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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
AHlsTORlC ESCAPE
The Narrative Of How Gambctta Got out
of Paris.
Tpau-NaV Gazette1

W. Spuller. Gambctta's companion I'm ms
escape hy balloon from Paris, mas just
given. on the occasion of the unveIiIlg ol "A
monument az the village Of Eplueusc,
where the ballo0ni-ts alchfed. al. m
taresting account ot She historic lnc,-
dent. The professional arr0uaut, VI.
Frichot. said the French Foreign MIN
lister had one FILLING. as soon as the
balloon had got Wei mp he wanted 70 60
down. and when they approached Chantll-
ly q first descent was made. Tho country
people told them that they must ascend
again, as the Germans Wercyery near them,
aud so they started aire4h, but soon VI.
Fr.chct elected % descend, and would
have landed them ~ 70 farm crammed Win
the cuemv's troops lad they not been nrei
nj and thus warned OH. Ballast had t. Doe
thrown ont ia pr'iu-ion, ana VI. opullef
helped 20 Tighten the balloon by the 7acri-
flee of hi- Ovrrcolt.
At last the cas with which the balloon
WIS inflated was vi-lliv escaping, tle
travellers had 40 alternative but % decide
OH descending somewhere. They perceived
"a small river. but soon they heard the
sound Of the Piu-.ian drum. and Gamhetta
told n. Frichet that they must AZ least
make their way 90 the other side, where
there was wood. This was done without
any accident. and they alightet on the
fringe of the Blls DC Ferritres at Epi-
neute. Numbers of peasants went o. meet
them. and they were received hoipliapiy
bv the mayor. NJ. Drebus, whose daughter
was allowed To- start one of the pigeons
which thew had brought with them to con-
vey - Paris the news Of Their s'ie arrival.
The MAYOR drove them u IrIcOt, Whouce "A
echoolmaster took them 10 Moutdldler.
They arrived ~ II p. NJ. slept 40 the sub
Prefecture. and took the train next morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair In tho morning and aftersoon, cloudy aud
colder with light rain AT night
.,..,a..r N.starl.v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

- .
Nlr. i. J.. baehy ol west Ioih'' is Voy
sick.
MIA r.o,.,.4. a. co+4on M West Point
,..'..r.l... ,,r,. - ~, lalee
some h'r or SIX .r'o . 'i ". ,,'' ,"''
are ""'A'" ''' '''.A' l'''''''' 90 ''''''
Rev. T. p. Wilson and family arc IN
Hampton. ard VIII take up their residence
iu their new house ln the West End.
r.,l... Parton. ,,,ll lo,i,, a form of tbo
c', -, E,n', William +o-da--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

To he El1or Of he Dispatch:
The people of Richmond have tolerated
the wretched service on the Electric
Street-Car Line now over twelve months.
AT one time last summer only four cars
We're on the road when there should have
been forty.
The writer stood thirty-fye minutes at
Fifth and Clay streets last Sunday evening
waiting 10 take car for Church Hill.
Eight cars went west before one appeared
going east.
Whether this state of affairs is the re-
suit of acknowledgement or OF insufficient
electrical equipment Is matter which
does not concern the public.
The promise has been made that as soon
as the owners Of the road have settled
their disputes that we shall have better
service. but Judging by the numerous
other promises the Union Passenger-kall-
way Company have made 1t will, like
them. be very slow of fulhlment.
Shall Richmond. a cIty of 10000 inhablt-
ants. be daily subjected to annoying de-
laws and Inconvenience until such time IN
the dim future when it may suit the stock,
holders of the company to come forward
and give Us relief No, Let the City
Council act, and act promptly, and pass q
resolution requiring the Union Passenger
Company 20 equip the road and put 1t ~
complete and satisfactory operation-say
in ninety days-nOtifying them that on
their failure to comply with the resolution
their franchise will be revoked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
CONDENSED TeIesrams.

