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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
rhe ParnsIl Comuntsstou.

rBv AnElo-Amsrican cable % ths Dispa'ch.l
loNpo,. January Nv ben the Parncll
commission assembled this morning SIR
Charles Russell, oi council for the ParncN-
ties. said that oWDgiO the rubicaton OF
later paragraph in the sheffield Telegraph,
and In order 10 save time, Be- would not pctss
nj, application for a writ against that lspsr
for issuing placard containing ohlecpona-
bic words with reference % the case tcioie
the commission.
Presiding Justice Hlaucn expressed bis
graf fcatiOn A. this act'oa OF me counsel ana
s,id he hopsd that DO fresh Applications OF 4
similar nature would be made. % he hsd
thsroughlY-deincG principles which should
govern newspapers 10 commenting upon Tue
case.
A man named Farragher dcposed That
Archbishop Walsh. ia Davies presence, bad
advised him not 90 ray bis ront' sud tnlt Bee
OF,r,aehrrl WAS evilted. lie wa Afterwards
,.pnior.d IN Offices Of the Dublin branca %
The league. Wines also tc'iihcd that ne
had carried letters some u which contained
chscks. from Parties Egau TO Nduett, ln-
yincible.
FauAgher further tc'tted that Arthur
O'Couuor. Z member 81 Parliament FOR La't
Donegal held an important post IN the
league, and Dayids, sexton, aud HARRINGTON
were members OF the Executive Committee.
The W tness lodged with weldon, who had
bs,n tried for the murder o. young Castle
rsssh, weldon Afterwards "eet 10 Man
chester, having cheek for hr cNpen'e''
which Wa drawn OH The Hiberulau BsuA.
Nsllv used TO visit tbs lesgue-r0oms.
sir Charles Russell here pf6iea.cd against
the introduction OF tbs. lie stated that
Nslly wss usdsrEeieg sestencc, aad thai he
objected 10 shy inquiry being made into the
circumstance. OF Nallr's crime in order 90
damage the members of the House Of Com
mons who. 10 was alleged. a'socisted with
nm. The mem befs Of t5e court conferred
ami decided That the evidence concerning
Naly wss admissible. Sr ts4r'es Russell,
iu reply TO question by Justice Hammer,
said that the Nplly under Discussion was
not - >crao7 Nany. lle was another AaliV,
wnom PARCEL had Thanked Tor bis services
10 the league.
Farrasher then continued his testimony.
III. said be had seen psrneli and sexton at
tend the league 40 members Of the eXecd-
tive.
SIR Henry Jame'. counsel for the Times,
produced the report Of speech made by
psraen Al the lcaguc-r)0n Convention n
Cssileberry, IN whlcs Parneh strongly com.
prnd,d Naly for rendering great and In
uorlsnt services TO the league When II was
first formed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
WEST VIRGISIA LEGISLATURE.
Preliminary BsIIofiBg for Senator
by Seth PARTIES
Especial telegram 70 tho Dlspstch.l

Especial toiscram % tho Dlspatcn'l
CHARLESTON, ". VA. January 22.-Ihe
democratic conference last night lasted well
into this morning, int no result was on
tsined, the mention Of cancus being sg-
MI for torn. The preliminary ballot ior
United states senator was taken IN Ooth
house. to-day and resulted in Con receiving
81 votes in The House aud l2in the senate
and Kenua u ia the House ana IN Tue
senate. go
Hon. ". l.. Wilson was honored with
eieht votes IN The tEO houses, and J. W:
COshorn, o. HE | niOn Labor party, received
two votes. Onte number nj gentlemen oil
both psrties received complimentary votes
from TIER friends.
owing to the delay in the organization oil
the senate It is said that the Democrats in
tend 10 delay the election OF senator Tor
one week in order TO make il legal; but u "a
quite likelv that IT will be delayed still long
81 on account OF their inability 10 atree upon
a candidate. IN The mean time the RepuDh-
cans consider Gsn's chances good.
In tse state sesste to-day they elected the
Clerk, sergeant-pt-Arms,a and Doorkeeper
the latter beiog cslored man.
This afternoon Scustor scott, OF ono
county, offered a resolution rcqucitinG tue
Comalitce on Privileges and Elections to in
quire and report whether J. y. sweeney aHd
i. II. Oxley, two Democratic senators, bad
not removed from their respective districts
md thereby vacated their seats In the Senate.
Th,s elected considerable discussion, but was
fs7liy tabled.
several efforts we're m.de 10 pass re'olu-
ton requiring The senate 10 proceed to the
House 81 Delegate, there 70 canvass The re-.
turns ~ the election Of state officers. but all
proved futile. This, however will proba-
iIv be- done Tomorrow, and Tie Joint COM
mitiee 10 take testimony Ia regard 10 the
eu6clnstoriai contest will then be appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
United states senators EIscted.

