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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Denver Cor, Jan az. Engineer
French mud Fireman Richmond rho
we're scaIiad Saturday night near Rsr-
thoud nv the wsecking ~ the eng ns and
four freight Gers. died yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Many Episcopslians are very much
worked up over the fact that Phillips
Brooke is to take part IN the installation
of Lyman Abbot as pastor of Plymouth
Church. They fear that in some way or
other the doctrine of the apostolic sue
cebsion will get lost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

DrNvza Con. Jan 27.-The pcst. office,
the Crested But Bank aud II business
houses ware burned ut Crested Bntte,
Col, last night. Loss, $50, 900; insur-
aucs light.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Ala, had got mad OF colored hack
driver and exclaimed: Inform you dat
sou ar a liah, sab !" Same to you,
sab !" .sI'll draw cuts to SEQ who takes
pi'zsn an kills hissslf." "Hu! You's
got it Now, dem If yer's gem'len
you'll founded dead in the nawnin'."
I'm kill myself, but III hsnt yo' ell de
rest OF yo' lite." "Dst's conbstable,
SSH" Giant help dat. I'll hant yo'
night an day all de time" Den you
hadn't better die. Reckon we hain't no
cause to be mad" "Reckon not. Did
you call me niggsr2" Eyes, but liza
dun sorry.n "Den lie iun sorry /
called you liEr. Shake."-Ne,o York
Sun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

PERu, Isp, Jan. 27.-Bunker Hill,
small town in this county, was almost
destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning, 10
stores being burned. Loss, over $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
4 snnsil.nt. for Wool.

PRoyIpEScE, r.. l., Jan. 23.--A mill
operator here has suocssded in carding,
spinning and weaving the product Of tine
Chinese rama pihnt which has hitherto
been deemed Impossible though expert
mented upon by many manufacturers in
an effort to obtain o Hubstitue for wool.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Hooi's sarsaparilla Is a purely vegetable
preparation, beng free rom injurious ingre.
dient4. IL is peculiar in its curative power.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Tho snow Buries Eyery,h,nE-rns


Peri! of "a Drawer and Team.
BEowAwE, New, Jan, G23. --The weather
ia still blustery and the storm with high
winds is causing the snow to dr. fl badly
filling up the roads and cuts 30 soon 40
opened for travel. The mercury Was 30
degrees below zero TueSday night. Tho
southern Psciie'a new hercules rotary
pillow went west by special fast train
early yesterday with the division super
int ndent in charge TO wage war egainst
The snow.
One Stewart and his teamster, near
Greenny's, got Loaf in the storm, With 20
mule teams, and wandered around in tho
cold and dsep snow oil night. When day
light came they we're within ono mile OF
their home, but almost persisted. The
mules we're 30 exhausted that they would
not pull wagon to the ranch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

The same effect produced by costly sui
phur baths arc accomplished by Gisnn's
Sulphur Soap.
"'Hllls Rair and whIsksr Dye" black or
brown, SEQ. M.5M
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

ST PAUL, MMN,, Jan. 23.--A Tacoma,
Washington, speoiA! to the Pioneer Press
says: The first train in ten days over the
Union Pacific arrived here yesterday
morning, Passengers report snow
blockade near Baker City, Oregon, where
eight passenger trains were showed in,
the first one having been caught Sunday
q week ago.
The passengers report terrible expo
rienee, three persons having died daring
the blockade, and q number Of women
and children being taken sick and receiv-
ing no other attention than that extended
by their follow passengers. A second
train, bringing large quantity of de-
layed mail, arrived last evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

CnIoAao, Jan. 23---Dispetehes from
many points in Wiscon in, lowe and Illi.
nois report that tbs mercury yesterday
ranged from 10 to SO degrees below zsro,
being the lowest Of this winter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

TRUCKER, COL, Jan. 23.--The storm
commenced again yesterday morning.
The wind blew gale all dsy. a. summit
mud Cisco the snow fall 10 reported to be
the heaviest OF any day since the storm be.
gan.sTt was snowlngtaud blowing hard on
the mountains last nigh. The snow blow
train will bs Kept running all right from
Summit to Tunnel 10 to prevent the block
Ing Of the road as much as possible.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
Gra Sronnius &riitinas nnsOomstio.
81.
vi 3. 2opelius.

