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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Ser Siaub BON 9lauia.6rr

@iner Der Sahn;uarduber miro su aduehu
Sabren Su6tbaus uerur,heiIt. - 9as
Sersift Ger @eidlmoreren urb Der ur,
tbeilsiprud Sss 8iflters.
(sp,aialb.p.id. bes pSsuti6en GOrreiponb,rtsu.
Staifor bs@ Our tz0 ouie, Sa.,
%. 6ebruar.-@s mar 4 ll6r 9ta6mitz
tags, als Der Staats anwalt iein sipcie
itinbiqes YlaiooDer in bem Sabuiusz
raub jail. nit @barleS MOraun als
Inaeflaat.n beenSete, unb bercitS ;ebn
Minuten ipdtsr eridieuen bic @tI9wOz
renen nit benz Serbitt I'M 9eri9tsz
iaale.
uN9eine Serren @eldw orsnen," rief
Der 9lftuar aus, ui.ben Sie ben Inses
flasten an. Saben Gle li6 auI Elm Sers
bItt seeini9t?"
rWir baben," antwortete Der Sbz
mann, Sr. Sobn SOues, nit fe Iter
Stimme.
rSlt ct idulois OSer ni9t iduISis?"
rSaul6io" mar ole 9lntwort 6e8 Sbz
names, unb banlit iibersub er 0em 9ltz
tuar bas y:rbift, iuelaes, wie fOlst,
laut.t: ,8ir, ble @sldworcnen, finoen
ben 2(nseflastsn @barles Worsau, alias
glusuitus WtOrsantbGl, idulOis, rpie in
Der antlassl6rifI au9esebeu, uub ieeeH
itine Strais aui IS SABRE 3uatbauS
felt."
Der 3i9ter ltellte nunmcbr an 0tOrz
gun Die 6rase, OBJ CT ss9sn ieine Scrurz
tbeIlung Glnwano gu :rbebsn babe.
Wtorean erbob fid uno iprad sd
lpar nid)t fir einen 9roseB uOrberettet
uno bate feline Ibnuns bnuon, DaB i'd;
wabreno OcS luuicuOen @erI9tssGer.
mines proi,ifirr weroen wiiroe. Sd
mar weber tOrperlid nod gsiitis iturf
ssnug, um pro3cilirt su merben unO
mi nidte ben FrO5eB usrldOben gu baz
ben."
rOas @eridt," fiel ber 9li6ter ein,
,Iiebt oarln felnen @runO, wesbulb Die
Serurtbeilung nidt sriOl9en iOIlte. Gle
baben einen uupartellid)en Bro;'B &C.
babt. Die @sldwOrensu iiuo irtslli>
sente, unbtidOltsue Seute. Sic butteE
fdbise SsrtbeiOissr. 5n anbetrudt Der
ibsrisusenOsu SswsIie, Die sessu Sle
pOrliescu, fOnuen Sls ljd qIlflib idat'
zen, Oab 5bnsn nidt Ous b0hlte pom
@ei:e pOrsei4riebene StrafmuB auf.rz
le9t purbe. Oas llrtbeil oe5 9eridtsz
bOies sebt Oabtu, DaB Gle uad bent
lSudtbauie oteieS Stalte5 sebraht uuo
bort fiir eiue Eeriooc bon aht3ebn Sabz
rem iuternirt 0erSen; lcoOd miro Die
llrtbellsuoQlt Qltrsduns blS gum IS. 9lpril
b. 8. perI6oben uerSen, UNI 9brem slna
malt SelsgeuRett gu 9eben, nm 9ppella>
tiOn uatiulu6en.
Der 2lumalt beS Serurtbcilten lteQte
loiOrt einsn antra9 ouf 0epdbruns
zines neuen Bru3siIes. ba Oa5 Serbirt
Dem 9sice uuO ben a3eusenuuslagsn
ni9t eutipra9e unb Die @eIdwOrenen
bus Scwsismaterial nidt rihtis 3u
piiroisen gewuBt battea.
Der gntrag Uatb ab9eWieien unO
9lppeaation sesen bic Gutldciouns anz
QimeiSet. Die AnfIa9cbeboro. bean,
tra9te nunmebr, Die anOereu sc9en OtOrz
gan erhObeneu bier 9luflagen ;u per.
ihieben, ,peldem gutra9 Der Jtldter.
tros bes FrOteites bsS SertbeiOtsers,
Der auf Die PrO6siiirnu9 ielncs &liens
ten brans, 5Olse lsiltete.
Der RroitS sescn ben jrpeiten 0fau>
Der, @barles 3. Searccn, waro auf 2lns
tras bes Sertbeibiaers Oeilcbsn bis gum
ndditsn Serntin peridOben. 0as Yers
oift wirO ul9emetn ais Elm 9ers9te5
unO ;ufrieo.nlteQcnnss be5cIdnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
8eneraI= SSeIomaridialI sSraas Sos
Isut.

