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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
saIs of"pei, Grove" Plantation.

Correspondence ~ the Richmond Dispatch.l
CoMoRs. Va. July 4.-The historic old
BELL Grove" plantation in this county
was sold last week for the small sum OF
s.. 900. which is perhaps the cheapest real
estate purchased in this county IN many
years. The dwelling.b use alone. which
rests upon a MAGNIFICENT Rappahannock
farm. is cheap at $4,000. and tbs, standing
directly by the memorable birthplace OF
President Madison, is one of the most
beautiful and attractive places in the Rap
pahannock Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05

Scripture and "The Nature of Original
Sin " were read and discussed and OF ques-
tons on baptism and confirmation Those
Portsmouth; r. X. McCsrth. OF Norfolk !;
Frederick Lucie. of Lynchburg; w. Gse-
ton Payne and John Meyerry. OF Staun-
ton; Ii. J. McKefery, of Msrtinsbure. ".
Va: II. X. Drake. Of Keyser; "a. j..
Denen. OF Harper's Ferry William fallon,
of Winchester; T. }. Wilson. OF frede,,
ricksburg: J. J. Bowler. Of Manassas and
II. J. Cutler and J. j. Kenefck. OF Alex
sndria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
ALLM PoRTsMOUTH.
eaesNssvlLLs COUNTY COURT.
No Formal Observance Of the Fourth
Personal and Orher Notes
fCorrespondercc OF The Richmond Dspatch.l

(Correspondence Of The Kfchmond Dspatcn'I
FYpoRrA, Va, July 4-The County
Court Judge n. :. Turnbull presiding
met Yesterday and was engaged q portion
of the day in trying civil cases and attend
ING TO routine business. The court is now
trying John Randolph, charged with
housebreakIng.
The Fourth of July had no formal cele-
bration here. The post office. courthouse,
and some of the store-houses were quite
,estilv adorned with the national coiors.
The day has been quiet and bright and the
air balmy and pleasant.
Mrs. ]. Green Morriss. an aged lady OF
this county. died this week.
Judge Mallory and Mr. X. Turnbull, OF
Brunswick. aud Mr. r. b. DAVIS. OF Peters
burg. were AZ our court:
Mr. Harry Schwartz lett for the noun
tains this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
A More Than Usually Elaborate Celebra-
tion-Everybody Out of Doors.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The celebration Of
the Fourth of July at the national capital
was upon an unusually extensive scale
this year. 1t opened with religious ser
wees at Epiphany church, conducted by
Rev. DR.. McKim, in the presence OF the
Sons ofthe Revolution, Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and Daughters OF the
Revolution. Thence the three societies
proceeded to the grounds of the Washing
ton monument. where. after the reading of
the Declaration of Independence, two
speeches were made, with music between
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05

br,et as II is Al the longest. is liable TO be ma
terialIy car,allei by our own lndincretions. The
ayspspt,c eat what they should not. tho bilious
ti.ink & ffre 10 excess. and the Rheumatic, neu.
raIgic, aud cons ump,ise ST IN draughts, get vet
iset. and remain 10 damp ciothee, and then
woaeer when III how thsy became 30 To per-
sfus win Q tendoucy 10 neuralgia. vo roc0o-
mend daily use OF Hostsstsr's stomach Bit
eers, aud especially sffer unsvoidshle exposure
IN damp q o<hervtos inclcmens weethers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
Few Arrests Made.

There were very few arrests made In
Richmond yesterday for holiday. Ex-
ceptIonally good order seems to have pre-
vailed both In and near the city. Among
the prisoners taken TO the Third station
house was John Lockett (colored), who
was placed under arrest by order of Major
johnson for disorderly conduct. After his
incarceration the charge Of teloniously as
saultIng James lofty was also entered
AGAINST him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
NoTABLITIEs.
SUPERINTENDENT POPE DEAD.
Mack TiIlery Instantly Killed by Light
nipg-A Richmond Pair Welded.

correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
WELDON, n. c.. July AIR. II. j. Pope.
SUPERINTENDENT OF the State farms near
tnis place. died at MS residence this morn
ing, after several weeks illness, in the f3d
year of his age. The deceased was one of
Halifax county's most honored citizens,
and was highly esteemed by all VINO Knew
him. HIS remains will be laid to rest IN
the cemetery here tomorrow morning.
During the heavy thunderstorm at Til
lery, in this county, yesterday Mack Ill
lery was struck and instantly killed by
lightning. Two other men who were with
MIN were knocked down and severely
shocked but not seriously injured.
Sir. J. NJ. McCue and Miss Amelia Wool
ridge, of Richmond, took advantage of
the glorious Fourth. and came cut to Wei
don where they were united in marriage
by MAJOR Z. l.. Emry. a Justice of the
peace. The happy pair will return home
tonight.
Mrs. G. d. Duke. of Richmond. is visit
ing the family of Mr.. j. l.. Bass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
star n,naitin Hand.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch

CoLoRADo SPRINGS. Co... July i.-Henry
Starr. who was arrested Sunday with John
Wilson, confesses that be - the man want
ed Tor killing the United States Marshal at
Fort Smith. Ark. out he claims i was
done in self-defence., HIS alleged wife al
mis- his identity. ispec;sl-Agent Taylor,
OF the Santa Fe, thinks the two men
robbed the train at Clmarron on June 10th
last. Starr will stand charged with every
crime upon the eslencar-murder. train
and bank robbery, whiskey selling. etc.
Starr is only "a years of age and began
mis- career Of crime only about year ago.
There are rewards amounting to $4,000 for
his arrQst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
A MONSTER EXCLUSION.
A PoNY-PENNINe ON THE FOURTH.
Teachers Preparing for the Worid's-Fair
Trip-State CeIebrities at MOrebsad.


Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dspatch.l
MoRFHEAD CRY, n. c., July 4.-TO-day
there il q pony penning on the Banks,
some fifteen miles from here. If there ID
TO be any other recognition OF the glori-
Our Fourth " il has not yet materiallzed.
The crowd here IS not so large as last
week. most OF the teachers having re-
turned to their homes to get ready tor
their Chicago trip on she 9th.
Everything is quiet and resttul around
the hotel and every body in the best OF
humor except Or. IA. y. Haywood, OF
Raleigh, the resident physician, who look
ed agrieved because nobody gets SICK
and his vocation is gone for the Donce.
Anticipation is expeetant OF grand
time when the military, which IL CON-
nosed of the flower of North Carolina
Young manhood, gets here next week.
MAY DESERT.
The young ladies' of Washington recog-
nizing this grand opportunity, Will come
in a battalion of ffty-rauk and flle-to
stay through the encampment unless they
find favorable opportunity to desert the
sisterhood. Means OF communication by
ya,l and boat will be ample between town
and camp.
NoTABIIITIEs.
Right Rev. Bishop Lyman and wife are
among the State celebrities here, as 10 also
Hon. +. NJ Simmons, chairman OF the
State Democratic Executive Committee.
Governor Carr and family are billed to
spend next week here. and party of some
flty.odd from Augusta, Ga, have engaged
rooms for that time.
General W. Il. Cox, Clerk of the Senate,
is looked for tonight, to remain TIL he
goes to Washington to be present at the
opening of the extra session of Congress
on August 7th. The general impression
here IS that the calling of the extra ses-
sion will stop the financial panic, and that
II would not have occurred II the session
had been called in April or May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
Gone After His Prisoner.

Sergeant John r. Hall, of the Richmond
police force, left the city yesterday for
baltimore, where he goes after John Bar
ron. who was arrested there q day or two
since on a charge Of breaking into the
store of Peter Chiocca here and COM
hitting larceny. He will return with bis
prisoner to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
Bob onriqw Run Over and Killed.

INltEt-p0HuuIIVUUt 'lI0 Is'VIl1l7VI1 H'7 FI1V"'I
WELDON. n. G.. July 4.-Bob Outlaw, a
negro man about IS years OF age, living on
Sheriff !. G. Bonds farm in the Indian
N Gods" fell OF heavy loaded cart SsIur-
day and was run over. He died from the
effects of the injuries YESTERDAY.
The commissioners met to-day and
granted eighteen bar-room licenses, i've
OF which 2ere in this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
frrhert Gnes 10 the Fair.
~ ,nin,rsnh 10 the Disnatch.l

WAsnISBroS, ID. c.. July 4.--secretsry
Herbert goes 10 Chicago this afternoon,
and will be absent from Washin. ton until
the early part of next week: During aus
stay at Chicago the Columbian caravels
are expected 70 arrive. Secretary Heroe,t
will partieIpate IL the ceremonies attend
ing their reception as the representative
of the navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
whsu Trey.i,tng,

whether on pleasure bent or business, take
an avery trip bottle OF Syrup OF Figs. as
Il acts most pleasantly and enectualiy on
the kidneys, liver. and bowels. preventing
feysrs. headaches. and other forms OF SICK,
ness. For sale in SOC. aud 81 bottles by Al
Leading druegists. Manufactured Dy thf
California Fig Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
pusfi,nr aaa conr.n,. p,.,royea.

