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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-13
GREENSBORO.
salisbury Cotton Mills-Chiidren's Tenn
perance Rally.

peTHHcc RabJs
GREENSBORO, n, c., July l2.-lspecial.l
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners has been organized in Winston.
The family of Wesley Shore, in FORSYTH
county, has been heavily bereayed within
a few weeks. The father, son, daughter,
and hired man have all recently died Of "A
malignant type of typhoid fever, and a
negro boy is very low with the same.
The directors OF the Salisbury cotton
mill have lust declared a semi-annual diyl-
dend of six per cent, and added Sll, 900 to
ihe capital stock. to be divided pro rata
among the shareholders. Twenty-nine hun
dred sDindles and one hundged looms have
been added 10 the productive force.
IL is estimated that the Norfolk and
Charleston Railroad, which has but recently
been projected, will be three hundred miles
long.
4 children's temperance grand rally is to
be held AT Forest Hill, in Caharrus county,
next sunday, which is TO consist OF appro-
pirate and Interesting exercises. IL Is a
noticeable fact that much training OF the
youth OF both sexes is in this direction, and
the schools are prQhabIy doing more for the
suppression OF tue liquor traffic than all
other agencies in the aggregate.
The mouth OF PamlicO river Is said, by
coasting shipmasters, to be harder 10 find
since the light has been discontinued than
any place on the North Carolina coast. and
they are raising heavy complaint against
tie government, which they say enght u
spend more MOael IN Tvs Improvement AMI
less on pensions.
Judge L. B. WOmack was here yesterday
hearing the attachment cases Of stiles a
Co., contractors, against the Roanoke anC
Southern railroad, and also Chichester
Bros, crockery dealers.
James Wilson, postmaster at Jubilee
davidson county. had bis house Focked-;
good many lights broken ops Of his win
dows, lis kitchen chimney ION down, hii
well iilled with rocSs and rubbish, and IA goo6
deal Of damage done TO other property. N
explanation Is given as TO the perna.ts. /. tor
or the grievance,
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RALEIGH.
Resolutions for IA Chair of Pharmacy
Railroad Franchise Assessors.

Resolutions for Chair of Pharmacy
Railroad Franchise Assessors.
RALEIGH, y. c., July r. Special. The
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association,
at its annual convention at Morehead, which
adjourned Yesterday, adopted resolutions
memOriaiZing legislation To make apprOpri-
alton to establish a CHAIR OF pharmacy al
the State University. Professor Nenable, OF
the chair of chemistry. was present ana
warmly urged the measure. There Is no
institution in the state ut present which
teaches pharmacy.
The STATE board Of railroad franchise
assessors. composed Of the Governor, Audi
tor and Treasurer, completed to-day Their
work OF assessing all railroads IN the STATE,
and sent out assessments.
George Hines, y twelyeryear-0ld boy, was
drowned in Little river, near New Berne,
while swimming yesterday.
The committee in charge Of the Soldiers
Home Fair, which was held last week,
announce tonight that the total net receipts
Of the fair amount to 500.
The Raleigh Paper Company was incor-
pOrated here to-day for the manufacture OF
paper on extensive scale. several prOlnl-
| nent capitalists are incOrpOrators.
Dennis Howe has been captured at VIII
mington. and has been Identified rs one OF
the highwaymen who have been creating
so much excitement there for several
weeks past. lie has been committed 10
jail TO await trial.
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WILLIAM BURG.
Death of Mr.. Charles-Mr. Finch Commits
Suicide.

