The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 05, 1897, Image 6
US Oils J?M
From ? Stroke of Apoplexy Due to
Overwork in Campaigning for
MAYOR OF GREATER NEW YORK.
Ills Kvcntful I.lfc and Works ?He
(iuvc to the Cumpulgn Its Jlost Sensational
Incident*.
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Homy George, caudi?late of the Jeffcrsonian
Democracy for mayor of
Greater New York, died suddenly in
tbo Union Square hotel, Xew York, a
few hours after his last speech ut I'lusliing,
L. 1., of apoplexy, duo to ovorwork
in tho campaign, llo was nearly
fiO Yflara l^nlntv ia n clmvt Klrntoli
of bis life:
Henry^.?corgo was born on September
S, 183'\ Ho received a common
ecliool education and then went into a
countiug room. IIo was also a sailor
and learned tho printer's trade. In
, 1S*8 be reacbod California, where bo
worked at tbe printer's caso until I81IG,
when bo became a reporter, and afterwards
editor, working at different
on tLe Sun Francisco 'Lip/rfij, and Post,
lie returned to N\;w -Veil; in 1 * -?*? and
went to Liis'.affiiT and Ireland tlio following
'year, where bo was twice nrr? sty^d
as a suspect, but afterward s irlenvo 1
when bis identity became e tab
lished. V>. (storgo is best known
to tbe world nt largo through hi- witlings
upon ?> iiomie questions, ii<.i.;i.!y
bis work en: ikied, "i'ro;;re>s and I'ov/ vM
mmfo
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itf.vry nriR'.r.
erty, published ill IsTO. His othyi \
works are, "Our Laud and Land I'oli
r?," Is!!; Land t luostii.iia, (
18P1, ".-'ociui Problem ." I >> '.; "Prop
erty in I.aii'l," a e ?t?t o.ei-y with t]?.
Duko of Arfrv'o, l^M; "I'lie <\?n?i?ti?>si
of Labor." an upon Id tor to Pope Lot.
XIII, iu I-i ll. iiml "A Perplexed I liii
osoplier." * Herbert Spencer . I? *?
I.n V?H;> My. tieovge wan noiuinaio.l
by the United T.abor pr.vtv for l.iny >r >>f
New Yoik. polling i>;.n.n) v<dos r.uain-t
!'O,0')0 for Abraai S. Hewitt. t!io Ponio
oratie nominee, and cn.n.in it r '! !; ?
liOOsovoit. now Arsistai.i J*ocieiary
the Xavy. Hcpubiinnn. \iierli - n? .
nation ! ?r may r b.v the .! t:. .
democrat * a luo'itb ? r. ?'
made an oxtienioly a '!? v.r.-.vu:-?, i
fipealitau \or.?! t.ne i j
and vorkin Hour on'Iv to . .! j
headhunt ei>. \o ; > tin* <"i |
paitru its most . ?.. ; .. .1 it ?. i
its attacks on lliclitird Ciol ei I Hon !
flior Pllltt, V.il. M 1;l> t ii. . a'o iu ! to!
proseente i> : mi; i.hp < rimes, . \< u
lew III.. I Mil i.l.l 111 '! | li r! I ? !, ' :i 1-5 ; . ,
ftliil ie ; irai:? la! ouieo. I.on 1 i ! y
eleeteil mayor. "i email la a . rt
tliii e 'luiii^ i "i tin!) it- ' 'i*
meat if a s iliiinty, t'..r luvoiiln.y to
<Xpe!l poliiie:,i:i i! v. a- ;>! artie.i!. v im- I
pos>!ii!e t . , ii ..ate li<?v. luweh e! I'.iy j
Mil's Vi lo i i' ia t yea! v,..i;! I _ i to
f lOOt'l'" r: . ?.; ' *. t \ il l W\'U.
\\". a !ti vniA te'.i1;;i i.j'lieil a-- lelloU's
"I lnr.e iu-l reeeiveii a ilispateii an \
uotiaciii.y the <lent!i < f Henrv i 'i ui ;iv i
1 lie Mi' .hi Si Willi \ I ifli 1:.. sum
mo 11 ea.no will n.a n liioio I n the I
FOli'OW v. hieli the pul?!iit yenv'.ai._v v. i ! 1
feel at t i ileal ii oi so ana', so i uie
ninl sens.iho a in.in. ie i.:ole hi name
fninilmr to the rea'ia.r i ul?lie of the
woih! ar u1:*1. IH -o v ito aaieeil v, ith
liia tin o>. ie - h au l in lam an i lea, ie.nl
ft, V. !. ye t !;ov.> who opl'i .-(- I 1 i I 111 :et
ini11 1 iiis uhiiit v ami moral eoutaye.
tie v. i oni o! tin' foremost thinlo-i-- of
thev.o:!!. il isileitli v. ill | r a > a h.-ns
to iitcrutnie. s i .? . ua<l p. lilies
W. i. it \n "
When the news of Ifeini ('e-iyefl
(tenth was i ee? ive<l at the I V? . i ratio
lita i* j Mint t-f.s ot t !ol < ! t A \ an V, ye!*,
Ol'ih I ' l l -eul to all '.lie J 1 i'lti r . w lie
lul l he i i iiit::.-. anu pni-an literature
for ( n:rl: laf a \ an W ; ck la slop | ; inti
y a 1 ileiui.uelit h? a; iny the name of
Monte < e rue I he follow itpy was sent
hv 'Hi 1 oi" N an W ye!; to Mr-. ' !ioryo.
"I amim-xprcN ahly shi e'.eih Noworlcaii
ev[ie a my roj'.et or my :siupntiiy.
K ' A. V WA ' .
s'eth low*. Tiftev I'anfovtli an I
Ttieluviil <'tailor also setit In ir exj ier
noir. of deep sorrow in his death.
l i e I jmhm new papers ; i i:it eloquent
eulogies ol Mr tli-os e.
?.t- N. IAIN<?si it! :! ; r .ti'i'oiN I I:I>. ,
lie Snrcerd- 'V.ule If an:*, n a - Itailr
ail otiir.i is*5niier,
I'lie PtC-ilei.t : as \pp?.tii\>.| fJeit |
Tlllill'- '.!?!,. ' ( (v, x f(, |(f, i
I'niti 1 State- mini Mover of Hail i
u/if.i , ;u'? .t'lo Hampton, of
South < nrolina, 1 si^ne-l.
