The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, April 15, 1892, Image 4

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pi-1' j taalUrr Walla aa<l Ceilings. Q. Does the Bible liare anything to my regarding Military waller A. Read Leviticus, 14th Chapter, 88-41 verses. Q. What do modern sanitarian* aay. A. Tbat wall pa|>ar and glue kalsominee are directly reaponaible for much of the sickneaa, igoorantly attributed to other causes. The C?ioego Inter-Oetan, in an article on papering wails, under the caption n, Xn.*- L? *ar. Our Health Officer. Dr. De Wolfe, says the free passage of air through wails of living rooms ia an important element in proper ventilation. The practice of repapenng rooms br layer upoo layer of wall |iaper, made adhesive by glue or paste, which adds a decomposing material to the nasty practice, can receive nothing bat condemnation from the sanitarian. The perfect wall for domestic habitation isof material which reslsts decOiii|KMtition in every form, and which permits tho free |<aiMage of air. It seems to mo!tint Ainiwwun?is nimirmiy mupu>ii iwr tho purpose. The Doctor agree* with the Inter^Ootan, that a special law should ln> passed to pro ent the practloe of pasting repeated layer* of i?)*or on the wall*. Write the Alabastine Co., tlrand Itapids, Mich., for supplement from the report of tho Michigan St ite Hoard of Health, entitle 1 "Sanitary Wall* an 1 Ceilings " Remember tho name, Alabastine, made from alabaster rock. The world consume* .1,000,1)00,000 pounds of paper a year, and it is supplied by 4500 paper mills. Elsewhere In this issue are published the partlc. Tilarn of a remarkable euro that fairly outrivals ' the celebrated case of John Marshall, of Ham- i llton, which creat?<l such a sensation thmiiith- | out the country. The particulars of this case are vouched for by the Albany hVnin / ./mir. 1 " tioize<I as the leading newspai?er at < the New York State Capital, and one of the | leading i>Apora of the United States. There Is, , theroforc.no room to doubt that tho particulars of the case am sccurateiy and carefully sot forth. In cvory res|s*ct true, and must t nerofnre prove of dcp|)pst interest to our readers; t he ar- ' tide is commended to their careful imruaal. I The University of Pennsylvania will ' shortly establish a Rchool of American ? history and institutions. i Cninrrli Can'i hrCiirrd | . Willi l??? .'?I iinpliratioii.-s( * Mn\v ennnnt reach i < Mm scut >! lin* ili-ousi'. Catarrh Ii hinoil or ' ( <*oii?l if iolllll llisi'usi', It iii I ill iii'lIlT I" i-lire it >1)11 | liiim-In In kiinl linn I ri'ini'il ion. ilallV Cuturrh < 'm i' is I nkfii ini mully.and ni'11 direct ly on llui I | blood ii in I tniiroiiM Mil r faces. Mall's Catarrh j (lurr is iiu 11tin k medicine. Ii nas prescribed by oiioof iIn' best |iliisiriiuis iii Mils country | for yi'iirs. anil is n regular prescript ion. II Is i'oiii|hisi'ii of tin' Iii's! loiiirs known, combined with tlio best iiiooii imiiilora,iirliiiiriliri'rMy on ( tlifi null mis surfaces. Tin- pcrfei I roiiiliiiinl ion of the two ingredients Is n lint j>r?M|i|f.-s ::i:r|i Wonderful results In rill ing catarrh. Send for tent Imon fain fiw. r| F. .1. f'llKNF.V & Co., l'ropM., Toledo, O. ' Hold liy ilriiKifisls. price if*'. i Tnic MaRsachusett* Stata Board of Agrl- ! culture roporU the abandoned farina of that ' Btat" to Ihi UlNl. I I.aiuks ni'i'lln' n tonir, or children who waul liiiiiilinir up, slioiilil lake llrnwii's lion Hitters. it is ulcuslit to laki', cures Malaria, Indices) ion, Iti I iii istii'ts an I I >ivor Comidpmis, hi iki'i i lie Itlimil rlrli ami |uiri'. Koiity-kihiit ata^a onaoliea ciarryint; tha United HlaiiM mail war* hold up hi thia country lust yuar. For stroiiK'lirnini: ami clearing Mm voice, ii so ' Hmow.n'h If iiiim'ii t a i. Tuociikm." "i have I'oniini'ii'li'il tlii'in to friends who were public speakers, and tlicy liavo proved cxtioinely serviceable."?ifeii Henry ll'iird lietcher. Foiity-onr electric light plants liavo been established in the Mouth during tlio pant throe tnonthn, fe ^ n ;?/ Miss \ ill I it- I. I nlilt . r ?"f ? hl'Mirc. K I. lortln' imM' ?rit> .<"? iiinl |<i?<mlrnil<>n After the Clip, Diphtheria 'I'X'hoiil I Vvt-r, I Im-mm', I'neiitnonia. >1 :it.ii lr\ I lev. r. * l?* . 11 mi ?W Saistp ii ilia lias Iteeii useil with woioh rfol MitTi'sn a ? .? IiiilhIiim up itmllelito ami I ?! ?* I | ttnlii'i*. I ni'f.\.iiiiph\ i .? I i In* follow Sn . Iron i Mists Matlio A. t'ohl# of i'in\ nli'in'i', I; I., ami Iter mother Mist i "ol?h e* a \ Mine; I:i*I> of is, ? Picture of Health tttul a prMiitlhitu* pupi i? t ie II u It i Itool. I In father l> a well know it |mh.*e oMeor Messrs r. I. llo?