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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
Zig liailroah Enterprise.

Louisville. KY. October i.-One Of The
greatest pieces Of railroad enterprise that
has ever developed In Louisville, - mat
he,ac worked by number Of Louisville
gentlemen, backed 10y a strong syndicate OF
Eastern capitalists and the New York ten
tral Railroad Company.
An of The properly situated on Main street
he,,veen Broch and Handbook, has been
nurchased and will soon bc converted into
Yard facilities and large passenger depot
vii be erected ai Brook and Main streets.
The proposed Cincinnati, Louisville and
D,,ton road, now being surveyed between
Huntsville and Cincinnati Uta Madison ON
The Indiana shore, is 10 become part OF the
nroperty of the Now York Central. The new
bridge over the Ohio az this point Will be
used by the new line.
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KNIGHTS or LABOR.


II. Lori~. uct lper :. ih.I' Na- large
open meeting or the hn..h-- 90 i.tf.r .itlie
Central Turn II ,ll th'- tf ..n-. i0 lrnn-
incnt speakers wtr. i0Nd. d. illl INLAND
Illye-. 0f fho executive N.lri. t.i I. X.
Lake. mls,er Yor.u.sa of ...ffrt %. am-
BIS L.. Nh. rovd.il. maie aA.ft el.,iif,
speech. in which heH,cia.i I'D il- charges
made against him. The MINORITY o tAcm
he rcfutrd with GO'uMen,ars evidence. ano
Others a. considered too trivia. o. ANSWER.
lie was enthusiastically eI T.i many
iinas during the delivery oftn- .r' %. II,
quoted the q, ld. nrr 'at S.t..h N0 h tht
char.., snadc against him. lIir, D. ifAnm
had been expelled from the osi.r. Dee wa.
occasionally Interrupted with .r 'pn
from lhe hostile faction. aad -c' ert. "l ihe,.
inierroga.oss We're ojecisd i.ru .ht hlll
The situation tonight shoe ID 81. n inNdcrli
j. on top. ana that hi. en - '- lAft lut. of
ganizaiiOn and head. I'll. 11ecutnr boar,
hea,d .,inercc to-day about ihe trouble, 10
the local assemble. rlt - ilyn liberation
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4 gentleman riding on hoisoDae'. ofcs -he
Western prairlcs' met q dilapi .'-i'a 'll-'l.e
schooner drawn 10y l-if oi liiit HAi n'i
.o" oroi oxen. \ fassci uncoDi' AAn 'ii
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STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YoEk. October }. r. 9. Dun \
Cnmpany'- weekly review oi 'rdoe VIII
say: The cotton manuiacturef mas lea7"''
+" rejoice M the collapse of The Liverpool
corner and the price Of raw cotton has de-
nlinnd 81 cent. with sales of 3lO.OJ bales.
fhe s,,.rar trust seems not likely % follow
the copper syndicate and the cotton corner
nj least. as far ~ prices il concerned. kaN
sugar is lower. the demand for consumption
helm. slack. and meanwhile heavy sales oi
sugar tr,s: stock have depressed the price
10 about 90 ccnts
The business failures in the United states
for the quarter ending viii september
we're 2.21G. showing decrease ~ - nom
last year. but for pine month, me number
has heen 80. an increase Of -. During
the nas, week there were il2 failures IN The
Inilcd States.
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CHICAGO. Oricbef i.--rhe work o. -ocur-
ing jury in the Crlnln c;,-s Wa, resumed
AZ lO O'Clock ihi. morning. Mr.. L0wle,,
who was temporarily passed yesterday was
excused tor cause. Eighteen We're * II
ined to-day. sixteen Were excused l's Cause,
and teo challenged peremp,orily ~ the
state.
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BASE BALL.


Games PLAYED Yesterday,
- Cincinnati-' incinnatis' .; Louis
Nilcs. :. W.
II Indianapolis indianapolis. q; wash
inetons. >. GO inningsJ
ii cleveland -cleveiands, ] New lorks'
q.
At PiHsburg -Pittsburg-, 8, Bosions, T.
AT Baltimore lBaltimOres. IL; 'oltiiii-
bus. 4. r,,,,.,...
AT Chicago Chicagos, 3; Philadeip phias'
o.
Only two Association games.
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THE NAVAssA MASSACRE.
Judge Bond Issues orders for ths Arrest
ofNest India Negro NurdcrcrS.

