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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
Happy EoOsicrs.

Wm. TimmOns, postmaster Of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medI-
cincs combined, for that bad feeling
be-" John I'm Leslie. re farmer @ Al and stock
man OF same place SAYS: Find Electric
B,ttcrs 90 be the best Kidney and Liver
medicine: made me feel Ike q new
man." J. " Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says: Electric Bit
tors is Just the thing for a man who is
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" lie found new
strength, good appetite, and felt just
like hc had q new lease on life. Only
50c q bottle. at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
III. Mother Knew what was Best

| know from practical use Of the
beneficial effects OF Red Glover, when
bat eleven years OF age | had Scr0fu-
lous swelilngs, carrying both arms IN
one position Tor weeks at time.
Doctors said on examination that
might live a year, possibly two at the
longest, bat no longer. My mother
took charge Of me, and in her old
fashioned way OF doctor.ng and using
Red Clover, l am today a well and
hearty man. Since your extract Of
Red Clover came on the market,
have used it with good results. Ny
wife Is now using il for dropsy and
general debility and Il j. doing her
more good than anything she has yet
found. ! think that for "A Tonic and
BLOOD Medicine thcrels nothing SO good
as your extract of Rcd Clover. You
are free To use tins as ! DO not hesi-
tate 10 recommend 10 10 any VINO are
afflicted. Yours truly.
a. l.. JOHNSON,
35 Hamlin Ave, Detroit.
TO m. Loose Red Glover Co., Detroit,
Mich.
For Sale by White & White.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
For Sale by White & White.
California, the Land of Discoveries.

Why VIII YOU lay awake all night,
coughing, when that most effective and
agreeable California remedy, Santa
Abe. viii give you immediate relief?
santa Abe IS the only guaranteed cure
for Consumption, Asthma and all BrOn-
ch.al Complaints. Sold only in large
bottles, at 81. Three for 500. Peck
Bros. VIII heplcascd TO supply you, and
guarantee rclif when used as directed.
California Cat-r-cure never fails to re-
lieye Catarrh or Cold in the Head.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
IN Ah.olnte Cnre.

The Original Ablc.ne Ommcntis on
ly pat ~ IN largo twO-ounce tn boxes,
and is an absolute cure tor old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all
skin crUptions. viii positively cure
al kinds of piles. AK tor the Original
Ahoune Ointment. sold by Peck Bros,
at - cents per bOx-by mail 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
MATTERS II MICHIGAN.

