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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Washington Notes.

iBy telegraph To Inc Diapach.l
WASHINGTON. June A.-To-day's bond Of
fcrings aggregated %Z73, 0J0 AT l29 for As and
1867. for -. All accepted.
the Comptroller of the Currency to-day
authorized the First National Bank of La
mor. Miss, to begin business with capital
If ~J0.000.
Word has been received at the Navy De
partmcut that the Nipsic. the sole survivor
~ the American fleet at Samoa after the
hurricane. has started for San Francisco
under convoy OF the Alert. She comes
direct from Samoa and will not stop at
Auckland, but will touch az Honolulu.
Temporary repairs were made before the
start. which have IL Is believed, rendered
tho vessel seaworthy enough 20 undertake
the voyage. which, under favorable CIR
cumstanccs. should be made in thirty or
forty DAYS
The eleventh annual convention of the
Roman Catholic Union of the Knights Of
1T. John opened al Carroll Hall this morn
ING About two hundred delegates from
the various CON manderieS IN the country
were present. This morning the delegates
marched in body 70 st. Patricks church,
where high mass was celebrated, after
which they adjourned to Carroll Hall to
formally open the session. This afternoon
the delegates paradcd in the full regalia of
their order, the line of march being from
the Peace monument down Pennsylvania
avenue. past the White House. and thence
10 X street and Capitol Park, where n com
petitvc drill for two silk banners took
place. The Judges were officers Of the
regular army. and the drill was that Of in
tantry movements and the manual with
swords. The feature of the parade WAS
two colored companies of Knights with
their bands.
The Director Of the Mint was questioned
to-day with regard 20 the recent heavy eN-
portatiOns OF gold from New York, and he
said they were caused by demands from
France. q premium having been offered by
the Bank of France. About the lst of
june" said me. the Bank of England
raised by q bali penny an ounce the price
at which il would sell French gold coins,
and recourse has been had 10 the United
States. where. under the law of May 2G,
lsSy. gold coins can be exchanged at the
coinage mints and assay Office at New York
in sums of $1,000 and upwards free OF
charge and without loss Oh account Of
wear Of the coin. which is suffered whore
coin in place of bars is dealt with" The
Director Oh nks this law should be repeal
ed or else amended so as TO allow Of bar
charge. and says: At present the stock Of
bars at the ASSAY office ia New York Is the
most available supply"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

The ailments which aniict the kidneys and
bladder are 20 numerous thst merely 10 name
Thorn would all space far outrunning the limits
Of this article. suffice it % say. that they are
both obstinate and dangerous. To their proven
ton Hostefter's stomach Bittors is well adapted,
The stimulus which Ii lends 10 the ion Of the
kidneys when they ara letharcic serve 20 cOun-
tcract tendency Ia them 10 lapse. first, into a
s'ato ~ pcrmcious inactivity and afterwards
into one OF positive organic disease, which soon
destroys their delicate iuteRuments. pOis0ns the
blood and causes death. double purpose Is
served BY this dcpurent, IL promotes activity u
the kidneys, and eIpels impurities from tho
blood which have 40 natural channel Of outlet
except these organs Constipation, biliOusness.
fever and ague, rheumatism. and dyspepsia, are
also remedied by this medicine Of thorough
action and WiiO scope. Je 23-IhIh\Wlsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Riot Between Laborcrs.
by telegraph to the Dispaich.r

HAyERsTRAw. n. Y. June a. There wa.
a bloody riot between Huugariaus and col
orcd men working on DcgroW'- brck-yard
at Jones's Point, yesterday -Four lIunga
rians were shot. one is dead, another j.
diving. The riot was started by the HuuGa-
rians trying ~ drown colored man. 4
friend of a colorcd man named Morton
drew his revolver and fired several shots
Then the fight became general and kniye,
and stones were freely used Officers from
Ilaverstraw visited the place this morning
the trouble has not ended. Sheriff Shankcy
has been sent for. as the Iungarals viii
not allow the colored men @ 90 90 work.
They have driven them from the works.
The whites outnumber the negroes four 10
one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Extra Day at Washington Park
fRv telegranh TO the DisDatch.1

