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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
nr,TU Of .yOHy n. ORTfS.

E,lcfontc' P,nn.. Nov. G.-Iuisc JohnsH or'is' one
81 ,h. lcy known criminal AMI and ld"yers IN tn''
SAT- died suddcaiy At his home IA this pire ns a',e.
no lie was twice elected udg' OF Centre county. W.
for the last fifteen years had s,en his whole @uc"u
th. Lract.cc OF his profession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

Very fine Ce.ch csrr"ss ui sss so"s yey shSs'
sS S. %IS, sa ali aScous sS pse
accustomed to ely use 10 % .,'e e. q smiths Powell ~.
S the Sa apS xeT %pise mem for su particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

mn R1iRts Fine Furniture.
1lc Iasnonaoc pfesfnt fu, Furniture from Geo.
c. Flint Co., West l4th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
PROTECT THE DEER.

DRIyIyG by DOGS SHOULD DE- STOPPED II THE
ADIEONDACKs
a III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
TIE SITUATION IN TIE MIST DISTRICT

No. Gas Iafayottc.ave.. Brooklyn Nov. 0. 1893
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
THE GREAT TEMPLE
OF THE HORIZONS WAS FORMALLY
DEDICRTED THURSDAY
Notable Event 1t Was and All Mormon.
dom Was on Hand to Participate in the
Observation-Disclosures of Temple.

Salt Lake. Utah. April 6.-(SpeciaL)-At
8 o'clock this morning a vast cOncourSe of
the elders and officers of the Church of Je-
sus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. assem-
bled in the upper room Of the magnificent
new temple to do the solemn rite of dedi-
eating unto the service of God and the glory
of Mormondom. None but the initiated
were admitted Without the sacred pale
We're gathered thousands of the humber
saints, who stood mute with awe and rev
erence at the solemnity of the occasion.
Through this throng there was native pie
ty of the devout women, blended with all
the superstition, ignorance and fanaticism.
Many of them had come from the nciShbor-
ing states of Arizona, New Mexico. Idaho
and Montana. as well rs from every valley
and plain of the Utah territory. to attend
upon this, the most momentous event OF
Mormon history, and they came literally
with bed and babies in arms. that even the
little ones might reap the blessings of the
holy occasion.
Surely" they said, God will not let this
epoch pass without direct and special rev.
elation to the faithful of Zion. He will
not fail TO show his sanction of the great
monument to his name :"
Never did sect believe more strongly in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
A BRUTE SHOT.
He Was Beating His Wife When Her Brother
Shot Him.

Townsville, Ga, April 5.-(Special. j.
r. w. Faircloth, a white man living in
this county, was shot by his brother-in-
law on Monday.
Faircoth went home from town drunk
and commenced TO attack his wife. He
chased her from the house and was en-
gagged in choking and beating her when
her brother, John Glover, seventeen years
old, intcrfered Faircloth knocked him
down with piece of timber The latter
arose, went to the house. procured his
gun and was returning to the scene, when
Faircloth, seeing him coming, went to
meet him with his knife in his hand
Glover fired one shot, which took effect in
Falrcloth's legs. Faircioth continued to
advance, when Glover knocked him in
sensible with the gun.
The doctor says the wounds are not
necessarily fatal. No arrests have been
made. Farcloth bears the reputation of
being a tough citizen.
The Masury hotel was discovered on
fire twice today, once in the forenoon and
again this evening. Both fires were ex-
tinSnished without the aid of the depart
ment. Damage very slight.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
THE WEEKLY CON-