Two moro bodies have been found III tho Conc
mgugh river al Johnstown.
Fire at Williamsburg, n. Y. last night de-
stroyed eight buildings. Damage, $751; iu4y
insured.
The go miners entombed last Friday in a
flooded mine at We5ip1alla, Germany, have al
been rescued.
Argument in thecase Of the Mormons' appllca-
tlon for citizenship Wa concluded IN salt Lake
City yesterday
Nearly all Of the theatres in Cincinnati we're
open sunday, aud al tue CONCLUSION OF lhe per-
formances he pr0prietors we're arrested
It stated that the betrothai Of the Czarewitch
and the Princess Maud, youngest daughter OF
the Prince Of Wales, Will snoruy DO announced
Miss Rssie westmorelani. OF Ihomasville'
Davidson county, y. c, committed SUICIDE yes
terday By hanging. Parents opposition 70 her
marriage is the alleged cause OF The deed.
araud- Master Powderly. Of the knights Of
Labor, in an interview Ia Philadelphia yesterday
on the subject OF forming an alliance Win lhe
Federation Of Labor. said; a" We are Tor ANAL
gamatoD body and soul"
At Haverhill, Mass, yesterday morning ne
gro gtri named Bessie Gresycs, claiming 70 be
from Richmond, Va, attempted 10 set nfe 70 the
house Of William Il. Lamprey, then cut hel
throat aud took Rough on hats
Jimmy Maynard, a Hfty-year-old cripple, went
20 a bank In jacksonville. Fla. yesterday, drew
fie3 and started for home, five miles distant
lie was robbed on the way by nineteen-year.
old boy, Who was Afterwards captured aud sI4'
OF tho money was recovered.
Hans jacob Olsen, OF Preston, Wis, was taken
out by a mob OF men, some OF whom wore
masked. and hanged 70 ueo where Ills pedJ
was found. 10 is not Known definitely what nd
had done % bring him 20 such a fate, but the
rumor IS that no had committed an atrociou'
murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
pAN-AMeRlcAN CONFERENCE.
Seating the brazilian DeIegates-secreta.
rlcs Elected.
mr tnlnrrnnh 70 thn pIspatch.l


WAsurSaroS, November 25.-Twenty-
eight delegates were present this afternoon
when the international American Con-
ference was called TO order. DIR. Iegarra.
OF Peru. presided. Temporary-Secretary
DIR. Guzman read the report of the Com
mittee on Credentials passing iavorably
upon the credentials of the Brazilian dele
gates and Cornelius Bliss.
Delegate Mn, Of Uruguay, wished 20
know whether the Brazilian credentials
emanated from the imperial or republican
governments
previous question upon the adoption OF
The report desiring. rs he said, 20 cut on
any INJURY or investigation respecting
what is now going on in Brazil. az II was, IN
his view, a subject not proper TO be touch
DR.. Mn said he did not feel authorized
90 vote until his inquiry had been answered;
The question was held 10 be ID order. and
Senior Romono (of Mexico. chairman OF
the committee. in response said that the
credentials had already been read TO tho
Conferen6e-those signed by tho Emperor.
and a cablegram confirming the powers
sent bv the present Government. The
committee had found them IN good form
and sufficient.
DR.. Min agreed that the powers were sut-
fcient. but he wanted TO know whether
the delegates represented the empire or
the republic?
DR.. Valenite. the Brazilian Minister
Eve are here representing the Govern
ment Of Brazil
Delegate Alphonzo, Of Chilli. required no
further proofs, and proposed the accept
ance of the report. With the objection
and with some applause the report was
adopted and the Brazilian delegates seated.
Or. Mn moved to proceed to the election
Of two secretaries.
This motion prevailed, and the names OF
/ 7. G.. Piera aud II. Ransom Whitehouse
were submitted by the foreign and the
United States delegates respectively.
Wlitehouse is a citizen of New York and
I Is at present secretarc Of the Legation at
Mexico.
Piera is n representative of the Spanish
American Commercial Union and Is also OF
/ New York.
Both nominations were accepted and
+ Piera took his place. Whitehouse Is alb
sent from the city but will be here in Z
few days The conference next resumed
consideration Of the rules. and this con-
sumed the time up TO adjournment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
DEATHS.

