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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Mr.. +. 4. Bracket. of the Massachu-
setts Commission on Fisheries and Game,
is making arrangements to commence
the propagation Of HOLSTERS on the Mass
achusetts coast early in June. \ steam
launch has been purchased by the com
mission and is now being fitted for TINS
work. Mr. Bracket has made the draw
ings for Matching boxes, and they are now
being constructed lie expects to be
able TO turn 10000, 900 young Holsters
into Massachusetts, waters this season.
The experiment will be watched with a
great deal of interest by every one IN
terested in fish culture, as this is the
first attempt made 10 propagate the
lobster artifcially The lobster tsh'
ermen are interested in the expert
ment. and have promised to give sll the
aid and assistance in their power to help
the project along. and ii is from them
that Mr. Bracket expects 10 secure the
female lobsters and, As female lobster
of twelve inches in length carries from
30 600 to 10000 eggs, he will only re-
ouire from POO to 400 10
furnish the requisite number of eggs tt
make up the enormous number he pro
poses to hatch this season. Professor
:. Carmen will be detailed from Harvard
College 20 assist Mr. Bracket IN TIM
great undertaking.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
LiNCHBuRG.
Coupon Cases in Court - Handsome
Church TO be Built, SC.


Especial Correspondence Of the TENEsl
LyNcnBURG, May i2.-The Corpora
ton Court Yesterday was engaged most
of the day i'm considering the several
cases against the Commonwealth by
parties who had rendered coupons for
yerihcation and Identification in payment
of taxes. They were heard by a special
jury Of seven, and judgments rendered IN
every case for the plaintiffs. The NUM-
Der of plaintiffs involved was larger, and
so was the amounts which makes the
coupon question uniavorable TO the
Commonwealth al this point.
The St. Paul congregation of the
Fpiscopal Church of this city com
menced Thursday TO build new and en-
larqcd edifice for worship hereafter on
the corner of Seventh and Clay streets,
one of the most pleasant locations In the
city. The ground cost SlSOOU, ana lhe
building Is estimated at SlJ,OOO. \
great deal OF the money has been sub
scribed. and The balance will be forth
coming I'm short time. The GER
emonies were imposing, and conducted
bv Rev. Mr. Carson and other lead
inr members of the church. Captain
Charles VI. BlackiOrd acted as master of
ceremonies and made some appropriate
remarks. and Mr. r. G. II. kean, Major
Manson. and other gentlemen, performed
am interesting part of the ceremonies.
The church Is to be q very fine one.
ON Wednesday next the Annual Epis-
copal Convention of Virginia meets IN
This city. and a very large number of
delegates from AN parts of the state Will
bee here. All of the railroads have grant
ed tickets ai half rates 10 those attend
ing
By the change OF schedule tomorrow
ON the Norfolk and Western railroad.
tine mails between This city Richmond
and other points East VIII be on
quickest time ever here. and those going
West will ada greatly 90 the benefit OF
the mails and travellers TO the Tennessee
line and South
Mr Henry W. Jones, one of the oldest
and most popular citizens of Bedford
county. and widely connected i'm this city
and elsewhere. died suddenly yesterday
of apopleNy.
To Show how capital and enterprise
are flowing into Southwest Virginia, 1t
is only necessary TO say that within the
last week as much as S36 900 have been
invested by Northern capitalists in and
near Big Stone Gap, in Wise county and
ihe tide is still flowing in that direction.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
Nh Phelr. be the Va ?

WASHINGTON. ID. G., May IA
private letter from Berlin relates that
thc question who is to be the American
Minister at that court is a matter OF
much interest among the German
officials. Ii says The general belief Is
Chat when the Samoan conference has
done its work, one of the commissioners
William Walter Phelps, will receive the
appointment as Minister go,
The London Times, of April -, assert
ed that IL so understood, and it is GU
rious fact learned at the Ameri-
can legation that Prince Bismarck sent
The other day TO the legation to make
inquiries about The particulars OF MI.
Phelps public career IL looked as
though the Chancellor had had some pri-
vate iniimation that Mr.. Phelps was TO
he made Minister.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
Ahnnt the CharIe.ton.

