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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-26
GUM ELASTIC ROOFING
GUM. NLASTIC PAINT
GUM CEMENT.
NOTICE no LIEN HoLDERs.

To ali perfons holding lions ~ Judgment. oy
Qtfcrwlsc on tho rcai estate. on any nari
tAefeSi 81 George ~. GImm
10 pursuance ~ . decree ~ The Circnif Courl
- Preston crunfy made in n cause therein PER-
ding. - subject The real estate ~ ihe said Eag
W., Grimm ~ the satisfaction Of the liens
thereon. rQu arc hereby required ~ present ar
said George ST. Grimm, which arc Home on bis
zeal estate Or any part Of BE-. fDr al Indication
- me ~ my once lu fihcwuOd. Preston county
west Va, On ~ before the ilth day III May A
D.. 1895. Any lion holder who fails TO Urescni
and prove Big len on OF before said day. shall
fay The costs ~ the conmisslou 90 takiaa pf8oi
thereof and reporting Use same
.Given under my hand this 10Th day ofAprii
EfLJ. FORTNEY, Comm lssionsr,
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THE TROTTfNG sTALLION,
DAUBIGNE PRINCE

May be seen each week at the fol-
lowing places, beginning April
80, 1894
AT TUNYELroN, on Mondays.
FELLowsvILLe, on Tuesdays.
NEwBURG, on Wednesdays.
REEDsyILLE, on Thursdays.
KISGwooD, on Fridays and Sat-
urdays.
This is the celebrated horse that
travelled this territory last Year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-26

To oil persona holding litus by judgns1t. ~
otherwise, on Tho rCas osfate. or 80 BART
thereof. ~ A. j. DeEorry
u pr'rsrancs ~ decree ~ the circnii C51rt
~ frost0u cofuiy made IN n cause therein
ncnding a. subject The real estate III the said
= y. DeBerrY % The safiFfactiou ~ the liens
hEiet9i and you afe hereby roaiircd 70 present
VIC said =. j Deberry which are liens on HE
real esinto cr any part of NJ for ad Indication fc
mie, - my 0hics in king~D0d Preston county :
west va, ON ~ before The 22nd day N MAY a Y
jos Any lien holder who fails to resent
ana prove his len nu or before eaid dnv shhlf
pay The cOffg 0f the commission iu taking proof
thereof aff making said rsoeft
4 ~ 1906
900, .NEiL =. FORrNRY. Commissioner
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There are Sarsaparillas and Sar-
saparillas; but ii You are not care.
fun in your purchase, the disease
You wish to cure will only be iuten
sltied. BE sue you get Ayers Sar-
s"pallla and no other. 1t is COM
poGnded from the Honduras root
and other highly concentrated all
.eratiyes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-26

The TilIman State Dispensary
Liquor Law Of South Carolina has
been declared unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court Of the State +,
and the Dispensaries arc all closed
a. d gone into summer quarters for
repairs, while Governor TilIman
has quit business as State Bar
keeper. In the meantime. the
Blind Tigers" are all doing u
rushing businc s OF the old stards
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EwmuHs.
ILKA TuEo,
,spondence o. the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Mf' b. NJ. Despnrd, OF Despard
Coal Co., was III town d few days
last week.
Mr.. George Wcltman, of Keyser,
is visiting friends IN town.
Rev. Graham. OF Pennsylvania,
preached very interesting sermon
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. John Diflinbaugh. OF Key.
ser. was seen on our streets last
week.
Mrs. Flatinagan, of Grafton, was
visiting friends in town last week
Thomas 9. Frazier, of this city
is contemplating trip down East
via the Pan Handle.
Some marked improvements are
being made on the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. Charles Williams spent few
days in Clarksbnrg last week.
Mcssrs. S. b. Montgomery and
james Frumhart, two prominent
society young men Of this city, at.
tended the Literary Society at In
dependence last Thursday eve.
Frank Ellis, son OF 6. Il. Ellis,
was ut home from Baltimore over
Sunday.
Miss Ollie Brains has returned
to her home III FaifmOnt.
We learn that a strike is being
agitated at Monongah.
Mr.. Marley Fortney. cornetist IN
the NJ. r.. Church, was unable tc
play last Sunday on account Of
sickness.
Mr.. w. b. Flynn, a cosmopoli
tan Of this place, has gone on q
trip out West.
Our school opened Monday with
large attendance.
Lloyd farl Wartben attends
school regularly on Friday.
Mr.. H. II. Ellis, OF this place,
has retired from tho butcher busf
ness.
DR.. Il. r. Lanham was elected
Mayor Of our torn for another term
RkTs.
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Commissioner Notice.
CONnissiosKn's OpYrcE.
Haywood, w. va, April 10. I %. Z
Equity
a, J DeBerry

