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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
a NEW TRIAL.

Tho Iowa Suprcms Court Grants Ono to
NJ. L. Billings, Now Serving "a Life Sem
tence for the Murder of County Attor-
ney Kingsley, OF Waveriy.
DEs MoINEs, Ia, May 15.-The Supreme
Court has reversed the judgment of the
lower court in the case of the State vs. M
T.. Billings The defendant was tried for
the killing Of County Attorney W
s Kingsley, OF Waverly. convicted Of muir
der in the second degree and sentenced for
lie. He appealed upon several grounds,
the chief one being that the court and
county were unduly prejudiced against
him, that his motion for a change OF venue
was refused and as result he was deprived
OF fair trial The Supreme Court sus-
tains this view, reverses the Judgment
and remands the case for new trial. Bill
hngs is now serving out his sentence
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Funeral of arexico,s Ex-Presiden,.

CIrT OF MEXICO, Lay l5.-Tbe funeral
of ex-President Lerdo de Tejada took
place Tuesday. 1t was made the oc-
casion of a grand military pageant Presi-
dent Diaz and his Cabinet officers. the
Diplomatic corps and more than 100
Generals were in the line. besides 5000
troops and 5000 citizens Students met
Monday night ct a thcatcr, where patriotic
speeches were made proclamation prais-
ing the deceased and censuring tho Govern
mcnt was suppressed by the police.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

LoYDox. May l5-Father Egan testified
before the PaTnelI Commission Hc said
that the leading men Of Loughrea
belonged 20 the branch Of the league
in that district No ser!ous crime
had been committed from the tine of
the formation OF the Loughreo branch until
II was suppressed, except the murder %
Policeman LINTON. The crime had been
condemned az meeting Of the league and
witness had denounced II from The altar Of
a
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
AN INDIANAPOLIS HORROR.
A Saioon-Kccper, Apparently Insane,
Sewers His Wife's Head from Her Body.
and Then Kills Himself.

lNDIASAPoLIs, Ind, May IS. - John
Schroeder. German saloon keeper. 81
years old, Mortified the city by the murder
of his wife under peculiarly atrocious cir
cumstances. Mrs. Schroeder. carrying a
9-months-old baby, went into bar
room where her husband was opening for
the day. Apparently in fit of insanity he
sprang upon her, and almost severed her
head from her body with razor. The
woman fell to the floor, and died instantly,
the blood almost drowning her child
Schroeder ran TO the common near by,
knelt down and killed himself with the
razor used on his wife. There was
hereditary insanity in the family Schroe-
der was well TO do.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Voted for Cancellation.

INDUSTRIOUS, Ind, May l5.-The Cincin-
natl. st. Louis 4 Chicago railroad stock
holders voted unanimously in favo< of the
consolidation with the Cleveland, Column
bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis railway. A
joint meeting is appointed for all interests
at Cincinnati June %, unless the Bee Line
people prefer another day. Cincinnati is to
be the headquarters Of the new company
with NJ f. Ingalls, as president
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

ST. paul. Ninn-. Nav lS.-A determined
effort is TO be made IN few dsys TO cvict
the Polish and Bohemian squstters on what
are known as the upper nais The pa
pers are now being prepared. and 2. 30 peo-
pie VIII be evicted This VIII sweep the
fats Of she squatters. and they VII then be
used for manufacturing and warehouse
purposes. for which uses they are very val
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Wrecked In the Pacific.

LONDON. May l5-The British ship Ait
more. Captain Weeks. from Sydney. \. &
W. April s. for San Francisco. has been
wrecked at Neral an island IN the South
Pacific. The captain and a portion of the
crew have landed ss Lsvnka Tho FIRST
officer was drowned A boat containing the
remainder of the crew and tae passengers
La missing
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

BERrzS, May l5.-Tao SUBJ committee OF
the Samoan conference has decided that
the Municipal Council of Apia shall com
prise six members, Germany, England
and the United States each TO up
point one member The other three Nom
bers shall be elected by residents OF Apia
This decision displeaseS the British Com
missioners, who call IL the Phelps COM
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

PLkTTssoUTR, Esb. May l5 re..s
Matthews sFed 81 vns sBstaDtiy hasc
and John KocbberRer fatally hurt Tuesday
afternoon sbout z clock ty the tuub biins
down Of 81 Cd brick church pear vhios
they we're sxcsvsting for pey hotAI bsisd
tug Two other worEmsn were siiRhtly IN
fr~eN
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Wu~suEEz Msy la.-Ihs presidency q
Milwaukee College Is finally settled. frof
K.nEsleT. 81 Rochester. y I, havi:E been
ci osen % succeed Prot TaTrar. The choice
means that new blood wiN he i1faseo into
Wisoors.1s leading educational insalt1tioD
for v1-r- ladies'
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

