Sho had a severe wound in tin: leg below tho
knee, another in her side and one of her
ejes apparently destroyed, ii' ridee otter
smaller injuries. She, is now in a critical con
dition with but little hope of recovery. Frank
and tho preacher say they thought the jac
kets bad come when the bomb exploded.
CoiiMiinptlon Surely Cured.
T> the Di.lor:
ITeuw Inform your reivleri that I haves positive
remedy lor tiie klov natn <1 <li --By its tin e y
ure thousands of bottles* cirers have Ixxm ixirma
neutly ciinel. I shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy xhek io any of your leudeni who have
couMumpliou if they will scud their express and
posloflice ivldrcra Keaii«ctfully,
T. A. BLUGUM, M. C., Bl Pearl st., New York.
THE DECATUR RIOT.
Rioters Brought Into Court for
Trial.
Decatur, Ga., February 2O.—[Spccial.]—
DeKalb superior court is now engaged in tho
trial of parties concerned in tho celebra
ted Decatur riot cases, and considerable inter
est is manifested in tiie investigation.
On tho 27th day of August, 1887, the colored
Sunday schools of DeKalb county held their
annual celebration under “the children’s tab
ernacle,’’ as they had boon doing for years
past. It was white they were
peacefully assembled that a very
strong colored man. named "Wesley Hubert or
Hubard, went through tho congregation,
cursing and nourishing a pistol. Tho law
abiding colored people appealed to Dailift J.
