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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-07-05

VII tIltI
which so far remained an unknown
quantity, her nephew could not guess.
But tho fact remained that the weeks
won't by with no sign Of the allowance
10 had expected, and now was in need
of having.
Mr.. Bolton, urged into action by his
pressing necessities which
Ii. not too indulgent landlady mover
failed in giving him periodical remind
ers of-made up his mind to visit his
daughtcr, and to lay his case before
her. lie did not determine upon this
course of action, however. until ho
had exhausted all mildcr methods Mt his
command.
AS tho weeks rolled 10y and his host
ess became moro importunate i'll her
demands for ready cash, Loo received,
from time to time, very urgent lettors
from the solitary lodgcr in Mrs. Me-
Gillicuddyis third-floor back bedroom,
letters in which his prccarious position
was plainly stated, and his wants most
cloquontIy urged. Tho poor girl WIS
placed i'll q dreadful dilemma. She was
richly clothed, and handsomely housed !;
but not q cent Of money had as yet
found its way into her hands.
Therefore, she was quite as unable
to rondcr her father pecuniary assist
ance as sho ever had boon. and worse
than all, rs timo went on she dislikcd
moro and moro to cal Madam Dundas'
attention to the fact of her uuaccount-
able remissness in tho matter of money.
Madam had given her handsome and
costly gowns besides many presents of
expensive jowelry. Nothing Loo nced-
cd for her own personal adornment or
comfort Was wanting. Madam's quick
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,, A MODERN
0MAGDALEM.
BY NJ. C. FARLEY.
CHAPTER N-CoN1INuEp.

CHAPTER X--CoNTINuEp.
THE truth is.r" says the Captain
etly, "that am not the obdurato
one. You should bring your arguments
to bear upon Loo herself. / have dim
recollection of n scene that was enacted
hore shortly after Miss Loo's arrival.
She-why, she throw me over as coolly
'x{s you please"
"Not Loop
Madam grasps the arms of her couch
and stares hard at Hazard as ho makes
his confession, intense astonishment
depicted on her withered face.
Ioo!" repeats the Captain sulkily.
But 1 believe she vas prejudiced
against mo before she came. Some
gossip had told her that was flirt.
And she swallowed the tale without
making grain of allowance for any
thing"
"You are firt," Madam says se-
vcre!y.
"Oncc. But not now," protests the
Captain.
"Perhaps had better SEQ Mr.. Toby"
says Madam.
Toby is her lawyer.
DO see Toby, by all means" says
Hazard. And hope you'll see Loo,
4 too"
Madam mods her head sa2ely. Her
eyes twinkle with merriment, and she
she finally Iaughs. s2s.lsl
~ ~ The idea, Hazard. of that little girl
suying no to you. Why, I've better
opinion OF hor now than ever had
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WRECK 0E. A POSTAL CAR.
Two Killed and Others Injured Near

Two Killed and Others Injured Near
SteubcnviIIe.
< Tho second section O. Es.ii train No. Z,
Westbound on the Pan Handle Railroad, was
wrecked in the afternoon while passing New
Cumberland junction, two miles east of
Steubenville, Ohio. Three persons were
killed and eight were injured, four Of them
seriously.
The accident was caused by the third car
from the engine leaving the track. IL was
followed by two Others. oil going over an
embankment.
Besides the regular train crew there were
quence Of the wires being down. tho cause
OF the accident has not been learned. Sur
geons were promptly sent from Steubenyille,
pnd the injured removed 10 that city,
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CHAPTER XI.
TIE LlLACS ARE IN FULL BLOOM.

