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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-19
BOOMERS AND CATTLE MEN.
They Have "a lsght with the Chickasav
Police In the Region of Oklahoma.

Fort SMITH, ARR, April ls-An en-
counter has occurred between a party of
boomers and cattle men on the one side.
and the Chickasaw police on the other.
az the ford on Chisholm cattle trail
across the Canadian river forty miles
west of Oklahoma city. The cattle-meu
were taking several head of cattle from
Frank Colberi's ranch, in the Chcha-
saw nation TO Kansas. The mounted
police guarding the Southern border
of Oklahoma refused them permission 90
use the well-known Chisholm trail
through the new territory, and a fight
followed The cattle-mcn We're rein
forced by % party of boomers from Texas
one policeman. two cattle-men, and "a
boomer named Geiss were killed, be-
sides some valuable horses The cattle
men finally abandoned the proposed
route and took the old Abilene route
through the Chevenne reservation
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To IrN Lnli.ted Men

WAsHrNGroN, ID C., April 1s.-A
naval general court-mariisl has been OF
dered TO convene al the Portsmouth, y
H.. nayy-yard on the 22d instant for the
trial Of enlisted men The court VIII b,
composed OF Commander Merrill Miller
Commanders Chas j Barcley and Ed
win White. Lieutenant-Commanders "
4. Morgan and VIM. \. Maider, First
Lieutenant VIM f. Spicer and Second
Lieutenant j. f. MahOney | ;. VI. G.
Lieutenant y. ]. V. Patch, Judge Adyo
cafe
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The Par Value OF. the Stock IL $3.50
PetShare.
SECOND ALLOTMENT OF STOCK.

SE'DND ALLp I'm VI SIOths
The Company offers 70 the public sso.0uof
is capital stock at Zsk payable $3.50 In cash
and the balance IN instruments OF o. pee
month. with interest at per cent. per annum
on the unpaid ins,aliuents until pad. with
right 70 anticipate payments
No one viii De allowed to subscribe for more
than 500, aud no person who sucscrited for
the first issue can subscribe Tor the second al
lOtment. until persons who cii not subscribs
for the first are supplied. II more than t2Om
should be subscribed, all subscriptions Will is
abated pro rata.
II amy stock should be left over IL will rs
taken by the incorporsfOrs. and no more vnli
BE- allotted by the company duriny tho present
year,
This allotment Il made In response 10 re-
quest Of many persons. who CLAIM that they
had insuihc ent rotico OF the nrst subscrip-
ton and desire 70 be associated with Us iu the
development OF our property.
hii money derived from tho saio OF stock
viii be- used solely for improy ments on .
property
The books OF subscription will be opened At
u NJ and will be- closed at2P. ~, on we,ines-
day. April 18th. lSo9.
Parties buylog lots from this company aud
intending 10 build, can borrow " per cent. .
the value OF lots aud ntonded Improvement
at per ceot. per annum. on long time.
The company has over sJ.oo feot Of tho
choicest property ia our western suburbs,
principally ON Grove avenue. Floyd. Main.
Cary streets. and the boulevard. This proper
~ WAS acquired at prices far below the pro
sent market value. and the purchasers of tho
stock participate in the profits TO bo Derived
FROM the enhanced value OF the lots.
All shares OF stock issued by this company
are registered BY the State Bank Of viryiniA
JAMES ii. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
lap 7-lmol
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Lcorrespondenee Of the TlNEs.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the TINES
WEST PoIST, April ls-Another for
eign steamer arrived here on Sunday
from Liverpool to load for cotton and
another is expected this week
Mr.. Thomas b. Henley, the proprietor
of the Terminal, who has been in the
North for several weeks, returned yester-
day
Dr. George f Meredith, OF this town,
on leaving here for Baltimore. Saturday
ria the steamer Danyille, had q tooth eX-
tracted before going aboard the steamer,
which resulted in a fearful loss of blood.
When he arrived in Baltimore be was in
a very weak and critical condition \
surgeon was summoned and stopped the
blood, and last reports state that he is
gaining strength rapidly
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Gn,>p RAPIDS. Micu. April lS-The
$40 Chicago express on the Chicago and
West Michigan Railroad was wrecked
while running thirty miles am hour near
GIandyilc last night Some one had
opened switch. and before Engineer
Carney could check IFS speed the loco-
motive wa. of thc track. humping
over ties. lcapng an eight foot
cmtic-euml. and landing ON DTS
-ilc The engineer and fireman jumped
and escaped uniniured The baggage.
car. the smoker. aui locomotive were TO-
tally wrecked A large number of pas
scnecr. were aboard hut none We're hurt
General Manager MulHken, of the road
and party were in The rear coach the
forward truck of which only LETT the
track There is no clue % the train
trrcrkpr4
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A Victim OF Conspiracy.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, April IS
John A. Phillips, who has served tern
of ten wears in State prison for rape on
his wife's daughter, and who. in Decem
her 1885. was sentenced to State prison
for twelve years, for incest with ms
daughter Ida in Dartmouth, has been
pardoned and released to-day. 1t /.
stated that he was the victim of con
spiracy. and that his daughters were in
duced TO testify falsely against him.
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DANyiLLE.
4 Proposition to Extend the Atlantic and
Danyille Railway 10 the Mineral Fields
of Southwest Virginia.

