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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

THE last chance to buy large number
of lots In the West End at forced sale.
See X. Is Chaflin Il Co.'S advertisement.
Take the electric car TO Ashland and
Washington streets, where the sale will
be continued this evening at A O'Clock
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SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS, SORE THROAT,
etc, should try BroicH's Bronchial
Troches,' simple but sure remedy. Sold
only IN 5ores. Price, % cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

When Baby vas sick, we gave her Castorfs
Nhen she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Cs.storlA
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HENRICo.

Joseph Bryan and James H. Dooley to
Charles Lorraine, 60 feet on north side
Floyd street near Robinson and ID feet
on south side Grove avenue near Robin
son. 81 ,4jO; Isaac Davenport, Jr, 10 b.
b. Henley, 81 acres on north side Deep
Run turnpike, $3.50; J. H. Derbyshire to
Chas. l.. Steel, i10 ZIP feet on Hanover
street northwest corner Walnut,
S76762j; H. {. Jones to J. II. Dinneen,
40 ZIP feet on Hanover street south
east corner Walnut. $4,000; y. NJ.
Wilson to III. c. Jones, 40 7-l2 feet on
Hanover street southeast corner Walnut,
S5,9,0.42 same 10 j. ii. Derbyshire, 80
7-l2 feet on north side Grove avenue
near Walnut street, s2,j9l.25; same to
Allison * Addison, 40 1-l2 feet on
Grove avenue southwest corner Walnut
street, S,,6,625; Martin Wackerly to G.
L. Growers trustee. 80 acres near Nine
Mile road, 81 ,0s37c
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EXIT HUBBARD. ENTER SWIFT.

One Has Been Minister To Japan, ia,
other VIII BE.
John F. Swift, who has been appointed
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo
tertiary OF the United States 10 Japan. IS &
wealthy and very prominent man in Pacifi,
slope politics. He Is a lawyer, and has he'll,
several positions Of importance in the state
He has retired from active practice, though
he is only about 80 years Old He i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

The object OF tni- suit ls iu hHfU .......
hi the Court H certain deed ni ..f.|.. ..
rruftt iu she month Ni trNNHIf I... ..
sterling J. tuImp tO William N. II..H I
tee for Elil hctu ID. Sheppard an.I i. ........
sale under Che oriers Oi fha tHIII.f fI....
estate described 100 fho suIi drfa. U.... I..
SIX feet lrUniIns un fhr west s.iN .f -..I....
tfreef, between Clay ami ltilh sIItI. I. f..
elty OF Mtnmlnd win flr nrf. ...
thereon. numbered by street nun.N.. II .....
Nenth street, and proper h~rD- ..I r
purchase money. And aihuallf .If.U. I.
.nidc ANA filed That William ~If.n.II. .I..
VI. sheppard. sterling q. fnNrIHI. H |
Wood and SailIe Wood, D.. wife. nfD 0.I.....
dents cd the susie on NlfgInu. 10 .. ..I..
That they du appear here within fHr.. ....
sitter aHe publication ui fhif UniIf. ..
what i- necessary fn protect iltn T.UI.. .
this suit. tHAr " GOUIlN. iI.lk.
4 copy -Iosfe.
" vs.. 4 Is a.. tRr Ip. r.u. NH TIN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

Ayres against Wells administrator.
Argued by W. w. Henry, Esq, for APP
pellant. and II. ". Petross, Esq, and
Colonel John II. Guy for appellee.
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Committee on Fire.

The Fire Committee met last night at
7 o'clock and acted upon the numerous
applications for the erection of buildings
in different parts of the city.
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THE MURDERED EDITOR.
ROMANCE or THE LIFE OF CAPT.
r. w. DAWSON.