CHICAGO. June N.-The weather and
track good. The races were all purse races.
First race--one half mile for two-year-
old-Gracie won ROsemont second,
Abdiel third. Time, 5Oi4.
Second race--distance and conditions
same as first-Ja-Ja won Lord Peyton
second; Major Noonan third. Time 494 &.
Third race-selling, six furlongs Ben
son won; Cupid second, Tudor third.
Time. 1.lGE.
Fourth race-one mile-Caliente won ;
Little Minch second, Kate Malone third.
Time, 1:43.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious., one mile and
one sixteenth-Bannerette won; Etruria
second, Monita Hardy third. Time. l:5119.
Sixth race-one mile and one furlong-
Bonita won; Frederick second, Mardeburn
third. Time, 1864.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

SOCIETY Or THE ARMY OF THE CUM
BERLAND.
Annual Meeting Programme Of the
Weeks Reunion.

WlsruseroS. June 24.-General Rose
Grams. president OF the Society of the Army
OFF tLe Cumberland. bias received from the
Committee of Arrangements at Chatta-
u...-. She pr1~~lmme of the next annual
meeting Of the society az that city IA sep
.u.r Fourteen ,trOuC local committees
.... been organized. including the most
prominent citizens and many OF the Nete-
.-rsot each army. Tie preparations now
.. progress are on great scale. very
IIrp. reunion a Confederate veterans VIII
...rr at the same time. Colonel =. {. hel-
...r. q the army. IN charge OF completing
f.. map, " Chickamauga, VIII, with vol
U .t-.r assistants, take advantage OF TINS
Gathering oi Confederates 90 perfect the
location of their lines ON official maps.
Ihs rco~pDrators Of the ChIckamauga Me
r.rId As-aciAu0n Wiu also meet at The
same time Tor organization.
tn show 1o vigorous character Of the
r-.pa4rstiuIrs even at this early da-e, one
ON lr- llJel has been engaged for the re-
..,rn Of WldeT's brigade for September
.--t 10Th. and 20th. They VIII be the
guests ot their old commander during that
ne. over 300 Of them wall be present.
lte official programme of the reunion Is
d. follows;
Monday. September 18th, 10 A. M.-As-
r.tlrg of all committees ~ general head
.F.f- iHf f'libi u anu N''t+''At'f%t ".'''
.. close up all unfinished business prepare
-, for the weeks exercises. Detachments
.t tle Reception Committee Wlll BEGIN ~
l.. earliest reasonable hour 10 meet all
,-.ins and receive visitors as already pro-
Nlt.i.
tuesday. 18th. 10A. M.-Reunions Of the
several uug,sdes. reglmeutu and other or
NATION Reunion Committee 10 direct
Y re same are 81 be- held.
= +. N.-fxcursious 20 adjacent battle
ids-M auLatchie, Lookout Mountain,
orchard Knob, and Mission Ridge.
wednesday. 18th. 10 A. M.-Mecting Of
o.. Society # the Army OF the Cumber-
Up. 81 Further reunions and excursions
f0r any Vh5 may have failed IN the ODser-
Nalr. 0, ,.rticipation or the l7th.
PIP. ID Grafton before the Society OF
@ q the Cumberland, 10y Colonel
WILLIS. NeMchael. Of Philadelphia.
i,. 18th, 10 A. M.-Mcetng OF the
he Cumberland.
Excursions and drives TO points
70 adjacent " the city.
t.- Banquet Of the Society Of the
che Cumberland.
s 29tA. 80 A. M.-RcuniOn Of the
cray veterans. and a barbecue on
.amauga battlefield, % which the
-- saF wall be devoted.
.riay. Zlst.-EKcursiOn 70 Atlanta,
..L4le, stones river. Nashville, and re-
t-u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
N0VDAY. Juno - 1851

slrgs-FwsT BoBD.-7O0 Richmond, Frode-
roksburg ami Potomac dividend Oh cations at
Us . First National Bank al i.D
l,lnsirr 1uat.slnn. ~ ~ ..lll Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
a Contractor Murdered-Swift Vengeance.
fly telegraph TO the Disps,ch.l