BALTIMORE October l.-A warrant Wa-
issued b, judge Bond. of tllr nlted states
Circuit Court. concerned n The Nafa--a
Island murders. the island being ont me
West Indies. United >tllr- Marshall
Joe. Cairs returned she warrant. that he wa,
powcrle~s 10 arrest. Nhercupon Judge
Bond certified 10 President Harrison tht
facts of the case and they will bee laid before
the President for his action. lhc i-lahd
comes uudor tine jurisdiction Of the United
Stote- i'm conscyuence of its discovery m
1876 bv Captain Peter Duncan. who took
IA. proper action, whereby the United
Statei extended il protective power over
the island by proclamation. The revised
statutes Of the 'piied states hold iuat a
murder committed Ola ihe island is the same
~ n committed on ye~,'l ou the high seas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

DICHMOND THEATRE.
I--p.-TW tNTY~EVENrH sEAsoN.-lsvO.
Three nights. commencing
MONDAY, OcI. 7rI.
Nr Au-u-tn lalys Brilliant Comedy ci
4 NIGHT OFF.
TUESDAY. AID WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
.TH ND SIN. 1889.
,.,.r..In uafvs greatest aud most success
tui Comedy,
Az ARABIAN NIGHT,
with tne .rl.ndid Sew York Cast. ,.
~eaf. on siIe saturday, october oth' al y
a. 81. -,.. ,.... ,.,~
Matinee prices: orchestra. ouc.' diess Sin-
cir 1Ir. no "a VIA charge for rrserNlhg'
Nlsnf prices Hs u>u al. ...,., .r,.u
Ncxt attraction. RESiON CLARKE.
Il .l- a.
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- 'f"HHIHhtV'' TUT I'EH' 7" '0' 1'"I''''
PORTLAND. OREGON. October I'm CONF
ulete returns .fOm al counties Ia Washing
ton save Douglass, Okanagne. Sanjuan,
>hOhmisl. and stevens give the Republican
candidate tor Congress l,o2o majority. The
whole Republican state ticket Is elected
bY msjoFliiea aoi iar lr0m iha ligurcs. Gains
f0g la. Republican tioket are reported from
every section o. the state. and II i not at
ail unlikely tha. the total vote VIII show
over 800 maior...,
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THE WYTHEvlllE FAIR.
Close OF the Exhibition-Democrat
Meeti.lg.

WYrnEvIrLE. Va. October T. >pe-
cial. The Wythe county fair closed to-day
after three days exposition. The ladies'
stakes. $3.50, was won by j. \. Bradshaw >
Charleston; the Wythesil!e stakes, sl3o' WAS
won hv W. \. Brad-haw'- Triple 'ro',> :
the novelty race was one, first quarter, ny
Maddox's Wood Rose; the Ntthe county
cun of $3.50, was won by Triple Cross; the
,,entlcman's race for SIS, was wen by Cas-
sells Jack sheppard; the trottiag race, on.
mile. wa. Won by Biz Jim; VI. Lux Sec
Ond.
The Wytheylic Democratic club was ad-
dressed fo-nigh, by Hon. John A. buchanan.
The club is in iourishing condition, AZ
ready numbering four hundred voters. hr
buchanan was in line trina. and made a
rousing speech.
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Winter Shoes.
BANKRUPT
SHOE SALE.

We n0g hqyoan eatla large sfoesoI shoes
large cn0uau t0 satisfy ile wants. ,i any
anI an our cu.t mcr-. We clI now suit
an> one: from .hlidreI's soh 1oi th0,s. mons
h sayy shoes mems caf .nocs. and iuli as-
.0rimeui for ladies. Wo can surprise lon
with tho bargains ln shoes. Never since vs
commenced selling shoe, have Uc .al as
many bargains and as sooi nn assortment
AlIof olr shoe, ale Nfi.-madc. 4umhi. ani
solid io.ihcr Are M.Ir 10 wclr. 3D. iooA
VOL. 20 please yau. ami io ni. Sic ave- Gefe
20 stay n,tll January. $500. and .of course
i Co our n.s.iesf iD li.e fou fu'i value for
your money. our r'alIn oi ,ivIng more ior
Doe same money tnan ans other >1of aealor
ran be proved hy our regular customers
"A G rcier .youfto anyone tlai. has bought
and worn oar shoes. You know whc'e'H ;h"
proof lies. Prove talt sDn understlnd cur
meaning hy giving uur shoes iiir TRIAL.
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Al twenty minutes 10 T. O'Clock and broke
fine neck Of the man. who died with but t
slight struggle lie hung twenty minutes,
and was taken down and the body turned
over to his wife. i'm accordance with his Will.
which no made few minutes before he was
taken 10 the scailOld The execution took
place in rear Of the Jail. in "a space penned
In h., "A high pickot-fencc, in the presence 81
about sc,eniy-iisc people. \ large crowd
were masscd ON the outside, but were hot
narmifted to come i'm. Dr-. Carmichael and
iIeyudon acted in the matter, and pro-
nouncod the death Of Keys when he was let
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THRILLING OCCURRENCE.
An .vaving Maniac In the Maryland Ten'-
tentiar,.

