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ayers the 10 year-old son of w. T. Ayers.
The locked-out men at Homestead were
FESTIVE yesterday. Some of
The strikers pursued a non-union man
and the militia fired several shots to scare
them away.
VIM. Gibson, of Brewer, Maine, over
70 years old, was arrested at Augusta
Saturday night, charged with rape on
his grand child, ~ years old. Gibson
attempted suicide in the police station.
Sunday evening fire broke out in the
store Of Mayer Co, Norfolk, Va, dealers
in railroad and steamboat supplies at 4
and & Market square. 1t spread to the
building of the Norfolk Supply company.
AS a consequence of the killing of a
man while drunk by a railroad train at
Dickson, Tenn, yesterday, the citizens
held a mass meeting and her raided the
Blind Tiger" where liquor was illegally
sold, confscating all liquors found.
Yesterday the multilated body Of Mrs.
Matte Looney, wealthy lady, was found
in the woods near Atlanta, Ca, in Cobb
county. She had gone on a visit before.
A nan named Fills, whom she had raised
is in Jail, suspected of the crime. He
was heir to the woman's property.
A. II. Ashe, a prominent and well-tO
do farmer living twenty miles north of
Austin, Tex was found dead Sunday on
the highway, his body riddled with bul.
lets. His son, 20 years old, has been ar
rested, suspected of having committed
the crime, as he had beer making threats
to kill his father.
Last Saturday at Norwalk, Conn, J. I.
Conklin, a G-year old, was nearly suffo-
Gated to death while playing at hanging
with three other little boys. Two of the
lads haye already submitted themselves
to the operation, but Conklin was swung
too long and his neck is badly cut and
swollen and his nerves shattered by the
shock from his experience.
\ serious affair occurred at the Pres
byterian church in Armenia, Duchess
county, New York, Sunday morning.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bell, mistook a bot
tie of vitriOi for the communion wine
and passed it through the church. About
twenty persons slipped the poison. The
-,S,1,,J ron,1o c,fforaH ipton5olr oil
day, but this morning all were reported
to be out Of danger.
In Winston, on Yesterday so says the
Greensboro Workman, two negro men,
Tom Vincent and Pap" Sharell, got
into an alteration over a game Of cards
in which Sharell was shot and killed by
Vincent. The murderer made his escape
and had not been captured this morning
when the train left Winston for this
place. The Winston authorities tele-
graphed the police authorities here to ar
rest Vincent, as he was expected to pass
this way on the train. 1t is to be hoped
that Vincent has not Joined De Graft
\ special to The State Chronicle from
Winston yesterday says Rev. BrOugh
ton, pastor of Broad street Baptist church
created quite a sensation here Sunday
by preaching a vigorous sermon on
sabbath desecratiOn." lie made an at
tack on the drug stores and said that all
but one sold everything from a tooth
pick up on sunday. He pitched into the
tobacco warehouses for keeping open on
the Sabbath and called the new king of
missionaries :" also struck the street cars;
said they ought to be made 10 know
there was a Sabbath.
Yesterdays Daily Sentinel says: a
large horse was run over and killed yes
terday morning by the outgoing passen'
ger train to Greensboro. Engineer Har-
| ris saws that the animal was standing
near a curve two miles below Winston,
and was therefore not seen until the train
was within twenty yards of it. Mr.. Har-
ris applied his air breaks and blew the
whistle but the horse paid no attention.
When the engine struck the animal the
engineer says that the blood rushed 10
his face for he thought of nothing else
but a serious wreck. The old engine
| rocked fearfully but managed TO pass
over without leaving the track.
At brakes Branch, Va, Nancy Ter
rell. an old servant, left Mr.. J. j. Over
by's last Thursday, and on her way home
she died on a little by path in the bushes
only a few hundred yards from the house
| Her husband. Bob Terrell, thinking she
had zone 10 her kindred, did not know
| of il, and on the Monday following, -four
days afterwards, he travelled the same
path going oyer to Mr.. Overby's. Iii:
attention was attracted by ravens, and
to one side of the path in the bushes, h'