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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart,
burn, Flatulency. Collie, and All diseases %
the Stomach; Cosiiyeness, InnanniaIio,h,
Diarrhes, piles, and Diseases OF the i.s
Congestion, Biliousness, Jaundioe- Nausea
Headache. GHdinsss, Nervousness wan
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint
and All Diseas~s arising from eGorged shn
sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous
coats. reduce gorCed or congestcd condi'
lions bresk M ST. bborn complications re.
store FREE. healthy action TO the organs, ana
Five the system q chance 10 recover tone
and strength. They are
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PURE AND WHOLESOME wanna

MANUFACTURES: Berry Gr5-har, piss "a.
bacro--IAls II Ia 0fst elIIgpri fa i0.g M r,
state aud ~ output The llrgHs. ln OH. NIrfh t...
trict which includes LynrltgIr lrf uan,g.....
Bowling, Wight & Co, -mp.las IDtsa.o. s.,
the lnrkesf manuia-tsrcrH .n U..r tna fr D.
district; the Liberty M.ol.u Nan.fa.tgr-,
Com psny, the best Ogu.pQei Tl. .lrn.rfrsi f.,
ftafe n virginia, HofAlus Ir.rri4A. Gowns
ment contracts profits Co., aeree months InI..q
fli.0O0 lseo report 81 d.r...r'. Hoafss r /,
iher0 arc eleven oihor totarrru..ft lr ffs ..r.,
doing = large and probable ii.Ilfss teI slrs..
rOuring-mli-. four cigsr-fa.f.res. fr.e ADJ Il.
mills, one foundry aai pioV-gors-, a.. goo b.
factory.
MANUFACTURES PROJECTED. H-os.s,
Stool and Iron Manufacturing CsuianF. .,..
! Ia st0cs f5n.N0l bcco fsciory rapi al & SOL.
| machinery ordered. aut Viii b. ln nlnf.r.l Q
an early Gay. lce-'lrforY. capital sl4, r.-
chinery ordered Furnit1re-fs.t ~, r.-r..r..
| ana wagon ks, matTc-s-far-lrr o. So. ..f.
! foo Machine Company. capital 81
! company aHl- one ol Goo mH- sal. ia ... fH'...t
! IN connection Win ms Manufacture NJ a...
I ile world, AMI wIN s1Du rre-, tInirgs I. SID.
/ fariuro these uachiucs, giving rup. 0..... l
I go hands. This alone gNn make 'hs a ..t,
| ely. The .'o.E.took. n iA' company ere NJ. a.
! For further information si ire-s
JANf> 49, Ntnif. p-re ,..t.
QLAbLl> g. MCt EN1.
| DC .LH..Uf. b D.
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Pas-ANrRrcis.--A compound word 10
designate the Congress Of representatives
from al the Americas recently held in the
United states- Pan is Greek word mean.
Ing sll-thus All-American Congress.
This TO correspondent who wants 10
know.
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The Palais Royal
ian eL2t
NH T. TO w y ".

