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Newspaper Page TextI links in the chain which convicted the mur derer, it being addressed to “T. J. Gin- verius.” MACON, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY -7^XbUSHED182G. IJVERIPS'dIES BRAVELY. * '-■■T” I ™VS.2TiSSl XVK 21 ™" “2“ TO 1 '“ s ** PJjJlEH'3 LOSu AllUflil* I On#*n ftnnnfv ind * rartnalr. nt ilia >ian> 4 0 0/1 I TUB AltOlY lilLaJ. BISMARCK IS DEFEATED. me man was a yonng lawyer of King and Queen connty, and a oonsinof ihedeotued. The discovery of this note led to the arrest of Clnyerins, who was known to have been in Richmond on the 13th of March. He was found at the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Tunatall, in King and|Queen county, and brought to the city. He waived Va January 14.—'Thomas I tion and waa sent to I Bx^^erins,’convicted of the murder | ing’s court. He was , crowd* of Prop’ 0 Thron * th ® V1 * jll§ Innoceace * Jlli Wreath. The Kmperor Appeals to the Conntry—The ItruUl Eviction of IrWh Tenants— Churchlll’i BeMons for lie- tlgalDg-General Note*. Berlin, January 14.—The fate of the army bill waa settled to-day by the Ketch- adwD UQ »^ a ^, on vraa hanged in 1 tho murder, and his trial began at the May I stag adversely to the government, and ac- I.'^lu to-day. As early as 9 a. m.. court, continuing for twenty-eight da>,*. I tion was immediately taken to dissolve the ie «n to gather in the vicinity, and Owiog to the difficulty in obtaining compA-1 chamber. On the reassembling of tho ieople o e 8® approach to tba jail was I tent jurors in Riohmond it was necessary to I Reachstag, Herr Von Staufenberg s amend- ’i 0C f 3 «ith human beings. Housetops draw talesmen from Alexandria, and tho ju- I meat, limiting the duration of tbs bill to id 's near the jail from which a 1 ry was finally impannelled with soven Rich-1 three years, was voted upon, and the ind hi*®? , M yar g conld be bad, were I monds and five Alexandrians composing it. I amendment waa carried, the vote being 18G 13 lid Admission to the jail was I Tho prisoner pleaded not guilty, and the I to 151. The Conservatives, Imperialists, dso c /°?‘il-rtooh tioketa issued by City I trial proceeded. Nearly 200 witnesses were I and National Liberals voted with the mi- io | .f“,c°:(i 1 b wl 1 o, though'hary in giv-1 examined, and step by step tho evidence I nority. Tho • Socialists and many ot the jP 8 ! 63 * nnL admitted over two hundred I fixed upon the prisoner tho brand of se- I Alsatian members abstained from voting, g them on * 1 I ducer and murderer, and when able conn- j Prince Bismarck immediately read an in- Drump. “P® or extend his life, and rendered a veidict of murder in the first I the Reichstag, says: Before all.theUer- "“J 1 „«ned with him till 2 a. m. From I degree. man people demand that the ReichsUf: (i o'clock he was engaged in I The prisoner throughout tho trial was I shall grant, without fear or hesitation, wha; that “ , i nterva ls singing hymns, cool and undaunted, and his self-possession I necessary for the external and internal nVlock until 9 be sleptsoundly, and I waa a fruitful theme for comment. His I security of thoempiro. Upon This point and ate a breakfast of tenderloin I counsel excepted at every possible point in I common sense will surely teaoh that the , n r?v mnshrooms and egg omelet. 1 tho evidence, and aeked for a new trial, I votes will place more value upon tho opra- „ morning hours there was which was refused, and Cluverius was sen- ion of the Emperor and his advisers than ition as to whether the Gov-1 tenced to be hungon the 20th of Novem-1 upon that of imperious parliamentary poli- ‘15. An appeal was then taken to I ticians. ■ ireme Court of the State, which | new elections obdebed, h .peculation as eroor prisoner nothing but a stay ot j January 14.