Tho above entitled cbancery cause by n d.
cree ~ The Circuit Cuff ~ p-s2torf .rouufy !;
made thcI Elm on the 28rd day u March. a. ~.
si4ncd Commissioner IN Chapcery, with the
following directions To asoos tain and re-
port the real estate owed by the de-
lendanfs ~, J. DaPerry, the state gnd con-
ation ~ the title thereto, tho liens and charger
thefaon, their amounts. character. priorltias,
and to whom owing the cash and annual rsntn al
value thereof; and that he report any other
perfinedt matter which fnay be ,deemAd fo.bY
81 fham;
The parties 10 said cause. 70 wit WIN. G..
Brown. plaintiff. and A. j. DcBerry. and Grant
yraiant Trustee, defspdRnts will. therefore.
TAKE notice. That on the zsnd day ~ May A. ID Z
ltft ~ ny Office ia KiuRwOOd. Preston county,
West Va. shall proceed 90 execute said deores
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April.
A. D.. 1875
NELL FOFrNEYi Commissioner,
Brown q Hyde, PINS Att'ys. ti-i2pi4t-x5.6S
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When Baby was s,ck. we gave her cazioriss
When she was Calld. she cTiod for castorla.
When sho became Miss, she chung TO cas,oria.
When she had Children, she ea-c them custosia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-26

CoNMIssIoNNRs OrrTcE.
K'nRwood, w. Va April 10. 1894.
William q. Brown
va, ) Equity.
WIN. " johnson. 81 af,
The above entitled ohanocry cnuse, by ds.
qroe Of the Circuit Court 81 Preston county;
made therein. ON the card day OF March. A. II. 4
1891 having been referred To the undersigned
Commissioned In Chancery, with the following
directions. To ascertain and repost tire real
estate owned by the defendant. William II :
Johnson the state and coalition OF tho TITLES
thereto the Hens and chirges thereon. their
amounts, character. priOrities. and To whom
owing; the actual cash and annual rental yaiua
thereof and that he report my otiicf. pertinent
muttcr which may he deemed 80 by himself, or
required by the parties or any Of them 800,
The parties 10 said cause, 90 wit: William ~.
brown. plaintiff and WIN. ~. Johnson, Catha-
rino johnson. Samuel II. Gusoman and VIM. A.
Guse;pnn, partners IN trade under the Grin name
81 Gusoman Brothers; and Mason Watson aud
y. q. Watson. partners Nv trade under me iirID
nanH ~ Watson BrDtheTp andJ. n. Hawtborne,
Trustee. dsfendauts. will. therefore. take mo-
tee that on the u ~ day 81 May, A. D.. 1884, az
ny otlice in kinFwOod. Preston county. West
Va, fhall proceed 20 execute said decree,
Given uDder my hand this 10th dey Of April!
4. D., 1915.
MILL FoRTNEY, comnlssionor.
Brown Hyde, Plh's Attys. lF129i4tt5.o0.
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CLASSES TO ACCOMMODATE ALL.
Dental Notice .
WORTH KNOWING.

