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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
MR.. EYERSOLE RETIRES.
One of the Candidates for Councilman in
the Second Ward NithdraMs.

One of the Candidates for Councilman in
the Second Ward Withdraws.
The contest for councilman in the Sec
ond ward has been simplified by the
withdrawal of L. D. Eversole. There
had been three candidates in the field
until last night, when it was announced
that Mr.. Eversole had Withdrawn from
the race.
This leaves the race to two Santa Fe
shopmen-Co Councilman Frank Stevens
and c. l. Smith, so that the people of the
Second ward may be assured of having
a practical workingman to represent
them in the council for the next two
wears.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
ITALY TAKES 1T UP.

The italian Minister Calls Attention to
the Colorado killing.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Marquis I'm
periali. first secretary of the Italian Ie-
CATION, called at the state department and
directed attention of the officials to the
news from Walsenburg, Col, of the as
sassination of four Italians He asked
that the good offices of the state departe
ment be used Immediately to prevent
the further killing of his countrYmen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13

The cold wave today has been felt all
along the line of the Rock Island and
Santa Fe, although when the latest ad-
vices were received sleet was falling
west of Nickerson. East of that point it
is showing. In the southern portion of
the state, in the vicinity of Arkansas City,
it was raining, but no snow had fallen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
THE NEW K. OF L.
Grand Master Wilson Says the New Or
dsr's Prospects Are Fine.


der's Prospects Are Fine.
PITTsRURG, Pa, March 13.-General
Master Workman W. B. Wilson, of the in
dependent order of Knights of Labor,
VINO Is In the city, is very enthusiastic over
the prospects of the order. He saws that
originally the Knights of Labor had a
membership of $1,000, and that fully two.
thirds of these have joined the new organ
ization.
The only districts OF any consequence
remaining true to the old order are locals
in st. Louis, New York and BROOKLYN.
The first general assembly of the new
knights of Labor will be held in Wash.
ingtons D. C., in January, 1895.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
MIR. WILDER Has GRIPPE.
He Got It In New York Where He Has ,
Been Visiting.

Mr.. Edward Wilder, treasurer of the
Santa Fe railroad, is i'll and confined to
his room. He returned yesterday from
business trip to New York which has
kept him away for ten days. He was
not we'll when he returned and is con-
fined to his bed today. He is suffering
from the grippe and is not dangerously
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
MORE BLOOD.
Notwithstanding gWalsenburg
Italians Killed Today.
Colorado Miners End Their
Bloody Work Of Revenge.
SHOT IN THEIR CELLS.
Mob Gives the Law No Chance
to Take It's Course.
Sec'y Gresham Appealed to by
Italian Representative.
Widest EXCITEMENT
Prevails in Colorado Over the
Occurrence.
Mob Seems to Be Absolutely
Fearless of Law.
Sec'y Gresham Appealed to by
Italian Representative.
WILDEST EXCITEMENT
Prevails in Colorado Over the
Occurrence.
Mob Seems to Be Absolutely
Fearless of Law.

CUCHARA JUNCTION, Colo, March 13.-
A mob entered the Walsenburg Jail
early today aud killed two more of the
Italians charged with the murder of A
]. Hixon. Five Italians in all have been
killed. The others we're killed last
night One of those shot today was
wounded last night,
Last Sunday night Abner Hixon, keep
er of a temperance saloon at Rouse was
assaulted by a company of Italians
While one named Antonio Gobotto held
him Lorenzo Danino struck him twice on
the side aud back of the head with ta-
BILE leg. They carried him some thirty
rods north leaving him near the door of
John Leibel, VINO found him in the morn
ing just breathing.
Nine arrests were made. As a result
of the coroner's inquest five of the pris-
oners were held for trial. Danino was
brought over to the Jail at Walsenburg
about noon Tuesday, and the four others
with deputies Earl Danford and Charles
Hartman and driver Joseph Wells6y
started after six o'clock in the evening.
When on a bridge less than a mile
from Walsenburg, six men on horseback,
masked or disguised, rode up, ordered
the driver to stop, the deputies to hold
up their hands, and the prisoners to get
out The horsemen began shooting,
frightening the horses, which ran into a
wire fence. The driver was killed by
an accidental shot
One italian was wounded in the breast
and brought to town, the other three
have not been found. About 8 o'clock
this morning the jail here was broken
open and Danino and the wounded man
shot in their cells and killed The coro-
ner's inquest over Wellsby is now in ses-
sion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
BLIZZARD IN IOWA.

