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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-12

EOR SALE-A LOVELY MODERN-BUILT
finish. marble manrels: ali materials and work
manship flrst-class: one acre of ground; beauti-
fully located on Beaver road, only minutes by
boardwalk from Ellsworth station, p, Ft. W. &
G. X. w. The above property will be sold at a
great bargain, as the owner is desirOus ofleaving.
Terms to suit purchaser. For particulars and see
photograph call on j. H. IRWIN, III Fourth ave-,
Pittsburg. jal2-55-S-S
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INOR ALE-(99)-OAKLAND, BROWNSTONE
Il front dwelling, IS. 500: near Craft ave.; two
stories and mansard. containing nine rooms hall,
yestbule, laundry with stationary tubs, range,
both inside shutters and W. c., sliding DOORS
slate mantels with cabinets tile hearths, electric
bells, cemented cellars, etc.; lot 50x20O feet five
UEL w. BLACK CO., SO Fourth ave.
ja10-90-Ths
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:. TAINTED - BOY OR GIRL TO ATTEND
Cattf office. Inquire 81 SANDUSKY ST. jaI2-I5
MMEDIATELY-PASTRY AND
enNN vegetable cook, 100 house girls 10 for hotels;
looks and Chambermaids, dining room girls;
plemployers supplied with frst-class help on short
N notice. MRS. MEEHAN, 545 Grant ST. jalO-D
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DOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE ON LIN
Il coin ave-, Allegheny, having 10 rooms, to-
gether with bath, lavatory cedar closet, laundry,
hot and cold water throughout, natural gas, inside
shutters. plate-glass windows, spacious vestibule
and hallway; everything in the most complete
and perfect order large lot; side entrance; brick
stable and carriage house: alley in the rear. Par
ticulars from JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth
ave-, Pittsburg. ja12-92-D
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D0R SALE-IF YOU HAVE $500 ONLY AND
L wish to own house, we will sell you a lot In
Baum's Grove and lend you money to build house
to suit your own ideas. and give you ample time to
repay the loan send for plan of these choice East
End lots. BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth avenue.
jaS-S6-D
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Rooms, Houses, Etc.

ITANTED-A LARGE FLOOR, WITH OR
w without power, in Pittsburg or Allegheny,
Address Box 232 Pittsburg Postofice. iall-S5
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EroR SALE-oN LINE OF FIFTH AVENUE
alley selected brick house of 6 rooms bath room,
finished rooms in attic, large front porch, shade
trees, frame stable, elegant neighbOrhoOd, etc.; a
perfect house in every respect; terms reasonable.
THOS. LIGGETT, No. ia Fourth ave.
ialo-1Q-TTSSn
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-12

Allegheny Lots.
ENOR SALE-2 CHOICE LOTS ON REBECCA
IL ST., near Liberty ave.; size each 5Oxl30
BLACK BAIRD. 95 Fourth ave. jal2-a-TTs
LNOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS-TWO LOTS
on Arch ST., near Stockton ave-, Allegheny.
GEO. ID. RIDDLE, lis Diamond st. ja12-65
TOR SALE = SHERMAN AVENUE ALE
Il GHENY, lot 40x1l0: finest vacant lot on the
parks: price so. 500 half cash. A. LEGGATE &
SON, 81 Federal ST., Allegheny. ja11-45
FoR SALE-A FINE LARGE LOT ON
Perrysyille avenue, Allegheny, on line of
electric cars: Ix17 feet; excellent location: on
best side Of the avenue. Terms, etc., from JAS.
W. DRAPE CO., l29 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
ja12-93 Mws
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FOR SALE.
HaZelwood Residences.

TOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE OF sROOMS:
IL modern Queen Anne style and about 2acres Of
ground with fruit trees, grapes, flowers: also
cottage offs rooms, outbuldfngs, etc., situated in
the Twenty-third ward about minutes walk from
B. o. X. R.; all for S. 900: terms made to suit
purchaser. Inquire of owner l.. L. YODER, 1873
Third avenue deS-55-TTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
A WAR ON 7HB RIVER.
The Long Threatened Trouble
at SteubeoyiIIe, Ohio,
IS BEGUN IN DEAD EARNEST.
uwo roats Crash Into the Fan'Han'
dies Temporary BFldge- Sixty
Pile, Rrokcn oir-A Matter for
Government interference,

srrrnpvytLlG, ONO, July Gas has
been anticipated for the past week, the
Panhandle Railroad Company and The
Ohio river steamboatmen colllded this
morning. The railroad company recent
lyrrceiyel permission from the Secretary
oi War to close up the channel OF the
river at the StcubcnyiIe bridge for the
pprposc Of replacing the channel span.
The river men appealed in vain to the
secretary Of War to have the permit re-
voked, When the coal fleet arrived
a lho bridge this morning they
found the channel almost en-.
tirely filled with heavy piles
arranged in bents. There was short
Consultation and then without advising
t6c men at work in the channel the coal
boat Advance, three barges abreast,
came a, full speed upon the pile bents,
hrcaking down twenty-five OF them,
hIeaking the pile driver barge loose from
ils mornings and badly damaging 1t,
The men on the barge had narrow es.
cane from heing drowned under the tow,
and the work was Immediately sus'
neuled,
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David Teel, or Tiel, whose friends are
thought 10 reside In Temperanceville, 10
supposed 10 have been drowned of the
towboat ]. W. Gould, near New Gum.
berland, about 8 o'clock Saturday morn.
Ing. The Gould was on its way 10 Pitts.
burgh with twelve pieces Of empties IN
tow. The whole crew was called on
duty about 8 o'clock, and II was an.
nounCed that there was q man over.
board. Teel and the other fireman had
Just fred up and went out on the guards
10 cool OF, each one taking q different
side. Teel fell over asBoon 40 lie reached
the guards, and tho engineer, seeing
him struggling In tho water, gave the
alarm aud called for assistance. The
yawl won't down the fiyerBome distance,
but no traces Of the missing man could
DO found. He was good swimmer,
but II iB feared that he was struck by the
wheel and disabled.
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AFTER THE MONEY,
A Deputy shorir Makes Demand on the
Editorof the Chicago Times and Is Re-
fuSad

A Deputy sheriff Makes u Demand on the
EdItorot the Chicago Times ana Is Re-
fused.
CHICAGO, July 99.-The Commercial
National Bank, through It's attorney,
went before Judge Grinnell this morn,
ing and secured confession Of judgment
for SlS,7Ol against James j. West & Co.,
which firm included Clinton A. Snow.
den, formerly managing editor Of the
Times.
AS soon as the execution WIS oh.
tanned 1t was placed in the hands ol
Deputy Sheriff Graves with orders To
proceed at once and make a demand on
Mr., West for the money. The officer
went to the Times, saw tho editor, made
the demand, aud received for an answer
refusal, and the further reply that the
editor had no property which be could
turn over In the way OF satisfaction for
the debt. The officer returned TO the
Sheril's Office and the result was conf
muniCated to the bank.
Deputy Sheriff Graves then started
for the residence OF Mr.. West, at the
corner Of Fifty.hfth street and Mount
Greenwood avenue, with the expressed
intention Of levying on the personal el-
fects OF Mr.. West.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
TEE HHHNHSH STRUGGLE
In the British Parliament will be
the Debate on the
PROPOSITION TO INCREASE
The Allowance orthe Prince orwalcs,
ABItter Partisan Nvranglc Ahead,
Mr.. Gladstone will not take
Part-other Foreign News,

