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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-31

The press of the state Is generally advo-
eating the search and seizure clause to be
added to the prohibitory law. The next
legislature win adopt it and it will be en-
forced.-Colwich Courier.
We venture the assertion that if that
idiosyncrasy is made an issue in the leg
islative canvass throughout the state this
fall no such proposition will be enter
tanned by that body when it meets; for
the reason that there will be too few
such advocates Of the proposition to gain
for it any consideration. You under
stand what we mean?
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-31
Small Business, But Corrected.

state Journal.
The Santa Fe company today restored
the wages of section men 10 si.I6 per
day, from the recently reduced rate Of
S. cents a day. The reduction IN the
first place was small piece Of business.
If economy was necessary the Company
might with more justice and righ. Dot 70
say humanity, begin CD ths salaries Of
the higher officials and lot economic
On that hard working, LILY pad. railroad
employe, the secsion hand. Sl.l1 q dAy
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-31

The political market is excited. with a
strong disposition 10 bull convention
stock on the part of many operators.
and rather firm but not active interest
IN committees. Outside parties appear
to be principally interested in November
deliveries, leaving current transactions
70 a comparatively few active dealers.
democratic stock shows considerable
ouoyaney on account Of the mutual
tendency of the rival holders TO slaughter
one another. but evinces no decisive I'M
proved tendency.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-31
Housekeepers Goods HouSekeepefs G.
Ginehams, Canton Flannels Shir.j

Look bargains always ready sacrifice prices TO
clean stock 1t pays trade at the WHITE HOUSE Of
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-31

The central committee of the Fourth
congressional district have investigated
the charges preferred against hon. John
Madden. the Republican presidential
elector for that district and finding that
the allegations against him were not sub
stantated by facts. exhonorated him
from the charges laid and re-endorsed him
as the duly qualified elector. We are
gratitied that this matter, which at one
time promised to become a very serious
one, has thus been satisfactorily al justed.
not only on Mr.. Madden's account. per
oonally, but for the welfare of the party.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
Grand Jury Indictment

The grand july of The Hastings Court
Yesterday returned tn following true
bills of Indictment
The jury term of the Hastings Courl
commenced to-day. The grand jury re-
turned the following true bills OF indict
ment: William Lewis, housebrcaking
William Roe, destroying and removing
flowers from graves in Hollywood ; \. j
Berry and George Guvernator, charged
with managing the drawings of the
Southern Distribution Company Edloe
Chappell, managing game called policy
elem Robinson, housebreaking John
Williams and Buck Spotswood, manag
ing a game called policy John alias J b
Pitlman, pocket picking; Oto Wigsnd
resisting the police; William ODwyer
resisting the police; Richard Vanhorn
housebreaking Charles ii. IIanes, house.
breaking William Jones, housebreak
ing; Joseph Lucas, murder; Marshall
Brown, playing policy; Peter NJ. Brisk
alias James Hercules, obtaining an organ
from Walter d. Moses under false pre-.
tel ses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
saved from IA Terrible Death.

CHICAGO, July 2-The lives of six per
IONS occupying the fourth floor of l79
Clark street were saved by the quick
work of Truck about 4:15 o'clock yes
terday morning A fire started in hat
factory on the third floor, and by the
time the fire department had arrived
flames were bursting from the windows
Ladders were raised and half dozen
fremen mounted TO the fourth floor
where they found the colored jantor,
Buchanan, his wife, son and daughter
and Samuel Taylor and wife, asleep
They were dragged from their beds aud
taken down the ladders barely in time tc
save their lives. The damage by fire was
moi more than 81 600.
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FEARFUL DlSEA-E.
A Man Literally Rotting Away.