tentiars.
R.trrtoRr, October i.-There was quile
,b,iftin,,- occurrence Yesterday afternoon
at the Mary land penitentiary between ,'iN, Two
nero n, ,l, com,cts. Richard Wells and Isaiah IAN
''dn,' " nve ~ard Welis ie, anne frightened in he
morning by unmanaaeable horses horses "aH aT
WAS in "A nervous c"h"i''on "a
day. Abou, O'Clock ti.e ~. In"' n;ctnd
denly became wildly insane. ~ drrn,'nJ
nm "A heavy scantiing and siashcd "T",nu
si everybody. lie struck Wheeler Nv? ",-
rible blows ON the head, and then ran ul.I'
The NTH tier Of the prison and dashed titii-
self down to the flags. His skull was irav,
tured, right thigh broken in two places ana
several ribs were broken. Both "eiis ana
Wheeler will die.
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TIME OF HIGH WATER FOK WEEK END
INs OCIOBtK 5IH.
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! WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW la

/ dies O salary, 10 axe charge 81 my husl-
ness az their homes entirely unobiectiVn-
able: light very fascinating and d, althtul D.
nO talking required permanent position :
wa-es $50 per week Ia aINancr. Good pay
for pant time. Ny references include some
OF The best well known people OF LOOlsSil' q.
Cincinnati, iitebu 2, and elsewhere. Adj
dress " lth stamp. MRS. MARION WAtkiR.
Fourth and Chestnut streets, Louisville. Ky
ncl ". q snt Hun
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TO-Day'S Bargains

75c. Armurc Cloih-two
colors only-Garnct and Navy
reduced to soc. a yard.
soc. Che1oron Suitings-
two colors only-tan and
brown-reduccd TO 81 r.ac 4
yard.
Yard-and-a-halfwidc Check
ed Habit Cloth worth 7sc. re-
duccd to soc. 4 yard
10 inch Six Finished Black
Henrietta worth 81 yard at
81 Ice.
Dollar Piquc and Plain Linen
Bosom Shirts reduced to o7c.
each.
25c. Fancy Oxydisod Shell
and Silvercd Hair Pins re-
duced to Ioc. each.
One 1T Of hnc Aii-Vool
Jerseys were sLa5, SL42,
ST SO, SIS, reduced to 81
each.
One lot assorted color dnc
AllWoel Jerseys reduced
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
y.,s, Accidental shooting in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, \. c., October i,-Lamk
Lineberger, aged forty-fse, Vas aceidentai!
shot and killed to-day near Lowell, tNeNs
miles from Charlotte, by his friehd fralh
Summons. while both were out hunting,
Iiuebergcr used 20 be well oil, having al
one time owned cotton mill near Lowell.
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Ans,ce 10 nOiner-

