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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
causc or tie Fridge Disaster.


LOUISVILLE. ~. Jauusry 2l.-General
Frei-hf-AEcot y. 81. Crachen, oil the
Louisville. 70. Louis ana Texas railroad, on
which road the bridge disaster near spots
vile, kv.. occurred ye'torday. makes the
following explanation Of tue ac"deni: The
bridge !. a fire non structure 81, feet long,
and cost Sion, 900 In the centre TSSa draw
a31 lset long, which rested upon pier
larger Than the rest in me middle
of the river. over ne channel There
Is l3) fect ~ iFon-wor', on each side.
It va.so halinccd by weights a' 10 BE moved
readily and without danger About 5 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon q. A. Cline ltorc,ean) aud
ABOUT thirty men. who had previously been
10 The keystone Compaay's employ. went
down 10 the bridge and drove our men on
H. Then, ON the decision ~ the court. they
took possession Of IT. Cline marshailed hrs
force on the drsW-spsn. and swunE Il around
20 our mca who we're hurried "a the scene
could rot get upon IT, The iniruders. who
were an provided Vito picks snd cfo"bArs,
began tclrin5 up the track and timers upon
one END. Cline evidently hsd forgotten or
dil not understaud The principles upon
which toe draw WAS balanced, Tor ne caused
The men TO throw the disi0dtcd tinber- and
rails into tGe river. 10 was. Of course,
tur0Tn out 0f haiance aud suddenly one end
dropped, The iron.w0rk parted IN the middle.
the men aud everything being prccipitlted
into the wafer ferry feet below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

A letter recently received from los
Angeles by q western exchange gives
the following description OF AZ ostrich
race:
Alta command from the doctor one Of
The MadrAsese keepers opened tie doors
Of one Of the pens, and IN response 20
the doctors call Two superb ostuches
came running to him. Alter csresaing
the gentle creatures for few moments
he ehowed them handful oil figs,
of which they are extremely fond.
Two OF his men then re trained
the birds by placing nooses about
their legs until lie and myself
lad walked TO the other end Of the
course. Then, at the signal from the
doctor, the birds we're released and the
race began. IL was rare sight. Ornl-
biologists tell US that the stride OF the
ostrich when feeding IS from twenty to
twenty-five inches when walking, but
not feeding, twenty-six inches, and when
terrified from eleven and one half to
fourteen feet. 1t seemed 10 me that II
the race for handful OF figs from their
master these gigantic birds covered the
lsst-named distance at every stride.
Ike the wind they came, their great
necks stretched forward and upward to
their utmost length-their wings, Ike
arms, working with motion similar 10
that made by their legs, and filling the
sir with mighty sound like the rushing
Of a whirlwind. Nearer and nearer they
came, their speed increasing With every
moment, till was almost horrihed lest
they should run rs down. feeling GER
tain that We could not Withstand the
shock. They kept well abreast for nearly
half the distance, and then one began 10
forge ahead. he steadily increased his
lead till within a few feet of US, when he
turned his head, and seeing that his COM
petitor was considerably in the rear he
slackened his pace, and Jogging up to
the doctor received bis regaid in figs
and caresses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

ported that the GsfcKon letters, frsm which
the Cologne Gazette quotes, include seine
that have not been presented 10 the Bundles.
ralh.
The Nadsdal Zeiiung holds that the pub
fishing OF the indictment and magistrates
examination were at tie utmost limit per-
Missile. The using for political purposes
OF the confidential interchange 81 views il
not excusable even ~ an indlscrc,ion. There
IL no warrant for the irlcking out OF political
gossip Of two inactive politicians in the garb
OF high importance.
The Kruezzerdg says II would not descend
70 place before Its readers tue excerpts pub
lishes BY the Cologne Gazette, the truthful
ness Of which has not been proved.
The Yolks Zeitung Gays that the latest die
closures ~ The Cologne Gazette render il
necessary % dem,ud th,t Chance come for
ward with proofs 10 substsntate the accusa'
ton made by the semi-oiiciai press. The
Committee Of the Buadesrsth to-day dis
cussed the East Africa bill. The date 70.
the plenary discussion has rot been fixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

a few days ago there died in the ham
let of Wilmington, Norfolk, says the
London Daily Nc,Cs, laborer named
Woodcock aged sixty-eight years.
Shortly before his death he called his
eldest son to his bedside, handed him
the key of an old box, and told him that
be would find in the box what ne re-
quired. On opening the box the son, TO
bis great astonishment, found l,sOO
sovereigns. The deceased had been OF
very penurious habits, denying himself
aud family almost the bare necessaries
Of life. His wife died about three
months ago. and in her last illness she
was indebted to the kindness Of friends
and neighbors for articles of nourish-
ment. Woodcock died interstate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
CONFERENCE
Between rinI.ter Phelps aud the
Britisi, Prime Minister Regard
ing the Samoan Trouble.

