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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-06
A BOLD ABDUCTION.
YOl>S LADY OF ( RESPECTED
FAMILY CARRIED AWAY.
Her Sister shows Pluck and Fires
pom the AbducIor., hut " i;h-
out Serious Effect.

BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
CINCINNATI Ohio, Oct. 5.-At Max
ton, in the northeastern part of Frank
lin county, this morning there occurred
desperate encounter between three men
and three women. \ young man named
Samuel Bangs has for some time been
paying attentions To Miss Leta Bennett,
who resides with her three brothers,
Bennett did everything possible to dis
courage Bangs expressing great indigna
ton 81 his peristency. This morning he,
| accompanied bv his brother Edward and
man named Van Nassell, appeared at
| the home of the Benefits There was no
| one there but the two Bennett girls,
/ Edna and Leta and the wife of A. +
| Bennett The ladies suspected that the
fellows meant no good TO them and when
they raped at the door, instead of
! opening it. locked it and also locked all
the other doors and windows. and all
three fled to the upper part Of the house
The men secured a ladder and climbing
to an upper window smashed it in and en-
tered the room Edna Bennett procured q
shot gun and fired upon the intruders.
The shot struck Van Tassel ia the breast
but before she could fire again the gun
was taken from her hand and thrown out
Of the window. The two Bangs boys
then seized Miss Leila and forced her ou
IF the window, down the ladder into
wagon, They then drove away at ful
speed and have so far evaded capture
The Benefits are prominent and respect
ed people and the whole neighborhooc
is out in arms to hunt the abductors
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Tariff legislation presents iamil-
lar form Of Federal taxation. such
legi Station result a. surely IN tax
upon the daily life OF our people as
the tribute paid directly into the
hand OF the tax ga;herer. ". fe.l
the burden OF these tariff taxes too
palpably to De- persuaded by any sop
histry that they do not exist or are
paid by ioreigness- Grorer Geee
! and's Leuer of Acoeptdmce,
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viii have 'nv third annual -aio Of stand
ard Bred Troiung ilor-es FridAy, Aosem-
her the nth next and all -.,ll at amrfiun 90
The highr-i bidder, sh"uf far;v head CONSIST
ing II Brood Mates with i"sl to PAmii-.. ron
oi Alesuter. and - Franklin Chief ron 81 H.m
Franklin aud - 9th -tandsrl-br.i -tal-
LIONS. Avn ng them are grAnddau.h'.r- -
hamhletrn an 10, rIre ui the mighty beorge
NI,ke-; he great Eiectl.uoer and HArpy NJ
dun, ere - he y" rice Nancy IIauk= fsr-
crd :. : tile fa.te-t IA tlie ~urldJ. t.rinrst-.
rlrc pf .,8ln -he l.yh let. Ben Franklin. - ga
tne go lI-' Daniel Lambert. : IN the = ~
ii-:. kri-to- u 10 the Z..l lI-t. Happy M.di-
am r ia The z. - llst. George WiIke- -Oll. 49,"
! Zst ~ Alec ne. two and thre. wear uli
/ ail - from ,tsrd.rd bred mare by -'Ercard-
4 bred -iaiiIon- Five troi lng-l rcd asiflr.-.
and 'pgf h-zutiful standard bred WONG -fr D.
/ liau- from Frank in Chiof, ~. create, ,ire q
I Ls' i-lrn. An3 speedy colt- ia the STATE SO
/ ar- - b.asutiiul. 70 veil bred and ~ sElg-
ls wsr.- ever gotten = ether IN North Caro-
iiua - ssll 10 -pid a. th.- -ale Farfs.-- asa-
'rc stsud-rd- bred stock or stock ~ standard
bErs - 4lsaf sho VIII comply with IuF f.-fl.
+ c.f hst 'htf 'or' pat Iu nav csfll ltyus a. 8
-a.3 = fht- -Aie, ~ making arraus.rnsf.i
y4ta ne IS ar before Uctoisr z0ii ti..tE. Is'a
ss- t.l. - reaIy IS October kri ~.
Sip tfsi inter - in ib- -Air ca.l f.a alrl.
nal. - t..uil , apg.l alton - @ritt
= =. Sll.iiA'1-DH
rltn3 Ihr s4ew TArm, Ea4tlga :. q.
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II oTICA-

