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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

wATERTows. DAKOTA, December @.-'rhs
Rev j. W stckesbnry hss received intsili-
gence Of a terrible struggle : brother, Pro-
trssor d. +. stokesbury, nd recently WITH
a bear IN the mountains OF Wyoming. In when
the Professor was probably fatally INJURED
Professor strokesbury is a go0logist CONNECTED
with Pr tes.Or Ntrsh's party. Aoou.
week ago, while ho sud an assistant. were
engaged at a point ~ miles north Qf Car
bon, they were overtaken BY q band OF s9ysn
silver-tlp bears. Observing them approaching
The men sought refuge on a large rock. ana,
being well armed, succeeded IN dispatchtng four
Of the bears and wouncing 9Th before iosiuG
eight OF the game In the thicket.
Flushed with his success the PROFESSOR
sprsng into tho brush in pursuit, whea hc was
suddenly confronted by the wounded animal.
a monster female. In turning be fell, and was
al once caught by the bear ana given a Violent
shaking. Dropping him, she caught nim
In tho Inside Of the right lea, above
the knee, tearing OF the ncah nud
spllntering the bone. She reNf epr3ng
AZ his face, but he intel cepted q attack with
his left arm, which was hirten ent rely
through she lew at his SIDE, aud at on blow
broke three ribs. The Professor. who. had
throughout re aimed hold of bis rnc. with bis
right h-nd, fuaily succeeded IN giving h,r
fatal shot In the head. The bear weighed
about 700 pounds Stoses0cry VIII probably
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CHURCH NOTES

Yesterday was the fourth Sunday IN
Advent, or the last sunday before Christ
mas.
Rev. A R. Holderby Of Ashlsnd,
preached Yesterday morning az the Grace
Street Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. Powell Garland filled the pull
pit of Rev William I. Judkins at the
Centenary Methodist Church yesterday
morning. There win be O union Chris
tian meeting AT this church tomorrow
az II o'clock al which Rev. J. Wiley
Bledsoe viii preach.
Rev William L. Judkins, Of the Cen
;enarv Methodist Episcopal Church,
preached al Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church Yesterday morning. and 40 l50
p. VI. The pulpit was iillcd By Rev j
Powell Garland, presiding elder.
With the above exceptions the pulplts
OF the various churches were filed by
their respective pastors.
AT the First English Lutheran yester-
day morning the pastor preached an elo-
quent sermon on the subject, The Race
for the Crown There was & large at
tendance.
Rev. DR.. Kerr in addition 10 preaching
twice Yesterday al his church, deliyered d
q fine sermon at hia mission, West.
minister Church, on West Cary street, IN
the afternoon
The regular meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday.School Society Directors which
was 10 have been held yesterday after
noon, was postponed until Sunday, De-
cemDer S0th
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CHICAGO ASARonrsrs


Prevented From Hbidipg meeuns >"
one Hall. Gather IL Anothtf
CHICAGO. December 2]--The hall q the
Pls,terers' Union. an organization Of workine-
men. wss rented last week 20 the Anarchists
Society. known as the Arbeittr B'fse. Tor
meeting Of the latter to-day. II appears. how
sv.r that the plasterere we're ignorent Of the
Character OF the ATttifsr Bind society ano tlae
thair hail was rented Tor fo-days meeting ~
fbe ianitor, who 10 claimed TO nste anafchistsI
tendencies When the plaetefers ussoNercu
who their intended tenants we're, thsy re-
quested the police 70 assume the fcsponet'huty
of preve ting the Anarchists from nhs,ls Nc
nal The Chief 81 Police replied tnat -
wOuld take charge OF the ma yer, spa wn.n ~
the mentors the Ar5fif0 BHnd bensu tQ
assemble a. the hall hla ar efnvon ta''y ,sot,o
tne police IN char. OF the francs. anu W, ~
informed that no m eting w0u'a 'e yertnss,
tet The Anar hlsts cChco1ed 20 mrHr ~
further a.t.niOr 10 hold a. ecting anu luictsy
dispereed. a numb r,f them going 20 The 20.
iail stic meetiog then IA progress at So. ,Ss
the later was largely sttended. aud sew
er.l de ecilves were among. the aufence.
Mr,. WuOdmsn delivered a lecture on Tree
.peech. ana said, among oiner tniDke' tun, -
vas fuu'e o attempt 70 cDecA tue tiy".n ~
ideas by brtUhug up mestings. Inc nyet
dcpQ. r6rs class were tho who were shepced
bur not convinced. At the CONCLUSION OK ner
lecture several other pttS ns spoke on Vtfi-
Gus poi e tOuchtq upon W Shr, !" .<n- 1.'.h''s..
some OF them made satiflcul or contemptuous
re ereDces 10 the poice and the city autnoti-
'ies who prevented the meeting OF the Ar
teifer Bind.
Tie following resolution wss edop'ed ;
That the rciiOn OF the lice authorities N
closiug the public meeting places, Dy threats
of de .trOying the business 81 the opuetox.
not because OF any violation OF tue Law bt TIE
owners Of the hail, nor By hose who meet
there, but simply because The police powers
OF the ely contemporary ignore the iaw.
cannot he too strongly condem, d. That this
Is a fur, her conn nation Of the too npparenS
fact that there II one law or the rich, and an
other for the Door. y
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Funeral of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page

