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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
FIFTEEN BAyvoC<s KIL:EDCo
Cowboys said to Have Taken me
Law Into Their own Hands.

\ Burns CO-e) dispatch Of sunday said:
a report comes from Diamond Valley that
cowboys. ID by "Ry' Smith. have killed
n-teen paunock Indians This tribe mor-
cared Smiths father IN l.-.. ard ne mas
mere than once killed members OF the
tribe IN revenge for his fathers death.
Serious trouble Is feared, and Troop a ar
ready o. march u the s eie D. no'1lti
TIT their presence s. needed.
While particulars of the afair arr diff
cult 10 obtain. II d. learned that the
matter has no hearing On the Jackson F.
Hole troubles. LIVER since Smiths father
Wa killed ga ISIS by warriors of the Ban
mock tribe h. has t-en "on the. tran,
and not few have met death al MS
hands
Ii q said that a party 81 Indians Were
On their sumner nunt, near Diamond
Valley. and Killed a number Of cat'. e
lelonring 20 the stockmen whose nerds
range IN that neishhoThood. \ party OF
cattlemen was organized 20 punish the
rnarauders. and Smith readily undertook
10 lead them.
The pursuers found the Indians about
an hour before surlown al their camp
near the we Tern els- ol the valley. ana
without warning opened fire upon them
The India. bucks were thrown into q
panic and ia FOR the hills. the sQua"s
Following suit. The stOcSmen PURSE ID
them and nrel volloy al tho fueitrcs,
.rorulrs several 81 them. including one
,r two sqravs. The pursuit was nor con-
1lnuol. the cattlemen believing sufficient
punishment had been inflicted.
REPORT DENIED.
WASHINGTON, y. G. August %
The Indian Once has received 10 advices
concerning the alleged slaughter Of Ban-
mock Indians by the whites, and officials
who are convtIsant with the country
6anv the possible accuracy u the re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
The Interstate shoot.

CHARLOTTE y. C., August 9-(Sre-
cio1l-The shoot Of the Interstate Asso-
citation. under the ausuices Of the Char
lotte Gun club viii commence tomorrow
and continues for three consecutive days.
Aniorg those present already are II. T.
collins II Elltimore. Carl Won Lenserke
" New York Fred. Nanlyke, the lean
ana l4rk Jsrseymau: -. VI e.. Thomas
an! MOI j. M0r =. 81 Lyuchburg. ". J..
Norman. -. F. Nelson. W. y. Wexford.
and r.. q. Empie. Many others are eX-
pected. II Is 20 be the biggest shoot ever
held IN the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
TO ORGANIZE A CAMP.
A Meeting Called at BlncksburE-
rho Cood -Rouds Movement.

BLACKSBURG. VA. August &.--lSpe-
oial.)-As the years go by. ana the
patriotic. brave old soldiers OF the civil
war become less numerous, they seem TO
feel the need or desire to be drawn closer
together. Bands OF unison that were
welded By four years service In behalf
OF their land are not lightly broken. About
eighteen months since Confederate
veterans association was formed in Chris
tiansburg. and Is to-day thriving
organization. Now 1t is proposed 10 or
ganize a similar association In Blacks
burg, and notice has been posted call
Ing on Confederate veterans 20 assemble
here at an early day for this purpose.
The brilliant and lamented Colonel James
Preston led as brave "A lot OF fellows
from here as entered the Confederate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
RoauOI,c's Contested Primary.

ROANOKE. VA, August 26.-tSpecial)-
The Democratic Executive Committee met
this afternoon TO canvass the returns Oh
the vote in the recent primary Tor the
election OF delegates to the Legislative
and senatorial conventions. Captain Berh-
ley contested the third ward, which was
counted for Hicks delegates by majority
OF 10 g. on the ground that tickets voted
In the Senate box intended TO be votes for
senatorial delegates were counted LOT
Hicks. In some wards the Hicks men
voted tn, same ticket for both conven-
lions. and II is claimed that In this way
ten men were permitted to vote :or
Hicks twice The committee postponed
hearing until Thursday. II this dele
CATION is given 10 Berkiey he VIII nave
enough votes 10 nominate him Without
Craig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
FOUR MEN LYNCnED.
Victims Of a hob IN SiSklyOu County,
California.
ALL OF TNEM N'NbtRE">'
Quiet

