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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-02-11
LETTRRFRoM WILSON COUNTY
To1sNor ALLIANCE, No. $50,

Jan. Is, 1890.
Ma EDIToR:-As Secretary of this
Alliance, it becomes my sad duty to
chronicle the death of our esteemed
brother Wiley H. Wells, which oc-
CURED December 4th, 1889 This
Alliance has, in his death, lost a good,
substantial member, one devoted to
the true principles of the order; his
family kind and loving husband and
father, the community an honest, up
right citizen.
Our Alliance is moving steadily on,
with q full membership Of true ALI
ancenen, who realize that In union
there is strength, and fully deter
mineu to make the Alliance a grand
success in this community We are
sharing the " hard times" with our
other unfortunate brethren, but are
determined to tide over it with "hog
and hominy" for our watch word.
More small grains will be~raised
this year than before and less cotton.
Strict economy and diversity of
crops is the prevailing sentiment
among our membership,
Trade arrangements have been made
by which we can trade at a Veyy low
rate OF. of.interest, which viii save thou
sands Of dollars to the people of this
county THEo. B. WIEsTEAD,
Secretary.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-02-11
TUE NATIONAL FARMERS AL
LANCE AND INDUSTRIAL
UNION.

President-L. L. Polk, Raleigh, N. @.
Vice President-B. 81. Clover, Cain
bridge, Kansas.
" Secretary-J. Fl. Turner, La Grange,
. TreSasurer-W. Il. Hickman, Puxico,
Tecturer-Ben Terrell, Texas.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
CIV. Macune, Washington, D. G.
Alonzo Wardall, Huron, South Dakota.
J,F Tillman, Palmetto, Tennessee.
JUDICIARY.
R. c. Patty, Macon, Mississippi.
Isaac McCracken, Ozone, Arkansas.
Evan Jones, Dublin, Texas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
MURHDERSIN IOWA.
THE MURDERER OF A FORMER SWEET
HEART KILLED.
An Innoeent Man convicted-Cut His Girls
Throat-Condensed Dispatches
and News Items.


A double murder was committed al Grand
Mound, Iowa. Mrs. William Langdon and
a former lover named Bevan arc the Victims.
Mrs. langdon II now lying dead with n
large bullet hole IN her throat and another
IA her head, while Bcyan's face is fairly per-
forated. An old love affair led 10 the TRACE
dy. Three years ago John w. Bevan and
Miss Ella Smith were attending school nj
Valparaiso, Ind. They became attached
TO each other and were finally engaged.
After completing their school course
the girl returned TO her home in
Madison, Wisconsin, and Beyan went
TO Chicago. lie wrote Ia her often, but
Ella soon fell In love with William Lang
don, ending by jiiting Bevan and becoming
engaged 10 LaIgdon. A day or two before
the wedding levan appeared and threatened
10 take Langdon's life IL lac married the girl.
The wedding occurred, however. and Lang
don and his bride went To Clinton County.
la Beyan hearing a few days ago where
they were he followed them. lie went al
most Immediately 10 The home OF Langdon.
HIS successful rival appearing ut the door,
Ice asked for Mrs. Langdon. Her husband
nc first refused 10 let him sec her, but finally
consented 10 their having talk, and went
upstairs aud secured "a loaded revolver, 10
use In case OF trouble. As he was returning,
Beyan. who had been having hot words
with Mrs. Langdon, drew "A revolver ana
shot her twice, once In the head and once I'm
the throat lie then shot himself As soon
Us Langdon heard the shots lac rushed to-
ward Bcyan's PROSTATE form aud sent six
bullets into his face. lie then carried his
wife into the house, where she died few
moments later langdon has been arrested
and taken To Clinton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
A Ra.i, Act.

