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le (hat cjJTccl.
Daniel Perrine ia visiting at St Leuis.
Rebert Schlltz et Portsmouth la In the
city.
G. Bambaeh of Ripley was in the city
yesterday.
A. Stevens of Stanford was In the city
yesterday.
Theinas W. Parry haa returned te
Kansna City.
H. S. Andrewgief Flcmingsburg was
.Maysvillle'Bguest last night.
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LEDGER
MA YaVILLB
REPUBLICAN.
FIRST YEAR.
MAYSVILLE, KY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1892.
ONE CENT.
STEAMBOAT MATTERS.
lien. A. M. J. Cochran was in Brooks'
vllle yesterday en legal business.
Mrs. Eliza McMullin of San Francisce
Is visiting the family of Dr. 8. M. Cart
mell. .
Mrs. Charles B. Andersen of Melbourne
is en a visit te the family of Dr. and Mrs.
Jehn P. Phistcr.
Tem Russell and R. C. Pollitt left this
morning en their wheels te attend' the
Georgetown Fair.
what is going en along the
HEAVTIFOL OHIO HIVElt.
Drlffcoed Gathered en Shere and Stream
by The Ledger' Weather-lleaten Old Tar
and Piled Up Heady Fer Ve.
Miss Hobsen of Virginia and Miss
Aleua Osberno of Masen county nre
guests of Miss Ida Lucas at Paris.
Miss Lizzie Rethenbush of, Abordeon
has secured a position in Cincinnati as
stenographer. Miss Rethenbush wa8 a
pupil of Miss Cumminga of this city.
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Mlaa Mtnnln Ti'nns of Waltllt Illlls.
PWInnntl nntnrtnlnprl n. numjr Of la-
dies and gentlemen last evcnirfi, in honor
of her guest, Miss Annie Majjln of this
city.
'SQCiiiE () nnADFenn's irenic.
Uete Mueh Lenger iritt lie llun the
Harrying Machine at Aberdeen?
IMATUEH CHOP 1WLLETIN.
Condition of the Small Creps Throughout
KentucHy Up te xetternay.
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The Ve vay had a geed trip yesterday.
We are under obligations te Wharf
master Phlster for courtesies.
Only twonty-eno Inches of wuter at
Chattanooga, and navigation en the Ten
nessee "checked."
The following are the cenl shipments
from Pittsburgh, by river, for the past
three months. The amount of coal te
leave Pittsburgh the first water will reach
about 8,000,000 bushels. The shipments
te Cincinnati and Louisville, in bushels,
were :
j'yeak. July. Auu8t.9eTt. Total.
18d...12.4!.000 5,091,000 1,(593,00019,377.000
lh83 2,578,000 PO.000 Nene 2,000,000
1KH) Ne ship. 4,3tt,000 4,611,005 9,003,000
1SU1 7,309,000 3,753.000 None. 11.004.000
181C 3.359.000 None.l NoneJjigffjXjg
THE rOLITICO-rAHMEIt.
lle wants n billion dollars, sir, struck riut etr
en the press,
He wnnta a billion dollars qulelc, and net a
Cenner le!
He wants te turu lila cabbages, his taters and
bis eats,
And ether products of his Tarra, right Inte
Treasury netes:
He wants te down monopolies and meu who
money lean,
And run the business se he'll havoablgeno
of his own;
He wants a constitution that will glve his kind
n chance,
Hut doesn't want te work te get a uew scat In
his pants;
He wants te go te Washington te gna9h his
tceth and wall,
Hut doesn't want a button te roplace the
ghlngle nail
That fastens up his galluses ; nor does he wnt
the facts
Which preve be's net the only man who has te
pay a tax.
Te sum It up, this statesman wants as ethers
nf hlft nlflft-
The whele Unlted States te be a monumental
ass.
Straw hats have been called in.
County Court Day next Monday.
CmceiT Court begins next Tuesday. -
Regular mpetine of the City Council
-re-nigut. j
Th Somerset Iupul
publication.
The abeve shows that no coal was
shipped by river during August and September.
Tnn Owen County Fair is In progress
this week.
Therk arc twenty-seven prisoners in
the County Jail.
Tiiere are new sixteen voting precincts
in Lewis county.