WORTH KNOWING
The natural testi are infinitely superior 10
artificial. Have your teeth carefully filled by a
competent Dentist Further advice free by
consulting
w. s. siMoNToN, .. %. g..
who will make tho following professional visits:
KiNdwOoD. April Goth, and remain six
DAYS nj Jordans Hotel.
NEwBURG, MAY 7th, and reVffIu six days.
RowLE3sURGi MAY ilth, and remain six
days ~ Commercial Hotoi.
TJNNELToN, MAY eth. i've days at Wet
Virginia Hotel.
CAL early and mako your engagements
e1- Careful attention given every operation.
and every operation guaranteed. Teeth ox.
tractel without pain. N
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9 q Y
Look ]: Here!
Do you know that yon can get
Bargains in sts.im..y articles

Bargains in Stationery articles
at the Aaous OfIce1
Penny Pads.
Handsome Pencil Tail, ts FROM
? cents to 10 cents. Splendid
Pen aud Ink Pads and 10 cts.
Penholdeis 1 TO 8 cts. PLAYING
Cards 10 to % cents per Pack.
Lead Pencils. Rulersl Ameii--
can Standard Black Ink and
Pure Gum Muscilagc only cts.
per BOTTLE. School Saichrls
only 10 cents. Falcon Pens.
Erasers. Dominces, Checker
Boards, Paper Weights. French
llurps, States, Bill Ellcs,
Red Ink.
Visiting Cards,
Society -
Weddiog {"
Menu 90
Invitation "
Program ("
Day Booka,
Time +"
Pass {"
Composition
Account
Writing Paper and Envelopes,
Etc, Blank or Printed.
Call at
THE ARGUS OFFICE.
Kingwood, w. vss
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DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton

OucettI -. OEdnc OF Terra Mia
was here to day or business.
John ". Hudson Of near Tunnel
ton was here on business Tuesday.
Jas. Daily Of Newburg was visit
Ing in town last Saturday and sun
day.
J. w. Flynn keeps Fertilizer for
sale ut all times.
Squire John IL. Feather. OF
Bruceton. Was id town on Monday.
Deputy Sheriff N. G. Ridenour of
Fellowsville was here on business
yesterday.
Mr.. F. ". Horchler Of Newburg
was here yesterday on business and
gave US IA call.
You Can't buy Shoes and Slippers
anywhere else us Cheap rs you can
at Taylor's Shoe Store.
Mr. II. y. Whe,srll OF Newbnrg
was IN town during the past week
and gave IFS a call.
Judge IIoke returned Tuesday
evening from Grafton, where he
has been holding court.
Don't fail to read the big ad of
new goods at w. Posten & Co..
aud give them call.
After May lst the various lodges
In town meet at 8 o'clock instead VI
1880 Z. NJ. as heretofore.
James w. Dorsey, who has been
working at Oakland in the office Of
the Republican returned home
Monday.
For Playing Cards OF all kin Is
from 10 ce.ts up. call at the ARG us
Office
James A. Graham returned last
week from the jefferson Medical
College of Philadelphia where he has
been attending medical lecture.
Dir. and Mrs. George Robinson
of this place went to Fellowsville
Saturday to- visit the parents of the
former.
Buy the Horse Shoe Fertilizer
from j. w. Flynn at Re- II. Depot.
BSrn to Mr.. ard Mira. B.,ker
Montgomery "a tine boy baby, Mon
day April 2s, 1894. DR.. McMilien
the attending physician.
Word comes from all quarters
that the neatest and most satisfac-
tory dye for coloring the beard a
brown or black is Buckingl.am's
Dye for the Whiskers.
Mics Julia Hayes vii leave Sat
hrday for Deer Park. Nd, to spend
q month visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Elliott.
Among the students who will at
tend school here this summer are
Miss Minnie linn and Oscar linn
of Gainesville and Miss Ella Robin
son of FellowsvIlle.
IL you want good honest pair OF
shoes Mt Very low price, go TO
Taylor's, Shoe Store.
Mr.. George NJ. Ford. PRINCIPAL
OF thg Terra Alta School was in
town last Friday and gave us .
business call. lie is now of or a
vacation for his health.
We desire to call attention to the
announcement in this issue Of the
Summer Normal School at Terra
Alta. The prospect is good for a
successful term OF school.
Don't get off tie track but go
straight ahead to Taylor's Shoe
Store and get the best shoes for the
least money.
L. M. Albright and Mise Flor
cree Parks arrived home Tuesday
from a two weeks trip in the east,
where they were purchasing goods.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Williams, TO day, another girl ba-
BY. DR.. Pratt the attending ply
stefan,
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand 1T the ARGUS Office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. 81
Camden bantz will move into the
brick honse Of Hon James A.
Brown SOON ne it is vacated by
Henry Mnrdock, who will move to
Walnut, Illinois, next week.
Wt~rff 49, - =, 49,.
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FROM another Correspondent
The summer Normal School
opened at this place Monday with
Mr.. II. 8. wbetsell az instructor.
Those in attendance are Hlicc Ba.
ker, Inez wilkins, Nora Stafford
Maggie Cross. Nellie Flynn. Artie
HorchIer, Pearl BayIcs, Matte
Daley. Belle Ellis, Lucy NJ. Turn.
ley, Myra Gibson, Belle Menear,
Agnes Clever. Gettio Smith, Nellie
Dent. Bessie Clayton, Ottic Deck
Loda Mouser. Eta Bell, BERTHE
BUiyard, Mary Fromhart and Rosa
Glenn. Gentlemen: JAS. r. DALEY,
$. y. Montgomery, Truman FRA.
zier, w. l.. Thomas, @. T.. Plum
mer, John Barnes. w. K. ShaFsr.
a. W. Brown, J G. BoIylrd, +.
~ fauAh-'m. g. W BJlyard, n.
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A FORCED SALE