ynEKA. CAL. August 26-About
O'clock this morning crowd OF i5c men
rathores here to lynch the four murierers
in the county jail.
Smell groups from a over Siskiyou coun-
~ began 70 arrive on the outskirts OF the
town ahou; o'clock last night. After
the crowd hrd gathered. nj o'clock they
secured an old TAIL at the depot and car
ricd II 20 the courthouse square, placing
Il between two trees. The local poliCe
were called away by sham fight. Ivy the
time they returned they realized the IN
tenticn Of the crowd The Chief Of Ponce
went TO the englne-house 70 ring the N'e-
alarm bell. hu; found that the ropes hHH
been cu, He then went 20 the JAIL o'.'
the mob had already arrived and In such
numbers that the police were po"e'''SH.
A number Of men, all masked a"aN''ie'
Under Sheriff RaGford, ~ the She'''
Office ia the courthouse. and den@h'eu
:ha k.ys q the ian from him. lie posi-
,iyalv rst,sod TO oren the door or eiVe
IN ,ne keys FINDING that Eautoit W.
tmmovabie the mob went across 10 "
san and yot on top Il tho stone WI
which surrounds q. Dep-V-SneIlA i 'HD'-
lacht. who sleeps in the Jan I'eu ~
shots TO a!nrm the City IHr-aaI' I'm
ing some II TIE prisoners we've ~ .''s
escars He then opened the copis anu
vs. Immediately s,i7cl ~ tho mob VINO
entered the JAIL Having no Keys 20.
cells they were compelled 10 smash 'He
locks with slecge-hammelS
Is,rrerce Il. Johnson. who stabbed Ms
wife I, death July 2sth, was hrst 10 r.
cove the attention n the mop i"c?
lroks the lcCk on the door q MS 60,
ana placing rope around Ms neck -
rim out q tho jail and across tne slIttt
a. vher. the IRON rl.l was laid between
the forks of two trees. Johnson Iie'oeI
for mercy. i1t the silent cAiheIlns cav
no heed. IL was quickly strung up
dying from strangllat.on
The mob then returned 10 the jan anu
broke INTO the cell Il william NNi, WIZ
sho. Henry Hai.hton - Callahan on
Auru slst Null asked 20 make q stt'r
mont. but the mob refused % listen, ana
he was soon hanging beside Johnson.
I,oufs Moreno. who kllld GEORGE sears
on ,ha 1871 Instant was next tah.h o"'
and hanged. ....
The las; and youngest a me i,nf vas
Garland Se-nler aged ~. who KILLED cas-
,.r Noiverh,us at Balhili on the 18th m
slant. A rope was placed aro'"l ~
neck. and IN a few minutes De- was SWING
ing hesi1e his companions.
About this time Sheriff Hobbs arrived on
tn scene. but was met 10y several 81 the
mob. who notified him that "the j'O VS.
finishef" by this time the greater part
Of the mob lai disappeared. leaving only
a few on guard soon these departed also'
and the square was deserted.
The bodies wer. taken down BY Coroner
Scholell and Marshal Parks, VINO re-
moved them in wagon - the engine
house. where they were laid size hy side.
The Coroner summoned jury - hold an
inquest. ana tbs is n9w 90 progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
SETTLES WITH THE PRINCE.
Mrs. Mnckay's Daughter Gets the
Children and Gives $4,000 a lcnr.


The representative At Naples, Italy. Of
the United Press learns that the settle
rnent that has been arrived at between
Prince and Princess Colonna, the latter
being the sfepdaushter OF Mr.. John W.
Mackay gives the Princess the custody
OF the children, she paying the Prince
the sum OF 5000 francs yearly.
The Princess Colonna is the daughter
OF MIS-. John W. Mackay by her
former husband. Dr. Bryant. She was
letrothed 10 Prince CoOnra thirteen
wears ago when she was p years old.
'rhl, was at the outset OF Mrs. Mackay's
social career in Paris ana II Was re-
,arIed al the time as good match.
The Prince. whose full name Is Ferdinan-
Go Marco Antonio GurlianO. Prince iii
GalatrO, comes Of an old Italian family,
aud was born at Naples In lSs. lie IS
the son OF Don Andrea COlonna, and the
nephew Of Prince Marco Antonio.
the chief Of the Neapolltan branch Of
the house.
AZ is said that The Princes suit was
violently opposed by Mrs. Mackay. Miss
Eva Bryant. and American friends; but.
in Eplte Of their opposition the couple
were married in Paris. and the event
was celebrated with the maguiiccnce
which was characteristic Of Mrs. Mac
kay's entertainments az that time. The
Princess has now three children-twO
Sons and q daughter. They are. respec-
lively, Andrea Marco Antonio Fordinando,
aged 9: Blanca Amalia Celeste, aged Z.
and Marco. aged 3.
When Miss Bryant was married her
etcpfathcr gave her no dOwry outright.
but settled on her an annual income OF
Sl,5,tpo. The young couple settled in
Rome. and IT has been said that before
tho end OF their first year OF married
life the Princes passion for gambling as
serted Itself extensively. ana was one
% The causes OF the unhappilcss which
began 70 snow Itself IA their relations.
At that t!nle his wife was called upon
10 spsrd large sums 10 satisfy his gam
bling debts, and In the course OF "a short
time hsr income and sGvings were ex-
haustsd. AZ that time Mrs. AackGy Is
said 10 have given her daughter i.oo.@
franco bu, the Princes gambling and e&-
pensive habits OF NE increased at rate
which tie Mackays felt they were not
called upon 10 support.
In October, 1893 the Princess refused 10
pay any more Of her husbands debts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
Were Married In Pelham.

