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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15
NOMMlssI0NER,S SALE.

~
State Of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
z. T. Dorroh. successor to In tho Claue
&. =: billiard, Co. Admir-, cery co,.rt Of
Mrs. Ella +. Patty ct al.
In pursuance Of DEGREES OF -aid court.
rendered In the above stated cause, viz: at
the October Term, 1899, dated November
1st., 1893. and at the October Tenn, 1894,
dated October 10th. 1884, the Undersigned
commissioner in said cause appointed. will,
Monday, the I'll dayy Of January, lSss, -"
in front II the door Of the Cturt house in
! the town OF Macon. In said county; within
lega! hours. proceed to sell at public cutlery
cribed real eState, lying and being situated
10 said county AMI state, TO. wit; the south.
east quarter Of block II in the town Of Ma
con.
Terms Of sale. cash.
The title 70 the above described rrncetty
is believed TO be good, but I shall only con-,
yey such title as vests In me by virtue OF
said decree.
JOHN A. TYSON;
Dec 9Th, 1894. Commissioner.
,OMMassIONER's SALE.
The Estate In the Chancery Court
r. 4. G. ." Patty. OF S'Aaoe' Co.. A'''.
III pursuance of DEGREES of said court,
rendered In the above stated cattsc. viz : a
the October Term is93, dated sNexeml,er
Ist,, fSQ3, 1t the April term, fe04. dsttdMny
2d.,;ls94. and at the October terri, 1894, daJ
ted November lst.. 1894, tie Undersigned
special commissioner, In said cause appoin.
ted, will, on fsh
kSnday, the It'll DAY Of January. tss5,
in front of the door OF the Court House In
the tpwu Of Macon, Miss. within legal
hours, proceed 10 sell ut public 0utcry Ia
the highest bidder. an the right, title and
interest OF the said K. C. Patty, ut the time
Of bis .!eath. In and to the following lands;
Southeast quaiter OF secticn 4. township
II. range "A. west half Of northeast quarter
Of section 0, .tpwnShip ii. range "A. situated
Ia Winston county, Mississippi, and north.
cast quarter Of section |, township IL. range
Is, situated In Noxubee county. MississlF.
pi. = ,.,
mount bid fol any part Of said lapis 10 be
paid in cash 10 the Commissions II the
tine of sale, % per centnln thprpo > ne
paid when the report OF, tte~nrier,i nrd
CoIhnissinrrr,. showing ,said salt.>,h ii be,
apprnyed by srid. thaneery Court. 4 :
per centum thereof aftt! the, exri. tiu. Of
one year from the JJRte Of si"h sac. secu-
rity for the unpaid bafHlicr OF ths purchase
money to be- taken ulpp said Lands rs thH
JecS. 1904 speci | Commissioner
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Mr.. Montgomery, of H.. living on
the Johnson place IN north cast Noxu.
bee has brought his wife and daughter
TO their new home.
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Guardian of person and estate of L. c. IRON.
N%7These goods must all be disposed Of as speedily as pos
sible for cash to save expense, Fine bargains offered.
Has placed before the people Of Macon aud Soxa1ee Co, fr the Fall aud Winter Of!
1894. IN elegant line Of Fancy Dry Goods, in the handling which heis o fra ahead
in popular favor that competition cant even catch bis shadow,
INITIATED BY MANY EQUALLED BY NONE IN
PRICE. STYLE MATERIAL N ASSORTMENT.
Serges, Albatross, Wool Suitings, Change
able Suitings, Cashmeres, Covert Cloth,
Gilberts.
Examine our Stock in this Line and all others sink into insignihcancs.
DRESS AND SKIRT FLANNELs.
BingoIne Silk n the new colors worth 100 and $50 at 75c and loo.
China Silk, regulaf price Scots at IS.
sest Quality Silk Velvet, regular price $50, LIS MY price 100, LIS
Lace Curtains, Marseille Spreads
Don't Disappoiut your Conscience Of Right Doing BY
Missing this Opportunity.
HAMBERG AND SWISS EMBROIDERY.
Come Promptly, There is a Golden Opportunity for you. Such an
Elegant Assortment has never before been displayed.
Ladies' anl Gents Handkchfs, Underwear,
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
Auybody who is hunting for quality in these lines abundones the trail when he
reaches his. house for here it all there can be- all the satisfaction and AWAY an
NECK WEAR.
This line VAST made up with the greatest care. ad is made up with all the latest
~ TOWELS
From Scots to 900 per doc. ask to see these Goods.
DAMA9ES.
2sctst to l.2s, Great Bargains don't Happen Often and
don't last long
RUGS! RUGS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
In this department the stock is complete with BRUSSELS
CARPETS, SMYRNA and HAIR RUGS in latest designs.
FIGURE OUT
The cost Of material and making and marvel at our low price
on BOYS PANTS.
Hats! Hats! Caps! Caps!
Its an u~ndisputed fact that this line has been better selected
this season than ever before, and. is complete in all the new
%
Umbrellas.
Here we draw the line for quality and prices-see them.
LADIES, CHILDREN N GENTS SHOES.
DOMESTIC sHEETING, PILLOW. CASING, a
q 4 LOOT. FLANNEL, FLANNEL BAL. SKIRTS. q
Ladies Wraps
To arrive Oct. Let, in all the latest styles. Hold your r"r-
chases until you axamine them.
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slest bidder, | store house
LNal cry and cook house, sit-
aily mail,
Sr,: A.. N. MCDONALD.
khIren. Picsens Co., Ala.
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Old gold and silver taken at the
highest market value. J. l.. FORD.
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Mr.. Il. S. lIa:nic and nephew, Jas.
Dunlap. Of In., took II "trip last week
10 Illinois, rs witness in q law silt,
which they gained.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Mr.. Jimmie Aust. who was Mr..
john Tyson'- efficient deputy, but
who Wac obliged 10 give up his po-
sitiOn on account Of Ill health. has a.
bout entirely recovered. We hear of
his riding around visiting the girls.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

