davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

-c.rre.ponlen.e Of the TmE..

lCuues ponieucc of the TINES
R0ANoKF. VA, April l0.-fhe build
ing boom is again on here Two 100000
hotels are now being constructed. both
modelled after the latest improved plans.
The contract for "a $4,000 theatre wiii
Dee let in few DAYS. and work ON new
$4,000 Touring mill and grain elevator
is being pushed forward Mr. &. ..
Leary has contracted for sixteen hand
some residences, and Mr. James : sim
mons, representing various lot owners,
will have one hundred erected during
the summer
Two iuew national banks have been
organized the Exchange National ami
the Commercial National each with @
capital of 100000. also q new trust and
loan company, with capital of $4,000.
Lvnchhurrers are liberal Subscribers to-
the stock of the Exchange National.
Tue hotel ON Mil Mountain will be
erected this summer. and eight hundred
acres of land laid out in "a driving park.
The building. exclusive of furnishings,
viii cost $4,000 10 will be reached
from the city by broad gauge railroad,
covering u distance of four and one-half
miles. The summit of the n 0untain j.
not over mile from the city, but 10
reach il by rail a zigzag route must be
ALLOTTED
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
OFFICE SEEK Frs FIGHT.
Two North Csroiinians Have Fight In n
Washington boteI

WAsmyGroN. April 2O.--An altcrca-
ton between Southern oiiice-seekers, IN
which p bruised head and broken UNI
brella were tie net results, occurred at
the Ebbtt House this afternoon. II
seems that Mr.. Timothy Lee, OF North
Carolina. has been urging Mr.. Rush liar-
RS for postmaster at Raleigh, y. C., and
that Mr. Banks, Ir., has been equally
anxious 10 have his father, Mr Banks,
ST, appointed postmaster
This evening, while in the Ebblli
House. the two men-Mr Lee and Mr.
Banks-met and were discussing the
situation. In the meantime eN-Speaker
Banks. of Massachusetts,. came In, and
Young Nr. Banks sought 10 obtain his
Signature 10 his fathers applica-
ton Mr. Lee. watchful OF every move.
meni Of his opponent. approached the
couple just as Mr. Banks pulled out e
lot Of papers. bearing a number OF
names signed % his fathers application
for postmaster at Raleigh Mr. Lee
promptly pronounced the signatures
fOr1ories. WhereupOn Mr. Banks made
some remark that 20 the bvsianders was,
IN the confusion. uninfelliginle, hut
which Mr Lee must have understood,
~ hc Immediately began nelaboring
Nj Banks. Jr. over the head with an
umbrella which De carried IN his hand
Nr Banks. Jr. defended himself as well
~ Doe could under The circumstances, but
despite his defensive tactics, received
some bruises. and Mr. Lee had his nm
brea smashed before the bysianders
could stop The fight no arrests were
mnln
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

IANiit7iuilH littN OF inc iNt'fi
WEST PoINr. Va. April 20-it is un-
derstoOd that Rev J.. Brooke. pastor Of
the Episcopal Church. has resigned. and
that lie has accepted q call 10 labor in
hansis
A church festival was given by the
Ladies Aid Society of The NJ. T.. Church
in the Masonic Hall on Thursday night.
The net proceeds amour ted 10 $40. \
lovely pin-cushiOn was tJied for by TWO
young ladies. Al I'D cents per vote, which
brought in votes ,Gy
4 sufficient number OF signatures have
been procured on the petition 10 call the
election on local option The election,
in called. will not be held beior the Isl
of July.
A large cattle pen has been erected
here by the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road Company and abou. 200 fine cattle
arrived yesterday, 10 Dee shipped, GA the
foreign steamships, TO Liverpool.
Arrangements are being made by the
Methodist people TO build a fine and
commodious brick church. as their
present place of worship is much too
small for their increasing congregations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
SAMOAN VAIL RECEIVED MT WASH
INGT0N.
YELLOW FEVER PRETAiLED on
THE TRENTON.
THE BRAVE ACT OF An AMrEICf y
SEAMAN
Onlce-seeker. from Aorth Carolina Have .
Lively right in "a Washington Hotel
The New York P0-tonice Lieu
tenant tar1in'- Report.