—An imperial decree VAULTED BY A WAVE. tn Expected. Id th Wilt Case. A TREMENDOUS I> ift'LOBlON IN SAN >ii< York Special to t;o Bo.tou Pool vii ANCKiin ray I Startling developments W0 expected m FRANCISCO BAY. | ^^ne^ ^ It is asserted that a One Hundred Thousand Pound* or Giant Powder Explode* on Hoard a Vessel —Tho Pamou* Cliff IIoobo Almost In Hwlns. leading detective agency has nnearthod some extraordinary facta which point to the possibility of a great crime. Mr. C. F. Chickering, tho administrator of nines estate, admitted that there were Hnrpmea in store, hut ho denied that Paine left an estate of $2,000,000; he did not think it would amount to more than half a million. H. McEwen, a Fourteenth street piano dealer, said that ho * underhand work *** Wbeen”toseethe Governor,returned I execution for over a year7 as the court, I „^Tbsaedthiaaf Ur noon fixing February M aa d announced that the executive I with but one dissenting voioe, affirmed the I 21st {ot th e holding of general eieclions for *« would not be interposed. judgment of the lower court. He was then 0 f thonewReiohstag. Theatreets Dr wm E. Hatoher came to the resenteneed to be hanged on December adjacent to the Parliament buildings wero i«!l about 11 o’clock and remained with the 110th, 1886. thronged with psoplo awaiting the decision IrVntr to tho last, administering religions The last resort, the chief executive, was Qf )h “ yUohstag on the army bill. Bis- mnwlation Rnd praying with the prisoner. finally applied to for pardon or commute- m a Ic k, upon hi* arrival, was enthusiasticaLy a 6 nit of new black clothea was I tion of the sentence to life-imprisonment, I Rreated by the populace. AU politioal par- wAttothe iail. The prisoner donned but the Governor, after giving the case I » iea are sanguine as to th« result of the E and at two minutea to 1 the death most considerate attention, could find cotning eieoucma. Tha oampaign will cor- “ ion was formed, oonRiating of Set- no reason for interfering with the mandate I jainly be unequaied for fierceness. It is Smith two deputies. Rev. Dr. Hatch-1 of the courts. He, however, respited the I that tne Emperor William will m- u acd the prisoner, the latter having bis condemned until to day. I augurate the politioal contest with a decree bads tied in front and his body, from neok I IH1S f1u90 n*h and captain ccnninobam. I reciting tho merits of the dispute, to ankles, enveloped in an old-fashioned Dntiog the forenoon Captain Frank W. I Biblin, January 14.—Thera wns great Udj's water proof oloak. From theoallthe I Cannin jham, Richmond's sweetest tenor I excitement in the Reichstag when•fj 10 **' Batched progressed along the oorridor and I gi r, ,ho ban before visited the prisoner I suit ot the division on the ““J. *[“ down two*(lights of stairs to the lower cor-1 oa , BTend occasions and aung numeions I announced. Themcmberaof the Centre xidor of the jail, and theninto the yard h „ in hU nllf again called to sea Clo- J indulged ia triniophant cheera, whiob were boating the cells ot the white prisoners, I T * ri a nd wag grBe tecl pleasantly by him. j responded to w J^. ctS *v “*• f. ' M forty policemen being on hand to keep back I At his request Captain Cuuningbam Bang nprosrfollowed therecdlngofthe wd. _ ... . . The hymn, "How Firm a Foundation, Ye dissolving the ReiohsUm prisocer, though thin and pale, 8aint J 0 f the Lord.” I in the lobbias and disonased ^ ith with steady steps to the scaffold, B Wh he flniahod Captain Cunningham animation the probable . ®. f which he aectnded in the same quiet man- d to cluTeriul and u hod: "Da you the government a defeat. Tho Bociai. ur, sod stood on the tram Sergeant Smith uu u entr to which the lata appeared moat pleased. They then read the warrant and a copy of the ’^'/repUed, "I am innocent." believing that thecomiogeecUon wfil rc- jodgment of the court, which the prisoner P™ idd Captain Cunningham: "Doyou be-1 suit in gains for the ISeclafiat . Used to with bowed head and apparent o£ Lord and siviour JeausChirist, Prince 1 * “,^d IS b« d,. do,, ait.ntion. When the sergeant_ had I nd beUeTi in him. yon assert that you tho Emperor, who iareported to be ae “ V-bi-HntoATAUe" j *°Agiicfciuveritu aeid: "I can that I vote^on AS£SSSSSSS£S ^rTn^l-The Liberie donht. to,ent prayer, and when h. had fln!