The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

\ IT. LOUIS hoici keeper. speaking OF the
cranks he frequently encounters. saws that
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renily "a perfect gentleman the hrst time he
entered the dining-fo0ih was dissatisfied
with the seat given him by the mead usher.
ltc moved around nom one scat 10 another
without being able ~ secure me one he
thought he wanted. Finally working HIM
scii INTO passion me ieit the dinins-rosm
ana came down 10 lhe IahuioId WIN long
STORY oil the lahclen wrongs ihHlc'ed upon
MIN ul lhe Mattis' me u'hl'hucu cara
on 'uiileeioh 10 lne V'hliH-l oolil' W illGn vas
gwen ulhl' ana W"i'u ne il""cuiHlti! pr
7eni'u l." ,i5 u@ne' "no h"g /" snol. l,ine
D,.fe 7'"l'u hilil' ~ 9eS'n'v ~ w. S"tisn,v
Do" 'i'' sew 1'f-" i'''n 'n't ',i'',' +"
'' p,1'c N"9 'i'l' eii. "',e ~
7'-N'u u'lIi at "l7,' Jug IVA. eli"''O 'io'
-. iidoc ""s ~ "s'.''m" VIM V@i" ana
,,ator" >fer that cverytbinr seemed 10
suit him.
THERE have been many outraees perpe
,r,,ol ,,,,o,, ,l,. .,.,o,,io If tbs south in tbo
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h'ileI Oh luc appointment "l i""I'l-'l"s9
p0simaster- since the present admnlsira-
ton came into power, bat 10 is % De doubt
ed whether any more fragrant insult has
been offered than The naming OF negro
woman for postmi-iress Of Lola. q town ID
ANOyclles parish. DO louisiana. lie New
orleans IiUcs-D. M1rl0f -Ny~i "lhe once
has been held 10y Hon. j. u. Hudson. "a
large planter ana man oi aidif7' VINO mas
represented hi- parish ln the Legislature.
There was mo- complaint whatever Of ineli-
cheney of service, ana the people dirccly
interested desired the retention OF hr. iluu-
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consideration for his neighb0rs and friends.
But 10 is not Of the removal OF the post
master that we complain. IL may be prac-
teal politics, n not good government TO
have change I'D the personnel OF post
masters with change ui administration.
But TO select negro woman for such an
Office il am Insult and an outrage. Nine
tcuths Of the mail matter received al Eoia
goes 10 White people ana IL ls I'D oiiiIase
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- ~ r'''' vac ~, i'',," 7'9 ','.' ~.
recent i"Ni'99'csa Jul i""is"" county, '""'
state. is explained 10y the fact that, owing
to a eplit among the whites the negroes
have held the balance of power. Atlast
form of courf forty NEGROES uetifiOucd
Undo. Inmnlin to have their names placpd
., tbo inrv fst Rain~ IGNORED. they or
.,anilad' Ear yonoarca and Threatened 10 cx.
to,,nirotn fl,. Whites Noficos were served
an recruitment ,yhifn mon to leave. The leader
of tho negroes was one William Parham.
several NIGHTS ago "a body Of unknown men
took him ONT and fiogged him. threatening
4, .ronn,f tbo dose it, he aid moi leave. Later
N colnrrd man, residence was visited near
p,ofi and I'm n ti,bf which followed. an Old
NEGRO named Tom Nuss. was shot and killed
while ondeayorine to escape. Another ne
gro named GRAY was wounded. At first il
was Thought the shooting WAS done by
white mon. buf il is NOW proven that il was
tho ,-nri M upurnoa who took advantage Of
,t. la. A., .,t,l. all ,,riovoncns atnono
,b,,n.oi,t- ne.,ro ,vent IN DanieIsvillo
onJ sNor. ONT Warrants AGAINST several
white nan. but they established 0libfS. One
~ tbe neo.r,e. who was i'm the house. testif-
IA fhot tbe REGULATORS were all negroes
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y REMARKABLE p"eio"'o"o" was VIZ
messed saturday evening 10y one Darling OF
Rridoowoter Mass. and he writes a letter
An ~ Rosfon daily describing il. at was
about ..3O o'clock i'm the evening he says.
ITO" uo" ~ NJ ' I'll ",', ~ ' l,.r me
stsrs In oront of fhi. bank was "A small
cloud about as large, apparently, as the
body oil large Dog mere was nV'n,h1
strange or especially nOuceaDie lh inns pul
The strange lhihss occurred Nhch Tue H'ue
cloud suddenly started ana speu on us VIZ!
westward. pafailel WIN ana aoout Yen We
sfees above lhc noIi@oh' 30 l"p.uf "a"
10 move tlat lheIc was ho' 1ll'o 70
TURN '"c hV"u ~ ny ;,.,',l'
strange race vhuoY; '''s NJ ~ ~,
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luminous D'"N az s"0 'o'i - "a,'' ',,',
hihulhS one "l tiC ''.Vl' W " -, Nv" 90. 81
when hred' III rev iloileniS 'he1S S,"i 49,. ~"
from lhe 7tilc punt " SUI" ""'' u" ~
Mhch sped WcslN'iH ~ 'v ,i"oN "a ~ 1, n
cloud Dein. % '' 1870. -. "i''' ., a.,
ing pen'.u lnc ",','@ s,,aii
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luminous cloun ia7sn o., ,i,n
Dtl i'N ip's ,i i;,,l,. t tho oaet,vard
',i,0Ys jam Iss;n"tn and ~ il nossed
ann l;.t' ro5iotel from il as in the case
az ~. a,,r,,., horcoiis onlv tbot nh these
49, ,',',,',. ,,er. horizontal shooting stars
49,. .l",, I,,,;,,, tbo evenino huf did MOI
W'.c "",''' ,,,,,.c,ion ,,itb his sin
9',ul !" ""'' Guy :,
guar appearance
Furry dollars for a kiss is the price Hen
... -. III, I1o,.o,,a, had 70 nay in two
M, -. go. al h. tho
i"s'dime"'7' i"c UNIV ""' ">'" ~
Jersey City Court OF sessions, ana must
not De accepted a. the market Nalue' cN-
cept for ladies hall a century Ola. ne
woman kissed was Mrs. Eliza Writer, VINO
about generation ago lost interest IN the
Copenhagen rope game and the several lof-
felt games is the delightful penalty paid.
Her kisses were limited 10 a small family
circle. 4 correspondent thus describes the
awful affair; "On the night Of August lzth