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A PREAonEM LYNoHEp.
A Mcb Hangs Colorod Minister, Taking
Him From u Church

A Mcb Hangs Colorod Minister, Taking
Him From Church
LAKE CRY. FLA, July 4.-LaSt night
at Hope Horny, cOlored church,
avo miles west of here, par.
ty OF men took Robert Bennett
Young colored preacher, from the
pulpit, carried him short distance of
and lynched him. When the body was
found by tho roadside this morning, the
brains were shot out, the throatc cut from
car TO ear and both ears cut oil.
A FFoiFac!ed meeting was in ProGreas
at tho church, aud the preachers
aud congregation had oil gone
to sleep, waiting and watch
ing with "mourners in trance"
and it was Just before day this morning
when tho party entered and reused
Bennett, who was asleep in the
pulpit, and dragged him out
over another preacher and took him
away. His offence, 1t is said, was an
assault upon white woman in Sewanee
county recently and from there the
lynchers arc said to have come. The
usual warning was loft attached TO the
body,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July y4,-This city,
m usual, celebrated tho Fourth Of July
In tho good old.fashionod way A big
crowd ol patriotic people began tho day
nj midnight In front Of tho Hacrcd hail
whore tho Declaration Of Independence
wna gIvon 10 tho world llO yOnrs ago.
Ailcr tho laql stroke oi tho midnight
hour from tho clock In tho Iowor in in.
depaHdaHsa Hall, tho bsll wAa iollnd
ospocInIly In honor oi tho day. llrSt, 10
tinss, ono Tor oauh yoar Of tho Union'a
lilo, lhon rapidly, ouO'clghlnlns'llye,
for tho year, aud iottYiout iot tho
nunbOr OF states In tho union,
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BERLIN, July 4,--Mauy American
houses in this city and in tho suburbs
flow tho stars and stripes to-day In
honor Of tho Fourth of July. and thcro
wVro number Of quot celebrations OF
tho DAY. Flags wero also displayed
over tho United States embassy anu
consulate general. aud at a dinner this
evening patriotic orNtions wOrU dolly
Orol.
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OVER IN EUROPE.
The American Colonies Duly Cole
brated Independence Day.
NOTABLE DINNER GIVEN IN PARIS,

At Which Many Distinguished
Guests Wero PrOsent-AmbassadOr
Eustis Gets Boom for the Prcsl'
deucy-A "aIect" In LoRdoa Which
Was FIzzlc, hut Otherwise tho
American Colony did ItseIc Proud.
"oId Glory" Displayed In Berlin
aud Madrid,
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SDer,a' DispiicA 10 ne Intdlt2cHe''.
HUNTINGDON. W. Va, July 4-Thii
was quiet Fourth here. There was not
much going on in tho city, but all the
small towns in the surroundings had
appropriate sxcrcisol. There was n
game of ball at tho park between the
Nayies, Of Cincinnati, and the home
team, and at tho driving track this
afternoon quite crowd collected to
witness races between local homes. The
usual number OF small accidents werO
reported during the day.
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A nRIpan FALns
With q Hundred PSOpls-HRny are In-
iursd, Some OF Them Fatally,

