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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-23
Notice to Cred;tnrs
" N. THICKER
,JOuN DfCE NsnN
July IL 99d.

Estate OF j. P. Larsen, deceased, notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
minisiralor of the estate Of j. 2. larsen.
deceased, to the creditors Of and all per.
sons having claims against the said de.
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within TEN months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said adj.
mlnistrator, at his Office at Idaho CITY. in
the county of Boise, Idaho Territory.
5. c. SILSBY,
Administrator of the estate of j. p. Lar
sen, deceased.
Dated at Idaho City, June 4, 1Ss9-w4
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-23

VS. are inform
lat the experiml
iock into saget
~ ~ L. D.
coded success.
ktsssssllsy resel
sa1eitnl and {
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sigrant 1t is
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! have ripe pea
II. Pssco He,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-23
THE YOUNGSTOWN HORROR.

complete and thrilling account of the
awful foods and their appalling ruin. contain
ing graphic descriptions OF the terrible rush of
water, the great des ructlon of houses, facto-
ries, churches, towns and
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-23

NEws- MINER
young man |
,ew Woodwo
rthur Browns
Kingsbury's,
ith 4, acciden
He drove his
,olx Of the no
zen, ~ drink.
"a started to
neck of one
thrown do
r. bis breas
a. his legA
Hlly that
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-23

- .i.rov.
..cbers
II. !.,tervill
3 I T A
county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
A RIOT FEARED.
REAR-ADMlRAL GHsRAROl PREPARED
FORACTlON.
Tho United states Steamer GaIena Ordered
TO Hayti-Legitimc' De-
pariure.
ny telegraph to tho Diapa,ch.l

WAemxGToy. D. C., August d
Acting Secretary Walker to-day received
the following cab,egram from Rear
Admiral Gherardi, commandlngthe naval
force on the North Atlantic station, dated
st. Nicholas Mole:
"Legitime accepted tho terms offered
and embarked Thursday afternoon on
board French Corvette. II IS not
known where he will e.. Hyppolile 5
forces occupied the town Friday morn
ing. We fear n riot. / have notified
the diplomatic corps that ! will 10 all 1
can TO prevent a riot. The French and
English captains will act under my
orders. II is very important new MIN
isteT should be sent Immediately
ANOTHER Accov,T or THE SITUATION.
BMrrMonr, August Pa special
cablegrpm TO the NiOl from Port az
Prime ria Mole. Hayti, says; Leei-
time abdicAted Thursday and embarked
on french guuboat. The temporary
government has been formed. Tho
Northern OF Hyppolite' army ives 70 en-
ter Port al Prince yesterday ffriday'.
Peace Is probable. The United states
steamer kcarsarCe has moved nearer the
city. Admiral Ghorardi is master Of the
situation.
OnDEEED TO UiYT1.
WAsuyGroN. August 2L-The United
States steamship Galcua Inns been order
ed 10 sail from New York tomorrow
morning for Hayti. She viii take 1T
least week on the passage. providing
she does not run into the hurricane
which is supposed to be coming up the
Gull Stream in AN opposite direction.
ACTIN Secretary Walker says that 1t
appears from Admiral GherardIs tele-
gram that the worst OF the trouble IA
now over. Still it will be prudent and
necessary perhaps 20 keep the United
States mou-of-wsr in llayt.en wat r. for
some time b. come 10 provide against
tho contlugeny Of riot or lawlessuess
which may eudanGer American interests.
The department has not yet Commu-
nicatcd with Minister Douglass on the
subject Of his immediate departure for
Hayu, as suggested 10y Admiral Che
rgrl. ID is believed that the request Tor
his presence is caused by the belief that
the relations between the present inlted
States representatives and other foreign
representatives, have become somewhat
strained Meanwhile it has been stated
as q reason for the delay in sending
Minister Douglass 10 his post TINT tins
Government is in grave doubt os to the
proper authority to whom he should be
accredited, AMI while this WAS some
thing of problem i'll Lcsiumc' admin
istrntion 1t has become even more conf
plicatad since his departure, as the state
Department Is iuentira official ignorance
Of the terms Of the capitulatlon and iho
tenure 10y which Hypohte governs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Montgomery rolilics.