Special 90 the TIMES
DANvrLLF, Va, April ls.-Genersl
Thomas Ewing, president Of the Atlantic
and Danyillc RAILWAY, viii publish in
tomorrow Dflg Registe, the PROPOSE
ton he will submit TO the City Council at
the next meeting in regard TO the exien-
sion of the road from Danyille 20 the
mineral fields of Southwest Virginia.
Danyille win be asked 20 subscribe two
hundred thousand dollars. The COM
pany agreeing h. begin work i'm thirty
days after the subscription is voted and
agree TO complete the road on or before
December lst, 1891, the subscription to
be made I'M in-tallmcnts of five thousand
dollars per mile as sections Of
four miles are built, the company 20 put
up with the Mercantile Trust Company,
OF New York, satisfactory forfeit TO
guarantee the completion of thorough
line in the time specified
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NEW York. April 1S.-Ihe steamship
TNrian. from Kingston, Jamaica, ar
rived at this port Obi morning Her
captain reports at 10 A. NJ on the 10th
on Barneeai. the key of the vessels for
ward crank came out and disabled the
shin lie laid 20 for twenty-four hours
and succeeded in repairing The machi
nerv sufficiently 10 enable him 10 work
the veescl into port. On The l3lh, III
latitude 81 l3', longitude I0' ~, th'
Tyrian passed wreck, bottom mp.
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TR0I BnE N THE AIR.
Otoo and Pawnee Indians Preparing for
an Emergency.

otoo and Pawnec Indians Preparing Tor
AN Emergency.
ARKAN.As CITY. KAN. April Is -Four
hundred and thirty-seycn families arrived
here yesterday In wagons and AT least
1000 persons by The railroads Trains
from the south brought quite "a number
of pawnee and Ot0e Indians from the
reservation south of this city. IL seem,
20 haze just dawned upon them that the
settling of 20pO00 people In the heart Of
the territory means 20 them a general
breaking NIP of their tribal relations.
Nearly an ol them are laying in a store
of weapons with which 20 protect them
selves and their homes against the inya-
der- A leader of the Pawneos said
"Dur people are afraid the white people
on the Arkansas river viii rob Us of our
homes but should they pass by and
move upon the land sold 20 the Govern.
ment by the Greeks and seminoles there
will hc mo- trouble
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ROANOKE, Va, April ls.-fhe Ma.
iional Exchange Bank with $1,000 paid
up capital, was organized here tonight
The following are the officers and direc-
tors I. T. Fishburn, president; X. I.
Englehy, yice.presideni Junius b. Fish
burn. cashier b. Rush. teller X. Fish.
burn. Thomas Engleby Lee II. Simmons,
J. NJ Harris, j. h. Andrews, W. L. Nor
man, John ". Woods, T. L. Murrill, j.
+. Bell and the two first mentioned oil
GERS directors. Messrs Murrill and Bell
are of Lvnchburg.
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The Daily Times will.