THE WEIR,
Il CORNER SECOND AND BROAD,
JULIUS SYCLE x son, Proprietora
We have iusI received many special bargains
which We viii soil during the remainder OF thlS
week. They are really specisltios, and you
should not fail 6 SEQ them. .
1000 yards remnants CHECKED MUSLIN al
400 yards remnants Of fine WHITE INDIA
LAWN at &C.; - ~
iooo0 wards of remnants OF ALL-5ILK GR0S-
GRAIN sATIN-bDGK RIBBONS In lengths
from IL to yards. IA Gil widths for No, TO
10. at lust one hElf the regular price. Ihese
goods are nice and fresh, all new shades, ana
are worthy OF your attention.
30 dozen ALL-SILk WINDSOR TIES in nice light
shades st i2l<c.-rogular price heretofore 2oc
30 dozen LADIES' LINEN COLLARS, oil Sizes az
5c.-regular price isHc. This is really big
We have purchased a Job lot of importers sam
pies OF HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERT
iNGS. contain about l0,OOO yards OF all widths
and qualitiea These goods are very nne
md viii be sold at exactly what they cost ~
import. They run from 70 AZ yards 10 each
piece. There are also among them lot OF
Embroidery for ladies' and misses shirts
which will be sold at the same rate. Don't
fail to see these goods before they are all
20 doSen PLAIN WHITE EN-BosoM SHIRTS
at 3gc-regulsr 900 kind ....
case remnants PRiDE-Ot-WESF COTTON az
Nht.
1 case OF remnants OF BLACK COTTON at &C,
as good as Androscoggin
1 case sATINS in full pieces at 51Sc.;
we have added to our stock kEADY-MADE
DRESSES aud ROBES for children. We have
como OF the handsoinest ever shown III mis-
city. Don't fail 20 see thom IL you need any
thing In that line for they are beautiful and
cheap.
Our buyer has Just returned from New York, and
We are receiving daily lots OF bargains 10 nice
desirable goods. Our DRESS GOODS STOCK
Is complete ia every department We have
all that can be desired in BLACK GOODS
from tho loo. Cashmere 10 the EL694 sih
Warp Henrietta, and II you want nice
Blnck Henrietta at %, 52A, or 75c. ThE
TOWER is the place TO ind T..
Our COLORRD DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Is also complete. We have Just received 8
great many new shades In Henriettas from
% 20 Soc, and the Chailies are beautiful
Those beautiful HALF-WOOL PLAID DRESs
GOODS are big bargain at l0c.
This Is also headquarters for BLACK LACE
FLOUNCiNGS and BLACK NETS. They
range all the way from SOC. for good piecs
10 IS per yard. We again call your attention
10 the special sale OF RIBBONS and HAM
BURG EDGINGS this wosk.
g5 dozen BLACK Isle HOSE at iG2.c.
THE TOWER,
JULIUS SYCLE b SON, Proprletors.
southeast corner second and Broad streets.
lhp2i-2ti
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WE HAVE FORMED A S'ao''
CATE who have pur-ha,oI $4,000 WL-lE.S
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoN.0..-
DATED MORTGAGE PER csNE GOLD
BONDS to take up ike amount Of 30
cent. bonds duo lat Nay most, when ,aaJ a.l 1
nrs. mortgage OF oaly i,-,,o l.r m..,. "a
offer 100000 OF these tonis ati-0a al insr...
tie ta.ance having boon soli, ana ue n, tf
in payment : per cent bonds duo Nay i.,a.la-
and interest
We recommend these bonds wih gre-t a''
dence. and we believe thoy viii go much i'-a.
er. The ROAD Is doing bo,icr team &c has e.r
done. Il no, only Is tho connecting Ink be'v 70
the Ras, Tonnesses. Virginia aui Georgia Pole
road AMI tho North Carolina rA.lrosd-a- q
she Richmond and West Point Terminal system.
but "a leased to the Wrnmoni and nanol'
railroad. whose stock Is selling at ,.j ani ge.ls
a dividend OF 10 per cent per annum.
The bonds arc endorsed ~ tho kitamoui a1l
Danyille railroad, guaranteeing principal AL
| interest 20 be paid In gold.
We reserve tho right 60 advance tho pries
| without notice. .. ...,, ...
| ~ 2EiW IhONA9 hhN''h a. w.
| FIRgr NATIONAL BASK % RicuuOsD. iA.,l
L Hl..nn..n ~ M. -. LN--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

1921: a Tale Of San domingo. By r. W..
GrIL!AM. ID. ID. Baltimorei Joax Mua-
lSaY 4 20 1890.
This book Is recommended by Cardinal
GIsHoxs ~ healthy" in tone.
For sale By the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
uo.s,s. mULEs. cows. a.

NOR SALE. A FIRSTCLASS Tn
4 DRAUGHI-HORsE suitable iur 80
GROCERY or ice-eBgon: oigtt yaafs oii. r'-. ,
aud gentle; from Cumberland county tAA -
seen AZ No. II north Eighteenth 'irurt
az 25-2t' JAMES NcpONOiUH 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
1Nrrprer1Nn scrNE IN CHURCH.

Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, the evangelist,
preached to an immense congregation,
composed OF men only, at the First Baptist
church last night, and there were over
thirty conversions. Tho preacher put an
interesting test as TO the age Of conversion
last night. He asked ell present who were
converted when over seventy years of age
TO arise. No one stood up. He then graded
the age downward. Between sixty aud
seventy years of age one man arose. Be
tween fifty and sixty five stoodup. Between
forty and fifty the number standing. was
increased and between thirty and forty
people stood up all over the church. When
he called for those between twenty anu
thirty years nearly the entire congregation
arose,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
arpAeSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale BY ell Druggists. Price p c's
per box; 3 boxes for Go cts. OF sen. -
mail, postage free, on Ieceipt o. pii %
DR.. J. II scbenck 4 son, fhiiaHe ipli1' =
fmn -F,su,&W&wDr3ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
ADVANTAGES or THIS CITY.

u Hes on tho Norfolk and Western r,i-e,,
ana On ne surveyed route u iaepltsbargh a.
Atlanta railroad, watch viii Do Dne % n.a ,-...
esq ulnk lines ia thu Uniloi Statca tnatt.
gate ~ ths great Southwest, snI sl..arfst IN,
foot Of the Peaks q Otior Mountains. arf o. Il,
which 70 geis 10 unlimited supply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
FINANCIAL
BEDFORD CITY
Land and IMPROVEMENT O..
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, un@a

ibis company owns and controls fo0 s-re. 81,
land situated in tho western portion OF f.'.t, =
which Is - - mOs' available part o. no civ
residences and manufactures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

mn IN-lfn H. - hAie-N 90 - '-.-.
NYOTICE.-T l. CONSOLIDATED
" MORTGAGE BONDS OF TBE RICHMOND
AND DANYlLLE RAILROAD COMPANl M'.
turing May /, $50, viii Do paid 90 prr,anih.-i
on aud after that date 81 Tho onlcea OF gre
nanw corner Bank a1d Tenth streets. BOO lfr-''l
of Richmond Va, and 40 I'D Hruadshy, li 70
CITY Of New YORK. lnIeros; on sail h1nis NN'
cease ~ maturity. H. bN''N.'
ap .AeodtMyl Assisi'hl ii'"' DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
BOYS CLOTHING

20 for q suit >.
elsewhere you can call here and get 1t
for 3l-e1ual in all respects. We do
one of the largest Boys and Youths
Clothing business in this city. All sizes
and kinds from a Kilt Suit to Three
Piece Youth.
Navy Jersey Suits in Atwood, novel
and cute design, for S2.57-all the way
to fine Imported Cashmere Suits
saving Of from % to 80 per cent.
.Second FiOOr, Back from Head Of
StdiTUGV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
THE UNWILLING
OF THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
MONUMENT At BLANDFORD.
Gordon McCabc the Orator-Ipteresting
Scene in Church--Bisbop Guilty oil
Murder In Second Degree.
,orresDonaence o, tho Richmond Dispatch