Especial telegram 10 mo blsla'tNI
CumsTIANsDUBG, Va, August 1t
District meetings were held 10 tins coun-
tv to-day to appoint delegates 90 tho
senatorial convention, which meets ct
Salem on the Seth.
The meeting ut this place was very
well attended and IN unlnstru-ted dele
CATION sent.
The Prohibiti0nists olso held o con-
venOon to nominate q candidate for :he
House. Mr.. Shelburne, who Is on their
State ticket, proposed to appoint com
mittco 10 wait on the two other parties,
promising ii they would nominate TEN
peranco men the ProLibitonls's would
abandon their purpose bring out a
candidate. This Was vigorously artago-
ulzed. and the result was that Mr. James
II. Grayson was nominated. They do
not intend to have "a senatorial conyen-
ton, but will recommend 7. I. Fish
burnc, of Roanoke City. TO the other
counties of the district Us a suitable per
son to be voted for.
The Democrats are IN excellent humor
over the work OF the two state conyen-
tions. Our ticket gives the best salts
faction and Malone IS Of all Others tho
man We want to beat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Tho Csc Of Troops 20 Eject Their
Capture ia kentucky.
lpy telegraph 20 ito Dispafch.


Louisville, Ky. August 2f.-Ju1re
Robert Boyd, OF the Fifteenth judiclal
district. in which Harlan county Is situ-
atcd, came here today 10 request Gov
cruor Egckncr 20 send troops to arrest
Wilson Howard, the leader Of band OF
outlaws that killed. four citizens last
Tuesday. Judge Boyd spoke in sub
stance ns follows:
think troops are necessary 20 cap
ture the outlaws, aud their presence Is
essential at tine Criminal Court in order
that the .av might bc enforced. II IS
my plan % station officers O.. all the prin-
cIpa. outlets of Harlan county. and let
them intercept al. attempts oi escape
from the county. Then let the troops
rad th,ir businesses and either capture
or drive them into the hands 81 the Off
Gers WHO gusrl the roads aud other ont
lots. II Wilson Howard and Bll Jen-
nnos could be taken the trouble would
end lui they are related t. about one
fourth of Harlan couutv's inhabitants
and have q large numocr Of active sup
porters, consequently il wouid be a hard
matter 20 capture them without military
support.
"Howard and Jennings offered TO sur
ronder to ne and sent Harry Eyersolc to
negotiate t4c conditions. They sent
word that they would surrender II they
wcr. essucl tnii would bc allowed them.
iut OF course demanded an uncondi-
t,onal surrender. think the best thing
70 10 ~ case OF capture would be TO turn
them ogcr 20 the Missouri officers ns
quickly as possible They are both
wanted iu that State for two or three
murders. They murdered a deaf mute
I'm cold blood and think killed one or
two perfols afterwards. Marshal Hun
Ter cnmc mean capturing Howard some
time auce out IA Rock Castle county
Howorj. however, wa forcwarued before
Captain Hunter reached the house aud
made good hs escape ON a very swift
horse. shau continue TO hold court as
usual
Governor Iucbnor is Of the opinion
that o Aaayy posse would 90 moro good
thun troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Tho W.. plcn.an. Trouble.


C1hRLrsroy. August 2l.-One COM
pauv Of soldiers remained at Mt. Pleasant
last nlrht 10 preserve tue peace IN the
event that the negroes should attempt TO
;rcite q riot. Fred. Schanier, the boy
who killed a negro women, vas lodged
last niqht in tine Charleston lnl, hut
fears have been entertained that the
negroes Mil make p demonstration to-
day. Governor Higueun in response
TO "a request OF the local authorities TO-
dav issued an order 10 the Montgomery
Guards and Irish Volunteers TO hold
themselves really to proceed to ut.
Pleasant tonight upon the first
intmation Of danger. The Carolina
Rifles and gatIng-gun Getach-
m,ut wore also 10 lie ready II
needed. Reports were received TO-
day that tho negroes in Christ Church
parish we're nsing, but the situation is
evidently not serious, and the rumors
nre greatly exaggerated. Large mum
hcrs Of negroes 60 to Mt Pleasant
every Saturday to trade at the stores
aud when fall OF Whisney are very
boisferous. bu. no trouble Is anticipated
by the cool heads. The village bar
rooms were closed to-day and the excite
meut will puss away IN a day or TWO.
The ringleaders IN tie attempted row
Yesterday have been committed to lail
for trial at the next term IL deiauit oi
bail,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
From the Seal Fisheries.


