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GEN. D. II. HILL DEAD.
HIS OECEASE AT CHARLOTTE
YESTERDAY EVENING.
briei sketch of His Iife-His Services I'm
Mexico and in the War Between the
states-His Carceras Soldier, Literateur
and Educator.

RALEIGH, Y. G.. September Special.
=" "eneral Daniel Harvey Hill died at Char.
loiic yesterday evening.
lie was born in South Carolina i'm lS22
ANA graduated at West Point in 1872. He
served gallanily in the war with Mexico.
ana was -ucccssiyely breyetted as CAPTAIN
ana major for gallant and mcritorious con-
duci nj 'Onireras. ChorubuscO and Chapul-
leprc. and received a sword Of honor from
hi~ native State.
In 1879 he resigned from the army and
became successfully professor in Washing
ton College. Virginia. where he was located
rom 1879 io 1881. inclusive. Afterwards he
removed 10 North Carolina. where he was
professor in Davidson College from 1854 10
9Nfl. inclusive, and subsequently,. from lSJJ
io FOL. was superintendent Of the North
carolina Military Institute. During this
period Of his life be published u work ON
algebra. a volume on 'lhc sermon ON the
Mount another on "'The CricifVion Of
Christ. besides several ESSAYS i'm southern
periodicals..
In the breaking ont Of the war between
the states OF the North and south he COM
mandcd the First North Carolina Regiment
i'm fine fight at Biz Bethel. took part i'm the
defense Of lorktown. and led division in
the battle of McchanicSyille. Cold lIarhOr
and Malvern Hill. lie was afterwards pro-
moled go Maiof-Generai. and when General
Lee made his first advance To the North. Gen
crdl Hill WAS lcii i'm command on the James.
He Joined General Lee Just after the second
battle of Manassas. and took a prominent
part IN the battle Of South Mountain.
and Fredericksburg. in which
bee gained deserved distinction. He was
placed for q time in command in
North and south Carolina.
AMER the war he put up his residence at
harlotic. y. e.. where he published lit |
arary magazine. entitled "1Hc L0nd me- |
LOrc.' and also a periodical. entitled "1hc |
flcid 0Hd he FnlJu."
With General Hill passes away another 4
# the Confederate heroes. who helped "a |
rive che south 80 cn,iablc name for
IRA, cry and proWc~s. and commanded forhcr
Dee respect and admiration Of the civilized
world. Peace 10 his ashes.
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FROM LYNCHBURG.
Jewish Hoiiday-Tbe Colored Orphan
AsNlum-Tbc Prohibitionists.

lhNCnBt re-. Va. september -. ~ue
cial. All of the leading Jewish house, I'm
tine city Will close Tomorrow until Frida,
morning in honor of the DIG Jewish holiday.
Ihcboald of trustees of thcncN COlored OR.
phan Asl ium was organized here Yesterday.
with Bishop Randolph presiding. Governor
Lee. who i~ one 0f the board. made "a fine
speech ON the occasion. The financial con
diiion of This institution is reported sati--
factory. and. on motion Of Governor Lee.
Nc~-r~ l.. J. Folkc-. =. I,rcc. and /. +.
Lee were appointed "a committee to arrange
for building the main hall of the ASYLUM.
lo cost about SlOwO. Rev. George T.. Bono-
dict Wa> elected superintendent of the in
>iiiution. and Hon. George VI. Pullman. of
Chicago: Rev. pr. Nckim. Of Washington.
and Rev. John =. Lindsey. Of Boston. mem
ber- of the board. The asylum is fo Dee TO-
Gated at tustburg. Campbell county. and
Rev. Dr. Jaogar is One Of the thriving spirits
IN the enterprise.
Governor Lee went up to Glasgow and
}uona y \ieta last evening.
The nomination yesterday of Prnhib-
iion ticket for members of the legislature
Tor this CITY and county. is considered tO lc|
much of farce. and mo- danger t0 thcI
Democratic ticket is apprchcndcd
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DANVlLLE DOTS.
News Nosf> in Brief.