lo'h Sstitci DcnCIl
hard by tho Captain watches her Curl
ously.
"Ies," Loo suddenly bursts out,
swapping her fingers iii tho Captains
direction, with disdainful air. Yes,
l understand you, Captain Hazard. But
tho truth is-you 10 not mean what
you h;e saying. A greater hirt mover
lived than YOU arc. | warn you not to
practice any arts upon me-"
Il won't try to practice any arts upon
you, my dear" says tho Captain lazily.
"But. don't ycu think .-bo frank, and
own tho truth-tLat it will be better all
around for you and ] to consent to
please Aunt EuDdas in this, her latest
whim2'
Not il that whim means marriage, {"
cries 90 passionateiy.
Marriage with mc?' asks Hazard.
"Or ANYBODY sho maintains stoutly.
"Am n beast, tha. should be bought
or sold at momont'y notice."
"You wouldn't object to marrying if
Littiefeld wcro substituted in my
place" ventures the Captain, rcd
flame of wrath burning up in his pale
checks. That popinjay receives at
tentions frora you that aro withheld
from deccntor men than no ever was,
or over will be-"
Tho Captain speaks with heart; he is
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The powder works of the Brock willie Cbon,

The powder works Of the Brock Vile Cbcn.
ical and Superphosphate Company, about
two miles from Rockville, Ontario, consist
Ing OF one heavy stone building and three
frame structures. blew up. No lives were
lost, nobody being in the works at the time
Several sheep and two horses i'm an ad joining
field were killed. The glass in many win.
Iows In Brockville and Morristowa was
broken by the conclusion.
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CHAPTER XII.
ND,. x,c,~>-

OR some cause, only
known to herself, Madam
Dundas was curiously lax
in the payment of the lit
tie salary sho had prom
ised Bolton for his daugh-
ter's services. If Madam
suspected that MIR. Boil
toms supply of bread and
butter depended entirely
ON that nrnmiaol atinnnl
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e. MAESTRO De lNeLEs.

81 aeAban de rscibir ejeuplAres
do Ii Ultima sdisi6n pubieada sa
Nsw- York sn ID lmresnta d.
nots41s MAaaAsetl & as@s0 !
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ES EL MAS BARAT0.
ufElSle ll "A IocflIA CllsfIlIl
SeMpwssse per Sl PadsS Aip6.6s.

Tsxto para las Escuelas do 10 Isla
dc Puerto Rico seg6n Decreto del
Exemo. : limo. 4f. Obispo do ssta
Di6cesia D. juan Antonio PUG On IL
do Diciembre de 1880, y pubhcado On
Ell BsSstfs Ed1ssi6stioS On L. do Enefo
do 1881, que dice Aai: 10
"Deseando facilitar, ssgdn 90 impor-
tancia rsquiers, Ia sdquiMci6h del o.
tecismo de 10 Doctrina Oristiana & toda
clase de personals, venimos en- declaral
tambi4n de texto para 10 Di6Cssis 81
antique J popular Oatecismo ael P
Ripa!dA que { pessr de 50 rsducido vo-
ltmsn, eonaprsnds en- aus asncillas y
concisas pleguntas y rsspuestAs lA su-
mn so6a dc Ii ense6Rn&a cat0licA; feu-
niendo 4 In ves la immense ventAja de
sstar por gu inhmo precio n alcAnce de
90 fAmiliAs pobrss."
PBscto.a--2 chsvos uho, IS ets. doce-
M = $3.50 cts. grGesa.
Sc vsnde en- lA lMPRnATA. ALKAozNa
DD PAPHL 7 LrBRsRfA del BoLnTtN MHR-
eAN111 FortaleEa "a, , ca la de- ID. JosE
GoHzGLns FoNT, Fortalssa 81. SO
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A UNA cozUkNA. '..a. I m.... ~.. aae
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LIBROS

VSI1'AoS pVr u ulIlm0 Va
: por- r-correo en 10 Improntn
Gel BOLETIN MERcAN.
TIL.
Peteda. Los Hombres do md.
a sinues.-Hija, esposs , mad1A
Hscrich.-El MGrtir del 0Aaso1A.
2 tomos.
O6digo Penal Militay.
nario).
Oasta1os. -Teneduria de Nbeoa.
dula del Oomercio y de 10 banOs.
NOVELAs DE PEREZ Gar.
DOS.-Memorias de I'm Oortoaano A.
1915, El Grande Oriente. I'm Tersrs
de 1874 Un voluntario realieaN.
Los Apost6licos, Juan Martin 81
Empecinado, Los Oien mil hiioa dA
San Luis, On faccioso mas. mi aiste
DC Julio, Batalla de los Arapilsa.
Bailen, M equipaje del Rev Jos2
Napoleon en- Ohamartfn, El 10 a.
Mario J el 2 de Mayo, Corona. Ira.
talgar, La segunda casaca, La Cor.
to DC Carlos ~, O&dix, .Zaraeosa.
.I,o,rneneo, . Z, El DR.. Oenteno, Lo Pro.
nlnido, La Eontana de orc. IN
Amigo Manso. Doha Perfecta. ala.
ria, Fortunate y Jacinta, "a f.
mllia de Leon Roch, La Desheseds.
do.
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ENCUADERNACIoN
DEL "B0LETlN MERCANTILE; y