NORTH CAROLINA, Notice of summons and
WAkF COUSIN warrant of aiiachu eUt.
" 4 Mystt Jnn u. Page.
The de.eudsat Above named Will tAko notice
thsf 1n the eth dsy oi August. 1872. summons
in the above entitled sctiou and warrant oi
attachment we're issued by " ID. Haywood,
] L srsi, = The il fendsni above named md
nis pro erfv IN the county of Wake, State -
North Carolina.
The purpose Of the acton - 70 recover ~
defendant the amount due the plaintiff 10y the
defendant ON two notes given hy MIN III sep
tember 1879 the amount being sl42 10, with
: per cent interest fioO thereof from sep
tember l. iS79, and on f42 40 thereof from
December ~. 1875 The said action will Ice
heard ~ said Justice at his once ln the city
OF Raj lES III TUESDAY the 27th day oi sep
femhtr 1892 81 o'clock " when ard VIII, r.'
said -ummos and warrant OF aitachu en- viii
he returned, ard the defendant IT. required Ia
appsa ar aid answer ~ denur ~ the com laini
Il the lAiatlfi ~ the rshei deu sLGed viii Ice
gwen This Angus 10 iS9l.
suII-oaw-6w W H. HAYWOOD, J. l..
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st's the Same Old SI0rY-Ne@ro Ly nch-
ed and Vsy

BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
NASHVILLE, Ten0, Oct , 5-Another
brutal negro paid the penalty OF his
crime. Saturday night negro named
Alexander Bell broka into the residence
OF Mrs j. S Jones. widow with two
daughters, who lives near Troy. in
Ohion county The women were aw"k-
ened by the negro entering their bed
rootn He assaulted one Of the daugh-
tiers, but their screams aroused the
neighbors, and Bell fled. dc was arfcs
ted Sunday but escaped, being shot III
the attempt. He was arrested again
Monday Deputy sheriff Knnerd start
cd fer Jail with him and was met by
about 100 n n who took Bel and
hanged him to "a tree, after ward riddliag
his buly with bullets. He cconfcssed his
crime Miss Jones was not injured.
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sr"ar Deal In OIio--a Protest.

BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, o Oct ) Tie whole
sale and jaobing houses Of thu city have
decided IL send i committee u see Mr..
H.verla ycr n make 3 personal protest
against tne consnmmation of j Zeal be
.weea the Htvcmeyers Of New York,
and the Wholesale groc"Is' ASSOCIATION oi
Ohio The plan IS for ninety pef cent Of
the waoles ale groccrs of Oaio t. contract
not t sell sugar below q specified mini
mum price III consideration Of which
H4vemeyer is T. give them monthly o.
quarterly about three per cent retail OF
their purchase 1t is said that 80 pc
cent of rne wholesale dealers in Ohic
have agrlei to the arrangement There
| i talk Of taking the matter 70 the court,
1 if protests fail
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wesleyan College suit Dee ided

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 5.-The ia
nous suit for control of the Wesleyan
College, was decided this morning by
Judge Hunt in favor of the board of
trustees, which gives possession to the
Rusts. The case will be appealed to the
upper courts of error. The case grew
out Of the demand of Rev w X.
Brown and wife for AN extension of their
lease. which expired September /. The
main reason given by the trustees was
that the institution had been misman
aged by the Browns.
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THIRD p RTY WATERLOO.
GEOIss.pA DsEroEsAEtf BY AN
lNENpECTED MAJOIsITY.
Great Rc;oiciu- in Atlanta--The Ne
.roes Voted with the Democracy
Almost SOIidly.