OF a new and well selected stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND NOTIONS
will be made by me within the
Next Twenty Days.
I will sell the @. w. Faweett stock.
In Kingwood, withiu that time.
Merchants can get bargain by
calling at once.
GEo. 4. HUFFMAN, Trustee.
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Tin, Iron. steel. foit Roofuf
with trimmings and tools - lend
~ tools 60 keep. Can BE- laid bY
anybody; shipped ovorywhsys.
rcd and black for mosa lie roof
ing. fr5osofc presefvafive Tor
shinglcs. posts and wood work.
tfai shorten 0r iengfhen. for lin.
a9rs, carpontora fruit gro~
ers, etc.
bcavy hui.dine. for sisafSgn<
hou e. lining rooms ard aoore
low ctrculara ara astfaf3snT
- addressing
wW LIST s. CO..
NkBrtrxo y fAy
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Commissioners Notice.

CoNMIssIoNKR's OFrTcE.
K'nRwood, w. Va April 10. 1894. Z
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-03
A CHINATOWN BLAZE.
Three Cottages Occupied by Christian
MongoIianS Quilted.


Three pretty cottages, numbered 8, 10
and 70 Trenton street, and occupied by
Christian Chinese connected with the
Methodist Mission, were partially de-
stroyed by fire at IL: 80 o'clock last night
The cOnflagrasion Illuminated the Mongo-
liam quarter and caused great crowd of
Chinese to gather in the streets and alleys
near the burning buildings. Three chill
dren that had been left behind by their
frightened guardians were rescued with
great difficulty and taken to the mission,
where they passed the remainder of the
night.
As the flames began 10 consume the roof
of the middle cottage the wild screams of
frightened Monaghan were heard COM
ing from room in the second story. A
moment later All Sung leaped from a
window in the apartment and fell uron
the pavement, changing his cries OF fear
for bowls Of agony. He had broken his
right leg, and was removed TO the ReceiV-
ing Hospital.
The buildings we're owned by zee Suey
Once. His loss, added 10 that OF the oecu-
pants. will amount 10 about $4,000.
While the fiIemen were battling with the
flames in Chinatown an alarm was sounded
from box AZ at the corner of Eddy and
Powell streets. A transient lodger at Is
Eddy street had set fire To his mattress and
left the room. The blazing bed was tossed
out of a window and the fire in the apart
ment was quickly eXtinguished. The dam
age amounted to about S25.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-03