<l \ *' I Wi lli* to tell l:m\ iiiuelt koihI Hood'sSarsaparllla lias iloite for tin*. I had diphtheria ami was siek lor a and Helpless f tiwvl oiip IxXllt'nf llnnd'H Nars.iparllla ami II niadn ni<> wt'll anil HlroiiK.' M A i'tik A. L'ohm, Noulli I'lifilor AM'im?\ I'mvhli'Hi'o. II. I. 'As iii\ ilaii ;lilrr wanli 'l In wrlli- Imw well ilia IIKril HimhI's Sur^ai'arilla, I llmnnht | would say a low words. I limit, it Is lliv Greatest Blood Purifier lH?for?* thr in\ rrinul< hji\ Va.nvtijr %\ Itti >our IHi'iliriiic.' I >,?l'l lilt* s;im?? I*l|l sllli'O lll> llilx t.ll.i'll Hood's Sarsaparilla Mv <>|dnlnn has rliaiiKisI fniishh-raldy.' Mils. Uk<>. N. Cniin, l'm\ idiixv. |;. t 11 nod's I'i I Is <1 w < akmi tin- sj |. in lit. j . n Inr calliarln , Inil a. Iiiidl > I in- ii|> nnl ?m.- sin nH Si Kennedy's ? MedicalDiscuvery Takes hold in this order: Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, Inside Skin, Outside Skin, everything before It that ought to be oat. You know whether you need it or not. Ml try every druggist. and manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, aOXBl'BY, 91 AMU. "Coi>ma.n Syrup" si say a word as to the efOerinan Syrup. I have Sillily for Bronchitis, 's, with most ex? taken it myand have rn. I * .1; V ' ^ W H EN DAY IS DON BE. The kinking ran; A mn* of gold Mil purple in the Wnt, Tbe drowey twittering* of bir<la at r?xt? A long, low hours Ibat aihouetted staii'la, Bilent and Ions mrrom the Lwa low land*; A broken ailver ring againat tha Ajr-? TH#?i nna h?ta*A 9 And day ia done. ?Charlotte L Hearer, in the Cosmopolitan. A SHEEP IN WOLPS CLOTHING. /tr It. L. KKICUt'W. 0* ,fcu ,,u8t ? CT'J j??t as wleep; l/V but now, inutea'l of l?!< win:; "If to lecwanl, as it 1 i<l awhile a^o, it lianas close amumi the stage in a thick, ileiwc, reihiisioyellow rloinl, almost shutting oil tin: view from tIn* passengers iiishlc, if they careil to look out. |{<il Mm beauties of nu'ure lioM I heir interest only slightly, just at prevent. The iliist occupies their attention to a largo ex'enl. It tills their mouths, ami eyes, ami nostrils, ami' Mines to their hair ami cars in much profusion. It is <lisu meeahie?very; wml (lie man who litis enough spirits left lo try to keep up the conversation is vote*I an ass by iiis fellow-passengers. I'hev weie all very Iricmlly only a ale rt lime ago; but they hate each other with . i.I ...I * I I r 11 i ?; i iiiiui'l jtl>l ll'?rt ?Jill U|| < |f' (*t M111 I ?f the ?lii.st. I fust is a rout destroyer of ^oo*l humor. Boiiiehow, tin: 1 ust doesn't rise very lii^ii.or ehc lit*? driver and tlio | nssen^* r an tho box don't mtn<t it, for we can hear them lalkiu^. Old J ten, through some unseen hut easily imagined inHtieiire, has relax*; I from his usual taciturnity, ami is <|tiilc entntnunicittivo to the hoar* I less, boyish-looking younjj L'tiup wiio o*?t on back at Alpena ami is sharing the box with him. As the sta^e reaches tho lev* I ami rolls into the shadows of the mountain ind tho tall pines, Hon points with the whip to the month of tho narrow pass cadino nut of the canyon a quarter of a nile away, ami remarks. "See them two bio rocks?road runs b'tween 'cm. Uli-huh. Wal, ri;;ht lliar?inebbo a couple roils 'r so lu'tlier on?was whar I was belt up *)iie *lay in th' summer of '7t>." "Yes? ' said tlie passenger's pleasant nutr, niiciiii^iiiivny. "tyoiiiii you mind Idling int> about it?" Hi ii <-l11r|>?mI I<? lil.s horses, spat, im| ressively and liberally, and began: "Wal, 'iwiiz this.i-way. That mornill* III' 'x press hox was loaded |ihiinh full o' haid stulT, Ih'l hod l' >40 through thai day. Now, jc?-*j5 luck'd liev' il, one o' the gyurds? we lied gyards them days ? turned up inissiu' 'hout th' tune we was ready f start I'r'in Kldorado in th' luorniu'. Herry McNeill, th'other gvard, goes al ter "im, an' tin's Mr. Man laid up with a gash in th' head fr'in a beer hottie?be'n scrappin' night h'fore. "Th* lUICUt uu' me Wits Ihiiikin' imw*. rut nont who we c d git r raKo Ffauscr's place ef he was sick, w'en hyar comes Mac, whistlin'. " 'Say, tellers,' says he, Mlauser got. plunked with a hot tie las' night, an' is iayin' nn his downy couch with a headache. Heekon 1 c'n no m I?' my lone some; I got Ilauser's sawed <>lT ?un.' "We lioth kicked a whole lot, hut Mae, he'd maile up his mill', an' was liouu' l' hev' his own way, h'sidcs, wo (loiii'l l ev' no one riuht handy I' go 'long, > we hoi l' give in, an' Mae, w iiisiiiu' one o' liis everlaslui' toons, piles up on lh' hox, an' we pulls out. They wu'n'i no p isM-iu'.er-. "Wal, we hep' our peepers shun rigid sharp, luit ev'rxthin' went lovely till jes1 lung 'hoiil hyar. Then Mae says: 'lien, 1 h'heve I hex's some eu-scs lay in' fer us up h' them rocks?I think I seen a fel ler's head, je>' now .' Savs I: 'Mae y'rc lull o' nop. I seen it, too, an 'twa'n'l uothin' hut a hawk, erossin' th road_._ , imens a mr, noxv soiucver, l>ut jes'/. wc turned th' rocks Minu'lnnlv lumps out Ir'm I tot It sfilos an nails tii' l? nit i s an' they wan so man] nuns st irin* iiiluli my laec tli't it ina<l lilt' nsiiaineil o lux soli". Mao out loo> \vi* tli' saut?lell shot-^uii, an* then ho Kmi wi' tli' \N iiu ltost' i', oittin' two fol lors an' skinnm' up soiiio inoro?hut the was too mailt ol 'out, an' tlu*J* e*<l sh 10I too, so Mao he never u>>t n<? ohauoo pump that ipin Iry. lie oughtn't t' lit" shot, nohow, hut ho alius was a nor\ en ? looto iier\o n-ouso. I list'ttill sa> 'Mao " Half a dozen dusky forms leap fro the mad siijo-. il.o hii; oow oo\ wiio ?