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A DOUBLE LYNCHING.
Two Men Shot to Death at
 Mountain Home.
THE HORRIBLE WORK OF A MOB.

The Bodies of Anderson Garter and Bud
 Montgomery RIddled by Bullets For
 the As6asslnation of Hunter Wilson.
 Bart Garter Saved by the Earnest
 Pieadings of His Mother.
 WEST PLAINS, Mo-, March 2.-News has just reached here of horrible double lynehing just before day Tues l day morning st Mountain Home, Bax. ter county, Ark. A mob of 300 en- tered the jail and literally shot Ander- son Carter and Bud Montgomery, alias James Newton, to pieces. They were arrested and jailed charged with the murier of Hunter Wilson, who was killed last Decemb ber.
 Ca the night of the 18th of that mo.4th Wilson, who WAS respected citizen of Baxter county, Arkansas, was foully murdered, his wife shot, but not killed, and the house robbed of Sl00o by unknown parties.
 Several persons were arrested at the time, tut all were released except Vim. McAnnich, who WAS sent to jail with 
 grand jury.
 A few days ago Mrs Jasper Newton said something which aroused the sus- pici0ns of the people and led to the ar rest of Anderson and Bart Carter, and 1 Bud Montgomery. Their arrest was fol lowed by 8 confession by Anderson Carter's wife, who asked that the life of her son Bart be spared, but said that she cared not what was done with her | husband and his confederates, as they had forced her son to commit the crime.
 After being jailed Bart Carter weak ened and confessed and told where the stolen money was secreted Just before day Tuesday we'll organized body of men about 500 in number entered Mountain Home. the county seat of Baxter county, and proceeded to the jail, where they overpowered and disarmed the guard and demanded the jail keys. The doors were swung open and the men commenced shooting into the cells occupied by Anderson Garter and Jas per Newton.
 After time the firing ceased and the men crowded into the cells to see the effect of their shots. Carter was dead, but Newton still lived. He asked for water, which was given him, and an- other volley WAS fired into his body, killing him.
 The accused men died proclaiming their innocence, and asked to have their chains removed before being sent into another world. Their request was, however. denied, and they died fear full death, their bodies being totally riddled with bullets.
 The mob granted his mothers request and spared Bart Carter's life, but he will probably be given & life sentence in the penitentiary.
 The money was found where he said they had hid it. The mob, which had done it's work we'll, quietly dispersed, the men going as silently as they came. It is said the mob contained citizens of Baxter and Fulton counties, Arkgnsas, and Ozark county, Missouri
 The sheriff, who is only 24 years old, i did his duty like man. but the odds were against him. Anderson Carter is said to have killed a man in Texas county years ago Newton committed crime i'll Clay county, this state, 15 years ago, where he was known as Bud Montgomery, going from there to Bax- ter county. where he has since lived ander an assumed name. Both were considered desperate characters. Mo Annich has been released.
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Save Money.

For cash we will deliver lumber to any part of the the city at following prices:
 No. dimension lumber. $7 50 per NJ. No. flooring and ceiling, $7OO to
 S1200 per Nj.
 No. 1. weather boarding, $6.50 per NJ. Cypress shingles, $l 9. to S2. .50 per NJ.
 Other prices in proportion. To secure these cheap prices the cash must be paid before the lumber leaves our yard. Not anything will be charged at these prices.
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Tne C.ncus Ad,onrned.

WAsH1NaToN, March 3.-The Demo cTetic senatorial caucus on the tariff bill is over and both sides are claiming to have made progress for the interests thsy represent The outcome is in the nature of victory for tbe Democratic members of the finance committee who prepared the bill. us it was returned to them without any instructions to make changes. immediately after the sd. isurnment of the caucus Senators Cor ER4n. BriUe. Hill, Smith Murphy, Cam den sHd one or two others who have been knoYn to be very much opposed sb fhe hitl of the hRance committee as It wsa prepared by the committee. held 8 ccnsultatioa aud their attitude was in direct contrast with the memb bers of the finance committee.
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A BREWERY WRECKED.

