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CROP OUTLOOK.
Discouraging Situation Reported In
Indiann.

Indiana.
INDTANAPoLIs, Aug. 13.-The weekly
report issued to-day of the Indiana
Weather Bureau shows a discouraging
crop situation. The rains of Friday and
Saturday were heavy enough only in a
very few localities to do corn any good.
Corn on the low lands is still fair, but that
Oh light clay or gravel.y soil is beyond
recovery, and in some counties it has
been cut for fodder. Tobacco is suffering
severely for rain. Potatoes are far less
promising than early in the summer.
Stock is suffering on account of the burnt
up condition OF the pasturage.
CONDITIONS IN ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 13.-The State
Board of Agriculture will issue its crop
bulletin for the month of August next
week. Several counties have not yet sent
in reports, ana this with other delays has
kept the publication back nearly two
weeks. The corn crop is shown to be in
about the same condition as published by
this weeks Government bulletin, and
will average about 5.35 of crop. other
cereals win be shown to be in fair con-
dition. Rain is badly needed, and if it
falls in sufficient quantities will have a
good effect.
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s.rIkers seekinc York.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.AThe gates of the
Pullman Company's plant were besieged
this morning by hosts of striking en-
ployes seeking work. At 9 o'clock the
foreman found he had 1,3Ss. All the old
employees viii get their places back until
the full quota is at work.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HO! FOR KLAMATH SPRINGS!

YTyHEY ARE TWENTY MILES FROM
Ager, on the California and Oregon route.
Stage ride delightful, no dust Large stone
hotel; accommodations firSt-class. Terms,
SO to $12 per week. Good hunting and fish
ing; scenery grand. Hot iron and sulphur
water ana the famous Hot Mud Baths for all
blood and skin diseases, for stomach troubles,
rheumatism. alcoholism, etc. 4 few weeks at
these springs Will work wonders and build up
any wrecked constitution. For more particu-
lars address GEO. B. STILES, Lessee for
merly of Weber Lake., Beswick, Siskiyou
County Cal.
The record-union., 1894-08-14
Heavy Rains In Nebraska and Iowa.

OMAHA, Aug. I3.--Heavy rains are
falling in all parts OF the State tonight,
extending many miles into Iowa. In
many instances the rain was very heavy.
The crop situation is very much inn
proved.
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FEARFULLY GAsHED.
A Nall Mill Vatchman stabbed by a
Tramp.

Nall Mill Watchman stabbed by a
Tramp.
HAMMOND Ind.), Aug. 3.-Watchman
John III. Rust OF the Lakeside Nail Mill
was fearfully gashed early this morning
by Fred Dewitt, because he would not
allow the latter and gang of tramps to
sleep in the company's boiler-room. Rust
ordered the men off the grounds. and
they all obeyed except Dewitt, who
sprang at the officer with knife. In the
struggle which ensued Rust received half
a dozen fearful cuts. After the fight Rust
walked to the home OF Stephen Ripley,
superintendent OF the mill, and while
telling the story fell over from the loss of
blood. Medical assistance was sum-
moned, and while the surgeons were at
work Mr.. Ripley started in pursuit OF the
assailant, whom he captured in the out
skirts OF the city. He carried a card from
the Amalgamated Union of Iron and
Steel Workers. One of his partners,
Henry CarEiu, was also arrested. Dewitt s
victim is ia a critical condition.
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THE STRIKE AT SOUTH OMAHA.
The Packing Houses Running About
To Their Fun Capacity.