ny AnGlO-American cable to the Dispstch.l
LONDoS, January 2l.-5lr. Phelps. United
states Minister. held 4 conference to-day
with Lord Salisbury on samoan Affairs. The
conference lasted bali an hour. After Mr..
Phelps hsd lei5 Count Won Haiziedt. the
German Ambassador. had an interview with
the Prime Minister.
10 Is stated on Trustworthy authority that
the British Government has decided 10 up
hold the treaty by the terms Of which the
European Powers are yrccluded from OBJ
tanning or attempting 20 obtain dominance N
samoa. The Govern nent has been fully IN
formed OF and shares in the United states
Governncnt's view on the subject. lt is
agreed that the action ~ the German
agents IN Samoa is opposed 10 the letter
and spirit Of the treaty, that IL violates
diplomatic etiquette and endanger' TIE coed
returns 40 necessary FOR the Europeans 70
pre'erye when dealing with scm-barbsrOus
nations. Dispatches 10 this effect hSye been
sent 10 Berlin. Lord Salisbury's latest news
from Opia j. 81 : lhrca'oulng nature. In con-
sequence Of these sdyIces the British feet in
the Pacific viii he increased Immediately By
st least twO powerful vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
q Persian ssut7P.


Oar HISTORIAN guide was notable
character. In figure hc Was short and
s0ut. lie had = slight lsmeness, which
compelled him 90 carry a cane, AMI,
when be was in q hurry, gave hm Pc
cuusr, jcrky motion. Ills hair was
coarse and straight and WAS worn rather
long. cut oven around the neck, and was
dvel = most remarkable red. lie wore
q heavy moustache Of the same shade,
which quito concealed his mouth.
he had q round, jolly face, aud
bright ewes constantly sparkling
VITA fun. We soon found that
he vas ready 10 work land that
is rare quality among Orientals). and
that he knew how to make Others work
rs vel. ln his own expression, no
knew his business. He vas prudent
also. and did not ike to "spoll our
money! When IA his full journey regl-
mcntals Lazsr WIS 70 striking lgurc.
On his head he wore double brown felt
hat, with flaps that could be turned
down over hIs cars. lie wore several
coats. the outer Que 81 groen cloth deco
rated with bright trsss buttons. HIS
lees were protected with tall riding
boots. while at his belt hung large re-
volycr and Il bay for lis indispensable
tobacco and other tribes Around his
neck he voro a worsted comforter, and
on the breast II lis cont was silver
medal gwen him by an Englshman With
whom he had tcaye!ledin India.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

fgyA uglo-Americau cable to mo Dispa''h.l
puus. January 2l.-1he Chamber N De>
Duncs today GnsiIy discussed the recruiting
sill The memter- % the Right protest tnot
tho measure would a-crtvaic me burdens
on NE country. The law ~ 1872 su1ircd icr
tho meets oi the country.
DeTrcycnet, Nui-t-ro' War, replied thst
thu ban wa not introduced 10 meet special
Circumstances; II vas lay for nsti0ngl Lc.
fence. France va- compelled 10 place their
millions ~ men Ia line OF battle 10 defend
Der irJrtier.
The whole bin vs1 passed By vote ~
SOTO iG9. u f. doubtful n the senate VIII
accept the amendments u the Chamber Of
Deputies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

GREEN Died. at tho rssdence OF her son-ir-
La Nr H. = Buek ia ths town Il suffolk, Vt 10
a n January q. 1870. hrs. JULIA =. GREEN.
r.l,c, Of Is. ". Green. IN nor seyen'y-slxth yenr
Relstlvos and friends are req4cstsd - meet
no body a. she Petersburg depot a. nionl THIS
HOKNISG. the 2sd Of January, al haf-pasl
II train due at 1851 A. NJ
KAAB.- Died, January 2ist ROBERT MEYER
RGAa In s0e Of Emanuel and Rosa Bsiie
EasD. aged th-es years and three months
Funeral win lake place from residence, 20
west Frsakliu sgrOst. THIS AFTERNOON al 4
O'clock. hslauyss AID friends Oh ne family sro
faritad . attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
The Lenrth I'D VoYaRc.
BY telegraph 70 lhs DispaIch. ]