LONDON, July e2,-In the House OF
Commons to-day the Right Hon. Sir
James Ferguson, Parliamentary seGreta-
ry OF the Foreign office, stated that no
final programme for the maritime con.
ference had as yet been agreed upon
with the American Government
Lord George Hamilton, First Lord OF
the Admiralty, announced that the con-
struction Of tilty-two war ships had been
begun during the current year, Twen.
ty Of these vessels were being built in
the Government dock yards, and thirty
two private yards.
Right Hon, VIM, Y, Smith, the Gov.
ernment leader, laid on the table the re.
port OF the Committee on Royal Grant.
The report recommends that the sum OF
1000 be added to tho quarterly allow
ance oil the Prince OF Wales. The report
maintains the right OF the Queen to ask
Parliament to make further provision
for her grandchildren, The debate on
the report was postponed until Thursday.
II will be the keencst party struggle
OF the session. The refusal oil the gov
SAAaSAs W uSSVhS W thu plupVShl lulut
by Mr., Gladstone to deprive the Queen
OF tho right to make further demands
upon Parliament led Mr.. Morley and
other Liberals In the committee to vote
against increasing the allowance OF the
Prince OF Wales. The differences among
the Liberal groups on this question have
been arranged and solid opposition,
supported by some Liberal Unlonists,
will confront the government. It is not
likely that Mr.. Gladstone will take
prominent part in the debate.
Mr., LaboucLere, In debate on the grant
10 Princess Louise on the occasion OF
her marriage to the Earl OF Fife, moved
The rejection of the report Of the Com-
nittee, and to substitute therefor an ad-
iress to the Queen reCiting among other
things that the sums already voted to
he royal family should be amply suili-
,lent for oil their proper purposes, and
hat II further supplies are needed they
ought to be provided through retrench.
nent Of the expenses OF the royal iami-
y, not by fresh demands upon the tax
payers.
The report OF the Committee on Royal
Grants advises that at the proper time
aw will be passed providing that future
Iovereigns shall have no claim to parlia.
nentary provision for their grand
children.
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ThsTsu,onis,s oWis.,.

The TeutohIa Singing Society has
elected tue following officers, Director,
pfoi. II. shockey; Vice Director, Il. v,
Arklei President, +, SChaub Vice
President, William Hahne Correspond.
Ing Secretary, William Ebelihg, Record.
Ing Secretary, William Fuhfmanu,
Treasurer, \. Heller; Hall Committee
II. Reuter-, o. DannenbetR and II,
yoCke Muelc CommlLlee, X. v, Afkle,
Frank Heller and William ZImmOf
librarians, II. Soldar and Joseph Hellet,
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WA.llISoTOS, D. G., July ge.-seCre.
tpry Proctor left for Vermont at Ii
o'clock this morning for a Short yaca.
ton, Chief Clerk TweCdalo was dc.
s,lEnaled Acting Secretary Of War In
ills " absence. This leaves the State,
War and Navy building With.
9Nl q member Of The cabinet on
Nnly, but Secretary Tracy Ia expected 10
return tomorrow. Secretary Proctor
viii probably be gone two weeks mn
ny ngGl leave WI u occur In tho latter mari
NL NLAuguSt when hg will attend The on.
Ilnllneht OF the Vermont militia, be.
glhhlOg August q, and deliver an
euuECSs ,Ii al tho reunion Of the Fletcher
IRn,,Iy AMY II u fremont Temple, Boston
;GIukYSt ;IksS sS This will DO 4 reunion o.
S,s,,.N %J uyGehuNLI OF Robert Fletcher, whC
England, ' !" iV'V i'Ou
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DISTRIBUTING RELIEF.
Tie Work Mt JOiustown-stIlI Finding
Bodies,