Patrick O'Connor OF Grand Rapids
Mich, ~ years OF age, who had always
borne an excellent reputation, went TO n
party. A dance was proposed. violin
was procured, but a. more music was
wanted OConnor, who was quite music
ian, started for his home 10 get his flute.
That was the last seen of him alive by his
friends.
Early next morning young woman was
startled at finding O'Connor's body lying In
the road. She gave the alarm and an ex-
animation showed that life had been ex-
tinct for several hours. The face was badly
bruised and appeared to have been beaten
with cobblcstones, while there were several
severe wounds OH the back OF the head and
his teeth had been loosened by blow.
Careful inquiry revealed the fact that n
few days ago o. Conner mad gone TO a dance
and had escorted home the sweetheart OF an
other Young freshman. With this as a
starting point the officers soon found that
the rival la the affections OF the young
woman was William T.. Egan. Eagan WAS
placed under arrest and charged with The
crime. lie az once broke down aud made q
full confession.
II Was at the party" hc said, 'and me
O'Connor there. When he went out for his
futc followed him. lie said that he had
been told that ] was angry with him for
taking my girl home from the dance and had
threatened 10 whip him for II. ! said that
didn't like tho way he acted but
that didn't want To hight lie then said
something else. ! called him liar. Then
he struck me In the chest ! hut back, my
fit striking him In the face. lie fell back
ON pile OF stones. went back into the
house. After one dance | told my gIrl had
Knocked O'Connor out We went 10 look at
HIM. lie was lying on the ground but we
couldn't raise him. didn't intend TO kill
him. know I will have to suffer. but he
struck me first"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
A Fatal s,abbIng.

ID. NJ. Avery. chief OF detectives OF the Lake
shore 4 Michigan Southern railway, and
Louis Dyekman met in saloon at Englc-
wood, Chicago. Dyckman, according 10 the
police, was half drunk and quarrelsome. lie
started several wordy rows and finally
tackled Avery. The latter, To avoid
trouble, stepped outside. lie was followed
by Dyckman. Here more words passed.
when, without warning, Dyekman plunged
n pockct-knife blade into Ayery's jugular
vein. The detective staggered back, fell TO
the sidewalk, and in few minutes bled to
death.
Dyckman was seized by some OF the men
who witnessed the fatal ARRAY and turned
over 10 the police.
Mrs. Avery on learning OF the murder OF
her husband was completely Frustrated, ard
her mental condition il such that fears are
entertained that the sad intelligence may re-
suit In permanently unbalancing her mind
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

The Maryland Law school la Baltimore
has closed It's doors against colored students.
The white students had been protesting
against them for n year, amt bad refused To
SIT with the Two who attended the lectures
aud graduated with high honors last spring.
Most OF the white students belong TO families
OF bitter Southern sentiment aud threatened
TO resign in body II the Board OF Regents
did not draw the color llnc. TWO intelli-
gent young negrOs had passed their eNami-
nation and been admitted when the white
students rcbclled. Members OF the Hoard
OF Regents say they have notified the young
colored men that they Will not Ice admitted.
and that the board has taken this action for
the protection and preservation OF the
school
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
victim. the aienco. wreck.

The through Kansas CITY express OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway which left 81.
Louis at o'clock at night was partially
wrecked ut Glencoe Switch about twenty
seven miles west OF st. Louis. One passcn-
ger was killed and fifteen injured, four IA
tally.
The ST. Joseph sleeper left the track while
the Wichita sleeper almost cleared IL. The
locomotive kept 10 the rails. A relief train
left 81. Louis for the scene OF the wreck.
Next morning an engine and baggage-car ar
rived IN St Louis where carriages and am
balances were IN waiting TO convey the
wounded to the hospital. The names Of
those injured, NO far could bc learned. are /:
Mrs. Mary Lott Kansas City. probably fatal
abdominal confusion; A. q. Dandy, Lebanon,
Ind. bruises on head and chest; Mrs. A. G..
Daily, bruises on face; 4. L. Norton, 81.
Louis. internal injuries; Mrs. T.. l.. Norton.
dangerous internal injuries and cut on face
and neck. Mr.. aud Mrs. Norton were con-
yeyed home IN carriages and the rest We're
taken la ambulances 10 the Missouri Pacific
hospital la ~. Louis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

A COLLEGE DISCRIMINATING AGAINST
NEGRO STUDENTS.
Drowned by the capsizing OF Boat-sen-
tence of Persian Murderer->ews
and Teiegrans-