DSNAl ~ SAhfo SSt
9paoenten bet M par Uinen eIer Dasens Strabat'
"a, Der siorbe bet. ba Giuen par suuet. sf en- til % en-
III % en- til. Serrs os 9ieuer Jon fuf. Paa TN Gang
u'is De fig bssss os itirreOe ub for fig bet msrfs 9elt.
camper oar saaet ub, en- ipas MaanefraaIe trGnste tnb
Sl'nns'n en- Reune | GeltIGrrsbet % fable DC Spbe
e'psssr en- epSififfelie, Der lisncOe en- Ruinbs usb bsirs
arm Sautt. 2iot siter bapOe Waanen fipttet fig, 9ps'
pr'0'rns foriDanbt % meb benz bet SpsSsIie, ben baUOe
Htn1n'nnst Nattens Stpsser.
'SsiuS Maria, Get Dor bsnbe!" itdnin.Oe StaIos
s'fsrsH rpitsnbs oper belle 8rOppen, bu ban after par /
~''rts' grsusn iprans raenoe OY % srsb fin itlaIs
''nos Eiensr Strub.t.
'SsIisnO, Stmtl~ raabts ban. SOU bar label
''nSs tomnr inbl4 :.
'SsO oil. StIssnerl gsO ct. SdtObs Ssnl Deb
''n Ssut8e Sebuftiuns Bile! Seq Tan lite forflare, bDOr'
Gan bun ,r tommen ino. Gbers Radoe........pGr BARNS
p1hs-".....is9 tpaieS. :. .......ipsre Sfiibpastsn. bpor
gan bar turbst unOsrltaa fig at Hippo en- frsunmto
SUuOe inb.a
Zen i~Orbuuieos StiIbpast ~fOriitrsbe, at inssn bapoe
ann'i tOnims GeItst. Sau buups btpOstst Snosdns'n
mart ! frs Timer, sauet frsm % tiIbass for Snlpsn %
''nisoe Paa afssuins.
Get uur pirtsIIs bitterIis toISt. GrepsH Ian''sos
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
Slaatt ueo 9aniomis.

Ssltmaritalt 9OrteniOn baUbe life buut usOis at
uinbes ON ben oft b~sbsritsuOe 5siOe. aGertOe fsr Das'
sy ben 24os 6ebruar isuOts ban en- afoeIins al DitteHs
bersS 6Isi gen for at b.irtte 9stoen mso arttlsri.
S0mtiOis lob BON bele fin 6ar iUiuse til Gsire, iaa at
btus tango Jtattu nu itr0tte Jig ira 9eft til OF imslsm
Sgrns 3antowis % NOtis, lite IGuaere ha ROrO til
Spo. iOm 6isaOsu baUos feet benz aitsHsH | 6orOsien.
WonsDrsn par peerit %Uanltets be; ulrtmtommsIise lsr'
ran, men uOiprtss msb ben beuuorinssvaroiss Sroen,
iom GuitaU a5OIi baUoe iuOtsrt, Os iom mere snS en-
Gang tnabs i.aiist be iDtnitt gaubsu Ssr. 9uuie Os
aiUOrI'ss ~ttuas.Ot Sisie Siur.r fig frrnaO heterogeneous
9aIUmsrts uosu at is b~UeranOrs o. uosn at Diss ct Siriot
til Chen. nOtiI aiaoen Oufosr LEGION en- Wlaitius,
Der IpO!si ip;nsr ON fin art, fob orOHst Daisn n'
oenfSr 6sioen, rsos til at msos hn Gienos.
Genue epstist cs uDen;sss SiDsOsDSssIie nsSte 9as'
i.rO I'll ct fOrIaoe fin iOrOsluafiss SHltHg OS l~isslsoss
OYfiae fin 5rOnt fra gst til git 9sctO ier eUenlityH
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
473

