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UNCERTAINTY stun Nv ONO.
One Side May Get Twenty, Two or tho Eiec-
tors and the Othcr Side Onr.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 1.-THE result of the
election in ohio is still in doubt The Ropub-
leans claim the state by S.iS for the head Of
the ticket, S. NJ. Taylor. their candidate for
Secretary OF State. while Col. ". NJ. Taylor
Dom insists that he is elected.
All OF the ciahty-cight counties except sis
have reported. and on these returns the Demo-
cratic Tnylor claims his election ,y 4Ol. lie
says Tint tho official count will raise instead
OF lower his vote.
The five counties still out. hut which hnve
all boon heard from unofficielly. are Ashland.
Highland. Hamilton. Ashtabula. and Trum-
bull.
The Chairman of the Democratic committee
in Summit county tclegraphs this evening
that an attempt was made this afternoon TO
change tho footinEs Of the vote for Secretary
OF State a., Akron and add 100 to the lepubli
can candidate s plurality but was detected In
Chnirma DIX Of the ken%t ,if Hemmi,tee
ssasff! aFs;Hn s!Sf'Gh
A; Taylor and other Democrats figure out n
plurality Of from 300 to LOCO FOR the highest
Thsrels az Interesting situation in regard
to the Presidential electors, and. it is likely
that neither net, ! arty vii! got them al.
Marion counties received to-day show that
Seward. the elector, at The head y the Dsmo-
CIutiC tichtt. lthlS IlIb tlcNrV ny 10. anu DNn-
ford. the Republican c!cctor ut the head VI ills
ticket. leads his ticket by %.
This comes from the fact that ignorant or
care! ,ss voters who wished to vote a straight
ticket made simply single cross at the lett ot
the first name az the ton. as was. the rule last
year. Such votes count only for tho names
marked. aud such voters. voted for but tho one
elector. So 1t is possible that both Seward
and Danford are elected.
4, CINCINNATI. Nov, ll.-Carefnl figuring by
the Democrats indicates almost beyond doubt
the election Of twenty-five Cleveland electors
and one Harrison escter. Taylor. Democrat.
for Secretary of State. Is still In DOUBT. Tho
final result depends on the official count in
The Democrats claim 2,225 plurality in
Hamilton countv.. This is about right for cleo
tors. but. Taylor DAM has probabl, lost 800
here here. ewing t, to Improper marking Of tho bal
with tho figures. and the, interest is intense.
Under the new law the Secretary OF state
has practical control OF tho election muchin-
cry. Hence the office is considered big
prize.
TOLEDO. Now 1.-The official count OF the
vote for Congressman in the Ninth district
was completed at noon to-day and shows
Richie; Dem. to have been elected by n ma
trict is normally Republican by about 100.
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The w 'ather.

The storm ontnuei its northwestern course yester-
day AMI be central over III" north Atlantic In the
neighborhood Il Newfoun Hand, little 10 the north
OF the track OF untin steamers. Another do
pr, c"nts last night over the province OF
uItar,o causing cloudy somewhat warmer weather
in the lake rngio with scattering showers In the Sc.
Lawrence Valley In MI the other parts OF the country
the weather generally clear
Tbs colder weather caused fail in he temperature
along tho entire Atlantic coast. Tho rise In teuperAr
turH "o,.ilnUei beyond the Mississippi
IN this cry Va" weather was clear ana cool highest
o,!,Ia. tempe at4To. A. lowest 81: wind north.
west with an average velocity ottweive mesa hour,
average lHIi.i.ity, 81 per cen'.
Tie thermometer at Tcrry's pharmacy IN Tng SUE
building rc,si the tenn nature yesterday foows
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE first Cabinet
meeting since the election was held to.dSy. all
the members being present except Score
tariss Elkins and Kusk. Agenoral interchange
OF views took place on the election, and It is
understood that tho President outlined in
brief the salient points OF his forthcoming
out In n general way what 1t will contain. but
has not yet begun the writing OF II.
Among those who had irtervlews with the
President this morning was Senator sherman.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding has returned
from his campaign trip to Michigan.
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poler. but Il wa. only IN fun. and he supposed
that Lee understood that he was joking De-
cause he knew that he meyer played fards,h an
Police Captain Westervet tssttiled .nau ~ mnev
Graia ienied having any money whatever, be- be-
ioneing to the man ra'T o sa ssaafseSeepins As
10 the claim Of the defence that Jaeger rou!d
not have soen Craig from the haylGit, tabt,
Weservelt added that he hai e,am Irnm h hs
EnVIoft into Mulhearn's sitting ROOM
The Jury retired at o'clock. At o;3o they
retnrned 10 tho court room md announced
thoi ,hoy could not agree upon VERDICT. and
Judge Cowing discharged them. He re-
mapdsd Craig to await retrial.
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THE ENGLAND NOT PET IN
A Sailor Lost from Lin Cnmpin--Tho Zaar
dam May Get In To.uiaht