night and locked up in Jail. Armed parties
are securing the woods around Agency
and VIII bring in the entire sixty before
the hunt ceases.
LEAvENWoRTH, Kans., June 2.-Tbe
coai strike has been settled peaceably, The
conference between the miners and the
business men this evening resulted in a
victory Tor the miners, all their demands
oelhg granted, and work will be resumed.
AToKA, l. T., June 2.-The two compa-
mes OF United States troops, which were
S'auoned here, have moved to Lchigh. The
miners nave sent committee to Caddo. to
!n'eIEleW Governor Jones to-day. He said
IL was not in his power to do anything for
'nem. The whole matter was in the hands
OF the Indian agent. Men, women and
children are fleeing to Lehigh and Coal
gate. Some of the min ers are drilling to
Tight Uncle Sans men.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-03
MADE 1T THREE STRAIGHT.
Baltimore Gave a Sound Drubbing
90 COmiskV'S Pets,

BALTIMORE, June 2. - Baltimore made il
three straight by administering a sound druD-
bing to Comiskey's pets to-day. Attendance
1000. Score: Baltimores ID. base hits 15,
errors 4. Cinennatis 6, base hits IL, errors 4.
Batteries-RObnsOn and Mcmahon, Murphy
and Parrott. Umpire, Lynch
BOSTON. June 2.-The chlmDions to-day re.
trieved The loss OF yesterday. Score: Bostons
II. base hits II, errors 5. CIevelands 10, base
hits 49, errors 5. Batteries - Nichols and
Ryan, ClarksOn and Zimmer. Umpire Emse.
BROOKLYN, June 2.-kain cut short the game
at Eastern Park to-day after The sixth inning.
Score: Brookyns l, base hits 3. errors 1.
Chtcagos 0, errors ]. Batteries - S in and
Daily, Abbey and Kttrldge. Umpire, Swarl-
wood.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2. - The Louisville
team was again defeated to-day owing 10 their
inability to bat weighing when men were on
bases Score: Philadelphas IL. base hits IA.
Louisvilles o, base bits 10, errors B.. Batteries
Weyhing and Grady, Ewing ana Earle. UNI
plfe, 0'Roure.
WASHINGTON, June 2. - The home team
again defeated the Pit sburgs to-day. Score:
WashingtOns IL, base bits ID, errors ,. Pitts
burgs 6, base hits 10, errors T. Batteries
Mcclure and Manly, Ehret ana Clough UNI
pire. Hurst
NEW YORK. June 2.-To-day's game between
New York and ST. Louis was stopped by rain
at The end OF the SIKH inning, with the game a
tie. Score: 81. Louis 2. base bits 6. errors /.
New Yorks 2, base hits o, errors /. Batteries
Peltz and Hawley, Farrell and Meeken. UNI
pire, McOuaid
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-03

VAN NOSTRAND-In this city. May II. S94. to
the wife OF ID. c. Van Nostrand, a daughter.
kELTON In this city, May 20, 1894, to the wife
OF David j. Keltor. a daughter.
MINER-In this city. May 20. 1894 TO the wife OF
Fillmore +. Miner son
POHLEY-ln Oakland, June l, 1894, to the wife
oil Jacob Policy daughter
CoOK-In Oakland. May 81, 1894. to the wife OF
Charles Z. Cook, daughter.
SCHLICHTMANN In Golden Gate. Alameda
County, May 20, 1894. to the wife OF g. ii.
Schlichtmann, daughter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-03
Lynchings All Over the
Country.
MODS WORK AT COLFAX.
Two Murderers Hanged to the
Jail Porch.
AWFUL AFFAIR IN COLORADO.
In South Carolina a Convicted Negro
Murderer Suffers the Penalty
Illegally.

