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Evening journal., 1893-03-11
miscellaneous.

A disastrous FIRE broke out in the Ames
building, Essex and Lincoln streets,
Boston, which burned over four hours.
The area burned over comprises practic
ally one whole square, bounded on the
north by Essex street, on the east by
Lincoln street, on the south by Tufts
street, on the west by King ton street
la addition, one building on the north Of
Essex street was burned aud also three
buildings on the east side of Lincoln
street; the emergency Hospital, which
was part Of the United States Hotel
aud the rear corner Of the hotel. The
loss will probably reach s., 600, 00O Four
dead bodies have been taken from the
ruins two Of which have been identified
and there are supposed to be many others
yet undiscovered.
The jury in New York re turned a YER
dict In favor of Deacon White who was
sued for damages for the alleged mali
cious prosecution of Alfred II. Parker
Fairbank & Cudahy, Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, are thought to have
cleared 81, 500, 000 through the recent
rise in lard
Elias Loring, full blooded Indian, was
executed at Pushmataha Court House.
near Caddo, !. T.. for the murder or
Susan Chavatt, an old woman, on Jan
uary 80. The execution was carried out
according to the customs Of the Choc
tGws
There was sensational advance Of
nearly 3 cents per Dushel in the price OF
wheat during the FIRST hours trading Oh
Chicago Change
Two Indians have been killed in the
Grow Indian troubles at / aurel, Mont
aud the men who did the killing have
given themselves up. No further trouble
is expected
Argument was made at Albany in the
attemp. to transfer the case Of John G
Eno from the state courts TO those Of the
United States
Four workmen were injured, one of
them fatally, by the collapse of tower
upon which they were working in
| Chicago
Patrick Bruin aud John o Hearne
were crushed to death between two
Pennsylvania railroad barges at New
/ York
Clayton Cruze and Henry Smith, who
are charged with assassinating Deputy
Marshal Wellman during the johnson
! County Wyo., tr oubles last spring, have
been arrested.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
Personal Eventa.

Rudolph A. Vallette has been i'll for
several days at his home on Harmony
street.
Miss Lulu Gerry, Of Port Deposit, has
been a guest at the NJ e. parsonage
Miss Emma Anderson, of Wilmington,
has been visiting old friends here
Professor James II PayDter will take a
coruse Of study in music arranging and
composition
John Sewell is still improving under
the new course Of treatment which he is
receiving at the Presby Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Professor SlSimerhorn, the well known
banjolst and guitarist will appear for
the hrst time here at Quaker lea, to
be given by u A. M f. Church women
In the Red Mems Hall on Thursday, March
90.
Prof J .Skimerhorn will play at the Red
Mems Hall on Thursday evening, March %
New garden and flower seeds, J. n. Stoops.
Whitewash brushes and paints, j. 4. stoops.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
Philadelphia.

Mrs Martha Deutsch, who was de
serted by her husband in this city after
two days Of married life and wrote q
letter to her parents in New York that
she was going TO commit suicide, was
found in house on South street.
The National Circle Of Education" a
Jewish Chautauqua movement, to be
started In this city, was outlined by Rev
Dr. Henry Berkowitz at Rodef Shalom
Synagogue.
The Sub. Committees of Council on
railways reported favorsbly the bills pro
posing to construct trolley lines
Governor Pattison and number Of
members Of Legislature visited the
University Of Pennsylvania.
j. A. Jewell took testimony i'm the case
Of Harry r. shultz in an appeal from a
decision Of the Board of General APP
praisers
Graduates and undergraduates OF Phi
Kappa Psi in Philadelphia and vicinity
dined at the Bellevue
Norman p Heiiiey delivered a lecture
on "Ancient Classical Shorthand" at
Mercantile Library Hall
The first annual banquet of the Ursinus
College Association of Philadelphia was
held at the Colounade.
The Philadelphia public school exhibit
for the Worlds Fair is now being ar
ranged.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
"The blood is the LIfe. :,

Runs the old saying, and everything that ever
makes part OF any organ OF the body must
reach iis place therein through the blood,
Therefore. II the blood is purified and kent In
good condition by the use OF Hoods Sarsa.
pal lila, Il necessarily follows that the benefit
OF the medicine is impaired 10 every organ OF
the body. Can anything be simpler than the
M thoda BY which this excellent medicine
gives good health to all who VIII try IL fairly
and patientlyf
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY
National