^ 5^st«* to l^^onne^thai ihatiine wm gJa anything b- tr^^toMbT.Ha^t^- P ’ wo «“n.‘ov Eiionos, | dissolving the Reichetag. . It »ya the vote ... , -ir ■ TTTtnrvrv nnr » i WAS CRIME COMMITTED? REVOLTING OK1ME REVEALED. The Murderer Bleeps Ten Nights In the lied on Which lie Placed ills Wlfo's | Ketnalos—A Fall Couresslon. rbiUAttlpblp Record. A murder with atrccious attendtDg cir cumstances waa revealed in th? village of Palmyra on tho Amboy division of tho Pennsylvania railroad, nine miles from Camden, N. J., on Wednesday afternoon. William Agnow, a day laborer, bad killed his wife ten days before, and had been Uv- ing in his hoUBe wifi the corpse from that time until the crime was diicovered. The house inhahited hv tho Agnowa stands a con- gideiubic distance north of the railroad and not far from the river bank. Mrs. Agnew oontribnted to the family support by wash, ingfor various fomies in tho neighborhood, among them that of CouaUble Albeit Uor- ntt. Her day there was Tuesdays, and having misled, her engagement twioe tbe Constable on Wednesday afternoon decided to stop at her kon:e and call her to task for ter irregularity. Ho knocked at the door, bnt received no answer and walked ini Meeting no one he stepped into the bed-chamber, whioh waa on the scooncl fioer, and there aaw the mutilated body of l^icg npnn tho bed. The stench* arising from tho corpse wea almost unendurable, and caused Mr. Horner lo beat a b**ty retreat. ... , . , He At once perceived that a murder had been committed, and started to loavo the house to give the alarm. He saw Agnew tunning at the top of his speed across a field, having escaped by the baok door. Tho constable started in pursnit and soon overtook him. Agnew at once admitted Hmths killed his wife in a drunken rage and had bee" oonoealing the body in the house ever ainoe. He stated that on Uie night of the 3a inst they bed attended a lr.il which waa given in the town ball, ana tlmt lie had drunk freely o', the bar. The limbs of one of the injured men, Horaco an y bn! toeBS. — . 1 her alten- i Smith were *o frightfully disjointed ns to I ab f e •• Xn cnni-lnsion, ho said tlat if the Ban Francisco, January 1C.—The aohoon- __ er Parallel, with 100,000 pounds of giant I R powdor, went ashore last night at the south- Btrtc . , _ crly end of Point Lahot, inside the umoui I bad ]j UOWn of seal rooks, and opposite tho Cliff House, I ^ bB esse for some time. He was eaLenea near this olty. After being abandoned by tha t l’alne leftan cstato valued at*2,000,000. her crow she heat on the rooks unlil „ It ia B i gn ifi 0 ant," he said, “and has oo- tho cargo blew up with a tremendous ex- 0la i 0Da d muoh Jecandalinthepisnotrailo, plosion, tho effect of whlob whs frightful. th et ad the parties who had anything to do The signal station was completely de-1 witb 0 i d pafno have for eomo time devel- molisbed, tho . life-saving station I ope d a wonderful financial stability, oepe- wrecked and the west side of the cuff I cmlly one concern that was known to bo in House, notwithstanding its elevation, was 1 a ^ Btnd t B before that time. Napoleon blown ont and every window pane in tho I J jiainee of Ilainea Bros., piano rr annfao- buililing broken. A large concert room on tU rcra, said ho should not be surprised if it the beach and oilier buildings lower down 1 va , y ound that Paine loft a great deal more all had their windows broken and Y er P I money than has yet bean discovered. Fnr- nih.rwiHBilamaeed. A long carriage shed ad-■! th „ than that be would not' esy. joining Cliff Honae was tumbiedln a meaa or | AnoUier prominent gentleman in ino ruin a. Adolf Sptro'a conservatory on the I plan0 trade, who would not allow the use heights above was shattered to atoms anu I name for publication, laid: “I nm all the windows in his house broken. thoroughly satisfied that Paine left a much Three members of tho life earing crew, , r >nm of mouty than has yet come lo who had bnilt a fire on the beach and bad I j ht and t h a t there are men in tho piano decided to remain near the wreck, were