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and resulted in bis conviction and sentence
to death Col. Rutherford, his counsel,
appealed for a new trial, which was
granted, and a second trial was ordered.
A mistrtal was first made.
A CHANGE OF VENUE.
Ou the third ATTEMPT no more jurymen
could Be found IN Bibb county and change
or venue was taken to Houston county. The
trial in Houston county resulted in his
again being convicted, and again an appeal
was taken to the supreme court This time,
however, the lower court was sustained and
the death sentence was confirmed.
On Oct. Voolfolk was taken from the
Macon jail to Perry add Judge Gober, act
ing for Judge Miller, sentenced him to be
hanged on Oct. 90. Throughout the years
that Voolfolk was confined in Jail he never
lost the hope of escape, and whenever an
opportunity offered he secured different
kinds of weapons which he thought would
oe useful In his great undertaking. Jailer
Birdsong claims that he once heard him
praying aloud to be forgiven for the crime
of having killed his father, but WoolfolR
never at any time made any public admis-
sion OF his guilt
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spein's New Minister.

MADRID, Oct. 29.--The official gazette
to-day announces the appointment of Senor
Miguel Suarez Guanes, new Spanish consul
general at New York, to be Spanish minis-
ter to the United States in place OF Senior
Muruaga, who recently resigned.
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LINCOLN COMING HOME.
a Numer OF Els Friends Gather to Bid
Him Goodby.

Him Goodby.
LONDON, Oct. 20-Robert Lincoln, the
United States minister, left London to-day
for Liverpool, where he will embark for
New York, having been granted leave Of
absence by his government. he will return
TO England in January and resume the du-
ties of his office.
A large number of friends OF Mr.. Lincoln
gathered at the Easton station TO bid him
farewell. Among them were the new
American consul general at London. Lieut..
w. H. Emory. naval sttache Of the Ameri-
can legation, s. Dana Horton, and Col.
Thomas Ochiltree
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A south Dakota eerrymander.

HURON, S. D., Oct. 29.--The supreme
court has rendered an opinion that the ac-
tion Of the commissioners of Hughes county
in attaching to that county the morgan
lied counties in the Sioux reservation for
election purposes is a violation of the cleo
ton law, and, therefore, illegal
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Laur Insults Won Moltke,

PARIS, Oct. 29.-On Sunday last Deputy
Laur wrote an insulting telegram addressed
to Count Won Moltie. The telegraph au-
thorities stopped the message aid returned
it to the sender. NJ Laur then sent it by
mail.
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New south Wales strikers

SYDNEY, N. s. W.. Oct. 2o-Three thous-
and strikers at a meeting to-day declared
in favor OF continuing their struggle. The
miners of New Castle have delayed resum-
ing work
There was rioting in Adelaide to-day,
caused by unionists molesting non-union
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AN INSURANCE. COMPANY FAILS.
The Mutual of Chicago Forced to Go
Cut of BUSINESS.

surance Company made an assignment yes
terday to T. G.. Hislip. Its Liabilities are
said to be S57, 800, and there are s25. 600 of
contested claims against the company. Its
assets are set down at S1S7. 900, $3.50, 900 of
this amount being in premium notes, and
the balance consisting of accounts receiv-
able, notes and mortgages.
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Holland,s King pisplacad.

THE HAGUE, Oct 29.-The Dutch parlia-
uent. by a vote Of 100 to 5, to-day declared
the king incapable OF governing by reason
of failing health. The council Of state has
temporarily been invested with regal
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Shipping Employees to Federate.

LONDON, Oct. 20.--At a meeting of ths
sailors ard firemens' unions to-day, Thomas
Mann presiding, it was decided to federate
the employees in all the shipping industries.
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STANLEY starts for New York.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ
Stanley sailed on the Teutonic from Liver
pool to-day for New York.
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A Blaze at Bslleville.

BELLEvILLE, KAN, Oct. 29.--Last night
fire destroyed the First National bank build
ing ami Phillips block The loss is $50 900,
and is partially covered By Insurance.
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pefsnss OF the Prize Flghterr.