IIioaiNsrenT (O.) Masens have pur
chased a new hall.
epublican has suspended
IIexiiy Watterson will erate at Alex,
andria Saturday.
The first cold wave of hc season
registered itself yesterday.
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M. C. Russell & Sen expect te occupy
their new building by November 1st.
Ten natives of Germany were granted
naturalization papers at Newport yester-
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Claude M. Jehnsen of Lexinsten haa
been granted a patent en a "shoe lace fas
tener. J. Kitten, a carpenter of Covington
died of lockjaw, the result of running a
rusty nail in his feet.
"Officious intermeddling" is rather
severe but Is it strong enough te apply te
Lexington Democrats?
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S. N. Robinson, aged 65, and Miss
Marian B. Bavage, 88, were granted a
marriage license yesterday.
If Tub Ledoer is net being promptly
and regularly delivercd you will confer a
favor by letting ub knew U.
Garrett D. McCarty of this county
and Miss Mamie Jenes of Lincoln
county were granted license te marry at
Covington.
Jehn Y. Rice of Ilolena and Miss
Bessie B. Gault, daughter of Dr. J. W.
Gault were married yesterday at
Murphysvllle.
William E. Jenes of Lewis county
and Miss Alice Streude of Rocterylllo
were married at the Clerk's oftice yester
day aftornoen by Rev. D. D. Chapln.
The Labadlo-Rewoll Dramatic Com
pany is highly spoken of by our ox ex
changes. They will appear In "Inge
mar" at the Opora-heuso en next Satur
day night. Prices, 23, 85, 00 and 75
cents. Seats en brIe at Nelsen's.
The Brown County (O.) Agricultural
Society is heldtng Its fair at Georgetown
this week.
Ex-8EcnETAUY Bayard is Baid te have
cancelled his engagements for the West West
ern campaign.
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The Uniform Rank, K. of P., will held
a bazar and promenade concert at Ripley
during the holidays.
The twentieth annual meeting of the
Tretting llerse Breeders' Asssociatien be
gan at Lexington yesterday.
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Water is hauled from the Ohie rlver
at Augusta te points four mllles In the in
terior for the use of stock.
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Jehn W. Green has been nominated
for Circuit Judge by the Democrats In
the Fifteenth Judicial District.
Celby Uoldreok, an old citizen of
Greenup, sustained a broken arm and leg
by being thrown from a horse.
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It. P. Ernst, a Republican, has been
elected President of Covington's City
Council, which is four-fifths Democratic.
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The Republicans of Greenup county
will meet at the Court-house Monday next
te nominate candidates for county offices.
The Democrats will organize a Deme
cratic, club at Tuckahee next' Tuesday.
Charles D. Newell, L. W. Galbraith ana
Clarcnce L. Sallce will be the speakers.
Silas N. Robinson of Charleston
Bettem and Miss Vina Savage were
married last night at the home of the
bride near Germantewn.
At Loxingteu, County Judge Frank
Bulleck assaulted 8am J. ItebertB, editor
of The Ltader, en account of criticism of
his official acts. Officers lntorfered in
time te prevent serious trouble
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A laree crowd of bankers is In at at at
tondance at the annual convention of the
Bankers' Association of Kentucky at
Lexingten. The proceedings have been
very interesting. It is said that 40,000,
000 is ropresentcd.
Chamberlain's Cough Romedy.fameus
for Its cures of bad colds and as a pro pre pro
ventivo and euro for Croup, CO cents per
bottle
Otinmlinrlnln'l Pain Ttnlm. n iranernl
family liniment and especially valuable
for rheumatism, BpralnB, bruises, burns
and froatbite, 60 cents per bettle.
We sell Chamberlain's Celic, Chelera
and Diarrheea Remedy, the most success
ful modlclne In use for dysontery, dlar
rhcaa. colie and chelera merbus, 25 and 50
nAtit linttlna
St. Patrick's Pills. They nre the best
physic. They also rogulate the liver and
bowels. Try them, 25 cents nor box.
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
for tetter, salt rheum, scnldhead, eczema,
piles and chronic sero oyes ; 95 centa per
box. Fer aale by Power & Reynelds,
Druggists.
