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*> JO I THE LAST OF JOHN SMITH. ] returned from Canada. ■A. Defaulting Secretary Gets Home-Sick and Gives Himself Up. Philadelphia June 18.—Henry V. Les ley, the defaulting secretary of the Chesa- P 6a “ G ' and Delaware Canal Company, who 'ESTABLISHED 1826. MACON, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1887.-TWELVE PAGES. VOL. LXII.N012. VOTED CHARACTER OF HEARD ' county ilanged. A Steamer Horned at Midnight on Hake Michigan—Heroic Conduct of the Engineer, Who Tried to Stop Ills Engine—The Lost. . g, tired, Fearless to the Last— I J- A. Wilson, ths former treasurer of W"! , Thousand Teople Fresent-A I Joe satno company, 2ed from the city in T1 r .markable ltecorcl Forgo 1 the early part of July of last year, was Yunus a Man. , , n , int<> onBto<J y at noon to-day and locked up iu the central police station for a hearing. This afternoon ho was committed CUOIXTON. June 17.—Heard's terror to jiil m default of a $50,000 bail. Lesley from Franklin. Thero were fully and W ilson have been together in Canada. }ff n e ople present. The sheriff's party Lesley grew tired of expatriation and ra- i.0 the liil »t 1° o'clock, and the nnxions turned for the purpose of giving himself !.«d rushed to the gallows. The prisoner up, hut was arrested before he made his LeMDtted by a guard of fifty men. The 1 presence known to the authorities. r praised his counsel, and sr.id lies Lesley acknowledged to Prelid ant Gil- Gbeea sworn about him and that he was lingbam this afternoon his gnilt of embiz- •amiltr Ba id ho knew a hoap that would zlement of about $50,000, bnt disclaimed JJJjL pthers. He Eald ho hated to die any connection whatever with the greater •"mu and that he had m friends; said amount of which the company wasde vS/, wss the oause of his tronble and franded, la view of tho information ob- Tuoel children BgainBt it; said there was taiiied from Lesley, telegrams to Toronto tfgetbiog he would not tell. Hls last this afternoon resulted in the nrrest of ^.ufarewell.^ ^ , I ousted* 11 bw* Chtef I - e P in B »tov*t&, and when the — ' me piweivtn unu ueeii uuteiieu uu mi, they gathered on tho forward deck and two - - 0 - c wsrgg nut at seven minntes to 2 Jock and he died from strangulation 1 n n11ron nn tlm nallntra BURNED TO TIIE EDGE. FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE IN THE WATER. Detroit, June 17.—A special from Char levoix says: Tho steamer Champlain, of the Northern Michigan line, bound for Che boygan from Chicago, was burned at mid night between Norwood and Charlevoix, at the month of Grand Traverse hay. The boat was running ten miles an hour when the flames suddenly shot up from honest h the engine, driviDg the engineer from his post, his clothes on fire. He ran to the hurricane deck, plunged into the tank and then retnmed to ms work, bnt wna too lato to stop hls engine or ooi'.- Wton“to7hat ^Uy7 h“e h“ing D NakeT l into E , CCt h ° 68 ' Th ° “ lM ? given, tho custody by Oblrf iSSSwwQwS 1 rieemnff ” rn,,nr '' 1 wh " n ,hn I ett at No. 380 Sherborne street, eluding tli.- ere sv. Tho lost are as follows; Ella Cooper Smith, Rcbert Wilke) and George Wltatfcy, of Charlevoix; Mrs. It. M. Kehoe, It, M. HeKeel, Stewart Deans, two children agi d I rtuXTi. June ii,—souu n. nums, utiuucaui i i block ci mo vjlu-up 1 i.Ka sail | u-.. Ifitomaa end leader of a gang of drapers- Delaware Canal Company An indictment , lU compiled to jSm^into the lake. The It* »»B hanged to-day in Heard oounty, will be brought against him on Monday Bte ra r dinforms acarresoondent that them ssssaa*"" *••—•* “ass&s —* ” lEsioonnty. Georgia, and at tho time of I IK ™ between 33 and 35 years of A DIG METEORIC STONE. m a From his youth he always had an in- j n plunges Into the Earth, ami Peopl ilSflDt a J d W 5“® httV1D 5 a 8j eat Thought it an Earthquake. ^ me ?L f ^f h nnon n hi^^nomiHS and Evansville, Ind., June 16.—An aerolite I ^rto and five yens. of Chicago. /Captain influence of whiskv he en- of great size fell near St Joseph this morn- Eucaa, of Fetoskey; Henry Brennto, clerk, jtfi under the influence of.whisky no en^ h DR> The residents were etartled by a and fireman and second cook and cabin boy, jroted * ®?