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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-11
LUCY com COMMENCEMENT.
1t Was a Brilliant Affair All the Way
Through.


Athens, Ga, June 10.-The school year
of the Lucy Cobb Institute ended tonight
with reception rendered to their friends
by the graduating class. The commence
ment exercises took place yesterday. An
grafton was delivered by Mr.. Lucien L.
Knight of Atlanta. The graduating ex-
ercfses were full of interest. The class
prophecy was read by Miss Cora Young
OF Naldosta. The valedictory was by
Miss Irene Felker of Monroe. 1t was
fine effort. The graduates are; Amenea
v Woodbury., Cassie w. BTiscOe, Mai
Belle Couch, Nannette HOdgson, Fay Viii
lard Davis, Alice Estelle Smith, Nancy
Wright Bennett, Benjamin Brimberry
Mary Winter Hollheld and Irene Felker
Those who graduated in the English
course are: Louanna Rhodes, Coma
Young, Stella SCHNEIDER and Leliah Banks
Those who have completed five senior
studies and are entitled TO an elective d.
ploma are: Esther Marks, Gertrude
Thomas. Frances Mansfield Charlton,
Margaret Fitz Gibbon Badger, Clara Mer-
rick Thomas, Berta Mae Crisp Dora
Louise Ragland and Henrie LiPscomb.
Those who have pursued a partial course
and received certificates are:Mary Wither-
spoon Norman, Ada Brown Grimeth Leo
nora Epping Gabbeth, Bessie Lentonia
johnson. Virginia Hill, Emily Isabelle
son, Virginia HILL Emily Isabelle
Lowndes, Mamie Thomas and Julie Isa-
bella Hodgson.
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sioNUMENT TO DAVIS.
Report of the Committee on Design
MOI Given Out Yet.

Richmond. Va. June l0.-The report OF
the committee on design Of the jefferson
Davis Monument Association was not
made public today. The monument is
being built under the direction OF an
organization. which consists Of local
association and a committee Of the Unitel
confederate Neterans-Oue from each
s0utn ern state None OF the latter COM
mtttee were present al the meeting called
for to-day. The result was that. though
the committee on design was ready 10 re-
port. and though the local board had
I'VE proxies authorizing them TO vote for
not ge well Tor them 20 do so. but thar
the report should be withheld until SAT
uriay, the 24tn inst, on which date an
other meeting Of the TWO organ "a lions
having charge OF the matter VIII be held.
Meanwhile what the committee on design
has done with reference 10 awarding the
three prizes offered remains a secret with
that committee Indeed. IL Il chooses TO
90 so. Ii may, on the 2lth inst, make
recommendations different from those that
il expected TO make to-day. Whatever
Communications 10 makes viii be subject
10 the approval of the two organizations
bcrs Of the committee of United C0nfcd-
crate Veterans wrote that they could not
come on here at this time and then come
again at the reunion. and so a date
was appointed for the next meeting. which
Is only two days in advance Of the re-
union.
However. the work preparatory TO the
laying of the corner stone III Monroe
park Will go on.
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a FUND FOR EMORY.
Prominent Savannahians Subscribe
Literally.

oxford, Ca, June 1O.-After the com
mencement sermon Sunday DR.. Gambler
stated that some interested parties had
been speaking with him of the crowded
condition of Emory College and the need
for new building. He went on to say that
although IL was an unusual thing at an
Emory College commencement, ne would
undertake to start a subscription list TO
raise $4,000 for a new library building
The list was headed by j. Z. Williams
of Savannah, who promised $1,000. He
was Immediately followed by NJ. F. T.
Chamberlin of Atlanta with $500 George
Winship of Atlanta and J. L. Johnson
of Savannah, also gave $500 each. Among
the number TO subscribe 800 were Dr. w.
4. Gambler. oxford; DR.. Walker Lewis
Atlanta, Prof. Edward Johnson. oxford
Mr.. w. p. Patilo, Atlanta; Capt. j. L.
Day, Lumber City; c. D. Goodrich, An-
gusta; DR. j. S. Moore, oxford; DR. Nor
gan Galloway, oxford; Judge J. W. Bran
ham. oxford: r. B. Reppard, savannah;
II. f. w. Palmer Atlanta, L. d. Palmer
Nashville, Dr. J. 7. Gibson, Atlanta. In
a few minutes $3.50, nearly a fourth Of
the total amount needed, was raised. This
was very encouraging and DR. Gambler
said he thought he could invite the trus-
tees 10 meet in the new library building
next commencement This will give the
college a total number of eight buildings
on the campus. DR.. Gambler announced
Monday that the subscriptions had reach
ed az So
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FLoRIDIANs IN FATAL FIGHT.

