The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-28
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murder of Lee Davis, in Haywood county.
Charles c. Paske, a well known Balti-
more drummer, died of sunstroke at the
Exchange hotel, Roanoke, Va yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures John Reed
died Yesterday at Boston, aged 50 He
was Of the old book firm Of Reed and
Fields.
Moses :. Beach, who was for more than
twenty years either a partner or sole pro-
priotor Of the New York Sun, and who
sold it to its present owners, died on
Monday at his home at Peekskill, New
York. lie was in his 10Th year.
York, Penn had another severe eX-
pcricncc with a thunder storm yesterday
afternoon. 1t began about ? o'clock and
for half an hour the rain fell in torrents,
accompanied by a high wind, vivid light
ming and heavy thunder. INT or two
killed.
The Richmond Review says: \ IN
not a thousand miles from Richmond
was without doubt the most Hurried fe-
male last Sunday in seven counties, when
she discovered, after coming out of
church, that her brand new hat was
a lOrnCd with a tag, wEereupOn was in
scribcd the legend, "Rcduced to %21j.'
Charles II. Page, broker, of Philadel
phia, Of the firm Of +. T. Page & Co., was
shot by a customer named Robert Ken
ncdy, 50 years old, while sitting in his
private office at 1872 South Fourth street,
yesterday. Page died almost instantly
and Kennedy meanwhile blew out his
W brains. The men, it is reported, had
IA difference over some stock transaction.
\ band Of brigands, under the leader
ship Of CcciliO Salina, made a raid on the
town of Pucrpero, Texas, yesterday.
While engaged in their work they were
attacked by a detachment of the Eighth
federal regiment. A battle ensued, the
bandits standing their ground. Four Of
the latter were killed, while one Of the
soldiers received a death wound. No
captures were made. The same band
made IA raid on Puerpcro a few days ago.
The following bulletin was issued from
Mr.. Tricks residence yesterday "Mr.
Frick slept soundly nearly the entire
night, and his condition this morning in
dicates a general improvement over that
Of ,,Ctnrlny HI, nomination. ooJ ~,,1oo
are normal for the first time since the
shooting. He has a good appetite, and
ate as hearty a breakfast as when in good
health. Everything now points to his
speedy recovery, and the surgeons regard
the present status of his case as unpre-
cedented in medical hist
The DanburY Reporter says There is
some talk of putting an ice plant at a
convenient point to manufacture the
mineral water here into ice and ship it to
other towns and cities. Nothing will be
done in q real business way until some of
the water has been turned to ice, then
analysed, to see what effect the freezing !!
las Ol tLlt ulCNllIllldl pl'pCll'CN VI IC
water. There are three springs within
unc-fourth to half a mile of each other
here, either of which will furnish water
for ten thousand visitors. The water at
these springs carry in solution some
twenty medicinal properties.
DR.. Henry c. McGonigle, who was CON
victcd Of causing the death of Annie
Goodwin, in Harlem, by a criminal oper-
alton, and who had been a fugitive from
Justice for many months, was arrested
Tuesday morning, charged with causing
the death of Mrs. Louisa Webb, of Ravens
wood. MIS-. Webb died Tuesday, the au-
topsy showing from the effects Of NAL
practice. midwife named Bale and the
husband of the dead woman, Frank Webb,
were also placed under arrest, charged
with being implicated in the crime. The
trio were arraigned yesterday. Webb,
figured in the riots at Homestead as a
Pinkcrton man.
y SINNiaI 10 the CldlC NLIOulCIG from |
Windsor July % says: In a little hut on
the land Of Mr.. T. j. Huckstall lives a
curious freak OF nature in the person Of !
a little negro child ) years old, the
daughter OF Webster and Harriet
llokcw. The little child was born with
ont legs and only one arm. All the rest
of the children were fully developed, but
they have no sense, while this one is
remarkably bright and her understanding
Is equal to any negro child of IS. She
has been attending the public schools,
can read, write and solve almost any
problem in Sanford's common school
arithmetic, while her brothers and sisters,
who are older, cannot spell words of two
syllables. She knits her stockings aud
makes and washes her clothes and can
cook as well as her mother.
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