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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-24
PETERSBURG PICKINGS.
BRUNSWICK ELECTS DELEGATES TO
THE STATE CONVENTION.
"ri"gc building Claims Attention In
thc Aouin stdc-Iriaf OF VI.
G. Clarke Other Items
of fntcfcst.

PETERSBURG. VA, July %. -Yester-
day was Brunswick County Court day,
but nothing of special interest was
done ln c0uIt-furthor than taking Of
The necessary preliminary steps looking
to the re erection Of The various bridges
that were washed away in the frcshct
Of June last
Much complaint could be heard about
what seemed % be the tardiness OF the
Dinwiddie authorities iu not taking
steps 10 ro- erect the bridge ON the old
Petersburg and B0ydton plank road
where the same crosses the NOttOway
river. This matter should bee looked
after at once by the proper authoriti0s,
as there is not in this scctiOna more Inn
poriant th0roughlare than the last
mentioned road and great incOn-
venience and loss is cntailed upon the
Ieople Of Mecklenburg. Brunswick.
Diuwiddie. and Petersburg by the abb
sence Of proper and suitable bridge.
There was "a large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the citizens of Brunswick
county. yesterday. at L1wrcucevlle. 90
elect delegates 90 the State Convention.
the following were the delegates elect
ed with the right ON the part of each
delegate 10 appoint bis own alternate ..
Colonel. +. DrumCo0le. j. W. Palmer.
T.. y. Bulord. Dr. T. James Taylor.
James Rawlings. William VI. Short.
James W. Bailey. Dr. R. S. Powell,
Norman Ncblett. h. Turnbull. Need
ham S. TurnbuIl and H. II. Heartwell
The meeting was addressed by Mr.
Robert Iurnhull Mr. j. b. Jones. y.
VI. Neblelt and Mr. Warner Lewis,
each of the speakers making effective
remarks The delegation seemed about
evenly divided Doc. wcen Mckinney. Of
Farmville. and $. W. Nenable. OF this
city. though the meeting positively de-
chued to instruct los delegates.
There was meeting Of the new
Board of Supervisors yesterday at Cbes-
teffield Courthouse. The b ard elected
John S. Taylor as lbs chairman. who.
after few appropriate remarks. called
the board 10 order and proceeded 90
business The board recommended the
rebuilding of both Brander and Brad
ley bridges and gave notice that
Bauder would be- let 0u Wednesday.
July 2llh, 1859. at I'D O'Clock A. M.. and
Bradley 5 the same day at % clock. T.
". The board is Democratic standing
four Democrats and three Republicans.
The Hastings Court is now. and has
been an day engaged iu the Trial o.
William g.. Clark. "a white man, charged
with housebrcAbing ana larceny. j
" Mullen. E-q.. attorney for the Com
m0nw calth. is now closing the argu-
ment for the prosecutian in an able
fair and effective way. William b
Mcllwainc. Esq of tins city. is coun
sci for thc accu -ed. and his couduct Of
the case. as well as hisargument before
the court upon Instructions. and t0 the
Jury upon the merits was marked by
signal ability and skill.
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THE ENGLISH.
THEY WANT THE EARTH AND MORE
BESIDES.
vo,cmeut 90 Sanfeoi All the steei
wanuflcfurcrs of tnc county
Idle tusIish vonry Seeking
American Z Dierprises

PITTsBUE0. PA. July 23. The Pits
burg Post this morning under tho
headings "A Great Gobble.' publishes
a story 20 the effect that syndicate Of
English capitalists are making strenuous
efforts 20 secure controlling interest
in all OF the steel manufactures in this
vicinity. w. II. Singer. the senior
partner of the wealthy steel firm of
Singer. Nm,ck & Co.. admitted that he
had heard Of the movement. AS |
understand 10. ne said. 1T is an effort
to invest Euglish money. which is lying
idle in American enterprises. Their
object X % merely obtain
controlling interest In
number of steel concerns Of good rcyu.
tation. Ii thev held majority of
stock. they could take it TO Europe and
manipulate IL with profit. the local
owners still retaining a working inter-
est IN the plants and managing them.
They havc purchased the large OTIS con-
Germ. Of Cleveland. and | guess have
paid a pretty good price
The English directors and trustees i'm
this scheme are the r ght Hon. Lord
Thurlow. London. Eng. aud Joseph
Nerdin. Of Winsford. Cheshire. Eng.
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1 lie san Francisco Chamber OF Com
IlpFpa.