A Ledoer reporter yesterday called en
'Squire (?) Harrison Bradford at his
office in Aberdeen, who complacently
stepped into the long-worn matrimonial
shoes of the late far-famed Masslo
Bcasley.
Mr. Bradford was semewhat reluctant
about conversing relative te the business
In which he is at present engaged, simply
saying "yes" when he wus informed
that the press of the whele country was
questioning his legal authority, appearlng
te be indifferent as te the consequences
which result from the union of these
whom he purports te unite in legal
marriage
3v the several different men who have
been engaged In the business fully 12,000
couples have been united In the solemn
bends of marriage, being almost ex
clusively runaway parties, many of
whom were tee young te secure license.
Many nu innocent, loving glrl,.eaNy
out of her teens, has been lured from the
parental reef by whisky-soaked tobacco
stained old bums who have no mere
principal than a common cur, te live a
life of misery, dejectedness and shame
As we have been informed Mr. Brad
ford has no mere authority te solemnlze
a marriage than a Jackass, he net cven
hnlnir a Justice of the Peace. Is it net
about time the Ohie Legislature was
taking some action iu this matter? Surely
the neonle will net remain indillerent
much longer and allow this misery-
producing machine te run ler time
immemorial, spreading a boundless Bca of
unhappiness throughout the land.
Personally we have nothing te say
about Mr. Bradford. Since he has been
running the matrimonial machine he has
dene a- land office business, having
married mere than seventy couples in
four weeks, thus breaking the record of
all his predecessors.
The sooner this thing is quashed the
better It will be for the present genera
tien as well as for the future ones.
Married at Abertleen.
The follewlnc couples were married at
Aberdeen yesterday by 'Squire (?) Brad
ferd:
DAndre Evans and Minnie B. Hepkins
of Nicholas county.
Charles E. Jelly and Linnle A, vaus
of Nicholas county.
Sanferd C. McCord and Leu Shephard
of Fleming county.
William H. Jacksen and Ridie B.
Robins of Fleming county.
AM0NGTHE RAILROADS
The average temperature of the week
was about four degrees above the
normal, and much mere than the usual
amount of sunshiue resulted from the
generally cloudless weather which pre
vailed. Ne rain is reported,, except l'8ut
showers from the Eastern sections of the
state. Apart from the heavy general
rains of the 13th and 14th ult., there
has been practically no precipitation of
consequence in the stote for mere than a
month. This fact has rendered the seu
very dry and consequently unfit for
plowing and seeding, which work has
been irieatlv delayed. Fall pastures arc
as a rule very peer, owing te the same
cause. The greatest present need ei
farmers Is an abundant rainfall.
While the conditions described have
been unfavorable te the work mentioned,
they have greatly hastened the maturity
of corn and tobacco. The former crop Is
new practically safe and much of it is
already cut.
The prospects for tobacco have im
proved materially, and everything in
dicates a crop of the finest quality,
tlmiiL'li it is nrebable that the amount
will fall short of the average About
three fourths of it has been cut, and It is
thought that at the latest the entire crop
will be safely housed within the next ten
days. The lateness of the season maKes
the danger from frost greater, but the
comparatively small portion of the crop
new exposed, even if it is damaged
cannot materially affect the general
clmractcr of the yield.
TUB STEEL IllOUirATH THAT LEAD
TO ASD VltOM JtAVSriLLE.
Item of the Hall That Are Stoked Vp and
Piloted Inte The Ledger' Column by a
' Thoroughly Competent Engineer.
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Yesterday's Ledger
Was a geed paper, and
it icill continue te be a
geed paper throughout
the year. It will give
veu all the neica every
day at the low price of
25 cents a month, ei
ther by carrier or by
mail. New is the time
te subscribe.
H. C. Boughten, Superintendent of the
C. and O., is in the city te-day.
Frank Farrington, the O. and M. Car
Accountant who skceted out from Cin
cinnati, has written te the railroaders
from Buffalo.
Clifferd Stevenson of Aberdeen, for
merly bill clerk at the freight depot in
this city, and lately cashier at Brighten
Station, Cincinnati, has accepted a simi
lar position with the N. N. and M. V. at
McraphisTenn.
