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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
THE STANbARD oil COMPANY.
Il suffers uefeat at the Hand Of a Munich
pallty.

TOLEDO. O.. April 3.-Two years ago
the Standard oil Company was granted
a franchise TO pipe this city for natural
eas The city council was coerced into
adopting the schedule of prices as fixed
bv the Standard people. These rates
were excessive rs compared with prices
for gas in other cities. The people be-
came dissatisfied, but their complaints
were of no avail. and the city appealed 90
the State legislature for AN enabling act
authorizing the municipal government io
issue bonds 10 the amount of SsoVVVV 90
construct a city pipe line.
The Standard fought the city in the
Legislature for year and succeeded in
having clause inserted in the bin re-
ouirinr an affirmative yo,eof 6Oper cent.
i'm the city 10 make the enabling act ei-
fective. The Standard people made her
culean efforts. financially and otherwise,
20 defeat the project. but at the election
held Yesterday, ont of 1000 votes cast
the pipe line measure received 1Ou0,
being more than the requisite 6O per
cent This is believed 90 hc the hrsi in.
stance ON record where the Standard Vn
Company has suffered defeat 90 the hands
of municipality 10 q square contest
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NORFOLK.
News Items From the Sea Shore.
Special 20 the TIMES.

NoRFoLK. Va, April 2-Congrcssman
Bowden, who has been in the city hu'
ring the past week, has returned 10
Washington, whittier he has gone TO look
after the disposition OF the federal pat
ronage. On the same boat with him
were Col William Lamb and Frank j.
Slade, the latter an applicant for the po
-ition OF postmaster here.
Mr.. Bowden told your correspondent
before ne left that his principal business
ON this trip was 10 endeayor 10 nave
work sent to the Norfolk navy yard. lie
also took occasion TO say that the
rumors 10 the ciIcct that the Repub-
licans were endeayOring 10 have Com.
madOrc George Brown removed from
the Norfolk yard were utterly false. he
Commodore. he said, would undoubtedly
act in accord with the administration
and that would be good enough for the
Republicans.
About fifteen transportation men from
Norfolk left last night for Washington
10 appear before the Interstate Com
merce Commission to-day in that city
The subject under consideration by the
commission is the foreign business of
Southern roads and their alleged viola
tion of the sections of the Interstate
laws. and these gentlemen go TO testify
ON behalf of their respective lines.
Quarantine Officer W. a. FlQwer left
Yesterday afternoon for Washington TO
ioin Surgeon General Hamilton, and W IL
liam @. Chase and a number of other
sanitarians and clmatologists, who
leave there this evening for Florida,
where they are TO join Dr. jerome Coch-
ran. of Alabama, and other health OIL
cials upon an invitation extended by the
State of Florida TO come and investigate
her and see whether or not she is IN a
perfect sanitary condition
There was Il very distinguished au-
dience 40 the Academy OF Music to-
night al thc performance Of Adonis by
Rice and DiNics Company, including a
party of sixty from Old Point, who were
all in full dress
Lieutcnant-C Commander George {. Rei-
ter navigation officer of the Norfolk
navv-yard, has been placed on waiting
orders.
An interesting game Of baseball was
played al Gymnasium Park this alter
noon by nine from DiXies Adonis
troupe and the Norfolk team
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STANLEY'S LETTER.
pewlnton Make. It Public

