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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-19
BRANDONVILLE.

Correspondence ofthe Argus.
+. K. Cuppett. Deputy Sheriff Of
Grant District, collected taxes with
discount on the 9Th day of this
month in town.
Mr.. Paul Smith with his newly
married wife, were visiting relatives
near town recently.
Miss Rebecca Miller OF Oakland.
is now visiting at her brothers in
this place.
Attorney II. G. Hyde, from
Klngwood, was visiting his mother
last week few days.
Our school will begin on the 23rd
day of this month, and will be
taught by Miss Thankful Liston,
who taught here last winter.
Rev. G. 4. Feather delivered a
sermon in the NJ. Il. Church last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Tom G. Brady, representing
OFT Bros. & Co., wholesale dealers
in hardware, Wheeling, W. Va,
made his regular trip through here
last week. Mr.: Brady is esteemed
by his patrons as one of the most
honorable men travelling in that ca
paclty.
G. Arthur Frey, from Newburg,
travelling for drug house in Par
kersburg, was in town over night
last week.
A party of hunters from Penn
sylvania arc making their head.
quarters at Mr.. j. II. Wcltmens in
this town. They have been lntrud
ing on our farmers to much to suit
them, by boldly riding through
their farms in pursuit OF pack of
starved hounds. The land owners
say they are not going to lay under
such outlawry. SOLAR.
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LOCUST GROVE
Ipcndepee of thc Arraa