san FRANCIsDl. July 23.-At the
regular meeting of ihe Chamber Of
commerce to-day, It was formerly de-
.ided to cail d special session at an
arIy date. tO wm.h Will be- invited
Pacific coast Senator'S Cougressmen,
aud representatives OF commercial or
ganiz4tons in California and Oregon.
for the purpose of considering the fol-
loving subj j.cts;
The permanent e-labiishmentOf ocean
mail steamship lines ON Pacific ocean
routes The steamships TO be available
for war or transport service and the
lines to be literally compensated by the
government for transportation of
mails: the application OF the Interstate
Commerce law t0 the American carry
ing trade of the Canadian Pacific Rail
road .tigeab0litieu of the bonding system
of railway carriage through foreign
territory. iho maritime defense of
Pacific coast ports. the laying of
% cable t0 Australia via Pacific
Islands: the energetic construction
of The Nicaragua canal as a means OF
national defense and commercial de-
yelopnent. and the encouragement Of
maritime commerce ANA increased en-
ergy IN the construction Of the navy.
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JACK THE RIPPER.
and Frauk EuneIl Know what lie
SOCKS s.fke

LONDON. July 90 CuriOuslv enough
an accurate description Of Jack the
Ripper has never been published. lie
was seen by two persons who know
him the Riprer, and the Information
-iycu by these 90 the police the.
latter have KEPT until today.
~hen DO WAS secured by the wfi,er
from one Oi ihe pair. The Rpplrs
first b.lchod b was accomplished
November az 80. 10 George street,
Nm.echapeI. Then he attempted TO
murder " DARK Sarah, but only sue
ceeded in cutting her throat. as the wo-
man was unusually strong. " Dark
Sarah met him at a public house. and
remembers him we'll. She was kept
out of sight Oy the police until her case
was over-halowei by the Ripper 5 sue
cessful efforts nc murder. Where she
nov i- not known.
The other person who saw the Rip
per is Frank Rulfoll. the driver u q
green grocers wagon. He is level
headed young man of twenty-five his
ldcnufy has been closely concealed by
the police RulIell said to-day .-"On
thc morning when the troub.etook place
at SO. I'D George street was out with
fle van DELIVERING coke to some lodg-
ing houses. furnish coke to nearly
lll the lodging houses about here. l
was -auliug on the sidewalk i'm front
of the house ueNt 90 So 10 aud was
about ton feet from the door \ man
came out by the door and walked
RAPIDLY toward ma. he was about
thirty years old.
II could n0. tell what kind Of busi-
ness he did. he did not look like q
Workingman but ht di uot look like a
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FLUNANNA COUNTY.
ChiIdrcn's Day-fIectiou Of Delegates
10 lie Convention
| IsnocInl Cofresnondence of Do Tlmes.I

special COrresDondence Of the Times.l
FLUvANNA, July o." Children 3
Day was observed by the Lyle's Sun
day-school yesterday. There was an
excellent programme, consisting OF
speeches, recltailOns. music, etc. The
church was tastefully decorated
and the occasion very pleas
ant one. Perhaps not the least
agreei bic features was the hour
spent in the beautiful grove around the
heavily laden tables of this hospitabl0
community. Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher Su-
perintcndent Of the S. S. and Bible
Board. was present, and addressed this
congregation IN the morning and
preached IN the evening A creditable
amount Of money was raised for this
Board.
The Democrats Of the county met in
mass.mceting at the Courthouse today
and elected the following delegates to
the convention which meets in Rich
mond on the l4th Of August
AT Large-COlonel W. b. Petit and
Hon. Il. A. Gray.
Columbia District-G. II. Kent and I.
II. Loving.
FORK Union Dlstllct-C. 5. Thomas
and w. I. Brett.
Cunningham District-Dr. ID. r. Bos
ton and j. II. Martin.
Palmyra DISTRICT. G. Shepherd and
j. II. Bourne.
There were no instructions. but the
delegation is known to stand six for
O Ferrall, three Tor Mckinney. and one
for Boirnc, with an earnest disposition
upon the part Of all to support any man
who can most certainly carry the State
Democratic.
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GRANGE COUNTY.
.Ieciinn OF peIega.e.