NY place. situated near
'a''e' from Macon, Miss,
.ere' Of good land with
'.'.ssa'e an! necessary sta.
E''u'ss. 1t has a good stock
V''se'nent to churches aud
=, sale half cash the bal.
ss.,ed BY good note. poss.
immediately.
II. MIsso.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

On Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1894, at
German Evangelical Protestant Church
by the Rev. A. II. Becker. Gustavc A.
Irsch 10 Miss Mary Thresa Bccller.-
Times Democrat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Fresh bread baked every day at my
Bakery. S. SHuMAKER.
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We must read to know"
"We must know to understand"

VIZ iHuSt ISNu ~ huOW.
1--WE must know to understand"
eve must understand to judge"
These nre fast times. Old "Fa,her
Time" himself is not going any faster,
but humanity !. going ut ",le pace
which kills so ifyOu would he in the
race you must be "up to date" Chan.
yes nrc constantly taking place and
new goods offered. EVERY WEEK |
receive fresh supplies of Fruits, Pro.
duce &C.. anil sell them cheaper than
tho cheapest. l.. S. SHUMAKER.
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klDS INVITED.

ml. Me Invited for the follow.
No he let for the year 1895 to
ht idder, Al the January, 1903,
Board rescrving the right to
Aall bids. tu.Wit
Superintendent of the Poor
10 iced, clothe and superin'
),t..
NrIan for jail and poorhouse,
Fyman at Giles icrrr
ut one TO furnish collins ioi
lntHns to be Of planned pine
Psl Olac to inclIdc head ant
fNd boards sufficient TO cover
\.
IlNic Printer to do county
pvt the proceedings OF the
Refreshments for proposals foI
b. aud the printing of notices
fAcalion.
|nl'hing the County with rec
rocks,
Hand aud official seal. this 1th
e4, JNO. A. TYSON,
|l'rrk Of Board of Supervisors.
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-LuMBsR.
ser Hills Of thu sonth.

