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l>< l)Tjring*tb»t ha* built and put into
time it
moit successful operation a *100,000 cotton
.ctory and with this year started the wheel*
, second ot more than twice that capital.
It ha. put up a large iron and brass foundry,
a fertiliser factory, an immense ice and bot¬
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tling work., a .ash and bUnd factory, a
broom factory, opened ap the finest granite
quarry in the United Wat*, and now has
our large oil mill, in more or lew advanced
stage, ot construction, with an aggregate an-
f aswtsssrsas
ha. secured another railroad ninety mile, long,
and while located on the greatest system m
the South, the Central, has secured connec¬
tion with its important rival, the East Ten-
FliOFE^IONAL DIE8CT0EY.
HENKY C. PEEPLES,
attorney ai^aw
HAMPTON, «KOHOU'.
JOHN J. HUNT, \
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
•Birrm, osohoia.
Oto, 81 Hill Street; Up Stidw, over J. H.
Whit#’* Clothing Store. mar22d&wly
rHOS. R. MILLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JOBS U STSWABT. T.»AN0tI,.
STEWART & DANIEL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Over Georgs § Hartnett’*, Grift^ G*.
practice In the State and Fto«ra
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As to ^Report of the Chicago
Seven Indtctnrfents Will Likely
-L.,, - Be Returned.
o, July 1.—The Times »ays:
eved that seven indictments
to the conspiracy to murder
| be: Alexander - Sullivan,
trke, Patrick Cooney. John IP.
Uriel Coughlin, Patrick SuHi-
Vank Woodruff.
tot i jSexander Sullivan’s oonvit
will be assured by not indicting!
that no bill will be found against
in order to show to others what d
they have been. It is g^Uwv^pr^iar- reasoned
when the othepnsee toe
w5ks the streets a free against man, they tfiedi? will,
oUt of their bitterness
crimination, confess all they know. ; Si ;■
Cronin Memorial Meeting.
A “Cronin memorial meeting” was
held at Central music hall Friday night
About 2,000 persons were present of
whom, it is estimated, one-fiffe were of
Sdnative t AScftns G a^Ti m to 1 ^
stitute the bulk of the audience.
Neither Senator Farwell, Governor
Fifer nor Mayor Cregier, who had been
announced pT to attend, was present W.
Rend, an Irish-American coal
merchant presided in the absence of
to mayor. “In this country, ” declared
for Mr, Rend, secret excitedly, oathbound “there Irish is no place
tion. organiza-
“Nevertheless toy will exists, ” sang
ont a voice in the audience. The senti¬
ment hisses. was greeted with cheers and
up his bag-
urougni i»acn cerore ociooer. .
JSWtNNiPEO, Mm®, July 1.—Assistant
State’s and Attorney closeted Baker all the arrived afternoon Friday, and
was
part who of has the been evening going with the P. M. evidence Howell,
over to
see tot it is in proper form. The ex-
amii^ation has been finished, and all will
be in readiness possible for the trial Tuesday.
It is quite Burke may not be
brought fifteen days back in before which October. to appeafio He has to
full courts. The July term of the
queens bench ends to second Thursday
in Thursday July. The in September. next term begins If the the present last
proceedings days before the do second not end Thursday at least in fifteen July
to ease will go over to September un¬
less appeal is waved. Appeal will not
be waived unless, would so strong a case is
consequently made tot it it is be quite useless possible to appeal, tot
Burke will remaifa here tintfi October.
NO INDICTMENTS,
Cronin Grand Jury Finishes It* Work,
Delaney Indignant.
Chicago, July 1.—The grand Jury
came into court and handed up a botch
of twenty-four indictments. None of
tom, however, was ftgspdriit any o0e
connected with the Cronin murder.
Lockup Keeper Delaney appeared at
the entrance to the grand jury room.
He was exceedingly angry, and strongly
asserted his illness of any oonneotion
with to Cronin case as charged in The
Times.