report from Fire Island that tho disabled
National line freight steamship England
passed there at -. o'clock yesterday after.
noon caused rejoicing at the lines office In
State street Tho report was not true. It
was the Canada. also of tho National linz
which arrived at Quarantine last night, that
was mistaksn for the England. which has not
been spoken since Noy' 4. when she was 800
The Zaandam OF the Netherlands american
line. delayed because Of a broken piston, WAS
Hook. by the North German Lloyd steamsh ip
Traye. The Haandsm may be in Tonight Il
she has good luck.
The tank Steamship La Campina. from Ant.
werp. had rough and tumble tuss with ths
tempest on Oct, 70. Seaman II. KoolIng. n
the upper toDsail yard Into the sea and WAS
lost, "
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A Miurr Killed by n Runaway Jra,m.

EAST PALESTINE. o.. Nov. II. 4 train of
bank cars WAS being let down the Prospect
Mine slope to-day when the Nix chain broke.
and the whole train dashed iown the Store
into u gau. OF miners waitiU. nt vac bottom.
There was n wild rush 10 osrnI", but tho ears
were unon he men almost lnstr2ilr, .!ld many
miner named los Nimmo Wa, the only one
killed outright. although there wero many in
In LURES ana miraculous escaIo,
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TIRED or BhISG 4 PoIIckMAN
Jerry DAILY Just Quits and Never Says u
WOrd-Ne Has Vanished.

Jsremla DAILY. u policeman OF the East
Twenty. secoad street station. drew his pay
on Nov. !. lett the station house. and has not
been heard OF since. Capt. Gallagher was
forced to report the officer absent from duty
from tie rolls yesterday.
baly was single and lived at 29o Avenue A.
His brother. James. las not seen him since he
tired Of heinG a policeman and went to Caiifor-
MIA. Jerry, was a lahorer before he was ap-
Yesterday his club and IRE key were sont to
the station house.
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Nebra.ka Republican,

OMAHA. Nov. 1l.-Roturns have been received
from seventy out Of ninoty.one counties in
Nebraska. and settle the result In tho State
beyond reasonable doubt Tho Republicans
elect their whole State ticket by at least g, 900
plurality over the Independents. the Demo-
Gratis being third in the race. Harrison will
have plurality over Weaver Of about 1000
Congressman. the Democrats one, the indie
pendents one. and the lndependents and the
Democrats combined one. The Democrat
from tho First district
The Republicans will be- In minority In tho
Legislature. and the com bined Democrats and
Independents will have y majority OF about
five on Joint ballot.
Gov Boyd. who did so much to got tho Dem
ocrats to support tho Weaver electors, is being
urged by Nebraska Democrats to seek q place
In Mr., Clevelands Cabinet.
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Sebastian Kuhlke. a painter In Broadway
near Myrtle avenue. Williamsburgh. TOOK u
contract about week ago to paint the out
side Of a dwelling house IN Stockton street.
He failed to provide ladders surrounded by
eu"r na FSi,S ior ane use q ms 1npi9Iees,
ply with the law regulating the use OF hanging
ladders. Yesterday he was nrraignrd before
Justice Patterson in the Second District civil
Court. Broadway and Park avenue. He pleaded
guilty and was fined $50.
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Elizabeth Police ThInk They Have Made -
Capture.