One Has Struck Des Moines and is In
creasing in Severity.
DEs MONIES, March ia blizzard
began at 10 o'clock this morning and is
increasing in severity. The thermometer
is ten above. The snow is quite heavy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
KDr. RHcCasey and AacAndrew.

DR.. j. II. McCasey said to the JOURNAL
today that he was not present when Pat
McAndrew fifs swore to the charges
against M. A. householder, and that ne
had not asked him to do so.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13
New HOP. Skin and Jumn Ra.o-a

DANvILLE, KY, March 13.-The
worlds standing hop, skip and Jump
record was broken at Center college
gymnasium tournament last night by
Thomas A. Hendricks of Kentucky. He
made 80 feet inches-five inches over
the record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-13

112 and ia West sth. Peerless Steam
Laundry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
A prugrlst,s Indorsement.

Mr.. William f. Ingram, druggist, No.
874 Church street, Norfolk, Va, says: II
observed the action of Quratol on the face
of Mr.. w. +. Galloway, which was very
much inhamed and had the appearance of
erysipelas of the nose and cheeks. l sold
him bottle of Quratol and in a few days
Mr.. Galloway returned and informed me
that Quratol had made a cure of what APP
peared to be a very serious trouble. have
also seen several other cases in which
OuratOl has been used with the most salts
factory results Quratoi is not only a
positive cure for erysipelas, but it it will
give Instant relief in cases Of burns, scalds
cuts, wounds and all skin diseases All
druggists sell it at 80 cents bottle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

were Miss Burren of CObham. Va
Miss Walker OF Union Ridge, Miss Es-
ters OF Greenwood, Misses FerrOll and
G. Brown of this city and many others
whom We did not know
Rev IL Johnson, pastor OF Mt Zion
Church, Petersburg, Va is visiting in
the city and called on Us last week
Mrs. James Coles of Washington. ID.
9 is visiting her mOther-in-law, Mrs
John Coles, 2l7 ) 5th St city.
Well, the question was asked last
week, who did Sunnyside meet in Cor
dOnville? We met many ofour friends
and saw that they were branching cut
in business. Several good groceries
and they will soon have an Undertake
ing place. Mr. A. &. Mabrey will open
a branch, and Mr. Nelson West win
act as agent Call on him.
Rev. q. II Bannister of Pleasant
Grove Baptist hurch resigned and
preached his farewell sermon. Sunday
night. August 4th. much to the sur
prise and regret of his congregation
and friends
Rev. Vaughn is moving forward with
his work in his quiet and genial way.
We We're glad TO see that Miss l. b.
Johnson had returned from Richmond,
Va
We are sorry to note that Mr.. T. B..
Jones, Jr., is still confined 20 the house
with rheumatism
1t seems to the girls that the boys
Will not do anything in the way of an
entertainment. SO they will give some
thing soon. Look out boys, or you
VIII get left. You better make il up
with the one you gave the q b, If you
want 20 be in it.
Mr. w. Irving says he is still in the
painting business.
We see that a certain young man is
much smittten on some one at Jefferson
Park Hotel. Look out young man
when the summer is passed, she is GO
ing 20 her home
The funeral of the infant child, one
of the twins OF MIR and Mrs. CT. =
Inge took place from their residence,
Monday, August II, 1895. Barcus &
Kelser, Funeral Directors.
Mr.. David Ayers departed this life,
Sunday, August 18th and was buried
from Nt Zion Church, Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Hardy preach
ed a very touching and sympathetic
sermon. He was member of the
Beulah Tub of Mt. Zion hurch which
was out in full A. G.. Mabrey, Funer-
al Director ofiiciated.
Keep up with the times by reading
the PLANET to be found every Satur-
day morning at 25S w. Main st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
CHARLOTTESVILLE LETTER.
Churches Subscription List-SchOol Elk.
animation ersOnals-Deaths.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug 10, 90
Rev. Il b. Hardy, pastor of Mt. Zion
Church filled his pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening. At the evening SER
vice he preached a very fine sermon,
subject, The Stars
Rev. ii. johnson of Mt Zion Church
Petersburg, Va filled the pulpit of the
First Baptist Church by invitation.
morning and night, preaching two ex-
cellent sermons. This church has not
called pastor; but has been working
hard to get out of debt. Collection for
the day was $77. 40. The committee on
call Las the matter under considera-
ton and will extend a call soon.
No report from the other churches
Who will help TO save the innocent
women? A q. Mabrey has opened a
list which can be seen at his Under
taking place 258 w. Main St., where
you may put your name down for any
amount you may feel yourself able t.
give, from one cent upwards. We
know that times are hard but wher
you see others helping us then it be.
comes us to help each other We
know that the people OF Charlottesville
are not going to take the back seat: buf
will contribute with a liberal hand
We give the names of those who hay,
put their names down to help in thil
cause. Who will be the next ? Mrs
James + Farrar, 25e Mrs. Anna Per
kins, 25S Mrs Bailey Edwards 100
James Perkins, 5O4; Mrs P Coles
paid - A @. Mabrey paid $I.O0; Mr.
j. A. Brown, Robert Kelser, Mr.. r
Barbour, 25S James II Ferguson, 25c
Miss Hester LightfoOt paid 81 90 w
Irving paid 25S; Mr.. Allen Watson
25S; Miss NJ. Farweu,
Rev. X. b. Hardy of the Mt. Ziol
Church viii preach a special sermon
next Sunday night, and will take al
after collection for this cause. Wha
church will be next to aid this cause
The Annual Examination of colore,
school teachers Of this city and count,
which was conducted by the city an,
county uperintendents was conclude,
on the 9th. Among those we saw
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
MUCH MONEY RAISED.