( aboard early in liio aiteruoon, ami li been dozing sinl swearing in a sleoi way almut tin* ?111-t, is sii'Metily wit awake, ami wo, oil I ho inside, yet a you look at tho mux/.'. > of his t.vo hi" n Volvers?v.< ttcio l?fu ej.toulalo, ,l\Va I his i|o beat all!" ?ami then we are n v i t CM I to ad down into tin- roa<l, whor tho pleasatil-taei'il, hot ish looking youn mail, who <jot oil hack at All .'II I or. ? I ?* feccils t?> busim -?, ;iii?I, politely, eourti niislv.hut tirmly, withal, rein ves \is ?>1 01 .-.pure chance ? ami, more, This is my part ot the story. ' course, there were ipiitc a number i ! it* i projiir |?nsi'nt, liuimlinu t -litiiftil lii^liw;i\iii.ill ami his e.ipab i-t nits, ami they, al>o, have a elai i the above narrative. I <Ii?I not me:i it I oivlie*I it; what I trie.! t -ay w 'iiit that is the only one ol tie even i Mil which conic this veracious tale tic took part in, anil I think it has lice loan that mv part was entirely a pa -ivo one. IVrhaps we hail better ea mat portion of the story the ^entlenianl mail agent's, because he got about evert if it l * ' * I lt?? I'l'st I s. Ilullcgan anil I were traveling t< ;ether, ami it was his foresight?o rather, an mid notion of )vi>,?that ei nbletl us to resu no out jo-.truey to Dei vi-r after the r.?a<l- .gent nice lent. Tiii > lil notion was in tin- form of a thi aainois insole, whn'u ie wore in his !< not, ami which, in a I litio i io , , ,t iving directions tor to-- < 1 m t >sr11<>:i ? is hotly in case lie <ii'iiili| h *11 i ! 11 led iieoee w.onj a n t , | , contained a liftv doilai >:ll. Ii wa? a rdinary tlfty-ilollar iiiil, out w , M |, , llsi-11(-?I it before my e.| eves i "el at Men ill tiia night, I w . "<tiat it was laie.ei an I mot the opinions ot a Net Kngland hired man.. It tookiMft ville, snyway, and we could reasonably desire. But for the rent of the story It was about two year* after the roadagent affair, iu which we lost atinoat i-eerythiuK but our good uaiuea aod the rlothinu wa wnr? J-j, I ? thunder struck to receive tdallogan's wedding cards. It was the first time I had heard from him In a year, and had nay ouo else, told mo Terence Haliegan was a marrying man, I should have dc, rided himt but when Torenoe himself,in his own peculiar chirogtaphy, directed to mn an snvnloDc contaiuiuir such startliny news, all set forth in the highest style of the engraver's itrl?well, it was 1 too much, nud I went down into the camp, where there w< re it full score of 1 Terence's friends and acquaintance* to toast hia memory and console with each other. And grief w t* our lot, until the day Jewett "struck it" in that hole ho had been pegging away at, over on the other side of the gulch, and excitement feigned supreme. in the midst of tho confusion, telegrams came and went, llym :?brought J and sent by special courier to and from the office ul Sui.risi, nine miles away; and, one day, came one for him who sits here burniiiLr the nocturnal kprnwnn It was from llniie^ai), who whs now living in Chicago, and summoned me to hasten to tlnit city, where I was needed to assist in closing n transact ion involy- . iu>j the sale of HO:ne mining property in which Terence and I were interested. Terence met uie at the station. He looked remarkably well, oven for a per *011 whoso health and spirits had always been of the very best, and I told him so, iddm^ that in deponent's opinion lie I must have drawn a capital pri/.o in the matrimonial loilory. lie ?miled happily, and took my arm to walk outside the train imdosure, as he said: "That I did?tiist I did, me boy; fast wait till you see her, and you'll bo j sure of it." He called a can, gave the driver some i i.uef instructions,ami leaped in after me. ! We rode several minutes in silence; then II alloxan turned to me in a rather o nliarrnsscd way, and said, in a drained lone; "Hilly, me hoy?it's very near diuncrIII no ill nlir lioiim?mill thiipo'ii no limn for? explanations. Dnly?if you think you've seen?my wife?if her facfr la.fa miliiir?please don't mention it, or net as though you noticed it. I'll explain after dinner." I acquiesced wouderingly, and wondered yet more after I had met Mrs. Unbegun, for 1 was quite positive that I liad never set n her before, and there was ample opportunity, duriug the course t?f the excellent dinner we presently sat down to, to stil ly her. She was slightly above the me limn height, and of a perfect, though lather slight, figure. ller luiir and eyes were dark, setting olT excellently her eleu olive complexion, and I Iter features were all thai an artist could desire. She was hardly what one would call a beautilul woman, how. ver. " I landsoaie'' would he t lit! better word ?or, perhaps, "striking." There was something about the firm set of her mouth when not speaking, and the strong, rather masculine chin?in which, oddly enough, there was a charmingly , lemiuiuo ilininit*?'by' this ell-*"" I flunk. thie would nfcvei i.a.