>li-.s A-->:i In lit <'nil;?lll.
A sperm! from !!<?< !;milium rays n
man liar hoeii ai n tc l at I,i'esvi!le ami '
ii.i'i) 1 ilie:I ia sister of Miss | hie ( ? !??
its the hi ate \\ ho assaulted her on < >et.
uiiil taken to Hah iyrh f.r -afehee|
tin.', lie a linit of 1 onto i't l!oek
in^hma the ni^iit I.cf >re the a'e.tu't
? It iii'>>^l\ i:i" I* r??e I i hi a'ion.
I're iilettl Moivinley lias ismh 1 lii?
tii :-t 1 iia't!;s oj\ hi_? pro-luiuution.
art11un a -i ie 1 hai i'.or. oveia n i ? .
as a <hiv of i h??iks;;i\ iii_' ntil pruvor.
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I TOLC IN A PARAGRAPH.
The South.
There uie two Htnto banks in Noriii
: Carolina run l?y negroes one ut New
j bcin and one ut Kiuntna
J Taylor Del'i.e. n (leorgin outlaw,
i pleaded guilty to murder nud was sontonce
l to prison for life,at MoDonough.
'J ho New York Evening Telegram
Bays that Col. .las. (.?. Martin, formorly
of'Aslieville, N. t'., has taken charge
of tho organization of tho colored voto
for Sotli Low in New York.
Tho Atlanta (fin.) Constitution Bays
a two-tliirds interest in tho fatuous
Jackson limbless cotton lias been sold
ton New York syndicate, through Mr.
I'. \V. I'cnrilsley, ho is acting with
the (. hilinn govorumout, which is auxious
to secure this cot'.on.
A sp- cial to the Macon (da.) Telegraph,
from Adgnte, luar Macon, says:
".Mrs. Henry C. Adgato, aged TO years,
was i uu over by a freight train on tiio
tl.o Macon and Northern road, receiving
injuries that caused her death,
j Last '.?* ''s attendance broko all
'previous <eeo*ds at tho Nashville Exposition.
b>T.:i20 registered admissions
; being recorded, 'i lie tola' attendance
to date is 1,15 >,0C8.
Thoexports of urn at Norfolk, Va.,
for tlie weekeukiug Oct. 2d wore: Corn,
U 1,283 bushels.
The postoOico at liostor., (la., was
blown open and ono hundred doliuLiiucuhIi
v.us taken; stamp!) nud other post<5llice
matter was not disturbed.
'1 he Invalids Aid Socioly of North
! America visited Charlotte and Aehci
ville, X. C., last week. '1 liev expressed
' theuice!vcs us highly pleased with botli
I citic .
j Admiral Matthews, chief of the bar
can of yards and docks, in his annual
i report recommends four new concrete
docks, and among that number is oue
I fm- Norfolk. Vu.
Jacob A. Kilitt/ ?'-0 \ears old. living
I five mile i from t-it i: bury, N. C.. hej
vend I nan's mountain on the Stokes'
f'cJiy load was found deal ill his
house lie wa-? lying i r< ne upon his
face, with his lie.;' in the fireplace.
I he hair and skin lutrned from
his head. !!<> lived entirely alone.
Sin crinteudetit \. ' f. 1 nwrenco, of
the Oxford, (N. <* . orphan asylum,
Miy.s that he has as manv children as
he enn cure for, about IK*. He also
; : ays tha* of th-^ !.<? ? orphan children in
| the State v.hu ought ?<? be eared for,
undi r ' are no i .di g eared for in
all the erplmna s in the State comj
bint I
I \t To -!.:. _:i ;u . ! . . whiio Miss j
' I ily t ole v. on l.e- any t<> work in i
I the lYe i 'eo it n luiils, soiuo tin 1
! known viilain attempted to rav
j i.-li her, 1 u? ?.v, ing ! the scream:: of
, her two younger i tor that were with
I hoc. lie lied wit!.out a voinp'.isliiug hi .
! helloh act. t-Yvei.il t-u-pieioiis eliai
! ne'.er.s have been an v-t" I. a: I there is
j !iiw 1\ > he a ! vueliiiur if the or oner ono i
I ir. cur,-lit.
I
Tin' North.
A tine >c.-.i h:w l?een 1 i.rn to Mr. ami
Mrs. <irotor t lovolnml nt I'rincctou,
1 X. !
] Mr.v 1?. ?;out (io?n n well nt
I \Vi< listji. Kan.. to i ? one 1'in ilk Moon,
| ami belli wi re killed l?y ens.
I'rjto: [s from tin* int-rior of Cnli
fo> i! >w tl.n' tho In aw rains which
Mi !u-1 Mcfl, nil u'.i-r the northern
part of tin* Si.r< h e inimou .?
lo- in mi ners ami \i:oyards. J ho
total !<> > co-red ?!,' 1 l.
Tn I..-, i.iture of Nov. Vork ha* j
* :i. I - I n ,V levy HI'* il ta\ oil Wilsons j
havi; ; \> !. - with narrow tiros, the
law t*> ..o <ii,>i eth-ot in lino.
< :?; ?i i > ..ip!,,V;> ,,f !'i.< i hioa^o mnl j
-h. hwo ' i toii.r-M I. on .-t: iko at
! I,. '<i*l., hii\;? ;? .iblod trains J
fin ! I il\el 0 i \v it U t: .ill; \
\'inK t 'arirvii*. v.i is in Paris,
says ho ! ('. - i i o 1 1< is armor plate
\. < r!.s to i i n f iWo.'il r tales.
\ \< in < > oil !.a i-o n struck on tho ,
bum of > i.it* i r'onator Mills, I
h. ir < or.-i- 1,1.1. T? \n .
."ohn Sartain. tn- eminent artist ami:
rn. i? or, >110 1 ! . Iiotaeiu I'hil- i
ndolphia, I a., a;:cd > years.
I : lie coal miner.' strike in Poultry |
1 fnil, 'Muo. , 1ji ended by tho
? ; < i alo: s of I',., 1; mine sitfiiini;
r.n a-roeuioni \ > a v >.' v!.' per linn-!
