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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
NORTH STATE NEWS.
Usual North Carolina budget.

RALEIGH. y. C.. October - special. r.
Much talk i caused here By the report that
the friends of Father Boyle. in his native
Town. Wilkesbarre, are raising a fund 10
carry on his defense in case IA second trial
i. granted him. The ease comes up in the
supreme Court this week, and il is now
generally conceded that Boyle will be grant
cd new trial, n there has been great re-
vulsion of sentiment since the evidence Of
the case came 10 light.
There is much regret that Miss Winnie
Davis has been forced to take trip tO Eu-
rope on account of i'll health. \ grand ball
i'm her honor had been arranged 10 take
place az the Fayetteville centennial. on
which occasion il was expected that Hon.
Jefferson Davis and Miss Davis would he
present. Elaborate preparations for the oc-
casiOn are. nevertheless, in progress.
burglars. after having rddled several
towns in the state. have AT last struck
Raleigh. Two houses We're entered here on
saturday night by house-breakers. Con-
siderable sensation has been created at
Charlotte and other points recently in con-
sequence of depredatiOns Of burglars, and
considerable apprehension is felt here. An
extra police force has been ordered on duty
To patrol the city.
>tate-Treasurer Balm and pistrict-Att0r-
ney Busbee left here to-day for ashingtOn
to settle up the >wasey bond case. involving
large amount issued in bonds by the state
for the benefit of Cherokee Indians.
Another cOunterfciter was arrested here
this morning. and Il quantity Of spurious
dollars was found on his person. several
cOunterleters have been detected recently
and there seems 10 be an extensive business
going on here in that line. The police think
that there is n gang Of them regularly en.
gagged in their nefarious work.
Governor Fowle this morning received
advice from Lexington 10 the effect chat
about twenty Of the men who assisted IL
the lynching Of iserrier. who murdered his
molher-in-law aud who was hung by mol
two weeks ago have been airvslpd and
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Fulton Democratic Club are liking for
n Grand mass-meeting on "Wednesday nisht.
andsomely-gotten-up invitations have be, n
sent out. and several popular speakers VIII
be on hand. NJ.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Lena Metzger. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. H.
Netzger. To Mr.. g.. W. -aelzer. The happy
pair will be united on Tuesday evening. the
5th of November. at It. Johns German
Lutheran Church, Eighth and Marshall
streets.
The Mercantile dad Manufacturing
.Jon,u0f for October is OUT. IL II ediic'
with Captain Frayzer's accustomed VIM
and its typographical appearance ana zen
eral makeup is as usual. very atiracine
| II is also brimful Of useful and interesting
| information. ~ -
Mr.. j. r.. Bibb. editor Of the aynespoI'
and ingalls, City Times. new candidate
for public favor. was in the city YESTERDAY
and called at the TINES Office. The mrs
ISSUE will appear next Friday at Waynes
boro. and the new paper starts ouf With ih
handsome circulation of a,'DJ. -neosss
! tho new venture.
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LYNCHBURG LACONlCS.
sam Jones Meeting-Eegi,tratio Results
Death of an old tolorcd Citizen
Brief Mention.


INNcIBrRG. Va. October 2>.- special.
sam Jones closed his ten days eXtra0rdi-
nary evangelical service here to-day, after
one of his most impressive sermons. He
hoisis his next tabernacle for few days in
Greensvillc Mississippi. The results Of hi
services here have been some nine hun
/ drcd conversions. great prejudice against
/ the liquor traffic and dealers, and the
raising of 5000 10 pay of the
debt Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
| ton. besides proper compensation 10 HIM
self and two assistants. Many old sinners
were brought 10 repentance. and the moral
tone of the community was much improved
/ by the services. His last congregation
was more than 1000.
There was a close registration Saturday.
and il was very gratifying 10 Democrats.
/ The old registration books were ONcrhaulcd
and 1000 names of men dead or moved
away were stricken from the list under the
law. The colored loss is more than two
/ hundred, and the Democrats gam lOuf OF
! five hundred.
Heavy rains for the past two days have
/ caused the James 10 rise eleven feet. and all
| other streams 80 to Obstruct navigation.
/ The Midland train for south this morning
/ had to 20 around by Burkeylle on the Nor
/ folk and Western. and travel il blocked on
| the latter road AT some points 10y washonts.
John kincklc died Tins morning on Nlnih
street, aged cighiy-fiSe years. No colored
man i'm the community was more highly re-
/ spected bv the white citizens than "lnclc
| John" rs he was familiarly called. and his
death is generally regretted. In religion
and politics ne was different from the great
majority Of his race. being member Of the
! Episcopal Church and a Democrat. lie
! has successfully conducted the baggage
/ transfer business here for many years, and
owned considerable property.
Rev. bishop Whiiile delivered a very llne
sermon here yesterday in H. Paurs Church
/ 10 a large cOngre cation.
senator II. " Blair. of New Hampshire,
author Of the Blair Educational bill. who
is stumping the state for Malone, passed
! through the city thi, morning cR route 10
! Nelson, where he speaks today.
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THE COCKADE CITY.
Personal and Political Paragraphs from
Hetersbmr..


