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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-09
OVER THE WIRES,
MARTIN BURKE BEHIND The BARS
At CHICAGO.

President Green Replies TO Post,oa.,or
General Mountaineering Ne,, yoyl
street Railway Forgery Case-kilrai,
ia North Carolina.
CHICAGO. August S.-Martin Burke.
unncr Indictment for the murder of Dir
Oronln' was removed from the armory
10 the county Jail just befors noon to-
day. The transfer was made anicklv
and without attracting any attention.
Burke, after the usual pr.lminaries'
was consigned to the boys department
and locked up.
At noon. when the hour arrived for
ihe argument 20 be heard before judge
Baker. ON the writ for h0beas corDus In
the Burke case, Officer Collins made
answer that the prisoner had ALREADY
been delivered TO the sheriff Of Cook
county. and was in their iail. Mr..
Forrest, for tho prisoner. stated that
that was satisfactory, and that no
further proceedings would be taken IN
the case.
INTERVIEW WITH THE SUSPECT.
CHICAGO, August S.-Attorney Ken
nedy succeeded this afternoon in at last
securing al interview with Burke at
the county Jail. Mr.. Kennedy said
after the conference. that il he was liv-
ing when the case came TO trial he
would surely represent Burke. His
client. it IL said, did not look like man
who had been persecuted; in fact. he
was quite good natured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-09
A BOLD HIGHWAY ROeBER

Enters q sleeper and Help, Himself.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS, August s.
Great cOmmOtiOn was created this
morning when news reached here that
as the Wisconsin Central train from the
east that pulled into CadOtt, twelve
miles east Of this city. smasked rob
Der boarded the tram and proceeded TO
intimidate the porter. The conductor
was asleep and was robbed of his
watch. About a dozen passengers were
I'M the Milwaukee sleeper. and several
watches aud about 800 was secured.
The Chicago sleeper was not entered
The robber pulled the bell-Tope as the
train was little past Cadott. and, TAX
in, a blanket from the coach. got oil
the train and disappeared. No one
offered to follow. The sheriff has gone
to the scene. The description OF ihs
ronber tallies with that OF the man who
robbed a Milwaukee and Northern tram
a. Ellis junction some weeks ago.
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THE SEASIDE CITY.
Democratic Convention Deissate~ Dis
satisfied tolorci Ecpublican--ro Political
and Personal

Democratic Convention Delegates Dis
satisfied toioroi Republicans Political
and Personal
.ioriesI0 offhc limcsI
NORFOLK, Au-ust S.-The Norfolk
delegates 90 the Democratic State Con
vention have secured quarters at the
Exchange Hotel. Richmond. and will
leave here in q special car N0aday
afternoon 90 attend the Convention.
Mr. E. b Cooke has been elected per
mauent chairman Ol the delegation.
and Sir. Waiter l. Edwards secretary.
the delegation is divided between
Briine and Mckinney.
The Republican candidates in Nor
fu,R and Portsmouth for the collector
ship have combined. IN order TO down
Norfolk county S candidate for the pO
sitiou. lfitis found that Mayor Banks
cannot get tine place. then his friends
have agreed % throw an their strength
% Captain T. q Coun0r. of Portsmouth.
IL is said the President would Ike 10
appoint Captain y CODn0r t0 the posi-
ton ON personal grounds. aud that the
only thing which prevents him from
making him collector is the Portsmouth
candidate lack Of influential backing.
The negro politicians are very much
dissatisfied with the way they have
been treated bY their white brethren
since they have been distributing the
offices in this section. and are doing
some very lively kicking. About five
hundred colored r pubiiclrs have ap-
rlled for positions iu the navy-yard.
bui SO far their applications have been
almost entirely di-regarded This is
what has set them 10 grumtling. and
just DOW they are raising quite racket
with their whines.
The tug Kate Cameron. with party
Of twenty prominent citizens of L1n-
caster. Pa oI on a summer cruise. ar
rived Lere I'm. morning. In the party
were a number of prominent Pcnusyl-
yaniau Democrats. among them II. II.
llens.l. Ed. at one time chairman Of
ihe State Democratic Committee ~ his
state. The panty Will cruise in the
aud VISIT Richmond before
returning home.
There is very little work being done
lt the Norfolk maynard 40 this time
and very few men are employed.
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The Slcn Of Modern France