CHcAGo, July "a dispatch from
Wabash, Ind, says: Samuel Brewer, a
farmer living near this city, Is literally
fottng away. A few months ago Brewer
suffered considerable pain and gripping
after performing on a horizontal bar In
a short time the bones of his right hani
began to rot, and the infection spread
rapidly, the bones in the hands and arms
becoming honeycombed and rapidly de-
caying. The fingers and then the hands
fell off 1t was seen that heroic meas
ures must be resorted 10, and short
time ago the left arm was amputated
and has since been healing. Last night
the right arm was taken off at the elbow
The patient is low and his recovery Is
hardly looked for
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

SAN Francisco, July 2.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Mariposs
leaving yesterday for Australia, was
Frank McCOppin, commissioner from
the United States to the Melbourne Ex
position.
NEW York, July 2-Ihis is the big
disbursement day of the year. Interest
and dividend payments due here to-day
on securities of railroads and other cor.
porations amount to over $63. 900 900
and interest on Government, State, aud
municipal bonds aggregates $1,000. 900,
making total payments of $77,0O0,0 900.
BELGRADE, July Queen Natalie has
declined To consent to King Milan's re-
quest to become leconciled with him,
and has determined to proceed with her
petition for divorce.
FORT MONROE, Va, July 2-The war
vessel Swartara, having on board General
Sheridan and the party who accompany
him, sailed for Nonquitt. Mass. at day
light. The weather is warm, with fresh
easteriy wind blowing
DUBLIN, July 2.--The Court OF Ex-
chequer has ordered the magistracy OF
Lougbrea 10 grant another hearing In the
case of William O'Brlen, sentenced to
three months Imprisonment on the
charge of inciting the people.
BUTTE, MoSr., July "A frightful ac-
cident occurred yesterday at Meaderville,
Montana While some boys were riding
from Centreville To Meaderville on some
flat cars the cars flew the track, rolling
down the mountain side, instantly killing
James Henry Burns, aged thirteen, and
Joseph Green, aged fourteen. The other
BOYS escaped injury. Two brakemen
had their arms roken. The remains OF
the boys were literally cut to pieces.
PARIS, July 2--The second ballot in
the election 10 fill vacancy In the Cham
ber of Deputies tor the Department Of
Charehte was taken yesterday and re.
suited in the return of NJ. Saginn, Bona.
partist.
NGw YORK, July Golden Robinson,
the negro wife.murderer, was to-day sen.
,enced to State prison for life.
LONDON. July . "A dispatch from Gi-
braltar says: \ fog Of unprecedented
ttB,Ci N-s DttN btlC. uiCC
sleemers, the Glendevon, the Lionel and
the Earl of Dumtries, have gone ashore
since it SET in, and another steamer, the
Resolution, has arrived here with her
bows much damaged.
BERLIS, July 9-The speeches of En-.
per0r William opening the Reichstag and
Landtag are displayed on bulletin boards
in the streets of Berlin.
CHICAGO, July "A dispatch from
Winnepeg says: The Free Press, in Its
article ON the twenty first anniversary Of
Confederation, comes out strongly for
Canadian independence. 1t says: The
real destiny of Canada, the only goal
which her people are bent on attaining.
is the fullest national development which
can fall to the lot of any country. Thor
oughly independent politically, no coun-
try on earth is more fitted to become a
nation than Canada"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03

Superintendent Selden. carrying out
the Instructions received from the new
owners of the City Railway, will place
ten extra cars on his line, and has put in
an extra connection on the corner OF
Main and Laurel streets, so that all the
Broad-street cars will run direct to the
sabes. The two dummies have been
placed in thorough order, and will pull
from three to four cars each, and will
make rapid trips TO the New Reservoir
grounds.
The Richmond Union Passenger Rail.
way Company is also receiving number
of new cars by rail day, and will have
full complement Of cars out.
These two companies will have at least
100 cars RAINING during the entire day
and night, until l:30 am so there need
be no fear of any want of railway faciii-
lies.
The fireworks for the display at the
New Reservoir grounds arrived by
express to-day, and were placed in
the hands of an experienced pyrote h.
mist to arrange for the occasion. He has
decided TO divide 1t into three parts, and
TO discharge one each bour-say at
J .. m, 10 p m. and II pm.
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POLICE NOTES.
The Usual Monday Morning Doc oket.