LYNCHBURG, VA, August %.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. John W. Probst. a young and
popular employee Of the News office, who
celebrated his 2lst birthday a few weeks
ago. took advantage Of his ind pendence
early this morning by clipping 10 Pelham.
n. c., with Miss Alice Mays, a pretty
young milliner.
The young couple. accompanied by Mr..
Ross Taylor TO act as best man. left on
the a. NJ train. and were married to-
day b. one OF the ever-ready and obllging
ministers OF Pelham. Ii there We're any
objections 10 the couples marrying 1t
hasn't developed. Mr. and Mrs. Probst re-
turned home this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
NEWPORT NEWS.
Warwick County roUrt-Cnnhidhtes
nusy-Cencrai Notes.


nusy-Cenrrai Notes.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August o.
(srccial)-The August term Of the War
wick County Court, which had 70 be-
adjourned a few days ago on account Of
the Illness Of Judge Peck, was recon
yened this morning. with Judge Akin
son, u Isle Of Wight county. on N p
bench. The grand jury was empanelied
and several indictments were Returned.
In the case Of George T.. Trice. charged
with felony. the jury failed 10 find true
bill. - was reported in the Dispatch
at the time, Trice was sen, 10 the grand
jury on the charge Of attempting 70
shoot G. y. Ficklin. The two men haf
q difficulty several weeks ago, and Tr,ce
drew his revolver. Instead Of shooting
Ficklln. as it IL alleged that he at
tempted To do, he shot himself in the
hlo.
BY no MEANS IDLE.
+. st. GEORGE Wilcox and Thomas
Temple Powell. OF this city. who are
candidates for the House OF Delegates
from this district are rs no means idle
Mr. Wilcox returned this morning from
4 trip through the counties Of the dis
trict. tie IS very much pleased with
the OUTLOOK. N| supporters VI III
Powell held an enthusiastic meeting In
Jonnson's opera House Saturday night
Several ringing speeches were made.
GENERAL NOTES.
The brazilian bri- Belmarco arrived
here this morning from New York. She
VIII take a cargo.of slaves TO foreign
port
The Spanish steamship Navarro. which
sailed from this port las' Friday FOR Rot
terdam, took seventeen crates OF BIZ
cycles, valued at 500
Rev. Thomas ". McNulty, u Wood
bridge. y. j.. preached at the First Pres
byterian church yesterday morning.
Rev. j. ". +. Cox. OF stanton. preach
ed at the First Baptist church yesterday
morning and evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. August %
fspecialD-A telegram received here sun
DAY morning announced the death II Lit
Teton. in Halifax county. Of Ny. Thomas
Bl0uu, Taylor. brother OF NJ J. y lay
lor. ~ this place. and OF UT. w. {. ray
lor. of Whitakers.
Mr.. Thomas Fl. Battle. president Of the
Rank Of Rocky Mount. VIII commence
this week the erection Of fine residence
on Church street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
A Good Move.

(ChCstcriiell ChrOnIc'e)
II IS tated that the electric cars Of
Richmond are u be equipped with vesti-
bales this winter. The move is good.
now let the companies have a complete
relay force for Sunday service. ana the
employees will undoubtedly work with
hatter helrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
Death from Paralysis.

ZIG STONE GAP, VA. August n
Special MIR Edward d. Kelley. aged
over 20 years. and formerly OF Russell
county, died here to-day. Death resulted
from a paralytic stroke received Septem-
Der last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE.