The Daily Times " will.
~ soon ~ praCticabic.
move itS entire plant and
Office 10 the first floor Of
the large and COInItiodIOus
building No. 90l East Vain
street. recently occupied
s., Win. MITCHELL = Go.
Having added largcl, 10
lic former outfit. the
q" Daily Timc~ ~ now pre-
pared Ia fulfil all the re-
qui~ilcs Of a live, progress
i've newspaper.
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MiNNFAroLfs. MrNN. April 18th
Jo0ram's Grand Forks special say
Julius Listol, Charles Gardner an'
Irvine Mckay boys, whose ages rang
from ten to thirteen years were arrested
Yesterday for various acts of malicious
mischief The boys then confessed tha
they hai caused the numerous fires tina
had occurred here lately one is an or
phau. aud the other two are latherless
They Bill be sent to the reform school
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EDINBl' RGH OPENS HER DOORS To
PARNELL.
i ANNIVERSiRf or THE DEA TIL
or BEACONSFIELD.
INDIANS PREPARING FOR AN EMER
GENCN.
Blocks of TiVe Dudley -flagsIip for the
Squadron 10 Attend the Centennial.
Mexico Accepts an Invitation.
Fire Rugs lp Minnesota.

EDrNBrRGH. April lS-The town
Council of Edinburgh has decided by d
vote of eight 90 five 20 confer the free
dom of the city on Mr Parnell.
ANNIVERSARY oF THE DEATH or BEA-
CoNsFIEID.
LoNDoN, April ls.-To-day being the
anniversary of the death of Lord Bea-
consneld the Tories decked themselves
with primr0ses and celebrated the
day in the usual iashion-by feast
ing. making speeches. and bting
uerry despite ihc sa,r red character
of the day as regarded by the
church Tue Primrose League accord
ing 10 its custom, sent an enormous
wreath. which was hung about the neck
of the dead statesman statue in Paria.
ment square. Here the crowds were so
great That force of police officers had
TO be- detailed 10 maintain order and keep
the people moving.
NOTHING or THE DASMARk.
QUEENSTOWN. April lS-The steam
ship Queen has arrived here She saw
nothing of the Danmark on her passen-
gers.
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BALTIMORE. MD., April ls.-The suns
special from Norfolk, Va, says Captain
Hezekiah Williams, one Of the oldest
members of the Virginia Pilots AssOcia-
tion, died last night, aged seyenty-two.
He was a native OF Middlesex county.
He was one Of the pilot, Of the iron-clad,
Merrimack and was nj the wheel in The
encounter between that war-ship and the
Monitor in Hampton Roads during the
late Mar
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SpniNGFWLD, MASS, April lS-Josepl
King. % wealthy and wellknown cit
izcn. -eyeniyeight years of age, residing
20 West Farms, farming hamlet neal
Westieid GENRE. was shot and killed to-
day by Edgar King, his eldest son, ano
the house set on fire and destroyed
some time after shots were heard near
by and the murderer was found lying in
pool of blood, having shot himself The
cause of the trouble is traceable TO an
Unbalanced mind
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HENRY COUNTY.
Federal Appointments - Case, on th,
DoChtt, Ltc.