Special Corrcspo dence of the Timesl
ORANGE G.. H.. VA. July 22.-ln
pursuance of call Of p p Barbour,
chairman Of the Orange county Demo
cratic committoe. the following dele
gates were elected to the Gubernatorial
Convention.
Bub1uf-villc precinct - Delegates.
T. D.. Golson. b W. Munday. Alter
mates. y. G.. Graves. Judson BroohiD.
Oancel piecirct-Delegates: C.. W.
Voolfolk. G.. S. Shacklelord. Alter
uates: D. f Bradf0rk. j. w. Jacobs.
G0riorsvilleprecinct-D Delegates: w
o. Blakey. j. Fuichcr. Alternates
d ID. Pendlcl0n. ". IA. Martin.
Halle's precinct-Delegate K. J..
Hill Alternate w. II. Camper.
Rhoalesyille pIccinct-Delegate j.
S. Clark. Alternate j. Mann.
Voolfolk 5 precinct Delegate: John
j.. Terrell. Alternate w. 5. Frazer.
Locust Grove precinct Delegates: G.
C.. Buckner, r. b Gibson. Alternate
J.. D. Altman. Lee PainTill.
Delegates at large DR.. +. W. Raw
J ". Morton. ". W. Scott, b. johnson
Barbour. = +. Barbour.
The delegates 90 unirstructed.
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rig Iron >fatistic..



PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 23.-Ihe
American Iron and Steel Association
has collected complete statistics Of the
production of all kinds OF pig iron IN
tke United States tor the first six
months of fle year 1889. also statistics
of the stocks of unsold pig iron 10 the
hands OF manufacturers on June lst
lasf. and of the number Of furnaces in
blast and cul OF blast at that
date. Toe praduction'of pig iron in the
first half Of 1889 was the largest IN any
six months iu the history OF the Amer
lean iron trade. Tie stocks OF unsold
p e JIne ol.h were mach larger than
at The close rf any -tmi-anuual period
for anumber n years. The total Amer
can Irlducu0n 90 pig for the period
named was 4l07. 500 mel tons Of GOO
lbs, on 3 6G5.117 gross.
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VII. &. y. Huntington Makes "A STATE
sslQttf.
Special to ihe limos [


