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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17
WHEN YOU rAN,T ~

WHEN you CAN'T EAT
without that uncomfortable feeling Of
fullness or drowsiness afterward, then IFS
time to take DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
They mako digestion easy. Keep a vial
Of them in your vest-pocket, and take
take them, too, whenever you feel bill
GUS" They're specific for biliousness
and act wonderfully upon the liver.
These tiny, sugar coated Pellets - the
smallest, the pleasantest to take, and the
most natural in their ways-absolutely
and permanently cure Constipation,
Jaundice, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
or Bilious Headaches, Sour Stomach, and
every liver, stomach, and bowel disorder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

LONDON, Aug. l6,-The Managua, Mica
ragua, correspondent of The Times tele
graphs: protocol has been signed unit
ing Guatemala, Nicaragua, San Salvador
and Honduras into one republic, to b,
known as the Central American republic
Costa Rica was also represented at tn,
conference which discussed the proposed
union, but that government has declined
to sign the protocol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

SYMPTOMs-Nloisture: intense itching
and singing; most ut night worse by
sratchtng. ii allowed to continue tu-
rmUrS form. which often bleed and ulce
nie, be coming very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MEhl stops the itching pnd bleeding
heals liberation. and in most cases 70
hioyes the tuinor. At druggists or by
nail. for 81 cents. Dir. Swayne Il Son
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

We have received Nos. Is, l6, Ia, IS
u and 20 OF the Art Gallery of the
World, and PERSONS who may wish to
complete the set are invited TO call at
our Office, either will or without cou.
pons. The entire twenty numbers
will 10 furnished for 81. No prettier
book can be lound. and scores OF them
should yet be disposed OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17
He SUFFERED UNTOLD AGONY,

Max u. Coke says
under oath. Il su mer
cd untold misery for
eie ht full years; con-
suited every physi-
clan OF fame without
relief. Ny father
sent mo to Europa
but Ito relief. -Four
years ago ] wanted
TO commit suicide. ms
no one could cure
me. Finally my cous-
IN. Frank +. Web.
ster, told mo to con-
t.,t DIR. g.. II. Theei,
1917 Arch Street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

Drs. II. j. Stubs Heisler and John
Bell on Wednesday performed an
operation for dppendicltia on Miss
Downey of near Stanton. Miss Down
ely has been i'll since Friday last. Tie
operation was deemed necessary to
saVa her life and now the patient is on
u fair road to recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17
Chronic Nasal Catarrb.

o.. Utah, says: II was safferIns from rom
chronic oatarrh, and bought haIf-dozen
bottles of your DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
and i am happy to say am permanently
cured of that disease"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17
SOMMERS BR0S.>
GREAT RETIRING SALE

This has been another busy week with us. Loads
upon loads OF Shoes leaving house at
mere song" 10 speak. Prices hardly cut any f,-
ure with us now Everything must go, and quickly,
too. New, hobby footwear all the latest productions
are included in this truly sacrifice sale. You
afford to stay away, and allow your friends get all
the plums'-weve got some for you. too. AS long
as they hold out you buy:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

Buy your watches and iewelry OF
llaYidow * Co., pawn brokers, ZIG
Marriott stTeet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17
DuBLIo SALE OF COWS


NOTICE.. JAMES BROWN THE
~ owner aud occupant OF the house
situated at No. 103 West Fourth street.
,n the first ward. in the CITY al
wilmington, county of New Castle and
state OF Delaware IN compliance with the
requirements OF the acts OF the General
hsefnDly In such case made and provided
DO hereby give notice that | shall npnivI
~ writing to the Judges OF the Court az
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
delivery of tho State OF Delaware. In ana
Tor New Castle County, on Monday. the
nth day Of September, 9I, being the next
term of said court. for a license for said
mouse as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors I'M
less quantities than ono quart. to be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens of said ward. ut least
we've OF whom arc substantial free
holders OF said ward. reccommerd the
said application, to wit:
John : Cassidy J ID WEIGH. NJ. d.
II Jack John Greon
leo Steinicken Samuel Finley
Wuiiam Huber Michael Riley
Fred Wen. sr Jos ii Gibson
Julius Gunthcr Jacob Scheiber
Daniel McCusker a. Bickta
lanes Mchenna Charles X Ewing
nos fayan Tbos. J. Russell
James II Herkins George FInck
George ONeilt Tbouiaa Written
L McManus r. Neumayer
Charles Corrlgan John Bnder
aio-t JAMES BROWN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

Eight day clocks, :2.15 at Davidow
x Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

Alarm clocks, &c. at Davidow 4 Co.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-05
0out enaIijd)em 0ote.

