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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-22
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.
Our Regular Budget from the North
Nlila.

Our Regular Budget from the North
state.
RALEIGH. y. g.. september 81. I'm Ie-
spon~c fo letter of inquiry from Mayor
Grant of New York. MaNor Thompson oi
thi. city. has decided totako an informal vote
of Ralcieh'- preference for the place OF ihe
Worlds Fair iu l>12. lio requests all 10
send I'm choice hy postal card. and Doe VIII
report the result to Mayor Grant. The ia
lnfehitc-. ASA rule. prefer Washington CITY
az. Tine point for holding the great ENpo-i-
iion.
some Of the lutte manufacturers al the
North who entered into the eceui trust and
doubled tine price of iuie cotton haeeine'
seem io have succumhcd tO the systematic
boyc0it carried on hy the farmers. and nave
informed tho merchants here That they VIII
furnish them iutc at two cents. The rc-u-
lar urico was eight cents. and the trust
raised 10 tO fourteen cents. lh" FARMERS
Alliance. however, have passed resolution.
NOT t0 Ms. it under an, circumstances. ana
the farmers refused 90 hut li here today al
| two cents.
l. was learned from thcmmagcmcni 0fiho
/ Ralcigh--ireet Railway tht ihNsWiil lake
Steps 90 pat electric motors in the system
/ here. Horse are noW used. The president
of fine company reports ihaf ih" system De-
NOW paving handsomely.
The temperature has hecu falling steadily
! hrro fir two dav-. and considerable frost has
been reported from different parts of the
state. some damage 90 cotton and tobacco
il feared.
The superior Court viii convene here
Monday. There is an unusually large
number of criminal ca-c- on the docket.
The negro exodus rs taking ncgruc7 ir"h
Wilmington in large numbers. Three hum.
drcd lon Yesterday iDr thr delta region "l
fine VI i--i--ilni.
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Little Doing NJ Democratic Headquarters
\ "reathcn Chinese" Darkey-Ni.cei-
Iancou. Mention.

ALEN ,NpRIt. Va. september IL -pc-
ciai Ipirf-rpndcncc The Democratic
committee headquarters are looking dun.
and il has been 80 most of today. There
have been few callers Mr. scott has gone
home to spend sunday. Mr.. ~hcppcrd is on
down the state. and the clerks are taking
breathing spell in the meanwhile. The
iani0r has been putting on file and Alright
several da,~' accumulation of newspapers
and such.
Major shepherd will Dee absent until the
trsf proNimu 80 announcements for pub
lie speaking Verc made today.
The Republicans of the Nahone branch
say that the trouble between the two here
has been adjusted. and Mr.. Carbett will hc
tine chairman. Mr.. Dearborn. however
SAYS that he knows nothing about II. and
that hc has NOT resigned anyhow. Nr. I'd
mund Barke will stump The upper counties.
beginning one night next week.
Judge Norton to-day granted "a charter Of
incorporation tO "a concern 10 De- known a.
the Southern Mining Exchange Company.
whose purpose Will Boz tD mine and develop
generally nnd, i'm thi, and several border
ing states. IT. capital STOCK i- 90 be SjDl.-
O10 divided into shares of SO each. The
officers named are Frank lluId. Of ONO.
president: and y. \. Downing. Of Nichi-
gan. secretary and treasurer.
The Young Mems Christian Association
viii shortly enter upon ii- fall campaign.
Duriug the summer the rooms have been
closed hy day and opened ai night. lheN
have new secretary in tine person oi Mr..
Il. H. ~an-hury. % middlc-agcd. wailn-
hearted Maryland gentleman.
Mr. John W. Beatty and Miss ~allic Cor
ham were married in Washington - day or
twOago. After ~hori trip North they
4 g. tttf. faf
Mr.. John beavers. u highly esteemed cii-
ilcn of Pohick. died last night. aged up
wards of ninety years
\ pleasant hop WAS held lN loun. people
charcf0ncd D., Mr.. William j.. >mooi. Mis-.
A-hhv Miller Mr.. Natilp~. Mr.. Davis.
and Mr.. Ware ai the old Town Mansion.
on upper Prince street. last night. About
fifty couples participated in the dance and
supper that followed about midnight.
All the girls are talking about electric
neht walks" now. The lamps were kept
aelDW till % O'Clock ihi~ morning. bui ii wa,
hardly at ihcir request.
There il Story io the effect that some
army officers over at Fort Mycr. near Ar
lugiou. seriously beat % darkeN. waiter
named Thompson. last NIGHT. because in
pla,in4 game Of poker with the darhcN
they lost c,Dry Time lie. ~coopne in the
jackpot made ono man angry. and fine resi-
jumped on him.
4 farmer named smith WAS tramplcd on
hy II horse here io-day. tie Va- badly hurt.
\ brakeman 0n the Midland rnnd got his
hand mashed. and later ampuiaicd. lie Wa-
taken t0 Washington.
Mr.. Amos b. ~ll}makcr was quite pam
mllN hurt hy falling down cellar Nc-ief-
day.
Revival services win begin IN the Nlclho-
dist churches next week
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WASHINGTON WAITS.
ARR IN STILL
WORRIED ABOUT TANNER.
More ut s~a Than Eycr-No selection ri
Nade-Confcrencc over the Subject at
and Capital Gossip.