Berlin, %. 5ebr.-&uii.r 8ilz
belnl bat ben &aiier 6rau3 SOieph bon
Seitreid gum @ensralsSelOmaribau Der
beutlben 2lrmee eruannt uno baulit Die
burd Den Sob bcs Gr;bsrso9s albert
BON Ssitrei5 entitanoene Satan3 wiebsr
belett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Dir Grfahren DER Sce.
Gin Oampisr perloreu.-D Suhrjeu9
III 9eTahr.

III Se1apr-
Hem Srlean8, Ga, 27. 6ebr.-
Der 0anIpIer yBt0ium y. Ioewes" Der
rSoatbsrn Eacifc unO Wur9an Oam>
pIerlinieD ilt auf Sem @olOraoOz9tiiL
uumsit &ap 9tutouio, an Der 2Scltiqlse
BON Suba, no er por peulgen 2a9en
auf Der 6ubrt nud bier auflieT, 5u
@runOe sesunsen. S5abrj.ug unO Sargo
iino unpieoerbringli6 uerlOrsn.
Die Yufasisre lopic sie Wtauniduit
murben pon bem Oautpfer y r@bItnep".
Der BON Supaua gu Silfc 9eianbt NOR
Seu mar, an SOrO 9euOmmen unO IN
Siferb.t scbra6t.
Der unter9esuu9enc OnmpTer muroc
i'm Sabre 1860 in WtlmtngtOn, Del,
erbaut uub crit fiirslih nit elnem Soften
auilpanOe uOn $4,000 griinOIld rcnos
plrt.
CHATHAM, Maii., 81. 6ebruar.-
Den 0umpfer y9fcabin9" oon Bbtlaoelz
pbia iab man bsute WtOr9en in Der 1tdbe
Der Suite Dor 9lnfer lle9,n. @r hattie
9totbiignalc aui9ebiBt. Gin 2ebenSretz
tuug5bOot lit uOu bier aus bem Oamqrer
;u Qiilfc 9cci.t,
9SoOO5 SoIG, Wtuii., 27. Tebr.-
Der Sdleppoampier STORM Sting"
pon Slncparo mtro benz bcbrGngtcn
&Obleu. .ampicr r9teaoin9" SsiltauO Ielz
ten. gtetcrer loa auf Ser 60Drt Die
Sdlraubc pcrlcreu haben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Curopdi(6e Jfa6e(6eri6te
Ser beiitide StaatSratb stsr Seras
tbnns tiber Sanotptrtbidbaft,
6anoeI ttno SnSuftrte einberus

