The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-09-13
THR LATEST NEWS.
Sparks from the Wires--Most Important
Events Throughout the World
for q Week.

Sparks from the Wires--Most Important
Events Throughout the World
for q Week.
OTTAWA, Sept. Sir John Abbott,
the Premier of the Dominion of Canada,
win resign, owing to i'll health.
RUTLAND, Vt September 8.-The
returns form upwards of two hundred
towns show that Fuller's Republican)
majority will not be over twenty
thousand.
HAMBURG, Sept. 5.-The fatal num-
Der of deaths during the great cholera
epidemic here in 1921 was is, 900, while
already this year there have been IL, 500
deaths in the city.
DYERsBURG, Tenn, Sept. 6.-W. n
Lloyd, a policeman, was shot and
killed here Sunday nightbytWo tramps
whom he attempted to arrest for steal
ing a ride on a freight train.
New YORK, Sept. 6.-At 10 o'clock
this morning this bulletin was posted
In the Board of Health office: There
are no cases of cholera Ia this city"
Signed by order of the Board of Health.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-The steam
ship Otterl from Celeba reports the
capture of Gen. Nuilla, the leader of
the Honduras revolution. This ends
the revolution. Gen. Nuilla will be
shot.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Elm the Nc
Aulifee-Myer fight last night for the
lightweight championship of the
world, McAulife won after 10 rounds,
The men wore only trunks, shoes and
stockings.
LANCASTER, KY, Sept. 7.-Asheritf's
posse went out after an outlaw named
Turner and killed Jack Chatterwood,
one of Turner's gang to-day. A big
fight between the outlaws and authori-
ties is expected.
ST.. MARY, Ga, Sept. 7.-Old nan
Harrison and son, living near here,
we're called to the door of their house
Monday night by a neighbor named
Strickland, who Shot them both dead
without warning.
BUNKIE, La, Sept. "a race war
prevails here which has thus far re-
suited in the killing of one white mar
and the hanging of two negroes who
made threats against the whites. Five
men implicated in the hanging have
been arrested.
EASTMAN, Ca, Sept. Monday
Jesse Williams, a negro, attempted to
outrage Mrs. Emma Craig, white.
Williams was placed in jail here, but
yesterday two hundred men enteredthe
jail, took Williams to a tree close by
and hanged him.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Sept. 6.-The state
ment that 100 of the Stay la orers had
returned to work in the Homestead
mill to day is denied by both the mill
officials and the strikers Hugh O'Don-
nell, Hugh Ross, Burgess and McLuckie
have dropped out of sight,
LONDON, Sept. 7.-During the first
eight months of this year 80, $40 aliens
passed through England bound for
America, as against 70, 1876 last year.
A large proportion of these were Rus
sian and Polish Jews from what are
now the cholera districts.
NEW York, Sept. THE steamer
Ark from Baracoa reports that In lati
tude 81 85, longitude "a % she passed
a wreck with about twenty foot of hull
out of the water, anchor and chain
hanging over the bow. She appeared
gerous to navigation.
OTTAwk% Ont, Sept. "A United
States steamer, the Hattie Maud, has
D0on S0AA0A Wy OAO SONOAum0A0 C1uASGI
CurleW for violation of the fishery
laws. She was caught within the three
mile limit in the bay of Funday near
st. Andrews. She will be ibelled with
a view to her condemnation and conf1s-
cation.
New YoRK, Sept. THE board Of
health issued the usual bulletin this
morning announcing that there were
no cases of cholera in this city. DR..
Edison said today that he expected to
have the foating.hospitalr ready for Isl
on Sunday and that he had to-day sent
100 pounds of bychloride of mercury
to DR.. Jenkins for use as di~sinfectant.
HAMPTON FALLS, N. H., Sept. -
Jno. Ct. Whittier died at 4:30 this
morning. Mr. Whittier passed away
peacefully. His nearest relatives and
DR.. Douglass were at his bedside when
death came and he seemed to be con
scious of his surroundings to the last
moment. The funeral will take place
at Amesbury, Mass, at 2;30 p. m. Sat
urday next.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept Returns
from the whole of Russia for Sunday
last give the number of new cases of
cholera as q, no and the deaths at
2,073, showing an increase of 403 new
cases over Saturday. The deaths are
reported as numbering 2,073, the same
number as on Saturday. In the city
of ST. Petersburg yesterday 1873 new
cases and "a deaths Wer reported, an
increase of 50 new cases and a decrease
of 5 deaths as compared with Monday.
THE TENNESSEE MINERS