Bodies.
JouNsrowN, PA, July 22,-Judge
Cummin and Treasurer Thompson ar-
rived on time this morning and arc busy
at work. The board OF inquiry are Civ.
ing out orders for the First ward, aud
during the forenoon the floor of the
Office gave way on account Of the crowd,
creating quite panic, but no one was
hurt. yg
An unknown woman was taken out Of
the river yesterday at Coopersdale who
Is supposed TO have been a passenger on
the ill.iated day express. She had black
hair, was pretty well dressed and wore
lady's hunting case gold watch and
chain with q charm In the shape Of q
bucket; also a gold ring with set.
The stuff taken out Of the cellars now
Is very offensive. In places II is SO bad
that the workmen can scarcely stand the
stencil.
Judge Cummin sayshe is preparing his
papers and expects 10 get ready for
another distribution rs soon as lie can
possibly get 1t done.
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MR., POwDgRLY EXPLAINS,


John DsNl lin Tells About the Sunday Meet.
ipE-ThO Action of the Hoard In the
Packers striko.
CHICAGo, July 22,-No session OF the
Knights Of Labor board was held this
afternoon, the members separating as
usual to visit different localities. Mas
ter Workman Powderly was engaged in
several localities in private consultation
with different individuala AIessrs,
Deylin and Hayes visited the seamen's
Union.
The members Of the Board are not
wholly satisfied with the reports OF the
Sunday evening meeting at the brick.
layers hall, "fhis meeting !" said John
Deylin, OF the Board, "was called by our
Board for the purpose OF explaining all
points concerning which there might be
some question, As soon US the meeting
was called to order aud 1t was found that
none but members were present. Mr.,
Powderly explained the purpose In call
ing the meeting, and said that he was
prepared 10 answer all questions about
either his own or the action OF the Board.
He asked that II each explanation did
not give complete satisfaction that those
dissatisfied SO express themselves, He
spoke OF score Of things, aud to each
there was unanimous approval,
"Mr. Powderly explained to the meet
ing his famous order instruCting the
strikers oi 1885 to return to work or for
felt their charters, and how It was all the
result OF Barry's failure TO carry out the
instructions OF the General Assembly,
"AIr, Powderly told the meeting that
It was the General Assembly In session
at that time at Richmond, Va, that
moved first in the matter. A delegation
from the strikers asked the assembly to
act for them, and In response to the re,
quest Barry was sent to Chicago to ad-
Just matters II possible, but under no
circumstances TO bring the order into the
matter.
BARRY went to Chicago, and in two
weeks came to Philadelphia, where the
board was in session, and told us every
thing was satisfactorily adjusted, Two
weeks later, the board having adjourned
and separated, he telegraphed TO me at
Scranton, that the men were again out.
was away from home and did not get
the message until week later, and
then, US that was all the information
had and Barry, the delegate, had formal.
ly reported to Us that matters had been
adjusted, had to draw only one cou.
clusion. That was that the men lad
broken faith with the packers, Be-
IleVing this, ordered them 10 work.
"Alterwards | learned that Barry had
not arranged matters permanently, and
that the men had only returned to work
two weeks. We were deceived by his
report that everything was adjusted.
With what information had, II lad
the thing 10 do over again, think l
should doas ] did"
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nrItl.h oraIn Trade.

LONDON, July 22.-The Mark Lane Err
press, in It's weekly review Of the British
grain trade, says: English wheat Is firm.
White ie Cd higher. Sales OF English
wheat past week, IS, $40 quarters at eos
Id, against 24,074 quarters at 32s during
the same week last year. The prices OF
foreign wheats favor sellers owing to
diminished deliveries Of spring. Corn
Is strong at 3D. advance. Granting bar.
ley Is Sd cheaper. Oats arc Cd dearer.
AT to.day's market English wheat ad-
vanced Cd. Foreign whites are a fraction
better. The prices Of flour and corn
were in sellers favor. Ryel was Cd
dearer. Beans and peas were firm.
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Eurouts to Tnhlequall.

sr. LOUIS, July 22.-General Luclus
FairchildPof the Indian Commission ap.
pointed by the President to treat with
the Cherokee Indians for the purchase
Of lands west Of the ninety.sixth merl-
dian, known as the Cherokee strip, and
for other purposes, accompanied by
Horace Speed, the Secretary Of tho Com
mission, left here last night for Fayette.
vile, Ark, where they will join Judge
Wilson, another member Of tho Com
mission, and proceed to Tahlequah, the
capital Of the Cherokee Nation, where
they will open their sessions on the
oHEh inat. '.If "1#
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DUTY ON WIRE NAILS.
Tho department AhIrmH tho Decision oI
the New Ynrk Collector.

