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ESCAPE FROM THE GALLOWS.
A Negro Upon the Gallows Breaks
the Rope and the Hanging
Is Postponed.

COLUMBIA, Miss, Feb. 9.-Will Pur-
Wis young negro, was 20 have been
hung here yesterday for the assa5sina.
ton last July OF William Buckley, of
Marion county by a gang Of white caps.
A strong guard Of deputy sheriffs mad
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prevent rescue by the white CAPS.
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Of being hurled into eternity, was pre-
cipitated TO the ground. The moose
mad been parted and Purvis neck, in
stead Of being broken, was only slightly
abrased by tho rope He fell on his
back and remained perfectly still for a
few moments. A man rushed forward
and, bending over the negro. asks !,
Are you hurt2" From under his
black cap Purvis replied, For Gods
sake get me ont Of this" Oilers came
up and Sheriff Magss made ready 70
conduct Purvis back 10 the scafold for
a second attempt
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pervisors present and they called the
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ference Rev Mr.. Silsley, Of the Co
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was dsci'led by an unanimous vote that
the execution be postponed The negro
was today taken to Meridian and the
facts telsgraphed 10 Governor Stone.
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affairs At RIO JANEIRO.
United States Minister Thompson
and Admiral 6enham Aobnob
with President Peixoto.

Rio JANEIRo. Feb S.-Thomas l..
Thompson, United States minister, and
Rear Admiral Benham, comm1uler Of
the United Stutes fleet and his staff,
called upon President Psixoto at the
palacs this afternoon. They were es-
cOrted. both going aud coming, by a
handsome company of Brazilian
lancers. The minister Of marine. the
minister Of foreign affairs, and many
officers Of the Brazilian army and navy
assisted the president at the reception.
Peixoto made favorable impression
on the minds of his visitors. He was
invited BY Rear Admiral Beham to
visit the American feet and he prom -
ised to do So in the near future.
Manoel Victorino Persva. Of Bahia.
has been named as candidate for the
vice presidency in the election to be
held on March Like Dr.. Prudent
de Meraes, the nominee for the presi-
dsncy, PNreva is civilian. Both were
nominated by twenty senators under
the chairmanshiD of Thomas DelGno.
The fact that President Peixoto ap-
proves Of this nomination of civilians
shows the falseuess Of the iusurgent
statement that he desired to continue
military rule in Brazil
All communication between the
American naval crews and the shore
has been forbidden oa account of the
yellow fever.
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JorTlNGs FROM rHE CAPITAL.

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sidered in the house committee ON com
merce today.
Democratic house leaders are thinking
of more stringent supprcssing Of flibus.
terlng by the rules.
Attorney General Hensel spent several
hours In Washington looking after business
IN the departments,
Senator Smith, of Now Jersey. is strongly
talked Of for chairman Of the Democratic
congressional committee.
Congressman Beltghoover says he has
never thought Of running for tho judge.
ship of Cumberland county.
Attorney General Olney has requested
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District Of Columbia Jail, for lax discipline.
Representative Draper is likely to be the
successor of Mr.. Hoar in the senate from
Massachusetts, If the latter shall decline
reelection.
Henry NJ. Brunner is in Washington,
looking after his chances for the Norris
town pa .postmastership, which will be
vacant Feb %.
Thomas c. OConnor, of Mahanoy City,
Pa, is the only candidate for postmaster
there, and the present officials term will
expire Feb 20
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-09
FLASHES FROM the WIRE.

Massachusetts Grand Army men mum
ber %, 637, n net loss Of 54 tho past year.
Orange growers in convention at O,cala,
Fla, favored higher tariff on their product
Eight men parished by the explosion Of
the tug boat Es.eIle, near Vancouver, B. G.
Armed with dynamite. burglars blew
open the Deshler bank safe, mt Toledo, o.
and got 81, 800 in coin.
On the charge NJ setting fire to his own
cigar store, Louis Vallenstein, OF New
York, i5 under arrest.
Defalcation of $4,000 ia charged against
missing Frederick Marvin, cashier Of tho
Third National bank Of Detroit.
Quon 10y, n Kansas City Chinnman, has
become full-ilrdged American citizen by
taking out naturalization papers.
Robbers Mt Culberson, Mon, murdered
James Skinner, agent Of the Great North.
ern railroad, and then burned bis house.
Leaking gas overcome Kate Pomprey.
the cook, and Grace 1erOue, nurse, in a
Brooklyn house. and they barely missed
death.
New York anarchists are trying TO Sc
cure pardon for Alexander Bergman. the
would.bs murderer Of II. Q. Frick, of
Pittsburg.
BY natural gas explosion, Louis Kueh.
ler's house nj Chicago, was wrecked, his
young daughter killed and his little son
fatally hurt.
Completely In the conspiracy to land
Chinese Illegally at Portland, Ore, Ia
charged against w. l., Boese. chairman of
the state committee. 'h
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IN OUR OWN COMMONWEALTH.