PETERSBURG. Va. October Is >pe-
cial There was an unusually large num-
ber of criminal cases before the Mayor this
morning. but all of them for minor oicnses,
such as drunkenness. lighting, carry con-
cealcd weapons. and the like.
There are some ten or more cases oi al-
peal from the NafiouS registrars decisions
which will hc brought before the Judge ol
the Hastings Court tomorrow morning.
saturday wa, the day set apart for the
transferring of voters FROM one ward 20 an
other and the registering dc moro such as
MIGHT have the right 80 10 do. II is a thing
of rejoicing 10 know that the registrations
books indicate large gains for the Demo
cratic party in many wards Of the city.
Everything now points 10 the conclusion
that there will bee the largest Democratic
vote ever polled in the city. The Democrats
are fully aroused, and Will continue 90 eN-
ert themselves until sunset OF the day oi
election. Let the other portions Of the state
do a. well rs Petersburg and the rest Of the
black belt. and the struggle now gong ON
10 prevent the possible domination Of knaNcs
and thieves will bc crowned with glorious
victory.
There j. a large force of hands engaged
today i'm laying The concrete pavement on
Marshall street.
ouite "A number of merchants and other
business men left here this morning for
l.awrenceNille. to attend Brunswick County
Court.
There were fairly good congregations at
all the churches yesterday, both morning
and night
The AppomattoN river, without overflow
ing at this point is full 10 the brim, and
still rising.
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THE BLACK BELT.
Large Democratic Gains Confidently IN
ticipatcd.

Mr. !. Randolph Tucker Jr. arrived iu
the city Yesterday from Mecklenburg and
Brunswick counties. where he had been FOR
three DAYS. lie report, that IN Brunrwick
the Democrats arr fully organized, and con
idcuth expect tO elect their delegate VII.
". +. ~ledge. and to get a majority for The
general ticket. lie says he met Judge
Narrou at Bellehcld. candidate for the
senate from Grccnsyillc. sussex. and
Lunenburg, who expects 10 be- elected 10y a
good majority.
Mr. Tucker len IaurcncoNill. early yes
teray. The Democrats there. ho SAYS,
were preparing for large meeting. u being
cout-dal. at which Me-srs. scott. Bcirne.
and 4. H. Il. Wright We're 10 speak. tn"
Republicans were 10 have meeting. at
which Mc,aul and others were expected.
The day. he SAYS. was q beautiful one. ana
people were coming into town in large NUM-
bor-.
Mr. Tucker also says that he heard from
all alomg the line. and that the Democrats
are enthusiastic and working Ike Turks.
Large Democratic gains n the black belt
are counted in with great confidence.
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THE CRONlN CASE.
Some Interesting Evidence Developed.


CHICAGO. October - Napier MOrcland
a hostler at Dinan's stable. was the iir>l
witne,, in the Crouin ease to-day. lie tcs-
titled to the hiring of the white horse by a
rOugh-lOOking man. Dan toughlin was not
present during his testimony.
Mrs. Conklin followed Moreland on tn,
stand. She told the now familiar story Of
the mysterious stranger who took the physi-
elan away in Dinan's buggy. She also
identified the card of O'~ull'an. the Ice
man. that had been presented by the man,
She said that when she taxed O>ulliNan
with the seeming connection between him
self and the PHYSICIANS disappearance. he
said that he could not explain IL.
During thi, excitement O'~ulliyan leaned
forward and looked Mrs. ,onklin straight
in the face. IIi- countenancc was alter
nately pale and flushed, although he occa
sionaly smiled.
Mrs. Conklin Went on tO say that she posi-
lively identified Dinan's white horse as lh'
one driven 10y the man that called for Df
irOuiu.
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An o,orilowng hou>e gave Mr.. Frederick
Warde "A royal welcome last night, upon hi-
appearancr in iho MOunteback. welcome
tl,at changed 10 am ovation when ai the end
Of the third act hr had again demonstrated
his power and ability ~ an actor
MANY old theatre eorr. were AFRAID mat
Mr.. Nanle would dctcriOrate IN their c-ii-
nation by assuming the ,oir of Belpne1nr.
a character outside of his usual line. hui hc
speedily d.spellrd that fear, and won golden
opinions from hi9 audience.
y nj, ,uurori throughout wa. good. Miss
stella Eee- PLAYED "Madelnine" cNcrllenily
well. and ,O did Miss Dracic Wade i.e part
of "Flora." Mr. Willifd Clarke. a.. Fan.
faronadc. the clown. WAS very MUMMY, and
kept tine audience in "A roar while on ih'
stage.
To-might Mr.. Narde will appear a- y ir
einiii,." and at the Nrdncsday matinee he
viii play "Ga,tOn ,ldOl. a play that viii
never be forgotton by those Who saw 10 iasi
season. "Wednesday night be- VIII repeat
Tile MOunieblnA.'
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Registration Resul,--BricfM Mention,