His bravery ip Battie-A Graphic Story
Of tho Killing Of Dawson--storiss Of His
Newspaper Career-His Connection with
the Civn War.
The untimcly death OF Capt i. W. Daw-
son. editor Of The Charleston q. c. News
and Courier, at the hands Of Or. Y y. Nc
Dow. of that city, removes from the field 81
southern journalism one OF it, shining lights
a man who was popular, not merely in a
social sense, but, with his large. progressive
ideas and marvellous energy. one who In his
work and person was "a typo Of the New
South
Capt Dawson was. ike many generous men.
hot headed and npetuous->ometimes imlc
rious. Men Of strong executive ability rarely
brook opposition, and he was one Of them
An incident illustrates this trait In his char
acter, and II has n bearing upon what has
been written In the early days Of recon
structiOn paper was established in Charles
ton known rs The Republican It. editor
Myron Fox, had graduated from The New
York Tribune. and was as brave as he WIS
bralny. He realized that ho was "a stranger
in a strange land" yet with a conscience alive
to the issues Of the hour. he fought on against
desperate odds Among his bittere,t anfag
onsts was Capt Dawson. then just beginning
10 edit The Charleston News Between the
two men it was every day give and take
At last. something vas said 10 The Republi
can that provoked Dawson 10 more than
usual wrath. and with cane IN hand hc went
20 the Offending editor 10 demand that he
should either apologize or take a whipping
The Republican man, on the occasion of the
call WIS sitting AT his desk writing an od!to.
rial When he saw the threatening stick b.
DOLLY told Dawson toputit downo or he would
throw him ont OF the window I'm a second
more the two men were clinchel The stout
Young Northcrncr, lifting his visitor from the
door with a. much ease as an athlete handles
dumb bell. carried the captain where no said
tie would-to the wiudow-aud remarked. 81
don't want you 10 apologize, and don't want
TO diop you: but VIII yoa stop quarrelmgf"
There was So much determination in the
words and method OF the man thar Dawson
quietly said YES apologi1ed like the gentle
man be was, and thereafter tho two editor.
became very respectful friends
The history Of + W Dawson, if it were
enlarged, would read like a romance lie
went 10 the south bearilcss boy OF "a Born
in England, tired OF the struggle for live
lihood in London, and seeing new oppOrtuni
ties for an adventurous spirit in the war just
begun between the north and south. he stole
a passage on the steamer Nashville, then
Confederate privateer, commanded by Capt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

Do get bottle of DR.. David's cough
syrup and cure that cough.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

Catsrrh cured by Mrs. Joe Person,
remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

raised, sa Us Tho
Engineer, and as
get we have seen
10 AUTHORITATIVE
document on that
head signed by any
scientific man or
Endorsed by any
learned society, but
scientific utility is
possibly a second
airy object in its
construction. The
tower will h. such
a curiosity in itself
Us TO powerfully
helm 10 draw, many
visitors 70 Paris
during the exhibit
ton. On the lst Of
January "A book on
the Eiifel tower, by
VI. Max de Manson
ty. engineer, was
published in Paris,
and the author
gives the names of
several leading
i'renchnen Of sci
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eIffEL's TOpkNOT.
II win Consist OF q Lantern Twenty-thre>
Feet High.

Feet High.
The Eiifel tower In Paris, which Is 06i feet
high. and, as every one knows, is tho tallest in
he world, has an elaborate TOP, Of which we
give an illustration. Tho lowest platform
seen In the cut is the third one from the
ground. Tie platform includes balcony Of
square form measuring about sixty feet on
each side. The outside promenade will be Of
glass plates in movable frames In the cen
ter Of the platform will be cabin divided
into laboratories To b. used for making cx.
periments. Above this platform is the high
ut platform on the tower, standing over 80
Feet from the ground. The summit Of the
over consists ~ "A lantern twouty-three feet
high, which viii contain an optical system
he same as that Of Il lighthouse Of the first
class The light will I've a fixed one In ad-
iition two optical projectors will bc pro
yided. giving the power Of Illuminating at
will the principal monuments of Paris.
The question OF the possible use of tho Eifel
'ower for scientific purposes has been often
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Against

