The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-09
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William White, grand secretary of the
ODD Fellows in the United States, died of
heart disease Sunday at Louisville. XIV
at the age of 20.
Three thousand miners struck at Fair
mont w. Va, yesterday 10 force r~ecogni-
ton Of their labor organization. The
operators OF the mills say they will close
permanently.
\ special from Chattanooga, Tenn,
says: Senator Harris passed through
this city Monday en- rote to Nashville to
intercede with Gov. Buchanan for the
Communication of the death sentence of
Col. II. Clay King.
1t is learned that a package containing
sixty thousand dollars has been lost by
the Adams express at the New York
Office by the carelessness of the clerk.
The loss was not discovered until the
t ain reached New York on yesterday.
At Petersburg, Ind, while trying to
arrest one Barnes, a miner who assaulted
Miss Reid at Winslow, the other day, a
dozen drunken miners set upon the sheriff.
\ free fight ensued, resulting in the pro-
bable fatal injury Of three miners and the
serious wounding of several others.
Fire broke out yesterday morning in
the furniture factory Of John Chatterton
& Co., 13 South Frederick street, Balti-
more. The fire telegraph was out Of
order and notice was carried to the de-
partment by a policeman. Hence the fire
got a big start and spread to the Hope
brass works, - South Frederick, and OPP
penheimer's solder factory at II South
Frederick street. Chatterton's place was
destroyed and the others named partially
so, besides other smaller losses from water
and scorching. The total loss is 5000, 600;
we'll insured.
The Raleigh New and Observer says
Sunday afternoon after the heavy rain
which fell about 3 O'clock, a horse was
drowned in Pigeon House Branch, about
a mile and a half from the city. One of
Mr.. J. b. Burwelrs milk wagon drivers
was attempting TO ford the branch which
was very high. The m TX wagon, driver
and horse were washed away by the
torrent, and the driver barely escaped to
the bank with his life. The horse was
carried down stream and becoming en-
tangled in the bushes could not swim out
and was drowned.
The Daily Herald, of Salisbury, is
responsible for this: A remarkable case
Of hair growing on a bald head was
shown the Herald yesterday. Mr.. L. w.
Hardister, Of the Vance cotton mills, has
been bald for seventeen years until four
weeks ago, when he had the hair on the
sides of his head cut. Since that time
hair has been growing on the bald por-
ton of his head, and now he has a splen-
did coat of hair. He cannot accOun for
the growth. Mr.. Hardister celebrated
his send birthday yesterday by visiting
us and showing his new growth Of hair.
A special to The News and Observer
from Burlington, August 8, says: \ diff
Guilty arose here Saturday evening be
tween Louis Browning and Harrison
| Allen, both colOrcd, in which Browning
was badly cut with a razor. 1t appears
that Allen was cursing the sister o.
Browning, when he Drowning inter
fered, at which Allen drew a razor, and
taking Browning by the throat, cut him
in the side just below the heart, the knife
reaching to the hollow. He was brought
to the drug store of Freeman X Page,
when Drs. Faucette, Lefever, Page and
Staley were summoned, and the wound
dressed and bandaged up. He is at this
writing doing as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances. We
learn that Allen was under the influence
of whiskey.
4 correspondent of the Daily Sentinel,
writing from Camp Holt, Aug 9th, says;
| Considerable indignation was manifested
in the Winston company to-day by the
conduct of Sergeant White, of company
c., of Reidsville, who, if statements be
true, has shown himself unworthy of the
uniform he wears. An estimable young
lady from Winston had been in the surf
at the beach, and, upon coming out, re-
paired TO her dressing room, whittier she
was followed by White, who raped upon
the door. Thinking that it was some
lady friends, in whose company she had
been, she opened the door, but upon see
ing her mistake al once endeavored &c
close it, in which effort she was resisted
by White. He persisted in his efforts &c
effect an entrance despite her remon
~strances, but was finally forced to leave
The young lady shortly afterwards me
some members of the Forsyth Riiemer
to whom she told her story, and they a.
once apprehended White and took hin
before the young lady for Identification