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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Mr.. William. As.iens.

\. :. Williams, grocer. No. 2lls east
Broad street, yesterday made an assign
ment Of his stock, fixtures, &C, to ID. {,
Richardson. trustee, for the benefit Of his
creditors. Liabilities, 81 $50. The creditors
Of the first class are: City Bank, $50: T.
II. Williams, SlG1. Second class: Iribbeti
x TAYLOR. 500; Gates a Brown. $3.50; Wat
kins a Davenport. 500; Whittle. >ydnor \
Co.. So: simpson, Bass a CO.. Sl2O; /. ii
Deane 4 Co., Sl5l; Goodman Brothers, Sll
II. Walersfein X Co., S2l; 7. :. Winn a
Co., Sis: G.. Miilman, $50; Taylor K Co.
$4l; George +. Burch, $50; Marshall \
M0ncure. $50; Edel Brothers. $50; ;. G.
Lett, $50; W. b. Riddick, SI4j; +. NJ. No
5le, $l2; :. f. Padgett, $40; q. W. Tay
lnr NIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
SENATOR VANCE ENDORSED.
Failure Of the Hickory Bank-sudden
Death of the Cashier.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Aug. li.-.special. r.
". A. Hoke. of Lincolnton, was nominated
for Judge to-day OF the Eleventh District
ON the sixty-slxth ballot. The convention
was held in LincolntOn. The convention
nas.ed resolutions endorsing senator
Vance, and recommending his reelection.
senator Vance spoke IN Fayetteville to-
night. Tomorrow he speaks at Red springs,
in RObesOn county.
At the county primaries, held IN tins
county Yesterday, all the old county officers
were renominated. The County Conyen-
tion which meets on Monday will have Ia
select Legislative candidates, as the prlma-
ries failed to show Il majority for anybody
for these positions.
The Bank of Hickory suspended pay meni
Yesterday. The trouble Is due TO with
drawal Of deposits. ID. W. sheeler, cashier
and believed to be sole owner of the bank
which bad $4,000 paid up capital. died to
day of apoplexy. it is said. lie was iron
Michigan. Early this year sheeler took on
a s25. 900 policy in the New York Life In
surance Company. IL may be conser'a
tiyely said that the bank is solvent, aud vii
| pav dollar for dollar.
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IniquitY.
Wilmington Messenger ]

There is lively war going on iu Louis
lana on the immoral and vicious lottery
law. The Anti-hottery League has just Is
sued an address to the people Of this cOun-
try, in which this gambling business and
It's bad effects are vigorously presented and
denounced. II is not fair in its scheme OF
drawing, and is demOralizing 10 very
widespread degree in its ef cts upon the
people. lt Is creating a monetary power
aud abusing il in way that is alarming u
the Louisiana people. who think and ar,
governed by hight moral ideas.
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KING GEORGE.
shooting ARRAY In the Couniy-Cause oil
the Difliculty.

KlNG GEORGE {. IT.. VA, Aug. II
Special. About II O'Clock yesterday Kan
dolph lnscoe (whiie) aud George Carter
(colored) had an alteration near IL TauI
church. IN this county, concerning so'ne
wood whica they were hauling 10 the IiNci, l'.
Carter asserting that lnscoe was pul,liinS li,
wood i'm the road aud thus shutting him
CCarterl from the shore. ln the quarrel
carrier threw lnscOc down and inflicted TWO
savage bites upon his face. inscoe went 10
he house (hOmc) and got his gun, ana meet
~, Carter TWO hours afterwards, shot him
;n ,he tbioh and abdomen, INJECTING prob',-
liz f,tal Wounds. AT the preliminarNseN-
ow nation before the magistrate last night
here wa. much conflicting testimony con-
ee,ning CORN The shooting. All Of the witnesses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
THE SEASIDE CITY.
Action of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee, and Other Matters.

