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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

UMARLI.- w Grodzisku
Roman Kuflewski, lat 80, W
Witkowie Rozalia z Winnlckich
Stawsku, lat %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
dzialania wo]skowe, skero JUL
dym z armat i karabinew o.
stony tel ME uzycza.

WIELCE NIEMILY ola
Niemcew wypadek zaszedf W
miescie L%uksemburgu, W sto-
Icy owego ksiestewka, o kto'
rem TO pred dobrym kwarta'
lem lyle pisalismy. Otto gaze
ty tamte)sze doniosfy, ID prey
szfy ksia3e tego2 kraiku, MILO
dy ksiaae n%assawski chce sic
oaeniG z kslezniczka pruska.
Gdy wiesd ia rozoiegfa sic pc
miescie, peczaf lua krzyczee::
,,Preez z Nlemcami, MECH
lyle Francya!" Chclaf on przez
to okaza6, lie jest przeciwnym
owemu mafaenstwu. N'emcy
So z tego wielee niezadowolen'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

,,Nowa Gazeta Po2namska,, cd 1
pazzdziernika wychodzic bedzle ia
ko pismo codzienne. Redaktorami
jej beda PIP. L. Gayzler i T. Ma
k1ad wziela ma sw6j koszt PAM
Wolihska. Pismo to ma bye DIAL
Sym cisgiem ,,Cazety Poznanskle]".
Wydawcy powo}uJa sic ma pros
pekt z dnia II grudnia 1888 roku.
Drukowana bedzle ia NOVA Ga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
III.
SZlask.

Il Ro$mierza: w nocy 20
Wniebowzieciu Najsw. Fanny "a
kradli sic z}odzieje ma probostwo,
ably ks. dziekana zastrzelic, a pc
tenn kase koscielna ftp. ukrasc.
Personal---very. wszystkie pokoje,
szafy i szhady, kt6re gwa}tem po-
otwierali, postanowili uda6 sic do
sypialni ks. dziekana, lecz ably ten
ostatni ME przeszkadzal i'm W kra-
dziezy, mla} bye zamordowany. Maj
prod tedy ~przystapi} do tozka je-
den drab z rewolwerem, a wyce-
lowawszy ma ma}y krok odleg}osci
W glove, wystrzeli}, lecz strza} ME
by} smiertelny, gdyz ks. dziekan
podzw1gnaf sic i powsta}. Wten-
Gas RADIUS s~trzeli} drugi raz. ale
Bog ME dopuscl}, ably i ia druga
kula ~przecie}a mic zywota naszego
u]kochanego duszpasterza! kula ia
ME ut~i}a, jak pierwsza W g}owie,
lecz zrani}a tylko prawa reke i pra-
we remle, a gdy tedy zbojca i je-
60 towarzysze zaczeli oknem ucie-
kac, gdzie juz mleli drabine do
muru przystawiona.
Choc ks. dziekan zosta} PREY
zyciu, to jednak poni6s} wielkie
rany, a lekarze sami przyznaja, IL
to jest cud Boskl, re uszedf smier-
ci. Pierwsza kule kt6ra ponizeJ Okla
do g}owy wlecla}a, a potem pod
jezyk1em do Level strony szyi i
tam utkwi}a, wydobyli lekarze,
pr6cz tego ~wyrzneli Geese koscl.
Jest nadzieja, re nieszczesliwy ks.
dziekan wyzdrowieje, poniewaz le-
karze sadza, il straszne rany da-
dza sic wygoic.
KS. dziekan jest przekonany,
re cudowe to zachowanie cd smier-
CT jake tez, re rabusie mic ME u
kradli, ma do zawdzieczenla ore
downtown sw. Jozefa, poniewaz
do tego swietego zaprowadzi} iuz
oddawna tn R5zaniec, ktdry W kaz-
d. Niedziele sic %odprawla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