ny telegraph % tho hihpath.l
TRENTON. s.. H., January 22.-Ihe Legis-
Itne. taIotug scpsrs'elr, to-day reelected
John *. McPAer'on, Democrat. 10 the United
states senate. The vote stood: Mcpherson,
A.: S-wril, a5--ths straight party vote.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL- January 22.-The
Ier'sstuie. yotisg separately, to-day re-
elected 10 the United states senate shelby
Culom. The vote stood: Cullom, 10;
John 81. Palmer. 81.
II. LOTS. January 22-An Austin Tex
special TO the Pos'-Dispaich ssys the Legs
ature to-day, voting separately. reelected
Richard Coke % TIE United states senate
without opposition.
NIyN. ORR. January 22.-Both houses Of
the legislature took q vote in separate Bee
sfon f1r United states senator this morning.
DoIp1, the present incumbent, received go
votes; Governor PenoYer, (Democratl, IS;
scattering, 4. The House viii meet In joint
convention tomorrow and declare DOph
elected.
Sr paul. MrVV., January 22.--At 1l'lj 70
night the doors Of the senate chamber were
opened. after baviny been closed OIL day, the
body being engaged IN investigating tie
charge, OF bTiherf 10 The senatorial conte.t.
The vote Tor scEator was taken and resulted :
wa,bbun, "a: T. b. wilson. .; knu'e
Nelson, !. TIE vote vas completed at y. 10,
ana the senate aaiourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

fists excel in activity for the General. M.
BsraIi denounces the abstention as the e.
iscement OF the party and invokes the aid oil
every Conservative Inperlai.t.
The language OF the press wakes warm.
The Nstisoal asserts that the deceased father
81 Bouapeer was a usurper, that the exc
cuted murderer Campi was the Generals
brother, aud that man murderer who was
named Ducrot vas the business partner OF
Bonlanger here.
The squabbIes OF the Generals domestic
life, his debts and intrigues, are also detailed.
The Bousngists respond by hArping
upon the charge that The Govern
ment has employed tho secret-service
fund in the interest OF Jacques. Mean
while the inactivity Of Jacques annoys bis
supporters. who are seeking even now
another candidate. Betting on the Bourse
varies daily. To-day cslsulsiors give Bou-
lspger 2l5,000 votes against 10000, and odds
were laid stnst the Republican candidates.
The influence OF the members OF the Nunici-
pal Council, who are almost unanimously
agsinst Boulanccr, is the leading factor IN
making bis success doubtful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

bv n squad Of hfieea OF the Chatham Home
Gu,rd. and carried 20 Chatham for triAl; hs
was taken into court to-day and was aoou,
10 be pIaced on trial, WHEN the Judge ASKED
him In which court be preferred 70 be trleu'
County or Circuit? Pritcbett said the 1,r.
cult Court, aad consequently bis trial WIN DC
postponed until the April term. Much as'
appointment IL expressed over this de'sS,
and some colored persons tried to raise =
mob aud lynch him. A special late tnis
afternoon from Chatham says that u ne '
not taken away early In the night be Will DC
lynched before mornist.
City-Sergeant Clay will start 70 Rlchnono
IN the morning with r. r. Hopkins, the
forgsr, and Caldwell Stothan, the notorious
thief. for the penitontiAry.
John ". Brockenbrough, well-Eno"n
Young man, died at the home OF bis grand
iather-.Johu william Nurrell-yesterday
evening: sged twenty-five years.
10 10 this date 1850 shares OF stock pave
been taken IN the Land.Improvemeut COM
pany.
There Il much talk Of starting large SHOE
manuiactory here In the near future
syndicate can be raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