LONDON, Oct. 29--Sir Charles Russell
has been retained TO defend Slavin and Nc
Auliff, the prizs fighters.
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Editor McMichaei Valves a HEARING.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 29.-At the
hearing this afternoon before Magistrate
O'Brien in the libel case of ex-Gov. Patti
son against Clayton McMichael, proprietor
and editor of the North American, Mr.
McMichael waived hearing and was held in
81 500 bal to ansMer at court.
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BLOWN INTO THE AIR.
Two Negroes Killed Outright and six seri
ousiy Ininred By the Explosion OF
Iloiler. f

Two Negroes Killed Outright and SlI seri-
ousiy fninred By the ExpIosion Of
Boiler.
F., GoLANsvILLE, Va, Feb. 24.--A disae'
trous boiler explosion occurred Saturday
in Hunter Bros. a. Co.'S mill, two miles
from this place. Two persons were
killed outright and six others badly in
jured. Portions OF the machinery ofthe
mill were blown 70 q height Of 100 feet
in the air and carried over telegraph
wires $50 yards from the mill.
The victims, all colored men, were
employed about the mill. Their names
are: Killed-William James and Henry
johnson. Injured = Samuel Fox, leg
broken in two places and badly scalded;
Jefferson Washington, leg broken and
sSalded about the face; John jackson,
fAce and body scalded; Benjamin Bea-
nan, found under mill shed with arm
broken and badly scalded about face.
The explosion could be heard miles
distant. Firing up without sufficient
water In the boiler caused the explosion.
The mill property Is total wreck; no
| Insurance..
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FAITH cuRrsTs STONED.

Devout believers incti,s ElAcasy ofPrNyer
Assaulted by F1pb and Driven Ott o.
an Ohio village. Gf et# NJ (,
WAFAKoNErA. OS Feb. "a. -6eyeFal
weeks ago company Of faish cure adyo-
Gates came to Uniopolis, this county.
and commenced advocating their re-
ligion. Their doctrines did not meet
with the approval Of the community and
they were given three days in which to
leave the town. They paid no attention
10 the warning and held theirmeetings
Is usualuntil Friday night, when mob
visited the building during the progress
Of the service, and surrounding the
structure, commenced stoning 1t.
The assembly was broken up, several
Of the converts injured and the leaders
driven from the house and run out OF
the town. They were not even given
time to collect their wearing apparel.
The cause Of the trouble was the fact
that a young boy, whose parents are de-
won't believers In the faith, broke his
leg and his parents refused medical aid,
depending upon their faith to heal the
wound. The boy grew gradually worse
and died
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we'll and Happy.

take pleasure m suhbnitfltIg the fol.
lowing ststeinen, 0l lacts thn, vun NAV
know ihe grnat b,nei,, thst Ia sss resni,sy
from the UNA Of your sn.cit,c n ,Lp csse
Il my little dauginf. pow, len wears Old i'd
The child. when Two wears ~ sSs "a had =
her with q sh .ttered Constitution Im.nc
otIei evidences Of impaired nutrition WINS
what the dnct0rs called a,ftAninr ~ tba
bonea In her flfth vear sha hsnnansa
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RnILrR I,,-,!l.j ~ ExPLosroN.
Two Mon Killed and . Number Frisi
10 fully Injured.

Two Mon Killed and Number Fright
fully Injured. s,s,
OMAHA, Mob, Feb. 24.--An explosion
occurred Saturday Of the Armour-Cudahy
packing house at South Omaha, which
resulted in the instant death OF one
mau, the subsequent death of another
and what may be followed by the death
Of others. The explosion occurred In
the boiler room Of the old packing house.
A. battery Of nine boilers Is located
there, two OF which are reserves, Inc
outside boiler of this battery burst, tear
ing great holes in the walls OF the
machinery department adjoining.
The noise OF the explosion soon Az
tracted the e. eat army OF packing house
employees to the scene, where beneath
the ruins twenty-five men lay wounded.
An alarm Of fire was sounded and the
fire department soon arrived on the
scene, joining forces with the Armour
Cudahy fire department and the TWO
soon quelled the flames. A crowd OF loo
men went TO work on the debris, hur-
riedly working to relieve the sufferers
and in short time had the dead and in-
jured removed and taken to 81. Josephs
Hospital. bB. 81 u
The following is list Of dead and In
jured: Jack Tighe, head fireman, in'
stautly killed; Hans OLSEN, coal
wheeler, died from, inhaling hot air
Sam Gibson, burned about the head and
face-will probably die; Ed Miskel va.
taken from the ruins with fractured
skull and severely burned-he will diei
James Black was severely burned ana
his skull fractured-will probably die,
James Sheridan was badly scalded aoou'
the head and neck; AL Harder wa
scalded and burned, but his injuries arr
not regarded as serious.
Many others we're slightly injured an'
q number narrowly escaped from tn'
falling walls. The cause OF the expio
son is yet to be determined, but II II
probable that the wall OF the boiiel
room caused the explosion by falling OF
the boiler. The loss reaches many thou
sands Of dollars. M
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JOHN JACOB AsTOR DEAD.
New York's weli-Known Croesus Joins
the silent Majority.