^the^f5*cmVootdeetural Bhar P* f l uick 80nnd aDd a severe jarring of of Chicago; Mr. Rnsseii, of Jackson, Mibb. ; ^hiinspnnUh U.afor»om» aopjytniwl the mth . It wa8 at flnt thought to he an gentlemen and bey from Wilwaukee, bound : °l a ' 1 earthquake, bnt a young farmer soon f° r Mackani °. ° Q ° “d £our 2° d In, dS brought the intelligence that somo great Indian deck hands, a lady and danghtir at escssion at r country nance, prc j eetlIo ha(1 imbedded iUelf in tho woods from Frankfort, names unknown. *5, ..'“I'!,, ™ ,1° near by. The neighbors went to ihe spot These saved floated an hour and a half |W l h „ nr fnn h AtlUd a six* .hooter and foand lha£ «>• aorolite in falling bad when they were discovered by a yawl and nlu John for fun pulled a six ““°?“J5 coma in eontact with a huge oak anil dt- fl.hboats from tho shore. Several of those w« n«.r flom nnJer nnded 1 of its branches! P^- saved were badly burned There are seven •j—«»St*USAassmSm,SSS; “vt<»a.mii,»b,.» 1^; fragments of tho stone lay scattered about, have been caused by a lamp exploding. |nn lour bench warrants from Heard and {h atmo6phero a b ou t the place was 8«Ten bodies have nlrcady been reoovered. “ d impregneted with the smeU of ■nlphn*. The . hamplaln was valued at $10,000. fcui the nhenff of that county in Ofttching The matoorio fragments wcio of •'dull I Detroit, Juno 18.—The Evening Jour- 1^ H )'-.nV^ m theh^ie?fSm?th m wWe R™jiah and dark color, indicating a com- n^'o Chailevolx, Miohlgan, special eaye: lv^^iL™^t« l n n nld find'him lb ’m.witt “lualioa of obsidion traotilo and pnmioe. Thoro were fifty-seven persons, passengers r » dan, d indinl hi. Sdl to The depth to which the Reroute imbedded Rnd crew, on the Cliaraplate, and cf these r : ' ; :" ; V ” ' aTl K . d oa f r i'-« involve cmsi.l, ral.le 1 d,„r but t- . ,.ty - vn a..- know,, to be saved, li? a™,!! 1 , 01 , 4°B a £o T bring It to light, bnt the stone will be dug Gaptaln Coaey says that within ten minutes lihct he had the greatest friendship, and Qut ® ot 0D ] y j or sc i e ntiao pnrpoaes.bnt also 1 frtm the time the file broke out tho boat Inald die any time rather than aeo his dogs ^ uUMv th. onrlodty of US peoplo. wrh in flames. The captain gave immediate hr? ff 0 * aUd th i° i° VB ii W , t vf f 60i P r °' From 1 the great orifice^made P bTthe atone orders for lowering the life boils >. 1- ad- . Me.. guarded well their_Bd- K u tlllu it cauiiol weigh less -d bn Piso-rumu's Maud. tm- J0Ca, '° u abovo r ®* etrc “ R* I i,. 9g two tons. I grounded a mile from shore, however, and sheriff had a desperate | , ,, — I iho passengers wero forced in the water, ■Mointo with theso ferocious brutes, A NORTH CAROLINA HANGING. many of them In their exoitemont jumping ■ad whUe endeavoring to whip the — overboard, and the boats were loat. The ■log! Smith escaped and climbed a pine treo, A Negro Hanged on the Same Spot Where c j erfe g enr y Barham, died of exhaustion ■perched in its branches through the HU Brother Was Executed. ftfter be| pj^ed up, and it is doubtful if ■dd bitter night with nothing on save Raleioh, N. C., Jane 18.^—AlbertTalborn, a 0 cmple*e list of tho loit will everbese- lb night olothw, whilo tho oflloera scoured oolored, was hanged at Oxford to-day. 0Q red. The survivors sneak in high terms ■the country for him. Somo days after this, I Last March Talborn forced an entrance into 0 f the oooloes*, brave ry aud gallant con- ■theNhenfl and his posso keeping a look- the house of Dr. Patrick Booth, of Gran- duct of Captain Oaeey and his crew. ■ . r , - ■ ."t.-d in ciTtvlmg liirt o.ip- vilD* comity, during the almencv* of tin Dec- 1 ■tore. W. S Tanner, a young man of a I tor and attempted to assault Mrs. Booth. Ifetrltii disposition,was Bitting on the side Qia attempt was not successful,,.bnt he was |tftU road, aud hearing somo one coming I arrested and tried for bnrglary, and sen- igh the bushes looked and beheld 1 toncod to be banged Juno 18th. The exe- b with his rifle on his shouldor. ltis-1 cation took plAco to-day and wob pnblio. ATTACK ON AMERICANS. Tirades on the Great Republic Uttered by the Clerical Press of Mexico. Cm of Mexico, Juno 14—The recent action of the government in granting impor tant concessions for colonization, public improvements, etc., to Amcricam and American comp unit a, ia the pretext for an assault on the administration by tho organs of tho chnrch party. The National, a jrominent opposition journal, will, in a eading