Mrs. WluslJw's Soothing syrup should ai-
aat- in used wneu children are cutting
trtfl. ltfeileycs the LITTLE sufferer ai once;
Do produces natural, quiet siecp hN relieving
ths child from pain. and the lttie cheiui
INaEts pA bright as "a button II j. Yer,
pleasant tO taste. 10 sOOthfs the child >Olt-
nu- thr e IN, alla,s all pain. relieves wind.
Ie .ulitC, tL0 bowels, and is ihe best known
f.t.i..iv lOr diarflfra. whether arising from
taefhifs 0f other eauses. Twenty ~" cfuts
o bottle tu.tu,sa&"
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BROHS. kAD
LlraIA WATEE.-ComIare ana.y SIS ard
gou will seo that cur water Is nearly
thlee times the strength OF any o,hc'
arsenic water. and contains no Ojy1nic
matter Tor sale by al drng-i is. ano
by J.. p. Rouft. sole agent, Second and
Nam streets. Send foi circu ar.
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rI'AKE NOTICE. TIL II HAVE THIS
: l4yapioutedI IliLOl Skh II NSVN ,,,i my
uerut to transact tlc o. Nl,N NIL inoN
fff-fN --~. and bus ana eel iof cash only'
HEK MAN HENSON.
..,...,....,.t,. a- f4-o 80 25-2w
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~ NTED-G T. y ERAL STATE
- Ag,nf % Orcn Office headquarters ln
PRINCIPAL cliy. assume exclusive con IoI oi
our busi c-s and appoint local or sub-agcnts
IN every cily ln the : tate goo weil known.
stip e. - -four, in uuiyefsafdemani. aud pay
"a net - Ott OF Il ~ Ia one .undred per cent
Addr, -. with credentials, tHE UNION
g. MP NY. 7it Broadway. New York.
gpl-tl
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srArr ror VIRGINIA. Ciry Oh Ricnnosp-ss'
Holm D. Glenn. cashier Of the above
named bank, DO sOiemniy swear Una, the
above statement Is true 10 the pcst " my
]. 4. GLENN, Cashier.
subscdhcd and sworn 10 before mo 'h'e
81 %, cf October. J 80. ,
\ LOCKWOOD, Notary Pnbiic.
COfrCct-Attest:
H. &. MORTON.
rrfDfKICk X. SCOTT.
BLYTHE w. BRANCH,
.c5.,t Directors
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u....t, .I.7m.lp liyaston. William T.
-t,,i n.a.f.i. } .3G4 tons. to load cotton foi
-fe'f..ain Aiirshaug. Parker. Providence.
-f.on-.in uauviut. Bliuus. Baltimore
..rnfrni car-o.
atfIfn.
-.lm.lip ~ianmofc "riilshI N'''' 0''''"
...r.f cattle I.T Liverpool ..,..
...,. ...nlr Allcshauy. Parker. Baltimore
rtroiai Cargo. ,.- ,.,.,..,....
-llau.lIp lnusiAe, bil"ps' bAilinoi'-
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THE ttL-FATED CORONA.
M,re Bodies vorcd-ueartrending
scenes.

NEW ORLEANS October the IingN-
D.aoeImf Baton Rouge special says: ~"
hul. "a iho i.l-ntci steamer Corona la- SUM
d..D water. The cabin loigod ~ in'
nnfof Prophets island. where % ,, h'inf
taken i0 pieces. and deicrHibing thar }, Worm
nnluinz &. heirg put ON ihr steamer
Gloon. Tho body of Pat Lyon. Stew
arI. was found in -i1l'-rln.n ..
Amor nn inauo>t the body was buried
anl marked 80 ii can ho recovered
h, relatives. Tho body of Mrs. iluaa has
b,.n found and sent to Rlion Rouge. NJ
other Hodie, have e. sof been recoNered-
Th. sa'iso- of Willie Nelson and }, v
.Io,irlon have been found. Captain Zen
1rfunwalr, injuries are MOI conshrIeI
dan.Dron-. lie H. badly burned about the
face and hands.
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SMOKE Honey Bros. cigarettes. made
from The brig ,t,st and highest Iii-od
leaf rJWn.- as.
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Tue "Dmlop Paicut Flour aas On
-upcso.s. Phone 80. lry IT, "HF
Cnlw .Stg'iion Tobacco. LIST ten
cent plug on the market. Save ihs IN
tags aud le a handsome AID us-iul
present.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid If Vr-
giuii.-ady.
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u&NK sIArH MEN Y.

DFpORr or THE CONDIT ION OF
IA ilIE NrltCHANiS NAIlONAA bhNh n
Al RICHMOND, Is THE STATE Oi' y lk-
Cf<TA. Al THE CLOS Z OF BUSINESS
~IIIItiHlE 800 l@-N
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PAUL KEYS HUNG.
EXECUTED ACCORDING TO SEN
TENCE OF The LAW.
The Crime for which He Paid the Penalty
Of His Iif~-How tie Appeared on the
scaffoId-PronOunccd Dead in Twenty
Minutes.

