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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-29
1hcS Don't Like 1t.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-The Times predicts
that the Mckinley bill will cut both
ways and in manner surprising to its
authors. "It will do gravo harm to
America and disloca!e the general in
dustries OF the world. America will be
the ehiel sufferer iu The end"
The Nems, commenting OH the Mckin-
ley bill, says:
We, arc happily old hands in contests
OF this kind aud will not DO driven by
any propagation to the suicidal policy Of
resorting to either reciprocity or retail.
;:aiioa. The enterprise OF our traders
will find in one corner OF the globe-in
Asia, Africa, or on the continent oi
Amcrica-ulore than sufficient to com.
pensate for this incredibly foolish
measure,
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A PROBABLE MURDER

Two Circus Meu G-t,in Il Row at Clnrks
turE-The Result.
sptcia! Dispstch TO the InteiltWntz.
CLARKsnvR0, W. Va, Sept. ga
very serious cutting aiTray occurred here
today Forepaugh's circus stopped to
Iced while enioute from Cumberland to
the west, and shortly after It's
arrival cook, named Samuel
Laushlin, whose home is ut Bridge.
port, Conn.,, became involved in
u fight with canvas hand named
Richard Whitehead, Of Philadelphia
After considerable fist fighting White
head drew razor aud slashed Laughlin
across thu cheek and throat, nearly sey.
ering his head from his body. Lauphlin
is in dangerous condition, and the
opinion Of Drs. Peck and Carr, who at
tended him, is that he will die. Laugh.
lin drew his fazor after Whitehead had
cut him and succeeded in cutting White
head slightly. Both men were arrested
aud are in jail. The town has been in
tumult all the afternoon and numerous
fights have occurred, but the above is
the most serious.
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RENDJBP0u'S ABUSE
Or Hon, G. w. Atkinson at Will
sonbutg, Harrison County.
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
Is snubbcd BY Ills Clurlisburc Party
Friends and Loses Ills Tcmpcr.
Ills Plan OF Campaign One or
Abusc-ilc Shows Ills Hand,
Special Dispatch TO he Intti,iOerr,r.

Spectal Ditpa'ch 10 he Iattilioenctr.
WitsoSurRd, W. Va, Sept. as,-Thi,
'lt'le hanlet was surprised last night by
visit from John O. penleton. 1t m.
pears that he had been advertised to
speak at Cfarksburg, bu. upon his ar.
ri'ai there no preparation had been
made by the committee for his recep.
tlon, nor had any crowd assembled 10
near him. A meeting had also been ad.
Verllsed Tor this town, at which Camden
>ominers and Matt Cooper were M.
nounccd to speak, aud sommers, meet.
ing fendle!on neglected ut Clarksburr.
brought him out here With him. Pen
dletons speech was pericc. tirade OF
abuse against Atkinson, who, ho amid
dafe not become II candidate nrainst
him. He abused everyone connrrtrd
vita the Republican purity, and used
many OF his stock In trade epithets, He
rantei for about an hour, bu, with the
exception OF an occasional new phrase Of
abuse, 1t was the samo old speech. IIe
was received with very little favor by tho
assemb!age, which was. apparently dit-
gussed with him and his methods. Ii,
appeared to be very angry at his trent.
ment by the Clarksbnrg people, and OK.
pressed his opinion OF them in very VIC.
orous terms when oil the platform.
sommers' speech WAS u marked con-
trGst to Pendleton's, and was well re-
ceived. Cooper tried to emulate Pen
1leton, and succeeded, as far as abuse
was concerned.
lhe meeting was composed OF
large number Of the members OF both
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ADJOURNMENT IN Sight.
The Senate Will Adopt the
Tariff Conference Report
AND ADJOURN WEDNESDAY
The House Has Com picted Its 1iabors
FOR the Session, and ~ Awailin.
the Pleasure OF tho Senate.
Gen. raj Washington News.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 2S.-Whe,
tho Senate meets Tomorrow mornin,
the report OF tho conference committe,
on tho tariff bill will DO ready for pre-
sentation, aud will probably DO takel
up at once for consideration. How
much time will be consumed in discus
sion can not be accurately stated, fol
the rules OF tho Senate do not permit
debate except by unanimous consent,
but leaders on both sides wcrc confident
Saturday that vote could be reached
by Tuesday at tho farthest. II that
proves to be tho case final adjournmen,
will follow the next day. Whatever
the result, adjournment will come the
day after the report Ia adopted.
So fur as known, Mr.. Carlisle and Mr..
Mcpherson Qf he be well enough to
talk are the only Senators on the Dem.
ocrattc eide Of tho chamber who will
make speeches on tho report. On the
Republican side, Mr.. Aldrirh, who will
submit Tue report, VIII probably answer
them. Mr.. ingalls, hAs not decided
whether or not to make speech. Some
discussion OF the report by the Republi.
can Senators who are not satisfied with
it's recommendations is anticipated, but
how wide rangeit will take, or how ex.
cannot be fore.told.
In addition to the tariff bill, there is
only one other measurc-the general
deficiency bill, which IS likely to receive
the attention OF the Senate prior to ad-
jonrnment. That is now pending in the
House, and will be ready for considera.
ton by the Senate Tuesday.
With the single exception OF the
adoption OF the conference report ior the
general deficiency appropriation bill,
the House has completed its labor for
the session, and waits upon the pleasure
Of the Senate to settle upon the date OF
Between to.morrow
and that date business trans
acted will doubtless be largely made up
OF measures in irregulurity from the
calendars to which there is no pro.
nounced opposition.
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Nm Truth In the Report,

