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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
THREE RIOTERS LYNcHED.
Negroes Pay with Their Lives for Shoot
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Negroes Pay with Their Lives for Shoot
Ing Two " bite Men.
CLIFTON FoHeE, Va. Oct ia saw
age fight occurred between Eve ms.
groes nni the Clifton Forge officers
SATURDAY afternoon, resulting in the
death OF r. A. Bowling. Fred
wilkinson was shot IL the alb
dou,cn ard knee. In short
time fifty men were securing tho
mountains, and all the negroes were
captured Three of the rioters were
lynched Saturday night by o mob Of
800 men They refused TO make con-
fession, claiming to be innocent
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

sAxrrAso, Oct is. -Ihs general elec-
ton throughout Chilli occurred sunday
SO Ear a. known there was no disorder.
Electors were chosen who wiz select
the president next month There 10 ID
indication as 70 who viii DO elected. rs
no candidates have been announced
The clerical party claims majority IN
the house Of Deputies and shs senate
will probably be controlled by the lib
srals- The exact result will not be
known for several days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

BosToN, Oct le.-Harrison Loring,
proprietor of the ship building plant at
City Point, South Boston, has made an
assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. He has now IN process OF build
ing cruiser No. IL. which will cost tho
government $780, when completed.
and several smaller contracts. These
have, as they approached completion,
exhausted Mr.. Lorings capacity for
borrowing ready cash. He estimates
his liabilities at Ss7o, coo aud his assets
at $500. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
Rough weather on the Lakes.

CHICAGO. Oct 1s.-The northwest
gale is kicking up big sea out In tho
lake, and disasters are being predicted.
The air /. as cold as in Decem Der, and
sailors suffer intensely. Incoming boat
captains report the gale the worst Of
the year on this lake. All sail vessels
ready to leave are being held in port
until the gale subsidies. On the east
shore navigation il dangerous
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
HURRICANE IN IRELAND.

8uildinxs Destroyed and Cattle Drowned
on the West Ceast.
DUBLIN. Oct IA hurricane pre-
walls in west Ireland. Tho Shannon
has overlooked. suemerging much land,
destroying buildings and drowning
cattle. The storm is the worst for
twenty years. A gale also RACES on
the channel and the mail boats arrived
at Kingston badly damaged. Thirty
small boats have been wrecked and
much property destroyed. Youghal il
partly fooled. Much property haa
been destroyed by ths overlooking OF
the Blackwater river.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

Nxw YoRx, Get ia-Mocdy and
sankey. TIE evsnselists Will sail from
this eity Thursday for Scotland. from
which country they viii start together
for trip sreund the world They viii
probably Be absent frem shi< ecantTy
about eighteen months. The osjevt -
the "trip = 20 gan rest and q firmly
seated desire 20 sec the eastern Lands
snd the country written asea. fn the
book sa~y Save spent their lives study
iuz ap.g sxpoarainx.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

ouIxcr. III, Oct io--The Kicker
national bank has talsen possession Of
the Haynes carriage works on . chat
tel mortgages Of sls,coo. and the fsc-
tory has been shut down. p. n.
Haynes. the president of the company.
stated the trouble was due TO insult
ciens working capital. aggravated by
poor collections TheIiabilEties smosn.
% about ts5. coo and the assets 70 about
exf{ axSa
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
Ba.four Selected.

LONDON, Oct 19.--lt Is officially an
nounced that Rt. Hon Arthur j. Bal
four, member Of parliament from East
Manchester, and at present the chief
secretary for Ireland. has been appoint
ed first lord of the treasury. Rt Hon.
c. 7. Richie is spoken of as Mr.. Bal
four's successor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
iycc IOy Ya.ra.

WOODLAND. Mich. Oct. 19-Mrs
Annie Dcmund, of this village, is dead
Of the ago OF los years. She was born
near Seneca Falls, u. Y, In 1887. and
has lived here since 1928. She retained
her faculties to tho end. She was the
mother OF thirteen children, and had
flfty-two grandchildren, forty great
grandchildren and six greatgreat-
grandchildren.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

WksHfseroS. Oct 10 The srneunt
81 claims SO far flef before the Indian
Expectations coors il over e.. 0oo. coo.
end the limit has not ret been reached
White y il sll-ued that many ~ these
ssiuss are exerbssans, y-t Il is admitted
hat tho sam tl.at viii have "a he sppro-
frsafed - rsy them wfsi ~ largely n
excess II toe original estimates IL %
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

RFnlIv, Oct. 10. Socialism IL rapidly
spreading IN Germany. The nun Der al
socialists who voted ~ the elections In
1871 was iei. DIT: IN 1874. sai. $40; Ia 1878.
4es. a.; IN 1879. At. iss; in 1881. sli, al.
At this period Prince Bismarck caused
the ansi-socsslist Laws 10 Re passed In
lisa the socialist vote was sea, see, In
1887, s6s. i2& and in 1890, i.ss.ss7.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
MIRA. rsrrell sim very nj

LONDON, Oct le.-Mrs Parncll. widow
of Charles Stewart Parnell. continues
in q very weak and precarioas condi.
ton. She Is unable to sleep without
the aid Of drugs, and caanos partake
of any solid food. A physician and
Mrs. Parneli's eldest daughter are 10
constant attendance upon her.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
Creer Plea OF Lyuchers.