OMAHA, Aug. 13.-All the packing
houses were running almost to their full
capacity to-day, and many men were
turned away when they applied for work.
The packers say that great many of
their old men showed up for work, and
those who are needed were taken back,
and the others were paid off and told that
thoy would be sent for if wanted. Some
OF the Old men VIII never be taken back.
The strikers seem to be satisfied to let
matters take their regular course, and
say they do not propose to interfere with
any men who want to work. The pack
ers fear that after the militia are gone the
strikers will again commence to intiini-
date their workmen, and are In favor OF
holding the military for another week, at
least.
The record-union., 1894-08-14

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 25 TO So PER
ID day. Meals, 25 cents.
D-Acccommodations FiRST-CLASS. Free
Bus to and from hotel
w. J. ELDER, Manager.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento.
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WESTERN HOTEL,
THE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA,
L mento, Cal. Meals, q cents WM LAND,
Proprietor. Free bus to and from hotel.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05

The Directors of the Peoples National
six months business Of tile Bank. The
earnings, 81 800, We're passed to the surplus
account, which now amounts to $1,000
II. Il. Pierce, who has been Visiting his
parents for the PAST winter has returned to
beiiast to resume his position lii Clarl<'s
tailoring establishment on Main street.
lRockland Daily Star.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Il. IL. Coomhs \
Son are making u big drive on Chenille cur
talns. Great bargains in leather seat dining
ci'alrs and solid oak extension tables Par
Tor suites in all styles Of coverings; arayon
portraits Tree, etc. See Spencer y Wilson's
new advt., Of which mention vas made last
Meek. They offer a large line ut straw mat
tings: chenille draperies at cost chamber
sets etc. Low prices and satisfaction guar
alteed in their undertaking departments
See advt. of the marble and granite works Of
Mark Wood X son, High street near PhC--
nlN House. Auction sale Of stock and
farming tools at the Wildes place, Monroe
April 10, at ? Z. M. Annual meeting of the
eorporators Of the Belfast Saving Bank at !
=. m, April 18TH. All our readers WHO
use wheels Will be interested in the new
method ny which you save the expense w Y
wheelwright, inaugurated bN Skinner q
Scott Of Lynn, Mass, whose announcement
appears ia another column. Ill. IL Locke
is ON deck this Week. Read his new aavt.
Starrett $ announcement this Week viii i'll
terest shoppers. A two weeks sale of dress
goods Maip
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05
How's mis-.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv
Halls Catarrh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
we the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions and financially able to carry out any
Obligations made by their firm.
WEST q TRUAx
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDINti, klNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is takeninternally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price, Zoe. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free. 1m1I
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05

AN Shio'ilau PARISH parry Will De gwen
at odd Fellows Hall this, Thursday, even
ing.
The City Assessors are now taking the
census Of voters If The eity under The Regis
tration law.
The monthly devotional meeting Of the W
z. H. Alliance Will be held with Mrs Elisha
II. Conant, Church ST., Friday evening, at n
O'clock
oar South American letter failed to come
to hand ia time for this weeks issue. We
! shall have one IL Mrs Wards interesting
letters ii nest week s journal
The Belfast, Rifle, Rod and Gun Club Will
nave a shoot 1T ts grounds on lower Con
gress street some tlnie ii June, open 70 an
amateurs II The State Three hundred dol
lars N Pri1rs VIII w offered
kohert Rrownrigg was before the Police
j Court Mar. 90th, IN complaint of State Con-
\ static \. n. Mears VI three complaints. For
4 keering 4 common nuisance he was bound
4 uNou tn q U Court In $500: for Keeping a
asnlsing house and tipping shop, in 800
t9I beiug common seller Of intoxicating
n
n ts f'''i'Ha I 80 Nyo' y ie's'Vh ii"S
''Nei' l"SsVsSioi 'i el'e "orNs ana business
n 'i's iT'ias' illuminating N.Y. Under ~
mortgage, as representatives Of the holders
u the gompany's bonds, and appointed y F.
Houston agent. Nh Houston WILL manage
''i'N' "''
- ~ y
hnNlii ~ Moore qf NORTH Searsp"r1 tells
1 n y '''i'a"S ffeak M mature ~ y iatse
ll'ef Oh AlliehS 9hf WaS reilee'iN iof'ned
w Wara hNt fle lnlid quarters We're reversed,
Vhe tsgs eNtendng unwatd There were
''"f perfectly formed hlnd trSs- ne other
NaS Il NNfiN'i kllten eNNNll tlal H Aad iwp
'8''N iRaa' nil'' fNh H'''As' h''n
MARe NJ NKA1HHH l=e iANMfh m March
inst PASSED wa considerably warmer than
n~Wai ille aNeragA Temperature waS ,'5. ~
ar7 lAgMer hAM MMal ln@i anN warmer
than the average fGr Mar fnr 81 wears past
lHa iMghHSt fHmVerTHHe Wa~ w lAw+St ~
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~+te siX NuDUe- NJ sllaw fa4l and "a fneelpita-
timlt s.i l.1S iM4iHNs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05