sir Francis Dewinton Makes IL Public
LONDON. April Sir Francis De
Winton chairman of the Emin Pasha
Relief Committee, makes public the LETT
ter which he received yesterday from
Henry VI. Stanley. Ii is dated Buugan-
zeta Island, on the ArumWhini, August
2sth, 1888.
After confirming his short dispatch OF
August Eth, already published, an
pouncing that he had relieved Emin,
Stanley proceeds TO relate the story
of his movements from June
rs. 1887. lie says he had established
A palisaded camp al \ lambuya, on the
Lower Arumwhimi, just below the first
rapids. and appointed Barttelot com
msndant. with Jameson associated with
him. ON the arrival OF the men anc
Goods from Stanley Pool and holobo,
the officers were 10 report 90 Bartielot
for duty. but no important action was TO
be taken without consulting Messfs.
Jameson. Troup and Ward. Bartleloi
had PSI men. He was 10 stay
al Yambuva until the steamer
arrived from Stanley Falls with
men and goods, and if Tippoo Ilb
furnished the carriers promised, he was
10 march. following the track blazed OUT
nv Stanley's advance column. II the
carriers did not arrive Barttelot might
disregard these directions and begin
short journeys, until Stanley shouia
come down 10 his relief
Stanleys column set out June 2sth,
1881. from Iambuya, with 3sy officers
and men On the first day the natives
+ they met fired their villages and began
/ fighting. The skirmish lasted only
fifteen minutes. The natives continued
I for five DAYS along the march 10 impede
the advance in every way they knew OF,
/ but not man of stanleys party
was lost. The party reached
the river again on July 9TH, and from
that time till October 18TH, followed the
left bank. After seventeen days contln'
uous marching they halted one day ioI
rest. On the 2ith day they lost two men
by desertion. They made only four halls
in July. August 18Th, on arriving al
Airsebba. the natives attacked them and
i've men were killed by poisoned arrows
ON August 81 the party fell in with
caravan of Manyema, under jledl
Balyus. This was most unfortunate, a
Stanley had taken the route he did II
order 10 avoid the Arabs. As expected
several of his men were tampered VIII
bv the Arabs, and within three days
twenty-six had deserted.
Stanley said: This proved an awiu
month 10 us Not one member OF ou
expedition, white or black, will forget II
Out of the $50 men, with whom We Ia,
started, we lost GG by desertion and deaf
between Yambuya and Ugarrowwas an
left SO sick at the Arab station. u
reaching Kilingalonga, we found we ha
lost So more men by starvation and dt
sertion. We had lived principally o
wild fruit and nuts.
After marching twelve days We reache
Ibwiri, where food was plenty. A ha
OF thirtesn days was made here, and "
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SECRET SESSION
Nomination, connrmed by Tho senate

Nominations Confirmed by the senate.
WA.niNGroN, April 2-Ihe senate, In
secret session. has confirmed the follow.
iu. nominations John B Henderson OF
Ni.-0uri. Cornelius y Bliss of New
York. William pickney White or Mary
land. Clement ST. DoBaker Of Indiana.
T. + Coolidge of Massachusetts, VIII
liam Henry Ire-cott oi south Carolina,
Andrew Carnegie of Pennsylyania, John
H. "a vifkin of Louisiana, Morris NJ.
E.teu of California, and j. +. Hanson
of Georgia t0 he delegates TO
the South American Congress,
~. B Prince, Governor OF New
Mexico. VIM F Horton, Assistant SEC.
rotary of State. 5. A. Darnelle, United
states Attorney for Northern district of
Georgia. g. A. Shields, Assistant Attor.
ney-Gcnoal ID. j Burchett. Marshal OF
Kentucky. Robert J Fisher, Assistant
Commissioner Patents; George l}. W hite
Chief Bureau Yards ard Docks. Charles
B. Hodges to bee first lieutenant The
naval promotions sent 90 The Senate to-
Iav were also confirmed.
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VIRGINIA P0ST0FFlCES.
fOIRTH-CLASS APPOINTMENTS MADE
YESTERDAY.
PTTTSRERGH HAS 4 TRENEN-
DOUS LANDSLIDE.
nALsIEAD AND FORAKER CLosErhD
TOGETHER.
Tho standard OH Company Meet "ith
Defeat in Ohio-1he seamen ~
samoa Triumphant Democ-
racy In Michigan.

TWAsnryoroN, April 2-The following
fouflh-class postmasters have been ap-
pointed in Virginia l.. G.. Kelly, az
Crewe. Nottoway county; isaac Y. Her
ring. Euricks. Chesterfield county; Mar
tina II. King. Potomac, Prince William
county. Mr.. r A. scott, Prospect
Prince Edward county; Octayius JET
fries. Jeaersonton, Culpeper county;
Oscar j. Orison. Leighs, Fairfax county,
and Thomas J. Bocher. Mangum, King
William county.
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NEW YORK. April 2-The Wor!o
prints extracts from the debates ON tho
constitution. showing that Elbridgt
Gerry refused to sign the document that
he declared himself in favor OF mon
archy. and that ho denounced Demo.
cracy as the worst possible form OF
government
The World asks if it is on the strength
of this ancestral record that MI El'
bridge +. Gerry. "a descendant OF IL
bridge Gerry. was made chairman OF the
committee which has charge OF the
Washington Inaugural Centennial cele
hr4finu
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WEST POINT
Rrief items from this Progressive Town
Lrnrrn.nnnlnnnn Of The IMEs-