jursd, some OF Them Fatally,
BRIsToL IND, July AIT 0 o'clock
this evening while about 800 Of the pop
ulalion Of Bristol were gathered on a
bridge spanning the st. Joseph river
watching u tub race, 100 ieOt Of the
sidewalk OF the bridge went down, car
rying with 1t 100 persons, The fall was
about thirty feet and the iron fell on
many,
The town was crazed with excitement
and in a short tlmS the victims OF the
accident were all removed from the
water and all the physicians through
out the surrounding country
we're summoned to attend the injured.
These were cared for as well aS the cir-
cumstanceI would permit, None Wer 0
killed outright, but several will die
List OF the injured;
Dr.. O. Il DuiroW, probably fatal.
Clyde lrumhull, Three Rivers, Mich,
body and head badly huTk
Mrs. George Williams,
Mrs. Albert Stamp.
Jesse Weso, OF Elkhart. Ind.
Hurlburt N. Nicholson, broken leg
and arm.
Daisy Little, broken arm.
q. b. Floy.
Howard Myers.
Miss Mary Miller.
Arthur sGssaman, MottGvllle, Ind.
Mrs. NJ. Little, both legs broken.
George Roth. Middlesburg.
Mrs, Lydia King.
Herbert Nicholson, log broken.
Mrs. LYDIA Trailer, Porter, Mich,
foot crushed aud neck injured.
Frank Fry, injured internally.
Mrs. L. j. Smith, arm broken.
John Kistner, Elkhart, hip aud head.
Miss Stewart.
Charles Carmen.
Met Carmen, head and foot crushed.
Douglass Stewart, injured internally.
Frank ROploge, wits and daughter,
all badly injured.
Garret Bloomingdale,
Jesse Frame, OF Elkhart leg broken
aud hurt internally.
Twenty others have minor injuries.
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ClSciSNArf July i-Ihc annual
Pnorman road tnCo was fun to-day over
tho Hamilton cour'o aud wna won by
bigOl0w, VI Cincinnati. rhc Judges TO-.
night toporlnl lho otolowinp timn!
lliglow won ,n llibli Wagner, scc'
nnd IJi9i liihbnak, third, i3!5Ili
l,nnyon, fourth, d)l5j, Lorain, llilh,
N.jS. W. < iutmau, q scratched
man. won $50 Tor making tho best limo
Oh u Morgan & WrlRht llro.
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toSDoN, July 4.--'rho Right Hon,
Joseph Chamberlain, tho now Secretary
Of state for tho colonies, received tho
representatives Of tho different colonies
at tho colonial Office to-day. Replying
to sir Chatloa Tuppcr, tho Canadian
high ConimlsaIonOr. who was apOhOa.
man Of tho party, MIR, Chamberlain Onld
tho colonies could rely upon Ills hearty
cooperation 10 rdy1nco their intOrusts
and lnutUasO lhulr Influence,
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CnICAGo,s CELEBNATIoN.
a Grcnt Crowd GreSls stevenson mud Mc.
KinlVY

a Grcnt Crowd Grr"rs stevenson mud NIc.
Kinlcy.
CmcAoo. July 4.-ThO joint picnic Of
tho American Federation Of Labor and
ofthO Chicago Trades and Labor Assem-.
bly, ut sharpahooLorE' Park was tho
leading feature Of Chicago'S celebration
OF tho Fourth. Ia point Of at.
tendance, at lpast, II topped all
tho others, fully 10000 people bolng
on tho grounds to listen TO the
address made by Vice President Stoyon.
son and Governor Mckinley, Of Ohio.
Tholnns j. EldCrkin, viCo president Of
tho American Federation Of Labor, pro.
sided over tho Bpoech.lnaking part OF
tho programme, and ho In n Tow words
introduced VicO President stevenson.
IAN abstract Of Mr.. stovonson'a ad.
dress will be found on fourth page.
Dirontly after tho close Of tho vice
prosidont'a nddregs, Mr., Elderkin intro.
ducei Governor Mckinley, who was
very warmly welcomed by tho Immense
nuIiNuru
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GNtyr'roS, Texas, July h-ComD.
lrollor H. w. Finley a, Aus.
tin, In roiOroneo 10 tho license
Tor tho Cofbsll.Tilz'lmmonS pr1o
nyht, hnT addressed lollOt 10 tho
tax collector ot Dallas Uily IN Which ho
fellisos 10 authorize Tho Dallas county
tax collector to receive my sum ~ a
liCunSo iOr glOvo cOnIoBL
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THE FOURTH an OhARKsRURo.

A Grand Picnic and Parade UndSF Jr.
o. u. a. NJ. AuspicsL
Special Dispdieh 10 Ile htofli9sacy,
CLAREsDuRG, W. Va. July 4.-The
picnic at the fair grounds and tho great
street parade here to-day by far sclipsed
III magnitude and grandeur anything OF
the kind ever before attempt in this
county. The procession was three.
iourths Of mile long and about three
thousand people participated in the pic.
mic. The houses were Claborately dec.
Grated with flags and bunting. The eel.
ebration was under the auspices Of tho
Jr. o. u. A. N. Stuart +. Reed pre-.
aidod and Congressman b. B, Doveuet
delivered an eloquent address. John
Kee, state councillor. also made q good
speech in the morning. Members Of
the /. o. D. f., Sons OF Veterans, K. Of
r., and g. A. r., took part iu the pro-
cessiOn,
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our OF DANGER.