Natural Gas Explosion Demolishes the
 Building, but Nc One Is Killed.
 TIFFIN, O.. March 2-About clock yesterday morning an explosion entirely wrecked Hubacn's brewery. The shock was felt for miles. Natural gas escaped from highpreBsure main into the cellars and when the night watch man. Anthony Meyer, entered with a torch the explosion occurred. The brewery was razed to the ground.
 The Wagner residence was nearly as badly damaged and occupants thrown from their beds. Heavy plateglass windows were splintered by the shock two blocks distant.
 Though nothing remained but the foundation of the brewery Meyer crawled from under the debris unin- iared except cut on the head and 8 slight truise on his face. Loss be- tween $4000 and $5000.
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GLADSTONE AND THE LORDS.
1hs Old Man cheered When He At
 tended the Cabinet Meeting.

Ihs Old Man Cheered When He Att
 tended the Cabinet Meeting.
 LONDON, March 2.-A full cabinet council was called at yesterday. It was announced that the ministers. con- sidered the subject of the house of lords amendments to parish councils bill. The cabinet meeting lasted two hours.
 Gladstone entered the house of com mons ,3:20 and was loudly cheered. He took his accustomed seat between Sir William Harcourt and John Morley and entered into whispered consulta- tion with Sir William Harcourt and seemed to be very much interested.
 In the meantime Lord Roseberry, secretary of state for foreign affairs, took front seat in the peers gallery. The entrance ot Lord Roseberry at tracted much attention and caused considerable comment.
 At o'clock Gladstone's secretary in- formed an Associated Press representa- tive that the resignation of the premier cannot long te delayed. Continuing, Mir. Littleton said that at the audience which Gladstone had at Buckingham palace yesterday with the queen he re- ferred to the increasing difficulties which he experienced owing to his fail ing eyesight. deafness and age, and told her majesty that he could not long continue to bear the responsibilities of the premiership.
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Wrecked by a Broken Rail.

VIcKsRURe, Miss, March 2.-The Illinois Central train that runs between Durang and Green wood was badly wrecked two miles from Dnrant. Tn, ladies coach and smoker were turned over and rol.ed down sn embsnkmenr, The following named persons were hurt: P. F. Williams. Columbus O., J. B. Cole, Lexington, Miss, Dr. w. R, Gresham, Durant, C. A. Henderson, Jackson, Tenn. R. R. Montgomery, Greenwood, Miss, w. H. Preston. MarcallA, Wade Harvey Kosciusko, Lee Garrett (colored) brakeman and two unknown negroes. Some of the parties are very hadly hurt, but not fatally.
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McNabb Was A Favorite.

:. BALTIMORE, March 2.-Pitcher Mo Nabb, who murdered his mistress and committed suicide at Pittsburg, was with the Baltimore Baseball club last year. He made many friends and was a general favorite with the patrons of tire national game. By profession Me Nabb was telegrapher, and before taking to baseball had been train dis patcher on the Santa Fe railroad.
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Want the Injunction Modified,

CHICAGO, March 9.-P NJ Arthur, chief f the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers passed through Chicago en route to Milwaukee where an effort will be made in the United States court tomorrow to secure modification of Jenkins injunction in the Northern Pacific case He will meet Chief Sar- gent of the Brotherhood of Bremen and strong effort will be made to se- cure dissolution of the injunction.
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Workmen Rurled In a Quarry.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March While several quarrymen were at work early this morning in state quarry of Owen I. Williams & Sons. st WiliismstowD, Lehigh county, the top caved in bury ing Joseph Resmley, Sam Kreitz, Grif- firh OPritchard, William R. Jones and three Hungarians. Jones was dug out alive but he is fatally hurt The res curing party can speak with Reamley but others are probably killed. A large number of quarrymen are pushing the work of rescue.
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Tronhle Rrewine.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 2.- After conflict of miners with Wyant's men they went to Montgomery and Hanley mines for endorsements and returned at 8 a. m. 1900 strong. Wy ants men were strongly entrenched in the mountains. Seven companies of militia are on the scene and no attack has been made upon Wyant's men aS the latest accounts from that place.
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c.rnenter, Win rheir strike.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The striking car penters ar the new sto.k exchange building won their fight. Faulkenan Bros, the contractors, agreed to ac- 'cede to the demand for 35 cents an hour and promised to reinstate, with out determination, the men who walked out This surrender was forced by the action of the building trades council which called out the ao0 plum bers, painters, steamfitters, ironwork. ers aud other union workmsn.
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Brixands aud Police Fight.