Brief Items from this Progressive Town.
ospondence of the TINES
WEST POINT. April THE first game
of baseball of the season will be played
here Friday afternoon between The Five
Cousins and The Piedmont Air Line
clubs. lt promises 90 DE very interest
ing game
Mr. Holland Lipscomb, formerly with
Mes.rs. Hughes Bros, of this place, has
left here TO accept "a position in the
rising city of Roanoke
Mr. Thomas B Henley proprietor Of
ihe Terminal. hss been in Baltimore for
the past week ON business.
Mr.. j. ". llessCr, representing party
of capitalists from Cambridge, Md yis-
tied our growing city last week. lie eA
pressed himself as highly pleased with
our town and its facilities for manuiac-
turing purposes
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VOL, III.-NUMBER 923
The Daily Times " will,

The Daily Times " will,
a. soon ~ practiCabic.
move its entire plant and
office fO the first fiOOr OF
the large and COnIniOdiOu~
building No. 9Of Fast Vain
street, recently occupied
bN WIN. Mitchell n 90.
Having added iargci. TO
the former outfit. thc
Daily Times il now pre-
pared 10 fulfil all The re-
qui~ilcs OF live. progress
i've newspaper.
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CNcINNArI. O., April Edwin 5.
Conger. of 109 Oliver street, was locked
mn M 33O T.. NJ. al the Central station,
charged with wife-murier. The deed was
committed few minutes before at lo4
George street, Mrs Newton house oil
ll.rcpuie. CoEger, who is a young car.
riage.trimmer of twenty-three, had
fonnd his wife i'm the house, and during
a quarrel had stabbed her in the breast
with a knife The woman was rather
pretty. and had left her home TO lead
life of shame
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The President Seed, - Vacation.

WAsuISoroN. April 2.-Presiden'
Harrison Is talking Of taking vacation
lie was in poor physical condition when
he came to Washington, and his troubles
have told upon him since the inaugura
ton. lie told a Senator several days age
that he was contemplating trip, ant
that he thought ot going away soon aite
the adjournment OF the Senate. lie di,
not Indicate his probable destination. 4
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TIE SENATE.
An Aainnrnmenl Sine ple ye.terda

An Adjournment Sine Die Yesterday.
WA-mNGroN ID. C.. April 2d.-ln The
Senate to-day Mr. StcWart's resolution,
offered Yesterday. expressing the sorrow
of the senate at the death of John
BRIGHT. was discussed and referred to The
Committee ON Foreign Relations.
SIR Edmund- offered resolution That
in the absence of the Nice-President, Mr.
ingalls, Dee chosen president Of the senate
Di0 hupore The resolution was agreed
to. and Mt. ingalls,. escorted by Mr.. td-
mund-. had the oath of office admins
tered by thc secretary and took the
chair. expressing Dis grateful ackno"l
edrcments 90 the Senate for its expires
sion of confidence.
TIE Senate then went into secret ses-
sion. and at 3iO T. NJ adjourned sane
.F..
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TREMENnOrS LAND-SLIDE.
Large Portion ct Pittsburg street
lurrI-I INV

\ Large Portion ct Pittsburg street
Carried Away.
PlrrsBrRo, Pa, April "A ifemen-
dous slide OF earth and rock occurred on
Second avenue. near Tenth street, al .
O'clock this morning. The slide carried
away a large part os Blun street, al the
TOD of the hilI, rendering il impossible,
damaging some OF the property along
That thor0ughfsre The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad tracks and Second avenue.
800 feet below. were covered 20 the
depth of several feet, reaching for many
rods along the railroad and street-car
tracks
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SuAMoKrN PEsN- April 2.-This
morning number Of laborers on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad be-
came involved in a quarrel, while on a
hiah tre-fle one of the men, named
Cuska Dulski. while lodging a blow
lost his balance, and was dashed TO the
ground. seventy feet below, killing him
instantly.
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WAsHINGroS. d. c., April 2.-The
President and Mrs Harrison gave re-
ceptiou at the Executive Mansion this
evening to- the Prince and Princess
Takehite, of Japan, TO which mem
ber- Of the diplomatic corps and the
army and navy were invited. Il was
the first official reception under the new
administration. and there was a gather
ing that fled the White House from
o'clock until midnight
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SrRrNowGLD. o.. Apri. Harry
Franklin. who has served two years in
thc penitentiarv. was fatally shot here
last might hy the station house keeper
William Moore Franklin had escaped
from the officers. and passed the station
house with some companions. Moore
ordered him t0 stop Franklin started
fo rrn and Moore fired. the bullet pene-
tratinr his in'estines Moore was lodged
in TAIL. and was charged with intent 20
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MARY ANpERSON

She VIII sail for Europe 70 Morrow.
new YonR. April Miss Mary An
lerson. accompanied hy her brother and
bis wife and her maid, came 10 New
York Yesterday from Philadelphia, and
IS at the Victoria hotel The party will
sail for Europe tomorrow on the City
uf Chester
Mis-. Anderson is described as much
improved. and IS said to De confident
ihai 70 change of scene viii De of great
benefit tO her.
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1he senmen at samea.