Chief Engineer Dorthwiok, Who Attemp.
tod to Commit Suicide.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July "A telo.
gram from tho surgeon In charge OF the
Norfolk Naval Hospital, received by
Secretary Herbert last night, states that
Chief Engineer Borthwlck, who cut his
throat in an attempt at suicide, iS now
out Of danger. Tho surgeon also reports
that tho man was suffering from mOntAl
alteration whom he mado the attempt
In confirmation OF this statement, It Is
iearnof at tho department that tho Off.
cor had bosn III aboard tho Amphitrilo
and had beon sOnt to tho hotel by tho
advice Of tho ships surgeon, being at
times dolirous. II ia said that ho has
before shown signs Of mental dislress,
particularly when serving on tho Yer.
mont, several yGnra ngO, 80 that II Ia
likely ho will bU ordered before med.
chl board Tor examination for retro.
mont on his recovery from his Injuries.
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ALMosr n LYNCnINa
Aud Good sprIntluE by Constable iS nIl
That Prevented II.

Aud Good sprIntluE by Constable is nll
That PrHvouted It.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 4.-Good
sprinting on the part OF Constable
Duval at Ross's Grove, tonight, pre-.
vented a lynching. Charles Bauer, at.
tended n picnic thero to-day. He saw
friend Of his getting tho worst Of II in u
fight and wont 10 his assistance. just
then Constable Duva appeared aud
Bauer tried to run away. Duval shot
him in the back, iuhiCting what is sup.
posed to DO fatal wound. The crowd
became so excited over tho affair that a
rope was procured and thoy started at.
ter the constable. Tho mob chased him
until ho was lost in tho darkness, throw.
ing ut him any kind Of missiles they
could find. Several shots were also
fred at him and 1t 10 reported that ho
wac wounded.
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NGw ORLEANS, LA,, July 4. Tho PlCn.
yupoa Kcy wOSt special HnySi a promi.
nonL Cuban Of this city received
n lollor last night from his brolhor,
who IN In Cuba, which stntos
that OH tho frat Instant Gonerm
Mnoco dolcnlod tho Spanish troops
nndor Generals San SnlCcdo
and snndnyal near Guantanamo; tho In.
auraonis lOhi wna sOyenlY.lwO killed aud
woundOd tho Spanish loss Ia much
gfUal0f.
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PIrrsBURGms FOURTH.
a Quarter orn Million People Celebrate
In Old Fashioned StJle.

a Quarter ofn Milton People Celebrate
In Old Fashioned style.
PrT1sHuRGu, Pa, July 4.-ovcr a
quarter of a million of people colo.
bratod independence Day ia oid.fash.
ioned lstylO at tschonlOy Park to-day.
The feature was tho unvOiling ofthO
monument to Director Of Public Works
Edward NJ. Bigolow, as father OF tho
parks. II is bronze Of heroic si1e aud
was made BY Moretti, tho sculptor. The
statue was unveiled by Judge Chris.
tophor Magoc. Following this were the
regular Fourth Of July exercises. Gov.
ernor Daniel II. Hastings was the orator
OF the day. His address was entirely
on matters touching the day. rs also
was that OF Congressman John Dalzell.
In tho afternoon $4,000 people watched
the sports at tho Speedway In tho park,
and at night over 100000 people saw
tho display OF fireworks.
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MADRID, July 4.-Thc American flag
was hoistod at an carly hour this morn.
ing over tho Uutted States legation and
consulate and number oi American
yisitors called during tho day at the res.
idonco Of Mr Harris Taylor, tho United
Slntes minister,
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FOURTH OE judy,
Tammauy Braves Celebrate 1t in
the Usual Style,
4 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT,