fCorrcepondence or the hichfnonu pispsecui
prrrRsHuno. Va, April "a, 1890.
All necessary arrangement for the I'M
yelling of the Confederate Soldiers monu,
ment in Blandford cemetery on the stn Oh
juno are being made by the Ladies Ne
mortal Association az rapidly as possip pie.
The monument proper has been placed III
position and the figure OF the Coniederates
soldier which is 10 stand upon 1t Is expected
oreach hero within short time. Colonel
". Gordon McCabe has accepted the invita-
ton OF the association TO deliver the ora
ton on the occasion, and the ceremonies
and services generally will be OF the most
snnronriate and impressive character. Ii
Re- feared that tho visit of so many OF the
military companies Of the state to Rich
mond on the Goth of Mey to take part IN
the unwilling Of the Lee statue may pre-
vent SO large military attendance mere as
was desired, but, nevertheless, NUMBER
Of companies are expected.
CAPTAIN cUTcHINs's LETTER.
Tn this connection the following gratify--
ing letter from Captain Sol. Cutchins, or
the Richmond gratifying because
of lie graceful reference 10 our city Gnd the
occasion il is about TO celebrate-will De
read with interest:
RICHMOND, Va, April IS, 1880.
Copt1fn Francis II. LdSstter, Commanding
G'o,ap0ny q. Fourth Regiment Virginia Fo'-
anteers, Petersburg. Va:
Dear Sir,-I have the honor TO acknow-
LEDGE the receipt. through you, Of the
invitation of the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation of Petersburg to my command 70
be present on the occasion of the unyell-
inc of the Confederate Soldiers monument
on the 9th of June next.
The company now has the invitation
under consideration. and if too many other
engagements do not prevent will enthusl-
astically accept It, ....
Yonr city possesses peculiar attractions
for this command. In the days OF the
South's grand struggle for liberty and IN
dependence many Of the Blues poured out
their blood on the battle-helds around
Petersburg. So we feel that We have an
interest in the approaching occasion, On
the two occasions that the command mas
visited your city in the last few. years we
were so warmly received and so Hospitality
entertained by your noble ladies. as wen
"a the citizens in general, that 1t would
give us great pleasure to visit you again,
and if we can We VIII certainly come.
With high appreciation of tho compliment
TO the Blues, have the honor TO be very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
Sol: CUTCHINs, Captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Colonel james d. Brady, who has been
absent for some days, has returned home.
He says that notwithstanding the pub
lishod report to the contrary, he did not
see Secretary Blame while in Washington.
IL is said chat one or more Of our citizens
have realized or viii realize handsomely
on their investments in Carnegie city.
Excellent prices were obtained for to-
bacco to-day, but the offerings continue
light. ROBIN ADhB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
APPOINTMENT ov cENsus ENUMrRArOns.

Mr.. r. A. Young, the supervisor OF the
consus has not vet made his appointments
Of ennmerators for the sub-districts. He
commenced on this work TO-DAY, and as
there are a great many appointments to be
made some days viii be required 10 COM
plete the list. Mr. Young has his Office on
the third floor of the custom-house, where
he has been furnished from Washington
with an immense supply Of books and sta
tionery TO be used in the taking of the
census.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
Or. scHEMcK'S
SE :!!!!!!!!:!!:!!!
TONIC
Isa Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders u the d.
eostivo Organs. Its likeWise
q Corroboraiive or Strength
enlng Medicine, and may DO
taken with benefit 10 all cases
Of Debility. For Sale by oil
Druggists. Price, 81 90 per bot
tie. DR.. schenck's New Book
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Dr.i.H.Schsnek d S9a, Phila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

-; Your orders are
Millinery carried ont to the
=" l. 80 letter. They sreim
i-.--'"'''--"'-'-''''-'--''-' proved on-eyen your
imaginings. There is science IN very
touch here. What if the prices are
cheaper than elsewhere What if the
stock in its variety, quantity, and arts
tic manufacture is transcendent2 The
everything about Millinery that fortune
can favor The stock Of Trimmed
Hoadwear-one Of the handsomest-
the most noteworthy IN all your scope
of travels. What if everything that can
be placed into a milllnery-room points
in your favor in the strongest terms OF
perfection ? Are We entitled to your
patronage ? We invite you to visit the
department. Second Floor, 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
GUILTY AND SENTENCED.