WAsHINGToE, y. c., April 2O-ln tbc
samoan mail received az the Navy De
parmcni 20 day, were several reports
from officers of the squadron which,
while MOI bearing directly on The dlsas-
fer. are of interest From "a dispatch
from Captain farsuhar, of the flagship
Trenton. it apIcirs that yellow fever
prevailed ON board that vessel
Captain Farquhars report is dated
January 10Th. and states that Pay-tlerk
II ID Alexander. OF ihe Trenton, died
of yellow fever on thc night of January
18Th His death is reported as having
occurred I'm ihc line of duty from nece--
ssry exposure on shore at Panama while
receiving stores at The railway that lad
come from New ) erik.
Captain Farquar says thai Mr. Aleyan-
der wa- an honorable gentleman, much
beloved hy lll ON board. who deeply dc-
piorc his loss he was buried al sea.
In dispatch from The late Commodore
Schoonmaker dated al Apia on March
sth. Dee calls the atiAiiiOn of lhc depart
meat 90 the mcriiorious conduct of VIII
jam FOOyc. seaman OF ihc Nandaiia, ON
Doe 32d soft February man fen over
board from the cat head. and FooYe
jumped overheard and brought him "a
crap rope enabling him TO gct on
board again ON ihe ,ih of March
after heavy blow. with much
swell in the roadtiers. &c WAS discovered
chat 20 rope was foul of thc screw. thus
disabling the ship then in au unsafe
place Fooyc went under the counter in
l heavy swell and succeeded in cleaning
'he luc 0n the same morning
i ~ lIumphrics. 1888 ordinary seaman
of thc Naudaiia. while WOrang thc
anchors. ten aboard lle couli NOT
swim and would have undoubtedly been
drowned bHt ior ihc courage and pres
.ucc of mind Of f0oye who iumne
overheard from ihe loreca-ile swan to
Him nith q rope and succeeded in get
Ting him ON board
Commander ~choOnmakcr says I'm
view of these acis of efficiency and hu-
mui'v feel itmy duty TO call them tothc
attention off the department, and to ask
.hnf Do give such reward fo William
Fooye seaman, as i'm its wisdom it viii
iecul I-ui.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
IN ee thousand. More TO leave for OKLA
boma


ARKANSAS CRY, ARR. April 90 The
trains arriving here from tLe East and
North to-day brought in nearly three
thousand men. all of whom Will leave for
Oklahoma next Monday The most of
them are camping on the prairie without
shelter of any kind The accommoda-
tiOns of this little town gave oul week
alO. and everybody who arrives between
now and Monday will have t0 experience
their first taste OF the life they may eN-
poet lO lead IN oklahoma ~nperiE-
tcndcnt Turner. of the Santa Fe
railroad. estimates that fifteen thousand
more boomers are ON the road here.
a 20 Doe is making extensive preparations
o. furnish transportation for them ALL
Tom Needles. United States marshal of
Indian Territory, has issued instructions
go all mis- deputies Oh destroy every drop
of liquor they may find in Oklahoma
Mr. Needles says Oklahoma Is in the
Indian Territory, and that ms resi-
dents win Dee amenable to Indian laws.
General Merritt and four companie-
of infantry passed through here th.s
morning ea foute from Fort LeavenWorth
TO Oklahoma city. The general ls under
orders Co police the territory with his
troops until the confusion, incident to
the rush. il over La au interview
with the United Press CORES
pondent he said the soldiers
would not tcmporize in performing their
duty. They are under positive olde.s
TO keep order and quiet. he said 'ana
they will obey as any cost
Boomers wagons are still passing
through here from She North. and b.
begins 10 look as If many of them wiil
arrive at oklahoma too aie go gcl "a
claim
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
THE BANNARK.
one of Her Life Boats seen Floating
HaIf Iull of Water.

