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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-30
WEST VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD.


Appointments BY the Adiutant General,
AAsignmentofD Detached Companies,
Special Dipaieh.lo hs htelignnT,
oHARLEsToS, W. Va, August29. The
following military appointments have
been made by Adjutant General Wood;
William Neill, Surgeon Generali J. W,
St, Clair, Paymssteri A,A, Franzheim,
Conmlssisry General Of West Virginia
National Guards, with the rank OF
Blgadier General on the Governors
stat, The commissioners date from
-Jnly lst, 1885, B, +, Harlow, q. 7, Vim,
son, j, Garland Hurst, and j, E, Russell,
are appointed Aides-de-C Camp with the
rank Of Colonel on the Governors stat,
commissions to date from July lst,
1880, The volunteer organizations ol
the active militia heretofore unattached
are assigned To the Second West Vir-
ginia National Guards as follows: The
Ronceyerte Guards Of Ronceyerte TO
company H the Huntington Light
Infantry Of Huntington 10 company /
and the Governors Guards Of this city
10 company X,
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MUST DIE TO-DAY,
GAIlitl, the Cumberland wife Murderer, to
bO Hanged This Morning.


CUMBERLAND, Nd, August 29.-Unless
reprieyed, Melvin Garlitz, condemned to
death fdr the murder Of his wife, will
never agaln see the sunset, The last day
OF iliie for him has passed, There remain
but q few hours more Of life, Hei calm
possessed and at times joyial. A re-
porter called TO see him and was admit.
ted To his cell. Everything was neat,
flowers and fruit were on the table and
his old Indifference OF manner was APP
parent, He told the reporter that he
had nothing at all to say to the press.
They had enlarged upon what he had
said and he proposed TO say nothing
further 10 them,
At II o'clock tonight the condemned
man was bathed and retired to rest. Az
z he will breakfast, and at 5 Rev. Miller
will begin the religious services, 1mme'
diately thereafter the death warrant will
be read, Then the procession TO the
gallows will form, and the drop will fall
between 0 and 10 o'clock. About the
Jail there Is an air Of painful expectancy,
There is NO hope Of a reprieve and all
are prepared for the closing scenes OF
this most terrible affair, The remains
will be at once taken TO the residence OF
Alonzo Garlitz. The interment will be
in Rose Hill cemetery on Sunday be-
tween 9 and 8 D, m,
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BosroS, August 2s.-Dr, W. NJ. Booth.
BY, whose Sensational olopement with
Mrs. Koupem, a beautiful Russian mar.
ried lady, several months ago and stirred
Manchester To It's depthp, has returned
to his iorsaken wife and has been for
given. Mrs. Kennem has also effected Q
reconciliation with her husband, and
has returned 10 her home. Mrs. Booth
by Waa 20 shocked by hDI lgsbapd's
sudden departure that for time her llle
was diVpalred Of. Upon her recovery
she returned 10 the home Of her parents
Ia 70 yell, where she haBsince remained,
Dh Boothby leit Boston Yesterday after
noon and sought hia vile At LOWELL
What passed between them 10 Lnk known,
but Il iS understood thatthe past 10 70 be
forgiven and forgotten.
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PlTrsBuaon, Ausust2O The difficulty
between The. wlndow glasV WORKERS and
their employers Is still far from settle.
ment as In the start. Both sides appear
To still be firm, and one is as confident
as theother. The conference committee
Of the manufacturers has not YET asked
fora conference with The worEersl com,
mitteej therefore the lockout will ex.
tend Into September and certainly
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Died from nis wounds.

RoaNEY, w. VA, August 20.-A. g.
Largent, who was shot in the mouth
by Sherman Price duringa fight at a
picnic held near the Morgan county limo,
In this county, a couple Of weeks ago,
died from his wounds Wednesday. II.
S. Largent, Daniel Largcnt and
James Alderton, Prices other
victims, are recovering from their
injuries and will soon be
well. Price, who came To this place on
Monday alter the fight and swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of the men he
had shot, jumped from the train on bis
return home, at a point near Springfield,
and has not been heard 'of since. II ID
supposed that the Governor will offer a
reward for the arrest Of tie murderer.
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DRSOUSClSG THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Baltimore Republicans score the Prsssn
Law ms Inappropriate.