ID lFAFa = 80 - NV bt'Ns+.NiAf4
PIIs3Cson. Pa, January 1.-THE hear
ing ri the case OF Cashier BrnfV Nolgst. OF
the Firners and Mechanics BtUk, who Il
CHARGED with enbezzlins the funds Of that
institution, vss 10 have been held to-day,
but vas postponed until next saturday.
In the mean tine 10 is slated number Of
other srresis will be made. SiRce The srrest
~ Noieht n cheek for $4,000 drawn upon
the bank IN The name OF vs. iHiam Yoixht aud
eadoreel hy bis bro'ber - cashier Pas been
disc, vered 10 ono o. tue section. holes Of the
safe. $50 trace Of tee check las been found
Oh the books. sud IL, recovery may threw
some light on the STAIRS Of the bank. The
brother 4 absent and bis relatives DO not
know where he is or when he Will return.
II is stated that the asscis Of the bank will
not pay more than - per cent. OF the liabill-
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
The Grest cato Of 1903.


one ~ the most remarkable cases OF the
mower az tie glCat gale 81 1903 VS. the re-
no,sl ~ stoBs Of four hundredTeisht,
which lay sheltered under bank, 10 dis
lance of seven wards ON the kaEscotc
estate. i'm Gloucester, GnO trees. al about
eighty i-ct IN beloht. were thrown down
within compass % five acres. The storp
wss accompanied 10y thunder and lightning
sad wstcr-spouts. A clergyman, writing
from BcsscHlegh, says:
"On Friday. November 2Cih, in The after
nocn shout If the clock country fellow
came running 10 mr. Ia Rrsst fright and
Verv earnestly eutIcated me 10 go aad see
riilar. a. be called il, I'D the air i'm field hard
liz. went with he fellow snd ohcn came
found it TO be spout marching directly with
the wind: ami can think 0i netting ! ctu
compare IL 90 better ibsn the trunk OF an
clpphsnt which u rcsembled, only Euch
bigger. n was extended to great length
and swept he ground a. II went, leaving
a mark behiad 10 crossed field AMI,
which was verv strange land which
snould scarce have hseR induced 20 believe
nal / not myself seen II, besides several
rouutrymcn. who were astonishCd al No..
meeiins win on OAK that stOsd towards the
Middle OF the field. snapped The body ~ II
as,pder. AierWArds. crossing road, II
Smoked up The water that WAS IN the cart
ruts. Then coming u an old barn II
tu1iblrd 10 down; and the thstch thAt ~as
on the top MAS carried about by the wind,
which was then very high snd IN geea, cor
fusion. After this followed II no further,
and therefore saw no more oi H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

naval and Canal Taucrs-Appro-
ntlatlnns

fpy Telegraph TO gro Diepat-hl
WASHINGTON. January a3 - lhe secretary
OF tt- ticIsIiy hasa approved iho r'c'mmon'
dailou uf fhc Arflne Auplsiser OF New orh
f.r thr di.ml,sd az gNe examiners. three
samplers, and one cIeih, and tlc Neriter 300
tnc Apprai-er's Office. 1Ac dlsml-sals were
made to-day.
The United states Steamer Os-iQoe has
been ordered goo proceed without delay 90
A.nIrw.u for tac protection oi American
interest, ou tle ls.h au'. The Ncssci snow
20 KINGSTON. Jsuai.a. shetowed The fitalser
V.treu Republic from Pert au Prince to
rrafrort. Her departure Tor Aspiswill will
leave the niicd states mrrpfcsesied by
,,af-,,s.el Iu The ilsytisu waters until the
arrival ufthr | uited Sia'cg steamer Ata!sui@.
which sailed from New NOIk SUNDAY The
Tinted States steamer Galsua, Which has Al
rIyrI Il Key Nest. is., nom Pert 2u
Prince. hes hten ordered 60 thc maynard
al Pensacola for repairs. When these are
made She viii proceed south again, either To
Aspinwall or Port au Prince.
The District OF Columbia appropriation
fpl. reaerted 10 he senate to-day, sppropri-
tt,. fj.cSLSos, "a increase OF Sl'G">b 10
over the Drill asst caElc from the House. The
rrinripai .tems OF increase ~ appropriation
are for sewers. paving streets, and inciea'-
lux the police force.
Corierrees on the part oi the two houses
ON the Nicaragua canal biil held smother
meeting to-day aud succeededia reaching an
agreement on tSe Qusstons at ltsue. lhey
positively refuse To- give eut amy lntorm@-
tfon ns 10 tpc bsfis Of sgrecmeui, Oul sum
Gent is ratuered 10 warrant The fasumpuon
fIat the Mii has been Invested OF such at the
amendments added by the House fS made
81. according to common usderSidodluS' un'
desirable fortke company 10 accept
Among TIE amendments which are oeleN'0
g. have boon dropped az modified are those
requiring tina, 10 per cent. OF tse capilalsiocs
Dc paid M before any bonds are sold; pro-
,.aing lor the printing across the lace OF the
bond, Of the notice that The tuNed STATES IS
moi rcspou.lbic for them, and allowing tn
United states 10 nN TIC rate, OF tolls on The
canal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