WASHINGTON, Jasuary 2l.-lt IS said at the
Navy Department that II will take al least
six weeks for the War-ships Trenton and
Nsudaba to make the voyage o samoa, so
that the Nipsic will be tbs only United states
vessel at that couAtry from now until after
the 4th OF March next. The Trenton sailed
from Panama about week ago, but IS nos
expected to arrive at SAMOA more than len
hours a1esd Of tbe NsDdalla. which sailed
from san Francisco to-day. The latter Is The
faster vessel and Will take q more direct
route thau The Trenton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

JASUAiY n, 1850.
Sales on 'Charge to-day Of old wore scattering
ana In small lots OF varl0us kinds. a. suction
offerings were 20; common . medium grades
aud Birding Fas less spirited on mis- Kind OK
Hest yirgiala stock Receipts continue fair.
grsa, many COMMON aud low gfais western TO-
sos ara being soli direct % manufacturers
bore. aud our homo grades aro correspondingy
less in u89
The Louisville markets quore common % good
lus,Ilo4csuts, AMI Burnley plug nliers common
10 hne "a 10 10 cents.
Iuo three leading buyers In Louisville, Ky,
who HAYS dsssrs4 tnat market tscauso Of not
lsing abls 10 establish rules 70 suit their iiea''
ca used no difference 90 prices. 10 ID said sweet
Bur.eys 10 old are very spalngy offered, AMI
nrmer and higher porc3 have ruled ora mo
western markets sleh. color and quality 3
s..iI "a .iug in ,ns bulk Of nov Burnley Oh5rug%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
4 Bssc-Rnil sUFrendcr.

INDIANAPOLIS, I'D, January 2l.-The
Franchise u The Indianapolis League Base,
Ball Clue has been surrendered 10 President
Young, ssd the probabilities are that there
will be- no club ia the city this year. The
club 5. IN debt shout $1,000, and hut FOR
friends It's creditors would have contln-
ned AZ least another season. Eight thou
.and five hundred dollars OF this vas due 10
seyeRiecu rentsmen, vso On l,Si each adj
vanccd 500 Tho clubs extraordinary ont
lays last year pBt II ont Of The power Of the
directors o. meet this debt. a few OF their
creditors threatened leEs power 10 collect
their money, and this threat WAS what
brought outto-11y's action by The directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ Anslo-Amsrican ca0Ie % 10 DIspai'nl
AUCKLAND, January 2L-rhv German
war.-hip Ebcr, which ltit samoa on tle
1872. arrived here TO-DAY. The officers d..
uouuce The reports sent from AuA ny wsy
q san Francisco. and declare thlt The state
mcut' regN dln- The sl'eged tearing down OF
American Gags. the burning " the houses 81
American'. AMI tho Gsiu, on The HHus1
officers are uu'0uudcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
NatIonaI niberaIs' ranquef.

yAug.o-Amsri.au esols % ,ns Diipat,al
LONDON, January II Lord kinOn pre-.
sided at ihe banquet given Tonight Oy the
National Liberai-'s 10 lion bldabbai
Nosroie. Lord salisbury, aud" B'aesmlu."
Two hundred persons were present, M
Guiding Lord Compton, Frederick litrr-on,
Bradhugh. Consul General waller, Mr. Me.
Inivre. " Canada, and many m,mher- o.
The House Of Commons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

90. Eggs steady nj fec Coffee rrn: Rio car
gcea. fair. i7So sugar aBict sad steady: a
soft gy,s7c Wsl-fsy active snd nrn NJ VI
Freights 90 Liverpool PER steamer frtn: cest9n,
i-s.d. -four, eo.. grAia, Sd; corn for orders
lass. ~. ssles-Wssa;, 500 bushels; corn,
$500 bushels.
CHICAGO.
cursAso. January 2i.-Cash quotations. we're;
Flour steady ana unchanged. No spring
wheat &C. ass. e. No. red, sssa9sse Ne
corn, "a &C. tld. No. 2 oats, Sikc. Ae-s-crrk.
fl22a. Lard, ft.Sei<. short-rib~ 80 90 ShouldsrS
fsss6f2.. sh0rt-cisAr, sS-75as6 s7k. whisky.
si.02.
Ihsisading futures ranged "a follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

would ike any Of my friends who ex.
peet 10 20 10 see Es.t Lynne next Friday
night AZ Mozart Academy 10 buy their tick
els from me. This play. by Miss Ada Gray,
f. for the benefit OF Richmond Lodge, No. |,
Odd-Fel0Ws, OF which ] Am member.
JCIIES BRPOsD,
1872 esst Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
srcrher.nr Rens,ninaten.