81. JoHE. \. B.. May - Hugh r. Robert
con. OF Joggins raft fame. has tost arrived
after a visit 10 the Pacific coast exploring
the lumber districts there. he SAYS that
company II being formed IN England 10
transport lumber IN the form OF rsits from
Canada to LDgiand
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The Sixteenth Annual Convention Opens
st indianapolis with Large Attend

INDIhNA2oIIs, Ind. May 1.-The six
teenth annual meeting Of tbe supreme
lodge. Knights OF Honor OF the United
States. opened here Tuesday. with dele
gates present from thirty-six States, each
800 members being entitled 20 one repre-
sentative. The reports Of the oftce show
that there are now i3o.0 900 members Of the
order. and of these 1900 were added within
the past year. In Indiana alone there are
5000 members. During the existence ~
the order s27. .co0 600 have been paid ont in
death benefits, and about So eo0.ooO in sick
benefits
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

G4LExA III. Fay l5-Sanuel Cunniag-
ham q bachelor of this city % ysa-s u
aFe has been susS for fI5. so for breach q
yr0uise ~ Ms Louis. LebTmsn. 5 widow
O. three score ard t@n. who claims tkst NJ.
Ca1siaEAaTn has t-ifsd vith bsT yoEny
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

SEv Yosz, Nsy i5-Among the passen-
gers on the steamship City Of Paris which
has sailed for Liverpool were Robert T.
Lincoln. the new United States Minister u
the Court Of Sc James hts wife. two daugh-
ts.s and son Other passengers were IN
drew Carnegie, wife aud son General and
Mrs ButteTfsld and Nrs Frank Leslie.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

ProESA Ia May 15-Ht Mays Cstf..
drsl Dew nue magnificent sixuctar. sf
Peoria Wa dedicated with irngOsing cey.-
monies Ksnr oisflDFuisaeo Catholics were
iD sttep 1snce. including Arch bishop Pea
han. # Chicago Bisher spsiding Of Peoris
sns Bishop HenuesseF. sf Dnbuoos
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

sp1sxGr1rLD. III. Nav I5-Governor
F,fsr has cotnmutsd the sentence Of Arthur
J. Nettleton. = lee County convict. who
has bccn sick with consumption IN the
prison hospital for many months and who
.s bevond recovery. Nettleton was con
victed a. Dixon. IN. n October. isS5, and
given twelve Years fer mansisnghteT
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

sT LoUTs Nay Il Damage suits urgre-
eating about tlo0 600 have been fled
against Keith 4 Perry by various friends
and relatives of twenty three miners who
were killed IN an explosion in the com
pany's mines at Ricb BIZ, No, March -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Al xYestrrn EnrA.

NKw HayTS. Conn. Esv Is. At the Yale
Law school the successful candidates who
will speak f0T the Townsend prize 81 TIE
commencement were announced 30 fol-
lows. william n CoNlss. Of Chicago;
Henry Braut. a kshlsnd O. and Frank D
Jarfsun of ranesxfIls Wa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

DTTso1T. Bieh. ksr ls-Tbs ss--uin~- a
FiehirHn railroads fen Tshvunrv ss3 srs~.
~ rs. of1 sgs'nst o. 10 3<< fof Fsbrnsrr
Isss For Jsnusrv sne rst1uRsy tks esrr.
fngs were e. "a s-d.s g. a. iDoresss A
SIS 20 = ever tie corresponding n,entss
sa@
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
A New Tin Mine In Kansse

ToTzxA. Kan. May Is Sons ercitcmeu,
has been created here BY the discovery
about twenty miles from tsis city OF a de-
posit Of tn. sample of the ore hss bsen
anslyTed and is proven 70 be valuabis.
Further investigation viii bs made of TIC
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

ha.,.lids n switzerland.