Death of Mr.. Charleg-Mr. finch toinmits
Suicide.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July Especial
About O'Clock this morning Mr.. John :.
Charles, an old and highly-respected citi-
zen, passed away. He was seyenty-siX
wears of age. and had been a resident OF
this place for many wears. His death was not
unexpected as he had been confined 10 MS
bed for nine months. lie was noted for his
lofty honor, answering integrity, ana was
a faithful and Jealous member OF the Metho-
dist Church from his early youth. The ft-
neral will take place Monday. lie leaves a
widow and several children. one OF whom Is
superintendent of public schools.
Mr. Chas. l.. Finch, a well'knOwn young
attorney from BOydtOn, Mecklenburg cOun-
a.. committed suicide near here today by
staDbing himself in the neck with an old
pocket knife. Finch was here for his health,
arriving on the Sth Of this month, and none
Of mis- acquaintances can remember ever
hearing him allude in any way to self-de-
,tructiOn. Upon leaving the dininS-room
of his clearinghouse this morning ne mel
several acquaintances. with whom he cha,-
ted pleasantly, and SAID that Inc had de-
cidcd 10 take long walk every morning
after breakfast. When found, shortly aiter
me was dead. he had tue rope, knife ana
razor living rear by. His remains were
taken charge Of by his friends, and VIII De
sent 10 his late homp on the first train.
The Farmers Alliance for the county, IN
session here to-day, elected officers Tor the
ensuing twelve months.
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lYNCHBURG.
Cutting Scrape In saloon-Address bY
Professor Winston.


LYNcHBURG, Va, July p special. r.
4 severe cutting scrape took place at /: :3o
o'clock this morning. at Canteres' saloon.
under the Lynch House, in which Mr.. Mar
tin Omeara. Jr., a well-knOwn clothing
merchant. was seriously wounded in the
side by a knife i'm the hands Of Mr. Nlct
Flood. a sporting Young man. The preinnl
nary trial was called in court this evening
but the condition of Mr.. Omeara was such
that the case was postponed until another
dav. Mrs. Omeara. who was in Richmond
arrived this evening to the bedside oi hel
husband.
tv-tiye Of the Young ladies attending th'
Normal school left this morning for the
Natural Bridge. They were under the
charge Of superintendent Glass. who ac-
companied them, and has made every ar-
rangement for their comfort and enjoyment
on the trip.
4 large audience, composed Of teachers
and citizens. assembled last night al the
hall ot the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tiOn 10 hear addresses from PrOl. Oharie-
II. Winston, of Richmond, ana hon. John
L. Massey. Superintendent Of state Educa-
tion, Professor NinstOn's subject was n r.
ironomV." and MIR. Masscy's talk was d.
full of praise and ENCOURAGEMENT 10 them'
lie complmenied the public school syst Dbl
i'm Virginia, and compared Do iaNofaIil
with that Of other states. Hc then en-
cOuraged the formation Of am ashlcid-
tion of Virginia teachers. and the evening r
programme CLOSED with the temporary or
gonization Of the body by the appointment
of the following officers and committee
Committee on Constitution: W HIS y
Jenkins. Portsmouth; Thomas .. W ooH'
Portsmouth: Prof. Hugh :. Bird Williams
burg. COnlGipee ON proLr"in.', " 'i,'''''
=. Fox. RichmOnd, Frank Brent. Onarcock
Miss Celestia Parrish, Farmyllle; Charles
/ Cooke. Hollins; William hablc, stanton
Committee of auangen ents to - appoint
ed hereafter. Executive committee: Johi
A. Cunningban, Farmyille; W. i. Fox
Richmond; l.. R. Holland, salem.
/ Thomas j. Wood, Portsmouth; W
/ ". Robertson, StauntOn; John j
/ West. Norfolk cOuntyi W. Iayiol
Thom, Hollins; Hugh :. Bird. Williams
burg: +. y. Brent, O..aneock; Aisr Celesua
| Parrish. Farmylle; Miss Pauline Gash
! For,nville: Miss Lucy Brown. Lynchburg
I Robe,t W. Tunstall, }. 7. BRITT. Norfolk
/ John W. wat, Iynchhurg: William W
/ Coon. Culpeper; IS. Z Cone, Alexandra
! Charles G. Maphs, Harnsonburg. Mem
I hers e. .--ofiiciO: state superintendent, Johi
= Massey superintendent, +. c. Glass
/ Willis \. Jenkins. .n.
Mr.. T.. G. Griffin, who was brought to TIM
CITY from scOitsyile thursday night 10y
| Depufv Marshal Mills % answer the chars'
/ of failure 10 answer certain questions pa
/ 10 him by the census onuWerdtor wa
/ briefly examined by the United ntales CON
missioner this morning, and much to th'
/ gratiBcatjOn OF his friends, the charges WSI'
dismissed, AMI De returned home TIM
MIR. j. p. Pettyjohn. Of ibis oity, Wh'
built the nne Buena Vista hotel, which wa
DESTROYED by tire three days ago, receive
I orders today 10 rebuild as soon a. posslpie
and on finer scale than before.
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Bigotry In The Highlands.