article to-morrow, take a strong stand against the Diaz administration for grantiogconcessions to Americans. “Each of these concisions," says tho National, “is one link moro which ties us to ‘that paciflo American conquest,’ as it is termed by American journalists within and without the country. With this ‘paciflo conquest'there will bo no war; there will be no armies of Americans invading Mexi co, and no battles will be fought. We shall not see ourselves subjugated by cur national ene- emits by force of arms; bnt, oil tn« o»Q t baud, the busin*** men and financiers who come from the United States, and to whom nnr gnv«fnm«n| give COnarfikinntt. will create American interests, will make the mu-lves the owners of Rreat manufao- taring, mining, railway, and agricultural enUrpriats; will acquire extensive territori al properties; will txercise ^y their woaltb decisive influence in the country, and the day will arrive, if things go on as t» ey are now goieg, when they will oontrol the tb o- tions, will beoome deputies and ministers, and nill decree who shall be President of the ltepublio. The Oatholio religion will then give place to Protestantism, to Jnda< ism, to Mormonlsm, and to a thousand ridiculous sects which exist in tho United states, and the English language will place the Spanish. In that day we shall no longer be Mexicans—we shall be sieve* in onr own land, and will oocupy the wretoh- cd place which descendants of Mexicans now occupy in California, Texas and New Mexi- oo, \«ho have not assimilated with the Yankee racos. If foreigners arc needed, let Europeans be weloomed; lot Spaniards, Frenchmen, English and Germans come, but not Americans. The writer goes on to say that Europeans will aid the Mexicans to resist American in fluence and overcome the Yankees. “To admit Yankees," continues the article, to seat at our table our mortal enemies, Already Americans control the Central, National aud Sonora railways. Many of the richest mines are in their possession, and soon therj will bo American banks of discount, and all our wealth will pass into their bands, because our government obey- the fatal error which inclines it to them. The future means Yankee absorption; tho disappearance of the Mexican race in misery, and an increase in the number of stars in the hated American flag. If wo Mexicans wish to prevent this terrible fate it is neoes . ary that public opinion should not declare It elf resolutely anti-American, as it is al ready, but show itself in all its acts." The tone of the clerical pres* continues strongly anti-American, and bltUr in its on- position to tho policy of thr Diaz adminis tration, which favors protection, and for a government of American capital and enter prise. VISITS DESTRUCTION ON A LITTLE TOWN IN DAKOTA. Children Taken Up and Carried One Hun dred and Fifty Feet-Large Buildings Blown to the Ground—Loss of Life, Limb and Property—Notes. Cnicioo, June 17 —A special from Grand Forks, Dak., anya: This city waa visited with a destructive tornado yesterday after noon. The storm oamo from the west and traveled dne onat Twenty-flvo or more bnildlnKS. including the Oatholio Chnrch , - « and tho University of North Dakota, wore the Northwest, and tho weather conditions blown to tho ground. Tho laboratory and ° f tho weok ar0 reported as specially favor- museum tn the university wero almost to- abla £or corn and wheat, exoept in the seo- t illy destroyed besides hundreds of smaller Uomi of Illinois. Iowa and Eastern Missouri, dwellings, store houses nnd Bheda Tho I whero nil crops except corn have been moro following were killed outright: Mrs. Follet or less injured by tho dronth. In the cot- a ad her mother, Mrs. Davis, Cora Starbird, ton regions, tho temperutnro hna differed ‘ but slightly from tile normal, except iu Ar kansas and Texas, whore tie daily average has boon from two to three decrees cooler than nsual. In the tobacco region, west ot A TERRIBLE TORNADO INFORMATION FOR FARMERS. The Crop Bulletin for tho Week Ending Saturday, June 18th. Washington, June 19.