ny Anglo-Aner'can cable 70 tue Dis9aich.l
81. PETERSBURG. January - Count
Tolstors project for the reform OF the local
Government beng opposed by auajouty u
the Council Of tue EmPre, be- o0rrs 10 re-
usn. The car, however, who does not con-
sder the opinion Of tae Couscii Hnal. has
instructed Tolstoi 10 await bis p-rscEai dect-
sion. The Withdrawal OF IOBtOi would
cave the Pobi-donS-tzeh supreme ~ tae
councils OF the car sud Augment me
streasth of the Pauslavi'ts. The sinister
reports that come from Bulgaria keep tie
Government on the slcrt for Developments.
Prince Terdlnand'l sbdicston Is a question
OF DAYS.
The orthodox bishops are preparing 70 de-
nnunce him a. an Oppressor OF faith. Grs-e-
danin savs that the ,Iesnit., under the shelter
OF the Prince, are convincing 40 active pro-
pagandi amsng the peasants, promising con-
Verts privileges that are aOi accorded 10 tue
orthodox. The SlsvOnic society sends dlily
teleerams directing the movement against
Prince Ferdinand. The BsGeps are CONT
dent OF ousting the PRICE. Measures VIII
be taken when Ferdinand abdicates 70 pre-
vent The retura Of Alexander without the
a.seat Of the Car.
An ukas- h.. ocen issued applying the law
OF March %. 1887, relating 10 foreigners en-
gagged IN the mining industry 10 Poissd.
Tue foreigners must rOt prcspec' Tor miaerals
beyond their own property. Persons or
companies that Obtsiaed ri.ats prior TO 1887
N The district. assigned 10 them retain suc1
rights. The uksse aims 10 check German
aud other foreign speculation in Polish mine.
Heucefsrth new mines must be worked ana
on ned by Russians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
rux BIRMINGHAM rKAGrDY
Have. Brought into COur;-pieadS
set tutisy.

rspesal telegram TO ne DispAtchl
TfruNenAv. Ala, janusrS 22.-Vhe
Grand Jury TO-DAY returned three indlct'
fucnt~ for murder IN the srst degree against
l{tcnard Il. HAYES Re q indicted Tor tae
murder Of hi, vie aud child ltene on tue
nient 81 December /, 1855. and for the wur-
der NJ his little NAY on the Night Of Deem
ber8l. After the three indictments hsd peen
handed IN TO The CLERK OF the Criminal court
thc solicitor ordered HAYES brought into
court aad ariaigned for trisl Court vas
over for the day. and - quietly IS pesslhie
IlaNes was brought down from the lail
IN charge ol four deputy sberlns.
Loss thsn de2-a spectators were
pre.ent 100 the courtroom when he entered,
accompanied hy bis attorney and the four
ofs.er.. IaWcs bad shaved. MS hair was
Gun. and be Was Hcstly dressed. Court vas
called 10 order. aud Solicitor Hawkins IN y
cl..r voice rcsd the indictment, charging
Richard Il. Hsyes witt the wiltul murder
Of hrs daughter Nav bv sirsngulStlon or
drowning. A. she reading Of TIE Hdic'>
uert preceded HAYES turned very pale,
ms lirs twitched ner,susy, apd ne glanced
around the Taom A. though locking TOT
chance 20 etcape. By tse tine the >oiiehoI
had hnishsd reading the last inoiei~eh.
fIawes had fully recovered his copposure, shu
answered In a trn voice Not sull!F'
The rsse was ihen SET for trial next hsB-
day. January 2s,h. Hswos's attorney on
iaat day will move for change OF senue'
having ALREADY prepared sgd.,its to the ei'
feet that hi. client cssnst secure isir tsd
,ansrtial trial IN this county Solicitor law.
ln. a. preps,ed couHter sh5davits, and VIII
ros.,t 10 the ut1,ost the mstson for change
u ,eope. Ar<upeEt Of the motion VIII
probably consume one or TWO days and
ne motion a dsaied IL will be Thursday or
sitf before the trial begins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
HALIFAX.
AN IHCEyDIARY FIRE AT The TOWN
or SOUTH BOSTON.
A Prominent south-ofDsn Citizen ram
fully InJursd-Parmsrs' Alliances
Tobacco Market
rspecisf telegram to the Dlspstch.l

