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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Tie continuous heavy rains have cast
"A Gloom over the whole farming com
mnnity of tnls section The low-ground
men have almost despaired. The bed
of the rivers bias been nearly iiiied up
with drifts from tine bills. ARA making
.he rivers BIO shallow that Tie least
oranti,y of rain almost causes o tieshet
and an overflow .-Asr Eig.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
montgomery.

Professor Henry Naf. son Of Rev. j.
n NsH. of Dubhn. So boo las fer some
time been connected with the institute %
has been made president of King GLE
l.ge an Bristol. Tenn. Mr. Naii ls k u
bv marriage 20 Christansburg' lbs
olfe being daughter Of Wade Monia-
que. E-Q.. and % niece of Ms Junhn
and Mis. D.. g.. Ius2. Messenger.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

SIR. Pelham Blackford. for some time
rs-r acting teller at the Bank " 40
irgIou. l.ft here last week for Norfolk
I.- visit relatives and friends before
taking Do. departure for Honduras.
Central America. where he goes 20 take
n.-iti.n in % bank Of that country
AbiaQd0n Hirgin'Gn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

T.i. g. i.e country 0f KIM Leararl
,re walked .ut t9 t4ke d look from th
...rreu. at -nakcspelr 8 cliff where
.-l.lfNaY down hau. tno,. who gather
-.tncnilr- dreadful tiale As d.
b.stlrd above tne -ta. which ia he'd
itself luto foam at i-s base sOme 300 Feet
down. tiel lfe work ol th- samphre
.ath.ler, dil. indeed. seem % drfa iul
made. never saw Sd many cal0's
elsewhere in tHe s.a-the llule bay
nn.lar Tine clI looked lie painter b
r.IIrtfe with the shoals and De- Elections.
The round towers. built aD ut 1905 90
aid the men of Kent 90 guard their
native shores against the area enemy
who wls missing bis troops on me
other side the channel, were thick
around us. but we were Interested Ia
an older struggle than that, fer three
or four miles away were the weli-de-
Hned entertainments az Caesar =
lamp. on too of the finest headlaud
ia sirlt. 10 was far. but il was love-
Us day. and SIC determined TO make D..
for which we were well repaid, since
the Camp d. one Cd the finest sp Cimens
of a. ola Roman camp which remains,
anl was almost the most lnteres ~
relic have ever seen. l. Is said that
Caesar him elf commanded here, ID.
landing having been effected just be
low. lt was certainly - soldier VIII,
selected ihe spot. for with i'
earihworks &c would be impreg
nab'e even now. alter eighte'r
centuries. ON three sides the hal Is Sc
precipitous that we did not venture tC
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

OUR readers will find the Sunday
TINES the best paper they can ge. on
Sunday.
The New York papers come here III
the afternoon. but that is not the time
10 buy paper,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
TWO HISTORIC GUNS
Tu,TTHlNDERED BEFORE THE RENO
LrTlONARy WAR.
rne,r History Interestingly ''"ce" -
,no Relic. Now n, the si'gi"i" VII
fary institute Incident ." inc
Life of John sheTsiiie

Ut mis- time. a semtcsntonnial .
anniversary has come round. """ '"'
Clans are gathering 20 celebrate ine
glories Of their Alma Mater. We aie
Ierobv reminded Of certain veterans
reposing there whose careers nave p'en
eventful. Four sami-centennal. "ou'n
scarce fill tho measure 81 their uint'
on earth: and they bad been tnuN''i
ing out history when tneu present
home and country were little known.
Some who happened to become "o
ousinted with them in years Nirt i.'N
trouble 10 trace their careers. WINCH
was published. bat Rot read seheia' iy'
So that few OF Che curious "n Do WISH
them ON the present occasion VIII hN'"
much Of the two ro-plerdch, hI'
French guns that now alo'u ''
Grounds off the Virginia Mhtaft iN7.' +
tute. There appears CD ue 'pl .'' '
tho land "A desire o. preserve ilI''-' B.
has come 40 last. but to' l.' i' '''
the best from oblivion a leN "'i'
will suffice Co record here tte N'-'"'f .
off the beautiful pieces OF Ordnance
nnrmr fho American Revolution 0i
r--sT.f,vette was induced to f'inih
~ France. ina search of $500 f1r ihe r'i'
riss Tie was not only t0 enlist fh. '
t,y. co orefaron of tho KING aud N''
government. but also to praciI MUM
fiors of war and amy other tl' li'''-'
holm. lie fulfilled DIS comue-'oH I'.
Faithfully. Among oiherablnianit'i
dorras of this. ou crnalh Aif
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