DANNILLf.. w.
Thirty-slXth annual session b. GINS sf-L.
TFNEER ~. lS6. Eight schools il cI.-
le.iate course. Also. music. art. el0cution'
phvsical culture and a complete business
course Teachers Of large experience ah
~ high reputation. Order AMI h,litn az
school unsurpassed. 80 batter home
Schools for s.Tls N Virginia. Boarding cA-
pacity limited TO forty. Charges asnn-
send Tor citaiogue. 4. i. JAMES. Il. A.,
u d. President ~ l6-Tu W&SutSl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
MCABE's DsN AND no ARDiNG)
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

RICHMOND. VA.
The thiIty-tgst annual session az tlis
school Tor boys begins september $. l,.'.
ThOr0uyh preparation Tor University "
Virginia. Yale Harvard. United states
Military AMI Naval academic. ana l-t.-
ing eng!reer.ns schools. Elil star. Board
ing department. strictly limited. For ctla-
W. GORDON MCABE.
Ueal-Naster. ig5 east cary street.
81 2-Iu. Er,SSu-. amos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
Get the Light.

peninsula Enterpr'se)
The question OF road Improvement is
one In which our people are too much
interested at present for them II neglect
any opportunity to get light ON the SUBJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
SCHOOL OF LAW,
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
RICHMOND Va

The next session VIII begin sEPTEM-
pFR II. ls5. and continue ninth months
For Information. ur-l september Iyta,
address ...,
Professor ROGER GREGORY.
Lister Manor. Va;
or the Presi lent. Eichm ll College.
an lO-~a -u tuS lhf~eln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

II NORTH PINE STREET
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 81
M, rIols .1rrla! FRIDAY. September
2lih BOYS prepared Tor college or nn.-
versity. Fully equipped - nna an, WIN
c0uut-elr instructor. Circulars ~ b.->
stores For further informal. % address
c. " Motley. Ashland. Va. dl -,-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
VIRGINIA COLLEGE FOn iOtN"
LADIES,

ROANOKE. VA.
OPENS SEPTEMBER J.. l,j one ot
the leading scnCO. Tor yOuA5 LADIES' 4A
Tie south. Magnificent buildings an
mOdeTa improvements. campus cen a,I =.
Grand mouutaiu scenery b. \ Valley * 2
GINA, famed for health. European am
american teachers. Ful course, superior
advantages IN art and music. e'--e'ts
from tHeaty states. For catalogues a.
dress the president,
". \. HARRIS. j. d,
fv u -Aof0 & VIM i -lnuE.. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
me DC NUGGET.

The rig Storly goit nugget was found
q De- worth s. '9 Or more.
Northern capitalists have secured op-
.ions on much of Tie LAM around James
town. ou Deep river. I'm GLaforl county.
Th. peorl. there thoyght colony was
O. be PLANTED hy the strangers, nat II is
now saii that miners are behind me
movement ana IL is suspected that pros
pectors nave made a md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
LAW SCHOOL

WASHINGTON ASDLEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON. NfRGtNGA.
Opens sept. H.. For catalogue address
john RANDOLPH TUCKER, Dean.
frv ff-aoHHfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
NnrnEnAME OF M,RNLANn.

Crile-a frr Young Iaiies ana
tory school fcr Girls. Regular
i've courses. Music and lrt 81
Conducted iv school Sisters
Dame. ROLAND PARK. Delr i.
as HH
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
Merely Embezzlement.

Is a porter stealing money from letters after they have been left on his employers desk guilty of crime un- der the federal statutes? was the ques- tion the United States commissioner at Fort smith was called upon to decide in the case of Charley Johnson. Johnson was janitor of the courthouse at South McAlester, I. T.. and went to the post office for mail of the officers, and after bringing it to the courthouse opened some letters and took money out. The commissioner held the crime was em. bezzling and not under the Jurisdiction of the federal court. Johnson was sent back to South McAlester for trial. IA case similar to the above was recently disposed of in St. Louis, and the com. missioner made the same ruling. In the St. Louis the mail had been de- livered by carrier and left upon an of flee desk. It was stolen, and the com missioner held that the act was lar. ceny, and must be tried by the state courts
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
Assassinated by a Negro.

