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Mr.. S.ruempner win Name III. TrIpIeta-
Ill. Story Of Their Rirtha.

Hl- story OF Their Rirths.
Mrs. Christina Strucmrfler. the wife Of a
saloon keeper ut G45 Central avenue. Will
liamsburch. presented her husband with
triplets on Monday. They are all boys, and a
happier man than Jake Struempner could
not he found anywhere in Brooklyn yesterday.
All day long he received the congratulations
OF his friends and his story Of tho arrival OF
the little Struempncrs amused many people.
Mr.. StruempGer is 81 years old and about 5
feet . inches in height. lie weighs about 1870
pounds. Mrs. Strucmpher ia two years younger
than her husband and about five inches taller.
She weighs nearly POO pounds. The couple
havo been married seventeen years. and pro-
vious to the birth OF the triplets had four
children: The eldest is pretty brunette. 10
years o!d. and the others are respectively IA.
At lO:45 o'clock on Monday morning Mr..
Struempiicr was en- led up stairs and told that
keeper celebrated he event by inviting all the
neighbors TO his saloon and treating them to a
'FYou ought to sec what n tiny little fellow he
is" no said. II don't think he weighs more
than five pounds"
the glasses had been drained.
Now have family that any man can be
he could finish the sent .nce !. hali door bohni
the ice box was opened and feminine voice
Jake. 80 right UP stairs. Somebody wants
At the head OF the stairs strucmpfer's sister
n-law met him and told him that another boy
"Ryy soIlys: who would hive thought that
saloon n fcw minutes afterward with n smiling
.'Boys, have another beer on mo. Instead
OF one boy there are two" said Struempier
ns he seated himself and folded his arms. TO
think nat my vii. would have twins by
Will" he was sii,l receiving the cOngratula-
tons OF his friends half an hour later he was
"Whnt do you want !" asked Struempfler.
Your wife has lust given birth to another
by goly." exclaimed tho saloon leepor,
| "how many moro aro coming:"
strnemn,ler ran up the stairs to his wiro's
t"G" bas " rd srf at a st Of thsr9 the Ge lay 'AFe0
We'll. hi. Icats ali / ever heard" he OK
claimed. The rather OF four chIdrcn yostrr-
E nhy y" r. 'a,n"r .. seven UP to now wonder
Whon stlpempnsr returned to the saloon his
questions OF his friends. he cacuatei: wa ~
Just thnl; oIit. Ny wife hns irnle's!"
day morning roorlcc" led at his saloon TO con
Gra,ulatrn him. Yesterday n!tcrnoon Mrs.
lay together nj the foot nf tho he'd
bow IN . Ins mhs T1n noining t" ths
ve voy in honor e "t Grover avonIn nIn'1THn Is r
| pointing to tho boy on tho right. lis going to
/, hs 9ayd n and tnis Hns n"n'ing to tLs
hlen,ye Harrison Pit Pit IN tho cold. even after
Just then little Harrison strremrner scemod
YOU mnygct tnore yet; said StrurInrncr. as he
Gesteh that tho room bc again darkencd.
hey each NY %eIfh Io, siGht pounds" said
become as gre1t men as the men utter whom
they are named
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MES. GREEN xtCUsED or MURDER.
Her Little Nicc-'s sudden Death from Ar
srnicHl Poisoning.

Her IitIc Nicc-'s sudden Death from r.
srnicnl Poisoning.
S>aAToGA. Nov. 15.-Upon n warrant issued
10y District Attorney Hamilton. Mrs. Carrie
Green Of Mayield was arrested yesterday and
is held in jail here accused OF having mur-
dcred Flossie Gailor. tho two-year-oldc child OF
Mr. and Mrs John Gailor Of Edinburgh. in
this county.
Mr.. Gailor is a farmer and the father OF six
children. the youngest Of whom was Flossle.
Mrs. Green is n sister Of Galor. About two
months ago she went to visit tho Gaiors
Soon after she arrived little Flossie was taken
suddenly sick. Dr. Anderson treated the
child. VITO seemed TO DO suffering from neu-
ralsia of the stomach.
The child recovered. and Mrs. Green re-
turned to her home Again. in October. ah Q
Flossic q drink. of water. In n few minutes
the child was taken with convnlsions similar
to those Of her previous sickness. and In u
few hours she died.
Death was said to be due to neuralgia Of the
stomach. but Dr. Moore Of Sara'og and Dis
trict Attorney Hamilton caused the child 3
stomach to be sent to Prof Perkins OF I'm ion
College for analysis He reported, having
found six grains Of arsenic In 1t. The arrest
oi Mrs. Green followed. She Is a fne-.ooking
woman. % yenrs Old.
ii is now recalled thnt Mrs. Green had re-
marked. when about I" make her first visit to
tho Gniors. that th"ro was goin. to be death
when tho cnild was sick. she told tho nId"st
iiuil,r ;.iri that thn lai'y would die. and add
ed: "Nneth"r rlili will die in less than d year.
but il VIII not Le YOU.
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EiLIIE COHDiAG1ON GOiS HOME
tn the Family she Deserted In 1850 foi n
tGwhoN.