m. !. :, Allls Of the South.
p".e 'ocs'ed In ono ofths
)AR NJ y 'o""cr regions oil
liberated by wates
F s'a' rough aud
\ %.lrrs,:
ka,.s,,,.s . \ M!rApos, f'r,p.,
S'''''' Wa.nr Co.. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Ii you want some good stock for
farming operations next year call on
Troy Cole. lie has some fine home
raised mules, mares &c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Mr. Natl Maholucr has so far re-
covered 10 10 be able to walk about
the house, but he is very careful not
to expose his goodbye too much to the
light,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Mrs. Waller aud Miss Alice Smith
OF Crawford arc visiting Mrs. Joe
Lee,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Cranbcrries fresh supply jus! re.
ce!ved at j.. $. SitUMAKER's.
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Get my prices before buying, CAT
COST" schemes fail to cut a figure.
The prices of the CASH BUYER is what
crowds my store daily. Money in your
pockets to call before buying.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

!, accounts with MS aiC now
ul st once and settle and en-
H our Obligations.
by especially,
lyuR 4 FfATHERSTON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

|, url.ou.rs escaped from my
live $40 for either OF them
addiyercd to me or placed in
!, about &c years old, over Q
\, shows his teeth. lives near
Asut q years old, : feet s In.
and quic', has round fa e
kireks, very black. lie car.
chichester rife. Lives near
kjLam, about u wears old, .
n brown, heavy built, talks
! ,Iycs near Binnyine.
IA, 80 years old, has grcyish
NV .sin. ) lcet 10 inches. lives
". \. TAYLOR,
Macon, Miss,
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Mas Kate Oliver Ut Sumter is visit.
lug. Mrs. Mahorner and other friends
III town.
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List of Letters

Currants, Citron, and all materials
for fruit cakes atL. S. SHUMAKER's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

The .. d. L. will give their annual
banquet Al the billiard House on the
2Sih of Dce.
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Ailotus Seed.
i,,' '.,e nicely cleaned mcli.
M. 'su,. to no FREQ Of
N. Z. L. DANrzLsn.
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Tue nerhy notified not to buy
"d'pFe's Receipt M. 1881 for
Weighing & pounds and
lS' a. the same has been
'e.a0n lnade for issuance Of
N. SCALES 4 Co,
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Municipal

Macon, Dec. 1, 1894.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session all present OK.
ccpt Alderman Allen.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read aud approved.
The treasurer presented the follow
ing report which was received, or
dcrcd, filed and spread on minutes:
E-y-pt Ey,Sn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

I'M '" '.n, books havc bccu
to u'na' tor ne collection
s,r,,s !, ~ iscal year. 1894.
hN,.a "seh''y requested Ia
A,,,a Z, I. DoRnon.
'''a aud Tar Collector.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

Mr.. Cl,a.. Hardin rcinr'e" from
(~irceuyills and has f6'uined MS po'
siiiop ai l. Z. If"ns
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IRE forbidden to hunt'eitber
v ,nc lands Of undersigned.
,, " we law on trespassiug will
" W. PETERSON,
=. b. PAGAN,
WM. FRECn,
J.E. ADAMS,
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The finance com. reports sa'1ie TO be
correct.
The Marshal's report was ordered
filed and spread on minutes. lie re-
portcd four cases OF arrests and $!7
| iucs collected.
The Com. reported they compared
with docket and found same to be cor
rect.
The marshal certified he had ac-
counted in full for above amounts.
The following accounts were aI-
,oveJ and warrants ID ued for same
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d SoriCE.

hereby warned, under the
.w. not to trespass on my
I,,c Of James Bryson. ar.
JAS. BRYSON, JR.
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N. SCALES & CO..
J. B.. FORT,

Guardian Of person and estate Of L. c. IRON.
goods must all be disposed Of as speedily as pos
sible for cash to save expense. Fine bargains offered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-20

