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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
NOTICE TO DIcLIN.
QUENT TAN


After the Goth day OF July, 1898,
| shall levy upon the property OF
every delinquent taxpayer regard
less OF creed, party utilization size,
race, color or previous condik@ OF
ser,itude.
lave to,el for SO long ssimt
such a heavy load for you that Tan1
getting borheagcd and stop sho"l
Ntren, and 10 thanks.
an going to unload by collect.
ING the tax aud you bad Just as vel
TO get the consent OF your mind, to
pay II, as this ~d!lly-daIly process ha>
got to be relegatei to the rear.
hope you understand me.
Your servant,
JOHN X. HUGHES.
11illsboro, June 20, 1893.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
MENT.


Me,>rs Ellen, kop'in & Brother,
dealers in dry goods. uoti"ns, grocer
les. &c. made an assignment on tho
o1s, day Of June. naming Mr.. I. \
Faucctte As trustee. Mrs. Lena
Ellen is a preferred creditor to ,ht
amount OF IS 600, all other creditors
10 be paid pro rata. Estimated La
bliities aboht SIS OUo; assets no,
known. Each member Of the firm
reserves all e%xemr,ion allowed bS
law. Maj John w. Graham repre-
sents them. This fra has been DO
ing business IN HllI>boro fince la>'
September.
AT last accounts the eheritf has
taken possession Of ~,hc0Ietore auo
stock Of goods. From the va,
some It our lawyers have been hav
ing papers signed the past few days
it looks Ike some one was making
pile OF money or doing a lot Of woil
for nothing.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

English Spawn Imminent removes
all Hard, SOFT or CailouseI Iuml>
aud B!er.i,hes from horses, Blood
Spav'ns, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
R!ngbone, oufics, Sprains, all S"oI
len Throats, Coughs, etc. Save s50
by use Of one bottle. Warranted
The most wonderful! Blemi>h Cure
}cver known. Sold hy w. a. HAYES,
Druggist, H~lllshoro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
Personal ~AIention.

Mr.. + l.. Fuller, Of Durham.
spent Sunday d, tie Occoneechee
hott..
Ms Saml I. Smith ard chi
dren Of Raleigh, are visiting Mrs.
ID. vi. Laws
Mrs, JOSEPH g Cooley, who
has been sick, j. improving, we are
glad to learn.
Mrs. \. u. Mickle and children
OF Winston, are visiting her parents.
Mr. aud Mis-. Thomas Webb.
Nj. John Wilson, a pronineu.
young lawyer OF Greensboro, is ylsl-
ting his sister, Mrs {. VI. Parks.
Mise E,tella Patton, daughter
Of Prof Is. &. Patton, of Cedar
Grove is visiting Mrs. Joseph I
Hedgpeth.
Col. aud Mrs. BenneLan Cam
eron and child, OF Stagtille, arrived
here Monday h visit TO Mr.. PauI
&. Cameron.
Lisbon Z. Berry. the colorel
lawyer and school teacher OF Dur
ham, Is In town to spend some tune
at his old home.
--Messrs +. A. Roecnond, Geo
\. Durham AID T. l.. Cooley, Welt
on the excursion train 10 A>he.itlc
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. SAINT Il. Smith, ofRaleigh
was in town Tuesday looking attel
some work he Was having done Of
the s,ore-house occupied by Mr.. Geo
Overaker.
Mrs. +. l. Fuller and Mrs Ma,
tie Jones aud children OF Durham
returned TO her home Monday stlel
spending a few days a. the Occonee
chez hotel.
Miss Fannie Check, Of Burlin.
ton, spent Suuda, aud Monday here
with her sister MISS Maggie CheeE
at Mrs JAS. IIedgepelhs. She re
turned TO Burlington Tuesday.
Mr.. Avis Webb, OF Louisville
Ky, stopped owe in Hillsboro TIL
week to see his parents, Mr. an'
MIS-. Thos. Wetb. He viii 60 L
the Worlds FAIR at Chicago mex
week.
Mrs. Lucy Cole and cnildreu Q
Concord, who have been %visi,in!
Mrs. Coles mother, Mrs. Il. VI. phli
lips. left here last week to visit lela
tlves at Carthage. After stayin,
there about a month, they Will com
back to Ifillsboro aud spend SON
nme before they return to thcl
home at Concord.
~; C70.H5 jn5E Eli FE9S
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