AUCKLAND. April 1.-The Government
of New Zealand has placed the new
steamship Hinemoa at the disposal OF
Admiral Kimberly for the transportation
of men TO America. The Hinemoa has
already left for Samoa. One hundred
and twenty German officers and men are
about To be sent home. The British
cruiser Rapid has been sent TO Samoa.
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WAsHISGFoy. d. C., April 2.-Ihe
Pensacola will relieve the Richmond $
the flagship of the Atlantic squadron
She IS now 40 Norfolk. The lroquois
viii 20 directly TO Apia when she has
been put in condition tor sea service at
the Mare Island nayy-yard. This will
make four United States vessels at Sa-
rl.a
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nnr shins Not the Best.

WAsurSeroN, d. c., April while
the German vessels are far superior TO
the United States ships ordered to Samoa,
so far as speed and armament are con
corned. they do not compare in size with
the latter. At close range the American
vessels might be able tocope successfully
with the Alexandrinc and the Sperber.
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.llned trustees. dated August l2fh 1855, and
du'yOf record in the Hastings Court clerk.
oihce TOR said city, ID. B.. Vol 4, Page ~, ana
being required SD 10 10 by the bene nciaiy, We
will expose fOr sale Al public auction on thc
uremt.as thar very valuable lot OF land.
Situated ON the corner of Fourteenth aud for-
tor streets IN said city, fronting ,n the nofth
DO n Porter street 80 feet 10y l'p fcrt deep,
"a Oh small brlck mousse theiepn' IN,
Inn lsome corner lot and should attract att"n
tlOu.
Trans. Cash as tO expenses OF sale sni
taxes. IL any be- duo. ami pay oil ani discharge
fhe amount OF money due. sis2sj, and the
balance upou such terms A. viii he announced
nt sale. tOr further prrticnlat. cah on the
su.riouesr T. Is HOW LE,
EDMUND WADDILL,
ape 1855 trustee
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PrrrsnrRo. Pa. April e.-The will of
tbe late John Scott has been filed for
probate. S3jOOOO is divided among ten
children. three sons receiving one cent
each Mr. and Mrs Scott separated
wear, ago The three children, Who
Sided with their mother, are those cut of
with a DpuuN
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rur rApNlLl COMMISSIONS

TIE fAhNtii toMhiNNioN-
LONDON. April 2.-rhe Parnell Com
mission resumed its sessions to-day, after
an adjournment of three weeks. Sir
Charles Russell. of the Parnellite counsel,
opened the case for the defense.
Ir WILL BE MIR. BEALE.
Loxpoy. April 2.-The Gladstonian
candidate 90 contest Mr. Brights CON
,nmency of Central Birmingham is Mr..
William p. Beale, q barrister.
MOVEMENTS OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
RARmrz, April Queen Victoria
left here to-day for England.
INTENSE INTEREST EXCITED.
LoSDoN. April The split between
the Cnionists and the Tories in the cen-
tral division Of Birmingham has eX-
cited intense interest, both local
and national The independence
exhibited by the Conservatives
has caused general surprise, and plainly
points 90 change in the Tory tactics
and growing Tory belief that The
Unionists are not playing fair.
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
The Inter.s state Commerce Commission
and INuOrt fnfes.

The Inter. state Commerce Commission
aud Export ntes.
WAsmNGroN April about thirty
railroad officials representing Southern
and Southwestern railroads were before
the Interstate Commerce Commission TO-
dav 10 confer with the Commission about
export rates Sol Haas, traffic manager
of the Atlantic Coast Line, 7. II. Garter,
pre.idcnt of the Southern steamship
Association. Charles VI. ConScll, gen
crd freight agent of the Western Rail
road of Georgia Charles Schih,
president of the New Orleans,
Texas and Pacific Railroad; Augustus
Pope. general freight agent Norfolk ana
Western Railroad, and others, were
examined some of these gentlemen ADJ
milted that under their present method
of making rates on cotton for export,
tbe CHARGES. owing 20 daily fluctuations
i'm ocean rates were frequently less than
ON the same freight when shipped over
their lines for domestic use and while
admitting that this was "a violation OF
the Interstate law claimed that 1t
grew out of the only practical
method of fixing rates on cotton tor cN-
mort. So as 90 distribute traffic ON the
different roads leading 10 the seaooard,
and prevent the concentration OF cotton
exports at one Southern seaport The
conference ended this afternoon, and
the Commission now have the Whole
subject of lexport rates under adVlsement
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ROANOKE

Heavy TaiIure-New street Railway.
Special 10 the Times.
RoANoKE. Va. April IN. Bloch *
Co.. general merchants, nj Pocahonias,
have made an assignment. liabilities 3d..
300.
Work was commenced to-day Oh the
Roanoke street railway
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Billy Birch Not Der Il.