Speculation on the French mission, FOR
which Frederick Coudsrt seemed TO be
booked, now includes the name Of Sens-
tor Eustis Of Louisiana; r s. Coolidge OF
Massachusetts,, Lambert Tree Of Illinois,
aud ex Representative Mckenzie of Ken.
tucky, are spoken OF for the missions to
Switzerland, Germany and Peru, re-
spectively
Treasurer Nebeker rendered his resig.
nation and 1t will be accepted as soon as
the President determines bis successor.
Captain George w. Skinner and ex.
Representative Levi Maish Of Pennsyl-
vania, are mentioned for the commission.
efship OF internal revenues.
But little progress has yet been made
by the Democratic Senatorial Steering
Committee.
Doorkesper Turner Of the House, has
discharged an assistant whose appoint
ment was secured by Representative
Hamilton Of Iowa, who failed of re-
election.
Representative Henderson has supple.
mented Senator Allisons comparison of
the appropriations of the last two Con.
crosses, showing that the Fifty second
is the more entitled to be known as the
Billion.
Secretary Carlisle has been notified by
western and southern banks that they
will supply gold for small notes.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

coming mp the Battery tracks. crashed
into bis vehicle and sent It of the track
in pieces. Fols fortunately was thrown
with the wagon, of the track and escaped
with only few bruises The Delaware
Iron Company will reimburse the carter
for his loss.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
Incidents of the DaY.

Robert H. Harrington was not the
superintendent of the Delaware street
report that he cut off the limb of the tree
upon which he was sitting, is false.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
RECENT LITERATURE.

On account OF the Panama Canal
scandal, all eyes have been turned to
France. The publication at this time,
therefore. of translation Of the French
Constitution will meet with much ap
proval. The American Academy OF
Political aud Social Science have Just
published such translation, together
with an admirable historical sketch OF
the constitution. by Professor Charles Il
A Currier of the Massachusetts, Insti
tute Of Technology II is sent as sup.
plement to tho March Annals Of the
American Academy and makes the third
in the series of constitutions the Academy
Is publishing.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
New Jersrr.

The Senate passed over the governors
veto the bill depriving Mayor Wanser, Of
Jersey City, of part of his patronage.
The Grand Lodge of the ancient Order
II United Workmen elected officers at
Trenton.
Burglars visited the residence Of John
Wood, of Newark, while his two daugh.
ters were alone, chloroformed one and
were intimidating the second with re-
volver when frightened away.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

Parties intending 10 paint and grain
their houses can get limitations Of hard
wood and marble made as natural as TO
deceive experts by using tine Patent
Transfer Gralning Paper Indorsed by
leading architects and builders Beauty.
durability, cheapness unexcelled. Samples
of the work can be seen and use of paper
taught Immediately to every body at No
SIG Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
George Mhite.

Contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set with care;
furniture cars at short notice; hoisting aud
riEfing tone, Once, No. 10 French street..
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

Use Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for all i'm
puiities Of the blood It is Natures
own remedy. Beware of limitations and
insist upon the genuine imported article.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
Pianos aud Organs

500 for slightly used Plano. good order
So a choice BuTdett organ. almost new.
Bf1ASlUS & SUNS.
li0l, 1l0d, 1ii0 Chestnut St., .Phila.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

send Tour Carpets 70 the Electric CARPET
Cleaning ana Upholstery Works, 400 Orange
ST. Telephone 5d5. bader 3 Conway,
Evening journal., 1893-03-11
j. 4. zobley Artist

Has on exhibition in O. n Rudolnh's win
dow handsome crayOn portrait Of the late h..
Is. Wright onlsrged from a small tin-type.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