mittee, and other Matters.
NORFOLK. Aug. H. Special. The City
Democratic Executive Committee met last
night and fixed September 18th as the time
for holding ward-meetings in Norfolk, TO
elect a new city committee and delegates TO
the Congressional District Convention.
which meets in suffolk, September 2lth.
Encouraging reports continue to come in
from the cotton belt, and in North Carolina
the State Agricultural Bureau rates the
crop at g3 per cent. All of the cotton presses
in Norfolk are now being Overhaulcd for the
commencement of the season. At West
Point one Of the cotton presses has been
taken down ana shipped 10 Charlotte. y. C..
white man named Walter Hughes
Jumped from the decks Of an Old Dominion
steamer while she was crossing Hampton
Roads Sunday, and was drowned. His
body vas recovered Monday and inferred
yesterday in the cemetery at Newport
News. Financial embarrassment caused
the suicide.
Chief Engineer Thomas kcyill. Of the
Norfolk Fire Department, and Captain Il.
G. Marshall. left to-day for Detroit, Michi-
gan. 10 attend the annual meeting Of the
chiefs Of the fire companies Of the United
states.
Justice Wilkinson, Of Norfolk county. has
decided. al best, 10 postpone the cNamlna-
tiOn of the two negroes John ". Ballard
and John Wright-held on suspicion OF hay-
ing murdered William Green. whose body
was fOurd near the Western branch draw
bridge Tuesday. with his throat cut from
ear to ear. 1t is said Green was known
TO have 500 on his person when he went
rowing Monday night with Ballard and
Wright.
The Virginia Baptist Union Association,
composed Of ministers mainly from this sec
tiOn Of the state. with Rev. Il. II. Speler, Of
/ Hampton. moderator. met this morning at
. O'Clock in the First Baptist church, Berk-
/ ley, Rev. III. l.. Barco, pastor. The purpose
of the Association and main object OF the
convention, which will remain in session
| this week, is 10 organize mission station,
/ home and foreign. to be conducted and sup
ported by the Virginia cOlOrcd Baptists.
I he foreign stations proposed Will be in
] Africa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
SOUTH CAROLINA SITUATION.
The straightouts Finally Bolt the TIL
mantle Convention.

COLUMBIA, :. c., Aug. 1.-THE Demo
cratic state Convention remained in session
ali night. II was after midnight before per-
manent organization was ehected. Wild
and exciting scenes characterized It's pro-
ceedings, and the crisis was reached at ! ID
this morning, when the ri!lmanite majority
adopted new party constitution, which
i'm effect rejected the proposition for pri-
mary election 10 choose delegates u the
september nominating convention. The
straightout faction Of the convention, con-
sisting OF Charleston, Columbia, Beaufort,
Georgetown and sumter delegations, hfty-
two delegates in all, Withdrew from the
convention, proceeded 10 another hall. or
ganized and appointed a committee 20 draf
an address to the people OF the state. III :
Tillmanites, in convention, meantim >
elected a new Democratic state Execuiiv I,
Committee, and adjourned sine die at 5:a).
The straightout party will refuse 10 reco 2
niZe the new executive committee, land Z
altogether independently Of the rillmanit
body. They will elect delegates TO mons
mating convention. TO be held September ~,
aud place straightout ticket in the field.
Thus the expected split in the South Caro-
lima Democracy is an accomplished fact.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
BASE BALL.
Results Of League and "a ssociation Game.
In Various Cities.

Atlantic League.-At Baltimore: Balti-
morcs, q; Iebanons. 3. At Hartford: The
Wilmington team refused to play on ac-
count Of the small attendance-note enough
on the grounds to pay guarantee. At New
Haven: New Hayens, 10; Newarks, ?.
National League.-At Boston: Brook
lyns, !; Bostons, ,. At Cincinnati: Gin
cinnats, .; Chicagos, 1. At Cleveland
PittsbLrgs, 6; Cleyelands, IT.. At New
York: New Yorks, :; Philadelphias, >.
Players Ieague.-At Boston: BOstOns.
?, Philadelpbias, 10. At Cleveland: Cleye-
lands. .; Buiialos, ). At New York: New
Yorks, >: Brooklyns, 4. At Chicago: Chi
cagOs. 10; Pittsburgs, I.
American AssOciati0n.-At 1t. Louis: st.
Louis, 6: Athletics, ). At Toledo: ToledOs,
3; Brooklyps. >. At Louisville: Roches-
ters, 3; LOu,Sylles, II. At Columbus: NO
game scheduled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
GRAVE CHARGES
Preferred Against r.. W. Brown, of Prince
George County.

