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Statesboro, Ca, Aug. 30.-Sebastian
Mcbride, a negro living near Portal, IN
the upper part Of Bulloch county, was
taken out of his house Saturday night
by five men, carried to the woods,
whipped severely and then shot, from
the effects Of which he died soon
afterwards.
Before death came, however, he re-
lated to several white men and colored
people, the manner in which he was
handled and told the names Of three
of his assailants.
The coroner's jury recommended
that the men named be taken into
custory and the affair investigated,
and the sheriff has gone to arrest the
three men. ~
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RUSSIANS ARE CONFIDENT.
Kuropatkin Attacked by Japs ON
Ground He Chose.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 80, 1892 pm.
The long expected battle at Lao
yang has begun and the two armies
are now fighting what probably will
prove to be the decisive battle of
the campaign. The Japanese armies
are attacking General Kuropatkin' s
forces on his chosen ground, and his
friends and admirers here are conf
dent that, having accepted a general
engagement. he will defeat the Jap
anese.
The latest reports received by the
war office indicate that the battle at
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UNITE;
HARMONY THE CRY
Speakers Plead for a Ticket That
Will Catch Republican
Vote.
-- ---------
SETBACK FOR PLAN OF
NONPARTIZAN BENCH
Hennepin County Recalcitrants in
Line-Johnson Says He'll
Treat All Alike.
PROBABLE TICKET

aovernor-John a. johnson, st. Pc
ter.
Lieutenant Governor-F. G. Win
ston, Minneapolis.
Red Lake Falls.
State Treasurer-August PoehIer,
Henderson.
Attorney General-Not selected.
Railroad commissloners-Davi e.
Evans, Tracy, and w. L. kelso, Hal
lock.
Supreme Judges-John A. Lovely,
Albert Lea; c. e. Otis. ST. Paul; Jo-
seph w. Reynolds, Duluth.
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600 IN COLLISION PANIC

New York, Aug. 30.-The Coney Island
ironclad pleasure boat Cygnus rammed
the Dreamland boat Rosedale at the, foot
Of West Twenty-second street last night
and both vessels were badly damaged
that they were sent to drydock. Six hun
dred passengers were thrown into panic
and several were nearly drowned.
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Harmony characterized the opening
proceedings Of the democratic state
convention, which met this afternoon
in the International auditorium. The
Hearst and anti-Hearst forces locked
arms and looked pleasant. Captain
w. H. Harries of Caledonia, was
elected temp chairman without
opposition, and in a stirring speech
he called the attention of the dele
gates to the opportunity presented
in this state. The opening remarks Of
Chairman Buck also emphasized the
need of a strong state ticket, which
would command the votes of repub-
licans as well as democrats.
Spectators were few, but nearly the
full complement of delegates was in
attendance when. Chairman Buck
called to order at 1890 this afternoon.
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NEGRO Lynched in Kentuclky.

Hickman, KY, Aug. 30.-Joseph
Bumpass, a negro who attempted as
sault on Miss Topsy Clay, aged Is,
white girl, in this county, was cap
tured by a posse of citizens and
lodged in Jail. He was taken from jail
by mob last night and lynched. His
hodv was thrown into the river.
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Hamburg has sMadchenheiln. or refuge for
girls at which, last year, 9,315 young women
were provided with sleeping accommodations at
q to 10 cents night.
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Black, Whipped and Shot, Names AS
sailants, Then Dies.

GEORGIA MOB KILLS NEGRO
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"Billy" Williams in Line.
Tilt over Judiciary.

George P. Jones moved commit
tee of one from each congressional
district be appointed on judicial nomi-
nations. Frank r. Price Of Grand
Rapids moved to amend to make it
one from each judicial distAict. John
S. Byrnes OF Litchfield moved a SUBJ
stitute for all pending motions that
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
NEWS ITEMS.

