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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-20
ALLMINNA NYHETER.

En- say svesssE Jasth. EyrkG invigdes
harom dagen i Naugatuck, Conn.
En- gassskG stark sn6storns rasade
f6rliden vecka nordliga delen af staten
Iowa.
Det stOra ODesJageriet Denopolis,
Ala, ladies' f6rliden fredag aska. F6rlu
stem anslas till $125, 900.
lStOrt art. En- tysk familj vid MANN
Hoke st, Louis, No., har fran England
fatt EFT arf pa icke mindre an $45, 900, 600
ShOlhcassa,s Allen county i Indiana
ar Diet klent bestaldt med. Skolstyrelsen
har med anledning deraf n0dgats afskeda
30 lararinnor.
En- rit gatldnaissG har blifvit upptackt
Montgomery county / s. Carolina. Det
sages att en- man pa tva timmar grift ut
rent guild till varde af $1,000.
Hog alder. Nylgen afled Dubuque,
Iowa, en- negerqvinna vid namn Granny
Arthur den h0ga aldern af 10 ar. Hon
var antagligen den aldste person staten.
Sn6storaa 1 Kansas. Inlupna rap
porter fran s0dra och vestra Kansas gifva
vid handen att EN- stark sn6storm rasade
dessa trakter fora veckan. Jernvagstra-
fken blef dock icke afbruten.
JernUGgsOIyclc0. Iva jernvagstag
sammanst0tte i torsdags tire mil norr ON
Conton, Mich, hvarvid tire personer d0da-
des. Som orsak till olyckan uppgifves att
en- teegrafist f0rklarat linien fri, hvilket
icke var fallet.
FOrOIychcdde drbetdTe. Fran Butte
Montana, skrifves den IA dennes: GenOm
of0rsigtighet vid stensprangning for en- BIZ
bana till North. Pacific banan, intraffade
dag en- stark explosion, hvarvid sex arbe-
tare d0dades pa stallet och tva f0rloradt
synen. Bland de omkomne var en- svensk
vid namn Larson.
UaAerrGttelsen ON att presidenter
f5rklarat Washington som stat, smottogs
den f0rsamlade legislaturen med stort bi
fall, och reste ALA medborgarne sig fran 81
ma platser. En- af de aldste bOrgarne a
den nya staten, h0Dl EFT tai och lyck6nska
de legslatusen och folket Washington til
0fvergangen fran territorium till stat.
M kO9n ma de. l Iowa umg3s de
mokraterna med stora ting. F0rst gar dc
ras strafvan ut pa att omintetg0ra prohib
tion och dess stale inf6ra hog license
Prohibitionisterna "a nu smaka de bittr
frukter de sjelfva varit med ON att odls
genom att draga ok med demokraterns
Eft annat storverk ar att f0rs0ka sla All
son som f0rbundssenator. Sa lange repul
, likanerna hafva majoritet legislaturer
torde denna plan svarligen lyckas,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-20

ska, tyska och latinska spraken, aritmetik
och algebra, fysiologi, geografi, Sveriges
och F0renta Staternas historic, bokf0ring
och sk0nskrifning m. m. Amnena arc
valfria och gifves derigenom tillfalle for
dem, hvilkas It'd ar i Store eller mindre
man upptagen af annat arbete, att deltaga
undervisningen af endast EFT eller nagra
"a af ofvannamde amnen. Da elevantalet
stadgats, kommer en- skicklig musiklarare
att vid skolan anstallas for ledandet af
sang0fningarne.
Lararepersonalen utg0res af V. Lone
gren, Alfred Lind, Andrew Nilsson och
G. J. Monson, de tire sistnamde fran
Minnesotas statsuniversitet.
Anmalningar och f6rfragningar knnna
stallas till nagon af stadens lutherske pa
storer eller ock till f0restandaren, V. Lo-
negren, adr. 1915 7th str. South, Minnea-
polls, MINI.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-20
En- prohibitionstigG