CLAnHspunG, W. VA, Sept. 2S,-Tho
report that serious accident occurred
to the fast express near Pennington, on
this division OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio.
which was published in Wheeling
evening paper on Friday, was without
foundation. 4 freight train jumped the
track at Gramm's switch, two miles be-
low Flemineton, tearing up the track
and delaying travel several hours, put
the fast express was not within l0omlles
OF tho switch when the accident occur
red, although 1t was delayed some time
when it reached there. Many delegates
telegraphed from Wheeling in regard to
The report and 1t is said that much
anxiety was felt among the representa-
tives in re. ard to it.
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A WILD AND WEIRD TALE.
~ Sea Serpent Lassoe,l and Sho,-An Easy
E,cupe

E'caps.
WHITMAN, Mass Sept. 2S.-Three Of
Whitman's respected and truthful citi.
zens arc sure that they saw a sea serpent
OIL Brant Rock, Mansfield, and their
story is substantiated by many eye wit.
nesaes living in seaport town. George
Edison and his son, P. Ii. Edison, while
laying oil the rock saw some dark obiec:
ahead. 1t appeared to be loug snake
with its head above the water line.
MIR. Edson is Il well known gunner,
and is considered n crack shot, while
fear is feeling to which he is perfect
stranger. He gave chase to the monster,
and succeeded in throwing rope about
his head. BY this time = large and ex-
cited crowd had gathered on the beach,
attracted by the strange sight, among
them being J. F. WhiId.u, an expert
shot from this place. He hastily put oil
from shore through the surf, and soou
ranged alongside this monster Of the
deep. Both he and Mr.. Edison fired
charge after charge into the grizzly
ioohi"E ucuu, Out tne ueaNy 6nuC Hp'
peared to have no serious effect. The
painter OF the boat was all tho time
connected with the monsters head and
Whidden's boat was fastened to the
stern OF Edson's boat.
The monster was gliding meanwhile
through the water At moderate speed,
its long, snake.like tail slistepins in the
sunlight aRd people on the shore got
good view. 1t became evident with the
weapons they possessed they could
never catch the huge moaster and the
rope was cut. The serpent Immediately
dived, exposing portion Of its body.
The men in the boats and those on the
shore assert that the serpent was at least
thirty.ive feet in length, and when it
glided through the water it LETT a wake
like that OF large steamer.
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CONDENSED TELEGEAMS.