He went before the grand jury, and a
news agency says that he not only
denied the charges, fitft that the hostler
livery stable failed to iden¬
tify him, declaring tot he did not re*
semble to man who inquired if aH the
rigs were in on to night when Dr. Cro-
MORNING. JULY 2.18
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mmg t
H. L. Sunderbraah, wife and child, of
Cincinnati, William Kain, were seriously conductor, hurt. suffered
a
broken shoulder Griffith, blade colored and a broken leg.
■ badly . Wesley bruised. porter, was
Conductor Newton, was hurt in to
^fjharles Hemrod, badly hurt in to
back— lion Hilman, painfully hurt to
on
hand and arms. HL,
right W. leg H. broken, Frazer, head of bruised Springfield, seriously.
Tl. Bmlman, rfcht leg broken. Kyi,
E. B, Showhan, Covington,
seriously Mrs. Hayward, injured. of Portsmouth, Oi,
had a babe in her arms. She was thrown
through a window, and to babe and was
left in to car. She recovered soon,
screamed for her babe. It was found
inside the car, cooing and entirely un¬
harmed. . —
All in to above list whose homes are
not designated AS are citizens ot Cincin*
nati. Hunt and to Passenger injured, Agent except Rhoades, Manager
who could not be removed, were brought
here and p laced in the hospita l.
AP POINTMEN TS.
Fred. Doaglaw to Be Minuter to Haytt
’
Other Look} Wen. ,
Washington, July i.—The presi
dent has made the following appoint-
ments:
Columbia, Frederick to Douglass be resident of to minister District mid of
consul ^ general of the United States to
James G. Wright, of Dakota, to be
.agent for the Indians of to Rosebud
Habwsbubo, Pa, July 1.—In a re¬
port submitted to the governor, Adji
Gen. completed Hastings the work says the Johnstown state will in have
at ten
days. This will include the removal of
the debris in the Gonemaugh river and
to cleaning of the streets and cellars.
He thinks the heads of families and
single out men off earning from relief wages line should of be food, at
onoe in
olothing and supplies. The portable
purpose of pavifig the OKlinary munioi-
pal sayatoration expenses of list the has government been down He
cut
from 98,000 to 15,000, arid that on Sun¬
day entire he commissary will be ready department to turn over the to
to
citizens of Johnstown with satisfaction
to all ..
Elliott Nlieperd** Big Heart.
Asbttrt Pabk, N, J„ July L—A
from J<
Red Cross society. The company con¬
longing sists of thirty the best, women families and ohildren of Johns¬ be¬
to
town, but rendered destitute by the late
floods. They were fttte met at the depot
Ocean Grove, where ample accommoda¬
tions Have been provided. The expenses
for one month will be met by Col.
Shepard, who was instrumental in
bringing t hem here.
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Impaled on a Pitchfork.
Delphi, Ind.-, July 1.—As Sanford
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And le Not Like
newed fefj. vttoM ■■■Tiiae."-*
Inconsequence *wr#
to to scale before ‘tht annua! re-
« Zmwt jtufc
have ualsl pt> repairs moaiae&&oiis to fdake, but ane
ag some ar©
made in in to to new new scale.! sea Carnegie,
ered to iron scale, but
day Chairman or so. Abbott
sayi
said tot it would not
USe of East Toledo; Ct had signed
the company, scale, and tot tomillwomd.be
working Monday. This is to tot com*
iron and steel mills another great'sust
guished, and the 10,000 workere trill all
go on t hem , regular summer va^tfo ns.
a man leave to oily. Several hundred
French and Belgian window-workers
will leave for Europe next week, ana
others will go to the mountains and
rivers to the camps of their hunting and
fishing clubs.
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THE B RAZIL MINERS.
The Operator*’ Proposition Favorably Re¬
ceived by tke Strikers.