—The signal oflloa has issued the following weather crop bul letin for the week ending Jane 18th. Temperature During tho week tho weather has been warmer than thu maft for tho week CXOtpt at the stations on tbe Atlantio and gulf coasts, in tho west Gulf States, and on the Pacific coast, north of Han Francisco. In the wheat and com regions of the North, the excess of temperature for tho week has been from 25 to 70 degrees, an aver ago daily excess above tho normal of from 4 to 10 degrees. Tho greatest excess of temperature occurred in aged 12 years, aud a man named Gummer- son in East Grand Forks. The seriously irjured arc; Mrs. A. Star bird and child Mrs. Ed. Timey and two children, Mrs. J. THE CHICAGO BOODLERS. Two of Them are Found Guilty end Daly Sentenced. w Chicago, Juno 18.—Tbe boodle cases qnkkly with a pistol pointing in bij I Threats had*been male by negroes Tto tiao I BgainHt the county officials went to t, he commanded Smith to drop the effeot that Talborn should not be hanged, I toe jury this morning at 10 o clock, which he did, and was then brought I and some disturbance was feared. Tho I Both the State and defi-npj handed in in- kCiiTolUon. Smith was afterwards con- 1 Granville Greys were ordered I structions, which were read by Judgebhep- in Alabama for some offense aud I out by the Governor to suppress I kerd on v tow modifications aud no jwd to the chain-gang for throo years. I any possible uprising among the negroes, comments one way or the other. Ihe jury HiU on the way from the oouit house to I Tho place of execution was two miles I “ ft , v 5J d J? fc .i 5f5S 'lbjail, an offioer on either Bido of him, I from jaiL Tho Greys formed in a hollow I McG^rigle and McDonald. The penalty M hariDg him by tho ahonl- I equaro around tho cart which carried the Mjaa fixed at three years imprisonment in «f. he slipped Lis coat off and ran, prihoner and coffin to the gallows. Over the penitentiary. adding in making hls escape. Ho was I five thousand people wer^in the procession. I The motion for a new trial was at once Jdci three bonds for his appearance at I Talborn protested his lonocence to the I e nto red “e defeneo and Judge Shepard tal Saperior Court when ho committed I last. At threo minutes after 12 tho trap I be would hear arguments at some la wful enme for which ho was hanged I was sprung and the criminal was dead in toture time, and notwithstanding the pro- One for assault with intent to I fifteen miuutes. Talborn’s father was hung Iteata of the defendant s conosel, declined to harder, one for simplo larceny, one for I on the same spot several yoars ago, and the I ® dm, t «itk® r McDonald or McGangle to bail. TOfig concealed weapons. As to how I Granville Greys wero called out to prevent Tho counsel pleaded^ that any amount bflls were against him in Alabama a disturbance. A brother of Talborn i* S? ba l /?u thc 2 m ng V V nt # J . adg0 ItatkkUtaiSf Wti i er d0ea v. n ,°,‘ Uow in the Oxford jail chatRod with b«fl>. | W d ^{ho*ff«wJjitol«m»j ■ua, mi brother and a man by the name I log tho town last March. “ “g *ent to the honso of llonner Dar- 1 quiet, hard-working, inoffen- joimg farmer, tinder the «•« of wanting to buy They rodo to tho gxto ond in- I;., o£ ^ ta - Darker if her hnsband was THE SHARP TRIAL. ho conld not oomply and therefore defend ants would be remanded to the custody of the eheiilf until Uond-y, The decision of tbia point fell with ernahiog tffect upon tho defendants, their counsel and friends, bnt alter a few minutes of omloons silence, YVItneur. on th. Stand-Adjourned Until To-Morrow Morning* KT 5 tetermml ^hem that ho was I c».TM^ 1 ^'-rtVaa d^iared adjourned; B®- ^Uh w”fround te^hta «»» on a “ on “‘° e f young wife, who was ina Alvori Uob“ THE RICHNESS FORTHCOMING. Tho First Dig Into tho Barrel of Evidence Against Jake Bliarp, Naw loax, June 17.—In tbe Sharp trial E5 ft rrrS i4iaac?SS5SSr sss? Sfetjasa-wsi 12J35 HEfSSHS in . lha a ?tof shootinK her S ln tbia calte> u the secre- tentlon, was Wm. T. {•ottele. who was tho Ut Smite l0i “ e i h P \T.‘ n ^°D^ and superintendent of the Chriatopher 1 I - •• «* ont th 0 f lj ib " eJ ' ,r ' l e i lln n, he i and Tenth street railroad, of which Sharp la eat of tho way, and imd. OI , .i 1(1 ,t„nd. t-i:gros»ir.g cl'tk in tl-e Assembly in lhh3. He testified to two distinct offers of $5,000 I president, and wni next put on the stand. I from Sharp, firit to alter the gtn-.rol r»il- | htarenea W Fsncish and Wm. Bird were | road bill ss it cam. from tbe Denote, —•wiiu^up.t- j . ..tied. They atsotestified in regard to and tne Becond to deliver to Uflt «a ld ?'ia P a‘ indC ‘ rr .E! 1 the manne r in which the Broadway road him, Sharp, the original oopy of the bill for . 