CoLFAx. Wash, June AT half-past l
this morning fifty masked men went to the
County Jail and lynched Ed Hill. serving
a sentence of assault for killing Langford
Summers, and George F. Parker. who is
on trial for killing A. B. Cooper.
Shortly before o'clock Jailor Newcomer
was awakened by knocking at his door in
the basement, and when lie asked what
was wanted a voice answered that he had
a prisoner he wanted to put in Jail. The
jailor dressed and went into the corridor,
where he was met by fifty masked and
armed men who rushed him into the
Sheriff's office and demanded that he open
the sale and get the Jail keys. BE did so
and then the mob made him open the out
side and inside doors to the jail.
The mob broke the lock of the cells in
which Hill and Parker were confined,
threw rope around their necks and
bound their hands. Parker made no out
cry, but Hill screamed so he could be heard
quarter of a mile. protesting his inno-
cence all the time.
The two men were then taken out Of the
jail through the hallway and upstairs to a
small porch. The rope was fastened to
everything was ready Parker was thrown
over into the darkness, and Immediately
after Hill was launched. Parker struggled
for a moment. but both men died quickly.
The mob formed in a compact body,
marched across the Island-street bridge
and up the railroad track in the direction
of Pullman.
After Jailer Newcomer had opened the
Jail be was taken to the wOman's ward
and locked up together with the court
balliff and Tom Hill. brother Of Edward
Hill, who was lynched. They were re-
leased in a few minutes by Sheriff Lath-
rum, who had been awakened by Con-
stable Miller.
The lynching was witnessed by several
of the jurors in the Parker case. who were
locked up for the night in a room but a
few feet away. None OF the witnesses
heard any noise except Hllrs screams and
a few short words of command.
There had been rumOrs afoat for several
days, and Hill's brother and several
friends have been guarding the jail; but il
was believed all danger was past. and Fri
day the entire party, except Tom Hill,
went home.
When he heard his brothers screams he
rushed toward the jail, but was stopped
by the mob and locked in the woman's
quarter.
The jury trying the Parker case was
dismissed by Judge Sullivan this morning
without any explanation except that the
accused was dead.
The inquest held this afternoon resulted
in verdict that both men came 10 their
death by hanging by parties unknown.
The officers are determined to bring the
offenders 10 justice.
Edward Hill killed LaDgford Summers,
an old man. in Garfield about two years
ago. He was arrested, but escaped from
Jail and fed to Arizona, where he was cap
tured and brought back. He obtained a
change of venue TO COlfax and the jury
found him guilty of simple assault.
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HUNG FROM A TRESTLE.
Awful Work of Masked Men in
Colorado.

GOLDEN, Colo, June 2.-AleXandeT Nc
Curdy, who horribly mutilated his step
brother, Charles Berry, last winter was
this morning taken from Jail and lynched,
after being subjected to the same treat
ment he gave his victim. McCurdy was
this week convicted of mayhem and yes
three years, the full extent of the law. At
2 o'clock twenty men aroused Alexander
Kerr, the jailer. choked him, and taking
his keys. went to McCurdy's cell. He was
dragged to the lawn in front of the build
ing and mutiIated. He probably would
have died under this treatment, but he
was rushed down to Lakewood trestIe over
Clear Creek and hanged.
The Sheriff has arrested John Richweine
and John Koch, guards for the lynchers.
They have given the names of all the
Others, and the Coroner's jury ia preparing
warrants for them.
McCurdy assaulted Berry while he slept.
He escaped and was arrested several
weeks afterward in Indiana. Berry recov-
cred, and during the trial of McCurdy this
week he had been restrained with diff
Gully from assaulting him. Berry is 10
years old. McCurdy is about so.
CHARLESTON. S. c., June Jeff Craw-
ford, colored. who murdered w. D. Black
burn. white, last December, convicted at
the recent term OF court and sentenced to
be hanged, was lynched by a mob before
daybreak to-day.
OMAHA, Nebl.. June IA special TO
the Bee from Lexington, Nebr., says: A
mob formed to lynch Hill and White, but
the Sheriff moved the prisoners to Kear-
nav