zen.
2onbon, %. Sebr.-@iner gerliz
ner 0speide an bic Zines" aufolse
finbist Der r6sidsanssissr" on. baB
Der Staatsratb am 12. Dfars untsr beut
Soriee bss 6eidsfan3l.rs Siriten 9os
beulob. 5uiammentretsn wirb. Wie bic
,Boit" aus Berlin erfabrt, iolleu nur
bieieuissn Ibtbeilunsen b.s Staatsz
ratbes sinberuf.u por6sn isin, welde
nit 2anbmtrtbidaft, Spnbel unb Snz
buitrie i'm 3uiammenbause iteb.n. Gs
iino uBerOem nod siulse Sa6lente
nnb Sps3ialiiten 3u ben Seratbunssn
nad Berlin berufen poroeu.
&aiier 9Silbcltn 1ano Der Gumbers
Ianocr.
2onbou, %. Tebruar. - Wie benz
rStaubnr6" aus Berlin semeloet wirb, },
mare elm b.m.rfensmsrtber Inn itauo bel
benz ysiu9: b.5 beutiden &aiiers in
Wien CUR Gbeilnabme on ben gela
Observation-Disclosures bsS Gr,ber;osS
sttbredt, oaB Der &aiier bel biei.r ST.
lesenbsit gum srit,u Wtaie nit benz Serz
5os bon Cumberland 3uiammentraf.
Stsmard iiber UilbeItn 1.
2onoOn, %. Sebr.-Dsn vGim.s"
wirb aus Berlin ein. Otelbung Der
rGasliden Hunbidau" iib.rmittelt Ibsr
cine 1nterfalluns, sic Siirit Sismard
am Sonntas nit eiuem BET tbm msllenz
Oen 9aite aus 2sip;is bate. Dean
ipra6 iibsr wabreS Slid. unb SIrlt
Sismarf meinte, luenn er Die pirflld)
sliidllden Winuten i'll ieinem 2eben 5uz
lanlmenrs1nen tOnnte, CT eS piellelht
bod arf sanSe "a Stunoen brinsen
uirSs. 2isle slidlidsn Iussnbllfe
bate er aber ltets in letnem Sumilienz
frells perlsbt unb uldt in Der YOlitif.
melds, ruie er psriiderte, elm unauibOrz
liaer Santpf mare.
9Seiter melnts Der Sirit, Der alte 8uis
isr Wilbelm hattie sr0B.re Gmpidnsli9s
telt fir bas @Iiid sebabt, als er islbit,
uno iiists bann uoa bin3u: r8ir belize
ltrebten na9 9Sabcbufti9teit, man6mal
ab,r swaassn uns sic Ssrbaltninc, Der
Ssiientlidteit se9suIber .in fleiu lu.nis
bon Der &abrpcit ab5uweidsn. 2Sie
iduer mar bas iebe5mal fIr ben &ailer! !
Gr luurSe eiumal uad O.m anDern rotb
uno ih permodte ibm bel iolder 9ele'
senbeit nlat in oas @siidt gu ieben
unO wanOte mid 10 idnell uie mO9Ii9
ab."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Weritallilfe Rad)e.

Gin beutiber 9srgmerts5eilesr ermorOet.
3acatecas, Mer., %. 6ebr. -
Der reibe GrubenbeIiBer @ba8. 6lObz
mann, Der im liioliden Dtsrlto ben glbz
bau uOn Golocr3sn betrteb, wurOe gsz
itern in einem 6reuoeubauie in@iraucu
pon leincr 9eliebten, etner beiratbsuz
itisen Spauitriu, 9tamenS WIarle Gaz
Eales, crOoltt.
0aS iuuse Otaot)tn besin9 bleSlut>
that aub Sahe iibsr ben 9errutb oe5
ntanne8. 6iObmana iOu iie unter Ial=
iteu YoripieseIungcn Dsrfiibrt unO
Damn III oaS perruisne Saus sebra9t
haben. nm lie Los II lperSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
STIR europa sMeijenne.

9eswsyOrf, 2S. 6ebr.-Di. vSams
burgz9mstltuniide BadetsSbifiIaBrtsz
@eieui6ait" madlt betannt, buB ibre
GrprsBzOampfcr pom 1. Suli on auf
ibren 0aBtcn 3:rilheu oamburs unD
Seem Dorf uno umset.9rt anger in
SOutbamptOu aud in Gberbours,
Srantreid. anlesen werSen. Sp.;lals
3iiae perben Yana9iers in etlpa ieds
Stunoeu nab EarIS brinsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Gr. bott &mu,

fir inn. uns dus.riiae aranfb.it,n. Sffcs tagiA
nou 70 liar GbeHos, ScnHtaes con 81 ubr Bis
tsas. SIR. II So 41rss Garrcaten' Apeuus.
Esk20, ,12pitssI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Gins Dem iiuifcren @rstbciI.

