The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


Benjamin Folsom denies that ne is about to
be married.
Another big strike of miners is feared in the
Hooking Valley.
The Brooklyn Union is about to come under
new proprietorship.
A revival Of speculation in mining stocks is
in progress in New York
Speaker Carlisle and Congressman Morrison
have arrived i'm Washington.
The Virginia State Firemen's Association
met at Portsmouth last night
New York politicians predict that Mr.. Blaine
will command the solid Irish vote in 1888.
Temple, Tex, narrowly escaped burning
Wednesday night at the hands Of incendaries
Ex-C Congressman, Alexander Long, of Ohio,
noted as strong opponent of the war, is dead.
P. D. Armour, the Chicago pork-packer
thinks strikes may occur at any time among
his men.
The loss by hog cholera near Peru, Ind, has
reached the sum Of $4,000, and the disease still
prevails.
The movements in Reading securities con
tinue an absorbing topic of discussion in Phil
adelphia.
An effort to secure the award of the contract
for gunboat No. for Baltimore firm was not
successful.
The President, it is said, will recommend the
payment in full of depositors in the Freed
mans Bank.
An effort is being made to secure the res
toration of Major Walker as chief ofthe Wash
ington police.
A telegram from Santa Clara states that the
bandit leader, Gueman alias Vuelta Bajero,
has been killed.
Thirty men were instantly killed by an ex-
plosion in the Lemore colliery, in Durham,
England, yesterday.
Governer McEnery has offered reward Of
$1,000 for the arrest of the perpetrators Of the
West Carroll outrage.
1t is believed that the Amalgamated Associ-
ton of Iron and Steel Workers will vote mott
enter the Knights of Labor.
The North Georgia N. Z. Conference met at
Augusta -Four hundred delegates were pres
ent. Bishop McTyeire presided.
The total value of railroad property in the
State of New Jersey is $l&2,9SO,3i3 on which
81 companies pay 81 1926 in taxes
The meeting of the trunk line executive
in New York developed a spirit Of
harmony among the competing lines
The schooner Lizzie A. Robey is ashore on
Milk Island. near Gloucester, Mass. She will
be a total loss. The crew were saved.
Dig. \. Bradshaw, while boardnga railroad
train at Longyiew, Texas, was robbed OF Sl'Wo
in cash and $1,000 in New York exchange.
All the evidence in the Burke-Kennedymur-
der trial at Westminster, Md, is before the
Jury. and argumentof counsel has begun.
None Of the interest on Reading railroad Sc
enrities falling due Wednesday was paid at the
the Office Of the company in Philadelphia
Cvril searle. a wel-known playwright and
actor. is dangerously i'll in the city hospital at
Ga. and is not expected to recover
Public Printer Benedict asks foran immediate
of 100 for his office; he says ne
has not Disseminated against Maryland en-
poyees.
Thomas (alias "Kid') Hunt, the suspected
murderer Of Poll Sullivan, in New YORK Mon
lay night. was arrested in Brooklyn WedneS-
lay night.
DIR. James s. Perkins, prominent dehtlst Vi
Milwaukee. Wis, committed suicide by Shoo'-
ng while lying in bed No cause is assigneu
or the act.
Pittsburg coal operators interviewed ABOUT
he New york story of q great bituminous
ombination pronounced it a mere stock-Joo-
ling scheme
All free passes formerly issued to employees
& the Rcading and Jersey Central have been
ut off and they must live within easy access
4 fhair work.