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EIGHT MEN MUST HANG.
THE PRISONERS CONVICTED OF KILL
ING DR.. hill.
MUST fAx THE FULL PENALTY on
THE GALLOWs- TIME TO Nm
FIxED NJ THE GOVERNOR.

CHEsTERTowN, MD.-The eight col
ored prisoners who were convicted Of
the murder Of DR.. James H. Hill near
Millington, Kent county, April % last,
were yesterday sentenced to be hang.
ed. In the afternoon Judge Wickes
directed the sheriff to bring the prison
ers into court, the grand jury having
just been discharged. Charles Brooks,
Fletcher Williams and Moses Brown,
the three men, were stationed togeth-
er in the box against the wall, and
Joshua Barnard, Louis Benson, Henry
HURT, Frisby Comegys in front Of the
elder prisoners Each of the eight
maintained an expression Of indiffer-
ence during the impressive scene.
Mr.. Samuel Hill, the father Of the
murdered physician, sat near the pris-
oners, and the words of the judge FIRE.
quently brought tears to his eyes.
Judge Wickes, in pronouncing SEN
tence, spoke in part as follows: . The
duty am called upon to perform is a
very painful one, as the Judgment Of
the court which I am about to pro.
nounce will send to the gallows eight
human beiags to suffer death. Never
before in the history of this State has
such scene been Witnessed, and cal
lous indeed must be the heart which
does not feel the solemnity Of the oc
casion. But painful and sad as tina,
duty is, | am constrained by the knowl
edge that you, the prisoners before me
have committed most atrocious and
brutal crime. and for that crime you
deserve to suffer the extreme penalty
Of the law.
The prisoners were sentenced to b
hanged at such time as Governor
Brown appoints.
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CONFINED rs ms mn.

The many friends o. Mr.. Geo. L,
Sencendiver regret his illness, which
has confined him 10 his bed for some
time past. Shortly after being nomi
mated for the sheriffalty on the Demo.
cratic ticket, he was taken to his bed
with infammatory Rheumatism, and
has been there almost constantly ever
since. Some Of his friends may think
hard Of his absence in the present
campaign, but we feel assured that al
who understand his position win only
work the harder. This would certain,
y Be proper. Mr.. Sencendiyer's af.
Fiction, especially at this time, and
with the surrounding circumstances,
cannot help but meet with the sympa.
thy Of oil.
His election win depend entirely on
his friends, who must 20 to work,
earnestly and untiringly, and leave NO
stone unturned. Let him see that even
under such circumstances his friends
are yet aliye to his interests. In a con.
versation at his bedside recently, he
informed us that he relied entirely on
his friends to carry him through, a.
his condition would not permit him ia
take any active part. Democrats,
shall We do it Let every worker and
voter bs up and doingat once. There
is no time to lose. We must do on,
duty. Then you may rest assured
that after the setting Of the san III The
Western horizon, on the eva Of No.
vember Bib, 1892, in this grand old
county of Berkeley. the news win bt
heralded through every hamlet, and
shouted ioyfully throngout our. city
that George L. Sencendiver il oul
standard bearer, and las swept til.
county. This then will convince hin
that his friends were with linn, boil
in health and distress. It seems to III
that If one ever feels inclined to aid |
friend, It certainly il in time Of sick
ness. Then why are we, Democrats
waiting in idIeness. Our enemies ar'
attacking Shall We resist them / I
SO we must do IT At once. We hay,
dominated our standard bearer, ali,
even in his affection, shall We stand b,
and see him sacrificed. No! The
there is only one thing that remain
to be done. Let every man. off wit
his coat and pull-all together, an,
when the election IS over the cry vii
go up from thousands all has bee
well and our. bearer is safe!
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PRICE. 3 CENTS
The Might ths Cabbage Ran,. Cor. and
Devii-Ciappsrs az. il rhslr work.


