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Chancellor McGill has denied a ne y
trial for Fales, the boy who killed and
robbed Thomas Hayden in Newark, NJ.
Fales will be hanged August II.
The workmen for whom warrants
have been issued charging them with
murder did not submit yesterday as was
thought. The case of McLuckie was de-
ferred for hearing until to-day.
An attractive addition to the program
Of entertainment Of the North Carolina
Press association will be an address by
DR.. J. y. Shearer, president of Davidson
college, on the subject "Insanible Scri-
bendi CacOethes."
The conference of local NJ. +. preach
crs meets at s o'clock this evening at
Central NJ. +. church in Raleigh. Rev.
J. b. Hurley delivers an address of well
come, to which Rev. DR.. Alternately,
president Of the conference, responds.
Rev. DR.. John +. Crowell, president Of
Trinity college, delivers an address on
"The History of Local Preaching"
Dale Emmett, his wife and three chill
drcn, were killed by lightning at their
home in Richmond last night, during the
severe electrical storm which prevailed
throughout the surrounding country at
about 10 o'clock. Their house was dis
covered to be on fire and when the fire
department responded the dead bodies Of
the unfortunate inmates were found in
bed, they evidently having retired for the
night.
The Charlotte News says: Ever since
since the Italian, John B. Mecca, was so
b"rutally murdered by the negro Henry
Brabham, Mrs. Mecca has conducted the
little fruit and grocery store at the corner
of Poplar and Trade streets. 1t has from
month to month been a struggle for eXis-
tcnce with her. Last night thieves broke
made sad inroads upon her little stock of
goods. The loss is a very serious one to
her.
News of the rape Of Ola Maddox, white,
aged 10, and the subsequent shooting of
her assailant, Doc Davis, has just been
received at Jackson, Miss. He enticed
the girl to a field, outraged her and then
dragged her to a neighboring house,
where he kept her all night. She finally
escaped and told her story. The negro
was arrested by a posse which started to
take him to Jail. On the way he was
shot by a mob who took him from the
posse and left him the woods to be food
for the buzzards.
The secretary of state yesterday an.
nounCcd that a satisfactory settlement
had been reached between the United
States and Chill, respecting the indemnity
to be paid by the latter on account of the
assault upon the crew of the Baltimore at
Valparaiso in October last. The CHILEAN
government has paid to Minister Egan
10000 in gold as full indemnity. This
amount will be distributed among the
families of the two sailors killed and the
surviving members of the crew.
Mr.. Brennan, the attorney of the
amalgamated association, yesterday ad.
Yised the association officials to cOmmu-
eicate with the state department with a
view to securing the arrest in Scotland
and eXtradition from that country Of Mr..
Andrew Carnegie. Mr.. Brennan is Of
opinion that Mr.. Carnegie can be held
on the charge of treason in maintaining
a force Of unauthorized, armed men,
without the legal or constitutional right
to do so, ond if a warrant in his case is
granted, a strong effort will be made to
have him brought to this country for
trial.
\ messenger came to Lincolntou, n.
c., Sunday evening for the coroner to
hold an inquest over the body of a young
man, William Smith. His body was
found in a church road nine miles north
west of LincOlnton and one-fourth mile
from Trinity church. He was discovered
about 3 p. N. lying on his back with a
gun shot wound in his left breast. De
ceased had attended service at Trinity
Sunday. The messenger heard of no
suspicious as to who fired the fatal shot.
Special Coroner j. b. Heirn left last
night and will hold an inquest over the
remains this morning
The State Chronicle says Yesterday
afternoon there was a marriage in the
Jail, which had elements of romance. \
negro named NOVEL; thus secured a wife.
He was permitted TO leave his cell and
enter the corridor. The woman was adj
mitted there and Justice NJ. b. Barbee
performed the ceremony. The woman,
who was we'll dressed and neat looking,
said that she and NOVEL; had been enga-
gcd some time. She feared that he
might think she would desert him be