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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A MAN shot He Divorced Wife aud
Himaelf

Los ANGELES, sept s.--John McGufhe
arrived 1T san Pedro some time this morn
ing and procet ded TO the house
OF Ms. Croker. where his divorced
wife has been living for some time,
past. He engaged his wife in conversation
and requested her 10 come and live with
bin again. bat she refused. He then got
mp and went 10 the q or, apparently with
the Intention of going out, but turned
around and said: "lf you can't live with
me You can't live at all
He then pulled q revolver aud shot at
her. She jumped up, when he fred two
more shots and she fell dead He then
said: ''iil go with you" and turned the
revolver AT his own breast and fred. lie
then threw the revolver down.
man hearing the shots ran TO the scene
and picked up the revolver. when Nc
oatfie asked Il T IL gain to reioaa. remark
ins- Il have not made very good Job OF
70. He succeeded IN getting some cart
ridges out OF his pJeket when
the constable arrived and took b i'm 10 jail.
Medicai assistance was sent for
MIS- Nc6utlic Was disorc. from her
h6sbd.d about two years ago MIS-
Croekes was in her room al The time OF the
murder. MeGuliie is still living but IL is
thought his wound will prove fatal
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THRILLING INCIDENT.
A Boy Carried Up by . Rope Hang.
Ing from \ 8alis.oe

fekfts>Fs, sept. s--A very exciting and
thrilling incident occurred here this even
iias, Prof. T. H. Redmond, au seroGsut.
wss to make aR ascension this evening in
a hos-air balloon. gnss as the large air.
ship sailed away skywsra. q lad aged II
years, named Eddie Hail. became en-
tangled In the ropes attached 10 the ira.
peze. HIS neek kos caught ia q half -noess.
sisd The boy could net poss!hsy exfstea,e
himself. He ciung desperately 10 the
ropes With bath hands. aad by winstug
tbs IN around both arms managed 10 save
himself irena falling aud fraEa choking 20
death. sbe balloon nss.s over 90 feet
and dTittet several miles away TO the
southeast
The air-ship was seven minutes in the
air II came down light a. n feather. ans
the lad came Gown without a scratch. The
ooy Was frightened nearly 70 death, bat
90 recovered after findilg himself safely
on earth again.
Professor Redmond did not go up at all:
u ne had his weight would have ehokea
the boy 10 death. Wien he saw how thk.
al Was eaught, he let go the ropes aud
remained on the ground The ascension
was witnessed by over oao people Great
excitement prevailed daring the time tbs
balloon MAS in &, c air
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STILL SAVING At THE BARS.
Highway man CiarA's YearntnK for
Liberty~-.Iatl Notes.

Charles Cisrk, the yoang highwaymsn,
il giving new evidences of his desperate
character every day Yesterday morning
when Jailer Leckie went down to let the
prisoners out of their cells. he tound that
Clark had sawed through two bars in his
cell door during the night. 20 that escape
into the corridor would have been an easy
matter This led 10 q search of his cell
aud the discovery of saw. which was
either overlooked in the close search OF
Friday or had been passed in since that
time. This Is the eighth saw ina, has been
taken from the jail during the past two
weeks. How they are smugglfd into the
jail Is my stery yet To be solved.
schulife, the convicted and sentenced
horseihief, recovered from his psruxysms
of grief saturday nisht aud was ~ uucon.
ccrncd a. AT ANY time since his arrest. yes
terday. He will probably he taken To
Walla Walla tomorrow ia company
with Barney Martin, the burglar.
Martin was somewhat better yes erday,
having been given a small allowance OF
opium a. a brscer. He viii be taken into
court this morning for sentence. His
greatest dread about going 10 the peniten-
iisry is That he will be deprived of the
drug while there.
curran Is another opium fiend for whom
confinement has more than ordinary ter
rors. He suffered greatly Yesterday be
cause he was deprived of opium aud NOR
phine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09
SONS OF VETERANS.
Their Annual Encsmpms R-gins
To-day at Patterson