Berlin, %. 6sbr.-Gine 9epei6e
aus 3ansibar meloet. boB cine Com.
pasuie taiierli6er Sdustruppen pOr
elnisen Sasen uuf bem Wturide nad
Dem Snuern in Solse Der 9rag ianlteit
Oes Gompasnisfiibrsrs 0auptmann
SSromnl meurerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
lluIdl6OItd1 aema dit.

Sue5. 27. 6ebr.-@ine 2ln5abl 9es
perbSmagi9er StruuSrauber, peIde ole
inI rotben Meer unb in Der StruBe BON
Babel lRanbsb psrtsbrenOen Ooer Dor
anttr geb:uoeu S9Iifs 3u ibrsm ipe5iz
ellen SpefatiOnsIelo auSerleben baben
uno unter anocreu fiir;lid ben britii1en
0ampitr rYarrOwoale" seplitnOert baz
ben, 1T bier SeIanSli9 elnsebra9t NOR
ben.
Gin y@iicnsSruif" fiir Gmslato.
Sbeffielb, 81. 6ebruar. - Der
bisiise vGclesrapb" ueroifentll4t Ocn
@ntmurr zines pon 200 Glleniirmen BON
SGosYorflbire, yancalbire, 0erbDIbtre.
Staflor0, Worceller unO SbrOplblre scz
biutsten Statut5 Iar Gruuouns zines
rWUolanos@i b6nolcr GereIn5," Der
Die Yreile tiir le9lld)e 9lrt fabrlaIrten Glz
Iens reauliren NH. S6mcre GJuueuz
tialltraien ioIlen iir Iuterbietgns Der
pOm Serein feitselesten Gilcnprslle ben
Sereiusmit9lleoern aufcrIe9t Wsroen,
uno elm Grefutius@ omlte BON 20 Otlts
slieoern iO1 Die itrifts Durdfabrun9
Der SerelnSbsIhlune Iberma1en.
2lms oent 0attfan.
q 0 nj, 81. 6.br.-0er Papit ertbsilte
b.ut. Dem Sitularbli6oi BON OSoOra
uno &oaoiutOr beS StiaOfs Ge 9osss
brlanO pom Burlington, M., 0r. Sobn
g. Otidauo, guoieu5.
Sim SOntag miro er CUR 5eeisr be5 II.
Sabre5tOses ieiner SrOnun9 gum Sbers
baupt Der fatbolilaeu @brtitcnbelt Elm
SDOhamt in Der SiYtinli9su &apeue
cclebrircn, benz etu GmpIan9 ocs blpluz
matilten@orp unb elmer Oeputation
Oes itulisnli6en QudaOels uOrausgeben
wiro.
amrie &abeIocpeiden.
- Sn ben ceuti9.n GautOuen Der
Sdwei; wiitbet ieit 9ienita9 nib ein
Sdueslturm, Ser als Der beftl9lte lelt
,25 Sabreu be;eihnet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
9lus Siih Mmcrifa.

