The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-10


in Philadelphia.
President Cleveland arrived in. Wash
ington last night.
John Sherman is in New York, and
Blaine has left for Boston.
L. Parker Veasy, ex-postmaster of Bal
timore, has left that city under cloud.
The Prohibition vote in Ohio did not
pan out as large as was expected.
BY an accident on the Nickel-P Plate
road near Cleveland, Tom Mutaugh was
killed.
Miss Winnie Davis, after receiving
much attention in New York, has left for
Syracuse.
In consequence of illness, Clara Morris
has cancelled most of her western en-
gagements.
An Adams express messenger has been
convicted at ST. Louis for robbing an
express car.
Horace Carlisle was acquitted at Provi
dence, r. l., of the charge of assaulting
his daughter
The Dukes of Devonshire and Burleigh
are said to be interested in a big New
York railroad syndicate.
George Elder, one of the oldest and
best known New York detectives, died
last night of heart disease.
The United States sloop of war Yantic,
at Newport, has received orders to pro-
ceed to Aspinwall at once.
Richmond and West Point stock is still
advancing, and Richmond and Allegheny
was more active yesterday
The training-ships jamestown, Ports
mouth, and Saratoga arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday morning.
Fire damaged theiSalem machine shops,
foundry-shed, and Balcom's carpenter
shop adjoining. Loss, 100000
Mrs. Annie Radway, who was shot by
her husband in Central Park, New York,
Monday, is reported to be improving.
Vice President Hoxie, Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad, who is lying very i'll at
his room in New York, was reported as
being no better to-day.
Five men of the mounted police at Re
gina. British Columbia have deserted,
carving off with them the entire pay OF
one troop, amounting to $4,000.
The Knights of Labor, Of Detroit, an
nounce that their agitation by the cleo
ton in favor of early closing Of stores
EMPLOYING clerks will be pushed at once.
An exchange of mails every ten days
between Tampa, Fla, and Nassau, Ba-
hama Islands, was yesterday authorized
bv Superintendent Bell of the Foreign
Mail Service.
William Reardon's currying shop, Sa-
lem. Mass, with $4,000 worth Of stock,
was burned by an incendiary fire. The
fre-bugs were seen running away. Loss,
$4,000.
At 9 o'clock to-day Officer Tryder
found Mrs. Mary A. Madden, a hard drink
ing woman aged seventy, lying dead in
bor tenement i'm the rear of No. 1876 Prince
street, Boston
The examination in the case of Charles
Curtis. who claims to be Sir Roger Itch
borne, upon the charge of being a bogus
nension claimant, was commenced in
BROOKLYN this morning.
Edward Kelly, an employe of an cleo
trio light company, while repairing de-
fective wire at Cleveland, Ohio, inadvert-
emily touched a portion of the uncovered
conductor and was instantly killed by the
shock.
Recent fires at Calgary, n W. T., have
created great excitement At meeting
Mayor King said: If you see white
man or an Indian setting fire to any
place | hand him over to you to do with
him as you like" Judge Lynch will un-
questionably be called in.
A fatal political row occurred at Xenia,
Ind, between John Shaw and Jas. Fen
nell. prominent politicians. Shaw Is a
Republican and Fennell Democrat. The
4-onhla ornu ont OF alloged election