worrc1sf by The Beiegers, twin pfothefs
at D.uai. in France. and during the
reie.a of Louis the Fourteenth. lheV
uero great on that day but an" no"
bnt reminders AZ that brilliant age
when Farce surpassed the "ofih IN
the reanemoni- 90 peace o. wei as 'no
The cost of making these guns must
I,to be.u very great. After one ras
....f .,,a. subjected to the action OF a
f.Ifa then the designs were ORA" upon
Vra.s were 0i the most elaborate
and orrlt. character. aud were done
,,.fh no chnol of tnc most expert
v..r1urn. Incorie. and etcnins. ana
..r,..,l,.. BEGAN at the mulfie ~ Che
,'..,.arl were continued ai'nk tno
,.nffotae breecn. The trunnNu Nln-
...-ar.rkeui-ifr.y wrought .INIns.
....,..t ..a- I'D fhr cnntie ~ A smlII
I.u thr c..eONel was decorated nY 800
....,..... flower. and overall f0.saf fhD.r
....,r.rr.lIr places Rere aIl4n..l tIe
,..ff,..ani amu|Hlon Zach piece
l.f ,-.t..mo. nh..D Nas placed near
I.,.. r1I. ~lmr.l tar. WeI.I lIiesIs-
.....r.. .lefecail 3D. cess DE- Al..tIre.
.r ID .,.nf.ria o. N.lrmtNl.
81 rr... Severe. IT, Aif'-
,.. rn.n succeeded those ~ofi' ''
.,li.f plrteut whom falnt nff .N'
..'fn.r' F. mouth. "H'iimnr of'oifJ
r.,,.f.e XIV. hal manf iA'.
,f..r.ff t.u neIe given hish military
..-t..r. Tor which they we're l0It.F
Ind. Slime ul ihe-e gums were d'
....f with Oboe lseuteulofs ni -N'N.
rI.t.f OBJ. Dle le MAme Nlih il- Nt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

IL" In in.,noss. it might be well to ,
'nect whether the meat OF one chicken
.stra,nfod on four legs. would De
uite as thick as 30 is ON two Al ie ,i
ncle Jerry Rusk should be co,7ul.ou
efore much capital is put INTO the lie"
,heme. Courier Journal.
FNrTrLFp TO A DEGRGE.-Among 'ne
,any shallow and preposterous persons
no have been accredited as Old pioinHi'
Z Washington. the people VIII easily /
,ngie out Minister GhoOly Khan oi
,oraia "a. entitled above all others 10
be- decorated with the Order oh lhe
supreme Jacklss. the insi-tenCe Oh
mis- interesting parsonage that nothing
ought t0 be- printed DID ihe
,ewsnapers concerning himself OF ms
matter the Shah. should earn from I
min, moreover. the right 90 wear ihe /
insignia a the Companions lhe hi''" /
Head. We have had foreigners galore /
ENGAGED in diplomatic duty 90 a-n |
Inpion. and some OF them might ta-if /
have made complaint similar lo inil O'
the Persian Minister. yet he mas De'',
the first 10 maintain that the customs cd
the country need not 90 be taken INTO ace
count in determining the pubic plail"h
OF the attaches Of foreign legation.
Minister Guooly Khan may be number
cd among the v.cuus 81 the VICIOUS
scfap-bO0k habit 10 ho bad devoted
more time 90 studying The spirit ana
temper Of the American people ana
f.H.. q H.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

4 hInALD editor SAYS that Fred
Daugla. is safe in ilayti because
yellow Jack is not q ciunibal The
fact Is that Douglas must be az least
th.ce-lourths white, as his lhysiog-
nomy indicates both ia color aud ia
the lines.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The numbers were run up on @ scat
fold showing the order OF the horses
and their riders. Several races were
run. bat the great event was 90 5, and
tor ills everyone waited There were
thirteen starters, but "D0nayan. ~ he
Duke Of Portland 5 great colt. was 30
strong fayolite that the book-makers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07
CREAM OF TIE PREss.
some pifhy sayings or hFii''a"' '"''o
,I,pped From the Leading '"P''' "
tnc soUutff