A Have youI
one? Is it all
SPRlkG right or do
you need a
OVERCOAT new one. The
new styles are
here--came in yesterday.
A big lot of the fine quail
tiles made by the best
makerof readymade cloth
ing we have ever found;
but the prices are not
high, although the mater
ials, trimmings, styles and
makeup are all the best.
From 81 to $25 you can
select something to suit
almost any taste or pocket
book, and the sooner you
come in the better assort-
ment you will see and
will pay no more than if
you wait later. Look at
how much and how nice
a coat $40 will buy and
then wonder how they
were ever cotton up for
the money; but we can do
it il anyone can, and you
shall have just as good
clothing and as cheap as
anyone if you come to
Sixth and Market for it.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing 9th & Market,
Hats,
Shoes. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

ono perfection is so absolute,
That some impurity doth not
pOllute."
Evening journal., 1893-03-11

Hoods pills cure liver ills constipation,
hni0uspess, jaundice, slcK heaaaehe iwiiaesiiQp
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-06

Prctest agafst fhs Spesesr tisfi aad Con-
yiet EAbar r cenpstitlda vita Fres
Labor.
coIunHrs D.. Jan s BY = Using
vote Wednesday morning the state 10.
Dor and lsades assembly declared the
Spencer 99-year bill an outrageous
scheme 70 give 10 corporations perpst.
nal foothold in the streets. and calling
upon all the legislature 10 vote against
X Secretary tsAfloway's report recon-
mends the repeal 81 the Rawlins. bin.
Fisher. Of Cincinnati. offered resolu.
tion asking the abolishmcnt of the man.
ufactnre in the state prison Oh good.
that sell in competition with honest Ia
bor products The legislative commit.
tee reported that IS labor bills were In
trodneed last winter % passed and q
arc yet pending.
The whole cost Of lobby ing these
bills was ssi67O Fisher, Of Cincinnati
on behalf Of his delegation. asked Tor 4
law 10 prevent installment houses rob.
brig their patrons Peter VIII 81
Cleveland. announced that Representa-.
tive betty. bit Cleveland. would intro
duee bill repeating the law allowing
corporations to insure against loss by
casualty @
Isycotts are declared against the non.
union breweries. the Reformed Church
Publication ilonse. and Schneider 4
Turropp. stove founders, Of Cleveland
a resot1t l,n asking the alsollshment d
tho contract system Of public work,
was advfaed
The Trcasnrer's report showed that
the receipts and expenditures iuss bal
anrel--ssK7s II was resolved 70 helr
the Union foundry workers OF cleve
land, who ars discharged because ihey
are Union men. and to test the Level
lyn law u last winter, which forbidl
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vier W.ns. Is =. IT.er,,s.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Ian s--Isert Wing.
the wife-murderer created decided
sensation when he was taken into tic
circuit courtroom for trial Tlca-
day. Weary Of life ANA with hIs
highly. cultivated mind shoelxcd by
the awful deed which he had com
mitted under such sensational cirruni-
stances. be made the startling an
nonncement when his case wns called
that he had made no preparation. for
trial and pleaded guilty. asking that
the court at once pass the death sen.
tence on hinl II will be remembered
that be stabbed his young and beautiful
wife 70 death IN . house Of prsatitu.
tion, where he had taken her. and only
three days ago he attempted suicide by
taking morphine.
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CONDENSED NEWS



