounter tho wagons of his regiment
fell into the hands Of the Cossack In one of
these wagons the violin was found and SOL
dlor took II TO Moscow, whore he sold il TO
Tood-cuuer for ono ruhle This man returned
TO his native country, Breslau, and bong very
POOR, was compelled 20 sell the instrument for
two thaleEs 10 the first violin-makor he found
Caricious fortune wilied it that this voilin-
maker was the same man who bought IL in
Vienna. lie recognized the old instrument
and sold d again 10 CONT Koutsky for $50
dueatS, The count Went later 10 Florence and
made TIE acquaintance Of Paganini, who Of
lerod HIM juo ducatS for his Amati but tho
count presented II 90 the great musician in re-
coguiilOn Of his wonderful talent 4 rich
English lord offered aiterward 10000 10
Paganini for the violin, but Pagaiini only
laughed ironically in his face.
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Both Presbyterians.
From the New York Sun.


We have never before had two Presbyte-
rans running against each other competitors for
the Office of president OF the United States. Presi-
dent Cleveland is a Presbyterian the son of Pres
byterian minister, and General Harrison who wants
to be president in his place is another Presbyterian
who has risen to the rank of elder in the Presbyte
nan church. President Cleveland does not take
the sacramens of his faith General Harrison is in
full communion of the saints, according to the re-
quiTenents Of the Presbyterian confession.
In the list of republican presidents there has not
yet been Presbyterian General Arthur was an
Episcopalian General Garfield a Cambellte, Gem
eral Grant Methodist the Fraudulent HAYES a
Methodist, Andy johnson Methodist and Abraham
Lincoln devout non scctGrian.
The two Iresbyterians who now stand as repre-
sentatiyes Of the two rival parties in the country
are reported to be both firm adherents OF the Cal
whistle dogma, with modern improvements
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THE LATEST FROM STANLEY.
Sickness in the Camp and Suffering From,
Lack of Ennd.

LONDON, July 2.-The steamer Voltla has
arrived at Liverpool with Congo dispatches to
May 9th, which give further details concern
ing the camp on Aruwhimi. The camp was
suffering from lack of food and from maladies
arising from the surrounding swamps. Re-
cruiting parties, which had advanced along
Stanleys route, passed quantities of human
bones which were apparently the remains of
the victims who had fallen in fights between
Stanley's followers and the natives. No relief
had been received by the camp from Tippoo
lib. Major Barttelot, believing that Stanley
was not more than 800 miles beyond the camp
in direction of Khartoum, was preparing to
strike his tents and push on and join him.
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SHOT HIS DIVORCED WIFE
And Then Killed HimseIf-The Crimes of an
Old Man.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.--At. Trafalgar, John
son county, this morning, Samuel NJ. Hender-
son shot and killed his divorced wife, Sarah
Henderson, and then killed himself. Mrs.
Henderson obtained a divorce last September.
raigned in the United States court for sending
the divorced woman an obscene letter through
the mails, He then returned to johnson
county and married the lady with whom he
son was about 60 and Mrs. Henderson about
so years of age A family of grown children
survive their parents,
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Fatal Boiler Explosion,

P1TTsBURG, Pa, July Ga battery of boilers
at tannery of A. j. Greetzingers, Allegheny
City, exploded this afternoon, wrecking several
buildings and seriously iniuring six persons,
three of whom will probably die A large
number of others, mostly employees, were
slightly bruised and cut by being struck by
flying debris. The cause of the explosion is
believed to have been high pressure,
Engineer Wetzel died at II o'clock tonight
and Annie Myers is not expected to live until
morning. The others are resting easy Mr..
Groetzinger, one of the owners of the tannery,
says that the boilers were inspected last year
and found to be in good condition.
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FUN AT A GREEN CORN DANCE.
Fight Between United States HIarshaIs and
Crowd of Desperadoes.

MUsKEGEE, l. T., July PA desperate fight
between United States officers and two no.
torious desperadoes took place at green corn
dance near Eufaula late Saturday night. United
,StatesAIarshals PHILLIPS and mclaughlin at
tended the dance with the expectation of ar
resting some escaped outlaws. They found
two whom they wanted-brothers named Bar
rett. Tho Barretts refused to surrender and in
a fight which followed, PHILIPS was instantly
killed; mclaughlin and one of the Barrett
brothers riddled with bullets so both died
shortly; an outsider. named Mcintosh, was
shot by the surviving Barrett, who terrorized
the gathering for some time.
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sEVNEE STORMS.
Several WaS]iouts ON Iowa Eaiiroads-Scv.
oral rconln IAillah In Nnm .InranN