Hal J All ni wafer.
LONDON. April 2o-Thc steamship
Minnesota. which has arrived at the
mouth of the Thames from Baltimore.
report that She saW on tin llth insta "a
life-boai belonging to the Daumark in
latitude - is nOrfh longitude. B. 3D.
west The boat bad the name Danmark,
Copenhagen. on her Stern. The boat was
half full of wafer and If looked as
though her occupants bad been rescued.
one or TWO 0ar- some rope. and tar
paulin laid in tlc bottom of the boat
Three row locks were in position and
The pointer was ceiled mp in The head
sheets Pieces of cigar boxes were seen
in thc boat
NEW YORK. April 2O-A dispatch
from London about one of the Danmarh. s
liie-boats having been seen, was shown
tO Mcssrs French. Edge s. Go. this
morning and proved to Doe the means of
rebuilding their fast-fading hopes That
some. or perhaps All of the Danmark s.
passengers and crew have been picked
up. and may have been landed 40 the
Azores The fact that the row-locks OF
the iife-bOai were DO position is sufficient
t0 shOw that The boat was manned.
Tie Cityof Chester passed the derclict
steamship on the sth. four day. after Tie
Minnesota tell I'M with the life-boat The
agents sumise that the steamship must
have been abandoned on the 3d, when
-till ia fair condition Why She was de-
serted when ii was possible for her 90
remain ahOat for five days or more. Is "a
mystery which the agents are unable To
explain
some of the members of the Maritime
Exchange think that panic took place
among the passengers. and that the OH
Gers and crew were compelled 90 give
way 20 their wishes and take 20 the life
boats. In a hasty departure, such as
would follow a panic. some lives would
certainly have been lost
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

nc Tells How the samoan Hurricane
served the Aandaiia.

''' ,,',''
" A7".NgtoN, u. y" apr" IL. eU.
tenant d. 'ailI"' 'oi'u "u"''- llo
+llNltoI- oil tue / ulteu STATES 9tc"iu' Up
andalia. I'D hls report lo hcar Admiral
Kimberly, United States Navy, dated
Apla. samoa, Mafch >l7i l'N9 shNs
lhe anonia was prepared Tor heavy
weather having sent Gown lower yards
h3u-t1 l"p-uasl9 ana s"' up s.e"u, ih
ooe"leiee 'o sig mas iIou 'he nag
h'n lhe ''teuSll oil tue gaze tee' ncu t,i'
NHhd"la' inc Sup was olIe'.it 'i l"e
htNse OH inc 'a'H"pe. le""'l4"e u I'D"
aieious lo 'eeI All lhe 'e-sei- id ine
hA'N"I N'Ie 'ee""'" Oh ."' ah""4'|
tNDtll lhc itHi"H. -hD""i lNiuiii-" "i
'He i''h i"e N'h"''l" "'-'" 'v "'"s' """
'o'ninen'eu To- s,e''i up VIII, 'u, i'" w,
''''' .s7'''''' u"'l' ''"' '"'
vary l"- rom D., l0 ." Ict "'"'I'H7. "'
engines ""'h'" "'''' WIZ" ''' N''p'l'"
ol s""i ''"'' ""'" ''i' s''""' '"i'
Town i' - 9o1H1'' ,H"'e1 "l .H S','
i'l,' D." one ol 1u' "o.'''s N' "i,'''.'1
l'" oh scF1" '~i''' '". ''7"' '"'
'"'l l"'lii'Hc,l 49," 'H0 vi" ,"0
'onia use ~ "'' .N'
-H'e h'h"I "l', lne -'''N Vi 'N'' d.
h Oxen I'D ihe i'~' t'i'' "'7 avs ,''H
Was he" li I'seiN "' 'oNl "7 i'o7s'"''.'
I'D ,@ p, o'"''on vi ,' ~ ''',' ' , ,
'o'N ''.' '.o' WV a'.1 ,'''' A. 'rn.te.t
""' ''," ..e ,,i.
70, '.' Il.'... ' ,,.l'....-1
q, ~ ''-'' '''.''' l. ' ;,- hi ~, ".
.'il Ill., ' Ti'o, s..,n .l,sarna.,.l .n
'....l ,i.,. tli., .t.,,.l. .,...f ,i.o
.'''' ..,. ,...nf i, a,,J oo,.i,
'''-
'"5 ,. a......., ..,...f,
d. .''i,i'D ""' ,D ' T..'l...f. ....,l ~
"' "l."'.'' anu iu .I. ""' ''-'., ''I'''
'. .N.' 'e'',. u. nam ''l''" say - .'D o."
'.'''" "".' N''l"i ,' ''i ' n....
'''-' W 5',.''5 '"'' ~ , ',' f o''',' ,''
.t, s,..e 3, a, ..,,i....t,.,...
" . .I'.. .,'' s.,, Fl, Ti.. rnrrn,,
'.''''" ",''' 49,, .,,.t.... t..l,.. a,.'i
,,i'.,'..,,.i.r. on ,so teather Lo,. were
49,. ,,.t ..;,,', ,l,, .l.i,.-. l.,l g..
r.tt,.,... ..,,. ,..... ft.,,
,'.'.. '', ','..i..,... ~,
.'"''' "'''" .,4 s,'l,,, l',,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
IIar.ellesh