1t is needless to relate the Oft told tale
Of the capture Of the Bastile. Suffice it
to say that it was sufficient notice to the
monarchs Of Europe that the old regime
was at an end. The common people had
captured a strong fortress. The regular
soldiers had refused 70 fire on the com
mon people. Two momentous facts.
They proved 10 all thinking men that
the old feudal regime was gone forever.
The common people Of France realized
it thoroughly the middle classes only
partially this was situation in which
only those who suffer can realizel; the
priests and nobility not at all, and many
lost their heads without gaining the
knowledge. But the fall Of the Bastile
was indeed the sign Of modern France.
The French do well to celebrate it every
where.-J. IL. Beadle.
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DANVlllE DOTS.
\ Band Of juvenile Ihic,c~ Erolen Jp-
Briefs and Personals.
Isunnl 4 L. Tho ILluDa-L

I
DANvn.LE, VA, August s.-A band
Of small white boys has been engaged
in sy stematic stealing here for some
/ time past. but has now been broken VI
by the police. Two OF the band are i'm
Jail. two have run away, and the police
have Information winch viii doubtless
lead TO the apprehension and conviction
Of the others, The plan of operations
was to watch the offices of the factories
and other business offices. and when
the men were out one or more Of the
gang would slip in. and while others
watched would steal everything handy.
from a collar button TO the contents of
the safe. They robbed one factory Of Sf00
in cash, another Office of a fine gold
watch, and others Of iewelry. &c.
Two of the young thieves. Claud
Wynn and Charles Smith were clught
IN Richmond. and Willie Smith was
arrested IN Baltimore yesterday. to
which city they went when the police
got after them. None Of the gang are
over eighteen years of age.
Rev. Wiley Jones, of Richmond. a
Christadelphan minister. is preaching
q ot4 It's va bANAliudi otliuOuN IN lIlo illl
aud North Danville.
Major George T. Rison. Common
wealth 's-Attorney OF Pttsylvania
county. and Miss Emma Maeshler. of
Chatham. were married as Chatham at
6.30 ;his evening and passed here to-
night cil route TO Richmond and Old
Point.
Phil Kelly. painter. while at work
this afternoon on the new residence Of
w. S Copeland, on HOlbrOOk avenue.
fell from a roof and was seriously if
not moitally wounded. Both arms
were broken. his head was hurt. and
probably internal Injuries were sus-
taiued
The Danville and New River Rail-
road got their first train through from
Spencer to-day since the flood and
this was accomplished by making a
at the Dan river bridge. where
a long trestle was washed away.
John Thomas, tough-looking tramp
was to-day sentenced TO six months
term in the chain gang by the mayor.
for stealing a pistol.
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GEORGlA NeGROPHlLlsTs


TT IT ''''Tll| IT = 'T'IIT'I7
ATLANTA. GA, August S-POstmas.
ter Lewis and the Republican leader
Colonel \. l.. Buck. were burned ia
,iiigy tonight ia front of the court.
house in the presence of probably TO-.
600 people. Tbi, action is the result OF
the appointment of a negro to a place
in the registry department of the post.
office. where a white young lady is en-
ployed Is clerk Colonel Buck is sup
rosed to have induced Mr.. Lewis tc
make the appointment.
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NO LAW m YELLOWSTONE PARK.