Gin fran3Dliiher pHblisiit re6net
Der G0nisin BON gnsldno nab, ipie iie
ibre neun 2inber nad ben beridieben=
fen seographHhen uno nationalen Gib=
tunsen pereblidt Eat. Bon ibren 90d=
tern beiratbete Die erite ben preubiiden
Gronprin3en nno nahmali9en Safer
Griebrid, bic sipeite ben 8roBber3os
2ubuis bon peifsn, Die brittle ben 0er=
3os Gbriitlan bon Shleswiss0olfein,
Die pierte ben prin3en 0einrid BON
ga.tenbers BON ben G6bnen beira-
tbete Der erse sine odniibe. Der slpeite
cine ruisiihe, Der brittle cine prenbiiAe
uno Der Dierte eine prinfiiin ppn Wal=
bed. Nur zines blieb nit feiner 6ei-
ratb i'm Watsrlanbe !: prill3eiiin Gouiie,
oeren Gate ner Marauis Of Qorne 1T,
Wle leu, HleiHt Der fran3Diil6e publi=
uh ybei einem iplhen afaiIenaemiib
bic Wateflanhs Sbee beim 9plf iiA
rein unb intaft erbalten Qa
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@oitenfreie 0i4ett.

Sbide Geine Abrene an 8. g. 8ud=
len & 60. in Chicago uno LAB Sir elm
probei6ddtel6en BON Dr. 3ings ,Nem
2ife Yils" suienhen. gine probe miro
Did bon ibredi Wertb iiberseusen. Sie=
ie pillen iuirten ianft uno empfeblen
iid Defenders in Gdllen BON 8eriiopfuns
unb 4opfmeb. @esen Malaria unb
2eberleioen linb lie uniibertroffen. sic
iino 9arantirt, bolitdnbis frei su iein
BON jeoer Nrt siftiger Subitansen lmo
iinO gdnslid aus pHanSenitoifen berge=
itellt. sic baben feine eri6laffenoe
Wirfuns ionbern resen Masen unb
8eodrme, iiberbaupt bas sanae Spitem
itdrfeno on. Sn reguldrer @rObe 5u
25 gents per Sha1tel in Der Mpotbete
bon s. 6. Miller & Sohn. A
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Gratis /!

9iejenigen, Die Or. Sings gleu Gis=
eonerp ibon benuBt baben, fennen i6ren
Mertb 1lno wer ibn nod ni6t fennt, Der
bat iebt @elsgenbeit, bas Mittel gratis
gu erproben. 8ebt in Die unten beseid=
nete Mpotbefe, unb laBt gu6 Elm Yro=
befldidhen gratis seben. Senbet Cure
Nbreiie an $. 6. 8udlen & Co., gbi=
easo, unb perlangt cine probei6a6tel
BON 9r. Sings Neuen 2ebenspilen,
iorpie Elm IT. bes 8eiunobeits= uno
6ausbaltunas= &atbsebers. Nlles 1T
sarantirt. gnh BON NuBen su iein unb
fofet Gu6 nibts. 4
s. 6. Willer & Sebn, glpotefer.
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Gin SeroID D IS immaemSabres.

ssinm bic lesteH brei Geeennen ober 10 BON bieism
gabrbunbert. Der Mbihuttt bedt dD nit ber ertpbe
ter8 Ger Bfginn bes SabreS 1895 mirb 6urib bos
krimeinep etnes neiiem @itters Almanads fgnafrt
,prrbeu IN tpsldem bie 3mede perfunft InD girfnng
Dieier ueiberIbutem Websin tIar auseinanbsrQeiebt
merbeN Seberlaann iontes i'm ieieH. Der aaianber
urb bic In bieiew Biihlen 5u nbenbef aitroHcnd,en
WereduunqeM finb tets eritainli1 forreff NIB bic
Gfaiiftjfeg butpritd)e Abtbeiinug Silnftrattpueu.
nno bey ibFige xeeitc ebeHio niBtt Nn0 Htereiiaut
0iS amAf1nt, Tte 1vjfetter GoulpaGne III yittSbHrg
ga. pubIiart ben SllenDer ieIbft. sin ber nenanis
ftben 6eritenun0 De5elben nb mebr nls iel3ig pefs
ioneu eu Mpnate oss 9abrts lang befadftigt ct
fann uuentgelbA pDn nllen 1rogutiten uHb 2drbleru
du bem 9nnDe be3Dgen perbyn inb eri6eint tn egli.
i1ipebiSnsr bOnau6iider bbbmiIGer unb fpaniId1sr
&probs.
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nus MMnMett