Baltimore Republicans score the Present
Law as Inappropriate.
BALTIMORE, MD,, August 2o,-Last
night the Federation Of Republican
clubs Of the Third Congressional district
which represents 2S associations adopt
ed the following;
Res0lred, That we, as Republicans,
pledge ourselves not to support any one
Tor Office, either National, State, or City,
who is In favor OF the present odious
civil service, or It's application in the dis
tribution OF public patronage whereby
the majority Of appointments are
awarded to young men fresh from
schools and colleges while active, intel.
ligent, educated and deserving men Of
our own party are barred out on account
OF age, or have failed TO answer foolish
questions not pertinent TO the service In
which they are seeking employment,
We believe that the present civil service
law is a relic Of European governments,
Ia injurious to party success and not at
all appropriate to Republican form Of
aud therefore should be
repealed.
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The wheeling 3 Lake Eric Road.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad Is
getting there In great style. The track
has been laid to point east OF Dillon,
which Is only two miles from Mt, Pleas.
ant, eight from York, eight from Smith.
field and eleven from Martins Ferry.
The track Ia 10 a condition for operating
trains, which will soon be running that
far east. The construction train has been
working around Dillon for several days
and two car loads OF coal have been ship.
ped over the road, one 10 the lake and
the other to Canada. Toe latter was
shipped on Wednesday night. The ma
ives are reported TO come for miles to
see the locomotive and cars. Until
regular passenger and freight trains are
put on, all coal will be shipped at night,
80 as 10 allow the construction train the
track to work on during the day. 1t Ia
believed that regular passenger trains
will not be put on the extension until
the Ohio river is reached.
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BASE BALL MATTERS
The WhssllpE Club Goes to Springfield and
LossS ThsFs-Other Games,

The wheeling Club Goes 20 Springfield and
LossS Ehers- Other Games,
Yesterday, thecompany oiball players
known as the Wheeling club, made q
change Of base, but 1t made no change
in their luck, They appeared at Spring
ield yesterday and an audience Of 400
rejoiced to see the home club defeat
them by the following scores
%RSssEiina S%RSstsEiasla .t...,..,,....... sS ~
EEsasd sEFiREasISi wheeling ssA,lngbns + h5
4;Wheeling, II. Batteries, Springfield, Con9yeE
and Stencil Wheeling, Meehan and HalleF
Umpire, Peoples,
OTHER TRI'sTATR GAMES YESTERDAY,
At MansHeld-A postponed champion.
ship game was played In the morning,
By mutual agreement only seven innings
were played, and Canton won by the
following scores
SSaHsSsis is,.., -
Earned, Maugaeld 81 Canton, Hits, ManSGeld
O. Canton s, ErrorS, Mansfield 8; Canton, I;
Batteries, BurchRnl and FitIsimmons; England
and Berger Time 1850 Attendance lOo'
At Canton
SsHsssia. GsassR ,i;;i. S55 9 "a
Hits. Canton IS; Mansfield II, Rrrors, Canton
8; Mansfield Q, Batteries, Monroe and BerReFi
Kelly aud FltzSlmmOnS,
AT Dayton
Dayton. p,..,.,...,,....,... o Q o ! 90 ! 2 cd
HRmil ton,~-.-"wr.,, . 0 0 o o o 0e O-0l
Hits, Dayton 4; Hamilton 8. Errors, Dayton
J; Hamilton 8. Batteries, Thomas and ChriSmRni
DolRn aud HosroYe, Umpire, Hill,
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JUST LIKE A NOVEL
A.ioid Bandit Carries Away a Talr Call
fUFnIR Maiden,