*, ???> Mrs llallegun for the daughter of tho little, white-haired, sweet-faced old lady who sat opposite me, and whom she addressed as "mother." Dinner over, the belies rose to leave us, smiling over the broad hiut Terence had just thrown out concerning a desire to smoke. As they reached the door, Mrs. 11.illegau turned ami bowed mockingly to her husband, whose hand was ml i-OK-liiixr fm- lln> hull l(l llOlll" Sir Terence, tint the cigars may prove dry i company." Tltcit, with a bright smile, she vanished. I flopped into my chair, breathlessly. Where I a I I seen that mocking bow? Then, suddenly, there ca ne before me , that, little scene in the mountains two s years since; the dust, the heat, the sleepy cowb >y inside the coau'u, the , dapper little chap- who so politely took ' our money and watches. Me bowed just e that way when he finished his .work,aud "black sheep,blot on family escutcheon. Mow much they resemble?" "Well, me hoy?" k ll.-dlrgun was looking nt tuo quizzically l' through the smoke, wo having lighted '' our cigars meanwhile. I suppose 1 looked embarrassed. Of course it was all rot; the idea of the*-** being any conV m et ion, however remote, between the ' stats ly creature who hud just left us ( and the little rascal who engineered that k hold-mi! MaSlegaii spoke: 1 "billy, me hoy, I won't make a short story any longer than is no ossurv. You m remember the little fellow who held us it uii, l wo \ears ago: is "Of course 1 do." >y "Vf, very 1 ik??ly. Well, I fancy I'd le better Infill at the beginning, id "Three years ago, a young fellow named Wilson. who had been employed {, as cashier by tno h. and A. ?5iRge and i- Cypress Coinpauv, got into trouble over e his aeeiuuts. The manager?Uobin _r sou- charged him with a shortage > amounting to several thousand dollars. rhere was an investigation, and, on the ir strength >.' eertain circumstantial cvideuce which met he .dated, as it is | imtnatcrial, ha "he I by the testimony ot | ltohiiiM?n, tin- manager, Tweedy, the 1(j | superintendent, and Crank liobinson, sou ie of the manager?who, by tbo way, had le 1 always been Wilson's it >? ?m friend?the m ; cashier was convicted on triil and senin tenced to a long term at Canon City, as Strange to say, lie o h red ii > testimony ts and made no defense except liis plea of it "not guilty.' m "Well, it killed bun. Inside of a year, s- the worry and disgrace, along with the ill bard work and close continoinent?he had ly never been very strong?had wasted him p- to a shadow, and when, at last, he knew s he couldn't live very long, lie sent for Ills mould mei snib,). to uuk. to him. r>- "M s mother was too ill herself to r. i ivel, and one of the -asters?a cripple , ..-in _fi io rem tin with her, but i tin- elder -;stoi weal. Jn "She {i.uail him dymi;?dying in , |>: i. It \va> tIk lirst she had known I ??f In- trouble, and, niturally, she waft ii rribly >i.oi k>'d. "Hi- I old lo-r the t^iio history of the all i r?tn it \ouii!; io>l?in?ou, between wli >111 and bin.-a ll an l existed a sort of Diiiioii and I'ytiiias friendship, was the ,, guilty one; and ho.v, when some of the stockholders o.>t wmd of the shortage, , the two ilobinsons and d weedy, who was v a brothei-in-law of old Kobiuson, had shield the gniltv nui ecriflciog!? leaocvot one, who w not defef} inm-H. The con'e made by \ K/iag man wu net getbar * Ksry one. His sister, had k?ow fcisg except that he HP* (HI V* MM trum b?di'** <UUri( coumS^wK^l _ bratbtr' nOewMM nm^3^4mT Cftlilt whc belonged, bul Eoo found that not r0ttU be promd. The ltobiusoo* too strong foAer. *'About j#? tone Mrs. Tfilion nad younger djpigliter were obliged U. South oiMccouot ol ill health, lea the ?ddoW daughter, who was stud, tiled icufc, here in Chicago. Not after note, the hold-ups on the diffi lineaJftf the L. and A? began. For tirst/ew times there was only one i H'^ut?a little chap, hut a nervy Who got tatked about by the dsdc good deal, but pretty soou there i others, until a band of about eigh nine had organized, under the I fellow's leadership, and they made li burden b> the L. and A. people, made no