THV I'INEIIUI y IIl' II'pH''l.I
TrryT0N. n. j., January 2l.-in the
Democratic senatorial caucus tonight Nc
Pnsrsos received - votes To Is FOR Abbott.
aud Mcpher,on was declared the nominee
for United states senator. Every Democrat
was present.
In the Republican caucus resolution not
~ place any one Ia nomination was Defeated
H. 10 D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
OG for Samoa.
10y telegraph to tho Dispatch.

TNI FoIVsIWFH 70 1tI1 I'II F1sFF'1FI
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2l.-The United
States steamer Vsudalis, Captain Schoon-
maker. which left Mare-Island navy-yard
Yesterday, lay at anchor in the bay oil night
and passed ont 10 sea at $50 o'clock this
morning on her war 10 Samoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

fPv Angio-Americau c,tle Co th> ni-pnch.l
PARIS, January 2L-Os Le'seps ms lssred
n circusr inviting subscriptions for G),0lO
dffy.franc shares o. the new Panama tansl
Company. Tue shares are issued a. par ami
are payable 20 three iusialmrn.' The sub.
scrptl0ns will open tomorrow eld viii
close February 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

J.vrARY gi.-Receipts: iig head Of cattlo
and E3l hogs.
sales: 81 head Of cattle and 6l7 hogA
tIs
Cstue-Bsst 4aikc. gross; medium % good,
saa3l.c gross; commoa 10 fair, 2a,c. gross
Shrep-4sse. gross
He's p, &c. neL
IA ltE-La.s. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
wntenirr TIE Knemx.

ny ngio-AmericAn cable to the Dis2atch.l
L0NDON, January 2l.-The report Is con.
irmed that an Official expedition Of Cossack.,
winch Intends 10 found a colony In Abys-
sinia, hiss laoded Bear TAdiursh. Both Eng
lish and Italian vessels are Watching the
movements Of the expedition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
FIenatsh Female.
nv telegraph 70 the Di.psteh.

lh9 tf4rsie4u :" INC bi7PD.~d'l
CoIrNDUs. Ga, January 2l.-A special 70
the Enquirer. sun from MechaEicsyile. Ala,
says tne seventeen. year-od daughter Of
Joseph Weeks (colored) forced four Of her
Younger sisters TO est "Kough on Rats"
Two OF them have died and the Others sur
fered terribly. The girl admits her crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
yyerybsdy Can brink Tea Vow

You can get at Julien Biniora's, i302 east
Main street, one pound Of very iair Tea and
two pounds Of GRADUATED sugar all Tor ~
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
FamiIie. LeavinEIreiand.

by Anslo-Amsricsn cable 10 tho Dlspatchl
DUBLIN, January 2l.-FOur hundred iami-
lies VIII leaye Limerick tomorrow for
Queenstown. where they will embark on
vessels for Beunos AYres. despite the re.
peated warnings from the Bishop Of Lime
rick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

wshAve sTpNEngrz FOLDER In pssfsss
order snicA 10 vii sell 81 srss, easyaia 10
Win fold an eight OF fosif-pagc pspsf ne No.
Of Ne DsspsseA or smaller wiz also 0s ead
Sas.s me sixhtpsgs pApsE heaa - rssdily
sttsehsd 70 any pres&
Ws refer % las fsssrsburg IaSSr-ASpsal - "
ma character Of is work, sicce thAs pAPor hA
ne counterpart Of this macniss sssscn0d - ~
drsss 9hk DtsfAfCn COMPANY
~ys Richnank vA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
TIE WEATHER Is Hlcu4OSO YESTERDAY wa,
n,nr.otTA.rnen.t.r Ye.,.rtsy:
Mean temperature. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WV YORK eracK MkRKEr.