WssiiiNGToN. September 2l.->ecrciary
Nohe. returned today from Deer Park. lie
drove direct tO his home Oh connecticut
avenue. \ reporter Of the United Press,
who saw him ai the station on his arrival.
questioned him about the pension Office
lnuddlc. but hc refused 10 make any state
meni From perfectly trustworthy source
IL il learned that no conclusion was reached
ai the conference Yesterday. The question
about the successor to Commissioner Tan
nor j, still unsettled. The President will in
all likelihood begin nh uiifio. Ilc f. more
at sea now than ever.
THFD DOUGLASS or HNl1I.
Frederick Douglass. the new Minister to
llayn. was m the state department to-day
receiving his final instructions before lcaN-
ing for his new post of duty. I'm arrange
mcnt has been effected with the Navy De-
part whereby Douglass will leave New York
ON saturday. september 18th. on naval
vessel. The O~-ipcc and the kcar-ar.e are
available for the purpose. and one Of them
Will Dee selected and placed in readiness for
him.
FOJHIIl-CLA~~ rO-fMAsIEf> APPOINTED.
fOuth-cla~- po-tma~tcr- were to-day ali-
pointed ~ follows. North arplina j. =.
Mills. at Barnard: Thomas g.. Groenway. al
C0llin.,illc: Mr-. Lucy y. Ncther~. 40 Pine
View: Neil Mckinnon. al Willis Greek.
Virginia William II. White. az Bremo
Bluff: W. {. Hale. at lIalc-' Mill; VI. :.
Rowan. ~ Paint Bank.
CArfIOl NOII-.
Charlie, I. scott. of West Virginia. the
newly appointed pardon clerk of the De-
partmcnt Of Justice. WIS Installed to-day
and af once entered upon his Now duties.
If was oriemall, intended that he should
take charge of the office the first of October.
bat 10 was found that the business ON hand
was of too pressing character to allow
fhi-
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IrNfN,rnN. NA ~.ufrml 81. special /
CORRESPONDENCE. un thc petition ni II.
Parsons. =. II. leirAer ". =. Hopkins and /
j. 4. Bunde. charter ui incorporation hA- /
been granted %, the Circuit Court io ihr /
Natural Bridge FOREST \--0ci1tiun. ~ cN- /
pressed m the petition iur 80 charter tine as /
-ociatiDn viii sell ani lca-e feal estate, /
lorafc "a town. Villas auI hotels. Nlilu +
wafer. "a, and electric d. .hf works. lat oui
drives. parks etc. "a lihfrll ANA nfund /
charter: the capital stock foo hr s5u1.Ut- in-
creased at pleasure iu 1u.Wn 300 Shares oi
81. .O0D par value. and The company iu h'iu
NOT more than j.rw Hcrr- OF land. II. '.I
Parsons. president; 4. J.. Nair, ift1-ufcr@
General office, 20 Natural Bridge. The Ill
rector. named are u. 4. Parsons. David
Flickmiic. Decatur ANtell. =. u. l.etchrf.
Edward Pcudlet0n. virginia. NJ. J.. ingalls,
Ohio: Orland smith. Mary land: Lmmon,
Blaine. West Virginia. and ,idnNllle J..
Uavc~. New York. The association VIII
develop Natural Bridge property ADJOINING
the site of the proposed Town oi 'la-EnN'
the enterprise Of the ROckhrid-c conn amy
of which General fiil lee 3. president
The lolded debit of Rockbrd-r was. ou
september Is. lS,l. S-jljv1. reduction "i
$4,000 i'm the past year.
tnntaiu james tahill. recently promoted
10 "a conduct0rship On the Chesapeake ami
/ Ohio between Richmond and 'iiiion Forge
has moved hi, family 90 Richmond. where
/ he will permanently locate.
/ The Misses Ross. daughters oi lr. 'rui-t
+ Ros-. of Richmond. are here. guests ni 'ol-
onel j. h. II. Ross. iheir uncle.
Mr.. and Mr. T.. /. Robinson are home
/ Fl ON their bridal tour.
Mis~c, Mary and Carrie Johnston. Oi New
/ Orleans. daughters of Colonel William
Preston Johnston. arr visiting friends here
Ms. Eva Jorlon. nf Bucmt i-iH. u.au-
fifl and accomplished ,oun- lady. is Ni7ii-
iue the family Of Mr.. Dr. =. MrD. Gold.
Mr.. 4. &. McPhail and daughter. Mis-
Jennie. of Richmond. are guests of Mrs. y.
Il. Tucker. their sister and aunt.
The TWO last po-tOfice changes in ihi-
county are at Denmark and fockhridee
Bath- Ma. \. smith succeeds Mr. VI. lea-
ford IN the first named. and VILLAIN Nurh-
ol. al the la~i named depo-in- Robert Ah-
dcr-on.
Nr. David Anderson. ,lr.. one Of Rich
moud', most humble citizens. who has been
alI summer with his daughter. Mrs., !. J..
McCor leaves for home on Monday "i
Tuesday.
george ". Ayuor, at Thompson Land
iug. report. 6l2 bu-hel, of wheat from nine'
teen and fraction acres oi iand
The little babe Of Mr.. and Mr.. >iar-i-
of Waco. Texas. j. not expected % live
t,s ,rouble i. meningitis Mr.. -turgi, T.
Visiting her parents. MIR. and Nrr. y. /
I Met rum.
William Aker, brlke into HetharnI
Church. in the county. few da, since. an'
p carried of the Bible lie il IN JAIL
The wheat crop that was saved j. coinin-
, in. hut prics- are low. The corn crop l. fe
) ported Ia be- heavy.
The classes of the school, are -ieadll'
+ dlling up. The law cla>>e, at W. and ].
. numher over forty.
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
\ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in and About th'
tnckade City.