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. H., special. r
The Judge Of the County Court Of Prince
George to-day, upon report OF the grand
Jury. ordered +. W. Brown, the Commits
,;oner of the Revenue Of the county, to be
summoned to the September term next OF
the court, TO show cause why he should not
be removed from office for malfeasance,
misfeasance, incOmpetency. and gross neg
lect of official duty. Ii is not thought that
the state will lose anything by Brown, as
York Harris, Of this city. his surety on his
bond, is considered amply responsible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
DANVILLE.
Funeral of Mrs. Tubesiile-The Danviil'
and East Tennessee Railroad, etc.

DANyILLE, Va, Aug. H.-.spccial..-
The funeral of Mrs. Dora Alice Tubeyille,
wife ofJ. ". Tubeyille, Of the grocery firm
Of +. Il. Grayely a Co.. took place to-day.
Mrs. Tubeyille was the daughter OF >. W.
Edwards, a member OF prominent lalnlly
of this county. and she was in the twenty
hnh year Of her age.
The report Of the commencement ol 'he
work ON the Danville and East Tennessee
railroad at Bristol, are received here enthu-
siastically by the people generally.
The One-hundred-and-hlth annual session
of ihc Roanoke Baptist Association closed
Al RiceUlle. i'm this county to-day. The
annual sermon was preached by Rev. I. Il.
Thomas. Ot this city.
There Is "a hitch between the city Couhci
and the board Of trustees OF the PuDilc
school. IN regard 10 the new school build
ing. which will probably delay work IA lew
months. It seems to be merely conflict oi
authority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
serious split In the seventh Congress
sional District.

CHARLESTON, :. c., August 1.-THE Re
publican convention IF the Seventh district
today nominated +. f. Miller for Congress
bv vote Of 81 to +. Miller was the
co0red candidate. +. VI. Brayton. who ran
against him and who got Is votes. drew out
lis forces and will enter the race against
Miller. lie claims that two Of the dele
gates from Berkley cOunty-Ostendori
(white), and Middleton (colored) were
bought out by Miller after having been IN
structed by the county convention to vote
for him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION.
A Number OF Workmen Badly II not Fa-
tally Burned.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. H.-At $50
this morning an explosion, originating from
some unknown cause, occurred on the third
floor OF the Kendall Manufacturing Com
pany's large soap factory, at the corner OF
Page and Friendship streets. The principal
damage was done on the third floor, where
the flames burst forth and acids were
thrown about. There were seventy persons
at work there. and of these ten Were taken
10 the hospital badly burned. Michael Car
roll. thirty-twO years. and John McElroy.
twenty-seven. are probably fatally injured.
Their clothing was torn from their bodies,
and the flesh burned and blisteled 50 bdly
that IL dropped of in patches. Most Of the
others injured were young boys employed in
packing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Energetic Farmers to start "a Steamship
Iine-BTief Items.