OMAHA. Oct ls.-The examin alton Of
the lynchers OF Coo has obcen post
poned to allow new afiidavi.s to be
dled declaring that he was frightened
TO death. The post moftcm, Il IL said.
disclosed tho fact that ,coe had died
'f fright before he WAS hanged BY the
mob.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

SAyLT STE. MARIE, Mich, Oct TO-
Frank Ferry, OF the Sault. has Just
closed deal for 5000. 900 feet of pine.
on the Heart and Sucker rivera from
the Calumet and the Hecla Mine Com.
pany. The consideration Is sl7o, 900.
1t will be lumbe at once, about 90
eco, COO feet being taken out this year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

BURLINGTON. Ia. Oct ls.-Since the
chilly weather set ia and the evapora-
son has ceased the Mississippi is gaining
volume every day and rivermsn are
hopeful that they may be able 70 resume
traffic on the upper river for az least .
short time before the season closes
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

WnKEsnAEEE. Pa. Oct is.-Five
masked men entered the Office Of the
Spencer Coal Company Mt Dunmorc.
bound and gagged the wRtchmsu and
secured 500 In silver. THE robbers
were frightened away. leaving eis. 900
in the safe Four Of the men were
subsequently, captured They are 10
cal thieves
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
COLLAPSE OF A LUMBER FIRM.
Failure OF the owen Eotehinson Com
psny OF saginaw. Mich

SAGINAW. Mich, Oct f9--The Owen
Hutchinson Lumber Company. the
members of which are Edward A.
Owen and George A. Beach. OF Ssgi-
nav. and George l. Hutchinson. Of
PittshuTgh. Ia financially embar-
raised gr. Beach has fled a bill
in chsncery praying for the appoint
nnent II receiver of the firms prop
erty aud 20 prevent The naming Of
preferred creditors. The liabilities
VIII be SIS. eco TO sioc.ooo and the as
sets Sc. 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

LoSpoy, Oct 1o.-It IL stated on
semi-ofiicial authority that important
negotiations are in progress between
England aud China relative to Russian
aggression IN Central Asia. and that an
understanding is in course c. discussion
watch viii pledge England and China
TO mutual assistance against Russia
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

Gurnslx. q. T., oos ls.--Gev. Steele
Saturday might SAID Tia, twe wesxs
ago hs rendered bis resignation as gov-
ernor Of Oklahoma territory to the
presidena The governor has received
q letter from the president accepting
the resignation. The cause of Gov.
sseels's resignation is not knomn
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

Rssrrs. Oct 10 "A dispatch received
here from Breslau. capital Of shs
prsvinee 81 silesss. says that an ex-
press train came into collision 81
Kebifgrt> sils.ia. with . shnnfinr en-
gine. The express train vas deragled
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

TorsKt. Kan, Oct fs-on'cid r.
ports from registers Of deeds in City
ave counties shec that ever sa.oss, zoe
), farm mortgages indebtedness was re-.
leased frosn kansas during Sspteu eer
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

Iovpov, ocs fe-The chamber Of
commerce. has issued IN agreement
with its employees putting the eight
hear day into practical operation. be-
ginning with NEXT New Years and
withrns arr refactior in vASeA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

sasd tAs. En EFFORT viii be nasde Ia the
next congress 20 Limit the amount ia
cases where assignments h2ve been
made 20 the sglas actually paid By the
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
The Eich,-Mour Law In Nebrasx.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 10. Tho judges
OF the district court have rendered
decision that the Nebraska eight-hour
law Is constitutional, but that employees
have q right to contract to work as
many hours as they please.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

kxovs. ASS druggist Tor woop's PHosrHoDIss;
IL he Offers some worthless medicine n place
oi this. leave his dishonest store. inciose prize
IN letter. and We will send By return nal.
SIX viii cure. Pamphlet IN plain sealed en-
velons. 2stainps.- Address TIE Wood Chem
ical Co.. l3i Woctwsrd-ave, Detroit. Mich.
Sold In 0rand Rapids By L. II. wilses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

nv tne SHOCK. An ofseiai message
states that five persons were killed
Sad that many we're Injured BY the
e..llision
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
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Of Abuse or Ercesses.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Henry E. Krehbiel's forthcoming book on " Inc
wagneran Drama will contain five chapters the nrst
dealing with "The Lyric Drama; its Prototype anu
Elements; the second with Tristan and ISOLDE .he
third with Die Meistersinger Won Nurnbeig' the
fourth with Der Ring des Niblungen" and the nith
with "Parslfas Wagner students and enthusiasts Will
find the volume an indispensable companion 1or the
studies exhaust tho legendary, literary, dfaauc anu
musical contents Of the dramas They are popular III
style in spite Of their scholarly thoroughness Musical
Illustrations are to be used throughout An interesting
detail is the aim OF the first chapter 10 sHo" INA.
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the Greek tragedians.
Many hitherto unpublished poems are to appear In
Rndvard Kipling's new volume Of verse; There is no
author OF note whose poems ought to be more care
fuy sifted than his; than half OF those 10 DO
found in his last volume might well be left out
,rchd.ocor rarrar makes in "The Forum the to
beexpected complaint concerning the poet who Is AT
The same time scholar and fastidious critic LoWeh
might have been greater" he says, had ne oeen III
some respects less. He might have done more Ii.'"
no NOT known 80 much.n He might-might-mlgn'-
how literally is the mood potential always appheu
the man in whom are blent poet ana criu0'
The Brownngites don't seem to see tnat .hero IN
ANYTHING grotesque in the promised puonca''oh Vi
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mentnry on every poem, with eApiana.ions ~ ."
obsourtes and difficulties arising from the ms'orica
alusions legends classical and archaic phraSeolosy'
and curious Outof-the-way termnoiogy winch in an.
browning so difficult for the ordinary reader bu.
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achievements OF a Poet
Tennyson who is in excellent health. has Just been
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