Ucrl or. L. (oGdiugton's child wife has left
him AID g,,hr hom" to her fathers ranch at
Saliha Cul. Her father j. A. NJ. Pyle owner
OF tn. Co,h"r raurh ana hH sent for hcr
upon learning that she was in the City Hos
rl.ai Mt Newark where shc had given birth to
n child She lcft newark without in!ormln.
hirngu on Monday evening. taking with her
the infant TORN inIor week ago and another
child about two years odd.
The r"maut.r .tnry o! Cowboy Coli.rG,nn
and his child WHO was todd IN THE 81, in
March, 1883. when h. WAS nrre-ted in Newa ri
Tor incrnhmIi-A, ruNmitiel IN Colorado Tho
story was that IotdInG'on. who was known as
iiorn larkri: fnnn. "m''linym"n, on W. iylo's
One night il j. -aiI. in set lire to the house
ana barn, and du!4n. the ensuing conius ion
il. escaped with !u!e ElIIie Pvle. The ~
yenr-old daughter Of the ranghmnI. He was
tion rnpcrs were not grantcn hsc;,usa the ri
took All The hlamr uron holsrlf, SIio rung 10
him laith(u,lb. rv"n though his inv" for her
cooled and rr u"%nI I" nrgil"rI and abuse her.
How thr news rrAclrd lnr father il MT
known. Int 10 rlIumulicat"d with Surerin-
trnh"rt Fields Of the l,G.i i,al and told hin
That !h9 rlm@ q I 'nI ls laIn I'M ,M'nrten sconn.
srty that he could not alfoid TO pay her iarn
back home, but he would send tho tickets as
soon as he could procure them.
woH'd be- rnid rnis"d to send her to, Chicago and i
Mr.. Pyle for her passage from Chiragp Iom'.
lnstead of tho IrIGht ,n and nretiy, child VII"
wan looking. little woman, dragged down iy
si"Eno-s AMI the care nf two iiitir "lrill.en,
toGdingtun j. -tiil N Newalk. ii"Ni-ttsl ih',
hospital recently while bis vi e WAS atrd, and
tendrnt Fields CoddinGton WAS intoxicated
at the time.
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Ay OFFICE FOR GEN. M'MAHoM
He May Succeed Gen. McCook ms Secretary
Of the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Gen. Martin T. Nc
Mahon. who desired the Democratic nomina-
ton for Congress- given by Tammany to Gen.
Daniel T. Sckes. will it is understood. be
supported by the Now York Senators for the
post OF Secretary of tho Senate. in place Of Gen.
Anson G. McCook. who has held the office for
eight or ten years. The office is n delightful
sinecure and paws better than membership
In the Hons"rt Representatives. being worth
about Sii,UtHt u year.
Gen. Mrcook is the only ex.mcmber Of the
House who was ever elected Secretary OF the
Senata. Cen Nrl 'ool is Gen. Mem ahon's warm
personal friend. and rumor says he suggested
Mc,Tah0n aS the hest man 10 succeed him.
Their rr.ntinns have always been close, IL not
intimate. When in Congress Gen. McCook mp
pointed McMnhons son 70 cadetship In tho
MIi,ary academy: and the young officer. who
ia No, ,nCk.
ono olnrr place in tho organization OF the
Scnatc according TO the samo authority has
been appropriated by Tamniany. Tom Coak-
lev. assistant doorkeepcr OF tho House. is
bookcd Tor the Office OF Charles B. Rcade OF
Maine. Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms OF tho
senate
The sun., 1892-11-16
The Weather.