sourH Bosrog, January 22.-This morn
ing about 2 O'Clock Mr. y. W. Hs'kinss
stable was destroyed by fire. Five head OF
horses aud mules were burned, as TIE hre
was discovered too tate 20 he extlnruithed'
Mr.. HssEins'- lo.s ia about $1,000 OF Sl,ol0.
with only $500 Insurance. The IRE must
have been incendiary, but there Is no clue 10
the preparation OF the deed.
Mr.. n. r. Willard. prominent sou'h-oi-
Dan citizen, was very painfully injured
day or two ago by being thrown from he
horse. At this writing be Is more comfoia-
bic and thought 10 be improving.
President Barbee snd Mr. G. q. Lea, OF
North Carolina, have writes that they VII
BE- In South Boston on the 2s'n instant ana
organizs = farmers alliance club here.
Breaks A. the warehouses have been rather
light Tor the past two or three DAYS The mar
ket IL .tiG and scfiye, fine prices prevailing.
The NObln & Hudson Tobacco Company
a DAY or tive afo received check Tor sl50
from the Virginia Exposition authorizes,
beng the prize awarded them Tor the Dest
mahogany fllers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Arabs Iusiiant over Victory.

Try Anglo-American cable 70 the Dspatch.l
ZANZIBAR, January 22.-The Arabs have
made an evacuation ~ the coast by the Ger
mans the frat condition OF the release Of the
missionaries who have been captured by
them. The nsYsl garrison at Dar-es.Saaam
hs- been compelled 10 withdraw owing to
tae severe outbreak OF fever sm0ng the men.
Further fighting occurred At Bagomoyo on
saturday. The coat Arabs are iubilant
over their recent victories snd captures.
The Italian var-ship Dorali has Withdrawn
from the blockade. Large shipments Ot
arms and ammunition are arriving from
Belgium. England, and Germany. The
British Indians are preparing a petition de-
handing compensation for the ruin brought
upon their trade by the lighting between the
insurgents ana Germans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

Montgomery NAlE'l hS's''-i
A sale Of mule by the pouns was maue
IN Montgomery saturday. NJ. ~ pen. nau
tee ysuBt mule, four yesrs o,", Auu ~ va
for al. n siOO cash. kr. n. J. Bel offered
~ huv tks uuls. but ne couldn't see Mr.
Hehr's figures. Finally Mr.. Bell proposed
70 DIV. sir. Bssr l2t cents per poupd Tor Ioe
rnis and Mr.. Bshr accepted. This put the
ststI,msn on a level, and each man was
s,skisr his judgment on the matter OF gro;,
vs,yht, Mr.. Bear thought the mule "onid
y. ss.s enenss 10 rux tks egures up TO bis
"rlr, but Mr.. Bell IVES willing TO nKs ,se
ehsnc,s The trade was closed seeerd'asly.
and The mule was ted sreuns TO sne nearest .s.
x ,~S 10 be weighed. 1t tipped me
'cs,ss A. e70 pousds. and hr. Bell cot bis
muIe for $3.50. II Is understood 'oss II
wss The tirsI time that anybody svergota"s!
win Mr.. Behr in q mule trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
roar OF RicHNOND, JlNuAaY 2. i'@

ARRlFED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise aud
passengers. J.. b. la.lu, agent.
SAILED.
steamer OLD DOninton, Couch. New York. mer-
chandiss aRd passengers. George ". Allen q
Co. agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
rho Imam VIE CompnnY.


l.|'--aT T'T"-T ~ y ~ T---I7-7'T
TrvIsGroN, ". January GA meeting
az Tire sicckaoldtr' Of HE Bgcna Vista COM
psrv wac held this afternoon In Frank %
Usu. Remarks were made by b. q. Moo
nav. A. J.. Nelson. and +. I. glasgow.
Copies OF the pro peciu' were distributed
amoae those present, slowing the great "a
vantaees n the place, ". over 1000 shsres.
par value 600, have already been subscribed
Tor. Tn. SUCCESS 81 the scheme is assured.
Prominent capitalists have written asking
for blocks Of susrcs. The movement will
grow. and . manufacturing CITY Of $1,000 to
1900 people on the celebrated Buela VISTA
estate rs row auX-d fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Donations from the President and
others.