BsRsn Way I5-An enormous iszds :
hss occurred n tao region of the Spices
bscs. destroying several viNsgss largo
tracts % woods. etc. and killing lsrgs
~1zh~r % csttls
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Icvpos. Nsy 1S-Jor5 Salisbury solicit
cTs aa~. sccspe.d p. Wit - william
@ sYi-a i- the istteT's sat s1sfrst fhs Pre-
1aier for A5al - tEial Of which vii tzks
slsee 10 LiTsrgool
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

PTTTssURsH, Pa, NAY lh-Ihe railroad
coal miners % this district who struck for
seventy four cents ton have accepted
seventy three cents. ana about 700 mca
vii resume work
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Los AvsTI.Es. Cal. Nay l5-The sspste
Committee on Trade Eelst5ous with Canada
arrived here Tuesday senstoE Esls had
bis night lsf injured IN collision OF usins
near san yOse Monday
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

LouIsr1zz ". kay is-rroctor Enott
vss sgasn Gsfsate5 Tuesday II spoksns
Who won the Csrk stakes II pnfles IN
fIs3{ two lengths in trent q Fnott Once
sess- ~ . tr4rd
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

.Thsy occupy five mammoth floors OF space filled with
useful and artistic Furniture not only have they exhb
bon the product Of their factory but they have
finest collection OF Artistic Upholstery goods to be found in
any wareroom in the country-barrng
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

TEs7-sF1T1s kinn Esv l--Hrs
Kvgsen. o. staT I4sks. Tsvn.d TnesSsT snd
c 6lsiocstsd ber lover jsu. necsssitatlng .
r.as q twenty three niles . have i Set
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

CEsvyLI<o. O Nay - tAs Fasts
sai- Tuesday the fa-1o1s tro-anz Riy
suisun VS. sod - Tosn Nsdden, q Lex
ingron, Ey, FOR sl0,oe5.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

CzTcsao. Nay l3-Ths Wabash raii~ar
was soii ~ erter sf Judge Gresham IA
th.s city % . COMMITTEES representing ns
foritr C ths bon6holLsTs foE 81 80 30.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

f you Colorngs to match any draperies, wall de-
coraons carpets here you will find just the article to
respond Ii your is in pine, oak BIRCH walnut
hogany, here your taste be fully graed Everything
the imag nation conceive is here
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
THE CAR SHOT.
The Russian Ruler Slightly Wounded In
the Attack Made Upon Him Last Fri
day-His Assailant hilis Himself

loSDoS, May ia dispatch from Vienna
gives another version Of the attempt TO
take the life of the Gar at Catschina last
Friday, news of which was telegraphed
from Paris Monday. The story in circula-
ton in Vienna is that the Gar was walking
in the garden of the palace when he was
approached by an officer who fred a re
volver at him, slightly wounding him in the
forearm The guards near at hand rushed
forward 70 seize the man, but before they
could reach him he placed the pistol to his
temple and shot himself dead.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
SPECIAL PAINS HAVE BEEN MADE

In selecting the OF the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists in the country
sembed here attractive form shapes and oddities
endless variety Special attention has been made attract
the fancy of the most fastdous taste and at the time
goods shown which in price give great value for little
money
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

r. Z. wilson. err Mouroe snd ottava srs. ard
.. /. Haa3, - CsEa.-st., - IS s0E az / Rapids.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03
FASuGH NOTES.

The latest fAyles in neck lingerie is the
iecp falling plisse ana the narrow upright
ruche of uIp'sur-yollow eauze.
The newest earrings arc revival II
the old Creole hoops i -old OF silver,
plain, chased or set with jevel~~
some Of the dain;ie>t lar4sols II net
and tulIe are fringcd al around With tic
petals Of roses. poppies. lilic- or ferns.
Fongce, 1usSure aud China six = com
tination with plaided sur.L make pretty
and comparatively inexpensive summer
gowns.
Th4 cqmbin4:ionEot >eivst with all
specie, OF TISSUES wiil continue TO he a
feature Of costumes for ,lay, and of toilets
sor evening wear
Straw fraid4 and stripes composed of
braided lushes or straw embroidery on
Al open ground, give pretty trimmings
for hatS ana honnets for the summer
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03

According - tbs Washington star
General NJ. { Mci4rs has suggested TO the
Commissioner of Pensions that the flags
borne in battle nv the soldiers Of the
Unitcsl States aud those captured by they
in war b> hung around the walls of the
Pension Office building He says also
that tie recent II al the aets II Congress
regarding IL captured ilaG> i that they
shall * displayed IN some p;aier public
place. Commissioner Tanner agrees with
hi, suggestion, bat is of ,1ae opinion that
the roof Of the Pension building which
leaks badly should be mcnde'I before the
hattl, ia.r, are hung about the walls !
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03
Improved ReGshlns