ALEXANDRIA. W.. October 2S. ~pc
cial. The registrars met to-day. The rc
suit Of Saturday, registration j. favorable
10 the Democrats. Two hundred and seven
teen name, were added tO the rolls ono
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE whites. ninei,-iw,
blacks. II j, said that-the Democrat, now
have "A fair majority i'm each of the ioui
wards. with majority in the city oNei
100.
\ Mahoncitc took Washington man
named ". 4. 'artwell tO the Third ward
polls on saturday morning, and cot him
registered. Afterwards the pair called un
the Fourth ward register and his nam,
was nut down there ~ James Fisher
Al night be- was arrested. but il is sid not
until after be- registered in the other two. on
certainly one ward
The Democrats believe thor, were more
repeatcrs, and Mr. tOrhcti. the Mahonciie
chairman. has served notice ON registrars
that he will have some names taken OIL the
books through the Corporation Court.
The GraN-RObinsOn case was dismissed
to-day. ~ the jury could not agree. They
were divided. The woman Will be- dismissed
by the school board.
Maior-General >turgls was buried in
Arlington Cemetry ON saturday evening.
Colonel Windsor has been In Washington
with General Mahone. who arrived there
YESTERDAY Colonel W Nindsor say, Malone
is sanguine of success.
There has been considerable talk and
laughter INDUCED in over the published ac-
count of Mr.. Barbour being wcak-hnced.
The only fear Mr.. Barbour has is the Ma
honc'~-Quay Doodle.
The Fairfax Insurance Company. a wild
eat concern. was sold out today 10y the
county constable. six dollar, and thirty
live cent, i what it, effects netted.
Two Washington darkics named Jim
Berry and Frank Ridgeley were here play
ing the fascinating little game Of "crap'
with Alexandria darkies Yesterday after
noon when officer Tiecr came in view. The
AleNandrians ran and escaped. while
Ridgclcy event for the officer. and Berry
later. endca,oring 10 release him (liidgeley),
was shot AT by Officer Price. This caused
much excitement for awhile.
Mr. George swami, the vocalist. died sud-
leulN nt NJ arrputUn Yesterday.
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THE HOWARD GANG
Likely to be Exterminsted.

LOUISVILLE. October -. The news from
the Harlan county war this morning j. that
Howard and his party are in flight ON Mar
tins Fork. about twelve miles from Harlan
Courthouse. and that a party of
the law and order crowd are in
hot pursuit. II is evident that
Howard j. losin. strength, and II i only a
matter of short time when be- will be-
Killed or captured, and his gang broken
up. The law ami order party i~
growing in strength. and the mem
bcr. ire determined tO cxtermnaio
the iIowari,. IL i, thought that Howard
will leave the country, il he is given an
opportunity. but it is The general belief he
will be- killed before many hours, and the
diseraceml leud will be brought 70 an end
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At the Exposition Grounds this afternoon
the Myrtle Peek combination begin a four
days racing at 2o'ciock.
The following races viii De rum to-day
Firs; race, -minute cia->. eleven entries.
second race, 2:Zi class, nine entries.
Third race half mile running heat, ,iN
entries.
Fourth race. hall mile dash, Miss Peek
AGAINST the riderles- horse lougNiew.
Fifth race. half mile dash, Miss Peek
standing. two horses 10 beat one minute.
sixth race. half mile dash. running race.
horses hitched 10 Cj-pound skeleton wagons.
Miss Peek % drive against Frank star.
Each day the racing viii be- followed by
balloon ascension and parachute jump by
Professor j. VI. Jenkins.
The exhibition will doubtless draw well.
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Assignment by Mr.. hrause.

