The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-03-28
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Z GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

COLUMBIA, s. o., March 21.-G Governor
Richardson to-day made reqnisition on
|stbe Governor Of Tennessee for the de-.
livery to Sheriff Long, Of Union, Of
David E. . Jeter, charged with having.
murdered his broth r-inslaw, James w.
Busby, ii Union, twenty. nine years ago.
Since 1860 ~ Jeter. has been . fugitive from
this State. He was once arrested in
Texas for this crime but escaped. He is
now in jail in Jackson, Tennessee. & &
HoLLBRooK ARIZONA, March 21.-.
An East bound passenger train on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad was robbed
last night at Canon Diablo BY four
masked men. The We Fargo express
1car. Was riaed. Il is not known what
amount Was taken. The passengers
were not molested. A number Of shots
we're fred BY the robbers, but no one
was injured. Sheriff Larson Of this.
place, with posse, has gonein pursuit..
ATLANTA, GA, March THE Elbsr.
ton Star announces that there are three
cases of genuine ,Asiatic leprosy in: the
Northern portion ofthat County, tno of
the victims being negroes and one a re-.
spectacle white man, whose name is sup.
pressed until more authentic information.
establishes it. One of the negroes has
turned white, while the other is broken
.out in spot, ,,as is also the white man.
Parties who hsye seen these cases say
there is mo doubt about their being
lepers although there is no professional
authority for the assertion.
RALEIGH, N. O., March LA negro
living near Winton, the County seat of
:Hertford County, concluded that his
too large for comfort, and SO
he took one of his children into the
woods for the avowed purpose of merely
Furnishing him. Shortly afterwards he
returned without .the child. he then
took another one Of his children and
.broiled him on live Goals. He was ar.
rested for this act and lodged in Jail.
Search was made for the other child, and
twas found about fifty yards from the
house with its neck broken.
GREENy1ILE, s. e., March 20.-The
unusual spectacle Of two women-one
particularly beautiful young married wo-
man-on trial for assault and battery
with intent to kill, Was the sensation in !
Tho Sessions Court to. day. Mrs. Sarah
BelIand and her daughter, Mrs. Matte
Hicks, were tried for making an assault
on Mrs. Adeline Rhodes, neighbor,
with whom they were on bad terms, last
Christmas eve, in Grove Township. All
the parties are Of respectable and well.to.
do families. The jury found both de-
PENDANTS guilty Of assault and battery
of q high and aggravated nature. The
verdict WAS great surprise.
RALEIGH, N. O., March 21.-A hail
storm, which swept across New Hanover
county day before yesterday, was the
seyerest on record. The full extent of
its damage was not known until yester.
day. The hail stones were of enormous
size, and fell in sheets. Many were as
large as hens eggs. Much damage was
done shrubs and glass in Wilmington.
The storm was severe forty miles west of
Wilmington. Some damage was done
fruit, but the straDgest fact Of all Was
the killing Of Benjamin Moore, a young
colored man, by the hail. Moore mas
caurhti in the storm in the suburbs of
Wilmington, and was beaten by the
enormous hail stones until he mas com.
pletely exhausted. BE vas discovered
after the storm, lying helpless on the
ground He was bleeding at the mouth
and nose, and his condition was 50 alarm.
ing that q physician Was sent ior, Dus
before he arrived Moore was dead. ~