SAVANNAH, Ga, January 22-Presideut
Cleveland and Secretary WBitn,y have cAcn
eiyeu S2j and Colonel Lamont $40 20 the
fluid being raised ~ the savannah newSps.
per-men for The family Of TIE hte Edwin
Martin. Who died during the Jacksonville
veNow-iey'r epidemic. he total Of Inc fund
il still less th1a $1,000, but f. l. hoped that
the generosity n the distinguished gentle
men mentioned VIII quicken the public iu-
terest and give The fund new imoulse. All
drafts should be made payable TO ). II. Estll,
Sayannsh, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
BsuIsux.r Ke.pisx Open House.

lBy Anslo-Amsriean cable TO The Dispsich.l
PARIS. January 22.-rhe Boulsngiils are
showing great energy all along the line:
Boulsnser will not have himself 10 blame II
he does not head the poll neIt sunday.
During this week he wilt keep bis house
opea to all coaer,, the reception iasHns from
Z A. NJ. 10 Up. ii. Yesterday and day De-
fore the General was called upoo by con-
slant stream Of uniformed oncers OF the
territorial army who bad csne 70 Paris TO
attend the military bali. and the scene re.
sembed an army DEMONSTRATION In favor OF
the General. The Roys!isis are still divided
on the question Of sssiaiaing from voting.
Geseral Meatsndou, The Rsyslist who was
lately returned for SOME on the Boulsngst
ticket, was welcomed in the Chamber Oh
Deputies to-day by Admlral ID. Hersey In
an address In which 1ouianger was not sl-
luded To. On the other hand the Imperial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Catholic Colonization.

PTrsBURGH. Pa, January PA Catholic
Colonization society, with capital stock Of
Sl00, 600, divided into 1000 shares, has been
formed The objects Of the society are 10 es.
tsbhsh Catholic colonies IN the South TO en-
care in manufacturing, mining, numbering,
stock-raisiug. Be. Large tracts OF suitable
land will be secured 10 Northern Georgia
ard Aabams, and the capital stock may
possibly ne increased to sl,000. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
ON THE DAN.
stepped OLA Moving TrAin-Ao EVi-
dencs Of Poison

k0FTVIHl F0-V 3 VII y ~
DANylLLE, Va. January % +. r. Haw-
kius. ward conductor OF the Richmond aud
Danviile railroad, stepped fron moving
train Al Dundee last night and Tell ell tres
tie distance OF twenty feet. His lower jaw
WAS broken and other injuries were sus-
tanned.
THIS morning. the three col0red women
charged with POISONING squire Fo"lkes' an
innate Of the jail, were before the Mayor.
The doctor testified be saw no evidence Of
noison In making the posi- m0rten examina-
ton Of Fowlkes's body, and the women we're
DISCHARGED.
W. p. Robinson, recently asiudged IN
sane. has been taken TO the Southwest insane
Asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
RIcHMoND TlEACeO NARKHr

JANUARY -. 1891.
Loose s4'es to-day were 70 90 20 lnds, making
tho lsrgest ysi this season, Sish some very good
tobacco sod, and yet pn. IS dii not eIcsei g.
psc pound. .SolRinF further aesd be said than
nas been on the suhis,t If low prices On
change offerings OF No,l Nirg MIA wore forty
tlreo packages. o. wnira thuty-siT were sold
and seven takon in. Tn5 cutters sold, Which
woro quite rool. rage a. per following prices
IS. 49,. .. ~, y, y. ~ 81, 5is, -, 32s, %.
Ea33l4c. Tho fou0yiag were wrapper prices:
&C. o. -. 30, 2l4. go, gs1, ans 22sc. Lugs SOIL
Gt4to7ltc. smokers ard sten'sers st7S 10 l5c.
Moro bidding Aad more spirit charaeterized tho
market today han Tor several days past There
Wa $50 q moderate amount o. private trading
In Ola STOCK, and warehouse shipments we're
quite lively IS for several days past Vest Fir-
gina brssks Will probably soon show falling
OF in grade II not ia Quaitf. as many leading
planters hays already seld their crops.