WAsmNcroN. p. G.. May l2-Ihe
following dispatch was received hy Sec
retary Tracey to-day
"SANrA BARBARA. Cali, May d..
so The Slrr,tvg ef tie NreA Wa9ng-
f.n
"Trips Charleston made to-day iai.-
ure owing TO starhoard engine slides
heating SO trouble with port engines
average revolutions for 10 minutes, lVE
maximum horsepower 1900 speed, lst
knots. at speeds up 20 800 revolutions
rqc,um o. inches. laeun decreased as
.peed increased falling at highest speed
10 % inches Boiler supplied steam
freely Nigued hi.NnANl ,
The Secretary said 90 representative
of the United Press, i'm explanation OF
his report. that the announcement ihal
the trial was failure, was, perhaps ac-
ceptable of wrong Interpretation. IL
was "a failure owing TO certain conditions
which could no doubt be remedied
easily
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

BosToN. May rs. +. Woodman, of
Hatch & WOOdman. insurance agents OF
this city, has started for Burlington,
Colo. to assist his partner, Mr. Hatch,
who is under arrest there, charged with
the murder of an uncle Mr. Noodman
says there is no doubt that Mr.. Hatch IS
the victim Of false swearing and circum-
siantial evidence. lie was on friendly
terms with his uncle and intended to as
sist him in securing the title to some
land. Mr.. Hatch was on a trip for his
wife's health when arrested.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

The fascination court proceedings have foi
some people is only cqualed by the uncon-
troiable desire some people have for base'dll
There are pe0ple. ani quite "a number %
them. who visit the court house when the
courts are in session and -et out the whole
day in listening to testimony 100 cases on trial
Some of them arc veteran. In the business,
and their faces have been familiar to the
ianifors for more than ten year, Occasion
aliy onediawear-. bat another will soon take
his uiacc. so that thc general averages about
th. same They seem to understand each
other. and are often beard interchangins
opinions They generally congresate 90 the
court room where the most interesting trial
Is in progress. and are u0t satisfied until they
have ascertained the result Some of them
nave been known around until u o'clock at
night waiting Tor jury 10 come IN, their
only motive being curiosity st. Louis Globe
Hautlnr4f
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
4 anne DOWN. ON Twin creeI.

Portsmouth. ONO, May l2.-Last
night there was q "hoe down on Twin
creek. about twelve miles below this
citv Several rough characters were in
attendance. Among them Wilson and
Amos Cooper. brothers, and Henry
Nickels. The latter had several guar
rels with the Cooper boys, and had
warned them to keep their distance. At
the dance they picked on Nickels, hot
words passed, followed by two revolver
shots In quick succession, and The
falling of Wilson and Amos
Cooper to the floor An examination
showed that Wilson Cooper had been
shot through the heart and Amos
through the left temple. Nic kels who
did the shooting. is a Nirginian. lie
made no attempt to escape and as yet he
has not been arrested.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Ala church sociabe held in Melon.
0urh. Chcnango county, This state, the
Young ladies having tired of the device
of raising funds Dy selling kisses at
quarter smack decided t0 pui them
selves un at auction and allow them
seIyo. fo Doe sold iO the highest bidder
ihe purchaser to be- allowed To
enjoy l0l fhe rest 0i the evening, to
tle exclusion of ai' others. the
society of thc badly whom Dee bought.
The Middleton irl.. in describing what
hauuonpl. Says OF course Che young
ladies intended chat TO should only De-
niav auction They meant 20 bee sold in
earnest f0l fun and to have real love
N time finding ont how much their
swain. valued them 49, in hard cash. I'm
heir innocence. however they did not
reckon upon the -uIleless sincerity. I'M
peuelrablc stupidity and intensely
practical character of some men. and so
if came chat one of the fair maidens got
into very serious trouble. 10 happened
that among ihe company present was a
elol-huDnnr y0kel who had no idea that
when Dee bought a girl 40 auction he
didni really get her ai al. The fellow
was known t0 De very penurious, 10 hang
on t0 Dis pennies like grim deal
tO sick monkey. and when
tine auction was in progress lac
asf0ni.hed every one in the loom 10y
the reckless way iL which hc ran up
fhe price on pretty girl Tie finally dis.
tancel aIi competitors. and the girl was
kuock,i d0Rn lo him at $40. lie drew
ont his wallet and counted oui the
money. ml tlen said he was going 20
take hcr home Niih llm 40 once. This
was new and unexpected develop
ment. and some undertook 90 explain
matters 90 the young man. bui he would
listen tO mo- explanation. He'd been
90 auctions before and had bought
COWS and horses. and, after paying for
them. had taken them home. hed
bought and paid for the girl, and why
couldn't hc take her with him What
did they sell her for y they did not IN
tend To let the Inan Who bought her
have her Did any one suppose that be
would have paid such price for tie gifi
II he had known that he was not al
/ lowed t0 take herr The more he talked
the madler lhe gictimiled country
man rOt. and a. he clustered and stormed
the maiden wept and the comedy was
rapidly becoming tragedy, when finally
/ H. occurred 90 some one 10 give the fel.
/ low back bis $40. This was done, and
/ he p0cketed 10 eagerly and took his de
parlure muiiering AS he went that they
couldn't fool him again with their gosE-
darned gal auctions. ~ y World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
The Mn.hlngton Club.