. ' ,
I At < lcvo,;;:n!. < hi.), .1. I. Shipherd ,
fia noon nt iiv toi n ri.ai.ro of em
; b? . . ;in- m ;u 1 v .- ." o.,i o ),,,iii l". | >. !
1 Ko in -a and ?i < i ". has heeu asked
tor i,i . lir:.i. v. hi i . u.'o .e-l t<( ho in1
Fn!'.? and <r.\ .oa.i.
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i d i -1 at oil , 11 i: i p t: Inn-;-, I'n., says
ptelimim.iy p Pave I.inn tnkou to
iiinn 11 i i ii?? i t sewer pipo
nn.l ti .a ?< ;;;? \t . tnanui.iftiiror.s of
1 11; * t hiii'-l State- il: a <M| ital of cjl I,*
a t" If control led l?y KiiHtorn
rnpitnli fs. ' itu :it:i manufacturers
Pi:;!)('<I the : .ice.icnt ntnl it is ? \| o< toil
that the tliii t\ o'ic others in the country
will niii unit.
; ihero i^ talk oi n l>iil limy introduced
in tin' in \t i i law are I .eyi-laturo '
I'li.viilni^ lor uiiiciin whippings of
convict''- 1 it the 11; 11? counties. In \ow
('tiHtlo a cat-'oiiiuo tails is used; in
| Kent a luwltiilf. ntiil ?ii Sussex n yum ;
f.witch. Su m ; in k think the | mi:>-li- '
tueiit iu Sow ( u -11 i - too coveie, ittul
in Sussex it i ti n It lit. 1 ho Kent plan i
may be agreed upon.
Xi isi el lit noon i,
Dr. (toilfroy Hunter. of Kentucky ?
it is undo! t in I. I n i iifooptoil the nitsfton
t<> (iuiitoiua'n, uiiil will bo up
pointed Boon nltoi tli ' election in Kou
tnoUy.
iiiimieifttion < iViOinls have boon
win nod to look r ut ninony immigrants
f reuses of favor, a contagious ilicaso i
i f the seali .
>) . \h \t -.o, wns inutigut ntoil '
iicuio ' havf I i "t upp ptutod to otlico,
! more t iian v> or?t inailo un lot 11 at li-ou
in the Batuo time.
I lio I-'ir.-l < 'olony.
\ Washinytou dispatch says Col. ;
Jliclianl Ihltoti. chairman of the
coloni/alinn ci'tnniission of Ktigenn V.
I ioh>' si'hotiio of Social I Ktmocracy, has
BiVisetl his signature to papers which
will Iran In t > the commission 000
acres ??f land in ( uiuherland and Fen*
trass counies, 'fenii,, a. n cost of.*!,*
7*)0,ooo. The money for tho purchnso is
heiux supplied l?y the Kentucky Trust
Company.
euro n is.
28 People Lost in a Wreck on the
New York Central.
BANKS OF THE RIVER CAVED.
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Hnglucer and Firemen Will Never
Tell tlio Story of tlie Terrible Moment?OO
Lives Were Siivoil.
17 y the caviug in c<f uu embankment
>u tho Hudson river about six miles
from l'cekskill ut 7:10 on tlio morning
of Oct. tilth, n Now York Central train
was thrown into tho liver and twentyeight
persons killed. Tho New York
Centvul train left iluiVulo on tho night
of tho titld and had | rogressed for
neariy Line-tenths of this distance toj
wards its dotination. Tho eugineor
and ni3 liri man had just noted tho
gray dawn breaking in the east aud tho
light streak betokening the sun's npj
peiuaneo, when tho great engine - a
I servant on tlie rails, a devil off ?
< nl tipped into the dei tU?river.
|..?.uucr engineer nor lireiuan will ever
tell tho story of that terrible moment,
for with h' j hand upon the throttle,
j the ougiucer plunged with his engine
i to the i iver bottom, and tho fireman,
too, was nt his post behind litem
eanio the express ear, the combination
car and tho sleepers, and these piled on
top of the i nginc.
JI is known that it was a trifle foggy
and the track was not visible, but if
j there was any break in the lines of
stool it must have been of verv recent
happening, for only an hour before
there had passed over it a heavy passenger
train, ludcn with human freight.
Neither is there an explanation ready.
All in conjecture, i lie section of road
I v. as supposed to be the very best on tho
entire division. There was a heavy* retaining
wall all along tho bank, and
while the tide was high it was
not unprecedented. What rccnis to
have happened was that underneath
tho tracks and tier? tho
heavy wall had given way and when
the groat weight of tim etigiuo struck
the unsupported tracks it went crashing
through tho iest of the wall and
toppled over into tho river. Then there
happened, what on tho railroad at any
other time would have caused disaster.
i)iii now i rove-'- u %i y i>Ie siuy. As
tlio train i Initio 1 over tho omhankment
the couplti11.at liehl the last thvoo
sleepers parted ami they inira.r.ilou ly
remained on the li chen track. in that
way some sixty li\r wore saved.
'J ho latest ir. isi the wreck from tinr*
rison, N. V.. says: i'lio comj !el * li t
of the killed in the Now York Central
and Hudson ibvor i nilrnad wreck, a
list which the vi-.t!ro:i t uMieki!:* beliovo
includes all of th'oo uhm 'Mild pcr-sibly
have hoon l>> t, i; as follows: bnyiueer
doliii C. ,'oylc. ? I in t Albany, body
still in the river; Ilreman .lohn (.>.
Tompkins, of 'at Albany, body
still in the l iv2?; Samuel Williams,
of ;-o best street, llntih'o;
Thomas llilev, ot :-'t. bonis; \V. lb ' i.
Alvers, of hromont, * '. Y.; A. <5. A cKay
of Harlem, body si:!! in tho river;
1 . A. (fieen, of ( hh aao: V. iilioni
rYhenrkeiibocker, ?t ? > South Thirtecuth
street, Newark, !.,</,!; rwi o
known as Win. S. i'telier; tSni ; t i
Tayaann. ??t l ark street. New York
city; Airs. Hubert b. bwtd.-nma. of
I'tica. N. A".: unknown woman, not yet
identilled, t hin bee So1.::'. tan
Francisco, ('in I on:; li. p, his tinr of
Chin bee i-.oliir. Hon Willi, of Now
York; I eo i any r- in.it. of ! 1 -:t ii : ti e t.