| Nt pTONtOUtOnS6tyU nSeraueS
den 1s dennes Sioux Falls, .k., med
syfte att tillse, det den konstitutionen
intagna prohibitionsklausulen uppratthal-
les. Till altman f6rvaning anh6llo nagra
kr6gare att blifva upptagna som medlem-
mar ligan.
En- ny jesnUGgslinte. Eft entusia-
stiskt mote hollis f6rliden onsdag Mitch
ell, s. D., for dryftandet af f6rslaget, 10
rande anlaggandet af en- ny jernvagslinie
fran Omaha via Yankton till Jim River
dalen. En- komite af fem personer utsags
for att vldare bearbeta planen.
Domarne N. DaEOfas H0gsta
domstol hafva kommit 6fverens ON huru
lange hvar och en- af dem skall innehafva
slit embete. Corliss Grand Forks skall
som Chief Justice innehafva embetet i tire
ar; Wellin skall tjena en- hel termin, sju
ar, och Bartholomew fem ar.
Modem bland faTntdrne | N. Dakota
DIR icke sa stor som st. Paul tidningen Po-
neer Press pastatt. Wore det SAINT, skrif-
yes det fran Fargo, gjorde ett dylikt till
kannagifvande endast saken varre, men da
nu saken ar betydlig grad 6fverdrifven,
Dir det pa sin plats att upplysa derom.
Sanningen ar, att farmarnes stallnng be-
tydlgt f6rbattrats under de senare aren, sd
att manga aro skuldfria pa sina farmar.
Visserligen RAIDER det nod vissa counties,
men denna ar icke varre lin ar 1887.
Tiden for legislaturens sammantrade
N. Dakota ar nu inne och dermed 6kas
intresset ON kampen for senatorsembete-
ma. ex-governor Pierce anses sasom
sjelfskrifven, men ingen kan annu, da
delta skrifves, saga hvem hans kollega
skall bli. Bland namda kandidater dir if-
ven guvern0r Miller. Han efterstrafyal
ingen nomination, men helt sakert finnes
det ingen som kan samla sa manga roster
som han. Han har hela acknowledgements
pa sin sida, och det ar delta som raider och
styr N. Dakota.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-20
N. OCH s. DAKOT A

Miss Julia Nelson fran Red Wing j
Minnesota sages ANNA halla tai i qvinno
fragan under valkampanjen s. Dakota.
En- Opia1mI.GLa rensades onsdags af
polisen Pierre, s. Oak. Nastets egare
a 'resterades; opium och pipOr konfiskera-
DDS.
Ma pOst,aiistare. II. o. Aim ar ut
namd till postmastare Haukinson, Rich
land county och r. G. Anderson till post
mastare Portland, Trail county.
KO9sEUrs. Chris. Berg, hvilken dref
groceryhandel Aberdeen s. Dak., har
install sina betalningar och 6fvergifvit slit
bo till sina kreditorers f6rn6jande.
N. DakOtas f0rste tegisLat,sr sam
mantradde den 10 dennes Bismarck.
F6rst pa dagordningen star att valja re-
presentanter for den nya staten F6renta
Staternas senat.
Board Of Trade 1 Fargo samman-
tradde onsdags och antog resolutioner,
hvari det uttalades protester mot de 6fver-
drifna berattelser, som Pioneer Press in
nehallit ON modem Dakota.
Rettegdngen mot posttjenstemannen
II. Melton / Fargo, N.Dak., hyilken spanI
ihop den snygga historien ON r6fveri oct
inbrott for att afeda misstanken pa sig
sjelf, har bragt dagen, att en- mangd re
kommenderade BRET lago qvar pa disken
expeditionslokalen och att dessa bref vOrt
or0rda. Harf6r finnes afven en- orsak
| Namde bref voro markta 50, att de kund'
| igenkannas ON de blefvo stulna, nagO
som posttjenstemannen kanke nOga till
VanIiga tjufvar hade naturligtvis afvel
tagit dessa bref. Halen / vaggen efte
kulorna vorO sadana att de om6jligen kun
de vara frambragta af nagon, staende
den stallning, som Melton hade angifvi
f5r de f6rmenta inbrottstjufvarne. Vida
re upplystes det, att det regnade den nat
inbrottet skulle skett, men a postkontoret
golf fans icke EFT spar efter smutsiga f0t
, ter. Melton har annu ieke bekant, me
bevisen mot honom aro sa graverande, al
han svarligen kan undkomma att blifv
straffad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

NJ. Tbs,Ass u. H~nisy Purchases tho
ISrmauai Hotel.