DANNIlLI. Va. September -. ~pc-
cial. the conference committees appoint
ed ht the Grat~ and Buc- the two military
COMPANIES here. have decided 90 report
against ihc consolidation OF the two com-
mands. ". G.. ~idnor has been elected first
lieutenant of fhe Gray~ tO iill 20 Vacancy.
The Jewish New Year. RO~h lla-honah.
will bp celebrated here hy scra ices in odd-
Fellows Hall. conducted hy Mc-.r~. H.
llir,ch and \. l~aacs. which services will
Doe attended by thc Hebrew population. all
their places of cuisines, being closed.
MIR. Walter ". Waddill lost hi- three
year-old son b, diplihcria last night. this
being the second death in his family from
this disease within three weeks.
Another real estate syndicate 90 handle
Wc-t-cnd property is being formed hy W. J..
Dance a Co... real estate brokers.
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Gable Notes.

PARIS. September 2j.-in the sabbath ol'-
..'a,,c. conference today. letters were
read nom President Harrison ana Nr.
ri'dstone. The latter attributed bis loDs
,;,' ,,ith preserved faculties IN sreai paii
/" To- the privilege OF Sabbath rest.
Loxpox. September 25.-Eliza Cook INC
o.,oss died today. She was seventy -one
years Of age.
OprssA, september 2'-A s,i'ooi ,crdn'' ,e'.',a,
'',''',.n,,,.nn Ids widow became insane ana
A., i,,aJ her five children. she threw un'
,..t;es az three Of the children out ot a thlfa.
s,ars window. and taking the other two III
set I arms jumped fiom the window ana was
instantly killed.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
elegatcs to the international Congress,

elegatcs to the international Congress.
A~lliNGION. u. C.. september D.
Letters were mailed from the Department
of state today informing the delegates 10
the international American Congress that
they would De- expected for organization in
The Diplomatic room at the Department Of
stat" ~ noon ON Wednesday. October ID.
Al this time they will bc received los Mr.
Blaine. who will deliver an address Of wei
come. They will then organize los the cleo
ton 0t a president. Nicc-prc-idonf and Sccre-
tlr,c,. and then proceed 10 the " hile House
where they Will Dee formally presented Ia the
President II is understood that Mr. Blaine
intends 90 give them dinner the same
evening.
nESERIION~ FROM TnE ARMY.
secretary Proctor has taken n decisive
step towards stopping. iO q, great an extent
a- possible ihc numerous desorii0n- from
tlIc army. that have occurred within recent
years. llc has appointed court Of inquiry
io investigate the cau-e- of the de-criion-
from jefferson Barracks. Mo-. during the
past year. The board will meet ai the
Barracks. October Isl.
\ ~. Louis newspaper recently sent
reporter tO Jefferson Barracks. where hc en-
listed. lie charged that The men at tie Bar
racks were lnsuilicicntls fed and Otherwise
lrfff1 ,uttu iui.
IMMIGRATION TO TIE Argentine REPrB-
llC.
The Department Of state has been Ofli-
rially Informed that the executive power of
the Argentine Republic has laid before the
congress a draft of a law dividing lJ1W".-
ODO acres Of Government land in the terri
tory of 'hubuf into small holdings. from 500
20 l.ulu acres czech. and Offering the same for
sale at from to -. national money. per
hrctarc. about two and a half acres. 10 j.
proposed tO divide the whole area int ten
sections allotted to Argentine settlers. and
thc others respectively 10 the different ma
tlnnlltir- OF Europe. supplying immigrl-
ton to the Argentine Republic.
SEVERE STORM N TIIE BAY.
The Steamer Lady Of the Lake. which left
Washington last evening al six T. VI. for
Norfolk. was forced tO turn back when
short distance this side Of Point Lookout. /
owing to the severe storm on the bay. The |
boat returned about seven o'clock this moru- /
ine There wa. considerable excitement
among the many passengers.
ru~IMA-IER~ APPOINTED.
Fourh-cla-- po,tmaster- were appointed
for North Carolina today a- follows. John /
4. Miller at Core Creek. \. G. Weathcry I
100 Dayton. Alex taioanlinc al Warren /
Plains.
CAPITOL NOTES.
4 naval board. consisting Of Commodores /
Brown and Ramsey. Captain Meade. and /
paNmaster Kenny. met at the Navy De- /
panmcnt to-day for the purpose of cOn-id- /
aring the present mode Of business con- /
iuctcd by general naval ,tore-keeper-.
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CAPE MAY. y. j.. September -. AZ one
O'Clock ihi, morning iho new columbia
Hotel WAS found So bc on fire. and has been
iotall, destroyed. together with hocnig' =
saloon and garden adjoining. Proprietor
Frank liildreth and wife were in the house.
but escaped with difficulty. The property
wa, worth about $>o.VoO. and was partially
DESTROYED in June. 1873. before il WAS full,
completed. \ northeast storm prevailed.
and proved valuable assistance 10 the
hremcn The cause of the fire il not known.
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FRAUDULENT LOUISIANA COU-
PONS.
Large sum. of Money Lost to the state