Correspondence OF Tue Flchmond DIspatch.I
ArLEE's. Va. July 4.--Last night about
II O'Clock the dwelling OF lr. Thomas G.
Pierce, of this place, took FIRE, and despite
the efforts Of the neighbors who yolun-
teered assistance the house aud It's con.
tents were consumed. The amount Of
losses and insurance, il any. are not
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
me csrIi.ie. or Tor Chicago.

WASHINGTON. July 4.-Secretarv Carlisle,
Mrs. Carlisle. and Logan Carlisle left here
NJ II o'eiock this moroing over the BATH
more and Ohio railroad for Chicago. on 8
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
pied from Ueart-Disesss

Coroner Taylor was called to No. l19
Ram Cat alley yesterday morning'to view
the body Of Grace Stewart, a colored
woman about GO years old. who was found
dead upon the floor OF her room. Death
resulted from heart-disease, and the body
| ,yos .urna1 over IN friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
NO CLUE IN THE HARRISON CASE.
Mrs. Harrison or "Oliver Has Not
Turned Up-seaboard Officers.

Mrs. Harrison " or 'oiiser has wv
Turned Up-seoboard Officers.
ICorrsspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK. Va, July 4.-There are no de-
yelopments IN the Harrison case, Mrs. Oh,
yer. or Harrison, not get having reached
Norfolk IN search of the missing vaiise and
securities. The detectives find nothing IN
their clue.
Only three vessels from foreign coun-
tries entered this port during this month
Of June, but twenty-nine vessels cleared
from Norfolk during the month for tor-
eign countries.
ALL IN PORTSMOUTH.
All the Seaboard Airline officers are
now in Portsmouth and duly installed IN
their several departments. IL is now said
the erection of the Union depot VIII be
fastened TO accommodate them.
Major F. w. Jett. of Berkeley, is IN Rich
mond for medical treatment.
The Norfolk Elks have chartered the
new James-river steamer Pocahontas for
an excursion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
rhre. Fro ignl.csrs wreesed.

[correspoadence OF the kichmond Dispstoh.I
BsDFoRp CITr, Va. July A,--rhe wreck
OF three freight-cars occurred two miles
west of this city during last night. Seve-
Demolished the rear cars OF tue advance
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
ssidsummer Conference Of friesfs'
fypcclai telegram TO the Dlspascb.l

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 4.--The midsum-
mer conference Of the priests OF Northern
virginia was held at the rectory OF st,
Nsry's church to-day. Questions on doc
frlual and moral subjects were discussed,
Papers on " The Nature and inapiratiop q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
ALegisiature that Cost.

10y toipettph W sn0 D''p'~~s'i
IouIsvnLR, Ky, July 4.-The Kentucky
Legislature. after being in session 5si days,
adjourned sine die YESTERDAY. The cost to
the State was SGO0. 600, and hereafter ses-
sions will be limited by law to sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
Riehmonders Ia New York.
~ 49, ptsnats,

Nyw YonE, July Al. l.. Thurston, j..
n Thurston. j. j. Rutherford. Gilsey; a.
g. Webb. Continental; Il. II. Pettis. Hot-
man, w. d. Rice. w. II. Nelson, q. 4.
Msuidin, Marlborough; Q. Anderson.
MURRAY Hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
CaD,atn Dani.I's Appcintme :.

Captain K. I. Daniel has rsturneUto Inc
city from Washington. lie has secured a
position az chief Of one of the divisions Of
the Treasury Department, for which he
stood most rigid and successful eXaml-
natfOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
VETERANS REUNION.
GRAND AssEMslA0e or coNeEce-
RATES At ROCKY MOUNT.
Cnder the Auspices Of =. =, Early Camp
Nearly 1909 Pssssss Present. 10.
siuding 1900 Osd soldiers.


RocxY Mouxr. Va. July 1.-THE Conked-
crate veteranS reunion under the suspscss
of Jubal A. Early Camp OF this place. Osp-
tain George III. Helms commandant and
Colonel q. p. I. Greer adiutsut. drev To-
gether here to-day the largest crowd cvor
assembled in Rocky Noun. on sny prs-
vious occasion. The crowd was estsmsksd
from four 10 seven thousand. All ofs<hs
adjacent counties were rspressoted; aha.
the cities OF Richmond, Lynchburg. Mar
tinsville, Danvilie. and Roanoke. The Old
soldiers alone present numbered perhaps
two thousand or more.
PLENTIFUL yxAsr.
Tables were spread in beautiful grove
near town. and the multitude was fed and
filed with the best the land affords. The
orators were Rev. Frank stringfellow. ora
tor Of the day, introduced by Captain
George T.. Dennis; Colonel Msury, OF
Richmond; Colonel Hsirston, Of Martins
vile; Colonel Steigleman, OF FLOYD, and
others. The procession was formed on
Main street, and was composed OF cavalry.
infantry, artillery, and citizens on horse
back and IN vehicles, and all under the
command Of Captain George nj. Helms,
chief marshal.
MUSIC ENTHUSIASM.
A brass band, drums and fifes, etc..
headed the column. aud great enthusiasm
prevailed. The reunion was perfect and
complete success in every particular and
will be long remembered by all who had
the pleasure OF participating in 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
WaalliQr.