The J acison Woolen Mills at Jackson,
Tenn, assigned. Liabilities 100000.
An attempt was made yesterday to
assassinate tho young King OF Sesvia by
dynamite. He was not injured.
Congressman W. 7. Ellis, was renom:
mated im,hc Democratic primaries held
in tho Second Kentucky district Satur.
day. ~.
Grace Presbyterian church burned at
Peoria, ILL.,, during the morning service.
The fire caught from defective furnace
and caused II stampede Of the conerega.
ton, but nobody was seriously hurt.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $40. p.
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COlUShh MUDlN0r DEAD.
Tho Notes; Clicrokco chief Passes Away l.
ArknnanA.

Tho Noted Cherokee Chief Passes Away III
Arknnsna.
Fonr SMITH, ARK, Sept. eS.-Colonel
L. C. Boudinot G;ed in this city yester-
day morning at 9 o'clock. Colonel Boa-
dinot was the most noted Of the Chero-
KEGS. Ile was born in California aud
went with his tribe to the present home
in 1875. lie has always been prominent
in the political opinions Of his people.
lie was attended by his wife and friends
aud will be given m imposing funeral
to-day.
Colonel Boudinot was we'll known in
Washington, where he represented the
Cherckees on various occasions.
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Nine WERE KILLED,
FdghtfuI Accident on the B. &
0. Road Near GAINESVILLE.
NEGLECT OF AN OPERATOR,
Who Is n Mere Boy, tho Cause OF the
Disnstcr-A Terrible Wreck OF
Loaded Cars and n Fearful
Loss of Lifc Ensucs,

ZANEWitLE, ONO, Sept. 2S.-Aboul
O'Clock this morning n most disastrous
freight wreck occurred on tho Baltimore
X Ohio near Pleasant Valley, n short dis.
tance west OF this city. Orders were
given east and west bound freight to pass
at Blackhand, but Operator Realty at
that place failed to deliver the order to
the east bound train. Later he saw his
mistake and telegraphed tho operutor
here that there would bo a wreck pretty
soont md left his post. He Ia a mere
boy. Both engines and number of cars
filed with oats, coke and merchandise
were piled up In the greatest confusion.
Nine men were killed nB follows:
JOHN BUCKINGHAM, engineer.
WILLIAM FIREsToSE, fireman.
FREEMAN KELLER, brakeman.
JonN COCHRAN.
BEN SMART, Grati0t.
GLEN BAelI, ZAnCsville. ,..
GEORGE W. SroSEEURNEI, Ilnesyille.
Ton MCCIaRy. not found.
ONE UNKHowH. E.
John Kemp, M engineer, had his leg
cut oil, and Fireman Wilson hand
mashed. Trains are running by way OF
the Pan Handle between GAINESVILLE and
Newark. Those not employed on the
train were beating their way from Col.
umbus.
The trains met in sharp curve, and
the west bound train had lust emerged
from pecs Of woods, SO that neither
YVES checked in speed. Tho engines
crashed together with awful force, and
the freight cars, to the number of
twenty-five, were piled up to the height
OF twenty-five or thirty feet. The track
was not cleared until p. IN.
The bodies OF the dead, except that OF
McCreary, which is buried in the wreck,
were all brought to Newark and put in
the hands OF Indertakers. The collision
was due to false orders and neglect OF
Realty, the operator at Black Hand, who
gave engineer Buckingham h free
road. but failed to give the other train
corresponding order. kealtv has de.
camped and no search has as yet suc-
cteded in discovering his whereabouts.
The immediate financial loss to tho Com.
pany will be not less than $4,000. 1t is
the most destructive wreck that ever oc-
CURED on this division Of the roed.
There was also collision of two pas.
senger trains on the B. & O. east OF
Barnesville, Ohio, day, in which two
expr, ss cars were demolished and engi.
neer John Wheeler and baggage master
Ed. AIurdock had both legs broken.
The collision was due to disobedience to
order by one of the train crews.
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An AWFUL. FIRE.
F'wlerS Packing Ilouss Hnrncd-Thou.
nnnds OF Tons Of Turning Fork,

