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- itOl 'DcOItG was Yesterday Ut -
cided upon for chairman Of the republi-
can naliOual committee.
The postmaster Of Huntsville, Mo has
been arrested on the charge Of robbipg
the mails. He was caught by means #
decOy letters. The amount Of money
secured is said to be very small
EX speaker Of the state house Of re-
representatives., A. Leazer, is out in a card
announcing his candidacy for the con-
gressional nomination in the seventh
congressional district, which Hon John
S. Henderson now represents.
General dlai + Stevenson, democratic
candidate for vice-president, with a num-
Der Of distinguished democrats, left for
New York Thursday night to join ex-
President Cleveland and meet the Motif
cation c mmittee on the 2Oth instant.
X. \. Garrett, of Asheville, was struck
Thursday night by a broken trolley wire
On the car line and knocked down, the
ing hlIl UNCONSCIOUS IOl
some time. Garrett was badly burned
on the neck, but no serious results are
~apprehcnded.
K. 6. Dun x Co. report the business
failures during the last seven days num-
Der: For the United States, 16S; Can
ada, %, total, 200, as compared with 17G
last week and 1871 the week previous to
the last, and PA for the corresponding
week of last year.
The secretary of the state democratic
committee respectfully requests the dem
ocralic editors Of the state to send one
copy Of their paper to the committee
during the campaign, in furtherance Of
The cause. TIE papers will be kept on
ttc al the headquarters.
Senator Colquitt, by request, Yesterday
introduced a bill proposing that the
fund created by the act Of 1862, to the
Liberiau Emigration company, of Atlanta
Ga, a sun equal to 800 for passage
and rations for sixty days to every adult
colored person who shall desire to emf
CRATE to Africa.
Thursday night at Holley, Ark, a col
ored brute named Julier Mosely assaulted
his seven-ycar-o old step. daughter. Mosely
was captured. A preliminary examina-
ton was held and the girl told a horrible
story, after which a crowd of cOlOred
men OverpOwered the constable, took
Mosely to a cotton gin and hanged him
With the rope used for drawing up
cotton.
The Missouri, Kansas and Tennessee
passenger train No. 2, south bound, was
held up by a gang of masked robbers at
Adair, Indian Territory, late Thursday
night. The robbers secured the contents
of the safe of the Pacific express and
made good their escape. 1t is believed
the robbers were the noted Dalton gang.
The amount stolen is between $50,O 600
and $4,000
Quiet has been restored in Paducab.
Ky, and there is no fearOf further trouble
Over 200 fire arms were seized in the
negro quarters Thursday and a number
of the leaders Of the mob were arrested
At a mass meeting of the better cll>, of
negroes resolutions were adopted depior-
ing the REGENTS events, and pledges "er'
made to cooperate with the whites ID
maintaining peace.
The rear coach of an excursion train
on the Louisville, Evansville 4 81. Louis
line was wrecked near Evansville al $40
o'clock yesterday. The extent Of the
damage is not fully known, but at least
three deaths will result. The accident
was the result of criminal carelessneSs on
the part of an employee Of the transfer
company who threw a switch too soon,
which caused the rear trucks of the last
coach TO jump the track.
Mount Etna now has eighteen open
ings, nine Of which are active. Lava is
flowing in the direction of NicOlosi at
the rate of fifty yards an hour. 1t has
already passed the lava deposits formed
by the violent eruption of 1886. The
flow of lava towards Pedara is less
rapid. Subterranean tumbling, and loud
and startling explosions continue.
Alarm among the inhabitants of the
various villages in the vicinity of Mount
| Etna is increasing and the people fear
that the phenomena of a more dangerous
| character than that which has already
occurred, are yet to be experienced.
Thursday night at Wallace, Idaho, the
strikers took 1877 Unarmed miners to the
mouth of Fourth of July canyon and after
robbing them, fired or them. Friday the
bodies of twelve non-union men were
found in the canyon, riddled with bullets.
! A number OF the wounded were carried
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