Subs. Man trrne.r iommetiOer til BAN, ON life for
anbet, faa for at iaa ben auben imo6. Oct toms
mer mia urbertiben for, ionr 0i9peIen bduSe faaet Na9t
opsr mig, ioen ieg ouersau min Sfptsbelsen til big.
@rau benbs Op al aiOitsicrOen, 6elOmunn; ies oil BRUCE
9enst bsuOes Singer, ben Singer meo Rinsen, til amus
let -. .6por langt uo poa gtutten r oet2~
-gbers gGaabe befulsOe mig at uette Ser ON en-
Time. Seq bar paosst belle Rotten os pIistit1(oisit
mlinoct ON Chen, men GberS Waohr iou iaa fat, Goers
@aaOs tsrt, mig life, iusOe Gieuersn iuris .ftsr at bate
ben enc gssn msO ben dnosn.
"Suao 4" raabte Greu G6s. s%ie6iitte!is mere lpss
paassn, enb ON man baUoe off9r,t en- Ramon tot peo
bans Ore; ~alottsn or baIu FIRE! be, biiU.r bin Sab,
llsltuel"
9an itprtsbe ub. U2aan.n par saast ns6 en- fob
gtar1ctaa9e Ioa Oper &, mOr;e 9sjOsr. bpis SmriOs t,ss
ntos fs iroo ben fprnsbeiaaeOs 5intmsi. Gn Del al
9.ireu par ul.r,Os Scpaseie. DSfss itruits Rris
o,rns fine ftiDnso. qsunitr Os ~b.sgnots at Orbns fig /
Ratter unotr Gefclingsmeuo.nts 9ommanSo. On
Qoiutant aipenteoe Srtpen5 Orors peo SnogaHgtn til
9e.tei.
~6urtia aiIieb til Sbnit Don Seifiern neO Srbre
I'll! at bsictts 6sletu Der I Spop:ii r':6 fit Rssimsnt.
Stts RanOusr o. III. Gitsbrcnsr S;G'isre is!ser mtN.
&c iniams paober buroe boue pGrsf Der Tor en- lime
io.nl-
Seq bar usnt,t pGa gosrS GEesqences Sross IN
Gtmr, +" pOueoe goiutanien at bsmGrfe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
<T9

sftsr fit Suarbfafte, men betantte fig, git ino | GsItet
isien os iagce roIisere, men enonu en- oprsrt Zone:
"6eomann, bet par benbe. 6porior tommer bun3
Rraptr BUN nit Blob ener bit21
S%talomtiteren unous9 bet u~anfteli9e Spsrssmaal
meb en- SniSbeO, Der aabenbart pioneoe ON, at ban par
pant til at ~afparere 9pronnsrS SnofaIb.
"gbsrS RauOe, " iasbs bon buifenoe, "uar bet benbe9
Oar Bet lite inarers ben beaise Sumfru, Tom fOm for at
~furfpnoe Gbers 9taaoe os airten en- tor SER imOrseu2"
@rsu g6s iulbt Gnnter.
'0en bsaiss SOmiru tommer life til mig iasoe
ban bittert. Set sr IGuge, iioen ri to fienots binanosn.
SEQ bapos faaet fat en- anOsn beais Srmfru, % benoe
par. i.s taobeIis NOT til at siue oine 6GnOsr, ftisui oa
life oar pGrbis til at rsrt PED SGnost unoer bsn0es Sob.
6uor bar ou siort al benOe, eIenOise Gientiensr7 spun
toui life osrben. huor bun fnIoe.-
"Geers gtaaOe uso. at bun par iuds, at bun lite |
fin baparenos 6illianO bolOf 8siisus Stro6atier uo.
9o,rs goaoe ueo, at bun babe Su8oliteot. al 9riOren /
qpminitunerfloittr If Ter b~unOrsbs @pIoen til Msslr
for b,noes SIai, forubsn en- aiOIs al gulo5rotGoe til
ben 5sliss Confirm
"Rriasbpite, 6eibmaun. bIOobeFGntet GoD; berior
aaor BUN :sieu. 9sa uSits 10, at iaODGut glOsst life
bur til WlesIer. Wisn iiss uiessi, BET CT nItiammen
Wunt,uaas. Srs par 10 tnsaus sn Bar ION be andre
GA tro.os, at Sraiien par Cub. Chen leg gap benos /
BIN. Sanoer, sr bet i0rbi meO nit 9inmeriss. 90 bet
or aais;pel St0Os, life for praitsns St9IS, men Tor
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
AIS