WAsnNcroN. d. c., May l2.-The
Pest this morning commenting on lhe
wretched work of the Washington
Baseball CLUB. says son the morning
of the last Boston game, three oil the
men. i'm company with some OF the boss-
ION men. were nearly drunk in a well
known saloon in this city and on a
number of occasions since the season
onened members of the team have been
seen I'M "A drunken condition, and 1t is a
matter of common talk that In certain
resort here three or four members can 'S S
found nightly drinking and carousing'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
KAUF MANN g. CO.,
4I3 E. BROAD ST.

Panama Canal scheme TO the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies.
BERLIN, MAY i3.-The meeting OF the
mining masters 40 Essen resolved iO
cease work ON forty-tw0 collieric- too
morrow.
BERLIN. May l2-lt is reported that
the Emperor bas conferred upon captain
Wissman the Order of the Red Eagle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
AnAIlesed Train wrecker Arrested.

CANroN, O., May Radioactive Nor.
ris. of Pinkert0n' Agency, has arrested
Tom Sadler. a convict paroled from the
Ohio penitentiary, on the charge of at-
tempting to wreck the yesiibule Train on
the Piitsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad near this place Rails and Ties
were strapped to the track but dis.
covered by farmers in time 90 prevent a
collision. Another man 'was arrested
whose name is withheld for fear that JOS
publication would give warning 10
others whom the officers hope 20 reach.
Sadler was sent to the pententiary for
complicity I'm murder here
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
He Had Ill. Hat On

There was little company at a little
dinner in a famous little restaurant up
town. whom a Washingt0nian, one OF
the guests. amused few evenings ago
with a little story current, he says, IN
Washington society.
Mr.. Blaine has a witty tongue, and Mr.
Russell Harrison has not very good man
ners. Ia this way it heppenod-not long
ago that Mrs Blaine, passing through
the White House corridor, had occasion
to stand for moment near Mr. Russell
Harrison. who was leaning against q
door Intel with his hat on and q cigar IN
his mouth
Seeing Mrs. Blaine looking at him with
a curious, inquiring stare, he said - \ on
don't recollect me. Mrs. Blaine. ] am
Russell Harrison
To which Mrs. Blaine answered No,
did not recognize you, Mr. Harrison
| never saw you before with your hat
on"
The gentleman who related the tale
was near enough to hear Mrs. Blaine
reply, and he said the hat came oil a.
though cyclone had struck il, and h'
has an idea that the lesson IN manner
will not be entirely lost upon the youn.
man from Montana.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
COWBOYS CAPTURED.
THEY STOLE CATTLE AND KILLED
FOUR INDIANS.
TKE SENIOR EX. UNITED STATES
SENATOR DEAD
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DE-
CIsIONS TO DAY.
sunday Base BAH Games President Har.
rison at Old Point-A United
states Paymaster Robbed
of 1000.

ALurQrrRQUE. y. NJ, May i2 The
three cowboys who killed four Zuna
Indians at Wingaic Thursday afternoon
have been caught Their names are
James Sommerville. David llamm and
Robert Davis The cowboys were
c rOuh 90 ranch in The
neichborhood. and. observing a num-
ber of cattle. drove of dozen or more.
The stock belonged 90 the Indians,
and as soon as they discovered the theft
they made after the COW boys. demanding
their stock. Argument proving futile.
the Indians attempted 90 take the cattle,
when S0mmcryille pulled his weapon
and shot one of the Indians dead. The
firing then became general The cow
BOYS proved the best marksmen,
and Killed an four Indians Davis
was shot through the body. but his COM
panions placed him ON his horse and
then fled The matter was reported TO
the sheriff. who. with pos,e, captured
the murdcrers. SOmmcryille is we'll
known horse and cattle thief
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
I,nchhnrg 1obaceo alarket.