diilereuoe what d re cautions eouiiNiny took, or lioiv niauy guard employed; the road agent) were khsrp, and the boldest kind of holdwere successfully made?and, by Jc it 'busted.' *UJ m?H'UBT*' business. ' L. and A. wnsnJt a neavy concern course, but bad alwiys made a good < of mouey. The frequent hold-ups ou lines, though, proved a settler. wasu't long before nobody would shi) (ravel over any of the L. aud A. C pauv's lines unless actually obliged and tht company wan kept pretty L settling the losses of its customers. T came the crash, and somehow people trail to suspect that the Kobinsous not ruu things as they should have li haudleJ, and the stockholders iuvc irated. Ohl Robinson died in disgi shortly afterward. The young; man t all he could lay hands on and skipj but was caught at Santa Fo. I where he should be?at Canon C Tweedy got oil on a technicality. About seven or eight months after were held up, a stage full of fello<vs, eluding myself, were stopped unci lieved one afternoon, about teu 111 from Milliken, on the old Mule-a follow wo* one of ro^Dcrs?I knef1 him in spite of his nu There were only four of the road ag< 011 this occasion. "They pulled out, leaving us on not to touch our arms (which they Marked ou the ground) for twenty i utea, under penalty of getting shot, one of our party was a devil-may chap, and no sooner were the ban gone than ho walked right over to pile of guns and picked his out, rem; itig that he 'didn't believe there were road agents around just then.' 1 there weren't. "Well, the result of this fellow's f< 1'iird niss was that we concluded it \v< lit: in nicy iu our pocaeis 10 gei. on trail of those four road agents, so started after them, separating a little < lanco from each other. We follow them all the afternoon, but couldn't x trace. ^'r 44 i'ou know l'kiw tho old Mulo-S ^leclNi't4 iMtlut'wa tiie Shoe?it IsJonly three or four ir acro-s. 441 was just kbout making up my m to join the other fellows,and had stop to think of the host way to cross creek, when I heard a queer sound, a >voil)an sobbing. 1 looked cautio arou ul, and there, within two rod ine, was the young road agent, cry in if his heart would break. There nobody else there, it was plain t< seen, so I quietly sneaked up and quested him to throw up his hands. Did you ever hear a woman scr at the sight of a mouse? That a the way this young fellow so en when he saw tho muzzle of inv g* and I, as soon as I saw the scared, I ful face turned to mine, knew as wc I know now, that tlie famous I?i known as 4Foxey' was only a wonia She veemed to trust me, somehow, lists' \<>"n 1 h?d tho whole story her like a orothcr.1 and tho result that next dry tho road agents mi their leader, and, inside of a fortni M ss Jean Wilson was back here iu ca ?o, at her studies again. 44l need not say that this gentle dit, who ruined the business of tl and A. Company, took not one cc the proceeds, aud uever per uittcd of lite band to interfere with I Sam's mail. The latter luct accoun a measure, for their success, for ! Sam is a had man to interfere with, former fact, I think, had to do, to extent, with the strong hold \ 4l,'oxey' had over his subordinates though they must have had a good of faith iu ids demonstrated ability executive. The band >vas broke not lung after 4FoxeyV disappcai and tluee of the men were caughi they didn't know any more concc tnefi iny^tcr uib ex-rCiuof than di'i public at largo.*' "Ami?and Miss Wilson is *' II illcgan's eyes twinkled: 44ls i ing for us. Let us join her," he ?.xrgoiriut. m*rn Encampment at Wrightavilli IxAi.Kit.ir, N. C.? (lovernor Ho his stall returned from \Vi<niington big inspected the encampment gr at W right.sville. It is uot yet ric* u liel her the appropriation is suffic I uge to meet tire expense of the cm merit. If it is held it will certainly W rightsvillc, and the First and S Itcgimcnts will encamp from July ,''.1 inclusive, and the Third and h Regiments from August 4 to 12 sive. It is (piite probable that tl cumpmciit will be held on the perm grounds. (lov llolt Ins offered $200 rcwa he unknown assassin or nssassi Alia* p. Taylor, a promiucut fan ^ittyiU^St^etunty, who was inur nc.n rs^boafd.^Aprll 1. Kd'.ojl His Wife's Lover. IliiiKioi., Venn. ?At 2 o'clock . Jordan, a furniture dealer of the shot and killed N C. Adam's, his paramour Adams was ?ndeavori keep Jordan from forcing an cut into the woman's ??"