the silent Majority.
New York, Feb. 24.-John Jacob As
tor died at his residence in this city
Saturday. Mr.. Astor's death was directly
due to cold which he contracted while
in Europe in December last and with
which he had been Ill ever since. He
was in the sixty-seyenth year Of his age.
John Jacob Astor was the eldest SON OF
the late William Astor and grandson OF
the original John Jacob Astor, who
founded the fortunes Of the family. He
was the head OF the third generation OF
abe Astor family.
In 1875 his father died, leaving John
Jacob two-third share Of his estate,
valued at $500, ,0OO,0 900. During the Civil
War Mr.. Astor went to the front and
served with credit as an aide-de-camp TO
General Mcclellan. He married Miss
Gibbs, OF South Carolina, who died about
two years ago. He is succeeded by his
only son, William Waldorf Astor, who
was Minister to Italy some years ago.
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REMARKABLE SUICIDE.

sexton OF Church Plays the "Dcvhp
Dream" on the Chimes and Dashes HIM
self From the stsepie.
KEARNEY, Neb., Feb. PA remark
able suicide is reported from Wicksyiiie'
seventy-hve miles northwest OF here.
wicksville, which is town OF about 600
population, has a church with set OF
chimes in the steeple. Ayoung English.
man named John Dawson was sexton Of
the church and played on the chimes.
About six weeks ago he had severe at
tack Of the grippe. He recovered sum-
ciently to 90 to work again, but has
acted rather strangely and seemed very
respondent.
Sunday morning in the midst OF the
service the congregation was startled
by hearing the lively strains OF the
Devils Dream" ratified of In the
steeple, followed by heavy fall and
Dawson was found lying on the ground
groaning. He was carried into the
church, but died in a few moments. he
had only been in this country short
time.
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CHICAGO, Feb. e4.-Saturday night
Fred A. Walton, the clerk Of the Pacific
Express Company who absconded from
Dallas, Tex, ion February Q, was arrest
ed by an officer OF the Pinkerton de-
tective agency at st. Johns, N. b., and
81, 900 Of the s35, 200 stolen found on him.
Walton took his capture very cody, and
the officers intend keeping him in
Canada q little while TO learn Of the
whereabouts OF gambler named Laird,
who travelled through Canada with Wal
ton and who is supposed to have secured
large portion OF the stolen money.
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RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 24.-Fire started
here Saturday night in Cameron & Siz-
er's tobacco factory and soon destroyed
the building and contents. The fire de-
partment responded promptly, but the
flames spread SO rapidly 1t was impossi-
BILE to save the building and 1t was only
by extraordinary exertions that Kin
ney's cigarette factory, across the street,
was saved. The loss is estimated at
$3.50. 900. Insurance light.
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Modern Discoyerers.

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Among his numerous discoveries his
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Is Consumptlon TncurabIep 2

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PERU, Ind, Feb. 24.-0ra Stitsworth,
Harry flanagan and George Kinsley,
boys OF about fourteen, were arrested
Saturday and jailed in default Of bail,
charged with burglarizing the residence
Of X. L. Norton, also Meinhardt's dry
goods house, few nights ago. Kinsley
made confession, giving the plans Of
the gang, which are desperate for boys
Of their ages.
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ra,nI Ernlo.Ion In ! pI.tIIlerr.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. "a. Friday night
at midnight at one OF the large Govern
ment distilleries OF ]. B. Lanier, at Sal
isbury, boiler exploded with frightfui
results. Two men were killed, two 9th
ers fatally injured and several others
were seriously injured. The distillery
building was blown to pieces. The ex-
plosion shook the earth for miles around
like an earthquake.
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ELIZABETH, N. j., Feb. 94.-A team
drawing a carriage containing three
ladies ran away on the boulevard be-
tween this city and Newark Saturday
evening. The occupants Of the vehicle,
becoming frightened, jumped out. Miss
Mary Tyler, aged thirty, was instantly
killed. Miss Carrie Z, Tyler sustained
injuries from which she died two hours
later. Miss Ella Tyler was badly hurt.
The ladies we're sisters and belonged to
one OF the leading families OF Newark.
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Hemingway Not a Defauiter.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 24.-A hasty ex-
animation has been made by joint
committee OF the Legislature OF tho
books and accounts Of Colonel Heming-
way, ex-State Treasurer. According to
the statement made by the committee
the State owes Hemingway little over
$4,000, and thus the matter stands until
a thorough investigation Of the treasur-
er's and auditors books can be made.
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Symptoms Of Rectal Ulcer

ram or weakness across lower
portion Of back, often referred to
kidney troubles, burning in rectum
after stool, itching about anus, at.
tended with a moisture caused by
discharge from ulcer, constipation
sometimes attended with spells Of
diarrbea, finally resulting in
chronic diarrhea, when the disease
is almost beyond cure, but if not
too long neglected may yet be
cured; mucous and bloody dis
charge from rectum, soreness
through bowels extending to
stomach causing dyspepsia in
females frequently vaginal and u
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leucorrhea and liberation. Send
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TIL Old Mad Young.