NEW ORLEANS. september 2j.-ln addi-
iiOn to the loss of about q million dollars 10y
fraudulent coupons. il j. now feared that
the State has lost large sums by another
fraud.
The Pic0VvHc'S Baton Rouge special says
a lrNce warrant drawn three or four years
ago for over $500 was recently presented for
payment. suspicion was aroused. a. the
ie,ce fund has never been short. and
there was no reason for holding a
warrant unca>hed for ~ long. ON inquiry.
il was found that the warrant had been pre-
scented and paid about the time Of it, date.
How il again became floated j. not known.
and 10 j. suspected that many such war
rants have been paid more than once.
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BALTIMORE DEMOCRATS.
Nominations Made-A Pure Ballot De
m1nde1.

BALTIMORE. Mp. september 2j.-'ihc
Democratic city convention met ai noon to-
day. and at 3:ljnominated Robert &. David
son for MAYOR. General &c. latr0bc. who
has been Mayor for five terms. made tight
for denomination. Mr. Davidson j, forty
years Oi age. and i u member Of the dry
goods firm Of Daniel 4. Miller a Go. lie i
the selection Of the Business Democratic
Association.
The convention adopted resolution, fay-
0ring the lilden law or the Australian law
or such combination of both a. will best in
sure the purity and freedom Of the ballot
They recommend the lesalizafion Of pri-
mary elections. and the provision of penal
ties 10 secure fairness.
Other nominations made are: (lerk of the
superior Court. james Bond: sheriff. George
McCanrey: Chief Judge Of the supreme
Court. Henry u. Harlan. city surveyor
Augustus BOldin.
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PALMYRA, September o. special. p
Col. samuel Coleman and Hon. II. George
Tucker addressed the people of flu,anna
here to-day. I'm immense crowd came "a
court 10 hear the distinguished gentlemen.
and were highly entertained for three hOur-
with able aud eloquent speeches. This Was
the first visit OF our Harry" since hi-
election to Congress last fall. and our people
gave him a most cordial greeting. He j. a
chip Of the old block, and a worthy success
sor Of his distinguished father, =" glorious
old Ran"
The Republicans made their nomination
for the House to-day in the person Of ". q.
iiaden. Mahone'- cN-Iudge We predict
certain defeat for him.
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

FrNNKFORT. INp.. September 2j.-Thc
Rev. Charles Woodruff. pastor Of the United
Brethren Church al Boyle>town, has di>aI-
pearcd. and with him Mr.. Louisa Coycs,
the pretty wife of wealthy farmer.
SAIL LAKE. tfNn. september 23.-~iN
adultercr~ and seven unlawful cohahiiors,
,iolaior. of the Edmund'> law. Yesterday
received sentence in the First District Court
al I'r0uc.
DrBLIN. September 2j.-A number Of
quamsmen employed ON Mr.. Parncl's g.
tate at Arklew. threaten 10 strike in order
io compel the substitution Of "a local Ma
tionalisi for the present agent Of the estate
who i. obnoxious % the employees.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON
Having a Good Time in the West.