The case of Bishop was given to the Jury
this evening, and after an absence of a few
minutes thoy broughtln q verdict OF guilty
of murder IN the second degree, and hXed
his term of imprisonment at SIX years IN
the penitontiary. Bshopwas brought into
court and sentenced bY the Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

EOR SALE.-AN OLD-ESTAB-
I LIsHRD MANUFACTURING AND JOB
BiyG BUSINESS doing good trade, which can
be largely Increased. FOR SALE at bargain, rs
me owner desires 70 leave tho city. Prompt at
tention will secure q good-paying business at
low figures. Address e., care Post-ofice Box
se3, Richmond. Va ap eo-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

Past success indicates what proper
enterprise viii accomplish. The
--~---'-'-- '--'''' '-''''''''-'-1 that is bein 8
iNIiK BUSINESS done here sub
.--...,. Stimulates both
prices and qualities. The majority Of
visitors have had a feast here for the
past two days, A speclalprice Silk Sale
half and quarter of the usual best
valucs-not the fimsy oG.colored and
inferior kind. but the goods that wero
born under contracts with the best Lyons
manufacturers Blacks, Colored and
Fancies.
Nam Aislc 10 the Lcf,
ind centre CJ7WtcTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
NJAY FESTIVAL.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
FRIDAY. MAY 2D.........SYMPHONY NIGHT.
SATURDAY, NAY SD..........CHOkUS NIGHT.
MAY FESTIVAL.

SCALE OF PRICES:
Ticket sale opens MONDAY. April 2sth, al 9 A.
NJ. al Box-ofice, Acaie?y Of Music.
First two rows IN Orchestra Circle, 'front.' 70"
in balcony, e each; sl other parts Of the house,
80 each. general admission, 81 gallery, 10
Not more than six tickets fOld 70 one person.
MEMBERS OF MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Membership tickets without seat coupons Will
not admit 20 the May est!yaL Seats 10 whole
bonse except frat two rows ia Orchestra Circle
and front row IN Balcony, 81 each. Only two
seas 10 each performance sold TO one member
When buying seat, membership ucset must be-
shown 70 licze,-seller. On nights OF ire tesli'
val both membership tickets and seat coupon.
must DO shown At the door and punched
An 2tgJ % 1880
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
BURINEsS CHANCES.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY A
Il RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A GOOD
BUSINESS SrAND.-Hsyiug determined TO dis
continue tho mercantile business aud remove to
our farm Ia Honrico county, offer for sale az a
whole, large STOCK OF LIQUORS, GRockRiks.
now In store, corner Of the Richmond and Hen
rico turnpike, within i've hundred yards OF the
corporate lmits. and just between the city and
Barton's Heights
seven years, and have no other reason for SELL
ING ercept as above stated. and the business
could be much improved II more properly at
tended 10. -
Of eight rooms with good water, all necessary
out-houses, stables, &c, at very reasonable
rent. Call at tho promises.
an eg-aw MRS. ANNA NRUR0HR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
TIE BISHOP MuRpEE TRIAL.

The trial of Thomas Bishop for the muir
der of his wife. Sarah Ann Bishop, on the
night of March Sd. was resumed this morn
i'm, at 10 O'Clock. The evidence for the
prosecution was closed last night, and that
for the defence was concluded about l
O'Clock this afternoon, after winch argu-
ment of counsel followed. This was
one of those cases where, though
many persons testified on either
side there we're no actual witnesses
| of the death scene, or of the causes that
PRODUCED death. Mrs. Bishop was para
| iytic and her death occurred at a late hour
of the night, as was proved by the evil
dence. IL was also proved that ON one occa-
sion she fell under a paralytc stroke IN
the night time and sustained bruises, and
that from tho effects of that attack she
never fully recovered.
After al the witnesses for the defence
had been examined MIR. Bishop, the pr
soner, was put upon the stand. He made
| n statement under oath 10 the effect that
| he did not kill his wife. DE spoke clearly
| and distinctly, and faced the jury without
| a tremor, and with the apparent ease OF
one talking to friends. He said that ho
| had been drinking on that day; that be
| had no remembrance Of how or when ne
! got home, or what occurred after ne got
| there: that when he awOke 10 conscious
ness late in the night he found that HI;
wife was not in her accustomed
place by his side in bed: that ne found
! her lying upon the floor and lifted her into
| her bed. and that discovering that some
thing was wrong he went out to look tol
assistance. He went TO the house OF Bet
the Ridley and asked her 10 come and see
what was the matter with his wife. The
Ridley woman, who was Commonwealth.
witness. testified that Bishop came after
her about 2 o'clock il the morning and that
she wont with him and found Mrs. BiShoI
dead and cold. lying dressed in her bqd
About one thing, however, Mr. Bishop vta'
most positive and emphatic, and that was
~ did not kill my wife. found her
| said he. Lying on the floor with her boaC
under the stOve.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