C"ckade City.
PrrrnSnrRG. w.. september 81. -po-
cial 1orrr-pondcucc. IN yesterday conn
muuication 10 WIS stated that at thr Hp-
publican Convention held ai Prince George
courthouse fO nominate candidate Tor
fine legislature for the counties ol Prince
George and ~urfv. that One 6rnrgoJ kovlin.
.Ir of tho former county. received tnr
nomination. n turns Out tunt such WIS
not the fact for the convention dnl NOT -u'-
coed iu making aut nomination ai tll lh'
convention which met on Thursday Fee
mained in session until late hour ildi
night. and being unable i1 agree uloh
"a candidate. adjourned over io ihr
next day yesterday. Whom D. met
YESTERDAY nome Of ihe >uu1 DELEGATES
Nora present. therefore. np convention
could bcheld The candidates before ihc rnn-
,nfinn were: Gcor-eJ. ROWiiu Jr..lvhlirl.
of Prince Geur-r county. and Herbert
Brown (cOl0redj. oi ~u1l county. II i-
understood thai Brown nuW claims ihHi
thirteen of tine DELEGATE, voted iUr ln. and
only eiehf voted nr RlWlin hnncn hr
D,rnwnD i. the nominee of iho convention.
n is understood that another convention
will Dee held at ~uuN Courthouse hDNl
County Court day. when another rN"il 1903
hD made to nominate candidate.
IN is expected chat tIr Democrats %
Grcen,illc. DinWiddir. and ~u-~eN. VIII
hold q Senatorial cons rntnn ai STONY i'rN'
900 sussex county. on i'i' Hin Oi 'ri"i''. '
nominate senator.
Nlr.J. T.. Brady. ol fni- riif. h1- obtained
thr contract for putting n direct -ir ih
haatin. auulratu- ai fhr Central ilnHiir
N-yltnn. M the contract price of >i.-'
II i rmored ihlt een''"nHn ni d.
ninrtnn. y g.. contempt uIit'- nuilI- uli ii
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BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.
right Against the Overhead Wires-s"p-
pdsed Nurderer-D Df.safi-iicd Negroes.