ELIZABETH. Nd. Now 11:-A man and woman
were arrested here early this morning. and it
is believed the horse and buggy they were
driving around with was stolen. The rig 10
worth about $500: Tho man had new 49,
new alarm clock. Tho couple did not have
much money.
The man said he was George Smith OF New
ark. and that the woman was his wife. She
confessed tonight that her husband is John
II. Morgan. crook from Paterson, whore
re goes w {le soubriquet q Long john 1t
when captured.
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Mlnne.ot.'s Congress Dei-s alton.

ST. PAuL. Nov. 11.-So far AS can be ascer-
tanned, this is the result OF the election for
Congressman III Minnesota; Tawney. Rep.
Is elected in the First district; McCleary. Rep.
hr a k"sp RsE n na aq RSs hs
Rep., In tho Filth; baldwin. Dem. in the
Sixth Feig. Rep. in the Seventh
Nelson, Rsp.. candidate for Governor. will
have a plurality over Lawler OF about 1900.
Harrison carries the State by about 10000
majority, The entire Republican State ticket
y electel-
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Hy ysF.ss On Noy 1871, .,,,.,,,.


vt,U.n'o" FORECAST ToE SATURDAY.
For New England, generally lair except nurries
IN nrF,hrfu portions OF Nernont, Name. and New
Hampshire, slightly warmer, winds becoming south.
l "if~yn See iwh, JuiI SOUTH iiJh ,ai horA ,o.hwoa
D",ia inI.T4ng.
FOR eastern Pennsylvania. New Jertry Delaware.
NnTyianI District OF Columbia and Virginia, falr I'll
sunday ightly warmer; Y nds becoming southwest
For western New York. western P,nn@ wanna, West
virginia and Ohio. generally iar, eNc"l snow hur-
RES on LAX. Ontario. colder 10y sunday ao.nlag "ihis
becoming northwest
The storm has moved rariIy from Naninb" ," lsse
Huron. diminishing slightly IN ir'ris,.N. second
storm Of considerable inagl tni' mas mo''G &" TO
north 81 Montana Thr rl,air- rr1dt.gn has -
ms med stationary over TuTas DIN hNhih! sf ~ u
magnitude 4 s""pIl clearing Coz ~ .i"n has nt'"d
sUuth - Minnesota. And AL! probably ana" ina rage
of hyA pressure %iiu tht NJ - lh' south LiElt
showers 4arn crlIrrd ~ The u9pcs i'a" I'gioh THO
temperate. Las fallen o. IA" mm"u"'" A. an1'c
east aui ~ tlu extreme u,rhwe-' and nag .sHoraIy
:iseE rse vi eTs.
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Lsaer's Fivs.Year Journey.

FA1RpuRY. ILL.,. Nov. ia letter which was
sent from here ON May II. 1887. to Galesburg,
ILL.,. reached its destination last Saturday.
Whore 1t has been In the last i've years cannot
be learned by tho postmarkS.
1t hears the official stamp Of this Post Once
Of May H. 1871, and the stamp OF tho Chicago
face Of the enyslope The Galsshurg receiv-
ing stamp OF Nov. Is ON tho back. The on
veIope looks aged. but otherwise 1t Is all right
Rirans Tabules Danish ran. Rpans Tabulss prolong
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Tried to KIN The D-.pol,-r Of H.. Home

Z HARTFonD. Nov 11.--Jhmes Gallagher lies
at the point OF death at tho hospital in this
city. For u long time he has been suspected
OF being on intimate terms with the wife of
Patrick Fitzgerald. The latter determined 10
investigate. and watched his wife and Gal
lngher. lie found proof of his wil-'s nlldelity
and his anger know. no bouId.. lie imme.
diately attacked Gallagher. and would have
Killed him had not some nei.ai Ors rushed in.
He Immediately gave himself az 10 the
authorities, Gallagher Is SAID - be dying.
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Conaressman Bacou's Dc6ent.