Five O., Il. 4 h frcmcn ana enel-
neers were discharged a Lima. q. for
drinking
The London standards Paris cores
pondent says that four fresh cases. 81
cholera were reported TUESDAY IN Dam
kirk.
The steamer New south was stopped
II Stevenspofts KY. on nceonEt 81 the
lee The ios passengers we're sent aorth
by rail
Charles Fioqnet authorized denial
Of The truth o. reports that be intended
% resign the presidency % the French
chamber
The BERLIN correspondent 81 the Lon
don Times says that two fresh cases II
cholera wcre reported III Hamburg
Tuesday. and ono III Wandsbeel
The Ruston ehamber II ronraerce
passed resolution condemnine the
further purchase III balloon BY Ills gssv-
ernmrnL They want the ael ~ 1870
repealed
Henry 4 Mitchell. 81 Tanspa., AZ
noon Tuesday Was inauguratoa gov
ernor ~ FLORIDA The Inauguration
ceremoaies were followed ~ Zig
barbecue id Courthouse s4aarr, NJ
which fully live thousand people we're
served
The California Legislature assembled
Tuesday, rvpublIcans organizing tAa
senate W eleetlDg senator i, II Tar.
pfntct. % Los Angelss Is president
Pho tenn, and the democrats organizing
the nsseinblyMitia 4 H. Gouidmsrcesil.
- spcaitcr.
Apeeaiisf marriage rcsHrfed III Co.
lnmbas Ind tho parties being ssltiam
Il. Whis mud seesie II IsArxImgrr.
Tie groom " III years uf avr hnd tits
brigie Ia. end HE brides father Is
hro1hrr in.Iaw ~ tha grmiau, having
mat fied for his second N Fte 4 sister 81
the groom
AT AlekandFia, o.. 4 natatisar of vgnnx
people werc Acrennslfnx Mr. mia MIA
Walter pfsue, newly married e0apa
Prior secured u zhDtxnn and csYptied
dive loads into Tho serenaderx. FUur *
Alaa party received the consenis 81 tie
gun III the facr aud arms and were bad
~ disHxnroe
Alerino Sheep Registry association. Id
session ia strubcnvilIe. d, Tuesssay
evening. Ii bahaIf 81 The assoeiation
will forward i petition ID cungrcsx ask
ing the membcts not to meddIe with
the wool tariff
Charles Perry, sonof Hon Rod Perry.
.ui Warsaw. Ky. md who was appcifft-
cd cadet at West Point ~ Congress-
man DseiScrxon. has resigned fFDsn tIaes
academy. and his resignation haS lsean
accepted iIe did this BECAUSE his
father Il III, and ~ 8 ID 81 hosns 10 ~
tend Is business
Near Bainbfidge, Putnam county.
Ind. WIS killed large wolf II the
gray sito1er variety. II hnd lleen RIM
nipg mi hns ~ tso ysssrs 14iTI Ilsl1
been rapidly running tlSe AhcepsFaiki1x
indnstry. IL eapt0E received arewArl
Of E7s, which had been subscribed "
farmers ~ this county.
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|0BE DEAD, MORE Dying.
"a Fractional Fight Which Resulted
Fatally.
EIGHT OR TEN ON EACH SIDE,


EALYEksvl1Lx. KY. Jan Tho
bioodicat tght ia Mggoilin cpunty's
history took placr Tuesday abant one
mile from SaiyerSville. There were
eight or ten % the county's best known
citizens engaged on each side, armed
with repeating rihcs and nmvy pistols.
aud tie truublc, which had its Inception
IN trivial matter The any before, cul.
minated III = pitched battle John pa
Wis vas killed by pistol ball. said
Is have been cred after he
was disabled and disarned. WI X.
Dcskins, constable, WAS fatally wound
"a BY shot IN the right hip, the ball
ranging upward through the bowels
Montcvillr Dcskins. justice of the
peace, has mot been found since The
fight, but be left bloody trail on tho
SNOW through the woodland near tho
scene d the tragedy. and Is supposed 10
Be- fatally wounded
The gun with which he Is known 10
have been armed was found IN the
woods Tuesday. Shepherd Cole, coroner
81 tho county, received some fearful
blows with q gun and may die. Boice
ard = reported u this writing 70 be
dying. W 7. fsatrick, q brother 81 OK
Sheriff 3 o. Patrick. received rifle
bali along the right side Of the head
and Was AZ first supposed 70 bo dead.
but be has rallied and physicians say
he will live II there Is no cDnensaiop III
the brain,
Reports a. 70 who was Immediately
responsible for The terrible affair are
conflicting and II Il NOT even known
who fired the fatal shoss Dag Risncr
and Samuel Rfxner wcrc brought hero
T1essfay morning BY Coroner Cole and
strong guards. charged undcra warrant
issued by Montexilfe DesIsIns. with an
assanlt % W. I. DesssinA
The coroner committed the danger
sous ilnprnpristy 81 making d guard III
the persons who we're Identified with
the prosecution, and for whose prutcr-
tion the warrant was isAned This was
resented BY the friends 81 THE prisoners.
armed. The prisoners wcte retufnrsl
before Police Jndgc George b Gardner.
and. the eorpnionMealtI III not bc5ng faady.
for trial. the prisoners were released
under bonds
some loud talking. on The part 81 one
of tito KisBors very nearly precipltatcd
= n9kt ~ town 1I{lt y ofeloNk hufl
prompt intefi 1ksnI& - I|sS mt IkIsz
prevented Il The fight took piace an
hour later. No arrests have been made
and Il Is feared that another fight IS
ff4ts frA.s
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he rhilIan Inasn...lrY.