(By telegraph 10 the Dispaccn.l
r WAsMEGTos, ID. c., July A.
fllp forecast for twenty-four hours
M" from midnightto midnight
cast for Virginia: Generally fair
weather Wednesday; probably local
showers "Wednesday night; southerly
winds.
For North Carolina and South Carolina /:
Fair weather; southeasterly winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies were
clear at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
A PLENTIFUL yxAsr.
MusIC--ENIHusIAEM,
Ressit Of q Drunken Nesr" Row.
fsnerini te,rsran 10 the Dtspatrh.l

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July An Q drunken
row this evening William Banks (colored)
was seriously cut about the head BY Joseph
Holland and William Clark (colorsd(.
They are both under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
HARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, july 4, 1898.

Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; trivia Welsiger. agent
SAILED
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers: George w. Alien
4 Co., agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
YEARLY ALLIANCE STATEMENT.
Public Business suspended-Wouid-B
Female students-A Big Excursion.


RALEIGH. N. G.. July 4.-The business
accent of the State Alliance has issued "a
statement of its business for four years
past, the year ending July list, and says II
amounted TO S1.i90. 600. The greatest
business was done in ls90-'9l, S49i 600;
il being $685., 600 for 1929. The Alliance
claims a gain in mem bership lately, fol-
loving q very great falling of: -,
There was no observance or the Fourth
here. All public business was suspended
and many people went on pic-nlcs or to
the marks. There were no fireworks. The
bows nut in the day firing crackers. That
was the only sign OF the day. For years
heretofore Raleigh has celebrated the
Fourth but this year there is the blight or
hard times and attendant apathy. Many
people left for Greensboro on the early
morning train.
ONE KILLED, THE OTHER UNHuRT.
News reaches here Of the killing of Peter
Green by ightning-strok in Granville
county yesterday. He had taken refuge IN
house with comrade, who was I'M
harmed.
Heretofore there have been thirteen
deputy revenue collectors in tins district.
Notice was given to-day by the, govern
ment that the number was reduced 20
| twelve. The Treasury Department could
cut down the force Of clerks.
The first term of the law-school at wake
| Forest College begins September LIST. IL
| will be regular school and not summer
school.
YOUNG WOMEN APPLICANTS.
President Winston. OF the university,
| informs me that there are quite number
| of applications by young women for adj
| mission 20 that institution as regular stu
dents or to take special courses OF study.
| For some wears the women have been IN a
| auiet way insisting upon uniyerslty ad-
| vantages. C0-educatiOn is something not
very far in tie future.
| The boy Stronach. who last week stab
bed young son of Judge Whitaker here,
was to-day held to appear at court in
| $500 bond, having waived examination.
| Bond was given. Court begins III Septem-
Der.
| A MONSTER EXCURSION.
| The great excursion of North Carolina
teachers TO the Worlds FAIR. which was
expected TO leave July Goth, will not leave
| until the 9th. The reason for the post
ponement Is that the secretary OF the as
sembly, who is the manager of the excur-
sion, is Colonel r. G.. Harrell. whose du
ties as Qusrtermaster-Gener Will keeI
him at the encsmpment OF the state Guar
until the 23d. There are $50 persons booked
for the excursion. These go on three
trains ria Charlottesville.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
NORTH DAKOTA MAsoNs.

Jamestown. n. D., June 10.-Thc grand
chapter Royal Arch Masons adjourned
after electing the following officers:
David NJ. Holmes. Grand Forks. NJ. E.,
Dep. q. H. p: Sylvester J. Hill. Fargo,
X. f., Dep. G. H. p; i. +. Branch,
jamestown. II. e. G. X: DR.. A. B. Her
rick. Lisbon. II. Il. &. s.; William Cras-
well. Valley City, Il. f. G.. treasurer;
T. J. Wilder, Casselton. X. Il. c., sec
rotary; II. ]. Rowe. Casselton. Il. G.,
chaplain; D. +. Morgan, Devils Lake,
Il. G. G. H.: George I'heiphs. Fargo. E.
&. p. s.: George l.. McGregor. James
town. +. G. r. c.: James NJ. Marshall,
Bismarck, Il. G. NJ. first "; Fred Alpin,
Lisbon. T.. G. NJ. second ": james Nc
Donald. Grafton, +. G. NJ. thilrl ";
Thomas Richie, Valley City. +. G.
sentinel. The principal work oft he
grand body was adopting new ritual
and code of bylaws.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
ATTACHED.