q, A,bulu bhnplt Obrflea away RuH OAue
foFniR Maiden. Id
Los ANGRLEs, CAL, August 9o.-There
is great excitement at San Juan Capis.
trico over the kidnapping Of Marie
Hobona, aged IL, by the noted bandit,
Sylvester Morales. Morales was seen
carrying her away on horseback, and a
vigorous pursuit was organized. The
bandits horse gave out, and be entered
The stable. Of Henry Charles, intending
Ia steal q horse, Charles was In The sta.
bls and was shot dead. The father oi
The abducted girl accompanied The OH.
pefa 10 the scene Of the 'murder 10 en-.
dpavot 10 And some trace Of bis dauph'
Ter. He said the girl had never seen
Morales until last Wednesday night,
when he came 10 the house AZ San Die.
quito, where she was In bed. He com.
pelled her 70 dress, mount the horse
aud ride away with him. Friday they
were seen at Ban Juan, aud were chased
by an officer, who captured one horse
aud the GIRLS clothing.
The dtSpefado was lAat seen with the
Rltl going toward Tfabura canon, He L
d desperate man, and BweArs hB will mol
be taken alive. An extra posse has gone
out 10 help the Sheriff,
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SILL STEALING,
The GubOruAtorial Contest = Fiemlnp's
Stolen Plurality.

Tho GubOrnatOrial Contest = Flemlne's
Stolen Plurality.
TERRA ALTA, w. Va, August 29.-The
GubernatOrial Contest Committee re-
sumed consideration Of Mercer county
contested cases this morning, The
cases are all similar to those act
cd on by the committee. The
votes arc contested on the ground
Of non.residence, and the proof Is
oi the flltnsiest character. The COM
mittee Is considering Bluefeld precinct.
1t will probably throw out about thirty
Republican votes in II, in the same high
handed manner as II has thrown out the
others. Fleming's pluralityis now one
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OHIO Dot the OHoea.

plrrsnUR0n, PAl August Pp,-To.lay'H
session Of the Grand Lodge ol thp
Daughters Of 81. George waa devoted 70
the election Of officers ior the ensuing
year The rlgults werei President,
Mrs. W, II, Rodgers, Cleveland, Qhlol
Vice President Mrs. Andrew Vice,
Cleveland, Ohio, Secretary, Mrs. Dr. NJ
D, Fletcher, Plymouth, Pat Treasurer
Mrs, y. Ffailef Cleveland Chaplain
Nm. MAry Moon, Of Akron Ohio.
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PROFESSIONAL TENNIS MATCH.
rhe Irish Champion Defeats the American
Professional.

The Irish Champion Defeats the American
Professional.
NEwpoRr, R, l., August THE pro.
iessional tennis match between tho
champion Of Ireland, George Kerr, and
Tom Petit, the American professional,
came or this morning before a large
number Of spectators, and was won by
Kerr, 6-S; OIL; OIL. Kerr's playing at
ali times was the hardest hitting ever
seen in America, and his judgment was
unerring. He smashed and drove hard
down tho side lines and at other times
would make short play just over the net
impossible. In serving he used mostly
a forehanded cut service with terrific
force from over hand, Petit did not
seem 10 play In his usual form.
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THE NJ, ?, CONPGRENCE.

The Second Days Session-An EnoFt to Sta,
N ton the President Fails.
Special Dttpateh 70 hs IHitliaMeE,
lRlEcHIE,o, H., W, Va, August co.
The second days session Of the NJ, P,
conference opened at 0 a. m. with deyo-
tional exercises by Rev, ], ]. Mason, D.
D, A motion to suspend the standing
rule, which compels the President to
travel the circuit, and station him with
areduced salary, caused much discussion
and was lost by q failure to secure two.
thirds vote, The afternoon session was
mainly occupied in electing officers.
Rev, 9. @. Wesse was elected President
by asmall majority over Rev. E. ]. Will
son; Rev, D. N. Wade, Secretary; Rev.
=, O. Cogg, Corresponding Secretary for
Foreign Missiens. DR.. G. B. McElroy,
President Of Adrian College, and Rev.
O. Stout, Secretary oi the Home Mission
Society, have arrived.
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THEY ARE TDg SAME.
The Cllr DWSllsrs in Mexico DescSndSnt
oftho Ancient Arizona Tribes.