IoursyrrLF. June PA special TO the
Ereninq Tin,es gives the following particu-
lars Of triple tragedy in Bell county, KY:
Governor Norwood, of Birmingham, Ala,
contractor on the Cumberland Valley ex-
tension. was murdered Saturday at his
camp near Cumberland Gap by an Italian
known as Toney Cravasso. Cravasso and
his brother were bakers at tho south end
Of Cumberland Gap and had sold bread to
some of NOrwoods men and had requested
him to hold the mems pay till they could
collect their bills. Norwood told them be
could not withhold the mems pay except
on garnishce, and directed the Italians to
a magistrate. Saturday they called on
Norwood and asked if he had their money.
He told them he did not have any
money for them and walked out Of the
commissary store and entered the cabin adj
joining. Just as he stepped in the door
Toney. who had followed him, shot him in
the back. killing him almost instantly. The
Italians escaped TO the woods. hut they
were captured Saturday night in Tennessee.
They were brought back To Kentucky yes
tcrdav and were being conducted 10 the
Pineville jail when Judge Lynch took
charge of them md gave them a trial, re-
sulting in the ttanging Of the elder CTOnoy)
and the sendikTof the brother TO Jail. The
officers startedfcr Pneville with the young
en- Cravasso and as they were travelling
along the rood a Winchester rifle cracked
on the mountain side and the prisoner fell
in TIE road q corpse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
DEATHS y.


CREW.--Died, a. the residence Of Mr.. samuel
g. Ragland. ig3 east Canal street. Richmond. At
O'clock =. 81. June a. 1889. Mss MARY ANN
CREW, ia the sixiy-sixth year Of her age.
The funeral will tAks place from 81 hArss
church, corner First ADD Clay streets. fO-DAf az
aOclOck L. NJ.
FIELDs.-Died, at bis residence. No 7sS wes.
Noors street. June a. 1883. az 5 O'Clock A. NJ,
JAMES I. FIELDS, ia the tDenty-Grst year OF
his aga
His funeral will take plare THIS cruesdsyl
EVENING at43O O'Clock from 0raes-steot Bap-
ust church Friends are iaVited 70 attend.
wuKINSoN.-Di in Roanoke. June l9,h.
1879. 4. ID. II. WILKINSON; aged sixty seven
years and two mOnths-
lie was q resident OF his city for many years.
He leaves eight children aud many frlends 70
mourn their lOes.
Father. shall We meet beyond tho river,
Who're the sorges cease 10 roll.
Where. In all the bright forever
sorrow ne'sr shall press the soul'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Yacht Race
rBy Arglo.AmorIcau cable 70 tho DIspascO.l

by Arglo.American cable TO tho DIspatcb.l
LONDON. June 24.-The regatta OF the
Royal Mersey Yacht Club took place to-day
over q forty-seveD-mile course. Among the
contestants were Valkyrie, Irex,. Deer
hound, and Yarana. When half the dis
lance had been covered the Velkyris was
in the lead with Yarana, Trek, and Deer
hound following in the order named. On
the return home the Irex took second place,
but the Yerana overhauled her and won
the race on the time allowance. Deer
hound was second and Irex third.
The records for half distance were Val
kyrie. 2:44.50 Yarana. 2.46.50, and lreX
2:47.53. The yachts made n pretty finish.
The official time is a. follows: Valkyrie' .
hours 4G minutes seconds: larana,
5:4G.30: Irex, 5:47.33: Deerhound, 5:4s0S.
The Yalkyrie allowed the Yarana minutes
and 33 seconds. and the Deerhound IA
minutes and 6 seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