WAsHfSeToS. Jan s. The secretary
of the navy. Tuesday, appointed . board
to consider and report ! plan for the
equitable distribution Of tile Chilian
indemnity fund Of s75. 900 The bcarsi
will meet next Monday for the purpose
Of preparing record Of the injuries
sustained By the sailors Of the Baiti-
more in the riots at Valparaiso, and
will recommend pro rata distribution
Of the money in proportion 70 the in
juries sustained By each
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LEwIsToX Ida. Jan. 5. Ar nlisnEgh,
furious mob Of twenty-five 81 thirty
masked men. armed and determined II
take the law into their hands. called
upon Deputy sheriff Wright. who has
rooms at the courthouse. and at tbs
point of = revolver demanded HIN II
deliver them the key TO tile cell on All
bert Roberts. who murdered lack Snfss
erland. At LcIaEd. about two weeks
ago The key was obtained. and Rob
erts taken from the jail ACROSS the roaE
ID an old grist mill ard hanged
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AMERICANS TN HAWAII
They are Said to Own the Most Of
the Kingdom.
INTERESTING INFORMATION.


4
TAcoAs, wash. IAN ~. y simp
son : hseit from llonoiaIu, where Re
Ind tfvastast y lth the queen 81 Hawaii.
met The ministry and either oaleera II
eharge ~ he tEng.iUm. The valuations
Of the kinFslom = now PLACED q
~. s',A,oan o. this merchants 81 the
Hfitesi States Own 90. s0O. 600 and BE-
eaase u this vested iuterrst every
bpdy Is authority assured Mr. Slmp
son that the tsrst dirty 81 Tho Hawaiian
government would 10 niwnys 70 protect
the American Investors Acting III patt
upon this assurance. MI Simpson. as
the Representative Of Ppgct wound
steamship Company. agreed 70 establish
anew stvatasiip line. arid % show the
apprs siaitsn the reigning ministry
has q American enterprise the
Legislatures, then lii session. hpprpprla-
afed $4,000 nI0nthiy subsidy FROM
the qucen. The ministry and others NJ.
Simpson learned that while many M
lives favored annexation 81 the Sand.
ssirh islAnds 10 The united State. il
svas The policy az the tihFfis8u nlminix.
sFation not q taks charge q ihees =
lends unless presaed 70 DO 20 ~ the
tallsire 81 f-govefnntenit There niiA f9F
ne Fistspasc Of protecting the Interests
81 its citizens
81 successful business men Ilowevkr.
.dissonisnted polstlcians ai4tissl "
EngiIsIsuerL are trying - conxince the
natives that Il wosid be beneath their
dignity h become subjects AZ The Amer.
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DEAD sANoRs

Rsesh Sea- Di4ahis Nsay vee.2iA Asd
fhey rae lass - Mirhasls ~ ~
pairs.
LisDnS. Jan s - Advises received here
from 81 Mlchael's report the following
vessels Il that port on Dcccmber q, IN
damaged condition.
The British steamer Ambrin. Capt
Barekicy. from West Point Va. Dceem-
Der IL. fSr Liverpool. put into 81
Miehaers after . mosttempcstaons yey-
age Her decks had been swept II
everything movable aud her forcpcak
was full 81 water Her boats were
Swept away. her deck house stovc and
her cabin deck and matches damaged
The British steamer Nosthgate had .
similar experience She loSt her boats
and everything noveable about dee<
The heavy sens that bearded her ear
ricI ssrrboarsi two Of her crew No
assistance could be rendered them and
they were drowned Captain Ranssdeli
died ana MAS buried at SEA
The Italian bark PcilcgrA Mhdre.
Captain 0lssara. from Philadelphia,
December s. for Naples. put into st.
MichaeI's damaged, and short handed.
Two Of her crew feIT from aIoft while
the bark was III scaway. and drowned
before boat could Be cleared away.
The Norwegian bark Solon. Capt
Peterson. from old Harbor fOr BOWL
ing. lost four Of her crew on her pass
age Her rudfer was damaged On
neeeuabeT ~ the German steamer Mar
sala Capt Mass from New York.
Decembcrti for. Hamburg. put into 81
Aichael's with her boats gone and bul-
warlSs stove Her position was 20 pre-
eartous At onetime that . portion Of
her cargo was jettisoned
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4 $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
The Missing Money Package Mys-
tery Again Revived.
SUIT AGAINST EXPRESS cos.