lCOrres spOnience Of the TIMES.
MARTINsyuLE, Va. April &c W
Jones. the new Malone postmaster. has
given his bond and assumed control of
the office at this place. Ed. Pedigo su-
percedes Mr.. Moir as mail agent between
Danyille aud Stuart. and j Moss smith
is 10 be appointed mail agent ON the
Richmond and Danviile road between
Washington and Charlotte, and Ed.
Griggs is 10 be watchman in the Treas
ury building All are Mahoneites, and
il seems that Billy must be holding the
winning cards.
Work is beginning slowly on the Roa-
nOke and Southern road. and it Is b.i-
terly complained that the construction
company are furnished with cOnyicis, so
that very little if any, free labor is ems
ployed. think il would be to the inter
est OF our people if the conyicts were put
back in the shoe.shops at once.
Ruiiner Institute, after very success
ful session, will close tomorrow evening.
Our people are agitating the adoption
of the fence, or rather no fence law The
Board of Supervisors will vote on the
matter next month e..
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NEW YORK, April ls Michael Early
hneman, while engaged in removing
wires from the poles on Sixth avenue
which are being cut down by the city
was killed this morning. and Hugh
REILLY. another lineman. was severely in
jured. They got caught in the guy ropes
used in lowering the poles, and were
hurled from the house tops, where they
were, distance of forty feet to the
ground
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BnNBRIDGE, GA, April ls.-At the
Alabama Midland crossing of the Chat
tahoochee river two boats with seven
and eight men, respectively, were cross.
Ing the river when one of the boats
commenced sinking and one OF the men
jumped to the other boat and capsiZed
both boats. Five men were drowned.
They were hands working for e. \.
Alexander, breaking rock for the Ala.
bama Midland bridge The Rock river
was dragged. but none of the bodies
vera recovered
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DROPPED INTO THE NIAGARA.
\ workman Falls Two Hundred Feet 10 be
Carried into whirlpool.

NIAGARA FALLS. y Y. April Is
James Munday, workman.employed on
the suspension bridge, which WAS de-
stroyed during a heavy storm last win
ter, while at work ON one of the cables
this morning, 40 the height OF two hun
.rcl feet above the Niagara river.
suddenly slipped and fell head
first into the seething torrent
below The body 40 once sunk from
sight. When next seen he was being
borne toward the whirlpool, into which
he passed before any attempt could De
made 10 save him. II is believed the
body was n.eless when sucked into the
pool and that the shock of the fall killed
him
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Al ON nonrd Drewnel

BALTIMORE, April ls-The suns spc-
cial from Norfolk, Va, says \ vessel
went ashore last night near Liie-Saying
Station No q, but as all on board were
drowned before assistance could reach
them, and the vessel went 20 pieces
shortly after she struck the beach, il has
been impossible 70 ascertain her name,
destination, or cargo
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WAsnINGrON, d. c., April ls.-The
Book court martial which ended its ses-
sion yesterday has been dissolved. The
findings in me case have been certified
to the Judge Advocate-General OF the
Navy 10 Is understood that Lieutenant
Commander Book has been found tech
nicaHy guilty. and in view of the miti-
eating circumstances in the case, the
punishment is slight He viii probably
DE suspended from duty
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All persons who lett their clothes at y east
Broad street. are hereby nOtinei 10 call at ths
above number and get them. sp lS2t
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NEW YORK, April IS - Inspector
Byrnes has IN custody al police head
quarters well-dressed, middle-aged
man by the name of c. W. Naldron
who vas arrested last night on a war
rant from Michigan, where he is wanted
for alternating the affections OF married
woman felony under the laws OF that
state. Waldron will be turned over tC
the Michigan officers.
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WAsHNGroN, April ls.-The Unite,
States consul at Hayre, France, has noti
ned the State Department that after Ma
lst duty OF sixty cents per 100 pOund
net viii be levied on an importation
into France OF lard mixed with cotton
seed oil. irrespective of the percentas'
OF such mixture, and that all from tn
United states Will be subject 10 govern
ment examinations
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CLEVELAND. o.. April ls-A special
saws that Mrs Henry Bennehofl' aged
seventy years. living near liiln, q.
went to thc barn to hunt eggs when she
WA, seized bv tramp. who attempted
to outrage her lie had partly succeeded
in accomplishing his purpose when he
wa, attacked by the family dog, but he
made his escape. Mrs Bcnnehoh is in
q critical condition.
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NEW YORK April is.-The Calender
insulating and Water-Pr0oting Company
failed ten days ago, and the charge Is
now published that the assets, between
100000 and 100000, have disappeared.
The whereabouts OF William Calender
president OF the company, cannot be
learned, and the book keeper is also alb
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WAsmNGroS. April 1s-Fourth-clas-
po-tmaslers were t0day appointed as
follows North Carolina W i. Jor
dan. 40 Dereia. Mrs. Bette Garris, AT Ca
rvsbura Nathan VI Bales jamestown.
Alex p Lilies. Lilc-villc. John lancy
Dr.. Marion w g. Hail. MaXtou. j. J..
ID Templcton. Noore-villc. Iohr VI. Cur
OBS. Pigeon River W. S. Armstrong,
Rocky Mount. Mrs Margaret 5. Mebane.
Shaw's Mills. Asaph NJ Clarke, south
em Pines. J. $ Tuitie. Rural Hall;
George II. Mitchell. Winston.
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FRIDAY