The Night The Cabbage Rant, Corn and
Devii-Clnppsrs a.. il Their work.
II the police Of this town had arrest
ed every boy who disturbed the peace
last night the Jail and the Burke
street lookup wound be crowded
with prisoners. Yesterday was the day
that went out with Hallow Fen cele-
braticn and tho small boy and many
ofhis small sisters paid due respect to
II. Bobby Burnsh made this day
and the evening of Il, one 81 the most
famous and long to be remembered
and read about. Burns has perpetn-
ated all that is mysterious and iudi-
crous about All Saints Day. There is,
Or was in his day, sort Of weirdness
and mystery about events and Incl
dents Of that day, the thought Of
which caused the flesh to Creep as
Il were. The imagination il stimulat-
ed TO exertion. Witches and genii
were supposed 10 be abroad in all their
deviltry, mystery and hideousness.
The superstitious were tormented by
feelings and thoughts Of the most har-
rowing and rcpulsiye sort. Not SO
now. About the only ones who are
tormented arc the policemen, with
now and then an exception in favor Of
some nervous person.
The small boy has his eye ON big
cabbage and 4 healthy looking pile OF
corn in a neighboring field. He will
raise thunder with front doors,
newly painted tin roofs and windows.
No .copn can catch him on that night.
He win be specially licensed by an un-
known and mystic power, and thereby
protected from all harm and hindrance
by mortal or municipal regulation and
order. Games viii DO played and
generally good time experienced.
Last night was no exception to the
rule. Porches were carried away some
distance, and placed III some ludi-
crous position. Wagons were pulled
onto an adjoining street and run ND
againstsome unfortunats'sd Boxes
and barrels were treated the same
way, while no mercy was shown NICE
Il 3 A 49, 4
lly-painted or ornamented door,. Last
night = new weapon, Or piece Of
farms, was introduced in the shape Of .
schlaley. This was Of soft sub
stance on q string, and was used to re-
mind one from the rear that small
boy was near II hand, who might have
a half peck of corn--48 cabbage stalks
land perhaps cart load Of pumpkins
with grocery stand attached, who
was out on a masquerade and adver-
tising his goods with the public. Well
to say they raised " thunder II but
feeble expression. The "cops' were
nowhere, and the town was billed for
another year.
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rHE RAILnoAp WORLD.
The Impertant News Regarding Local
and West virginia Companies.


The local freight traffic at the Pan
Handle depot is increasing so fast that
an addition to theforce has been found
necessary.
1t is now estimated that the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie improvements in this
State win cost $4,000, and viii
yield net revenue Of 500, 900 per
anuum. This win be pretty nearly a
good investment.
President Ingalls, has ordered the es.
adjustment of lunch counters at inn.
portant stations and functions on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, be-
cause many persons cannot pay din
ing-car rates for meals.
To accommodate the increased
freight traffic on the W. Va. C. & p,
the company misplaced another train
ION the road between Elkins and
Thomas. The first extra went out yes,
terday morning loaded with live stock
consigned TO Eastern markets.
The lioe of the west Virginia and
Pittshurg road has been completed
from Clarksbnrg, w. Va, to Camd IN,
on-the-Ganley in Webster county, thi:
State, and has been turned over te
the management Of the road by tho
contractors. Camdem-on Gaules
will be the terminus for the present
Two daily trains have been put on.
The local passenger business is go
ing to be unrivaled, next Tuesday. I
is estimated five thousand people vii
come from various Pennsylvania cities
and towns, four thousand from Wes
Virginia, making about $4,000 PEG
pie for the railroads to haul. All tn,
local roads will be jammed up will
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PEKsoNAl. aIGNTIoN.

Your Friends COMING and Going.
Mrs. Fred. Holman is visiting in
Elyrsville.
Mrs. Geo. H. McGinnis, Of Hagers-
town, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. Mamie v. Sloan left yesterday
on visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. VIM. Bittinger has returned
from three weeks visit to hen daugh-
ter in Clifton Forge, Va.
Mr.. William 8. Clayton, Of Cumber-
land, who has been spending some
time 10 Virginia, passed through here
to-day on his way home.
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49,
MARYLAND HAPPENINGS.
A Brief Budget Of Iteme From our Neigh
boring state.