Charlie II. thlhlry. Lyman fh.IIIri. 3D. b..
Nadlcigh, Susan N. tMIkNl .N .ff..
Bank OF Virginia. Ine-r %. thn.tf.I .
rffaffuh. Who with fhr -fiI Charles ID fI....
lcY. Ernest H. thalkftf Iui lImln iiI..
ley, compose tho urm ot 81. T. rfrff.n D
Co.. !. ID. tlili. trustee. DOB 10 nNfII fI f.I..
from Charles n. thalhlcy HnI HIfr. h.lII.g
date on thc .fh dAy Oi October. lttl.s Do II.
cOts, trustee. octlfin 49, lnlDf-. IiU I..f
National fank of hthm0ni. b. IS fI...n.
uusitt. ln a rtri of must fmn Al. Il iIII.
ict' ut1tlua date 1898 ihN laih Htf 0f ANlrm.
icf, lei-' Williamson IfID. fusIOr. In i
decd ui trust ifum rnD-f d. fiUIlI.t. HfII.
inE Nhfr On fhe lNlh unl Oi IInlHfG. I-Hl. 8
d. watkins. Alexander llitfhulrr. e.. hun.f
Hnn =. otnln-s. trading under fIn fru nfInn.
OF q. hun.f Co.,, John a. augustine. Boon.
aia -. 'hhsi'l. ihomn. f.. frliuu aui d.
~. ilNf. COG trading ae l"lfNI A. i'iNrNu.
Samuel j. lAihr0l iud Claudio. D. iutlt.p.
trading as 4. 4. iHfhrDu As lu. 40 D. nuI
n1ll, X. 4. VIM. tnr Acme IkfmIf t.'H.
Ian}. h. II. smith. Trading u- III. I rMIff A
co.. curtain corner, flf Amer DiH l.AIfHrf
Company. of Chicago. bruIeU H. l.t.rIII 49,
Co., % iio-t %. ami Coon. 'iu, hDi rNlrNi'
at Boston. ........... ........ Defendants
The object of this SIT D., to a-corinn fneIn.
fert-is 81 ihdflN, n. 'Lulhlfl Hnl IIfHu
thllklty. 100 certain real estate. isluE iUI If
Ing 100 the Cify Of Richmond. converge il f.r
plaintiffs ty a deed of trust bearing dtIrun iIn
,l-t dHy 90 January. $50. uf frcUU Iu fIn
clors's office ui the thAneers Court lHf -iI
city, inu 90 aiminl,tcr the trust created NI
ihc SAID deed under the control oitI hy tln
direction Ot fhc count. Aud affidavit hilII.
been made ANA hleG Thar the Acme lAfIalt
Company. n. y Smith. trading a. o.. r. smith
A co.. Curtain a Corner. he American ll.
Tract Company. of Chicago, George 49, it.U.
ARD & Co.. Ot Boston, and Coon. tfOt..I
-wasey. ui Boston. ate uuu-rt-liicuts GO f.r
state Of Virginia. 10 Is oidtrOl tllf fhrl II.
90 ar here within fifteen days after dut INI.
Gallon OF This order. AMI DO what i, necessary
go protect their interests
\ ,opN fesir.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. CioIk.
POLLARD a SANDS.
MCGUIRE \ LILf1T. D. "a.
A. 4 a.
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CHARLES W. GODDiN. CIoik.
POLLARD a SANDS.
MCGUIRE a LILf1T. pa.
j. ASTON tABfII. uhl IIIm

XIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANgERN
COURT or THE CITY OF HtrHMuND
THE ldru DAY OF MARCH le,g.
Mary Ellen Charles. who SUES hy Ihnm.
Duke, it,, het father. aud nckt iilenl
t-..t-.t. '.--s.--...,..t. ........ Plain H
against
John Is Charles ......... ........ Defendant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

