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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
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OUT cold wl4d, suow, Ea.n aa4 dose Stop.
windows ircm rafting Saves fuo. sld pro-
notes comfort
Prices from cents 10 III cslt5 psi loot.
Lara stock Ia iDl lltyat
WALTER $. sUbLEII
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Established ST.
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street Richmond SO.
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piles, Housekeeping 30. 81. eco hr.ss 1rarlfy
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Come Ear6

aud select a Christmas p resent Of the
largest agd handsomest stock In the city
OWENS q MINOR Dgge Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

WoMES at TUE Polls Without dis
cussing the merits Of the issues at stake
1t may be said that The event showed that
women Can exert potent political In.
iuepce. Though they themselves only
voted for school officers. the majority Of
them favored the candidate for Mayor
who was subsequently elected The pos
slbllltics Of womsn's taking an interest
In politics" were signally exhibited II
this interest on their part beeomes
general, and the majority OF women con
clude that they want the fun franchise,
the discussion may rs well end. The
time for argument will have passed, and
the anu.suiiragis,s, Ike Capt. scott $
coon, will simply beg for the privilege
OF coming down aliye.-New fofk
World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
ADVERTISING RATES
go txCu OV TWELVE LINES.

Auot,on sales. Legal Notices and Am0se-
aent Advertisements 81 pes tuoh sS'h
fassrtions
sn,erea At the Richmond (Ns) rosroh'et
second-el2e uefte;.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

RELIEVED or a TREMENDOUS DREAD.
The latest important act Of statesman.
ship which the Emperor William Il to be
credited with IS the renewal of the de-.
cree of his grandfather that no servant
0. the Imperial household shall wear a
musische, This relieves bin from any
danger Of being mistaken for mental
IN his own house, and Is Il standing sym
Dol Of his august authority. Exchange
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

A MEIANCHOIT MISFORTUNE 1t Is
melancholy that upon the only occasion
for several years when the United states
navy has been engaged In actual bust
ness, and when tho eyes Of NE people
were on two OF It's vessels, one of those
vessels should have stuck ANONYMOUSLY
in the mud and refused to bulge OF
course this is misfortune that might
happen TO any navy, though The depth OF
water in the Wallabout at all stages Of
the tide must be q matter OF common
notorieiy among The officers OF The yard,
and the load wafer line Of the Galena
could have been ascertained By scientific
processes Of 40 great difficulty Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

pnrittanoes should o maie ~ u'"''''
~ no.tofsco orders or registered letter
payable to u,,-c covp,~v
Richmond. "a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

A POLITICAL SOLDIER oF FoRTCEE.-
Mir Dana is naming Democratic fiesi
DENTAL candidates ior 1902 His favor
will curse any man. The party will moi
consult the wish Of ils Dugald Dalget
tvs, VINO have a price and get It from
The enemy The Sun has no further
functions as a Democratic paper. Il Is
on the flying tJapeze. aud eau stay there.
San Francisco Alta
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

PREAcHING AZ A TRADE.-Sam Jones,
at bis talk IN Glen's Fails on Friday even.
ing, said that the reason be did not settle
down TO a congregation Of 1000 OF more
and a salary OF 5000 in some city was
that be could travel and preach to hun.
dreds of thousands and earn $4,000 q
year.-Albsny lGa.,) journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
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rrnLisHED EVERY DAY ~ IhA ~ -
BY THE TIMES PUBIlSSlN'e,. =, S !. 81
PANr. OFFICE Sc EAST MAIN - ~
RICHMOND, VA. ,-.,oxxr
LEWIS GINTER. PHE'Intsl
Jos BRYAN. vIcr PRE'ip''''
MT. BROOKE. Srcar1AH''
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n.,,,erod IN any part Of the city aud Ma"
Ds",' ~, rar.iers 81 ic cents per weoN'
cee"e' y S S,.,.lrs toe TrNrs delivered at
r'' - can secure Il by postal cara re
'he', . " 90 order through Telephone No. o'''
wsea delivery IS irregular 'mm ,' a,,.e o' "a
,,s.oi should be made TO- the once. Inc. ns ~ ~
I,ess msy DO changed as ac'l''d' I" car e =,
~ ,sscn ln an cases 10 mention the Ola anu ~"
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A RECORD OF INFAMY The details Of
the bribery prsctised IN the rural districts
OF New ! OTk read like the accounts from
Indiana There IL the same punching OF
the weak and corrupt. holding them I'M
deE surveillance. voting them on election
day and then letting them 90. From 50
to $50 was the price Of single voter
dependent on influence. Influential far.
me-s we're bribed by hiring from them
team for 500 for use on election day
The saloon interest revealed in Republi.
can money Il is q iich record Of infamy
that IA gradually oozing out IN all lie
siokening Misunderstanding Post
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