A Brief Budget Of Items From our Neigh
boring state. M
Harvey M. Wilkinson's canning fac
tory near Fountain Green, In Hartford
county, was destroyed by FIRE.
The grand jury for Anne Arundel
county found forty-fve indictments.
It recommends greater diligence on
the part Of jail officials.
The grand jury Of Worcester county
has made a report condemning the
present condition Of the almshouse.
and insisting that repairs be made at
once.
The Epworth League of Salisbury
district, Wilmington Methodist Epis-
copal Conference, will begin its annual
convention in Pocomoke City Tues
day.
Isaac Sterling, q Pocomoke Sound
oysterman. while at work in those wa
tiers, was shetland fatally wounded by
some one on the oyster police boat.
Lieutenant Colonel McLane Tilton
has been ordered to command
the marine guard at the United States
Naval Academy, Annapolis, relieving
Capt. James NJ. T. Young.
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THE WoRLp atten cents per week.

Democrats turn out IN full
force neat Tuesday. The results
of this election toiH sag sUhether
you iciH enjoy your past liber-
ties In the future. Republican
victory means a future Force
Bill Democratic Dictory means
Charles Jdme Faulkner again
in the u. s. Senate to defeat
such measures. Which do yoas
prefer9 Vote early.
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a DISASTROUS WRECK .

A serious wreck occurred Oh
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
yesterday moraing near Displtanta
Station, which was caused by the col
lision of two trains loaded with coal.
Fourteen cars and locomotive were
completely wrecked, and Leonard La
porte, of Germantown, Pa, trapeze
performer Of Snyder & Zimmerman's
circus was killed. John FABIAN and
Andrew Fahan, Trenton, N. j., two
brothers, were also trapeze performers
in the same circus, were seriously and
perhaps fatally injured. J. NJ. Hon
nant, fireman, had several ribs broken
and otherwise injured. Two colored
brakemen were slightly injured.
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THRoUenour THE STATE.
Happenings of Our own state Tersciy
Recorded.

John r. Brown, one Of the best
known citizens of New Martinsville,
died suddenly at his home on Sunday
night last, of paralysis Of the heart.
Fred Morrison, aged s, son of Je-
rome Morrison. Of Randolph county,
was almost killed, Thursday, by being
kicked in the face BY horse.
The prolonged drouth has caused a
great scarcity Of water in many sec
tons of the State. In Pocahontas
county many wells and springs have
failed and the situation is distressing.
R. L. Johnston, Of Summit Point,
lost pocketbook containing $685. on
the streets Of Charleston the other day.
The book was found by little colored
boy, who returned it to the owner and
received $50 reward
A few days ago nine-vear-old son
.of William Doty, who lives at Glenn
ent's Mines, near Fairmont, came to
his death In very peculiar manner.
The boy had some powder and match
es in one of his pants pockets, and on
Sunday in climbing a tree the match
es were ignited from the friction Of his
clothes comingin contact with the bark
of the tree. The matches exploded the
powder, and the boys body was badly
burned, from the effect Of which he
died.
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Democrats turn out M Juti
force nert Tuesday. The results
of this election ioill sag schether
you nil enjoy your past liber-
ties IN the future. Republican
victory means a future Force
Bill Democratic Uictory means
Charles James Faulkner again
IN the q. S. Senate to defeat
snch measures. Which do yoii
prefer ri Vote early.
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MEDAL FOR KILLING Two DALroNl

The courage of Liveryman John
Kloehr, of Coffeville. Kan, in helping
repulse the efforts of the Dalton gang
to rob two banks at that place October
9TH, was given formal recognition on
Thursday. Holmes Hoge, assistant
cashier Of the First National Bank Of
Chicago, acting for number Of we'll
known Chicago financial men, tor
warded to Mr.. Kloehr medal COM
memorative Of the event. Kloehr is
credited with having fred the shot that
laid two Of the Daltons low. The medal
is Of gold, with . large diamond in the
centre. The inscription reads: Joseph
Kloehr, The emergency arose; the
man appeared. =
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Don't fail to hear Senator G. ].
Faulkner, on the political issues of the
day, at the Martin Street Oper House
tomorrow night.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-01