Two Men shoot Each other and
Both Die From Their Wounds.
Dade City, Fla, June l0.-A shooting af-
fray occurred in the woods between La
cooche and Trilby yesterday in which
Drayton Mckinney and c. J. Raulerson
lost their lives.
It appears that Mckinney thought Raul
erson too intimate with his sister. Nc
Kinney went to see Justice of the Peace
George Pinkston relative to a warrant for
Raulerson's arrest and found him in the
woods building a fence. While talking
Raulerson rode up, also TO see the justice
relative TO threats he had heard about the
case. Mckinney spoke to him saying
Good morning" al the same time throw
ing up his rifle and sending bullet
through Raulerson's body. Raulerson i'm
medlately returned the fire With a shot
gun, shooting out McKinney's brains. Nc
Kinney died in three hours and Raulerson
died this morning.
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Waycross, Ca, June 10.-Judge J. L.
Sweat, commander Of Camp No Sl9 of
United Confederate Veterans has pub
the superior court room in this city for
the purpose of appointing three delegates
and alternates TO attend the Sixth annual
reunion and convention of the United
Confederate Veterans on the 30th day of
June, and the first and second days of
July, at Richmond, Va.
The members of the camp are also mem
bers of the South Georgia Confederate
Veterans Association.
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MEETING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

BY virtue of a resolution passed by the
Executive Committee, the Democratic
Congressional Convention will assemble
in the Superior court room, at the court
house. in Savannah. Ca, on June 10, 1896,
a noon, TO nominate a candidate for
Representative from the First Congress
ional District of Georgia to the Fifty
fifth Congress of the United States and to
transact such other business as may come
before said convention.
G. B. WHATLEY, Chairman.
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GOV. Atkinson ON tbe Go.

Atlanta, Ga, June 10.-Gov. Atkinson
win leave for Athens tomorrow to attend
the meeting of the board of trustees of
the State University on Friday
The board of trustees of the Girls Nor
mai and Industrial College viii meet in
this city and he will return here to attend
II on Saturday.
The governor will go to the state en-
campment to review the state militia do
ing service there this week
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CAUGHT BY THE CYCLONE.
4 Man Who Deserted His Family
Killed at st. Louis.

Atlanta, Ca, June 10.-Information was
received here to-day that George A. Ellis,
formerly of % jefferson street. this city
was one of the victims killed in the re-
cent st. Louis cyclone. Ellis left here
three months ago. leaving behind him a
wife and several small children in destl-
tute circumstances. He was a carpenter,
and told his wife he was going to Chatta-
nooga to get work, but she never heard
from him until his death was reported
TO her by the keeper of the boarding house
where he was stopping in st. Louis. He
had evidently intended to desert his wife
and children.
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A NEGRO FATALLY WOUNDED.
He Was Advancing on His Slayer
With a Knife.

Waynesboro, Ga, June 1O.-John Boyd
of this county shot a negro man named
Calvin Roberts last Monday afternoon,
from the effects of which the negro died
yesterday.
Calvin's hogs were running in the crop
of another negro. On being told to keep
them out by Mr. Boyd, the negro became
enraged and, drawing his knife, advanced
on him and MIR. Boyd was compelled TO
shoot the negro TO save his own life Mr..
Boyd came to town as soon as the negro
died and gave himself up, and the coroner
held an innnpSt this eNanine.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

ONCE Of Southwestern Railroad Company
Macon, Ca, June 10, 1s9s.-Notice is hereby
given that the transfer books of this company
will be closed from June Is to July l. 1896
JOHN M. WALKER
Secretary and Treasurer.
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THREE WEDDINGS At AUGUSTA.
One of the Three a Society Event
and Occurred in Church.

Augusta Ga. June 10.-Augusta had
three weddings tonight, the parties all
being popular young people in their cir
cles of friends
Theodore Zoller and Miss Annie Hoops
J. G. Belding and Miss Annie Morris and
]. a. Seize and Miss Sarah Simmons are
the happy couples.
The Setze-Simmons wedding took place
in ST. Pauls church and was something
of a society event Mr. Seize has rela-
tives in Atlanta and c. r. Seize of that
city was one of the wedding party.
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Mai. Wilkins Going on a Cruise.