CUMBERLAND Mn, september -. Prc~i-
dent Harrison left Deer Park al 1880 this
morning accompanied by senator Davis.
Captain W. T.. Griffith. Colonel X. H. John
son. and EN-Mayor W. j. Reed, the CEN
tcnnial reception committee. The trip was
made in the private car baltimore" They
reached Cumberland at 2:20. where they
were met by a regiment of the Maryland Na-
tional Guard. The President was loudly
cheercd ~ hc drove along the streets 10 the
courthouse square. where Dee reviewed The
militar, and civil parade The mountain
citv is ga,cl, decorated. and Harrison pic
lures are seen at every window.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
1nrre .heahs about oy.tcr..

BALTIMORE. Mp. september S1.-A dele
.,,,iou of citizen. from the Potomac oyster
district waited upon the Board Of funnc
Works today and presented the case "' ''''
alleged violation by lirginlans OF me com.
,,act between Maryland and Virginia ioi
he nrohibitiOn of oyster dredging IN me 10,
t",nac until November Isl They demanded
that The state u Maryland see To II i,a' ,
Virginia lives up 10 her oyster treaty lh'
Board Of Public Works VIII enc, ~ ruii'' 'i''
nunicati0n with Governor Lee vi NiTS''''"'
.l..ttf fhe InaffpT.
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UNSATISFACTORY FIGHT
Between Champion Lightly eight Tugi

>'N FRANCISCO. September -. Tommy
Warren. Of los Angeles. tll.. and Frank
Murphy. of Birmingham. England. fought
to finish 40 tho rooms Of fine California
Athletic Club last ui-it fora purse Of $500
and ihe iraihcl-Wci.ht championship. Mur-
plN weighed lll pounds. and WAS seconded
hy Martin Murphy and Pai-} Hogan. War
ron weighed about lis pounds. and hi. -cc-
ond- were John Donaldson and Paddy Ger
man. Hiram Cook N., referee. After the
-iNiN-cl-hih round The men were i'm GOOD
condition. and Referee Cook lrft the Stage.
declaring that the club washed ii- hands of
ihe whole affair. President fulda stopped
the speeches OF the principals ana ordered
ihe Stage cleared. a- the referee had de-
clawd the match unsatisfactory. thc men
hafm. failed to comply with their agree
mcnt. The club undoubtedly refuse t0 give
the men amy part of tine purse.
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RUMORED BLACK RIOT.
Whit ,ieng the Illino.~ ,en,la, n'nii".
Themselves.

tOTFENNliLE. Mss. September 25.-'lhe
white people AN along ihe line of thc Illinois
Central Railroad and zoo every county i'm the
Delta are actively engaged im preparing
Themselves i1f an anticipated general aitark
to Doe made hy the blacks. Conservative
men with whom interviews have been had
are seriously alarmed ai lhc outlook. Rifles
are being bought on both sides. 81 water
Valley. ten miles north of here. 2u1 men
have Organized for projections AtGr'nada.
Miss. ten miles south Of here. il j. reported
that negro cotton hands have organized and
Will demand am increase in their wages.
elise they will guard tine ncld- with shot
guns and prevent others from gathering the
crops. The present price for picking is iiiiy
cents per hundred
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TANNERS PLACE.


DEER PARK. Nh. september MAJOR
William Warner. of Missouri, has hnallN
declined to accept The oIllcc Of Commissioners
of Pensions, which was rendered HIM by the
President The letter il made public 20
day. but was written on the io'h OF ,h'-
month. The reason given Is mat ne has
entered into business arrangements which
be cannot break,
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BASEBALL.
Games Played Yesterday.

At Baltimore - Baliim0res Athletics
game postponed on account of ram.
Al Br0oklyn-t enthusiastically lNns; game
postponed on account af rain.
At Pilt-hurg PiiishWe~. :; Washing
tons, >.
At Chicago Chicagos. :; Bo,tOns. I.
ST indianapolis indianapolis, :; New
0rhs. ,
At Cleveland Cleycland-. > Philadcl'
phia~. a.
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nis,.,rou. Work of Burst water Main.

