The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-11

in New York and elsewhere.
Little Jim Blaine, who is in Cincinnati,
says his papa will be the next President.
Usually quiet Albany, n. Y, is expert
encing some of the dressed beef troubles
The Alabama Legislature was organ
lied yesterday with all Democratic officers.
Dr. Wier, Of Toledo, has skipped after
numberless sins and considerable swind-
ling.
The National Grange began its TWEEN
tieth annual session in Philadelphia yes
terday.
Jesse II. Lord, well-known journalist,
was found on the grave of his wife, fatal
ly shot
The North Carolina Republicans are
trying to capture the Independents in the
Legislature.
Several persons have been indicted in
connection with the late railroad disaster
at Rio, Wis.
Fire at Coney Island this morning
destroyed row of six frame buildings
Loss, $4,000
}. O. Leary was killed in New York
City while passing under the Third
Avenue road
Mary Madden, who was found dead in
Boston, it is believed was murdered by
her husband
g. E. Dunn, who died suddenly in Bos-
ton recently, is believed to have been a
large defaulter.
Mrs. Margaret Carnegie, mother Of
Andrew Carnegie, died at Cresson, Pa.
at $40 o'clock this morning.
The Colored Industrial State Fair
opened at Raleigh, n. c., yesterday, with
considerable military and civic display
Mr.. Richard Brooke and Miss Goode,
daughter Of Hon John Goode, were
quietly married in Washington yester-
day.
The overdue steamer Mississippi from
Liverpool, October IS, and Ayonmouth,
October q, Montreal, passed Bird Rock,
Canada, Monday evening.
In a fight on a farm near Ripley, Ohio,
Edgar Martin killed Willis Purdieu and
seriously wounded John Beck with a
knife. Martin was arrested.
Speaker Carlisle denies the silly story
that he intends to go West and BAG his
head because the Democrats Of his dis
trict stayed at home on election day.
Ar. Pharo, 13 years Of age, president
Of the Tuckerton (N. j. Railroad Com
pany, and a large owner Of sea-shore and
timber land, dropped dead Of apoplexy
4 meeting Of the window-glass manu-
facturers Of the United States was held
in Pittsburg yesterday to effect an organi-
zation to control prices and production.
The official canvass of the Second Hi
nois district congressional returns gives
Lawler, Democrat, 1G majority over Glea-
son. United Labor Gleason says he will
contest.
Sheriff Hitchcock has arrived at Mon
treal. from Washington, with the Presi-
dents warrant for John f. Hoke's extra
dition. lie is wanted in Peoria, ILL.,, for
forgery.
The Alabama Legislature has met For
the first time a woman was elected to
clerical position by the Legislature, Miss
Weakley being chosen enrolling and en-
crossing clerk.
4 State convention of the faction of
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians, which
follow the lead of the Board Of Erin,
met in Pittsburg to adopt means to heal
the breach between them and the Ameri-
can branch of the order
A young man named l.. F. Preston,
who was q collector in Ohio for the Inter
national News Company of New York,
collected about 81 500 and fled to Hamil-
ton. Ont. He was followed by Charles
K. Mitchell, president of the company,
and gave up 5000 of the money.
The City Council of Charleston, 5. C.,
adopted resolutions requesting the Legis-
lature TO ask the President to recommend
and Congress to pass appropriations for