RAIIFY-Died. Noyember 25ih. at8i5 T. ",
al lis resldence, stockton stfo0t Det"e.h ftut
and sixth, Manchester, ". r. BAILEY aged
f0rty-siX years.
Dearest father. thou hast left ne,
We Thy loss most deeply feet
But ~ God who hath bereft ~,
lie eau al our sorfOgs neal.
Tho funeral viii take place from fiftn-Suees
Methodist church al o'clock THIS (I1esdsyi
AFTERNOON.
BUFFIN. Died. at 40 Louisiana street. klch-
moud Va, sunday morning November ~ i,,s'
az ten minutes % OcIOcs, WILSON EDWIN,
Youngest child u A. e. aud '. \. Banln; Sgoa
three months and sixteen days
Gone from our arms. darling WILSON,
To 1.-Two With tbs pure anf the True,
God took 1ur treasure % Heaven
That our hearts might journey uorc, 100
IL may BE- be looks down upOo Us
A. lnournfully around W. 20
Ana plies his s0rrDging parents,
Who miss their lituo one 80.
Butu our lives here please Jesus,
When one day lie calls u 70 come.
A. ross over the threshold u Heaven
our darling will welcome US home.
HARRIS Died, sunday morning, November
o. lisa al 6 oclocE IA the ninetieth year OF per
age. Mrs ROSA hAkkls, mother ot hoF ~
Tne funeral will take place from the residence,
No 81 west Oraca s'reet, TUESDAY NOhNiNS
Goth iusiany &; 10 o'clock.
No flowers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

bales; 70 France, s.o7s bales; 10 the ConfinsnN
isisg balra. stock. $50 bsles sO1thcrn nour
dull and heavy common 70 ian ssfn -,
s2s5 good TO choice, e. i0sss.i0 Wheai aeii sno
i0wor, closing easy Ma. red. eSkss5yc. IN
eleya or: options fairly sctive, rreru1sr, and -
&c lower snd 0eak (: No cred, November, 30.
December, s3ac.; Nay, s'fsc Corn awe sna
nrner. No. 2. nHa4lkc. In elevator vp"Sxns
moderately sctive aud q. loser AMI soss No
yember, ti.c: Dsccmbcr, Nsc.: may. I'VE
Oats quiet ami weaker; options quiet Nay -
OF, others hskc. up. NoyemDof, re- -
cembsr, &c; January, q &c. NAY zs.e' 10y, ~
old. Gal0c Cofee-options opoDe1 s'esny ~.
unchanged 70 points up. closed nrm sn1 ios.e
points up on better cables, Nhich were l.'sa
December. tiAgatl5.sS; January. taoVssio;ss,.
MAY. t.aa0agl5: spot Rio quiet: Kio siea1y 'ar
cargoes. 1870. SugG-Raw arm With fsir DC
nland fair refining. -. contrfusals. " est'
SIC. refined sciivs aud lrm Z, ~ ao'sc. %.
ira G, GsGac.: white eKl.a &, 'sa5sc on =,
Sac, mould A. re: standard 4, G5.c. CON
fectiOners 4. exc: cut aOsi. re crofncu.
ffsc.; powdered, &c: grenuiaied. &c cuDer.
nc. kolassss- Foreign nominsl: New orleans
fairly sfve: open kotlle. good % fancy, s9sfoc.
Rice steady and M fair demand: domestic, sss
G &C. Petroleum higher and nrm cr'iie IN par
res al Parker'@l, 49,. rehgei nero ..uys
COttOn-ssed Oh nrn az ~. yellow, 5-c hosin
steady, strained. common % COOL. fLi0oLio.
gurpentne quiet AZ t6ssa PORK strong ana
quiet; moss. Inspected. 81 l6atiith Beef nrm
extra mess SiA Beef hams dnil AZ ti2 ti~re'-i
teef quiet; city extra india ness, NS0 t"t,
noafs weak pickied bellies. 54c picked
shOuidor- Ja5hc picked bans, 9ashc. MO.
diea steady: shori clear, a. "a Lard declined
II 20 Il points on seiilug out % stock carried
from tho Octoper deal. expOr'ers quiet western
seam, $3.50. spot. g68sshi6 November, 81 W /;
Nav. <6.st- Freigns nrm; cotton. '-'sa. ssau'
4ad ..,.
CHICAGO, November p x ash quotations we're
Ca.h four unchanged. No. : spring and No.
ret wheat. ISL nssac so. corn. 32Ac NO =
oats sDs-0hc. Mess-p0rk s1i& ard. %
short-rba. S5aSA5Q Shoulders. So , Az " !;
sh3rt-clsar s. sass ~. Wnrtoy, ii.oA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Cavendish scaudal-Rupturc Between
Germany and the NAtican.