NEwBURGu. Nov 1l.-Congrsssman Henry
Bacon acknowledges his defeat By small
plurality. His opponent was Francis Marvin
Of Port Jervis II is Snid that Mr. bacon has
contest. Goshen. his home went against
him. In Newbnrgh he ran ahead Of Cleveland.
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VINEYARD HAVEN. Now 1.-THE passenger
steamer Island Home. which left ySiantucket
for Woods Holl this morning is reported near
Morton's shoa! with distress signals sot, APP
parently disabled. Tho tug Elsie has gone TO
her assistance.
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a Learned Mau IsurI-d Alive.

BosroN. Nov. ll.-Edwin T. Eltnam. a resi-
dent Of Lynn. entered u trenru twelve feet
deer to. day. and whIle dgging tAere the earth
fell in. buryins him alive. He MAS well known
In tho State as q scientific IAN. 4 practical
electrician, and a man OF profound knowledge.
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MIR. 0ILROY,S VACATION.
or for n Two Weeks Trip to New OrIe ans
and the Pacific Const,

Mayor elect Thomas F. Gilroy. with his wife
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Nc
earthly. left the city yesterday afternoon for a
trip through tho South and West. The travel
lers. with about dozen Intimate friends.
reached tho Pennsylvania Railroad station in
Jersey City nearly an hour ahead OF time.
am just going away with my family for
little rest" Mr.. Gilroy said. 81 don't expect
to be gone more than two weeks am very
much gratined at the result OF tho election.
and think that all good Democrats deserve a
shall not have tho Chance after Hi am e suS
llshed In my new office. Mr.. Holahan will
t tSke sharge during my absence. and know
The party III At S:i2 O'Clock RV on the chesa.
peSks aud Ohio oIprsss for the South. They
From there thsy viii 60 to New Orleans. Los
. spa IL gcnH.t e Salt Lake Denver Chicago
ssis1hoE Of Asnsncky y, occupies section In ".
as Cincinnati When tie two wsre introduced
the bisn9,p;; Who Is strong Democrat warmly
srned city he had ever visited.
Republicans CnerIshiug - Fsint Hsps 1.
Kansas.
TOPEKA. Nov. 1.-THE Republicans tonight
say that changes In the returns leave the re-.
suit Of the election In Kansas still in doubt.
They hope that the apparent majority Of the
Populists will be entirely overcome when the
official returns are all In.
1t Is probable that the fusion electoral and
State tickets have carried the State by from
1.2Oo to 1000. However. there are between
flfteen and twenty small counties from which
no returns whatever have yet been received,
and it is barely possible that part Of the Re-
publican ticket will have majority,
!Rep., to CONGRESS in ths Second district was
party Chairman claims the election OF Moors
by n majority Of 81. Funston will undou bt ed
ly be declared elected. and Moore will contest,
y The official canvass was made by the County
will not be In before Tomorrow night
The latest returns show the Legislature to
be tied on Joint ballot between the Populists
and ,Republisans With two indspen dent Re-,
asserted by Republicans that tho Democrats
and at least one OF the independents will vote
with them on the election OF United States
Senator. but this has not boon confirmed.
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Latest An,irr ate liss' nee.
Arrived steamships PluS WHOM III ON Fare.
maribo aud r, ". brunt from baIlnoIe,
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Rirans Tabuss Danish rain. Ripans Tsbules prolong
lfe.-Ads.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-12
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Chairman Atkinson favors sending un-
instructed delegates TO Chicago.
Twiggs county acted CD last Saturday
and sent an uninstructed delegation TO the
state convention. 1t is reported that the
delegation inclines to Cleveland.
Stewart county has chosen delegates to
the May convention. They 60 uninstructed
except as to Cleveland and Hill, in which
case they are ordered to vote for Cleveland.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
Bib county met Monday night, but failed
TO perfect an organization. The meeting
was not large one, but those present were
thoroughly in earnest and felt the necessity
OF becoming equipped for the democratic
fight.
NJ. B. Gilmore of Oglethorpe haI re-
ceived letter from Gen. John B. Gordon
saying that it would be a great pleasure for
him to speak TO the people OF Macon county
at an early date. A big democratic rally
will probably be organized to which Gen.
Gordon will be invited.