Capt. Collier Of the steamship Normandte.
which landed her passengers, New York,
reports that. when $50 miles east OF sandy
Hook. she sighted the three-masted Amerl-
can ship Challenger. hound from Westiiartle-
pool 10 New York. Danger signals We're
streaming from every available point on tue
Challenger boards. She was dismasied anu
her sails torn 10 ribbons. Capt Collier, des-
pile terrific gale that Was still blowing.
sent boat and crew To the assistance OF Tue
Challenger. Capt. Thompson OF the chal-
lenger reported that during a terrific hnrri-
zane on sept. twelve OF his crew had been
washed overheard. and that the majority OF
the remainder were too M To work the ship.
Ia addition To the twelve men killed Tour OF
the crew had their arms and legs broken,
leaving hut four men TO work the ship.
Officer Marshall offered medical assistance
aud food, but the Captain OF The Challenger
declined. saying all that he wanted was Tor
the Normandie TO take a letter TO the snip
owners. The Challenger was iirstciass
American thrce-master, 1900 tons burden,
and owned by Arthur Scwall A Co. OF BATH,
Me. She is valued at $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
Shot q Newport ,ky) omciaI.

Thomas Riley, reporter OF Coyington,
n.y., shot aud killed T.. I. Jungcrman, the
city evil engineer OF Newport Ky. A local
article written 10y Riley severely criticised
some work done by Jungerman in Newport.
The two men met by chance la the Newport
city ball. JungermAn aceosled Riley say
ing: did you write that yesterday"
Write WHAT" replied Riley.
you know what" answered Jungerman,
with vile epithet accompanied by blow
OF heavy cane that sent Riley across the
hall. Jungermau then ran out AMI hid be-
hind the high stone steps. Riley SNaggered
out. revolver in hand, asking: Where Is
her" behind the steps" replied some lit
tie girls. pointing out his hiding place. Two
pistol shots rang out and Jungerman fell
dead, Que ball through his heart and one
through his mouth and into his spinal
column. Riley was taken 10 Coyngton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

Some ruiiian IN New York has begun TO
emulate the practices OF "Jack, the Ink
Singer" who only few months ago ruined
the dresses OF so many women aud caused a
reign Of terror among the fair sex. This
more recent miscrcaat. unlike his prcdeces-
sors, makes use OF what i thought TO bc
yitriol. As In the case OF "Jack the Ink
Singer this fellows object Is beyond lind
ing out.
News OF his work was first received In
complaints made 10y Mrs. lice Bayon aud
Mrs Alice Vanncstc. both OF fashionable
boarding house. The ladies had their dresses
ruined. but can give no description OF the
yitriol thrower. Detectives have been put
ON the case.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
cnnyIetea an Inneeent Man.

Seven years ago a young man named
Roby, who lived IN Jasper county, Ga was
arrested OH the charge OF arson. 1t was nj
legged that he had willfuliy set lire 10 his
uncle's house. Roby protested his innocence
aud every effort was made 10 save him from
the penitentiary. lie was tried aud con-
yicted and sentenced to fifteen years in the
pcnitcntiary. Recently gentleman from
Jasper county called on Coy. Gordon and
told the story OF RoDy's conviction. and
then showed indisputablc proofs that the
prisoner was innocent and that q negro
committed the crime. The Governor will
pardon Roby at once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
wouId-n. Kiannper. ro,,ed.

An audacious plan which contemplated
the Wholesale kidnapping OF children for ram
som was revealed IN Kansas city, NO.. when
the grand jury found true bill for that Of
tense against Henry G. Wilson. The plan
was 10 kidnap the children OF wealthy
parents, conduct them TO a secret place In
some distant state and keep them there UNI
I'll their ransoms should be paid. Wilson
took for an accomplish the coachman OF Mrs.
Jeff Dunlap, wealthy widow. Mrs. Dun
laps 3-yeal-old boy was 10 have been the
first victim. Then the 4-year-old son OF
James ii. Arnold OF East Fifteenth street
was to have been kidnapped. Tho plan was
all laid 10 kidnap tho Dunlap boy, when the
coachman weakened and confessed his part
in the contemplated crime to Mrs. Dunlap,
who informed the police. When Wilson
went to the vicinity OF Mrs. Dunlar's resi-
denco To carry out the first part OF his plan
an officer placed him under arrest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
A Woman prurred and Robbed.