PoErLAvp. ORE, August pa epe-
cial from Victorio. b. c., says The
schooner Sapphire has just arrived from
the Bchring Sea, having on board 300
skins. Captain W. Cox, tho master,
gives the following particulars Of tho
cruise On tho 9Th Of July tho Sap
phire entered the ocean and five days
thereafter took the first catch of seals.
On the oath the Pathfinder came up 10
tuo Sapphire, spoke 10 her. and report
ed all well, with Il catch Of 6 seals.
Four DAYS after, the Annie c. Moore
was spoken to with coo skins aboard and
nh well. On the 18th, with fair wind,
the Sapphire came in sight Of tie Mag
g.e Mac, and Captain Dodd told hin on
the Doth he had been boarded by Lieu
tenant futile, Of the cutter Rush, who
informed him Of tho capture Of tao
Black Diamond and the Minnie. Cap
tain Dodd stated that tue Minnie had
been towed by the Rush into OuralasAa
on the 2ith Of July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
MURDER.
Bad Case in West Virginia.
lsrcclal iclezrqm % the Dispatch.l

SPECIAL telegram % the Dispa'chl
C1ARrrsrov, W. VA, August 21.-On
Thursday afternoon at Sissonville VIII
liam Vance and John Shamblin. both OF
Dog Fork. Of poca, jackson county, be-
came involved in q row which resulted
in blows Shamhlin soon got the worst
of the battle and said he had enough, ~
but when Yace let him get NJ he seized
n hoe and tried t. hit Vance with It.
Vance ran of and made his escape, but
Shamblln, mad with race and liquor,
started toward Timothy Jones, by
st.ndcr who had taken no part in tue
row further ;hau TO try TO act as peace
maker. and struck HIM terrible blow
on the back Of the head. Jones fell to
the groaui. anl Shamblin threatening
20 kill the first man who attempted 10
arrest him. succeeded in making his
escape. He is said 70 be- dunkarl, a
gambler, and o bad man generally, anu
Il now believed % be in hiding among
his relatives in jackson county Jones,
his victim, was married man snd has a
wife and tao children, the former u
whom was 10 such delicate health that
She Was not able 20 reach his bedside.
he Is also q resident Of Jackson county.
His skull WIS crushed in and lie died to-
day. 4 warrant has been sworn out Tor
Shamhlin and every effort will DO madc
g. 0pprchend Aim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
RlcNMONO TOsAcCO MARXEr.


August a. iss1
Auction transactions this week were I5o pack
aces oferoI. with lys taken In; Highest, t2j;
lowest, PC. average. N'1
Inspections Tor the wcek Inspected. 282 hogs
heals darks t63 hogsheads DrgnIs; a. h0gs-
heads western. Reviews Darh5 "a bTghv, ~ T;
western none. TOTAL camping for week. ~
par1ages.
lutorue,-reyenue collections Tor today: CT
CARS and cigarettes sl,0Qi0. Iobaoo. t30j27L
Total. i4lf2s2
sa.es to-dey were moderate only. The weeks
business was fairly satisfactory 10 amount Of
tobacco sales but particularly so as 70 the tone
Of the market One does not have 70 beg tho
buyer 70 tho sample boxes quite 30 tsrl a.
formerly, aud they are 10 need very prompt
trade usually results. In BurleYs thero has
oeen moro llfo. Western markets show 10 new
feature IN tho past few dsys. me last two days
good rains and now partially-clesr weather. with
no, too hot a sunshine. Is enough 10 satisfy tho
most chronic croakor tha, Is Is tho best possible
weather on tue crop-sach ~ The latter may DO.
Dark. tobacco mon are much more encouraged
than ihsy were q month ago
Colonel Whitehead ably advocates AZ our AZri-
cultural commissioner cotton-culiure In place
OF so much tobacco in Virginia Crop diversity
"a needed in many counties OF Virginia very
much. Thcn what tobaoo is made will be 20
much better.
BAD rosAcco cE0PS
A FREUD who for the past wock has teen among
planters 10 Lanenburg. Nostoway. AID bruns-
uIsk eous'les says thai willie IL o god naos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Fire In West Virginia.