8h# “* bta on tho ^ ^ c °“"„ U d. the purpoae of altering it. » nd bending over | aftoree ? eM i more witnesses were ex-1 Objection wi way, reeled and fell - SJSaof uU wife, nud sun vriiii anpol- Ljectiou waa made to the admission of «hurt much. "ST»-1 o'clock, adjonrne^UhMestimony on the ground that Sharp 1*5*arimaniaiK^ ngtt S“i to S“tU Monday morning. Sharp wj taken was on trial for bribing the board cf aider- |««tb G d Si. "A 0 * n B °?S er 1! “ rker te .ilin cnsWy of Sheriff Grant and offl- men and the testii I «i made it. Smith ran n way J . a Barrett gave instmetions that it waa admitted an r d h. a l e “ d S f nn? , £ Soor«.SoKp.mitted to go ont, 1 l 6t ‘l Old h d 8 ? and that carriages should he provided for testimony was irrelevant, bnt ojlliteral evidence. QUEER FOR CHICAGO J*«| and ct “i ™ u-'auy *"• „„,i .hat cairUaes should be provided tor . - opon httl to ! W “ them to drive te the Centrel Park, bnt they Hundred Workmen Qnlt Because One IS* AVk. a “f Den“y Sheriff aba “ d nnd “"9 dlcoffi,UDCB be P "' Kmp.oyed. K»d lain in Uie wood. SSd swamps t0 "***• Cmcaoo. Jane 17 -Two hundred Poles Kg. 1 *- »>«>»«• without food or shelter, AN IMPORTANT DECISION. hT lhR Uhl^o Lamber CompanT •*®o*t frozTU and (tmuhf A Th«v at I - — . el knocked off work and refused to return tbia 5* very bitter cold sli’etv niaht Which will b« Intereatlos to Itenk Direct- m0 , t i Dg f ot the reason that the company Meeded in capturico thoir’pti/i^ Hewitt ore and Depositor*. I introduced a negro into their midst. Tho |5? g whedln the cornir of tho’chimnov Braixonano, I us., June 18.—An impor- siiking Polee repr.s;nt the total foroe of Ky* Smith earns Tmudtito ommS I tantdeo— M ■ Si J* iherSk, and nreat wan thaii Indignation *ud he levels a niatcl on him preme Court in a bank case which baa been wbtn they beheld this morning a 1, ^ kt had tim» in Jrm«v I Fn th« courts for several year*. Gardner I Q*gro who intended to work among them. It** .M Ume to draw h*. orgirettn h »*<««»» Bonk „ HiU tS, viaitad the eompany with tbe Amand l*ke ni”P* dot Coun, J%y Mjh DR- Tb»bank (ailed I that the obnoxions person should be with- for th. murder of^Bcrmer* liar- wMi. holding lis drewn «d re there . re some dels, in com- lhJr-.V» convicted. Judge Hsrris snit sguost the director., )n d iv t dually,«ete plying, they all walked out IpteUdaiiti 0 * , a him hut sftcrwsrds ting up tb* cUlna that it the p uln Deatli of a Veteran Editor. I?’trial. »lg*teft^ttfi^?k22w^£ath51 Kaoxviu-m, June 18.-Colonel Bam P. JSrr I bS^ss^?«»g7«" upay g-hu i Ivins, editor of the Athena Post, died_ 1 ist ^ At the March term of li. u l<ke!7te ^ rtae ntenccil to be uy “J. U only lacking two | ot uwa —■ the deekioa IP**-that can be I of the court h low. Tb - - ■* Irfcw oVZ** represented Smith: to tbe ISopnmc Court, olic I "- C. I'. i;„rl„n, cl decieioniur the conn l.low 1 ISkiM a* Bachanan, of Newoan, declarer tbe folloaiog ^ mm l/Nha. of Atlanta, made ir/'-'.nr, in hi < bebaif. ■SCj^’wsw in nn b«ns;i, bnt ■?SdL tei tointerfere. So Smith ■i^*T Wi a. Fl> wMw fMi Am Foltao •ait the KWful hour of hw Suutti n.onow at Athens, fifty milet westof Knox hich affirmed the | ville. Tbe opinion m*Dj a ioffer«r. • I L*-« th** fright- fully; I -I Don't Ktow Whuk t lot my ■ 111 trll JOL THE QUEEN’S JUBILEE. Tbe Koval Vl.ltora -The American, who will l'nrtlolpste ln It. Loudon, Jane 18.—'Che King of Saxony, Prince Lndwig cf Bavano, Piinco and l'rincesa William of Prussia und tho Princess of, Baxe Meiningcn, have arrived in Loudon for tho purpose of taking part in tho ceremonies attending the Quton'a ju bilee. The following royal personages also ar rived in the eonrse of tho dny: Archduke Itudotpb, Crown Piinco of Anstiio, Piinco Ernest and Princess Alexandrine of Sixe- Coberg-Goths, and Princess Henry of Prus sia, second son cf the Crown Pnnco who arrived with an eaoort otyaven German tor- ledo boats, IKing and Q icen of Belgium, .’rinoe Gustafe, Crown Prinoa of Bweden, Prinoo Karl August, heir apparent ot baxe- Wdmar, and MouBignor ltuloff of Beilin, the special Papal envoy, will arrive to night. The German Grown Prince and his family are the gneats of tbe Qnecn at Wind sor Castle, where the royal visitors are en joying a gals time. Tbe following Americans will attend tho jnbilce ceremlal on Tuesday: James Rus sell Lowell, Geo. Lawton, United States Minister to Anstris, who arrived to-day, James G. Blaine, Senator Hale, Senator Mol'hcrson and Perry Belmont Tbo Ma- qonis of Salisbury, at be Queens oommsnd, bos requested Phelps, the United States Minister, to attend at Buckingham Palace on Monday, to deliver PreaidentCleveliud'e jubilee oongratnlailon, The Causpos Abduction Clue, Pams, Jane 18.