BfR,nNGlrAN. Ala. september lH- -pc.
cial Corre-pondencc The vigorous feM
made by the combined press 0f this city
against the granting ot a franchise 10 the
Electric Railway Company. which lr"p~et
Ia Use the overhead virr-. has resulted ii
the defeat Of the promoters Ot that scheme.
The CITY Council has. however. granted ihe
New Orleans Electrical Traction Company
the privilege ~ operating their ears over
such streets ~ may hereafter 'V de-i-na'c'l'
This latter company docs not Use inc over
head wires. which are considered so dam
gorous. but they supply their motive power
from batteries stored in each car.
The body of an unknown white man has
been found floating I'm one Of tie catch ha-
sins nj the >loss Iron and Steel Company =
furnaces. The skull being crushed in. % l.
supposed that the man was numbered ami
the body thrown into the ci~icm to cohcras
the crime No clue a- io the perWifatof,
Of the decd has yci been obtained.
Another murder wa. brought tp lighi yes
terdav by the iniing oi the remains ui %
negro on the summit oi Red Mountain.
close 10 the city. \ United stale, deputy
marshal has been locked mp charged iih
the crime. The numbered man va, last
seen in company with the marshal 40 "a
drinking saloon. where they had "a difficulty.
The negroes of Birmingham arr very
much dissatisfied with the treatment ace
corded them by the Republican postmaster.
The postmaster. who wis appointed some
time ago. after n longaud hitterconlc-i. ha-
not vel placed amy negroe- in his oihe. nof
f. II likely that be- viii do 40 M all. for
this reason. the ncgrOc- claim that be- has
not acted il. good faith TOWARD them. ~ that
they endorsed him for the office "nli upon
hi- assurance that hc would give SOME oi
them positions ia his Office.
Al "a recent ma~--mcciine Of ihc roiN'rd
voters committee Was appointed in Maii
ur0n the postmaster and demand nl hihi
The appointment io office oi some ni men
numi1r. Thi. he declined lo d0. and tho
matter ha. not been settled. The KepuhlI-
cans of Alabama do uot always art mmo-
uiYff-it together
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All That C|itterS
Is Not Gold"

Now is the time We wildcat
clothicr will beguilc the puoic
with silly twaddlc intended Tor
catchy ad's-talk fine clothing
and rake in his little hundred
per cent. profit to make up for his
future cut in two price sales.
Verify. ~all that glittcrs Is rot
gold"
Now Is the time We "Fly
Clothier will proclaim his own
honesty and oxtoI his own virtues
while roping in the credu'ouS'
the confdiug, and the gullable'
bv ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain truly, "all that
glittcrs is not gold"
The first OF the season II W
.. Smart " Clotbier's harvest.
Hes rot to make his hundred per
cent profit VOW or lose on his
s'auplter-salcs when the season
will have past. Catch on how
he tells YOU he sells goods so low
that he only works to wear out
his old clothes and help the dear
public along. Gentle reader, "all
that glittcrs is not gold"
The intelligent, thinking por-
tion of the people have ceased to
take any stock in ye "Chippcr'
clothing mans widest way OF
doing business. and trade with
those who mark their goods at
the lowest prices FIRST and
keep them there. WE do bus'-
ness that way.
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Charters Admitted To Record.

The following charters were Yesterday
admitted 10 record in the Office of the >ecrc-
tary Of the Commonwealth:
Virginia Mining and Manufacturing oln-
pany. lnter-Ocean Building Company. Ar
iingtOn Mining Company, American Elec-
tric supply and Appliance Company, The
standard Loom Harness Company, The
southern and Western Investment and the
Land Improvement Company OF Alex
andria. and The Grocer Iron Company OF
Roanoke.
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7 Asst GRAND EXCURSION
PROPOSALS..
Nfffcf Of TuE SUrfRiNrINDhNt
NfRsISIs pINfItN1tAhl.

