The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-13

Mr.. HORACE CARTER. OF hichmono
son of Mr.. James l.. Carter OF refers
hur0 whiie there on visit TO ms pa
ronts accidentally shot himself yester-
Law morning through the LETT hand
wfile handling new breech-loading
,';s,ol The BAH passed through the
Iefr hand. severing an important artery.
then passed on through the ceiling and
loIged in the Notwithstanding. Mr..
carter was attended by DR.. John X.
ChappelI. and is doing as well as could
be expected.
IT becomes our painful duty. says the
Slaunton argus TO record the death OF
John T.. son Of Madison Reeves. ESQ.,
living two miles north Of Nit. Soion'
which occurred on wednesday la't.
lie came to his death by kick OF a
horse. They were engaged IN hauling
ccrn TO the crib. and John stopped down
10 pick ND some corn that had fallen
while being uDloaded when one OF the
horses kicked him, causing his death III
a short time.
SEVERAL rows occurred at Fort Run
Won, i'm Alexandria county, on Satur..
day night and Monday. growing out OF
the recent election. Some Of the col
ored men who had voted the Demo-
cratic ticket were attacked by others
of their race and narrowly escaped
with their lives. The house Of FL.
TavIor was set on fire. but the inmates
cxtinguished the flames before much
damage had been done. \ c0iOred con-
stable 70 is said, was the leader Of the
disturbance.
Mr.. DOIPH ELLISON late Of Richmond,
who was brought to the Western Luna
tic ASYLUM. Cf Stauuton. for treatment
some months since. committee suicide
in the asylum on Tuesday lest By hang
ing himself with a piece Of "a colored
bed spread which ne bad torn off. He
died from siranguialiOn. and was found
with one foot touching the floor aud
the other on @ chair. An attendant had
seen him only few minutes before he
committed the rash act.
GENERAL MAHoSE. It is said, is bust.
~ engaged in preparing a paper which
e.. 10 be used Ia the shape Of an address
10 the Republicans Of the State. Ia It
be viii sen forth the causes which. in
his op MON led 10 his defeat and that
of the "a hole Republican ticket. Gen
eral Malone SAYS be- has a good many
factst0 collect which are TO be emb0di-
ga in the circular. Tie viii charge Oh g
Democrats with the most outrageous
fraudsv
THE rolored helper Aleck Carroll. Of
Norfolk. who bad one OF his feet crush
GA q few days ago while at work IN the
machine shop Of the Seaboard and
r anoke Railroad by car wheel falling
ON i. died Monday morning Of locklaw
after "a week or more of great suffering.
Carroll was much respected by the men
around The shops. and the fatal result
of the accident caused much sympathy
on the part of those who knew him.
GoRDOS HALL. grandson q VIM. c..
Thornton. of Huisville. was seriously
burned and Otherwise wounded al
Foster Fall one day last week, by the
explosion Of some powder. He was
PLAYING with some matches near Il
quantity of powder. which was acct
aeutaily ignied. Re was burned very
seriously i'm the face. and his physician
fears that he will lose tie sight Of one
of his eyes.
INTELLIGENCE was received in Lynch
burg of the death in Rockingham couu-
~. near Harrsonburg. Of Mr.. John
Lincoln. prominent farmer and stock
raiser. and brother of Mrs. I. VI. Al
mord Of Lynchburg The deceased
was about sixty-seven years If age. ard
died from paralysis.
GENERAL MALONE asserts that he has
read but one book in The last quarter OF
a century that he did not read news
paper during the campaign, aud that be
Ola MT take the trouble TO read a single
telegram after The election was over.
we wonder if the General has heard
of PM Mckinney election.
ABOUT three hundred Mormon i'm
igra ls-men women. and children
mostly English and German, passed
throagh Lyrchburg Monday IN charge
4 Elder Spencer II b. said that this
class If immigrants arrive in Norfolk
by steiner at the rate of fifty day.
a MOST charming widow Of Fred
ericksellg says she made narrow es-
caue from being The wife Of the mex
Cove nor oi Virginia. the gallant Mc-
Kinney having at ore time offered her
his haad which 0ai rejected.
MONDAY afternoon while Walter
Williams. o yOurg man residing in
Petersburg. was examining pistol. 70
was accidentally discharged, the ball
lodging IN the foot.
The Fair and sam Jones and the cleo
ton have been sue recent excitem ents
m i7rchhurc And now they are
about 20 plunge DO another vet or
dry which VIII 10 be;