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STICKS AND STONES.
Reception CT an Eviction Party in Ire
land

N-VtpLIVH CT IN GVIcIIOn FArty IN Ire
land.
DUBLIN, April 13-A ri0tous scene oc-
CURED yesterday on the Clonroe estate, the
property of James Byrne, near New Ross,
County Wexford. A final batch Of evictions
was about being executed, and as the dis
trict has recently been quiet. there was
only small body of police present. On
the approach of the baiIlff, the tenants
defensive party inside. The evicting force
was repulsed with sticks and stones. The
ringing of the chapel bell caused a large
crowd to assemble, and several of the police
and bailiffs were severely injured. The
landlords agent barely escaped with his
life. Another determined attempt will pos
sibly be made tomorrow to execute the
-
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MARINE DISASTER.

Schooner Wrecked and Crew of Five Supposed
to Be LIST.
JACKSONVILLE, April 13.-The schooner
Ethel, hence for Nassau with an assorted
cargo, was wrecked near Cape Canaveral.
The crew Of five are probably lost. namely.
Captain William ID. Garvn of Jackson
vile, Dennis Starr and John Gibson (col-
ored), Gibson's wife, who was acting as
cook, and a colored boy named Charlie.
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SEVEN LIVES LOST,
A River Steamer Runs Into a
Bridge.
Ref Cabins and Passengers Swept Oyer
board.
Isaac SaWtelle Tells How His Brother Was
MuFdered-The Rhode Island
Elections.
Hef Cabins and Passengers Swept Oyer
Special by the California Associated Press.

DETROIT, April 13.-The river-steamer
Handy Boy, which started at noon to-day
from Saginaw to Bay City, ran into the
Flint and Pocmarquette Railroad bridge.
Her two upper cabins were swept off aud
very large number of passengers were swept
into the water. Seven are known to be
lost, and it may be more. The only name
known positively is that of Miss May
Haight. The captain got ashore and disap-
peared. The engineer and wheelman were
arrested
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BROKEN LEVEES.

The Town Of simmssport, La, Two Feet Un-
der Water.
New ORLEANS, April 13-The town of
Simmesport, in Point Coupel Parish, is two
feet under water from brake in the Atcha-
kalaya levee. The Cason levee on the west
bank, seventeen miles north of Melville,
broke last night. Big Bend levee, eight
miles west Of Simmesport, has also broken.
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he Demiiohns We're Emntv,

All Hoy, Chinese. was arrested yester-
day morning by Officer G. w. Bennett in
the Potrero and charged with petty larceny.
hoy, 1t seems, tried to make a large haul
before daylight from saloon near Butcher
town, but succeeded only in getting 1ye
empty demijohns, which were held as
evidence against him.
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Bsncrst At Baker.fisld.

BAKERSFIELD, April ia banquet,
given by the Board of Trade in honor of
Bernard Marks, Colonization Agent of the
ooutnern racine Company. took place here
cessful in the course of the past few
months in bringing to this vicinity large
number of a superior class of settlers. and
his work is highly appreciated by the people
here.
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An. Escape Canturad.

Thomas Rodgers, the Industrial School
boy who ran away with the Superintend-
ent's buggy from the front of the new City
Hall on Saturday last, was captured last
evening.
Officer Leroux caught him on Eighteenth
street and locked him up at the Seventeenth
street Police Station, en- route to the school.
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RANDALL'S DEATH.
Closing Hours Of the Dead
Statesman.
In Event That Caused General Sorrow
at The Capital.
Preparations for The Fuleral-The Remains
to Be Taken 10 Philadelphia
for lnteFmelt.
Special by the California Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The death of
Congressman Randall, although expected,
caused general sorrow here to-day when it
became known and especially among his
colleagues and Senators. The half-masting
of the flag on the Capitol gave the first in
timation TO the citizens Of the death, as
only the family and intimate friends and
little band of newspaper men on guard
knew it earlier.
AS soon as the patient had passed away
Postmaster-General Wanamaker, who had
remained at the bedside all night, came out
and told the story of the end.
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sAwTELLE CoNFEssEs.
1t Was Not His Intention to Kill His
Brother.