Dirb gei1rieben Nadbem nun bic Be-
ridte BON betroffener ilNb BON amtli1er
6eite iiber Die 8orgdnge BON 6uAs=
miibl borlieqen unb man fi6 Elm unge=
fdbr sntreifcnoes Bib MAIDEN fann, ere
iibri9t nod, bes Ginorufs 81 gebenfen,
ben Die 9orgdnge i'm 9anOe gemaht
baben. Na1 alien SDmptomen TT bie-
fer ginbrud Elm ungeip0bnlib ihlehter.
Man BARI nibt iiberieben oab bic lln=
aufriebenbeit unb bas WiiBoeraniigen
Der yauern IN gesus auf SsoritreAts=
fraeen alt unb felt einigen sSabren be-
ionbers fart setporOen 1T. gei ben
Bauern Dirb Der @orfau bereits perall=
semeinert nnb in ibrer preiie iperovn
Die iibelIten Roniequenaen oaraus seSp=
gen. Goau tOmmt, oab aleid bon sln=
fang on Der Qof getpiIermaben NIT in
bic Gade aesosen wuroe. Der grnoer
oes 2anbqeribtsraths Sreiberrn bon
3olIer, bes 0Dalobeiisers, lit Der Wor=
fano Der gebeimen Qanslei oes Bring
resenten. .Muf bas Snititut Der Sc
beimfan;lciilt man obnebin i'm 2anoe
gar nibt gut su ipreden. giidt uesen
Der perion ibres gesentuartigen 8or=
itanbes. General b. 3Oller Gilt biel=
mebr als Elm Mann, Der piinftlih 1eines
Wmtes lpaltet uuo bariiber ni6t binaus=
areiit. 9lber man iagt I'M 2anoe -
llnb bas fam man bel jeoer 8elesen9eit
boren BOP iih Die @efbdfte in Der
@ebeimpplisei nibt nur tonsentriren,
Ionoern bort auh ibre grleoiauna fin=
ben, alleroinasunter entiprebenoer Wtit=
lpirtuna Der einihldsisen &eliorts. Sm
2anDe bat lib unUerfennbar Der 8laube
feftseiebt. Der YrinSreaent iebe, bore
unb entIdeibe bas Neniaite bon oem,
mas an ibn aus oem 2anoe fomme.
SD bemerfe ausbriidlib, oab i'd biele
9lnidauung iibsrall in ben altbaperi=
Iden Yropin5en sefunoen babe. Sd
meiB ni6t, ipobsr es fommt, DAB lid 10
aQaenein unb iiberaa Die Meinuna feit=
seiebt bat, oer Re9ent wille iiberbaupt
Diel ppn Dem nidt, lpas I'M lanoe por=
eebe, namenilib aud iotneit es i'm
ielbit betrifft, 9lber bic Weinun9 1T
einmal porhanhen. Nus oieier 8runb=
StImmung beraus baben iOmobl Die
3eltunsen uno amar falt alle - als
aud ieoer ginSelne, ben man boriiber
ipre6en bort, bic 6u6smiibler 9lngele=
genbeit als Mnfniipfun9spuntt beniiBt,
nm bon Der @ebeimtanslei gu ipreben.
gti6t als OBJ man oieier irgeno einen
Conner nit Der Satbe inputirte, Ion=
bern, neil oa ipie bort Der aleide Same
fh finbet. Nus oieiem @runoe aceen=
tuirt ii6 Die Sade aud unperfennbar
bel Dem 0olte 9esen ben Sof es ,ma6t
li1 oarin bic Mbneisung bemerflib, Die
aeeen bas Snititut Der @ebeinlfanslei
beitebt. IS 1T bemsrtensiperth. .oaB
mir Elm 9err, Der iiberaus lOpal, itreng
baperiib, itrens opnaitifb uno ltreng
tOnieruatip 1T, iaate "9ie Su6smiib=
ler Nffaire beoeutet cine DerlOrene
Sbladt fur ben SOf lno fir ben NOel. "
60 ffellen lib bic Die Singe fir ben
rubisen uno obiettipen Yeoba6ter bar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-05