The funeral OF the late Mrs Anne
Seldom Bruce Page, wife Of Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page, the news of whose death
Saturday night caused such shock yes.
terday 10 her large circle Of friends, will
take place this afternoon al half-past 9
o'clock from ST. James Church. Il was
undetermined for some time whether the
interment shouldtske place in Richmond,
or at her former home in Charlotte
county, and il was not until late hour
yesterday evening that Il was Anally de-
cided 10 have the funeral here
Mrs. Page was IN all respects a most
estimable and charming lady. Her
stricken husband and relatives have tho
cordial sympathy Of the entire commu-
nity in their terrible aiiiiction.
The pall-bearers will be Messrs Sale
Watkins, Charles Boiling, Garter Branch,
Joseph BRYAN, John Anderson, 3. Ran
dolph Wexford, Otway 5. Allen, Frank
Mcclure, Willie Trigg, Bey. T. Crump,
Captain Tszewell Elicit, and E. D.
7. Myers, Jr.
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ACROSS THE WATER.
The Safety of Stanley
and Emin Bey Cor
roborated.
AN EFFORT TO REVIVE THE PANAMA
CANAL SERENE.
oenesai reiegraphic News

IoSpoy. December sD.-The sunday 1'''as
of which Nr. Uarten. stanley's intimate friend
e the editor. saws: We have receiver as
PATCHES from two reliable sources which en'
able Us % .tatc almost absolutely ina, S'aniey
has arrived at nangala on the Congo ana mol
ar ponvaia on the Arubwi a. reported. one
dlsratch states that Stanley, after short stay
with Emin. returned 70 Bangala for tho pur-
peso Of obtaining cartridges and other supplies
needed az Xadeiai. Having procured THESE,
he AGAIN went TO NadelaA -. t
The second message simply c9nveNs the ~ u
teligence that stanley relieved ftnin, sno y
,rl,. an fh., CONGO collecuLg the stores LETT al
various places by himself ana bafteiot lqi'' .
VI the LITTER only Ward aud bonle! ienaeiu' en,
BRusshIs. December % - lspstenss s't, ~
the Congo ffcally confirm tne repVs'' u '"e
safety OF Stanles and kmin. -. ,...,,o,,.,.,
II |, suggested that Stanleys homeWa'u
route will be ia Gill and Nasaa % LanziudI'
With this ro e Stanley s psrTscy yvlnnssone iS,,a,
ss N Is the route traversed Oy Df. LlViDks.one
anu late by STANLEY himself.
TIE PANAMA CANAL AGAIN.
Mr slevn, the inventor CT the dredges
used ian exc9vating the bed OF the fnhsiLs
canal. rs expected 10 nri.vc ~ fstis "a.na,' =,
few DAYS l. Is asserted that the purpV.e .o o'
his visit Is the formation OF new franco
American company 10 complete We s, caiial, ,l,
The capital OK the company is 10 De 9Vv,vvoVSS
f,srcs. ard it Is alleged that more than hall OF
that sum IS already pledged.
rHEHAYrIrN REPUBLIC SURRENDERED.
lT.vtN.. December 23-Jhe difticuity
between The United States and bsyti, over me
aftcr's seizure Of the American fes5s',
Haytlen Republic. is ended, The hayu ~
Republic has been formally y delFereu 70 ."S
american SQUADRON. that vessel aud the
Hayden ships az the same time saluung the
Amerl' mn tiag.
REPORTS or pEsERrERs FHoMrHE ARAB CAMP
srARrM December o. Deseriers from ths
Arab camp say that there = strong AIan
force et HandOub where a large NUMBER .l Vi
battle wet3 brought.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN BROOKLYN.
Il Man Kills nis Beautiful Young Wife
and NlooiA HIlnself