I trad and b i g ones, too, who know more hurled into the air by the conclusion and abont u than they would liko to ti ll. In severely injured by being dashed to the opinion tho greet sensation is yet to earth. The remaining members of the crew, I come _ „ hon tho whereabouts of the greater who had returned to the station, rnshed I plrt „ £ i >a j n0 ’ a money wiUbo disoloeed. to the resene of their injnreil oomrades. I .jb e ,eal question ia, where did Paine get They carried them to the station, whero aU th i B money? He didn't inherit a fortune; medioal aid was summoned and everything I h8 didn >t H poculate; he didn't put his necc-asry to relieve theirsufftriog was done. mon „y at interest; he wasn't engaged in — ■ ■ “ .1-- 1-i—a —.n lirtracn I . He wasn't honest orhonor- „„„ „„ ...„ , —, clnsion, ho said that if the mtko bis sufferings intense, and for »time r6 „'lntious w ire made tboy would bo more ife wea despaired of. Two others, Outs. I Btn rtling than onytbing that has yet been era and John YVilaon, escaped with less | d i va i Rtd i a this most startling case. .us injuries. His wife, he said, hod bestowed ms too promiscuously upon the young m tn in the hall to meet with hia approval, hi and when they had returned home ho had r, called her to task for it. I |hJ lir. I A lEGUIMATE UUUDLBB. fc°o 000 tli® Annaai V«m of th* Oil Inupe®* on th C o° had npheaved Uio cUff or a'udal wave had The officer having theuniquo UU. of"Oil and ffiTenlrid down beside it and from the Pacific. A great wave | Inspector of MinnesoU” made hia report Slept. I dashed up a SI.r.rPINO WITH THE CORPSE On the following day, on becoming sober, ■ *n« si.i to wuik to uSitro? the teU-tslo an-1 quake naa shaken the earth f— — - . . — -——- . - • _ deuoee of hia crime. The clothing of his j pi 0 W cre rudely thrown from thnrbeds by i trifle of which wont lor clerKhire. w !o which contained tho least psrtlole of 'h 0 f orco of the explosion and furniture was Last year he pocketed. nlmost M fWQ blood ho carefully washed, and even went tossed into heaps abont tho room. The | $20,000, after deducting all the expenses of so tar aa to removo tho dotted blood from Famous Cliff Homo presents u scene tT head and face. On the sooond night he I beggaring description. Tho west side coolly lay down beaido tho corpse egalnand ol the building overlooking fiept the entire night Notwithstanding la completely mined, 1 1 ing held together only by orosa boems. The vindova arc smashod and tho doors twist*-u allUila time bnt ono batch of oil. 125 barrels, vros cocdemned, and vet for this he be-1 received annually almost half Bfl mnoh as tbit’the hodv _ bcgan”to rspidly decompose I [ng beld together only by cress bosms. The I as tho President of the United States. Tho the* wretches! man had nightly, until the windows are smashed and the doors twist..1 more tho peoplo Uiought about the “V' 1 '** mnrder war revealed, continued to Bleep in 0 g their hinges. The building ia in ndch a the more they got cxoited, and half a dozen tha same “d wltoR. Jhattorcd condition that all that is loft ot boards ot trade havo passed resolutions do- While Constahlo Haines was waiting with I i t w,n have to be takon down if it does not 1 manding that tho office bo abolished -ortl»- 1 ,S prisoner at the Palmyra station to go to I topple over into the ocean. I with, UnJengtoa the people of Palmyra ohnnt and made threats of lvnehlug Agnew. grave “ffiZK -ffoia. rais-1 FJBS IN NA8HVILLB. JLrhT.nd,«Sewmtonru“‘^^o I ^rhim““through the trial" * prlonet had asserted his innooence to the. him to the verv I “ l * » nd Mt, just before leaving the oelL „ mgly ho wautea ro me l Vs.jitille. Ten*.. Jannarp IB.—A nre When Dr. Hatcher bad gone Deputy Ber- he was parsing a ow n|he steps onthevray »A»n ^ ht ^ B g. Ke » * Son’s put Allen tied the prisoner'e knees I to the loaffuld, the vast crowd outride too broke out a^miamg^^ and fanned b y Ughtljr together, put the ropo around hU I Jalicaughtaigntof himand ®£, I J. lnd tho^flamea threatened widespread risk, and adjust* the black cap and hoo.1. up from s thouamd throaU. Yonder hoUL UmwumiM departmenti \ iltI isa.