\ Man Robbed There WITH Impunity.
HELENA. mont. August A man
ntmed Reed ha been making q tour II
the Yellowstone Park in surrey with
Billy Milli.an a~ driylr. Reed had
considerable monty Wlth hip. apd
while on spree gave Mil gan 500 to
carry for } lm. On their return tiip
through thc park. Reed. -iill under the
influence Of liquor, coniIed To his COM
panion that be- bad la h.s yaise yaiua-
bic family diamOr ds. On arrival at tho
spring Reed retired early and the next
morning MIlligan and the diamonds
were missing. Reed started IN pursuit,
captured hi- man and turned bim over
10 the soldiers ia the psrk A. there IL
no Law in the park Lieutenant EIwards
wa. compelled % let bin 20. Reed
Losses amount tO so 0C0
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THE FORGING R. R. PRESIDENT

His Bail Fixed at 100000.
NEW YORK, Angus. s.-Presideni
Eben $. Allen. OF the Forty second
Street and Grand Street Railway Com.
pany. who has confessed TO the over
issue Of the stock of the company to the
amount of Sll 900. was arraigned at the
Tombs to-day. He waived examination
and bis bail was fixed at 100000.
PRESIDENT ALLEN S PAL ARRESTED.
NEW YORK, August Ferdinand w.
H0efle. partner of +. :. Allen, in the
iron business, was arrested this evening
charged with completely in Allen s is
sue of forged street railway stock.
On being questioned by In
-pector Byrnes. Hoefe said he
first became acquainted with Al
len in 1879. the occasion of the ac-
quaintance being that he was manager
of the B)wery Theatre, and Mrs. Allen,
known ON the stage rs Ethel Allen, got
an engagement there. Afterward Hoefle
aud Allen were I'm business together.
H0eHe assigning 10 A len number of
patents. for which Allen gave him Onall
Cos shares of the railway stock, worth
~lS0OO0 lloehe hyIothscated these
with various banks, carrying S9O.OOOon
them and putting the money into the
business He claims not 10 have known
that the stock was bogus.
He was locked up. and will be ar
raigned IN court 10 morrow.
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THE COCKAOE CITY.
The Rival Telegraph 'ompanies-> >uit
Against a Eaiiroad-An Alleged tncon-
~ii'utional Ordinance.
Correspondence oftherlmes.1

-''''h''"A VihiNiNffs
Correspondence Of thcTlm,s.l
PETERSBURG. Va. August Son
Tuesday last the litigation between the
Postal Telegraph Company on the one
side and the Western fnIon Telegraph
Company on the other. came before the
County Court Of Isls Of Wight on ex-
ceplions 10 certain papers that the Pos
tai Telegraph Company filed as its an
swer 10 The call Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company from GER
tain books and writings. This railroad
company said these papers were an in
sufficient answer to their call. The
/ Court sustained the exceptions and or
derc the Postal Telegraph Company to
! produce at the September term OF the
court the records called for.
The trial Of the suit of Mark s admin
istiatOr against the Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad Company for $4,000.
is still going on I'M the Hastings Court.
/ When the jury came into court this
morning Judge Barton adjourned them
over until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. as he thought the whole Of to-day
would be taken up IN hearing argument
upon the Instructions.
The Common Council Of this city at
its June meeting imposed a License tax
Of -2J on al manufacturers Of ginger
ale. soda water, pop, &c. lIr. julius
Liebert was arraigned this morning in
tie Mayor Court on the charge that
be was carrying on business of
the above description without
having obtained license. Mr..
Liebeft explained that he only
wanted 20 make test case of the ordl-
nance ia question. Mr. ID. 4. Lyon. As
Mr. Leibert 5 counsel claimed hat the
ordinance imposing ibis tax q 80 was
contrary 10 the charter of the city,
which is in the following words. The
City of Petersburg has no right to re
quire a license ON any business
which can be reached by the
0d r0i0rem system Of taxation OF
snch manufacturers whose capital iu
business can be taxed. Mr.. Lyon
claimed that Mr. Lieberl was a manu-
iacturer Of the above articles. and as
such paid tax ON The capital invested
IN TINS business. and To- pay The specific /
license tax Of -2j would be tO paw twice /
on the same thing. Mayor Collier /
stated he would take the case for con-
-idcratiOu. and render his deci.
sion in few days A good /
deal II interest is manifested in the de.
cilion of this care. as there are several /
such establishments in Petersburg.
Hon. +. e.. Nenable left this morning I
for the White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Mary A. F8nn. relic Of The late /
Allen lenn. died here this morning u /
of the lungs
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NORTH CAROLINA.