Den tibt nGunts 9SiOs blsu buDtb snonu mere aa5er bart
en- Rssle til besss 5orsneS Stiains. @6s opbsO Nil for
at raaoe Bob pda fin itiGbueiuan9rs S~orismmeie. Der
bleu ct RGptsb meaem bans 6oIt og ben iUsnite Afoes
ling. iom bauoe lGn9ers, men bansi 9si til 6sioen, me,
oeHs 95b MATTE ireRs. isieHuem ct tat 9rat. Srens
itsrHs Tom fsrit, Serts RugIer %bsspnote uuoer G6Bs'
5rsmrptuins of iee 6efte Os 6OIt bort paa Stramtsu.
ganbeuoe trat o ; zig tiIbass Os issts Gaining arat'
tst. Dsen be iUsnlfe RusIer naaeoe Osiaa osrinO; bans
Gslt tom 6Oruirrina, beu aHsrebns 5lanteu al iueufi
Rqttsri Os Oplsits FIG f~lDstenos | 8alen.
6OrsiGDes iSsts ban at lanbie oenne 6lust Ooa
Gals Os 5oueO. Saaoan bauos man aIorig feet o6e
isr, Os man buDas bog feet BAN bet bIoOigite Slas uso,
tramps bsts Jtatter al %isrntlsote srigsrs unosr a,tilas
6ou. Cans SpGrO neontieoe uOen Gorltisl BANS ean,
fpgtsnOs 5oIt % frcmffOrmsHOe SLENDER. GAN par frpg,
tslig fit Raeri; MOB ham bol0t ingsu Stanb; bans
6eit ipntes Iigeiaa uiaarli9 iom ban ielu. Msu IN
6Gpner bauoe beitsnt, at bans Eime Uar tommsn, %
isnOts bum ira SlbiUGIssne BET 6irue en- Srutusle,
iom menuefteliss 9smmsr life funbe moStda. Get fohe.
man iaa at ssnns bloSigs 8soosI, par bans lunsuo,
alinss opsr ri SIP al Grus, bpor IN iOenit aanoatual,
los ntO. 9an5 i~pIittsoe eemmsr, bIonosoe msO zen
forte attitas BLOB. sisntisuOteS paa en- @ulOtiG6e, ban /
fin lib bapee rsuet DeO EoiaDoIt. Snns Gfermale 8sba
E,sn, bUor man sIsmte bans Grumbso, for at minoss
bans ~tIgoisbeo. bleD ManobsIest. -gars ia ao lOm
GbB ptS 9aniopib.s
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