and silver coin y much peffull of
the yellow ana VA ~ is hardly
MIR. Gould, N@ szing exceintO the
hat at it's conteII Q you to he in a
train of thoughts corn anSpying his
own mind the T. Sbout folded up to
the auctloneer ahSB tut down tile cOntrac-
tor, who was clos blow the LAM. The
aucnOneer pointed @@ c you SOW bas Mr..
Gould approached cotton seefed him
the amount of his ss4 Mrae or fonyS
81 100 and COST @e is to 10
What will yol and two ementT
asked Mr.. Gould. & ,rlev or ry4
",i' s sidit tho ioi get the ,l,e tie
make my bills whole4s 81. III. r., lkose my
time and profit to helA 9Th nail in
"Mr. Gould told t# y gravel gstop the
sale Taking from his, center yeroj hills
of large denominations al, VIE them to
the contractor and tooi& doceipt in full.
A staid old stewarSarIy J. the church
was an attentive Ansistcner. and
going up to Mr.. Gould ,ree said: Stranger.
what are you going to snteE'ith the claim?
Mr.. Gould looked the mionover in his calm
way, saving: What do 70 { yish to know for!
4 am the steward of this, .aurch being sold.
All of the members of tn" church except my
self are i'll church with the pastor on their
knees praying God 10 come to our help and
save our Sabbath home
''NIr. Gould said nothing. but taking the
receipted bill and Cancelled lien that he held
in his hand, he gave them to the steward
train. The steward entered the church
now free and told the people there on
Bonded knee what the Lord had done. I'm
medately a shout of JOY and gladness
went up spontaneously from that congre-
CATION, the pastor giving God the praise,
the congregation giving loud amens, the Dox-
ology being fervently sung.
THE congregation quickly gathered in the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
SAVED THE CHURCH,
But Never spoke Word About the Matter'
An Incident In jay Goulds Life.

incident
An interesting incident in the lie OF the
late JAY Gould was told recently.
The little wizard was under untaVor~
able discussion when Mr.. Goodrich inter
rupted with Il relation which sllenced all
During the construction of the Texas
Pacific railway said Mr.. Go0drich' Mr..
Law Gould and Mr. Sidney Dillon were
on tour of inspection Their train was
sidetracked in a certain town, with the
regular passenger waiting for wild frelgnt
to come in. The passengers were told
by the conductor that at least two hours
would eiapse before they would run again,
and that we could go up town and see the
sights of a prairie town in the staked
MIR. Gould and Mr.. Dillon, with their
attendants, also took in the town. Clang!
clang rang out the mournful dirge of an
What am | Offered?' Fifteen hundred,
81 500
"Mr. Gould stepped up to a bystander
and asked what the sale was for The
tall Texan. in his Mexican sombrero in
silver and gilt, his buckskin suit, and long
mustache and imperial the toy of the hot
blast the CLINT and shine of his Colts AZ
sparkling in the sun, the handles of his
dasgers above his boot tops, made pct-
uresque figure that only Texan ranger
can be in his native Pan Handle, as he
ranges down by the Rio Grande.
"'Par,l. this be an Knockout for tho par
SON. said the ranger to Mr.. Goyld. Mr..
Dillon an intent listener the meanwhile to
the conversation.
Tn what way, pard.' said Mr.. Gould
to the ranger using the familiar expression
of the plains.
"'Pard. yer see. the parson built that
church, the tin pctered out. The contrac-
tor is selling the whole crowd out for his
coin. Pard I'll chip in and help the par
son with the bank | busted last night
Here he pulled out from every pocket Gold
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
THE MbR0ulSE RING.
Solid Gold, Set with Eleven Jewels.

Every lady and girl III the United States
should own a marquise ring. The mar
quise ring we offer is one of the most beau
tiful that has ever been made. 1t is
formed by joining pointed marquise head
set with ten real pearls with beautifully
wrought circle of gold. Inside of the pearls
it has long pointed stone, a genuine doib-
let ruby of beautiful color. Every part of
the ring excepting the stones is solid gold.
The marquise ring is popular and will re-
main so because it shows every precious
stone with which it is set. This ring is very
rich in appearance and will prove most
acceptable addition to any lady's jewel
case Price. including free delivery, $2.10
Send your orders at once with strip of
paper giving measure of finger to
THE CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
SHE JUMPS FREIGHT CARS.
Mary Minnehnn, of Paterson, N. j., Trying to
Win Wager

New Castle Penn, April NY naslc
is Mary Minnehan, and my home is at
Paterson, n. j." said a brisk young wo-
man at New Castle junction to the cor
respondent.
ION the Goth of March," she continued,
II made wager Of $500 with the Athletic
Sporting Club of Paterson that | could
bum it through to Chicago. / have ridden
the whole distance so far on freight cars
and have only been put off three times
| left without cent and have begged
everything that | have eaten. 1t is my
intention to reach Chicago in time to be
present at the opening of the worlds fair.
if possible
She was neatly dressed and claims to
be the daughter Of wealthy parents iii
Paterson. \. j. against whose will she
had started on her journey.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
CLARA THE HUGGER.
A Soft Young Thing Who Wants to Kiss All
tho Boys.