TIL" Worlds Fair Co has awarded a
concession for an Esquimaux exhibit.
The nihilists and socialists are said
To be- planning "A tremendous npheaval
in Russia.
Former Gov, ilogg, Of Texas, says
that Bryan Is his choics for president,
and that many other democrats OF that
state share in his views.
The report Of Assistant Surgeon
Pierce of the marine hospital corps
shows that the city Of Panama IS badly
IN need Of modern sanitation.
Secretary Of State Rose announces,
in a positive letter to his friends, his
withdrawal from the race for the
~gubcrnatorial nomination in Illinois.
Prof. Oliver Trigg, who places Rock
efcller with Shakespeare, and says
hymns are dOgg"rcl, Is to be dropped
from the faculty Of Chicago university.
Amicl Spicldock, who is wanted by
the authorities AT Montgomery City,
Mo, ON the charge OF forging q check
for $50, has been arrested at 81. Louis
The Albanian Catholics are hasten
! ing in large numbers 10 join their
brethren in fighting al Diakova, prov
ince Of lpck, Albania, against Shemsl
Pasha.
The state department has been in
formed that Russia viii not authorize
Edwin V. Morgan to scOyc as consul
at Dalny, to which post he was recent
ly appointed.
The Missouri Worlds Fair commis-
sion IL said 10 have selected Mrs. Gen.
try and Mrs. Bland as state building
approval.
Il IL said in Jefferson city. Mo, that
Prosecuting Attorney stone will brin.
suit for damages against six of the
members of the grand jury which in.
dictcd him.
buns and Bradsrr,el's commerc,a
reviews say thai the severe cold wealth
cr is holding back spring trade, but th'
hope is expressed that this may b,
made up later.
In consequence of the war between
Russian and Japan, the Swiss fedora
council has postponed indefinitely III,
international conference summoned u
meet at Geneva May 1G.
Elaborate services commemorative
Of tho birth of George Washington
have been planned by the Missouri so
Ciety, Sons Of the Revolution. TO b,
held In Christ church cathedral. ST
Louis. Sunday.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
WAR IN BALKANS
IS IMPENDING
Turkish Minister Says Hostilities
Can Not Much Longer Be Averted.
HE BLAMES THE BULGARlANS
Says Inhabitants In Macedonia Are
Doing Everything UJs.ibt. to
Annoy aud lin ra~> tIc Ina
pcrtn1 Government.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Chekib Bey,
the Turkish minister at Washington,
believes war in the Balkans is iinpcnd-
ing. In a conversation the minister
Monday said.
illness has prevented my transmit
ting heretofore an important commnni-
cation which | received from my gov
eminent several days ago about the re-
ported trouble in the Roumanian prov
inces. ! hope to see the secretary OF
state some time this week and have
a conference with him on this subject.
"To correct the false impression
which has already, ! fear, gained
ground in this country about the atti-
tudc - my country toward the reforms
in Roumania, ! shall give You, the sub
stance of the c%ablegram from my for
cign Office. II Is to this effect:
"The porte most strenuously de-
nonnces as maliciously false the re-
ports which have been given wide cir
culation in certain European papers
that trouble is brewing in KOumania
because of the failure OF the imperial
government TO carry out the promised
reforms there. The facts in the case
are that the imperial government is
fulfilling to the letter its pledges, re-
forms are being vigorously inaugurated
and there Is no trouble brewing in that
section as reDOrted.'
OF the Balkan situation, Chckib Bey,
who has had considerable experience
in that section. said:
"Although my advices are meaEer,
the news | get indicate that the Bull
garians are assuming an attitude and
pursuing 4 co!rsn to which it will 10
impossible for the Imperial govern
ment to Sumbit much longer with pa
thence. 1t is reported that they arc
arming the inhabitants, stirring up
strife in Macedonia and doing every
thing possible to harass the imperial
government. ! hope this is not true,
but if reports be true, hostilities in the
balkans can not much longer be avert
ed"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
FOREIGN.

Mexico has officially declared her
neutrality in relation to IT," war in the
far east.
Russia has issued a proclamation say
ing she was unpreparcd for hostilities
and denomiInating Japan's attack at Port
Arthur an act of trcachcry.
Possibility OF war with Great Britain
was openly discussed by Russian mill
tary officials, VINO count on Germany's
support.
Russian troops were reported ad-
vancing on Seoul, The capital of Corea.
The Japanese captured two more ships
and seized Elliott islands, a strong
strategic point.
a British steamer was fired on by
Russian forts at Port Arthur and de-
tanned in spite Of protests.
A Balkan war Is foreshadowed by Bull
%Raria's appeal TO the powers 10 prevent
hostilities with Turkey.
President LOubet has begun his sixth
year as president Of France.
Five thousand Russian soldiers were
reported drowned by breaking through
the Ice crossing Lake Haikal on the
~lemp Dfhry railroad. zen. hlexleN has
been relieved of military power and
K%urOpatkin made Russian commander
in chief.
Late advices from San Domingo say
Gen. Jiminez, the rebel lcader,has fed
and his cause Is hopeless.
Lieut.. MacHac and six privatos were
killed by a bolo rush Of 800 fanatics while
patrolling the east shore Of he Island of
Safnar,
Russia has abolished the CENSORSHIP
On all kilograms going abroad. thus re-
versing the practice Of centuries.
The Spanish cabinet has been warned
by France against alleged British plans
to seize Spanish territory.
The federal assembly at San Juan. by
a vote Of 60 To -, demanded thst Porte
Rico be admitted to statehood or tina,
the island be granted independence.
A three hours battle was fought a
San Domingo between United States ma
rines and 400 insurgents In which the
latter were n dated.
DR.. Amador has been inaugurated FRS
president Of the republic Of Panama.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
row ENS Will. <Or INTERFERE.
Uussin. AUstrln nnh Germany Have
Nrr"cd to IInnds on l%'uIjc,.