I'm esta secci6r de La casa, montada con
tOdos los elementos necesarios provigta de
materiales de primera clase, sc hacen encna.
dernaciones en- holandesa, carton6 pasta q.
pahola, pieI de levante CON relieves. todo mar.
fecto precios reducidos.
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Ia o1ENGLA DIN TENEDURrA DE
-LBROS d apli6Oada por la spIicaoion d.
ana rsgla y sallble para aOertar el deudel
y el aefeedoi, aoompahAaa do numefosos
etemplos do oGlculos mercantiles, Dor G
9. Marsh, tfaduoido do IL 80. edicion d
glssa por A. G. Beok, bejo la inmediats
enpecCion del autor. On tomo elegante
mente !. encusdsfnsdo ss-ss, On ls I'm.
del, ,Boletia.
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'''1''s
;LlCORpsBREA
VeGeta1
DRa
; DR. GONZALEZ
(DE LA HABANA) {
ODE LA HABANA)

ouinoe Aftos de exito y mas I
de Setenta Mil enfermos cnfa-
dos, algunos de una rnanefa pro.
4 digioss son la mejor prueba para 1
- defnostrar que Ell LtcOs' B0Esn. J
sss1eO de B1eG CegetsZ det :
~ DIR. Gonzalez es el que m@or }
combate los Catarros cr6nicos,
Toses rebeldes, Espeetoraciones
abundsntes, Asma, Bronquitis : !
demAs Afecciones del tuho respi- Z
fatofio. Presefva de Ia Tisis, es q
Htil en- los Catarros de la vejiga, 4
y purifca la sangre de sus n,alos, Z
hunnores y tiene una accion tdnica !
x sobre todo el ORGANISING, de tal :
~ auerte que con su uso GO abre el )
81 apetito y SO engorda. 7
~ Los ehfermos cafisados de tomar 1
II otras medicinas han recurridn al (
LicOa' de BreN de Con (
*GtIe%, Y & su benefco innujo han
recuperado ell don mas ptecioso de !
Ia vida, que es la salud. &
= 81 pdblico no debe confundir 81 !
LtcO4' de B1eeN de Con. Z
E0Ee*, con otrcs cornpuestos que &
90 anufcian con noif1bres pare. 4,
eidos y que no son mas que inita- 4
a clones sin eGcacia. &
ssseAsAAaasssAAs :
d M L1cO4s de Bren q 0ende .
en- todas lac Bot;cas acreditadas 1
d de Ms hlds de Cuba Y Z
q Puerto Rieo y "a Rep,i6ica Dc MGsioo. Z
z De venta en- Ia Farma- !
cia de 8
&as r Guillermety. "a
T3..eso..eoa.seos'.eoe.1soe.eotvS
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AMIGOS DE TODOS
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Nillones do psrsonAs, sa todas las parties
mundo, rsccmiendan dehas Pildoras come
Msjor fcstaurative Do la shlud que 20 eoneoe
Elias curan todas las afeucionoa del oorAs66
del higado, del sstdmago, do los rinonss y
loo lntcstinos, y remNsven 10 aorimonia, u
natllsncia ? 1s cardislgia, sxpalaando do y
ssn&rs toda impurska, fortaleoiendo compile
tarnontS ol Gistsma nofvioso , dando IN tone
udsbls 4 la orgsnisAei6n general.
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l'EAU pESOEZ -