drunk yesterday and going TO SHINES
house threatened 20 kill the whole family.
Simms ordered him of and friend took
him away. Smms swore out warrant
yesterday and Deputy-Sheriff Wright and a
posse with four bloodhounds went "a. arrest
Bonnet. They found him in divers house.
He refused TO surrender and opened FIRE,
killing three dogs and severely wounding
Deputy Wright and Moncnre. Then he
made his escape. although fred upon. A
counts Bennett was hedged in thicket. II
is probable that he will be lynched If
aarUbt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. II. VALENTINE. II A. M, an elegant Alaska
soda-water apparatus with fountains.
CHkWNING & ROSE. p NJ. house and lot
No. 1909 Page street.
z. c. TINsLEY 4 CO.. G p. NJ, attractive Ave
room dwelling house No. 1924 Moore street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN h CO. 6P. NJ. sale OF
detached two-story brick store and dwelling
No. 1910 Main street.
j. II. VALENTINE. 10l A. NJ, chairs, stoves.
molasses, soda apparatus, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Miners Families in Distress.
fBy telegraph to the Disratch.l

10Y TTIGs ITW " TTT
SPRING VALLEY. Ill, June 2f.-Ihe coal
miners here have been locked ont since MAY
list because they would not agree 10 re-
duction in wages The town has decreased
in population from 5000 10 $500 in conse-
ouence. Most of those who have gone
away are men leaving large numbers Of
women and children unproyided for. Out
side relief so far has amounted to but
eighty-fye cents per family in the aggre-
gate. There is great distress and destltu-
ton and many families are absolutely
without food
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

fBy Apglo-American cable 70 tho Dhpatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, June 24.-The Govern
ment proposes 10 raise "A new loan, the
money 10 be used ia the building Of strate-
gle railways and fortresses. The semi-oifi-
cial press here daily attack Italy, while the
Gar snubs Baron de MArochetti, the Ita-
liam ambassador At the last State ball
the Gar purposely ignored the presence of
the Ambassador until Marochetti placed
himself in his Maiesty's way. Then the
Baron was accorded an extremely cold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Excitement in Oil.

PrrrsBunGH. PA, June 24-Ihcre was in
tepse excitement to-day ON the Petroleum
Exchange The market opened at s3], C..
and with a rush Was forced up To S1OL
The decline was almost as rapid. At 1880 IL
was back 20 90i4c There are fears that
many of the brOkers will Doe hurt.
The cause of the sudden advance was
the fact that the Standard people had
brought about q settlement of their agree
ments with the Producers Protective As
sociation. which was not expected to
expire until July BY this agreement
the Standard Oil Company had the call
on three and a half millions Of barrels
of oil held by the association ar SO cents,
with charges since November I. 1871.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

the founce party ascertained last night
that the jail was impregnable and that an
attack upon it would result in terrible
outchery, and therefore their project was
abandoned Murrcll and Carpenter and
the Sheriff being convinced that serious
trouble could be averted only by transfer
ring the prisoners 20 Columbia, left for the
capital with them this morning. The ex-
citement has slightly abated since their de-
parturp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
upl,r snner lonrer fro

Why suffer longer from dyspepsia, indi-
oestion. want of appetite, loss OF strength,
Isek OF energy, malarial, intermittent
fsyers ctc. Z Browns Iron Bitters never
ALI 10 cure these diseases. They act like
= charm on the digestive organs, removing
sll dyspeptic symptoms, such as belching,
heartburn, biliouness, etc. Remember,
II is the only iron preparation thst will not
blaokap the teeth o. give headache
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Port an Prince Excited.

New YORK, June 24-Captain Shaw, Of
the steamer Delta, which arrived last night
from Port de-Paix, states that General
Hyppclite had arrived at Cape Hayti with
his stan and was about 10 rejOln his army
Just before Port an Prince.
Private letters received at Cape Hayti
from Port au Prince stated that the city
was in very excited condition. Legitime
refused 10 leave the city or capitulate, and
great fears were entertained of insurrec-
lln, II, he cit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Brichtou-l3each Races.
~ tcln..rn-nh IN iha DIAnaich1