fSDeclal telegram 10 lA7 ht-F1-'ti.l
CHAEIrsroS, ". Va, August pa
fine barn belonging to Captain James b.
Morgan. opposite Grimms's landing
Mason county, was totally destroyed by
fire on Thursday night. The total loss
ID probably 5000.
Captain Morgan had a lawsuit a short
time AGO with u man named Coleman
and gained the suit, Coleman ct the
time saving significantly that he Nor
CAM would lose more than he gained 10y
Il This aud the fact that the fire was I'M
doubtedly OF incendiary origin caused
suspicion to point IN Coleman's direction.
which eliminated in his arrest yester-
day.
William Gilbert was struck by fall
ing derrick ut Lock yesterday, aud
died today He leaves vile and child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
NVenthcr Crop bulletin.
., $500. g.. fN. tft.prr~n I

W,euxcroY. August 2L-Report.
from the corn belt indicate that tins crop
will be- saved and safe from frost by Sep
tcmbcr 18th.
Bcports from Kentucky and Tennes-,
see state that rain is needed for full
development Of the corn aud tobacco
In the West Gulf States, including
Arkansas. Louisiana, and Texas, the sta
nle crops arc much improved by tho dry
weather and excessive Sunshine.
Cotton was improved Rice-cutting
md contemplating are IN progress III
Louisiana. and up TO this date boil
worms and caterpiIlars have caused but
slight damage.
Inc crops are also much improved IN
tho eastern portion of the cotton region
md while the weather was favorable IN
Mississippi and Alabama, boll-yorms and
caterpiliars are doing much damage to
the crops, causing serious apprehension
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Saratoga Races.
m. f,fotr~rrh 10 tho Dfanaf1f1 |

fBy telegraph 10 tho Disoatch.l
SARATOGA, August 2l-Fir5t race
three quarters Of mile-Leo II. won
Bohemian second, Cartoon third. Time,
ll4..
Second race-one mile and three six
tecnths Brown Princess won Retrieve
second, The Lioaess third. Time, 2:o3.
Third racc-one mile and five hun
dred yards-St. Luke won; Mary Sc
cond. Bonita third. Time, 2I2l.
Fourth race three quarters of a
Honduras won; Sam Doxy Sc
cond, Prince Howard third. Time,
1I55.
Fifth mce-one mile and seventy
yards Kitty T. won Golden Reel Sc
cond, Gynast third. Time, l:l7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

ArTEIciN ASSOCIATION.


IIi' h.ifh f'ti'N t' Al' D''t'.N l.
Nrw YORK., August 2t-The Morris
PaE. West Chester, attraction Of the
day was tie Great Eclipse race, stakes
worth $4,000. Won in grand style by
The California colt I'll Rio Rye. who
made his d,>uf in this race. There was
an accident in the hfth race. ElIza ran
iuto the fence, injured her shoulder, and
injured her Jockey, fracturing his thigh.
first mcc- five furlonQs- Ceta.pa
won; Britannia second, Radiant third.
Time, l:ol.
Second race-onc and thrcc-siXtcenths
miles Sorrento Won Casiaway second,
Sunlight third. Time, 300.
Third race three quarters Of a mile
II Rio Rey Won Ebcrlec second, Ban
ouet rhird. Time, 1911.
Fourth race-oue and quarter
Racelald won; Firenzi second,
Hanover third. Time, 300.
Fifth 1ace-Gye iurlongs-Amazon
won Km,k-Eaack oily second, Col
den Horn third. lime, 1:92.
Sixth race-oue mile and half OF n
furorg -Syutax won Tattle second,
Ieuha third. Time, l:jls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Mrs. jerome Assaulted.