HARRIS. JE, OPPOSITE TIE
COURT HOUSE -N /
straw Hats at cost At J. \.
~1ifl-. Jr's.
What day Of the month does
.4 Fourth Of July come on
See notice # sale Of land under
nai1gagc by II. w. Webb, Trustee
lie niar meeting OF the Board
d CQtmty Commissioners next Mon
-,o.U00 Nc. | All Heart Long
l. ri Yellow Pine Shingles for sale
u + y. Rosemoud.
Tie great vegetable substitute
1T pills i, Simmons kiver Regula-
.gr. Cures sick headache.
No pill or ~nauseating potion,
~, a pleasant tonic aud laxative Is
Simmons Liver Regulator.
-Aoythmg you want in the way
IT a Snnlner Drink-Soda Water,
NIX Shakes, Sherbets, &c, at }.
: %llAfrI-, Jrs.
Ia thu Episcopal Convention 81
I;atel.h Wednesday, Rev. JOSEPH
glount (hcshire, Jr,, was elected
h~-.tauj Hl-hop.
Nj James Webb, Jr., Esecn
Tor at .io, G. Webb, Trustee, advcr
,s-c> ,tr .aie OF a tract OF land. Sc,
advertisement IN this paper.
Join Y. MacRac, Druggi>,
E]eish, y. G., will tell You ira
Iahn-nn's Magnetic Oil always give,
satisfaction aud is The cheapest.
-Japarc." Pile Cure costs y"'
noU3ue Il il does not cure yon >an
-, nee. Guaranteed hy John \
N.eI:ac, Druggist, ltaieigh,.N {.
Mr.. III n. Brown, Sr, tell Of
Il eteI, Ia lAer last Friday. brcakir.
= hore III his left arm. The wound
thoa2ha painful. one, We hope il vi!
soon hr;I.
Itch on human and horses anl
III animals cured IN 80 minutes b,
Noa.toti, Sanitary Lotion TIN
ueyc- fai.s Sold by W. \ Hayes
Dru1rssl, llill>horo.
That oily aud rough sAiu cure,
aud the tace and h.nis beau lie,
~ JoiinsouS q icntal Soap antll
oat,l add highly perilmci. Sol
BY John Y. Macl,ar, Druggist, RAJ
et4h, n G..
Mss Emma Oseraker, arts,
be IN lliIl.b"ro every day L
- tlhr Your Photograph Tn
@orh i guaranteed TO pe FIRST G. Is,
l'use> liberal. Call a, the tent i
Masonic Vail lot.
Tor Monuments and Toni
>tan,> o. Nlrhle and Granite OF tn
iret.e>' designs and at lowe,
pf.gy>, c.li 6n X l. Rogers x Co
#}1l im, \ c., or write tor pric
.rI designs.
Key !. L. Mason. a r7omjner
Ser Of the Bap,i~, church, die
: home near Chapel Hill, la
sunday and Mas buried Monda,
VI Mason Was we'll known an
2'es,ly beloved 10y the people
. aast. He vas shou, GO years
age
Rev. l.. J Jordan, wl.o was pa
Tor ot ,he colored Methodist chur,
s. ,his place last year, was in TOW
recently aud preached 10 his Old CO
gresationf While he was sta, on,
aere be was very popular with
g! "nr people, white aud coinre
lie i stationed this year al Faset,
vile.
Dark riugs around the eyes
iioaic The existence of worn
hl>tcn 10 use >hriner's Indian V.
h'iIIe 10 cxpel these miserat
lt.t> Il is q safe AMI rellat
'I'ht Always use it according
s-s directions. and it Will do
well. For sale by w.
z, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
~ the book store

i'eans OF Writing Paper.
~ Envelopes.
Is tiles OF Ink.
. - Pen Points.
hiana Books cts to 5000.
! 'eAs OF good Envelopes, - cts.
iaige assortment OF Poke,
'9ans and Purses.
M Kinds OF Legal Banks
hysesans aud Surgeons Soap
4 y q o.sc,.
Ail Alnis OF School Books and
apples.
hA>e balls and Bats, Crt.,ae,
>et>. sc.
al tize the Book Store. The
,"y' IN Orange county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
,,u!e- AdOpted by the
>ortb <'Hrnlina Press
Association.