One o: The most active promoters OF tbs
prosperity OF the TIdewatef section OF vir.
rinis Us Mr.. Thomas y. Henley, OF wef
Point, who bss Just proved bis faith In
West Points futnre by purchasing the Ter
minsl Hotel Mr.. Henley made this pnrs
chase on the strength OF information be re-
Gently received while In the North.
II seems that Q number OF New York
csritaiists are arranging TO make extensive
uorchases In this York river town, which
the Manufacturers Record recently pro-
nounced the most promising point on the
Atlantic sesbosrd.
Ns. Henley. anticipating the coming
"boom.v lost no time In making himself the
owner Of this new and elegsntly-sppolnted
hosiery. which win hereafter be run In 20
luxurious style ~ to tempt excursionistz
from all over the Union 10 visit West Point
Although this hotel Is already fsyorlte resort
rts attractions will soon b. largely increased
by the erection OF . music pavilion and new
bath. houses. Moreover, 4 number OF plea.
sure-boats will be provided for the accom-
modatiou OF the disciples OF Isaac Walton.
There will be sn entire change In tho mar
agement OF the hetel. Negotiations are
pending for securing one OF the most noted
caterers In New England, who will bring
cook whose kitchen will he unsurpassed iu
the south. Richmond people havo ever since
i,s opening been liberal patrons OF the Ter.
minal. and II will be q matter for congratuls-
ton TO those who rscrealed tJerc last snn,-
mer TO know that Mr. lleniey - eoingto
make this great pdewster hotel more
charming place than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
DOWN-TOWN MERCHANT

N having passed several slcepless nights,
disturbed by the agonios and cries OF suiier-
Ing clld, and bocomlng convinced that MRS.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP was Just tho
article needed, procured a supply for the child.
On reaching home and scquslnung hi. wife with
what he had done she refused 10 have Il admin
isiered to the child. as she Was strongly in favor
Of Homeopathy That night the child passed Ia
suffering aud the parents without sleep. Re-
turning home the day following the father
found the baby still worse. ami While contem-
plating another sleepless night the mother
stepped from tho room 10 attend 81 some 10
mestic duties and left the fafhsr with the child.
During her absence he administered a portion
OF tho Soothing Syrup 10 tho baby and said
nothing. That night all hands slept we'll, and
the little fellow swoke IN the morning hrifh.
and happy The mother was delighted with tho
sudden aud wonderful change, aud, although a,
first offended at the deception practlood upon
her, has continued 10 use the syrup, and suffer-
Ing, crying babies and restless night. have dlsap-
peared. A single trial Of tho Syrup mover -.
failed 20 relieve the BABY and overcome tho pro
ludices OF tho mother sold By all druggists. -
cents bottle. fostoOd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
THEATRE AND ACADEMY.
Robson and Crane III the Former-The
Pnymasfer at the Latter.