Tie department AhlrmN tho Decision oI
the New York Collector.
WARRINGTON, D. g, July 92.-Tht
Treasury Department is in receipt OF an
appeal from Henry W. Peabody 4 Co.,
for being assessed duty Of $50 per ton
on certain so'called, "New Zealand
flax FIBRE" imported at Burlington, Vt.
and claimed by the appellants to be
duliable at the rate Of SIS per ton. The
claim Of the appellants Ia sustained By
tho Department, the goods In question
being dntiable under the provisions fol
sisal Eross and other vegetable substan
COS.
The Department has affirmed the
decision Of the Collector Of Customs al
New York, in assessing duty at the ratt
9l lonr cents per pound OH certain nall
imported and claimed by tho appellan
to bc lutiable at II cents per pount
under the schedule ior "cut nails ant
spikes, Of iron and steel" From thu
report Of the appraiser II appears tha
lhe goods are what arc known nc wirl
nails, and are duLiable ut the above Tatt
cents per pound) under tho schedule
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Refused a Summons.

LONDON, July 92.-The judges to
whom NIr. simms, a journalist, appealed
when a magistrate declined to issue n
summons against the Duke of Cam
bridge To answer charge OF assaulting
Mr.. Simms, have upheld the decision
oi the magistrate end refused to grant a
summons. The alleged assault OF which
MIR. Simms complains took place some
time ago in White Hall during a review
OF the fire brigade,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

WINNIPEG, MAN., July 22.-sir someB
Vine, Assistant Secretary Of tho Imperial
Institute and Representative oiPrince OF
Wales in the colonies has arrived here.
He has been on a visit 10 nearly all
tho colonies and iB now on his way TO
England. The Institute was established
In London by contributions Of loyal peo-
pie In every part Of the empire, mainly
through the instrumentality Of the
Prince Of Wales 10 commemorate the
jubilee year other Majesty's reign. The
object Of the institute 10 10 bring tho col.
onieB into prominence before the world
and 10 draw them into closer relation.
ship with the mother country. The OH
ject Of the present visit is 70 secure tho
representation Of Manitoba.
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FlelnpnIt Ca.pl

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 9a.- Counsel
for the Rev. y. II, t'lemon alias Yeldell,
the colored minister who was arrested
In Pltlsburgh recently TOT the alleged
murder Of d white boy named John
Blackburn In Parkyille, 8, o., and for
whom requisitlon has been granted by
the Governor Of South Carolina, ab.
ppared before Judge glefrett, Of the
State Supreme Court to-day and applied
for a writ oil Cerlorarl aud allocatof
which will act ~ a stay Of proceedings.
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1lnn m l.nln ,Ylnnnhnrn.