4Qeylei aus Dem yaree Der 9teooluton.
Sort 2emou, p. 6tbruGr.-0cr
, berI1tigte guaoit Gatarlno 0ar;a, Der
10 lauge al ser Grsn;e DON 9fio 0ranOe
ben merifanIideu SebOrOen 81 i6ufIen
madte, 1T aus Columbia surld9etOuz
men, no CT an Scr feuolutlou t9eilz
nabm. @Cnernl 2lcOlta, Ser opponent
bes FrGli9entcnteu pDn : Golamblen, erts
b.fte. buB 9arSa Gin bOppslteS Splel
treble uno 3wang tbn. bas SanO gu pers
lalien. SIer miro CT 9swlB audi nt4t
lanse blelben f0uueu uno oa5 min CT
faum, bonn Der 9ialtloie beabiidtiqt,
nad Guatemala 81 geben uno Der See
e!eruna DieieS Staate5 leine Oienlte 9es
gen WcgitO, iOwlc Elm 9te9lment tcruniz
i9er 6reiidarIcr M &rIes9iuIIe an3uz
bleten.
Yima, p. 5Sebruar. .-Man fat Ser
biciigcu eu9liiten @eiunOtidait inOls
rctt ;u pcrlttbcu gcscben, OaB Beru feline
GtnmIidung elmer ItemOen Otuat in
icine natlouu!eu 4nsele9enbcitsu Ouloeu
msrOe. Die Abneigung 9c9en Die eng
Idnoer iit ishr itart 9cwOrOen, Oa be-
tannt lit, oaB iie Die 5niur9enten nit
0elo unO aSaiien ueritbcn baben, um
DIE 9fepoiuttOn To,ticgcn 3u fOnusu.
FrallOent @accrc5 bat Die Seu0ltez
run9 9e3wungeu. isinc leete 2laS9ube
bon SOIl9atIonen ju acccptlrcn.
0uatemal a, 27. 6cbruar .-Gins
c,nte MiInilttrtrlii8 lit bier GUM 2luss
brua getOmmcu unb nan nuntcIt IOgar,
0nR 0encral Wioloua tcmpOr0r YarrioS
crise:n piiree. Die Sppoliton 9e9en
\ pieu III I'M QSad,ICu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Gte ,SriplcS." :"
Ser ucue Saiebaaplak.

Die 0ircttOrsn 0eS bieii9en gaieballs
Clubs babsn beidloiien, Den bisberi9en
gaIcbauzElae im n0rollben 9lnner belz
subcbulteu. Die ubsebranntsn Saullds
telten wcrDen luieber erridtet, uuO iwar
mt allen mOoern.n Serbehcrunsen.
@8 liescu mebrsre BlGne pOr, bod bar
man iid nod nidt OeiinitU fir ir9enO
sinen Oericlbcn auSgeiprOden. auf ale
Sale ober iOq oas 2SeitmO9lihfe bel
benz umbau crjielt wcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
Gin freher Naub.

Gin Sabnsus iulrS tiinf Nleil.u BON Dallas,
Ser., entferut aus.haIten uub Der Gr,
preBmaggon ousaeraubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-01
y q b q | [.

Die srcB. 6ribiin. i'm plluiou'Yarf" uirO
uiepsr aufaebaut. - Die rSrioies"
fli.aeu nab Dem Suoeu.-@Onu.HtloH
Der 9ina.@lubs III 9ielps0Ort.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-26
Better Times.

Brad>trert'> has found that 1T
- points east Of the Rocky Mou T.
r;'i, AZ hsr'orir, star 81 brjw e.
AtrI 1>ttrs; July -. giving
Payment t" 100000 EMPLOY :.
Within tEi- rrr'"0. r,o. accord .
s." thr SANE paper. tny wag-, ~
20 .QtO'mr,orr> lave been ar-
vrlcra ri aver,-e "a ten l,..~ o.,
This mrm- tnat good time, .5-
here asair- TAeaG1ancr il wages
has been something marvellous in
the history OF the country. In
large majority Of cases the advance
has been made voluntarily by en-
ployers. This advance has been
added to the wages of 100000
worklngmen. This return Of pros
perty Will be very naturally at
tributed by them to the Democrat
ic panty. and when the next cleo
ton comes they viii avail them
selves of the opportunity to keep
in power the party that has
brought them prosperity. And the
best Of all the business improve
ment continues and promises 60
grow bigger every day until the
country is once more at the food
tide of prosperity. Last weeks
bank exchanges increased IS per
cent, and despite considerable rate
cutting railroad earnings increased
as against the corresponding week
for last year The crop news is
most encouraging-a"d a much
better yield than 1894 is assured.
Altogether the situation is most
satisfactory, and calamity howlers
are now bowling without cause. -
CarrolltOn Conservative.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-26
The Resumption Of Cold Ship
mentS.