The little lumber settlement OF Glyndon.
IN the big woods near Cory, Ia, Is In a
high state Of excitement over the robbery Of
Mrs. Mary BaicbeIder, wife Of prominent
lumbcrmsn. She had gone 10 Cory for the
money 10 pay the men. Mrs. Bstchelder
secured 1850 and started back. Night
came and the woman did not return. Next
day the unfortunate woman was encoun-
tered wandering around In the woods ia =
dcmcnted condition. che had evidently
becn clioroformed and robbed by some per-
sons who had followed her from Cory.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
pamaglng Te.tlmony Agalnst Horton,

At preliminary examination AT ST. Paul,
OF Walter r. Horton, the Northern Pacific
timber inspector, charged with drowning
his wife and daughter. Geo. Hanson, the
brother Of the dead woman, testified that
Horton came TO hls house In Trempcalcau
Wis. live weeks ago aud told him that he
must get divorce Irom Mrs. Horton. Both
Horton and his mother rejected the propo-
sitiOn. Horton returned To -. Paul and
got Ills wife 10 come ON the pretensc Of living
with her again. A few days after her
arrival she was drowned. The motive
is found IN the attachment which Horton
had formed for Miss Mary II. Van VIE, a
teacher. Miss Van VIE admitted that she
had an understanding with Horton that they
were to bc married as soon a. he could yet a
diyone. Little Mabel's body ha, not been
found
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20


The regatta OF the Naruna Boat Club or
South Brooklyn, n. y. was supplemented
by tragedy. which occurred the same even
Ing on The bay.
A party OF live young men aud two young
women went out for Ia small boat ana
when opposite oath street, one OF the men
insisted upon going ashore. lie decided
that he would upset the boat unless they
complied with his wishes. lie arose, and
either fell on Jumped overheard. lie grasped
the boat and IL was soon overturned. all
hands being thrown into the water. boat
was sent from the shore, which rescued four
men aud one OF the women. One woman
was drowned. aud her body recovered. She
has not been fully idcntncd.but her namc IN
supposed To be Lizzie oker. The man who
capsizcd the boat IL supposed 10 have yeached
the shore 10y swimming, but has not yet
been apprehended.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

James Cayanangli, hackman y years
old, nearly killed his sweetheart in Cincin-
nati 10y cutting her throat from ear 10 ear.
The victim was Annie Winter, pretty do
nestle the same age rs her slayer. The deed
took place In the saloon OF james Murphy,
where the couple had been drinking togetll-
er. After few words Cayanaugh seized
the girl aud drew knife across her throat.
She j. in the hospital and will die. Cava-
naugh had been drinking heavily and was
aetuated by insane jealousy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
Flro m the I,rooIslyn institute.

For the third time within the last six
months the brooklyn Institute on WASH
ingtou street, BROOKLYN, n. L., was discov-
cred OF lire. The lire was confined 10 the
upper floors, but the building was drcnched
with water from top To bottom. The third
floor was occupied by a lecture.soom and
rooms devoted to the different departments
OF art and science. The floor below Is taken
up by the large hall OF the institute. The
l0rs viii be about $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20


A fatal accident occurred on the Chicago
and Grand Trunk railway al schoolcraft,
Mich. A freight train which was on the
siding backed up 10 make room for another
freight. and in 30 doing reached over on tho
main line. The Pacific express. which does
not stop at Schooleraft came on AZ thirty
miles an hour aud plowed into the rear OF
the freight train. There was fearful crash,
followed by kissing steam and the agonizing
shrIeks OF the engineer and fireman, who were
pinned under the overturned engine. They
were soon released. Fireman Williams was
seriously scalded and burned. but Will re-
cover. The engineer. George Merrigold
was horribly scalded. fully one-fourth OF
hls body being boiled so that the flesh hung
In shreds. lie remained conscious for some
time aud conycrsed with those present.
Two brakemen were considerably cut and
bruised. None OF the passengers were hurt.
The injured were taken TO Battle Greek
and all except Merrigold taken TO their
homes. The latter WIS made As comfort
able rs possible in adining-car until lac died.
Merrigold was one OF the oldest and most
reliable engineers on the road. lie was un-
married. Brakeman John Taylor was In
the van OF the freight Mt the time OF tho
crash, and Was severely cut about the head
and his arms and legs were badly bruised.
The van was totally wrecked. and his es-
cape from instant death was miraculous
The accident was the result OF gross care
lessness on the part OF the freight crew. One
OF the first words OF the dying engineer was
that they had no lights out
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
Acoui,,edAner -Four Year. IN JaIi.