Boston, April 13.-Isaac Sawtelle, the sus-
pected murderer of his brother in the
famous Sawtelle murder mystery, has
confessed. He did not intend a
murder His brother was killed
while resisting two men, DR..
Charles Blood and convict named Jack,
two ex-jail-birds, whom Isaac hired to way
lay his brother and frighten him by
threatening to kill him into sigu-
ing papers transferring to Isaac
some property in dispute. The men
fund they had killed their victim they
fed. Isaac, in despair, buried the remains.
The crime was committed in Maine, where
hanging is abolished.
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The Eureka Roller Bearing Company
elected the following Board of Directors
Thursday; A. I. Hatch. William H. Mead,
John Cochran, E. B. Mastick and r. w.
Hent. A. t. Hatch was appointed Presi-
dent, William II. Mead Vice-P President,
John Cochrane Treasurer, G. Richard
Layton Secretary and d. p. Belknap at
torney for the company.
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SPORT AT SACRAMENTO.
Coursing at Whitcomb Rauch-The Pacif
sportsmen's Club Shoot.

sportsmen's Club Shoot
SACRAMENTO, April 13.-The postponed
couIsing matches were concluded to-day at
the Whitcomb ranch. Upson's Bell Boy
beat Coughlin's Trick. and afterward de-
feated z. Carrots Gladstone, thereby ter
minatlng the contest held two weeks since.
and giving Bell Boy first place.
The second race was between Neary's
Longfellow and Chances Sywash Chief for
wager of $40 against a riding horse of
equal value. Longfelow won.
At the shooting match of the Pacific
Sportsmen's Club to-day Adam Damn won
the gold medal and Joseph Maddox the
silver medal. The former killed ten out of
twelve birds and the latter nine
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THE CONGO FREE STATE.

Belgium Guarantees a Large Loan-Ger-
many's Offer Declined
BRUSSELS. April 13-It is stated that
Belgium guarantees a lean to the Congo
Free State Of e6,O00,0OO. 1t is rumored that
King Leopold refused Germany's offer of
94,OOO,OO0 for the Congo region. Tie re-
port that King Leopold was desirous of
selling the Congo Free State, but that the
French right of refusal and Stanley's re-
ports OF rubber on the Aruwimi led to his
indecision, is confirmed.
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Star Tips.

New YORK, April 1.-THE Star tips for
Clifton are: First race, Esau or Student;
second, Pomery Sec or General Gordon !;
third. Little Jake or Nonage flly; fourth,
Vendetta or Lotion; fifth. st. Paris or
Glory; sixth, Addie I or Remembrance.
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ANOTHER STRIKE.

The Otis Steel Works Employees Out
Again.
CLEVELAND, April 13.-Three hundred
men employees of the Otis Steel Works are
out on strike again on account of reduc-
tion in their wages. The Arbitration Com
mittee will meet tomorrow to try and effect
q settlement. The company is experiencing
great difficulty in securing men to take the
places of the strikers, and the men will
probably be successful.
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FRENCH ELECTIONS.

Contests in Which Republican Candidates
Were Successful.
PARIS, April 13.-The elections for Sem
ator of the districts of Eure, Finisterre and
Ariege resulted in the success Of the Re-
publican candidates.
Lafont (R) was elected to the Chamber Of
Deputies from Bayonne. FROM co., whose
election was quashed by the cham ber, has
been reelected from Blaye.
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THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
An Attempt to Be Made to Resume Work
To-Day

CHICAGO, April 13.-Several members of
the Carpenters and Builders Association
will attempt to commence work to- morrow,
and will endeavor to complete their con-
tracts. The strikers claim, however, that
they cannot get men to go to work, but as
the bosses have advertised widespread for
men, it is believed that they will have
small force at work in the morning. The
smaller bosses have virtually conceded the
strikers demands, and committee is be-
ing appointed by both sides to arrange
their slight differences
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DEEPsEATED COUGH cruelty tries the
Lungs and wastes The general strength pru-
1ent W resort Tor the afflicted Is 10 DIR. ID. Jayne's
E4pectorant remedy Tor all troubled with
asthma Bronchtls,or any Pulmonary Affections
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Fleeino From tho w-a.h

SANTA Rosa, April 13-Over 100 DOOM
sealers will leave by private conveyance
Tomorrow morning for Taylor Mountain,
to escape the predicted tidal wave.
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A Singers Picnic.