Germany and the vatican.
rBy AneIo.American cable 70 tho Dispatrhl
LONDON, November 2j.-Alr. Parke, edi-
tor of the North Iouf0n Press, who charged
that the Earl of huston was ono az the
principals in the Cayeuiish street scandal,
wa, arralgncd this morning. ON the charge
Of criminal libel, preferred against hlm by
the Earl no evidence was submitted, amt
Parkc was rcmaudcd until Tomorrow. he
was admitted 10 bail IN one hundred
Iovpov. November 2j-The PGLN1I
Go.eIe says that virtual rupture has oc-
CURED Id the relations between Germany
and the Vatican.
CLYDE ESCDrUBs STRIKE.
GLASGOW. November 2J.-Twelyc hun
bred CLYDE engineers won't out on strike
this morning. Eighteen firms under the
pressure of contracts have been Obliged %
concede the strikers demands.
THANKsGTyING-DAY DISNER.
Berlin. November 25.-Aready 400
tickets have been sold for Tine dinner
which viii be given by the Americans IN
Berlin under the presidency Of Minister
Phelps on Thanksgivng-day.
AsTEkEHs' BILL.
PANS. November 2j-In the Chamber Of
Deputies TO-DAY O'FerTall I,adlcall moved
aprant of $50. 600 francs to assist the striking
miners. and that amnestyfor strike offences
be declared Eocs-Guvot, Minister Of Pub
he Works, declared that such am amnesty
order was impossible, and that If the bill
for subsidizug strikers We're introduced Ia
would be rejected.
THE SITUATION AT BRAZIL.
Berlin. November 25.-Ihe North German
G0zete (Bismarcks organ SAYS that the
situation in Brazil causes the Powers no
anxiety. The Government at RIO Janeiro
appears to lack neither power nor VIII 70
maintain order. There is no need. the
CARTE says. of sending German mnn-ot-
war TO Brazil.
A DAMAGING GALE N ENGLAND.
LONDON, November IA gale prevails
along the southwest coast Of England.
Much damage has been done by the wind.
Telegraph-wires have been blown down
and many trees uproOtcd. \ number OF
casualties have been reported.
But ONE LIFT.
HAvASA, November 25.--All the cigar
factories in this city are now closed except
the Gener factory. The Gener factory is
the only one that does not belong to the
combination or manufacturers trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
Ball.

TN T"TTN ~ 70
CHICAGO. November 25.-Boyle, the star
catcher of the ST. Louis Browns, attached
hl- SIGNATURE to-day tothe Chicago players
LEAGUE contract. and next season the ta-
mou. battery Of King and Boyle Will be
found doing business for the brotherhood;
This fills the only weak spot IN the Local
club. and If DAILY is secured to catch Bald
win the Chicago PLAYERS VIII have no need
for amy experimental backstops from minor
a-,ociations An effort is being made q
secure DAILY. and 10 is thought here that II
VIII prove successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
The Montana Middle.
rt....t..ra,n Ca fha Diepat- b.

~ -7-"|TITT " -T0 T'-T-'- ~
Nrrsi. Nom. November 70. There "a
DE change In the situation inns
nr. The Senate met at 10 O'Clock
..agt 20 adjournment. only eiGht ueii-
l.,.. r-.,, ,r,.s.ui ou roli-can. The Senate
f... l recess tin2P. n. The Dcmocrauc
..a.r house met 40 the same hour, WIN
f.,rtg-neht representatives. A member
u Deer Lodge county was sworn ana
'..a l.. .oat. All of the officers elected
u.s. fas branch took the cath Of ONCE TINS
morning. The Republican lower house
convened al 2 o'clock. Nothing important
8. BOXED for to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