- 1 sajaa- sJfprt.p. p. I® ~?Al“S2?.rt; I '"“SJ f at the signal, end at eight o'clock THE TBSP WAS BPBCNO, A Hidden swish, tho clang of the falling ■no-door, and the next instant the *" I oftluTtrina was at tbs end of the ortr tea fast below whero | ho had been standing. The I rope, which waa made ot parti-colored silk, I stretched over a foot, and the toes of the I ksoged man nearly touched the pavement «j‘“ ' ^' bim .j,,,,, hl , meat, twenty-two I heoesth. A minnte of qoiet and then there I oa .ted with him yesterday. I ju coniidershle etrugglieg, indicating that “““ {a th??’snd mother, owing to f ehle - s | inth was being produced by etrangulatlou. I . >>* no » oom* to the oily to bid fere-1 oedar wood work* of Prowitty Spen Htet sixteen minutes the pbyrictene pro- ‘‘eallh, not mmetoTne c y I aq d flamti are now plainly visible th. atmncsd him deed, and twenty minutea w i otwitbB undlng the fact that before the 1 " after the trap was swung the body wee I . ken d * wu tb e phyeiciant etated I t»k«a down and placed in a plain wooden I k”7 th nec > wu broken, the general im- I rofia, and turned over to the undertaker 1, is that death wea produced by to Updated for burial athia former honm I ten m | nntel eUpsed be ta king and Queen counly. fore he was pronounced dead. I .Mkeri made'ioiBe disturbance at ,«. «ass*:aK?5». .h.. ^g^gsseFS’sn smss? ■fearsas safiriarajfeSaXt asawwt.- - Bose, keeper of the old eity reservoir in tho J ard - —- I and eoal docks is unchanged._ No dutur^ I Wera part of the city, in making hi* | A MODKKW OaIN^ MAKE* m Btufderoaa rdtog. me i but walked along if parti-colored eilk, w n?blnveriaV releUvee were with Morgan * HamUton's paper hag manufao. nd the toe. of I M^^y Hls brokhe * who had bronao trry B .nd Orr, Hoogdn. ft Co., wholmsri. |uu ua.i. as “S-f,1eS!»{f hen THE JERSEY CITY STRIKERS, | Workers Ghsstd Away by Strikers—Larll lard's Idle Employee. Jesbet Crrr, Jsnusry 16.—One hundred king uiotl round of inspection discovered the body of e women ia tike reservoir. He at ooee notified the city authorities, and the kroner, who had the body taken from the The hirsute n.sllrsil >u Dense. mountain* writ ol here. A man years of age, Jix feet font in heig iransier ui wltoout nsingle hair on hU body-such u trUlng> Terry Sheltoo, n native of Cherokee county. Tb ^ ( , u , . d was serntbat it was th* ■>-«•!• ot a young woman of al.ont 22 years, *** quite good looking. The coroner, after viewing the remains, pronounce! it a ceaa °: suicide and hail the bo-ly removed to the ta^fgue at the cily almshouse for identifier- w ^'tar J. Iltrtou, a reporter of the Rieh- moud Dispatch, subsequently went to the I nservoir and then to the morgue, and bis | “’Mligstion resulted in the formulation of I tamder theory upon a chain of ctronm* I *— ,l « evilouce which drove conviction to I ?* n J mindk A further examination of I disclosed the fact that the unfortu- I “•* * om,ln far advanced in pregoan- I During two days many people taw the * von.’ T'l 11 fioally recognized by two KSSmT.^ Mi »^« Dnnaun) M • S5 Huu Fannie ILUIian Madi- k*l’*a, R *? d connty, but who ftath county* l ' m6 Ue<U1 le “ hlu 8 ‘o' 1001 in dicut Sn toeulted in n vev- fits i -onahr ^ i 1 ,0 ® ,0,k - * n<1 ln * ,h . ot » *dd*d ritength^, J 8ht eircumsUnces that tok.n u T 4 \te murder theory. A. m tha K A Registered at the American j menl « F**‘" B t’ r .^ed tolhe court roorn. ^ J : Mi-a i\ - ITh-of March under the name J theMtolj-s^ 1 rince Colonel David- ancoe were reported dnnng tt* tor. TU coal compxnies have announced theirinten- tentioc of resnming work with or without their former Employes to-morrow morning. The Jersey City police have received m- itrootioue to remain at the etaUm house wbensot on pairos uu,J - s ”-y —• ders. Patrol wagons will he, provided to transfer officer* in esse of dutarbenocs bo change whatever in the strike I math* Governor McGill, discovering the smsv lii.n t!i. alT.’ir ?•*, . r.