The singing section of the San Francisco
Turn Verein held private picnic at Sea-
side Gardens yesterday, a large delegation
OF members being present. Singing, dane
ing and bowling were indulged in all day.
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evening. 1t was owned by John G. Dew
ereaux and occupied by Len j. Clark, land
lord. The loss is $50, 900, fully insured
The cause of the fire was a cigar
thrown from an adjoining gambling house.
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OConnor Mafnhad

SYDNEY, April 13.-OConnor and Stans-
bury have been matched to row on the
Paramatta On June 23d.
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SERVICES IN WASHINGTON. 2

Mrs. Randall Does Not Desire an Impos-
ing Funeral.
1t has virtually been decided to bury Mr..
Randall in Philadelphia on Thursday next.
At the request of Mrs. Randall the funeral
will not be an imposing one. The remains
will be taken to the Metropolitan Church
here Thursday morning, where services
will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Chester. The
cOrtege will then proceed to the depot and
take special train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Philadelphia. Speaker Reed
and Vice-President Morton will tomorrow
appoint committees to attend the funeral.
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INDIAN SOLDIERS.
Proposition to Raise a Regiment for ,
Regular ARMY.

Regular army.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Secretary Proc
tor has under consideration plan for rais-
Ing regiment In the regular army which
snail be composed Of Indian soldiers, with
Indians as non-commissioned officers and
commissioned officers from the regular
army. He has asked the views of depart
ment commanders. and the only objection
raised Is that 1t would have the effect of re-
ducing the present regular force of the
army. The law now limits the army to
25.o00 Wen, including not to exceed 1000 In
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ST. PETERSBURG. April l3.-Ameer d
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ORDERED OUT.

a olrlke IN boston That Will Affect Two
Thousand Men.
BOSTON, April 13.-The Building Coun-
eli tonight decided to call out all the en-
ployes of Norcross. This will affect two
thousand men in this city and elsewhere.
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A Montana Rancher Killed

HELENA (Mont), April 13.-John Sulli-
van, one of Montana's pioneers, a rancher.
fell from his wagon this afternoon and was
instantly Killed. He leaves family.
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RHODE ISLAND POLITICS.
The Democrats Carry Providence and Elect
THAR Candid q te fnr Gnuarnnr

1HH UtMUUTaIs VarIy fIOVIutnce anu EIecL
Their Candidate for Governor.
PROVIDENCE, April 13.-Governor Ladd
will not succeed himself as the Executive of
Rhode Island. His successor will be Hon
est John" Davis, the Democratic candidate.
The supplementary elections in this city
Yesterday settled all doubts in the matter.
The entire Democratic ticket, with the ex-
ceptlon of one Representative, was elected.
Increased majoritfes were received in many
districts. The Australian ballot system
worked smoothly, very few voters requiring
instruction, and all having ample time to
prepare their votes.
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Yet it costs but trlfe, the poorest may buy II !;
Then purchase bottle without more delay;
Agreeabieness In it combines with rare merit,
Buy SOZ0DONr then, aud be happy to-day.
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The Mahdi Vanishes.

CAIRO. April 13.-Messengers at Omdur-
man declare that the Mahdi has vanished
and famine is raging throughout the Sou
dan.
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BALTIMoRFs Ex-TREAsURER.
The Defaulter's Bail Fixed-His Property As
sipnad tn Rnndsman

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Attorney- General
Whyte has fixed Treasurer Archer's bail at
S25,000, which, it is said. will be furnis he'd
tomorrow. Archer has assigned his prop
erty in Cecil and Hartford counties to his
bondsmen. 1t amounts to $4,000
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BOkhara will visit ST. Petersburg in the
autumn with his suite to install his son in
the Cars corps Of pages.
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Bism arck's Last Days in Berlin.

BERLIN, April 13.-Bismarek is credited
with describing his last days in Berlin as a
first-class funeral
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A Ministerial crisis
To Visit ST. Petersbpre

BUENos AYREs, April 13-The Argen-
tine Ministry has resigned
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EUROPEAN STRIKES.

The Tailors Of Manchester and Carpenters Of
Munich
LONDON, April 13.-All the tailors of
Manchester are on strike in conjunction
with similar movement that will possibly
become national.
"A strlke OF carpenters has occurred In
Munich, and nearly all the workmen of this
trade are idle in consequence.
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GoRGo IN BANDAGEs.

Her Trainer Says That Her Campaigning Days
Are Over.
New YORK, April 13.-Gorgo, the pride
of the California contingent of racers, is
moving in bandages. Trainer Allen says
she will be only started in the most remu-
nerative handicaps. He says her campaign
Ing days are over, but believes she will
stand training.
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AFRICAN ENTERPRISES
The Result of European Rivalry-The shir
Expedition.

Expedition.
ZANZIBAR. April 13.-It is asserted that
the Germans by threats have compelled the
Sultan to cancel the concession of Manda
and Patta to the British East African Con-
pany. 1t is generally believed, however,
that the matter is still subject to negotia-
tions.
From Mozambique the advices are that
tie Shire River, with the intention of at
taeking Mpanda. The expedition is sup
piled with artillery.
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A HOTEL BURNED.

