The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-07
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Rev. Robert Lowry, author and com
poser of "Shall we gatLer at the river
and Miss Mary J.. Runyon, both of Plain
field, y. J were married on Monday in
the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New
York.
At Wheeling, West Virginia, Edgar
Jones, colCred who murdered Mitchell
Tirney on Monday night was taken out
of Jail at Weston Lewis county, at 2:3O
o'clock this morning by a large mob and
hanged.
At Buffalo, n. Y, on the 4th Of July,
a lovers quarrel resulted in the muir
der Of Eli SeVersOn, by Frederick La
Greene. The murderer was arrested at
the Central depot on board a train which
was Just leaving the station.
Among the speakers at the memorial
meeting in Omaha, Sunday, was Mrs
Todd, Of Michigan, who paid "a touch
ing tribute" to the memory Of the de-
ceased leader. She said he was Crucitied
as the ~saviors Of the people have ever
been cruciied, in one form or another.
At Vicksburg, Miss, July 8, a mob Of
5000 men attacked the Jail, Overpowered
the guards and lynched Smith TOOley, a
negro charged with the murder of Nene-
800 Dill, ~,,r,I,rt A ftor Ionripr
TOolcy the mob went back into the Jail
to bring out two Of his accOmplices. AT
1890 they are battering down the cell
doors. The greatest excitement prevails,
and the city is an uproar.
While out berrying on a ridge of rocks
in the mountains near WilkesbaTre, Pa ,
Mrs. Joseph Palinski, a Mill Greek saloon
mans wife, was attacked by a huge rattle
snake. With her tin bucket she fought
the serpent for awhile, but the bucket
handle broke and the snake bit her several
times. She was found unconscious this
evening, her body having swollen to
double size. She died when taken home.
Axle E. Peterson and Thomas II. But
Ter, intimate friends, fought a mock duel
on the streets of Kansas City Monday
with pistols loaded with blank cartridges.
The men fired from a distance for awhile.
Then Butler playfully pointed his weapon
at Peterson and pulled the trigger. He
was Mortified to see his friend fall to the
ground. The paper wadding in the pistol
had severed Peterson's jugular vein, and
he died a few minutes later.
The Greensboro Record says \ half
drunken man on the battle ground train
Monday evening, threw a rock at the
fiagman at the crossing on Walker Ave
nue., near the furniture factory, hitting
him in the eye and knocking him down.
On arriving at the depot the man ran
into Coolies saloon and endeavOred to
sccrete himself from the police, but they
found him. He was carried before the
mayor and bound over to court.
Especial from Morehead City to The
State Chronicle says: The second days
session Of the North Carolina State To
bacCO association begun at 10 o'clock
this morning. The annual address was
delivered by Col. w. II. 5. Burgwyn, of
Henderson, and was an able effort. It's
delivery consumed about 80 minutes. A
memorial to the tobacco trade of the
world was adopted, asking for recogni-
ton Of North Carolina bright tobacco.
The tobacco exhibit at the Worlds fair
was again taken up and the president of
each board Of trade in the state asked to
appoint three representatives from each
market to aid Mr.. J. ). Carr in his work
of getting up the exhibits. The election
of officers resulted as follows President,
Col. w. ii. :. Burgwyn, of Henderson
first vice-president, T. II. Martin, Dur
ham second vice president, w. c. Reid
Oxford third vice-president, J. A. Long
ROXbOro secretary and treasurer, G. f
Webb, Winston. After the election OF
officers the association adjourned.