Rev. K. J. Perkins preached two very
able sermons sunday and baptized 10
candidates, after which grand rally
was had and he raised One hundred
and twenty-seven dollars and ninety
three cents. The success OF the rally
was largely due TO the efforts of Rev.
ID. A. kled who has been assisting Rev.
Perkins in his pastoral work Tor the
last two months.
Mrs. Nj. a. Sanderson has Just re-
turned from trip IN West Va, where
she has been soliciting aid for the Sec
ond Baptist Church. quite nice sum
was raised and the church is now in a
prosperous condition.
Quite number of our friends took "a
hay ride TO Low Moor Uhis week.
II there were more unity among our
people we believe their undertakings
IN every thing that tends 10 build up
the race would be more satisfactory 10
all parties concerned.
The Richmond PLANET is gaining
friends here among the white people.
some very prominent white men paid
a glowing tribute To Editor Mitchell
for the bold stand for right and che
majesty of the law.
Yours for the PLANETS success,
UNo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
oHuRnH I'LL NOTES.

The funeral of brother Henry Bing-
ham, the beloved husband of AIRS. En-
cline Bingham, who departed this life
on Thursday August lst, at $3.50
O'Clock, took place from the Fifth st
BAPTIST Church on Sunday evening,
August 4th, at ) o'clock, the pastor,
Rev. w 4. Graham officiating
The deceased was widely known,
and having been for quite number OF
years, leader of prayer meetings for
his Church, was held in high regard as
Il faithful christian worker. There
was host of friends present to pay
the last sad tribute of respect to his
memory.
He leaves to mourn their loss a de-
voted wife, three sons, and host of
friends. The pall-bearers were
Rev. J III. Fauntleroy, Messrs. Walk
er Lightfoot, Griffin Bagby. Ed.
Mitchell, Thomas Jackson and Jack
Davis.
| We shall see our brother again
Within the arms of God,
Pass few fieeting moments more;
| And death the blessing shall restore
Which death had snatcha@ way:
For me thou Will the summons send.
And give me back my parted friend,
In that eternal day.
A FRIEND.
Miss Pattie @. Meredith, one of the
fairest of the fair sex of Church Hill
left the city last week on a visit to her
| sister
Mrs. M j. Anderson of Woodville
is visiting relatives and friends in
King William Co Va.
Miss Virginia Green and Miss Pau.
, line Warwick, both of whom are wei
known Agents sof the Peoples Relie
Association of Virginia, have left the
city on few weeks visit to relatives
, and friends; the former in New Yorl
and the latter in Baltimore.
Mrs. Alice Undertake of 28O8, lef
the city on last Tuesday for Fall Riv
er, Mass.
Mr.. r. D. Edmonds of .Danville, ar
: rived in the city on last Tuesday, anC
will engage in business here.
Miss + florence Dawson of 800 w
t Leigh Street. Misses Ella Harris anC
1 | Virginia Comray were in the cit,
this week the guests of Mrs Mary =
2 Brown, 24I7 Darlington st.
Mrs Isabelle Washington left the cit,
D this week on a visit to her mother.
The object of the big excursion t.
. Washington on the 10th inst. by tn
r Fourth Baptist Church, is to rails
e funds to have the old incommodiou
e steps of their edifice replaced with
t more desirable pair.
/. Sir Knight J w. Davenport of Was
e ington, popular representative of tn
s Peoples Relief Association of Virgin
}. was in the city this week.
: The home of Mr.. Nathaniel Cobbi
2Sth Street, between II and S Street
:, was greeted with IA promising pair {
r. twin daughters this week Congratt
!. lations, brother Cobbs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