4 NOIrNTETn NAVAL MmTh -
Meior-General Schoheld commanding
the army Of the United States. advocates
the enrolment Of volunteer naval mill.
tia In the various States lie would
have the enrolment made from lie sea-
coast population and would have The
matter regulated 6y the STATE Laws. as ia
the case of the State guards There is
much force IN bis argument that, even II
we should have big feet and plenty Of
seamen, we would have few trained men.
of-warsmen, who, in order 20 be effective,
would need to be familiar with the man.
agemeat Of complicated mechanisms.
such as steam machinery and electrical
plants -ExChange.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02

'There is a prevailing impression"
says ''Long john Wentworth, of Chi
cago, ''that Irishmen never go any,
where except in squads. Butthe history
of the American continent will prove
that Irishmen have ventured as far
alone upon hazardous explorations as
any other man. But he dis)ikes to stay
alone. My original congressional dis
trict extended north to the Wisconsin
line, west to the Rock River Valley,
south so as to embrace Princeton, La
Sale, Urbana, and Danville. / had to
travel all over this district with a horse
and buggy and visit the sparse settle
ments. I often found an Irishman Gull
tivating the soil alone. But when I
made second visit found some more
Irishmen there, or else the original one
had gone. Gov. Winthrop, Of Boston,
IN his journal, under date of 1912, tells
us of one Darby Field, an Irishman,
who could not rest content after his
landing in America until he had climbed
to the top Of the White mountains. He
was the first white man to ascend them,
and, when asked why he went, replied:
Merely to take look at the country. y
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
KINGS COUNTY.

At Frankfort, Kings County, IA men,
portion OF a crowd Of 200 who went to
plough up and SOW the farm from which
tenant had been evicted, on an estate
where the Plan of Campaign had been
adopted, have been sentenced to a
months imprisonment.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02

the dayroom until he reached the top Of
a twenty-foot wall. A warder heard
the noise and rushed out and asked the
prisoner to wait until d ladder could be
procured, but he refused and dropped
down on the other side. The warder
then tried to seize him, but the man
knocked him down and made off in the
direction of Woodford mountains. All
the police in Loughrea Immediately
went in pursuit, but be has not yet
been recaptured.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
LATE IRISH NEWS.
sHYLOCK AMI "THE PLAN"

sliYLoCK "a NOBLE LORD.
II claim the due and forfeit of my bond,
Nor will be denied it; tits my right!
Talk not to me Of mercy; I'm beyond
Such folly, tho you pleaded till the night,
l will not be by words-mere words-restrained
Ny right from claiming; here the contract see
So now. since to you I've my causes explained
l ask fulflnent of the laws dccreer'
ponT1A l''THE PLAN'').
''The law by such as thee hath long been strained
Till that which should be pure as dew from
Hath Htteof it's sovran grace retained.
Hath been corrupted with an earthly leaven,
But since you now impartial justice ask
Tho in the end full deeply you'll regret it
Twill be to me very pleasing task
TO see that TO the bitter end you get it.!
"You ask for Justice! list to Holy Writ
OF which your readngi is not 80 extensive
AS Of that one which tells your slave to quit
His home. 1t says in language comprehensive
That he who by his ucreuaitting toll
Makes of q desert waste garden. fair
Shall Of tue bonnteous fruitage Of the soil
Before all others freely take his share!
The contamination of q trickster's bargain!
Sohearken, Shylock, to a just decree,
One free from verbiage and legal jargon.
This man shall give thee what there is to spare
When toll hath fairly. FULLY been rewarded
THAT is thy due, no more; thy bonds snare;
Now get thee gone! our judgment is recorded!'
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
Minneapolis, MINI. Il. T. SPA.