BROOKLYN, n. T., D. cemoer s6-Henry d.
schoonmsb er. aged Twenty-Five years. sales
man. shot aud fatally wounded his wife Edith,
aged twenty-five, and then shot himself dead
at their residence. 40. 90 Bond street, early
this morn ng. Colonel JOnatnan D. Schnon-
makcr the young mans father, who resides
an 3lh Hancock street, received note at noon
wh iCh ban been lett 81 a district messenger
Office las, night with Instructions not 20 de-
liver before 4 o'clock Ia the morning. The
as soon az possible. IL you Ind The doors
.ocked force the mont parlor door
Colonel schoonmaker is disabled by rheu-
mot sm aud sent Mr.. Van Wyckle. bis
hr, thor-iu-liw. and Mrs SchoOnmskcr 70 tho
couple lying lD bed IA Their ight clothes, aud
flg tly cl,sptd In each others arms. They
we're covered with blood from the three
wounds ln the wOman's head ani siie and Que
WOuui ia young schoCnmaker's tenn
pie The dying wcmsn was taken
70 the Ling Island College Hospital.
Colonel ochoOnmaSer says bis sou must have
prominent house, and his salary had re, entlv
been increased. His domestic life had been
very happy. lis wife was beautiful young
woman. sne rad left their li-months' old
ct Id With her slater on Thursday for q few
days' visit Tho couple had been housekeep-
ins six months. Colonel SchoOnmaker says he
can now recall some Of bis sons acti ms, which
ha been rdtn r odd, but not enough 50 10 ex-
cite I'll picioa II insanity 81 the time He was
a popular young mEn among nis associates,
and wa- & member OF the Jwenty-third he2i-
meat. National Guard, no. York, and of the
Is prominent II Brooklyn business aud sccia.
Ct.c.es.
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Successful Experiment with stesl-Pointsd
Projeetile-.

wAsuIsGroN. December 23.- Respecting the
experiments with steel-pointed projectiles With
the new steel guns OF the cruiser Chicago, at
Annapolis last Friday. when 2o0-pound pro-
inches thick, aud also through solid oak back.
a naval officer remarked last night that tni3
test met with gratifying success, but tue Of
flcial records show thai thirteen years ago
protectle Weighing 2C3 pounds was nrec tfoui
gun converted from an old 2D0-pounder par
rott zun with forty POUNDS OF powder and
pcnetrlte,l sixteen Inches OF iron, aud the Pro-
iectile was fred three feet IN the rear or tie
target. The point OF this comparison Of what
WAS done al Nut Island, Boston harb5f, In l6s0.
with the performance at Annapolis last week,
10 that II shows that only half the quantity o{
tho Wizard gun was only half the weight Of The
AuuapoIs gun. The former weighed about
seven tons and the latter made OF s,esl weighs
about fourteen tons. '
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ruE RArIIsr MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The Baptist City Missionary Society
met Yesterday evening AZ 4 o'clock in the
Sunday-school room Of the Pine-Street
Baptist Church, corner of Albemsrle and
Pine streets.
There were present quite a large At
tendance, numbering tifiy or more.
The hymn, That Beautiful City Of
God, was sung, after which a portion OF
the 18Th chapter OF 81 Mark, beginning
at the Gath verse, was read Prayer was
was offered and blessing asked on The
society by Rev George + Williams
Reports were received from The various
committees, all OF which were very en-
couraginF, and were received and fled
Mr. George O Green was appointed
chairman Of the committee on member
ship, and desires that the other members
communicate with him so az 10 hold
meeting al an early day. IN order 20 get
TO work for the new year
The committee on prayer meetings
only had reports from two churches,
but they were pleasant reading, as they
showed the good work done By the
young men in the homes Of The poeT
Rev George f. Williams, The Baptist
city missionary, read a report, which
was quite long. Tie stated that
he had been the missionary since the lst
day of December, twenty-three days.
During that time he had found just
what he expected, encculagemenis
and discouragemcnts, but thanks be TO
God, the announcements far unbalanced
81 Ia.. lIfu ~
three DAYS he had made eighty-ihree
visits; the number of persons seen and
talked with. 2l1 lie had offered prayer
in families twenty-five times, and read
the Scriptures nineteen times. Had dis
trbuied torty-hour tracts, sold six Bibles.
and gave awayifour Had preached two
sermons and baptized one person, an
aged lady Of 50 years.
On Seventeenth street there was prom
ise of good results after hard work On
Chelsea Hill the Episcopalians had
chapel erected there as an O1shOOt OF
Christ Church. There We're a few Bap-
list families in the neighborhood whose
homes were far distant from a Baptist
church. To erect Baptist chapel there
might seem 10 give ollense TO the Episco-
palians as invading their field, but Il was
necessary for self-preseryation 10 hold
regularly prayer meetings among these
Baptist families
lie spoke Of house in the valley where
meetings are held, led by four people
one OF them we'll educated whose, only
object was 10 seek the truth by prov
ing the Billie a Ire. lie had been ia the
house by invitation and heard the dis
cussions They would take one verse Of
the Bible here and another there, and
put them together in a scientific manner
so as to make one verse contradict the
other
The report was received and fled and
al The suggestion Of one member these
four truth-seekers OF the Scriptures were
made the subject OF prayer torthe coming
month
Treasurer p. A Jacob reported that
there was in the treasury SO.
The meeting adjourned with prayer
and the benedic,On
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A Commercial rravsller Arre..sd.

