The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-12
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DIX boarders at a Greensboro boardir g
mousse aggregate ,140 pounds.
Mr.. Dan Russell, of Davie county, was
Killed a few days ago by a mule kick.
Marion Butler will still preside as pres:-
dent Of the state alliance, and Col Thos.
Il. Long is vice president.
George w. Johnson and Polly Howard
were married in Dare county. The groom
is "A years old, while the bride is only 20.
The Winston Sentinel saws: When the
Forsyth Rifiemen made that Reidsville
soldier apologize to the Winston young
lady, they made him get down on his
knees and beg pardon at the point of two
knives.
In a row between wOrkmen at the re-
pair FORCES in St. Louis and suburban
electric road Wednesday night, Scotty
Morris, an ~ex-convict, was seized and
thrown on the open forge at white heat
and fatally burned.
The democratic senatorial convention
of the Goth senatorial district met at
Hickory Tuesday. Maj John S. Cranor,
of Wilkesboro, and Hon. Miles O. Sher.
rill, of Newton, were nominated. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
The Greensboro Record says: Messrs.
Page, Dodson and Taylor, who left here
the big railroad wreck on the Lake
Shore the other day, where two freights
ran into a passenger train and demol-
ished things generally. Several persons
were killed and many in jured, but our
boys came out unhurt.
A panic prevails in Rockford, the
county seat of Goosa county, Ala. Yes.
terday a band of 100 men entered the
town, all armed, and declared their in.
t"ention of killing the probate judge, Mr.
Jones, the sheriff and the circuit clerk
whom they allege tempered with the
ballot boxes after they were returned tC
the courthouse and reduced the majority
by which the county wen for Kolb al
the recent election.
An epidemic of peculiar character has
broken out at New Brunswick, N. J. Il
has already claimed twenty victims a
Helmet, a town near that place. More
than fifty people have been stricken
The disease resembles dysentery, but
many fear that it is cholera brought over
by Russians employed in the Helmet
factories. The epidemic is also prevail
ing at Spottswood, near Helmet, but nc
deaths have been reported.
The Borden inquest was resumed yes
terday morning at Fall River, Mass. Sew
eral witnesses were examined and the
evidence thus far points to a member O.
the family as the perpetrator of the hor
rible crime. A second autopsy was helt
in the ladies' waiting room at Oak Grove
cemetery this morning. Mrs. Borden''
body was examined first. The new fac
uiStONClCu w a. q vi OA AZ boSh hNo
the left 81 oulder about the width Of al
axe and shaped like the head of an axe
1t gives another clue to the exact posi-
ton held by Mrs. Borden when the deco
was committed. Misses Emma and Lizzie
Borden, Mrs Brigam and Miss Sullivan
were brought to the police station thi'
afternoon \ lockSmith is at work try
ing to open Mr.. Borden's safe at the hOuso
to determine whether or not a will wa
made. Miss Lizzie Borden is now unde
arrest.
The farmers alliance convention fin
ished the election of officers at Greens
borO yesterday, which were as follows
Doorkeeper, Mr.. Henry,of Macon county
assistant doorkeeper, ii. f. King, Of Ons
low chaplain, Rev. John Almond, o
Madison county; sergeant-at-arms, J. 5
Holt, of AlamanCe. A very large ma
jority of the delegates are favorable t.
the third party, and so far as these dele
gates can commit the order, it has bee
fully committed to the third party an
its principles. Every indication point
to the nomination of a full tn I'd part.
. state ticket. The widest theories O
finance are talked of, and Dr.. Macune i
doubtless the moving spirit in s~ecurin.
the endorsement of the third party b
the convention. 1t appears that the hou
cannot be longer delayed when the whit
men of the state must take a stand in O
out of the democratic ranks.
At the State Pharmaceutical associs
ton at Raleigh yesterday the followin
officers were elected: President, II. /
Chears, of Plymouth first yice-presiden
y. ID. Fetzer, of Concord second, ]. L
Bobbitt, of Raleigh; third. W. G. Thoma
of Louisburg treasurer, 4. ]. Cooke, {
Fayetteville; secretary, F. W. Hancocl
of Oxford local secretary, F. \. Bobbit
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