A new day has been agreed upon by
the exposition directors, a "Hat Carni-
vall.'' Altman & Co. offer prizes for
boys and Olson & Co., for girls under
70 years, for the prettiest, ugliest, fun
NEST and Oldest style hats. 81 4. d.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
For the National Democratic and Republ,
can Presidential Nominating
'onventions.

From June End to June 5th, inclusive,
to ST. Louis, good to return only from
June 9Th to 18th, inclusive, and to Chi
cago June 10th to 10Th, inclusive, good
to return only from June Goth to 25th,
inclusive, the MINNEAPOLIS & ST.
LOUIS RY. (Albert Lea Koute'')
will sell excursion tickets to points
named above at rate Of ONE FARE
for the Round Trip. For full inforn1a-
ton, call on or address any agent, or
E. A, WHITAKER,
Minneapolis, MINI. e. T. &P.A.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
TYRONE,

The election for coroner resulted i'll
the return Of DR.. McGrath, the Nation
alist candidate, by a majority of 277
over the Unionist candidate, DR..
Browne.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
GALWAY.

On the night Of April %, serious
confederation broke out in a bog in
Der1ycorry, a remote district of Galway,
and spread with appalling rapidly, the
night being very stormy. TWenty-three
stacks of turf, valued al close on E10O,
which were erected about 400 yards from
the cut-away boys, where the conaagra-
ton was raging, caught fire and were
completely destroyed.
About nine o'clock Monday morning,
May Z, a prisoner escaped from the
bridewe eli here BY piling up tables in
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
KERRY.

The fire which took place in Killarney
Church (Protestant), the night of April
%, did more damage than was at first
anticipated, The organ and transept
have been totally destroyed, the roof OF
the nave greatly damaged, and thing Of
the floor much injured The building
was fully insured for $1,000.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
L.OUTEI..

The old court be use in Drogheda is
to be utilized FOR postofice.
At a meeting Of the corporation, May
2, Alderman Mangan presiding, it was
unanimously resolved that the freedom
Of Drogheda be presented to Mr.. John
Dillon, NJ. F., in recognition of his
services to Ireland and her people.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
Y }lsti's Z 4 I ~ Is ~ : :. .
DERRY
80 : = - :. :

IVA murder. was ommitt IN the town
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02

Lyle, Austin, Dodge Centre, Chatfeld, Plain
and all points East, South and West.
Further INFORMATION cheerfully furnished at the
city ticket offices, 1893 East Third street and
NicolIet House, and Union Depot Bridge
Square, Minneapolis
Tickets via this popular route for sale every
where J.A. HANLEY,
&5 7ss57s43 :s5 Traffic: Manager.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
FERMANAGH,

On Sunday morning, April 20, seri-
Gus outrage was perpetrated i'll Bellock,
A strike has been going on among work.
men in the pottery works, which are
the only factories Of this class in Ire
land. 1t is stated that the strike is
partly of q political nature, and the
house of a workman named Montgom-
cry. who refused to join in the strike,
was maliciously set on fire. The in
mates had narrow escape. No clue
to the perpetrators has been yet oh.
tanned.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
.ROSCOMMON.

In Castierea, Oh April rs, on the occa-
sion OF Mr.. John FitZgibbon's trial. a
number OF little boys with whistles
went through the town. the eldest not
being over fourteen years of age. One
of the policemen, who were very excited,
attacked boy only twelve Years old,
and struck him with a baton on the
head. inflicting a severe wound. So
much blood flowed that it was deemed
desirable to bring him to the barrack
and haye the wound washed before
showing him before the magistrates.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
LIMERICK.

On May /. the Limerick sub sheriff.
with a party of bailiffs and police, pro-
ceeded to Ballyscadenne, near Bruff, to
carry out eight eyictions on the estate
Of Mr.. John r. White, Of Nantenan.
On the arrival of the sheriff The tenants
settled, paying the rent due, less Is per
cent.
Recently row took place in the Eng
lish town between five men OF the Der
byshire Regiment and some civilians.
The soldiers took refuge in MarY-street
police barracks, and were subsequently
escorted to their barracks at the other
end OF the town by police force OF
twelve men. A mob attacked the SOL
diers and their escort with stones, com
pelllng them to run nearly the entire
way to the military barracks, The
police III returning effected two arrests.
Later on in the evening a moi collected
on the tail Of a local band, and when
passing the police barracks in William
street, threw stones at the windows,
breaking three Of them. A. strong party
Of police charged out and dispersed the
mob.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
ARMAGH.