TnF RI-ING Prices foR IROIIfRs.-
The signs of progress in The prices OF
American ii0iting stations are OF such
beHlder.ng splenlor That almost every
day there appears something worthy Of
special record For example, since HE
reported auction sale Of Bel Boy for
) 30 900. we have from thc Sporisman.
"A cash oncr of $4,000 for ST. Bel
was declined with thanks by Messrs.
Miller * Siblc, last week
A short while ago the Spirit of he
Itmts printed this news
Senator stanford of California. Of.
fefed SJJ 900 for Kentucky Prince but
81 was refused
And again in the same journal We find
now
I'VE have il from the best authority
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

that Mr. +. d. Stout. OF Highland farm
Dubuque, was recently asked 10y a we'll
known horscman il s6000O would buy
Nulwood. The proposition WAS not en-
toraincd
"Ihc recent sale of the Eve yoar-old
stallion Russia. by Nuiwood. for $4,000
IS one of She latest quotations
Sill further q letter of this date from
Nj j % McFerran. the former owner
of NuiWood and q breeder OF great ca
reriencc and pcrspicaciiy, cnicriains the
welcome vision to all cultivaiors of The
toting horse which is expressed in this
sentence.
" / hope ycf fo see "a tr0ttng stallion
sell for $500 0O0 -Aoc Iori Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
LATEST TELfGRAMs FROM OVER TIE
col NTRl.
IN IMPORTANT LIQUOR DECI-
SION IN NTCHIGAN
POsToFFICE INSPECTOR RAIHBONE
TAKES CHARGE.
The Latest News from The oklahoma
ferritory-an Assignment I'm Rock
bridge-The Wrecked >choon-
or - the John shay.

LANsrSG, MIcH. April 20-The SUI
preme Court to-day iled an important
decision on the liquor law, which has
been anyiously awaited By dealers who
have supply depots in Michigan.
but whose hreweries and di.t.I-
leries are in other States. The
decision bv Justice Long Is I'm
effect, the beer brought into the State
is made part OF the property of the state.
and is subject TO the tax levied ON local
manufacturers Of the article no matter
whether sold in the original package or
not The decision OF The lower court
was affirmed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

.no. nltnthe rlnr.

arI'.l Ni iN NNN AlNi''t.
LEXINGTON, Va, April 2o-A deei of
trust was recorded to-day from J.. y
Burger. of Natural Bridge. one of the
largest buyers and merchants of thi-
county, 20 G. p Nair trustee, conyeying
all his property for the benefit of Dis
creditors. has been made and recorded.
The liabilities are about ten thousand
dollars, and 10 Is possible the assets win
cover the liabilities Explanatory 90 me
cause of the assignment, the deed says j.
is due by reason ofliabilities falling upon
him as surety which he has partially
met, and a remaining responsibility sill
resting i'm the shape of d Judgment
which he is unable TO meet with those OF
his individual debts, without sacrifice of
his properties. This is explained, when
il is known Mr. Burger was on the bond
of his brother the late delaulting treas
urer of Botetourt county
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
Accident on the Rail.

MiNNEAroLis, April 20-The Jowna!'
Duluth. Mimi. special says IA a train
of fourteen loaded cars, with Superin
tendent popc's special car attached. was
descending the grade near Two liarOors
on the Duluth and Iron Range Railroad,
the air-brakes refused 10 work, and the
train gained Il frightful velocity, reacl-
ing speed of 40 miles an hour Finally
The train lett track demolishing the
engine and all the cars, with the eXcep-
tion of the scperinlendents car, which
was detached and stopped before the
train LEFT the track. Engineer Charles
Cutler had both legs broken, and two
other men were slightly inJused
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21