Chicago, H., April 7.-(Special y
Clara the hugger," or Clara sherman,
which she says is her name, was before
Justice Blume this morning to explain
why she persists in embracing every young
man she meets.
Last night while Officer Fitzgerald, of
the Desplaines street station, waatoaveling
his beat along Washington boaattord, he
was suddenly seized around ac advi by
young woman. She made ere vcrort to
draw the officers face toAir.ks an6 but
he managed to free himsedo# mean EN-
brace. -, q. Nof our a..
When the wo1nar 10 fsSloos ways slee
be victim was apsA e7'st y reNuenty
Later in tLr~r estoq Ting
same Voc 10 cerd w -
placed her AErr-
This mornings'h, ,l5tl
court she said thar emulsion
eyes upon young man $50 knltSe"
face she cannot resist th. sprinEh to
kiss him. Justice Blumc. he e Thought
that such an act In public evil nihfare
was not called for and fined g. ASoman
500 ith
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
HOINGS OF DEMONS.
A Most ATTRACTIONS Crime Committed In
Te1ns-A Woman the Victim.

St Louis. Mo. April IA special for an
evening paper from Gallatigh Tex, says
the news of Il most diaboj iii crime at
Alexander has reached hertrat nd aroused
the community TO II frenzy ,,nrtXcitcmcnt.
George and John Evans Il 1t into the
house Of Jerry Shelton, who Ii, ID IN seclud-
ed place and ut the point of Iilutstol forced
him to leave home. They I've II assault
oil the seycntecn-Ycar- 4 tn, Shelton
gave the alarm and when at :: d of citi-
zcnS had collected and retrancte with Shell
ton to the scene of the crinNisfa q Scoundrcls
had fled and the news Spr,xd fo,idly from
house to house and the cltce il1mmunity
was soon on the hunt. Is of idly pos
Sble that the men Will = concelaliye, az
they are desperate and 4 .ri0n. sly armed
for a stubborn resistance coutat are how
in a dense forest near by arfed bvl tHcoun-
tered there will be bloody Tighr The
woman is in such Il plight that she can't
give an account Of the horrible affair.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

street endeavorfng to find the ssSanger, who
was such a good Samaritan. <rhey soon
found out that the little man wash hone other
than Jay Could His train mas gone and
only IL cloud of dust on the farraway hor-
lion indicated where the IittllT man was
"Mr. Gould has said that the letter he
received from that conSregatiola signed by
every one, gave him more pleasure than
when he made a million"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
FIRED UNTIL PISTOLS WE'RE EMPTY
And One Shot from Cobbs Pistol Killed
Caynnau%ll.I

Louisville, Ky, April "A desperate
shooting affray occurred at Boxville, vii
lage six miles east of Morganfield, on Sat
urday night about 10 o'clock. Frank Cobb
and Chester Cayanaugh were the partici-
about three years ago and soon after de-
serted her. Bad blood has existed since
between the two families and Il difficulty
has been long expected. Saturday night
Cobb attacked Cavanaugh. He fired two
shots before Cayanaugh could draw his
pistol After this both fired until their pis-
tolls were empted One shot from Caya-
naugh's pistol pierced Cobb's left breast
just above the heart and he died in a few
minutes. Cavanaugh was wounded in his
right shoulder and left ankle, but will
recover. Cavanaugh is nineteen years old,
sober and quiet and it is believed he shot in
self-defense and will be acquitted.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
LYNCHED A WOMAN.
KIz Rod, the Wickedest Woman In West
Vircinia, Hanged by Mob

V1TElnfa, HanEed Dy Z MOD'
Charleston, w. w., April 5.-About a
week ago Police Officer John Chandler. of
Bluefield, Mercer county. was shot and
killed in a disorderly house kept by the no.
torious I<iz Red. who has the reputation
of being the wicke6est woman in West
Virginia. About midnight Tuesday a
row was started at Kiz Reds Joint. ut RAJ
ham, Il suburb Of Bluetield. where crowd
of tough blacks and whites had congregat-
ed During the melee Charles Morgan.
colored. emptied a revolver into the crowd
killing John Lessee. colored boy who had
taken no part in the disturbance. Morgan
was caught and lynched by mob of citizens
and his body riddled with bullets. Kiz Kez
fled and the mob pursued her and it is repor
ted that she was lynched on the Virginia side
of the state line.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