Despite the weddings last evening large
audience gathered at the Theatre to laugh
aud euiov the exquisite fun aud tender pa
thos Of Bronson Hpward's remarkable come
dy, "The Henrietta" as played by the prime
fayor,tes, Stuart Robson and William h.
Crane, supported by company OF decided
worth.
The fame OF this, one Of the most re-
markable OF all American comedies, pre-.
ceded the p0pular comedians, as many OF
orr citizens have brought glowing accounts
home OF the play as seen sy them In northern
cities. A sketch OF the plot was given in
Yesterdays issue.
Mr.. Howard, who, by the way, wrote the
sncrtssiul "Young Mrs. Winthrop" has
established himself as the foremost Ameri-
can PLAYWRIGHT, and owes the bulk OF bis re-
nown 10 this remarkable comedy, which
Messrs. Robson aud Crane have so delight
fully interpreted. Why should one word be
necessary about the great comedians who are
go well known and deservediy admired
Mr. Robson cannot be other than droi and
original with bis queer voice aud odd faeial
expressions, whist Mr. Crane, as the crusry
old daddy grabbing with a vicious greed for
ill-gotteu wealth and sived from being
ruined by h9 own sons intercepting
thieyiug brother, was Just the hnsbedactor
he has always proved himself in the phe>
nOmena successes Of former seasons.
OF the company other than the stars II
would be hard matter to decide who IS
best where the whole support is 30 superior.
Misses Jessie Storey and May Naldron add
Ia good looks grace OF acting, and Miss Will
ton, as the dsshing and scheming widow,
gives to her part all OF the yiyacity ana
erispness requisite.
Mcssrs. Kent, LOsee, stoddard, Wood
ward. and Carpenter were perfect IN their
respective rOies, and added much TO the
completeness OF the performance, SIR. kents
death scene being especially realistic.
Too much can hardly be said In praise OF
The comedy and its production. The wit,
pathos, and baihos are aTtistically dis
trbuted, each element In just tue right
place and proportion, and Messrs. Robson
and Crane have with them a splendid COM
pany, the very best they have ever had.
The scenery and stage settings were espe.
cially elegant and complete, aud are owned
by the comedians. "a great comedy and
great company" was the general verdict OF
last nights large audience, and "The Hen
rietta" may we'll be sure Of crowded houses
tue rest OF the week.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
There was very large attendance at The
matinee yesterday to witness the produc.
ton OF 1.-THE Paymaster." They seemed
thoroughly to enjoy the performance, the
recalls being very enthusiastic.
"The Paymsster VIII be repested to-
night, and this closes the engagement.
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.
This iavorite comedy company commences
their engagement tomorrow night at the
Mozart.
DUP OPERA AT THEATRE.
Sale OF seats for "a Trip 10 Africa"
Mondsy and Tuesday nights, "The Beggar
student" Wednesday and Thursday nights
of next week will begin Friday morning at
o O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
GOOD WORK.
BreakiDg Up n Gang or Moonshiners.

BreakiDg Up a Gang or MoOnshiDers
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 27.-A
few weeks ago the coal operators along the
line OF the Bluestone and Elk Horn exten-
sIous OF the New River railroad employed
Detective w. G.. Baldwin 10 break up
Q ,ng OF mOOnsbiners who have been giving
the managers OF tue road considerable trou-
bic during the past few months. Baldwin
went there during the recent strike and
mixed considerably with the strikers,
playing the part OF newspaper re-
porter and going over the entire
line three or four times each week. After
becoming thoroughly posted on the line and
getting the evidence agains. the gang, he on
last Friday made his raid on the Fix Horn
branch. and after working Friday nlgnt,
Saturday, aud Sunday captured thirty-one
OF the gang aud landed them IN the Me-
DOWeh and Mercer county lails. The ar
rests were made with very little trouble eX-
cent as regards 4 gang on Elk Horn from
wyoming county. The detectives were
scattered along the line for three or four
miles. Baldwin and detective named
W alisee found where twelve OF the
Wyoming gaug were staying IN hut. The
detectives went 10 try TO arrest them,
although they had been cautioned against
these mo0nshiners, as they we're c0nsdered
dangerous men. When Baldwin aud Wal
lace reached the cabin they found four men
and summoned them a. witnesses agains.
another party, as they were afraid # they put
their game under arrest they would have
trouble with their friends. All went
well until Turkey Gap was reached.
where twenty-eIght OF the Wyoming
county crowd, who were just coming
from dinner, were met. The four men
stopped ard sad they would not 90
any fsrsher. Baldwin said he would see
abont that. The leader, NJ. ". Rutherford,
stepped back aud drew his pistol Baldwin
jerked bis from bis belt. and cooking Il IN
Rutberford's face, told hin TO throw up his
hands or die. After a seconds thought
Rutherford threw his hands up and Bald
win then hand.cutfed him, but while WORK
ing with Rutherford man woo was friend
OF the men arrested drew his pistol and at
tempted to shoot Baldwin through the bsck
OF the head, but before he could shoot Wall
lace told bin TO drop The pistol or be would
kill him, and ut the same time called TO
II lIdwla TO look out. Only the quick action
OF Wallace saved Bsldwin's life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