The above property 10 bee sold consists Of a
large end comm0di0us Hotel. recently built
vs. 90 ~ bed rooms handsome y furnished from
top tO bottom with new furniture, hot dud
cold baths. electric bells, etc. and a beautiful
Cottage just opposite. containing 20 rooms,
conn. cfo Boo eve y appointment The Hotel
vas built hy the Bon Air Land and Improve
mcut Company. IN connection with the DE-
feiopmcu on The adjacent property. 40 a cl 20
OF about e2l.fN ana was fuIul-htd al an add
tlOudl cost OF about 5000 The double Cot
tage was also built by them for the same pur
pose. 40 n further cost ot about ipp. but 10 ls
expected that the purchaser an this sale vii.
realize a handsome bargain. az the sale VIII nt
without limit or reserve. The Hotel grounds
front $40 feet hy 900 feet, and are bounded by
the right OF way Of the Richmond ana Dan
Vile railroad. Buf0rd street Chesterfield
avenue and the projection %. Mctfar street.
Tic Cottage grounds front iiO feet by ~ feet
on Chesterfield avenue. The Hotel aud Cot
tagp will bee SO q separately.
The grounds around the Hotel are very
fa-teftilIY lad 90. beautiful and shady. There
have been recently erected near the Hotel
more than dozen handsome private cottages.
owned bJ gentlemen who spend the summer
months there, which aids much 20 tho so
ciefy
"Bon-Airn Is several hundred feet above
| the level OF Richmond ami Is known far and
vide az a perfectly healthy place. The at
mOsphcrc b. cool auu refreshing, and rs prOA
/ unity Co the pine forests OF Chesterfield makes
i
saultarlum.
This sale offers hr-t-class opportunity 10
an energetic. i've man Nto vii take hold OF N.
az the rooms are niled eacn season hy guests
who apprtc.A % the many advantages OF the
place.
Being 20 near Richmond. which is one Of the
best markets ll the world. there Is uO rca on
why this place should not be- the most yalua-
! bic OF its kind on the market. a. IL can ca
| SHY b. made a winter ~ we'll as a summer re-
,Olt. IheTeArc regular train. from Richmond
morning and evening fOt tho accommodation
Of guests
Parties desiring further information will
write % the auctl0uecfs. Train will leave
Richmond tom Richmond and Danyllle depot
az 800 O'clock. returning IN afternoon on dag
OF sale.
TERMS One-fourth cash. the balance 10
fiye equal in.taiments pay able in one. two.
three. lOnr and nyc years, notes 10 ba given
with interest payani. semi annually and Sc
cured by a deed Oi trust on the property and
/ the buildings aud furniture 20 be kept fully
insured. FRANK ID. HILL r. co.
ap I'd Auctioneers.
I
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
'ERUS STEPS SALE
TtRCkING l. a,
~ HANOVER COfS
rnlcr mi by ylrtue of a

Ter anu hy virtue of
cuted fO mc. flc unler-
imnt and others. anl of .H2' SO lls.e
County Court clerks office. default hav
been made In the ia; Wpnf OF a ce tain no,
tnc.oin secured. ana being thereto rcuues4s
hy che beneficiary therein nauod. viii or
iOr ,4lo 90 public auction. at 'lufe's Siot
mean ola Cold HORIZON. ON
MONDAY. THE GrH DAY or MAY. iSa, >
T. VI.
that certain tract Of hand described IN "A
decd as follow. " Al that certain sfaof ,
land lyIng boo Henry magisferal district. Haf
over count 3. Va. containing -rNenteel
One. hilf ucro- more or less. adjoining
land oi Richard liOlllns and nthofs.
rni- propcrty is situa cd i the heart If q
trucking region of iiaroNer bounty, and kas
small frame dWrlilrg ON u.
TERMS. Cash as 10 sO much of the proceed
Ms may Dee necu,-1 90 Iai nf and dischai Y
q note Tor sln. with interest thereon rom 81
day 81 March. l-ol. ana the balance upon sue
terms ss may boz announced az sale
apelNeo o. GEORGE f. itAW. TRUSTEE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
DAN}1lLE.
Fund for the Patrick sufferers Tobacco
Rollers strike.
.er..t.f g.. ff... fTrtrr.

