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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-27
CABLE FLASHES.

BELGRADE, October 26-The divorce
obtained by King Milan causes the civil
list to allowance Queen Natalie to stop.
The Queen, however, has a large private
fortune. II il reported that Natalie will
shortly go to St Petersburg as the guest
of the Czarina.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 2G.-The
press here denounce King Milan for the
manner in which he procured he divorce
from Queen Natalie, and declare the di-
vorce illegal The Queen is urged TO ap-
peal 10 the heads of the Greek church TO
snnul the decision of the metropolitan
Theodisius.
CoSsTASTIsoPLE, October 26.-Tbe
Sultan has consented to sign the sue2
Canal Convention.
HEIDELBERG. October 2G.-The con.
dtion of Mr.. James c. Flood OF Califor-
MIA has somewhat improved.
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Tho Torcer Pedel's Case.

New YORK, October 26.-The examin'
alton Of James f. Bedell, the forger in
the sui, of his late employers against
the Bank Of the State of New York, was
resumed in Supreme Court Chambers be.
fore Justice Barrett to-day. Bedell had
in a great manner recovered from his i'll
ness of Yesterday but was pale and ner.
vous He gave in detail his methods ol
conducting the real estate business oil
Sbipman, Barlow, Laroque X Choater
stating among other things that he prsc'
tically controlled that department, but
that be never became its actual head
The real estate transactions formed a
large part of the firms business. They
were never less than one million and
were sometimes two and half millions
wear.
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MRS. JAMES q. BLAINE.

The Prospective Burchard of Harrison
WAsn1NGTON, October 2G-Represen-
tatiye Matthew d. Logan al Louisiana,
who is an Irish Catholic and Democrat,
said to "A Pot reporter last night, in en-
extended interview of the trouble in the
Blaine family: Mrs. James c. Blaine
will be the Burchard Of General Harrison
Ii was Just four years ago that MI Bur
chard became famous. Mrs. Blaine is to-
day enacting the same role in her hostility
to the Catholic church According to an
interview with Colonel Neyins, published
two DAYS ago Mrs Blaine has said that no
grandchild Of hers should be baptized In
the Catholic church. The fact that Mr.
Blaine. who was the candidate OF the Re
publican party four years ago, and who
is an important factor in the present
campaign, remains silent, is sufficient in
the eyes of the Irish Catholics TO prove
that he entertdins the same views as his
wife. 1t the Plumed Knight remains
silent under this imputation be gives an
additional proof OF the insincerity OF his
support Of Mr.. Harrison.
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The ParneII Commission.

LONDON, October 2G-Sir Richard
Webster continues his address before the
Panell Commission To-Day In his re-
marks the Attorn,y General intmated
that it was his intention to deal at length
with the violent orations delivered by
members Of the National League in
county Clare during the years 1888, 1855
and 1887. At this point Sir James Han
nen, the presiding Judge, asked Sir
Richard il be did not think that he had
already sufficiently indicated the line OF
argument which he intended 10 adopt.
Sir Richard replied that he must deal
with all those counties which had been
pick ed out a. afording the most striking
proof OF the character of the League 5
agitation. He however quite understood
Sir James point and was desiious OF
adopting any practical suggestions which
might assist him in shortening his re-
marks.
LoNDoN, October 2G The Attorney
Gen eral has finished his address on be-
half Of the Times. In his concluding re-
marks he stated that the witnesses that he
would call in his support OF ,he case
would be persons who had been actual
participants in outrages. They would
;ell the commission what money had
been paid them for their share OF the
work and how the crimes had been ar
ranged. The commission then adjourned
until Tuesday.
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Snffeninr nf the Irain.

New YORK. October 26.-Patrick
SkelIy Of Louisiana, who was picked up
on Park Row with about $4,000 in his
pockets, came up for examination in the
Tombs Court this morning. The prison
doctors say that he Is suffering from
partial paralysis, and is beginning to
show evidence of softening Of the brain
They do not believe he eats any solids
whatever, and takes so small quantity
of liquids as to barely sustain life. His
greed for money has been so great that
he has actually deprived himself of proper
nourishmeut in order to increase his
gains. He was committed until his
friends shall have been heard from.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latest Reports by Mail
Gable. and over
the Wire.
LORD sACKyILLE- VESTS LETIrH
SILL BEING DISCUSSED.
Telegram. From All over the world.