Yesterday, for the first time in
many months, a considerable sum
in gold was exported, the actual
total being 81, 100000. OF this
amount, 81 100000 was drawn from
the treasury by single firm and
sent abroad, presumably in liqui-
dation Of coffee purchases. The
remaining amount of $4,000 was
shipped out by Wall street firm
which has been exporting small
sums of gold regularly for two weeks
past.
Although yesterdays gold ship
ment represented a drain upon the
treasury, it is not believed general
ly that there will be other impor.
tant gold shipments, nor is it
thought that there is at the pres
ent time any special reason why
gold should 90 forward in liberal
quantities. 1t is true that the rates
for foreign exchange are unusually
nigh; but then the demand for re-
mittances are not particularly lib
eral, and the bond syndicate has
been furnishing bills to most remit.
tiers.
1t is believed in some quarters
that yesterdays shipment was
made with a view to compel The
bond syndicate to r>luce Its rstf
for bills Of exchange. The syn Ii
cate, however, has so far resisted
the pressure, with the result thu
he agreement with the G.yera.
ment to prevent gold Exp )ris ~ t
Oct, list has NOT been violated,
There is really no good rta,ot
to apprehenda large outward move
ment Of goli in the near future
While it is true that there is no
much exchange making at present
owing to the small exports Of cot
ton and grain, at The same time
there is no large demand for mlk
ing rcmihances 10 foreign COM
tries While American Serurilir'
have not been In hri,k demand il
Europe recently, there has hre'
30 selling movement or dumplpa
Of our stocks and bonds on lh'
home markets, These faces hay,
been favorable to the el1crt, of th'
bond syndicate 70 prevent goj'
shipments.
The small amount of gold tia
has 50 far been exported should
/ therefore. cause no apprehension
as the trcasury's gold reserve il
still above the $l0UUO0, u0J llmt
and the best authorities agrre tha
there is no immediate Outlook 70
n reviv9l Of gold shipments On
large scale. -Picavune
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-26

a nights rest. This morning he
was dead. Where he came from
or who he may be is not known.
A letter badly stained with blood
and signed Robinson, the initials
being illegible, was found in his
pocket. The name Whittle was
found on his shirt. He wore a X.
OF H. pin on his coat. The man
was SIS or 90 years old. The Sheriff
had him buried to-day.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-26
Gas Explosion in a Eams Vault

Meridian, Miss; July 10Th
This morning at 3 o clock a wave
OF excitement ives caused by an eX-
pIosiou in the interior OF the FIRST
National Bank MI A, {. Hunt
cr, bookkeepcr at the First Nation
al Bank, opened the yaultsin which
the books of the bank are kept and
on lighting match a terrible eX-
plosion took place, throwing Mr.,
Hunter to the floor violently. The
transoms over the windows were
shattered into fragments, while the
wood ornaments, wire screens IN
several places were torn from Their
places. The explosion was caused
bv the gas being turned on all night
in the vault with no means OF es-
cape and on striking the match,
the gas took fire causing dcs;us.
tive displosion.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-26
John w. Hicks.