The Press Association says: Miss
Adeline Prior, daughter of the late
Colonel Prior. has been removed frorn
Armagh Vail to q lunatic asylum after
having attempted suicide several times.
She was charged with the murder of a
little girl, who was found drowned in a
kitchen boiler.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15
A NEw Convert.

One Of the prominent republican
converts this year is General Geo
w. Jones, Of Dubuque, Iowa, one of
the pioneers Of the west, and n DEM
ocrat Of the old school. He was the
first United States senator from
Iowa, and he was once United
States surveyor of the whole region
from Wisconsin to the Pacific. He
was also Uuited States senator
from Wisconsin, and he frequently
alludes to the way in which he Sc
cured the admission of Iowa to the
union. When the question came
up in the senate the vote was likely
to be a tie, and the hope of Iowa
was in getting some one of the
opposition to be absent when the
vote was taken. He tried to get
Calhoun, who was of the opposition,
to vote for the admission, but failed.
Then he went to CalhOun's beautiful
daughter (for the old general was Il
great beau in his day) and enlisted
her services. She tried to win her
father over, but could not. Then he
asked her to keep her father away
when the vote was taken, and one
night, going home from party, he
told her that the question would
come up the next day and to be
ready. She agreed, and the next
day, just before the question was
reached, she called her father from
the senate and the vote was taken
i'm his absence, and the friends of
admission won by one majority.
Thus it was that Iowa came into
the union, and young lady is
deserving of much of the credit. Cen
eral Jones is a very interesting
character now over 80 years old. He
took part as II second in the Graves
Cilley duel, and he has been one of
the conspicuous figures in his party
for half II century. But he says that
Cleveland is not a democrat of the
jackson style and that he will not
vote for free trader. So he, the
gallant old man, is sitting on the
platform at republican meetings
this year, and he will vote in Nov
ember for Harrison and Morton.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15
pISEAsHD OATTLI,.

The cattle scourge has broken out
In California. Tho Chronicle says
An agent OF the Department OF
Animal Industry at Washington
has made the study of the dis
eases of cattle speciality, and his
report upon the condition Of the
beef cattle In certain portions Of
California demands not only careful
study and consideration, but posi-
tive and immediate action.
What Mr. Mercer calls Texas or
splenic fever Is an epidemic disease,
transmissable not only 10 cattle, but
TO human beings who may chance
10 eat the diseased flesh ~ the in
fected animals. II Is one of those
Virulent, persistent diseases which
can be met and stamped out only
by the most vigorous and radical
measures, and a is clearly the duty
of the state Board OF Health To take
every means in their power To ward
on this dreadful disease, AS they
would amy other epidemic.
We have urged again and again
that complete and thorough sys-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

Are spent every year by the people
Of this state for worthless medicines
for the cure of throat and lung
diseases, when we know that if they
would only invest 81 in Santa Able,
the new California discovery for
consumption and kindred com
plants, they would in this pleasant
remedy find relief. 1t is recon-
mended by ministers, physicians,
and public speakers of the golden
state. Sold and guaranteed by
d. w. Mathews & Co., at 81 a bottel.
The most stubborn case of catarrh
will speedily succumb to California
Cat-r-cure. Six months treatment
for 81. BY mail 81 10.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

EVEN in Missouri there are signs
of serious alarm among the demo-
Gratis, especially about the state tick
ct. Gov. Marmaduke had only 500
majority before; and in this cam
paign the "Wheelers" and the Far
mer's Alliance and the Union La
Dor party have declared for KIM
ball, the republican nominee for
governor This makes II very strong
combination.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

tenn Of inspection of food products
should be adopted and putinto oper-
alton in this city, and we renew the
demand for the creation and main
tenance Of such a system. The cost
is a matter of absolutely no moment
when compared with the life and
health of our citizens, and there is
no time to be lost unless we are will
ling to see san Francisco become
the victim Of an awful and death
dealing epidemic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