W Petersbmgu umar} nagle W
6S roku zyoia swego Arcybiskup
mohylewski, ks. Aleksander Gin
towt, metropolita czyli pierwszy
biskup wszystkich koscio}6w
rzymsko-k atolickich W calej Rosyi
nauki i rzadkiego poswleeenia.
Mech Mu Bog da niebo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

Gazety austryachie skarza sic
ma bardzo z}e urodzaie. Mlanowi-
Gle W Galicyi bsdzie W tym roku
wielka bieda. Wszyscy obawiaja
sig g}odu. Daj Boze, ably te oba-
wy sic ME spe}ni}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
IESCl
z Polskiej OJczyzny
Zielmie POlskie pod "a.
l,orem m~OSkieWskim.

boron "OSAleWsAAAHA.
W Zawadach pod Wawolnlca
W Kr6lestwie Polskiem wdowiec
St. Wiatras. ma]acy troje dzieci i
szesc m6rg ziemi, chcia} sic ozenic
i wybraf sobie rowniez wdowe, a.
lie majaca piecioro dzieci i az 81
mig. ziemi. Pc slubie iona ME
chciaia przeniesc sic do chafupy
meta, mdwiac, re jej dom dostat-
niejszy. MAJ takze ME miaf ocho-
ty ustapid zonie i tax zy]i W odo-
sobnleniu. MAJ, kt6remu SIG take
zycie sprzykrzy}o, ruszy} koneep-
tern W nocy podpali} ohafupe
zeny. Spalita sic GAIA chata z
wszystkiemi s%przetami, ale ma}-
zonkowie zn6w sic ME ~po}aczyli
DO kiedy iona zmuszona by}a "a
mieszkac W ehacie meza, to ]ego
samego wzieto do wiezienla ola
tego re jedno z dzieci podpatrzyfo
OLGA, lax sic zakrada}, ably ogien
pod}ozyG Il tenn sic pred ludz-
mi wygadalo.
W okolicy Warszawy obrodzify
sic sliwki tax obficie, re drzewa
uniesc ME NIGGA owocu / za{amu]a
sic pod ciezarem. Dzlerzawcy'
przewaznie Zydzi, znaczna Geese
dowozs ma targi warszawskle.
,,Przeglqd Kotolicki" podaje in
teresujaca korespondencye 2 Tom
ska: Pisciu mas, pisze correspondent,
pozosta}ych PREY zyciu kap}anow,
towarzyszylo prozesyi ma Boze Cha
10. KS. Micha} Olechnowicz cele-
browa} dnia tego msze sw. kks.
Jan Witkewski, Kazimlerz Ski
bnlewski, K%onstanty Stefanow1cz
i ia, pokorny wasz s}uga, splewa-
lismv ewangelje sw., ucznowle tu-
tejszego gimnazyum, ubranl W no
letowe i k~armazynowe sukienkl,
uslugiwali nabozehstwu, cztery
dziewczynki: Antonlna Orzeszkow-
ma, Walerya Bodzkdwna, Marya
Skawinska, Paulina Be]narowl-
oz6wna, ubrane W bia}ych sukn1ach
woalkami l wiankami Z blafych
r6z ma g}owie, cfiarowanemi przez
hr. Aleksandre Potock2a, mostly
feretron z obrazem NJ. B. Ostro-
bramskiej i Pana Jezusa, takzs
ofarowany nam przez te dosto]na
panic.
" tonsEiej guberni, W kalms-
kim okregu, oko}o sio}a spaskie-
CO., odleglego cd Tomska o szescset
zgoraw1orst, sformowa}y sic dwle
: wioski litwin6w: Nova Bejsago'a
i Nowa-Szadowa, j jedna wioska
1etysz6w, ktorei nazwiska ME
namietam. w promieniu 40 worst
cd Tomska takze buduja sig dw1e
wioski fotyszaw: Nowa-Landskoro-
ma i Nowy-Witebsk. Utworzono
osobne biuro, kt6re specyalnle "a
wiaduje sprawami wyemigrowa-
nych wfoscian.
" Kownie, jak donosi nPrzegl'
Kat, W lipcu 7. b. wyswiecen'
zostali nastepni alumni tameczne'
go dyecezyalnego sem1naryum' ma
dyakon6w: Bolcewicz Henryk:
Korn Bolesfaw, Miklelunas Jozef
Mingin Felix's i Zochowski Jan
(doktor medycyny;) ma %kap4anow
Soko}ewski Franciszhk dyakon:
Bilmln Adolf, Endryk Piotr, Do
maszewisz Jan i Knobel dorf Ry-
szard.
Wmoc postanowienaa synodu rza'
dzacego, istniejace W osadzie Les
no W gubernl siedleck1ej stowa
r~zyszenie kobiet prawosiawnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
Prusy POlskie.