Her reason is dethroned and she talks
wildly and Historically of her frighttnl ox-
perience. This has added to the already
inflamed condition of the community and
made it certain that the Evans brothers,
if captured alive, will be given swift and
sure death at the stake or It the end of a
rome.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
SKINS ON FIRE

With torturing, disfguring eczemas, and
every species of itching, burning, bleed
Ing, scaly, crusted, pimply and blotchy
skin and scalp diseases are relieved in
the majority of cases by single applica-
ton, and speedily, permanently and
economically cured by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES when the best physicians,
hospitals and all other remedies fail.
To those who have suffered long and
hopelessly, and who have lost faith in
doctors. medicines, and all things human,
the CUTICURA REMEDIES appeal with
Il force never before realized in the
history of medicine. Every hope, every
expectation awakened by them, has been
more than fulfilled. Their success has
excited the wonder and admiration of
physicians and druggists, familiar with
the marvellous cures daily effected by
them. They have friends in every quarter
of the civilized world. People in every
walk of life believe in them, use them,
and recommend them. They are in truth
the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers
and humOr remedies of modern times.
Sale greater than the combined sale of
III. CyoIl
throughout the world.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

Sold Everywhere. Price CUTICURA, Zoe;
SOAP, 25c.; RESOLVENT, 81.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CEEMI-
CAL CORPORATION, Boston.
''AlI About the Skin, Scalp and Hair Ca
pages 800 diseases. mailed free
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

Richmond, Va, April "a special to The
Despatch from Graham, Va, denies the re-
ported lynching of a woman near that place
last night, rs telegraphed from Charleston,
w Va The mob chased the woman after
lynching the negro MARITIME, but failed to
afI,rn hn1.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
Does Have a Soothing Effect Saturday Night.

bUes 1.-Two u SOOTHING Effect Saturday Night.
From Judge
Cohbe-l see that Kittleworth has gone into
business for himself?
Stone-Yes and he Is coming around TO
live in the same house with me-
Cobble-What's he going to do that for?
Stone-1lc says he wants to be near some
one who draws regular salary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
The Fires Near Raleiyb.

Raleigh, n. c., April 5.-President A.
#, Page, of the Aberdeen and West End
railway. arrived here today and reports
That the damage by forest fires is the
greatest on record. In that long-icaf
ljne region the fires swept through forests
and nearly wiped out the town of West
End. burning three large stores with ali
their contents. Also the postoffce and
all mails and thousands of barrels of
rosin. 1t burned 1000 railway ties and
so warped the rails that trains dd not
run until today. The pines had lust been
tapped for turpentine and are DESTROYED
by thousands, one man losing 1000 acres
of trees Many turpentine distillorics and
scores of houses are DESTROYED
The losses by fire will reach
half million dollars in Moore and Rich
mond counties and over a million in the
states.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
FOREST FIRES
Property Destroyed and Lives Lost by the
Elnmes-Nuc UGH Timber Destroyed

Richmond. Va. April 5.-(Specal.)-
Great damage has been wrought in central
and south Virginia during the last few DAYS
by forest fires. which have in many Ioca-
ties swept over large areas. X large
roI,mlC1rt tneropcrty in fence building timber
ouse. Tobacco De-. Cattle ani sheen have
au4 re various COM IN tho ssf,f a '"Hties
i so who e. IA :, .ne ~. ~ persons
leaps, lawful deaths.
no+ o,I-. lie most disaSt of the forest
Tres occurred near Hanover Junction
about twenty miles from Richmond and
destroyed many thousand rails and Il large
quantity of cordwood. several barns, etc
spreading CONSERVATION in many quarters
by 1t a young man named Doe Young
from the neighborhood of Concord church.
Caroline county. lost his life. lie went out
from the junction with several others to
tight the fire. and it is supposed that he be-
came overwhelmed by heat and cxcrtion.
Ills body was found last evening with owe
rything burned off except his shoes.
Intelligence has been received here of n
similar accident in King William county,
where gentleman whose name could not
be learned lost his lift while fighting fire
in br0omstraw field. In Caroline coun-
ty st. Margaret's Epicopal church. one of
the most historic churches in The country.
built long before the revolution, the bricks
having been brought from England, was
destroyed. Two public school houses in
the same neighborhood were also burned
The heavy rains of last night extingllished
nearly all Of the fire.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

sEDira} A friend IN need is friend indeed II
LHDtES you want regulator that never fails,
addressrmE WoMgN's MED HOME, Buffalo, n. Y.
Name this paper nov22-w52t
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