DIS MoNEs, Iowa, July 5.-Roports from
different parts Of this state show that last
nights storm was very severe. IL this vicin-
iy seycral houses were struck hv lightning
but no lives Were LOST. The storm was very
severe all aloug the line OF the Chicago, Bur
hugton and Quincy read, waShou,S being so
numerous that no trains have reached this city
over that road to-day. AT Cteston. one thoii-
sand feet oi track IS gniur Wateraut a number
OF culVcr.s we've destroyed.
NAsnN CTrN, Iowa. Jaly a very heavy
storm swept over the north part of the county
yesterday. Com fields were leyciltd. a NUM-
bcI OF houses Unroofcd and small grain badly
damaged Rain and wind were accompanied
by the heaviest electric storm known here Tor
y,nrs. Many horses and cattle standing near
wire fences were killed.
NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., July 5.-The Penn
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We would be pleased TO know OF man or
woman who has never had headache or been
subject to constipation. AS these seem to be
universal troubles little advice may be in or
der. Why should persons cram their stomachs
with nauseating purgative pills ect. which
sterling remedy as Prickly Ash Bitters will act
mildly and effectively on the liver, kidney,
stomach and bowels, and at the same time tone
Up and strengthen tho whole system, causing
headache, constipation and all such distressing
evils to quickly disappear.
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sCUFFLING FOR A PISTOL.
Two Drunken Officers Kill Each Other in a
Little Row,

LOUISVILLE KY, July 2.-Near Pinevile,
last night James McGorge and Bill Smith, special
sheriff deputies, shot each other to death. They
were sent to arrest some violaters of the loca
whisky laws. Returning, they stopped at floating
saloon on Cumberland river. While drinking there
they got into wrangle over pistol taken from
prisoner Smith had the pistol. In scuilie to keep
1t shot McGorge through the neck McGorge drew
his own pistol and shot thrice, wildly Us he fell
One shot struck Smith in the head killing him in
SANITY and the other two wounded Bill Haskins
people were much excited over the affair, and the
owner Of the boat abandoned it and is in hiding
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The Rrewers, Strike Declared on.

CINCINNATI, July 6.-The strike of the
Brewers union because member was dis
charged by his employers for disobedience of
the rules, was formally declared off today after
no inconvenience to the s-brewers after the
first few days, and now all the breweries are
non-unon, while the workmen have lost
about $50, 900 in wages.
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Primus Jones and His Bale.

ALBANY, Ca, July Especial. THE first
bale of new cotton was received here this morn
ing from Primus w. Jones, of Baker county,
consigned to Il. A. Hall, and donated to the
Georgia Chautauqua. 1t weighs about four
hundred pounds, and grades low middling.
1t was sold at public outcry at Weston's
warehouse, and bought by Hamilton 81 Co.,
York.
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An Old Man Killed on the Track.

COLUMBUS, Ga, July 4.-[Special. Mr.
A. I. Seats was killed by freight train on the
Georgia Midland railroad, near Waverly Hall,
this morning. Mr.. Seats is very old and deaf.
He was walking up the track with bowed
head. The train was heavy one and was go
ing down steep grade. The engineer made
every effort to stop, but failed. Mr.. Seats was
struck IN the forehead and killed instantly.
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Governor Taylor Wins a Foot Race.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 5.-rSpecial. i
There was big "old whig' barbecue at Muir
freosboro today, attended by thousands of tho
old wings. Governor Taylor was present,
dancing with the country girls on the saw dust.
Governor Taylor and Major Sparks had a foot
race Tor modal aud the governor won by half
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Accidont TO a Georpia T.odv.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Mrs. Stokes, an old
lady from Madison, Ga, while descending Il flight
ofsteps at the Eden Musee today fell and died in
stantly Mrs. Stokes was stopping with a friend q
No 1913 Fifth avenue. she was the widow of a
wealthy planter who died in 1870. She was in
company with Mrs. McHenry, of Alabama, at the
time OF the accident.
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Killed by Lightning.

ROME, Ga, July 5.-Ths evening, while San
Formby and wife were hoeing in field neal
this city, lightning struck them and both were
instantly killed. Formby was 10 years old ant
his wife 10. They were married last Christ
mas.
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An Octogenarian Baby,

From The PhlI0deIphla Times.
There is a man living in Georgia, eighty-one
years Old who has never taken chew OF tobacco
nor smoked a cigar, never drunk, never swore
and never married. And yet he probably thinks
that he "knoWs it all" MISUNDERSTANDING.
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ROCHESTER, n. y, July 5.-Yesterday af-
ternoon John johnson, farmer living near Ham.
lin, accidentally killed his son, aged twenty.one,
who had come for Il visit lie then, in anguish
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Payment on Demand?