CHICAGO. December ga special 20 thu
Tribune from Milwaukee says Edward y,
stuart was arrested here Friday nixht for
forgery. He says he travels Tor st. Paul
house, and lost al The nrms money ~ wall
as his own Ia gambling In chlc4g1 nifol
whore he had been stopping. ha,tu1 t4eo
rOped into the paine, he >ays, BY some lucn
about the hotel On reaching aiieApkc1
IL j. charged thst % cover up iosses he sni3rl
Bank, made iayablo 90 E1ward II. stuart.
forging the signature OF Pb1iip 6fcss. a Lard
ware merchant. 20 them. Sc had passed oo~
Of them al Conway's confestionasy. snother
T. Z 10 PASS tho third &c Barns trunk >tos<.
when arrested.
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REV. DIR. HATCHER At THE cRAcE-sTREET
BAPTIST.


BAPTIST.
AT the Grace-Street Baptist Church
Yesterday the services commenced with
a HYMN, after which Dr.. Hatcher read
for the instruction Of the congregation
the lst chapter Of Hebrews. The con-
gregation then sung, Jesus, my cross
have taken" and while the offerings
were being taken up Mr.. Watson sung
besutiful solo.
DR. Hatcher took his text from the
5th 10 the 18th verses, inclusive, or The
lst chapter OF Hebrews But unto the
son be saith, Thy throne, o God, is for
ever and ever; a sceptre of righteousness
IS the .cep,re of Thy kingdom"
Thou hast loved righteousness and
hated iniQuity; therefore God, even thy
God. hsth annointed thee with the oil OF
gladness above thy fellows
" And thou Lord, in the beginning
hath laid the foundation OF the earth,
and the heavens are the works OF Thine
hands"
They shall perish, but thou remainest,
and they all shall wax old as doth a gar
ment. And as yestuTe shall thou fold
them up, and they shall be changed but
thou ari the same and thy years shall not
fail"
But 20 which of the angels said be at
any tine, Sit on my right hand TIL
make thy enemies thy footstool
As you know, said the preacher, II Is
question as to who wrote the epistle 10
the Hebrews shall always believe Il
was Paul, BECAUSE of the overwhelming
enthusiasm ol that great apostle. He
looked outward, he saw the kingdom Of
God. He lo;ked onward and he saw
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re.tor Lennon secures a divorces.