ccrrespcndeDes % the Argua.
Weather still continues ene and
our people are making good use Of
it in preparing for winter.
Lee Smith has returned home
from near Aurora, where he has
been working for some time.
Steven Guthrie was delivering
nursery stock last week.
School will begin the 9th, with A.
NJ. Wolfe at the helm.
S. s. Guthrie, Willie and Jimmie
Smith were at Terra Alta last week.
Our visitors for this week are as
follows: j. A. Stuck and mother
of Hacklebarney, Miss Carrie Con,
ner of Bruceton, Master Gay Guse-
man and sister OF Gladesville, Miss
Minnie Hileman of Addison. Miss
Allie Herring and brother of Her
ring and Sam aud Freeman Kelly
of Dougherty.
Quite a number Of our farmers
were threshing last week and report
crops good.
Yes we can beat that Brandon
vile beet for we have one raised
here that weighs nine pounds.
George p. Smith is now at home
enjoying q vacation.
John Griffith, who has been i'll
for some time, is again able to be
out.
There is strong talk of organizing
a Farmers Alliance at this place.
1881. j. JACKSON.
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DR.. Il. L. st. John. OF Rowland.
Putnam county, Missouri, takes
especial pleasure in recommending
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy, be-
cause he knows it TO be reliable. He
has used it in his practice for sew
oral years, and says there is none
better. It il especially valuable foi
colds and as preventive and cure
for Group. This most excellent
medicine is for sale by r. McMillen,
Kingwood and Country Merchants.
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Consult DR.. A. l.. Wagner, late
OF Guys Hospital, London, Eng
land, for Surgical diseases of women +,
Eye and Ear, and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. Aemorrhoids Of Piles cured
wit hout cutting. rheumatism
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board to be had
cheaply. Charges reasonable. Call
to any part Of the county.
Oflico EGLoE, Preston County,
W. Va.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, SO:
~ Ru 81 held In tho Clerks oflce Of the CIR
cut Court of Preston County on the flrst Nom
day OF November 1891
Addison Child
W In
James Bagrerty, trustee, Ut al.
The object Of this suit Ia 90 en'oin and restrniH
The defendants, Jan o "a. UaRgerty trustee vs.
J.. Boughncr, l.. J. BuuRhner benedcaries and
W. B Maxwell, their and each OF their ngeutR
nnd httorneyf and all other PERSONS from coll.
ing, or Ia any luannor interfering with the Mill
property heretofore gold by gald NJ n Howe in
ne lieilmo 70 the plaintiG IN the plaintiffs bill
ana proceedings mentioned and dsseriI Cd and
70 cancel, aDnul and set aside the frau iulent
conveyancos by tho defendant A. VI. Bowinnn.
~ ms sons-u-law, Andrew Nj. Coz, Joseph A.
tugh' James Z. Pierce, and his brother paLpsi
w. bowman, and TO charge the land and Mill
property with tho payment Of the plaintlR's
debt IN thid bill and proceedings mentioned,
and for general relief
Aud N appearing that the defendant, IouIs
stowe is not resident 81 this State on motion
~ the plaintiff, II ~ ordered that the said de-
tendHnt do appear here within one month after
the date OF the FIRST publication hereof and do
whlt D. necessary 60 protect his interegts aHa
thht TINS order be pub 8hed IN The Wost Nir.
Elnla hrgus' a newspaper published in thia
county A cOpylrost:
A. B. PARSONS, Counsel for Plaintiff,
1I-54--
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NEWBURG.
Correspondence Of the Argus.
Locals are very scarce.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Locals are very scarce.
We are having fine weather and
there is an epidemic Of roof paint
ing in our town as nearly every one
that has tin roof has had or will
have it painted to protect it fr ON
the Mckinley bill.
Oar school is progressing finely
under our friend, Prof. Fry. There
A~e one hundred aud ffty-two
scholars enrolled.
Mr.. Frank Ellis went to Fair
mont Sunday to inves tigate his Orr
claim.
Frank Wight spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. Harry Wright spept Sunday
at home.
Everybody was gazing at the
moon Sunday evening and among
the gazers we noticed more particu-
larly the following Mr.. Bob Per-
rift, Miss Nellie Haywood, Frank
Stack and Miss Lulu Hamelton,
Jas. Rabbett and Miss Belle Plum
mer, /. Miller and Miss Mollie
Plummer.
The Grand Ball Of the season was
given by Misses Minnie and Maggie
Talbot of Water St., in honor of
their guest, Miss Julia Gilmore Of
Rowlesburg. The following ladies
and gents tipped the light fantastic
toe until the wee small hours in
the morning: Misses Mary and
Maggie Fleming, Mollie Shaw,
Ellie Coughlin, Annie Purinton,
Aggie Higgins, Julia Gilmore,
hessrs. John Coughlin, Jas. Rab-
bett, Will Shaw, Geo. Cook, VIM.
Tiee, Nike Conif Of Rowlesburg
VIM. Maloney Of TunneIton.
Miss Laurie Raymond is visiting
the parental roof.
Jss. Berthy has moved from his
farm in Reno District to Upshur
Co. to take charge Of Mr.. j. r.
Shoots Extensive Lumber business
in that part Of the country.
John Howard was visiting friends
in town a few days last week.
r. @. Lynch and son have
returned from Evansville.
No prospect Of the Shaft starting |
soon.
Our town is quiet, our streets in
good order
Mrs. Carrie Movicker and |
daughter Of Clarksburg, are visit /
ing her nephew, T. q, Lynch aud
family.
Robinson is happy as Lord
It's a 6no big girl, the first.
Uvo.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Kin gwood w
Va, oct. q, 1891.
Nathan Tanner, OF. al.
" ! EnnitH.