The annual meeting of the Maysvllle
and Big Sandy Read, the Cincinnati
Division of the Chesapeake and Ohie,
was held at Covington Tuesday, 145,000
shares out of a total of 150,000 being
represented. The following Directors
were unanimously elected: 41. . ingaiis,
C. P. Huntington, C. H. Cester, R. J.
Cress. R. C. Rhener, W. U. Jacksen, N.
R. Jehnsen, J. C. Davie and W. P.
Anderspm
As the K. C. train which arrives
at Maysvilleat 10 a. m. was nearing Lick
ing bridge yesterday morning, a woman
was seen standing near the middle of the
bridge with a jug in her hand. The en
gine could net be stepped before running
en te the bridge The ties project ever
the trcstle work considerable and the lady
had presence of minL enough te step out
en the end of one of them, and escaped
without injury She thought nothing of
the narrow escape, but complained about
the Jug which was knocked from her
Mayer' Court.
The following cases wero disposed of
yesterday befere acting Mayer Grant:
Tarance O'Ragen, carrying, carrying
concealed deadly weapons, was fined $25
and costs and iu default or paying same
was remanded te jail.
Frank Hassen was fined 85 and costs
and ten days in Jail for using abusive
language
Called meetine of Jeseph Helser Pest
Ne. 13, G. A. R., Friday evening. A full
attendance desired. Jehn V. Day,
Commander.
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TnE Ladies Commlttce has subscribed
for seventeen magazines and periodicals.
for the Public Library. Persons wishing
te 8ecure membership tickets, plcase call
en the Librarain, W. D. Hlxen.
Mere than 10,000 men are new at work
in Chicago getting the buildings and
grounds ready for the great exposition of
1803. On a number of the structures
work preceeds night aud day.
Citizens who were in thq city Tuesday
and who wero able te go te the polls te
register and failed te de se cannot new
be registered. These who were ncccssa
lly absent from the city or who were de
tained bv sickness can make affidavits te
the County Clerk and have their names
placed en the registration books.-
The renert of the Tccent encounter of
Colenol W. J. Worthington, ur. A. J. w.
Sellnrds and J. J. Calvin of Greenup with
a catamount, telegraphed te the Cincin
nati papers and copied throughout this
part ei Kentucicy, turna eui te oe us mibu
as the Froe-trado parrot cry that the Tariff
is a tax. It used te be that The Enquirer
had a "cinch " en all the sensational lies,
but new The Commercial Oateite and Pest
divide the honors.
Verena Jaiuieau, the popular versa
tile comedlonno and sengstress, Is new
starring for the secend season iu "Star
light," which, during the vacation, has
becu reconstructed and enriched with
much new material. We hepe te bce her
in Maysvllle if slie has as geed support as
alie had en her last visit.
Very True.
im ilninnnil fnr Chamberlain's Celic.
Cholera and Dlarrham Remedy Is steadlly
growing, from the fact that all who glve it a
trial are ploased with the results and roo reo roe
ommoml it te their neighbors. We feel
sure that the' remedy cannot he recom recem recom
mendod tee highly.-Wagely & Bmead.
Druggists, Newton, Iowa, Power ft
Reynolds. Druggists.
hand and broken te pieces.
TnE Labadio-Rewell Company at the
Washington Opera-house Saturday night.
Octeber 8th, in "Ingemar." Seats new
en sale at Nolsen's.
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A Covington Sunday-school teacher
who had requested that each child, as it
dropped its contribution into the box,
should give an appropriate Scriptural
quotation, was very much shocked at the
rniullness of ene little miss who held her
penny eyer the box and very deliberately
dropped it in, with the rcmar: "A ioei
and his money is seen parted."
HBKsnw and Ten Brecck and the
"Nabobs" will appear at the Washington
Opera-house en next Monday night, Oc Oc
teccr 10th. We have no doubt that the
oxcellent performance given by this com
pany in this city a few weeks age will
secure for them & crowded house en their
return viajt. Prices, Gallery 25, Balcony
35, .Dces Circle 50, Parquet 75 cents.
Scats new en sale at Nelsen's.
Brutus J. Clay, ene of the wealthiest
men of Madisen county, and son of Gen
eral Cassius M. Clay, has purchased the
linndsome nrenertv of the late Dr. J. P.