2iesenldaft, bic erit Dor 3tpei Sabren
aefauft ipuroe. adlie. .po an @runb
unb 9oben in relatip tur3er 3eit bsbevs
tenbe 0erm0gen ertporben tpuroen, fei.
en- niht felten. Bon 3iirid ipiro Nebns
liGRs beridtet.
D4f eas nahite eibsen0iiiide 9urn=
isit, bas Inn Sabre 1897 abgebalten
miro, bot Die Teisairtaps geriammluna
am leBten @onntas @daifDagisp als
6eitprt beseidnet. Gdaffbanieu be-
graBts bic NaAri4t nit 2anonenbonnsr
Npp SafeiSns.
pie Demejnbe Nett bel 8iei bat NIT
8 GtimmeH Nlebrbeit bic perIangte
gnbpsniien fir GrfiatDne einef Bahn-
fdtipn abgelebnt. Diefs MbIebnung
riedt niGt befonDers uaA Submits
ifabt."
glndbem anfanas September bic
grbarbeiten fir bic 9eraiiiernnsen uno
aegen gnbe September Dds yetonniren
Der 6unoamente bes neuen parlaments.
Qfbdubes in Bern beaOnnen batten,
linD piefe unnmebr auf Godelb6be aufs
gemaufrt wprpsH, 10 DaB MOntas in
oler Gtiae bic rltef granitaHabern
oes 6odsls seiebt lperbeu ipnnten.
Ser BnnDssrath bat fDeben In eiuer
Notf6aFt bic Griinouna elmer reines,
unisr seionoerter 1erpaItung fsbsnben
Gt0atsb0mi befiirpDrtet.
Or. Cbtrif q. Galfnet IN NdfeI ber
botl isintr gstelle 0ls electromagnetic
snriid getTeten ilf. erbdlt oIs pen5ion
bas pole Getdit. ndmIib 81. 5000.
ct.
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ueberaG 9eprieien. ,uO ,,tam's
br0ud1t.

6. 8. Geaper boz girminabam,
Conn.,, iaat I; e3um Mufbau elmer
ihwahn Dber entfriftften Gpnltitu-
tiDn tpeib Id fein 10 fi6eres Hnb gutes
Wittel pte Or, Rennebps igapprite Re-
meop. Gieielbe maGt Gleiih unb
adrit ben a6rper.1 Z 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-05

7 Simmer nod iperben In Stdlien
Grblf1Be Deripiirt Iebter 9nae aud In
NOrbitolien, In Mailanb, gergamo II.
d. s..
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6. & Ut. Gre,.riiomett.

Cbio State Grange, patrons Of
9usbanorp, 9apton, g., II. - II.
8eaember.
Nationale @pele glusifellun9 in @bi=
ca9o, 4. = IL. Sanuar 1895.
s. Il. Of u. Der 8adftsinleser unb
Maurer. Stem Orleans, 2a., 8. 13.
Sanuar 1895,
glationaI BOARD Of Gpcle Manufar=
turors, gietpO Oort 20. 25. Sanuar
1895.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-05

= Nm So6Seitstaee oes 3aren ipllr=
ben in petersburg 10000 Nrme se=
ipeist Die G6nlen tparen auf 3 Gage
geihloiien.
= Or. 6reiberr y, Mittnadt, 1lpiirt=
tembersiiher Minilterprdiibent, Mlini=
fer pes glubsrn unb beg f0nigsi9eir
DallIes unb Crbensfansler, bat ab0e=
lebnt. ipieber fir Die tpiirttembergiibe
Observation-Disclosures 81 fanbibiren.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-04
LYNCEENG IN ELORIgoA.
Plot of Negroes to Assault White
Women.