The weather In the eastern part Of tho country was
controlled yesterday by two distinct storm centres
One Lake Superior caused high winds. cloudy and
showery weather In tho lake region. The second and
energetic formed In the lower Mississippi Valley
Monday night. and moved rapidly northesstward
over the south and middle Atlantic coast States. It
central last night of the New Jersey coas. Tho
rainfall accompanying this storm was heavy from
Georgia to Massachusetts In advance Of the storm
the winds h gh on shore and fog extended from
Sandy HOOK New London. Tho course of tho storm
the will probably be in the path OF trans
atlantic steamers.
In this city rain hegan At 1924 Pm and continued
the OF the day. Amount OF rainfall np 100 =, NJ
~ inches. n..h-st Official Temperature. $50; lowest
4se wind northeast. averaging IL miles an honr. with
amaximum velocity OF 20 miles Average humidity.
OF rer cent.
The Thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In THs sus
The sun., 1892-11-16
TIE Town CoIec,orI. Mi-.ln=.

IAMDuEG. n. Y. Nov. 15.-It is reported that
Marcus A. Schwert tho Town Collector. is
short In his accounts between $4,000 and
$4,000. Ie left home last Friday and his
Whereabouts aro unknown. To-day Deputy
Sheriff George Ncher took charge of Schwerts
shoe store. whero scventy-llve cents was all
the money found Tho town OF Hamburg is
900. Schw0t's mother, IL Is said. will iusn
$4,000 through the forgery Of her name 10
checks.
Rinapa aiye.tiou Rinuna Tai cur.
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rs :" 0r.ID. sAITII" N"U.
rsr Sl.h - 'ck !. tiun% In. and 'hr To.
icrnau Gur- Ibnu' wi'h EtPy ~ ,n.s.

icrm.,u CARS ,hrur wiki EtP ~ 'n,s.
The policemen hung Gr their night sticks
store goiu: 0ut on tie ilrst tour Of duty at q
O'Clock last evening and the sticks arc not to
be handled hereafter eX,cpt 10y special order
Of the i'urcrintendent, For tho first time tho
policemen realized what il was to be without
their customary w"Apons. \ good many frit
anrorlfortnll... rsI cc.a;l, in ihn lower pre-
.incis where 'tr u'ghi ,iirh i, in frequent hsc.
Tie srrl."nui- wsr.' used to ri,ing just heio'e
turn,nH tl" ~, u "Li. The order last Uight was.
"5,Iitt. -ni tr." and wdS followed hy touch
in: tie hr!iHrt.
i,~ tnrs Crntrals vurd'S Var special popular
The sun., 1892-11-16
Mr. Mcclellan VIII Resign tho Bridge
Trensureship at Once.

Bridge Trustee skinner said yesterday that
the resignation Of George B. Mcclellan. Presi-
dent elect OF the Board Of Aldermen. as bridge
treasurer. would be presented ut the next
meeting OF this trustees.
The sun., 1892-11-16

Rpsns Tabul.s sssIst digestion Ripans Tsbuss euro
bilousnsss-AdH
The sun., 1892-11-16

The thcrmom.'cr at rerry's pharmacy In THu sus
huh recordeL he temneratNre yeserlny as follows
The sun., 1892-11-16

i,~ iprs Crrtrals vm.dH ar Specia. popular
train tvr Chicago. No extra tsre.-AdH
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INDEX TO THIS PAPER,