IS ALWAYS A BUSY DAY wfTH.Us. Es
PECIALLY ~ OUR BOYS AND CHIL.
DREN's DEPARTMENT. WHICH Is PRO
NoUNCED by ALL wHO.yIsIT 1T THE
HANDsoNEsT. MOST CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED AND BEST ELGHTRD BoYs
AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT TO RE
FOUND ANYWHERE.
wHArwR ARE MOST PROUD.OF II THE
BEAUTIFUL AND FASHIONABLE OAR
MENTs WE OFFER You. THE LARGE.
AND ELEGANT STOCK or
GOODS We CARRY. wHCu.Is lHE
CREAM OF BOYS sANDi CHiLDREN's
CLOTHING, AND THE
EQUAL TO THE FINEST CUSTOM WORK.
LEADING N0yRLTIEsl IN SHIRT
WAISTS. HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
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WAsHNGToN. d. c.. April ls.-The
Department of state is IN receipt Of d
dispatch from Minister Bragg, dated
April lOth, saying that the Mexican gov
ernmenl has accepted the invitation, and
viii be duly represented at the lnterna-
tiOnal Marine Conference 10 be held al
NashlnglOn OctOber l6th. 1859.
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SECRET SESSION.

The Committee. from fhe Northern and
southern Presbyterian Churches Con
lcrriug Together.
ATLANTA GA. April IS The COM
mutcc- from the Northern and Southern
Presbyterian Churches are holding a
secret -4s-i0n here to-day The North
em committee held u meeting last night
AVID the Southern committee met this
morning subsequently the two com
miticcs met iu Joint session. While the
delegates decline 90 talk, 10 is known
that there is important business
before them Although The main
and immediate question is cooperation
between the Norihcin and southern
branches of the Church in missionary
fields. 10 is thought that the conference
i- working for thc long wi-hcdlor re-
union of the divided churches. The
conference will continue los session i0-
morrow night a reception Will be ien-
icrcl The delegates hy the Central Pres
byfcfau Church here
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WILLIAMSBURG.
The Old Town Gives Majority for the
Wets."
fe,aoisI IA the frfsfrs

rpeclhl TO lht ilht1.i
WILLIAMSBURG, April ls.-The local
option election here to-day resulted in d
victory for the "wets." The vote was
"Wets, III, dry" % The negroes did
the principal voting and turned out ~
large numbers The were rallied the night
before the election by rousing meeting
AT The courthouse, and were addressed
Mayor $. VI. Southal, b d. Peachy, Dr.
r. 4. Wise, Rev John NJ Dawson, and
Samuel Harris
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NEW YoRk, April ls.-Judge Beach
to-day denied the motion to strike oul
complaint in the suit Of Col ". "
Dudley againt the Ersning P0st, becaus,
Dudley refused to testify before com
mission in Washington The suit is
brought 10 recover damages in an al
legged libelous publication OF the block.
of hye letters.
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ROSS Is BAlLED.
Judge Jerrie- Grants the Application
Confederate Monument.
rSuecial to the TINES