—As the result of the in qulries in the Causpos abduction ease, tbe police are of the opiniun that the sffair was pre-siranged, aa both parties ere of age. The police will not interfere. Tbe allrged abductor is said to bo M. Delatour Oar- boenf. It is said that he wroto a lotter to Ui. young iouy ibsUoutlng hot to W«o7 a light dre-s if .he was willing to accompany him, otherwise wear a daik dross. O i the day before the alleged abduction, it is re ported that the lady implored her milliner to be panctnsl with her new light drees, sou it is said that sbs wore tbe same dress in tbe Bois do Boulogne. Ex-Queen Lobelia does Dot believe that the lady contented to go and has written a letter to tbe anlhcri- tees ukiDg them to pursue the matter for tiler. Ail kinds of rumors are ln etrcnla- tlon, bnt no foots can be learned. The man with whom the Counteaa Causpos left Franca it the Vi-count Delatour Garhouef. Tbe couple went to Autwerp sod will go from there to England, where they will be married. Tbe countess has written to the papers using that her otjeet in rnnnug off with the viseonnt was to recurs her re- It use from her oppressors, and to regain her liberty. The fortune of the eonnteea ia estimated at $750 000. Tne Unfortunate Schooner Uranic. Bsltuiobe, June 18 —Gapt Flowers, of the schooner Win. 11. Hinee, from Elen- there, brings the captain, three of Lis chil dren sod tho crew of aev- n men of tbe schooner Aliev Hearns, of Philadelphia, lumber laden from King's Ferryp Fla. Tbe rchooner Hinie psued tbroosb the hurri cane, and the n.xt day found th. schooner He true watetl .. d and breaking up. They react)ed thi p- -- is nn-ter ir at difficulties. Andrews nnd two children. Mrs. Talton ond the Alleghnnios, tho daily excess of the two children, Mrs. Gayot nnd daughter, of tomperntnro rouges from three to four de- North Dakota. In East Grand Rrees, while to thoenstward it Iisb differed Fjiks, buaioes3 buildings wero I but slightly from the normal for destroyed. Bjtli bridges aoross tho I to© week. Tho tomporaturo river were swept away. Tho total loss in for tho season, from January 1 to June 18, estimated at $100,000. Tho storm was >“ t ba cotton and oorn tegionB has been in loool, A train from tho north was blown exoess, tho daily average ranging Iron ten from tho track about four miles ont and to twenty degreos, while on the South At- rollt.il ovir a oounlo of timos. No onowns lantionnd Northero Paoiilc coohIs, and in killed, but many were soriously injured.’ j Northern California, tho temperature ior During tbe Btorm last night Huivor Leland, tbo seassn has been BligUtly below tho nor- of Wells township, was killed, maL The storm is reported os qnito sovero at I Tho rainfall—During tho week there han Manvel and Ardock, where buildings wero I been a deficiency of rainfall generally blown away. Tho Andrews family had J throughout tho ngrie.nltnrsl regions east their house torn to pieces and carriod one I o£ the Rocky Mountains, exoept in sections hundred feet. Ed. Tirney’s house was of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ne- uvortnrnod aud his wifo injured. Children I hraska and Kansas, whero slight exocHses wero carried one hundred nnd fifty feot and I ar ® reported. Tho greatest deficiency of not hurt One of them, aged six yeard, rainfall oconrrod in tho Southern States, was oarriod aoross the tr.ck nnd laid thero Lower Ohio and Central Mississippi dnting the storm. O. A. Myerstorm is valleys. This deficiency in tha dangerously hnrt about the head. ootton region has probably not as yet af- | fected that crop seriously owing to numer- KILLED 1I1S STEP-FATHER. | ons and well distributed showers of tho . „ . ,—__ , , „ , previous woek; but reports generally show A Terrible Burntu, Tragedy in Savannah. mor8 rtln ' u ne e,i c a iu ibat section. Savannah, June 19.