al 0umsr. 2item WiobassmaS. fisni
81 baboe betolt for ben | bpre Domino.
Snsen GiItetur, intel .Cosrsanssieb'
.os iaa bette ftumle Daft, Btaf runot
um, osnns ieise, ,its gsts, os ale cisis
triite Renueiter, Der iaa ub III at bile
abe biuauben. os Tom altib tuaue os I'll
at ,iOrs ida lanet ub paa Btilauten, at
babe pi % be fob | ben Itsrfte Gare
for at paIte. Tr,it, ON nooen ftatte
brrtte Salisn paa en- iaa trilt Dag. Oct
a srcit, at ri ogina maatts Ia Ct 5tg
bruo al Brsbe basle uso oUer en- sler
unoeu % sisre en-, iUm par triIt, snboa
triltere.
Men bOem? Sa, that's the question.
Dor samle Seit %fanlte? Gan baobe pan
ct al 9OteIerue iunoei igieu BET iprn9a
lebe Sbawl, % BET iulgte ban t~rofait.
Mer tunos mo life forlanse. Dor
Reiietammerotp ga funos pi ~reiifere
at faa iaupos subt isisn. Oct rar
altioa life raabelist.
Sfpbssu.ten, ban pesle Ola, ban bar
mol ben eueite. San bar en- from, iast
Gut, Der fitiert uiloe -tie % libe". ga,
ri fl p9lse bam til at espe os paa.
Der CT pei manst rart Der paa
gois?" bespnote ui
@Sa."
"6oltet bras.r at saa poa Sauberne
Der, for at ipurs paa Sfo % Softer -
life iarbt, oe8le Ola?"
80" iunrte ban.
"Gs 8anoet rinoer op posr gutterue
berP"
"Sa - Rei.1
"9u ital life iiss baabe ga % gtei
paa en- Sang, 9u Ola - berer gu betP"
(Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
q Hesse1rOths
8lobs Dg 2epers

Hes.elroth. BIood a layer Fms,

Hesselroths Blood d Liver Pills)
~saranteres at life inbebolbs ben u,inbfte
Del aptiislp- ensr BIp.S alte. men ere ubes
iuiteuot tiIbereoeoe al frofttse os lesenee
gmnsr | Blanteriset. 3tsie Biuer anbefa'
les I Serbelesbso for fslsenbs 2iemeo:
y Som aHoriussmiooeI, buor 8 til A
Biler I Nlminoeli9beo 9igr COB BirfntH9;
/ bnarbere Silf9loe man man taae 8. Gor
tronilf Soritoppelie tnaes fsrft 8, oerefter .
I'll A boeranoen Nften.
g. Cor eeberen. Sor at reuie o. ftprte
2eperen og belle Spltemet; for at beforore
Saloea' Onorin9sn FAINT lette Gorosielieu,
3 @ip / brer Nften.
for glooet. Rnar 1 q Q Biler toges
tr Storgen / noaen Eto, bile be btoraat
,irtiomt til GfIouortua os Sjeruelie al al
Slaas Spselisbeo o. rtreuli8beo I 9lobet,
Irembrinae en- iuub girfulation AT iaririe
iamt giue Suoen en- friif % rem Gorpe.
~ Cor Ratarrb o. Sobeoptne, Der tom.
rer al odorlig Wtooe og nrent Blob, tdget
IN itsrre Bortion "a Ill 81.
81 Ger Srusntimm ertpgf amme tases 1
a Yiuer 6per Rorgen, bpilfet trembrinaer
n fnloii1nois Resulerins at Spitemet.
81 for iloelugteaoe danne o9 bitter
5mas | Ruuoen, liant naar Eunaen er be-
in9t meo su!s.Bnt elm, tases 4 O . RiIer
Deb Senaetio.
. 8sr SorfIoIsIie % edB6eS tases en-
fulo oc...ss.. al 9iQerne peo Senseti6.
II SorIans Sssielrotps Blob. % 2eosp'
oiler o. tag insen andre.
6sis Eer,s Spotbefer lite bar BEN. iaa
ieno 500 til mig %bireite; ies iial bo nieb
omaaaenoe Bot p~ortofrit tilieube DEM
Giter.
2anrence SeSiefrptb,
g%ramin.ret Gpotbsier,
107 q. Gbitaso abenue, Gkitago, "a.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31
<74