New YORK. June 24.-First receive fur
longs-May Queen won; Macaroon colt Sc
cond. Bagatelle colt third. Time. l:OJjz.
Second race-siX flulongs-Nina W.
won; Long Branch second, Prospect third.
Time l:l6.
Third race-six furlongs -Little Jake
won; Calera second. Oracle third. Time,
1909.
Fourth receive furlongs-Loantaka
won: Long Jack second, Bob Forsythe
third. Time, 1.O2i
Fifth race-one mile and furlong
tier won: j. j. OBJ. second. King Idle
third. Time, l5G4.
Sixth race-seyen Ongs-Reveller
won; Pericules second, Carnegie third.
Time l.29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
RFOLR PEANUT MARE

JUNE 2L-Msrket nOminSl Prime. 4kc ex-
ira prime. I. sSc.; fancy. &c. common, 2a3ac.
shellsd, 3a3&c; spanish, 2 &c, factory naud-
uicked k.a1 &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
IVnchburg Notes.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.

TNUTIIHI u F'V |I"t'III''fI
IYNcHBURG, Va, June 24-lion. Samuel
Berger, county surveyor and eX-member of
the House Of Delegates from Botetourt
died at his home. near Fincastle, yesterday.
Philip Loope, a highly respected citizen
of the same county, died to-day; aged
seventy-nine.
W. Nad, recently professor Of King Col
lege, Bristol. has been elected president Of
that institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Suicide.
[Br telegraph to tho DIspatch.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 24.-This after
noon G. p. Brown, a travelling representa-
tive Of the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing-Ala-
chine Company, with headquarters at A.
lanta. committed suicide by jumping of
the BLUFF into the Alabama river. lie had
been on a spree for two weeks. de IS
thirty years of age, and unmarried. me
body was recovered and embalmed, and Is
held awaiting the arrival of the dead mans
brother from New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

for export: upIapds 10 i5fscc Ofissns,
II si6c net receipts. i03 bsies; exports to
Great Britain, 80 bales: stock. 2lQGD bales
Flour steady: sguthcrn steady. Wheet-No
red, size options steady: No. rod, Juno and
July, SIZE August, 3Ac. Corn weaker; op~
lions dull sad steady; Juno and july. f2c.;
August, l,xc. Oats dun and vesker options
lower: June, July, and August, Hkc.: mixed
western. Ts9c. Hops stsady and quiet.
Cofies-Opiions weak add 5ss5 points
down: Jans. sit5, July. slt0siAs:
August tilt5; spot BIO duh and low
or NJ 81. Sugsr-CenirifUgsls. ~ test, SIC.
refined &c. higher and arm: g, 7Ss7kc;
standard. o.. cut-loaf aod crushed. ESQ.,:
granuisted. 9slc Aoiassss--forelgo strong: 90
test. 81 &c. New Orleans quiet Rice steady
and quiet Petroleum higher; renDed. ai0c.
Cotton-seef OH dun. crude, 40- yellow, 4s
49, Resin steady And quiet Turpsnune quiet
Hides quiet and steady Wool rrm domestic
fleece. 32e3sc. pulled. Za}9c.: Texas. ifaz1c.
PORK steady. Beef inactive. Cut meats nrm;
picked hams. IiAAl2c. shoulders, SIC. bell
lies, 6kc. Middles quiet. Lard closed steady
western steam. t6S5; city, $3.50 treighs
stoAdy.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. June 2l--Cash quotations wore;
Flour dull aud unchanged. No. spring wheat
Sc. No. red. 0Ac. No. corn. 35fsc. No.
oats. 2g'.c. Mess-pork, fii.10afiL7A lard, ff52%.
short-rtO sides. t5.s0as5.s5: shoulders. Is i2ka
s5.2j: shOr,-clear. So l2< as5.2A Whiskey. tl04
Thelsading futures ragged a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

President and Mrs. Harrison have for
mally accepted the invitation Of Henry C..
Bowen % be- present at the 4th If July
celebration at Rose.lnd Park, Woodstock,
Conn.
T.. n. Ferguson. one If Pittsbuchs iron
barons and partner Of Andrew Carnegie.
has bought Fisher, Island, the summer
home al p son Of Governor John Win
thorp, jr., Of the Massachusetts planta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
InVestigating Charges of Bribery
INV taIegraDh 10 the DisDatchl