NEW YORK. January 2i.-Ths feeling on the
street wss conseryaNvaiy suliss tais onng,
but the bear. fOued 2 weak spot IA Atchtson, aad
ths attacks upon that stOss oil hatuiday we're re-
uewed. sud u reached lower pucSs than had
been heretofore stfiRed. Othcr >outhTs.tsrns
sYmpatsiEei somewhat IN ths weakness Of Atcai-
son. There vas = frco covering o. shorts a. low
figures, and this caused a shSrg rally IN Atchl-
son, AMI brought n rss' o. no list up 70 some
thiuE shove thc prs'ioue sosl eSures Delaware
ard hudson we're specially active AM strong,
followed ~ iArkaNAnn2 ard Jersey CeutraL
PllInss resumed is upward course snd q act
es.a % mere than per cent over the pest
price o. last weak vas scored, The seRsral 1T
rra he'd the sest pr - OF tbs DAY tovSrc tho DO
livery hour. arer Whha realNatioas caused
fractional setback ana gave the market al me
close a rather heavy appoaranre. Aichison
SHOWS not decline VI l.. per cent fui man
rose 81, Delaware and Hudson ~. tntra<o Gas
Trus- II, Lasr Erie sad Western preferred =,
aud Jersey Central 1 per coat sales, S-9JJ
sbsrrF
BSsHfng.-ETcnsuCo actiyo anf frm 81 4'iAh
~ q. Money Ar a. ~. Snb-Ireasrry bal
ances-D o.l. fi5.. . s.0fJ: currency. fiAl .tlh
GoverFmens iull snd strong per cents Il q;
81 coupons. l0. state BONDS dul ard s.eAIy
k.AuAlIA-t'laa foS .kNN. lnhllNdia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
rncro..,nr Their solnicrY.

ny Anslo-hmerican cable to tho Diapach.l
VIENNA, January II The Politca. C'rr'.
spoudeucc states thar the garrison nc kieH
Russia. has been increased BY four squad
r0ns 81 l-rai Cossscks The number Of men
recruited throughout Western Russia is
much larger tnas IN any previous year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERxwIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tbs New York and Richmond
Stock Bxchangss-Grrin, Flour, Cot
Ton, Neat, and Other Quotations
Try telegraph to the DIspa,,h.l

S----, wAsHrSGrux. January 2i-For VIZ
Rinia aud Moth CAroiiaa, fair. collier
ENik TUESDAY morniug &, followed ~ a slowly
' rising tempsrstare, westerly winds, be-
fcOming sOutRory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Ali the leai-work about the recently
discovered Roman baths in lngland was
in a wonderfully perfect state Of preser-
walton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Conditional l.iease

[By Anglo-Anericaa cable 10 the Dispatch.l
DrBLS, January 2l.-On condition OF the
payment Of oEe years hack rent the Earl o,
Lucan has offered the tenants Oh his estates
at Castlebar, County Mayo, release from all
other arrears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Op.ra-Irouse Burnea.

tBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
ST. Paul, January 2I..~ The Operations
here was burned 10 DAY. IL originally cost
$500 900. aud was recently rcttted at cost
OF $4,000. Tie insurance Is ony about
S-IOl0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

tDy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. January 2l.- Rear-Admiral
Luce. announcing the arrival OF the Galena
al hey West. reports all well on board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Rurnfogr. Nh. January eL-Nueinia ip4o's,
e--. l.. -. "a 90. q; Baltimore cni OHIO
sfr,E, GN. northern ton'rsl. Dka1s. Nincn-
nsli. Washington and Baltimore ist-, 9. o., do.
-ls, 4Js 40. $40. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

[By Anglo-Ameriean cable to tho Dispatsh.l
BEsIIS, January a. Emperor william
visited Prince Bismarck to-day and re,
manned with him for bali an hour. IL Is re.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

rBy Anglo-AmsrcAn cable TO the J.spatchl
SMYRNA. January 2l.-Ihree hundred
houses were destroyed in TIE S1ralat Valley,
ASIA Minor, today By "a earthquake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
G0vernmest Beads.

iIIy telegraph 70 mo UispaIch-I
WASHINGTON, January 2l--rhe bond OF.
ferines to-day aggregated $4,000. Accepted
ESQ, geo is's st i 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

LONDON January 22.-Iho Daily News
calls the arrest ~ Shcehy B.liour's revenge
Tor the Conservative defeat IN Govan, where
shcshy spoE- i'm support u Wilson, the sue
cc,sful candidate.
nlliour, the Vows says. feared 20 arrest
checuy then beciusc Doe thought such an act
would eudaugcr sir John Pcndcr's chance.
The Earl OF Aberdeen, ln speech ct Par
ties, scotland. tonight. condemned TIE ar
rest a. an anomaly monster. which would
make Scotland realize the meaning Of coer.
con,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

HOODS ssrsaparilla cures catarrh BY en-
polling impurity from the blood. which Is inc
cause OF the complaint. Give 1t trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Seek no further. salvation oil Is what you
want for o sprslned snkle. Price 20 cents'