The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
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THE Hon. Paul c. Eimunds has dis
tinguished himself in this canvass as an
effective campaign orator.
The Roanoke Machine Works to fill
orders find it necessary to build twelve
TO fifteen cars daily.
W.B. SETTLE, late editor Of the Gwie.
at Washington. Rappahannock, died OF
an enlargement of the liver "Wednesday
morning.
ALL the registrars of Portsmouth
were summoned to appear before Judge
A. 5. Watts yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock in connection with az pea from
their decisions.
SAMUEL G.. MULLINS. aged eighteen
years. son f the late Samuel j. Mullins,
of Henry county. was killed last Mon
day whilst bird hunting by the accl-
dental discharge Of his gun.
PRESIDENT HARRISON will soon issue
his Thanksgiving Proclamation and
Will explain what we have to be thank
full for. IL he waits until after the Nir-
ginia election it viii be an opportunity
for an item.
WEDNESDAY afternoon a son Of Nj.
Thomas Shea. Of Portsmouth, about
eight years old, had his foot badly
ms he'd ny a piece of lumber falling
upon it. DR.. L. a. Bilisoly dressed the
wound.
CAPTAIN MCKINNEY expects to con-
cnde his campaign in Southwest. so
that he can give a few days at the close
F OF tie campaisl to Richmond ard other
cite where large meetings are to be
held.
AT Pond Gap. Va. lc- Saturday a
M named SOwcisae up tor cue
L vid idham, who was under arrest,
WhereupOn Z officer shot and killed
Sewers His brother was also shot, and
has since died.
INFORMATION received in Lynchburg
/ from Rocky Mount, Franklin county
states H. 9 three negroes were arrested
there yesterday. charged with the recent
+ ipceudarlsm at that place. One of them
made a full confession. The town is
wild with excitement, aud serious
trouble is Appreciated.
CAr-ENTER Luther VI. Martin : little
| five year-old son Chester fell overheard
on Wythe street. in Portsmouth, Thurs
DAY afternoon. A passing cOrlored man
/ fortunately saw the accident and rescued
the little fellow from watery grave.
Ii the man will call on Mr.. Martin be
will learn something to his advantage.
lie Pr iident he 2, las. welded t.
/ / , dema ds OF General Malone, and
eyed e lmmodore Brown Of the
amend o. the Norfold hayward.
+ D % CommC lore is a Papublican. but as
/ d. would no. agree that the navy-yard
should be rln as a part Of the Malone
chine, Pr ident Harrison has re-
IevCd him. And Of such is civil ser
4 wee reform under the present Republi-
can administration.
AT all times of the day Thursday.
sluads Of color-d men could be seen
vending their way through the streets
Of Norfolk with their grip sack. thrown
over their snOdlders and their brceches
Jfed in their boOta a. though the
bed los. come out Of the swamp. \
/ T. plDi'r n remarked that the woods
were full Of them and that they had
scouts out after them. that they were
determined that NOT one of them should
lose their vote.
THE c0lored Democratic clubs Of
Fifth and Second wards Of Petersburg
held a joint meeting last night at
Smith 5 Hall on Gill street, Nicholas
Mason. 81 Fifth Ward Club. presiding.
There was "A large attendance and
speeches were made by W. q. Hicks.
Thomas b. Monroe. Anderson Robert
son. G. II Mabry. b. &. Lance ter and
James Carter Jr.
w. A. PLUNKETT. ESQ. late sheriff OF
Campbell county. died very suddenly
Saturday morning. He had been IN
delicate health for some years, aud
was the evening before his death, a lit
tie more complaining than usual, but
nothing serious was apprehended.
About day-break his daughter heard
him call out. FASTENED to his room. but
he had breathed his last. Heart failure
is the supposed cause
THURSDAY afternoon Mr.. John Hay
den. well-known citizen Of Norfolk.
met with an accident while at work IN
the nayy-yard on the bed Of the new
cruiser No 3. 1t seems that he was
hewing out log when his axe slipped |
and nearly cut his foot eff He was
carried 10 the dispensary where the
wound was dressed by the yard physl /
clan. who afterwards sent him TO his |
home in the yard ambulance.
IL tbe Circuit Court of Sussex county, |
Judge Hancock presiding. the appeal |
of Carleton Marks. convicted OF the |
murder Of y. VI. Balm. ana sentenced to |
ten years in the penltentiary, was con-
tinuod until the December term Of the
Circuit Court Of Petersburg, when /
Judge H8ncOck will hear It. The pris-
0uer was represented by his counsel,
Messrs. Mellwaine. West and Holland, |
and the State by Commonwealth SAT
t)ruey Drewry.
THE friends of Mr.. Thomas n. Lang
orne, Of Lyr chburg. will be greatly
grieved TO learn of his death. which |
occurred Thursday morning at his
home on Park avenue, aged sixtv-One
years. lie was son of the late Henry
5. and Frances Steptoe Laughorne. and
a brother Of our tOwnsmen, Messrs.
William. George W.. and Charles 5
LanghOrne. He was a man of fine in
tegrity. and was highly esteemed and
respected by all who knew him.
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.