'iH
CilicAGo, Sept. 2S,--Fowle,s Brothers'
packing house nj ,ho s,,.t ,o,,,. m,o
,lamu,ed hv n,o ,n,s ~ ,"'"o ""'
.,.s'.1. o ~ nv 'las 'iioth'hg 10 tho
"'aouht olS0o0,0o0. The tiremen worked
against obstacles from the start. Water
had little elrec. on tho yrso.o.sooLol
Noo,s apJ a.. ,o.. .a.ar',, - =, N''a
room whara % ~, th;s" nv"n .,re ie",nnn 'hs laAG
werr ioca,si Thy."V Tha:yn wv, aauHs vi ialu
anntb"r ,,s;,t ,t aiieso eAplouea one aiter
inc la,h taJ % ~ ,ouH Map tepot's, a,iu lns DOLL
fhe nacs,n" ' n",ies ."a.n !, a'oie 't .!e'seiy:
and tha s ~.hd,o oUn ;,.i 20 aouut 10Y ieet'
when tho G,e'u.r @ rsorlos rsoc'a, %as ,a ola]lGs
resnnnsc n n ,hn ,rs, oaTneu a.. ny ~ scene III
snr,.,I n N" ho;,;". H., .n"n a",. !, ny names
cn,n,uennan III j,o.n;.s. nos ,1ou' ,n !oahlns anu
Lnua Luu ,a"ra ou'nins 'ae cafcahses ot the
GGso hnn, ' ,,o..;a ~ 'ne foohi were
nj lila a., : s, V",s, anu .hey bhfn-
llvh,;n" w.. G,n ".ea "n, Was useless III
t,eti,ins cori,, o NV, Wv ,,,a "uu ~ seetheu that
d .rral,on % Th" ~ rnof ~0o i.I1 " esoi' .ne con.
hour. nli"r ~. r.. % a,,r, ,u., ~ ,a, "ooua Two
be .une mo,a f,r;a,s s'"''e" "No sAe hfe
hn,,, 80, ,;1I u.ou''
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iican party stands just where It stood In
1851; tho Democratic party since 1884

: lican party stands Just whore II stood II
, 1851; tho Democratic party since lsS.
has been on both sides Of TINT question
wen, they say th0t 1t Is n raw materia
free trade tariff they want, but they urt
In favor OF Il taritf on anything but raw
material, and when we propose TO main.
tain tho duttes IN reference TO our pro.
ducts Of those industries which need
protection and shave tho whisky mud
tobaccoo tax, they say the Republican
party ~ In favor OF free whisky. IAN.
plause.
Do you think that man Is In favor o,
protective tariff when he wants TO taku
the tariff of OF those things TINT will
necessarily iniure them?
Still, my friends, It isa fact, md the
Democralic pafly can not get away
from 1t.
1t has been well remarked by the
gentlemen who went before INC thu, the
Democratic party Is n party Of promises,
anu they remind me OF s.ory heard
on one occasion about man who Ind
An elegant orchard. A friend was pass.
ing through the orchard with him and
salu: what an elegant orchard, and
mat Is a magnificent tree" "fes," sai,i
ttie man, that Is my Democratic tree"
what 40 you mean by lhat?" at Is
always full Of blossoms, but It never
bears iruit.' Laughter and applause. ! |
JUDGE II. II. COCHRAN.
DR.. I. O. Edwards called for A spcech |
from Judge Cochran, with an humorous
allusion to his tormer dispensing OF JUS.
tlee in these walls. Finally Judge Coch-
ran rose aud said in very husky yoice:
MY friends, II were inclined ut all TO
make a political speech, I am not able,
esiertlay l waS confined to my room.
aud was unable to speak above II whis.
per, but 1t revives old associates to be
within these walls; 1t is pleasing to meet
olu friends and SEQ old faces and new
'aces' And I.wonder what 1t is brings
new faces to tho city Of Wheeling? IL,
wanted 10 come up and be present and
lear once more speech BY nv old
riend and partner, Mr.. Hubbard. I am
grateful to sec him in such viror and
manhood, and predict, gentlemen.
hat ii you elect William P. Hubbard to
congress to represent You there, the
FIRST district Of West Virginia will :
'rc long be as prominent In the country
y NE district represented by William
and the district represented
~ Thomas Reed. tGreat applause.l II
HON. C. D. HUBBARD h
vas then called upon, and spoke for a
minute or two. enthusins the audience s
realty. He predicted tha. if all did
I, helr duty the Republicans would carry
'hio county, the frs, Congressional dis
rlct and The State OF Yves. Virginia
Applause. And in this .csmpaiga /,
Or one, propose to do my whole duty ,
ou will find me shoulder to shoulder I
'ith you in tho brunt ofthe battle, and
WI see that the old man has renewed
''5 youth. [Wild applause
The meeting then adjourned, first, on
notion OF DR.. I. o. Edwards, giving
hree cheers for "the Mckinley Bill, the /
lodge, Bill and Bill Hubbard"
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FRIDAYS CUA.bAiIOy,
oomo Impressions Corrcctcd-IIubbart,s
Friends Expected it,