Major Baldwin, the Indian Agent at
he Pie9an Agency, was asked the con-
lition, prospects and general progress of
he noble red men under his care. said
he Major: "Thc Eicsan Indians are in
rood condition; they have bright
prospects ana arg making steady pro-
,rcss. They have quit hor>c-stcaiing.
Sot depreciation claim for loss Of
property has been filed against them for
II act committed within the past three
-ears, although num.rou, claims are
,cnding for rolbcrics prior TO that time
The PicganS have wholly abandoned the
NediclnC lodge or annual gathering. one
# the worst institutions If Indian life and
he cause al much crime. They have
quilt sixty miles Of fence about their
lomc-s and farms. none Of which existed
wo years ago They hauled all their own
reight from Port Benton last year, and
serc paid in cash for doing 50. They arc
more honest, industrious and cntcrprising
han they ever were. We distribute
ncat from twenty to twenty six good
,cef steers among them weekly. When
took charge Of the agency only eight
feers were killed weekly. As 10 animals,
hey are al better of We received re-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03

J. Randolph Tucker in few remarks
addressed to tle young ladies Of The
Norwood, told them thai it Was not the
dude Of the ligAt fantastic toe they
should smile upon. but tfe man who
could work the best with lis head and
love the best With his heart, and the
girls 4ppiaud,1 vociteroui,ly Half an
hour atterward nearly every Girl in the
lot was Nlirliug about the floor with ono
Of these self same dudes, and the young
man with Il great head aHd COM
modious heart was leaning against the
wall, bcwailine at the luck because he
couldn't dance. Such is life in large
cities. And still Mr. Tucker isn't al
together wrong. - Washington critic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03

than anywhere else Be-, degrading IS
polygamy i, those who are competent 10
Judge BY reason u being on the grosni
pronounce the utter facility with which
divorce i secured a grcateg cvil. The
ut;craIce OF few wor,is y the husband
constitutes divorce. The theory OF the
Koran ard the practice Of is followers
az u keep woman = slave Her con
dition i> 2 pitia'lc oae, lat = her pres
c4t state # iGnaranec i is douh,ful
whether law c44acipating h,r from the
,"ciueion and in4nenr>s 81 harcm lie
would he i benefit u tho present genera
tiou Of wo.nen lli and FIRES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03
CROWNLEeS BONSETS.

The majority Of women rejoice in that
II is Il bonnet season. and that there are
few occasions when either the shapely
littlc bonnet OF the becoming big hat is
not ptrmissibIc Leading among the va
garies i'll millinery is a bonnet absolutely
crovnless What extremists we are, to
be sure. One day we defy>the criticisms
Of the masculine punster, who lfkens the
crown of our favoritc bonnet to the
Tower of London. and the next tay, as
it were. we wax enthusiastic over s'crc-
alton that has no crown at all, but is
literally nothing NOR nor less than q
wreath Of fine flowers violetS, daisies, or
forget me nots, cncircling the head, and
over which the rolls and twists Of shin
inc hair are distinctly visible. More real
millinery triumphs are shown in finely
woven straws and chips, and in Ncapoli
tan and Milan braids, and the shapes mos
in favor include tie dcrnure .ilsacian bon
net, the Frcncll-canotc and the toque, while
the hats strikes variations on the Dircc
toire and Gainsboron9h shapes Star
.>ttt;ngs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03
The SOUDANESE SPY.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03

were at that tlnc threc miles beyond the /
town
Not stone or bush or mound of
sand escaped scrutiny. The men were
widely scattered clinging far to the north
and to the south and drawing steadily
nearer to the encrny's lines.
/ galoped straight across the plain,
closely attended by solitary trooper,
brave fellow named Tom Fraser kept
as far as possible in the direction Judged
the fugitive had taken and I hoped to
have the pleasure Of capturing him my
self, for the tramplng Of nay horse was
mufilcd by the drifted sand and would
not bctfay my approach until should be
close Upon him.
4 rilc and a half from the town lay
belt of deserted intrcnchments from
which the enemy had been driven Il month
or 50 previous As VIC approached these
We sIackencd our speed and BEGAN to look
/ for suitable crossing place. The Brit
ish shells had leyelcd them in places. and
! one Of these points we soon found, II
break III the trench with gentle slope
on either side We rode slowly down
into the hollow, and as our horses were
commencing to ascend again Fraser sud
denly tugged iercely at my irm
"Look, Captain, look he Whispered
excitedlv, and as followe,tt The range Of
his outstretched lfana saw sight h.
made my heart leap. Off to the south ex-
tended the trenches in one unbroken for
nation, their mounds of sands rigid and
exact, and outlined sharply in the moon
Iight against the right hand wall of earth
was a swiftly moving shadow Even us
We looked the spcctcr vanished around
curve and we saw it nomore.
We pulled our horses heads round and
dashed down the trench SIDE by side for
it was fully wide enough for three horse
men to ride abreast
We thundcred on in silence Iclutchcd
the rcins tightly with one hand and with
the other | held my sabcr. The AraV
was unarmed and | would take him alive,
thought, and lead him back in triumph
to Saukin This all passed through my
mind il an instant and then We ealloped
round the curve and saw our prey in
along painfully and limping as though
one lee was hurt The moon shonc full
upon him, and to my surprise | saw
that he carried n great shield and one of
those enormous uble-eIged. swords
which these Arabs use with such terrible
effect He had doubtless found them III
the trench
We called on him TO surrender, but l..
, never cycn turned until as we wer., clos,
upon him he suddenly WhirIed around
in desperation and confronted us menac
inaly We drew our Sahcr> and dashcC
upon him
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03