The Clln DWellers IN Mexico Descendants
oftho Ancient Arizona Tribes.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 29.-Frederick
the explorer, sends the fol.
lowing to the Inter Ocean from Flagstaff,
Arizona: When the announcement OF
my discovery Of cliff dwellers in North
chihuahua was made some months ago
the question was raised as to the relation
these living cliff dwellers sustained to
the extinct tribes whose dwellings are
found In Arizona. l have examined the
cliff dwellings here and find them the
same as those In chihuahua. This sup
ports the theory that the cliff dwellers,
driven out Of Arizona by the warlike
tribes, found safe refuge In the Sierra
Madras, where found thousands Of
them a few months since.
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yhe naInrk rwnin,.n COMING lIoln.

The Mark Twain Rod aud Gun Club
has arranged TO return home to-day.
Their boat house will reach the wharf
between 7 and s o'clock this evening
and all friends Of the club are invited to
call and partake Of a lunch that will be
spread on herarriyal here. Yesterday the
club presented to Mrs, Davis Alexander,
Of Cresap's, handsome water set, made
at. the Hobbs works. Captain Majors
made the presentation speech In very
graceful manner. The boys have had q
great time during their absence, and are
Gll anxious to be on hand next season.
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PEsriLpSCg IN JOllNSTOwN,
twenty-five Gases OF TyphOId Fever in One
HoSnItRl.

hubplNlh'
Jo4NsrowN, PAn August 20,-The dry
weather, and the low waters thereby oc'
casioned, will, without doubt be very
detrimental to the health Of the people
here. The rotting and pestlleuce breed
ing matter among the banks OF the
streams is becoming very offensive and
pollutes the surroundings to q great ex'
tent.
Notices have been posted all over the
town forbidding the deposit OF any otIal
or garbage In any public place, There
are twenty-five patients In the Red Gross
hospital suffering from typhoid fever
and a number OF others sick from COM
plication OF ailments. The water In the
reservoirs Is pure or there would uu'
doubtedly be much more sickness than
there now is.
The Cambria Iron Company is getting
things into good shape again. The
GauIier mills started up rain OF rolls
this morning and other departments
will be running before long. T..
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AN ONO MANS DEATH,

A Dentist for Twenty Years in Valparaiso
Highly nouored.
WAsurSoToS, D, g., August 29.-A
letter was received yesterday by the
State Department from the United
States Council at Valparaiso announc.
ing the death in that city on June 3Oth
last Of DR.. Nathaniel Emmons, from
Delaware, o., who had practiced den.
tistry there for twenty years. He had
won "a reputation in Valparaiso as good
citizen and a skiliul practitioner aud his
death brought forth highly eulogistic
notices from the press,
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rha aenale cumlalttse ArrIyol.

outCAoo, August gO.-senaton Vest
Of Missouri, and Coke Of Texas, mem.
ben Of the select committee, 70 inyeSti.
gate transportation and The meat pro.
duclA OF The United States, haye ar.
rived IL Chicago 10 attend an
investigation which Will begin
on Monday. Meesrs. ManderBon
Cullom and Plumb also members Of the
committee, are expected tomorrow Or
next day After hearing Chicago wit.
neBseS tie committee will personally In.
speCt The stock yards ndpaCking houses
ID this vicinity,
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THE STRIKERS ARE FIRM.
The Brazil Miners Hold out ia the Face of
Siarvntinu