-ling, lias so ist failwl BffiBMWiJutiMBtut, 0 of IUvortonfwho I Washinoton, January 10.--Gen. YV. B. I tVappoint any person to nil the offloo, and bad committed tho murderer, advised them j Hascn, chief signs! offlesr^ of the United 1 to-day member* of both houses of tho Log- to keeD cool to not disgrace themeelvee, I mates army, died in this city, of diabetes, ijaturo made tho most popular “owe of mid to idlow iusOco to take its course. *t g o'olook this evening. He had suffered their career by introducing bills to abolish Their judgment was acoepted, and the from diabetes for aome years, but of late , he position, an.tho pressure brought bv constable vma permitted to proceed to had improved in health and strength, and t bo massos wfil insure their almost unaru- oonatoble «• perm There Uopcs were entertained of bis complete re- mon . p.saage. It is certain that no other T locked np over night nnd oorery. At the reception to the diplomatic Governor will have an opportunity to make Yt-sterdav morning was taken to tho | corps given by the President he took a | ^ .qyu Inspector of Minnesota. ! ri! at Mount Holly. After he had boon j MTere cold, causing him to keep his bed on MVri rniY UNSOLVED ihackled and looked in n cell he made the 14th. On the 16th inet he wu up and A MYbTmiY UNSOLVED, a fall oonfewlon to the sheriff. Ho Irooly I reported himtelt, much tmproYod, Mkjuig I N p roo f Fonmi mat Frank Miubelito admitUd that he had killed his wife, hut that he would go to hie offloe on Monday. wir . „ «, said he had no intention of atriking her so I On Bnndsy morning hie physician, r, r. I January 14.—Tho trial of ono of hard with the choir. IIo was greatly do- I Harvey, U. 8. A., was summoned to eoo I tbe most uiysterious murders over commit- Dretscd and said that he would be hanged I him eoon after daylight Uo at otto® ™* | te d tn this biateoam* to an abrupt termlna- or hia crime. Coroner Taylor, of Burling- I paired to his rooms, and found mi slarmtog l r, on lb ( a morning, for tho present at least, on will hold an Inquest this afternoon. I chsngo tn his eondltlon, suggesting poison-1 wb on Frank Mitch-11, who for tho last sov- Agncw is 47 year* of ago and formerly lived I ing of the blood. He nt once adopted tntien months has been lying in jail in Fembcrton. Ha has been drinking heav- measures to overoomstbii oondition and obuRed w itli tho murder of hia wife, was ilv of late yean, bnt was never known to matore strength, and a consultation won m b y order of tho Supremo Court strike his wife. The Utter wee yonnger 0DM (ought with Dr. D. L. Ilnntlngton. of | 0Q b ii own recognizance. This owe than he end had home s good character, ' ’ DEFENSELESS COAST CITIES. A Convention Called to VrE« Prompt Ac- tion Upon th® OoTarnmect* the army, who agreed in the mein with tho ., attending pbyiictan. The etu was of eojex- my , tc ry, whicn created treme gravity that his reUtlveein th* city L X ci te ment in July, 1885. On were informed, end they at onoe gathered tba t month the trunk of at.— abont him and ipared no effort to I found floating in the river. A day him relief. Some Improvement reeruUd | ^ aIU ,t b tr portion of the d< li'H river so much tl.i. "‘.tli of woman waa or two dead wo Sjysr..;a long black hair of whioh ho waa especially proud. In the autnmn of 1877 he wa* tried for murder at Murpby, the conntv seat of From Col. A. T. Davidson, the SKf tb. U?of Western North Cere- linn, end one of the most prominent mem- trt* of hU profeeeion, are gleaned »ome of the*facta of thta nnfortnnat* man* tod story. CoL Davideon wa* ol toutori ffir Shelton, who waa charged with the Murder of hia brother. . . The priwncr, one morning before tne trial eeJie on, *ent forhU oonimUnd told at Loriiisrd ft Co.'»tobacco work*, and none of the 3,500 idl» employ*, will resume work to-morrow. Effort* will be m»d* to-monow to adjust the difference* between the firm and its employes, end it U believed that the strike will be ahort-lived. A VETERAN OKBYLAKLAVA. Charles Mwkntla Die* After B*tvt»5f In | Two Armln and tha Pollca Force. Sew York World. Charles