COMMISSIONING OFFICE. Kin gwood W
Va, oct g. 1891
Nathan Tanner, OF. al.
Equity.
VIM. r. Hst0n. o. al
Tho abote entitled ohancery cause. ~ q deorss
~ the Circuit Coart ~ Preston county made
herein. on the 10 b day Of December A. D.
1870. having been referred 60 tho undersigned
Commissioner iB Chancory, with the following
directions 20 ascertain Rnd report the real es
tate owned by tho defend int VIM. r. LstOn. the
lnuuai rental value theroO the state and con-
iitlon Of the title thereto, tho liens and charges
thereon. their amounts character priorities,
and - whom owing also 10 ascertain and re-
IOrt tho amount Of the v9udor's lieu duo on tho
81 acre tract mentioned in the bill, together
With what portions ~ raid trart should be- 6rst
sOld ~ fatisfy said Hen and the order in which
they fbOuld be 30 subiecied and sold. Also TO
speciallg ast ertnin and report the amount Of tho
Judgment and attachment lien at Vim. n. Glovs
or one OF che plaintiffs and also N Il be n lien
anon any part 81 said 331 acre tract of land. ond
T FO what portion thereof w. liable 20 DO qOid 10
satisfy The same and tho order in which tho
fnno should be sold. Also 10 ascertain and re-
port any other pertinent matter doomed
proper ny himself. 0r that may be roqnired by
tho uurtiDl or any Of them.
The parties TO gsid cnuse will therefore, take
notice that On tho eth day ~ November. 1891
~ ny oDlce IN kiugwOOd, Preston county. W est
FirViuia. fhail proceed to cToente said decree
Given under roy hand tLls Tie 9iih day ~ CO
tObCr. 1921. HENRY CLAY HYDE
I'D 4t-8 Commissioners.
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WoTRiAo q RLLIoTT,
81 Attsraeys-at-Law.

Squire McGibbons was in town
this week and made this Office o
paying call.
This is very cold weathr we arc
having. but it is no more than We
expected after such an epidemic of
marriages last fall.
Clint Thomas the tailor at the Re
form School, is home on q short
visit. He is complaining Of having
been sick.
The Daughters Of Rebecca have
had charge of the Odd Fellows Hall
and have been holding their sessions
there.
". s. Tsylor'G is the place to get
your winter boots and shoes. Call
ssrly and leave your order before
be rUsh.
MISS Anabel Hoke left last week
for Baltimore whore she will spend
the winter and receive musical
instruction at the Peabody Insti-
tute.
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
have been holding its sessions in
the Court room, which was secured
for that purpose. This is much
more comfortable and commodious
than the lodge room.
Two very prominent young socie-
ty gents in this town thought while
the Grand Lodge was ia session it
would be a good time to show of,
20 they got on jag one day this
week.
Samuel Steel, Master Mechanic
Of the Piltsburg and West Virginia
Railway at Weston, is here attend
ing the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
as ohe Of the Grand Lodge Officers.
Brother Wallace Of the Hunting.
ton Argus, is here this week attend
ing the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fol-
lows. He expects to remain a few
days and take a iaunt around the
County. lie is very much pleased
with this section Of country.
Dr. 7. NJ. Hood, one Of the ply
sicians at the Hospital for the In
sane At Weston, is here attending
the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows,
az representative from the En-
campment Of the ]. o. o. T. at
Weston.
II you want q bargain in an
A9RGAN or SEWING MACHINE
dress this Office.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERs
AND TO PARTIES.

OTTO all parties holding Hens by iHdrnort ~
therwise. On the real estate or any Itsrt there
of, of Juhn N, CHrrico:
In purtuance Of decreo Of the circuit Court
COZ Preston county, made in cause thereia
Ccnding, TO yOl ieCt tho real estate OF the said
John III, Carrico 10 the satisfaction VI the liens
thereon, you arc hereby required 20 present al
cinlms held hy YOU and each 81 You against tho
tnid John "a. Cnrfico, which are liens on hia reel
e,thts or any at OFT. for RdiudicatiOn to no,
az NY oihcc tn lkipRwuod. Preston county, Vest
Virginia, ON or before tho i2th day OF November
a. ID, 1871. The parties to gRld ,Cnupo, TO Wit .
George w. Thompson and Horny n Jark.on
partners IN trade under the firm namo of Thsmrs
son Jackson plaintiffs and John H.. Cnrrico,
Joseph IS turrluo, l., q, CRrrlco, a, w. Carrioo
ana doeeph lugh defendants will, therefore,
take notice, that, On tho ipth day of NSvomher
n D., ic0l Ht my oliCo IA Ningwood, Pres ton
county, West Virginia, ] shall proceed TO eP-
trulo the decree OF roferenge In this onuse.
October, 4, -, 1901.
HENRY CLAY HYDE. Cowmisslsner.
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Notice to Creditors.