r.,.rr,phic Dispatches.
rase iocol news. Correspondence. GO,
Page ',wo,emau's wandering 80 fSrcst
fabo pale Advi. .,.a
r5torlsl-Card from President GO,
w.. candidates for Dolcga,e-Loeal
Page ~ Ns,,s and Correspondence
e,.ro uferenues-"salina's' RAN
fNt' Talk.
,vcstcrn News liomA.
Iass t,,est Local aud Telcsraphlc New"
lANo .,,r,on l,y prcsid Mt George @ gan.
Rage w. r1n--iiotne tiro Insurance '"s
AdNt. -
a.. ~ sermon lcoholuneW 80
Jaw ters Atyi.
ON woman's sphore"-J. @. Cutler
fat' 80 A Bros Advl'
q, vrtlr and Drama Woman ana
iaSe 10 tiomc-L q. NJ. l. h0vt
-prits fssays on Uth-Iion'a sav'
iNo inr. BANK Ad't
..u-"warun Luthcr'--Co.o p. Furniture
iAs' Coz Advt
-ayiina Boidr-Chtldrcn's Column
faso Coalter sneiFrovcs Adyt
90. "a The Great Political Contest-Walkcr
I's' ''' Bfoi. y tyler cos Ndvt
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TAuuFQuAlL l.. r., Nov. i.-Ned
Chrsty, "a noted outlaw Tor whom Uili-
Gers have been searching tume time,
was finally killed today. 4 rosro "
United alEtos deputy mirshsls, headed
by Dick Bruce, surrounded his cabin
this morning, When one NJ Chrirty's
companions came out ne WAS SUM
mOued 10 surrender, Uut repnel with a
shot from u Winchester, aud his Juus-
paniOus In the housr also trtd vOiley.
Then beg4u n battle which lasted All
day without damage on either side.
This evening ,ho officers resurted to
dynamite anu succeeded IN blowing
Gown part Of the cabin aud setting tire
TO the remainder. While the blaze was
ut its height Christy tried to escape,
and falling 10 matt when OIdo'ed, was
brought 10 the grgund riIdivd with
bullets. Charley Hare, his companion,
gave himsvl up. me uoiy OF Charley
~. Wolfe, vino was WOUNDED in the
morning, was huraeu 10 = crisp IN the
cau,n. The females OF the family had
teen allowed 70 retreat az tnu begin'
uiuy OF the s.a,
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CANADIAN CATTLE.
Protests Against tho order Go sIaugh.
tor Them,

iNhAfAlN NsNAnHA WV WtHFf ~ NlNuNuH
tor fhsm.
LOSDoN, Nov. 5,-HeTbert Gardner,
president ui the board Of agriculture,
ma expect u storm Of protests OF the
Set lsh Liberals against his hasty ac-
ton Ia prohibiting the FREQ importation
OF Canadian cattle and ordering that
they be slaughtered at tho port at
which they are landed. His action
will impose heavy burden on the
taxpayers, IA the costa Of slaughteting
will have to b. Dor by them, Ms win
also expense OF compromising the
owners Of thecafte. Tue opinion Of
Or. Williams, who Is regarded Hs first
authority on cattle diseases In
tue Kingdom, clinGl1es with that
OF the bpst America aud French uu-
thOrIties, that cora stalk disease IL not
ontagIoLs. lie has admitted that
man animals Slaughtered nTe suffer.
ing with lung detects, but lac conlrudrj
that thee were merely due TO the
strain of the long voyage aud exposure.
The board Of agriculture IA blameI for
emitting the decisive proof OF iuooula-
ton OF sound cattle with lymph from
animals alleged 10 he suffering from
pleurO-pneumon,a
A depuatiOn headed by tho duke
Of Westminster which waited upon
Gardner yesterday urged MIN TO forbid
the ffee importation NJ Canadian store
cattle, credited with having a motive
for their course. IL is said that the
societies represented by the deputslion
feared that the importation OF Cam
adian stock would have an i'm.
portant effect upon tho trade in
The home pedigree stock. The incident
will quicken the dcHlnd Tor Scottish
home rule, which would give Scotland
It's own Board OF Agriculture. a
deputntion from the Sc)lIish home rule
association waited upon sir Geo. o.
Trevolyan, secretary Tor Scotland, and
claimed that the question OF Scottish
home rulu should have attention stimuli.
taneuusiy with or directly after Irish
home rulu. Sir George declined t0
make definite promise regarding the
course Of the government though he
showed that he If In sympathy with
the object OF the doputation.
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aud 90 special that the spirit Of devOut
thanksgiving awaits not thu call uut
only the appointment Of n day when r.
may have common expression. lie
has stayed the pestilence ut our door;
He has given us more love Tor free
civil Institutions, in the creation Of
which His directing providencc has
been 50 conspicuous. lie has awNk-
cned n deeper reverence for the law;
lie has wide Ell our philanirophy by
"a call 10 succor distress In other lands.
He has blessed our schoolsand is bring.
ing forward u patriotic apd God'.catlug
generation to execute His great aud
benevolent designs for cur country.
lie has gwen US n great increase In
material wealth and tho wide diffusion
oi Cont,ntment aud olmfrt iu the
homts Of our people. He has given ut
grace to the soriOwinE.
Now, there ore, l, Reninmlu Hatri.
s1n, pftaident Of the United Stat no
call uuon all our people 10 ohHulVe, az
has been our wont 10 sb'erve, rhum.
day, the g4th Vt November, us day
o. Thanksgiving to God Tor His mcrc.u.
and supplicatlon Tor His continued
care aud grace.
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= verdict Rendered In Favor or tho
defendants.