10y IUIUEIlIIII y w IT i--'-'''I
JoHxsrowS, Pa, August 2L-Mrs.
Frances jerome, who represents the
Yellow Cross Society here, WAS assaulted
last night by two raiians and dragged
from her horse while riding through a
deserted portion OF Prospect Hill. Rob
berry was evidently the object Of the VII
lains, as she carried handbag and the
jinghng Of keys in her pocket made them
believe she had money. She was pretty
badly abused before managing to escape
their clutches, but she viii not suiler any
serious consequences. Her assailants
have not been captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

fBy telegraph ~ he Di5patrhl
ST.. PAUL, MINy., August 24.-Mar
garct ". Yapp. of White Bear, brought
suit IN the District Court to-day against
the 81. Paul Giobe for SIC, 600 damages
for libel. The alleged hbellous articles
IRE two kilograms printed in the
GloJc on August 10Th and 18th. headed
"Mrs. Yapp Svore Falsely" and " I'm
worthy OF Belief" respectively. Both
articles accused Mrs Yapp of being
guilty Of perjury in the case of Malvin
Smith against his wife, tried at Montreal
about three years ago, aud alleged that
she was one OF the witnesses in the May
brick case. She did appear in the case
in Montreal, but not as Mrs. Yapp, who
appeared against Mrs. Maybrick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Mean ,ompors,lrs........-...
NEW YORK STOCK MARKFT.

NEW N0KE, August cf.--lhe action q the CHI
ccg0 roads to cancel AL proporiionhie tariffs ana
g. erdrav9r 60 ind so me Ct1cr wy to moot the
Canadian conpc, tiou. which places matters
bacR g. whore they woro before the late 5ensa-
uorni cut by thn hirHcC, Burlington and North
eru 'gas tho occasion ~ = somewhat bctt"r feel
in. in me storS market mis- m uruiag. and IA
London figures woro again highfr opening
prices iu tols market were generally nom
j e. - higher tNul la't evenings closing nFuros.
The l-I!cr az professionals. however was s1il
comparatively fcari-h. aud buying orders from
foreigner, Wc~e met by q further pressure from
animation ih she nnrKof. THIS 5000 died way,
however, auI after slight further gains no mar
TOT reacted aud nlo,t - the list was again
brougn. down 20 % shade holOs the opening
prices. Kchmonl nnl Vest Point Nos ne only
really wcaD point, though 10 wa followed iater
~ tho chicago Columbus. Cincinnati aud
~ iOui-, $40 latter losing p and no
former "a. This weakness WAS partially IN
anticipation of another BAL pank statements
but alior the -ue of that document bot
ter tone was nlrgrrnt gId IA most cases i!le
Sigh. fractional losses were cuyorUi tlucfua
uuna worc eufiroy wuhOIi significance AMI th"
operations a. fle lay rcierted only to Wilma
cd, the bOlri-room Traders, Of whih there was q
slim attcpdluCf. The close Was very iull ana
steady ~ about Tho opening iri'es The nnal
changes w'ro in 30 ca-" tor moro man small
fraction end almost invariably IA tho direoii' u
Of higher prices.
6rs1rg. exchange Gun a0l steady NJ asia
Treasury oaisucrs-Coid. tl1Lff2oo0 currency,
e. DO ,O'0. Cyornmcrts inll AMI steady for a..
per ceu's l2s cS. Int g., coupons lO's
H.H r...r.. f. DID .r| ID 81. Is.H zeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Barry cannot recover. ms symptoms OF
erysipelas are presenting themselves.
There hos been a practical cessation oil
business since Thursday afternoon.
Judge Andrews was buried to day. The
funeral WIS the most imposing one ever
witnessed in knoxville. Colonel Young
will be buried tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. As it will be Sunday, all classes
will turn out and nearly every organiza-
ton in the city will be represented.
knoxville is one vast house of mourn
ihU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

