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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-08
What AdIai Saws About 1t.

BLooMINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. S.-Vice-
President Stevenson was interviewed
today upon the election. He attri-
butes the Democratic defeat to the
delay in passing tariff bill and to
the fact that the Democratic party
was made scape goat after Cleve'
lands Inauguration for the f1nan.
cial depression. Mr.. Stevenson leaves
this week for Asheville, where he will
remain a week.
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Hurrah for Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. THE people of
Virginia elected ten congressman yes.
terday, filled several legislative va
cancies, and voted upon an important
amendment to the State constitution.
Returns received up to midnight last
night indicate that the Democrats
have certainly elected their candi-
dates in eight districts, leaving the
Ninth and Tenth, from which only
very meagre information has been OBJ
tanned, in doubt.
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Execution Sale,

By virtue of sundry executions in my hands
in favor of Frank E Patterson snd The Fl st
National Bank, Saratoga Springs against the
property of W Alsp4ugh, will sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the court house door
IN Winston on Monday, the 3rd day of Deem
Der, 1894, the following described property,
to wit: The block of lots on Old town, Fifth
and Liberty streets Except the dwelling house
and lot 60xi 90 feet. Also his farm oontaining
207 acres more or LEES ON Lick fork creek
miles from Winston on Wilresbe 70 railroad,
said property sold as The property Of, j w
Alspaugh to satisfy said executions. This the
30th day OF October, 1894.
r, d.. Nc <RIHUR, Sheriff.
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A Train Held Up.

HYANNIs, Neb., Nov. S,-A passen-
ger train on the Burlington road was
held up near here today by two men,
who compelled the engineer to stop
the train. They jumped off when the
train stopped. 1t is supposed the
robbers lost nerve to prosecute their
Intentions further.
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RESULT In THIS STATE.
THE LEGISLATURES PROBABLY
LOST TO THE DEMOCRATS.
The Latest Returns Indicate That the
DenrocraticJ il dicial Ticket is Elect
ed-Last Nights BulIetfons.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 7, 1890 p. m
The returns SO far indicate Fusion
Legislature. The Democratic Judi.
cial ticket is probably elected. Set.
ties election is sure with large ma.
jority,
THE LATEST.
| RALEIGH. Nov. I, 4:30 p. m.-About
% counties have partially reported
since the last bulletin.
These returns seem only to make
the next Legislature and probably the
Judiciary more certain for the Fusion
lists, although the returns from sever
al Democratic strongholds may alter
the situation.
The fusionists are claiming every
thing and it is impossible to say what
the result will be until officially an
nounced.
The following bulletins from the
State election were received last
night:
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 6.-Guilford
county gives Republicans about 100
majority.
Chatham county, 500 Republican.
duCS GUILTY., OOU hcpuUllCdu.
Cross Greek township, Cumberland
county, 1000 Democratic majority.
Two townships in Wilson county,
gives Democrats 100 majority.
Carteret county, Democratic by
small majority.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 6.-Pasquao-
tank gives Skinner, Populist, $50 ma
jority, gain of about 200.
Four townships in Rowan including
Coli ri ri
ty of 900.
New Hanover County estimated
Republican by $50 majority, though
the Sixth Congressional Districts cou-
coded to Lockhart, Democratic, by a
larger majority.
Settle carried his town Of Reidsville
by IA majority. The county is proba-
bly, Democratic.
Returns Dtinue slow and meagre,
but indicate that Vance, Chatham,
Pasquotank, Forsyth, New Hanover,
Guilford, Richmond, Randolph, Ala
nance, Yadkin and Henderson coun-
ties have gone Republican and that
Swain, Onslow, Martin, Madison, Hay
wood, Jackson, Mcdowell, Johnson,
Buncombe and North Hampton are
Democratic. Wake and Lenoir
doubtful. Indications are that the
gain in the State is in favor Of the
Republicans though it may not be
sufficient to elect their ticket.
Returns from Wilkes, Mecklenburg,
Moore, Orange, Stanley, Davie and
Pitt counties show slight Republican
gains.
SINNERS election for Congress is
about conceded.
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Surry County.
ouHAy oOuhty.
Correspondence of the Sentinel J