PATTERSON, y J., Seps. s-Tgse asrnth
ANIMAL eseampmens Of thr Sous al
Veterans viii begin here tomorrow. aud
there viii te = large attendance Geaersl
Abbott, eoinmansieein-chiei. aud Stxf 10
geiher With the illiaois. Ai.aassl. Mime
sofa. Michigan. Ne hrssks. Colorssis. aud
wyoming delegaits vii rive tomorrow
iort utssn. Ia the evening theFe slil be a
camp nTr, an 4 en- the ialioWiug isy the
formal opening cf the cacAmpsn, at viii
take place.
ua Tuesday afternoon there Wli be
Ssenerai parade, Ia which the militia y aili
take part as escorts 10 the ~ors oi Veterans
The meeting this year wi,l b. OF uaaspsl
Importance. on account af the insiosss>
ment by the rcoeut q. A. X. eHsafapnaent
Of the camp system. There are two
hfaDches Of the sous OF Veterans, iesie,
mated as the camp and post systems Balh
organizations have been eAeFting them-
selves Tor years 10 eet aa indorselnent of
the Grand Army.
Last winter . sort of conSUtfsiai l0n of
the systems WAS patched up. each AZ ~, iug
Ia fnake concessions. Siure then the ,asst
system has withdrawn from the nee sslent.
aud as q result the national eaeampment
of the q. A. r.. held at Milwaukee, in
deFs>d the Sons of Veterans, atherStse
known as the camp system.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the
veStEbuted sleeper and diningca route fof
all points Easi. once, No nc second
street. Boston block
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G. q. Nst'Ingly 4 sons. distiilers q
Louisville, Ky. are reported embarrassed.
Creditors have been asked for an exfen.
sion of time. The rrm's assets are given %
500. 600. and liabilities st s2s,0o
Fifty people were seriously poisoned .
the village Of Bellsyiile. Ohio. saturday.
by eating cheese IL IL feared some ct
them may die. This In the third case ol
this kind within a week.
The heavy storms Saturday between
Benson and wilcox, Afiz.. bfobe the fele-
graph wires aud washed out the track II
many places on The Dragon mountain.
All trains were DELAYED.
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y. N. e.. A. ANNIxEksARY.
Crowded Meeting in the Armory
Lat SSRhf

ghnixaiion ~ the seattle T. " C. A. was
celebrated by iolnt meeting OF the
shaFchss ia the Arfnory last night More
lhan 2.isa people were present. and many
were turned away. The exercises con
sisted of ehsrsi singing. Pysyer reports Of
committees srd ala address by Noel II.
Jacks. % 80 Francisco, the T. n &. A
evangelist TIE eDfu EiEfee Feygrfs showed
phenomenal progress, despite the calamity
ot June q. 1r. Gseks dgelt on the mAgat-
tnfe of he associations work aud shos "a
hos iHtle, after all. Wa ing done By the
hurehes - combat the evil Influences of
tue thestsr and the saloon
ne eiosef MS address by an earn 4 sp
peal fer fuuas. aud several huacred dsi
lsFs Was subscribed
fhc annual business meeting snf elec.
tioa of oEseers IS III take piaee today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09
A FATAL RIOT.
HungariaDs, Poles and Irirhmen
shoot to XIII.

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. s.-fa~i night a
riot broke out in the lower mart of New
castle, ioca y known as "poh hhinsville. :"
between gangs of Irishmen Poles and
scsndinavians employed in The Tasker
Iron Works, in the course Of which an
Hungarian namef Francis Isnkarisky aas
shot and instantly Killed by some of the
Irish rioters. An lflshman named owen
Kavanaugh was stabbed In ten or twelve
places by an unknown Hungarian.
The riot was the outcome of a race feel
ing. Tw.nty-thrse OF the siays have
been arrested, and warrantswtll bs issued
for the Irish participants. Evidence thus
far indicates that Jankovisky was trying
to beep away from some intoxicated lrish-
men. when one fired a shotgun. the load
passing through Jsnkoyisky's heart Five
irishmen. two Hungarians and sn Hun
gariau woman also received wounds from
tnnshots and missiles In the melee
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THE MADISON STREET CABLE
Directors Say =. N. Thom y s"n Will
Begin Construction This Week.