pi1TsHuHG, Nov. 5.-When the
court convened this morning the Jury
in the lhms case came Ia and asked
leave 10 submit IN writing "A question
which they cid not wish 10 ASK open
ly. After reading II Judge Porter told
the Jury the subject Of Inquiry was
wholly immaternl. Any other action
between the parties could not enter
into tho case. The Judge continued
M follows. Gas to the Instructions
given you TO find the defendants not
guilty in assault aud battery, l propose
that you shall obey tho court. You, Uf
coufse, may ignore the instructions.
You afe tue Judges Of fact aud law, not
law ne you think II should be-, but
what u ip. We have told YOU what
the Supreme c0url VI the United States
snyH tho law ~, and that ID the
law you want 10 take. II
any man on this Jury thinks
he knows more than tue Supreme
court Of the United Btatee, OF course
he viii stick to his opi ion, IL Ia a
shame, however, that man With such
profound knowledge should waste hie
time IN jury box" The court then
warned the jury against tile dangers OF
being guiIeI by ieellngs and preludices
and The jury retired, returning shortly
afterwards with "a verdict " not guilty.
The verdict, however AJiudged that
defendants, CUlOuels hawkins and
StfcAtOr, pay half tue costs ~ an Rggra-
waited assault aud battery case. Their
counsel moved, In view Of the Judges
charge, that that art Of the verdict be
sst ssid. lnp pUuft ouleTtd Ia nut iu
writing, but made no ruling on IL.
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s,e.i rinn,n,I tems.tcnh.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. i.-Mr send
Of London, EnE.and, VINO can't here
90 confer with the advisory board uf
s.rkcr- regarding the schemv tu rsteb.
nh u cooperative steel plant, today
snld he uai On option on "A ttuut o..
uuu acres Of lauu located IN Allegheny
county, Virginia. Acc IrliUg o.
SanaS proportion, the Homr'end
men are 10 raise s5OJ,0Ol, and 400 Eng.
li-h syndicate agrees 10 invest 5 UJli
900 In a cooperative plant.
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NEW YuR<, Nov. 5.--W. b. Brtton
Of San Francisco today askcd the Gem
tal Oillce police 10 make "A search OF
the city or Charles ON NJ south
Africa, WHO mysteriously dIsappeared
from cheap hotel Oh Wet street
Gill was a wealthy mine ownernnd at
the time Of his disappearance 10 -aii to
have had 100000 In his puss'sion.
The police thiuk he may have gone to
Philadelphia were he had relatives.
rne missing man was 90 ycars VI agr
ami used clutches.
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AImnUArENINo ourLooK.s
Tho Disagreement Between state ANA
Federal Authorities.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 1T be-
comes more anu more apparent that
there may be serious clash between
The Il aud federal authorities la
Aiatami on Tue.dsy. United States
Marshh Walker has appointed deputy
mufshHls Ia many precincts. This,
General Shelly holds 10 be withou /
authority, and ADVISES the Democrats
to arrest aud Jail the marshals who
attempt ~ enter tho polling places or
place themselves within thirty feet Of
the polls. A serious clash seems In
evitable, AS the following letter from
Shecih w. w. rhompiOn OF Macon
county to United States Marshal Wal
kcr would indicate;
Hon. w. =. Waller United States
marshal:
Sir-YOurs dated % toher 80ih Just
to hand. In reply will say that l have
appointed deputy shvritls at each voting
place la the county, with positive WRIT
ten Instructions 10 ares all viOlatofs Of
the election laws anu 10 keep peace and
order, BuI am quite sure they Will do
their duty. As 20 any threats being
made, have not heard OF them, ami
II they were made, 10 WAS Ivy some
,,,a,g,, Va 60. 4, .b1,,iJ h.. sttsmrt,,i
1', ,,,,ii ,,',,,,i, a. sssisI H.,
~ W. , na'1 - ~, I !, Tna ,nly llnr,ny
i'"i,,y W., -. -, 49, ,fis 10
w. 'n'', W. ,a,r s..oi,i Jspntiss AZ
Nuia.,, w. r,' l.,.,a,b t,',v have
,,t -, ,i.., H., ,,,,id i,t',,
iia.u ~, ~ u'" i.c,i,,. mo-. thst ,bsv
,,"',i, % '' tns,,i, ,r,. r'",,, And inside
Woulu 20 't',. '' 'n' '.' ~. " aud ,sere
going To. Now, " they attempt any
thing OF the hind, / VIII Ger
lalniy have them atfo'ted, u ]
can dc utiHr mon eh'uEh lo
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UUTUuENT Ca, NV. DOCK aud
Howard Taylor, prominent negro
farmers, lived together unmarried. 1t
has lust been discovered that they
uuarfeled n frw DAYS AGO
aud that .Dock killed tho brother
aud tried 10 turn tho body. II uil
not burn fast enough and he hurried
the unburued fragments. The negroes
are greatly excited over the discovery
aud threatened TO lynch him.
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TmE CorroN sPINSrRs.
The Threatened striI,e Has CONF
mlucrd.