Correspondence of the Sentinel
ELKIN, Nov. 7.-Our county ticket
is very close. Folger, Democrat, is
elected Clerk. Adams and Haynes,
Democrats, are probably elected sher-
if and Register OF Deeds by small ma
jorities. Lewellyn, Democrat, is de-
feated for the House. RETLAw.
LATER.
Linney and the fusion judicial tick
ct carry Surry by IFS majority. The
entire Republican county ticket, with
the exception Of sheriff, is elected by
small majority. Marshall. Republi-
can, is elected Senator by 100.
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South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 6.-Pretty
full returns from the State election
have been received and Indicate the
election of all seven Democratic Con-
gressmen and the regular Democratic
State ticket headed by John Gary
Evans for Governor, who defeats
Sampson Pope, Independent, his only
opponent.
Returns for the Legislature indicate
safe majority for Tillman for the
United States Senate. The call for a
constitutional convention is apparent
ly defeated by small majority. The
election was quiet throughout the
State.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1870 P. M
The news here is that Pearson, Re-
publican, from the Ninth North Caro-
lima district, and Settle from the
Fifth district, are elected.
VIM. L. Wilson is badly defeated in
West Virginia.
Virginia probably elects a Demo-
crat from every Congressional dis
trict.
Republicans will control the next
House of Representatives by seventy
majority.
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Execution Sale

BY virtue of sundry executionsin my hands
in favor of J D Church aga INST the property of
Jno Boyer will sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door, in Winston, on
Tuesday, the 4th day of December; 1894, the
following described property, to-wit: Two
houses and lots on Liberty street, Winston, N.
c., I27 acres of land on Silas creek and 81 acres
on Muddy creek, said property sold as property
Of Jno Boyer to satisfy said execution. This the
End day Of November. 1894.
r. M. MACARTHUR, Sheriff.
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BAD NEWS CONFIRMED.
THE JUDICIARY, TREASURY AND
LEGIsL AZURE CAPTURED
1t is Possible that the Democrats Have
Saved Three congressman from
the General Wreck.

Special to the Sentinel.
RALEIGH, Nov. 50 p. m.-The
Judicial and State tickets are carried
by the Fusionists by good majorities.
The Legislature will be Fusion in
both Houses.
Lockhart, Woodland and Shaw Dem
ocratic candidates for Congress in the
Sixth, Second and Third Districts,
respectively, are probably saved from
the wreck.
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Sad Deaths.

The SENTINEL's Hulon correspond
ent says: We have had two sad
deaths In this neighborhood. Mr. N.
Q. Spaugh's wife died at IL o'clock D.
m. on Oct. 18th and his little 4 year
old boy died at o'clock a. m. Oct.
10Th. Both had diphtheria. We all
sympathiZe with the afflicted husband
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Louisiana,

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Repub-
lican Congressional Campaign Com
mittee has received a telegram from
the Secretary of the State Republican
Committee, at New Orleans, saying
the Republicans have carried the Sec
ond and Third districts, and will very
probably get the First district, also.
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General Howard Retires.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Major General
o. o. Howard, Commanding the De-
partment of the East, with head
qarters at Governors Island, retired
at noon today having reached the age
limit.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-08
Mott and Linney Elected.

Solicitor Barber passed through the
city lastAight en- route for Wentworth
to attend Rockingham court. He
comedies Nc tits election and has no
doubt but what Linney has defeated
Bower for Congress. Wilkes went
from three to four hundred Republic
can. Vannoy, Democrat, was elected
Clerk of the Court by IL majority.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-08
More Company for Ellis.

DETROIT, Nov. S-When United
States Senator Mcmillan, who is
chairman of the State Central Com
mittee, offered his ballot to the in
spector at the polls Tuesday it was
discovered that the Senator had
omitted to register. He was conse-
quently debarred from voting, to the
amusement of both his political
friends and opponents.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-08
Buffers Estin ate.

GoLDsBoRo, Nov. THE Populist
State aud non-partlsan Judicial tick
ct elected by from twenty to thirty
thousand majority. We will have at
least thirty majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature.
MARION BUTLER.
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New Bank President.

The directors of the Citizens Nat
ional Bank, Raleigh, elected Joseph
G. Brown president, to succeed the
late Dr. William j. Hawkins. Henry
E. Litchford was elected cashier to
succeed Mr.. Brown.
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Tenth Virginia District.

STAUNToN, Va, Nov. Tt is more
than probable that Tucker, Democrat,
is elected to Congress from the Tenth
district by majority of from 600
to 600.
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UNCLAINIED LETTERS.