! !" )0!R, \YIn-ii .1 drew a revolver and fired twiee, th shot missing Adams and the secoin ing i tTeet in his breast, causing a instant death. Jordan surrendere the office, 8. The Russian navy of the present consists of 192 vessels, of w inch ' six are first-f^use ships of war. L ?fa? CHARLOTTE TRAGEDIES ould tucH A Policeman Dead From a Burglar'? who Bullet. wu from tin _ Fir# of the Seven Jail Breaken Brought Back AliVn, One Dead, iU- and Boyd, the Wrecker, what Still at Large. ia r'' '' Exciting time* they have had at Char' "'Off lottc, N. C , for a week. Following were close .jpon the heels of the jail delivery, a |K>Iiceman was shot in the dead ol I her ?ight, while attempting to arrest a uegro, go wlio was stealing a sack of flour, ring This was Friday night, the thief mak ping i"K his escape minus the flour, whih long friends bore Policeman James Moran t< irenj his home. Here he lingered iu pain and suffering until 13:80 o'clock Mondaj roa<l Morning, when he died. OQO Mo: an was a i utlve of Ireland ^ moving to this country in 18-17, iiu I wai 00 of years ag , having been an ^ of cflieient and popular member of the .... Charlotte police force for thiee years, 0 serving on Scr^reat Orr's squad i e a 'Pllc |joaj.(i ,,f Aldermen by mot on of It ,vid..r. ~i o 'I ?- / ?v iiio (Jefniy all the funeral expenses. Th? following resolution was also passed. ??( Whkkkas, .I.i in cm Moran, one of the reg UP'' ular policemen of this city, while in the rw discharge of his duty m? policeman, vtm rh? shot and killed by a party resisting ar ?' rest, it is duly resolved by the Board lest of Aldermen, i its "That the treasurer be directed to pay It all dues to the Mutual Building A Loan J or Association due from said James Mo ran, otn- in payment of his lot in said city, unti) to, tlie said mortgage shall have been fui\y msy satisfied, thus relieving the property hen from embarrassment, and securing a be- home to the family of a faithful policehid man" iet.? Alderman Clarksou moved that the 14ti? Board and police force attend the funeral race Poli* email Mo ran in a body, which ook w as unanimously agreed to. (u j The funeral services were conducted Tuesday morning from St. Peteis Cat hoi ic church Mass was siid by Hcv, *' Father Francis and requiem mass wai mug. The members of the police force acted as pall bearers. Evcfy honoi IU" and respect was paid the faithful officer j^ TUB MURDKRER. ihoo The negro who fired the shot that kill fcho 4'd Policeman Moran, is quite a boy, not ^ in appcarauce over 10 years old. Ho is tits vc|y "'ack, antl about average height. tie gives his name us Nelson Murdock, . t and was captured iu Chester by J. C. ' c" Chief of Police Morgan lie is now lodged in jail at Charlotte, iml confesses that he shot Mr. Moran, ll describing the locality where the ehoolcare (lt:, took place. The flour was taken dits froin E F. Young & Co. The other ne the ...... ? !,? i. n... "?" '??"? HIIII ^a?u uiiu iiic |r;s irk- ??I, and tolil him if any policcma i at ,m>' '< mptcil to arrest tlicm he (the oMiet VuU in ^iii) would take olT tlie goods, mill foi Mm dork to shoot him. Munlock wa? ool- under the impression that he shot OlKcei >uld Mo ran in the lower part of the abdomen. Hit lie had his pistol in his coat pocket, anil we liroil as he spoke to the officer. lie then dii- 'an. The next morning his ^unt, who ived I'vi-s near the city, bought him a ticket p,nd Chester, and he took the train at tin seven-mile siding. He remained hid in Ihoo '')C wooda uoar Chester until Monday when he veuturcd into town and vu " Sequel to tnrr jrii ??reau. las. Patterson, John Graham, \Vd> Smith and Abe Johnson, were safely ,m' turned to the calls from which they i)U i caped, last Thursday night. John Gra the haiu was captured at Spartanburg, on like Fridav; Jas Patterson and Bob Phuri usly were captured near the same place Satur s of day; and Will Smith and Abe Jolinsoi g a? were captured sit Chester, Saturday was night. Craliam was brought in Saturday , i,.. by Sergeant Ji tton ami policeman Baker rc. Patterson and l'harr were brought it Sunday evening by sheriff Smith, tin ca n former alive, the latter died from wound ;usp received while resisting arrest; am ,m. i Smith ami Johnson w re brought in Sun day evening by Deputies Johnson am far. WiU ? jjob I'liarr (lit'Cl 011 Till- train, cu 10m 1 ,'l> to Charlotte. John Boyd, who is charged with <mi? u. j,,j, (j?. wreck at Bostians Bridge ami noar St'itesvillc, where two dozen poop' from wt.,e kilted is slill at large, but it is e> *w I lUHW If 1Vltt UtJ # vww >v?v) was moml ami Danville Railroad is aidiu ssud the authorities to capture hiin. Boyd was capture! in Union count; Uhi- (j t twelve miles from the courthousi hy Mr. Farrar, who hearing that he w: ban- seen near a kinsman's house in that pa te !j. of the county, surprised and secured 11Hi int. of Boyd was turned over to Sheriff Miiill any of Mecklenburg county and now rots i Jncle jail again at Charlotte, ts, in THEY PLAYED LEAP FROG. I lie some vhieli The Rev Dr. Parkliurst's Expericnt , at- In His Crusiute Against Vico. deal Nkw Yoiik I'ity. Some of the exp as an riences that the Rev. Dr. I'arkhurst h ,l up had to undeigi in the vigorous tig