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permission While on the bank of a
branch of p feet of water, a fit seized
him and he tumbled over iuto the water
and drowned. A little boy with him
could not save him.
The people Of North Vernon. Ind. are
excited over an outrage perpetrated yes
terday, when Smith Arnold assaulted the
l3-year old daughter of Thomas White.
Arnold was having a preliminary trial
before Mayor Prayther this morning,
when he was assaulted by the girls father.
lie would have been killed but for the in
terference Of the sheriff and his deputies.
The Jail is now closely guarded and a
mob is expected at any time.
Just after midnight Tuesday night at
Buffalo, n. Y, a number of strikers or
sympathizers began to throw coupling
pins at a squad of soldiers from Company
F, 18th regiment. The soldiers were
ordered to fire if the pin throwing did
not stop. 1t stopped. Captain Murphy
and Lieutenant Morris arrived on the
scene with a detachment of reserve and
made a thorough search through the
yards, but could find no one there.
At about 11:30 o'clock Saturday night,
d.. l.. Samples, a prominent merchant Of
Elk City, a suburb of Charleston, w. Va,
was fatally shot by a masked burglar who
had pntprn1 hiC cfnra an1 rrohloI Isc
money while he was counting it. Philip
G. Russell, a neighbor, is charged with
the crime. He has not yet been arrested,
as he is lying in a dangerous condition,
the result of the prostration on being
acquainted with the charge made against
him.
Mrs. William Sides, son and daughter,
living near ClemmOnsville, N. c., were
at the point of death Monday and Tues
day from arsenical poisoning. An arse
mic powder was put in the coffee pot
Sunday while the family were at church.
Monday morning at breakfast all were
taken i'll and a physician summoned just
in time to save them. A man who
would inherit the Sides property is sus-
pected Of the crime. Mrs. and Miss Sides
are still in a critical position.
The New Bernc Journal says: John
Wins, colored, of James City, was COM
mitted to Jail Monday by Magistrate
Spivey, colored, Of James City, for steal.
ing a pair of pants, which he was wear
ing. Twins tried to claim the pants were
his, but when the owner said, turn the
pocket out, and if it is not patched with
a piece of my wife's dress I'll not claim
them" and the patch was found there as
described. The proof was too plain, so
he awaits the action of the judge and
jury on his case.
4 dispatch to a New Orleans daily
from Franklinton, La, says Eugene
Bunch, train robber, while resisting ar
rest was killed near this place yesterday
morning. Hopgood, who was with
Bunch, surrendered without firing a
shot. Bunch began firing as Oon as he
saw the officers, but none OF them were
hit, being protected by a fence. Bunch's
body was riddled with bullets, all Of the
posse having fired on him at once.
Bunch was fully identified by Cal and
Bob Hopgood. Cal Hopgood was taken
to Amite City and Jailed.
Five thousand persons, white and
black, assembled at Palmyra, Ga sun
day to witness the baptism Of n~inety-tour
cOlOred converts in F~OwltOwn creek by
the celebrated colored divine, Pappy
Willis. The entire n~inety-fOur were
baptised in thirty minutes, and for a
while behind every sheltering tree and
bush some wet convert was disrobing
and putting on dry garments. On the
return in a crowded omnibus, Florrian
Jacobs, an aged colored woman, placed
her head in her daughters lap and died
Heart disease is supposed to have been
the cause.
Greensboro Record \ good one i:
told on Pat Exum, of Wayne county, the
candidate for governor on the people
party ticket. Mr.. Borden Wayne county
man, was in High Point o o after the
nomination, and there met another gen
tleman from Goldsboro. Asked who
had been nominated, Mr.. Borden told
him to guess-that it vas a Wayne
county man. The gentleman said be
could form no idea. Mr.. Borden replied
that the nominee had the reputation Of
being the biggest liar in Wayne county
"Pat Exum, by the thunder" replied the
gentleman.
At Morriston a singular instance OF
long continued silence on the part of &
person able in every way 10 talk is re-
called by the death of Mrs. Matilda Ell
ney, at Hatfield, who died Monday. She
had not uttered a word for over eleven
raors Twalva wears apn she became