If Your Name is on the List Call ON the
Postmasters.
The following is a list of dead letters re-
manning in the postofice at Winston, N. c.,
Nov. 9Th, 1894:
William Anderson Miss Mary Bailey, W
III Blair Worries Bolding Miss Mary Bryan
Geo Broadnax, Mrs Marian Brown, Cahil &
Binford, Willie Cardwel, j s Crews, Monroe
Davis, w d Dean. Miss Ellen Douthit, Miss
Mary Dull, Thomas Ewwel1. Mr. Chas Gee,
Hariston. Lee Hargrove, Miss Mary 3 Hall,
William B Hunt, John l. Hundley. O w
Jones, Arthur L Jones, A J Kennedy, Mrs
Lie King, r Knippenburg. Mrs Emma Las
safer, Miss Bette Lynn, Calvin Martin, Geo
II Mckenzie, Gid L Mitchell, Miss T Miller.
" Munford Anderson Neal. G e Petree,
Rev G w Pinnix, Miss Alice Pinter, Willie
Poindexter, Miss Roma Il Caudle. Miss 8 c
Semsues. e Shepherd. Henry. Simonton.
Smith, Jack Smith, 81 A Smith. Miss The
mia Smith. Tone Suttle. Greasy Stokes, Miss
Mary Stewart, Adolpha Thack, Mrs N
Wicker, Jennie Wifcher, Mrs James WILLIE
ford. e Wingfeld, Charles Woodruff
When calling for the above letters please
say they were advertised.
e. II. WILSON, P. M.
SALEM.
The following letters remain unclaimed at
the postoffic in Salem. N. c., at the close of
business. Nov. 3rd, 1884:
Whey Car. j e Fritts, Miss Il Holcomb,
CT M Jeness r. e Miller, r. Myers, y d
Palmer, William Robinson, Emma Smith,
Miss i a Thomas.
PARTIES calling for above letters please say
they were advertised. q w BELo. III. Z
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Stokes is Republican.

WALNUT Cow, Nov. Stokes
county has gone Republican by an
| average vote of $40.
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.ATARRR :. :.
IN CHILDREN

was made miserable by case of Catarrh.
The discharge from the nose was large,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became infamed, the lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various RENE
s &c .essn assd hs e a as ss. G sss
disease, but the symptoms soon abated,
and In short time she was cured.
DR.. T. 3. RlTcHRY, Mackey, Ind.
Our beck On Hood and skin Diseases mas1ed
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CURED o. SEX I.ealaenE
500 Reward. S1OO.

The reader OF this paper viii be pleas. to
learn that there is at least one dreadtd disease
that science has teen able 10 cure ia all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive Gu known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh feing sconstitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is TAX, internally, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces OF the system, thereby
destroy the foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the consli-
tuition and assisting mature in doing its work
Inc Proprletors have 50 much faith i Its cura-
tive powers that they ofier One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails 10 cure. Send for
list of testimonials Address
F. j. CHENEY i Co, Toiedo. 0
~ old by Druggists. DC.
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Henderson Defeated by 1000.

SALISBURY, Nov. S.-Henderson is
defeated by over l 900 majority. Only
two counties in the Seventh district
are Democratic.
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This little sick one we donate to
Eugene Kapp and Paul Crutchfeld.
They can divide him between them or
draw straws to see which shall have
him.
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Mexican
Mustang
Lininent

p.,.,,e ior
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains.
Running Sores,
infiammations'
oliii JoihIs'
Ho-o.~ e. Coddle Co.oe
harness g oaooie Sores
Sciafica
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Shop work OF all kinds in our
line at reduced Iiices. We are pre-
pared to take contracts for all kinds
of buildings. Give US trial
Yours truly,
MILLER BROS
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DOORS SASH
AMI BLINDS.

We are now moved to our large
newplant on Depot Street, North
Wn ston. We now have the advan-
tage of Railroad 10 our door auC
are better prepared than eyer 10
furnish all kinds Of building mate~
rial, such as
DOORS, BLINDS. SASH
LUMBER. SHINGLES,
LATHS, MOULDING,
BRACKETS, MANTLES,
LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTERERS HAIR,
Window and
! Door Frames.
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R. w. Nixon, an attorney, of jack
sonville, Onslow county, is dead. His
age was 55.
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Nos:
IS 80 NO IL NO 81
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RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 7, 1890 p. m.
The returns SO far indicate Fusion
Legislature. The Democratic Judi
cial ticket is probably elected. Set
ties election is sure with large ma
jOrity,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
TX PERT oPINIos.
Naval Officers shsptloai aa 10 the Results
Of tho Ysia Rattle.