Truth is responsible for the statement that
there is still great deal OF bigOtry among
the Scottish Highlanders, During the re-
cent session of the Free Church Assembly
an attempt was made TO convict Profess
sOrs Dods and Bruce Of heresy, but they
were acquitted by majority, The decision
does MT appear TO be popular In the High.
lands, for al the haif-yeariy dispensation Of
the sacrament, III the Free Church Of Fearn
the Rev, ID. Mathes0n announced. while
fencing the tables" that all persons wh'
shared the opinions OF Professors Dods and
Bruce ',must be debarred from sitting at The
table OF the Lord" This announcement
which was practically a sentence OF excom
munieatl0n, met with the hearty approya
Of congregation of co. pelsons.
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AYOUTHFUL MURDERER.
Execution OF Boy Of Seventeen for Kill
ling His Step Mother.

COLUMBIA, ;. c., July l2.-Armistead
Jones ,coloredl was hanged at orangeburg
Yesterday. he vas inc o. the youngest
persons ever hung in this state, his age
being between sixteen and seventeen years.
Ills crime was the murder OF his step
mother. lie aud younger brother quar-.
relied with the step-m0ther, one da! ias'
Tebruary. and the boys agreed 10 kill her.
Armistead shot her in most brutal man.
uer. Both brothers were sentenced to death,
sat TIE Gep ,epce OF the Younger was CON-
muiea to imprisonment tor lea Years.
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coocHLAND COURTHOUSE.
4 PARTY of seven to Visit Europe This
Month.

GoocuLAND, c. H., July i2.-lsreciai'l--
4 pleasure panty Of seven have Just com
pleted arrangements for sf'p scrosS 'ae
Atlantic. ard ON the 18th instant, iuoge =.
y y '' Ieake and Miss J. Margaret Leahe, us
fa,@btsr OF this county, and Mr. ana hfs'
aai.I s,Ss Iio.,er,. and Miss Louise hnlghls,
~'i'd - Srn@,and' win lea.e aocehiand county
o' cor Riebmond. where they viii be ,oiyea ~
~, ~ Tbomas steele, Of Little hoek, AIhas'
M aaa Miss Lizzie Marshall. Of Richmonu'
, sho are 70 be married by the Rev. Dr. hose'
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
DEATH OLA LADY FROM FRIGHT
AT SEEING a SNAKE.
Close OF the Gathering of Teachers at
I.ypchburg Fayette ". JohnSon


Iynohburg-Dr. Fayette ". JohnSon
Dead-Row in the streets of DanYilie-
Personal.
DANvu.LE, VA. july 12.- Special.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed here
at the result of the work of the
census enumerators. They are exceedingly
reticent. but It has been learned that their
figures will say that Danyillc bas a fraction
less than 1900 inhabitants. All other
figures and estimates indicate that the
population Of the city proper is not less
than 1900.
There was a lively fight on the street this
afternoon. The wife of Walter Wilson, a
colored man, ran against Il. B. White, TO-
bacconist, and then proceeded to abuse
White for running against her. White
cursed the woman. whereupon Wilson. the
husband. attacked White with a plank,
White drew a small pocket knife and cut
Wilson twice in the breast. While the row
was going on the woman squalled Justify
and quite a crowd gathered. \ justice
Investigated the matter and sent White ON
10 the grand lury.
ia h D1naho, colored man, lay down
under a tree in the suburbs Of the city this
morning and went TO sleep. While he
slumbered, Will Mccain, a colored boy.
fourteen years of age stole DonahO's watch
from his pocket, and in a short while had
sold the timepece for one dollar. Mccain
was arrested this afternoon and lodged in
jail.
Presiding Elder Joseph Amiss. who was
painfully hurt in an accident in Patrick
county a few days ago, has returned home,
and has nearly recovered from his inin-
ries.
The new Baptist Church at Martinsyille
will be dedicated tomorrow. Rev. I. H..
Thames. Of this city, will preach The SER
mon. 4 large crowd from this city will at
tend the services.
The shipments Of manufactured tobacco
from this market this week amounted 10
only 10000 pounds.
4 negro walked on 10 the wagon lot Of
r. l.. Osborne to-day, and stole Osborle's
riding horse and left for parts unknown.
and has not yet been heard from.
Postmaster j. II. Johnston has filed an
acceptable bond with the Postoiiice Depart
ment and will take charge of the Danylile
Office on the 18th.
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Z he Stenmship nengueIa Lost