Dr. Egle has been appointed state libra
rian
BY falling from an iCe house at Heller
town, Sylvester llillegas broke his mock.
A Reading man has 1900 young chickens,
which no will send to Philadelphia this
week.
The police force Mt Pottsivllo is pudeayor.
ing to break up Il large camp Of tralnps. In
that vicinity.
A boy was sent with an alleged bogus
check TO an Altoona bank aud Alfred
Marks Ia in Jail.
At fight in boarding honse near Ha-
zleton Paul Wargo was shot In tho leg and
may lose that limb.
There Ia II squRbbo in Delaware county
as ia who sballpay the $500 costs OF "A ro-
cent election bribery trial.
The will OF tho late Margnrgt @. Free.
mau, OF Lebanon, disposes OF about 81, 000.
900, all of which goos to her relatives.
A. Willmere, returning TO his home ut
Florence Mass., from Williamsport, fell
from train II ear Harrisburg and one arm
was broken
The large bnrn OF William II. Janney,
nt Edgewood, was totally DESTROYED by
ilre last night Fifteen Jersey cow,, four
horses andtwO mules pe.ishe1.
William Zimmerman and his son, George.
well known miners at DodSon's colliery,
Plymouth Coal company, were fatally
burned by an explosion Of gas in the mine,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-09
THE ELaeMAN TO BLAME.
Verdict Of the coroner's Jury in the
South, Orange Disaster

South Orange Disaster.
HoBoKEN, n. j., Feb S.-The coro-
ners Jury. chosen to investigate the re O..
cent Delaware, Lsckawsuna and West
ern railroad accident near this city, By
which twelve persons were killed and
many injured, rendered a verdict this
afternoon. They found that Rear
Flsgman Whsston, Of the Dover ex.
press, neglected his duty in not prop
erly tagging the South Orange train
when his train was running at slow
tate of speed, and that failing so to do.
Qe primarily caused the disaster. They
also found that the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company did not
have proper signal system between
Newark and the Hackensack bridge.
The jury, after being called together
today, listened to the dispositions Of q
number of the victims Of the accident,
who are lying in St Msry's hospital,
this city, and Christ's hospital, Jersey
City, The testimony was, in substance,
u criticism of themanner in which the
railroad company ran trains in their
efforts to connect with ferry boats,
there being no less than three trains
run to meet the s 30 am. boat All
testified that, in their belief, had an
automatic block-signSl system been
used the accident might have been pre-
vented.
The jury brought in their verdict
after a two and a half hour delibera-
tiou.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-09
LOUIS KOSSUTH.
The BLOOD Was MAMMALIAN.
Mystery Deepened at the Carpenter
Murder Trial by the Testimony
of a Chemist.

MTFFLINTowN, Pa, Feb. S-In the
Carpenter murder trial today the
morning session was taken up in hear
ing the testimony of DR. Coplin. of the
Jefferson Medical college He made a
microscopic examination of the blood
on tho prisoners clothes and testified
that the blood was mammalian. He
sustained himself under close cross
examination by Lawyer Sponsler. Dur
ing the afternoon session damaging
testimony was submitted against the
prisoner by several witnesses.
A watch found on the prisoner after
the murder was identified as the prop
erty of the murdered man, concern.
ing which the prisoner has made con-
Trajectory statements, but it was fur.
tbsr testified that the prisoner had re.
peatedly said that his father carried
the watch, and the person who had it
WAS the murderer. Interest in the
case is unabated. Court adjourned
this evening at the conclusion of the
examination IN chief of DR., Kepler. of
Port Royal,
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HANDS ACROSS the SEA.

Queen Victoria ia in eXcellaut health and
viii go to Florence next month for visit
High mass, celebrated by tho pope, will
be the closing ceremony Of tho jubilee
fetes.
A rumor says n change in the persounal
Of the Italian embassy in Washington is
likely
Small pox has broken out on the Ameri-
can gunbodt Concord, of the Asiat ic
squadron.
A direct line OF steamships between
Swansea aud America isprojeotod by Lon
don merchants,
A French naval officer ia said to have in
vented rifle capable Of firing two kinds OF
explosive bullets.
The Japanese steamship Koryo Marco is
missing aud IN believed to have boen lost
with fOrty-three souls.
Paris police are closely guarding the sup
posed grave Of Auguste valiant, the gull
lotmed bomb thruwer
nussian capitalists are forming m SILL
900 100 company to run steamships between
Odessa and the United States.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-09
FRIENDS OF KOSSUTH.
The Hungarian Fair in New York in
Aid Of Monument Fund is
Successful.

New YORK, Feb 8-Ihe fair man
aged by the Hungarian residents Of
this city, which has been in progress
since last Tuesday in Arlington hall,
st. Marks place, has met with a most
gratifying success, and will last
until Saturday night. 1t is given
for the benefit Of the Kossuth
monument fund. The Journal of the
Louis Kossuth Fair, an elaborate
eight-page daily that will be pub
lished as long as the fair lasts, an
nounces that tonight will be devoted 10
uniformed societies, tomorrow night 10
the ladies and Saturday to banquet
and ball
The Hungarian girls, so noted for
their beauty Of face and form. are
everywhere at the fair and are without
doubt its most attractive feature.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-09
The DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Mesting Of the Exsoutivs Committee Of
the National Association.


WASHINGTON d. c. Feb. 8 Josiah
Quincy, Of Boston. appeared AS II proxy
tor Patrick A. Collins, OF Massachusetts,.
and William Fleming was authorized
to serve for Henry Watterson of Ken
tucky Charles j Canda. New York,
was elected treasurer OF the National
association Of Democratic clubs to sue
ceed Roswell +. Flower. resigned.
Three subcommittee were appointed
to take up certain matters under dis
cuSsion by the meeting The most i'm
portant Of these was that on ways aud
means. which is charged with the de-
yising of methods to raise funds for
campaign purpos 49, to prepare plans
tor equitable distribution aud to con-
suit with the newly elected treasurer.
A resolution WAS adopted rendering
the services of the National Associa-
tion OF Democratic clubs to the con
grrssiOnal campaign committee and
thor2lng the officers OF the association
to meet with those Of the campaign
committee for the purpose of cooferring
upon a methodical plan of action by
which both organizations could be
utilized to the best advantage.