Director 4. y. Mitten, of the Madison
street Cable Com pauy, announces that the
contract for the construction OF the Msdi-
son street cable line has been lei 90 Mr.. J.
VI. Thompson. the father of cable propul-
sion In this city.
Mr.. Thompson leftfor Portland yesterday
TO look after the construction of projected
cable line there He will return today,
and the work on the Madison street cable
line viii then begin
The starting point viii be 81 Front street
aud the line win run along Madison street
so Lake Washington
At the lower end OF the line the rails
viii be laid at once, and the surveyors will
soon com pieie their work ~ the upper end.
Contractor Thompson VIII then begin
grading all slof < the inc. and viii employ
large force of men. Dr. HltteD says the
Inc will be in operation within sis
months
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He Pays for = Portland sprec with
Spurious Check.

c. G. Deffenbaush, the whilom member
of the real estate firm of Deifenbaugh &
Burroughs, Il wanted again. his disposi.
'ion 10 iiy high having won for him "a
creditor who will stay with him long after
his many fast friends have deserted him.
Some time ago Seattle became too warm
and too full Of the fy young mans cneiit-
ors, among whom was his partner, Bur
rouehs, and be left for Poftispd How he
succeeded in his rssraiity there IL told in
the following dispatch. received from Port
land last night
foKrLsND, SEPT. s.--rhomss Guinean,
proprietor Of the Esmond hotel. is fuok ing
for taalian G. Dchenbaugh, OF the real
estate firm og Deffrnbaugh & Burroughs,
No il6 Main street. Seattle, who, he says,
passed spurious check for 500 on him
the other day.
DeffeBbaugh has been q patron oi the
Esmonh hotel oil and on for year, and
Gutnean bad cashcd several checks for
him. The last one WAS drawn on Dexter
Horton & Co. aud was returned protested.
'suiuesn SAYS that nefienbaugh spent
money lsyishly, and none hut the lest
brands Of champagne would suit him.
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A FOUL MURDER
The Terrible Mutilation -
an Italian.
cRfsE IN EsSr NEwAax. X
The Murder 10 Relieved 10 Ne -.
work Of Friends Of ssis
Son-in-lAu.

Nxwasx. y. J., >cps. S-A 5oal pp,A..
wss discovered IN East Nswssk TODAY ~.
within heiag an Italian about u vears "a
The hoiy sc the murdered nam Mas s.,.,.x
ON an old gravel decS sitsssssd I'm -
nacSdows The remsinS pStsenssSi : 49,
mole sight The aes1 bad esen cut frcm
the hety, sNidcutly with kaffs. ara th~s-
ballet hoiSs were teusd ia re hrvasf ans
enc at which seplJ have sauSsss .3,ssS
N"thtas a tVand cn The lsady BY whtcn
Il could b sdentslesi Ii - hs,lleyext -.
mtitst, Was committed in Newark sna H.
essssy rewesi scrsss tbs riVcr aaa l~ft wh~,s
u WAS to0ad 10 j. thoughs the murder
wss she work cf sn italian ysecrvf S~snl.ssx
>EwsRN. =. sept >-1ne hssv has
been idealifisd ~ that ai n, ank Avecio.
whe formerly lived en Millocyry ssrex4'
New YOrs. lie bad heen Ewing in New.
ark hai twa mouths IL il anaerssassd -
stabbed bis son in-lsw VA Kew Nefk ana
after tia' was IN aisiiug henc. IL IL h.
lievest some friends ol his ION In -taw foi-
lowed him here and fAMrsieesss him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09
BALL-PLAYEks QUARREL.
The st. Louis Club Refuses to Play
Breoklynites.