NEW YORK, July la.-The agents Of the
steamship Benguela have received dis
patches from their Spanish agents that the
vessel was lost ON June "a, four days after
her last departure from this port. The
Benguela. Captain De Rosa, sailed from
New York on June 20 for Lisbon and the
Azores, with valuable cargo Of general
merchandise. She carried list Of 800 pas
sengers, including twelve salOsn passen-
ners, and had a crew Of about ,wenty men.
The crew and passengers were saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-13
French Laws About Rings.

An nlmn.rt1nt decision respecting engage
u.u' r.ns- mas been given by the judges Ol
ue slime, court. Paris. some time since
taa-e legal Gentlemen had before them q :
sHra. ease. al the termination Of which the
Ull. claimed back through her LAWYER the
t.aeIrf presented @ her by her husband
. sore their marriage. Among lle yalua-
,.. ,rlchs fhus rieidly retained was Der
,.... ,eient ring. The litigation at Length
,....'.. ~ end. bot the affair was costly.
sedr.. a.. ,ges took a tong lime 70 make up
fl..,r n.,,I. Iney have az last given a de-
,..'.,' Il. s,,.o, Il ihe lady, aud ssye ap'
,..,.di -, ,ti. ,isdgmeut the following
,.....i,. ,,.,,,.,r,'l. "fise ring offered for tbs
purpose Of recordiug "a Ss'llen' "a 49, 49,
ptf-ons constitutes the l. "si t,.ys,vn"i a"r ,'.
ihe most irrcYocable OF all "usebFs S''cn
ln fieW oi marriage
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pa.,ardly Attempt at rrain-wreeking.

MEDINA. y. J.. July ia dastardly at
tempt was made this m9rning 10 wreck ine
west. bound North shore lihilrd ut this
noint. The train was two minutes
head of time when ii approached
Medina, and the engineer reduced speed to
about forty miles. At the east end OF Oak
Orchard bridge, the locomotive left the
track. IL was found that the switch lock
had been broken, and the switch turned,
with the evident intention of wrecking the
rain. An engine from Niagara Falls came
here. and The Flyer ieft about two hours
lafa
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Nxw YORK, July ia.--George A. Schnei-
aer asei twenty-seyen. living st Ona hum
dred and finy second street and courtianct
ayenus. found his wife and three children
ON tbs roof with o man. He began
10 upbraid his wife, when George L.:
Swartz interfered. The men quarreued
ard clinched. They rolled on 1he
roof together falling four stories %
a paved yard. swartz sustained na'ture
of The skull, and Schneider - injured inter-
ually. Il d believed both viii de.
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a the Second prtsbyterian Church. Tues
day. The entire party VIII 60 thence 10 New
York, where after spending several days apd
going up the Hudson river To Ainahy'
Judge Leake will return home. The re-
mander Of the party will go, on the 18th IN.
stant. by the steamer EtrIria, Of the Cunard
Line. 10 England and will there arrange
definitely their contemplated tour through
Switzerland and other portions OF Europe
Miss Leah will remain IN England the en-
suing year 10 complete her studies.
Richmond's new chancellor, Judge W. y.
l.eake. Of Ashland, and his family, now Wis
iting the family here. will accompany them
on the 18th as far rs Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-13
BASEBALL.
Results of the Different Games Played
YESTERDAY.