Fire Caused by Carsiessly Throwing Cigar
Stub.
DETROIT. April 13.-The Plankinton
House was partly burned at o'clock this
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NAPA's GRAND JURY.
Recommendation to Have the Liquor Licer
Raised

0EV11 W 1AaFu VIIe UUI ILCtnEb
Raised.
NAPA, April 13.-The Napa County
Grand Jury filed its report and adjourned
Saturday evening. The books of all the
county offices were found to be in salts
factory condition. 1t is recommended that
the county liquor license be raised to $40
per month Two indictments were found.
1t was also found that the county had been
put to unnecessary expense by the indis-
criminate arrest of tramps. The Grand
Jury recommends that all Incorporated
cities have special police system.
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dian scouts. Indian Commissioner Morgan
is in favor Of the plan. and it is probable
that Congress will be asked to make an ap-
preparation for such regiment
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COAST ITEMS.

CORFU, April 13.-The American Squad
ron of Evolution has Departed for Malta.
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Most Enjoyable.

SO dellciousy fragrant, so very refreshlngi'
Is the verdict of all who sweet SOZ0DONT try
"a positive luxury IT'S 10 enjoy ~
Thus say all tue people who SozoDoNT buy.
1t cleanses and heals and imparts such fra
GRANGE,
'Tis the prince of all dentifrlces In the world.
Once used, necessity 'tis for the toilet;
Before IL the flags Of all rivals are furled.
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DESERTED HER HUSBAND.
A Merchants Wife Elopes With Handsome
Stenographer.

LocKPoRT. April 13.--Mrs. Frank Eli
cots, the wife of wealthy churn manufac-
turer, and her two children are missing. It
is thought she has eloped with Julian Dug
nette, handsome stenographer, who was a
candidate for the State Assembly in 1883.
Mrs. Elllcott is 3S years of age. Her hus-
band threatens to kill Dugnette.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Woman, her disc asses and their treatment"
valuable illustrated book of scveuty-tvO
pages free, receipt of 10 cts. for cost of mail
ing, etc. Address, +. o, Box 1855, Phila, Pa.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
A DOCTORS CONFESSION.
He Dsesn't Take Much 0Iedicine and Aa.
Nises the Repnrfcr Not To.


"Humbugs OF course it is The so-called
science of medicine Is a humbug AMI has
beenf rom the time of Hippocrates to the
present. Why the biggest crank in the In
dian tribes is the medicine man"
Every frank was the admission, especially
so when II came from one Of the biggest
young physicians of the city, one whoss
practice is among the thousands, though m
has been graduated but a few years" says
the Buffalo Courier Very cOzy was his Of
fee too with its cheerful CRATE fire, its QReen
Anne furniture, and its many lounges AMI
easy chairs. He stirred the fire iazily, lighted
a fresh cigar, and went on
Take the prescriptions laid down in the
books and what do you find? PoiSons mainly
and nauseating stuffs that would make a
healthy man an invalid. Why i'll the world
science should go to Dosons for Its remedies
cannot tell, nor can | find any one who
can
How does doctor know the effect of his
incidence" he asked. He calls. prescribeS.
and goes away. The only way to judge would
be to stand over the bed aud watch the pa
tient. This cannot be done. So really |
don't know how he is 10 tell what good or
hurt he does. Sometime ago. you remeu-
ber the Boston Globe sent out "A reporter
with stated set OF symptoms. He went -
eleven prominent physicians and brought
back eleven different prescriptions. his
just shows how much science there Is IN
medicine"
There are local diseases of various charac-
tiers Tor which nature provides positive RENE
dies. They may not be included in the regu-
lar physicians list, perhaps, because OF their
simplicity, but the evidence OF their cura-
tive power is beyond dispute. Kidney dis
ease is cured by Warner Safe Cure, strict
ly herbal remedy. Thousands OF persons,
every year, write as does II. j. Gardiner, OF
Pontiac, r. l., August :. ls90
"A few years ago | suffered more than
probably ever will be known outside of my
self with kidney and liver complaint. 1t Il
the old story-I visited doctor after doctor
but to no avail. | was at Newport, and Dr.
Blackman recommended Warmers Safe Cure.
l commenced tho use of it, and found relief
Immediately. Altogether l took three bot
ties, and l truthfully state that it cured me-"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
The Rest Tonic.