",ankec ta.er, ) for1 ag it~ "a!
everywhere. boasts til ,HlcA-a 81.
Al the Paris Exposition i occupies
lofty plaee - Wy lofty. especially II
the shape II elevators on tn ElI1el IoFeT.
The P4r;sians weTe un@ble t. mukcan e.e-
yator t. mount the elt;r. distance 4 'h.s
wonderful structure aad were compel -
10 give the contract to an American 'sTir
with the stipulation that no'hlo- o1''
French material should J.. Used u Us
construction
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03


pied over the bod, and then galloped in
mad fright down the trench.
Wholly engrossed in this awful scene,
forgot my own peril, and only realized
1t fully when the Arab, bracing himself
against the wall 0. the trench, began TO
drag his sword out Of Fraser's BODY. !
With shudler | reached for nay pistol,
and grew faint for an instant when re-
membered that It lay under the horse in
the holster. | was. wholly at the Arabs
mercy. The wretch was still tugging at
the sword, and seemed unable TO loosen
it. If only had ms pistol how nicely l
could bring him down.
All at once | saw something glitter in
one Of Fraser's outstretched hands, and
the sight of il gave me a thrill of hope
1t was his revolver, which he had sue
ceeded in graspins just before the blow
fell
If | could reach it before the Arab
could eAtricate his sword, was saved. If
Frascrs fate would be mine. I
! gritted my teeth, seized my saber firmly
and rose erect The Arab saw me, and,
! with a savage imprecation to Allah he
! threw himself on the sword with terri
BILE effort. Still it chung to Fraser's body,
and then, as | leaped toward him, forget
full Of my sprained ankle, and tlourshed
my sabre tiercelv, he grabbed his shield
and fell back few yards, keeping on the
defensive. | uttered a loud shout to in
tilnidate him, and then bent over poor
Fraser. He still held the pistol, but his
! grip was like iron / gave strong pull
and then another, and just as his stiffened
fingers loosened their clasp my injured
ankle asserted itself and | fell heavily to
one side. The wary Arab was watching
his chance and before | could even turn
be lcaped on me Ike n tiger and we rolled
over IN the sand >plashing through a pool
Of Frasers crimson life blood
!. The Arab had clutched at my throat,
but missed it and clasping each others
shoulders we tloundered about the trench,
now one uppermost and now the other
With clenchcd teeth and struggling for
breath we fought op desperately, knowing
that one or the other must die | could
feel the Arab hot breath upon my neck
and his huge brass earrings Tapping
against my checks I still held the pistol
tightly in my left hand If | could only
get chance to use it. Very foolishly
relaxed my grasp brief second and in
that tightening like interval the Aral
seized the advantage and fastened botl
his brawny hands firmly on my throat
In vain struggled and strove to turn
the honv fingers were pressing my wind
pipe and the hideous face was glarin1
into mine with mocking smile.
/ was choking, sutfocating-all sens'
Wa, leaving me.
Must die thus2 It was horrible.
With fearful effort, the strength tina
madness alone can give, twisted IL
Arab Sideways My left arm was free.
Ny band still clutched the pistol.
raised il with a jork. | put the muzzl
pulled the trigger, and as the stunnin.
2 report echoed through the trench witt
: ! laundering rcycrhations everything grey
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-03
Piedmont Airline.
Richmond d Danviiic Railroad
CONDENSED Schedule in Effect Jhy H. 1859.

Trains Run hy - Merriam Time.