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presented for 4 heliekah iluAgt lt BuekS-
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9ekaii lodge 1T Fairfield.
tafle mas been tRBH-hAa SHOWING the
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gwen, -tpWr States, rlid tlt --Herai ;tytrage
neleelltag4 Maine h-;nle thV tmtar hv NJ
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05
rms NEWS OF BELFAST.

eark Camp, Sons u Veterans, has
H#6Ai,As ready 10 muster in, and there
fea-ing interest among the members.
va lasikeda dance for Monday even
M. ~iM, and w II Richards is to
mcnOers a clam ,howder III the
#srnre 1'he DISCUSSION as To whether
im are better than ten years ago
aliof Monday evening has been post
ne week
lFH Very appreeiatlve audience
#.@f5 NH. John b. Weeks impersona
~tll Waters Run Deep, in the Nes-
t#e niverSalist church. Saturday
fle play is an excellent one anal
the boards since 1s5H appearing
il AZ That time There are eigllt
- Id the east and Mr.. Weeks show
akabe ability III rersopating cael
leaving the audience I'd Aaiiht IN
haaaeier stood before them II !
aet iAl Mir Weeks wl Glgot H-
visit and fhai a Iatgt mdN
Ya rhe pleasure w i,stsuhg to
meetings atth# Il MES m nAugh7
NtNt ttSt saturday NJ earh MONTH
" Al the NJ ~ l narlaFs
ee There are neN three eircles
als nearly reAdy tH f1ganixe. Al
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05

sFVHIT"T FFHWI'sVVl a ZZ-T00T NaW7 f0f sFh.
Edward " Young. lt is A stannrh ana able
looking boat Capt. Williams has for sale
2o-fput yaw which lie built tile PAST winter
.- l.. A Goomps, the Ninalllavrn boat
bull'er has launched 25-footer. He SAYS
sl'' oan h'-at ihe "Shamn9o,@ WliicI be built
last wear AiiVei Copeland NJ ThonaSton
u building A if-i~ot ba4f for MS Son-iiiaw,
Mr. Fuller VI ioston. she WIN he N H. feet
Beam, sloep ri5ged If h3an!spme iande and
wil carry sSo NtraS at canvas. rhp BoatA-
BAY Register says Business il and las
been booming III tAe MeKowi loAt shup.
They hav4 tile new fortv-three foot iron
Keel yacht FOR Nj. presbv all ready u tinish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13

cI'FTOLK. Va, ) plenUtI II.I7O7T-"
c,a1, The an Americas, Of Baltimor1;
y.j V,"i' Nh, Snaoiks played the last gam. Of
their series this afternoon. Ten inn1ns1
,y.r. played. when the game was G.uieu
on account OF darkness me SCoi+ O.''S Won
a te-9 to ., Each club had a'ied0S WIN
IL game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
WAKE-FOREsT COLLEGE, NJ c.
Opening of the Fall Term-The New FRO
ressor u Scholarly Nirginian.