ny telegraph 10 he Disoa,cbl

ny f0IograUn 10 10 UI5VATcN'I
Hon PoNT. y. c., November 2J.-Ihe
daN was clear and warm, vet the birds were
NOT plentiful, hat the work of the dogs was
good. I'm the alleged pointers stake. ir-t
series, Bounce beat Doiscrouk !. Second
-Rip-Rap beat Consolation. Count
boat Tammanv Boy. Weston Game beat
Bounce. Third series Count Foster and
Bip-Eap We're pat down, and after running
theu-ual time the judges were unable to
dp.il, htfWcrn the two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
Mean tom peratnre.....................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November "a Tho stock market
was only fairly active to-day and renamed
weak aud declining almost throughout the srs-
sion. though fluctuations In the regular iist we're
confined 80 small fractions A. a rule aDd the ma!
changes are very irregular Tho inndence u
the good bank statement OF saturday togcthcr
With the improved feeling IN London on Amer-
can stocks WA seen at tbe opening, which was
generally &C small fractions better ghan Satur-
DAYS closing price. There ga- CONSIDERABLE
realizing 30 trusts 10 lead on With and uAdef We
lead OF sugar rennerics they were AT materially
lower tefOre noon. Among the specialiioS there
were also marked movements ia the downward
direction and san franct-cO preferred snd Den
yer. Texas and Fort Worth each ran oil over l
Per cent the general list was very liite elect
90 by these move ment+ owing % the conuDueu'
though moderate. purchases 10y London houses.
Richmond and Wesi Point however. developer
the most pronounced weakness and dropped OF
over per cent The feature OF the day was then
developed, which was tho heavy selling OF At'hi-
son. his was done In the face ~ the announce
mont ol the success or the reorganization maie
saturday, but there seemed 70 be party who
have been waiting for such an announcement
in order % dispose OF their load OF slock
az an advantage. These salcs were OF course
supplemented by free offerings on the part
OF hears and traders, and the decline M
stock was not checked until the last hour,
when the drop ~ - per cent from the best
price Of tho forenoon had been scored. The re-
newed weakness N sugar helped 10 demorallTo
the list, but concessions IA yalie were IN a te"
cases lof more ANAl riiehh iieNtA'hNf aN' ~ Z"
few of the spocialtios marked strength was de-
veiopei, Tennessee coal rising over per
cent and Wisconsin Central aud DINERS
smaller amounts Chesapeake and ONO
stocks after opening up fractionslly Do
came weak aud an ran OF materially,
though . partial reaction aiterward occurred.
Pacific mail was weak upon probable loss OF
their new steamer. but Tho news 81 her maj
safety checked the decline. There was some re-
action from mo lowest prices 40 thu Lest hour
and tho market closed fairly active and steady
an q,nathiug better tuAn tho lowest figures.
Final changes are very evenly divided between
small gains and iosses. hut sugnr l. down q,
Atch.4ou :. Oregon short Limo ia. while Tom
alf. Hnl ahnre-
E-sni1t-' xcnango quiet and steady AZ aslHa
4v Money r..t al haf. sub Urea ury hal
ancos-Goid. -..H.fOD; currency, AsfrUN.
Governmental dun and steady for 80. per
cents. l.-. ex. int a.. coupons, l05s ex. int
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

Two votea. The Joint eession TOOK rcces5
till =. NJ.
LYMAN r. Casey was selected United
States senator tonight on the first ballot.
IL being the only ballot taken on the Sc
cond senator. Thevoteat the end Of theroll-
call stood forty-twO for Casey and thirty
two for Johnson, with other votes scattered
among the candidates. Before the vote was
announced votes were changed 20 Casey
until he had ffty-three. 1wenty-six re-
maincd stcndfast to johnson, refusing
20 change. The building fairly shook with
applause and cheers when the vote was an
nounced. Casey was escorted 90 the hail
aud accepted the election in a neat speech.
There is great rejoicing among the people
now in the city over The election. rs the
successful man Is popular with all classes.
he IS brother OF r. h. Casey, the we'll
known Minneapolis banker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
The Senatorial Iigh' in Dakota