Palatka, Fla, May 29.-The people of this
section are very much excited over the dis
coVery OF a diabolical conspiracy among the
negroes to commit q series OF outr,ges
Upon white women. The particulars are
mat about eight weeks go 4 negro preach
ef' ny the name Of |. Z. Gurgis, came to
the turpentine stills in the reighborhood OF
PUTNAM Hall and procured employment.
After becoming acquainted with the col
ored employees he made DANA ging remarks
about the daughters OF a farmer living
near by, and proposed to the negroes that
thcy should commit an assault upon this
g-ri and several other white women 4 ia
understood that several neSroes agreed to
me pan ana mat preparations were being
MADE TO carry il into effect
Fortunately the white people got P, HIM
OF The conspiracy and began to make an
investigation. Tney secured evidence that
such g. conspiracy did exist and they took
steps 20 guard their homes. IN the mean
while the negroes learned that their din
o0Lcai plan was knGWn and secretly thew
began to leave the country One of fhossa
to leave was BurSis, Wao had suggested the
outrages upon the women lie fed lust II,
TINE TO escape from (. number Of white
men who had some to secure him Il was
learned that Burgis had gone to Georgia.
and the rather OF the yQ1rs lady whom
BurGis had 50 vilely slandered swore out a
warrant against the negro The Georgia
Authorities were communicated with and
Bur8is was arrested. A Florida officer left
TO secure the negro Sunday. TIE officer.
returned with the negro and fearing q
mob stopped off at a liitie station called
NeWbUrg, intending to secrcte the prisoner
az a friends home Near by. The officer
started to this friends house but had not
proceeded more than naif Il mile when hs
was suddenly confronted by between sew
enty-fiVe or one hundred mounted men,
They covered him with guns and rifles and
demanded the prisoner. Being overDowered.
there was no other alternative but to give
hun up, and next morning IjurSis was seen
hanging from q limb two miles from, the
place where he Eas taken 1rom Deputy
Lane
Burgis is described as Being about forty
five years Of age, six feet high and weigh
ing about $50 pounds. he confessed TO Mr..
Lane that the report he circulated about
the tanners daughter Was untrue, but he
made the remark about her to interest the
negroes in his, daMnable unGerta king.
The white people wild with rage and
Ut is believed that more Iynchings Will speed
lily follow.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-04

a woman, and ask God 20 make you an
humble, earnest Christian. ,,.>.. dsoin,e,
What will become Of this go0leSS usclplG
of fashion? What an insult to her sex!
Her manners are an outrage upon iecehCS;
She is more thoughtful Of the attltuae sile
strikes upon the carpet than how ahe WIZ
look i'll the judgment: more worried apolL;
her trecl1les than her sins; more lnIeIestea
in her bonnet strings than in her redelnp-
Christian woman, however ria@inHcently
dressed and no one has so E:uch right 10
goddess disciple of fashion. Take her robes,
and you take everything J;eath y i'll come
off her eyeldss,, and the rouge off her
cheeks, and with two rough, bony hands,
scatter, spalsles and glass beads and rings
buckles and sashes and frsettes and golden
The dying actress whose life had been
vicious said: ."The scene closes. Draw the
curtain" Generally the tragedy comes
st and tie t fa rec " nnf n aar
and then the tragedy Of a Wretcned eter-
nifty.
with that Of some Christian aUnt mag
was once d blessing to your household. I
do not know that she was ever offered 81
untrammeled she might he eNe}ynody's
blessing. Whenever the sick We're to be
visited, or the poor TO be provided with
bread, she went with blessing s5he could
pray. or sing Crock OF Ages" for any sick
pauper who asked her. AS she got oldsr.
sharp, but for the most part auntie was
sunbean1-j'lst the one for Chrjstmas-eve.
She knew better than any one else how to
fix things. Her every PRAYER, as 1on
heard it, was full OF everybody who had
trouble. The brightest things in al the
house dropped from her fingers. She hal
peculiar notions. but the 2r2ndest notion
she ever bad was to make you happy. she
dressed well-auntic ;I'Ways dressed welt;
but her highest adornment was that OF q
meek and quiet spirit, which in the sight
Of God, is Of great price. When she died,
you all gathered lovingly about her; and as
you carried her on to rest. the Sunday
school class almost covered the coffin with
saponira&: and the poor people stood at
The crd Of tho alley. With their aprons TO
their eyes sobbing bitterly; and the man
of the world said, with Solomon, Her price
was above rubies;'' and Jesus, as unto the
maiden in Judca, commanded: 4 say unto
thee ariSet'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-04
SAVED FROM LINGERING.
4 Prosecuting Attorney Saves n Neck
fpDi,, "a Mob.