Coroner Taylor has returned from Acco.
mack.
The Heurico County Court has adjourned
for the term.
Miss Bette Booker, OF Amelia county, Ia in
the city, and Is likely TO make this city her
home.
Mr.. NJ. J. Heyman. OF the firm OF Venable
& Heymsp. Of New York, is In the city and
stopping at G. Eyensen's.
Rev. /. j. Spencer will give a lecture at
Third Christian church tomorrow night.
Subject: "Friends and Foes OF the Fire
side"
Mr.. Warren w. Bentley, the song eVsnge.
list, whose labOrs at the Broad.SiTeet Metbo-
dist church have been attended With such
great success, left yesterday for Washing
ton.
The funeral Of Mr. Milton Carlton, late
OF Company ID, Fi'ty-third Virginia inian-
try, who died at the Soldiers Home on
Tuesday. took place yesterday morning at
IL O'Clock.
Lieutenant William B. Caperton. OF the
United States navy, Is stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel. lie is now stationed at Wash
ingtOn, and came on TO attend the LearY-
Patton wedding.
The city ambulance was called TO the cor
ner of Twelfth aud Bank streets yesterday
afternoon TO Young man who was taken
suddenly III. He was taken to bis home. on
upper Main street.
DR.. w. c. Dabney. professor OF the prsc-
tice OF medicine, &c, at the University OF
Virginia, has been appointed resident phy-
sIclan at the White sulphur Springs, W.
Va, for the approaching season.
Rev. H NJ. wharton, who conducted such
successful reviyals at the Vensbe.STeet and
Second Baptist churches. returned yesterday
from o brief visit 10 bis home In Baltimore,
and during the remaining nights OF the
week will preach at Grace-Street Baptist
church.
State Councillor C. W. Tyler and W. NJ.
Lipscomb, State yice-councillor, will visit
Washington, ID. c., next Monday TO pay an
official visit 10 SIT. Vernon Council, No. 10,
which Is in the Virginia jurisdiction. They
will be accompanied By High'Constable L.
&. Garrison.
Il. T. CraghilL. OF Lynebburg, Grand
Master OF Masons Ia Virginia, passed through
the city yesterday on bis way 10 Smithdeld
TO take charge OF the funeral OF Deputy
Grand Master Dr. George II. Jordan. All
OF the graud officers were summoned by
telegraph to meet him at Smithned.
Acting Coroner DR.. Lewis C.. Bosher was
summoned 10 No. 1904 east Broad street yes-
terda, morning to view the remains OF Mar
tbs Robinson, colored woIGsn about seventy
years old, who was found dead IN her bed.
Being Of the opinion that the deceased died
OF heart disease he did not hold an inquest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Lea aenf-T.oek.

Mr.. +. VI. Lea, local freight agent OF the
Richmond aud Danvlle Railroad Company
here, and Mr.. W. q. Marks, receiving clerk,
have secured patent for a hasp and auto
matte seli-locking staple-bolt
The invention is an ingenious and useful
one for freigbt-cers.
The tag used in this connection is made OF
Spanish cedar, and has printed on It blanks
giving the history OF the car, Contents" "
"lnitial," "No.," Destination" "Via,"
&c.
The lock can onlv he opeued by breaking
the tsg. and therefore the arrangement pre-
vents depredations on freight. on cars going
long or short distances; or II made, they sre
bound 10 he discovered at once.
Messrs. Lea and Msrks being experienced
and observapt railros1-meu know the needs
OF the freight-service, and seem TO have hit
on the exact thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
THE NEWS OF MaNCmEsTER.
The Mayo's-Bridge Line-Posf-0Gice
ReDaIrs-PeFsonnf. &c