WAKE FOREST COLLEGE. y. G.
September l2.-(Specal.) sxtieth ses-
sion Of Wake-Forcst College opened on
the 9Th. one hundred and eighty stu
dents are now present and hard az work.
Glasses were formed tho first day anu
recltatlous began the next The boautiiii
college campus Of twenty-four acres -
now enlivened by the presence of groups
Of students, and is made vocal by thelH
songs and merriment The professors al"
all on hand and hard at work eNcci,
Assistant Professor Maske. who is d.,
tanned from his duties by sickness con-
tractel during the summer ia the soutn>
ern part OF the State.
Professor J. II. Gorren has accepted
the Chair OF Modern Languages. lie is
recognized "a a valuable addition 10 the
faculty. General Lee. Of Washington ana
Lee University, gives him tho highest
commentators. The professors Of johns
Hopkins University, where he took his
! Ph. d. degree IN June. speak IN the
| highest terms Of his scholarship AM
| character. Professor GorrelI took tho
| Bachelors degree at Washington and Les
| I'm 1883, and the Master'5 degree In 1870
In 1855 he was awarded the university
| Scholarship in Greek" In ls7 he Won the
New Shakespeare Society prize In 1883
he received the Young scholarship as the
| "a. ,A,st proficie,.t N moral philosophy. ~
| 1883 he received the Early English So
! ciety's prize and the medal Qtobinson) or
philosophy and literature. In 1880 he
| was awarded the Cincinnati oratiOn ana
| the AIapleson scholarship His career at
| Johns Hopkins has been equally brilliant.
| Few men OF his age in the South tor
| elsewhere have made such II brilliant
| record.
The law school has opened with more
! hattering prospects than ever before. \
! limited portion Of this course has received
| recognition as culture study and VIII
| be admitted as one OF tho electives for
| the \. b. and \. NJ degrees. THIS ~
the idea inausurated by President Seth
| Low. of Columbia University IL has met
| with great favor wherever 1t has been
! tried
The Athletic Association has held it,
first meeting for organization. Mr RAJ
leigh Daniel. Of weldon. was elected
president Mr. John Core. Of Wilmington,
was elected manager.
Mr. ". Durham. Of Raleigh. who took
| the 4. b. degree Last session, and who
| has returned 70 take the Master Of Arts
degree. will have charge Of the Depart
mcnt Of Physical Culture. THIS. by tbs
way, is quite distinct from athletics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
ANOTHER BOND OF UNION.
n. Rowe, of Richmond, Wiii Bring Home
"A Lovely Carolina Bride.

WELDON. y. g.. September l2-(Spe-
ciaD-Mr. H. Graham Rowe. OF Rich
mond. lcd to Hymen's altar In the Metho-
dist church here tonight at 10 o'Hock
Miss Annie Stainback, the lovely and at
tractlye daughter Of Rev =. y. Stain>
back. The church was tastefuly deco.
rated. and I'm the aislcs white cloths weG>
stretched The bridal party was preceded
by two llttle sisters OF the bride. AMI
four flower girls. Then came four ushers'
two In each aisle. The couple entered
TWO ladies' and two gentlemen walking
opposite In each aisle. until twelve couples
had entered. The bride came with her
maid Of honor Miss Annie Mason. "
Portsmouth. and Mr.. Rowe walked down
the right ais.e leaning on the arm Of hi,
best man. Mr. ". l.. Stainhack. n brother
Of the bride At the chanceI the happy
pair were met by Rev. T. y. Sta-nback,
who. assisted BY Rev. Mr Troy. per-
formed the ceremony, the orsan mean
while softly playing an appropriate &C.
lection under the accurate touch Of MISC
Laura Powers After the ceremony the
bridal party were driven to the home
Of the brides parents, where an elegant
welding supper was spread The bride
was elegantly costumed In white china
six. long veil. and orange blossoms anc
carried I'm her hand a lovely bouquet 40
brides roses. furnished by Richmond
florist. Another Ink is formed to bind
Virginia and North Carolina IN closer
bonds of union. The young coupe ieaVs
tomorrow for Their future home IN the
beautiful capital city OF the O'd Do
nfniJu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
VIRGINIA News Items.