Mr.. r. B. Allen, of 1928 Claiborne ave
nue., Norfolk. Va, says: Il cannot say
too much for Quratoi 1t has been the
means of saving me much Inconvenience
and suffering a few weeks ago l acct
dentaily burned my hand in very pain
full manner, and the wound promised TO
be an ugly one. Iapplied QuratOl at once
and expert snced immediate relief, and
after a few local applications cure was
perfected. The application is soothing and
cooling in the extreme. have also tried
QuratoI for badly chapped hands and
bruises, and the result has been all that
could be wished"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
PRINCETON. ILL.

PRINCETON, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-The
Italians of Spring Valley broke out
yesterday in AN attack upon the color
ed miners. Fourteen colOred people
we're seriously injured, and Granville
Lewis, aged forty-five years who
was shot and dubbed with rifles,
may die
The Italians for many months wish
ed TO drive the colored people out of
the coal-mining belt, and to-day a
plausible excuse for SO doing presen-
ed inself.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
FROM CLIFTON FORGE.
A Destructive Fire-Rev. Perkins Rally
Gaining Friends Among White People.

CLIFTON FORCE, VA, Aug. 6, 80
Clifton Forge has been IN an excite
ment Tor the past ten days over a very
destructive nre which burned the
Ford building and also burned Mr. J
A. Ford, the owner 10 death. The fire
was set 10y some unknown fiend and
some think they have very fair clue
TO the guilty parties. We will wait
and see the results. A white man was
seen a night or two before the fire with
"A blackened lace and can give no reason
tor being IN such a disguise.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

-Don't forget the special Excur-
sion Go the protracted meeting at Fau-
quier and New Hope Churches 3rd
Sunday, August 18th. Train leaves
r.. & A. Station, Sunday morning at 8
o'clock returning, arrive at Richmond
at 80 O'Clock p. m.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
Special excursion

Special excursion to the big pro-
tracted meetings at Fauquier Church,
Rev. S. r. Harris, pastor, Irwin Sta
ton, also at New Hope Church, Rev.
Edward Jefferson, pastor, Pemberton
Station, Bird Sunday, August Is, 1895.
Fare for round trip to Irwin, 50 cents
Pemberton, 81 CO.
They don't laugh-mules don't
but the people are we'll pleased with
the offers of the Cohen Co See adver-
tisement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
So We Will.
[Chicago Ill. Conservator. ]

lChicago Ill. Conservator.
The Richmond PLANET, ever engag.
ed in good works for the race, is full o.
the plan for clearing two cOlored wo-
men who are charged with having aid.
ed kp the murder of white woman in
Virginia, and sentenced to be. hanged
If any thing can be done for them Ed.
itor Mitchell will do it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

The Ebenezer Baptist Church was
filled early Tuesday morning, July %,
1890 by a thrOng of friends OF Rev.
George + Morris of NOrristown. y J.,
and Miss Susie l. Johnson, daughter
of Rev. George T. Johnson of River
View Baptist Church, eager TO witness
the ceremony. whereby the young di-
vine would take TO wife the handsome
young lady of his choice The affair
was a grand success from the begin
ming tOend
On Monday night, the LIST Battalion
Band sereuaded the betrOthed couple
at the residence of the BRIDES parents {:
during the serenade the band and
friends were invited to well-filled ia
BILE The music played was of high
order
About 10 O'Clock the hour appointed
for the marriage, the bridal party en-
tered the church as follows: Messrs j.
H. Braxton and James Il. Carter, r..
III ThurstOn and Rev. $. r. Griggs.
Misses Eugertha Johnson and Alice
Hunter Hill, Mr. w. Epps and the
groom, two little flower girls, Mamie
Taylor and Ether Jones and MIR. Geo
Wood supporting on his right arm the
bride Rev Wells performed the cere-
mony in his usual graceful style He
was assisted by Rev. J + Jones, ID. d.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the bride and groom. and
their many friends at the residence of
the brides parents. Amidst congrat~
ulatiOns and we'll wishes for future
success from their many friends the
groom and his bride left on the I2M
train for their future home in Morris
town, n. J
Rev. Morris and his beautiful bride
were the recipients OF many useful
and handsome present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
OLD FOlNT,
The Planet.