NtltCldi " tue Ntdlt CuioIiltit.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 5.-Returns re.
ceiycd by the Journal up to c'clock
from one hundred counties in the State
indicate that the democratic maj )rity
Will reach anywhere from fifty to seven
~ five thousand. The result is a glo
rious surprise, even to the most sanSuine
/ democrats. Most of the counties con
! sidered doubtful have gone for dc
mocracv. The negroes have generally
voted with the democrats and the ooasteu
third party strength has failed 10 mate
rialize the only close fight has been IN
the tenth district, tut the chances are
that even that third party stronghold
has zone democratic The day passed
quietly in most places, but IN Ebert
county there was riot between dem
ocrats and third partyites ln which
% men whites ana blacks were
injured. some seriously. In Augusta a
NJ gro preacher named Isaac Holton was
killed in row at the polls. There is
great rejoicing in Atlanta to night over
the splendid victory of the democracy
Nobody expected more than thirty OF
forty thousand majority, but it has gone
away beyond tnat The Journnl Off il
beseiged with an enthusiastic crowd and
the newsboys are shouting ''Joulu"i cX
ira" all about the third party Waterloo
on the streets.
Democracy il the Word.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. ) NEARLY al
the negroes voted for Governor Northcl
and the remainder Of the State dem
cratic ticket in preference to the thlr(
, party ticket endorsed by Col. Buck, the
r republican leader. The democratic ma
: ioritv of this county will be about 800
9 10000 Majority for Democracy.
g ATLANTA, Ca oct. g. = a. III --Geor
gia has voted the democratic ticket b
!, about 50, 600 At noon it was admlttc'
u Il at the democrats had $4,000 MAJOR
ity, the agricultural counties bein
conceded to the peoples party,
/ was here that the surprise VA
shown When the reports from thes
counties began to come in they Shove
= steady stream of big majorities for th
Il democrats. The counties known to b
" hot beds of third partyism came up Wit
surprising change OF front The people
: = party leaders were completely demora
,e Izei Rockdale, the home county
ot candidate peck, gave 800 majority f
lc Northen. The osty tersoH rash enoug
- :, t. venture prediction Is. 600 najorl'
n last night was el,ctor B. NJ Blackburn
70. night lie is hai.rd rs prophet in p
ltics.
: The followin9 is tlr ticket elected
For Governor. w J. Northtu; Secreta
L
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Wsitin. for Lord Tenny>on'> Death.
Ro cable In the state IhrOuicl,.

LONDON, Oct ) The household at
Aldworth were watching at the bed side
Of Alfred Tennyson at half past seven
O'Clock and waiting for hs death. Sir
Andrew Clark, DR.. Dabbs. Lady Tenny
s,n. Halam Tennyson aud an old family
servant are il the sick chamber Sir
Andrew Clark planned t. return u
London early IN the evening, but he has
dismissed his carriage and VIII remain
with his patient until the last
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Carne2ie,s Ma.naniu,"us Giu-sloW
About His Laborers

BY tabIc 10 the State NhrOnlcTe
LONDON, Oct. In Ayr to day the
corner stone of the memorial library,
presented to the town b. Andrew Car
negic. was laid with elaborate ceremon
les. Almost the whole town took a
holiday and, despite the hostility OF the
working people, an immense crowd
gathered round the site of the building
Mrs. Carnegie laid the corner stone and
the mayor. after delivering speech of
elusive thanks, presented Mr.. Carnegie
with the freedom of the city.
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National Real Estate Convention in
Session.
Rv Taleprap nh to the state Chronicle,

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct 5.-The second
day of the real estate convention was
called to order shortly after 10 O'Clock
this morning The first business was
the reading of ? paper by Benjamin
Hardwick. on real estate boards and cx-
changes, followed by discussion of the
same The convention then proceeded
to the consideration of business pertain
ing to the association.
The committee on credentials pre-
sented their report showing nearly all
the large cities of the country repre-
sented in the convention. st. Paul was
selected as the place for the next con
vention, and committee was appointed
to manage the campaign for that Guy.
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Free Raptists in Session al lowell.
IL .Eele..t..a u 10 LIZ es1at Q ,hrnn1cle