Now i< rl:; itnkn wn ' m. with
letter ' !Iep '*iii.*, of ' N. .i.;
Won*.; !.:m re-,loiice unknown; in
know n < hinnmnu ; unknown ( Inn;" ;.
'I he number is nineteen a- seat out
by the A: si "iiited I'ross, and there tiitt!.'
doubt that ihis is the total li t of
the killi !. I he i o lios of the eiiy'uoei,
tin man a- 1 Air. Van ! itone'sccietc y
a:o \ < ! in t!, i iver v. i: h . ;.I !:oj ; of
their imi.i'. 3:. , r< rove \\
All tlinwreeke i ear !a ? been ? it: n- d
by tho i.:i11?.1 m* a. I ! : Chtuatnen
wet e ouiekly i !i : ilied.
s'I'OilM OA ; 1 . < <> W, 1'.
< ic.it l)aiiia-;c l i >.: ;,|)ins;.'|Avo Pcopla
Killed l?y i(l ie Wires,
A special from ( a; o Mai, \. J., of
the tii. say.-, : ":*ao of the lieice t
northern te-n <;;.!es that lias swept tho
lower ! i r ey n a t :\u i r.pj cr i 'elaw aie
l'ay, ha. been i.tyiiy lor t'ae | .?sr ti 1
hours. Aiany ves 11 have hecn Iraade<l
and there i; all ti-ioomii:, n I report
that a -hip u t iiotvn on' si.niv this
inoi n:iu'. Ain< h banuiyo to shij pint;
mid summer re-ntt ha. it en v.:. naut.
j i.e water liooded iueaib>w.-> and
! i?>j.} t-ti warns, t'. fl a iniio <n t!i ilea.Iin;;
ila-hoad track i- Ktiai', near
U:;i hor < it v. M. f.ewos, I Ml., sliippuiy;
suffered great loss, ami many animals.
llftVO I ieOll (UOWIieil.
At Norfolk, Vu , the t iili; interfewed
with street ear lsn\el an.I injiuetl
,'(>( .is still on 1 w wl.arves. Two '
I e??| !e wore killed !>y elect! ic wires.
At <'.van 1-1 l in.;*, Mi!.. ;:icat damaj;o
was done to hoard wa I; * an I :
1 orrhos, ami a lish j end wa tarried j
t ill to si a. The dama^i) \\ 111 reach '
thousands. j
\ M'li ia! fr m We.-hinu*on, l>. (,
: a\s lhe silt f washed away uituo of llio
houses of tiie lit', savin,; statiou, at
('( Mi's Islnu i.
I he storm was xcry Severn at Capo
Hatte'.no i?n the n u t of North Carolina.
To Worli in it > 1 ill.
i man moved to Monroe, \. ('., re- j
e. ntiy with twelve kiMr- n t . yet thonr |
in tho cotton fn? dory. i lio oldest is |
sixteen.
t sro s.o: .'in t i r.
I'Wi'i ; i V ". -r -- iv >i iiii i\
;! i I i:: i I % t t i i1 i i i ;i ' r t1
. \, t-< |> 'i } ~'is| -i ? ( j
?>.!i )> iwcr'i lie ?.f v .!>
A!ii' i'i ' 'i ' \> i : to !i.?j( j
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THE WORLD'S W. O. T. U.
Officers Elected at tho Last Day's
Session in Toronto;
Toronto, Ont., (Special).? Attbolast
! day of tbo world's Woman's Christian
i Teinperanco Union convention in Miss
I Willard's temporary absenco Miss
j Agnes E. Slack presided at tho morning
session. At tbo afternoon sossion
o paper on "The Tress," by Miss
Cored, was read, showing that about
0,588, or ono-tbird of tbo nowspapero
published \V. C. T. U. matter, 8,800
giyiug spnco for a W. O. T. U. column.
J bo exocntivo committee reported tbo
following newly elected otlicors: Honorary
president. Mrs. M. C. Leoyitt, of
Boston; president, Miss Francis E.
Willard, of Evuustou, 111.; vico-presidont-at-targe,
Lndv Heur.v Somerset,
of England; secretary, Miss Agues E.
Slack, of Evanston, 111.; treasurer,
Mrs. Mary A. Sanderson, of Uauvil'o,
Quebec.
MOIt.MONS AKIttVIXG.
I Tweuty-Threo Arc In Clinttauoogn
Assigned to the South.
A Chattanooga, Tcun., special says
twenty-flvo Mormon missionaries bavo
arrived in ibis city and will bo assigned
to various parts of tbo Houlb, going
mostly to Georgia, North uud trouth
( nroliun and Eastern Tennesseo. This
makes ovor missionaries of tbo Latter
Day Saints who bavo been sent to
tbohoutbrrn field this year.
In tlpe party that arrived are two
women, tbo first that have over accoiuj
nuied the assignments from the
cburcb. It is stated that the church
will at once erect largo quarters of
their own in this city.
They say that their work in tbo South
is progressing to satisfactorily and
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uijuuiy lum mis movo is mauo necessary.
VICTIM OF FitAl"O.
Government I'nys $$>0,000 to Crook
Indians oi> Worthless Warrants.
Over ?!)?>,000 of elleged fraudulent
wjii lunts on tlio United States treasury
on account of the Creek Indian natiou
in Indian territory, havo been discovered
by government authorities.
The nlieged fraud was perpetrated iu
connection with the payment of the
Creel: Indian nation debts and only the
barest details havo reached Washingi
<11. Congress by a recent enactment
mthoi izod the liquidation of indebtedness
of the Creeks amounting to s.Wd,ii
!, incurred by the Indians for various
pur l o cs.
I he amount appropriated was to bo
I aid out of the United States treasury
and deducted from the large funds of
that tribe now in the treasury for their
benefit,
XOKFOI-K ? : WKSTISKN WKKCK.
Kagir.ecr Killed and I lie Fireman Has
a Hand Cut OIT.
The Norfolk and Western passenger
train Xo. 1 x?, from Columbus, O., to
Xorfolk, Va., was wrecked near Woleh.
I he engine, mail car and baggage car
went down an embankment about
twelve foot, turning over on their sides.