TlHE RICHMOND AND ROA>OfE
/ LAND COMpAN} haro q f6" >u'I...'
STOCk FOR SALE af cuglla' Ir.os .-s
additional land. Apply a. ea' OF il.
doni, - Governor stree. ti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
FOR sALE.

FIssr NATI0sAL BASK % Rcuu0SD, VA
RICHMOND. VA, March %, lslL
= nNnnN EXHHAAlE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-22
John 4. WIN star An AustraiIa.

NEw YoRK. e0.--John l.. Sullivan is going
t0 Australia. It Is as a Thespian that John
y going, and he vows that the antipodeans
viii get ma more fight out of him than he
will display with bis training partner in the
play that he will introduce to the colonlsts.
lie xiii 10 under the management of J. q,
Williamson. n prominent Australian, aud
the company win include Duncan II. Har-
rlson and Jack Barnett. The terms OF the
contract provide that they shall spend
twenty four weeks In Australia aud the col
onies and then 90 20 England aud appear
for twenty-six weeks more under ]. G.
WillIamsons management Of the time In
Englmnd six weeks will BE- given 20 Lon
don. Williamson guarantees certain
amount OF salary 90 each OF the parties for
the full engagement and agrees further %
divide all receipts ia a stated proportion.
II II likely that nearly all the players In the
Honest Hearts aud Willing Hands" COM
pany will also be taken ON the tour. A new
play Is @ be provided Cor the venture and
all hands win leave San Francisco ON Inly ]
npw4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-22
TORN BY WILD BEASTS.


MEN, women anu AhttuF&h MMuNt@u bN
the Animals of - Travelling Msnagerte.
LONDON. sept. 20.-News comes from
Kimberly, south Africa, that over n dozen
people we're torn To pieces there by the
Wild animals OF fills mena agerie, which
were released from their cages by some one
bearing III feeling towards the proprietor.
Four attendants sleeping on the premises
were manglcd hey ond recognition, being
actually torn limb from limb, bitten and
gashed ia the most slckening manner, while
the entire population within the radius OF
mile was aroused by the roaring OF the lions,
the trumpeting OF the elephants, the growls
and shriekS OF the leopards, cheetahs.
JaekaIs and the screams of the frightened
horses. -Four enormous male lions-Pasha,
Abdul, CaIlph and Mustapha--sprang from
their cages and made for the stables, where
Pasha leaped upon tine back Of Murat, the
great jumping stallion, and buried his teeth
Ia the animals neck. The screams
of the horse aroused the attendants, a
scotehman named Patt ,rson and three
KaBir boys, who, armed with stable forks
rushed To the relief of Murat From the
dying words of one Kifir who was the only
one able to speak when aid came, IL was
learned that they rushed TO unspeakable
torture and met a fearful death. Tic and
his mates endeavored 20 beat Pasha back.
when they were attacked In the rear by the
three other lions and one rhectah. They
were thrown 90 the ground. their arms and
legs bitten and dragged on, their bodies
mangled aud torn, their bones smashed into
bits. and. with the exception of the single
Rafir. their heads crunched into pulp.
An enormous elephant known as Blood burst
through tho heavy iron gate in his fright
and rushed into Curry street, followed by
nearly every animal that was In the men
agerie. A little child OF James Grlndley.
happening to be- In Il rear room opening on
a garden, was pouneed upon by cheetah
and dragged into the open air, where Its
agonlzed mother saw it torn to pieces and
deyoured, and she powerless IN prevent IL.
Other, and equally narrowing incidents. are
reported, among which are the killing OF
nvo women, who were fearfully mangled.