Hernden of Richmond for 810,000, and
has denated the same for the purpese of
establishing an Infirmary at that place
It Is te be called the Pattie Field-Clay
Infirmary, as a memorial te his wlfe, wue
recently died.
A HEreiiT has reached The Ledoer of
ene of the most fiendish and outrageous
practices ever perpetrated among decent
and rcspoctable people, the scene of
which Is in the Fifth Ward. The crime of
which the participants are guilty is ene
of the most disgraceful In the dark
stained history of crime, and would net
be telerated In a Pagau community. The
pcople are indifferent te the sacrcduess
of bome and pessess neither self-respect
nor common decency, and should be
driven Inte the Ohie river. We are re
quested te anuounce that they may ex
pect a visit from White Caps seen unless
thore Is a specdy reformation.
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Remember, Tns Ledekk prints "Help
Wanted," "Lest," "Found," and similar
notices net of a business character, free
cf charge. The only thing we rcqulre Is
that the copy be sent In before 9 o'clock
outlay of publication.'
The tobacco Is about all under cover In
Masen county.
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There are new sixteen prisoners in the
Bourbon County jail.
There's a move en feet at Flemings
burg te establish a stock yard and pens
for the sale of cattle en County Court
Day.
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TnE Republicans of Carlisle Precinct
are called te meet Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock te nominate a candidate for
Censtable.
Elder J. 8. Sweeney was re-elected
Paster of the Paris Christian Church,
Sunday morning, for the twenty-third
consecutive time.
Elder Hawkins of Louisville is con
ducting n very successful meeting at the
North Mlddletewn Christian Church.
There have been twenty additions.
Postmaster H. B. Biiysek and Miss
Minnle Mnunwcre married at Carllsle
Tuesday afternoon. The Ledger ex
tends its heartiest geed wishes te tliu
happy couple
Miss Mattib TiiOMi'soN.the well known
and beautiful daughter of Hen. Phil B.
Thompson, is lying dangereusly ill at the
Fifth Avenue Hetel in New Yerk, of
typhoid fever.
The slew-going town of Newport is
rearing up en her hind legs and howling
ever the Introduction of electric' cars.
Maysvllle has had 'em for a year or two.
courts te
cently
validity of the
of this county
pealed te the suprec
panics anticipated,
that the county au
main passive.
Th fl it. Intimation
RimA Wulnpi1n.v In n. leP f
deputies en ten locomotive, m wei
the electric light plant at tne i
station, the Droeertv ei tba Union
n r for fTr 1 Arm the rJtw. Thi
the dermtlca woeDed ..'down
en the yards ei ethc reads
centering here and wx rapid
succession levies, were made en
the rolling stock of the rfg Four, the
Pennsylvania Central, te L, D. & W.
and ether companies. Immcdlately the
.companies hustled around far bends,
and the Union Railway Ce. appeared
befere Judge Tayler, ei the superior
court, with a petition te restrain the
county treasurer from proceeding with
the seizing and holding ei company
property.
At a late hour the court granted the
Injunction, expressing the opinion that
tne assessment or tne company ier tax
ation by the state tax commissioners
was Illegal because the Union Railway
Ce. Is net a concern operated for profit
In rendering this opinion thore is an in
timation that the same reasons ier lean
ing an injunction against the comity
treasurer would net apply te companies
operated for profit All the campanles
whose property wea seized upon gave
bend.
INSANE FROM JOY.
X Voting Ladj BIeU Her Xreng AteflDt
Mether mad Vete Heir Blind.
WttKESBAnnE, Pa., Oct C A sad
story comes from Ashley, thla county.
Jehn Barney wea divorced from hl wife
twelve years age. He at once went
West taking his five-year-old daughter
with him. The divorced wife continued
te reside at Ashley. She always ex
nresscd a dofclre te have her dauxrhter
with her. She wrote appealing
letters te her divorced husband te send
their child east The husband, how hew how
ever, was obdurate. One day last week
he relented and sent her east She ar
rived in Ashley Saturday. Her mother
was at the depot te meet her daughter.
Overjoyed at meeting her mother the
girl became violently Insane. P. M".
Cennlff took the young lady te the
Danville Insane asylum Wednesday.
The demented girl Is very pretty.