National League-At Boston: Bostons, 2;
Chicagos, 3. At Philadelphia: Philadel-
phias, Is; Cleyelands, 4. At New York: New
Yorss, Is; Pittsburgs !. At Brooklyn:
Cincinnatis, 1; Brookiyns, Z.
Players league--At Boston: Bostons, ID;
Pittsburgs, 3. At Philadelphia: Phlsdei-
phiaa, s; Cleyelapds, 3. At New York:
New Yorks, s; Chicagos, 3. At Brool iyn.
BrookIyns, 2s; Buffalos, 10.
American Association--At Columbus: |:
Columbus, 3; Rochester, :. At Louisville;
Louisville, s; Athletics, 4. At Toledo; To
ledo-Brooklyn game postponed; rain. AZ
81. LOUIS Vt, Louis, IL, Syracuse, \.
Atlantic league-At Baltimore: Ralti-
mores, Ii; wilmingtons, 7. At Hartford; /;
llartlords, 8; New Eayens. II. Az Wor-
cester: Worcestefs, ~; Jersey Citys, !: AZ
Washington wasAipgsons, I; NewsrkA D.
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STANTON, Va, July Special. = In
the Republican primaries held m the cry
and Augusta c0iiniy to-day 10 elect dele
eates 10 a county convention to be held
ruesday next, W. +. Craig, Malone county
chairman, secured all the delegates from the
the city Of Staurion, and Beverly Manor
district which lies Immediately around
the CITY. There was no contest III
Tue city, only Malone men attending.
Brown Allen makes contest to def at
Craig in the county. The feeling is very
bitter, and it is reported tonight that Craig
has carried the county. The anti-Mahone
men are not in the light. Convention meets
Tuesday.
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Charlotte Mates.

CHARLOTTE, n. e.. July I2.-lspecIal. =
o. =. Heath, the Charlotte banker and cOt-
ton factor, arrived home to-day from two-
months trip 10 Europe. W. II. Funk, who
accompanied him, stopped In Baltimore for
a few days ee,ore returning TO Charlotte,
Mr. funk Is an artist, well known In Rich
nond, where he spent q year before coming
here.
John Alexander, weIl-known young
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-13

-t.IroAAD. MASS. Suly l2.-frank
N.r.n. DR.. young farmer. WAS ialaily
-...t IFS ar,'n0Oz in swami "srlt nc
..I .. aired man. John &. Ko"se.
.. .ro win some barrels Of swill.
U... Save that they iounu a
.... .f half = dozen men In the
.a.n. drinking beer, and aiter Some
...l. 0n. OF tbe party shot harIh.
1913. Started i0 run and Rouse say
uu.d When he recovered ne louhu
Naulr against the fence WIN
mtf.rff- back. Martin remained con-
.r.r. uut.i about 3 O'Clock and denies
Eu.-. .tory. lie saws the cause u lhs
.anlr. was without pr0yocaticn. Eo0s'
ll, ...s arrested.
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GLOUCESTER,
Boy Drowned-Cord wood Destroyed -
Fire--PersOnals.

GLoucgsrER, c. H., Va. July l2.--.spe'
cial.l-James Robins eldest son Of Capt
severn Robins. was drowned yesterday eve
ming in Ware river.
Fire destroyed about two hundred ana
Gnv cords Of pine wood. near Freeport' be-
lnn,ing 10 Mr.. j. l.. Farinh0i., last Tuesday
The crops ia this county, namely .9fa
uotatoes. melons, etc, are better than they
nave been for several years.
County Court has been in session all thi'
week. i'm conversation with Hon. Jame'
N. Suhbs few days ago and some oi bi'
followers, the chances seem to be IN laNol
of Ms gcttirg the nomination Tor Congrs.ss'
al the neat ltepqtlicap convention, "ri0f
! viii be held next month,
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BUENA VISTA.
\ New Hotel to Be Eunt at Once-Lot
selling.