Democrats turn out IN full
force nert Tuesday. The results
of this election ,0il sag whether
you ,ciH enjoy your past Iiber-
ties IN the future. Republican
Uictory means a future Force
Bill Democratic Uictorg means
Charles james Faulkner again
IN the u. s. Senate to defeat
such measures. Which do yoai
prefer ? Vote early.
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Don't fail to hear Senator C. J..
Faulkner, ON the political issues Of the
day, at the Martin Street Opsra House
tomorrow night.
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1aR. w. 6. RUSSELL will only remain in the
mi city few more days. All who wish some
leave orders at j. w. Homrich's Shoe store:
11-I-2t.
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COMING BACK! COMING BACK. The great
" New York Bankrupt Company will open up
again In the same old stand on or about Oct.
25th with an immense Stock of Dry Goods
Clothing, Shoes and Boots, Gents Furnishing
goods etc., which they will sell at prices
lower than ever known. don't fail to look for
the opening Of the Greatest Bargain house on
earth 10-2z-tf
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A GREAT big deal. Just from a New York
IN Auction Sale 500 pairs genuine So White
Blankets to be sold for 80 cents YELLOW FRONT.
YELLOW FRoNT. You will find them on exnibi-
ton in our large show Window just think. 81
Blanket only 80 cents:
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cRAsONABLETHINGs AND WHERE TO GET
% gTHRM.-We would like to say few words
ID reference to the preparations we have made
10 supply the wants and demands OF our grow
|ng trade, for all kinds, grades and textures Of
black dress material for the fall Of '92. Whilst
we've always tried hard to please our trade, yet
his fall we have taken unusual pains and put
orth our best energetics IN making choice SCI
ectiohs and securing the latest styles and tex
ares N the MARKETS. we ieei tnat cur eno IT..
nany special Inducements and give you some
are bargains in Black silks, lienriettes, Cash
heres, Serges, BfoAdclothS, Ores DeIlyon, Ltss-
20, Mecahique, Crapon Percidierrelh, etc We
Fould be pleased to show you our large assert
hent Of these goods, and also great variety OF
thinning, which have just come out this season
Respectfully
KMMERf 4 FIERY.
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DICK-NICK-N0TIS.-Yo can buy silk mitts
worth % cents for Is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth 25 cents for
Is cents.
You can buy ladies vests worth is cents for
81 cents at @. r. HERRINGS Great Cash House.
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/yREAM Puffs are light but they are delicious.
" LOUIS BROWN excels In them.
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Il yING anticipated large trade this winter
III on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, Just think of good ladies vest for
26c. EMMERr & FIERY's
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NEENS SHIRT sALE.-50O men working shirts
WI worth 40 cents now % cents
500 Boys working shirts worth Is cents now
% cents.
/ 800 boys waist percale worth 40 cents now
q cents.
$50 ladies blouse waists worth 50 cents now 80
eents at C. p. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
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TTyRY Louis Bells new barber. He's dandy.
GO i0429-1tno.
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A n election will be held in the Burkhart Build
N ing, Public Square, Tuesday, Nov 8, 1892,
to elect two school Commissioners one each
from the First and Second Wards Of Martins
burg, w. Va, to serve for two years from Jann-
,ary j, 1893. Officers of Election, Messrs W A
Cushwa, Thos. NJ. Turner, s. L. Dodd, Chas Me
Donald, and B. +. Dooley.
BY order OF the Board,
K. s. Barton, Prest.
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4 HANDSOME LINE 81 Missec hish cut
4 Spring Heel Shoes at FIERY's SHOE sroRE.
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m oVELY Austrian China Tea Sets, Sc pieces
liz $500, worth $500, at d. M. MLMER'S
bn King street
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noARDFRS wanted-Ladies or gentlemen
II Pleasant location, comfortable house
terms reasonable. For further information ai'
ply at this Office. l0-29bt-eod
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Tee CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass. from IS cents to Ss.s5 at y. NJ.
KILMER'S, on King street.
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ELEGANT French China Tea Sets, 81 pieces
Y $1,000, worth $500. at d. NJ. KLMER'S
d King street.
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A FTER you get through talking politics You
IN can obtain box of fried oysters at Louis
Brown s and take them to the loved ones at homes
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A HANDSOME line of Mems Fine Dress Shoes
IN In the latest styles and shapes at
FIERY's SHOE SToRE,a.
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VXTEHAyE secured Miss j. T. Hopes of Bal
wv timore city to take charge OF our Milli-
merry Department this season. Miss Hopes
came TO us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable milliner trade Of Baltimore
city. We have every reason to be gratihed at
the success of this branch of our business and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season to add largely
to our stock of millinery and develop this de-
partment as much as possible. Miss Hopes
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock of millinery and will have II marked
and on sale bv Sept 10Th. EMMERT Il FIERY.
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TRUNK SALE.-Great Slaughter Sale of
j Trunks, think of good Trunks only $19S at
C.P. HERRINGS Cash House.
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NTow is YOUR CHANCE to get first class
IN Children's School Shoes at FIERY's SHOE
SToRE-Ever pair guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton.
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LfOR Novelties in China, Glass, White Granite,
Il Opal, Barbadine and Earthern Wares, 20
to D. NJ. KILMER'S big Queensware Store. on
King street.
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~ ed dancing Glass tonight, "wednesday Oe-
tober 5th,) in Feller's Hall. Ladies' class will be
held every Wednesday evening from two to Ave
O'Clock. and the gentlemen,s from half past sew
en- until ten O'Clock every Wednesday night
For further information address
PROF. NEIDENTOHL.
105-1m WavnesbofO. Pa.
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YT,HESE PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Some bargains in Mems and Boys Boots
and Women's Misses and Children's Fall and
Winter Shoes Mems heavy boots. high-top,
solid double soles and counters, $200. Mems
high-top, double lined, genuine Oyster Boot s..
- Mems full-stock,. hand made boot, SPY.
Mems first-class gum boot, S2.25. Boys boots,
high-cut, solid soles and counters, 81 IS. Wom-
ems genuine oil grain or Pebble goat, best IN
the market, $1.25 Misses oil grain or pebble
eoat. 500. Children's oil grain or pebble goat,
SIS. FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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NOR sALE.-A Story Brick dwelling, on
x. POOLE Attorney. l0-N-lm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-12
suMMnNs.
In a. District Cour, IN aud for tho THIRD judi
cal District ~ Jtah igTH1ofy. County
OF SAT- Lake.
Mary T.. starr, Plaintiff.
w.
frank Starr, Defendant.