Whose Brief, Appropriate U'tcrancos
Arc Onset by a PesslmlssIo TRADE
From Senator David II. HiIl-Gov.
Campbell, of Ohio, Declares His
Allegiance to tho Monroe Dootrinc.
Aslap at His Party Colleagues Who
Cry Down "Jingoism,"
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NEw YoRK, July 4.--Independoncs
Day was celebrated by the IammSny
Society in a manner Commensurats
With former celebrations since the
louudlng Of the Columbian Order 10
yeara ago. There wa, no dimlnution in
the enthusiasm manifested by those
present, although the audience was
mailer than in previous years, Ex'
Governor James L. Campbell, OF Ohio,
aud Ex-Governor Thomas NJ. Waller,
Wers in TsmmRuy parlance "the long
takers" while we'll known men from
al parts oI tho country delivered "short
talks" One feature Of the celebration
was tho reading OF letters from Presi'
dent Cleveland, Senator Hill, ex.Gov.
srnor Flower, Frederick Il CouderL aud
other distinguished Democrats,
Governor Campbell said he would
eonApe his remarks 10 the Monroe doc
tFiue, than which there was no more
popular subject to the American heart
The mesniuG Of tho Monroe doctrine,
be said, meant that VIC should extend
our territory in the western hemis-
phers whenever the opportunity was
presented, aud confne the nations OF
Europe to the possessions on this conti'
nsnt which they already hold.
GOOD AMEMcANIsN.
An iniraction OF the Monroe doctrine
now conironts us. It Is done arttully
aud insiduouSly, and to-day the British
government lays claim to tract Of tor.
ritory larger IN area than tho state OF
Ohio, every foot OF which belongs TO the
republic OF Venezuela. The policy OF
Great Britain looked like an effort 10
force the United stateH TO abandon the
Monroe doctrine. II ought 10 bo met
In the SamO spirit that tho United
States ordered the French troops from
Mexico thirty years ago.
Any attempt to seize foot OF soil on
this continent should bo treated BY tho
United States a. declaration OF war
II has become fashionable OF late, he
said, to cough At those who advocated
such measures, and derisiyely call them
'jingos, but there was time coming
when ,jingO' would cease to be a term Of
spprobrium, but would become the
emblem OF those men who loved their
country and flag.
Ex-Governor Waller declared that II
to be an American was lingo he was a
lingo. all the time, and he subscribed
to everything said by Governor Camp
bell.
Secretary McGoldrock then read let
lers OF regret from President Cleveland,
Senator Hill and others.
PFesident CleVeland's letter Is % iol'
lows:
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izsus from political pretormsnt on &c.
count Of their nationality, religion, oc,
cupation or social status,
"rheae are some OF the evils, OF dan,
gers, which threaten the people, and
which patriotism, as we'll as good poll
oy, require hOuld be stoutly aud earn.
Oslly resisted.
I'm all our efforts In opposition to
vicious tendencies and false Senti-
ments, and for tho promotion Of the
right principles Of government, pa.
tiOnce, perseverance, courage and conh-
dOuce will eventually aud surely enure
success.
~ am, most respectfully,
GSfUnal1 NDAVTn II HIM. y
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RoMr, July 4.-"old Glory" was flung
to tho brOcze to-day over tho American
embassy aud consulate general, and q
number Of hotels having American
guests aluo displayed tho stars and
stripes. Tho American colony met at a
banquet this evening.
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VlrSNA, July 4.-Tho American flag
lloalcd proudly to-day over tho United
stalos ministry and Conuulalo gonoral,
as vol a. over number Of American
business houses aud private residences
occupied by Clisuns ul tho United sialOs
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CueAco, July I.--'fho firm ot Dorc.
borg CLICK & llorbOt proprIolorO Of
tho "I,oado" aloto, hRvo iallnd for
1926, ,0OOi aB'Ols 100000 10 100000.
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PmLApElmuA, Pa July Alive
hundred workmcn In tho tool factory o
FayOtic h. Plumb worO given ton pei
cent nlynuCO to-day.
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floNr, 1ulyl,--ln tho italian doputio,
to-day slgnDr Call, under secretary OF
state, called Hlgnor Mnroscalchi n liar
IA Il tcSuIt ihoro will bo u sObto duel III
tho morning.
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ror Western Pennsylvania md West Virginia
iaifi vaflablcwiudL
conlug s1uihctly
rur tfVrrnNrrur rrrtnpN
n, iutnIshti hy a1rygrr, druggit corner
Mafkpt and Fourteenth Nrtttt
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FOR GRAND LARCENY.
An Interesting Oaaa Before Squire
Glllospy last Night,
E. l. NICHOLSON IS SENT TO JAIL

On q Charge of Stealing PanOra
Valued at $5,OOO-Hls Balls Fixed
at $e,5OO by tho Justice, and he
Claims to De Able to Give TIA
Story all of Which Does not Seem
to Have Become Public.
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FHoM THE PRESIDENT,
GRAY GGBLES, Juno %, 1895