—William Wingard, a sl | Rht defloiencics of rainfall sro also re- 16-jear old lad, fatally Bhot his stepfather, j ported ia New England, bat p nerally Elward E. Thomw, while asleep in bia I throughout the Northern istateH numerona bod this alternoon. Thomas dial in a fow I we q distributed Nhowcrabavo oocurred, minutes. His slayer walked to tbe polio© I exoept in Indiana, where rain ia much ptntion, a short distance from where I needed. A large seasonal deficiency of the shootiog occurred, ond gave I rainfall baa boeu increased during the post himself np lh© murder I week, and now ranges from ton to sixteen tho result of Thomas cruel treatment cf I jnclun in tho cotton regions. Tho seasonal his wife, Wlogard s mother, whom li© mar- I deficiency in Iowa, llliuois and H inthera ried Iu Btaufort, 8. 0., two yoars ago. I WiscoiiHin, exceeds live inches, while an Thomas was a hard drinker and of quarrel-1 exoeBB of five inches is r«*j crtel from th« Home diiposition. I northern Faoifto coaat und the upper Ohio i Saturday night ho went homo I Valley. drank. This morning ho loft tho Geueral remarks—The week ha« \>een hoase oar *y' . bQt . camo % back I generally favorablo for BtAple orops. There about noon, and began carsingand abasing J ^ BS b eoa more than the avorag© amount ot his wife, and finally picked her up hiH I Htiushiuo in tho central valleys and the arms and atteaupted to throw her out of I vroathcr has heon especially favorable for a window. He then got a broom and beat I harvesting, which has been largely oom- her ever tho hoad. rho woman escaped I pj e tod for whoat and hay in tho Hontberu from thehonsp, and Chomos wont upstnlre Staten, and now extends to the forty-seo- and lay down on a bed and wont 0 nd parallel in many sections, to sleep. His wife want to her Ciiicaoo, Jnn© 19.— Tho weekly crop mother b house and while there told her of nummary of tho Farmers' Review says: At husband s beating her. A while after sbo I thii dato the winter wheat crop in all seo- returaed home, her aon entered the house I tions has so nearly reached a stake of mo- with a basket containiDg some things for tarity, that the reporta show no change in. his mother, which ho gave her and then I [t* condition, and none will take place nn- “** a P stairs. A^ mlnuto l®ter 1 Ices hail, insecta or rust, should damago the started np stairs. A ^ » U v-.« »--« two shots were heard* Mra. I ripening grain. Eight winter wheat grow- Thomos rushed np staira and met Wingard I jngStatoH report an avorago condition of pfiu.n.g d j'yii with a pn to I im his hand, tlio crop at h'.i pi r cent. Tho condition of 8he bn fried pant him into the room whore ^0 oa ^ crop from tho dronth, and insects her husband was. He was sitting on the I j 8 every where bolow the averAgo. The corn aide of tho bed, but fell back and I prospects are first class, hay and grass died without uttering a word. ^Vingard | ntiort, from the drouth. Fruit prospects went to his grandfathers house and asked fair. Urn to go with him to tho police station. I Ho told the uorgeant on du- I Through the ItapIUa In a Barret, ty that he had had a Niagaiu Falls, Ontario, June 14.— (iiffi' , ulty with hiu stepfather, and wanted I Carlisle D. Graham launched his barrel to give himself up. Ho said afterwards I boat at tho Maid of the Mist landing on the that he abot Thomas. As ho was I American side of the river near the can- being led to hls cell ho turned and said tilever bridge, this afternoon. Ho found with tbo utmost unconcern: I that ho could not properly adjust the sand Hi re, grandp i, here is a dime, go and I ballast so os to shoot the rapids, riding on get me some cigarettes." | top of it, so he took out the sand and At tbe coroner's investigation, the widow I jumped into the barrel, and went through was almost nnoontrollthle in her grief. The I the rapids about 5:20 o'clock, much to tne verdict was tbut tb» deceased came to bis I disappointment of the crowds of spectator* death at tbe hones of William Wingard, I which lined tho banks of the river, expect- and tbo jury considered it premeditated I tog that he would ride oh the outside of murder. I the barrel as he hod advertised. He vu Thomas was horn in Augusta, and was I taken ont at the whirlpool none tho worse about 35 years old. IIo lived in AugUHta I tor bin trip other than receiving a shaking until Lu was grown np and hod learned his | °P* trade, and ho then moved to Beaufort SHOT 1118 FRIEND DEAD. Hoover Again at Work. An.r ta, Ci a. 1 June 1*. A npecial to the Chronicle from Laurens, 8. 