Tho People OF The Territory OF Utah send
greeting;
10 frank starr, Defendant,
NyOu ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO ~
q pear it A. action brought Against you lv
Of the Thrd judicial nsuict Of the Territory
OF ttah, and 10 answer Tho complaint Il cd
therein within ten days tCArlusiyu % The day ~
tCrylctl after the hrrtltu on ron - this SUM
mont-u served within tue county or. "
ssiyed out OF thH county, but Ia tuls district,
within twenty dave otherwise within f1flY
days-or Judgment uy default VIII 10 lakou
complaint.
lbe SAID action n brou sbi 10 have a decree of
This court dlssulytnF the bonds OF iustfiuuuv
casting between plarun and defendant. aud
ETantng decree 10 plaintiff, asiudgius that
defendant pay into court reasonable Hsm or
costs NJ suit and counsel fees, ana that PLAN
iin be- SLOWED such further tum ~ aiimony na
10 the Court may socm iudt, and granting her
other relief prayed 90 two grounds, ~ follows,
u Wit firtt, that for Tho year last pat de
fcudaut hAf failed D. provide Tor piAintu the
common uecotknrita uf ne, although abe 60
10 do second, that Tor more than ak Yeas laft
phst defendant has treated NJ intr with "a
irene cruelty, ehuslng her great pain aud Dis
trcss.
And you arc hereby notaed that II you fall
70 appear anu answer the said compliant ~
above required, the said plainuh VIII apply 10
tho court for the rolrf demanded therein.
Witness, tho Hon. Charles :. Zane, Judge,
and the tral of the nittrist Court " tho 1hrd
Judicial DiatTlct, In aud for the Territory OF
Lord one thousand eight hundred hnd ninoiy'
STALL HENRY q MCMILLAN. CLERK.
by GEO. u. LOOMS, ncpu ilrrk. sat