SCAnOld-frouOunttt D'hh III f"'"''
Minutes.
FREDREICKsBURG. Va, October r.
Special Paul Keys (colored) was hung
mere today for the rape Of Alice Ballard.
white child six years of age. Keys applied
through his counsel. \. II. Dickinson for
commutation from death 10 imprisonment
for life. but was refused.
After Keys was informed that bee "onid
die he
MADE 4 STATEMENT
in which he claimed his innocence Of The
crime II was remarkable indeed. with
what nerve kcys died. lie asccndcd ih"
gallows and remained on the platform
some ten minutes with the calmness Of an
ordinary spectator.
THE LAST sCKNf.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson read hymn. and In"
choir of his church responded. Rev. Mr.
Brown. cOlorcd. prayed most patheiicaiiy'
during all Of which time the condemned re-
maincd i'm mood Of passivoness. Finally,
when Sergeant Burlington placed the rope
about his neck and drew the black cap
over his face, he said: MY heart l. foo
fun for uiterancc." but that he had no con
fession 10 make other than what he had
said. and that ne felt kind toward every BODY
in the world.
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CHEW stallion Tobacco best ten
cent y ug on the market Save the tin
tags and get handsome aud useful
pr reseIt.
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CHOtcE COUNTRY BUTTER. Csc. +;
~ Choice New York butt,r. 2ic Good But.
ter, 2c.: CD,ling Butter, two pounds I, r
2Jc ffosh t.ggs &c fur rounds Rice zoe /.
New reserves, all kinds, per pound. luc.
u. ~ BL\kEl,
ccf-Jt il2 north sixth stleet.
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Nr-. ~. Blanks WI. ou Co., Corona WNl
h.f-i.iDr. Mrs. uni ami Two oh'.drn ca
..a. Z. Columbia a4 ra-.rn-rr-. -h.
SINS: n WIS standing FOO company with
my sister with nay Youngest child in m, arms
I'M tnr rear oi the boats cabin. When ile
explosion occurred the chHmhemaid came
running iu Dos wit. iic-rre-'riri-. which We
fa-i ned ou. Finally Wc -Nt mio ilr life
ho.fnhirh hid horn successfully launched.
hut we harli, had been seated When
ih. boot Wis -Wampcd. throwing u- all into
fh. f'ftr. ]. with my .thr,eNe1ro'd child
n n. arn held on fla piece ot wreck. !
iold ilr cll'i io iold ti-hi. Nad viii -a,r
n-. Of ms -i~'-G Mr.. Hun Wlp b. "a
widow. SAW no more after our boat cap
-i/Hd "
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Great Diversity of Opinion as to His
Guilt.

RARrfGf. y. G.. October This was me
third day Of the trial Of james JOSEF
BOYLE. the cN-pripst. charged with outfd-
ing Geneva Whitaker
several Witnesses for the defense sWoic
that Bowie was sober on May lllh Mheh ll
i. alleged the outrage WIS committed.
4 witness for the state testified that
while footsteps i'm Boylc'~ room could De
heard hy pcr-On- in the chufrh 'the'"
screams. If suppressed Joy violence could
not have been heard nearly 40 easily az
footsteps.
several female Witnesses for thc pro-ecu-
ton. who had seen Geneva just aitcf me
ALLEGED outrage. testified that bruises on her
pcr,on were numerous and extensive. ana
that thorp were iinger-markS ON her arms.
They also testified that GcneVa's character
wa, excellent. \ witness Tor tine pro-ecu-
ton swOre that BOYLE WAS under tine ihll-
encc of limOr at GOld-horO. While on h-
wav 10 Raleigh ON May the llih.
ARGUMENT BTGrN.
Argument i'm the ease began this after
noon. and will probably consume ail day To-
morrow. The prosecution MAINTAIN ihai
Boyle'- story i- false and unnatural. ana
that Geneva did MOI make advances nor
ei,o consent ~ the priest -Wofe she ana.
The prisoners counsel. ln reply insisted
that consent was plain. and that IL Boyle
was drunk. ~ alleged be- could net nave
concerted plan io dccol the elrl lnl" DIS
room.
There /. great diversity Of opinion mere
fO-nieht az 10 B0ylc'- guilt.
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n. l. LAMBERT,
29j BROAD STREET.

T T. GArEWOOD. WHOLESALE
sDs IN AltNTN tlNAh / JAl nnl MANI
PA tItKiK OF 'l.Ar- special mates 10
robbers. samples ~ l'al 81 'i-lIs r.
nl>hsd upon nppl' cation. 'oit'slonIehco
solicited. luclofy No. tT0--lID ,sst IIuat
~. -.-.i-l
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THE Dunlop" Patent Flour is again
on the market and better than ever be-
lore. Phone o73-ady .-4
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GIT the best-the celebrated Dun
lCpn Patent Flour. Phone 275 adv.
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ARGUMENT BTGrN.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Malone Working Hard 10 Garry The Day
democrats ON the watch.