Inc I ~uhl houudN DVeho''
The docket yesterday in the Police
Court was as long IA is usual on Monday
morning, being mostly composed of cases
If drunkenness and disorderly conduct
md fights resulting therefrom.
The case of Fred Johnson, the colored
sailor who was arrested sunday foI
stealing silver watch aud 81 in money
from W. g. Hart of the same vessel, was
called From Harris testimony il
seems Johnson entered his room and gOt
he watch and money during his absence
rhe case was continued until to-day In
order 10 get additional evidence.
The continued cases of Sterling Phelps
charged with cutting with knife, Jos
Edwards, and Joseph Edwards, charged
With striking with stone Sterling
Phelps, was again continued until 10
morrow on account of the absence OF
aceded witnesses.
+ c. Beasly, charged with trespass on
he premises of :. ROyzecke, was fined Si
and costs.
Isaac 1 hnrston (coloreGj was charged
With being drunk, disorJerly, and Great
ng a disturbance in the nelghborhoOd
and resisting the police in the discharge
4 their duty. He was fined $40 and
costs. and required 10 give security in tho
sum of 5000 or twelve months.
James Robinson ,coiored), charged with
stealing u coat valued at 7jc. from VI.
Lovenstein, failed 20 appear after being
1aled by magistrate. An attachment
Tor his arrest was issued
James Caravati, charged with beating
Nat Randolph, was continued until
Thursday, July jh.
Martha Coleman (colored), fighting in
t he street, fined s. and costs.
George Jeter, William McGregor,
and Henry Loving, charged with fighting
and creating a disturbance in the bar
room OF Ben Sehean. were fined each
So and COSTS.
The case of Charles james, charged
with stealing two shirts from Robert
Johnson, was partially heard. Johnson
swore he saw James with one OF the
shirts on. James said a party by the
name Of Gillian gave them TO him, and
he had them al home now. The case
was continued until to-day, so that Gil
ham and the shirts could be in court.
John Brown, black youth, was
charged with being disorderly and
cfIrontery on an electric car. He was
proven guilty and fined So and costs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
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THE WESTERN STRIKE.
The Strikers Think II viii be short.

s'A"A ~ WIN So OnOgss
PITTsBuRG, Pa, July 2-Ths Lookout
Rolling Mill Company OF Chattanooga.
Tom, has sisnod tho amaigsmated scale,
and their men will resume work at once.
This makes eight firms that have signed
the scale to date. The manufacturers.
however, are as determined as ever and
there are no indications of serious
break.
MIR. McCutcheon, prominent iron
master, yesterday said that ii the manu-
facturers scale was not signed very short
ly new one, demanding still greater re-
ductions, would be formulated.
II Is announced at the Amalgamsted
Association headquarters TO day that up
to l:30 o'clock this afternoon twelve iron
mills have signed the new scale Those
heard from to-day are the p II. Laughlin
sheetir iron mill at Apollo, Pa. employing
250 men, and two small mills at Findlay,
Ohio. 1t is reported that the scale will
be signed at Carnegie's Thlrty-third street
mill, this city, within "a hours. The im-
preston Is gaining ground that the gen
eral shutdown will be OF short duration.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Outing Club of the Young Men.
Christian Association will go to Hamp-
ton and Old Point on the 4th, leaving
Richmond at 8 am. by the Chesapeake &
Ohio, and returning, leave Old Point at
pm. All members wishing to go will
please see the general secretary for rates
and other information.
Mr.. James Sullivan of Helena, Mon
tana, Territorial Auditor was at the Capi.
tol Yesterday.
Assistant Treasurer 8. G. Tinslev has
moved his office to No. S04 East Mar
shall All State tax bills for 1887 no.
paid must be paid to him.
The Postofflce will be closed to-mor-
row, the 4th instant Sunday hours will
be observed
BY order OF the Executive Committee
the Grain and Cotton Exchange will be
closed on Wednesday, July 4th, and
Thursday, July 9Th.
Justice Richardson presided over the
Police Court proceedings Yesterday. The
Judge remarked to counsel that he
would doubtless preside to-day The
Ht" bttt jhstttt, bthH D. ttutthhttt,
elected lat night. will qualify during to-
day. He will not attempt to do 80 In
time to hold court however.
Yesterday Captain Angle, sergeant
Cosby and Policeman Shenberger ar
rested the young colored man who, on
Saturday last, presented and left at the
City Bank a forged check signed f. Il.
Addison for $50, payable to bearer. He
will be at the Police Court this morning,
when The matter will he investigated
Mr.. f. NJ. Roscher, president OF the
Old Dominion Club, who has been ap-
pointed "A member Of the General Com
mittee OF the League Of Democratic Clubs,
which meets in Baltimore, left for that
city last evening
The many friends of ey Councilman
RENDER were glad yesterday to see that
he had sufficiently recovered from the
injury he recently received by his horses
falling on him to be out on the streets
lie still limps little, but otherwise ia all
right.
The wedding of Mr. Herbert T. Eze-
klel and Miss Rachel Flegenhemer will
take place at Beth Ahaba Synagogue
this evening at S o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
Driven to suicide by Disgrace