Hon Frtdriet Smyih, Grand SdchsR-
DEAR slR.-I regret that cannot ac-
cept the invitation have received from
the Tammany Society to participate in
its celebration OF the one hundred aud
nineteenth anniversary Of American in
dependence. The thought must not
escape US, however, that while every
anniversary OF American Independence
reminds us OF the stern sacrifices Of the
fathers OF the republic, and which on
such occasions we find abundant cause
for rejoicing in tho Splondor OF thoir
achievements, we should not iail TO bc
Eeriously impressed by proper appre'
hension OF the duties and responsibill.
ties We have inherited as their success
Sors aud lCgatees.
Our danger IL found in the reckless.
ness OF seltlshness and in insiduouI APP
peAls to popular passion aud thought
leIsness.
Nothing but the same patriotic stead.
fastness and adherence TO principle
which LED 10 their guccess will now
shield our government from disaster
and preserve our National glory and
prosperity.
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HILL's LITTER
Senator HIll wrotO q. ioIIOwe:

Senator Hlll WrotO as IoIIoWa'
~ regret that 1 shall bo unable to
participate with you In your celcbrn-
tion. You have, however, my best
wishes that tho occasion will be ono Of
tho meat useinl Of all Of your time.
honorad demonstrations.
1T is useless 10 disguise tho TACT that
the spirit Of socialism Ia unfortunately
abroad in the land, demanding, among
other things, moro liberal Construc'
tlon OF tho federal constitution than our
fathers wore ever willing TO sanction !
insiaLiEg upon odlous aclIomcs OF taxa
tiOr, foreign TO tho gonins OF our irOO
Institutions; prOnosing 10 Ignore or hO'
little tho reserved rightg Of tho staiosi
seeking mn oxtohgion OF tho functions
or jurisdictions Of tho federal judiciary
by the gradual md inadions Rbsorp'
tion or exercise Of powOrJ hereto.
ioro invoked In violation OF tho
spirit, II not tho letter OF tho
CnnAiituiiop; perslslonily insisting
upOn Hboclai legislation Tor tho benefit
of private lnlCrOsta aud cllqu0s rather
than for tho general welfare and Tor
public purposes; Clamoring for a fat or
Deprecated currency in tho place Of tho
coined money oi tho constitutions utg.
ing tito assumption m tho part ol tic
Bia;O Of tho actual management Of
nearly all corporate lntercsig ol n gcmi.
public character, rather than reason.
abba control and regulation by law aud
desiring 10 innIrt upon ns tho enact.
msnL or arbitrary enforcement Oi M.
Just, yoxa,Ipus aud purillnlcal sumnln'
afy laws, witch Heeiltlsly lnlpHnic
with tho harmless habliB aud customs
Of largo portions oi our poopIu
sin o.IOr dlrOcLonN th0ro Aro indlca.
tionI VI efforts To change tho nature OF
our government by transforming II
from a simple republic VI einl0a ~ a
strong centralized poy6tnmcnt with
vastly augmented powers; NJ endohyon
10 maintain m immbnsD standing army
and n powerful soa.gning inyy, not for
tho purpose NJ tho dBioncc, Dut In rOadi.
mesa for conquest, In iurthcfnncs oI
schemes Tor national ACKNOWLEDGMENT ot
IllcgltimnlO uaos Oi Intimidation, NJ
,sHA8Hey towards BiHiHGfHeY, aHA ipi
tho exclusion Oi tho fulO oi Tho plain
people Nhd oi attempts to prescribe cll-
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PATRIOTIC PARKENsBURG,

" am, most respectfully,
[slgnedl "DAvID B, HILL".
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: Dieiiqe enalifde 3eitungen elt-

0ieliqe enalif1e 3eitungen ent-
balten cine 9lnsihreibung uiiiers Gtabt-
ratbes 3ur grlfellung unO gum Betrieb
elmer Gtrabenbabi, ioipeit es Die in Der
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Gtrefe betriffi: BON Der Diilihen @or-
pprationsgrense bnrd gait Mbenue biz
aur Mbsiueisuns Der 6rontifrabe, bur1
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lauf publie Gquare. Die Strede lit
Elm She'll BON Naitdeners StraBenbabn=
prpjeft Meip pbilabelpbia=lbri6
,,gs fam aIs fi1cr angenonrrnen
merben, bab mir biefen Winter nod
feline Wailerperiorsung baben tueroen, :"
fbreibt Der ,Geporter BON Canal Doper.
Die Nnlage ift ben 2ontraftOren nod
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pollen, Die fonitatirten Mdugel 3ll
berbeHern. Wermutblib miro fih
bas Geri1t nod nit Der So6e su be-
iAaftigen baben. Die 2e9ung Der 2ei=
tunasr6bren uno beren Geibiilbnn9
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