Col. Marshall Burney, clerk Of the House
Of Representatives of Texas, is at Atlanta
attending the Baptist convention. There
Is no chance for Texas to send Hill delega-
ton, as l have seen published" said Mr..
Burney. THE fact is that Texas is for
Cleveland, and is certainly and-Hill."
Dougherty county elected delegates
70 tue ACl6nLd convention TUESDAY.
They are uninstructed, but favor Cleve-
land. Gov. Northen and the present state
house officers VIDE Endorsed for recollection,
with Hon. Clifford Anderson as first choice
for attorney general and Hon. J. M. Ter
rell a. second choice.
Hon. George Hillyer will probably make
the race for congress In the Fifth district
For the past week a number OF leading
democrats have been trying to induce him
to seek the democratic nomination. Judge
Hillyer is not disposed to enter politics, but
1t may be that be will respect the wishes OF
80 many influential democrats and make
the race.
A petition Is being circulated for sigma
lures ae Atlanta, which will be presented to
the democratic county executive commit
tee asking that primary be held to give
the people the right to vote for delegates to
the state convention. The petition is being
numerously signed. 1t is said that there
| will be q vigorous fight made against the
mass meeting and the proposed compromise.
A large gathering Of the democracy as
sembled at the court house at Eastman
Monday to hear the addresses of Judge ID.
M. Roberts, Judge s. r. Atkinson and
| Hon. W. Y. Atkinson. They were all we'll
delivered aud were we'll received. Dele,
! gates were elected to the convention and a
| resolution indorsing Cleveland was adopted.
| Delegates TO the gubernatorial convention
were instructed for the present state officer:
| and Hon. j. M. Terrell for attorney gem
eral. Congressional delegates will bt
elected later.
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ing il. Il was learned that the murdered
woman had difficulty with her son over
the settlement of property during yester-
day Shortly after her body was found on
the floor by her son. He went at once to the
neighbors who arrived just in time to see
her die. She was strangled TO death, her
throat showing signs of a human hand. The
names OF the parties nor further particulars
could be obtained, there being no telegraph
office at Oxford.
Tampa Tribune: Seeb RaAs and
Walter Stanford got into drunken row at
Rawls place near Bloomingdale Friday
morning which came near resulting fatally
for Stanford. 1t seems that Rawls and
Stanford had BEEN at a neighbours house
during the morning drinking, and both be-
came very drunk. Stanford got Rawls
in his wagon and TOOK him home. RaWls,
who lives alone, invited Stanford to stay TO
dinner with him. saying that he would
prepare it ia few minutes, but
Stanford objected, saying that he
would not eat Rawls' cooking. This
seemed to enrage Rawls and he got his shot
gun and said he would kill any man who
said he was nasty" He shot Stanford in
the lett leg, the entire charge of buckshot
passing through the fieshy part Of the leg.
He then struck Stanford on the head twice
with his root cutter. inficting only eight
wounds. Rawls then left him aud Stanford
laid on the ground bleeding copiously until
nearly shutdown, when he got up, harnessed
his horse 90 his wagon and went home.
The physician attending Stanford thinks
he will recover.
Tampa Tribune: There was an exciting
episode in steid Hyde Park last Sunday at
ternoon that for a time threatened to be seri-
GUS. The two young daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Berry, Florida avenue, ac-
oompauied by Miss Edith's dog-her pet
playfellow-were among quite q number Of
people, young and old, who were on the pier
and along the board walk at the foot OF
Hyde Park avenue when suddenly
the dog gave series OF Pc
peculiar yelps which once heard can never
be forgotten, and ran wildly up and down
the street, until he got into the yard Of
r. s. Cromer, and ran upon the piazza
where the family were sitting. Mr.. Cromer
was urged to kill the dog, but instead OF
doing SO he insisted that it was "only At"
and would soon pass away, and tried TO
soothe and quiet the suffering creature.
He was at last prevailed upon aud shot the
now wild and blind animal twice, and Guy
Greeson then struck it on the head with a
heavy pole. After the dog was dead and
buried people began to realize that, mad"
or ''in 1T" the danger had been the same,
and there was at once a cry against unmuz-
zled dogs.
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FLORIDA.