RALEIGH, n. c. August SIT is re
ported here to-day that Jake Kilrair
on leaving Norfolk, came 70 Weldon. in
this State. and took supper at a restau
rant, after which he boarded a train f. 1
Wilmington. 1t is believed that he in
tends 10 remain in North Carolina fol
some time.
In May last il was mentioned that
Rev. r. &. Pearson. the celebrated
evangelist. had held a scrie. Of meet.
ings at Greensboro. It seems that 4
considerable surplus accrued from col.
lections after the expenses were paid
by the committee in charge. aud Greens.
DOro papers now report that bitter
controversy Is going on there as to
whether the surplus shall be turned
over 10 the Young Men 5 Christian A..
sociation Of Greensboro or TO the Wo-
men r Christian Temperance Union Or
ganizatlon. The dispute has waxed
very hot. and numerous communica-
tons are appearing in the newspapers.
Latest reports are that there were
thirteen serious washouts out on the
Cape Fear and Nadkin Valley railroad
resulting from recent freshets. aud that
the loss Will amount TO 500 .000 Almost
entire line from Greensboro to Mount
AIRY was swept away. II is now stated
that trains will not be able to run be-
fore the middle of September.
The Governor 5 executive Office at
the capitol Is draped in mourning in
honor Of the death Of his executive
clerk, Bryan Satterthwaite, which was
yesterday.
The annual Encampment Of Farmers
and the Agricultural Fair at Nj. Holly
are now IN session. Tremendous crowds
are in attendance. and Governor Fowle
will speak to day and other dislin-
guished men will be present.
The first clear day for weeks is re-
corded here to-day. The sun has shoBe
all day, and the change is a
most welcome one 10 everybody.
Computation made to-day shows that
the recent insane asylum investigation
cost the State over 81 coo.
Governor Fowle this morning com
mutsd the death sentence Of ID. Bell to
life imprisonment, He was convicted
last fall Of criminal assault and sen
fenced to be hanged June 1th.
The secretary of the State Firemen 5 |
Association has been notified that about /
all the fire departments in the State |
will take part in the State FIremen' 5 /
tournament to be held here next
Tuesday ard Wednesday. The occasion !
lOw promises to be a mammoth affair. /
A special dispatch received from !
dorehesd City tonight states that the |
biggest fox hunt Of the season WIS held |
here to-day. 1t was participated in by /
portsmen from all over this and al |
dining States. Foxes abound ia the /
.icinity Of MorChesd.
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HE COKE STRIKE.
III. -IrIhrr. nhln a Alatnrt

EvrRs0N. Pa. August s.-Tne coke
strike is s,tlpd and the meu have won.
A. "a conference here 10 day between
the opr'a'0rs aud men. which lasted
Fix hours ard was very lively,
the siiike was seitlel on The %
cents pr hundred tu.hD rate.
This is an advance % not less
than ~ average II frl M - 10 % cents
IN some instances. and 20 per cent. IN
othefs. A pacific clause has also bsen
put in the -ca'e. that 40 man shall be
discharged for participating in the
strike About I. 600 ovens Will start
at once. This is great victory for the
men, and sill b. the means Of strength
ening their organization.
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Good Advice Thrown Away.