Mackenzie, bettor known to "Old BaUklava," on* ot the best known men in the uddct portion of New York, died *t hU ntive committee h«'e burnedf the*following oirouUr: . I Dn. Harvey and HuntinKton m con.m--, tb , Myatio ••We tho undewignod citizeue of the I tion. Every meteure that ■kill .or Bcience I h^uq^ md the Upee of several weeksbqh- Sonth Atlantic end Gulf ooe«t ■eeporte, ro-1 oould iugg««t to rally tl* plcion wea directed toward Mitchell, whoyo card with alarm the unprotected condition I o&icor, and he bref-thed his mat at 8 o oiock I ^ ^ }etn n^jg^g ginco the date of the ofonr cities, which in their present dt-1 In the evening. His final u,n ®“ .'**5 JJSf I murder, and it was e.tablUhed to the satis- fenaelees state render them and our homes I accompanied by enffering end too dMl11 I faotion of the poliee that the mnrdered liable to destruction or to the exaction of I wee calm and without» struggle. woman wu Ellen Mitchell, the missing tribute eauaUy as ruinous in the event of | Information of Gen. Hazsn a death wea jf * . . i«.a ■ 11.—ri.ni, h« fv>X Hwntincton I w *„ . . , * onoe arrested, and been »Utod that he trial. The po- potseuion of end destroy 1 the President, lie ueuerai or ». ~“*J. I Uea B( iU firmly UUevo the Mitchell theory nv one of onr seaport cities, I who wu advised of the death by telegram, I t0 be the correct one, but the one fatal do- hil* we are unable to defend or offer sue- I will be conferred with by Lapt. ureeiy, in {oct to the cai* of the government lias been oMtful reeiatancA While the nation hu I behalf of Gen Hezen * family, to to *“• the sbeene# of sufficient proof that tho wo- exDeilenced loug the blessings of peace, we military honore to be paid the deceased. I man wboa . mutilated remain* were found cannot always aspect this boon, and it is Owing to the delicate oondition of Mr*, j w th. Charles river wu Mrs. Mitchell, and imiterative that our port* bo plecsd in a McLane’s health, tho loo*™* will take j toat Mra. Mitchell U really dead. This, et do of defense, which would alone hnvo s place from St John’s ehurch. Mrs. Hazen, notw t,h*Unding the fs-» that a portion of . ..L whs is la Fru-~. bM bun noUtlsd by ca-1 j.. ramilmt wers wrsp~d, wh*n tnnnd. in toL-ency to avert w b l # and wiU return immediately to Auer-1 ieC(< of Mt pot, formerly in the pocscsdon of Mitohell. This aummsry disposal of the creates surprise, tut the rcaaonu eoverniDR th# action of the gorornment mu . . «-a Daring hU longcon- • “ * • maix>- r^ku: -poX b tr b hU cr.ru-. Sag- g “ton. to th* Aeite- P*' 11 . 1 ® ^ibTe’and forgetting the vision ment a* posvtwe, »n , n ^ h .' MUr t room. boi»l, ar , *' Metton, was missing from the | When s^ y j 0 ttnnAto man without » tag t f JS her disappearance and tho find- «on *»w *h be saw a terrible resl- lat the body about the tame time f»r- haimp 0 ” in tnejbl ton year* * ,^‘»'*tcloe,butfor which the mnr- g * , '* t d,e “* m BfcT®r Lute bc«n known, th? “o-crilcd "Miu Merton" was n,!r. e *' * L * wrot * *nd received several “us, tut one directed by her wa* nevor lh«lr2ji,* nd * (Ur her departure from or 1 tx - * 111,1 " tom to pi*e« by • c'“ k rtihi. ? m ,h * waste ha.ket, Th* scraps ouc.'i L , ot<i and ‘he envelope were aubeo- htought to light, and when nested t-Utor it served is one of the principal UlU °notthet ^acqrnt- ago. ooon alter o md con- tM hUbsir heg»“ P _ nd i bis heir tinned withont p»i“t® jj;, (kin is *oH totJheMdwereMUone^Hi..^ and amootb u “ . d b. .bows no in- bealth toeo* • I . oel ‘ a„1{ and pou as the di.po.iUon.to “SX'sOTtof that ing of hi* brother. to avert war. ~ „ . M,ercfors reoosimeod thet a eonten- Uon be held at DaFnniak Bpringv, FIa, • centr.l and convenient point, to oonven* Febrnary 8, 1887, to cornual e* to the beat method of seenring the protection of our cotot, beecd upon modern Improvement*, We recommend that bl. P Excellency Prerident Cleveiend, the honorable Secretary of War and the Navy, both epmmitUceofOengreto on military and naval affoln, General Otl- moreand Crplrin Greeny of the Utotod Statu army, General