SYRACUSE. December 25.-Jrstice vauos, q
the supreme courr, yesterday catered 4 de-
cree OF absolute divorce In :avor Of Ncstor
Lennon. the actor, sga nss bis wife, Lizzie No
Call. In Sepfembsr. 1851. Lennon aud his vito
we're playing an engaReme 3 IN Syracuse ~
members Of the coDp paOy of Edmund Collier.
Collier and tho Len ous stayed at the VaDeeH
bilt House. Ou5 night during the engage nyl-
Lennon discovered his wife in tho trasodlans9
rom. and tue next day began suit Tor al
vorco. Mrs. LennQus attorneys. Howe y
HumIne, Of New York city, on <ovcmbef 70
began an action against Mr. Lennon FOR
limited divorce on the ground OF cruelty aud
non-support Ia this case. an order
or arrest was obtained from Judge Law
renee. of New York eity. and Lennon was
arr fested wEile nliDg an engafen. nc a. no
Grand 0pers House. be ga> y bail 10 the sum
OK 1900, was released, and resumed his part
In the play This action WIS dxconfinucd.
Lizzie Mccall first met Lennon In 1885. IA New
Orleans They were married IN June. 'c@, IN
New York. She. it Will b. remembs red. shot
and XII Oh hec husband, young Wall. In l3s5, ~
New Utrecht. ~
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The disappointed public VIII be glad
tolestn that Jones Mil is now running
and win continue 70 un with real water.
IL is in Walter D Moses 81 Co.'S window
lelJ Main street opposite tAe posi-oiilce.
-g fss-------
We Lead Ia Low frices-boun ihey Go
French Candy, 6 lbs. ior 500.
French Candy, 20 cts. per To-, or TOT
$lO0
Best French Candy, Is cts. per 10
Good French Mixtures, 80 and ~ Cts
per ib 49,
Pl1z,ngs Homemade Plain Candy 10
cts. per lbs 2 fcr 500
Assorted Caranels. rs ora. per 10.
Cream Chocolates, 25 cis peg ID.
Assorted Nuts. New Figs, New Dates.
LAYER Raisius. French Piunes, CiifOni
and lursants, 81 very low prices.
Fireworks are away down. and selling
lsss Buy early. :,
Chrlstmae-iree ornaments, just lhipk
o. 70. 10 CTS. O dor.
Black fruit cake very fine
Pound and lady cakes, fresh. MADE
daily.
Call snd examine our large stock
PIzzNIs"
100 East Broad 81.
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pnlEr rELrcnAsss.

WASHINGTON, December S3.-A man krowu
As Franz Schneider died suddenly ~ &c XG,z1-
politan Hotel to-day. ne iz said ~ be Couo(
Arth. a member Of the German nobility. he
spent large Sums OF money, and has lived very
luxuliously.
Nfw YORK. December ,3.-Jaek Dsnlr<sy,
az q q yearr, 0f 10 West Tw, MY seeosid street.
was sact aud killed last night BY bis bsotAer
Wiillsm, during struTg ri possession = =
revolver The shoollnE - elslnled - NAye
been accidental, aa1. before dyIDS. Jsue2 U1<1
that h.s brother sas not 20 oisle<.
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PRICE. TWO CEN
= ssAaI y rps IsOlAsA s.1'H