NEW YORK. september 21.~ \ 'rolon
wafer main ai fremont station. on the llar-
lem railroad. burst last night and the tracks
of the Harlem and New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, were completely submerged.
4 gas main under the New Haven tracks
was undermined by the water ana exploded
when Now Haven train passed over II.
The headlight Of the engine was blown iitN
feet away but the engine was moi Otherwise
damaged Much damage was done 10
streets and buildings IN the Nicinit!.
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WEST VIRGINIA ROUGHS

Terrorixe and Take Possession of "a Town
COLUMN :. O.. september 2'.-N special
from Huntington. West Virginia, says;
Word has Just been received from Fort Gay
Caben county. that that town Is IN posses
sion of ronghs. They stoned the house oil
Elliott Ne.ier. when be- fired ON them. lncN
then made the MAYOR issue warrant loI
his arrest. He was dragged OUT "I ms n'u
a. - O'Clock ina the morning and beaten
almost 10 death.
The Ma,or dismissed him. Whereupon liie
Gang beat the MAYOR. who resigned lbc
marshal has also resigned. The gang has
terrorized the whole town.
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GALE OF LAND.

Pursuant io the terms oi deed OF trust Of
record IN the clerks office Of ANrihumhtr-
Ia Il county, the undersigned trustee VIII
Oner az pubic auction, o. Tie highest bidder.
al Heathsyille. in sail county,
on He I'm DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850.
all that NALt NBLf TRACT ~ LAND cone
veyed by &. B.. Btlyin and William %. Iannev
to the said trustee 10 secure the payment Of
the balance OF The purchase money thereon
10 John X. Coles; said laui lying on the
Great NicOmocO rivcI. iu the Aforesaid cOun-
more or less.
IEaMs: cash as 10 costs and purchase
money. and ~ 10 any residue viii be- made
known On day of sale
LLOYD 4 ~MIfu. Trustee.
SEPTEMBER. II. 1889. scl3-.iOt
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rIorid,'s state Farmers Alliance.

JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA, september -.
The state Farmers Alliance convened here
TODAY. About 80 delegates will attend.
To-day's proceedings were secret. The oh
iect- of the meeting are 10 make Jackson
Vile the principal market for Florida cot.
ton: Ia build cotton warehouse here, ana
To- start fruit and vegetable canning facto-
rie~. Florida cotton l. now largely marketed
through savannah and Brunswick, Ga.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
4 yirsinian', Bod, Found In the Ohio

CINCINNATI. o.. september 2j.-lhe body
Of Almon :. llaltIclaw. aged 30. telegraph
operator. was taken from the Ohio river al
Constance. ky.. Monday morning. with a
fearful cash acrO-, the forehead, where the
skull had been crushed. llaltzclaw resided
at Washington. -. g.. where he has wealthy
relatives. He came from NaurntOn. Va.
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FATAL AFFRAI.
rhe ne.nit of a Game of oarA..

NORFOLK. Va. september -. special.
\ dispute arose az Newport News ! ue--
day afternoon over game of cards WINCH
TWO residents. named Turner and >lalci'
were playing in saloon ,.,,
The men went outside 20 settle their diiii-
GUILTY. and had proceeded only "a short as
tauce when Turner was joined 10y brother.
Blow, were passed. and the row wound up
hv slater being stabbed in the abdomen
with long cheese knife Toy Turner prom,
.r Tho Tnrncr- were arrested and locked
nm and slater il expected 90 die. Public
sentiment against the Turner'S is 40 bitter
and excitement running 80 high that a spe-
cial guard has been sworn ia 10 assist 'h'
iailer'. force n case of AN emergency.
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HAMPTON DEMOCRATS
Nominate MIR. }. :. Darling for the Lesisla-

HAMPTON. Va. September -. special.
The Democratic Convention. which met
here to-day. nominated Mr.. u. :. Darling for
House OF Delegates from this district.
Mr.. Darling j. one of the most prominent
moneyed men on the Peninsula. and will ccr-
tainly add great strength Ia the ticket in
this section. He was the unanimous choice
Of the convention and the Democrats Of this
place are very much pleased with the Sc
lection.
There was no Senatorial nomination..
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More Southern Enterprises.