Senator Daniel is expected to speak at
Hlathsville Northumb rland county, Oc-
tobar Sth next
The United states steamship Mont
gonarv is coaling II Lamhart's Point,
after which she goes 10 Baltimore
Mrs. Henry Wa't.rson. of Louisville,
Ky. last week ,ptere her son as "A
cadet at the Virginia Military Institute
The Wahueta left the navy-yarl yes,
teriay % carry stores TO the hlt't
states steamship Raleigh, IN Hampton
Roads.
Edward :. Hamlnp. Of WILLIAMSBURG,
Va. is record 4 in Washington as having
purchas.l three lots on th- east line Ot
Fourth street in that city for Sli5.,yo.
The county supervisors Of Alexandria
ON Monday gave the contract for an iron
bridge at Tcrris0ns Crossing OF Four
Mile Run to the Canton tOhiOJ BrIiSe
Company.
NorthumberlaaTs annual fair COM
mences at Heathsyille on the 2tth instant,
and coutinu.s three days. The pOgramm'
is attractive and The outlook for ii good
az anIauce is promising.
Petersburg viii elect It's delegates -
the Democratic 60 prcssiOl0l Ncml-
Mating Cony n,iOn by "a convention 10 he
held ON the Ism. Iho Delegates WILL oi
course. b. for ". r. Mckenney.
The condition OF MI &. {. 'laIktt "l
tn. Virginia Tribune. who is ul with q
complication Of diseases at his home. IN
Petersburg. was not 50 favorable yester-
day. and hc Is regarded as N-ry III
man.
II IS announced that twenty coke opera
tors I'm tho POcahCntas field, Of West
Virginia. have formed q company. t. he
known as The Flat Ton United Coke Com
NAM. OF BramWell. ". W., and nearly
an the other operators IN the hel VIII
Join. thus practically controlling me en-
tire product. which exceeds on, millioh
tons annually.
4 petition Will BE- prescnted 10 Judge
Crutt. OF Prince Edward Court, next
Monday. asking him 10 order an election
TO say wh ther IL is advisable for tnat
county To subscribe 5000 10 the Farm
ybl. and Powhatan railroad, 50 as TO
extend it's line u Charlotte county Which
viii then give Hampden-Sidncy College
railroad facilities.
Detective Baldwin. Of the Norfolk and
Western road. has arrested !ohn v. helly
and Wilson W Walters on the chaISe oi
entering the residence of Allen Green,
farmer of Roanoke county on July
5th. and stealing $ioo IN gold from q
trunk He has recovered NVD OF tne
money Kelly II is alleged, was connect
ed with Thomas King and John McGrdw
alias Mccormick In the plot 10 blow up
the Norfolk and Western pay-e2r with
dynamite and rob ii near BlueneldS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
handsomely introduced by Eugene d.
Carter, ESD, Of this city. Tho senator
after paying a beautlfoi tribute 10 tha
memory OF tho late Senator Vance, pro-
crcded To discuss tho political situation.
THE LExow INVESTIGATION.
A Case OF the Crueies. Estortion on tho
Part OF Police.