OLD POINT, VA, Aug 3, '95.
The PLANET,
The teachers who attended the
Institute at Hampton were recipients
OF coGrtesies which can never be sur
passed. Each and every resident of the
dear old town seemed to vie with his
neighbOr i'm hospitality. among them
were the Teachers Association OF
Hampton and vicinity who rendered
the visiting teachers reception at
the National Soldiers Home, MIR, and
Mrs. HarmOnd reception at their
palatial residence in honor of Misses /:
Chad wick, Fights, Wallace, and Rop-
er, the same day + and Mrs. Lewis
Sulley, rendered the above named lad
les and their chaperone Msr Jno II .
Gay an elegant dinner covers were
laid for six and most enjoyable time
spent
Friday evening previous to the de-
parture of some of the young ladies
Mr.. Overton and friends gave a fare
well reception at the Hoffman House.
for the very names of the hosts for
the evening is sufficient TO say that
grace and style reigned supreme.
Among those present were Mr.
Chinn, Mr.. Lancaster and Miss Wal
lace, Miss Fights and Mr. Overton
Mr.. Rivers and Miss Roper. Mr.. and
Mrs Seals OF Washington, chaperoned
by Mrs. Jno. Gains, music and games
delighted guests until late in the eve
ming when they were ushered into the
dinnl-g room Co more substantial
enjoyment
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

Long experience and new methods
thoroughly understood, ensure sat
sfaction. Having made new and ex
rentive improvements In all of the
branches of the undertaking bust
ness. respectfully thank the pub
Tic for their past patronage and ask
he continuance of the same. All
orders promptly filed. Country or
ders solicited.
We, the undersigned gladly recon
mend w S SELDEN to the public
generally as worthy and faithful
undertaken, Revs. Daniel james, Ar
cher Ferguson, and Mr.. John Hen
ley, No. 1000 Graham and Marsf a.
st. Fulton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
WOMEN OUT RACED

The women we're insulted, slapped,
and two of them while begging for
mercy, were shot down and fatally
injured.
Sheriff Clark, of Princeton. was tel
ee raphed for and arrived on the
ground with a posse, but came too
late, as the work had long been done
before he arrived.
The immense whistles at the various
coal shafts were blown last night and
this morning giving the signal that
work would be done in the mines to-
day, and large numbers of miners
turned out with their dinner-pails,
but were confronted or the highways
leading to the shafts by Italians arm
ed with rifles and various small arms
A secret meeting was held last night,
Manager Delgeil was threatened and
the cDlored people until tomorrow ev-
ening to leave the city.
They declared that no black OF
white man should return TO wrOk un-
til the company agreed TO discharge
every cOlored man.
An attempt was made to lynch a
newspaper correspondent, but he es-
capped ona bicycle
At shop No 3, crowds of foreigners
discharged firearms and threw rocks
against the cottages of colored people
| in order to terrorige them.
The colored people have armed
| themselves and cOngregated at Sc,
tonxille. preparing TO move upor
Spring Valley.
Colored people in sections of Illinoi
are organizing and arming themselve
in order to go the Iescue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
THE ALLEGED CAUSE

AT l O'clock Sunday an Italian was
waylaid on the public highway by
four colOred men and robbed and
shot four times, from the effects OF
which his physicians say he cannot
live until morning.
A msss-meeting OF the Italians wa.
called, and at 10 o'clock mob of over
three hundred started out for the col
ored village, headed 10y the Spring
Valley Italian Band.
The colored people were dragged
out, dubbed, trampled upon, anC
and made the targets for the shot
guns, rifles, and small arms the mol
mad brought them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

Read our offers. Take advantage
81 snem. Phone as and the PLANET
wiz be sens yoN- also per. yoaA
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-06-21
BOOKS AND MUSIC.

MISS BRADDoN, the novelist, has lost
her husband, Mr.. John Maxwell. He
was a publisher, and tlirty-ive years
ago started Temple Bar.
MANUAL GARCIA, in spite of his nine
ty years, is still an active singing teach
err in London. tits nearly seventy years
since he made his first appearance in
opera in New York.
MISS WINNIE DAVIS new book, "The
Yelled Doctor" is in the hands of Har-
per & Bros, but it is still in manu-
script and no date has been set for its
publication.
PADEREwsK1 is sharing his honors in
Paris with M. Zeldenrust, a Dutch
pianist who is coming soon to America,
and whom the Paris critics compare to
Rubenstein.
A MAGAZINE, the first to appear in
the West Indies, is to be published soon
in the island of Antigua. Its name will
be the Carib. There is enough un-
known history and romance in the
islands of the Spanish Main and the
Antilles to make it interesting.