Mr. William kfause. proprietor Of the ban
and restaurant lu3 east Broad street. yes
terday made an assignment for the beneili
OF his creditors 10 Major \. X. Courtney,
trustee. The liabilities are about Sj,vn.
and the nrst-cla-S creditors are: Dr. j. II.
Bright. $50: Planters National Bank. $50;
savings Bank Of Richmond, 500; j. \.
Lesner. Of Norfolk. 500; James sweeney.
500. If. Grimmeli. executor, $40. The
fr,t-class debts are 10 be- paid in full before
the rest.
Mr.. kuuse SAYS he will be- able to pay all
in full: that he is just about 10 close up his
business. having sold ont, and that be
would not have assigned il some one on two
persons had not pushed him 10 it.
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lchOls. and VI. r. White spoke for the
Democrats. and X. Il. Berkley and W. :.
Lurty for the Republicans. There was nOth'
ing new in either ncrkley's OF Iiirty :
speeches, Roth were incendiary. Berk-
lo,'s was full Of |. Berkley. and Lurty's full
VI Captain Lurty Luiiy had quite "A good
house. and said Ne dared Harris. who was
outside. 10 come in and discuss with
him He appeared red-hOt to meet
Harris. Some of Harris friends brought
him in the courthouse. which was quickly
filled to it, utmost by Democrats. Harris
proposed fifty minutes TO open, seventy
minutes for The next man. and the first 20
have twenty minutes fO close. Lurty to take
his choice Of positions. Lurty declined and
srea Nv damaged his cause. PandcmOnlum
prevailed for a time. Harris and his friends
left the house. and Lurty had "A small
audience Of whites left 10 hear him. He
thinncd il out before he closed.
No Nirginian should vote for man who
makes such an incendlary speech as did
Lurty. The incident Of the attempted dis
cussiOn created intense excitement her to-
day. Earnest Mah0ncites. expecting Office
refused TO bet on Mahone's election. al
though two to one are offered. All looks
well here old Augusta will give LOO or
800 majority.
THE PIEDMONT RUNNING OVER WITH IN
TIII~IASM.
DANNILLF. Va. October y. special.
There is nothing talked here except politics.
The cities Of Danyillc and North Danvillc
are aroused 10 the torchlight point. The
two towns were never 80 thoroughly awak-
cned. The county has caught the fever. and
the like of the political cOnilagration was
never seen before. Tomorrow special
train of ten ears VIII leave here
AT & O'Clock \. VI. for Stuart, carrying ~
Danyille Democratic clubs with brass
bands. banners. Nc. They 90 10 attend the
grand Democratic blowout nj stuart, the
county seat of Patrick.
Colonel O'Ferrall. Judge Green and other
distinguished men Will speak. and such
another shaking up old Patrick never had.
The Piedmont section is running over with
Carry the news 10 the Valley
and 10 Tidcwaicr.
LEXINGTON DEMOCRACY WELL ORGANIZED
LEXINGTON. Va. October Is special
The leaders of the Democratic and Ma
hone parties met in he courthouse to-day.
each 10 make the last effort in the liglli.
Democracy j. well organized and confident
Of success. The Mahonites claim the earth.
REPJ BLICAN TRICK.
WOsDsTOCK. Va. October 2S.-' special.
4 scheme 10 choat the Democrats ont of
votes was discovered here to-day. An
agent was employing hands 10 work ON the
railroad al Eagle Rock. lOictOurt county.
They were informed that if they started of
the latter part of the week their fare would
be- paid The Democrats were 10 be taken
away aud the Republicans were 10 bee left
here until after the election. \ list of
names from one section of this
county was captured. \ list from another
section of the county. containing seventy
names, was seen but not captured.
TRENfENDOIs MEETING Al Liberty.
INNCIIBrRG. October 2S.- special.
There was tremendous Democratic gather
ingof the people of Liberty. Bedford county,
Yesterday. An address was made by james
Il. BumgaTdncr. of Staunton. The greatest
prevailed.
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rNDI lf RICHMOND. OCTOBER %.
trHlNIp.
Schooner Annie 49, Barker. Bangor ice.
II... O.. -n..t. lre iNurHnN.
IONI NT NEWPORT NfW-. uCtonrE %.
trrrNIn.
Steamship NHr.fH| West Point. 90 load
i...NIeI
-f..n.IIn Nn.u.. .. New ork, and sailed
f. .tH lnf.t merchandise.
-fIifu.
Sf0arslIr knraunn. New Noil. coal.
PORT UF WI~I fllNE OCTOBER 2s.
tHIlNIu.
-.IHDno- W IrantIu, Captain higgins,
Ir.n Baltimore. fertilizer.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett Baltimore,
rHI.N.
Steamship Cleopatra. Dole. Now ork. gem
... '.I.I.
rAfITn
-'m.hir nlnlNe, b'l'uIs, Baltimore,
...f'I Cargo.
steamship WINfriv nuItl-hI. Calvert.
I...Ir. .I. cotton nuI cattle.
steamship CIcouair1. Dole. New York, gem
F. ..I~'
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ErInripg Them in Blocks of Five.