WAsnuNGT0s, October 2G.--The Sack
Vile West correspondence Is occupying
the attention OF resident Washington
politicians. Republicans generally hold
that Mr.. West incauiiously expressed his
real interest In the contest, and whether
or not he was trapped iro do
ing so 10 will have sn influence
upon the Irish vote TO the disadvantage
OF President Cleveland They
regard West a. the Democracy Burch-
ard They hold that the British minis
ters letter confirms their repeated de-
clarations that the British government is
using all influence possible to assist Mr..
Cleyeands election and the spreading
Of free trade doctrines. The Democrats
are indignant at Lord Sackvilles action.
They are divided in opinion as to wheth-
er he was led 10 write the Los Angeles
letter through want Of judgment or WAS
influenced by desire 10 iDiuIe Mr Cleye-
land
NEW York. October 9G-The Herald
20 day publishes special dispatch from
Los Angeles, California, indicating that
the now famous letter sent to Lord Sack
vile was written by Charles |. Lummis,
formerly city editor Of the Los Angeles
7lmo, who is at present in Mexico.
MILFORD CAUGHT IN A REPUBLICAN NET.
CHICAGO, October 26-The Ne'cs this
morning SAYS Lord Ssckvile- West
has shown very bad taste in writing on
American politics TO mar who appears
20 have been an entire stranger to him.
He has Deen caught in carefully pre-
pared Republican net. While The sub
ilely Of American politics is well calcu-
lated TO floor the ordinary British peer
that a skilled diplomat should be caught
in this matter is certainly surprising.
LORD SALISBURY DEPLoREs MR. WEST s
INDIsCRETION.
r. LONDON. October 26-As vet no Off
cial communications have passed between
The Cabinets at Washington and London
on the subject of Lord Sackyile's letter.
Lord Salisbury, however, has sent seye'
raj direct dispatches 10 ;be British Min
lister at Washington deploring that Of
iciafs indscretion. 1t is expected here
that the Washington Government will
make some demands upon the Foreign
Office with a view TO cOunteract the In
Jury which Lord Sackviles letter has
presumably inflicted on Mr Cleveland 5
prospects Of election Minister Phelps
has already had an intoryiew with Lord
Salisbury on the subject
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK, October 26.--R. G.. Dun &
Co s weekly review Of trade will say
Political excitement must have prevented
great many transactions during the
past week, and yet the volume oi
business has been surprisingly large. The
purchase of the Georgia Central by the
Richmond Terminal looks toward con-
iinuance Of consultations, but the un-
welcome fact remains that expenses gen
orally increase more than earnings
Considerable liquidation appears al
Atlanta, but increasing cotton receipts
give pAmise of greater activity there
and al Memphis The treasury contin-
ues TO supply the market literally with
fund.-, having paid out during the past
week s. 800 900 more than II has taken
in, the excess being in silver certificates
Business failures this week number ioI
the United States 222 Canada, 32i total
2j4, compared with 2l6 for the CORE
spending week last year.
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.ntil the jury of the Hastings
their case.
OTHER CASES.


A very interesting service, TO which
the public and especially all deaf mutes
are Invited, will be held in Old st. Johns
church, on Church Hill. Sunday night at
8 O'Clock The Rev. Job Turner, mis-
sionary Of the Protestant Episcopal
church to deaf mu;es in the Southern
States, will interpret the service and
sermon as these are read by the Rector,
aud render them into the sign language
for the benefit OF The deaf mutes present.
Those who have seen Mr, Turner thus
officiate pronounce 1t very impressive
sight
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church, Broad street between twenty
fourth and Twenty.ffth street. Service
and sermon by tue Rector 1T II IN. At
p. m. a combined service and sermon
for deaf mutes and for those who hear,
conducted by Rev job Turner and the
Rector A cordial invitation to the pub
lie, especially deaf mutes. Collection for
Rev. job Turner's work a. missionary to
deaf mutes In the Southern States.
Service and sermon at Weddell Memo
rial chapel, Denny street, Fulton, at i:lJ
p. m. BY Rev. Dr. Powers.
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BALTIMORE, October 26.-The oyster
and frui, packing house Of Plat X Co
on Federal Hill was partly burned this
morning. John Jones, the night watch
man, aged 60, was burned TO death while
trying to save some valuable papers in
the office George Smith, fireman, fell
through the roof and was seriously in
jured The loss by fire will reach $4,000;
fully insured. During the FIRE, Frank
Weithy,watchman at SINNERS ship yard
near by, accosted man passing along the
road when the fellow shot the watcbman
in the head inficting probably fatal
wound. The man escaped.
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brotherhood Of Railway Brakemen.