BALTIMORE. Mp. september -. The
Up0uf0cfprcrs Rfcow this week has q
comparative statement Of tho new enter
prise, organized during the last nine
month, in the south. showing that in i>>J
there were 4.Ui3 organized. Is against 2.1i2
in the same period of i>>>. aud that the
amount of capital represented in the enter
pri-es j. Slji.SlS.1up in l>>'. a.. against
>lgl. llj.OnO in lN>~.
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Killed on Account Of Tanner.

CAIRO, Ill, September 3.-B. Il. Curtis.
merchant, and John Wallace, a mail
carrier. quarreled to-day over the removal
Of Commissioner Tanner, and Wallace was
struck OH the head with molasses jug, ne
cei,ing an injury from which he died an
hour later,
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THE NEXT GOVERNOR
Make. a rinc Imrre..ion In Pula.ki

Makes Fine Impression In Pulaski.
PrLAskI CITY. Va. september % >pc-
cial. g. Captain L. W Mckinney made a
great speech here tonight 10 a large au-
dence Of men and ladies. He spoke for two
hour. and fifteen minutes in his best style
amid enthusiastic applause. He answered
Mahonc's Abingdon speech in "a most pow
crlu manner. The meeting was great
-irtr~~
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AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOClA-
TON.
Various Questions Di.cus-ed-A Magni-
hcenf banquet

KANSAS CRY. Mo. September 2j.-The
American Bankers Association met in
annual convention here today. Fully l.WO
del gates are present. President Charles
Pear-Ons. Of i. Louis. called the c0nYon-
tion 10 order an II O'Clock. Joseph
:. Chick, on behalf of the Kan
sas City clearing house. extended e
welcome to the delegates. Mayor Da,en-
port welcomed them ON behalf Of the city
and Governor Frances on behalf of the
state. President Pearson, responded for
The delegates and delivered the opening adj
dress.
Mr.. W. y. - John. Of New York. then
read an able technical paper on legal ten
der. He expressed himself ~ opposed tO
free coinage. and outlined plan tor retir-
ing the legal tender notes If the government
rapidly and without diminishing the sum 0i
money in circulation. \ motion 10 rccom-
mend 10 Congress such action ~ was ont
lined in Mr.. II. .Ioliu'> paper. was referred
10 the appropriate committee. Hon. Logan
Roots. Of Little Rock. moved that ~ the eN-
ecutiNc council had several amendment, to
the Constitution Ia propose. the chairman
of the cOmmitie be- heard and the amend
ments acted upon.
The report was made by John Jay Knox.
Of New York. the president Of the cNecu-
tiNe council. The principal changes recom-
mcndcd were for the provision of am article
di, iding the executive council into three
parts. 80 that oncihirl Of il might De- elect
e. each year. the term of Office being made
three wears. and that the different state
bankers associations be- given one delegate
at each annual meeting Of the National A. /
>OciatiOn. The amendment, prevailed
The associations were instructed Ia report +
their selection 10 the president before = |
O'Clock and the convention adjourned tO /
meet Tomorrow morning m lO O'Clock /
This afternoon the delegate, were given "a /
ride over the various cable lines Of the city. I
which pass most Of the points Of general in
c.r-t.
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AN iNFURiATED MOB
Lynch Negro Accused Of Heinous
Crime.

Crime.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. September 25.-Ihi-
morning. at 1:l0 o'clock, at Winona, Miss.
"A mob of about two hundred men entered
the iail and took sol Purncll, Il negro, and
hanged him 10 the Illinois Central railroad
tr.stle. Purnell was accused or assaulting
the i,-year old daughter of prominent cit
izen Of that place, lie confessed attempt
Ing the assault.