\ new hOAti 10 At h'hiiA ~ INV 800
selling.
BUENA VISTA, VA. July r. special. J.
The destruction by fire OF the Hotel Buena
Vista had a depressing effect upon this
place. Before the smoke had cleared away.
however, President Barclay ielegraphed To
contractors 20 meet him here to commence
the rebuilding. The new hotel will be built
al once on The site Of the one destroyed. II
will he a splendid brick structure, and VIII
cost probably S1i,Oa0,
I'm order that visitors may be accommo-
dated. arrangements have been luade 10y the
company TO open to the public Colonade
Hotel large forty room brick building
lust completed here, and in addition two
,ree new houses have been rented. These
three buildings will accommodate as many
guests as the former hotel.
Ten thousand dollars worth of lots were
sold Yesterday, and great many visitors
were i'm town.
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This Is how q hotel in Rome adyertises
itself in English, ''rhe Hetel de -, the
very most iayOrite resort by English anu
American travellers, as during the winter
presents all kinds OF comforts tor what con-
Germs the general heating, during the sum
mer Is just Nc 10 afford the freshest ana the
most wholesome temperature on account OIL
is special position, breadth and ventilation.
The largest and most monumo ntal table
d d'hote there Is 10 be found"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-13
TEXAS FRONTIER POLITICS.
fractional Fight which Ends In a
RInodV Rattle.

4 EactiOnai lisht Nhich Ehus III I"
Bloody Battle.
DENVER, Col, July l2.-A telegram
from Ysleta, Texas, says that pitched
battle occurred at that place yesterday
afternoon and last night, between two fac
tons. Ever since the local election III
April. both factions have claimed control
of the city government and numerous fights
inteIliSent Mexican. was called the
Peoples Party" and the other, led
by jew named Tael' was, was GalIca I i'lS.
have resulted, aud it has been ex-
pected that the trouble would culmi-
nate in bloody conflict. These prophe-
cies came true. \ later dispatch says
lILat the fight has been closed, but
with both sides holding their ground.
and it is impossible for any one 10
venture out TO discover the number OF dead
ana wounded. The telegraph operator there
wires that he can count six dead bodies
from bis window.
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KENTUCKY BILL KILLED.
He Is Supposed 10 Have psea SHOT by tho
Hatfield Gang.


CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 12.-When
the lifeless body Of ID. Z. stra.ton, one of the
famous McCrea gang Of outlaws, was found
near the railroad track at Brownstown sew
eral weeks ago, the public generally sup
posed that he had been run over by a train
and killed. Some persons, however. s,Is-
pected the Hatfield crowd OF numbering
him. A,Nong these WAS j. W. Napier, de-
toctiye, better known as "Kentucky Bill.r
who, armed with warrants for the arrest OF
certain OF the Hatfields, started out a few
weeks ago, with the declaration that be
would not return without them. Since that
time his friends have anxiously, but yainly,
waited pr him. Not word has been re-
ceiyed from him, but yesterday word came
that his body, cold In death, with bullet
hole In his heart, had been found near the
home OF the HatfeIds. II was impossible last
night to verify the report. but II Is believed
to be true, as his friends would otherwise
have heard from him.
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man of this county, had his leg broken this
afternoon inaTss a,y accident, -
mIne. in st$. ss os,unty, had a satchel
stolen from ,if;;o'nnss,ggy to-day on his way
home from salisbury. The satchel con-
tanned $500 in money and several hundred
dollars worth OF jewelry.
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The Tioga Disaster.

CHICAGO, July l2.-Until the work OF re-
covering the bodies still in the hold of the
vessel is completed, "A full list OF the killed
in lastnighrs oil explosion OF the propeller
rioga cannot be given. The following is
the number of victims 50 far known TO the
police; Dead identified, 4; missing, proha-
bly, dead, l3; fatally injured, 4; seriously
injured, 1.
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4- CLOAK MAKERS STRIKE.
,.. .-.srnent l'ei Reached with the En-
piOS ers.

" -T0ITltnt I0l IsNH'Ieu VIII II'V lit
piON ers.
Nr. YoRE. July ,!>-fhe cloak opera
t... .mmittee and a committee oi lhe
O..l 1lanufacturer-' Association held an
...r conference this afternoon, but could
...atano agreement over the sixth point
. ... demands of the wOrkmen. This re-
.. tD ihe discharsing Of the employees
had work during the lockout.
JILL. v.rlmcns' committee emphatically
stated chat they would not 20 10 work WINE
..... .-.ah-" were there. The meeting aHr
nI until Monday morning, Wheh an
aer uDaf nil probably Doe reached through
f.e mauuNeiurcrs cOnsenung 70 hlscha' Ss
f. ..... .,.." ANA then rc-employing them.