Tho Brazil Miners Hold Out Ia the Face OF
Starvation,
BRAZIL, IND, August 29.-The miners
executive committee yesterday dis.
bursed S55s among 5,57l dependents.
Over $500 Of this amount was reserved
from the last distribution, the smallest
yet received. Last weeks $1,000 was
given mostly by the General Assembly
Of the Knights Of Labor, This order
proposes substantial relief. Less than
$4,000 thus far has been contributed
from all sources BinCe the strike began
Mayl, but the strikers seem Arm and
there are no indications Of q break,
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NEW YoRk, AuguSt -Qp.--Artlyod,
eteamefu Lain from Bremen Rhyn.
land from AntWetpj Britannia from
Liverpool.
1ioNDoN, AuVutt 20. Gglghted, steamer
Augusta Victoria from New York,
HAMhvnu, August 2D.- .--Aftlyed, sleam.
or ITALIA from New York.
RUTrEnDAN, August 20, = Arrived,
steamer OLDHAM from New York, '
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oHpAuo, August so..-A bold case Ol
Kidnapping occurred this pofhing on
Boulh Water street, one pl the husiheel
thofoushiafos ID lhe city, Henry Rosen'
berg, a peddlaf bi vegetables, drove Into
The 6lteet named and went Into q market
house 10 buy hls supplies, leaving ID bill
wagon hlB Two sons aged 10 and b years
While he waa gone an unknown mar
appeared aud lifting the youngest boy
from the wagon, ran rapidly away viii
him. No trace oi the child has YET beer
secured,
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MEADvtLtE, Pa, August 2o.-A big
crowd, perfect weather, splendid track
and exciting races were the features Of
the driving park this afternoon,
In the 2.4b trot, purse 400, Essie D
won first, CasIque second, Jim Brookef
third, and Tocsin fourth best time :, SO,
2.29 class, mixed, purse 800, Arctic frat,
Loyalty second, Sam N third, and Rnar
McCatty fourth beat time 2.2Sl. War,
whoop won the first heat Ia q liaiianlle
run In 6S the balance Of tho raCo being
postponed on account Of darkness.
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A polllieIah ICsnV. V.IhalsA.

gAsAnrtA, Miss August 2a,-Iames
N. NswbAksr was aSsasllnatOd last night
about D o'clock, being tlddled With bul'
lets AS ha wns entering bis own house,
NOwbAkef EAa . prominent politician
and 4 candidate tof the State Legislature
before the lAst county nominating eon'
Ventlon, About q year ago IA attetnpt
was made 10 aBaaaBihate bin,
s-ss----.-.-ss.
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GENERAL 00FF AT DEER PARK.
The Obi set OF His ylnlt-Ths Gubornatorial
Contest.

NVASp91
DEER PARK, Mp., August 20. 1T is as
serted here to-day that the visit made TO
the President by General Gotf, Of West
Virginia, had reference 10 the recent trip
made by him through Montana and
Washington Territory. withreierenceto to
his contest for the Goyetnophip Of West
Virginia, Gen. Gotf said that the legisla-
tive committee would report in favor
Of his opponent beyond adonbt but
when the report gets into the Legislas
ture nobody can tell what will be done.
Said the General: Having but one ma.
iority In that body, nobody can tell
what may happen. lido not give up the
fight yetby any means General Gof
confirms the statement heretofore made
10 the eject thatth election Id the State
last fall was perfectly fair, but that there
were some votes on both sides technical
ly illegal. y bEI
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BROKE nIs RECORD.
Bonnie Afooresor the Fastest Living rro..
ting Stallion,

bonnie AioGreeor the Fastest Living Trot.
ting Stallion.
LEXINGTON, K1, August 29.-An at.
tendance Of 10000 to 10000 people wit.
messed the excellent racing here to-day
and saw Bonnie McGregor lower his
record TO 2:1S., which ranke as the beat
mile to the credit Of any living trotting
First race--Ph9nix Hotel stakes for
4 year olds, Thalia won; time 2i20
Second race-2:40 class, Moral won
time 2:l73.
Third race--Match, Granny Coliax
woni cupto beat 2 $50, Gusie time 3 .20I ;
cup ito beat 2.209, four corner; time2 FOL ;
cup 70 beat 2:10, Bonnie MCGegor
time 2.l31. "a HI
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TIE CRONIN CASE
Only woodtun will bS Tried Separately III
Chicago.