LyNcmuRc, Va. May u.-Our re-
ceipts showed q further increase this
week. and reached 743 pounds against
6Oj. 900 pounds last week. The total
sold since October I 1883, amounts TO
1862. zoo pounds against l6,Oj' 800
pounds during same period last season.
offerings consisted principally of com
mon and nondescript grades, for which
prices were rather @ little of, but all
GOOD and substantial tobaccos continued
90 DE I'M strong demand, and sold at for
mer figures. llOLT SCHAEFER ~ Go.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
THE CRUISER CHARLESTON.
Facts About the Vessel Outside OF the
Ohcial Report.


SANTA BARBARA. Cali, May l2.-ln
addition TO the facts stated in the Official
report of the trial trip OF the cruiser
Charleston, it is learned that the trouble
with the starboard high pressure slide
was due to the development Of some
hard spots in the steel The defect was
noticed on the trip from san Francisco,
but il was thought that 10 had been
elimanted before Yesterday trip
began. The starboard engines speed
had to be lowered, and this
made it impossible 10 develope
the highest steam power of which the
cruiser is capable During the entire
trip the quantity OF steam in the boilers
was in exceseof requirements, only one
slide out of the power was affected, The
others working perfectly. While the
representatives of the nion Iron
works naturally feel some disappoint-
ment over the temporary trouble, the
naval officers aboard express great con-
fidence in the vessel and predict that
with full power employed she Will easily
exceed nineteen knots.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
4 chem,sr Kin. nIm.elf and Daughter.

ClNcrNNAu, o., May PA. j. Blanc,
a chemist in the employ of the Diehl
Fire Works Company. shot his wife and
seven-year-old daughter with 32-calihre
revolver about o'clock this morning,
and then fired a bullet into his own
head. jealousy was The cause. The
woman's injuries are not necessarily
fatal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
4 SOLICITOR GENERAL SOON TO BE
APPOINTED.
COMPTROLLER TRENHOLM AND
HIS SALARY.
TELFGRAPHIC TICKS FROM THE Ma
TONS CAPITAL.
a Cincinnati Chemist Kills Himself and
seven Year Old Daughter-fatal
Shooting at a Hoe Down" on
Twin Creek.

WASHINGTON, d. G., May PA so.
licitor-Genefal of the Department will
be appointed this week. The resigna-
tion of Judge jerks. the incumbent, has
been accepted, TO take effect on the loth
instant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

WASHINGTON, ID. c. May lS-Ihe
funeral of The late Major-General liarney
took place to-day at 10 o'clock, noon
from the Pennsylvania Railroad depot.
The remains were escorted to Arlington
cemetery by the TWO troops OF cavalry
from Fort Myor, under the command OF
Colonel Carpenter. Mrs Harney accom-
nonied the remains. and the eight BODY
hearers were selected from the oldest
sergeants Of the Third Artillery barracks
here
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
A United states paymaster Robbed b'
Iaudif-

NEW Yoak. May IA special from
Tusc0n. A. T.. says Bandits attacked
Pavmaster- Clerk Gibbon and three es-
coris of eleven soldiers Yesterday in
gorge near Fort Thomas, and during the
frht eight soldiers were wounded. nNe
seriously. The bandits secured The
funds which the paymastcr was taking
from Wilcox TO Fort Thomas, amount
inr t0 S2g. 900. and escaped to the noun
tains A troop of cavalry from Fort
Grant has been sent in pursuit of them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

CHARLESTON. s. c.. May i2.-Ihe oil
houses of the Charleston and Savanna
Railroad Company were partially dc.
stroyed by fire to-day with 36 bales of
cotton Loss, $1,000. insured
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
A steamer Disabled

CHARLESTON, >. C.. May ~ The
steamer Morgan City, from New York
for New Orleans put in here to-day WITH
her prOpeller loose
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

At ST. Louis-Game postponed ON ac-
count of rain
AtLouisyille-Lo Louisyilles. %. Athletics,
%
At Kansas City-kansas Ciiy.Colum-
lumbus game postponed on account OF
rain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
THE WING,

Established January, 1921,
wa absorbed by The Daily
Tunes December -, ISSS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
The OaiIv Times " viii,

The Daily Times " Will,
a- soon ~ praCtICable.
move it, entire plant and
Office tO the first nOOr of
ihc large and COTnnOdiOuS
building No. 9OG East Vain
.ircct. recently occupied
hs VIM. Mitchell Il 90.
Having added largely iO
flc former outfit, the
Daily Times il now pre-
narcd tO fulfil all the re-
.ui.iiC~ Of a live. progress
Itr new ~papcr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
Death ~ the senior ~ United States
Namnlnr.