n ut.not les than five cent
,.ILc charged tor "c;trd- of
.tr-oIulion- Of respect" and
~f0etry also for obituary no
..crt han those which the editor
SHAH 1--WE a. a matter OF new.
OF church aud society &Td ali
s.ttaIumrut~ from Whtch Ttyc-
~. = l.litcd vii 10 cliar9ea-ior
ti.c 0t five crut- u lluc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

For this occasion the Richmond
and Dan,ille Railroad will sell
round trip tickets between points OIL
Ms llne at greatly reduced rates.
Ticket Agents will furnish fall in
formation as to rates, schedules, etc
Tickets will be sold July LIST, End
Bird and 18th, good returning unit.
aud including July 9Th, 1898.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ ORIGAGh SALE OF LAND,

Hv virtue Of 81 mortgage deed exccu
ted 10 IL. ". Webb by Thomas .It.l.
RI ley. and properly registered ia Book
r.. page -. {. Of the Registers office OF
Drau1t county. | viii sell for cash TO
the highest bidder At the court hou~e
loon il lIiil~h"rn. on Monday. July 81.
1893. IA tract OF land in Little River
township. known Is the Betsy Wilson
place, adjoining the lands of Rountrec
Wilson. X. y. Hal and others, and on
taiiiilr 3S.l acres, more or .r~S.
Sale i made 10 satisfy mortgage and
to l'd: co~t~.
Ih.s 2.il,, day OF June. l>:%.
III. W. WEBB.
Trustee,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

-Justreceived.a complete line of
Straw Hats-3 cents 70 $50 each
At J. \. Harris, Jr's. =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

5000 second hand School Books
IN good condition, at The Hill>boro
Book Store. New books or other
goods given in exchange. Books
out of date not wanted.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
NOTICE TO TAN-PA1 ER~.

The Board If Commissioners for IN.
County al Dranr" will meet on Mon
day. July l0th. 1~.t}. at the Court Ilon~'
III iiiil~,oro. for tie purpose Of rcsl-
lug tie tax list. tu,I hearing any aus
ati complaints vi persons lavilI-
complaints 10 make IN regard - tn
salu2tion 81 tl4eir property. ;s4e Lcrtb'
notified to COM" .eiore the Board 81
the above Day.
l. ORDER u the Baarl:
p. II. IfAMIIEo\.
(Lu.n EAarl 90. nmlur-.-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

'''"' DOL

am row ready 10 buy Al III
l1n-aood eau re, in any aasnti,,
delivered at the Nh...ei f.ctot,
hear the depos a. lIlIl>boro. \. 4
Mos, be 4 suche- IN diameter aud
any letgth from Two feet un Reg
u.ar s'Flce from $500 10 S6.t4t -
c ,ri.
4 i GRIMES.
Hll!sboro, y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

See notice to delinquent tax
payers by Sheriff ohm X. Hughes
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

BY virtue Of a mortgage deed eXecn-
t",l t. Joseph {. Webb. trustee. by
Wiley Z. Weaver and Amelia \.
Weaver hi~ wife. ai,i properly regis
tered IN Book l.. page pa. o. the Reg
%l>lcr~ Office OF oraupe county. | Will
~cll Tor cash al the cougs house door III
iiill>horo. on MONDAY, July 81. I>J3. a
tltct ~ lalni IN Chapel iiill township.
beng tuc tract 81 land conveyed 10 said
,metla \. Weaver by Iced IT JollH
Kirkland, containing - acres.
sale i ma L u sits y mortgage ans
- t1N costs.
HIS 9th llv at June. t>..}.
JAMES WEBB. .fR..
Executor II rustic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

ESr.A

~ virtuc OF a deed II trt,~r N,xat~d
10 me hy George l.. l~pul-33~~. AAtu
W. Douglas ani FAMINE Douglass and
to. arieI IL RonAT.. pa-e l-t. il IN
office II Register 81 Dttl> at UfAugr
county, | will IL, :oI cash II tho court
house door ia Hili>bnru. IN Nelu.~-
i.ty. july 9Th. less. i certain p5,t~ ~
tract II Iand in Little Eiycr iuu ship.
orange county. a'!joiuin- Lands ~ Wm.
trsbtree and Danc.aa s~arfIu-tnn of.
The north. II Mary chapel. oear.e
Walker and Mar portcll "n The cat.
George Walker on the ~.aih, a4
Rowland HUI anal James ". naco.. .ll
the wt>t. >ai Tract contain,
six HUNDRED AND >tNT1-FIN +
ACRES, II
IN, re OF les, and /, Atow4a> lac AIAs,
Douglass hone place.
This 3l>t day al MAY. l>9S.
DAVID q. FARMS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01

1.-THE OFFICE OF THE OR
S\GE COUNTY OBSERVER i
TIE STOKE OF JOS 4
HARRIS. .JK.. OPPOSITE TIE
COURT HOUSE -N |
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR
OLIN1i.