NEBRASKA, Wis, July ". During the
past two years people have at various
times claimed TO have seen a Bea ser.
pOnt In lake wlnnObago, Others who
sSy the alleged monster said II was q
whale. In one 6E Two INSTANCES ailidA.
Wis 10 the truth Of the Clalm were made,
II IL now found that there was some
ground for the stories told. Saturday
afternoon while two boys were speating
from near the lake they saw the monster
IN shallow pool. Assistance was SUM
inonpd and a'Bea lloh eleyen feet Ions
vga captured. Il escaped ifop z clrcliii
lipFS four year, ago and thS Iat!h
been forgotten,
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WEST sUPERIoR, WIS, July 99.-ThG
situation here is growing alarming, A
mob ofstrikers ordered crew Of graders
to quit work and they did so. Mayor
McRae, accompanied by the militia,
ordered the crowd to dispersc, they re.
fusiug to do 80, and he placed six Of the
leaders under arrest. The crowd then
disbanded. Fifty men arrived from Min.
neapolis to-day aud started TO work on
the Northern Pacific Dock under milf
tary guard. More trouble Is feared.
Mayor MCRae has issued a proclamation
declaring that all men who wish to 90
to work will be protected.
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SriLLwATRR, MINI, July 22.-Bob
Younger, the Missouri outlaw, must die
Ia prison, lie 10 In the last stages Of
consumption, and prominent men Of
Missouri have been trying 10 secure bis
pardon. Governor Merriam said TO
Colonel Rfonough and Ex-Governor Mar:
shall last night, on their presentation Of
a large petition; " may as well say 70
you now, once for all, that ! shall do
nothing ip the case, nothing AZ all. ]
ha'e my Own personal feeling and prelu.
dice In the matter and should not be
niSled 10 interfere In the case Of Bob OF
any Of them, even II Haywood's wife
could come back from the grave and
BIpn your petition, or II Haywood's sur.
vlVlng daughter should join In your ap'
neal "
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.4HH LIST OF 4HE DEAD.
Seventeen Lives were Lost in
the Kanawha Flood,
AN ESTIMATE OF THE LOSSES
Impossible to Arrive at pow-The
Damage tothe KauRwha NayI-
cation Company's Locks,
Another Body Recovered,
special pLpaieA b Me hllelllpnIer.

1PtSfuA 0HplHgN 70 WN 4HtNWeNpt0.
PAREERsBuRa, W, YAu July 29,-Thl
following is the complete, and reliabl,
list OF the deaths in the three counties
Of Wood, Writ and Jackson, caused b!
the flood, twill not be changed, ant
there are seventeen names;
Mrs, ISAIAH TUCKER, at Parkersburg
MRs, ISAAC Roberts, on Stephens
Branch OF Big Tygart,
En-. BAso, on Pond Greek.
AUSTIN KIaER, WIFE AND THREE oHIL
pREN.
COLUMBUS BAILEY, known as "Tobe
Balley,")
Mus. oRvILLR WEST, fuckers creek,
RoBRRT BLACK.
Mus. RoHRRT BLACK.
Mis-. THOMAS HUGHES AND FOUR GILL,
DRES, on Nessel Road creek in Jackson
county.
Col. L. B. Delliker, manager Of the
Little Kanawha Navigation Company,
bHlu Lulb HlterNOOu tlAt ~ VIII tlke Ten
thousand dollars and thirty days to re.
pair the damage done to the lock and
dam at ShaCkletown [ lock No. y. Thir.
ty or forty men have already been put to
work on the material for repairs and
will be able to work on the lock itself by
Wednesday. The repairs will he pushed
with all possible speed, but cannot be
completed in less than thirty days,
Meanwhile navigation will be suspend.
ed on the Little Kanawha river. The
damages are principally to the lock and
TO the bank on the south side OF the
lock. The other locks and dams on that
river were not damaged.
Mrs. Roberts, who was drowned on
Big Tygart, was u niece Of ex.Sherif
Samuel Stewart.
An appeal was made this evening for
aid for the sufferers in the three counties.
The County Commissioners are exam.
ming the destruction In Wood county,
and will take some official action 10.
morrow
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CONVICTION, KY, July 22.-LaSt night
Dan Malone, a negro 22 years OF uge, At.
tempted to assault d respectable white
woman, Mrs. skinner, living six miles
from Coyington. Her screams brought
assistance, but the negro escaped. Sub.
sequently he was captured and identi.
fed and confessed his guilt. This
morning as he was being brought TO
town he was taken from the officer by
sixty masked men and hanged.