! ho engineer, .). .Mays, was killed,
and tireuian Frank Biggs liad his l ight
I hand cut oft*. Maw Cleric Bowles was
I : h rhtiy injured. No i usseiigcrs were
hi st. Tin? accident was caused by a
breaking rail.
likh ijmnu minfks.
I
! Miry Knpisrt Provision* Senrec?
nro:i.o,li! Some Money With Them.
A dispatch from A1 erdeen, Wash.,
5,13 s the tclioonor Novelty has returned
ii i.s St. Michael's with twenty-lhro0
1 cturning luinci >, nine of whom have
i oeti on the Yukon ovcral years. They
ali ti :1 about c.ireity of provisions at
? lrcle City an i Dawson, and give tlmt
j as their reasons for leaving for tho winter.
They nearly all have claims ami
brim? money hack with them, but were
very i iic.it us to the amounts.
Snow, Slri't mid lCnln.
A big ea-thoutnl storm of snow, sleet
ami rain ha > been racing in Kansas ami
j Smith Dakota. 'J'ho worst feature 01
the storm wa . t!.o high wind which
! , laved havoc with tho telegraph wires.
| At Denver, Col., property estimated to
njgiegnto ^H'O.nn i has l>ecii tlestroyoil.
!<ino te'egiapli company has *1,0:10
a ilea of wire down, and most railroads
arc completely blocked.
\\ instoii's l ohncco Fair.
Account of tho above occasion the
Southern ihulway will sell tickets to
Yi'iniston-Salem and return, from ali
I points in North Carolina, Danville and
j Norfolk, Yn., at lateofono fust-ells':
I i il:; fnrp fi\?- ilta v/.nn.l T" t- ?
uwiumt?riii|>, i HMMII
< n s-ale Nf;vomber Jnd, rd, 1th and ?Hi;
final limit November rib, contlnuou.
i ] a;in both directions. For t tir!ln*r
: information ca I 0:1 nay n'jcnt Southern
! Fail way, >>r writo IJ. L, Vsr^ou, T. l\
I A., I hurlottc, X. (
Twenty Known Driul.
Tho latest from the l>i? wreck on tlio
New York 'Vntrr.l railroad is tliat
twenty lives nro known to liavo been
!o t and eijteteen bodies havo been re
? >.vised. '1 be cars and c-ngino of the
i !-fated train lias been raised, and tho
body of t ho fireman found, but they
may have to drodgo for the engineer's
body. 1 ho exprer > car was smashed
t>> pieces. but tho contents were : afo.
>ir- .,ic.,>?) ? Kctiirni.
\iter lending some time at the
Warner \die, Fa.. Sanitarium, and
t'ir.i:; le'.: hia. >irs Stonewall daekson
h i n t'ir ie l to North (Inrolma, very
1.1ii>-M uiiproviMi in Health. Inlto visiti
I I.'T :rriiu?lclii!di on in lluleijjh before
returning to Charlotte. Mrs.
Ia< ksoii wa-t viaiteJ at tho Metropolitan
1 v a number ot prominent vet
oralis.
.' ' 'Jo fire in I'ltt>t>nri?, |?n.
V. :'i'i Iniiu, i'a, tlio Cnion Trust
< i*iai"inv 1 u:hlin;?, Not {.IT a.rl
i ' o:.rtl: avenue, cuu.:!it lire from an
t \i'v'heated ioiiohi! sta.'!:. ami in less
ti.an an hour t'.uj structure v.a in ruins.
' '.i it annua! ju m il u
jiiT?ffT.
To Exterminate the Crime it Must i
Be Made Odious and Shameful.
WANTS PRISONERS ARMED t
j
To Protect Themselves ami Counties
In It.. I??, .11.1.. r <1... ? (1
%.vr ??; %va|ivuoiuiu iur i?iw %?niiiV) ^
Subject to nil I iid emu it y. f
Mob law was 8eT.-io'y condemned by
Governor Atkinson in his message to the
Georgia Legislature. The message
bristled with a scorching and sensation*
al attuck upon the lawless spirit that
fostors tho lynch law in Georgia. He
says that to exterminate tho practico of
lynching, tho crime must be made odious
and shameful, lleadvocatos stringent
legislation against the mobs, and
insists that tho Legislature pass a lawlaying
every county wherein such a
crime is committed subject to a large
indemnity to tho relatives of tho mob's
victim.
The Northern lynchers are spoken of
by tho Governor. Of this he says: "It
is no excuse to say that the Northern
people, who havo less to provoke them
to it, lynch. Let us not tako them as
a standard; but rather show a higher
t3*po of civilization in our State, and
erect here a standard to which they
may aspire."
Tho Governor is in favor of arming
tho prisoners and allow ing them to protect
themselves from mobs lie savs :
"The arrestiug ollicer ii now clothed
with authority to tuko a prisoner
from his custody, and, it is his duty
to tako life, if necossary, to pro i
tect 1110 prisoner anil retain linn in r
i.~ i i ? i
JL inn UO Mllllllll UO IC'I'IOCU | j
to do nt tho hazard of his own life, or j
tho prisoner should ho unshackled. 1
armed and given an opportunity to do
feud himself. Tho knowiedgo on tho f
part of tho mob that this would be done
would deter it from pursuing its lawless '
purpose, and tho law would bo per- *
mitted to protect tho innocent and 1
punish tho guilty."
Pt'lJiMiW'S WlIJi. j
'I lie Total ViiIiio of Ills Kslate Is $7,- J,
60?,ooo.
Tho will of (Soorgo AT. rullman has a
neon tiled for probate at Chicago. To r
his v. idow ho left tho homo-toad on jj
Prairie aveuuo. b'lillieicnt sums are |
also set aside to provide her with an 1
income of ?'> ?,<!<)) yearly during her 1
life. One million hollars each is left in 1*
tru.-t for his two daughters. Airs. Prank l!
< >. I.owdeii, i ft hicugo. and Air. .Car.:- c
Ian. of Aim Francisco An income of but e
.-.?, !! o yearly is provided for bis sons, \
(leorgoM. dr., ami hunger \\". An n 1
I owd'.n i a';o given the summer residence
known a-; Castle lied, en a.i isluud
in tho hit. .Laurence river.