Oct par for ues.t; Gss afipreSs ube al fig islO en-
giitOI, iom iUeO ben uuse arisers 5aar. Os taftsSs fig
paa fin HOLT. attiIa for islu at I.oe ben Distise, ben be-
iuIebe, men besuGrrs iaa ubesribeis %fOrismts UsansOrs.
Oct uar for Tent. Ia 9tesiulsut.t snoelis par poa Uiars
i5en, uteIote Spsiosrns, at en- ipenft &OIOnue aursoe
baDoe fat fig g.pG9slls imo6 bet iamm. a~isisreuoe
puntt paa ben p~iotiiratts 8amppIabs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

The case Of the two negroes who were
hanged yesterday at Rocky Mount, and OF
the two more who are to suffer the same
penalty September 10Th for completely in
the crime committed by the four, shows
how far the evil counsels of designing men
occasionally lead the willing black in this
part Of the country. Certain Democratic
owners of warehouse in Rocky Mount
declined TO allow General MALONE to speak
in their building, but shortly after
wards did gladly permit Hon. J. T.. MASSEY,
the Democratic Northumberland OF
the State. do so. Thereupon the negroes
of the town declared that they would burn
the house to the ground. and promptly
proceeded to carry their threat into execu-
ton, with the result that large part OF
the town was laid in ashes, TO the prac-
teal impoverishment and the imperil-
ling of the lives of many OF the
inhabitants. OF themselves tho poor.
deluded darkies would probably never
have contemplated so great crime,
but they were inflamod by the continued
suggestion of the torch, implied If not
real. by their white leaders. more fertile OF
invention and holder in design than them
selves, and they carried out the teachings
instilled into their minds indirectly and
sometimes even directly since the time
they had become old enough TO be used as
tools. The result is the terrible fate they
met yesterday. Moral: The colored peo-
pie should be careful of the nature
of the advice given them by those
who are interested in securing their votes
or the votes they are able to influence to
the Republican party; they should decline
to act on the suggestions Of leaders more
wicked than themselves; they should be
slow to entertain the incitations to crime
made without scruple by bad white men
for their own political advancement; they
should. in a word, listen to the dictates of
prudence at least and regulate their con-
duct accordingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
The State Alliance.

Sse Virginia State Farmers Alliance
srncluded its annual session at Lynchburg
on Thursday by the adoption of plat
form. II Is an admirable enunciation OF
the principles Of the organization; and
these principles. If they be faithfully ad-
hered to-if tho great army who till tho
soil will. impress them firmly and uncea-
tngly upon the nation, not allowing the
,yiles of the demagogucs nor the tricks OF
the self-sceking broyet farmer 10 divert
them from their high purpose, they will
achieve result that must prove of in
raiculable benefit not orly TO their trainers
Int 90 the country at large.
The National Alliance. which now extends
throughout this broad land. has had
fapidity Of growth almost unprecedented
in the history of such movements. 1t Is
nlrcadv power IN the land, and we are
more than ever convinced, a power to be
welded for the general good. Certainly
any anxiety less the action of the alliance
might weaken the Democratic party here
in Virginia must be removed since the
adoption of sheir platform in Lynchburg.
il "a broad and Democratic declaration
of principles made bv an organization
which distinctly announces itself to be
non-political. With immaterial change
We ourselves can safely stand upon that
platform and preach its doctrines without
prejudice 70 ourselves or our oft-proclaim-
odpuohc policy. If the alliance could ac-
complish but halfit undertakes; If 1t could
bring about the free coinage of silver,
"such q revision of our tariff laws as snail
reduce the burdens Of taxation upon the
necessaries of lie, placing upon Injuries
the burdens they should bear, reducing
tariff taxation TO the necessities of the
Government economically administered,
and so adjusted as to promote rather than
suppress our commercial Intercourse with
the nations of the world" and 1.-THE de-
etruction Of trusts and the withdrawal of
all favors IN the shape of subsidies and
lounties.' il would entitle itself TO the I'M
diving gratitude Of the country IN general
md the South in particular. We say let its
work 60 on in the high plan mapped out;
let our farmers all lend helping hand. and
a great work may be accomplished.
The next annual meeting of the alliance
will be held in Richmond. We bespeak for
them hearty welcome at the hands OF our
citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
Woman 70 the Rescue.