COLUMBUS, ONO, October 28-The
Brotherhood of Railway Brskemen held
its final session this afternoon. The
election of officers was completed by the
reelection of Grand Secretary and Trea-
surer Edward f. O'Shea OF Galesburg,
III. Mr.. John c. Glenn Of Allegheny
City, Pa, and Mr. c. F. Salisbury OF
Gaiesburg, H., were selected as grand
trustees. The next annual meeting will
be held at ST Paul, MINI, about this
time next yeur.
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Political Ouarrels in North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE, N. G, October 26 News
has lust reached the Chronicle from Co
lumbus, Polk county, North Carolina,
which is in the mountains away from
railroad and telegraph communication,
that IiOt occurred there Wednesday
between Republicans aud Democrats
after rival political meetings, in which a
Democrat named Brown was danger
ously shot. Many others Of both parties
we're wounded and battered up.
Dockery, the Republican candidate
for Governor, is making tour of the
Western mountain counties. He is fol-
lowed by Democratic speaker named
Kitchen, who when Dockery refuses a
loint discussion, which he always does,
organizes a separate meeting and pitches
in. This creates bad blood generally be
cause Dockery knowing that In the
mountains the large majority is Demo
cratic, will not permit joint debate
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Arrested for Running "A Bucket shoI

CHICAGO, October 26-In the case Of
Benjamin L. Bryan, Judge Gary decided
this afternoon that the indictment OF the
Atlanta grand jury, charging Bryan with
having in connection with bis partner
Lander, kept bucket shop in Atlanta,
by means of which he swindled The
speculative public out OF more than $50.
900, was 10 proper form, and he remand
ed BRYAN to the custody OF the Georgis
officials in accordance with the requisi
ton from the Governor Of Georgia upon
the Governor OF Illinois. Bryan will be
removed TO Atlanta al once for trial.
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Murder in the First Degree.

ITHACA, n. Y, October 26.-A YER
dict of guilty OF murder in the first dc.
gree was rendered this morning in the
case of Richard Barber, who murdered
an old woman named Mason and beat
he's husband SO badly that he is now ir-
sane. After committing the crime Bar
Der set fire to the house and burned the
body of Mrs. Mason The crime WAS
committed last March. Sentence will be
imposed on next Tuesday.
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Tho o,a Roman and Speaker Carlisle

LIMA. ONO. October Ex-senator
Thurman and Speaker Carlisle arrived
here at O'Clock this afternoon and were
met at the depot by crowd Of eight
thousand people. political clubs, etc.
They were escorted through the princi-
pal streets by a procession over tve
miles in length. Thurman spoke in the
Music Hall TO several thousand people,
and as many more were unable to gain
admi,tance. Mr. Carlisle will speak TO
night.
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Knoeked senseless with Base. Ball Ba

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n Y, October 90
Henry Grsnel, the proprietor OF smal
hotel, a middlea aged man weighing 100
pounds, while intoxicated last evening
became IN .olyed in an alteration with a
sevenieen-year-old jockey named Brown
weighing only eighty pounds. Crane
struck the boy savage blow with
baseball bat, telling him senseless to the
floor. Young Brown is seriously in
jured The villagers threatened to lynch
Granel, and the officers who took him
into custody had To draw their revoly
ers TO keep the crowd back.
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Gospel Talks from Railroad Men.

Grand Chief p. n. Arthur, and Second
Grand Engineer Everett, of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, will
speak at the mass-meeting 10 be held for
men at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tomorrow at 3 p. N. A male
chorus under the leadership OF Mr. X. :.
NJ Valentine will conduct the singing.
Captain Frank Cunningham has prom
ised to sing several solos.
Railroad men are especially invited TO
be present.
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Eight Pohemians Poisoned.