0., reports tho A Maryland Lover K lla the Wrong Man in I negroes near there have formed a secret or- III* Jealous Rage. I gu.ization to demand a dollar a day for IBaltdcorb, Jana 16.—AtCrLafield, Som- I tarm work, and threaten murder, if neoes* • r , wni}, Ml l>,v. M.itrr, a in an of nary, to accomplish their ends. They are 20, tilled bU friend, Elijah Sterling, in organized under the gnise ot Knights of La mia.ako for hls rival, Robert Ford. Three bor. The agitator named Hoover, who was weeks ago Ford and Dor* Sterling, his 17- recently shot near Warrenton, Go., is tha year old sweetheart, quarreled, and, when a I organizer. The whites have organized •- j o! Ute? he tried to effect £ re ! cavalry company for t)rotoclii>a.| coiiciliatiou, she repbDed him. Then ho ixcame jealous of Mister, and told him that if be coaid not have the girl no other man should. She told Mis er what Ford said, The Police Turn on the Mob. Dublin, June 18.—Several of the tenants ^ t f arrested at Bodyke for resisting the officers and whenever tbe former would make any I to aldct bave b««u eenU*nced to threats against the latter tbe girl would tell P™ 0 . 11 ff hard lab ° r * tor terms ranging from ForJ, and only Is.t ntgbt she told Mister of °' Q0 10 thro ? months. After being stutenced bum** remark Ford hai made about him. I toey were taken to Lqdu station under a When last nrght 3Iister Kft her house on heavy o ecort of police. Crowds of sym- bU wny to town, he bod not gone fifty I Prizing people gathered and cheered the yards in the dark wh**n he saw a ma*i ap- I and became so dea.onstrative the ijro.el.iD2. U i ihonuht tbe msn minht be i ,ollco w “ e , orde,e< }, t0 cbsrKe ami disperse Ford and eal-.d ‘■Who's there!” It-ceir- I *“»•. TbU they did with s will, and plied irg no reply, ^l-iter, drawing a revolver, to fcir batons bo vigorously that several of txclaimtd: -W.U. I’t. got yon at laat," | ^ P 60 ?' 6 »« ra severely iDjured. and fired, supp sting tbe man to he Fm-d, I Hr was miaUkea. Hm friend, Elijth bter- AN ELECTRIC WAVE. ll g, called him by oama aa he sang to the Strange Bath to Which a Panama Fanner Waa Treated. Advices from Panama, dated the 4th in6t,, say: A moHt extraordinary event oc curred recently to a farmer living in Cun- d an lunar cm. 11*$ had been hUpcrintending some work which was being done iu tbe oked Mur<Ir al (t< m ar hence lubl * for 1 iLn non-observance. LrNcnBciui, June 18 —A fpt It OLok r*ys: A sbockiog madder wMC'»m- mitted two mil* • from this *4ty thin m< rr»- I ing f/$org#j Wju/n.*-r ‘ SL* \< I on tn public rou t and dirt Liai thr. egb I the b* ad without pr vc •* U th mtn t are white. ground and expired. Mister gave him self up. SUMMERVILLE AGAIN SHAKEN. A Startling “hock «»f Earthquake Felt 1 here Ycaterday Mcrnlng. C■AiLFOTON, Jane 19.—A special to the I fields, aud had left bU men to return to hiu N**m and Courier re;$orts a stardiog shock 1 home, when he was surrounded by an eiec- * l • *r 1 , . a- *a > in.im* rail*’ at 1< ;7 thi.i j Hie flame a hich disappeared as quickly tu'.’f 1.h ► » • ; i:.ii bj t!.«$ in. rt pro- ** it came. The victim's left- ey»> In ged roan* g beard bicce October 221 of brow was burned completely off. JTbe hair Us. year. Thu eh >ck canned a sensible vi- I burronndiDg his ear^, a portion of his beard brAlionof the b*ju a -s and furniture, but and all tbe hair on his breast were Lamed WM DOt sufficient to do any injury and I C *L All tbe brans buttons disappcHre<l from cause a'srm. The roar wan faintly heard I his clothing, his watch chain w** cut in I y -< n.e ; • ri - ii (Jhurlentod. At Sam- | 1 vo . a small hole was bored through hi* mefvide tbe roof * 1 —*‘ L 3 l to eome from the koU.hw«rd. One More Unfortunate. XnoiRA Falia, Jnne 19—An unknown m*n, -uppoidl v> bf F 1'rigg, of We*.hing. ti j ituprd fr*ju» th*- bridge ie«<ling to lh< J Tnre« Si-1 rs I-laad*i to day, and waa car* 1 ried over H jt»e Shoe Falla. watch-case, and the wstch-glass waa shat tered, and his right side was burned. He suffered severely, but is recovering rapidly under medical treatment. Tho Mikado, the Austrian Crown Erin cm* and Prince Henry of Prussia will be the royal additions to the Jubilee Knights of