Berlin, Feb. 23.-According TO infor-
nation received from an excellently-
informed quarter, Russia. Austria ana
Germany have agreed on a policy of
nointerferencc, should Turkey attack
Bulgaria. They have further agreed
not to consider such hostilities as war,
but as justifiablc suppression Of re-
bc!liOn on the part of Turkey as BuJ-
garia's Suzerain.
II is understood that Turkey will not
be permitted to seize any Bulgarian
territory, but after the Bulgarians nave
been punished, Austria will be in
strncted with the policing of Macedonia
in the same manner as The Berlin con
gress gave IT. administrative power
over Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Emperor William Is quoted as saying
on "A recent occasion: why doe not
TURKEY wade in and give the Bulgari-
ans a sound thrashing?"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
THE DEMOCRAT.
Published Every Friday Morning.
TILLMAS a. DUR. Proprietors.
VERSAILLES. MISSOURI.
D0INGS OF WEEK
What Has Happened Throughout
the Civilized World.
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
A Complete Review Of the Happenings
Of the Past Seven Days in This
and All Foreign Lands.
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES
CONGRESS- At WORK.


No business was transacted In the
senate ana house on the 18th out Of re-
spect to the memory Of Senator Han
ma, the members Of both houses al
tending the funeral services In the sem
ate chamber.
The time in the senate on the 18Th
was occupied in discussing the Panama
question. In the house bills were intro
duced providing for the expenditure OF
81 900, 600 for building a harbOr Of refuge
for lake shipping at Waukcgan. H., and
FOR an appropriation Of $4,000 for trans
portatiOn, pay and expenses Of members
OF state militias attending rife practice
encampments. The fertilization apprO-
prlatiOn bill was passed.
The senate was not in session on the
18Th. In The house consideration Of
the naval appropriation bill began, Mr.
FosS making an urgent appeal for the
npbuildlng Of the navy. The committee
on Indian affairs completed the Indian
appropriation bill, carrying an appro-
priation Of s~7,GlO.S3l.
The canal treaty with Panama was
again the chief theme In the senate on
the goth. In the house the time was &C.
cupied in discussing the naval apprOpria-
ton bill. The committee on post offices
completed the post office appropriation
bill, which carries slG3, 5J7 ,58S.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
Personal AND POLITICAL.

The Michigan republican state com
mitt.e has called the state con vention 10
meet at Grand Rapids May l8.
The republicans Of the Fourth Kansas
district have renOminatcd james NJ. MIL
Ter for congress.
Republicans of tho Fifth Ohio district
have nominated W. ". Campbell, Of Ma
poleon, for congress.
Frederick II. Winston, United states
minister 10 Persia in l8S5-SG, and prom
inent in Chicago for 40 years, died at
Magnolia Springs, Fla, aged u years
Commander William +, Randall, y.
S. n, retired. died al has home in New
Bedford, Mass, aged II years.
Mrs. Rose Israel. who had passed her
one hundred and fifth birthday, died in
Chicago.
owen +. FaWcett. the veteran com
edian. died AT his home in Flat Rock,
Mich, aged &c years.
Col. Gabriel BOurk, lawyer, politician.
cx-cOuErrSsman, eX-attOTu"y general Of
Wisconsin and veteran Of the civil war,
died at his home in Oshkosh, aged &c
years.
A formidable fleet Of United States
warships, the most powerful even sent
TO Europe. viii 20 abroad in April,
Three men were KILLED and scveral
Others injured by the explosion Of "A pas
reservoir at Buffalo. \. Y.
The Iowa supreme court has decided
that a tramp has rights which "A train
man must respect.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
s.ATEn.