\ Berlin judge the other day, when ad-
dressing a locksmith who appeared as a
witness, spoke as follows: 81 should have
thought you would dissuade your work
men from going to law for such trifie. "
Wimess-Thats what / did. | said.
Children" said |, "the clerk at the law
yer's will take your coat, and the lawyer
will strip off your shirt, and as for the
Judge. why. man. he'll skin you alivel
You see, | talked sensibly to the folks
like that, but il was all Of no use.-Zeit-
gest.
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YARMOUTH, n. H., August S.-Yes-
terday 80 FOUNDER stored in drill
shed here was found to have a ball in
the brsech. and a small quantity Of
powder was put in through the touch
hole and exploded in order to blow it
out. The result showed that there
must have been powder behind the
ball. for the missel killed James Cos
man. an hCstler, and passed through
several walls, both before and after
striking him.
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BASE BALL.


Games Played Yesterday.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburgs l2; Wash
ingtons. 8.
At CIeveland-Clevelauds, Q, Phila
delphias. 10.
At indianapolis - Indianapolis, II
New iorks,
At AtChicago-Chicagos Bostons. Game
postponed-rain.
At Philadeiphia-Athletics, .: Balti'
mores. 6.
At Louisville-Louisvilles, 8; Cincin'
natIs. 4.
At Columbus-Columbus. II: Brook
lyns -.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, ,, 81.
Louis, 70.
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AUGUSTA. GA, August Sat San
ford Station, ). c.. yesterday. J. W.
Sanford shot aud killed Barnett Lang
stoD. Both men were well 10 do far
mers and merchants, and the affair
causes great excitement. Sanford ac-
cused LaDgston of talking about biz
daughter.
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The country home OF Mr Charles A.
Dana, OF the Sew York Sun, is an island
called Dosor's. on The north shore Of Long
Island. The isinnd consists Of iorty -nye
acres under high state e cultivation. be ing
one immense garden. The pasture and for
age lands arc ON the mainland. 4 ssa wall.
over which Aanc festoons of vines. runs
around the entire island The house IL an
old one. but IL is arse and com Portable aud
surrounded by yuc-coy.red pinzr o 4 pcr-
feet laWnm 'front.' runs down 90 the sound.
elmrses Of uhi.hare to be- caught between
the trees.
4 few days since a Mr.. Frank Wood
ward, OF Albany. y. T.. received a peculiar
present from California. 10 was sent 10 him
by Leland ; anUrd, the mill.onolre Scns-
tor. whose wife Is au aunt q Woodward. lie
opened The box and found three saiamandegs
/ packed tn cotton. These bugs are more often
read about than gazed upon. They were
found in Cayerus BY some Of Dir. Stanfords
employees. and Mir. Stanford sent them Fast.
The three bugs travelled the 5000 miles
without visible means support unless T.
was the cotton. but on arriving they we're
very risky and evidently I'm goOt spirits.
They are chunky little feilows, about Two
inches long, and Fesembl. n0ihirs as much
AS they doa piece oi steel. They look like raw
steel and act Ike lt-ihat Is, they seem 10 be
metallic and invulnefable. They are alike
insensible 70 heat and cold, and can be toast
ed on red-hoi stove OF seated upOn an lee
cake without their composure Leins ia the
least disturbed.
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STILL FINDING DEAD BODIES

Among the Debris at Joh"-to"n'
JouNsrowN. PA, August S.-Ihe
finding Of dead bodies Ii yet daily oc-
",rrerce. To day the body OF fifteen
yesr old girl was found on Locust
S,reet near the barracks part Of the
.own and il had been tramped over
during the past month by thousands oi
people. h..;,oss r,sr 70.
,iobf il was decided TO heartily sup
rort M Mcssrs. John Thomas q sons 10
,0e;, 0li snit against the South Fork Fish,
sr,, ..t,b The suit will be entered
within few days.
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BUFFALO. August S. In the great trot-
ting race between Belle and Wilkes to.
day. one mile. Belle won in two straight
heats. Time 2:l5 and 2I7i. Twenty
thousand people were present.
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Jubilee of the ,icar-ccneral Of Bait