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comn,stIon OF a Triple Tragedy.

READING, Pa, Feb. 24.-Henry Lebo,
the wife murderer, when captured three
days ago sent bullet into his own head,
died in the county Jail here Saturday
night. This was the final act In q ter
rible tragedy which cost three lives,
Mrs. Lebo's father, Daniel Fisher, hav-
ing dropped dead when he heard OF the
shooting Of his daughter. :
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CANTON, o., Feb. 24-For several
months party Of Austrians employed at
the Cherry Valley mines have been liv-
ing together in small quarters and stint
ing themselves TO save sufficient money
TO bring their wives and families across
the water. Il is learned that one OF the
number has run away with the joint saw
ings OF the company, amounting TO near
lv e9 OO0
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Foreman,s discharge Ends in strike.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-ono hundred men
employed by the johnson Car Seat Com
pany, whose works are at No 107 West
Monroe street, are out on strike. A
few days ago the foreman was discharged
for some unknown reason, and new
man put in his place. The employees
asked for the cause Of their foreman's
discharge and, being denied any salts
faction, struck In body. ftlt
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OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. s4.-Chief OF Po-
lice seavey arrived with Neal, the mur-
derer, Sunday afternoon and placed him
In Jail. He was met At the station by a
squad Of police in order TO prevent any
rfotous demonstrations. Neal has been
identified by tho South Omaha people as
the man waited. lf
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vIcKsauinh Miss, Feb. ei.-.Joc Tau
sey, OF ~. Louis, and Jack c)1,ors, Of
Cincinnati fought 10 4 finish a. catch
weights bloomsbury rules, AZ Island
No. 10, thirty miles from here, Sunday,
for . small purse. Connors was knocked
out In the third round.
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Conclavo Of College Athletes.

New York, Feb. 24.-The Inter-Col-'
leRiate Association Of Amateur Athletes
held their annual business meeting here
Saturday. IL was arranged to hold the
annual championship meeting at Berke-
ley Oval, May 81. 1t was decided TO
make independent bicycle rules Tor the
use OF the Association. The invitation
to join the Amateur Athletic Union was
declined.
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The Pool Tournnmnnt.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 24-In the
pool tournament for the championship
Of the United States Saturday. Knnp-
zesch defeated Eggleston and Denning
bested Wharton. In the eyeaing D'0ro
defeated Manning and Powers beat
Clearwater D'0ro and Powers now
lead In the tournament
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NEW York, Feb. a. Richard Barrett
who on January 10, 1889, killed Edward
T. williams In Manchester, England.
was arrested In this city Saturday. He
attempted to commit suicide In his cell
at police headquarters last night an4
tDre his throat 30 badly with a nail thss
he W. d..
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A Murderer,s ThIrd Confession.

BIRmSdHAM, Ala, Feb. 24.-Dick
Hawes, the wife and child murderer,
who is to be executed next Friday, has
made third confession, which is be-
lieyed TO be true one. He confesses
that he alone is guilty Of the murder Of
his wife and two children. Tho confess
sion has been placed in the hands Of q
friend Of the condemned man, to be
mnde public after the execution.
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WABsAw, Feb. 24.--After fro In o
house in this city had been extinguishod
yesterday the firemen found the corpses
OF fourteen infants underneath the floor
ing. The house had been occupied BY q
midwife named Skoblinska, who has
been arrested, together with her sistor
and two daughters.
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WIN MAKE Good the DsfaIoatIon.

LAScAsrKs, Pa, Feb. s4-The stock
holders Of the Lincoln National Bank,
from which cashier Bard stole $4,000,
hold q rneoti' Saturday afternoon and
decided TO restore the capital OF the
bank and re;r.rc BUSINESS.
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SHrLoH's CoUaH and Consumption
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cures sconsnmption. r
Sold BY F.D. Felt.
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Rectal liberation is the most
dengerous Of all rectal maladies
owing to it's undermining the sys.
tenn befor' its victims realize their
danger, the absence of pain being
due to the scarcity of nerves in
that portion of the rectum mostly
afflicted.