Naval Officers sksptloai NJ 10 the Results
Of tho Ysla Rattle.
wAsmNoToS, Sept 23.-Fev OF the ord
nance officials OF tho navy are prepared 10
aocept tbs recent engagement between
Japan and Chinese forces al the Yalu river
az a demonstration OF the superiority OF un.
armored cruisers over heavily protected but
moderats-speed bat,leships. This ls nat
ural. In view Of The fact that for many
years Officers In this branch OF the service
have devoted their ingenuity 10 the daysl-
opment OF the passlvsly resistant quality
OF ahipa, holding that design beat which
could carry the heaviest amor. Thus they
created the bAttieship, and now they stand
prepared 10 defend her.
One OF the most DISTINGUISHED ordnance
efioials, In his record OF work accom- >
plished, a man who had much TO do with
dealenina Tho guns and hrm0ra OF our
modern ships. speaking upon ths subject
Of the YAlu hight to-day. vas inclined 20 be
skeptioal US TO the defeat OF the Chinese
battlsships He said; 1--WE are s.ill Ia the
dark as 10 the details OF tho battle, but |
will venture the assertion that no, one Of
the Chinese battls.birs was seriously in
jursd. and that their loss was confined TO
cruisers or only partially protected vessels.
But even ths best Of the Chinese bsttleahips
are NOT fret class vessels. The'e was onlv
one reason. though. why the Chinese bat
tlsships did not speedily destroy all Of the
Japansss feet, and that reason is tho i'm
ments superiority Of the Japanese vessel" "
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
SUGAR KINGS INDICTED
Importance Of tho Question Involved
Progress wiil lie slow.

Importance OF tho Question Involved
Progress wiil lie Slow.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-The expected In
dic,msnta against Messrs. Havsmsytr and
searlss. OF the sugar trust, who refused TO
answer questions asksd them by the senate
investigating committee. have been 6pAlly
framed In the distriot attorneys oiloe. snd
only val, the action of the grand Jury
which will present them TO tho court. The
time that has elapsed since ths case wac
ntst commenced has bssn consumed in the
preparation OF these indictments. No
more dificdlt technical task has developed
upon tho disfIlot attorney for years. chief
ly on account OF lack of precedent. The
bruut OF the prosecution OF the sugar trus,
wi | rest upon the indictment
There Ia no doubt that tho lawyers Of the
trust will make motions 10 Quaah the bills
the frat step In their defense. The decision
Of the Q iminAl court iuige will doubtless
DO taken 10 the court OF appeals OF the dis-
I let, for although an appeal ., that atAgs
OF an ordinary oha0 10 not allowed, the
court OF appeals makee An exception for n
cA,o OF extraordinary impor,anoe. TO save
the expense OF n criminal trial based upon
an iudictmen, which may be invalid.
TIE decision OF tho appellate cour, upon
the legitimacy OF the indictments, will
Therefore. have much weight In dotefmin-
ing ths power of conkreas.o onAl ommittee
10 compel Witnesses TO answer questions, or,
II rsfusing, 90 submit To punishment for
contempt OF oourt. II the court Of appeals
sAya tha, they cannot be indicted foT such
oaenae that settles tho matter, unless an
attempt 10 made 10 earrr u 10 tho supreme
court
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
NEED THE TROOPS


And Thsy Protest Against rhoIr Removal
From Fan Carlos Reservation.
Tucson. Aria. Sept. 3--Ths action OF
,hs war Departmental ordering the removal
OF troops from San Carlos reservation 10
no, we'll received by the people OF Arizona.
Mass meetings foi the pas, week have been
held al Tombstone Tuosou aud other
places for the purpose OF protesting seains,
ths action OF the government A. all OF
the meetings resolutions we're adopted and
telegFAphsd 20 the secretary of war, pro-
testing against the removal OF San Carlos
troopa, and pointing Out the results aure 70
follow the carry Ina out Of the order.
There are about 500 Indians on the req.
etVAtion, aud Fort Apache aud Fort Grant
tho nearest military posts are more than
fifty miles distAnt from san Carlos Out
breaks In Arizona have frequently been the
result Of drunken quarrela among Indians,
and the presence OF troops ~ San Carlos 10
considered absolutely necessary 10 perform
police duty In breaking up Indian liquor
camps in order % remove the primary
cause OF she troubles
The Iudiana have no means OF making
living except by cutting hay aud wood with
which 10 supply the upopa, and rAiAine bar
lev aud corn fof the same purpose. All
that has kept the redskins on the san Car.
los reservation from going out on the war
path on several oecaaions since the removal
Of tho muTdotous Geronimo aud hia fol-
lowers. and causing Anothet reign OF terror
among the asltlets. has been the presence OF
troota, and Tor this IrNaou 10 IL that Afi-
zoniAna view with apprehenaion aud alatm
their proposed removal
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
A DAY OF SORROW.