There is a good deal of condensed
wisdom in Julian Hawthorne's latest
homily on the value Of outdoor exercise,
when he says that if some genius were
to invent a tonic that could be put up in
bottle, which could freshen man up
after fatigue and depression as much as IL
brisk walk of couple of miles in the
open air, he could make gigantic for
tune in six months. And yet people 90
on taking tonics, clixirs, pickme-ups
and so forth, which they have to pay for,
and which do them no lasting good;
while the elixir of the open air, which
they can have for nothing, and which
not only restores them, but actually
lengthens their lives-it is difficult to in
duce them to take that Boston Herald.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Lee Was Chinese Headache Cure. Harm
less in effect, quick and positive in action.
sent prepaid on receipt OF 81 per bottle.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
A GENERALS MISTAKE,
Three Soldiers Executed for a Muir
der They Did Not Commit.

A'despatch from Warsaw, Poland, by way
of Vienna, has stated that the father OF one
of the three young soldiers who were hastily
executed by General Gourko, the Military
Governor, ona charge OF murder, OF which
they proved to be entirely innocent,
has gone insane. The father in question
is a well TODD merchant, and offered several
thousand roubles to charitable object if his
son should be respited long enough for
thorough inquiry. The respite was refused,
and the day after the execution the real
murderer surrendered.
The affair has caused great sensation in
Russia General Gourko is watched for fear
he may commit suicide. He has fallen under
the deep displeasure of the Car, and is tenn
porarily relieved from his Office, pending his
Maiesty's decision as to what if any, punish
ment he shall undergo for his blunder.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Here is a romance ssin real Efe," such
as if it had been presented in work OF
fiction might have been deemed an in
vention that violated all the probabilities
of nature. About twenty-one years ago
Mrs. Meyer, the wife of German who
had recently arrived in this country, gave
birth TO twins, both girls. She was I'M
conscious at the time of the birth, and
the nurse, Mrs. Hirsch, proposed TO the
husband, who was poor, that as his wife 5
health was too delicate 10 permit her to
take care of the twins, she would take
one of the babies as her own. The young
father accepted the offer, and, without
the knowledge of the unconscious mother,
Mrs. Hirsch removed one of the twins to
her own home. In a few years Mr..
Meyer, being unfortunate in business,
committed suicide, but Mrs. Meyer, hav-
ing recovered her health, has been able
to support herself and child. The latter,
having grown to be young woman, was
engaged to be married to DR.. Samue
Kratzner, a young German, when she
died suddenly about two weeks ago.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Hirsch, having lost her
husband and being destitute, resolved to
return to her home in Germany. Hearing
of the death of Miss Meyer, she informed
the child, now a woman, whom she had
brought up to consider as her own
daughter, of he, real parentage and sent
her to Mrs. Meyer. The latter opened
the door to receive the visitor. She saw
before her the living counterpart OF her
dead daughter, and SO startling was the
resemblance that she fell to the floor in
faint. Explanations soon followed, and
now mother and child are united again
after an interval of twentyone years.
Again is the old adage shown to be true,
that truth is stranger than fiction.-At-
lantG Constitution.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
MURDERED IN COURT.
A Criminal Runs Amuck, KILN :,
Three Men

The town of Rivas in Nicaragua, was re-
Gently the scene of a terrible tragedy almost
unparalleled in criminal history Tomas
Martinezwas arraigned for trial, charged with
attempting to murder Dr. Trinidad Flores
When the charges were read and the accused
was called upon to plead he stepped four
PAGES to the front and putting his hand into
his inner breast pocket exclaimed:
"Gentlemen, know that the jury will con-
denim me, but before being condemned must
get rid Of this one" and he thereupon drew
a revolver and shot DR.. Flores dead.
Senior GustavO Chamorro, who stood next
to Dr.. Flores, picked up a chair, but almost
Immediately fell to the ground, being shot
through the br in. At this juncture Senior
Gregorio Rojas, an old gentleman, father-in-
law OF the first victim, closed with the prison
Ell, who did not hesitate to draw the trigger,
and the ball passed through Senior Rojass
mouth, coming out back Of his neck.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
taxed on $50, $40, 341 of property III the
State of New Jersey. The Jersey Cen
trails taxable property is valued at S44,-
240. $50.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

THE remarkable operation of transplanting
a bone from live dog TO boy was per-
formed at the Charity Hospital, on Black
wells Island, New York City. Boy and dog
will remain bound together until their bones
unite.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Mediocrity dllcdyS copies sitpc' 0ritM Dob
binss Electric Soap, first made in 1865, has
b en- initiated mUre than any soap made. Ask
your grocer for ID bbtHSs Electric Soap, all
other Electrics, Electricity, Magnetlcs, etc,
limitations