The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
MALONE AND QUAY.
The Bargaia Between These Two 'orrnp-
tioni-t-- Southwest Nirginians Insult,
-Sew-y Note. From norfolk.

NORFOLK. October o. Special. The
TIMr- correspondent WAS told fG-1 1t pi
prominent Republican what i- Iim. n
Doe the bargain between Quay ana M0h'ro
in connection wifh The Virginia clmpli ru.
According 10 my inform mt, who i- e PRONE
inont Republican. who has Joined lha Kick
cr-. Malone told QUAY TINT with - 5000 he
could carry Nr-in.a for either party.
I'm the southwest MahDne sad m0n. 9
went r. yery flr way. and ih' m1unianter~
o.d there could ie bought iNr liiil nofA-
ing. Ihi, conversation took plac. .I,i ui-
ter what il known as tine " a-l'n-.cn coil-
promise and resulted ia puag agreeing to
tum over 10 NahDnn >fD.WU which WAS len
over from the last Presidential election.
u yef. however. rms inform m t. of iHe
opinion that the money ha, NOT been paid
over. and unle~, things soon brighten irr
the Little i}0>-, will not be pa.d over.
EoBBINC TIE UNIFIED -rur~ MAILS.
The Norfolk police. in connection with
United states Deputy Mar-hli- sullivan
md Malone. arrested a c0lor.l man nlmad
Amos Boston to-day who i- indicted boz
North Caroline Cor r0hbiu- The lnitel static,
mails Boston Hs arrested in Wilmington
Ab0uf q year AGO ird baiird lDr li- arVelr-
ance before the United states Court. lir
jumped hi, bond AID came o. Auriolk. WA,rf
he has since resided. TIE Wilmington .ih-
cial, learned that .D-t0n had located il
Norfolk. and ielcaraphed for biz arrest.
ANu-WNuoNETE~ ~ sGN~.
The anti-Mahono.io. are r.f. and IN arms
i'm their -tr0n-hoid- Norfolk count, auI
Portsmouth. and at "a conference he'd in
Portsmouth Yesterday il was unanimously
decided 10 run Mr. +. J. kilp9trrk rs an
indenendeni candidate for the state senate.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick has not decided as 8.
whether me- will run. but 10 Is Thought DE-
will. If hc does there j. no possibility OFF
the Democratic nominee. Mr. j. I. LlWin--,
being elected.
NORFOLK NOIr~.
The Norfolk county Jail is in horribly
crowded condition. there being tnIrft -,,N D.
persons confined in six cells $50 teet. i1
thi~ number are included seven murderer
waiting trial.
Five hundred thousand pounds ofold iron
purchased by thr ir,degar Iron Works. OF
Richmond. at che recent naNE-slw sale
was shipped io ihe buyers Yesterday.
Common Councilman John \. Brimmcr
r. was married last evening to Mrs. Mar
tina Lip,c0mb. at tine First Baptist Church.
The destruction of cattle hy bears in lhn
counties bordering upon tho great -Uamp>
below Norfolk county. in N0rht alulina. is
greater this summer and autumn Than ever
before. II is remarkable ilct thdt iue
bears are % great obstacle tO successful caf-
tie raising there. They kill and eat the
largest ca ]. and find a safe refuge n the
-wamp-. largo numbers ol the bears base
been Killed. and There j, faih lt an Ur-an-
lied attack ON Them this winter.
commodore Brown mas returned from
Washington. where d. ha- been inr iIe
past week looking after the Interests OF
the Norfolk yard. Commodore Brown Says
be- has been promised plenty of work h ihr
Navy Department officials. aud Nill nmpluf
a large force until the completion ni ihr tWn
war ships HoW beiu- ron-irurf. u.
The annual meeting oi .ho virginia ll-
vision League of American Nh0.mol niil
wheel ia Norfolk oH Monday nrtabng d.
several Richmond and Washington WhDei-
men will participate in ihe uce.
l.. 4. ". Narlo. E-q. of Richmond. ad-
dressed large meeting t0ni-hl iu fn.
rooms 0f the John -. Barbour Democratic
club. Nr. Narye made "a -oud speech anta
line impression.
The niiod states ship O--irre went Nli
Of commission at Poe a1tt afa Yesterday,
and her clrV w.rcr l-iDrtd l9 i.ln f.tls-
ing ship Franklin.