ranee, whieh he is nuiMng against vice at t, but crnne and the pi >ecsand people that e ruing eon rage them were revealed hy the tc t I this inony given by the reverend gentl man in the elisposses proeeedinj brought against Baltic Adams, who, iVait- is claimed, keeps a house of ill reput auid Mr. I'arkiiuist testified that on the nigl of Maieli II, Agent Chas. tiardncr, Jol la ving, a elerk employed on Wall strec and himself had gone to the house ipiestion. \\ hen the party entered tl It nil I room they found a number of young gii , hav there. Beer was ordered, of which e ounds ei 1,holy present took. Then either M cided | rving or.Mr. liurdncr said that if at lent I \ ??r tlie girls had anything to do they hi ratnp belter doit. The riii nin dance was il he ill cidcd M|inn, anil live of the twirls we ccoml selected for the performance 'I lie gii 21 to disrobed in another room and daucc 'mirth while perfectly naked After tl inclu "circus" more beer Wiis had. and then 5 he en I was paid by thein f.-r each go1 dancing lanciil | he reverend gentleman iidmilled th Mr. Ervin < danced wirh one of the nal rd for ed a omen, and that Agent Gardner plni ns ol ed leap frog with them, ner of Messrs Erving and Gardner also te dore.1 tificd, their evidence being in most re peels similar to that given by Dr. I'srl iiurst. Mr. Gardner, when asked what part 1 I H played in the game of leap frog, repliet eitv. "I wns the frog." wife's The defense moved to dismiss the cas< ng to bnt the motion was denied, and an a< ranee jourument was taken. nrdan A New Mormon Temple, e first , , .. , , I tak- 8ai.t1.akk, I taii I heeapdone of tl Iniost Mormon temple was laid with impie*si< d to ceremonies in the presence of 150,W "saints." time Aulomatie bootblacks will be put o hir;y tlie market soon. Tiiey will ??? run o the nickel-iu-the-slot iduii. Hon to llrromc a 1'nlpit Orator. Apropos of tlio diieiuiioQ respecting the pulpit power of the nre.it preacher * juit dead, the following Hue* by the late Dr. Lcifchild, an eminent Loudon Nonconformist inininlur <?" the l-.t'-ci of delivering a sermon may bo inter* 1 ettiog: Bo?in lo?r, When most impressed. Proceed low; lie self pfjuwwd; Rise higher) To spirit wed form; Take fire; Hit down In m storm. Stamp collectors are warned tnat there f fi extensive counterfeiting of llawaiinu ^ stamps. In Londnrj lately the police arrested three men <u;.;a ;e i in sileto work, ' *nd found millions of stamps, cucniicih IU't ioois in i:ivir piiMWMiiii. xiii t'lf graver testified to Irivin^ fille I an order j (or lOU'J one aud twj-ceut stun pa in | blue and carnii'ic. Tk* 0?ljr Ob* Ever Printed. CAN YOU FIND TUB WOIID? > The*e Is a 8 Inch display a<l veri Isotnent In I thin paper, this ?eok, which h?i no two nrordi , ali i e except one Woro. The Miue is true of each new one appearing each week, from The ! I>r. Darter Medicine Co. This hodse places a "Crescent" on everything they make and j>ubll-lu l<ook for it, send them the name of i he word and they will return you u<>ok, BKAUtft' run i,itho(iuipub or sabm.ra rn*t 1 Ofrls oyer twelve can make valid wills ' under tire laws of Scotland. AUnt persons ate broken down from overwork or hou o'lold cares. Brown's Iron BltI tern ruhul ds the s)alein, ald? digestion, lemoves cxcese of bile, and cures malaria. A spends! tonic rnr women ,i<vl children. rtwiDisand Norway are preparing to mter the Herman ant.i-pmteetlontHt lo>zu'>. Mr.C. D. I'ayne, puhlishcrof the Union Signal, Chicago, III., writes: "I never saw anythingtntft would euro headache like your Brauycrotine." Fifty cent*. tibEC'iam's I'ipi-s arc not a now remedy. They l?a\e been used In Kuiope tor 50 years, all well tested and excellent. FITS stopped free by Dir. Kt,Ink's t.HF.Ar Nehvk Hr.stokku. No lith alter first day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and S" trial bottlo free. Dr. Kline.Ml Arch St., 1'hila., 1'a. Both the method and result3 when Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant i and refreshing to the ta3te, and acta femly yet promptly on the Kidneys, /ivcr and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrun of Figs is the only remedy of ita Icind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and ac1 ceptable to the stomach, prompt in ' its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. garcT'yi DOiiro'ur "tor icntrmg uruggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO: SAN f HA NCI SCO. CAL iei/ISVlilF rv NfW VO?K V ? . A 310NTH f?