s. p. Jan Byrgier'. Smutna wiado-
NOSE edbieramy z Prus zacho-
dnlch. w Tymawle pod Gniewem
zasna} W Panu pc dzlewieciodnio-
wei choroble dnia 20 Sierpnia "a
opatrzony sakrementami sw. w &C
tym roku zycia s. p. Jan Byrgier
n%auczyciel i organista PREY tam
tejszem kosc16}ku ilijaInem, o.
ciec p. Franciszka Byrgiera, obec-
ME W seminaryum klerykalnem W
St. Francis przygotowujacego sic
do stanu kap}ansklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

zeta Poznahska" W drukarni pana
j. Leitgebra. Dotychczas wycho-
dzaca ,,Gazeta Poznanska" z dru-
karni p. Krzyzankiewicza, wycho-
dzic bedzie nadal pod tym samym
tytuiem pod redakcya p. Dyonize-
60 Krollkowskiego, by}ego nauczy-
ciela z Paw}owic pod Lesznem.
W GnieSnie }obuz postrzeli}
kilkunastoletnia c6rke pana Budzih-
skiego. Opryszek ten naszed} trey
dziewczynki idace pred MIN uli-
ca i odezwa} sic do towarzyszy:
Do tej W srodku strzele. I s~trzeli-
wszy z rewolwera, trai} ja niebez-
piecznie W glove. ZFoczyhce schwy-
tano. O]ciec jego przywo}any, O.
swiadczy} z najwiekszym spoke
jem, re syn jego njuz dawno tym
instrumentem sic bawi1, ale dotad
j%eszcze taklego g}upstwa ME zrobi}."
Strzelanie do ludzi nazwat zatem
6w godny o%jciee ng}upia zabaw-
ka."
4 Nak1a Wv PoznansSiem) do
nosza, re TAME W dniu 20 z. IN.
pc po}udniu szala{a niezwykfa bu-
RIA. W saslednich wsiach kodzi,
Anieli, Gromadnie i innych po-
czyni4a burza nlema}o szkody.
w Kodzi i Anieli zerwa}a stedo}y,
grad wielkosci jaja kurzego pora-
nil konie i bydfo, a wiele os6b
z~osta}o MIN ugodzonych; nadto
z~osta}o mn6stwe szyb pot}uozonych
ram cd okiem uszkodzonych, da-
chow zerwanych t, p.
DO Mowroc1awia przybedzie ma
staia za4oge ca{y pu}k piechoty,
20 ukonczenlu manewrow.- Do
tychczas by} tam tylko jeden ba-
talon. Do Cinema zn6w przybe-
die ca}y pu1k huzar6w i stale
tam bedzle za}ogowa}, s~taJnie ma
wystarczajace. TAX powell i ME
~znacznie powiekszane bywaja Cd
dzia}y wojska mad granica Kr6les-
twa Polskiego.
We Wqgr6vcu pod przewodnic-
TWEEN radzcy szkolnego Poltego z
Poznania odby1 sic egzamin abb
turyent6w gimnazyalnich W n i e.
d z e | e, ]ak gdyby dni powsze-
dnlch juz by}o "a ma4o. Dwoch
abituryent6w, Kuiawskii Deichsel,
otrzymali patiently %dojrza}osci nau-
kowei.
t w Poznaniu umar} W ME
dzlele, 1 wr~zesnia, S. p. professor
DIR. Antoni Jerzykowski, dawnieJ-
sly naucz. PREY gimnazyum sw.
Nary Magdaleny.
UMARLI.- w Grodzisku
Roman Kuflewski, lat 80, W
Witkowie Rozalia z Winnlckich
Stawsku, lat %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