About c>l*0,'))0 in snuii of .Sin.(in)
Si2!?,(jo i is left to various charitable institutions
m Chicago. V sum of >u, is
given for the erecti mi.-fu .Manual t
Training school in Pnlluui'i. wl ich is *j
also endowed with .SI. '.n >?. IV.enld ,
employer no given Sa'.oii each. Two
sisters and tuo brothers i t the dead N,
millionaire arc-give n no i ? aeh, and .)
another brother got - '1 he total j
value of tho estate is valued at .-i".0U0.
Till-; 1M ltl.li I.ANIKS. 1
At the C'locc of t!i:* Year Ai.ih.inu
Mill lln-i Acres.
Commissiojior of tlie (.Sonera! Pan 1
Ofilec Iimgar Ifcrmann has submitted i
his annual report :o tho Secretary of I
the Interior. Compare I with previous
year, it shows a deereuo of - orig- j
it) a I homestead on I r ! ? *, aggregating ! (
o78, ? acre ?. In the entire disposals I t
of puLlie hunt there was a falling oti'of < t
.*,}?7<>, I0 > acres. An approximate esti- I
mate of the quantity of vacant publio
lands 111 the several States and t'.riitoi
ies at the close of the year show:
that Alabama still has '!> acre '. j <
Tlic Cot ton Mane fact nrm.
The sixty-third r cmi-annua! conven- ! p
tion of the New ilngland Cotton Man* j 'j
ufacturers" Association me', at t'hiladeb i 1
pliia, in tho Textile ficlioul. The sea* ; 1
eioti continued for two days and tvn? j 1
largely attended. Technical questions ; !
were tllscusred principally. Mr. Search, ! !
president of tho National Association oi ,
.Mannfaeturers, submitted a papc-r on ,
tiie subject of "American Cotton (ioods ,
Abroad.Ifortaied tiiat the cotton ' 7
goods trade of tho world i i radically ! .
in the hand, of four countries, whose j .
exports can bo stated thus: (ireut j!
liritaiu, (.*V5 (itrninnc, .
(IX'.I..), Sir, bt.V'OO; France, (!"< ?*.?. \
?"i7,00); United States, ll.x.r,), .?;;; spi,. ;
Ortit. He further sAnted tiiat we 11< 1 | '
get this trado if wo would send our men j \
out to seek it. i *
-<<! - I 1
Ifigli Degree Masons.
Tho niiietietli annual session of the 1
Supremo Council of Soverign Crand I
Inspectors Ceueral, thirty-third degree j
of the Scottish Kite of i i t eimo-oni v for | '
the (Tilted States convened in W a ltinglon.
'i ho rei ort of tho fovcreign
commander, .Major \V. lav 11 s. and r
( ther ollieets were read. < onsiderab'u t
business is to be considered by tho ! 6
supremo council, tho most important t
quo-tion to ho decided bong whether ;|i
or not the headquarters of tli<> grand <
orient of tho order shall lei, moved lo ' v
W ashington. New ^ oi l; has been its . i
location si.100 l-n,. nnilici* nnd'tr n; f
tin" consideration of tbo oliaiiuo of tlio I
titlo i ? f iho olliecrs and subordinate ! t
bodies ot iho order.
i nvir.? nr.r.
"IVr Ii:t]> 1 v.m \. .ill i I i ! ; to do flic H
rtlioj'j'iii'j for 111 o fatiiilv y.nr "it !" fdiu (
e\o'ainu d. t
" 1*? rl 1 you \vo:ibl like to 11:1 lor j
take tin* !"< . ixnisiliility of providin;; ' s
tlio I mi I !" iio rot:>11 d. (
'1 1 liny Ito'.li : ! 1; 1 I !?t i an 1 j
j/c ! 1 !iat tr.? wo < no :; ? ?.f t.-vio * < j
S'-'t!-* tlo' 1," t ! ?!!. It * t n.' ? : '. ,
?l-t .1.. no.mj ? .; a . : 1 >r |
( !?.i I i ? .on.a wry e\,.- n '.vc ?<
< iin-ii ry. 0
SOUTH CAItOMNA AHEAD. I
rbo Drlglit MantiCac! urltig Outlook In
(ho South.
The Washington l'ostsaya: Mr. tiaui- 11
tel 0. Martin, a prominent cotton nicr- '*
ibant of South Carolina was in tbo city
econtly aiul stopped at tlio Mctropoli- (
an. Mr. Martin is eutliusjastio over -1
110 manufacturing outlook in the ,
;outh. When eecu by a Cost reporter j
10 paid: ^
"XhoSiaie of South Carolina tops \
111 tbo States of tlio South in tho coton
mauufaciuriug industry. There j
ire more piudlos in this State in opor- j
ition tbiR j*enr than in any of the
>thei8. North Carolina stauds second I.
u tho list whilo Georgia runs third. I
South Carolina has f.4 mills running |
oduy, operating in all nearly 1,000,000 I
ipiudles, and consuming yearly 1-1S, '07,042
pounds of cotton. Soutli Caro- (
ina's cotton crop this year will be, iu r
ound numbers, 800,000 bales,of which j
ho homo mills will cousuiue 027,(14:1 j
>ales, or about 40 per cent, of the on- y
ire crop. North Carolina lias 100 mills ^
it present, but the number of spindles \
h not so large as South Carolina's. '-i
"I'lin. fnw .u.n..l? !.?.-? ...... i.L.
, v*%* avu |'WU|'IU llltiu * V?1 I
he enormous business done in the
-outh in this particular industry. This
ear it is estimated that there arc 873
mils in operation in the Southern
states, having it, 107,u45 spirullcs ami
tsing nearly *181,000,000 pounds of J;
:otton. That the industry is not yet
ull grown is apparent from the fact
hi t lust year there were but 'V<~ mills,
pointing i?,770,sptudb 8. Ami
here are many moro mills in course of ?l
rection. ^
I'llK COTTON M ANUl?*ACTl'KKKS.
Southern Looms Will It? Engaged
Ahead and New England Mills Must d
Tithe What ts LcfC.
