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4 convict who had spent only three
days in the penitentiary. died last We'd
nesday Of sun stroke.
Two street car conductors were al
rested in Asheville yesterday under a
charge Of embezzlement, and are in jail.
VIM. Sullivan, probably the Oldest
man in the state of New Yorksdied yes
tcrday. lie was 107 years old last De.
cember and had never required the ser,
vices Of a physician.
Judge Milton S. Robinson, Of the state
appellate court, died yesterday morning
at his home in Anderson, Ind, from the
effects of sunstroke received Tuesday.
lie was 90 years Of age.
Fire yesterday morning destroyed
Bruce's livery stable with twenty-five
horses and over two hundred carriages
and buggies and the best business block
in the town Of Sanford, Ky. Loss about
$4,000. But little insurance, possibly
$4,000.
The sub. committee of the house judi
ciary, which investigated the Homestead
trouble, will hear the knights Of Labor
to-day, who wish to refute some state
mcnts made by the PinkertOn brothers.
MIR. Powderly has been telegraphed that
he will be heard and Mr.. Devlin has been
given a similar notice.
The State Chronicle says Three
weeks ago William II. Shelton murdered
Grant Tweed, in Madison county. De.
t~ectivcs traced the murderer to Georgia
and he was arrested there. Governor
Holt made requiS.tion for him and yes
tcrday received official notice that the
acquisition had been hOnOred.
More troops left Homestead for home
yesterday. The Fourth regiment, four
companies of the Tenth, and Battery c.,
departed in the morning, while the
Twelfth, Eighth and Ninth left later in
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The Winston Sentinel says: NJ. f..
Trotter gets $1,000 from the Cape Fear
and Gadkin Valley Railroad company for
Injuries sustained on that rOad near Rural
Hall on the night of January y, 1892.
Trottcr sued for 100000. He claimed
that he was injured for life and that on
account Of the accident he had to give up
a position that was paying him so per
day.
4 cohooco ottochod 70 f.oirL. t,oi,
OF the Winston Salem division of the
Norfolk and Western road jumped the
track while crossing a trcstle over Dan
river ut | O'Clock Wednesday morning.
lHe car fell into the river a distance Of
thirty feet. FIagman j.. Is. Hamilton,
married, and Mack Cochran, brakeman,
were killed. Hamilton died instantly;
Cockran lived twelve hours. Both men
were white and lived in Virginia.
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The LITTLE dargh,ar of sboriT Mania,
and ono,bor IfttIo oirI who voro ottord
inr scbooI q, tho Cros, s,hoo1 bo,so -
LocLo towrshio ahor. 49, mn,. &c..
here, were shot and slightly hurt last
Tuesday. The shooting was done by
Mr.. Rick Roseman, who fired at a chicken
the shot entering the window and strik-
ing the little girls on the head. The
sheriTs little daughter was struck on the
forehead, the other little girl on back of
the head. The shots were extracted and
the wounds dressed.
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