NEW YORK, April Billy Birch is
alive and well. The story OF his death
was evidently started out of malice, or
possibly, as a joke, by some unknown
person, who sent the misinformation to
the papers.
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A Court Martial.

WAsnlNerox, April e-The argn
ment by the prosecution in the case oil
Major Garrett " Lydecker, OF the army,
Who was court -martialed for neglecl oi
dutv while engaged in experimenting
the work at the aqueduct tunnel, closed
his afternoon, and the court immediate
IL afterwards went into secret session.
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BALTIMORE. April . In the United
States District Court yesterday William
L Ford John Wallis, Severn W Cres
wen and Noah T. Ward, all oyster
dredrer captains, were sentenced u
thirty DAYS each in Jail for cruelty i'
iL.Lr lr.AA-
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TmflN. O., April 2-The Standard
oil company was given a black eye mere !
to dav. The proposition for the city 10
pine It's own gas FOR The use OF private
consumers. was carried boy an oyerwhelm-
ing majority
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WAsmNGroN. d c., April 2.-The
usual crowd of Senators, Representa-
tiyes and promiscuous callers were at the
Executive Mansion to-day. \ few un-
important delegations and the members
of Lvdecker court-martial headed by
General Crook. also saw the President.
The Cabinet met at 1890.
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FosrrRIA. o.. April 2.--llarry J.
uocuc. superintendent of the electric
licht plant was instantly killed at . lat,
hour last night by coming I'm contact
win the current while repairing
DYNAMO.
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DuBrQrE. Ia, April 2.-Returns IN.
dictate That The Democrats have carried
the city by maiorlties ranging from eo0
to 500 This Is big Republican gam.
as the city has been Democratic by l'V0U
90 200 majority ever since The pro.
hibition was enforced in the State.
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IRON WORK ERS.
ACTION LOOMING TO HIGHER WAGES.
THE TsUAL CROWD AT THE
WHITE HOUSE
NOMINATIONS CoNFIRMED ~ TBE
SENATE.
uo,ements of War ships The British
Minister to the United states
Latest News from Foreign shores.
Fatal Tali from "A Ire-tle.

PrrsBrRG. PA, April "A meeting
of an ihe roughers and catchers in the
iron mill. of this district has been called
for the llth instant 20 take action look
ing To- a demand for higher wages.
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r,t.nt of the Hurricane

LoSDoS. April 2.-The hurricane
which swept the waters Of Samoa, GOV,
cred. according TO dispatches received
tonight. nearly 200 miles OF the South
Pacific, including the Heryey and 20,
ciety Islands. The American ships Red
Cross and Ada owen were wrecked IN
gale. but their crews were saved.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS fronting on the New
CITY Park at auction to-day at 4 /. NJ,
Take the electric car To- Ashland and
Randolph streets, near which point sell
ing will begin.
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DrNyrr. Coz. April w. B Ste
phens. atlas Spencer. was arrested mere
Yesterday afternoon, charged with being
ibe principal i'm the robbery at the fifsi
National Bank. i'm which President Mol
fatt lost S2l 600.
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DUBUQUE. Ia, April 9-The Dubuque
mattress factory of this city was de.
.troyed by lire last evening. The loss is
estimated at from $4,000 10 S2O,Ooo
The adjoining property was injured
considerably. Insurance $4,000
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JACKSON. Mlcn. April . The Demo
Gratis Yesterday elected their entire city
ticket The State Democratic ticket goes
ont of the city with about 200 plurality
All the amendments to the State constl'
tuition received "a majority
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NEW YORK. April 2.-AlexandeT Me
Cue. ex-Assistant Treasurer Oh 'ne
United Statea, who suffered a slroke OF
apoplcxy about ten days ago, died inns
morning
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AUCTION sALr-ruture Days.

By Augustine Royal Co.,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
once. No. ~ Tenth street. Leader" build
ing. Manchester, Va.
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TEE DALEY TIMES

Published every day in the
wear. and thc>Oniy Monday
morning daily issued in
Virginia.