Administration du B0letin Mer-
eantu rhonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annoneiers franeais de vouloir bien
eemettre leurs ordres de Publicite 4
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE g. c', qui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de CO journal pour h PSblseiN FrsSssiS
"a \xeI6iss.
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PARA FAMILIAS,
Lista de ropa para I'M afloaa
26 ctvs. una, y $50 docena e "7'@
I'm la IHPRRNTA DEL BOLBTlu.


con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Ma
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del 5BOTE
TIN MERCANTIL. ~
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas noveda.
des sc esperan mas del extraniaro
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y Itografia, sc pueden yer satisfechOs1 ia
pos los gustos Y cumplidas tOdas las q exi. &
gencias. Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci0n. 7'1 90 T''s7'
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The Proprietors Of the +" Bolstta
MerVantu :" have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE 3 c. who are the sole
Agents for all English % Fsanek
Advwtisixe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-21
1 NILLlONAlRE'S son
sued Tor Defamation Of charao,,

CHICAGO, January 20-A special TO
the Tfbunc from Racine. Wis. saws
Jackson l. Case, the only son OF jerome
F l. Case, the millionaire and owner of
JAY Eye-See. is made the defendant in a
suit for 5000 damages The complain
ant is Mrs tatharine Caulfeld. of
I Wales, and the charge alleged defama-
+ ton of character The woman came
T here three months ago from England.
and f. visiting her sister Mrs Olson.
re-idinrO On Eighth street She alleges that
January 18th she and her sister were
down town doing some shopping They
were met and accosted boy young Case.
who she alleges made a proposal 10 visit
the home of Mrs Olson tO see Mrs Caul-
field. and lhaFhe would pay herwell for
the privilege. The women met Case an
hour la,cr ON Villa street and demanded
90 know why he had insuted them She
alleges thai he then called her vile
name The following morning she SAYS
Case had o conference with the two
women. and offered to apologize
if he bad said anything wrong
The Caulhcld woman. according
tO her statement would accept no
propositions and had a warrant issued
for the arrest OF young Case charging
him with abusive language, he appeared
the following morning for trial, but the
woman had consulted advice and She
withdrew the complaint, paid the costs
and departed The next day the 18Th,
Case was served with summon and
complaint in effect that $1,000 was de-
mandcd for calling the woman names,
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FROM LYNrHBrKG.
Iynchburg lard Improvement Company
Other - terprises- General Mention.
L------- ----.--- ----.- L. I'M. L-L-.-

Gynchburg Tnnd Improvement Company
Other - terprises- General Mention.
Especial Correspondence to the Times
LYNCnBRG, VA. january lg-The
boom of the Lynchburs Land I'm
proyemcnt Company is still lively,
and promises the best results. The
stock is rapidly increasing, and yester-
day the company bought adjoining the
city "a tract of 500 acres finely located,
which they intend to lay oil in lots
and sell TO builders al cheap
prices The result will be
am early extension of the city limits
and. of course, rapid increase of popu-
lati0n 10 show what decp interest all
classes of our people are taking in these
new enterprises. 10 need only be stated
that iu appointing committees to canvass
for the Land Improvement and Manu-
featuring Company the Mayor placed
leading cOlOrcd members ON the commit
Tee of every ward, and The cOlOred peO-
pie have gone literally into the stock
The nail works near the city has
adopted the use of gas utilized from the
hitherto wasted material as a means OF
c0n0ucling all of lbs machinery, by
which arrangement no fuel, other than
that produced by the gas, will be neces-
ssry hereafter for any purpose
FEIhe quantity of tobacco sold in this
marka continues 10 decrease and il is
thought that there is not so much Of the
weed i'm the country as has been sup
posed The prices continue about the
same as heretofore during the season
The farmers OF all the surrounding
section of country have ayailed them.
selves eagerly of the splendid weather
which has prevailed the whole winter 10
have their land and premises in fine
order for the spring season II has been
the cheapest winter for farmers and
every other class ever remembered.
The Lynchburg and Durham railroad
will be completed TO Brookneal in few
weeks, and the Halifax portion OF the
road is progressing with favorable pros
poets of eaIly completion.
The WoOdroOf farm across the river
In Amherst county was sold Friday "a
Mrs. Joel W Flood, OF Appomattox, foI
s. 800
The Masonic banquet last night, wa.
splendid affair, and passed OH most
agreeably TO the large assembly.
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BRIEF TELEORAMs.