To rHt CnsDIroRs or JAS. wORrurEaror DEo'p
~ pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF the county ot Preston mado I'm a cause theres
In pending To- subject the real estate Of the said
James WOrthingt lon Co the payment OF his debtg
You are required to present your claims ngalErt
adjudication 60 n. G. Hyde, Commissioner a
MS office In the said county on or before the
10th day OF November noxt
Witness, j. w. Watson Clerk of paid Cour4,
this 30th day OF September, 1871.
io-i-6t-$50 J.W, WATSON. Clerk.
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A NEGLECTED COLD

often becomes Pneumonia, Bron-
chitI or Consumption. Cure it
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC NO. sEvRN.
Used with perfect success by thous.
snds.
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Commissioners ROtics.


The above entitled ehaucory caueo. by de-
cree Of 'hc Circuit Court az Preston county
wad0 therein. ON tho 2nd day 81 soptembar A q
D.. 1891. having boon referred 60 the undersigned
Cofnmlrsiouor in Chnncery. with the following
directions TO ascertain and report the real es.
tate owned BY The deeedent. James a. Worth
Iugfou, the state and condition Of the title
isorcto. the liens and charges. thereon their
amounts, character. priorities and % whom Ow
INK, ~ state. audit Hnd settle the execuforiai
accounts Of Elizabeth Worthington. Ezecutrid
of tho estate ~ said docc1enf. a1d aogcrtiop
the rersonal funds. ~. in tho ha ds of ssid
hKocutriK among tho c.e1itnrs ot the said er
tate, according 90 thcir priuritios. and lhat na
ascertain and report With Whofc funds fhc reel
estate iu the bin aud procedures mention -
was poid Tor. and from what source eel ! fuufs
were derived. and that he report p ny othcF ~
uueut matter which may be deemed 90 by f.fnr
SELF orreguircd hy tbe parties OH Cithre cf ~.
The rarIIe % said cause. fO-Wit. ~ RI Eur'
dock plaintiff aud Elizabeth Wo-tHrgtou fn
bier own rizht and as E1tcutrlE 90 .. "A Worth
ingt0u. Laura WOrthirgicu. Perry WurihluE' on
AddieG Worihingtou, carrie W9rihiugton. Joha
u. Form on end John MufdJck defendants. viii
therefore take notice. that on The 10Th day ~
November D, 1881. nt my ol1ca iu Einruood,
Preston coonty, West virginia, ] shall procsed
f. execute sdid decree.
civon under ny band this ifth dag Of October
HKNRy CLAY HYDE cor aissloapf
% IS 9 B7.N
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eeaen out tina week ana been using
it in order to accommodate the
extra amount Of passenger trafic.
sipeon Mattingly. one OF the
good old Democrats Of Hovesvllle.
was in town Monday aud made this
Office paying call.
Mr.. Charles Dorsey is erecting q
very neat dwelling house for Dr.
Msnown on his lot facing Tunnel
ton street. 1t will be occupied by
Mas Mary Cazad when completed.
Born. unto Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shrout, Tuesday, Oct. 18th. 1891.
son. DR.. McMillen attending
physician. Mother and child doing
we'll
Granville Taft, DR.. Bosworth,
A. G. Dayton aud Lewis Walters,
Of Philippi, are here this week at
tending the session of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
We are sorry the good weather
could not have continued this week
while the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows were with us, and we are
sorry to have such a taste Of winter
just at this time.
A. W. Snyder and brother. Of
Albrightsville. purchased Of Mich
ael Watson, of Masontown, recently,
a very fine calf, which tipped the
scales at 800 pounds.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
welcome to Kingwood and VIC
hope that the people hsve kept up
their old time reputation for hospi-
tahty and done all in their power to
make the stay of the visitors pleas
ant.
Married, on the 10th of NoVem-