LOWELL. Mass, oct 5-The trien
NAL meeting If the general conference Of
the Free ptisrs Of the United States
was opened here this morning Delegates
from all parts Of the country are present.
President Mosher, of Michigan, called
the convention to order. and Rev. Dir.
O b Cheney. of Bates University, pre-
sided Prayer was offered by Rev. j.
J. Manning Of Hillsdale, Mich. Rv.
]. NJ. Davis. president of the Rio
Grande college, Ohio, delivered the
opening sermon At O'Clock reports Of
the conference board and enrolment
committee were heard. The young mems
congress, with seven minute addresses,
followed
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Botes, Idaho. to be Heated by Hot
Wafer Spring.

BY Telegraph To the State Chronicle.
BoIEs, Idaho, Oct. 5.-The experiment
is to be tried of heating Boies with hot
water, to be conveyed here from Boiling
springs, about mile from the city. a
SIX inch pipe is being laid from the
springs, aud through it the hot water
will be brought to central station in
Boies, and thence conveyed to business
buildings and residences. It is believed
the enterprise will be entirely successful
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II the action of th- Democratic
National Convention shall be en-
dorsed by the >ufiragrs OF my coun-
trymen, | will assume the duties Of
the great Office for which have been
nominated, knowing foil well it. la.
bors and perplexitirs, and with hun.
bic reliance upon the Divine Being
infinite in mower to aid, and constant
in watchful care over our favored
Nation Grorer Cfereiqad's LeHer o
Acceptance.
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G. A. Thompson, Seymour, Ind, writes:
'Mv sister Jennie, whom she WAS Young girl
suffered from white swelling, which great =
impaired her general health and Aade her
blood very impure In the spring she WAS
not able to do snything and could scarcely
get about More than year ago she took three e
bottles Of Botanic Blood Balm, and now che
is perfectly cured"
M. ID. Lsne, Deversux, Ca, writes: cone
summer, several years ago, while railros ding
in Mississippi. beeame badly affected viii
malariAl blood poison that imp aired M
health for more than two years. Several OF
fensive ulcers sppoored on my legs and noth,
ing seemed 10 Gfve permanent reiet unul
took six bottles Of B B b, which cured me en-.
tirely."
CIV. Chandler, Red Fork, Ark, writes
81 was so weak that II was only with great
effort that could do snythlng. | used severa
bottles of Botanic Blood Balm, and can now
do . days work."
Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn, writes
"For six years had been afflicted with run
ming sores and sn enlargement OF the hon'
in my leg. l tried everything | h ard o
without any permanent benefit unti! Botan
Blood Balm was rec0mmended to me Atte
using six bottles the sores healed, ana sn
new In better health than hsve ever been
| send this test oninl unsolicited, because
want others TO be bonedtted'
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old hoard of Directors ke-elccted.

BY ItItgfApn % JIt SIatt uTUHICIc.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Oct. ) The an
nusl meeting of the stockholders Of the
Alabama Great Southern railroad was
held here I, day, vice president c. G..
Harvey presiding The majority of the
stock va, represented by proxy. The
only business Of importance transacted
was the re election of the old board Of di
rpctOrS
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TnE MOKaD,S GREAT ACTOR IN
ltkEU.
Edwin Booth Fails and >u>taius >e'
rious s,uiuries-gti> State 81 Health.

~ Telegraph - the state Chronicle.
LAKE Woop. n J Get. , Actor
Edwin Booth. who bought the Laurel
House. met with an accident this mornin"
which has confined INN - lis bod.
While dressing ne suddenly pc
came fain. and. falling 10 he
floor, struck his he,i with con
siderable force against tue edge 4
the marble mantlepiece. His daughter,
Mrs, Grossma. summoned aid and had
her father carried To the bed. La add
ton 10 the blow on his head, Mr.. Booth
received severe cut over the eye. The
aged actor has been in poor health and
came here in hopes Of improving 1t. 'he
! accident. it is feared. viii st him back.
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.H0WAN
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE.
MURFREESBORO, y. G.