the subject Of the grafton OF II. w. Burg
er or Petersburg. Ind.
The third highest honor was won by
w. A. jenkins Of Fern Creek, KY, who
delivered the philosophical grafton on
The Relation OF Science 10 Philosophy"
The rest OF the program IL as follows:
Grafton, HAS Science Weakened the
Argument For God?" j. S. Harlow.
Worthwhile. Ky.
Grafton. Products OF Mind" Miss s.
u. Hllands. Madison, Ind
Grafton, THE Cogits OF Describes" II.
B. Mccain, Bedford, Ind.
Grafton, "Our Ideals and our Chnrac-
ters." w. ID. Richmond. Louisville. Ky
President Fisher then announced that
the institution had conferred the fol-
lowing degrees:
Master or Arts--John V. Ia Grange,
NJ d, Mobile. Ala. Sc
The Rev. John W. Palmer Rich IIlll,
Dakota. 'Ss
Miss Margaret L. I'm. IS.
The Rev. II. NJ. Dillon
Lionel i. Hennessoy. Madison. 90
The Rev Il. G. Modett. Flagstaff,
Ariz.. 90.
Homeopathic Rev plael1e Bonde-
vault 81 Anne. III.
Doctor OF Divinity-The Rev. A. u.
Weldrum, Evansville.
The Rev. J. NJ. Bachelor, '52, Osborne.
Kas.
Doctor Of Law-The Hon. Thomas Me-
Dougall. Cincinnati. o.
j. y. Walker. Evansville: Or. J. IT.
Rondthnler, Indianapolis. the Rev, W. A.
Caldwell. Shelbyvillc, Ind and Amos
Butler Brookville. were elected trustees.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-20
sTRYcHNINE KILLED HIM.
The Recent Sudden Death Of Edward
Kuhn Fully Explained.

SHELBYVILLE, June 16-Special.-
The readers of The Sentinel will remem-
Der that Edward Kuhn of Union town
ship. this county. died suddenly at his
home Saturday night June 9.
The coroner was called and the peculiar
and sudden death suggested poison. 4
post norton was decided upon, or de-
manded by George NJ. Kuhn, the father
of the deceased. and the stomach was
removed by DR.. Frank Kennedy of this
city and Monday taken by him to Purdue
university. Lafayette The analysis was
completed this morning and the doctor
returned home. and with him he had a
large dose of strychnine which had been
found in the young farmers stomach.
Many of Kuhn's old friends and
neighbors have called on the coroner to-
day, anxious TO learn the result OF the
analysis. Much excitement prevails In
what is known as the German settlement,
and while its residents are OF the law
abiding kind, they are much excited, and,
TO say the least the end Il not yet
Mr.. Kuhn this morning notified the
coroner that he wanted him to continue
the Investigation and furnished him with
the names Of parties who had threatened
the life OF his son.
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CONFERENCE IN JULY.
Program OF the indianapolis Dtstrict
brethren 90 Morgnnt0wn.

MARTtNsVfLLE. June 15.-speclai.--
Tho indianapolis district conference OF
the methodist episcopal church will be
held at Morgantown. thia county. July %.
~ and 20 The following is the program;
MONDAY.
so 500 sdI ToP sg iTThog@op:
response, ", T. Edgln.
TUESDAY.
SO, 500 a, m.-Prayor ana song service. q. +.
$3.50 a REORGANIZATION and disciplinary
$50 a, m.-papers; !. How the Puinlt
should Help the Pew" judge O. ",
arpbbai 3 How the Pew Should Help the
Bidde, NJ l.. Payton and J. l.. Cooper.
.ri l9ao q m'"..Papser. THE Removal OF the
custom Il. +, r, Wells. l.. 8. Knots and
100 a. m.-sermon. Rob Earring.
100 p m.-pevouonal exercises, Elias
2lo D. m.-plscipiinary business.
DO sSp Pm, p. m;,-P,ener' The DUTY and the
IN the Church DR.. Edwin Post, Discus
sion; Or a. ,aurlston. ne, and 9, W Ellis.
,s so - p: msl 81. Per IhG ISesp9neieliily or
tercst I'm Our Benev0lences" j. W Milan.
Discussion; w. +. =. Smith and J. a. Gull
400 p. m,-"The Church OF the Future"
DR.. II. T. Rnwllns
7:oe p; m.11Epworth league experience, led
by Q. w. Crooke.
500 p. m.-Sermon Or. c. y. Sims.
WEDNESDAY.
500 a, m.-Prayer and song service A. l..
$50 a. decentralization Of disciplinary
business.
$50 "A, m.-Paper: Attitude Of the
Church Toward Gambling and the Liquor
Traffic Col J. T. Smith. Discussion; J.
7. Edwards. j. T. Vancleave and S. T..
Cooper.
1910 a. m.-Paper: Factors in Minister
G. Duvall
Il 90 a. m.-Sermon. DIR. A. Hurlestone.
200 p. m.-Devotional exercises. l. NJ.
2:iO p. m.-CompletIon Of disciplinary bus
900 y. m-Paper: social Questions Of
To-day" DR.. J, Poucher. Discussion: NJ. G.
$40 p. m.-Woman's foreign missionary
society. Addresses: Mrs. ~. IT. LangdOn,
Mrs Dr. Gilbert and Or W +. Walker.
40 p. m.-Sundav-school mass meeting.
fin. W. c Botkin, NJ S. TAYLOR. J. c..
Boone J. l.. Stout and W =. FTnshow.
Sa1 q. m.-Sermon Or. T. g. DuNau
Administration Of the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. Adjournment.
COMMITTEE.
on Program. f. Ketcham, j. F. Har-
vev and \. Hurlestone.
W. p. Barnhill and l.. s. Krotts.
For Admission Into the Travelling Con-
nection-J. Poucher and r. II. Rryan.
On Course Of Study for Local Preachers
p p f. Wells and ]. W. Milan.
For Local Orders-W. S. Biddle and NJ.
l.
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THE SUNDAY STORMS.
A Horse Killed and Ills owner Made
Vnconsclous-A Tree stripped.