5ael-sll eE ref.eEceG a - ll-t1ef % -
g il.-ag
eaug.r1l2 aad = tA1nder sloEu
nAsll-4y -g4L
Dparler4 Is ST. prevalent n and
sDo-l Ml--4ld
haoopag eoagh makes tnes lively
k9f lellr1 zls
There are ltty- -s.E pr.y4te and sectA-
rll a-l-ols "a D-lTolt.
lle Grand Haven C.ty Band Rll 2 se
a. elegant hop LQnlglL
lae ,taEs ald stripes nov fo4t ever
tle ba-4HIl -chool l9use.
Forty ght Detroit p icemen have
Been lid ed ca account ot tie la14-
eLza.
Iaa Salsaton Army men AZ Big Rap
ls -afe Leel receiving " l-L1 Cap
ietlrs.
OR zimmerman, OF shelby, kLled
eisas deer durlg tne season, 10 tAe
pPef Peninsula.
Michigan fruit dealers are chuckAag
becaa.e tue peach trees Il Southern
Illinois are W. IuI bloom.
twenty-five acres have been added q
tne Jae2sou cemetery, probably ~ AZ
tl.pat.lu % tae llll1uLa.
A heu bc.ole % sheriff L.ttleheld
IF Detroit. has aatcAc1 olt a UrlOd "
chickens. Size m.sJook tle season.
Marquette has stopped booming her
fe..nt.le. .rf 7. l....- taking h0o-fuuv
n. .a.d bs...-a.. nine Tor next sum-
-. IT, -.,,..r -e..4er,,
"a, ,-''-r .'.,---'.r...'1 .,,.r..le bv tlxne
ro...n Frtav niett. Prolonged III
teara.
.r,. rl.,.it., t.re.la~. and fanriers Of
g.i'-. .'.,.l ,-s.-, .r p-ftI.. f.r4,.l-
I1--,rv - ore..e - . unity 40.
cIr.n
t...t- h.,.it,,,,, ~ tl,..
=. -...--....-,. - l...',
.-..,,-+ ,.4 MI
o
-....-. .t.4 f,,-
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.."l 1'+.-, 49,,
~. a.... 60 s., ....,.-
,-. ,,,..,.
= ''' -''.'' - - 60 ,.,'
-,
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''7 .-''
Af-- Na1eE bHeA, vi Alt-1l, year
Or a-e' d-cd .i i-tr cii-'lf t' Ilt o't7N,
- .''.. '' '..o- .,...''', .'o '..''
~i'
O' .''-
Nnr boys, whose ages range from I'
o. 4f years, a-Vc oeen regularly organ
-1Dd tl halAnaLoO TOT the pui '}7- oi
-o" "-s-''- i"o t'''00 ''' 10
'l pug 77
e.. j. Cloud, teacher az Na.niU
Grove, near AaIsaaA, has peeh round
guilty ~ assault Ind battery, ana Allee
SOD Tie o1euse WAS "l.Ip.hS h-'
l~t.'' q I'-y 1'-l-o.1 s.II'
4. IL. PANE, OK New Haven, COnn.-
la.e College, las been engaged as pro
t.ssor ot English and mathematics al
tno Orchard Lake Academy.
Ellis Freece, 80 years old and unmar
r.ed. accidentally, % is supposed, sho
hmsrlt, at the residence OF john Pratt
% farmer LIVING near Dexter, saturday
afternoon, dying instantly
During the mast season the lumbe,
ulrufae tgrei ut Cheboygan was l27.
0lu 200 feet. wltu 33,000.oo pieces o
aih The lumber report exceeds by
-'o1o0lo tcet the output Oh any pre-
VOu- year.
Jackson Prison Physician William
s-gt., that there is not a convict CON
fned to tle bed 10 the prison hospital
Thcr. axe four or five chronic cases ID
tae hospital. but they have been tner,
tor -ome time.
r..l,y .,..f.t no, orts;5o Guard NJ IN,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
coolress, and soft beauty impaired 10
the SKIN by Pokzouis Powder COM
meuds Il 10 all ladies.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.


TLas Have Naay EriAs sza a-s~ ~ Deal
~ifa Au sorts ~ Pasple--caA.ees for
FrsanstisH Lsng H4sazs za8 snail Pay.
a FrFats Lssc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
LEE sHogE& AIcHl,gty soUTBZkS.

train leaves Grand Rapids for logan ~
i..0 ~. arriving there a. 49,
.. hI W olEh tickt.s sod o. pr ncipai poiuts In
80 80 tuitea states. Mexico ana Cal ada ~ ulon
@+SAe' @-Seo r. =. .tffH
O. Z. A.. CIrfe and uiIo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
TRAIN TINS TABLES

cKANp rapids 4 &TNDIANA kAILkoAp--
= IA cneel November 81. l>>
FAAiNz selSS Ap4Fa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The Board approaching Semi-Ccnter-
NAL Celebration.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
TrxNGroN. Va. June 25.-1he Board of
Visitors AZ the Virginia Military Institute
we're 10 have met iu annual session here to-
day. but in the absence Of quorum did
NOT convene. There we're only four men,
Icrs here-AIaiur L. ). Otcy General james
Mcdonald William 4. White and ). II.
Iotcrer. There will boz quorum to-mor-
row. when the board VIII assemble.
The local committee II the alumni have
cauyi.s,ed the town and engaged rooms Tor
the Accommodation ot the VISITING tX-
cadets here during the ~eml-centennial.
The committee VIII establish headquarters
iu Franklin Hall, whore all visitors wall be
re17stcred and assi gned comfortable quar-
tiers.
The tents to be used for quartering the
cadets during the SOM exercises
have arrived and are being delivered at
the institute.
4 special registration Of all alumni and
ex-cadets VIII be- kept at the institute. ne
register. which is 10 be presented by MT.
Joseph g.. Anderson. r., OF kIchmoinqi;
will provide for the following data, tull
name. Stale appointed from, year, class
graduated. present permanent post-oi1ce
address. and hObOrs obtained since leaving
INC second class Of the Virginia Military
Institute have discarded the old style OF
biue or imlOugh suit and have adopted a
now orc patterned after the United states
navy seryice-coat, in which they will ap-
pear tor the first time next Sunday night.
The new style Is great improvement, on
tine old both in appearance and comfort
Battalion drill has been temporarily sus"
pended.
Two clothing merchants at Collierstown
are charged with attempting 10 burn their
stores on sunday night 10 secure $1,000 IN
surance in the Rockbridge Mutual. They
rad hearing to-day, but the result OF the
trial IL not reported here.
There were heavy rams lest night and
to-day. but the river Is normal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
and Excluded from the Chamber.