Senate-The feature OF the session
Of the senate, on the 22d, was a speech
from Mr.. Hoar in explanation Of his
former speech on the Irthmian canal.
He complained Of the criticism Of his
~utterances at that time, saying that he
had been misunderstood and misrep-
resented, and cOnteDdcd that his inten-
ton or that occasion had been to Sc
cure full information concerning the
Panama revolt and not 10 cast rellec-
tons on the president On the con-
trary he had the highest regard for
that official and intended to vote for
the treaty. He had upheld the treaty
throughout. The senate, at 5:OG p M,
went into executive session, aad at
$50 p. IN. adjourned -. HOuse-The
naval appropriation bill encountered
opposition on the republican side Of the
house. Mr.. Burton tOD, chairman OF
the rivers and harbors committee, an
nolnced in "A vigorous sreech that he
could not support the bill. COnsidcra-
ton of the bill was pending when the
house, at 5:OS p. m, adjourned, 70 OF
the 73 pages having been read for
amendment under the nv"-minute rule.
Seven life cOnvicts at the New Mex
leo penitentiary, on the 22d, OverpOW-
cred Acting Superintendent X. G. Gar
rctt ana cut h,m with a knife because
nc would not give Lp the combination
to the armory. They were subdued by
the guards before they sOuld accom-
/ p1igh their apnarput ulIrpDCp
Six men, including Capt. Harvey Nc
Clean and Mate John McCuynber, were
lost, on the 22d, in the wreck Of the
three-mastcd schooner Benjamin
Cromwell off New YORK. Two men Of
the eight on board swan ashore on bits
of Wreckape and were taken to the life
saving station exhausted.
John Thamcr, wanted at Toronto.
ont. on the charge of alleged forgery
committed in 1901, was captured in
Spokane. Wash. on the POD. and con
sented to return without cxtraditiOn.
Thamer had been working in Spokane
nearly two years under an assumed
name.
In consequence Of n rush order from
the japanese government for locOmO-
lives "A locomotive plant at Philadelphia
has established a new record by the
construction of seven locomotives in a
day,
Edward Rclgar. who gave his address
at III South Clark street, Chicago, was
arrested at the White House, on the
22d, and locked up. pending an inquiry
into his mental condition.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
Indian territory and Oklahoma prob


ably will be admitted 10 the union as
one state under the %latter's name.
Twenty-three persons were killed
and 30 injured at Jackson. Utah. by az
explosion Of two cars Of dynamite.
Representatives Of nation, state and
city were present al the funeral oi
Senator Hanna in Cleveland. The body
vas placed In "A crypt TO await ma dls-
position. Miners in the anthracite
field suspended work as a mark OF re-
spect for the dead Ohioan.
Secretary Hay has received Russia's
formal recognition Of the neutrality
treaty Of China. outside Of Manchuria,
and now regards his plan as indorsed
by practically the whole civilized
world.
Glenco Bays, a negro, was burned at
the stake near Crossett, Ark, for the al
legged murder Of J. u. Stevens.
Sixteen men were wounded In a herce
raid on a poOlroom at Madison, Ill, TWO
of whom may die.
General trade revival Is prevented only
by weather, according 10 Dun's review.
The total loss to Insurance companies
in the Baltimore fire is placed at s32 ,So4,-
S9i The local companies in Baltimore
lost $4,000, 600.
MAJ wheat on the Chicago board OF
trade sold al SiG7 per bushel.
An educational test for immigrants Is
favored by George = Billings, colhInls-
sioncr at Boston.
Building Commissioner Williams, In
spector %Lauphlin. VIII J. Davis, ThomaS
J. NoOnan and James f. Cunningham
have been indicted for responsibility TOT
the Iroquuis thcatcr horror in Chicago.
Perry Heath has resigned as secretary
Of the republican national committee as
a result Of Senator lIauna's death.
Garrct Breckrnridpe KILLED his "lle
and then himself (both colored) at Mays
vile. Ky. He had previously killed three
men on account Of jealousy for his WE.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26

Fourteen lives were lost and % per-
sons injured in a fire in a celluloid fac
tory in Paris.
Twenty-Five hundred Russians were re-
ported killed in the preliminary battles
on the ialu river. their advance guards
being driven back by the japanese.
The Chinese minister al Berlin de-
clares that the neutrality Of China is
only temporary ana that 30 900 we'll
drilled Chinese troops are ready to enter
Manchuria to aid the japanese.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
R%EQuISITI0N REFUSED.
Gov. Mickey 81 Nebraska Declined to
Honor GOV. Yates Request For
Return Of ". \. snyder.

Lincoln, Neb,, Feb. 23-Gov. Mickey
Monday refused to honor the requisi-
ton Of Gov, Yates Of Illinois for the
return from ~PlattsmOuth, Neb., 10 Chi
cago, Of ". S Snyder, under indictment
on the charge OF assault with intent
to Xii his wife. Snyder's attorney
represented 10 Gov. Mickey that the
requisi'iun was simply to get him into
the jurisdiction Of the Illinois courts
that alimony might be collected from
him.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
UNSUCCESSFUL JAIL BREAK.
seven Life GOnvirts In New Mexico
Prison Cut and OvrrHOwer Keep
cr, Hut FAN 10 I.scn pe.