new YORK, Sept. s-Between l5,0oo and
2o.0oo people went 10 kidgewood park 10
witness the game between the St Louis
and BROOKLYN teams. The It. Louis team
refused 10 play. in feet the players did not
even go To the grounds. When the time for
the game TO begin arrived, Umpire Gold
smith formally presented the game 10 the
Brooslyn club by score of 5 to O The
crowd had been admitted te the grounds
free. AT II p. m. Saturday President By rue
receivsd = telegram iEosz. President N.sn-
der Ahee saying: II refnse to allow my
club To play any more games Ia Brook.
lyn."
On receipt of this teleg am ByFue imme-
wire President Nycsoff az Cuium.
bus, asking him TO notify Wonder Ahee
that II he refused 10 play the games ~
scheduled he would subject himself To cx-
pulsion. No reply has been received.
Wonder Ahec stands firm In tis posi-
tioa.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Business and Dwelling Houses
burned at Tehama

TEHAsA, Cal. Sept. s.-A Chinese laun-
dry. Chris Hei6er's livery stable. Ash
brooks private stables and Zorhorst's
harness shop We're destroyed by fire yester-
day. After the fire was thorghi 10 be
under eoDtrol, IL broke out on The opposite
side OF the street and destroyed the stores
of :. A. Tyngle, Mrs. Green. l. r.. Ash.
brooks general merchandise store aud
several Others. The total loss l. estimated
al over s2i 40; Insurance. about 81. .oso.
ossan bassett has been arrested on sus-
pieion of being the incendtRry. Helier's
hotel caught fire. but was saved by hard
unrk
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BEATEN To DEATH
The Body Hidden in the Store,
which Was Fired.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept sc. :. Walters. " ho
kept a grocery store a, Sewell's Point. was
found murdered early this morning
Parties called and woke up Walters. and
a. he opened the door he WAS struck I'm.
sensible with club and then beaten %
death The murderers then robbed The
store, after which the body was placed be
tween two cotton mattresses. which were
set on IRE The fire burned slowly aud
ahen the hody was found by a member
of the family. one arm aud portion of the
face on were burnt of, Two negroes. who
acted Suspiesously. were arrested.
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rHE LONDON sesIke.
The Lard Mayor and Cardinal Man.
ming Write q lsetter.

IoNnoN. sept. S.The lpri. mayer Of Lon
don, Rlshop Temple and Cardinal Man.
ming have written \ joint letter, ia which
thcy recount The nesogiatians conducted
by them with the dock eon,paaics. with 4
view ~ a settlement OF tlsa strike, They
express surprise at the strikers repudis.
uon oi the terms agrect to hy the dock
companies. and dCclsne tae option that il
the men continue 20 strike shes will fnricls
the sympathy hitherto accorded Ia them.
The strikers held another large meeting
in Hyde park today Tsc proreeiiurx
were orderly. Rurns. in s;scech. declared
kat IL Was mistake 10 suppose that hc
had agreed Co the proposal ni the arhssrat.
orS lie invited the stTiEerS TO declare
whether or uo, they would accept the pro-
posai Loud shouts of Ne wen; up fsom
the crowd
A probable compromise ain soon be ar
ranged on the basis Of incrs ssed wagcs, he
ginning the first OF November.
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RACE TgoUBLE- IN eE0EeIA.
The Town Marsbsf Of Pelham shot
BY Negro

SAVANNAH. Ca, sept s.-H D. sstle
berry. town msrshsl ~ Peln&m vfllage
near ThoToassiIle ass fatally sb.f lsss
night while trying to srrest a pesro 6og Ia
citing riot After ssf'cherFy was shsst
be rstarns 4 ihe Hegrofs Gre. ard 4 general
shooting followed between whites ana
b srks. ia which a Negro Nss fafailg
wounded Rare irgaules seemed isaral-
ucni for time bar as aveffes
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THE UNION PACIFIC.
President Adams Responds to .
Toast tn the Line.