SAVANNAH. Ga, June 2I.-Inspector-G Gen
eral Robert 7. Hughes began an official in
yestigation to-day into the charges Of the
attempted bribery proclaimed by W. X.
Curtis against the river and harbor con-
tractors in charge of the Savannah river
improvement. The investigation will pro-
bahlY occupy two DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 24-Alf. Grizzard
alias Hawkins was hung by mob. sup
posed to be composed of negro gamblers,
at Tiptonville last Wednesday. 1t seems
that he had won all the money the negroes
had, and they, enraged at their loss. carried
him forcibly off the boat, first throwing
sack over his head TO prevent his cries from
attracting, attention. They then carried
him into the woods and drew him up TO q
LIMB. demandipg that he return tho money,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Parliament.

GBy Anelo-American cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. June Pin the House of Lords
tonight the Marquis of Salisbury denied
that any of the great Powers contemplated
annexation of the Island of Crete. All re-
ports 10 that effect. be said. were entirely
without foundation. He had no reason to
apprchcnd q crisis.
I'm the House Of Commons the Board Of
Agriculture bill passed thecommittee stage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Tried for Rintinc.

IBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch
PARIS. June 24-The trial at Aneouleme
of de Roulded. Laguerre. and Laisant on
the charge of rioting at that place recent
~ was completed to-day. De Roulded was
acquitted Of the charge Of resisting the po-
lice but convicted of the charge of riotine.
lie was fined l50irmcs. Laguerre was fined
o similar amount for threatening the po-
lice. Iaiaant was acnnitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
ATnmil,,s Anliction.

fBY telegraph 20 mo DIapatch.l
BELLEvILLE, n. j., June 24.-On Friday of
week before last one of the four children Of
Thomas Dunn, of Smith street. died OF
diphtheria. On the following day another
child was carried off by the same disease.
In the early part of last week the remaining
two children were stricken with the disease
and on Friday one died. Yesterday morn
ing the fourth child died. Dunn thus lost
his eatire family within ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
Highly Sensational.
[By lelegrsph % tbs DispAtch. /

tby toipsiaph w At' OiePe"Ni
BrRMIsGBAM, Ala, June PA special TO
the Ace Herald from Gadsden, Ala, says /;
Frank Bennett, a rowing character who hrs
been stopping at Cave Creek, six miles
across the river, with his cousin James
Oliver, wanted TO marry the ffteen-year-
old daughter of John Sinms, @ neighbor,
buth was refuscd alicaasa. BAnpet got
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
WANTED TO AvENoe A MURDER.
lae Military Called Out TO Protect th'
Prisoners.
~ leIefraph = Ihe DlspAtsh. !

10Y q" 20 Ntt'Af ~ WV AftPf
CoirruiA. S., Q. June PA special TO
Oh. baay Rcnser from Edgeheld, 5. c.,
... kdgcEeld is in high state Of ex-
element Il IS known that party. Is or,
..zed 90 lynch Whitfield Muuen ana
In1mas Carpenter. who on Saturday the
i..i instant, while under the influence Of
liquor fred five shots from their re-
,l4scgs INTO a young man named Preston
loJuce, who was peaeeably going along
ur highway near Trenton, in Edgeield
county Y0nnce died early last Friday
morning from the effects Of the wounds he
Irceiyed. The evidence obtained by the
nleuB yesterday Was 70 convincing that
friends Of Younce had determined 10 lynch
Mgueu and Carpenter last night. The
tiseheld rife company was called
plt aud stood guard at the JAZZ
all night. Benjamin Booth, who. hgured
conspicuously in the Booth aud Ioney
murder case a few years since, Tss present
with bis family heavily armed with shot,
gums and pistols 70 protect Mnrrel ana
Carpenter. The two prisoners were Sc
eIeted by the Sheriff in the woods near the
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