Nuc0nhfttAN-A hFff NAAhNNfNs
FRANKLIN. June 17.-Speclai.-Dur
ing a heavy storm that passed over this
section freaks Of lightning were wildly
displayed.
James Deer. accompanied by his wife
and child. was out driving when a bolt
of lightning descended. striking the horse
and instantly killing Il and rendering Mr..
Deer nsensble FOR some time, while mis-
wife and children on the same seat with
him We're uninjured.
During the same storm q large poplar
tree was struck. completely stripping Il
OF every limb and all OF the bark, leaving
the naked trunk standing.
During another storm late this evening
lightning struck the Western Union wires
and entering the Office destroyed an In
Gtrument and rendered three wires USE
less. Fortunately no one was near the iu-
struments az the time.
COLUMBUS. June -Spceial-Before
daylight this morning at stone Head.
Brown county the new barn OF John
Alu8 was struck by lightning and with
contents. farm machinery and feed
burned. Loss $500. AZ noon today only
two miles away. az Pixies Peak, am
other terrific storm ragged and a bolt OF
lightning struck the flue OF the sitting
room or the residence OF Dock Shumate,
instantly killing his fourteen-ye9r-old
daughter. Struck her head and ran down
her back literally.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-20
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
The Tenth Annual Commencement Ex-
ercises at Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, June 14-Special.-
The tenth annual commencement Of the
Rose polytechnic institute occurred to-
day.
Ex-secretary Of the Navy r. w.
Thompson, addressed the graduation
class. which numbered twenty-one. The
graduates were as follows:
Electrical Engineering-W II. Ander-
son. Louisville, Ky. J. +. Denehie, Terre
Haute; o. r. Hedden, Robinson. ILL.,: 8.
L. Hendrickson, Chicago; David McCul-
loch. Indianapolis; Charles II. Menden-
hall, Washington. ID. c.; Paul Mischief
Terre Haute; Edward Rebel. Cloverport
KY; j. S. Royse, Terre Haute; j. b.
Speed, Louisville; II. NJ. Stanton, Indian
apols.
Civil Engineering c. Andrews,
state Line, ILL.,: f. r. Hildreth. Bridge
hampton, N. Y: j. 9. Holding, Tore
Haute; y. r Robinson, Darlington, KY;
G.. VI. Winters, Dawn, 0.
Chemistry-W. NJ Blini<s. Michigan
City, Ind; r. w. Brown, Terre Haute;
Edward Frohmsn, Cincinnati; II. g. Kill
bourne. Terre Haute; A. V. II. Mory,
Manchester. Ia.
The Hemingway gold medal for the
highest standing during the whole course
was awarded TO Charles r. Mendenhali
OF Washington, ID. G. SON of Prof. II. G.
Mendenhall. eX-president Of the insti-
tute. now chief Of the coast and geodetic
survey.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-20
A saloon for Greenwood.