FoRr WORTH, Tex, sept. s--Prs sident
Adams and party OF the Uuion Pacific of
hcials arrived here yesterday. At ban
quet given by the Bosrd OF Trade Lass
evening President Adams. in response TO a
toast given, The Onion Pacific Railway
and its line Ia the Gulf" said the Union
Pacific wanted 10 send the products oi the
North sest 10 the markets of Europe.
aud he had no eeueeahneni io
make as To the obi ct OF his
visit. The operation os the interstate com.
meree law hampers all railroad iiaes 10
aud from the great markets OF tbis county:
that he had come to see If the hus ness OF
this country and the Union Pacific could
not be done more satisfactorily by line
through Texas to the Gulf than via & nicago
and Duluth. l. Ike the jews of old he and
his party had tome TO spy oiit the land,
and they were satisfied II was more than
probable the old route of traffic would give
WAY La the new
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CHRISTIAN woMKN's WORK.
A Hems for Girls Under Considers-
tion by the w. q. r. q.

Al the regular meeting Of the Central
woman's Christian Temperance Union
held In the Methodist Episcopal hurch on
Friday afternoon, number Of new mem.
bcrs were added Ia the Union. and consider
able business was transacted.
The Superintendent of the lecture
bureau Was instructed To telegraph
MAJOR Milton and secure his services for
series of lectures before the consing elec-
ton. IL possible.
The superintendent of the evangclisiic
department. with the assistance of q com
mittee of one from each church. WAS in
siructed to make arrangements for tenn
perance mass meeting AZ an early date.
plan was proposed for opening home
for girls. committee. consisting OF
Messismes Graves. Paykhurst and Butler,
was appointed 90 take the matter into con-
slderstion and report At the next meeting.
The subject fer the neat meeting will be,
Hygiene and Hsredity," led by Mrs Dr.
Johnson, superintendent Of that depart
Yu4uf
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a scandinavian who Was on His
Way to seattle.

TACOMA, Sept. S. man OF Ssandina.
Wan descent, name unknown, was killed
on the railroad near the drawbridge this
morning. being run over by the Seattle
train The body was terribly mangled,
the right arm being torn OF, the right hand
crushed. and all the ribs on the right side
crushed. Death was evidently insiantane-
ous.
Deceased was aged about Is years. Was
five feet i've inches n ~. of prepossessing
appearance, aud from the papers found on
his person must have recently srrived from
The old country and was on his wsy 10 Sc
attic. Papers on his body gave numerous
names. but none BY which he could be
Identified One of hem was addressed 10
L. p. k.nive, Washington rossen. Front
sire I, Seattle.
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of West
Elm the
pardon within Of
We
haven Lncsne
Mediterranean and
Rhine sought
theft World
uniaue
in oat
az white and
tors
nj
raansefai IN fasF
the ess1s
ox
uarsh and
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KANSAS CRY, sept. s.-fTsnk Kowru, of
ts'ilan. snd Frank Bles.ite, OF Marshall,
No, were drunk last uieht and fell ssl, ey
on the Alton trak ~ Marshall, Nc The
train ran over ana hill, a them both.
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A Man shoots His Wife ard Then
kti1s Himself

CEARLEsroS, 5. C.. Sept. In York
county today b. Boyd. n white man. shot
mis- wife aud then killed himself. Boyd
moved To Arkansas. Ark. some years ago.
and returned without her, claiming To
have been divorced The fate of his second
W fe suggests that he may have murdered
bis arkt wife
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Nkw oslEA~s. sept >-A fSsssaaf
Greenwoca. Mas. special says thai tseorrx
Alien. ore ot the principal headers In the
ate tFss0oies IN lsaore county, ahc shot
his oau brother because hs waaai p.s, soiu
~ith me rta'ers. has been eapsarci at In.
d'SDoss >gnsioser cssrnfy
Inc Fsesisas< alsa reports iAe Killing OF
Two nsSroes hp another negro whose sister
they had iuSulteSf.
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NsEEl4>ss. Va. sent >-A terrible
shooting aarar cecarresi Al North sprine.
wyoming county. yesterday. in which
n re miners were engaged Qasrrel srose
ever sla Old xrusige between collins and
West Lester and West assaulted Collins
Snd shot him twice. Collins returned the
nre. ucon3ing both mra. A third shot
from Vests revolver blew Collins brains
cat. Lester died from his wounds
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A beck. Hand is Almost Roasted In
the Gtamea.