The celebrated and very clever
DIR. Abernethy, of London, once
opened his mind To an American,
who sought advice in his sutterlngs
nom dyspepsia; an be hanged, 4"
said he, "lf ever saw Yankee
that didn't bolt his food whole, like
a boa constructor. How the devil
do you expect 10 digest food that
you neither take the trouble 10 dis
sect nor the time 10 masticate? It's
no wonder you lose your teeth, for
you never use them; nor your
digestion for you overload IL; nor
your saliva, for you eNpend il ON
the carpets instead OF on your food.
It's disgusting; it's beastly. You
Yankees load your stomachs as a
Devonshire man does his cart, as
full as it can hold, and as fast as he
can pitch II in with a dung-forl, and
drive or and then you complain
that such load OF compost is too
heavy for you. Dyspepsia, ehs
Internal gulEliug, YOU mean. IN
tell YOU what, take half the time 10
eat that YOU do Ia drawl out your
words, chew your food half as much
as YOU do your tllthy tobacco, and
you'll he well In IA month"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

THE Pail Mall Gazette charges
that the words, al have murdered
four, and will murder sixteen more
before | surrender myself to the
police" written by the supposed
Whitechapel murderer upon the
shutter of II house adjoining the one
in yard of which II body Of one of
his victims was found, was erased
10y order Of the chief Of police, he-
fore the authorities had an opportu-
nifty to photograph them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

THE expression clark horse
now in such general political use,
first occurred in Lord Beaconstield's
"Young Duke Here is the para
graph: "The first hvorite was
never heard Of, the second fdvorte
was never seen after the distance
post, all the ten to ones We're in the
rear, and II dark horse which had
never been thought of rushed past
the grand stand i'm sweeping
triumph
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

The club will meet in w. c. II. U.
hall, tonight at 7:30. Prof. NJ. v.
Rork Of Michigan, ]. w. Webb,
state organizer, and others will de-
liver addresses. Good singing.
Everybody cordially welcomed. By
order secretary.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15
Proposals for Wood.

VNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Oregon state Insane Asylum hereby
invite sealed proposals Tor wood as follows;
-Four hundred (i0Ol cords dry pole oak.
Two hundred IL D cords dry body oak.
Fourteen hundred l4C)l cords dry body
fir out OF large trees.
The pole oak must not be less than three
inches in diameter. THREE hundred 70
flve hundred cords OF mr., and two hundred
20 three hundred cords OF oak are 10 be de
liVered by June 1, lSS9, and the remainder
hy October /, lS,q.
BIDS will be received I'm amounts nom
nfty cords up. The wood must be four feet
In length and of the best quality, subject
20 the approval OF the medical superin-
tendent of the asylum, and 20 be delivered
al any point on the asylum grounds desig-
mated by him.
The right TO reject any ana all bids is re-
served
Bids win be opened at 2 O'Clock Tuesday,
SYLVESTER PENNONER
GEO. W. MCBRIDE,
l0-Std a.. W. WEIR,
Board of Trustees.
wN. A. MUNLY, Clerk of hoard.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15

DENVER is about to have an astron-
omical observatory that will rival
the famous Lick observatory ON
Mount Hamilton. The building
and instrument have been provided
for by the liberality of w. b. Cham
berlin, Of Denver. The diameter of
the object glass will he 20 inches
and the length of the tube 2G feet.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1898.

The Annual Statistician says that
Mt. Hercules in New Guinea Is the
highest mountain in the wOrld-be-
ing 32,7S0 feet high. 1t overtops
Mt. Everest Of the Himalayas.
That mountain has always been con-
sidered heretofore as the highest in
the world, being 29,2S0 above the
leval of the sea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-15
4 Withercd Arm.

Emperor Williams antipathy to
the English and even to his mother
is caused 10y the fact that when he
was born, his Mother the Empress
Nictora, insisted ON having an En-
glish physician. After some diff
Guilty one was found, but the man
was nervous and excited. The re-
suit was that when the child was
born il was found that the surgical
instruments had crushed his left
arm and hand. From the instant
of his birth Emperor Williams arm
withered and was useless, He is
possessed of "A blind and sullen rage
when he thinks that he is the en-
peror of great nation and vet u
cripple in the face of all his worldly
advantages. His sullen resentment
has extended from the English
physician to his English mother
aud from heI to all the English,
and nothing on earth will convince
him that the English are not in
some way responsible for his with
cred arm,