Confederate Monument.
fSuecial - the lIMF-.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, eia WEST
PoINr April ls.-Joseph + Ross, ON a
writ of hajeq. eorpus, was taken before
the Circuit Court to-day Bail was APP
piled for The Commonwealth attorney
was absent KThe application was grant
ed by Judge JeHries Ross was bailed
accordingly in the sum of 5000 10 ap.
pear at the May term of the County
Court which meets May 9Th
The cornerstone Of the Confederate
monument. which is to be erected here,
will be laid Nav the sth.
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Suicide OF Abram W. Marshall

BALTIMORE, April ls.-The Suns spe
cial from Petersburg, Va, says The de-
tails of terrible suicide arrived here to-
day from Lunenburg county, the victim
of his own act being Abram W. Mar
shall, leading citizen and office holder
of that county.
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WAsmNcro> ID g.. April ls-Tho
President to-day made the following APE
po'nmems Edward $ Lacey of Michi-
.an. to he Comptroller of the Currency
Tmothx Guy Phelps TO De collector of
customs sf0r the district of San Fran
cisco. CAL. J. Snovden liill, of Mary
land t0 Doe collector of internal revenue
i0r fhc district of Maryland. John ii.
Golleus of Rhode Island 90 be collector
OF customs for the district of Newport, Il
D. Marri.e ". Cooper of New York. 90
Doe appraiser OF merchandise in the dis
trict OF New York Marshall j Corbctt
OF Sew York 20 Dee assisiantappraiser Of
in ihedistrict OF New ofk.
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The flagshlps.

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE new
cruisher Chicago will be the flagship for
the squadron to attend the New
York Centennial. 4 large marine guard
has been orde ed 10 her
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ARClIIItCIs.
MtErfNGs

~ REQUEST OF THE HOLDERS
- .f m4iaIfy OF tne stock, a general
Iaf 0f The stockholders Of the Iintr
.IsiIfg tomptTy Will be held at the Ollce
oafkOAY tGo I0th day OF Nav. lss9. a. H. ".
H'H ti "a o. OW ~. President
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ftfte.n thousand la Gold Disappear.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April ls.-The
Journals Brainard, Minn., special saws:
A package containing $4,000 in gold has
mysieriously disappeared from the Office
of the Northern Pacific Express Com
pany in this city.
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NO TIDINGS YET.
ARE THE DANNARk'S PASSENGERS
LOST
THE TYRItN PASSES 4 WRECK
BOTTON JP
AND sOTIHERN PREsBY
TEK1ANs COUNCIL.
Base Ball Games Yesterday \ Counter
fcitcr sentenced appointments by
the Prcsidcnt-A wife Muir
derer Hung.

NrN NonH, April ls-Two other
steamships arrived here today. and
neither of them report any trace OF the
Danmark and her passengers. They
were thc STATE Of Georgia. from Glas-
Cow. and Olympia, from Mediterranean
U.rf.
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CHINESE LAUNDRY
22S w. BROAD STREET.
Clothes Done up in First
Class style.

We 10 our work cheaper, better and quicker
than any other Laundry IN the city. All
work may be called for on returned on tho
third day after taken Ia. All work not done
satisfactorily viii boz done over free OF charge.
Parties losing their tickets on Saturday may
call aud get their goods on Monday.
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m. Hoard WIN GO to Him.

WAsnINGroN, d. c., April ls.-Lieu-
tenant Jno ". iogeman, Of The navy
who was ordered 10 appear before d
retiring board in this city. has written
that he IS unable 10 DO SO, and the board
viii nn M Reanlng. Pa. % eXamlne hlm