Der. by the Rev. p. T. Flythe.
Eugeuus G.. Wilson and Lizzie
Ball.
From pear tree owned by Mr..
Charles Dorsey. of this place. was
taken the boss pear, measuring III
inches in circumference. If anyone
has the mate to this pear, let it be
forthcoming at once.
We are glad to note that ". A.
Beavers is out again, after a long
and continued illness, but we are
sorry to see that he has to go on
crutches, but hope he will soon be
able to lay them aside.
A. A. Brown of Kerens, Ran
dolph county, is here visiting his
father, Col. Jas. W. Brown, near
town. He is accompanied by
Squire Cubberly, prominent
young man OF that place, who is
here attending the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows, as a representative OF
his Lodge.
CD examine j. II. Rodehcr's
Parlor Suits for rs dollars, Terra
Alta.
Clarence Bergman, a boy about
fifteen years old, and a son of Chris
Bergman, who lives near Howes.
vile. was thrown from horse the
other day and received severe inju-
ries. The horse scared at some
object along the road and threw the
boy OF on his head.
Hessrs. W. G.. Brown, John Nc
Donald aud Dan Fawcett started
Sunday for the wilds of Randolph.
They go to the Club House which is
the headquarters for some sporting
men, who have several thousand
acres leased right in the widest
part Of Randolph, specially for
hunting and fishing. Mr.. Brown
is one Of the stock holders.
VIM. l.. Raikes, carpenter for
the Hospital for the Insane at
Weston, is here attending the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows rs represen-
tstive Of the Weston Lodge. He
IS the youngest Past Grand officer
in the Lodge, and his being sent as
a representative shows the high eI-
TEEN in which he is held IN his
Lodge.
She Is willing.
Samuel j. Erwin %.
Melinda Il Moaf,1Q
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Itch on human and. horses and ali
animals.cured in 80 minutes by
Hoolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Dr.. II. r.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Ats.
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Happy and content Is home with "The Ro.
chester" LAMP with the light Of the morning.
FER T&TaLsEss, wSifs RscLaEsr LanS &C. Nsw YsvL
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IF YOUR BLCR [CHFa,
or yOu are all worn out roolly good lOF moth.
ing, it = general debility Try
BRCHH'S IHOS BITTEJiS,
VII sure you, cleanse yoar liver aud rive
good appetite.
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Miss Julia Hayes is visiting at
Terra Alta this week.
John A. Sterling commenced his
school at Howesville, Monday.
The town was oyer-run With
drummers during the past week.
&c to ". g. Taylor's for your
pts, shoes and repairing.
quire Dave G. Zinn, of Valley
trict, was in town Monday.
D. j. Gibson Of Rowlesburg was
Flown Tuesday.
~. N. Baker o: Evansville is
There this week attending the Grand
Lodge.
When you are looking for bar
gains in Furniture go to j. II.
RoDRHEAvRR, Terra Alta.
Miss Lille Menear has gone to
Tunnelton to stay all winter with
her sister, Mrs. Powell.
Jolly, genial Sam CraytOn, SO
well known to all of our merchants,
as here attending the Grand Lodge.
Thomas Dunn, of near Albrights-
vile, WA here Friday and gave tn 9
office O call.
The school at Giles Mill COM
menced last week; Taught by AL
bert Fortney.
J. e. Deck. of Newburg, was in
town Tuesday and made this Office
apaying call.
Leave your order with W. S.
Taylor for your winter boots and
shoes.
J. q. and ]. O. Brown returned
home Saturday from a few days
visit to Randolph county.
Our Cssl men are 80 crowded
with orders that they can't fn
them all.
Bre. A. v. Douglass Editor Of
the Keyser Tribune, has committed
matrimony.
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FRIDkY. DECEMBER llfh. L2aI.