Four years ago Mrs. ;. j. Dockery OF
Charleston, Mo-, young woman then living
near CLINTON, Ky, Killed her motncr-in-law
after a quarrel. She was arrested and kept
in close confinement until this week, when
her trial took place, which terminated In
acquittal on the ground OF self-defense. She
and her attorney are en- route home. The
young woman Is very much broken in
health IN consequence OF her long term In
iuil
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

George w. Wallace aud George A. Wal
lick, who few weeks ago entered Iarne>'
jewelry store In Danbury. Conn. knocked
down and gagged the clerk, aud stole $4,000
worth OF diamonds aud icwelry were ar
raigncd for trial. They pleaded guilty and
were sentenced 10 twelve years imprison.
inent each. As sentence was pronounced
upon Wallace lac jumped from his seat.
kicked over hls chair. and made a rush at
the Judge. lie WAS oycrpowcred by the
officers aud removed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

James Howard. while cleaning an engine
Ia the yards OF the Ohio A. North Western
railroad. In Cincinnati. was torn TO pieces
by the collision OF his train with one on the
Cincinnati, Lebanon 4 Northern road. The
latter train was entering the city and was
switched on the wrong track. The follow
INK persons were injured seriously on tue
Cincinnati, Lebanon 4 Northern train En-
glnecr Dodds. Fireman Little. Conductor
Devine. brakeman Tuthill and brakeman
Hayes. tw
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20

Four men employed In Gould a Eber-
hsrdrs foundry Ia Newark, n. j.. we're
frighfulIy burned with molten slag. The
men were preparing TO quit work and ono
OF them tried 20 fore back the bolt OF the
cupola. lie was unable Ia do 80 and three
other workmen started TO assist him. when
the drop door unexpectedly gave way aud
over = ton OF moltsn Stag rained down about
them They ran for their lives. but were
more or iess burned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-20
MR.. wright's Murderer sentenced.

The State Department received informa
ton that the assassin OF the wife OF Rev. Mr.
Wright an American missionary at La-
brcez, Persia, was, after trial 10y the author
tiles there, convicted aud sentenced To inn
prisonmcnt for life. La the opinion OF the
State Department officials this is notably "a
case where the punishment does not iit the
crime, as Mrs. Wright was put 10 death in u
most tnliumnn manner.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

NJ q. Foster, Democratic candidate
for STATE Senator, and John GREGG
yich candidate On the Democratic
ticket for County Treasurer, left last
Monday on = flying trip to the north
em part Of the county. As the latter
gentleman Is well and favorably known
al over the county, il is not necessary
to say any more about him. Mr.. Fos-
ter Is well known in town, but little
known outside OF it in the county.
He has been at great disadvantage in
this canvass, inasmuch as his position
ss foreman in the SENTINEL Office has
kept him busy at his post day and
night getting out work for the candi-
dates on both sides, in addition 10 an
increase Of work on the SENTINEL, all Of
which has been fully faithfully and con-
scientio1sly performed. For this rec
son it il only fair to give Mr.. Foster
this complimentary notice, and to say
to those gentlemen who will exercice
the privilege Of good aud loyal citizens
at the polls next Tuesday, and whom
it has been impossible for Mr.. Foster
10 see. that no person who meets him
can fail to recognize in him 9 generous,
conscientious and fair-minded man.
He is q constant reader Of current
events and opinions Of the day, and
il in every way qualified to fill the
position to which he aspires. Should
he be elected TO the State Senate, he
viii intelligently, faithfully and truly
perform the duties Of the Office in the
interest OF the people Of Nevada, and
without prejudice to either party or
class.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

Austin Rsvsiils: ygdgs A. L. Finger
aid. Judss Of the District Court. viii Leave
Aastin to-uerrov and possibly he may
not return 10 Austin again until after the
election In Eovsnbsr- WHISTLER he does
% not. the citizens Of Lander county one
And all viii hold the Judge In high esteem.
knowing him 10 be an hons %. upright
Judge. and e. nice . genslenan e. the
State Of Nevada produces. and vheshsr be
10 retained BY the people Of Nevada -
Jadge or net. tbs people Of Lander county
viii always have . kind work 10 saysf him.
A fer oursslf We wish him success.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

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party bs-ssss Of Cssvelsnais hostility 10
rlver, and 10 be eo1sistent he could not
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