Lipiny. Ch}opcy Krzyka}a i
Knop z Chropaczowa bawili sic ma
boiem dynamitowym. Krzyka}a u
derzyl kamieniem W naboj, ktory
eksplodowaf zrani1 60 W twarz,
przyczem jedno oko zosta}o wypa-
lone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

zreorganizowanem bye ma ma
pierwszorzedny monaster zenski.
Urzedowa nazwa jego bedzie
,,LesnianskY! B%ohorodicky p%ierwoktas-
N.Y. monastyr."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
GaIfCya.

w Krakowie wychdzic bedzie
pismo humorystyczne pod tytu-
lem ,,Ogdrek""
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY. NAY Z 1884

offered places, but refused. The company
expect TO have the mill running in full in
| two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

WORK Begun On tho street-Eafrwsy--
ward Meetings Ts-sfght-Per-
sonas Ae


A large force OF men begun work yester-
day morning on the track Of the streetrsil.
way which Is TO run over Mayo's bridge.
Ground was broken on lower Hull street
where the Danville railroad crosses. The
timbers had already been distributed and
rapid progress was made. The track has
already been laid 10 the Richmond end OF
the bridge and there Is no reason so FAR ~
may be seen why cars may not be running
into Manchester via this route.
Democratic mass-meetings VIII be held In
the several wards OF the CITY Tonight for tho
purpose OF nominating councilmen aud JUS
tees OF the peace and OF electing new City
Committee. The meetings will be held at
the usual places, and IL Is desirable that the
attendance shall be large. so that the best Sc
lections may be made.
The Democrats OF Midlothian district have
nominated the following ticket OF district Of
GERS to be voted for May 23d Supervisor,
X. G.. Wood; Justices OF the Peace, Clancy
Meade, Haley Cole, and John Il. Lester;
Constable. Il. Z. Jackson; Overseer OF the
Poor, Andrew Willisms.
At the Central Methodist church Sunday
night Rev. +. M. Peterson preached on
"The Modern Society Dance aud lis Rela.
tions to the Young and the Church." The
pulpit OF this church was filled Sunday
morning by Rev. Mr. Blincoe, Of Chesterfield.
At the other churches the respective pas
tors officisted. There were two baptisms at
the cambridge Baptist church at
night.
The brick-yards OF this city have begun
operations for the season OF 1880.
Commonwealth's-Atto z. n. Cogbill,
Of Chesterfield, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Maggie Young, OF Petersburg, was
In the CITY YESTERDAY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
an Alleged Election Outrage.