From the New York sun.
Husband espondently)-Things look tough,
my dear But the world owes me a living.
Wife impatienuy)-W for heavens sale, John
brace UP and collect il,
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Carter's Little Liver Pills will positively
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Valuable in Presidential Year.

There grows in Mixteca, Mex, a plant which
the natives call "The Herb Of Prophecy" 1t is said
that whoever partakes of the herb in few moments
sinks into sort of sleep or rather hypnotic state,
in which. while apparently quite insensble he has
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Commissioners.

We tho UNDERSIGNED Banks and Bankers will nav
all l'rl2cg drawn In The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may lie presented at our counters
AZ. NJ. MALMSLEN, Pres. Louisiana Natu
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres. state Nnt'l I,ls
\. BALDWIN, Tres. New Orleans Natl nh
CARL KohN, Pres Union National Bank.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A GREEABLY TO AN ORDER OF COURT OF
N Ordinary of Pike county, will be sold TO the
Fulton county between the legal hours of sale, on
Tuesday, Augnst7th 1888 following property to-wiE
Sixteen shares Capital City Improvement Co.
stock.
Ten shares Gate City Loan and Building Assoela.
ton stock.
Two shares Peters Park Improvement Co. stock.
One fourth undivided interest i'll certain tract
of land containing rs acres. situated in the county
of Fulton state of Georgia. fronting the Central rail-
road, known as the Asa p Toland place.
Terms made known on day of sale
jy3w4t L, c. d G. f. ELDER, Adm's.
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GEORGIA, FAYETTE COUNTY-TO WHOM IT
VI may concern: /. +. Blalock, adIninistrator OF
estate of H. II. Pope of said county, deceased, has
applied to the undersigned for leave TO sell the land
belonging to said estate, and Will pass upon said
application on the first Monday in August next.
This June 10Th, 1888 d. NJ. FRANKLIN,
iuly 3-W4t Ordinary
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GEORGIA, FAYETTE COUNTY-TO WHOM 1T
W may concern: g. w. Noel, administrator Of
estate of Amelia Harwell. of said counry deceased,
has applied to the undersigned for leave TO s- the
land belonging TO said estate, and viii pass upon
application on the first Monday in August next
This June Goth, 1855. d, NJ, FRANKLIN,
July 3W4t Ordinarv
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100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars encb
Halves $40: Quarters MO- gsnths So:
Twenticths 81.
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Beauty

l. desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done to
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
CA pITAL PRIZE. 100000

III the Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, August 2. 1883.
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NEW YORK, July 4.-The Tammany society,
or Columbian order, today celebrated for the
one hundredth time, the anniversary of the
declaration Of independence. Usually the eel
ebration takes place in the wigwam, on Four
teenth street. but the recent fire there com
PEELED the braves to assemble in the academy
of music The house was beautifully deco
rated. Among the letters of regret
was the following from President
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-07
Public Local Law.

AN ACT
To repeal Chapter So of the Acts of Assembly
passed at the January Session, 1856, entitled
IAN Act to regulate the trial of causes be
fore Justices of the Peace for Garrett coup
ty" and to enact the following Sections in
lieu thereof requiring security for costs.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Chapter So of
the Acts of Assembly passed at January Ses-
sion, eighteen hundred and eighty-siX, en-
titled "An Act TO regulate the trial of causes
before Justices Of the Peace for Garrett coun-
ty," be and the same is hereby repealed, and
the following sections be enacted in lieu
thereof:
2 In any suit or action before a Justice of
the Peace in Garrett county, where the plain
tif'is not a resident of the State of Maryland
the Justice OF the Peace shall upon motion OF
the de endant, require the plaintiff to give
security for the payment of the costs and
charges which may be recovered against him
in such action. When such security is re-
uuired in any case the plaintiff shall be en-
titled to n continuance for not less than six
nor more than fourteen days, ami If the
security required be not then given he shall
be non suited.
3. In all cases ofappeal from Justices OF the
Peace i'm said county to the Circuit Court the
plaintiff, if he be Il nonresident of the state
of Maryland, may be required to give secur-
ity for costs in the same manner ana to the
same extent in all respects as If the case had
originated in the Circuit Court for said county
| SEC. And be 1t enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
| Approved February Sd, 1888.
! hereby certify that the aforegolug is a cor
| rect copy of an Act OF the General Assembly
of Maryland passed January Session. 1888.
w. G. PURNELL,
47S Secretary of The Senate,