His Bravery ip Battie-A Graphic Story
Of tho Killing Of Daw-on--storiss Of His
Newspaper Career-His Connection with
the Ciyil War.
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II thtetfnf.
The object obi this sulf is 90 obtain ZOO flsI.
Mtc divorce from the bonds Uf msflimunR.
- AMI uu HfiIuHFir having tftn made Hu rIf|l
that the defendant. John u Charles. i- nff ..
resident OF rho State 81 Nrgiulf. ht l- nfIf fi.I
Go appear here within Fifteen dal. afflT NU.
publication 81 mi. order. nnI d. nhaf D.. nf
ces,ary 20 protect his interest Boa this suit.
4 Copy fcsir.
CHARLIE. ". GODDlN. CIerk
HFNI. n. BERRY. p.q
NIIfI.
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All temsle complaints cured by Mrs
Persons remedy.
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" W III q ta1 NJ. ~. mh1 INV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
AoHloAao STREET Gan
struck by u Passenger lrain ANA Three
Persons Terribly Injured, Two Of them
HutuIIg

struolC by - Passenger rrain nnd Three
Persons Terribly Injured, Two Of them
Fatally.
CmcAoo, January g,-A serious acoi'
dent said ~ bo duo to tho absence Of o
proper guard NJ he Rock Island railroad
crossing on Thiry'ninth street. occurred at
1916 last night a wcst bound Wentworth
avenue ear was struck by q passenger train
aud smashed to pieces, Three OF the dE
people In tho car were hurt, two Of them
fatally,
The wounded aro' John Norton, driver
OF the car, head and body cut internal In
jurlon which may cause death, John
o'Mcara, a carpenter right hand cut Lett
Log broken aud knee injured; william
o'McOra, brother Of John, bruised about
loft hip and arm,
Who Is responsible for tho accident eau
only be uocrtalnod by m investigation,
but II Ia claimed that neglect somewhere,
either on the part OF the Rock Island COM
pany or its employees 10 responsible for the
umash-up, There nro gltcs ut tho cross
Ing, aud II IL the duty Of the ilagman 10
lowor them when u trOin approaches, but
Ibis was not done last uiglt, according TO
The statements OF the street car conductor
and Others,
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MRS. aGNeRAL sHEupAN.
aanan, "LNue rhIps" widow 30 Have =
sA,bOO F%snhioa,

NhFinhN thANiNAh ANAlA NANNW " AAhN' y
$4,000 rennioa,
wAsumoros, January 2i,-epeakct Car.
llalo has agreed 10 recognise Hon, Tim
Campbell today who will undGf tho uus'
pension Of the rulos lntrodWoo the bill
granting u pension oi 1880 por Rnnum 10
Mira Sheridan, and ask that Il hc passed nj
once, favorable action will probably DO
taken, at according TO precedent tho lady
IN entitled to pension,
The stories which have recently been OR,
oulaied, piotutlng Mrs Sheridan ~ being
In destitute circumstances, are entirely IN
founded, II 10 true that General Sheridan
did not leave his widow In very good Imam
olal circumstances, bat II Is also n fact that
a good friend, subsequent to tho General,
death, invested handsome amount In the
name Of Mrs sheridan, and the latter h
now drawing interest therctrom, which, In
itself, Ia quito Surlclont not only IN kocp
the wolf from the door, but to meet all the
expenses Of her family,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Tho voraIot Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Indiana,
testifes. al can recommend Electric
Bit,ers rs the yesy best remedy, Every
lottle sold has given reliefin every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cur.
cd Of rheumatism of six years stand
ing" Abraham Hare, Bellevue, Ohio,
says; "rhe best selling medicine ever
handled In my 30 years experience, 10
Electric BittorB." Thousands OF others
testimony have been added, 80 that tho
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bit
tiers cures all diseased Of the liver,
Kidneys or blood. Only half q dollar a
bottle, ut Durbin, Wright q Cos drag
store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
FAULT OF TYfE BUILDER.
REPORT or THE eoRoNeR's JURY
M THE PITTsauRo DISASTER,
nhowiHg That the hulldiuG Ia which
HouFtsan People Lost illeir Lives las,
Week, was faulty Ia Construction