special tn the liNfT.l
DANyuLE. Va, April 2O.-A fund for
the Patrick county forest-dre sufferers
has been started here Something more
than $3.50 and large donations Of proyi-
sions were raised ihis evening, though
The committees did not start until 4 J.. VI
The strike among the tobacco rollers
continues. and the factories are idle.
To-day the strikers refused 10 work, and
passed resolutions reafliming their de-
termination not go work unless the man
ufactucrs conccde ar advance of %
cents per hundred The manufacturers
say they will import rollers before they
viii pay the advance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

WAsuINGroN. ID. C., April 2O-Thc
following fourth-class postmasters were
today appointed
Alabama-George +. Willis, at Colum-
bia. Eliza &. Collins. Orryille ". x.
Hill. Point Rock X. F. Laurlng, Wood.
vile
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

WAsniVGroN d. c., April 30 Score.
tary Noble to-day received am official
letter from an inspector nov ON the Dor
ler. of Oklahoma, IN which be says That
the boomers now there are of high
type of intelligence are lnw-ahidiug, and
peaceably disposed lie does not an'ici.
pate any serious trouble
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

NORFOLK, Va, April 2O-from the
wreckage washed ashore near lIle-saylng
station No 81 to-day, 10 is known that
the schooner wrecked Wednesday night
oil that place is the John shay of New
York. None of the ships papers have
yet been recovered, neither have the
bodies of the six men who persisted soon
after she struck
The British steamship Caliao eight
DAYS out from New York, bound %
y era Cruz. with oil, arrived here to-day
in distress. with break in her ma
chinery. which viii be repaired here
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

NEW YoRs, April 2O.-Thc loss 20 the
property of tue New York Central Rail-
road Company in last nights fire is e-ti-
mated al 81 100000. which is covered
by insurance in the Liverpool ana London
and Globe Insurance Companies Mn
lloyle, of the above insurance company
stated 10 United Press reporter tins
morning that he did not think the com
panvs net loss would exceed tie above
sum provided there was no salvage. The
company. he said, had only risks on the
New York Central property.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
The Weather trop Hulletin.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The weather
crop bulletin for the week ending sat
urday, April 20. 1889, says the weather
during the week has been generally
favorable for growing crops in all sec
tons The crop conditions were I'M
proved throughout the cotton region J
the abundant rains in that section.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
ro.tnmcc NJ lklnhomn

WAsHrNGroS. ID. c.. April 2O The
Secretary of War, at The request of tAe
Postmaster General has directed that
permits Doe issued 90 certain w0rhmcn io
enter Oklahoma territory prior 20 ihe
22d of April. for the purpose of erecting
"A postOnice at Oklahoma City.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

WAsHrSGroN. April 2O-Mr Nathan
smith. for many years clerk in charge OF
Presidential postOfilces in the postoilce
Department, to-day voluntarily resigned.
Mr.. " :. Nicholson has been designated
to Mn the vacancy. Mr. smith is one of
the best known officials in the postal
.erHIne
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
- cIYnE .raAn NAnKEr

IIiL CLYDE SUGAR. NAhhtl.
LONDON. April 2O-The Clyde sugar
market Is strong Sugar Is two -hillings
higher than on last Saturday, having
risen three pence to-day. Medium grades
scll best Operators say that the rise
will go higher vet This is due TO fear
that The crop will be small
BOUf Anglers SECOND WARNING.
BnrssELs. April % General Bon
LANCER win leave This city and go TO Lon
don about the middle Of next week The
second warning given the General by the
Belgian Government is the cause OF his
leaving The country
LITTLE HEIR.
SrocKuoLu, April 2O Crown Princess
Victoria has given birth 10 a son.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
Boomer. Doomed.

PURCELL, |. T., April 2O.-There was
"A sharp battle near here yesterday be.
tween United States officers and boom
err. and thirty boomers were taken
prisoners. Seven Of them were severely
wounded, and one deputy marshal slight
IL hurt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

PrrrsBuRG, PA, April 2O.--The eight
hundred employees Of the Allegheny
Bessemer Steel Company are ont on
strike. Twelve Pinkerion detectives are
in charge OF the idle works.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21
Rathbnne Tnte. Chnren.

WAsHINoToS. April 20-Nr Estes g.
RaihbOnc, the new chief postoilice In
spector. to-day took the oath of office
and entered actively upon The discharge
If his duties