EQCIlMENT.-Facuitv of - teachers.
II buildings. !. scientific laboratories.
library oil $1,000 volumes. 3l6 students.
lNSTKCCTIoN.-Fiye general courses
q hritt courses: professional courses iii
law.mrli inc. engineering and chemjS-
Try Optional courses.
ExrR>SEs.-Tuition. $50 per year.
Scholarships ana loans for the needy.
Address
PRESIDENT WINSTON.
Chapat lIilt y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-01
Y o\l VI +. y

FAYETTEVILLE Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
FIVE MEN INJURED BY THE TROLLEY.

THE SKULL or ONE PLEAsugE-SEEKER FRAC-
TUEED AND THE LEGS or ANOTHER BoKEN
Two men were seriously injured and three others
badly hurt in trolley accident In Bay Ridge
ave. Bath Beach. last night Martin OConnor
George Hams William Finkler. John Ryan ana
Henry Weimer all living in or near Mott ana
Hudson SITS this city. started to celebrate Labor
Day by driving 10 Coney Island In an express
wagon. After spending the day at the beach. they
began the journey home Al 7.3o O'clock as they
were driving through Bay Re6t-ave, heavily
loaded electric car overlook them and struck the
tail end OF their wagon. The shock pushed the
wagon to one side. that 1t was placed crosswise
on the track used by the cars bound to Coney
Island. moving at rapid rate was approach
ing the track at the moment and struck violently
against the wagon. The men were thrown out and
All injured. Weimer had both legs broken, and
Pyan's skull was fractured. Ryan thrown
twenty feet. striking his head on the hard road
he'd The men were removed In ambulance to
Rrooklyn. OConnor lives in Mott-st, Wemer at
No. Il Spring Ryan at No 27 Mott-st.. Finkler
at No is Spring st. and Hams at No. 2Ol Hester
ST The spot where the accident occurred Is one
of the most dangerous on the road. number OF
accidents have happened there. 1t is said the car
from the beach was beyond the control Of the
snotormaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
A DEATH FROM CHOLERA IN BELFAST.
ONE NEW CASE VI HUIL-THE INFECTED PORT
OF GRINSBY ST1L LII OPEN.

ONE NEW CASE Vt HULLrTHE INFECTED PoHI
OF GRIMSBY STILL OPEN.
Re,fast Sent. 1.-Two physicians. after exann-
,rc the bodv of man who died here on Satur-
Sav under suspicious circumstances have oer,iheu
that his disease was Asatic cholera. The tara eN-
amning physician said that the man died o. h1a''
disease. .
<ouna IN Hull to-day Sir Walter Foster farha-
mentary Secretary of the Local Government hoard'
when questioned in the House of Commons ,his
afternoon. said that seven deaths from cholera hau
occurred in Hull and Grimsby lie added 'ha'
a.r,;c The report published by London da'iies
on Saturday afternoon that traffic with GrlmsDy
had been prohibited was Incorrect -
Tar,ir Sent 4-rhe number of cholera cases
rcnorted here from the outbreak of the epldemc
until to-day has been twenty-eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
ACCUSED BY THE WFS7INGROCSE co.
BEGINNING OF TIE ELECTRIC CONSPIRACY TRIAL
AT PITTSRURG.