Waynesboro, Ga, June 1O.-Maj. Wilkins,
with party of friends, will take a sail on
the majors yacht next week. The party
will be composed of Judge Howard Gala
way, W. r. Galloway, Col. William f.
Jones and his son. Wilkins Jones, of
Waynesboro, and several gentlemen from
Savannah.
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burke Countv,s Mnss Meeting.

ing of the democrats of Burke county is
called to meet in Waynesboro on the nth
inst. to select delegates to the democratic
of the First congressional dis
trict to nominate a candidate for congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-11

brownsville, Ca, June l0-Rev. J. H
Herbener and Miss Honorina Mitchell
We're married at the Episcopal church ia
this city This evening, Rev. c. l. LaRoche
officiating. Mr.. Herbener was for severaI
years pastor of the Pres yterian church
IN this city. Recently he has been on the
lecture platform. His bride is one of the
nneSt characters and bandsomest women
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NOTICE.

The committee appointed by the Young
Mems Protection Association are reques-
ted to meet prepared to report Friday
evening, June y, 3 p. m. at 10 Cuyler
street. BY order Of
RICHARD BUTLER, President.
JOHN JONES. Secretary
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Macon,s soIicitor GenernIshin-

Macon, GA, June 1O.-Col. John p
Cooper, who was defeated for the lepis-
lature IN Saturdays primary has am
nounced his candidacy for solicitor gen
eral of the Macon circuit. As ii nov
appears, this race VIII be between r. N
and John r. Cooper.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that no one is
authorized to purchase anything or col
Iect any money for me.
GEORGIA COMMISSION AND PRO
DUCE COMPANY,
e NJ BEAR
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THE SAVANNAH LOAN ASSOCIATION

The seventy-ffth regular monthly
meeting of the Savannah Loan Associa-
ton will be held THIS Thursday AT
TERNOON at l o'clock at office of Law
ton q Cunningham.
II. c. CUNNINGHAM
Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

sAVANVAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Savannah, June II. 1896.-The annual
contest for prizes (the association being
divided into classes) will be held at the
Avondale range on to-day, Thursday June
II. Shooting will commence at 3:45 O'Clock
D. m. Entries will close at AIS p. m.
!. D. MARTIN, President.
A. McC. DUNCAN, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.
zERUBBABEL LODGE No. 10, F.&A.a

NIaIA Z II III ID ii LULU y NUs IU1 y
A regular communication of this a
lodge will be held This Crhursday) ~
EVENING at o'clock M
The NJ. NJ degree will be conferred
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren are fraternally invited TO meet
with US. By order.
J. w. JACKSON, W. NJ.
JOHN RILEY. Secretary.
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MARRIAGES..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Married,
on June 6. 1896 by Rev. w. c. Schaeffer,
William p. Mitchell of Springfield, Mass,
and Miss Emma NJ. Roggentine Of Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Pawtucket. R. L, paper please copy.
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Marl ConnlZ,. Democrn.ic Nnminnn.

hartwel, Ga, June 10-Hon. A. C. Mo
curry was nominated for the Senate and
:. = shelton for representative nv The
0siilocrats q Hart county to-day.
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BICYCLES.

I have several secondhand bicycles OF
various makes, taken in exchange, that
desire to sell. These wheels I can ana
will sell at very low prices and on
easy terms. Call and see me if you con-
template purchasing. as I propose dispoS-
ing Of them before end of this month
l also have my usual line of 500 Ram
bier, Sterling and Clevelands; So EnYoys
and Fleetwings, and Crescents at from Nv
to SIS.
FRED MYERS, JR.,
1874 state Street.
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A curious problem has been presented
to Cincinnati manufacturer. He re-
Gently sent a man to johannesburg
South Africa, TO install some machinery
for him. Presently he had a letter from
make a change in the pattern of the coll
umn of his companys band mill, as there
was the greatest difficulty in getting the
tom house. The Beers took it for a large
cannon or some sort of a machine gun.
and wanted TO cOnhscate it The a9enf
wrote that it took an amount Of taIIfng
to convince them that it was a part of a
band mill, and that they are even now a
little skepucal IN regard TO it. and ride
past every hour or so to watch the pro
gress made in its erection. The Beers
are good shots and effective lighters. but
as race they are suspicious, unintelli-
gent and dense, and the agent is still an
prehenSlVe that they may yet take it into
their heads that the band mill is con
It WIN "a
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YOU CAN DO 1T.
What man has done, man can do,
Every man having regular in
come, wages, salary or otherwise,
can own a home by paying the rent
of the house to himself instead of
to IA landlord. There is no mystery
about the scheme.
PERSEVERANCE, SELF-DENIAL
and the
CHATHA51 REAL ESTATE AND M
PROVENENT co.
viii do the work.
CALL AT THE OFFICE,
11S Bryan street.
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STAGE LINE TO WHITE BLUFF.