At tlio sixty-third sciui-annunl moot- "
ng of the New England Cotton Mann- ,,
actnrors' Association, in session at i
.'hilt dolphin, i'n., Arthur l'arkiuson, *'
>f I'-ovideiioe, It. I., read a paper on l'
Manufacture asid Expoit of Cotton "
loods." Mr. 1'm.kiiisoti said in part: ,
'It is well known that Southern maunncturers
with tho proscnt comlitiuns,
an undersell or compote easily with
lie Eastern mills on medium mid
ourso fabrics, and the future looks
lark for New England. The facilities
if manufacturing have been so w
ucreased iu many lines of goods that
ho existing manufacturing establish 1:
iients can produce a vast amount nu ro l"
lum the United States can consume. ''
ud it scorns likely that each year will
uuso stagnation for the industry, and *
f course the usual stoppages of mills '
uring certain periods. As a result of
his continued competition in certain
mes oi poous iDi' uic home market, the I
vice? ere low, w ni;es ere low and tnrilV
ojjislation cannot help matter-, for the N
icrchunt ami jobber will Imy in the '
heepcr t mntkct, and that means:'otuIt ''
in loom ; v. ill bo enquired ahead ami "
ho N? w Pn/land mills must take what v
s left.
NAVAL AitMO.t ItOAKD.
he Southern Trip Kmlori, Hut the !.
Report Will Xot liu Jlad: Known. i
The naval armor board baa returned
o Washington from ita trip South,
ho board visited in the order named,
iirminjihnm, Ala ;Seflieid. Ala. ; Xashille,
Chuttuno ;;u ami Knowillo, in
'onuos*see; Jlristol, in Virginia, and 1
dorristown, 'i'onn. The net icsnltof
lie (l ip is a nta-s of ftatistic.il iuforma- I 'i
ion exhibiting ill ' varied resources of '
hnSoitthein localities as the site foi I
ho armor plant, if the povornmeut
hc-uld determine to build one. ~
Thi-? information wi'l not lm printed,
>nd the icport of tho board v. ill l o *'
mid siildi ci t<> demand from (Vn.,uu ', A
n ca-o that body decides to embark '
!poll tho lasi; of se'oeti:) ; a site for a
lant. v.
Air. Fritz, mo ex ei t \\iu> wa. enpiae.l
to develop tho itctiv.ls of tlso
>!ant, in conformity with the topic:'?of 1
'on ureas, is working fifteen hours u lay
with : i\ draftsmen ami expects to
urn his work complete over to tho
>oard by December.
THIS SCOT II slMtlTIC MASONS.
Xtlccrs Fleeted--Next Session Will
lie llcbl in Omaha.
Tho Kii| romo Council of tho Ancient !
md Kerpuctcd Scottish Kite Thiity-I1'
L'hird Dexroo Masons for liio Southern ! (.
md Western Masonic jurisdiction of j
ho Fuited States of America, held!,,
ts twenty eighth annual session j
it, Providence, 1%. I. i ho eiec- <
ion of olliccis resulted us b.l ' .
)\vs: (iinnd commundci, .John > a
tones of Chicago; lieutenant ?:rund
oiiiinamhr, Ktchurd I', (treenc, of
view York; triniul chuucoiiov, C, \Y.
sewton; minister of State, \V. H. Kim- r
>nr;j, of Texas; uraud auditor. 11. .J. .1
letelu r, of Sacramento; grand iccro- :.
nry. I >. i\ Seville, of Washington, I K
grand treasurer, \V. It. Morris, of
d.uuenpolis, grand marshal, t'penicr
?". (ii'.more, of Providence, assistant 0
Hand auditor, .lames Hill, of Jackson. t.
ifiss.; assistant secretary, K. Pettihono, i
if (ireisada, Miss. TI10 uext annual s
ouvention will ho held iu (Jrnaha, m ! v
Mohcr, 181)3. a
I lU'K IlllihS KOUM). .]
(
liar it 11 and Ills I >e pit tics Will he Tided j(
for t c .Min der of the ^liners.
At Wilkesharro, I'n., tlio grand jury ('
etui nod a true hill against SlmrilV \luriu
ami his deputies for the l.attimer
hooting. The true 1 ill included ninecon
for murder, 0110 for each man
idled, and one for the victims consul- j
red collectively. 'I hirty-six tine hills (
re re found iu the same way for felon- | ,,
una wounding against the same do !
eiidnnts 'the likelihood is tlmt Mar- j '
in and his deputies v. ill elect to ho i
ried together.
?> I '
I- orcign.
\ tile ranker, nmucd (itniiont, liin
vile, and four children have eonimitted
iik ido hy tin? use of charcoal funics at 1
'hoisy-1 o-Hoy, Prance. I'overly was '
lie cause of their self destruction.
The richest woman in the world is |
aid to lie the Scnoia do Cotisino, of
'hill and I'cru.
I lie chaialicr of cotniuf rcc of Piclien '
?crg, Ihdicnita, iias | ajs?d a icsoiut.on
i mi in: the government ol Austria .
I iingnry to ncgot into with the otter
lowers with the view of tttkingconccit
d action against the new t nited Statci !'
u?toiiis taritl. t
THE MARKETS.
NEW YOKK COTTON FUTURE!.
New York, Oct. 27.?Cottou quiet
ipland, Middling Gulf Futures
lofc'ed lirin.
Opou- CIosiug.
)ctober G 1*7 ft 97
Covembor 5 95 6 95
>eeember 5 98 5 97
unitary 0 00 0 00
cbiii.i ry 0 04 6 0S
larch ..... 0 OS 6 07
l i?ri 1 0 1'*
lay 0 17 0 !0
uno 0 19 6 19
uly 0 21 6 23
Lttgunt ....
eptember ....
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, October 27. ? Middling
17-22. Futures closed <iuiot.
)ctol?cr 2 25' a
H-tobvr nud November 2 20A a
vovember u ul December 2 ISA a
toeember and Jamta**}' o ISA a
uuuncy and L-ebrimry 8 18} s
'ebruury and March 3 1!) k
ilarcli and April 3 18} 1>
ipril and May 8 '20} li
tin\ and dlino 8 '21. l?
unc and duly 8 2*2 .-J
illy and August 8 '28 i
vii^ust and September
OniKR COTrON MARKETS.
( barlcstun, Oct '27.?Cottou nomi:a!;
mid llinjf, 6 11-18.