Lotffsvtr4rN Ne Ian -lfha er-
pectes snft 81 Ernr.S. M-..enger Z. 4.
Hardtn .vainst ~, Aaa,rs ma Wells
Fars,r E.vnrsss fs,,S 60 ,iiea rs ,l,e
ch,sr..rv eo,,rt -ra-,ssy Axenisr T,he
ne,i,ion II -. -. e IS f.,tiosy.
.vrh~ nl.in,fE = u.r.li, STATS
tbat ~ L $500 " i, 49, ~ .,,,,ts.
3i1le .rd lhat s.. a.serssants IL
Adams IA. er,.ss "a ana ~. M lls- FARGO
Sro .v. 1900, ,,,rr,,rsti,,,,. .,rea,ss
srch IS Ia,v. With norer ,1,F.gSs ana
~ sr~a s.,n,rart nna s. eoutr,,sted
,yi,h MA 4, rarrv 81 rn.iness 81 ~
49, $500 s,,i.s ana ce,,py.lIx a. b,,si.
ncss III rat,,r.l re,s.,,,s. th.t Il the
,i,y..s I,sr..s.,as,e s.atea IN sid al
sena,.ts +, rani,,nctign ezrried for
IN, ,-.,ssa~.. s-.ua ia rstv ~ Now
yort. u ~ brvond tl.e CITY AZ New
orIeans anH lat 81 re ts1,e. hereinaf 4
e., =, f,rti, ,h;s yiaintitY was in the
er,r,lnv ~ th., defendant. ne Adams
rxr,-.s. ~, - =, .,,,,..7. ,,,sss..,,ser "A
ia 1900 s~,avdirr tror, tsinrIn-
naH - NashviIre. nat W he
day n ne1Amber tsa2 he
sai3 9af..aa,,. 8sth rn,,,yh their dnlv
ar,hnri,, ", I .Tss,..,;.. ~ agents faIsalv
at Z; s;y,,, 81 frt5 n
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-06

TRANSPORT, KY. Jan. s--It d
reported on reliable authority that John
O. Carlisle has concluded - accept ths
secretary 81 the treasury portfolio
This inforInation comes from promi
nent politician wito j. an intimate
friend 81 Senator Carlisle. Congress
nan caruth said that he knew the posi-.
lion had been tendered ME Carlisle.
II il believed here that be has accepted.
and the contest Tor the senatorial suc-
.esaorxhfp has commenced.
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nlrr.i A..aI,l...Iln,ll..I-

BIRM1cHAM. Ala. Jaa s About ten
days age II. p llnirstsn. wealthy
merchant ~ Greene county. was aasas-
sinated. and his dcad body left IN the
road over night Tuesday Negro
named Jim Rencher was arrested.
charged with the deed He made . full
confession. declaring shat be and clover
Jones. another Negro. committed the
murder, end that they were. paid 80
each VI u. z. Williams for the Job
Williams is rival merchant
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-06

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Jan u a gov
eminent medical oficer has arrived
here to look into the recent epidemic st
the state prison. His special care a 10
examine the viscera Of the dead for
cholera bacteria Tuesday morning he
wotEld give no decided opinion, but be
granted that the cases were suspicious
AnOthcr convict Is dying.
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N. wara. EIeetrsa WorE. r1amar.d.

1T. WAYNE, Ind. Jan. s.-Tuesday
evening Gre was discovered in the cleo
tric works. and for : time Il looked as
II they would be entirely destroyed
Nv efforts 81 the fire department the
flames were confined 70 the armature
and wood arc lamp department. and
the los will not exceed 600, OO0. A
fireman fell from the ladder and was
badly crushed