SNJ USsNaAA "H' W AtiuN oVpA'etStt So
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 29.-Judge McCon.
nell this morning decided that all the de-
fendants in the Cronin trial must be
tried together, with the exception Of
Frank Woodruff. He said that in view
of'WoodruG's confession 1t would be
manilestly unfair to allow him to 90 on
trial with the others. All the deien'
dants then took exception 10 the ruling
OF the court refusing them separate
trials, and the Judge granted twenty
days In which to fils bills OF exception,
The attorneys for the various deien.
dants then expressed themselves as
ready 10 proceed with the trial.
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DRRR pARK, MpY August gp.-ThC
ptoAldsnt has signed the commissions ol
Charles X, Flint, Of New York, and Hon
Henry q. Davis Of West Virginia, III
delegates on the part Of United SLatel
70 the Congress Of American Nations "a
be held Ia WaAhlngtpti In October. Hon
w. Mckinley, Of Ohio, called upon The
President to-day,
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Spttl0I DI1pdlch % pB InltUIgeRctf.
PAnkERsBuRo, w. vAs August 20
The Baptist church Of this city, which
has been without a regular pastor since
DR.. Carter went TO North Carolina, has
called Rev. George N. Falwell, Of Brook
lyn, and he has accepted. He will ar
rive here about October l.
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Green GLASS Men Make Terms.

PnlLADElrnlA, August 2O.-Whitall,
Tatum 4 Go. and their green glass
blowers held o contefence this afternoon,
at the conclusion Of which The Arm
agreed 10 pay the wages demanded by
the men, aud 10 enforce the apprentice.
chin regulations adopted at thS'Atl4ptiC
City Convention. NJ
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NEw Yoak, August 2S.-wllliam Nc.
MutteIo speOr, secretary Of the worlds
fair committee, to-day received the fol.
lowing letter dated ~ Satanac Inn;
VI acknowledge the receipt Of notice
Of my appointment % q member Of the
Committee on Permanent Organization
for the International Exposition In 1892.
l ahal be very glad 10 cooperate ~ O
member Of such committee with other
citizens Of New York 70 make the expo.
Bltlon d grand success.
'Youts very truly
'GnOvRn CLEyRtAND,n
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A Probable murder.
Special Dipatch % Nt InteLlioMor.

oFVs'F'F D''4'7S'' W VIZ 1''7ss7'VV''VV''
CHARLESTON, W. Va. August 2O.-
Bush Moore, colored, intertered in a
quarrel at Riverside last night, and was
attacked by salathiel Jones. Moore
seized an az aud struuk Jones three
times on the head and body, infictlng
serious, probably fatal injuries. He was
arrested and lodged in jail.
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KILLED ON THB RAIL.
Two Women Meet Death Mt Rallroa,
Crossing In milwaukee,.

Two Women Meet Death Mt Railroad
Crossing In Milwaukee.
MtIwAuKEE, Wis, August 2O.-Two
sisters, Mrs. Dodson, Of wauwateso, ana
Mrs. Bennett, Of West Granville, who
had been attracted to the city by the en-,
campment, were returning home in a
buggy last night. Ashley were crossing
the track at the Vliet street crossing Of
the railroad their buggy was struck by
the locomotive Of an incoming train and
both the women were thrown out. The
train was stopped and train hands found
Mrs. Dodson dead, her lbody lying In q
cattle guard with the skull fractured.
Mrs. Bennett was taken to the hospital
where she died two hours later. The
women were aged 85 and 10 respective.
ly. They are sisters Of Hiram Bond, a
well.known merchant OF this city.