at the front door ~ the court house OF the said
county, oner AZ public auction the following
described real estate, being lands nssiruc1 10
the defendant. II. Fairfax. I'm the mart Ition oT
the lands OF the late Buckner Fairfax.
first.-A tract Of land containing about 500
acres, en- tho Waters " Rng Tavern Run
Second "A tract Of land containing about gNi
end o9Fcs on the waters OF Rag Tavern aud
Mountain Runs
Third'-A tract Of land containing AZ and
acres, ON the waters of Three Fork CrcAk
Al OF soti lands arc situate In the said cOuu.
" 81 PreSi0i and a more particular al scrinti ion
OF the sanu may be had hyrcioreuce 10 the de-
cree OF partition, above refereed to, now on re-
cord in the Office Of the clerk of tho county
court 81 said county
Those lands may bc sold In smaller pnrccIa IA
SUIT the purchasers, and plat showing a divls,
ION ol inc same into smaller parcels, than above
&c -crlhed' may be seen at the Office Of the un-
dersigncd Commissioner.
largo portion Of the lands nro valuable o,
account OF the timber aud mineral.
Ierms OF salo,-Enuugh cash in hand 10 nav
the cost OF suit and NTensis OF sale, mud the
residue upon credit OF o. ie and 1Rinunths the
purchasCr executing for the deferred pnyIneuta
interest bearing notes, with good security.
r. j. CROGAN
Special Commissioner
], y, W. watson, Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Preston County, Wost Virginia do certify
thHt inc above named Commissioner, has exc.
Cuied bond with good security, as required by
law, ana decree In the above cause.
~ j. W. WATSON, Clork.
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She Is willing.

She Is willing.
Samuel j. Erwin %.
Melinda +. Meats IS.
John A. Casseday 2t.
Elizabeth A. Piles 30.
willie s. Jenkins %.
Dora @. Means 81.
Henry II. Chips "a.
May McCauley "a.
Alexander Y. McStewart ri.
Cytha X. Mathews 1S.
English SPAWN Liniment remove
ell Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats,
Coughs &C. Save $50 by use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. X. r. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 6-14-91-1Yr
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p j. Crogan.
W..
j. II. Fairfax et al.

by virtue " docro Of tho Circuit Court az
PRESTON County, West Va rendered in the uhoye
entitled Chanoery cause. the undersigned spe-
Clnl COmmIasInner. we'll ON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-16

ZURICH, July 18.-The court tried the
case of Castioni, the Swiss radical, who
during the recent revolt in the canton
of Zicino killed Counsellor Rossi. Cas-
toni was found guilty and sentenced to
eight years imprisonment, twelve years
loss of civil rights and to pay fine Of
3,663 francs. Castioni, however, is in
London, to which city he fled after the
suppression of the revolt. 1t will be re-
memberod that the revolutionist was ar
rested by the London authorities at the
request of the Swiss government, and
after a Judicial examination was ordered
to be delivered up to that government.
by the queens bench division Of the
high court of justice, and Castioni was
set free
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-16
ooNvIcTs RELEASED.
offered Their Freedom by an Armed
Body of Free Miners.


offered Their Freedom by an Armed
Body of Free Miners.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 1G.-About
forty convicts employed as miners by
the Tennessee Mining company, at Brice-
vile, Anderson county, were released
yesterday. Two hundred and fifty
armed miners went to the mines and
took the convicts from the guards. No
violence was offered, but the convicts
were told they could go free if they
wished. Two of them wanted liberty
and left, but the others fearing capture
and not having change of clothes re-
fused the offer.
The prisoners were placed in car
and brought to this place, where Super
intendent Goodwin is awaiting orders.
The coal company officials claim that
they We're forced to employ convict
labor, and shall ask the lessee of the
penitentiary and the state to protect
them in the contract recently made.
The governor with two companies of
militia is on the way to the scene of the
trouble, and as $50 convicts are ex-
pected to arrive AT the mine this after
noon the matter may result in blood
shed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-16

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 16.-Two dar-
ing attempts were made to wreck tho
Adirondack sleeping car express train
near Mechanicsville by piling ties upon
the track in two places, one near the
brickyard crossing, mile south, and
the other between the canal bridge and
Park avenue. As the latter place is in
front Of saloon and near two hotels
and several dwelling houses, it is re-
markable that no one saw the fiend at
his foul work. The first obstruction was
seen and removed by track walker,
who signaled the train. The engineer
men ran slowly and discovered the sec
ond pilo in time to avoid striking it..