oono Impressions CUrrcctcd-Iubbnr
Friends Expected It.
IN the report OF Fridays convention
at Moundsville, in quoting Mr.. B. S.
Ah'son's remarks in nominating Hon.
W. P. Hubbard, typographical error
made Mr. Allison appear to have stated
that Mr.. Hubbard "was the only man in
isSS who did carry the county, and
ueheral Hancock carried the county by
over 30O votes. Last time be carried the
First district by 4 good majority, when
no other Republican but General Har.
.ison and General Golf did," OF course
this is IN apparent blunder OF the types.
and not OF Mr.. Allison. Wla. he said
III substance, was: ale (Mr. Hubbsrdl
vas tho only Republican who carried
Ohio county in 1880, except Judge Mel.
Vim, against whom there was only a
nominal opposition, aud in that wear
General Hancock carried the county by
about 800 majority. At the last election
MIR. Hubbard carried Ohio county bv
large majority, and be was the only Re
pubtIcaa that did carry it. At that cleo
ton General Harrison carried the First
district by IS, General GoG by 3lo and
Mr.. Hubbard by $780,"
The Register is, US usual, making
childish attempt to stir up feeling. It
says the ruling out Of proxies by the
Hubbard men was unfair and that this
beat Capt. Dovener. In the first place,
the Democrats Wednesday also ruled
out proxies. In the second place, the
motion in the Republican Committee on
Credentials to reject proxies was made
by Mr.. Marshall, Of Hancock, Dovsner
man: 1t was ably supported in The con-
Ventlon by MIR. Swaney, OF that county,
another Dovener man, whose speech
against proxies was one OF the ablest
there. In the committee Mr.. J. G, Bra.
ny, OF Ohio county, Mr.. Hubbard's
next friend, and DR.. Holt, OF Weston.
who seconded his nomination, fought
the motion to reject proxies, and voted
against that part OF the report, and in
ruling out proxies the convention re.
lected Mr. Frohme, OF Wheeling, proxy
delegate who was to second Mr.. Hub.
INSTRUMENTATION. So much for that cry
The fact ia the Hubbard men were
confident OF his nomination. As lour
aSo az September l5 Mr.. S. G. Smith.
one Of his aotiye supporters, showed au
lSTELLlGEScsR reporter an estimate OF
the Hubbard strength, which gave him
II votes. Az it came out he received
ll5. The diilerencs might ba due to
rejecting TIE proxies; certainly not a
greater difference in the general result
was made by that ac,ion;
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col. J.D TAYL0rS INVESTMENT.
jIs ID Mt ths lIpnL nf u New Bank Cor
pany Rt Washington,

us - NJ tne lIphu Nf u New Ennk Com
pany Rt Washington,
spteial DisDdieh TO The In.eligenar.
WASHINGTON, b G., Sept. 2S-A
syndicate has been formed by Congress.
man J. D. Taylor, Of Ohio, for the pur.
pose Of organizing a new National bank
In this city, with capital OF 100000.
The new enterprise will be known as
the Ohio National Bank OF Washington
City. Several other Ohio gentlemen,
together with n number OF Washington
are interested In the utter.
prise. Colonel Taylor recently bought
a valuable and desirable piece OF real
estate on tho corner Of Twelfth and G
streets, on which u large building for
tho accommodation OF the bank Is to be
erected. The building. 1t Is understood,
ls 10 be one OF many stories and one OF
Tho largest In the city, md is regarded
rs a good investment. On IN opposite
corner the same syndicate will erect
another building for trust company.
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Sowing NLnclitur Asrtlt .Arrostetl.