Thi. INSTITUTION oi1er- superior Ads4n
taEes in Literature. Science. flocu''un,
Music, Ar. ~tenography sud TypewTiiinE.
50 Tar a. possible eAca department u
placed under the care uf = specialist
IH,l heatf q l- unsurpassed iiur'f-- fhF
pa-l session tile average pi medita4 hil +
was thirteen cents
Nth Il most imposing bulldin-. located
N lie u.def II grounds of remarkable
| beauty the situation j. one Of great attr.4.;
/ fiEcntSo
/ Charges are m uie as reasonable ag fN'
4 class oi work don VILE allow. In. FHi
/ session hegin~ on Wednesday, :. pfenliirr
IN. For catalogue or .dditiunh infntr.a
4 rion address
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Cleveland VIII Attend the Worlds
Fair Dedication.

BY Telegraph To the State Chronicle.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 8 Il is now stated
that ex President Cleveland Will accept
the invitation to attend the dedication
Of the Worlds FAIR buildings and that
ne is preparing letter Of acceptance.
The statement IS confirmed by director
general Davis. Mr. ana Mrs CIevo land
are expected here on Oct 21.
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Nc.tNir.iuia.. Great Orator.

~ Telctr..Uh @ the -lAie thr0nlrIe.
LYNCnrURG, Va Oct. > Hon VII
liam l.. Wilson, II West Virginia. al
dressed large and enthusiastic demo
cratic meeting here tonight Many Ia
dies were present. The spe4her discussed
tile Mckinney tariff and the force hI.l Il
iea4 b. and made thr able-t -peech IL ,ri
here during the present campaign. IL
dissection II the force Dili ua4 mastery
and the point maae that the tariff and
force tils were necessary Il each ther
( the one 70 di-fr4nch.-c the p.nple ana
Y tie otncr 10 rob them.
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DOc|uTY, STYLE, SPEED,
-AND =
WELL. BRED.

offer for sale the following well-bred
gentle, reliable, speedy and stylish horses
First, the standard bred horse, kobt Me-
dium, No 5S35s nay horse 10 hands high,
finely developed Hes a record of > %
trot under 2;8Q1na public race Is a sure foal
getter. His colts possess both tract and road
speed, are full size aud develop INTO
good road and carriage Aorse This
horses sire was Happv Medium. sire of
Nancy Hanks, 2O514; Maxey Cobb, 2.13H
Maxey Cobb held a stallion recordfor d
number of years. Maxey Cobb this horses
half brother and Meta Medium this horse g
full sister In blood, trotted to the pole to-
gether in 2:l5, the fastest time ever made
by double team and has only been beaten
by one pair Of horses
Second, Primus, hay geldjug 1524 hands
high, sired by Robt Medium. dam Electra
by Indian Chief. Primus is sound, stylish
an isst. Perfectly gentle, not afraid of
loc0Ipo tive engiuee, street cars or anything
PrilL .is was foaled March 1856.
Third, Ruby W., chestnut mare, 151l
hands high, full sister to Prmus, is hand
some, fast and perfectly gentle
These horses are offered for sale not or
account Of any fault of theirs but because
my professional duties precludas my be
stow ing the care and attention upon then
that they deserve. They can be seen al
the stables on Jones street, between Per
son and Blount. For further inform tior
apply &c DR.. JAMES MCKEE
sep10-n or ED. n. LEE.
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Norfolk AMI Portsmouth Cotton
Exchange.

BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
NORFOLK, Va. Oct 5-The annual
meeting of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
cotton exchange was held in this city to-
day. 4 statement Of the finances and
estimates for the current year was SUB
mitted The rtport Of the superlntend-
ent shows that the net receipts at Nor
folk during the pas season were 524, $40
bales, our exports 1876, $40, coastwise
and overland shipuents being 33S, 32G
bales, while , 13G bairs had been taken
bv our local mills
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Jackson, Miss. l. "a state OF Excite
ment-- 7zursieF the Outcome.

nDfnt-- Il urettE the
BY Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
JACKSON, Mis- Oct ~ This city was
thrown into int nse excitement this morn
irg by the r,pol that last night, five
mites west of Deny, in the southern por-
ton Of this county, fwo white men
named Ben Watkins and J D Davis,
and negro were killed by band Of
four robbers and horse thieves
Watkins ana Davis keep a country
store and the supposition is that the rob
bers attempted to rob it and that while
resisting them. Watkins, Davis and the
negro were killed. The telegraph wires
this morning are being kept hot in every
direction and an armed posse are patrol
ing the principal highways, A telegram
received from Edwards, fifteen miles
from the scene OF the murder, says that
the robbers horses were found near that
point They are supposed to have taken
an early train for Nlcksburg
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Revolutionary, EroUbie in Venezuela.

BY Telegraph T. the State Chronicle.
WAsn1NGloN, Oct , News indicat
ing more tralhla of a revolutionary
nature il Neurzuela vas received at the
State department to day The navy de
partment was notified Immediately Both
department, fused g make publlc the
contents Of the dispatch, bat it is be
lieved thar ~ trourle is not Of very
serious char.y,yr from the fact that the
gunboat Concnl Ma g day ordered by
the navy department 70 return from
LrGuyra to Colon \ dispatch was re
ceived yesterday foui Admiral Walker,
commanding III I ) fleet in Nene-
zuelan waters tha affairs were quiet and
the complicatlou was uueXp cted.
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Eie Peak. Of the CaIskiils Covered
With snow,

By Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
KINGSTON. n T.. Oct. ; The peaks
Of the Catskilis are coverd with snow to-
day. Early this morning snow fell to a
depth Of two inches and the ground was
covered from Delhi TO Biz Indian, Gov
ering a section many miles square
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snccndiarics Rampant in w. Va.

BY Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
HUNTINGTON, w Va, Oct 5 The
fourth incendiary fire within thirty six
hours took place this afternoon. The
other attempts were to burn planning
mill adjoining the Florentine hotel. The
fire this afternoon was in the deserted
Acme flour mill III the same square. BY
hard work the fire department kept the
fire from communicating to other prop
erty. No clue to the fire bug,
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Snow New York STATE.

BY Telegraph TO the state Chronicle.
RocnsrER, n. Y oct. There was
slight furry Of snow here about one
o'clock this morning
ScHANEcTADY, n. y, oct > There
was light fail Of saow in this city about
o'clock this morning.
WATERrowN, n. T., Oct. "A snow
storm prevailed at Carthage, this county,
this morning and rendere the morning
unpleasant at the agricultural fair whicl
IS being held at this place.
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II Caught Will be Lynched Without
Ceremony.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
ASHLAND, KY, Oct 5.-Mrs. iona
VanMeter, of Idaho, Pike county, was
found by her two children last Monday
night lying in the pasture near the house
with her skull crushed to a pulp and her
six months old baby with its throat cut
from ear to ear. Her husband with
whom she has never lived happily, and
who is now missing, is supposed 10 be
tie murderer, and posse of men are
searching for him and will hang him
without ceremony if he is caught.
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Another WananIakcr Einbezzier and
%

BY Telegraph 10 the State Chronicle.
NORFOLK. Va. oct "a coiored 1t
tachee Of the postotiice here was arrested
to day at the instance OF United states
postotfice inspector, ;. I. Hooten on the
charge of secretlng ana embtzzlng let
ter deposited IN the office
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-06
Piou- JOhnnie's Latest orders.

By TeIegFap 10 lHe otdIe NTT'rI'VIo'
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 5 -Departing from
a custom that has been in vogue
for many years, postmaster general
Wanamaker 70 day issued al order modl-
fying the postal regulations and direct
i1o sha hereafter the mails must be
made up and despatched On holidays as
on other days.