LONDoN, Nov. o. All efforts 10
bring bout settlement OF the threat.
eueu strike IN the cotton mhuuinctur.
Ing industry have failed. ThifIy mills
a, Automatically cloa.d today
and tho crisis iH on. A general
stfike OF operatives val CONE
mrncr this afternoon, unlo r
something unforeseen happens g.
prevented II. IL iuRugumtuu II Will
ibst several months.
i'uH malt Ggsstto says there Il no
doubt that the heavy tariff GA cotton
goods abroad IL nt tins bottom OF tho
ain ulty. II Harrison II elected again
there ls no chance Of better opening
VA the United 5tatts. Even " Clevu.
lan1 b. elected, n reduced duty on
British cotton goods h nn unCyrtninty.
Win Rll tho European markets
practically closed against the Bfitisn
product, the outlook Is not rosy.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Judgc Book.
stnver NJ tue court of c0mm N pleas
signed nu order this afternoov hy which
II arpcuts that he thlnfe 5000 Of the
nssets OF BurEhaltcr 4 Co.., IA grocery
u IA wnO recently mNie Nh asFigu.
Segment were ffRudu emily dispo.ed
Of. lweniy.iOur persOns have boon
ordered to APPEAR for oXamiun ION.
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could ride where they pleased. Sharp
words followed, when one Of the
negroes drawing revolver, shot aud
killci a deputy. General shooting
followed. When the melee ended tbs
negro who attacked Smith WIS dead.
The others escaped nhafmcl. When
the uain arrived hero al concerned
were arrested.
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PARIS, Nov. 5.--rhe death Of
EduarI Vnlery Gressier, the distin-
guiHhei statesman II announced.
The Chamber Of Deputies passed n
till prohibiting the employment Of
women In factories TOR 0ue month
before nrd after confinement, aud
ordering that hail Of the wagea usually
earuoi 10y them shall be paid by the
stale, ana half by the government.
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a Dazzling Robbery.

OMAHA, N.p., Nov. A daring
robbery Oc, urrud this evening on q
train between Omaha aud Missouri
valley. a masked dtsTeTndo fred two
shots at w. q. Pollock, representing n
New York jewelry house, heat him In
a horrible manner over the head and
face, anu then, seizing PollooK's sam
pie case containing $4,000 worth of
jewelry, Jumped from the train anu
disappeared. PUllocK was brought to
this city, where lao now lies At u hotel
suffering from two bullet wounds and
nasty cuts In the scalp.
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NAlonEz, Mis-., Nov. o, - John
Hastings, alias John Mahogany, was
delivered INFO tho custody OF two
agents NJ the state Of Louisiana here on
Wednesday. They reached Jonesvilie
on Wednesday night. Yesterday
morning while they were guarding
him, mob OF masked men Overpow-
erei them, took tbs prisoner anu
hanged hlm,
Within - week. one white man ami
four urgrUtA have bcen murdered
The murderer, his two sons an1 one
daughter paid the penalty with their
lives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. l,- The tirst
outbreak tDt week occurred this after,
noon. TWO urgTU itOuwOrker5 were
inauted by rmnll boys aud finally
threatened the children. Pnrlr mothers
near by set up o. scream amt "A crowd
gathered and pelioi the negroes with
bricks aud stones, They tied In terror
ana go, iusidU Ola mill IN time to save
their lives.