fBy AnglO-Amerl'hu cable ~ Ll0 ul-pAtcn.l
PARIs. June 25.-m the Chamber OF
Deputies this evening NJ. Lagurrr asked
leave 10 iutepellate the Government IN
rcgard 30 the violation Of the parliament
tary immunity which the authorities Of
Augouleme had committed IN causing the
arrest and detention of NJ. LaisAut and
himself.
Prme-Minster Jirard in response de-
clared that the Government would leave
the matter for the Chamber % decide. He
considered. however, that II would be best
70 postpone the discussion Of tho subject
until Friday in order that there might be
10 delay IL the consideration OF the bud
get.
W. Lagurre insisted upon immediate
discussion.
NJ. de Many urged that the matter be
postponed until the army bill was disposed
N. Andrieux tainted the moderates with
being much more ministerial than were the
Ministers themselves.
NJ Msdier-de-Montiau denounced the in
terpellation of NJ. IAgurre Is an attempt
TO obstruct the passage OF the budget. lie
warned the Republicans to take care lest
they fall into the pit their enemies had
prepared for them. NJ. 3lontjau's remarks
were greeted with applause by the Left
which ineensed NJ. Lagurre, and hesh0uted
derisively, "Canaillc."
A scene Of disorder ensued. When order
was restored NJ. Lagurre apologlzed Tor
his exclamation, but the President cen
sured him and excluded him from the
Chamber.
The motion 10 postpone the interpella-
ton was then carried by vote OF 302 TO
23l.
The disorder caused by II. Legurre's in
x,la laetnI frffft 20 rffs
utes. There was d general semitic, the
combatants using their fists freely and
tearing one another's hair until separated
by the ushers. VI. Anrleux was seen 10
produce q revolver. and the whole house
ioined in the uprOar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
IianCings.