noighborhoods Of the abovs counties thore are
ons or two good crops, yct seven on. u iea
planters have very inferior crops. rtich reduced
10 acreage. not only By tho lack o. reliable
labor. bat also needing timely work 1oha>co
has been stnnted. and Win any see'her can bus
mako very poor tobacco Even rsose VINO wefe
fortunate enough u SECURE labor by promps
pay complain that the mos, roinble farm isbor
has boon drawn OF on railroads and othsr pub
lie gorka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

have analysed the whiskey known
under the brand OF "B Select, con-
trolled by Julien Biniord, Richmond;
Va, and find it free from fGsil oil and
other impurities, and recommend its use
for medicinal and family purposes.
j. J.. McCAw. ". d.,
Late Professor of Chemistry, Medical
College Of Virginia
January l3, 1872.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Souandcrcd 500. 600.

~ VIZ H'4T' :" TT - ~
Nrw On1rAys, August 2l.-Alphonse
Y. Phillips, prominent lawyer aud no.
tary public who left this city about two
months ago, was last heard from in Den
yer, Col. Yesterday one Of the creditors
got an attachment on some Of lis effects
for 81 500. This created alarn, and to-
dav a swarm Of creditors have sued ont
attachments, alleging that Philips has
permanently left the State. He Is ac-
cused Of forgery and oil manner Of
crookcdncss, and indications are he has
squandercd something ike 100000 Of
other peoples money his mother being
tie greatest individual sufferer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Jnstlee IieId.

SACRAMENTO, August 81. Acting upon
n communication from Governor Water
man. Attorney-General Johnson has adj
Dire ssed letter to District Attorney
White. at Stockton, in which he says
that, in view of the fact that there is no
evidence to implicate Justice Field in the
shooting of Judge Terry. public justice
demands that the charge against him be
dismissed. TheAttorney- General further
says "If any evidence should come to
light hereafter duplicating any person in
this matter OF 50 much gravity, your dis
cretion 10 proceed under a new complaint
is not sought to be controlled"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

BOTETOURT MATTERS.
1 Democratic Nomination-in Entiusi-
n>tic Basc-l'ali Player.
Special telegram to TIE Dispa,ch.l

iNpc al telegram 70 ur bi'pit-n'l
FINCisrLY, Va, August 24.-Tho
Democrats OF Botetourt ia convention
assembled here to-day and nominated rs
their candidate for the House OF Dele
gates Alfred G.. Preston. "A thrifty and
intelligent young farmer living near Am
sterdam. Hc Is gentleman Of popu-
lari,v without fear and without roproach.
A better selection could not have been
made.
During the first inning Of match
game OF base-bal played here TINS eve
ming between the Liberty aud Flnca-to
nines the second baseman OF the Llhrr-
tvs. Pleasant Bush. got his leg broken
above the ankle by slide. On Goiwln
was on hand, and after the leg Was set Tho
wounded boy looked GA to see his club
Win by score OF twelve to two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
s,,bbcdto Death.


IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
LOUISVILLE. August 24.-At Somerset
to-day while d. J. Sharp WAS giving ms
testimony in court. Miss Goodman, who
was interested in the case, cried out upon
some answer Of Sharps, That's he. "
Sharp sprang up and struck her. hor
brother, Henry Goodman, grappled with
Sharp and after a short struggle stabbed
him to death. Goodman escaped. A
posse is in pursuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Thrill who died vesterdnv al Mrco. NO.,

ThralI, who died yesterday at Mcco. Mo-,
confessed before his death OF having
committed the crime for which sno!her
suffered the death penalty. In 1884 W.
Yandenenter and wife were murdered IN
their house few miles from Florida,
near here. Bill Duly, colorel man,
was arrested, tried, convicted, and
hanged for the crime at Paris, Mo.