Newton, Hon. 8. B, Goi, of Now York end other* attend. Also the Governors of NorUx Car olina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, A1 sbems, Mi-sissippi, LonisUns endTfXto, with four delegate* at Urge end on* tom eseh Congrtssionsl dietifict, appointed by the Governors of the shove State*, nnd dele gates from the cilie* of the coast Stntes. We would glrilly Include sU the' emut Statetut in .kC-^n'-tr «>r #ncu vaat aia* * r>«»sU .11 move ia coiiven- isn sriuj. He f The circular ... i-utd by prominent eitl- le, the gallant KD . ot nilthe Sontbern coast citlto. Among the .inner* »« Governor ville, and Mietra Adger of Cnarieston, Folr- banks of Fetnandina, DttnnofBranawick, DUmukes of St. Augu.Una, Bttoel of Xw YVeet, Orman of ApabibiooU, MeQuaine of Cedar h*u street ami FiUh irenne, jeoUrfAJ morning of pneumonia. He was born in EngUnd of S’ ltcb parents, rzty-one ® . - k father wa. a soldier and be Wto almost I tancoe, each reared in camp. A. eoon ia he was old I Ron or other en iuab Uo jolnrdthe EnglUn army. „He I The ciroulir *u oue of toe Light Br* Ad £0', thet charged at BaU_ United Sut . navy. He wa* with Commo- dote I’orter on the MUalsuppi, end took part in utver.) engagemento. lie Sirgej in 18K., M-a was »PT*rfn‘ ed ® n New York police force In 1866. He was retired on pension in the early port of lo*t V*»r, having don* twenty year, faithful duty, lie peeMteed a B*l»kUva medal, a mMsl of honor of the United Btate. navy and .srerAl testimoniaU for acts of bravery while on the polio* force. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Th* Major of N.w Orie.n. H«rloa«l jr Wound. I onlybe gueetfrl st- During hi* lon| aIlBntlnzCcmp.nloD. I finement Mitchell hto stubbornly i lotted while gunning InK’Uqunmtn'e psririi | 1’rcfM.or Olney Dead. S OI . It L. Boach.r in a carriage, re- 1 . January 16.—A Tribuno special ... ^ u,-— - “hue | frc „ AunArbor toy.: Professor Edward 01 1 n. ik iha eminent malbem&tici&n, , _ _ ... . w _. his bed this morning, the carriage, got out and went to a imago j ^log recalled from heart diaeaae. near bj, and when tho birdo wtfj nainoa I nothor of numerous and gen- tho mayor fired, killing a bird and P*PP«J-1 erA |i y used workrt on mathematics. Tor Ing Boucher in the face with No. w of 10 ** v the last twenty years he has filled the chair thirty yard*. Two »bots went into oaen I { pro fa*» r ot mathematic* intheUnivcrs- eye, end it U feared that M* »iRht will 1m ^ Mic b iglDi impaired, if not destroyed. The mayor, I ’ _ who deplore* the mi»h»p, took Boucher to I a CobI ure.ker liaroed. the hoapiUl, where every attention will be YYnj**BA*nr, Pa.. January 16.—The given him. | Boston breaker nt Plymouth, owiied _tofl ukes of St. Auguallne, Utvnei ox are Orman of Apslsehlools, MeQuaine of z K-y«, Chipley of Pensacola, Cunning- of Mobile, snd Richardson of New Gr- Lesry Courier: Rev. E. W., Burke, of Ms'onf Gn., who wn» sort to tha Newton etroult by th* IaU oonfereoc* et Cnthbeii. pratehedbto flr.t sermon at Pin* Grove tut Sunday. A TERRIBLE DEATH. A Cbicaco Man Kuir >» All th* Agontc. af | fire thin moral Djdmpbcbla. with SOStly ~ operated by tho Delaware and nmlson Cfcsl Company, wu totoRy duto^ tar ^ • Xh® breaker was nll«<l and nearly one thou- • loia is ehtimakd at dog belonging t- t . . L , tgo. The wound waa a mere oeratch of the I xh® u»uhewi n >min»tioo. ’ 7BI akin suffioteni to draw blood. night | WuxnoToy, January 14.—Tho Senate he died, otter aufftrlng aiuc# WedneAy jSSSSSSbi SuSt of Columbia thU with all the weli-reocgnired ^mptoma of moroicK ordered an advene report on tho hydrophobia. Th% agony which heendured QomiQa ^ on cf J# C , Matthews, of Albany, waa oo intenie that theatUndingoo!ored, aa xtgiater of deed® of the District decided upon th# administration.of #th#r, I Qoiambia. The vote •* as 7 to 2. It U under th# influtno# of whi* .i th# pjti^ot I ^ r „tool thal the tiro wtr#tknitan U^r- rent .rued tiUhe filed. He Lave* a wifesnd [ llml- several children.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, January 18, 1887, Image 1