SAnTHFIELD, Va, Aug. H. special. -
Rumor has it that the Farmers Alliance
will soon begin to build large peanut
factory here, and will also run line OF
steamers from this place to Norfolk In op-
position to the Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Crops are looking well all through this
section. consequently the farmers are IN
very good spirits.
business has been better here this sum-
mer than il has been for many years, owing
partly To the large hit Of apples through
this section and the large prices for which
they sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
ALEXANDRIA.
Serious Boil Burst-PugnaciOus Female
Jail Birds-Necrologicai.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. l4.-lspecial. r.
Professor FurerOn. of the Plains, has re-
Gently suffered much from boil on his
hand aud this morning he started for Rich
mond TO have Dr. Mcclure treat him.
While coming down on the Manassas train.
the boil burst and before the flow of blood
could be lessened, ne was nearly dead. Re
covering considerable strength he continued
his Journey this evening. There was much
excitement among the passengers.
To-day when Lieutenant Smith called for
Mary smith, 10 20 10 the penitentiary
for stealing. several jailed women prison
ers handed him roughly. Mary was finally
handcuilcd and conveyed to the Richmond
train.
Mr.. Wilmer Jackson Entwisle died this
morning; also Mr.. Tn )mas Finks, who came
from Fauquier some time ago.
Arlington district Democrats are kicking
and refuse TO send delegates to Leesburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
baltimore Builder Assigns

BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. li.-W illiam l..
stork. the wel-known builder, this morning
made an assignment for the benefit oi MS
creditors, Ia John IIubner. eN-speaher ol
the House OF Delegates. The amount oi
liabilities are not yet known, but VIII reacn
"A high figure Mr.. stork built ana owned
"A number of hotels, among them the iio'ei
Altamont in Baltimore and the Chaitolanee
springs hotel in Green Spring valley
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sold and was insured by the purchasers.
The total losses are estimated at $4,000.
divided as follows: On whisky. SjO0.OO0; on
distillery plant, &c., s2OO,0OO; on the pork
house, Slj0,O0O; other losses. 100000. In
addition to the above, the United states
Government sustains negative loss Of
$4,000 in uncOllected taxes. All of the
property destroyed was well insured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
MARYLAND AGRlCULTURlSTS.
Action of the state Farmers Alliance
Officers Elected.

BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. li.-Ihe Mary
land State Farmers Alliance adjourned to-
day, after installing the following officers
for the ensuing year: Hughes Mitchell,
nrasident: r. A. RensOn, vice-presldent; y.
{. jenkins, secretary; DIR. Joseph ii. Bland
ford. treasurer.
The Alliance adopted series OF resolu-
tions containing their views and setting
forth their rights as citizens and agricul-
turists. The meeting made no deilnite
move for or against any Of the political par
ties. but il is quite likely that both leading
parties will try 10 curry favor with them
here as elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
BLOODY ENCOUNTER
Fatal Fight Between Negro Laborers and
Gamblers.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Aug. li.-At the
shelby Iron Works in Shelby county Tues
day night. bloody fight occurred between
the negro laborers and a crowd Of negro
gamblers. Several women were also mixed
up in il. Three men and one woman were
Killed. and eight or ten persons were
wounded. Mary Jones was shot through
the head and instantly killed. sam Mason's
throat was cut with razor. Il he died in
a few minutes. George Davis and another
man, unknown, were shot to death. None
Of the wounded are mOrtally injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
The slave Labor Trafhc.

LONDON. Aug. 1i.-IIorrible accounts are
received of the slave labor traffic by British
ulauters in the South seas. The l'resbyt,-
rian mission synod in the New Hebrldes has
nassed "A resolution 10 the effect that the
kanaka labor traffic had, 10 large extent,
dep0pulatcd the New IIebrides AMI adj'in-
Ing islands, upset family relations among
the natives, and has been, and Is. the cause
of much sorrow, suffering, and bloodshed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
CHASTITY FIND.
An nhnown Dead Body Floating Ia Jack
sOD river.

CLIFTON fOKGK. VA. Aug. Ia special.
mtn Was found floating in Jackson river
we-t 0f this town. this morning, about .
O'Clock Ihc BODY was of man Of sandy
har with light m0ustachc. lie was
ife ie.i eight inches high. and apparently
aD 'ni thirty five years Old. IL j. supposed
o. nr lus body Of John Duli. Of stanton,
"nl Ns, last scca here about ten DAYS
ago.. decomposition had set in, and the re-
mains were not fully identified. The coro-
la b verdict Was accidental drowning.
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Seriously Hurt.