Nfffff OI ful ~urfHfNfJNbfNi
VIRGINIA pINlItNitAhl (
September -, 1883.
CEAIEp PROPOSALS WILL ~
y received GOO this oiii.e until lOESbA ! o
~lirfanrl 2lfl. .fl2 o'clock NJ, TOT iuI-
..nIns lNl- institution for the neNt '",o.
IH.uIfs. commencing october lst VIII -
following articles. lu more or irs- qu'"''''''
OBI fIf requirements demand, VIZ.
I2l barrels FAMILY FLOUR sam p,v,, :.
SOD bushels good NJ ItltANiADi
BlIItD MEAL lsampleJ
. ppl pound. ltitf lsnmpirJ
i.pUi tlunds Brown SUGAR isamplcJ
}.1up pounds pAftiOiA COffl = lsn,pi,.,
% NuJ pounds BULK BUTTS, SiiO1 iDhi''
of 80 - = sampler - .,. ,
1000 gallons low grade -1NiI- isfihpir. I
ltau pOuHds 4 I ltlf MINE SOAl lshinplci
D 800 gallons ktE SINE ~, ~ test
$50 gallons NFAN.IiGhi oil, loO' Test
f1 sucks LfNENpO H. SALT.
D. barrels VINEGAR.
lNe above Ols 20 Dc delivered nv w
leuIfentiafv free Of all dnysse. ana IN su.h
Q4Hut|flrs and at such time, a. the f'upoIin-
icu cut may require them 10 DO dehNci,n'
subject 20 nNpccllDn. ScD3ratc bias VII nc
received for one on more Of IA above aitlci.s >
Mark name ana price on each sample. u. "a,
Board oi Dlie 'tOfs reserve The flRh' 10 ieJe0'
any or an bds
hy order of the Board ~ Directors
". W. MOStr.
se22lt Superintendent.
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REPUBLICAN, KANSAS.
How They Dispose Of Disobcdient Chill.
drcn in that State.

EiDur MO-. KANSAS. september IT,
News of horrible crime comes from
ku~alie 100 This county. \ man and woman
named Edwards. who were working at "a
farm house. were asked 10y Mrs. Bl0Omcr. %
neighhOr. Gao look after the laticr'~ baby
while The mother made call. When Mrs.
BoOmor returned The baby WAS missing.
and the Edwards declared The, knew n0ih-
ing of ifs whereabouts. Mrs Edwards
actions aroused suspicion. and She WAS
finally charged with having murdered the
child. She Indignantly denied the charge
and the search WAS continued.
Nr. and Mrs hlOumer were satisfied in
their minds that Edwards had made away
with ii. and tO test their suspicion they pro-
pl .od tO extract "a confession from her.
FINALLY she was told that She WaS 90 Dee
hanged. and better confess the crime. 4
rope was found. one end placed about her
neck and th,.othcr thrown over the limb of
"a tree Just a~ hor feet were about tO leave
the ground. She confessed that during cN-
fromc ANNOYANCE af thc child'- di-ohodicncc
of her commands. She had Killed 10 and
given thc body tO her husband io dispose
off llo carried 10 90 thn creek near
Dos and threw 10 info the water. Her hu~-
band denied amy completely ln the crime.
and hc. tr0. WAS strung up inr 90 minute or
fitu and then clf down. lio then confessed
that Doe hal seen hi- wife herself carry the
dead hud, Of the child to the creek and dis
pose of it there. llc had nothing io do with
fho crime. hr said. except io witness The
di~im-h of the lods. The search Wa- still
hoin- carried ou ai last accounts, and should
ihr bod, hc found the Edwards people Will
surely Doe hnchcd
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Nfw YORK. September 2l.-Gen. Joseph
Propheic. one OF Lcgtime's henchmen.
sailed today 10 rcjoin the eXiled President
in France.
srREAroR. Ill, september 2l.-Ihe pur-
use Of all the wind0w-gass factories Of
Illinoi, was con-ummaied Yesterday by the
In ted states Glass Compan! Of New
York.
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r,e sou,n Carolina Journalistic Fight.

eurtorrr. y. g.. september 2i.-N hen
,b. ,.ase of Robert HAYDN. Manager OF the
tharlottc Chronicle. and &. :. kin4' Il
newspaper correspondent, was called ior
lighting King did not appear HAYDN a,N."
thai King Dee forced 90 appear ana ic-iill,
and the ease was postponed until MONDAY
morning. when full Investigation VIII pc
hnj. ua,dn'- object in having the case
orain-i himself for assault prosecuted y.
,bot thc fact, of the light may be- brought
o,t under oath. to c0unieraci what liaNun
calls a strongly preiudiced account Wiz"
bN King t0 several new ~papefS l'>' h'-"''
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.u.>x~r. WYOMING. september IL
i,',',e,. nn n, irrigation. testing the owner
=. ~ cater i'm The state, and recognizing
sn ,ha r;D, Il, of prior appropriations was adopt
'io ~, ,ha Constitutional convention today
q" a, e,ch,, hour chapter, and proposition
,',",,le~ ~" n state board, which shall tel'lc
d;,I.n'nces between employer and einpio|''
were preeenIed'
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THE OKLOHOMA SETTLERS
Having a High oId Time over an Election.