rsprAvApoIts. December . --xns n. .-.z,
senate from prescnt indica'ions psss.y y. ~
tam 70 bssia its next session vlkn
row wh,ch viii involve conDlicasious u
vhs, similar 20 the snsrl Of two year. -
-, ,h,t n I. hardly probable that - "
vi s. cort 40, me Longer than the nr<S vS1tz
Vii nor sc.iousl, interfere vita iexis.at
y "a "a - 80 . - onr OVER the question az ~
W. W.. ~ ores'de over the body. Sforr 2.,t1
~ M, 10 ~ I, r member ~ the sena e eoe
ouently cannot be the prcei tuf on'ss< n;
r,el Robertsou Is he IL az mar; ~ ,5<cn< =
~ he ,enllar sossi1n OF the csn1i g - ~
The legally constituted presia'nf 1'~. v III -
~, i,,tv IL il his dntg ~ suCu ~ ~
senate r. order when 10 Offa1 ~ fVt ~ w. .<~~
sioo. nut II nc Ia prevented nvl v." ~
nj ,t ia provid dtb't 'he Auo,s.r - 49,
State shall preside during tnc ~. ~, .ss,S al
and in The absoncc Of tue Auditor, ni<9. wv 49, ~
s,e n ,,1,.'.'s -, 81 lie slvroao Curt sfdiI temt
rsyss attend 10 the duties OF toe po<ltiuu'
annasr-. therefore, that u IS !nevfatio ~
ne Democratic senate. II ~ - 11sP<sSS-1~ ~
r,'ahisliny must subn Il 10 the frlr o. -
nuhlican prc.idins olllcer but ttc reuri,.<@S
snirlf of she maiorit. viii If0D4Diy ne.escc
ltseif IN an endesvOf 20 netefmitt ~ III - !
~ nrcfcroucc who that Npupiic<n r1tu ~
~ iry,lf -, hard with them plfccoeniSc 70 P.s
RoDertson's right 20 preside aftcr has.ex
him out or the position Hilthf nkD tnc - 10
tu,n Sesrs ago In nedancc OF tlse law y t.v
courts. Ii Is understood that Il y MS oes<sf oet<<f
minati, a 70 sssert his fighfs. ths cyutss cy s.ssS
wi be 2ersueo, II is expected, ~ " SSisr-s~'
Robert on's rishr 20 PRESIDE olot t.., t.e S,srf
and when the senate is called 70 pr1rr, s', stS
pres,dent from among the members ~ nV ~. ~.
position until the beginning OF the ne" -''~
fe.ant- Governors tcfi1.
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words of the incsrnate God were, Go ye
into all the world and preach the gospel
10 every creature Cansl thou by
searching find out God
II is blessed privilege to love, walk
with, and commune with God, and we
can al do Il II we have the spirit Of God
within US.
After prayer by Dr. Hawks, the meet.
ing was dismissed.
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iowA's PROHIBITORY LAWS.
A Package OF Alcohol Ordered to te
ReIeased


DEs MogEs, Iowa, December ga now
pnsse OF the prohiDitory law was passed upon
IN the District Court here yesterday. Judge
Conrad released package OF alcohol which
was seized 10 tie United States Express Office
IN this city soae time ago g, ropts from Rock
Island. H., 70 Runnels, lows. The package
wss not labelled or marked 90 ss 10 show It's
contents. and the SJate law requires ali ahlp-
ments of liquor Within the State 10 be 10
marked. The constables seized the alcohol
and claimed that after Il once crossed the line
and came insldo the State. ii fell under the
provisions OF the law Stare Tor the rest Of the
Journey, and was therefore liable 10 seizure
Tor belnz unmarked The court holds that
this was IN interstate shipment belonging 10
inter state commerce, and therefore not sub
iect 20 state laws until the transit had ended
and the liquor became part OF the mass Of
Iowa property. he therefore ordered that the
if.tttled.
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NEw WORK. December 2S-Five Columbia
College students who were arrested last night
for creating distnrbance at the BiJou The a
tire annoy ing people on the street by their
rough actions. were iioed $40 ca IN the Po-
lice Court to-day. There wa, pdrty 0f about
9OO stlldeufs ar the theatre and they were dis
ORDERLY The police we're compelled 10 inter-
iere after the performance 10 enanle the su-
dienoe g. set out OF the lobby Oh the theairs
without danger. The students who resisted
the o1lcsrs were arrested.
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Fatal shock OF Paralysis.

Mr.. Joe Winston, brother Of Messrs.
]. B. and r. L. Winston, was stricken with
paralysis at the residence Of the latter,
4O4 East Leigh, yesterday morning. He
steadily grew worse, and yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock he died
His funeral will take place al 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning, from the above resi-
dence.
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A Murderer Reprieyed.

CHATTAS SooGA. December %. Jesse Colo
was 10 have been hanged Saturday at Newport.
Tenn, for tue murder OF samuel Large, but
wa- reprloyed dlnost at the Lass moment on
the affidavit OF Mn. waxlead, on The strength
~ when Governor Taylor reprieyed him Tor
sixty DAYS. Yesterday az Knoxville she made
anOt er statement, III which she says she does
NOT know Cole and never saw him. IL Is be-
lieved that she was paid 20 make the AFFIDAVIT,
which saved biz life. klOting was imminent 10
case nc had been hanged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

BUFFALO. n. r.. December 2.-rhe express
train for New York which left here At p. ~.
Is in the ditch at churchyille,. and II - re-
sbsus twenty persons badly shaken up. Tho
engine lies on rs side. and the rear coa< b 10 81
must total wreck. The tram 1ueped the
track At deep cuivert,. which Il paesed With
out throwing any Of she cass oR the uessle,