A DOUBLE ATTEMPT
At Self.DMtructlen la Cetumbtu, O. A
Suicide Club.
Celc sxdus, 0, Oct CL A double at
tempt at self-destruction Vedatday
night led te the discovery that a Sttlcide
club has been formed among the lewei
of the women of Ill-fame In the noteri
eus precincts of Seuth Seventh street
Mrs. Jee Keller and Rese Cele, members
of the demi-mende, took morphine with
suicidal Intent In narry Bell's sa
loon at Seventh and Donaldsen streets.
They were pumped out and will re
cover. Beth ei them claim that the
act was prompted by a decree of a new
association te which they belong, two
of whose members are te end their
lives together whenever the club de
cides that circumstance warrant such
action. The circumstances in the
present cese indicate that the woman
also belong te the Wheel club.
and thinks nothing about It.
The barn of Mrs. A. W . Blair' R farm
about three miles from Carllsle burned
Monday night about 10 ocleck. William
Soper has the farm rented, and sustained
a less of about 8350. Ne Insurance en
barn or contents.
Tandy QuisENnsnuY, en old citizen of
Clark county, committed suicide by
blowing his brains out with a shotgun.
He was a veteran of the Mexican war
and for a long time has been partially in
sane He owned conBlderable property.
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E. O. Harris of Carllsle will wed Miss
Jcssle Trimble, daughter of J. A. Trim
ble, North Middletewn, Wednesday af
ternoon, Octeber 10th, at 4 o'clock at the
North Mlddletewn Christian Church.
They will niake their future home In Car Car
llseo. Patrick Ujckkv. who recently dled In
Cincinnati, was the father of a remark
able and very religious family. His four
sons are bow officiating as prlests, and
ene of his daughters Is a member of a
Notre Dame Convent at Philadelphia.
Ills remaining daughter is a stenographer.
FALSE ENTRIES
Canted a Shortage of Six Tboesaad-A
Hunk Teller Arrested.
WiLMiNOTOJf, kDcL, Oct 6. Obadlah '
C Vesbett paying teller of the Smyrna j
notional bank, has been arrested "
charged with making false entries in
tl.n nl.a VwKa wwr,Tla ntlrl Ktntw
ments with Intent te deceive the offl effl
pp! thereof. Ha-was ureusrht te this
city and given a hearing befere Cem
missioner Smith, who Held mm in ifu.uuu
ball for court At the hearing Vesbett
pleaded guilty te making the f also en- w
tries, but denied that he had received
any of the bank's money, and claimed
that these entries were simply te cever
up errors. The amount of the shortage
Is stated te be ga.000.
Hangman's luy Id Seuth Carolina.
CeLUiiniA, S. G, Oct a Friday will
be harvest day for the hangman in
Seuth Carolina. Twe murderers and
two murderesses will leave this world
by the repe route. A fifth, Gus Deer
lug, an Edgefield colored man, who
killed a fellow-workman, had his sen
tence commuted te Ufe Imprisonment
by Gov. Tillman.
The Defendant Win.
New Yorm, Oct ft. In the suit of Con
gressman James Behien against ex-
Judge Stevenson Burke and ethers, and
the Columbus, Teledo and Hecking
Valley railroad, which Involves about
$9,000,000. Justice Ingraham handed
down a decision Wednesday morning
giving judgment for the defendants.
The Fight Declared OO.
SrnrseFiELD, (X, Oct C .The Mc-Hugh-Gcraghty
contest will net take
place Thursday night AU bets have
been withdrawn and the sale of seats
stepped. Oereghty is suffering with
typhoid fever, produced by training
down tee rapidly.
Jack Gentry Killed.
PARKERsnCRO, W. Ve., Oct 0. Jack
Gentry, a notorious outlaw, was killed
near Covington, Vs., by Sheriff Byers
and two deputies. Gentry was wanted
ier four murders recently committed,
and was killed whlle resisting officers.
Mr. Harr-en Unchanged.
Wabuinotes, Oct aMra, narrlsen
passed a comfertablo day's rcstifully as
well as she has during any period In the
n.f Mm wholes, although no nercentl
bio change Is reported in her condition
Wednesday night
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Columbia, Tenn., Oct T The rR
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