PHuADRLPHIA, June 2j.-Mrs. Whiting,
who poisoned her husband and two chill
drcn, was hanged this morning IN the jail
yard.
The drop fell at 1907 o'clock and the
body was lowered and removed at l0:4l.
The woIuau's bearing throughout the ter
riblc ordeal was a most remarkable eXhl-
hition Of forttude and resignation 10 her
fate. During the entire morning she never
Tor moment showed the slightest evi-
dence of weakness, and frequently cX-
pressed her pleasure st the prospect Of
meeting her husband and children"
Several physicians who were present at the
execution, and who have more OF less
frequently been with tho condemned wo-
man since her imprisonment, expressed
surprise at the wOInan's exhibition Of
calmness in meeting her death, although
thev agreed in the statement that she has
40 no time shown any evidence whatever
Of an uusouud mind. The physicians say
her death was instant, from strangulabOn,
though the heart continued 70 beat spas
medically for some time thereafter. The
body was turned over 10 DR.. Alice Bennett,
of the NOrrstown Hospital for the Insane,
for On examination Of the brain after
which the body viii be buried by the
side of her murdered husband and chill
dreu. The only witnesses OF the execution
were the Sheriff and his deputies prison
officials, the physicians, and about a dozen
newspaper-men. This was the frst e1ecu-
ton of female IN Philadelphia county.
There have. however been several women
hanged in other counties IN Pennsylvania.
WuKFsBABRE, Pa, June d." Red-Nose
Mike" who murdered Pavmaster Mcclure
and Stablc-Boss Hugh Flanagan in Dc
tobor last was hanged here this morning.
Bed-Nosed Mike gave 10 one Of the cler-
gymen who attended him a confession Of
his crime. Ile admits having killed both
McCmer and Flanagan, though lac asserts
that he acted under cOmpulslon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The Gar viii visit Emperor William after
the latter's return from England.
Lord Zettland will assume the Office of
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland about the mid
die Of July.
Emperor William will pass through Rome
and Naples ID. route 90 Athens. lie VIII not
visit the Pope.
The CITY Carlton Club. of London, gave
q banquet TO Sir Richard Webster, Att0r-
ney-General, yesterday.
Seven bodies were recovered Yesterday
at Johustown. The work Of blasting con-
tuued lncessant al day.
The Pope is preparing an important en-
cvclical letter, which viii be issued on ST.
Peters and ST. Paups day.
A fire and explosion at GAINESVILLE Tex,
wrecked the cornice-factory of Thompson
Brothers yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
The Vatican authorities have instructed
the Bishop OF Barcelona 90 prepare An asy-
lum in the eyerQf the Pope deciding to
quit Italy.
The committee Of the Chamber of Depu-
ties having the matter IN charge has ap-
proved the bin for the relief of the Panama
Canal Company.
Sheriff Heyfron, with a posse Of ninety
men left Misslouli al noon yesterday for
the Flat-Head reservation 10 make d Sc
cond attempt to arrest the Indian muir
derers.
Dispatches from Bosnia report that fight
ing Is going on between the Turks and the
insurgents at Novi-Bazar 1t is rumored
that all the SeryiAns IN the town have been
imprisoued.
The Ohio Republican State Convention
met at the Metropolitan Opera-House at
Columbus yesterday. Committees were
appointed and the convention adjourned
until to-day.
The oiLstesmer W. T.. Harrison, belong
ing 70 the Mission Transfer Company of
Santa Parnla, was burned at her dock in
California yesterday morning while taking
on a load Of oil. Loss about $50 900.
A special from Austin, Tex, says; The
killing Of Red Gibson az Wharton last sat
urday by Kyle Terry has stirred up bad
blood IN Wharton and the adjoining coun-
~ Fort Bend. and there are crave fears
that the o. go6Ing factions viii clash and
much blood Will be shed.
The Hungarian Government has forbid
den the holding of any demonstration at
the Baynitza mOnastry on the anniversary
Of the battle Of Kossoya. The issue Of
passports between Austria and Servia has
been stopped and no one viii be allowed to
cross the frontier 10 attend the feles.
A boating party consisting of John Mat
timore, Edward and Joseph Cody. Maude
aud Maggie Horner, and two other young
ladies, from Hudson, n. Y. while rowing
on the river at Bath were run down by the
tug Evangeline and their boat upset last
night. Before assistance could reach them
all were drowned except Joserh Cody.
n is now generally conceded by the old
sea captains OF Martha's Vineyard aud
Nantucket that the wreckage washed
doubt comes from the British steamer
Victoria, now due at Baltimore from Per-
nambuco. but the wreckage supposed TO
be from the Haytien Republic still remains
q mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
INV YORK COTTON rrruRgH


ITINT'lI"-- I'lI tTII u l7H1II'I
JrNE Gi.-Market nominal ReoRlpts from ths
country continue. and there j. yet cOusidorahls
farmers sf0rk to come iu. Prime 80; eK-
trs prime -, a.; fancy ho. common, 2as e..
sholel, 3a3sc: Spanish, acl factory hand
picked, bkaiSc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Fatal Railroad Accident.
IBY toloKmph % the DLspaLch-l

LITTLE Rock. AK, June pa special TO
tho Arkansas Gazc1e from Pine Bluff, Ark,
saws: The north-bound passenger tram on
the st. Louis. Arkansas and Texas raj road
struck a cow just at the treste bridge
across the Crooked BAYOU. The engine was
thrown from the track and went thunder
inc across the ties and shattered the
bridge opieces. The express-car baggage
car. mail-car, and two aSsenger-coaches
went into the bayou tvonty-elght feet
below Sleeping Oneida aud the engine
only remained on the track. S. c. Stafford,
route agent Of tho Southern Express Com
pauy, was instantly killed. Postal C erks
Jackson and Senguin were terribly bruised
and Will probably die An unknown lady
suffered from several contusions about the
head, while large number OF people re-
cciyed less serious bruises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
WILLIAMSBURG.
Celebrating Sc. Johns Day-OT on
Cruise-PorsoBal.
correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatrh.l