NEW YORK. July 23.-Mr. C.. ?.
Huntington made ;hc following state
ment to day in reference 10 his sale Of
100000 shares Of Chesapeake and Ohio
common stock: Il have sold 100 600
shares Of Chesapeake and Ohio COM
mon stock TO Speyer q Co. for -, ZOO, 600.
| do 10. know whether It was
for Drexel. Morgan & Co. or not,
other parties aie now trying to
bay 100000 shares more from me.
EXPECT IN time 20 sell all my interests
on the east side If ;he Mississippi. be-
cau.e my interests west Of the river are
so large that they viii take up all my
time. 1 do not. however. intend % sell
my interests a. Newport News at pres
ent. whore ] am building three of the
largest >hip-yarls in America.
One 0f Mr. Huntington associates
said that tie stock was bought for
Drexel. Morgan q Co.. but the mem
bers Of that firm declined 20 make any
statement in regard to the purchase.
President llgalIs. ~ The recently-Or-
ganizcd Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago
and S.. Louis road. is also president Of
the Chesapeake ami ohio. and it is
understood that both roads will he
joined into a single system under his
management.
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LIBERTY. VA. July 23.-The corner
stone of the Randolph Macon Academy
was laid here to-day with imposing
ceremonies. The weather was fine and
"a large crowd was in attendance. The
Masonic ceremonies were conducted by
the Grand Lodge of Virginia, Grand
Master Craighill presiding. The Salem
band furnished the music. After prayer
by Rev. Dr.J Powell Garland, Rev. WE.
Tiuett. ID. d.. Of Vanderbilt University.
delivered an address on Christian edu-
cation.
DR.. W. W. Smith. president of Ran
dolph-Macon College, gave clear and
interesting statement Of the plan and
scope of the enterprise. The buildings
are being pushed forward, and are on
scale wblch promises to make Ran
dolph Macon Academy the great pre-
paratorv school of the South.
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4 pension Commission.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 23.-The
report OF the appointment Of Com
mission to investigate the re-rating OF
pensions. was confirmed to-day by
Assistant nt-Secretary Bussey, of the In
terror Department,
This Commission. said General
Bussev. was appointed to investigate
the c. arges which have appeared from
time to time in the press. II there has
been any violation Of the law we want
to know It.. The Commission will eX-
anime the work of the bureau for
twelve month S past.
Secretary Noble will not make any
statement for publication till the Com
mission has concluded It's investigation.
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4 BURGLAR Run 10 EARTH.
ucing Found IA a Preachers Ho"'e iie
Stakes a Eutiic iE0ft 10 Escape.

BCsroN. Jnlv Some OF the young
men who are studviog for the ministry
.aft the Fniscopal Theoloeical School i'm
Cambridge BEGAN their warfare against
sinto.dav i'm novel but praiseworths
manner. A professor of The school and
1bree students were PLAYING tennis near
be honse of Rev. Alex. Allen in the
middle of tbe afternoon. and their at
tention was drawn TO man within the
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The wizard OF GcnIo PAN" His
tipiuiOn

NEW YORK. July 23 Thomas A Edi-
SON. the Wizard of Moul0 Park came
before Referee Becker. iu kemmler
Reference. this morning 10 testify as 90
the probabilities ot electricity iu its ap.
plication as "a death-dealiug force. Mr..
Ellison said that for twenty-siX years he
had been actively interested in the work
ings of electricity aud considered himself
very well acquainted with dynam0e.
On Saturday. hearing that he would
probably be called tO testify lu the cd.e,
he eNpegimentod ou 80 of his work
men with lhe view of ascertain
ing their resistaucts lie found
that the average measurement WAS
goo 0hms. The resi-tances eN-
hibilod varying from 600 to l.e00
ohms. He had heard ot tests that
proved that some parts 0f the body cx-
nlbited resistance of 200 900 0hnls.
and bee did not doubt in the least. a
burn was conclusive evidence that the
contact was imperfect and that very
little current passed through the body.
II have come 10 theconclu-I0n. said
Mr.. f Elis0n. "that coo volts will cause
instantaneous and palule-s death. II
Mr. Smith. who stated tNat he had DN-
perienced "a shock OF 1900 volts with
out s-riou. injury. viii come over t0
my laboratory and successfully viii.
stand a shock of l.C00 volts ! wall give
him one hundred dollars.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Mrs uackay Denies.

LONDON. July 23.-The Pal Nal
gazette to-day prints long interview
witha representative with Mrs. Mackay.
who refutes the statement recently pub
lished that she was formerly a laun-
dress. laundry woman. boarding house
keeper. etc. and asserts that she was y
daughter Of an American army officer.
who was highly educated, speaking
French and Spanish iluently. She was
married at the age of sixteen years TO
a physician I'm san Francisco. who
shortly afterwards died, leaving her a
competency. She married John Mackay
when be WIS already IN comfortable
circumstances. but before he had ac-
Quired the millions he now possesses.
ihe current stories are prompted en-
tirely by jealousy.
Mrs Mackay is going TO America
merely ON a visit 20 her husband. The
Pail lioN Gazette article is laudatory
throughout. dwelling on the lady :
numerous charities and bounties. Mrs
Mackay. with the Decastros, of New
York. siiied for America to-day.
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relesrapn,e >par1. from t,nchOnrs.