NEW YORK, September n.-At to-day's
session OF the I.exow Police Investigation
Committee. the most important witness
was Mrs. ~c2la. urchiite'. who came
20 this country from Russia six years
ago. she hal $50 and opened smop
cigor-stOre, and cricd as she told now
dotcctlvc-she thought his name was 1os>
gan-had said she made what moDfy sAs
had ty improper means and demanded
that he be paid 81. She gave him -.
lie arrested her after that.
"Ile did not take ma 10 the stations
house" she sald. The statlon-houze wax
N Attorney street. Her store was on
the corner Of Ridge ami Br0oms streets.
Continuing. the witness said. He walk y
with me around tho streets uaui 0eloc's
In the mornlng Then ne pulled down mr.
stocking 20 SEQ II hai any money 1
saw the policeman divide the money
with another man Hc took me TO Essef
market and let me 80 there. The ners
morning he told ne I must ralso ths
other s25 He toll mc that my Children
would be taken from me unless ! gaFt
him the So | was locked up four days.
and was then taken % court
Mrs. urchlttci dil not know what WA
going on In court. The complaint was
that OF keeping di'oricry house. 1bs
charge was untrue. So vas hnei 80.
sent g. Jail. and her children we've sent
% an orphan asylum. She has been try
Ing % get her children back, but he's not
succeeded.
Mr. Moss toll tho committee that hs
had invests satct the case. and was cons
WINGED oC its entire Truth.
AIR COZ though, u would he gr-'ciouf
act on the part of tho majority % adjonry
uutil after the Democratic convention. ana
, an Adjournment was had until .i0nday'
. nrfohnr 4fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
THE MOUNTAIN LAKE PROPERTY.
Extensive improvements to BE Made and
Resources Developed.

ROANOKE, VA, September 12.A(Spc-
cial IS :. Chisholm. Of Chicago. and
Charles b. Houghton. of Milwaukee, presi-
dent and vice-president. respectively, Of a
syndicate Of northern capitalists who
have purchased the Mountain-Lake pro-
pcrty. IN Giles county, are IN the city The
syndicate Is a very wealthy ono. ana has
bought the M0untain-l.akc Hotel and
lrounds and 1fyo acres of valuable TIM
ber-ldnd contiguous 10 IL. and viii pro-
ceed 10 develop the property without delay.
railroad eleven miles long wili be con-
structeu from the New-Riyer branch Of
the Norfolk and Western railr0ad 10
the centre Of the timber-land and three
slw-mills will be in operation there In the
next sixty days. The contract for the
construction Of the road Will be- let in
a week. 1t is estimated that at least 30o.-
O0.OO feet Of m-rchantable timber Is on
the tract. one fourth Of which Is white
pine, and the rest chiefly white oak and
yellow poplar. The lumber VIII be- shipped
to New York via Norfolk. In prospecting
the property, ineXh'sIstible deposits Of
irOn-Ore. the same in quality as the ore
used at Low Moor. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. have been discovered; also,
deposits Of Bessemer-ore which will be
OF great advantage 10 the furnaces IN
this section. The lake and hotel have been
leased by @. y. Porterleld and -. Ii.
Scoyilie the latter being well-known
hotel-man Of Lyncnburg, who will make
extensive repairs u the hotel. and build
lighthouses and new boats tor the lake
FOR use next season.
A two-story frame house in the north
western part OF the city was partially
destroyed by fire last night. The property
was owned by j. y. Baker. Of Alabama.
The loss was about 500. not insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
A FATAL rsUo IN AccoMAc.
John II. Fisher Shot aud Instantly Killed
hy the Wright Boys.

HALLWOOD, VA, September l2.-tSpe-
cial)-A fcud Of long standing resulted IN
the killing Of one Of the parties at Per-
sImmon Point, near here, tonight at
10 o'c'ock. John II Fisher, man OF
some good traits mingled with many bad
ones. was shot and instantly Killed py
his old enemies. the Wright boys
Fisher appears to have been the aggres-
sor IN this instance. loudly accusing VIE
liam Wright Of having burned his i'huer
stacks. ami charging him with other
crimes. Wright called him "a liar.
Fisher Jumped back. and. securing u
weight from the scales In Ewell %
kbotts store. advanced upon wright
who drcw his revolver and fired without
effect. Fisher Withdrew and went honH'
Young Wright, apparently thinking that
h. had gone for his gun, went Tor th'
assistance or his brother Arthur, and TO-
turning % tho scene well armed. a"alteH
Fishers onset Fisher soon put IN an
appearance and when within forty yaris
the WRIGHT boys opened on him lie teH
dead without firing a shot An inquest -
NOW being held. No arms or weapon or
anv kind has hoen found upon or near
FISHER. No arrests have been made yst.