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, June %, 1889.
A large number Of the Masonic fraternity
left town Yesterday 10 celebrate st. Johns
day AT Hills, on York river, whore an Gle
CANT dinner was partaken Of aud the day
pleasantly spent. The Dinner Committee
consisted of Robert T. Armstead, William
b. Garlick, and I. NJ. Ware. Mr.. Thomas
Newman, If York comfy. who is leading
member Of the order, rendered his bre-
thren the use Of his pleasure-boat Har-
rict Lane, and many of the party en-
jOyed pleasant sail on the YORK as tar
down as Yorktown.
The White Wings. with the members Of
the WILLIAMSBURG Yacht Club aboard, sail
ed this morning from York river on their
first outing of the season and their first
trip on their new boat They viii cruise
in the lower Chesapeake and visit Old
Point. returning ria the James and anchor
of Kings Mill, where an elegant boat
house is being built for their use. The
gentlemen who compose the party are
Commodore III. Is. Smith (commanding)
G. p. Armistcad. ii. l.. Hundley, X. H..
Cole, A. c. Peachy. aud Major VI. G. Cary
The Rev. Mr. Page, Of the Episcopal
church. accompanied by Mrs. Page leaves
Wednesday morning for Clarke county,
where Mrs. Page viii remain during the
heated term, Dir. Page returning after a
short stay.
Public interest here in the Cloves case
has not abated, and the Governors decl-
sion of the matter is awaited with much
interest. Since Cloves has been connected
with the Democratic party the Republican
gang has pursued him with that maligni-
~ and hatred that Is something remarka-
bic. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Samoan-Croniu's Papers.
rpv,.isgrnnh 10 The Dtspatch. !

W.svrNqroN. June 25.-Mr. William Wal
ter Pbelns. one Of the American commits
.;1ners no the Samoan conference, has AZ
rived here. He called upon Secretary
blaine nt the latter's hotel this morning
and had a long consultation. Dir. Phelps
brought the Samoan treaty with him.
Mr.. Phelps delivered 20 Secretary Blame
a triplicate copy Of the treaty negotiated
low he commissioners. IL was placed IN safe
keeping in the department, where It ~ln
and its terms are formally communicated
bv the President 10 the Senate for action:
The extradition papers in the case OF
Martin Burke, now under arrest at Winni-
Zoo Manitoba. charged with the murder
If 'Dr. Cronin, were duly countersigned by
the Secretary of State this morning, and
delivered TO the messenger, Mr., Barber,
who viii leave this afternoon for Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUSE %. 1850.
Auction offerings. 81 packages--s6 packages
sun-cured and . orighI-. Only tsken In.
Highest 81 lowest, $40 Average, 3alA
Market active.
salos Of ~ packages old wrappers were made.
With more OK loss trading in singls hogSheads u
Drignr.
O.d shipping has shown more activity. especial
ly in Warehouse deliveries for the past fe~ days.
among which No noto old shutters in several lots.
Mauufscturerers TOO. have taken tobancos from
the warehouses; very freely. Receipts have been
more liberal, bus are largely behind last years
receipts to date. We hear Of good sales OF nne
shipping leaf for orders IL othor Virginia
markets.
Richmond should look 10 her laurels. Ware
houses for storage are being buili at many
points AMI with 20 many. smaller and ambi-
tiously aciiyo markets around US It should
stimulate rs 20 reach oct further aud keep our
market alive and acttye. and above all b draw
our patrons here to trade. II we neglect this
trade will drift elsewhere before 80 arc fully
aware OF IT,
The weather continues rainy. From all points
we hear Of good healthy plants and tobacco
neiis looking we'll.
Western markets have been rather easier,
with heavy reflections. fiaerleaf stands ERNEST
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Juno 8, 1889.
OFFERINGS.
CORM-l.i00 bushels.
UAIA-lUU bushels
sALEs gsroRraD TO sscRsrAsv
CoRE.-Wnito, 60O bushels very good Axe.
FLOUR.
We quote. Fiss. 81 5Ossal5 superrns. E275a
s.. ~ extra, s. 5)aS275 fsnily, s4SsL50 paseas
tamuy, country sL15aSAso
COTTON REPoRE
Market frm.
QUOTATIONS.
bfopLIH9 i0c.
Low AlDDLISa. csc.
6OCD OABinAAY. SAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