-TT T"TTET
BISMARCK. \. D., November pm. N.
johnson sill leads ia the senatorial hgbt,
Dat J. L. Casey, Of Jamestown. - pretty
formidable second. -Four ballots were
taken this afternoon. The first gave John
tYn Is. Casey N. Ordway z, Walsh 4, Me-
C4mber s. Sprague 6 Plummer >, Lamoure
g. aud Roach Democrat 10. The Demo
Gratis switched from ID. W. Maratta to g. n.
Roach. On the last ballot the Democrats
broke and divided their strength between
the Republican candidates. This ballot
was ~ follows: Johnson. IS; Casey; 70
Ordway. .; Walsh, 3; SpIague, 2, aud La
INQUIRE 3. n. +. Nelson, Of lemeina coun,
IL, was brought into the field aud received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
STANLFY.
4 Letter to the Geoeraphlcal socIety.

4 Letter TO the htos''P'i'"i '"''''o'
nv Anqlo-Amorican cable 70 tho Dispatch.i
ToSp0S. November 25.-Sianley IN letter
T. tue Ge0graprl zeal Society, giycs most interest
iog details concerning the country trayersed 10y
rim. The Times says 10 Ia assured by hish al
thority that stanley is not likely TO reach nome
uutI mo emf q January. and that be Will
Ir3bably stay some time at Nombassa 10 give ne
benefit " his experience to Mackenzie who s..
o-ranlzing tho Government IN British tas
africa. 1T Is hoped" says the TINS. "tha
Stanley. after res, may be induced g. underlak,
the administration ~ the East African Govern
mont We believe h might be quite willing K
become a British subject"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
Killed and Injured in a Wreck.

ny
CLEVELAND. November PA coal train
ON the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
railroad collided with "a work tram ut
FLUSHING. Ohio. this morning. killing En-
f,iuecr 4. "A. Myers, OF Bridgeport, and III
turing Conductor Jerry Page and Engineer
Charles Bccse. Both engines were wrecked
and about twenty cars were thrown INTO a
bile. 1t Is SAID the work train was running
IN thn cull trims time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

A real live wild black bear passed through
the village Of Summeryille, Jefferson coun-
Nv. Pa, few days ago in broad daylight,
swan the creek, and escaped with the loss
of part Of its tail. IL was hotly pursued
by men, boys, aud dogs, but the men IN
their excitement could not hitit, and when
the dogs got near enough they received q
n cuff which sent them bowling, and thus
Bruin made his way in safety 70 more con-
genial quarters.
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An Engineer and Fireman Injured.
Inv telegrAph 10 the DispAtch.l

TERRI HAUTE, IND, November 25.-While
the east-bound southwestern limited trsI
on the indianapolis and st. Louis railroad
was running fast few miles this side Of
drivinp-rods on both sides of the engine
broke loose. Engineer Strickland and
Fireman Shale were badly injured by the
pounding Of the rods through the cab
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
Run over and Killed.

ATLANTA. GA, November 25.-Frederick
Ewing. thirteen years OF age, was run over
and Killed bv the Georgia railroad train
tbis afternoon. The boys father is the
enoincer Of the yard engine, and was
within a few feet Of his son when the terri
lie accident occurred. The hoy did not
SEQ the train coming, and ran IN front of
If. His head was completely severed from
l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
A Change of Faith.
-. ,...........l D, ~. fha ntanAt~h 4

ATLANTA. Ga. November 25. Rev. A. G.
Wardlaw Tor several years pastor OF the
PARK Street Methodist church, this city,
has created a sensation by the announce
mont of his withdrawal from the Metho-
dist Church and his alliance with tho
PRESBYTERIAN. Next Sunday, he. will JON
fhe First PRESBYTERIAN church OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

TNT T0-'HT0TI " U" I---VN1-I-'T
NrwBrrGu. y. Y., November 2j.-Cald-
We. Wilcox a. Co.,, iron manufacturers
and contractors with extensive works on
tIo river front. To-day made general as
eignment H. Thomas Caldwell, OF tho
Chadbourne 81 caldwell Manufacturing
Company. for the benefit of their credi-
tors. The liabilities and assets are un-
known, but 1t is stated that they Will be
heavy.