FRANKLIN, June 9.-Special.-P. i.
Conway OF indianapolis was granted a
license 10 retail liquor IN Greenwood this
afternoon. Wheat Tingle or Greenwood
was the one commissioner to vote against
the granting Of the license. Jackson
Pruitt of Ending and Henry Fisher OF
Ermeyvlle voting I'm favor OF It. The
hearing lasted three days. J. II. Polk, the
wealthy Gamer of Greenwood. being one
OF the most active demonstrators, In an
swer TO the question as 60 what would
several courses open. 1 favor boycott
against any who patronize the saloon.
II will be hard for man 10 hold a POI
sition In my factory who frequents the
saloon. / will have a man watch the
place day and night and will know who
enters the place. We Will finally close
It," The Greenwood people are sore over
the result
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-20
HANOVER COLLEGE.
The sixty-Second Annual Commence
ment Exercises.

MADISON, June 14.-Special.-Th
Eixty-secOnd commencement Of Hanover
college was held yesterday. The weather
was beautiful and large number Of
people was present.
Or. J. l.. Matthews OF Illinois opened
the exercises with prayer.
The graduating class this year consists
OF eighteen members as follows: Misses
Sara y. Hilands, Madison; Mary Hail.
Knightstown; Helen McElroth, Carroll
ton; Ida r. Middleton, Lexington, ny;
Sarah Belle Sutherland, Hanover:
Messrs. y. NJ. Bridges. Carrollton. Ky;
III. NJ. Burger. Petersburg; A. ID. Cutler,
Sullivan; J. $. Harlow, Worthwhile, Ky.t
w. A. Jenkins. Fern Greek, KY: H. NJ
Lee. Hanover; r. -. Mccain, Bedford
Ind; ID. II. Peak, Bedford, Ky; w. D.
Richmond, Louisville; II. r.. Robbins
Hanover; III. c. Scott. New Washington
Ind; Vincent Shepherd, Commisxy, Ind. I;
w. -. Snyder. Milton, KY
The class honors were won by ID. IT,
Peak OF Bedford. KY. who delivered the
valedictory. His grafton was on the
subject, rs Popular Sovereignty Fail
ure2''
A ID. Cutler OF Sullivan was saluta-
torian. The subject OF his grafton was
''The Nineteenth Century IN Poetry"
Progress and Poverty OF To-Day was
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-20
THIS NEEDS EXPLANATION.
An TnoRensive Man shot Down by
Trainmau:

Trainman:
KNIGHTSTOWN, June 14-SpeciaL-
Last night about 10 o'clock as the east
bound fast freight train was making the
up grade east of Raysville, three men.
who had been on the train from Indian
apolis and Greenfield, got off at TIE
grade.
Just as the last one. L. Berger. a tailor,
whose home was IN Memphis, Tenn,
was getting down brakeman discovered
him and shot him. The bali passed
downward behind the right clavacle,
through the tracca, or windpipe, through
the subclavian artery and lodged in the
upper lobe of the left lung, producing al
most instant death.
The train passed on and the authorities
ordered the arrest of the crew at Rich
mOnd.
The man had been in town during the
early part of the day looking for work at
his trade.
The shooting seems to have been with
out provocation, as the men were getting
off the train as fast as they could.
The testimony before the coroner was
that they had not been discovered until
they were getting off the train. 1t now
looks like a case Of careless shooting re-
inOffensive citizen.
RICHMOND, June 14.-Special-A tele-
phone message from Knightstown early
this morning caused the arrest here Of
John Heitkamp on the charge Of murder.
He is a Pennsylvania brakeman on the
Indianapolis division and according TO
his own story, after arrest, shot a tramp
last night who was stealing a ride and
who refused to get off the train when
ordered. No one knows who the muir
dered man Is. as he is a stranger who
came from Greenfield to Knightstown,
where he meant 10 get off the train but
was not able to do so owing to its high
rate Of speed. 1t was after passing that
point that Heitkamp discovered him and
shot after the tramp refused TO get off
the train. Heitkamp was taken back To
Knlghtstown this evening and Will have
his hearing there.