MiSNEAPoLIs, October ga family
OF eight Bohemians sat down 10 supper
to celebrate the wedding of George Mar
tin and his bride on the Bohemian flats
on the river bank last night. After eat.
ing a few mouthfuls Of food they fell
on the floor, writhing.with all the symp-
toms of poisoning. 1t is supposed RI
val of Martin poisoned the family. All
including Martin and his bride, are very
III. and may die.
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raimage's Nephew Convicted of Murde

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October 26 James
Talmage, son of the late General Manager
of the Wabash railway, and said TO be a
nephew of Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, was
convicted at Kaytesville, Mo, last night
of murder in the second degree for Kill
ing c. p. Tidd, telegraph operator at
Brunswick, Mo, last January, during a
quarrel over orders for the train OF which
young Talmsge was conductor. tie was
sentenced 10 twenty one years in the
nenitentiary
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Trouble Between the Sioux and Chey ennes

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, October 90
The Journals Pierre ID. IT, special says
About two hundred Sioux Indians under
White Ghost from the lower BTule
agency passed up Bad river yesterday to
reinforce the Standing Rock Indians in
the rumored coming fight with the Crow
Indians 1t is expected that Charger,
with about three hundred Indians. will
ioin them at Cheyenne. The Crows are
out in force, and expected to strike the
blow while the Sioux chiefs were at
Washington, but they are late, as the
latter have returned.
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Fxcur,ion sbipwrecked.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-It has
been learned that the Babylonian expedi-
ton of the University of Pennsylvania
which left this city early last summer, has
been shipwrecked in the Mediterranean
sea. Allhands aye reported ss well, and 1t
Is intended to proceed with the trip as
soon as possible. Most of the baggage and
scientific apparatus of the expedition Is
either lost or seriously damaged.
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sudden Death.

Yesterday evening, Mr.. Robert ID.
Hart Of King & Queen county, who was
on visit to the city, stopping at the
American Hotel. was in millinery store
at No 8, North Fourth street purchasing
bonnet for his wife, when he became
suddenly i'll.
The ambulance WAS sent for, but before
ii reached him he was dead. The coroner
viewed the remains, pronounced Ii case
of heart disease, and turned the body
over to the friends Of the deceased for
burial
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Notice.
To the Pu6lE:

To Me Publc
In answer to the many inquiries that
have been made at the Exposition Build
ing (where the Old Virginia Cheroots are
being msde) will say that they can be
found at any retail house that handles
cigars and tobacco, and are sold at for
10 cents. Trade supplied by my agents,
Messrs. Powers, Taylor & Co., whole
sale druggists, 1905 Main street, and
Messrs Whitaker, Zsnder & Co., whole
sale and retail dealers In cigars and to-
bacco, 1923 Main street.
p WHITLocK,
Factory 2004-6 Franklin street
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
A Young Girl Cuts Her Throat from Ear to
Ear


CIScISSATI, O., October 26 The Gin
cinnsu Conservatory Of Music was The
scene Of a horrible suicide to day. The
victim was one Of The pupils-Mis:
Maize Mount, a beautiful giri, 2l years ol
age-whcse parents live in Connersv'lle
Ind. Last night she took dose OF NOR
phine with suicidal intent, but doctor
was Summoned, who gave her an anti
dote and walked the floor with her oil
night She was in a fair way to re-
coyery this morning and was lett alone
At II O'Clock her dead body was found
stretched out on the floor OF her room,
her foot resting against a dresser anc
the head beneath piano stool She had
cot her throat from ear 70 ear win
razor. The cause is supposed to be
love affair
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BASE BALL.
The Browns Again Defeat New York

ST. LOUIS. October 26-The Browns
captured their third victory over New
York in the worlds series to-day, but II
wa too late 10 avail them anything. The
Halls worlds championship cup will be
presented to the New York Club to-mo!-
row night by President Won der Abe OF
the Browns at the Grand Opera House
Both teams will disband Sunday night
Score: st. Louis, Il New Yorks, ii.
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THF FFvER AT FHRNANDINA.

