The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-26
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

ne erm of ]. P.Phillips & Co, dealers
|.;cultural implements, Milwaukee,
y Pa a voluntary assignment
~S ooem which Miss Cleveland has
united ~ to LSppinootfs Ad9dz'no is
col" ~ deal satirically with the Woman
sslo =; the meter resembles that of
Navor Thomas b. Peddie and
r,Eer of leading citizens of Newark,
num- have issued call for a meeting
y. - ,5on6,v evening to'devise means for
losing all stores on Sunday
s,.r;g Rowan. of Philadelphis, is gain
0.phrs;c.l health, but his mental condi-
80, ~ shows no Improvement. He labors
"a the delusion that all visitors who
e -,,ne 10 see him are crazy.
4, White Plains, n. V, Henry L.
Thor was convicted of collecting
S'r,o by false pretenses on the evidence
I NM. Kate Claxton, the actress, who
Nd giyen him $50 for charity.
7, can he stated on the highest author
I,kot there is no truth in the report
~, William NJ. Singerly, proprietor of
,Ls PHILADELPHIA Record, is TO be married
- Miss Dietrich, the prima donna.
r-.ncis Palms. who died in Detroit
,o-lsv WAS father of the young lady
.'Scr, + is alleged Senator Jones, of Flori-
~ nersecuted with his attentions while
10 -S.lrt from his seat all last winter.
pe,orts received faom fifty-One of the
.'I,r.odd counties of Arkansas make it
Il, VI roach
}rnr 10000 bales, as against 6OO,OOO IN
~; which is the largest crop ever raised
in the state.
Justice Miller. of the United States Su-
enc bench. is the John l.. Sullivan of
he, learned body. 1t is said that his
iii with Indian clubs and boxing gloves
he's won him as much respect as his
knowledge Of musty laws.
Ev.Alderman Edwin Bramhall, Of Pat
terson. n. j., who was expelled from the
siiermanic board last March for recelv-
inc q bride and subsequently indicted, re-
,rTped from England Wednesday and
gave bail for his appearance for trial.
At Syracuse, y. Y, Jerry Callahan, his
wife. and son, aged twelve years, and Mrs.
Foley of LAFAYETTE, n. Y, were struck
bystrain while driving across the track.
Mrs. Callahan and her son were instantly
killed. and Mr.. Callahan and Mrs. Foley
fatally injured.
Mr. Thomas T. Green, until recently
Kentucky passenger agent Of the Queen
and Crescent line, was banquetted in Louis
vile on the occasion of his departure for
New York to accept a high and more lu-
cratiye pOsition with the Richmond and
Danyille Company.
In the brief laid before Justice Scott in
Chicago by Captain Black and MI Leon
ard SWEET. counsel for the Anarchists,
they present a resume of the evidence at
the trial and detailed statement of the
4 reasons on which they claim that new
trial should be given the prisoners.
The Buffalo Commercial says Messrs.
Kennedy. Campbell, and Egather, of the
Nerhants Exchange, and II. Z. Emslle,
connected with the Richmond Elevator,
have been indicted for Systematically
stealing wheat from the ELEVATOR. civil
actions also impend against the accused.
There is much excitement at Holyoke,
Mass. over the death of Peter Carey,
aged nine years, presumably from the
effects of a whipping administered by
bis father The boy got hold OF some
whisky Sunday and went home drunk.
His father punished him severely, and he
died
The Supreme Court in New York
granted an injunction restraining James
II. Breslin, receiver of the i. Scherer
Company, from interfering with the prop
erty of the company until the decision
Of an application be made by the
North RIVER Bank to vacate the order
appointing the receiver.
Lace goods of large amount and OF
much value have been struggled into New
York through various channels for some
time past, and Tuesday Miss Josephine
cchOyeins a yOnng and lovely Belgian,
was arrested She admitted bringing lace
from Belgium, but did not know that 1t
was illegal In her apartments was found
lace valued at nearly $1,000.
The Chicago Baseball Club next season
will not have the services of George f.
Gore, the well-knOwn centeT-fielder. lie
Was released by President Spalding at
Dis own request and will 20 TO New York
to play with that club. The reasons for
NE change have not been made public.
Ar Spalding expressed himself confident
That Kelly will play with the Chicagos.
Captain Hayes, of the Fifth cavalry,
who has been moving Oklahoma boomers
on the forbidden lands, states that the
Indian department has concluded to locate
!1e Comanches, Cheyennes, Arapahoes,