NEW YORK. January 2O.--The United
States cruiser, Atlanta, Captain Howell
commanding. sailed from the Brooklyn
navy yard to day to Join Admiral Lucc's
squadron
NEW YOnK, January 20.-The State
line steamer State Of Nebraska, which
sailed hence for Glasgow Friday, re-
turned to-day TO repair the riyeting
around her stern post, which had become
loose. causing the vessel 10 leak Captain
Braes says he could have made the
voyage without danger, but decided TO
avoid possible criticism by returning Tor
repairs The steamer viii probably sail
again tonight or tomorrow. The one
hundred passengers remain on board
They have had no occasion for alarm
and have been in no danger.
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mer. The report shows that greater
number of patients were furnished relief
during the last fiscal year than during
any year since the organization Of the
service
The receipts from all sources were
Si96 AL and the expenditures 1929 .s4i
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS Is THE SAMOAN
MATTER.
The latest developments in the Samoan
situation have caused considerable ex.
ciiement in Washington Men Of both
political parties agree that the situation
Is very serious. In an interview
Secretary Bayard said There is moth.
ing new in tO-days dispatches. The
official dispatch concerning the fighting
has already been sent 10 the Senate
To-day's story is simply sensational
version, and is not very clear The con.
respondence shows that the situation is
very serious The Secretary conclud
ed The Republican members Of the
senate COmmittc on Foreign Relations
say that the Senate Is considering the Sa-
moan situation in secret session; it
would be indiscreet for them to discuss
it.n
Senator Frye Of the committee. how
ever, saw TT 10 say The whole tenor Of
the instructions sent 10 our consul has
been such as 10 encourage the Germans
TO further outrages and insults"
Senator Morgan, Democratic mem
ber Of the committee. said Assuming
that the dispatches of to-day are true
think think that Germany has reached
climax in the direction she has
been drifting the captore of the
Samoan Islands If Germany should
take possession of the islands. and
should maintain the treaty with the
United States. we would have nothing TO
fight about But should Germany take
control of The islands, and undertake 10
deprive u- of any treaty advantage we
have there, the question for rs would be
a new one
1t was learned at the Navy Depart
ment tonight that the Nipsic was the
only vessel I'm Samoan waters The
Adams j. ON the way 90 san Francisco.
and the \andalia is lt the latter port
The Trenton, with Admiral Kimberly
ON board and the Dolphen are Dl roufe
for Samoa The Mononrahela has been
ordered 90 Samoa as a store ship
The German fleet 40 samoan consists
Of the Adler, Olga, and Eber 4 large
number of German ironclads. however.
aie within easy reach of The island
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FROM WILLIAMSBURG
Sotes and Dots From the Ancient city.
lCouespondeuce OF the TINES.


Correspondence OF the TINES
WILLIAMSBURG, January ia lead
ing contractor is authority for the state
ment that at an early date extensive al
terations will be made in the plan Of
the exterior and interior of the white
Baptist and Methodist Churches OF our
town.
The City Treasurer informed your cor
respondent to-day that he had not ham
died a single coupon in his business Tor
fully two years.
The Springfield farm, on the main
road 10 Yorktown, has been purchased
by northern parties for $4,000.
Rev Everett Meade will preach Tues
day night in Burton Episcopal Church.
Immediately after services a yestry meet
ing will be- held
Miss Vest. who has been spending
some time in the South, has returned
home much improved.
Among the arrivals al The Spencer
House this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Rollins, of Manchester Miss Dex.
ter and Miss Russell, of Brooklyn; }. \
Braddock. Of Hattendeld y J. and "
; Kitchens of Elkt0wn Md.
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REIGN or TERROR.
Regulator. At Mork IN the south.