MASisrEE, Mich. Sept s-~The barge
Charles Reitz caught Ere yesterday after
noon near Point an sable. frsn spsrks In
the hay on her deck. The Gre consumed
considerable hay, besides burning portions
Of the vessel and her sails The slarm
started two men from their sleeping tef,hS
in the forecastle. The tirst man passed
through with slight Injuries John New
mayer, q deck hand, attempted 70 follsw
but being bsrefeote,i. be feii ia the flames
and was almost roasted Physicians have
no hopes Of his reefVerF
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I1@isxfiLK, sep' -~~Ffssi Nszses. who
arrived here fraia EslrTalsghsm. sls. yes-
terass VA native of ~sxauy snA hsa
eaFae 70 BsTr1ins tSsga under . contract sf,
soYx oH the railroad There xsrs 10 im
tne gang Of Izs~sFeEs ia ahieh Bs c.me
Thsy we're y-asaised ST. ys1r snas.t8 aud
beard, bst were paid only ) eeuss DAY
Wagner toad bet t&ls English sgsd knsx
nossssug ri the eoDsFsct labor faw. He e.
cAp~d With 1fsfscssi'y fesfn Birmingham
tie a. gsFen Easses asssi e0atianssz on as
trip fo~aFst. Ne& fusx
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A TIDAL wAyF.
IL Dr.Deh~s Esthsrs. ssat Does
Little Damage.

RocEk~ay BEACH. -epf ~-A ~ 81 %
o'elock this siieFnoon Fress CONSERVATION
xas caused By e licsi save. shieh roilsd
seventy ieet up the teach ana broke over
100 az 400 T9E~Uns. scD- sng6en and
children, who we're On the sands II came
without warning. and, though q rash wss
male fer shelter. fe1 t@esf-ssf - fDk
frenchs5 A large nuns seY of snail bsis8
fnxs. stands, etc were Ksshed away.
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DIR. MENNfNG DEAD
Died From wounds Received Dur
Ing the Late War.

NEW Yogg. sept. s.-~Dr. HenD Men
ninger died at ipis residence s. Brooklyn
tOsy, after = brif iIlsess thss was directly
uaceahie toShe wounds he received dur
ing the late war. Hs was born ia Isss, in
Germany. FROM which aDnnfFy hls father
hsd 10 fiy fns political olFenses with Carl
-churz and General Frs=z slcgel in ISIS
Dr Nenuirsgrr was editor nug gghlisher ~
= Republican paper published in The
southern Atlantic states
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A FIREBUG'S WORK
Wrightsville. Pa. Is a Scene
Of Terror.
LOCKED IN q BsRNINs HORSE
4 Vigilance Committee Patrols the
Place Eeaay AeInsyre Charged
with AtAen.

LANsssrES. Pa sept S-Mfa ghgSysl IL. a
small tosn on the ssSaRshsuas. eppGS. Is
Csi0 abba. in this eoansy. wss sssfa cf
icrror lass nisnt. the police ssaiien and
nfe barns heiaz DESTROYED hy iasrndixTy
a7es~ After the hrsf TIRE a vig glasce com
nisise patrol I'd tie place. bat failed Ia.
pEeysatt other ffes. the last os-rurrs.i
early this morning. a; which Jsnes eie.
tester, aliss "ResiGs" Mcgatyre WAS
seized ga suspicion Of s@ang the sncea.
sstsry, sasa was loSkes1 up Sa tAe 3saFNSag
bnii1sag, from which. hoaeyxg. hr sac.
csesiesi Ia escaping, He wss afterwards
arrested on charge oi sr>an. and taken
10 the York county Ssis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09

KANSAS 1aFy, SesI s-A st~rtsi srou
Tishominso. ChfSsssw natien. saws iha,
serious trouble Is sppFehsfssiea growing
out OF the proposition to rrisSrt the returns
oi the rccat tlsz.sioa Tor uaeml~ssS rf the
legislature from enc or two counties