CINCINNATI, July 2.-On Wednesday
of last week Miss Clara Williams, OF
hitherto rrcproachsble character, of good
family, and a consistent church member
was arrested for stealing millinery goods
from Mrs. Barger, her employer
Goods were found in her room
and she confessed that for the
past six months she bad been from time to
time guilty of theft. Her case was set
for hearing July 9th. Yesterday noon
she was found dead in her room. havin &
taken her life with chloroform rather
than face the disgrace that seemed Inc
yitable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03

\ shrcwd Confidence Woman

LONDON, July Mrs Gordon Baillie
has been arrested on a charge Of com
hitting fraud under false pretenses
Mrs Gordon Baillie' is the alias of u
shrewd woman, who has for some time
imposed upon the authorities and philan
thropists Of England and Scotland as one
very much interested in the condition OF
the Scotch crofters. She pretended TO
have secured for them great advantages
in Australia, and by means of a plan for
their immigration she has obtained large
sums of money
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
Anothe er James River Estate Sold,

Mr.. A. F. Hayward, who last year re.
cotiated the sale of the Carbon Hill coal
mines to the Richmond Coal Mining and
Manufacturing Company, which is now
one of the most successful coal opera
tons in this coal field, sold last week the
valuable James river farm known as
Boscobel about fourteen miles west of
Richmond, containing 1850 acres, al
$4,000, TO Mr. Arthur F. Reid of New
York. A company will lake this prop
erty and develop it. This farm was
formerly owned by DR.. Walker, and
more recently by Mr.. George Lee, who
sold 1t in 1884 for $4,000.
1t is understood the purchasers of Bos.
cobel intend making II number of other
purchases of James river valley property.
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Foreign and Domestic.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Senate m.,
Today, and Mr.. Allison suhmi,,sS ~. ,S"
conference rerort on the Iegi.ls,iva ~
preparation bill, stating thai thsrs - ~
no material changes in II Tha r.,"-.
was agreed to. "' report
MIR. Blair presented a ne,i,ior ,.n.
District Assembly 90, X. of + of ~.
District, praying an increase of sn,'rc ~ s
Priation so that female teachers In the
ulstrict may receive the same psv n
Mr. quay introduced bill for a brldgs
at New York city across the Hndson
river, with a single span. of A. lesss iI0
teet IN the clear; all railroads m hsvs
r'gat OF way across the bridge.
Mr.. Morrill, then called nm tho hi, IL.
Inning. the routes of steam RAILROAD. IN
washington, and proceeded 10 sn.sr
upon bis substitute to H. "~
When Mr.. Morrill, finished bis sn.ech
ne onered a resolution providing that All
o'iis ana amendments upon this suhtect
DC recommitfed to the committee and the
committee report bill In the nature OF a
substitute. "'0 "
The resolution was ordered tdlie on
Mr.. Hoar, &ho was to talk on the s.h
cries treaty, gave way to the river and
harbor bill, and 1t was then taken nm
At $3.50 the bill was passed.
THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Mills asked unanimous con.er,
this morning 10 have the session extend.
ed from . to Q o'clock pm. but Mr. Hon.
kins OF New York objected. Mr.. Towns.
bend called for the regular order-,he in.
PRODUCTION of bills. A number Of bilIs
were then introduced. WIN
Various propositions were made 70
come 10 some agreement so that the
House might proceed to business. but
nothing could be done. Finally on a
motion to take recess for thirty minutes,
the point OF no quorum was raised and
tellers were appointed.
After the tellers had been standing
some nfteen minutes, Mr. Bayne. one Of
lhe teliers, suggested call of the House.
Inc motion was carried by a vote of %
to 20, and at 9:2S the clerk proceeded to
call the roll.
AT 3 O'Clock the House adjourned.
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VOI.. u.-NUMBER 552.
mund p. Crump, W. II. Cartwright one