tpfclIl Oispilch 10 me IAtsIlJfnce-.
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. 2S.-A certain
portion Of this quiet town was thrown
into excitement about 1880 Friday
night by the arrest and jailing Of J. s.
Mccartney, a Singer sewing machine
agent, on the charge OF il,rea,ing his
wife. Mccartney came to town about
year ago from Marion county. lie was
arrested and fined come time ago OH tie
tams charge, but appealed the case. The
resolution OF the neighbors to hav,
ppace led 10 his arrest in his own house
He confessed before the Mayor yester
day, who fined him Sis and gave him
fifteen days in Jail. He will bs released
tomorrow from further Imprisonment,
upon the condition that he leaves tha,
sectioe.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The Old Associa-
ton Of tho West Side Street Car conduc-
tors and drivers, alter an all nights
session, decided not to strike for the pres
cut. Over a thousand employees were
present at the meeting. 4 general griev-
ance committee was appointed with
power to formulate demand on the
company and make report ut another
meeting to be held next Saturday night.
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS,
a Comparatively Good .lsscnrd-Ths ELL
That Have Passed,

Nouu 11lIlb
That Have Passed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-In two or
three days the long session OF the Fifty.
first Congress will come to an end and
its work is already practically finished.
1t has been almost the longest ever held
and in many respects the most interest
ing session for many years.
IN figures, the business OF the session
is expressed as follows: Bills and Joint
resolutions introduced in the House l2,-
i02; in the Senate 1850, ora total OF lG.-
97., against l5,59S in the first session Of
the last Congress, which in this matter
far excelled all previous records.
Reports msde-In the House 3.2l5: in
the Senate l,Sl7 lno account being taken
in the Senate OF other than written re-
ports).
Bills passed-By tho House 1902, OF
which the Senate has passed $40. All
except few OF these, $40, have become
laws. or are awaiting tho Presdenl'I ap.
To complete the list OF resalts accom-.
phshed during the present session, there
must be mentioned the radical chanpea
in the rules Of the House, at its
very beginning, and the action upon
eleetion contests. There were ton
contested election cages before the
House, and seven OF the Republican
contestants have been seated. The
Goodrich. Bullard Florida case and the
McGinnls.Alderson West Virginia case,
in which the seating OF the Repub..
lican contestants was recommended
are yet to hp DECIDED. Cyeok.
inrldge tDem wits unseated. The other
eight cases were DECIDED BY the commit.
tee In favor OF the Democratic sitting
,nembers. The Senate decided it's ouly
election contest by seating the Kepu6.
lican Senator from Montana.
!, Seven ki.!a haze been vetoed by the
President, Two bllls 'of general interest
the Blair Educational bill andthe litter
national copyright bill haYe been de.
teated in the Senate and House respec.
lively after full consideration by tes,
votes, though iriends OF the messures
are still pressing iora reconsideration Of
! the subjects.
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WINNING Post In Delaware.

WlLMISoroS, DEL, Sept. 9S.-One
lone culprit stood pillored for an hour
in the rain, and aitcrward hueged the
post while Sheriff Allen laid on thirty
iashes ut New Castle Jail Yesterday
morning. 1t was Edward Denly, n
negro. who had been convicted OF assault.
ing Mrs. Margaret q. Hukil, u white
woman.
The sheriff piled tho ca. with mora
than usual v!sor. but no blood was
drawn. Donby stood the ordeal without
flinehing, then he begged q chew OF to-
Jacco and vent back to his cell laughing