pav by day interest in the Mississippi
Constitutional Convention increases. That
State seems hopelossly burdened with a
large negro majority, and, briefly stated,
the chief aim and object of this present
convention Is 10 cOntrive some law by
which the notwithstanding fear of ne
FRO supremacy. with Its baneful and terri
Bile consequences. may be absolutely and
finally put at rest. A resolution offered
ON Thursday seems in measure to solve
this most baotty problem. 1t proposes to
allow woman 20 vote. They must have
q property qualification of at least $500,
which may be had through the husband.
They must vote through a male proxy,
and have no right TO hold office.
Such law engrafted in the Con-
stitution of Mississippi would have the
effect of securing white supremacy IN that
State. 1t would practically confer the
right of voting upon at least half the
white women, while the number OF negro
women VINO could exercise that power
would be inconsiderable. The proposition,
however, is unique and novel. II would
be woman's rights robbed of its most OBJ
iectiouable features. Women would be
empowered 10 vote without having all the
incentive TO become politicians, for II is
proposed they shall not cast their votes in
person and shall be ineligible to hold Of
fee. Yet the mere fact Of having a vote
would give power and must prove a step
ping-stone to final suffrage rights for the
sex. However. the law is only intended as
ar expodient III a pressing emergency
Int like all expedients may work Just the
opposite from what II Is intended IT should,
us the poll-tax qualification did in this
State some years ago.
Aside from the insecurity OF a law madet to
subserve an especial time and the peculiar
complexion of the body polite, we suppose
this plan Of calling TO her and her fair
daughters is about the best way Of solving
the difficult problem which confronts Mis-
sissippi a. well as other southern States.
The eyes Of the entire South are turned to
the Jackson Convention. And the good
people Of Mississippi may be comforted
with tue reflection that should this law be-
come q boomerang the worst evil IT could
inhict would bc what many of them now
bear with patient resignatlon-petticoat
fsoverurreuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
MANY AND COSTLY

The bridal presents from many friends
were numerous, useful. and costly. After
the ceremony and congratulations the
happy pair left on the south-hound tram
for their future home in High Point, n. c..
Nav the richest Of blessings rest upon
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

the lower court was affirmed in the cases
Of all the prisoners except William Brown.
whose guilt was "a conclusively proven as
IN either of tho other cases, but the Court
ruled that he was entitled to new trial on
the technical ground that the County
Court should have excluded the testimony
of two witnesses who related TO the jury
what George Early, one Of the convicted
prisoners. had said in their presence with
reference TO Brown and the burning of the
town.
REsENTEyCED.
At the July term of the County Court
the two men George Early and Bird Woods
and the woman Mamie Woods were re-
sentenced. and Friday the 22d day day of
August, 1890. between the hours OF ] aud 5
o'clock, was appointed for their execu-
ton.
Mamie Woods shows remarkable nerve
and her attitude has been extremely de-
FAINT all the while.
She asked and was granted permission n
few DAYS ago to inspect the scaifold,
which she did with apparent composure.
When this woman viewed the scaffold
she fully expected TO eXpiate her crime
thereon on the 22d dav Of this month,
but the Governor has respited her until
September 18th, the day appointed for the
execution of the man, William Brown. who,
although he Is a married man, cohabIted
with her. and she was his partner IN this
atrocious crime.
SO as matters now stand, William Brown
and his paramour and partner in crime,
Mamie Woods, will be executed at the
same time.
Browns second trial was had at the July
term of the County Court. a jury beng
summoned from an adjoining county. A
verdict of guilty was quickly found. and
he was sentenced this time 10 be hung as
above stated on September 18th.
George Early and Bird Woods expiated
their crime to-day.
This case was worked up by John Wren's
Detective Agency. of this city. or which
Mr.. A. NJ. Brownell was the general mana
ger at the time. and in which position he
has continued since the death Of the
famous Captain Wren.