Fe A THTETNTTEGt Procured WITH OUT FAIL
4 "A 4 IL ~ q > or charge. u We ars ex
pericnce. Write Z. !. GOOCH, WASHINGTO N, D G
Mention Che Constitution jan17 WHY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

ABEETEE EATERS EASILY CURED. By
vi IU JOS A. p 9Hl ,o Ei 10 ySs55 Nas
Mention the Constitution. I-2wnStat
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

u n ~, y e You oan craS. d fortune.
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Name this paper. ne2i-Wiy
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sASr1 Gems; ans prI
Ring, Fountain Pen, Buttons. Button scarf
Fin,Natoh chain, ALL
FOR o0 and &C. JEWEL CARD CO., CISToNV CONN.
Name tins pgper. Oct4-Wl6t WeO nO2.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

a SAFE invention for gents or ladies; not q
rmedicine; price 80 cents. DR.. w. s. Jud-
SON Mt. Carmel. Conn.
Mention this paper. apl4w52t
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11
Mention The Constitution.

Jzz ~. fast selling articles, Bicycles, etc, big
"a money made. Prices low, write quic
~ Brewster Mfg. Co., box Z, Holly, Mic
Name this paper. sepGwk4m
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

. No. 1914 Is Il mans rolled gold filed trace
chain. 1t has omen links and it is in every
way y beauty The manufacturers guarantee
this chain TO wear five years if properly used
Price, delivered. 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

NEW lOWI, Feb. To- Negotiations
between the Panama Ra'lI0AI clm.
pany, locking toward an agreement
upon some contracts by when thp two
companies can cooperate, have been
penuing Tor over week. a reply
came last evening from tbs Pacific
Mail company which amounts 10 a
complete failure Of the negotiations, but
yhi0h gives Panama Uiiicinls some
reason 10 believe in tho future there Is
"A possibility OF nn arrangement being
made acceptable to both parlrs. Tn,
contract which was refused last year
was prepared by the Panama directors.
AZ a mceting Saturday laos favorable
anuWer was expected, anu tlu refusal
was surprise. The tetms u the con-
tract are essentially the Panama COM
pauy's Oiltg Of last Januafy, ard they
give the Panama people Tue Right to
determine tho tariff on through nrlyht
ana name agents having the execution
" tnrJugh OTlers.
Secretary Oppenheim OF tho FGnama
company saiuIihiu evening, however,
the companies are on better terms than
ever before, and they feel nov that In
tho rear future the Pacific Mail and
the Panama company viii be- acting
together on terms beneficial 20 both,
and 10 transContiuoniM commerce gem
orally. He ssys II was the Influence OF
the Southern Pacific people IA the
steamship company that defeated the
negotiations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb. 10. - William W.
William manager Vi two sanli pfi.
waite savings bInks, made au assign.
mont today, with liabilities and assets
Of about $4,000. williams had placed
000O little cnst iron tavings banks
among tho woTkingmun aud had
arranged 10 once month receive the
contents Of the little oansi which was
alw ays retained by the owner, WI.
Hams keeping thu Roy In the u W. bank,
The dopos!tofs were then 70 receive I
per cent on all deposits. Williams
claims o Disagreement with his cashier
caused the friends OF the lnttur 10 make
n run on the bank aud compel him TO
assign. lie has net been operating Tor
o mUuth and none OF the hcIdeB vi
little cast IRON banks hal deposited
,hsit savings, except "a few people
curious u sec how much they had
saved. AZ the matter now stands,
about 5000 people have tn cast iron
banks, winch can not he opened with
out Willlam's key, and lac can not
OIen without ap or,lcr rom the court
The holders Of banks will bu compelled
TO cave ,heir own money uuul ihry are
told what tncy must DO with u,