more.
BALTIMORE. MD.. August S.-ElabO-
rate preparations are making for the
celebration Of the jubilee OF the Very
Rev. Edward McColgan. Vicar. General
of the Baltimore Diocese. On Septem-
Der lst he will have been in the piiest-
hood fifty years. The celebration. " hich
will take place on October 2id. at St.
Peter S. where he Il pastor. will be at
tended by Churchmen OF high degree
all over the country. Bishop Foley. Of
Detroit. a former assistant OF Father
McColgan 5. will say the Jubilee Mass.
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The train reached Ellsworth on time.
Accompanied by senator Hale the
Prcsiiest passed to the rear platform,
where he was greeted by another SEA
0f upturned faces The mayor Of the
city aud Judge Emery. of the Supreme
Court. were introduced. and moro
haDdshaking was indnlged M. Senator
Hale took leave Of the President at
this point.
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steve Brodie Jumps From Another
tridee

Providence, r. l., August s.-Steye
Brodie. the bridge jumper, leaped
from the Main-street bridge, spanning
the Pawt. cket river at Pawtucket. be-
tween and > O'Clock this morning,
ana was taken from the water two hun
dred yards below the bridge in good
condition. although Suffering some
what from the shock. The height of
the jump was about sixty feet.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, August S.-BsDja-
min +. Spandaner. who W., the pnnci-
pal witness against Mrs. Surra,t, hanged
at Washington in 1896 on the charge Of
conniying Of the assassination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. died to-day in the Mary
land peuitentiary.
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N.xrucKrr. MASS, August S.oMrs'
j., 49, '~,i,, ~ IIsrr,son, wife Of the Presi-
aeoi. 1so arrived here this morning ben beng IS
oslIed osIe, b. by telegram to the bedside Of o.
6er sister, Mrs. Scott-Lord' who Is very
III
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,,,trufK INDTttTIONS TO-DAY.
ssiuNeToN. l g.. August 81
T. .. :......:. ....:..:... g: ...::.. VIM. Fan.
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Enthusiastic Reception at Bangor, Where
"A National salute O.. Fired and Much
uand,hating Induigcd in-~sfe Ar
rival az Destination.
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comeu Join our watch and dia-
In 'J clnbs SOC. and 81 per week.
I"oo~ msa ~ ines saturday. SroTr & srorr'
an East Broad street
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CANDo, OAK August S.-John II.
irrdee, for five years probate judge of
Tow ner county. mas disappeared, leay>
ile a large Indebtedness.
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FAST STEAMSHIP LINE.

SOUTHAMPTON. August S.-The new
steamship Columbia, Of the Hamburg
American packet line, which arrived
here this forenoon from New York. has
beaten the record TO or from South
ampton by 80 minutes and a seconds.
her corrected time being 6 days, 81
hours aud % minutes.
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ROME. AUGUST o.-Signoc Bene-
ditto Carroll. the eminent TIA
ian statesman. twice Prime Min
ister Of Haly, died at Naples to-day,
aged sixty-two years. Signor Carroll
fought with Garibaldi, and was
wounded At Palermo Ia 1860. In 1873
he was stabbed while protecting the
person Of King Humbert. lie was the
leader Of the Extreme Left in the Ital-
ian Chamber.
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/ ,IAbLlsHED 1865.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE
AND
MaNlllNE WORKS,


Ai.f... ~ locomotives. Steam Engine =
faIt. @nd foffaHIe. With PLAIN side
f. automatic cut.on. on Coriiss gear
t..r. NipnafY Marine aud Portable
Hc itnhs lulleys. -hafilue Hangers
l.n.. ..'.'.t Cars f>cFcnteenth-sifeet
HNAin t"D blocks OF tire work
my i4-ly.