Maj. Wright of Ocala cleared &C. 900 OFF
OF twenty acres Of cabbage this season.
W. @. Rives is said to be the choice of
Alachua county for commissioner of agrt-
Alexander Bauer a landscape gardener,
proposes to establish green houses and gar
dens at Tampa for the propagation of fiue
flowers and plants.
The steamer Crescent City, running on
the st. Johns river, has been SOLD for
$4,000. The purchaser is Peter Buck of
Mobile, and the sellers Beach e. Miller.
The Massachusetts, Phosphate Company
of Acme is pushing forward its buildings
with great energy and will soon be ready
to receive it's machinery, which is on its
way from Boston.
At DeLand Tuesday afternoon the resi-
dence of Henry Stevenson, ex-sheriff of Vo-
lusia county, caught fire in the second story
and burned to the ground. The loss is
about $4,000, the insurance i, 81 200. A
man named Hawkins became crazy from
the heat
The United States Phosphate Company
at Acme has sold 1000 tons of pebble phos-
phate and is now making preparations to
ship 1t. The order just come in time as its
dry bin was nearly full. The company is
doing very well under the superintendence
of its able manager, J. W. Gartner.
Capt. G. j. Bravo, who runs one of John
Savareses fish camps near Bishops harbor,
caught monster sawfish in his gill net Sat
urday which measured 10 feet In length
and weighed about 500 pounds The saw 10
81 feet in length and is perfect, not a tooth
being broken. The captain says he will
take 1t along with him when he goes to the
worlds fair.
Messrs Haynes, Young and Bailey of
Orlando are going into the pineapple busi-
Tbpv alr0adU ha a
cover, and will soon have three acres more.
They have transplanted Il, 500 plants Of the
smooth Cayenne variety and have just re-
ceived $1,000 more of the Same kind from
the Azores Islands. They also have twenty
acres in grape fruit besides their vineyard.
An attempt was made to have +. C.
Cooper who was placed under 81 900 bond
for trial on the charge Of mutilsting Uni,eA
States currency at Tampa last week, taken
to Key West for trial before the United
States district court which convened there
Monday morning, but It failed. Conse
quently, unless the man can succeed in get
ting a bond he will have TO lay in jail thes
until next February before he gets trial.
Tampa Tribune: Among the numerous
ladies in this county who are working to
have an exhibit Of Florida products at the
worlds fair, is Mrs Julia jackson, Of Hyde
Park. the mother OF r A. and W.
P. Jackson and Mrs. N. j. Cardy. This
venerable lady has made two beautiful hats
of the fiber of saw palmetto and is nov
finishing a rug of the same material Th
hats are very neat, of fashionable shape and
trimmed with taste, giving an idea Of one
of the many useful uses TO which the fiber
can be put.
Ocals Capitol: The rumor of the killing
Of white woman near Oxford, IN Sumter
county reached the Capitol late this after
noon, but not enough could be learned to
give the public much information concern,