The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-04
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At Goodland Ind Ter John Bohanon.
shot and killed Martin Holmes in court
yesterday. Holmes married Bohanon's
daughter and a month ago killed her in a
ut OF jealousy. Holmes trial was going
on when lie was shot.
John Moore, aged Is, who for five wears
has been an employe of the PHILADELPHIA
20 operage Co, was placed under arrest
tuesday, for the ENLIGHTENMENT of -, 200
from the company since July s, 1891.
The money was lost on the Gloucester
races.
At Baltimore August 1st, Theodore
P~ennypacker was blown to pieces and
Joseph Hughes was seriously injured by
the explosion of a piece of dynamite
which Pennypacker was in the act of
throwing into Worten creek for the pur-
pose of killing fish.
Yesterday morning Albert DeLaman,
who was compelled by hunger to write
letters to several prominent business
men of New York City, threatening to
blow them up with dynamite if they did
not give him money, was arraigned at
the Iombs court and remanded for ex-
animation. He is thought to be insane
from hunger and restitution.
At Windsor Aug. 2, an unknown white
man, about 80 years of age, with a long
gray beard, was found dead lying by the
Norfold and Carolina track near the
bridge which crosses the Roanoke river
about two miles from the village of Kel,
ford. He was dressed very decently. but
had no money nor any papers on his
person 50 that he could be identified.
\ diabclicaI attempt was made Tues
day night at Pulaski, Va, to blow up the
office Of the News Review with dyna-
mite. Mr.. Christian, the former mana.
ger, and the Messrs. Smith, the present
owners, were in the building at the time.
No one was injured, but one corner of
the building was torn to pieces. The
people are much disturbed about the
matter and are mortified to know they
midst.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c..
Frick died yesterday morning. The
child was born July 8, two days after
the Homestead riot. Mrs. Prick was
very poorly for some time after the birth
Of her baby. She was somewhat i'm
proved, but suffered a slight relapse from
the shock when the attempt was made
upon the life of Mr.. Frick. She had
again rallied, however, and was very
comfortable. 1t is feared that her new
atiliction will bear heavily upon her.
William G. Buchanan, % years old,
was arrested at Louisville, Ky, yester-
day. He is wanted in Memphis for
forgery, where he swindled bankers and
brokers ont of large sums. His scheme
is a novel one When Buchanan reached
a city he writes to leading business men,
telling them he has a letter Of introdnc-
ton and asks a reply making an appoint
ment, Most men fall into the trap and
thus Buchanan secures their signature,
which he afterwards fOrgcs on checks.
James Hunter, who five years ago
startled the financial world by p~recipitatc
flight from Philadelphia, after putting
out forged paper to the amount of $lO6,-
POO was Tuesday held in $4,000 bail 10
answer, having returned Unexpectedly
The fugitive arrived in New York on
| Sunday from Brazil. He is broken in
health, his mind is shattered and he bears
but slight resemblance to the once hon
| Ored business man, who was head of the
| extensive mill firm of James and John
Hunter. Physicians examined him and
pronounce him incurably afflicted. 1t is
stand trial.
On Saturday next Attorney Brennan
will 20 into court and ask for an %injunc-
ton restraining the Carnegie steel COM
pany from bringing ~non-union men TO
Pittsburg under false representations,
claiming that fully two thirds of the men
are deceived as TO the condition of affairs
at Homestead and that many Of them get
their first intimation that they are TO work
for the Carnegie company when they
reach Pittsburg. Proceedings will be
based on the case of the Cincinnati men,
who were brought here ostensibly TO
work in P%ittsburg. Fourteen men were
brought from points in Ohio Monday.
| Six of them deserted yesterday when they
found they were TO be sent to Homestead.
The New York Herald says: One of
the Strangest phenomena ever witnessed
at sea was described Yesterday bv Captain