OAxAIA, Mex, March 2-Ths su- shorisies have been notified of g bloody battle between brigsnds ana police in shs town sf Qztlahnscs. Bandits led by desperado Mertira made an attack upon the town for the purpose of pill laging stores and private residences. The police offered resistance and a fight took place between the two forces which resulted in the mayor. one DO licemAn and eight bandits being killed and several on both sides wounded.
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Shot Out Her Eye.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 2.-Mrs. Win Mayo A passenger on the Santa Fe eastbound train, had one of her eyes, at Oneida Kan, shot out by some boys playing near the depot with a weapon known as ..'niggershooter, The train had stopped at the station and was pulling out when one of the boys seized the gun from playmate and fired at a csr. The bullet passed through window and struck Mrs. Mayo in the eye. completely destroying tba si0hf
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FEARFUL WORK OF BURGLARS.
They XIII Woman and Child and Are
 shot Down by the Husband.

They Kill g Woman and Child and Are
 shot Down by the Husband.
 NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., March g. Two negro burglars, Moore Baker and William Thompson, upon being dis cove.ed yesterday morning by Mrs. John Baker who was up with sick child, killed both her and the child with an ax at Franklin park & mile west of the city. Baker then sprang from bed and shot one negro dead and fatally wounded the second one with the ax. Baker WAS reported as having large sum of money in the house.
 When the first burglar was killed, the second one sprang at Baker and cut his nose of. .Iohn Baker was well known and 6 weh-to-do farmer and a strong and robust man
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The Cl,sroKss bond sale.

WASHINGTON, Mxrch 3 9-EHorts are being made by the agents of Witseu $ Co. of New York 10 obtain the ap- proyal of ths secretsry of the interior 50 the firms contract for ths sale of the bonds of the Cherokee nation. The so- Iicsfor of the treasury recently decided elaet the contract is contrary to law snd to the terma of the agreement between the United States and the Cherokee na- lion. To sscuse the reversal of this decision is the object in gaining secre- sary Smiths approval
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Aassgasnatsd anl Robbed.

BIRhasaHAM, Ala, March a.-Jsmss 2. Todd, who resides st 9othite, while passing through dense woods going from Chamblee to that place was shot from am bush by unknown parties and fatally wounded. As he lay weltering in his own blood the assassin rifisd his pockets of sl00 and fled. There is no clew. Todd is dying
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Pullman Reieas ed.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, March 2.-Mr God be. United States consul at Ensen. ada, Lower California, who is at pres ent ill this city, has received tele4 gtsm announcing the release of A. NJ. Pullman, an American. who has been confined in the Ensenada jail.
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The Charity nf ConvIots.

BALTIMORE. March 2.-Prisoners Of the Maryland penitentiary have con. tributed nearly $500 to the cause of charity. Sums contributed ranged from % cents to g. There was one do' nation of $l0, and one of the men gave S25, but the warden did not think il proper that he should contri bute sd large an amount and reduced 1t to $5.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. March May closing: Wheat 60Ac.
 Corn 361sc.
 Oats 2s34c.
 Pork-tlIST
 Lard s7.Q
 Ribs $6 Is.
 Hogs RecsiptA eA0O0; shipments lo.eOG; lsft over { 00; mkrHAts, active. steady, abl6c- lower; light, t4 s506.z 20; mixed. e4G05. 10, heavy, s4 706D5 06: rough. e4 701A60. Cattle Receipts, lo,000; market, steady and higher.
 Sheep Fec -ipts, u.ooo; market steedy and higher.
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Charles salyard, Hanged.