Major benjamin II. Nash. OF the Manches-
ter Railway and improvement Company,
which proposes TO extend their street
railway (Marshsll street lne) across
Mayo's bridge snd through the heart OF this
city, was IN Manchester yesterday. In con-
yersation wllh Dispatch reporter he
said that he certainly expects to
have cars running across the bridge
and as far as the corner OF Seventh and Hull
streets within the next ninety days. IL will
be great thing for this city, and especially
for the First Ward. wnen this line is COM
pleted. There is an abundance Of travel be-
tween Richmond and Manchester 10 support
both lines, and the accommodations with
cars entering Richmond by both bridges
would be greatly improved.
The post. office, which has recently been
rearEanged so as 10 give more room, Is beng
Thoroughly oyerhauled and painted, and
when the work shall have been completed
the interior OF the building will compare
fayOrably with any tbird.ciass Office 10 Vir.
ginia. Mr. Jordan has made good post
master aud has slways shown q disposition
to do everything In his power to contribute
to the comfort and convenience OF his pa
irons.
The Tuesday German Club, which has
been recently reorganized. will give their
last entertainment before Lent on Tuesday
evening next. soon alter Lent they pro-
pose TO give grand ba-poudre, at which
the ladies will wear ancient costumes and
the gentlemen viii be dressed in Knicker.
booker suits.
The only case on the Mayors Court docket
yesterday morning was that of young man
who had been arrested the night before for
being disoIderly on street-car. He failed
to appear and Mayor AttkIsson issued
cdpias for him.
Mrs. 5. Blsnkenship, who moved from
this city TO Dsnville several years ago and
has more recently resided In Richmond. has
moved back 10 this city, where she has hosts
OF friends.
Mr.. John BransioId, OF the United states
navy. Is in the city, the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. j. W. Bronaugh, Jr.
The old we'll on Hull street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth, which bss been
in the street fer long number OF years, was
being hlled up yesterday.
Mr.. John Bottoms, OF Chesterfield, and Il
l.. Pierce. Esq, Of PowhAtan. were IN the
city yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
The weather all Around.
fRx telegraph % tho Dlapatch.l !

It'g
WASHINGTON. February 27.-The Signal
Office reports that the barometer bas risen IN
Missouri and in the upper Mississippi Valley,
and fallen In the lower lake regions, Ohlo
Valley, and Atlantic and Gull coast states.
the area OF greatest fall having travelled
over the region FROM the upper Mississippi
Valley to New York, preceded By snow
over the lake regions, Middle, and New
England States, and rain or snow thence
southwark TO Kentucky and Virginia. Light
rains have also fallen h the Sonth Atlantic
and West Gull States. The temper,ture has
continued rising slowly throughout tho conn
try except in Northern Illinois, Florida,
Southern Alabama. and Georgia. where It Is
reported stationary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Suicides at nts wife's Grave.
fBr .elegrsph u tho nIspatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 tho nlspatch.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February 2I-The
story Of rather romantic suicide comes 10
the Age-Helald from Tuscaloosa, Ala. Some
tive or six years ago George W. Foster, a
Young lawyer. married Mrs. Belle Booth, a
widow much hls senior. aud famous all over
the State for her beauty aud grace. The
couple. with Mrs. Fosters children by her
frat husband, removed TO Admission. where
they lived happily until Mrs. Fosters sud.
den death some three years ago. The young
husband then went back to Tuscsloosa,
where he has since practiced law. Nester-
day, accompanied by his cousin, Mabel fOs-
ter, he went out 10 the old cemetery where
his wife WAS buried. When near the grave
he requested his cousin to leave him alone
for few minutes. lie WAS lett 20 himself.
lie placed - pistol to his head, blew his
brains out, and fell iieless across bis wiie's
grave