mund +. Crump, W. ii. Iartbwrigbt; one
vacancy.
Engine Company, No corner of
Brook avenue and Marshall streets l..
&. jenkins, foreman; II. A. Reams, en-
gineman A. II. Lawrence, helper II. W.
Grafton, hostler J. b +. Joynes. George
@. Ware, G. II. Cosby, w. II. Joynes.
&. b. Gilman, Charles 7. Point, A. V.
shelton, J. J. Tignor, A. NJ. Pohle.
Engine Company, No 6 Corner Cum
oerlaud and Laurel Streets: William
Trexler, foreman; John j. Schlosser, en-
gineman; r. II. Weimer, helper; q. W.
filler, hostler; j. A. Skinner, J.. {.
Minor, J. H. Gibbs, NJ. ii. Mitchell, &.
K. Shewbridge, A. J. Hunley A. c.
Liggon, X. L. Hall, J. ). Bradley, hose
men.
There are about twenty-five changes
made In the force.
sUPERINTENDENT OF FIRE ALARM.
For this office Mr.. w. II Thompson
was re- elected.
As assistant superintendent Mr. George
f. Paynlcr was appointed.
FIRST ORDER or THE NEW BOARD.
The following order was issued
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
GENERAL ORDERS No l,
RICHMOND, July 2, 1888 }
10 tie officers and Members Of the Fire ana
Fire Ala1m Departments:
The Board Of Fire Commissioners hay
ing assumed control of the Fire aid FIRE
Alarm Departments. a. provided by law,
desires to congratulate the department
upon It's past efficiency and ilde!lly to
duty generally, and ask now at lheli
hands hearty cooperation for It's future
success. The department must he con,
Quoted on strict business principles, and
while proper Jealous attention TO duties
will he rewarded, violations OF its law,
viii he vigorously punished. TO that
end this Board imperatively demands
that YOU individually and collectively 50
qualify yourself, III its discipline. and law :
nat when tie exigency arrives You may
Inlelligenilv understand your duties. be
ing fully assured that the Board will hold
you to sirici accountability.
The rules and regulations of the Fire
Department existing June 80. 1888, are
aereby adopted until further orders.
By direction OF the Board Of Fire Com
missioners. EDWARD H. FISHER,
Secretary.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES
TO be Named Next Friday.

Mr.. Campbell, president of the Common
Council, ssid last night that he would
name the members of the various com.
mitiees at a meeting of the Common
Council to be held next Friday evening.
He was also of the opinion that Presl-
dent Bass who il sick at home, would,
either IN person or by proxy, announce
his committees at called meeting of the
Board TO be held for that purpose next
Friday night. The Common Council will
meet at one hour and the Board at mother
and later hour.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
Ohio Mil. StOpped

CIHcINNATI, July 2-The furnace TIRE
in the Cincinnati, Newport & Coyington
Rolling Mills were permitted TO die ou'
Saturday mig 1t and were not started this
morning. Twenty-Five hundred men are
thrown out Of work, and the lockout
promises TO be protracled. The manu-
facturers claim that mills west of the Al
l@ghanies having been paying almost 5t
per cent. higher wages than those in he
East
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-03
SUING THE THuNDERER.
The Trial Of the London Times" for
Libel Begun.

LONDON, July 2.-The suit Of Mr.
Frank Hugh O'Donnell against the Lon
don Times for libel began this morning.
The courtroom was crowded with wit
nesses and interested spectators. On the
bench, ready to hear the testimony, sat
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge smiling and
unctuous. While the newspaper is rep
resented by several prominent counsel,
Mr.. O'Donnelrs interests are cared for
by a single lawyer, Junior Counsel
Ruegg, who is lean, nervous, and OF bill
ious appearance, Mr.. Herbert Gladstone,
Arthur O'Connor, and many other nota,
bles were present. Mr.. Ruegg opened
the case.
After two witnesses had been examined
the court adjourned for the day.
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City Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday, in the case oI
c. j. Puckeit against Chewning & Rose
suit TO recover damages for unlawful and
malicious levy which were laid at $2 900
The jury to whom the case was given
Saturday returned into court, and no,
being able TO agree, were adjourned oyel
until to-day
One small suit was continued until the
next term.
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Mr. EulIer's Nomination.

WAsHIHGrON, July 2.-It is said the
Senate Judiciary Committee has decided
IT, report the nomination Of NJ. ". Full
Ter to be Chief Justice o. the Supreme
Court al the next executive session.
The report will be without recommenda-
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