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Feb. 23.-Seven life
cOnvicts al The New Mexico peniten-
tlary Monday overpOwcred Acting Su-
p~crintendcnt X. G, Garrett and cut him
with Il knife because he would not
give mp the combination to the armory.
They were subdued by the guards be
fore they could accomplish their APP
parent purpose to seize the wives and
children of the penitentiary officials
and use them as shields.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
DOMESTIC.

Diplomats in Washington learn that
Turkey is about to invade Bulgaria
thereby starting a war in Europe which
may spread TO other powers.
Seneca lake Is frozen from shore to
shore. from Starkey to North Hector, n.
Y. for the first time since 1855.
Mrs. Jacob Antoiassi and five children
were burned to death in a fire consuming
the house in which they lived near Gro
ton, n. Y.
The work Of clearing the streets in tho
completed.
Washington officials fear that the
United States will clash with Russia be-
cause Of sympathy for the Japanese
here.
A large part Of Seaside, n. J., a fishing
settlement, has been burned.
Frank Mcnamara, OF ElpIn, H., shot
and killed George Il. Jennings in the lat
'er's ONCE In Brooklyn, y. Y. jealousy
IL the supposed cause.
The state department has accepted the
resignation Of w. Il. Buchanan, the
American minister to Panama.
Fire destroyed the buildings OF the
Greensboro On. c. female college, the
loss being 1925 900.
At Denver, Col, Frank G. Srntor BILLED
himself and wife, having been driven
insane by her devotion 10 the faith heal
Ing cult.
The census bureau has begun IN, work
OF gathering statistics Of special classes
OF population, including pen'itentiaries,
aims houses, insane aaylums, etc.
At Hanover, n. H., Dartmouth hall,
built 40 years ago, the Oldest building
at Dartmouth college, was destroyed by
fire.
Ohicial announcement Is made Of the
union Of the Presbyterian and Cumber-
land Presbyterian churches.
Officials in New York say they have
unearthed "A system Of extensive natural
izatiOn frauds.
over 10000 persons passed through
the auditorium Of the chamber of com
merce in Cleveland and viewed the re-
mains Of Senator Hanna, lying in state
The American Newspaper Publishers
association has adopted a resolution
requesting the president and attorney
general to bring suit against The paper
combine.
Grover clcyeland's magazine appcaI
for democratic unity Is regarded AS q
definite consent to become a presiden,
tial candidate.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses In the United States durint
the sever days ended on the 18Th az
gregated sl.73i, 205 .7Gi The decrease
compared with the corresponding wccl
Of last year was 2iO,
President Roosevelt has signed hi
urgent deficiency bill.
Speaker Cannon thinks congress will
be ready to adjourn before May !.
VIII Laning shot and killed Emm;
Bucpler near itipon, WIS, because sh'
refused TO marry him, and then killet
himself.
Wheat touched new record prices
Nav reaching sl03ha per bashel,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-26
nicd ~ the Axe of IO5.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Rose Israel,
who was said TO be the oldest woman
In Chicago, having passed her ono
hundred and fifth birthday, was buried
Monday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-09-22
SUCCESS In The SOUTH

Circular No. II issued by the
Passenger Department of the
Illinois Central, consists of
twenty letters written by North
ern farmers from nine different
Northern states, who are now
located at points on the lines of
the Illinois Central and Yazoo
& Mississippi Valley Railroad in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Lou
~isiana. These letters tell of
their success IN farming under
new conditions and in a new eli
mate; how they like the country
and the people; and give such
information as is desired by any,
one who is thinking of making a
change in location. For a free
copy of this Circular No. IL, and
a complete set of Southern Cir
culars, Nos. l TO II inclusive,
address the undersigned.
J. F.MERRY
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
Debuque, Iowa.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-09-22
a Kearguard Action.

Already In the presidential catnrn!zn
OF this year the Democrats are II: lit.
Ing a 'rearguard action" The 1;us.
sian General Kuropatkin has his trc1u-
bles and has been fighting reargvard
actions for some time, but his ccnLi-
ton is good as compared with the rom
dition of the present leaders of ,tse
Democratic party.
The Democracy is fighting a 'rc:r.
guard action" and about the only t on.
BILE the Republicans have in the pre-.
misses is that there will not be run
enough in the campaign. Even the
"rearguard action" appears to be a: ut
over.