PrFuHuaa, January 2l,-The eoroners'
Jury which has been investigating the
oAuaes which led 10 the collapse OF the
Wiley building, on Diamond street. dur
Ing the storm OF January O. rendered a YER
dict last evening as iollowHi
Tho killed are found 10 BIO Charles Mo
Ke0R, William 0Oettmani Charles frltoh,
J, N, llill, Richard Carroll James Mo-
Dough, Thomas Jones, John H. ltogerson,
Samuel AtnngeE Joseph w. Clearing,
George W Mason, samuel Bfonen, Leon
ard hohdfhauson aud George blendinget
Dr. James D., Read can't 70 his death on
"Wednesday, January q, 1880 while seated
h his office, third floor OF ], H. Weldin y
Co. b book store, a. Wood street. from In
iuFies received by being crushed by The
wall u q, L. Willeya new building failing
over on said Weldin building and being
buried In the debris, and from all evidence
the Jury find that said accident was due 10
die foll0wingi
l, That The said g, H. Wiley hulldlHa
was not properly braeed during the course
OF construction,
2 That II said Q, L., whey building had
been properly braced and had q storm front
II would have withstOod the wind,
g. That Q, h. Wiley owner and iiuele
enHteIn 4 Coz contractors Of said building,
and NJ, u, Frank building Inspector were
negligent In not having compiled with The
above Tor the protection Of human life
4 That lluokeuttein & Co. we're negligent
ia erecting an additional story without
hmt having procured q permit from the
building Inspector allowing the same, and
that NJ w. Frank, building Inspector,
should not have allowed the same 10 80 on
with sall permit having been issued.
b W. lind that the building laws Of the
city Of rtAbufg arc very deficient and
further recommend that legislation be pro.
cured on lhe aame and that all buildings
10 be erected over four stories high con-
tractors be compelled 10 put In storm
fronts and properly braoe all walls ~ uey
70 up,
A similar verdict WA rendered In eacl
u the other cares with the exception OF do.
failing the circumstances surrounding the
death Of the victim,
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The stars and stripes suited by ,he Ger
mans, Hnd American Property at samoa
Destroyed,
Sax FRASonco, January 2L-The follow
Ing important news from Snlnot was TO
oeivod here yesterday afternoon by tho
steamer Alameda which arrived from APPLE.
Bono sailors on the night Of December ~
from the German man Of war, Adler Alna
and Elbar, attacked Matantas soldiers
under the direction Of the German
consul aud Captain Fritz, tho German
naval officer In port In the encounter ~
German sailors were Killed, aud 80 wound
Cd. The German vat abips since then have
burned the American houses and torn
down the United SaJoV n besides oclSing
some Of tho American citfHHs In neutral
waters OF Opia harbor and taken thcm aa
prisoners on board Tho Uormuu man.of-
al
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Attempted Assassination Of q Divorced
wGman ~ Lawrence Oounty,

MnNNhh ~ AMNfNhNN fNNNNff
IHoAroW January Alan attempt was
made by an unknown person, 10 kill Mrs,
Alice FOHey, tho divorced wife Of Matt
F0faey, who IL a we'll known and wealthy
farmer living near %rf0etordlle, at he up
per end Of this county,
The assassin fred a load Of buohhot
through tho window Of Mrs, Forgey'H
house, and the charge took effect Ia her
right shoulder aud afm,
II II thought she ID tafally Injured, Nine
buekahot have already been removed from
the ghaslly wound, and two doctors have
been Ia constant attendance,
At the last term u the Lawrence county
Common Pleas Court Mrs, Fofgey applied
for and secured q divorce, With alimony,
Aho "a q young woman Of hifty,lyc aud
her husband was past seventy, They had
elglt children, aud by the decision Of the
court ahe Nna given the large tract Of tho
valuable farm on which the husband lived,
aud tho custody VI number Of the chill
dfen, last week she moved W tho house
on tho tract allotted " h6r aud WIS there
with her young daughter on the night
when the cruel attempt 20 take hor llfe
was made, tho time WA shortly attor dusk,
aud tho daughter had Just returned from
tho river With water, and M the mother
htepped NJ 70 take q drink, fle fell 10 tho
floor with .ho charge Of buebuhot In her
arm The greatest excitement prevails NJ
P%0ct0rylllc, The divorced husbands
house iaouly Tow rods from MtH, Fofgey'a,
aud the suspicion against him 10 such dat
no wan arrested on the charge Of doing the
shooting, aud gave bond Of 900 for his Rp'
poaranoo before tho mayor Of Pr0otofflle,
next Wednesday,
The latest adylooa are that nm Forsoy
can not fNcOynr.
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bod HIs a0RRoWs.