special fofuc Tmcs.
IYNcHBUBG. Va. July 23.-Thc un-
expected death last evening of William
Il. Miller. Of Baltimore. is deeply re-
gretted. and is considered great mis
fortune TO this section of the State. Ie
had purchased AN of the Peaks of Otter
and made many improvements and ar
rangemenl, for great many others.
which would make that place one of the
greatest attractions % summer resorts
in Virginia.
Bedford Court yesterday instructed
the grand jury 10 specially invcti-ate
the recent railroad wreck ON the Nor
folk and Western az ThaXtCns, and tie
Jury ad i0urned over tO Thursday after
examining various witnesses.
The mould and other Instruments
used by Counterlelteis Sloan, d.
Shepherd. and Ben Whitten, recently
arrested and lodged in Bedford jail ON
the charge of cOuuterieiiiDg silver coin.
were brought 90 Liberty Yesterday. and
are in the hands of the sheriff. Ine
grand Jury will. mo- doubt. indlct three
oi the counterieiiers tomorrow.
The cornerstone Of the Randolph
Macon Academy. Liberty. was lald to-
dav with very lmpIe-,iul ceremonies
hv the Grand Lodge Of Virginia of 3.
J.. and s. NJ. and great coucourse OF
people. Dr. ". IT, IIle,. of the Van
derbilt University, Tennessee. vas the
orator of the day Dr. W W. smith,
president of Randolph Macon College
gave q most interesting discourse I'D am
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Axe. election Dodge.

Boston. July pa Washington
special 20 the Journal says. that John
l.. Sullivan probably need fear no long
er tie Governor Of Mississippi. who has
been defeated for denomination. II
quotes Congressman Mckee, of Mis,is-
sippi as Toy ing that Governor Lowry
was using his campaign against Sulil-
van as ono of the elements Of his Can
vas. 1T was a re election dodge, said
be. possibly. as he holds office until
January. Ia view of the fact that the
country is laughing at him. he mag feel
compelled TO continue his efforts 10 Sc
cure an exlradition Of the principals m
this fight. but the indications are he
Will NOT.
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TAR HEEL TICKS.
RElDSYILLE REALIZES 4 JACK THE
RIPPER SENSATION.
graph PoIe-Negroes Arrested
-6Oing for GiiS>om-
Dockcry on
special to The Times

RALEIGH. y. c.. July .3. This morn
ing. about 10 o'clock. as r. ". Crews
was engaged in boring holes in tele-
graph pole opposite the office Of the
Postal Telegraph Company. be slipped
and fell. catching on the hooks used as
steps lie received a very severe cutot
about six inches long in the lower part
of the abdomen. making AN ugly
wound. which will probably prove
fatal. Crews Is a native of Virginia.
about twenty-six years Old, and has
been here about a week.
The town of Reidsvile is having "a
sensation which Is little short Of the
London Whitechapel mystery. There
have been two mysterious murder
there in or nearly one month. Last
night the third was reported. In jan
uary there was freight train wrecked
near there by train robbers. Several
negroes were arrested on suspicion. and
are now on trial for their lives. All
three Of the murdered victims were
witnesses I'm the case. and it is believed
they have been put out of the way by
friends of the accused now on trial
Great excitement prevails at keidsyille
over The matter.
The Farmers Alliance. Of Wake COun
ty. held grand picnic aud barbecue
to-day at Auburn. &C which "a large
crowd was present and was addressed
by prominent speakers. The meeting
passed resolutions dcnouncing the yer
diet Of the board Of directors in acquit-
ung the uperiuterdenl of the insane
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Wah0uc-r rOI beti Deal On-Thc Races
small War


ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jelly 23.-The Ma
hone COrbett deal is off, 1t Is posi-
lively asserted here tonight that Mr.
C0rbctt declines to give up his claims 10
the postoflice-to to take the deputy col
lectorship- and the Boss Is SO informed.
This was Colonel Elam S business here.
Corbeit evidently consulted the local
party interest. and Malone proposed
harmony out Of Colonel Dave Wind
sol 5 appointment won Z take. The re-
sult ], awaited with interest by all poll
ucians here.
Some good races to-day, Dan Henry s
"J1hu L.' carried off three prizes. Ab
Ouisun's "Princes' the other. Consid-
cradle money changed hands, the ia
vOIilos lost.
A small war occurred over the eroc-
ti0n of electric light poles to day.
Judge Norton Bury is away. The po-
lice took charge and quelled it. The
poles stand
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Snokcr>' Request

I asked for a package of Old Nir-
ginia Cheroot-. Not ths. The paper
Is of the same color aud has che name
of Virginia -- ou o.. but / want tho
Old Virginia, manufactured by l..
Whitlock. and not some of the va
rious limitations that have lecn
placed ON the market slnco the
Old Virginia Choroots have been intro
juced. This Is the request that is often
made by consumers IS 30 have tried the
limitations, and have learned tho vast
difference between the Old Virginia
CheroOts manufactured hy L. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price of the old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w.s2w
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BALTIMORE July -3. While young
Frederick Wagner Iay asleep 40 his
home. SO. i2l south Bond street.
last night, } is father crept up 10 his
bed, and stabbed him IN the back. The
father S hand was raised to strike again.
when the son dashed himself upon him
and tore the knife from his
grasp. Wagner. ST.. bears bad
reputation, and has spent "A term IN jail
for beating his wi.e. lie has been
drinking for a weekp 81 and has threa-
tening 10 do bodily harm 70 his son
Fred because tine latter has always
taken his mother part and saved her
from drubJiugs. The unnatural father
WIS sent 20 jail to answer charge Of at
ttmped murder.
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Ers. Katie ;.ib>on Heron Under sen
fence OF sicafh.
poc.nii' he Times

NASHVILLE. Tfyy. July o. lnfor-
nation has iu-t reached here that Mrs.
Katie G.h-on Heron is under sentence
of death iu Curea for teaching
doctrines Cf Christianity. Her hus
band, the Weli-kuJwn Presbyterian
Clergyman. formerly 0f J0nesb0ro'
Tenn. went to Coroa about three year,
ago. DIS wife following soon after
Mis. Heron preached the gospel a-
well as her husband. and converted "a
C0roin noblomau, Boo began preaching
Christianity. 1lr, Heron Was impris.
oned by direction of The Emperor. Her
case was examined into and she wac
sentenced to DEATH Mrs Heron was
known as the most beautiful woman in
upper East Tennessee.
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TWO boys and q NAN Drowned.

ANDERSON. lND.. July 23.-Fiiday
evening. while bathing in White rly,r.
west of here. Scott Todd and Charlie
HosIer. aged ton and eleven years, were
drowned. Sunday evening nearly five
hundred people, among whom was
Stephen BliOy. were on the river ban k
hunting for the bodies. a rope wss
stretched across the stream. To this
rope Billy was hanging ia midstrean
when be lost his mold. lie was carrie d
under in swirl Of the water ard
drowned in the presence Of his wife
and two children.
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InIote,I>p,risKiIIed.

NEW ORPHANS, July % Tho Pea.
ywcs Greensvlle. Miss. special sa,,
some colored sports of Bolivar county
got into quarrel at Bent sta
uon to-day over "a game ct
crap" Pistols az Il knives were free
ly used, and Isaiah jackson aud
Lincoln Miller were killed. Several
others were more or less injured no
ono seems 10 know who commenced
the row. Several arrests were made.
but the parties were afterwards r,-
,aaa.l
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naval caders necislon

WASHINGTON. D. G., July -j.-Ihe
Attorney General has recently given an
important opinion in the case of the
naval cadet. who rendered his re,igra-
tion. and after il had been officially ac-
cepted. withdrew 1t and went back to
the Naval Academy. The Attorney
General ia of the opinion that ON the ac-
ceptance Of the resignation the cadet
ceased To be in the Government service.