WELL TO REFLEcr.-Before keniucky
forners n.h into the iourleggea
chicken business. it might be wei TO
reflect whether the meat OF one 'hi i,..
distributed on four legs. woui1 De
ouite as thick as 10 is on two 2 Al le ,'Si
Uncle Jerry Rusk should be co li..'.'
before much capital is put INTO the ne"
scheme. Courier Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

them while tramping through the noun
tains. The other day they started out for
q long walk. but 10y the time they reached
home again they had had considerably
more than they bargained for. Their OBJ
iectivc point was Shandaken, but they
tramped for hours and hours without
reaching it. Finally they both had to
admit that they were lost, and in the
most thickly-timbered and sparsely settled
portion of the range. Their balloos only
brought back IA echo from some distant
crag. The only thing that remained for
them 10 do was 81 keep on tramping, taking
q rest once i'm a while by the way. IL was
mostly uphill work in more senses than
one. but the doctors arc as noted for their
grit as they are for their brains. They rea-
soned that If they kept il up long enough
and did not travel in circle they would
reach some point from which they could
take their proper bearings. and they would
finally get out Of the woods without any
body being q bit the wiser.
At the end Of several hours they found
themselves at a point near Lexington,
Greene county, miles away from where
they imagined thew were. While they dined
they talked their experience over, and de-
cided that they would not drive back, but
that they would walk TO Pine Hill. And
walk they did. though they were footsore
and weary ia bodyWhc they reached their
respective homes. The few people in Pine
Hin who are aware Of the fact tnat Messrs.
Crosby and McCracken were lost have
promised not to say q word about II to
soul. and, as they are all Presbyterians, II
is reasonable TO presume that they VIII
keen their word.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
WARRENTON NOTES.
Farmers Alliance-Personal Mention.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the RICHMOND DlbpatCn.I
WARBENTON, Va, July II, 1899.
The farmers of this section Assem- blcd in
the basement OF the courthouse on Tues
day morning for the purpose of organizing
"a farmers alliance. Colonel W. f. Gas
kins was called to the chair and consented
to preside over the meeting. The object
of this alliance is 10 protect the interests
of the farmer as much rs possible, and to
raise his condition generally. 1t Is pro-
posed to keep this organization ont Of
politics and make 10 partlsan-DemO-
Gratis and Republicans alike being members.
Mr.. Winston Payne, who has been quite
sick for some time, IS much improved IL
health.
General w. II. Payne, who has been in
Europe for several months past, recently
had an operation performed on his eyes in
Paris. which was very successful.
The farmers in the upper part Of this
county are very much troubled by new
kind Of fly, which attacks cattle and fire.
quently causes death by making large sores
on the stomach and ut the base of the horns.
Major John Scott, Commonwealth at
torney for this county, has moved ont to
the home of the late Governor Smith.
where he and his family viii reside in the
future.
1t is understood that the principaiship of
the Warrenton Academy, which was left
vacant by the resignation of Mr.. W. p.
Graves, has been offered TO Mr.. l.. Stump
ter Smith. Of Bethel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
VERY INDIGNANT.
Farmers Incensed Against a Charlotte Po
Iiceman-The Recent Clubbing.
ISneclaI telegram 70 the DlspatchI


CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 1s.-The ar
rest of ksquire John p. Hunter here late
Yesterday evening as telegraphed the Dis
patch last night has been the sole topic Of
discussion to-day. Hunters wounds, which
he received from Sergeant Joe Boytes's
billy. we're dressed and he was taken TO his
home in the country last night. The case
was set for hearing before n magistrate
here this morning, but when the hour ar
rived "a messenger came saying Hunter was
unable tOleave his bed. Nothing has caused
50 much excitement here IN a long time.
Public sentiment is in favor of the justice
of the peace Reports from the county
say the farmers are ravlng mad, and many
are swearing vengeance against Sergeant
Bowie, who struck the savage blow. The
blow was a terrible one and was heard fifty
yards away. Physicians to-day regard
Hunters condition rs very serious and say
the wound may prove fatal. ltlsnOt knwOn
whether the skull has been fractured or
not, but the blow was such fearful one
that the worst may occur at any mo-
ment. The hearing has been postponed
until the 30th instant and Sergeant
Boyte required 10 give bail IN the sum Of
three hundred and fifty dollars. He was
TODAY suspended from the police force.
The farmers say no such treatment would
ever have been meted out TO citizen of
Charlotte, especially one standing. as well
as Hunter does. They say that the club
bing is due TO the fact that he Is a country
man.
Hunter has employed able counsel, and
will push the case to the bitter end. He
Will enter q suit against tho city for heavy
damages on the grounds Of unlawful arrest
and iuhumau treatment. 4 farmer who
lives in Hunters neighbOrhOod told your
correspondent to-day that further trouble
was sure to result, and the worst might be
expected at any moment.
ANARRow ESCAPE.
Rev. A. Il. Mendenhall, Of Randolph
county. had a narrow escape from seri-
Gus accident day OF two ago. He was
returning from the Sunday-school con-
ference in Davidson county in a buggy,
with negro driver, when the horse began
TO kick, knocked off the dashboard, and
gave the parson blow on the forehead.
He fell out of the buggy, thus escaping
further injury.
A movement IS on foot in Reidsyille to
secure a system of water-works.
j. T. Ingram was kicked by a mule a
few days ago. in High Point. He was
knocked senseless, and Is now IN critical
condition.
KILLED.
A farmer by the name Of BOwden was
killed by being thrown from a runaway
horse i'll Cleveland county day before yes
terday He was dashed against a tree with
terrific force and was dead when picked up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
PETERSBURG.
Court Matters-Three Years-BadIy Burn
Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
July IS, 1889.
The quarterly or criminal term of the
Hastings Court of this city was commenced
to-day, and, Judging from the amount of
business on the docket, the term Will run
over into August.
Joseph Walton, Of Sussex county, who
was out on bail in the sum of 81 800, APP
peared in court to answer an indictment
Tor horse-stealing. He entered a plea Of
guilty, and upon a statement by his cOun-
sci that he was a tool in the hands of other
and more designing men, the jury fixed his
punishment at three years IN the penlten-
tiarv. Executive clemency will be asked
IN the case. The stolen horse belonged to
George Booker (cOlOred). of Amelia coun-
tv: was taken from one of the warehouses
i'm this city, and subsequently, killed IN
Greenesyille county, after having been Of
fered for sale.
The grand jury returned number of
indictments. among them the following {:
w. G.. Clark, robbery; John X. Jones, te-
lOuiOus assault. and John Dean, embeZZle-
ment of SlGj Call white persOns) Eliza
Bland. robbery from the person. and John
Chavert burglary (both colored). There
are "A number of cases yet to come before
the grand Jury.
The case of Janet r. Powell, charged
with shooting John ID. Schenk, is on trial
this afternoon.
In the Mayors Court this morning Nan
cv TAYLOR (colOred). charged with cutting
the throat of n woman named White, with
whom she had a quarrel, waived an exami-
nation and was sent on TO the grand jury.
Gritty Lurenza (colOred). employed as
cook in the family of Mrs. Mcllwaine, on
Washington street, was very badly burned
this morning. She was standing with her
back 10 the stove when her dress accident
ally caught fire She suffered serious inju-
ries before the fire could be eXtinguished.
Warm personal and political friends Of
Colonel James d. Brady positively assert
TODAY that the Colonel will be appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for the Sc
cond District of Virginia, and that within
very brief time. They expect the APP
pointment to be made this week.
The remains of Major Page Wlngheld,
son of Bishop Wingfield, of California,
who was killed in that State a few days
ago. arrived here to-day by express. The
casket containing the body was taken to
St. Paul's church, of which the Bishop was
formerly the rector. The funeral service
took place at 6 o'clock this evening and
was largely attended. ROBIN ADAIB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

PETFRsBURG, VA, July 1S.-Ihe jury in
the case Of James ID. Powell, charged with
shooting John y. Schank, rendered yer.
diet tonight of unlawful shooting and
fixed his punishment at one minute IN the
city Jail and fined him IS. The verdict
was received with applause by the large
crowd Of spectators present, which was
promptly checked by the Sheriff, theJudge
giving warning that he would send any one
TO Jail who attempted TO applaud again
while his court was IN session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
A FATAL BATH.
A Young Man Drowned at Suffolk.


SUFFOLK, Va. July 1S.-About half-past
G o'clock last evening W. Capers Harris, OF
Henderson, \. c., q Young man about
nineteen years of age, was drowned while
bathing in Nansemond river at this place.
He was taken with cramp and nearly
drowned a companion who tried to save
him. The body was recovered III about an
hour after the accident and was this morn
ing sent 10 Henderson for interment. The
deceased was a bright and promising
Young man. He was q student at Wake
Forest College. n. c.. for the past two ses-
sions and contemplated entering the Bap-
fist ministry. Having relatives in Suffolk,
he secured work here and proposed re
manning through the vacation. He entered
upon his duties last Monday. Young har-
ris was acquainted with Mr.. White, who
was drowned at Manchester Sunday night,
and was discussing that sad accident with
a relative only about a half an hour before
going to his own fatal bath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
FRIDAY, July 10. 1889,

BAILEY. PLAINTIFF. rs. SAIfTB, DEFENDANT, AID
GRESHAM, Plaintiff. AGAINST SALLIt. DE-
FFNDANT.-IN NIB CHAsCRRY COUNT or TIE
CITY or HCHNOND.
]. Charles ". GOIdn, clerk Of said court. cer-
THY that the bond required of tue. special COM
m issioncrs BY tho decree In said cause OF july
10 1889 has beer July given.
Given under my hand this Tin day o. July.
1870 CHARLES w. GODDiN.
To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
A MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE.
Two Distinguished Presbyterians Lost in
the Catskills.

The Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby aud the
Rev. DIR. McCracken (the latter is vice
are two of the most prominent cottagers
at Pine Hill. n. Y. Prior 10 IA day or two
ago DIR. Crosby was fully persuaded in his
own mind that he knew every point Of the
Catskil Mountains for miles and miles
around his pretty summer home. What he
didn't know DR.. McCracken was quite sure
that he did. Neither Of them, however,
on this head is as positive as he was, and
Just how they arrived at this conclusion
runs something in this wise:
The two doctors are great cronies. They
are fond Of taking long pedestrian trips to-
gether. They say that some of the bright
est thopshts OF their lives haye come TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
AUCTION sALEs-rnsurs Days.

Arthur l.. Adamson. Auctlonoor.
Manchester. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
JAMES RIVER Division.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
A Despairing Females Rash Act.

PITTSBURGH, July ls-Early this morning
the bodies of Mrs. John McGregor and two
children were discovered in ten inches of
water in small creek near Youngstown,
O. The woman had first drowned her chill
dren and then herself. Her husband had
left her in destitute circumstances and she
was yesterday seen begging for food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

MY SALE THIS MORNING AT l0l
VI o'clock will embrace -
PLAIN and MARBLE-IoP IHANRER SUITS
zone q remarkably beautiful OAK patterns
BRDSTEADS, SAfES,
REFRIGERATORS. WALL PAPER;
good COOkiNG->lONt ~. one nearly new;
CHKONOS. MATTRESSES,
BRONZE aud other CLOthS
CRADLES.
very handsome BUFFET,
BOWLS and PITCHES.
Handsome sew PAEIOR CARPET,
! DRUGGET,
HALL and STAIR CARPET,
OlI~CLOIH.
Some nifty feet NEW HOSE
HOI-AIk FURNACE.
a variety Of KITCHEN FURNITURE, and
other valuable articles. sucn as
RARE BOOKS, PAINTINGS. &c.
Tho goods must be- removed at once 90 make
room for other consignments.
j. a. VALENTINE.
y19 AucuOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
DAT-CHARMER WANTED.
SOME ONE TO RID A STORE OF RATS

win pay liberal 10 any one who will do the
work well. Address RATS, care Dispaieh, or call
Al 6gl east Broad street. ~ 1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Tho only medicines sold by druggista under
n positive guarantee from their manuiact-
urers that they will do just what Is claimed
for them-that is, benefit or cure I'm I'll cases
OF diseases for which they are Recommending,
or the money paid for them viii te promptly
refunded are Or. picrcc's worid-famed spc-
Cfcs. manufactured by Worlds Dhpensary
Medical Association. of Buffalo. y. }.
Or. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all diseases arising from a torpid or dt ranged
liver or from impure blood. as Dyspepsia. or
Indigestion, Pimplcs, B'0tches, Eruptions,
Salt-rheum, letter. Erysipeas. and Scroiu-
lous Sores and Swolhngs. Consumption, or
Lung scrofula. IS also cured by this Won
dcrful remedy. il taken IN time.
Dr. Picrce's Fay0rte Prescription Il the
world-famed remedy for all those chronic
weaknesses and distressing deranCemrnts so
common 70 American women. IL ls most
potent, invigOmting. restorative tonic. or
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the whole eygtcm. As a soothing ncryinc lt
il uncqualcd. See guarantee printed on the
bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out
for many years.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

CHrcAGo. ILL.,. July 1s.-Ihe explosion Of
n boiler in the planning mill of the X. V.
Stone Lumber Company. on lloyne avenue,
this morning resulted in the death OF three
men. Several horses were also killed and
the building burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
ON THE DAN.
Killed While Blasting-Tourists Heard
From.

TSp0cIaI UI0IIoIH % INC II5palcb.I
DANyuLE, Va, July ls.-Allen Mccain,
young man from North Danvlle, was kill
ed on the Atlantic and Danyille road while
blasting near Milton. No particulars have
been learned.
A telegram received here to-day an
nounces the safe arrival at Glasgow of the
steamer Nevada upon which Danyille
party Of European tourists sailed.