BEGINNING OF THE TLECTR1C CONSPIRACY TRIAL
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg Sept. 4-The great electric conspiracy
case was called in Criminal Court No. this morn
ing. Judge Collier on the bench. The courtroom
was crowded with spectators. At 1915 O'Clock
three Of the defendants. Morris w Mead, William
J. Clarke and Milton II. Hamilton, took seats near
the counsel table. The others who were indicted
are Charles \. Cofin. Il. W. Rice and Walter II.
knight officials Of the General Electric Com
pany They are not present. and probably VIII
not be tried. When the prosecution applied for
reouisitons at Harrisburg for Clarke and Hamil-
ton. they admitted that they had no case against
the three officials of the company, and acquisitions
not issued.
The defendants are charged by the Westing
house Electric and Manufacturing Company with
conspiracy to cheat and defraud the plaintiff
company Of certain letters, writings ana tracings
on February 49, 1893 obtained. they allege. through
conspiracy. bribery, etc, from the Office or the
Wcstinghousc Company. At II 30 O'Clock the So
lection Of the jury completed. and the three
defendants present entered a plea OF not guilty.
d. f. Patterson made the opening address for
the prosecution outlining the points they expect
to be able 10 establish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
SUICIDE or RECORDER SMITHS SON

HE SHOT HIMSELF IN A PARK IN DENVER on
SUNDAY-IDENTIFIED BY ARMY OFFICERS
Denver, Col, Sept. Am unknown man. who
shot himself in Lincoln Park Sunday morning
was W. II. Smyth son Of Recorder Smyth, of
New-York City. the Judge who tried Carlyle
Harris, the wife-poisoncr, and for fourteen years
Judge Of the Court of General Sessions. Smyth
was thirty-four years of age, and had been
paymaster in the United States Army The body
was identified by Army officers who had been
acquainted with him. lie had been in Denver
only a week or two. He was IN destitute cir
cumstances Recorder Smyth has been informed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
HE WOULD NOT rdKE 4 DARE.
, YOUNG NAN JUMPS FROM fERRYBoT MD
WHEN HE Is RESCUED LAUGHS At
TIE PASSENGERS.

While coming across the East River on the
feryboat East side from Greenpoint at O'CLOCK
last evening some one dared Matthew Johnson
twenty-one years 0.d. OF No. 262 First-aVe'
10 jump into the river. Johnson ala SO
and then shouted the people on board
OF the boat to save him. 4 rope was thrown
aid Of a ladder ne was brought on board the ferry
boat again The boat was crowded with passen-
gers. and great excitement prevailed when John-
son jumped into the river. as II was feared that
he had attempted suicide.
When Johnson was rescued he laughed at the
frightened Passengers and said that he TOOK the
swim for fun. When the ferryboat reached East
Twenty -thrd-st. Policeman Dunn Of the Twenty
second-st station made him a prisoner He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital. and he Will be apie 10
go to court to-day to answer to the charge OF
disorderly conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
4 SHA WANGUNK TRAGEDY
BODIES OF TWO WOMEN DISCOVERED IN
A BARN
THE HUSBAND OF THE ALLEGED MURDEREsS
MISSING AND A TRIPLE ASSASSINATION
SuSPECTED-THE VICTIMS THOUGHT
TO BE FROM THIS CITY.

SUSPECTED-IHEN VICTIMS THOubHT
TO BE FROM THIS CITY.
Middetown ~ Y. Sept. A discovery of what
has the appearance of a double murder and may
prove to be triple assassination has just beeh
made at Burlingham, at the foot Of the Shawan-
cunk Mountains Paul Holiday. a widower. who
resided near birmingham. recently married a young
woman who had been working for him. Soon al
ter the marriage Holidays house and barn were
burned and his crippled son was burned to death
in the house Mrs. Holiday was arrested Tor
arson and held In the Orange County Jail, where
she showed evidence of insanity. She was sent
TO the State Hospital and afterward was released
and returned home
The latter part OF last week Holiday was missed
He has not been seen by his neighbors since Thurs
dav 4 watch was set Holidays premises and
Mrs Holiday questioned to her husband $
whereabouts. She said he had gone to Blooming
bure TO work as a mason. but an Investigation
proved her statement to be false. Mrs. Hohlday
made some inquiries as to what would remove
blood stains. and, as her actions were mysterious
she was arrested. A searching party made
up to look for Holiday. In the barn at Holh-
day's place they found under lot OF hay the
woman about forty-fve years OF age and the other
that Of a young woman aged about nineteen years
In the body Of the elder woman there were eight
bullet wounds Death had evidently taken place
In both cases about four days ago.
While the names of the dead women are I'M
known it is thought that they were summer board
ers from New-York City. Coroner Roesch OF
Westboro. has summoned jury and local ply
sicans are making post-mortem examination.
The inquest will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The search for Holiday continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
He UAS OLD ENOUGH TO KNOT BETTER.
An oCToGENARIAN TRIES TO STEAL CHICKEN
TO AVENGE Az ALLEGED LOSS
THIRTY.SIX WEARS AGO.