FgRHAsDrNA, FLA, October 26.-The
following yellow fever patients now con
valescent will leave in the morning for
Camp Perry: Fred. w. Hoyt, J. A..
Stead, Judge Hillyer and son, Mrs L. A.
Luckenbill and four children, Mrs n. w.
Johnson and four children, and L. n.
Lukenbiil.
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If you want 20 live quite happy sno
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down TOO low
In "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so crown
As these tine brands of cigarettes OF Car
roll X Greensboro.
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II you want to live quite happy anc
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
In "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market Into favor
has so grown
Az these fne brands of clgarsttesof Car
roll u Greensboro.
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WAsnrNGTON, October 26.-Surgeon
Porter has reported to the Marine Hos.
piial Bureau that there are nine cases Of
yellow fever at Enterprise, Fla, six being
critical, and that Dr. Long is the only
physician there, adding that DR.. Posey
will 90 to Enterprise DR.. Porter has
been authorized to purchase whatever
fulmigating material is needed at Enter
prise.
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The Ola Roman Allowed to Register

COLUMBUS, ONO, October 26.-Mr-
Thurman being absent from the city on
regular registration days, was today
granted the righ, TO register on Noyem-
Der 9Th by the registrars in his precinct
his affidavit being forwarded 10 them
from Cincinnati
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Mothsrs VIII Find

that DR.. David's Cough Syrup will cure
their little ones Of coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, etc, etc, and no careful
housewife will be without bottle OF this
old-fashion remedy.
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For a Free Trade

Dr. Dsyids Cough Syrup 10 the best
selling article known because 1t is so well
known as the unexceIled cure for coughs.
colds, Group, bronchitis and consump-
tiOn
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
If There IL Anything

Better for coughs, colds, bronchitis, ETC.
than DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup, we have
never heard of IL. IL cures and leaves no
bad after effects.
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The Death Kate

has decreased since the introduction Of
Or. Dsyid's Cough Syrup. II is the very
bes, cough cure known.
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will find DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup safe
pleasant and speedy cure for coughs.
colds, bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC
POLICE NOTES.

That Diamond Robbery and Other Cases.
The only matter of interest to by
ISLANDERS in the Police Court Yesterday
was the good-looking woman, who, along
with her pal, were before the court for 8
diamond robbery. Tie main circum-
stances in connection with this robbery
was published In the TIMES yesterday
morning.
The property Of the alleged thieves
consisted of the following: A trunk,
| which Policeman T. c. Wilkinson got at
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio depot; agrip-
sack which contained nothing suspicious;
hand-satchel, the contents Of which
were proper articles for a gentlemen to
carry: wOman's bonnet, clothesbroom
aud shawl. On Riley's person was a
pocket. book containing S32s2, three
supposed diamond rings and scarf pin.
Sergeant Thomas placed the money
and the jewelry in his new safe.
In the trunk was found nothing but
the wearing apparel of female and some
bogus iewelry..
Mr. J. F. Koher was not present when
the robbery was committed. Ills son,
Mr. C. +. Kohler, told how the man and
woman came in and asked to see tray
of earrings and diamond rings. The
woman looked at the small rings and the
man at the large ones. They bought a
pair OF ear rings. but left them and paid
: on the instalment plau. The couple
also left. Later the substitution OF the
paste for the genuine stones was discov-
cred and the man almost Immediately ar
rested.
The woman was taken in charge OF by
Policeman 4. c. Wilkinson at the Chesa-
peake & Ohio depot when she came to
get her trunk and leave the city for the
West.
The Crook Riley and his alleged wife
Martin went 10 jail where they will re-
main until the jury of the Hastings Court
pass on their case.
OTHER CASES.
f. Y. Echols very sensibly wanted win
ter clothing, but he took a wrong way
to get IT, Messrs. Henry q Nelson had
nice clothes, and Echols proceeded In
surreptitious way to appropriate to his
own. use two coats, two vests, and two
pairs of trousers tie will spend the next
ninety days in jail.
Jackson Clark exhibited his pugilistic
abilities by beating Mary Gentry. 1t
cost him 5000.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.

Efpoation Nous and Ota<r Loeal on MA
Page.