CARLISLE, Pa, March a-Chsrles Salyards was hanged here for the mur-. der of Policeman George Martin in this city in April last. Intellectual ap- peals wsfe made to the state supreme court and kpe board of pardons. He was 50 yes6 1d and had long erim-
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sMndbagged and Robbed.

DEXTER, Mich, March go. O Gregory. assistant cashier of Gregory 6 Sons' private bank, WAS fourd ani conscious in the vault. He hsd been sandbagged while in the vault and robbed.
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Impri.o,.a Axaer. R.seuea.

AsHLAsD. Ps,, March 2.-Five men who were imprisonsd ih tns Bosiop coal mins by the falling ot cokl hsys besn srescned. They were uninjuSsd, The damage to the workinTs il to he rspairsd at onos and Vpsfssions win be xesumed in | few d6ys.
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Lumpsd From 2 Train.

CHEYENNE. Wy, March 2.-C. J. Mslmo of Milwaukee while sn route to the Midwinper fair became demsnted and jumped from train, running at She rate of 40 miles an hour, in the western part of this state. The tsain was stopped and the insane man tsksn to Gresn River where he lies nheon- scious. There is little hope of his re- cOyery
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The SenRte.

WAsHINoToN, March s.--The senate held two hours session, the whole of which was given to 8 speech by Sena- tos Frye in oppoaifion to President Cleyeland's Hawaiian policy. After 8 shoxt executive session the senate sd- 5atxVpAd
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Pressdential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March a.-The presi- dent sent the following nominations of poasmasters to the senate.
 A. M. Bell, Monticello. Ark.
 L. NJ. Logan. Vernon, Tex. and Oaas. A. Wertheimer, Victoria, Tex.
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I.I.s Tailed to Explode.

PaAouH, March s-A glsss psAr shspet bomb was found outsids the loan ol1cs Tho bomb contained ganpowder and psils sad had . half burned fuse at. tscAeA.
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Gui,ty of Llnexnx Secretary Morton.

NeBRAsKA CIvY. Eeb., March 2.-zzZ. T. White was fssnd guilty of crisnis nsliy libelfug J Sterling Morton. TSs libel consisted of hanging the secretary in sfigy in the cisy park in this city not long since,
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Twensv.Tive More Anarohlsts.

PARIS, Mssch 2.-The police show no signs of relaxing their activity agsinst anarchists, 90 of whom were arrested here early this moYping.
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The Ylaars Qave way.

CHICAGO, Assch 2. Three floors Of the NonanA Ice house fell, iniuring three men.
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Three Bremen Injured. WEINBERG, Mant, March 2.--Thff9 fremen fell from burning buil4Sn2 here. One will die.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.


The lectures of Prof. Sidney Morse. an
nounced for Plymouth Church, are 10 be
given at the Propylaeum instead.
Rev. Henry A. Buchtel will lecture at
the Edwin Ray Nj. n. church Chis c.iiL.s,
on the subject. How We Got Our Bible"
Two long-haired men, members Of the sect
of the New House of Israel. are hclding
meetings every evening in Military Park
A thief stole 50 from John Eagelhoofs
saloon, at State and English avenues. yes
terday morning, while Eagelhoof had
stepped out for few moments.
Elmer Corkins, who was in row with
Smith Taylor, some time ago. swore out
a warrant against Taylor for attempting
to use a razor on him. Corkins says the
razor belonged to Taylor.
The committee of the Union Veteran
League In charge Of the arrangements for
July 4 have fixed the admission fee at %
cents, excepting children under twelve
years of age accompanying their parents.
Mr.. George Bauer, OF the wholesale gro
Gerry firm of Kothe. Wells & Bauer, is
candidate for school commissioner in the
Eleventh district. ID. w. Coffin has de-
cided not to stand for another term. Mr.
Bauer is an energetic and capable young
man.
The Women's Home Missionary Society
:. of the Methodist Church will hold its an
nual meeting at Hall-place Church this
afternoon at o'clock. In the evening
Rev. ~ r. Morris. of Cincinnati. Will de-
liver an address and Tomorrow an all
day meeting viii be held.