VrRxoN Hill. Vs.. October special
correspondence. Tho local political COM
fc.t i. waxing warm here now. II is said
that Malone is makiH. special eilon 20
carry IIaiflN. he J. expected tn te here M
person nest court-dal and viii addrr-, 'hr
citizens. iic has not. however, expressed
publicly his intention to DO This.
The Democrats are organizing more thor
Oughly than ever before. and are making
desperate effort 10 sustain their record.
Clubs have been organized AT each 'oiins
precinct. which are doine "a good work in
arou~in. the di~intcreriod voters.
Halifax viii go strongly l'emocrdiir.
Much interest il manifested also over ihc
state ticket. Mckinney continues Goo rrow
in favor and popularity. \ LARGE number
0f NEGROES having lost confidence 800 their
former leader. have declared their inien-
tiou to vote for Mcknucy. This b. the
ccntr. of Nahouc'- enemies, amt great nl-
po.ifieu j. manifested against him. \
wcll-kn0Nn Republican remarked n ihc
presence OF the FINES correspondent to-day
ihai Halifax would give Mckinney 2.oro
majority.
SUCCESSFUL l. EENINAi.
4 yer, successful revival j. in pio4rc~,
at this place now. The services ar- coi-
Quoted b, the pastor. Rev. 7. 4. Anderson.
assisted b., RcN. Mr.. ~hipman. late of the
Wc~t-End Baptist Church Of Richmond.
quite mmbor of persons have been con-
1erted and many other, arep ponitents around
the altar.
Mr.. ~hipman has made a fine impression
upon the people as AN evangelist 800 this
community.
CROPS.
The farmer, here have finished harvest
ine their toi,i..co crop. which i~ "a very fine
one The crop T. light. however. Many
say ihe weed Will weigh only BALI a. much
as usual
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Steamship GlmnrDd, Galveston eo'ieu
.rI slIlrl '0r Bremen. ,.,. .o.tad
Steamship liuc star hiNhs"''N' ''"'''
and ,lIlcd iul liverpool
SAILED.
4ra,tn.hin Finar ec, New YORK, 10 coal ana
-i,am..ip lihclbal. Fort Limon' C. H.
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owMAN'S STORAGE AND
IL kgAHlt4t4I' lsA

No. 10 SOUTH NiNru Sfilf.
Furniture AMI ali Kinds oi L'sAt Atlcueudis
stored at icls-J no iAt.s.
leans furnished u receive and d.iiyo
same. ......... -.
on, g, No. IL - zenith Il.
ielerlOns. No. "a lf.o-if
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A number of the survivors oi the taron1
reached the city to-day. They were quickly
surrounded hy crowd 0t weeping men
and women. all anxious to learn the fate ~
some lnfrl oHe. The scene was indeed
hearroudiu-. and strong men Wgf0 COME
pellol o. rru aside their hrld- Wh.n some
one. m answer tO % question. would a.f'f-
un ilat flc one they onquinf i0r Was
amnul fhp lN-f.
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IAMrIRI0 pOlNI. OcIobfN -
roafef .caooucrs. Hewlett. Dales cfeek'
i,-.. t-... Iofr-- Hornet. Stunington,
-rral..is ~ Iaic. 1ormofe' savannah
HaNle.
ARRIVED.
-rl.l..te fea.c- Royce. H.. q. Kelsey T.
ia. f4I.l b.. Elidsall
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STATE on THERMOMETER.
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mRILMNC ApYrNrrRH or All1I'h roN'

\ little -ix-ycar-0l boy Of Mr.. II. blanks
WIS blown into ibo mir hy the explosion. !
WIS out looking al Captain >WccnN hNinn-
the electric lighi and then went into ih'
cabin and had hlrliy got ~ far ~ the Once
whca was blown I'm the air, and wh'n
came down fell into The river on my back.
" hen ! came iD iho surface and caught ON
io n stick. ard an oid man was near nN
holding a piece oi Wuni. hoMlihS Joy 'i'
4a,,l- fo comn lnl ifo him. II was then
that WIS frightened and began o. 'cll al,s
when skin came and took u- IA their boat.
fhn litr Of ~. Louis. The bright little iel-
InlA /. lnllL hnri nlnll liz hnAu.
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VOL. IlI.--NUMBER 1890
urATnIR FORECASTS.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. october =
Indications for Nirsinis and norm
~ Carolina. Fair saturday ana sun
ih ia.. slightly cooler. northerly
l winds.