IPnAzm, Ind,, July 1.—The exeou-i
zil Gdbl company will force other Com¬
panies to do likewise, as the corporation
foreoognized that to st as rike the is head. It end. is thought
now near an
Miner*’ Strike to Be Investigated,
Indianapolis, July i.—State Statis>
tioian William A Peele has gone to
Clay oounty to make a systematic inves-
tigatioc ered by the oi me miners law, and srnxe, he as will empow¬ send
new
for books and papers and summon wit¬
nesses to make testily tbs under mvesttoation oath. He pro¬
poses to compre¬
hensive enough to inoludb A statement
of the conditions which obtained in to
coal market, and will leave nothing tin-
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Si©' full of and horrible smell of dc
posing gas bodies. The
SaSgis^aLSsa room in numan various postures were gas sis i
bodies, about os follows: Gottfried Geri
aged WhU^Tcd 80;agM known as ‘Tup
Sown to the police.
From appewanoes, they had 1
dead forty-eight hours. One of
half emptied whiskey bottie S i
of a drunken spree lay on to i
Coroner Goodredgo concluded he w
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city not bear for such good purposss. reputation. Thehou*
a
It is Wednesday supposed the party asseu
tore on nigfcton a dm
th£
mowing The out sunocatea afterward them. changed
coroner
mind, and the six bodies were rem
to MoCranes fat rendering estal
ment, because they were in conditi.
be taken nowhere else. A sini
thing while about of the the afihir jets is to unite foot
one gas was
and the gas escaping, another sas 1
ing plosion. all the time, yet there \raa n
• ! ■ Tf. in twrwa«nV»l/5 frt Anil antr Arie
tade. He was aboutSO years old. Hi*
place for has than been a harbor for lewd women
more a year. The other man
was found in a sitting betfon posture, with hi*
head resting on the which Gar-
SERVIN G THEM RIGHT. , j
A Brooklyn Woman Objeott to Having
Her Pletnre Fat in Cigarette Peokagea
Brooklyn, July I.—An action i*
pentogin W. Duke to tom, supreme court against
& manufacturers ol
cigarettes, to recover $10,000 for libel
■¥•«» oAentob t.-ebta,. at¬
picture of her face and head, and
tached it to an immodest representation
distributed throughout to county in
boxes of cigarettes sad exposed in store
windows, outside theatres and at other
places, thus exhibiting- her to her
friends, neighbors, acquaintances wad
tMBS
doubt as to the identity of to picture,
as to name of the plaintiff is was ** placed 1
motion, holding tot to picture had
rssstt&js USA
«ot under this name.
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Condemned Bald Knobber Located.
BOzabk, to Mo., July l.-Wiley Mat-
thews, Bald Knobber, who escaped last
to gallows by tweaking jail here
A/tjoeuiLier, is »nu m terwuiu rewneu
drowned, said to be living in to Bos¬
ton mountains of Arkansas. A young
man man named nameu Yeary, xeaiy, who who knew anew Matthews raaimews
well, states that he saw mid conversed
with Matthews, in whom he accidentally
encountered the woods. The sheriff
will investigate the case and endeavor to
recapture Ma tthews, If really alive, and
another h anging wjll result,
Kv.iiw ’•»*' Ct*f» R!:M,
St. Paul, Minn.. July t — Reports Omaha
revived by tbe St, Paul and
railroad from points in Iowa, Nebraska,
southern Minnesota and sooth eastern
Dakota are favorable to the wheat crop
p o pcote The worst reports received
air
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itlone Gradually Draw-
Ing to a Closp.
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four feet square sod outii
stakes, around whioh ii pi
^A^ to^end^tot^ti^* toA’
or b Rcr^hi
ia declared a draw and bets are off
- A DIMenlty to Be fittHfed Ageim
? vsmssp
Snlliven and tbe Law.
NkwYobk, June 29.—Will John I*
Sullivan be arrested and put tinder
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