Nineteen Funerals at AIgouA. lows, In
Ono Day-More 60 Come.
ALTOONA. Iowa., Sept 23.-This has been
a day OF sorrow for Kossuth county. Nine
teen funerals we're held. and others will
come tomorrow. The death list complste
lei Roberts Stephenson. hrs. Geo. Bevsr
and child. Geo. Holman. Jacob Dodemsn.
Fort Dodge; Mrs. French and two chill
dreu. child of Albert Baker. William
5wepp's boy and girl, Claus Eden and
child. Moses CASTOR and wife. Tweed's
mother and svo children, Rockvsll's baby.
Al least six more will die. The injured are
thirty. nine in number. as follows: Mrs.
Robert Stevenson. Mrs. Carl Bsrriok. Carl
Bsrrick, may die; four other children In
tho same family; Geo. Beavers infant
child and adopted boy: Horace Schoniek
will probably die; Mrs. Mryon sohonick
and child, Mrs. George Holman and four
children; Mrs. Claua Eden, cannot live;
VIM. Ferguson. both arms and legs broken:
Il. I. Ferguson and family. all slightly
injured; Tom Tweed, severely hurt; Alex
nnder Tvesd's wife aud i've children; Mrs.
Rockwell. badly hut; J. Eden. ysry badly
hurt; Mrs. +. Meyers. Thomas v. Britten,
near Wesley, 10 reported missing.
school. came in from Garner and reports
thirteen dead In Illinuton township. north
Of Britt. Collins for the dead are piled mp
ut every station and scenes OF the wildes,
grief are being enacted. ..
The storm as Witnessed from this place.
was one Of indesctibable grandeur. A
cloud OF inky blackness
svept along 90 the northeast illuminate1 d
by almost continuous flashes OF lightning
and the roar OF thunder that was deep and
continuous. The opera house was packed
with people TO witness a play, and a panic
wac almost ooeasioned BY the warning ele-
ments.
The scene OF dssolation was visited all
day by great crowds ali available convey
anoes being chartered. The destruction OF
property will not be less than $l00. 600
Most of the farmers we're well-io-do. with
snug bank accounts. but a number were
renters and los, every thing. some OF them
losing their families
Wires are down aud news 10 hard 10 get.
All the horrors OF the storms have not YET
been told ss particulars are slow.
LEROY Mimi. Sept 23.-The Cyclone sut-
feters are In a very destitute condition.
Tho losa will exceed 100000. Thirty fam.
lilies arc entirely destitute. aud many bus
insss men have Lost all. Money s badly
needed.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
TELRGRAPHIC pREYITIES.


Nrw YoRK, sept. 28.-ChAa BogaAf, for
mefly cashier OF Nayiot n Co.. iron and
atsel brokers, at 70 Wall street Ia under
ar est, charged with the larceny Of about
S2000O.
LONDON. Sept. 23.-Tho New South Wales
81 yer cent loan of css20O0 has been sub
80 ibed TO hfteen tlmes as great AZ tho re-
quired sun, so great IL tho pressure Of un-
emploJed capital.
CLINTON. Mo-. Sept 23-Unlted States
Secret Service Agent W. j. Burma took a
notorious toFses into custody here to-day.
The prisoner gave ths name OF ]. II. Me
CullaRh and hia age 80 JearA ho IL
wanted In many statea
SALT LANE Utah. Sept. 23.-hurano
Guiaael pi was ahot aud instantly killed to-
daY IN Potter's canyon. near tbia oitv. by
Joaepen Mootat. The men lad engaged IN
q dispute over q mine Aoo'st approached
Guisseppi from behind and sho, the la,ttf
dead.
CtryuLANp. o.. Sept 29.-Tho schooner
Col, Cock, stone laden, from Koliy'a islan1,
was abandoned in Lahe Erie to-day In a
sinking condition. lhe Cook about thirty.
iou' years ago, on Lake Michigan, ran
down aud sank tho e1cntnon steamer Lady
ElRln' causing ,he loss OF nearly 100 liVsG