Wilmington, Oct. 27.?Cotton quiet;
uiddiiit^ :.
tuvunnuh, Oct. 27. ?Cotton quiet
.'id easy; m; Idiiuir .' }.
Norfolk. Oct. 27. Cotton quiot;
nncitii?*_r A 11-1 ?.
Mc.aphis, Oct. 27. ?Cotton quiet;
uidd!iu;r '
Augusta, Oct. '27. -Cottou quiet; mi liinir
> !!-!<>
I'a'timorc, Oct. 27. Cotton uomiua';
iddlin;* .??!-1
NewOrUans, Oct.27. ? Cottou quiet;
liddiin;;
Columbia, Oct. 27.?flood middling
1 -ii ; strict middling A 18-lti; midIi
rsi? 1 i - i ; strict low middling *? U-iti;
ow middling > 7-hi.
Charlotte, Oct. 27. Strict };ood midline.
middling, midline
; unco?, .<; < stains, ii.
lui kct hrm.
i!Ai/riM:>:i" i*!s ???;:( ! : mviiket.
rnltimnre, Dot. Si.?Flour firm:
estern super 2. 7* to western
ii| er. extra. :v I'i to !. I.?; wextern super,
iiiiiiv, 11? ! 7.; winter wbe.it p.it
nt*. I.'. ?to . I ":; spvin;;" winter patents,
t > .'J ; :-}>i jii;r win-ill straits, t.^btoo.
Wheat Monty at decline. No. 2 red
l ot, < Vtohe: nail Xo\ember b.S.1 to'Jtfj;
tooember, >: t ? .)); steamer No. 'J red,
I t;? ? :};; .-outhe:n hy sample '.12 to i)'J;
on", hern on Lii in?? !' ! to !l!?.
Corn. Weak. .Mixed spot, (toil
>or .i-i'l November ;!0'. to Hits';
'oveand i eeoiiii er, new or old,
II 1.1 1 : -'ipp.i.iry .i?; to HI; steamer
lixotl. 2C to ; 'oatliern white corn
! to tii'.lieiM yello.v ;?2 to ;?:t.
t'ah I in.i. No v' while 2d'. to 27;
iO. 2 mixed 2 !.
i:;? i:.
t "n p lo ton. Oct. 27. TUo rieo luiri
t w.i fir.ii, v. .th rales of 112 barrels,
he .(notations are:
t 'rime r?I
< i OO.l (>/i .1
1'air 4
NAV.l i. STOKE-*.
.New York. ? et. 27. Kosin steady.
ill poni.li.; i iy.
Charlesti n, t tft 27. - Turpentine
uiil, ul 2i. IN. in firm; A, 15 and C,
l>i; ! > and !'. 1. ! ; i\ l.2'?; (i, l.2 >;
. I.:; : I. I. ; K, i.'.O; .M, l.l'.O; N,
o i; win tow yia^-i, 2.2*; water white,
. i'".
Savannah, t ft. 27. Tin j cntine,
leudv at '. I'osin liriu.
, 15, (' an i i>. 1.2 I; ii a : 1 1', 1.
:, 1. !''; 11, I ! : f, I. V; n, I.H); V,
.on; \. 2. ?'*; v. in low ul.es, 2. !.*?; water
Into.
\Yil>niii;;lon, *'7. Turpentine
b'lldy at [ .'"'J K? : in ill in ilt I. l-K'/i
,t tin pontine quiet at l.OOyt
.u ?. Tar ?1'iiei. at I.*: .
< arms s ni:?
New York, < >' ' 'J7. Cotton sce-d oil
nil; prime crude ; prime yellow 'J
> J .
< Ol'FIV*.
New York. Oct. - ' >|u ons opened
tea ly \\ ;tli i rices unchanged to points
dvaii.-e c it belief Lurope.in cables than
xpc.-to I, I n! t1 ea-.er in absence
l cut:-nlc illicit a, easier late cables
:i.l ] ; n wcil .-oiling by a lea litij* bear
nl oloi-od ?|itiel at not unchanged to
p out ; lower; tales i.-.Mu i bags, inI
it-lii:'r I "i.ember "-'"i; Alurch
.10,. . ! ; ?iiay it. ipot liio dull
ti l nominal; mibl dull.
.spoa:;.
Now York, < Vt. Ila-v, nominal;
clinod, easy; mould A, ..J; standard
i, 5 ; coul'ctionei V A,. !.'; out loaf,
. ; powdered, oil-Pi; granulated, A.
Mcr.r.Y
New York, Art. -.'7. Money on call
any at ' per e at , last loan at 2 potent.,
and el.>. ed t h'-red at J per cent.
Tii'io mercantile p*r, or I../4per cent,
iterling exchange strong and active
..tli actual business in bankers' bills
fc-n-t..' PI, in ui'iinu'i linn ni
SJ"( for ?"'? days. I'osted lates -KH'twA
.st;'? ('oiiiiiicvi'i'il lulls 1V. Silver
lilo*:i1'-s liar silver *)8. MexM'i
dollars ! i. i'ailroud bonds lirmer.
uiirea I bonds weuk. S>tate bonds
nil.
A > o\v S'.a.il. a! Abbeville.
Mr. Cufiin, the 1'ejdy Comptroller ol
hot urn m y, lias b it Washington, D.
, to sup. i V : V t'.io 01. tnizution of n
ie\v bank at Ashcx ille, N. <. and look
nto tio nii'.i'iH of t Jit* Ashex iilo National
lank, v? I? 11 ioeonlly failed If found
raet'.oubio the new bank probably will
i<]uidate the aiuiirs of the failed bank.
'i <> - ? ?"
........ .... .ii> i' in nor.
A Now York j?ai rr says it is an.
iouoocI <.i! uoxl ii ilhority that I'niti
'iiiio.. tho only ^:?n of Mr. I'niiii, who
i,i loti:r liooa < ? am clod u itli tlio |upet
ii I siu a-. *1 !o tin* ?>!li o uiixlo vacant
y to,' iK'.dli of his lather.
roi,l> I'tiAPF.
A<1 visor?l>iil you {rot any ftofil up
hero in Alaska.
!! ;i !i ! lairer?No, loit r out a
? i ii. ,i! of iee, wil'i a!' 'Me 1'0- t of
lie crowd