senator.
RoNE. y. y. May l2.-llon. Henry A.
Foster died at his home in this city last
night in his ninetieth year. lie was the
senior oX- nited States Senator, having
been appointed i'm 1914. one year before
Simon Cameron. of Pennsylvania.
In 1853 President Pierce appointed him
United States District Attorney for the
northern district of New York, but he
declined I'M 1863 hc was elected Justice
of the State Supreme Court and has
held many positions of honor and trust
in This community lie wa, the last sur
yiying member of the famous ALBANY
Regency. which for many years con-
tf0ied ihe politics of this state
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Mr. ]. r. EDWARDS, Wilson, y. c.
saws. 81 have used Bradycroiine for eight
months for headache, and never IN SIN
ole instance has IL failed TO cure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Give your horse package Of Dixie
Condition Powder" If you wishimproYe-
ment in looks and speed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

..,,.. fvo.. WILLIAM ~. iYONs.
/ YONS s. LYONS.
ArrDRvFYs AND COUNsELLORs
AT LAW.
No. f shafor's Building. Richmond "a
wswD give prompt attention % law bus
r... .na.I<hc state and Federal courts of the
t..f Richmond AND admeevt connues.
n0y1 I'm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
MILLINERY
mfa.t Broad street

In -flfDh of handsome flowers ln
..-. NIrath-. feathers ANA tips VIII '' We"
largest aud land.0mcst SELECTION "t
...I .nI unfrmmed goods DOB thc cIi,.
..anI Guile. bats and nuuuets too numerous
... .... for vour..If. myl22t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Sick headache cured by Or, Dayid's
pills
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

"Our Plantation cigar is the best for
cenis OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
CABLE FLASHES.

PARIS, May l2.-M. Poiree, Opporiun-
ist. was to-day elected Senator for the
Department OF the Seine.
PARIS, May RE Temps says the
Cabinet has decided to submit the new
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Nothing beats our Chocolate MIX
shake OWEN x MINoE DRUG Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IA good
soaking rain fell here Saturday night
and sunday evening Thought TO be
general ALEX. HARTHlLL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

ADMINISTRATIONS round next Saturday
and dine. unless it should rain.
Smith-But suppose II should rainf
Well. then, come the day
before Truth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured. by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS K MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

Ice Cream Soda Water at our Foun-
tain OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13

puhli>hcd every day i'm the
YEAR. and the only Monday
morning daily issued i'm
LLreinIa.
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SUMMER MILLINERY.

compelled space extensive variety of White straw Good
wi opr
ie shall Ne BAH rolling MoNDAl MLnuy nusnInn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST CABLE FLASHES FROM Ell RO-
PEAN SHORES.
TROUBLE WITH MINING STRIK-
ERS IN GERMANY
THE ARREST OF AN ALLEGED TRAIN
WRECKER.
The Steamer Morgan Disabled at Charles
ton-0il-Houses Surned-1he Defects
of the United States Cruiser
Charleston Other News

BERLIN, May l2-The entire military
garrison of Dussee Dorf is now in the
district disturbed by the miners strikes.
At midnight last night the rioters set fire
to an oil factory at Leirenfeld, causing
the complete destruction of the works
The miners at Muelhern and Deisberg
have Joined the strikers and the strikes
still spreading Tie pitmen at Schlesen-
berg attacked their fOremen with dag
gers last night and drove them from
the works. The military was sent
for and arrived at 3 o'clock this
morning The rioters separated into
two bodies and took refuge behind a
railroad embankment where they hooted
and jeered at the troops. The com
mander of the soldiers thrice demanded
that the rioters disperse, and upon their
third refusal ordered bis men to fire.
The order was obeyed, and six persons
were killed, including a child four years
of age and a woman was wounded.
The rioters then dispersed. The first
consignment of coal from Belgium ar
rived in the disturbed district to-day.
There was no disorder in,consequence
Of its arrival, as the whole region bris-
ties with bayonets. The mine owners
held a meeting at Essen to-day, which
was also attended by government Off
cials. and passed resolution to increase
the wages of the miners to the extent of
their demands, but firmly refused to con
cede the demand of eight hours per day.
FIRE IN THE HOLD or THE STEAMSHIP
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29
August Sale
is oV Err

all kind Now
been selling
wills yconvm
showt offered n Napoleon