The Washington critic., 1889-02-27
EARLY MORNING NEWS.


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ne poiieVeh u petter 70 postPonc Vii '''''
peru" wv unsWer 10 the nivi.u.'on'
ihe b"iiot-boN Hobpers'
The preliminary examination OF Robert
Watkins, charged with completely in the
ballot-box robbery at Plummervile on the
night Of November 6, was begun yesterday
at Little Rock. One witness testified thot
Watkins had admitted that he had covered
,ng M e,ecelon Inugc wltn p'sl9i wnis ,me
aJinnrpeJ mill ThnrsJav ,no,niny
A Cable Road on I,roaJwav.
NJ. n ,,.,,L-.. a., n til.
wv ~ ID "iuen.r' wy no'oo n"' vao'e
car mngnate OF fhiiadciphia, says; Our
company Will begin work, probably within
ninety days. on n cable railroad in Broad-
,yav.. Now ynrt yhicb whom comuiete,,t
viii be capable of carrying LOCO, 900 mas.
sengers each dav IL vii he he finest road
of he Kind in The world
'...
excitement IN southampton county
Intelligence hos been received ht Peters
burg. Va. that SouthaInpton County has
hoon la d, sta,o ~ tn,o,,sa oxc,, an, .sins.
os,''.,. - -. s'''
oa'uIuny lnorIIus' l.ast Sa'"roaf ate''et
whs found In Hollands bnrroom, III Frank
I'm, which seemed TO Indicate that lac
negroes We're about TO start an tlneurfee-
tion." The letter purporte 10 have been
written by "Ben, Howell TO Dave Wig
gins Both Howell and Virgins were ar-
rested. Howell was relcnsed on S2,)11
bail, and Virgins was sent TO iatl, HpwTil
declares that lie never wrote the letter.
Bishop Huntington Causes "a sensation.
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WshoPslh Ne" iorh 10 cohsiuer tne ep'an
lishment Of Fcderate Council for the
Church in New York State, a. considerable
sensation was caused nv the readInr of a
letter from Bishop Huntington of Central
New York, who declined to take part, and
gave ms reasons therefor. After declaring
sirad ha, sia. anb ,ho ,sar eIsn mrn w. "o W
and too cumiTGls ORGANIZATION IN church
matters. the Bishop Went OF, TO sdy: "Ours
n n neriod of nul1icitv and eytornal demon-
stration. We want deener thourht.
stronger personal faith Intense noiitlegi
and conmercinl forces. nre reaiv 10
nnsb their wnv INN I'M : Church
10 magnify its material and secular
aspects IN commercial and nolitIcnj
centres and 10 match the wealth and OF,
flciai uareantry and coruorate r,owct of tha
tinotions of the Kingdom OF God. To
sneoify the multiplying marks of suoh a.
tendency might seem invidious. but il
couId he easily done Anofher triennaI
convention is near at hand. There seems
TO be nothing to be lost, and much may be
gaiheu, oy aiiowhg the subject 10 remain
~ "p'J"H,N NC ~ h'bhNihb oeop's' ihN
their beginninq / absent mvscIf from the
meeting because 1t seems TO me 1 oughtnot
to take part in proceeding by which
might not be able TO consider myself
bound. Witheut dehnito acttun,' the
meeting adjourned.
4 FrankhGlover Badly Whipped.
. Frank Glover was badly wbiuped In the
California f,,,,h Ina, oyanir,, h,, To (,,e,,,,
n'''nia ", Si"o ,ao. o.'~ns W oo0 nno,n.
hki, prominent local ahatcur' Ihougn'
zen pounus he"Vler' "ioVor "as never reahS
h;,r y, "a "h 80 MN, @
hit three times as hard Glover wag
knocked out in the fourteenth round, and
had 70 be'carried from the ring. he lost
mi mi, his iee.ni anu hls nace was oea9en 20
5eny ne VIZ 1y pfoonpy De eplnnnt ,,,,t,. W. W
, " meIn, en- NY n1i n9ni ooeapou wiono.
set, pIliiIs Sa eon.uS,1h ,s oyei sne
iety eay, .y ile 70 9niy ~ yeaIh o,ui ana tnis
10 ~, oioso,o1ai u,v.er Nus ~
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mim VII, sive n,nn oasnms ,ol any anoun. s
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,u'9' i"o hs"' ''oaSoo Sicap in'oroso
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Ri,ty Palmer vos,erdan as,ornna, =.
h,rro-. m and shnr,I,' o,,,,.,,,o,.,, -
,nIttoa ,,icido THO paI, .r ~, ID = ,s,.,
only co,ore5 Graduate ~ Tho IIJobl s,,,h6I
o,,d ,,as ,orsso,,,,1, ho,sor, r',,ao,,;,,,,
hr,is hos been 'fnroina h;s at,.a,,ons NJ, i q,
% ~ 800 ,;,ra and ne ra,,aa, lii ~ ~
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,aa,snsr ha a.s h,~ ha,oa at =. - 49,
the ,aft, tcmnir inf,ictine, a. S,faJ yva,,ra A.
Immediately after the sliootinr. Artjs fsd
for the woods. lie was pursued and shot
h'ipscii thfoueh INC hoa''' t,
Anothef C"shior Niissing'
Jacob E.Goodman, until last Saturday
evening cashier OF the Cook County Treas
lirer's office at Chicago, is missing, and his
anco,mts sho,y n shortaye,of s6,sno Tn.
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w Wy .., vac aoeovo,r r ,y niop,i'y iorc i,c
oon, "nen w. ,a,p,' uYo.nnah a.aN e'isii.fs
w appea, ,,,st, un u 1uspm ,p,,,ava, vac ar4usea
nnu sn",, Im has hsa,, 10 tba Ti,u Tra nr; rSSu
~ % aa,oue p'''ys ~, ", .sn sears anu nfo
p6od the de6ciency n is beliay. AZ, tha,
speculation was the cause Of Mr. Good
mans downfall.
/ Driven Out by Cowboys.
Postmaster j.. w, Anderson of Collins,
No Mans Land, reached Liberal, Kan, yes
terday and said that he and dozen other
se,tlers had heen driven ont NJ ,h.,. no,1,,,a,
80. ne"V, W
stllp Dy gang Oh COWBOYS DeIonglng TO IN