The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-13

There are plenty of applicants for work
at the Chicago stock-yards.
Sullivan and Ryan have been licensed
for a boxing match in San Francisco.
Judge Thurman expresses great sur
prise at the decision in the Bell Telephone
case
1t is expected that the ten-hour system
will soon be resumed in Packingtown
Chicago.
+. w. LOngstaff express messenger at
Texarkana, Texas, was accidentally shot
yesterday.
Senator Blair, of New Hampshire, yes
terday addressed the colored Fair at Ra-
leigh, N. c.
W. T. Lester was arrested at Indianap-
oils for forgery, on his return from his
wedding trip.
Sam Garnett, an alleged desperate, was
shot yesterday by vigilantes near Will
Transport, Ind
Mike Donell, who is safe in Columbus is
sure that Ireland will be free 1t will, if
talking will do it.
The English Foreign Secretary and the
Russian Ambassador, at London, had high
words but no blows
Recruits for Cuttings invasion of Mexi-
co are reported. It's hoped that he will
be caught and shot.
Louis Applegate, confidential clerk,
has turned up short S., 800 in his accounts
at New Brunswick, n. j.
Lieutenant E. NJ. Stoney, the Alaska
explorer was married Wednesday night
in San Francisco to Miss Kate Babcock,
Of that city.
United States District AttorneyWalker,
of New York, has reported to the Presi
dent adversely upon the petition Of Jas.
d. Fish for pardon.
The records in the Anarchistic appeal
are nearly ready. Bob Ingersoll will
probably argue the case before the Su
preme Court of Illinois
The four-story building, No 60 to 66
West Van Buren street, Chicago, was
damaged by fire to the extent of $4,000
early yesterday morning
The Westinghouse Air-Brake Company
has notified the State Department of
PENNSYLVANIA of an increase in its capi-
tai stock of 100000 to $3,0O0,OOO
The church at Lasalle street and Chi
cago avenue, Chicago, founded by Moody,
the evangelist, was gutted by fire this
morning, entailing loss of about $4,000.
Mormon missionaries have succeeded
in converting twenty citizens Of New
England, Pa, who, with their families,
are making preparations to depart for
Utah
The Southern Railway and Steamship
Association met in New York. Routine
business only was done, and no conclu-
sion was reached as to the rates to be
charged.
The daughter of ex-MayOr Oakley Hall,
of New York, was married in London
to Captain Henry Anthony Bartlett, Of
the United States Navy, son of the late
John r. Bartlett, of Providence.
John Ransom, an old Florida journal
ist associate editor of the Jacksonville
Times Union, and formerly well known in
newspaper circles in Washington, died at
suddenly of inflammation OF
the bowels
The trunk of Messenger Fotheringham
was searched soon after the recent ex-
press robbery near st. Louis, and num-
her Of sheets of paper were found Gov
cred with copies of the signature OF W.
]. Barrett, manager of the express com
pany.
The American Secular Union, of which
Robert G. Ingersoll is president, com
menced its annual session in New York
The platform demands that church prop
erty be taxed, that no chaplains be en-
ployed by Congress or Legislatures and
that no oaths be administered by courts.
At the meeting of the Academy OF Sci
ences in Boston the discussion on pa