Robert Hudspeth. eighty-six years Old was
taken to the Union County Jail, in Elizabeth. from
Westfcld yesterday. for attempting to steal chick
ems He was caught in the hennery Of Charles
Parkhurst which he broke into lie had a fine
chicken in his hands when detected. The old man
tried to explain his action by saying that he wished
to get even" with Parkhurst who, he alleged had
thirty-six years ago stolen twelve chickens from
him The county detective visited Huds-
peth in the Jail and tried to induce him to
plead guilty so as to save the county the expense
of a trial, but the aged prisoner positively refused
to do So and declared that the State could not
prove him guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
IT CRASHED THROCGH 4 CABLE CAR
AP,ssENGER on THE BROADWAY LINE KNOCKED
UNCONSCIOUS BY THE SHAFT OF
PASSING TRUCK.

While a Broadway cable car was passing Fifty-
thrd-st yesterday afternoon horse and truck
driven by Edward Grant came dashing down the
street There was truck ahead OF Grants. and In
his anxiety to pass it ne did not notice the cable
car. AS result there collision smart
OF the wagon penetrated the side of the car Will
lam ". Williams. prOofreader, OF No. 40 West
Fifty-scventh-st, who was in the car. was struck
by the shaft and thrown across the aisle. He was
rlcked up unconscious. The driver OF the truck was
arrested. Williams was taken to Roosevelt HOS
rital and later sent home He is suffering from
severe contusOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
ENTHUSIASM FOR THE KAISER AT METZ
suRRorNDED BY 4 BRILLIANT TnRoNG OF EoYA

PEFs9NA;Es He REVIEWS TIE SIX
TENTH ARMY corps.
Metz. Sept. i.-The review OF the SlNceeh'',
Army Corps in the presence Of the favaran ana
Hohenzollern princes the King Of SaXony 'he
Prince Of Naples the Grand Dukes OF Badeh anu
Saxe-Wemar many generals and the Hhperiai
suite was held this morning on the great p'''',
pear this CITY Emperor William was cheered
constsntlv by vast crowds on Dis way to and from
the scene of the review The city is overho"lhe
with sightseers. and more are arriving houIly'
Tens Of thousands went out 10 see the troops
this morning The weather is bright anu 'ne
CITY Is gorgeous with flags and bunting ,-,ao
The Italian wOrkngmen OF Metz met tn tnc LII M
of Naples Crown Prince of Italy. carry this i'ni %
ing and presented him with an ADDRESS, oi WEI
come The Prince was repeatedly cheereo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
MURDER MYSTERIES IN EUROPE.

Amsterdam. Sept. -Four women have peeh Hui-
dered ard mutilated within the last -FOUR Gays III
Oostburg small village She island oi |aosa''i'
the Netherlands. All were OF the poorest c'"ss'
The murders were committed at night ana 'ie
bodies were dissected in the manner pracuseu py
Jack the Ripper" No arrest has been made
Salonica- Sept. Fifteen bags. each containing
the lower part OF human trunk. have been washeo
ashore here In Difference the clamor Of the peo
pie the city officials are preparing to make All "
vestigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
STTCTDE FROM FEAR OF DJSuJcS,r

Renkleman. Neb. Sept. 4.-W H. Scott tho most
master at Rosewater a little Office twentv-aye
miles northwest OF here. hanged himself to one Of
the rafters OF his office yesterday morning He
tied fatirons and other weights one end Of q rome
and himself to the other. and then swung Il over
rafter. leaving the weights to strangle him to
death. He was discovered in the forenoon by the
,rail-carrier Brooding over fancied troubles and
fear OF an early dismissal from ofice are supposed
20 be the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
LORD DrFFERIN's INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT
SIAN.

London, Sept. 4-The Earl OF hoseoerE' -,
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs was ques''oieu
nv Paron aro;ncton IN the House Of Lords to-day
as to the report that France was overreachlng Siam
In the current negotiations at Bangkok he re-
piled that Lord Duferin returned to PARIS 'as'
week with ample instructions to protect BRUSH
rights in Slam
dispatch from Paris says the MARQUIS y. n"'
tor, IA ,va had a long interview with N. De
vele French Minister Of Foreign Affairs last even
ing before leaving the city to join his family III
SWitzerland.