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Parent Issue
Day
8
Month
January
Year
1886
Copyright
Public Domain
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The Strike of the l'ittsburst river coal min crs is over. Over :.000 men have rctnrucd to work. Xcgroes are making an exodus from Georgia to Amansas and Kansas, lurcd by deecptive agcnts. The steamer W. D. Ripie; was suuk on the Cbattahoochee river on the 3d lust, and uto persons were drowned. EniancfpatloQ was celebrati d af. New Orleaiu 0:1 New ïear'g day al Exposition Musle hul1. Colorcd people were present trom all parte oí tue -outli. James Rain, a desperate cliaracter ol Pitts burg, shot and alinöst instant y killed Jolm :4it, a colorcd man, becauss the latter accidentallj ras agalust him on tnc street. Ei-tTnited States Benator .lames E. Baile; died at liis borne in ClarksriUc, Tono., recently, after a protracted íilness, in bla 68rd year. lie represented bis state in the Senate from 1S77 to.1881. Whilc a prayer meeting was In progrossat Indlnn Hun, Ky., Charlea McAlllater and (.'liarles Martin became Involved in a quarrul. MeAHIster stabbed Martin fatal!; and escaped. A colusión 1 ceurred tlie otherTmornlng on the I ir .itsti n & Tesaa Central rallway at Garntt Btatlon, lv v.hieb a paascnger cngioe and caboose and tbjree freighl cara were aamaged aud set on ii:' The cal !ull of pas tengere, mostoí whom Bustaiaed injuries. Another uf the Gladsom, Mu., mttrders, oamed Jobn üuiith has beenárrested and has made i fnll confession saylne lie was coaxe 1 iuto tbe murder on tbe evCDlng ol the ':nh ult by Joseph Jump,who, be says, strack the fatal blow, robbed bis victlm aijd then threw 'tbe bodj' loto tile WCll. A national hcalth and sanitary cooventlon wili atsemblc at l)e Fnniak Springs, Fa.. lo far.'li. Ltsobjeci s t lie prcventlon of yeliow lever and other dlseases, the advocacy oía . slrlctly national quaranUne iuidnuernati.mil interlertnee uben neeessary iu compellinK troplc nations to prevent the Buread oí their epitleinic dlscases.

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Ann Arbor Democrat