>r3 1lrlKhl Young Men or k|%K I.n<ll<-s In each county. Adilrewj 1 . W. qlvv /.IKi;l.KK A CO.. I'hila., 1 a. ; KANSAS FARMS i good itioc*- Karma for sale ?t bargains Ljit frue. 1 CUAH. it. WOifl.l.KV, Oaiaruo. )Uh Ely's Cream Balm i* <?IKKI,V CI' It KS BcSLnAPHt^?l : COLD IN HEADF-%^1 e 21iiiLJiiLLLillsZ3 ' *i'bl\ Halm into oiirli no-tiil R99 ' EI.Y ltKOH., r>n warren >i , .v i . Sy Tuft's Tiny Pills* IS mnil.it t lie torpiil liver, at rcnRt lien A It ^^tlie iligrHtivn nrKnni, regulate tlie i ^ Imwela, mill arc ini?niinle?l H .nn mil i- ^ Sliiliona meilleliie. Pose Hinnll. Price, V > Jlflc. Olliee, HI) & 41 Park Place, N. Y. ~ ? ********** H T 5T~ ? - "Tp? " > . I'li/iirrnU rA I bN I oft,a,|,,nvo,v? AO r?uf nook lr? es I Every Month B many women suffer fiom Excessive or I (, fl Scant Menstruation; they don't know B who to conlide in to get proper advice* !>s B Don't coniidc in anybody but try III | Bradfield's Female Regulate?, V- Specific for PAINFUL, PROFUSE. It* 8CANTY. SUPPRESSED anallRREGULAR it MENSTRUATION. 5 0 4 Book to "WOMAN" mailed free. Ill 8 BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, C-2. [ 111 H Hulii by all UriiK^isU, I, A? ? ' ' :vaS 1,1 C I briitbt. i iH icn lir i If, Wk r| I B | | fi | woman wuuti-d to take tl ^^0 t ^^0 ^0 aula* ii ui'iiin for an ai l ills that in iii-citnil in rrcr home niid iniliM|M-iiNH If lil<< in < v c r v ottira I-. mjk Sl'.l.l.s AT SI4JIIT, i wm town or country. 87<Mli IJ ?> dnvs and a wti-ady inron ..i BAB mm M M afti'i ward \ 'llonim/H Ull t< k M for |I,.| rmlit iH TNoti Gon WW JohN urn nrurra' w w " noon mknn. H>i/'on. J. \V. JO.NES, .tlnniitfi-r, Nprinsflt-ld, Ohia 1 KING COTTON y'. Buy or sell your Cotton or-JOi^ES M A#^5-Tun Cotton Scale i V k BI N0T CHEAPEST B,,T BESTBnl H 8 For terms Irru lit M "inuiiAflnun w w B1NGK1AMT0N, N. Y. s l! |MS, Cofvmunr turn Att atojm ;M both in the way it acts, and in tljpi way it'd Hold, is Dr. Pierce's FavorI ite Prescription for women. It acts in this way : If you're weak or " run-down," H | builds you up ; if you suffer from any of the painful disorders and derangements peculiar to your sex, it relieves ntid cures. It improves digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and restores Jlesli and strength. For all functional weaknesses and irregularities, it's a positive remedy. Hence, It's sold in this way : It's guaranteed to give satisfaction, in every case, or the money paid for it is* refunded. ^ ~'j. ~ They're tlio smallest", cl?55J5333^^w"' the easiest to take. But all that would bo nothing, if they weren't also the best to take. 1 Dr. Pierco's Pleasant Pellets pre* . vent ami cure Si?U Headache, Bil* . ions Headache, Constipation, Iudigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all aovahiic-monta of the liver, elvmacb and bowels. _____ lira I I ninrn Th* nest and cheapest plea* WAN rflrr n,rt i?i.r in V. s. toil m? IintL I ill isll pic> K-nt for lOe. i" Thou. J. .Tlygre.l'AlO Marked Ht., Phil*.,F% | dkMIfSIOITS - Dae nil W)U>IEItai H disabled. i2 fee for lucrc?*?. 'JO years *. |i?tii'iic?. Wrii* lor !.?wn. A.w. iid'ORKioa | Bonn. Wa.ihiki rn.f, J) O. A C iNc.-MNATI.dk FrfEE OF CHARGE. To Introduce our Simplified Music publication*, I cnabllug otiy one without uny previous kuowledgo of music to play III l'laiiomul < >rgun in H minute*, | we will give uwny lo any one ordering our Simplified I rhoril Instructor and Hook of Accompaniments, an I elegant Tin sic Folio, containing uv, r 10 pages of the l.ite-t vocal ami lusirnincntal music. Kit KE OF 4'Ii \ let; I-;. The price of tin; Chord Instructor Ami hook Is only one dollar. No house having an Instrument should ho without the Simplified Chord' Instructor,as it will teach any one harmony at sight, AUKNTS \V.\ MTKi) In every City and VlUagsMflr In tlie United states and Canada. I.thcral terms. Descriptive circular sent on application. THE AMfc-R. SIMPLIFIED MUSIC CO., rW^ I Ith St.. bet. .Tib tV til It A vc*.. N. Y. 4E2B2a332$a5EHJLl isDitnaptlTei and people I ma, should use i'lao's Curo /?r HH Consumption. It has rnrtd flj tkaaaaoda. It hits not Injur- 0 ed ono. It Is not bad to (ska. Ha It Is tbe best cough syrup. Bold OTcrrwhcro (Si:. Ef^J la RIPftNS TA BULHS regulate* I g the stomach, liver utid Irawcls,! t _jSoSp,:,i5K purify Hi.! litood. Me tefe uudtifZ # fectiial. Tho beet fccUMal faintly * AblS sTfC**^' j inedicJoo kuown for lS'li'iUMies*.* ! I'oiietliiatl jii, I'yuK'pala, Foul* 2Wm?CTo U?y lornth, Headache, 'tcirthurn. boss# XaHjnitaf of Appetite, Mnutal IHprrMloD,* s l aiiifuj Digestion, I'unplo*. .Sallow* * Completion. Tirod Feeling, and# fevory symptom or dlscaso resulting from Impure# ?blood, ora failure by the stomach, liver or Intoetlnee# tMi^?OTi'aiP'og;srfiat3? nssMSMSSMess* aakaaa ssssSswss* l'<i?il i \ i*l \ I'll rill ivilli tiiiilulili' Krineiliri iI:iv.- cured thoiiHaii <Im <>l i?m s. Cure pntloi In prcv. n. in < i d liopelc Hl>v IiokI |iliy iri i.ii. l'H.in liret dosa > nipt ul'is r;i J.I <11> diMtppenr; in III ti.iy* two third* of all ay in i t *iiiM removed, bend f. r n e book <>i tent imonialn it inir iriibius i ores. 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