Regulators at work in the south.
CmcAoo, January 30 "A special to
the IrbuAe from New Orleans says
The regulators have been at work in diff
iercnt parts ~ The State during The last
week hui have generally found a dispo-
-ition on Che part of the authorities 90
check their schemes Coiorei as we'll as
white men are implicated 40 Homer
u Claiborne parish. James and Ezekiel
smith two young white men, were
lodged in Jail. charged with the murder
of O negro woman u seems that the
parties went 90 a ncgro- house for the
purpose of whipping him. and for some
reason shot into the house and killed %
woman The supposition is that they
intended To- kill The man
Wednesday nirht col0red man,
William Eldridge. was killed near Cor
don There appear. io have been con-
-pimcy formed. to which several colored
men were parties 20 put Lldridgc ont of
fhe way, and he WAS decoyed ont of hi-
house and shot down -Four men, All
c0l0red. have been arrested and are now
100 Jail Several colorei lab0rcrs have
recently been ordered to leave the Ninth
ward of the parish of Baton Rouge hy
irresponsible parties A meeting of thc
leading planters was Aeld there Saturday
go put summary end to This laVlc-s.
moss
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DISSOLUTION.


RICHMOND, Va, January ~, ls5Q.
THE FIRM OF ANDREWS. BAP-
Il list y CLEMMITr - 4 Is DAY DIS
SOLVED BY MUTIALfONsENr Either
part er IS authorized tu sign the nrm name ia
liQuidat on. Those indebted % the firm are
requested 10 make p Ompt settlement, and
those having claims viii plsfse present them
at once TOR payment
1HEJ. l.. HILL PRINTING COMPANY
Ia. bought our hui ding plant aud good will.
aud We respectfully commend said company
tO all ~ our former patrons.
ANDREWS. BAPTIST a CLEMMfrf.
Referring - the aboye-THE J. l.. HlLL
PklN ING tOMPANf-a Joint stock com
pHuy inoO pOratod under toe laws VI the state
~ VI gluia -uccceds to the buslues. formerly
conducted by ANDREW-. BAPfl-TSCLEM-
M 4 ana j. l.. HILL a 60. ihs 40 piants
are thus consolidated. and with the increased
facilities tnus afforded. We respectfully soil it
the patronage or the public, aud confidently
promise neat ess, a curacy and dispatch in tha
execution Of all orders entrusted q Us.
j. l. HILL PRINTING co.
J. l.. HILL, Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES 4. Quay, Pres dens Ia ~ ~
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New YORK January 20-Nilliam /
Wyihe. formerly managing clerk of the
brokerage tTm of W Lawson 81 Co..
80 Exchange Place was arraigned at the
Tomhs Police Court to-day, charged
with stealing SjO0o of bonds Of the
Evansville and Ierre Haute Railroad
from the firm last september Wythe
refused 90 make statement, and was
admitted 90 bail in the sum of $4,000
10 is umored that the amount alleged 90
have been misappropriated is much
larger than that named i'm the complaint
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OVER THE WIRES.
NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
FROM THIS SIDE THE OCEAN.
FATAL FAIL or 4 RAILROAD
BRIDGE IN KENTUCKY


EVANSVILLE. lND.. January 20-De-
Tails were received in this city tonight
of "a railroad bridge accident az Spots
Vile. Ky. on Green river, in which four
people lost their lives The bridge,
which has just been completed for the
Louisville, ST. Louis and Texas rail-
road, was Of The draw pattern. Owing
60 some difficulty between the rail
road company and the contract
ors the latter sccurel AN iniunc-
ton Yesterday prohibiting The railroad
from using thc bridge. and proceeded to
remove an The lattcrs rails ties, and
other property from the bridge. which. it
is claimed weakened 10 TO such an
extent that it cayed in to-day about
O'Clock There were about TWEEN
ty-ivc people ON the bridge al
the time Il is positively known
that four of them were precipiiatcd
into the water and drowned ihenames
of the killed are not obiainable. and all
particulars are very meagre. The bridge
in its fall came very near crushing the
steamer General Dawes which was just
steaming out from Spottsyille
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-21

NEW lOHK January 2O-About one
hundred A-a,ian men women, and chill
Ireu. who were steerage passengers on
the steamer Lachsmpaigne, from Hayre
are detained at Castle Garden pending
an inquiry ~ t0 whether their case
comes under the contract labor law
They arc bound for Florida, where they
are 90 rent houses and tobacco planta-
lions owned by New York cigar man
ufaciurer the firm agreeing TO buy the
tobacco they raise