~ Sifi a PNoi Gil ~ pCS-
ure of the self-styled priest
John w. Hicks. who has APP
peared in many Arkansas and Miss
lssippi towns, presumably in the
capacity of an evangelist and de
nunciator Of the Catholic Church,
its clergy and Institutions, after the
manner of Slattery, who appeared
in the Auditorium in Memphis
some months ago. In fact this
man claims to have been with Stat
terry in Savannah, as his right hand
man through all the troubles into
which the eX-priest fell.
The publication a week ago very
clearly showed that Hicks was an
imposter, that he had never been
priest, was depraved in morels,
and possessed a history Of crime,
debauchery and incarceration IN the
Illinois State penitentiary for two
years. He has been arrested fire.
quently and thrown out of houses
of ill-repute, and drunkenness has
claimed him recently yin many towns
and cities.
In addition to what was publish
ed last Sunday, it now transpires
that Hicks was arrested in Pine
Bluff, Ark, and was imprisoned,
but later released on condition tina,
he would leave. The charges
against him for using profane Ian
guage and criminal SANDER were
held up and the man permitted to
leave the town.
In the campaign Of 1892 he ap
peared in Scott and other counties
in Arkansas as a Populist orator
and met on the stump several rep
resentatives Of the Democracy.
He posed at Fordyce, Ark, as ;
Campbellite preacher, insulted {
young lady, was waited upon by {
vigilance committee and left town
in great hurry. He appeared al
Paducah, Ky, and his customary
drunk and debaucheries followed
and in Ninita, l.. I. Hicks begat
to deliver his usual lectures, wa
shown to be liar, got on a drunl
spent a night at disreputabl'
house and left early next mornin!
without paying his hotel bill at thu
kentucky house.
These are merely some OF tn
other things which Hicks has dom
and the evidence against him i
heavily cumulative.
The dates of Hicks imprison
ment in the Illinois penitentlary
and the charges upon which he Na
found guilty and sentenced, ar
4 told fully in letter written to ]
| Claxon, of Shelby, Miss, by NJ
/ Hicks, assistant clerk in the war
den's Office at Mcnard, Ill. Mir
Hicks takes great pains to dcclar'
that the obnoxious person lsnorcl
alive of his. In the letter Mr.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-26
Mysterious Death OF IN I'm
known Crazy Man.

Oreenville, Miss, July 2oth.--
a white man apparently crazv,
was brought to Greenville last
n'Sht from Leland and placed in
jail tor safe keeping, and was left
after being comfortably fixed for
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-06-11
UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.
Touching Scenes---A Large Crowd
Old Friends Meet.

CHAPEL HILL, June 4.-Tne Com
mencement exercises opened on Sun
day with a sermon by DR.. Alex Phillips
before the graduating class His SER
mon was full of advice to the young
men-giving them for a model the
Christ life which was full of sacrifce of
self.
There are already many visitors on
the Hill, and we expect such a grand
reunion of the Alumni, as the dear old
University has never seen before.
At one house there was a meeting of
members of the class of Sc which was
pathetic and touching. The old men
who for years have been fighting the
battles Of life, are here living over
again the scenes of their boyhood.
We hope the cold wave which has
been promised US will soon come, for
the heat is oppressive and the dust also
is getting very bad.
This afternoon the class exercises
will take place IN Garrard Hall and
tonight the representative speaking.
DR.. and Mrs. Simonds, Of the Uni
versity of Texas, are here shaking
hands with old friends, We gladly
welcome them on the Hill where they
made many friends when DR., Simonds
filed the chair of Geology in the Uni
versity fourteen years ago.-DurhGm
Sun.
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morgan syndicate isusing all legitimate
Snorts 20 protect the Treasury cold
puG Gney also show that more gold 10
Oel1ng Withdrawn than is REQUIRED for
o4lnary business purposes. The avn.
?oL mas now fulfilled It's contract With
it's payments. "o "neao d
aod me treasury gold reserve stands at
SSS, IoO, OOO, and if Withdrawals in ARC
are not made for redemDti6n
Pur' oses, when the IS, OOO. 900 gold
ow5o Oy the syndicate is paid in the
550 60" reserve w1llf0ot up fully S1C6 OOO.-
GUO, what the effect will be upon the
1lo1sury after the expiration of the
~ ~ contract is q subject that is
no5 discussed at the Treasury h1t
Juoglng from the past, the gold with,
ura"als VIII be much heavier than for
C!G pas tour months, and will mate.
rally weaken the gold reserve
ASIDE from the gold secured from the
synd1caGe during the pas5 four months
Che treasury has had several otbor
sources OF supply. The gold received
from custom duties has been light~not
9~ggregatlng one-tenth of one Eer cent
From original coinage, the gold re
celVeo has aggregated several million
collars, While In exchange for silver
certificates Of denominations for the
removal Of the crops in the South and
West, considerable gold has found it's
way into the Treasury. Under the
treasury regulation, authorizing the
exchange of the Worlds Fair souvenir
half dollars for gold, O than 500
600 has been received from this source,
The supply of souvenir coins is fast
being exhausted. The amour ot
paper money presented daily at the
Treasury for redemption in gold is snow
being watched with interest.