FATHER JOHNS PLASTER.
The best pRin-reIieVinE and
plaster known. Price
20 cents. Made from the old and
original receipt by
ROWLINsKI, PHARMACIST,
Sole Proprietor,
BrOuEhtOR and DraytOn Streets.
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A BIG BARGAIN

in two Ladies' High Grade Wheels
tomorrow. so per cent. OF on cost
price, at FINN's AUCTION ROOMS,
No. so BroughtOn street.
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NOTICE.
Neither the captain nor consignees of
the British steamship Glanystwyth will
be responsible for debts incurred bv any
members of the crew
J. N. LANG & CO.
COnsipnaes
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
Ne,lIs BIZ aad 20. Kent.

Apropas OF the WomAns Suffrage
convention recently held in Washington
Nellie BY Who won fame as q globe
trotter and notoriety over her old,
eccentric husband. had this TO say about
q Delaware delegate:
Mrs. Margaret W. Kent, Of Delaware.
read paper in q very wee. Unconditional
voice. Rather than have Delaware
silent, I'll speak, she read 'But we're
the associations last bora child snd you
can't expect us to have much TO say.
Don't think I'm the president I'm not
am sorry the president ia not here. and
sup pose you'll be equally sorry before l
get through. We're a conservative state
Delaware Is proud Of It and boasts Of 1t
Webster says conservatism is opposition
to change Thst's what's wrong with
US We've one thing to be proud or
Delaware was the FIRST state to sign the
constitution Of the United States. And
it was the last to complete the link OF
the Womsn's Suffrage Association. We
are the missing link
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
wnrshins For cuhn.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-One OF the
leading Cuban sympathizcrs here-a man
who is thoroughly informed regarding the
movements of this country to aid the rev
olution in Cuba--is authority for the state
ment that a vessel with military masts
and equipped with guns win be fitted out
at New York Immediately. Though pre-
pared for the West India trade, she will be
sufficiently well armed to protect herself
in case Of pursuit by a Spanish war vessel.
Her gunners are to be Americans, while
Cubans will constitute the boarding par
ties who viii go with her and who win be
supplied with machetes Following the
departure Of this vessel from New York
two others, it is said, will be similarly
equipped at this port and will sail soon
nfterward.
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
Wcrler nInv Not Lenre snaln.

HAVANA. Jan. est is reported un-
officially that General Neyler's departure
for Cuba has been indefinitely postponed.
He sailed from Barcelona for Cadiz, and
40, 900 persons witnessed his ombarkation.
It was expected that he would sail for Gu
ba from Cadiz today or Wednesday, but he
may be delayed. Important meetings Of
lhe Spanish Republicans were held all
through Spain yesterday to discuss the
Cuban question and the dissolution Of the
rortes purposed by the ministry These
events, it is intimated, may detain General
Weyler in Spain.
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
Testiacs In Ills own Behalf.

HoIIIDANsnuRC, Pa, Jan. as.-Frank
Wilson, accused Of the murder Of Horny
Bonnocke on the witness stand gave a
clear account OF his doings ON the night
Of the murder, and his proof Of an alibi is
of positive character It developed In
his evidence that his real name is George
Koons and his homo Is in Massillon, o. lie
said he had assumed his present name 70
escape the taint of term In the Ohio pen
itcntiary. lie denied having made any
confession 60 detectives and declared that
the renson assigned for his arrest by the
manager of the detective bureau was that
"too much money had been squandorod on
the case, and somebody must be convict
an %
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
THE SLACK CHILDREN.
Further Legal Proceedings In New Jersey
Regardlng Their Custody.


TRENTON, Jan. IS. - Jerard Buckley,
brother Of Mrs. Mary Kimhall Slack Of
Washington appeared before the Mercer
county grand jury and made complaint
against Colonel and Mrs. Perrine, who are
seeking TO establish a legal right 70 the
custody of Mrs Sack's two children un-
der the will OF their father, Major Slack.
In habeas corpus proceedings before Vice
Chancellor Bird a few weeks ago the Per-
rincs failed TO obey an order TO produce the
children in court, having gone TO Wash
ington with them They were then adj
judged in contempt Of court and it is un-
dcrstood that the present complaint has
for its object the securing Of their indict-
ment for criminal conspiracy or criminal
contempt in connection with their leaving
the jurisdiction Of the New Jersey court
with the children.
The Perrines are at present in wash
ington, and the children are in their
charge They are seeking through tho
courts there to retain possession OF the
children under the will Of Major slack
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sonInl ava Per.oaaI Nots..