West Superior, Wis, June 1O.-An at
tachment has been served against the
Frank \ Lappen company for $4,000 in
favor of Benjamin NJ. We'll of Milwaukee
for note given by the West Superior in
s,itution to bolster up the Lappen Com
pany of Milwaukee. The immense store
is in possession of the sheriff, and will
probably pass into the hands of a re-
cciver. The company here says the claim
is illegal under the articles of incorpora-
ton prohibiting the Endorsement of ac-
commotla1ion notes, and will resist the at
tachmcnt Treasurer James says the as
sets of the company are ample to pay all
Indebtedness and much more.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
VISIT FORT SMELLING.

The United States steamer Gen. Barn
ard took POO members of the Loyal Lee
gion and their families to Fort Smelling
and M:nnchaha yesterday. She left the
wharf at the foot of Jackson street at
9:45 and steamed up the river TO the
fort, where she was met by Col. Mason
and the officers Of the garrison who ac-
companicd the party to the falls TN
their return the troops We're called out
and reviewed. and the visitors were
pleasantly entertained for time. The
Third regiment band accompanied ;he
party from the fort to the falls and re-
turn: lunch was served on the boat and
IL very enjoyable programme carried out.
The party returned to the city shortly
after 1 o'clock and the guests were per-
mitted to look about the city and amuSc
themselves us they saw tit.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
4 RIG EAIII'RE

Hudson, Wis, June 10.-Thcre was a
great connection among business men
and depositors generally yesterday when
the Hudson Savings bank failed to open
its DOORS The following notice was
posted: lowing to the stlingrncy OF
the money market we have deemed it
best in justice to our dcpositors to S'lS-
pend for the present. The bank has as
sets enough to cover all deposits. No
warning of any kind was given The
city funds were deposited there. There
are doubts of the bank renewing bust
ness. The assets and liabilities are
given at S7S2,0OO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
TROUBLE BREWING.

I Duluth, June 1O.-As the time draws
near for the opening of eight of the rich
est timbered townships northeast of Tow.
or it becomes evident that there is going
to be trouble between the settlers or
squatters on the one hand and purchasers
under the timber act on the other. In
one town at least the squatters have al
,teady a strong organization for their
: ,atual protection, and travellers through
- T section find themselves confronted by
s'N4ed men who demand their business
there. One method of the squatters to
protect themselves is the destruction of
the section corners and quarter-posts. The
homesteaders have private markings en-
aiding them to distinguish their own
claims and their purpose. that of mis-
leading a jumper, is fully served.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
TERRIBLE REVENGE

City of Mexico. June 1O.-At Bascola
in the State of Guerrero Il band of brig
ands led by Lendo Sanchiz. a notorious,
assaulted the residents of Salurino Pru-
dente. A desperate resistance was made
by Mr.. Prudente, assisted by his ser
wants. and in the battle he received a
wound which soon caused his death.
Upon gaining entrance to the house the
bandits killed the fourtccn-year-old daugh
ter of Mr.. Prudcnte. mutilating the body
in Il horrible manner. They then, placed
a rope around her dead body ana dragged
it about the streets for Il considerable
distance. This terrible crime was COM
united by the bandits III revenge.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
MANY KILLED.

Managua. June 1O.-Thc negligence of
the conductor and engineer of Il railroad
train caused an accident near Sabana
Grande. which resulted in the killing of
many passengers. The train was left
on tho track without Il headlight or any
thing else to warn the engineer of an
approaching train of danger \ we'll
filled passenger train dashed into the
one standing on the track. Nearly a
dozen persons were killed and rs many
more were injured.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
LADY ELDERS

Pittshurg. June 1O.-Since the death of
Father Henrici, last December. the male
membership of the Economic society has
become so depleted that ut Il meeting to-
day it was found necessary to elect three
women to the board of elders. Hereto
fore women have not been eligible. 1t
is only question of fcw years until
the society will become extinct. When
Father Henrici died there We're thirty
five survivors. and now there are hut
eighteen. Nine left the society after the
feucht trouble. receiving $5.NN. and eight
have died. With the exception of
Trustee DusS. his wife and TWO or three
others. the surviving members are all
octogonarianS.