II /, a noticeable fact that outside darAie,
are pouring into the city by every train, and
Yesterday the steamer old Dominion
brought i'm about thirty from New YORK.
II is thought that these darkies are being
.ent here in ..blOcks Of live" from all over
the country. according 10 Quay's tactics, IN
hopes that they may be voted next Tuesday.
The Democrats, however, Will be- likely Ia
see TO ia tha.no darky not registered ac-
cording TO law will be allowed 20 east an IL
local ballot
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CONFERENCE POSTPONED.


LEXINGTON, VA, October Is. Special. -
The fifteenth annual session of the Virginia
College Conference of the Young Mems
Christian Association. announced 10 meet
in the chapel Of Washington and Lee Uni
yersity November LIST, 2d, and ID. has been
postponed TO November 9th, Goth, and De
ccinber lst.
Mrs. Frances Poindexter. one Of the old
stock OF the Valley. aged about cishiy-iiNe,
u blood relation VI some of The best people
IN Nupkhrld.a. died sunday evening,
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THE CHARLOTTE ARRESTS.
Cases sent ON to the Grand Jury.

LNNCHBJRG. Va. October 2>.- special.
The cases of the prisoners from Charlotte
county. arrested by Deputy United states
Marshal Mills. SATURDAY. on the charge of
election frauds in the Presidential elec-
ton of November, ISIS. came up again To-
dav before Commissioner Tiasley, Of this
city. There was "A long argument on both
sides. and much feeling.
The argument continued to-day for many
hours. and has just concluded at IL o'clock
tonight.
The accused was sent on To the grand
iury at next term of United states court in
this city and bailed in the sum of $1,000
each.
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OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT EVENTS AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
The Hatzfcld;- Huntington Wedding-A
Ta~dry Glsmor Over strictly Conn
nirrciaI'Trau.artior- Gable Notes Feel
ing the Pulse of Congress-

LONDON. October 2> ~ a social event
exciting interest among the ultra-fa>hiona-
bic and titled people of London. the
marriage Of Miss Clara Hunting
ton 10 Prince Hatfield today fell
a. wide of the mark A. though it had taken
place in the Antipodes. but a. an event cal
culated TO disparagc the American girl I'm
the opinion of the English noble
men and gentlemen. IT struck the
centre Of the target Although the
ceremony was conducted with show Of
privacy. there was sufficient lcaVen Of
o>tentatiOn throughout the alair 10 throw
over il tawdry glamour. pleasing 10 the
lovers of display.
About one hundred prominent persons
were present in the gorgcouslv decorated
oratory of BrOmptOn 20 witness the mar
riage. and not few took
occasion 20 remark upon the CONNER
cia aspect of the alliance. The attendants
were limited 10 = best man and bridesmaid
respectively. Count Herman llailieldt and
Miss Sheriff.. Of Washington. d.. Z. nup-
tia mass followed the ceremony. Among
the rare and costly presents were mag
nificent Bible and unique rosary from the
pom.
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BROOKLYN, October 2S.-'lhe following
is the score Of the champion game yes
terday: 80
Rrooklyn.. o o o o o o > -
Rase hits-New YOrks. - BrOOklyns, D..
Errors-New Yorks, 4 Il,rooklyns, 4. Bat
teries-Crane and Ewing; COutz, Terry,
and yisner. Umpires-Iynch and Gainey.
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NoEFoIk. W.. October 2S.- special.
Mr. Joseph l.. Dunn. deputy clerk Of the
| Hastings Court OF Portsmouth. committed
suicide this afternoon at i've o'clock by
blowing his brains out. Mr.. Dunn had
been melancholy oyer financial matters for
some time. and was probably under the III
lluencc Of drink when he killed himself.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. With each bottle there Is an
Ingenious Nasal Injector for the more sue
cesxful treatment OF these complaints with
ont extsa charge. Price. 80 eents. so'd by
bo.iskss Hso.hefs sad y. ~: shsald< 70.
orner Df Fifth aHd haJkAAll atFeeh,
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The County Cour-Judge Minor, presid
ing-was in session yesterday. \ few orders
were signed and then the court was ad
iourned until the November term.
There were no politicians around yesier
day. Tney seemed 10 have disappeared.
In the clerks office serenity prevailed
Deeds were being recorded and delivered.