Mr.. G. w. Fellows little child, eight
months old, fell from the window Of the first
noOr of his residence, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, on Broad street,
night before last, 10 the area below. and re-
ceiyed such painful injuries that It's cOndi-
ton is now considered extremely critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
A False Report.

4 ium0r was circulated about the city
last night that woman living ON Franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, had at
tempted to commit suicide. a reporter In
yestigaied the report. and found that doe
tor had been called 10 u girl who WAS suffer
ing from the efforts OF a half pint of French
brandy. She was reported out OF danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Grants I.smains.

BosrON. MASS, Aug. lat the after
noon session of the e.. \. X. Encampment.
a resolution was adopted. among others.
f,yoring the removal of General Grants
remains from Riverside to Arlington. proy.-
ded il was in accordance with Mrs. Grants
wishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Marriage the we.t.End.

Miss Mary Ellen Farmer was married last
Wednesday night in Pine-street Baptist
church 10 Mr.. +. Bolton Harrison. Rev
Mr.. Anvil Oiliciated. and the ushers were
Mcssrs. Frank Thompson (best mani, III. l.
Hulce, W. Il. Bailey. Willie Northern, q. L
Gillian, and W. G.. Freeman.
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agreed that Carter was extremely abusive
to lnsc0c, and threatened his life. The
magistrate (Justice Benjamin Weaver
bailed Inscoe in the sum of 800, condition
cd for appearance at the next term of the
County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
RALEIGH.
Interesting Commercial statistie---Ne-
groes Growing Eestiv-.

RALEIGH. Nc, August l.-lspecial. r.
Hon. A. A. Thompson. president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. has submitted his
annual address. The value OF the cotton
crop Of this county for this season he esti-
mn lies al SsO.OO0 over last years crop.
Among the enterprises he recounts AS prob
abiy 10 be- consummated in Raleigh this
wear he mentions the belt-line Of railroad
around the city, the land improvement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
OTHER LANDS THAN OURS,
LATEST BY CABLE FROM BEYOND
THE SEA.
Mammoth Icebergs in Mid-Ocean-The
Kaiser on Visit 10 the Czar-After-
math of the Argentine Revolution
Foreign News and Notes.

math of the Argentine Revolution
Foreign News and Notes
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE steamship Ne
yada, Of the Guion line. which left New
York, August 9Th, bound for Liverpool, has
arrived at the latter port. Her officers re-
port having sighted icebergs fully one hun
dred feet in height during the voyage.
stanley on sfrioa'- Future.
PARIS, Aug. 1i.-Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley
started for Iucerne to-day. During his stay
here he has surprised Frenchmen by the
expression Of his opinion that VI. Ribot has
made good bargain with England IN con
nection with African affairs. Mr..
Stanley also expressed the belief that
had Lord Salisbury known the \igreta
country better he would not have attached
his signature 10 the agreement. The trans
sarah railroad project meets with his hearty
approval, and he does not mink its con-
struction will involve the expenditure OF
more than eight million pounds sterling and
ten years Of time.
Manitoba on "A Boom.
MONTREAL. Aug. II.-Joseph Macdonald,
the expert sent by the Chicago Board OF
Trade To inspect the grain crop throughout
Manitoba. reports that that Province VIII
this year have the largest crop known in its
history. He estimates the yield of wheat
at over 20.OO0, 900 bushels, and says the bar
ley and oat crops are also very large.
The Argentine Government Alarmed.
BUENos AYREs. Aug. 1.-THE Govern
ment is determined 10 prevent the militia
drill in Cordoba. even if compelled 10 force
the resignation Of the Governor Of that
Province.
Cable Notes.
ROME. Aug. 1.-THE Vatican party fayors
Archbishop Walsh, Of Ireland. as the sue
cesor of the late Cardinal Newman.
LONDON. Aug. l4.-Parliament will be
prorogued on Monday. August 18th.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll.-lniormation has
been received in this city Of the murder IN
the Soudan. by Arabs. of +. NJ. Gates, l..
kingman, and John l.. Jaderquist, Prcsby-
terian missionaries, who. with seven other
missionaries. LETT the nited states in May
last. 40 details are at hand.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Emperor William
started 10 day from kiel, en route to Il.
Petersburg, to visit the car.
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CALCUTTA. Aug. 1.-THE River Ganees
has o,cflowei Us banks. inuniatiug IA 9,
surrOuh.ag cVuatry 10 au eNtsst never
before kao~n. A great number OF persons
have been drowned.
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VOL. IV.--NUMBER I,443.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