A a Watson, OF Dover, a prominent
Addicks worker, spent part Of to day 10
this city
o. B. spsrry. Of Woodbury.. N j., is
Ia the city, registered at the Merritt
House
AR and Mrs P h Griffith, Of Milford,
are yisiting in the city for a few days
Miss Name Platt entertained a number
OF friends at her homo last night R,
freanments vera served. aud q pleasant
II ne spent.
Morris K. Llngsdori. well known
Pbilad ,lphlsn is In Wilmington to day
visiting old friends about town.
J Il Ralston, ct Hyatlsviile. Nd, is
stepping a. the Clayton House.
Charles B Evans was In Philadelphia
to day.
The condition Of ]. T. Muliln. who has
suffered a relapse, remains unchanged.
Secretary Of State ]. Harvey whiteman
is IN Dover to day In attendancs upon the
governor.
George T Truitt. Of Pittsvllle, Md,
arrived in town last night.
A A Houke, of West Chester, Pa.
is registered at the hotel Jennings
Henry J Crlppan, who has been con
fned 70 the house for several weeks with
rheumatism and pleursy, 10 not improv-
ing as rapidly as bis friends would wish
State SsDstor Alrlch5, OF Glasgow, WAS
In town to day.
Andrew @. Gray has recovered from an
attack Of tue grip.
William Wood ward has returned from
West Chester.
Earrg Er1ckson, Of No sol West Ninth
rect. night erk Rt the Merritt House
has a splendid IL pound son aud heir at
his house that is the prids of the neigh-
borhnod.
Miss Cora Wcses. Of Frsdsr'cs, is
whiting In the city foT few days.
Delaware olty's wilmington Gues,s.A
special Correspondence Evening journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Jan. 2S County
Superintendent Of Schools Willard
Smith visited Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs Lizzie Price. of Chesapeake City,
visited her sister, Mrs William A. Price,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cisyton vopCnHn are
entertaining MIR. and Mrs John Patterson
OF Phlla6elphia
Mrs Georgs Rs5bold Is entertaining
her s.siers, Misses Sue a, d Helen Price,
OF near Port Peln
Mr. and Mrs. Barry C.irns are visiting
friends Ia Wilmington.
Rsv. J Oxen Sypherd pastor OF St
G .orges ~ e Church visited IN TO Hn
yesterday
Mrs Charles Wi1gate aud daughter
Mss Maud visi,ed Wilmington yssser
day.
Mrs E Mllne, OF the Robinson House.
Is entertaining her Sister, MICS rillie
MUrsh. Of WILMINGTON.
George Berger spont yesterday in
Wilmington
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
A BRUTAL. BURGLAR.
Cholses and Beats n Woman TO Death and
kobs the House.

Cholcs and Beats p Woman TO Death and
Robs the House.
YoNKEgs. \. Y, Jan. 2S.-Mrs. Ed
mund Tucker was chokcd to death by a
burglar 40 har homo 0n Central avenue,
near Undmhill She was found by her
husband who discovered that all tho doors
were locked. Thinking his wlfc might be
visiting he inquired Of the neighhors
and was told thnt they had not seen her.
He then returned TO his house and going
to a back window heard the screams Of
his 3-yoar-old boy fromsyithin.
He opened the window and climbed in
side, 20 nud his wife lying dead In the
hallway just outside the sitting room
door. Tho little boy was also found TO be
suffering from 4 severe cut across the face,
and when asked what had caused the troll
be, he said that an ola man wearing a
sluuch hat and a scedy eray oyercnat had
entered the house and demanded money.
When this was refused. he seized Mrs.
Tucker and chokcd her into submission.
He then struck the boy with heavy cure
which he carried and proceeded &C. take
what valuable things he could nnd in %
hasty trip through the house. Some Of the
missing articles are a ladies' double c.se
gold watch and several gold rings.
Coroner Miles examination disclosed
the fact that Mrs. Tucker had been IN a
delicate condition, and that the shock as
well as the assault was responsible for ic.
death.
The description Of the murderer which
the child was able 60 furnish the police has
made it possible TO settle suspicion on a
man who has been hanging around the
noighborhood for somo timo past, and the
entire police force has been pressed into
service TO run him down.
Evening journal., 1896-01-28
run Towns Rnrnnitod.

REMEDIES, Cuba, JAN 2S.-The towns
Of Colorado and Zuluota have been boycott
ted by the rebels. Imperative orders have
been issued to the rebel chiefs, prohibiting
under pain of death the delivery Of any
beef or vegetables.
On the MANAGES road, near the entrance
to the town Of Colorado, the body of a
man was found suspended from tree. He
had been delivering meat in the town, and
the rebels stopped him, and hanged him
as an evidence of their earncstness.
The rebel orders and this hanging have
produced a panic