ONLouoMA. ]. T.. september 2l An ai-
temut was made here This morning tu vote
ON a charter. which. IS carried would cnd
the terms of the present city officials. NJ
fhp request of Mayor Couch "a company of
United states troops. under Captain stiles.
cleared tine streets in front 0f the two poll
me places. clubbing citizens with their
Guns and using their hayouct~. several
were injured m the melee. hut none
seriously Editor sawyer of The limr-. to-
...fhaf a, lth ci.ht others. who favored hold
inc fine election. was arrested on 20 charge
of ron-pirac, and resisting officers. hut all
were subsequently, set 40 liberty under
81 .Oul bonds each There was great excite
mont and fear of mob violence for "a short
fiinD a~ "a minority of the people desired
fhe election. hut ali i- quiet n0v.
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THE CRONlN JURY.
Pour Hundred and Ninety Men tH-
cu-ed for Cause.

Chicago. september si.lhe fourth week
of the Crouin trial closed with on, four Ju-
r,,-~ I'm the box. The examination Of Nenire-
men to-day wa- without interest. twenty
one were excused for cause. and the de-
fen.e lost one and the state Two pcremptorN
challenges. Thus far'lpj men have been cN-
cursed for cause. The trial VIII be- resumed
at o'clock Monday.
-N FRANcI.oo. tAL.. september IL
Chi.f-ot-Policc TOmpkins and Captain
Fletcher. Of Oakland. tonight denied any
4nnwledgc of Chicago officers being in OAK
Land I'm search Of J. j. Hcfiernan. who Is
said 10 be- wanted in the CrOnin ease.
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I OST. .- FRIDAY EVENING ON
/ - Third cog Broad stree II, "a SMALL rii.-
VIR CuAIN, about nNc or siN inches ln
length. 90 winch wi- attached sinnli, ioun1
by LEAVING fiat :. H. BOMMANS Office, u.
,,i, t,,.-,.s office seg2-lts
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TIRED OF PROHIBITION.
Cermans rmigrating to TcNa,.

k,N~,, C1N. Mo. september 2l Tired
of nr,bihiii0n. "a COLONY of Germans of
shelby county. Iowa. and another oi Linn
comfy. sent Emil Fulcher of West Pmia-
dclphia. Kan. to IcNa, 90 purchase lama
for fhen. As the result Dee yesterday
houeht 2.sn0 acres of land eight miles north
,yo~t of Gainesville. Texas. paying >22o.Vn
ca.h. Thi, winter 100 German families VIII
settle ou the land.
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-, p,rrl,-n,. .n,.. September u. The ac-
,.o,,,,t- uuhli-hed hN ,he Control Admins
trafion for the fiscal year Of l>S> -ho" mat
th. Government receipt, exceed the cN-
renditurr~ hy 30.wn.No ruble~.
prmfN. september 2i Mr. William II.
Redmond. member oi the House oi COM
mons for North leunaugh. Who Wa- lfied
and CON, icted az ArfhurtOWn Tor oncti-cs
AGAINST the Grimes Act. has been sentenced
to TWO months imprisonment without h'fu
labor
PARIS. September ~ \ monument To
,b. Rnuuhlic. erected 300 the Place De- La
Nation. wa, unveiled hy President 'dfnot
tn-dav. VI. Iiram. Prime Minister de-
li,ered am address. in which he congfalu-
lated Paris upon tlc inauguration Vi "
monument which recalls thc pacih' con-
quest, OF l1'9.
HALIFAX. y. -. september 81. New ;
,,n. rrreised here this afternoon thai me
business portion of hen-ington. ffin's ~
ward. Island. WAS wholly DESTROYED DH
nrr. The loss j. estimated at f''''''' IT.
,ured for Siu.uOO.
IANzlBAE. september y. The sultan ol
I,ulii.r has issued an edici which en-
novcr. Great Britain and Germany Ia
Search AN Zanzibar dhow- and other boai-
With fine object of ,upprc,-ine IN" slave
traffic. The cdct also declares that every
person entering Zanzibar after November
it shall bee free.
LoNpoN. september ~ Wilkie tollin'
has suffered a relapse. and it j, Thought he
cannot recover.
loNDON. september IL The iincashlr
cotton manufacturer, propose u close d"Ni
for a fortnight In order To- break the corne
NOW existing in cotton. The operatives ~
/ -ocia ton ha- agreed tu this proposal.