An Unfortunate Uuslur,H Ainu shoots
NlWsrlf,
PHILADELPHIA, january Oh Theodore
IT, Wlncbicnuor who ur tered from New
York at tho Hotel WUorly wls found
Saturday afternoon iu his room dead, hay
Ing committed suicide by shouting him
self In tho mouth wish % largo revolver.
In q lott1S To the proprietor o. tho hotol
no apologies for the trouble h0 was about
10 put him 10, and nF. chat hH was driven
10 tho act THROUGH losso, lu business and
being pushed To Dhu wall bg lis creditors,
He directs that his remains BIO sent to an
undertaken In this city, and that his attor-
ncy, Mr.. r. Tholc No, 900 Walnut street.
Philadelphia be informed and ho will
break the intelligence 90 hig dear wife, who
roaldes Ia Camden, N, j.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

ALBANY, Ca January H,-~Passengoa
arriving on the brunswick and Western
railroad give the following account OF the
Tyty rotl A baili0 had u wnrrant for a
pegro'a arrest aud while saryiug II the negro
drew o revolver and shot NJ tho balllm
Tho shot missed im mark and the balllR
sstallated by shooting the negro through
the head killing him INSTANTLY, A gang OF
negroea WORKING on a construction train OF
the Brunswick a Western railroad came 10
tho rescue Of the negro whose nrroit was NJ
tempted, A gang %, white men toon
gathered 10 SEQ what was Tive matter.
Firing began Immediately and quito q
number u shots wyrv Ilrl After tho
smoke had cleared away IL waa dieoyered
that two nofroos bal 'lon killed and u
number wounded,
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FIGHT BETWEEN MARsHAL's POSSE

And Lynehers-Four Omoers me Tive
Prisoners Kilcd-Two Prisoners aud q
Citison wounded-Three Prisoners Es'
cape After nping iadiy nurt--many Of
the Aiob Fiiled Win Qua Wounds,
FoRf WoHTu Tax, January g,-Shorln
Richardson, 0t this county, NJ eleven
o'clock liat nlght received n telephone mes
Graham, In YOUNG county, 10 the effect
that while q deputy States marshal
with a pose Of Ora am citizens was escort
tho four NARROW brothers and Pierce and
BuokhArt ~ the Parker county jail, the
prisoners being indicted for four muir
deru and sight cases Of horse stealing,
A mob Of thirty oltAenA attempted TO
sooare the prisoners and lynch thom. The
marshal aud pose defended The prisoners,
when q terrible fight took place, two OF
tho MARROW boys and four OF tho posse be-
Ing killed at the first ic. The eight con
tinuod and another ono OF tho Marlows and
Pierce were wounded, and another one Of
the citizens MORALLY wounded, Tho prls'
onora, Pierce, MARROW and BuckharL a..
capped, but an are said 10 ho wounded,
The eight took place two aud n half miles
from town,
II In not khown how many OF the mob
were hurt, A largo posse was made up al
Graham and started In pursuit Of the tugi'
tiyos aud the yombom Of the mob shorIn
Richardson added the shCrlM At Houricita.
Vernon, Wichita, Cisco, Abilene aud Col.
orado CITY TO his posse, Tho fight took
place ~ 10 o'clock Saturday night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

CoLuuuuS January H-Carnegc Bros
q Co, Of pittsburG hled u suit against tho
scIoto Valley Railroad Company to collect.
50, lGi, ns, undor o contract made October
~ 1884, whereby the plaintlm delivered,
between November 10 aud December q OF
that year lO2 tons OF steel rails at twonty.
nino dollars per ton, To 10 paid for on dc,
livery, Tho above Is m unpaid balance,
o., 2On0S having been paid on the deliveries
-.