Greensboro, n. c.. May (SpecialD-The
negro who assaulted Miss Phillips at Bur
linaton, week or so ago, an account Of
which The Constitution save at the time
was arrested at the home of his mother
Saturday night about ten miles from the
place where the act was committed. He
denied the crime when arrested. but on be
ing brought before his victim, who lJromrt-
" identified him, he broke down and con-
fessed. Asked K ne aware of the fate
that awaited him, he said he knew all the
time if he was caught he would lie hung,
but he was willing to take the risk. Whea
brought To Burlington, crowd OF from
500 to 1,0Gi assembled, and all sorts OF
threats were made. When it was IuInoE2(!
that a couple Of officers were going to tatic"
the prisoner to Graham to Jail, Inc crowd
resolved That he should never get there.
1T this point however, Solicitor Parker,
OF the fish district, haranguad the crowd,
promising them q speedy trial and prompt
execution. THIS seemed to cool down the
crowd and as yet no attempt has been made
to resort to lynch law. The prisoner was
taken to Graham later on by the sheriff
ard q posse. The Burlington Blues q mil
itary company, on duty at the jail q
Graham last night. The Negroes name is
Bob Watkins. He is an eX-c0nVict.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-04
SHOT BY An A. T.. A. AGENT.
JcIn Kane Esan;$erGusiy Wounded by
Ernest Wolfe.

Palatka, Fla, May 27.-This afternoon
John Kane Was shot in the head and dam
gerously wounded by Ernest Wolfe, Wolfe
is a German and a member Of The American
Protective -*ssoca lion. while Kane is an
Irisaa Catholic. Thc tell conflicting
stories about he affair. Wolfe says rhat
Kane approa chad and called him id
A. P. a. man. at the same time striking
him with heavy stick. Wolfe says that he
then shot. Kaness story is that when he
met Wolfe the latter cursed him for
id Catholic" and When he resented the
remark Immediately shot. Wolfe is under
arrest and Kane may die.
Tha A. p. \ has caused much bitterness
In PaIatka. About month ago lHlnford
and Nix, y. f. y. agents who we're trying
70 organize d lodge OF the society at PaIal-
Ia. were set upon and nearly beaten 20
death for saying that al Catholic women
and priests We're immoral. The shooting
today was the outgrOWth OF that affair
Feeline- runs high between the factions. and
it is feared that there viii pc further
trouble.
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Ciuntersvilie. Ala, May 3!.--Mr and Mrs
William Garner, OF l5raGle mountain, add
ed tlipiets the other day 10 an even do2en
CT children who had preceded them, the
Oldest child being only seventeen. " nc
saws Marshall is not q healthy and grow
i,,rr
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HE WOULD Ngr GIA33Y.
So the Crowd Took HIN Out and
Whipped Him.

~.ontgomery, Ala, May 28.-(Special)-
Geneva, Ala, close to the Florida line is
aGitated over d social sensation. Ed Cow
art, prominent young man, and Miss Liz
zie LunWood. D popular belle, We're to have
welded. Al arrangements were made; tia
preacher ana the guests had all arrived; :
the wedding supper was spread, but the
bridegroom YVES missing. A delegation was
sent after him. but re declined TO come
saving he had changed his mind. The
bridal party vas notified accordingly. Cha
aase1ubied gentlemen provided themselves
with masks, again called upon the BRIDE
groom, carried him into the woods, buclEied
cifuliy, the blood icing made to now from
Ms back. They threaten TO serve the next
Iirt even WOrSe.
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bility was contested Oh either side by able
counsel but the jury held the company not
liza bic.
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sUcCEHDHD IN WAXING HIM.
But the Pistol Went CT and the Eos
Hsasy Die,

Creenvilie. S. c., May 29.-(SDeciaI)-A
sad shooting affair took place this morning
six miles above GreenVille III which, Marion
Lock sixteen-year-oId boy, received his
death wound. About O'Clock this rlorline;
1ir. Lock sent q colored man, Milton JOHN
snn. upstairs to vale his son TO yet ready
for Breakfast. The coIored man woke the
boy Seeing Il revolver on the mantle, in
a spirit OF playfulness he took i, pointed
it 1T the boys head. Unfortunately Tia
revolver WAS self-cocldrg and the negro
being unacquainted with the weapon, pulled
the trigger and the bullet crashed into th.
boys head Several physicians have en-
amined the victim and pronounce tile case
hopeless. The negro IS almost wild ON ac-
count OF the deed, as he Was very 1auch al
tached to the boy. The parents exonarats
johnson from any iNtent to hurt their sou
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Raleigh, n. c., Jure 1-(soeciaL)-Ncv.
reached here today OF the destruction OF
eleven buildings. nearly all stores. on Main
street, Jamesville. All were wooden build
ingsx The loss is about $4,000. The insar-
ance is probably not over $780, Most IT
chandise.