ODUiutN To icSCind IS action ordering Two
now precinct elections. .--Powhatan Club
hold mcoting.--Ihe prices Of leather
i,.ots. alld shoes have increased An Epis-
cspal church IS proposed az Barton Heights
A monument was unveiled TO Captain
fmmct scott co.orcd.--A colorcd mans ear
,.i> eat on and scwcd ON. The Chamber of
commerce hclda mcetiug.-Ihe Commit
tra ou Health mct.-A house on seven
t.cuth was condemned Ward meetings
l.rro hcll m Manchester
VIRCINtA.
Ilsi Wednesday Randolph lnsco, lwhltc
shetland probably fatally wounded Ge, rye
carter. "a ucgfo. m Ming Gorge county 1T
. famofcl thaf tho Farmers Alliance. Of
-mthncll. viii start "a peanut factory and
I.uc of steamers to Norfolk A contract
lrfho erection Of S5OO.OO1 muck and bar
. iHe immediate vicinity ot the
ranobc iron company, has been let
I.r mur.Ior of Treasurer Caddal. Of Pulaski
r.uaty. promises o. develop some very sem
satioual features --l lhc health of Roanoke.
despite repeated iumoIs % Tho contrary, IS
,.Nc.ucut --i hc Norfolk Democratic tXecu-
f.c Committee have fixed on september
lsiha, tno time ior holding ward meetings.
Encouraging reports from an over the
,.rfan belt reach Norfolk -lhe Nirsinia
Baptist Cuiou Association met yesterday
morning iu fhc First Baptist church, boike-
Iey-Au preparations have been made for
thee execution of thc negro Phillips murderer
of Captain ONcrhy. at Boydton to-day. lie
WAS tascu to roydion yesterday hy the Rich
rnnua military MI. Moncurc Robinson
telrgranhs thlt hc is doing all Doc can Co build
r.r Virginia rud North CNcliuo railroad. -
The democrats of lloyd county met in con-
ernnon laOsl1, and heartily recommended
Hon. pos.F a. Lester for denomination TO
Coucic.. from fhc Fifth district-Iroicssor
furDron. OF t1c Plains. came near DIVING from
fnr effect 90 fhc bursting of @ boil ON his
lind. while cn route 90 Richmond --
IIeufcnaut smith. when Doe called at the
AIcNandrialll for Mary smith, "a penitcn-
fHrv convict. was assaulted and roughly
..uaIcI hy fhc prismcrs.--lhe body Of "a
.u.n supposed t0 Dee john null, Of Stauuton.
..I> found Yesterday floating in Jackson
.t.r--Ivo planters were roubed in Lynch
Ia nv pckpockets file establishment
.Yrrv shoe factory in iyuchnurs has stim
....l lil business m That city.--A north
ltrIu ou the Nifsinl, Midland ran into
BOOK ears. causing smash-up, near
NIlL-Mfs. DoIa Alice rubeville was
.I u panv'llc yesterdav.- Report of
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NluIH cAuoIINA
tN. Mormon cuissar's have been creii-
.utcan 't,fcm,nt 90 Fisher HUI Mines.
r.--1nc lfOcnt burning oi rutherford
,.lc-. .niNnoi % Joss oi s2o.o0O worth
'. notes hhd accounts. ana s''"V' H'i"i9
no.io ho> nc'n "pi "ihie" deputy COL
i'''r "l salisbury a i'uh'''h ol '"' mas
i.n 'ie'oftiei n'." I"'i''-N' 'I''. Jug