Bob Hawkins, son of the proprietor of the Valley hotel at Van Buren, was assassinated by a negro named Turner at Mulberry, Is miles east of Van Buren, the other night, while on his way to church. Hawkins brother is agent at Mulberry, and his name was forged to request that the negro. Turner, be given employment by the railroad company. When the negro came in he was confronted with the order, and hot words ensued, when Bob ejected him. Threatening ven- geance, Turner went home, loaded an old musket and waylaid and shot
 Hawkins. The load was small shot, but fired so close it hit vital spot and killed Hawkins. The negro then left
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
THROUGHOUT ARKANSAS.
"OriginaI Packages" Defined.

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 20 - The su- preme court has defined what is meant by an original package" as ap- piled to liquor. The case in contro- Versy was appealed from Independence county, wherein Frank P. Southard was indicted for selling whisky with out license. It was contended on trial oy the states attorney that an origi- nal package in the manufacture of whlsky Is that vessel, cask, barrel or keg into which the whisky is first placed when it is drawn from the cis- tern of the distillery. Southard was convicted of selling without license be- cause he had sold in packages of five gallons.
 The defendant is distiller and man. ufacturer of whisky in Independence county, Ark. He manufactured forty nve gallons of whisky, which, after being distilled, was received in the usual course of manufacture into a general vat or cistern of his distillery. from there 1t was drawn by the United States storekeeper into forty-fve- gallon barrel and placed in the govern ment warehouse. A tax-paid stamp was placed on it by the government storekeeper, and it was delivered by nm to the defendant, who up to this time had not nor could he have exer. clsed any control over it. The defend ant then divided the forty-fve-gallon barrel into nine packages containing hve gallons each, and placed on each one of the five-gallon packages whole. sale stamps, and sold one of the five. gallon packages stamped with the gov. ernment wholesale stamp to B. A. Bal lard within twelve months prior to the finding of the indictment.
 The opinion of the supreme court was delivered by Mir. Justice Battle, sub stantilly as follows:
 His guilt or innocence depends upon the meaning of so much of the digest as relates to original packages, to-wit: Manufacturers of alcohol, vinous. ardent, malt of fermepted liquors can sell in original packages without li- cense; provided further, such original packages shall not contain less than five gallons Original means pertaining to the origin or be- ginning, initial, primal, first in order, preceding all others Package means a bundle or package, quantity pressed or packed together The two words together are used in this statute to limit the quantity and man. ner in which the manufacturer can sell his own productions without license Used in this connection they mean the quantity as put up by the manufacturer for sale or shipment by himself and for handling in the regular course of trade In the absence of limitation upon his power he has the right to put up goods of his own production for sale or ship ment in such quantities as he sees fit. He had the right to put up and sell in original packages of not less than five gallons without license Judgment affirmed.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
Held for Post Onice Robbery.

A man of many aliases was convict ed before Judge Edgerton, in the federal court, at Little Rock, of break ing into the post office at Grand Glaize, this state, and abstracting therefrom property to the value of about eight dollars. The prisoner is designated on the court docket as Ed Golden, alias Elm. Wilson, alias Ed. Williams, alias Frank Williams. He is smooth look ing young fellow of the dude pattern.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
Cherokee Bm Photographed.

Cherokee Bill had his photograph taken in the office of the Fort Smith jail. He smiled when guard handed him Winchester, and he fondly ca. ressed it He objected to the belt of fered him, and would not take it until told that it was the only one in the of flee. It was filled with pistol cart ridges. and Bill said they would not at his Winchester.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
Castoria.

"castoria is an excellent medicine for chil- oren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of it's good effect upon their children"
 DR. c. (. OsGoop,
 Lowell, Mass. "castoria is the best remedy for children of which am acquainted hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children. and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium. morphine. soothing syrup and other hurtfui agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves"
 DR. J. r. KrNcHELoE,
 Conway. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
What is
l2:S S2s(;lZ;y ORA !

Casoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless suhs+;+,t. for Paregoric, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil, It is Pleasant Its guarantee thirty years use bv
 Millions of Mothers Castora destroys Worms and al,axs fevershness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Darrh9a and Wind Colic Castoria rel;eve. teething troubles cures constipation and fiatuency Castoria assniiiates the food regulates stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleen Cas- tOria is the Chdren's Panacea-the nIotber,s Ere,d
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22
CastOria.

"castoria Is sowell adapted to children that l recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me-"
 H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D., III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-22

Our physicians in the cbildren's depart. ment have spoken highly of their experi- ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products. yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it."
 UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIspENsARY,
 Boston, Mass. ALLEN C. SMITH, Hes