BROWN.-Dief. in NontgomerY Ala, Juns
Stokes; aged ulirty-tnreo year.
GIBSON. Died. a. I O'Clock 4. ", June 2'ih.
very suddenly. a. her late Residence ia Hanover
county, Mr. DIZZY GIBSON. Fiio- o. william
Gibson ngol si.ty-fOlr yoerr and tnroo nontls
uef funeral will tsSe place Ills l"eines-
iaD MORNING ~ ~ o'cl0lA, iron Gethsensls
church.
8cFADDEN.-Diea, juno IS, 1889. st tho resi-
dencs u her mother. MAGGIE j., ollesg daugh-
ter II Charles ,. sni y. r. y. Ncfaadea; aged
twenty-five years ten months And tNoBty oight
days, formerly OF Indiana.
A precious one from Us has gone.
A yoico 80 loved h sulied
A place Il vacant in our home
Which ueVOr cau D. alod.
Dearest MAGGIE. thou hast iefi US,
We Thy loss most deeply feel.
b.. Ms God Who hath boreft u5,
Ho can all our s0rr0Hs heal
Tho funeral will take plale from Tie residence,
POS east Gay street. THC kSDAf sORdiSG a.
II O'clock. Friends And a,quelntsnoes % tho
family are invited 10 auon1 Without further
notice.
PBRkTSsOS.-Die1 az the residence u her
parents. No. GO Louisiana street. BERTHA LIE,
infant daughter " q. y. SUD K Y. ferkins0n;
aged i've montas aud four days
Funora, will Take place nom residence To-
DAY a. 20 O'clock A. n. Friends and acquAint~
snces arc respectfully Invited % attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
STATE CONVENTION.

lspeclAl telegram 70 mo DispatchI


CHE1sT1ANsBUEG. June 2j.-At the call of
the County Chairman mas,-mectins was
held here TO-DAY GO elect delegates 70 the
guberuat0rial convention. 10 being very
busy season with the farmers, and besides
the weather being very inclemeut, il was
thought at one time that II would be better
10 postpone the meeting. but after discus
sion It was determined 10 20 ahead with
the election, which resulted IN the choice
Of the following delegates.
Christlansburg Distrct-A. \. Phlegar,
7. w. Spindle, ". N; Pierce, and G. A..
Johnston. Auburn. ID. Peters, G.. T..
Cassol, and ". X. Wharton. Blacksburg-
II. c. Preston. Or. L. II. Henderson, and
\. r. Stranger. Alleghauy-C. A. Col
houn, William VI. Ellis, and j. l. stump
ter.
The meeting was small 40 first. but as
matters Of discussion arose and the speak
ers warmed up the crowd increased largely
and a deep interest was plainly developed.
Measures were taken Tor complete OTganl-
cation of the party.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
Declaring the Hon. j. Hoge Tyler the
choice of this county and the delegates
were instructed 10 vote for him a. long as
his name was before the convention. Two
of the delegates-elect We're not present A
canvass of the others disclosed the fact
that if Tyler IS dropped O'Ferral VIII get
seven votes, Beirne three and Mckinney
one. The party is united and IN better
shape than il has been for several years,
and You may expect better things from US
this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Death Of Mrs. President Hayes.

Fremont, O.. June 25.-Alrs. Hayes died
this morning 40 half-past O'clock after
night She became much worse. and gradual
Is sank until the hour Of her death Attic
bedside were members Of the family, to-
gether with Mrs. Mitchell, of Columbus, a
cousin Of General Hayes Mrs. Hunting
ton, a cousin Of Mrs. Hayes; Luch Keller,
Mrs. a. H. Miller. and the physicians.
Mrs. Hayes viii be buried Friday after
noon.
The picture Of Mrs. Hayes which We
print is from q recent photograph taken ia
New York. and is an excellent Likeness.
Mrs. Hayes was stricken with apoplory on
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the police4station. The agent requested
the Chief 10 sign the receipts for the goods,
which were consigned TO twenty-eight diff
ferent persons in this city for delivery;
Robinson refused 10 sign, saying he had
the law for what he was doing. Supcrin-
tcndent Keim, Of the American Express
Company, at Kansas City. will investigate
the Chief and his aids will beput under ar
rest by deputy United States marshal:
The opinion IS that Robinson overstepped
hia aulhnritV.