NEW ORLEANS, May IA special from La
fAyetle, La. says: At O'Clock mis- morning n
par y Of tTenty-hyo or thirty mon srmcd with
Winchester rifles surrounded the courthouse,
whilo several larger bands, also armed, re-
NAMED lust outside Of the town limits. These
men in menacing tones proclaimed that no ne
gro would DO allowed 20 vote at this Municipal
election. A large number az men with arms
we're In tho immediate neigh b0rhOOd OF the
courthouse square. and az several entrances 10
the square armed men we're posted and tho no
groos were not permitted 10 enter. At $50 She
Tih frOasssrd offered % escort a number OF men
At The north entrance 70 The square 10 vote.
lie Attempted 10 enter win these men. when
there was a rush Of armed mon 20 the entrance.
The Sheriff entered the courthouse AMI the
Commissioners and CLERK OF the Court. aud tho
Sheriff, who we're holding the election. thon
closed the polls aud retired. sworn Statement
by these officers was forwarded BY mail 10 tho
Governor.
Governor Nichols recoived q dispatch from
Sheriff Broussard concerning the outrage and
stating that be- had succeeded I'm arresting and
landing in iGil ton OF tho "regulaiorS" Inc
Sheriff thinks that the parish authorities will DO
able 10 suppress the disorder aud punish those
engaged in tho outrage As a precautionary
sgensurc, however, tho military have boon Or
iered 20 move AT moments notice. The post
poned election for mayor and town councilmOn
will be held at future day. II u stated that a
larger portion OF the Regulators y were nom
residents OF the town and thai but a few OF them
lived in the parish where tho outrage occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
naRfh-WnrFants.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram 20 the D@patch.l
RALEIGH, y. c., May 6.-GOyernor Fovle
to-day issued desih.warrsDis for two white
men aud both viii be hanged June 18th. One
OF the criminals Is David Bell, OF Madison
county, who last autumn was copvicted OF
outrageous assault, but appealed TO the SUI
preme Court, which affirmed the decision on
the lower court. Bell will be executed
ut Marshall. The other criminal IS
j. 8. Mcmahon, OF Jackson coun-
ty. whose crime was tie murder OF
Emons q. Buchanan. The latter was sum-
mOucd TO act as deputy sheriff. and when be
advanced towards Mcmahon the latter drew
a revolver and shot him dead. Mcmahon
will be hanged at Webster. HIS appeal at
tracted much attention, as the plea was made
that Lackey, the man who summoned
Buchanan 10 aid him IN arrestins Mcmahon,
was not regularly-appointed deputy
sheriff. The court held that Lackey bad
authority in the matter and had right TO
summon ard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 6, 1889.
We have a monoionous marke' and nothiag
worth comment In sales for some time.
Wednesday the sale Of 20 log shesis at shockoe
over the hogshssd will commerce sflsr 'Change.
st u O'Clock. By regular Inspection sample. The
nrst start Of warehouse ISLES shoald DO eacoar-
aged, and would lend new life 10 our Market
aud, We think. would draw q largo trade 70
Richmond that now we do not get Western re-
ports state taas the weather IL shii too dry for
heudlinZ tobacco 1--WE suffer from same cause
Ia Virginia, aiso): breaks have been light aud
prices higher. and quality poor IN consequence.
The Dsnyilie and Lynchburg markets arc each
over 500, 900 pounds short Of last years receipts
TO date-screage. Our largest receivers state that
In receipts Of dark hogshesd tobacco they are
far behind last years receipts TO date. There
win DO a plenty Of common In when there 10 .
season. and buyers are predicting loser priced
on account Of the rush anticipated
New YORK tobacco paper dsvotss . column
TO Kinney Brothers Compsnys display Ia
the New York centennial parade. Credit
Il due to Mr.. James r. Kcarney, Of this
city, ia that nrm's employ. Who carried
fourteea negroes from the factory here-
men, women, ard children. These gave old
plantation songs In costume 10 The delighted
crowd. The iox-cabin ana scngp and stemming
Of tobacco attracted great attention Columbia,
Pocshoatss Egypt and Turkey we're vpined By
girls on the ioass 81 each corner. while the
Corporal Guard was displayed In the costumes
worn by the horse lssderA Pretty girls gave
away cigarettes n thsy we're dstsly mede II
was costly bas highly crsditabls exhintk and
keeps Old Virginia Brghts 70 she front
the FALL fxaIBITA
After Buffalo. N. T.. conace en- Detroit NisA.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
NoRTm CAROLINA moeSsHISERa
The Man who wousdea Bouidin-A
Runt organized.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch


RALEIGH, y. G., May Cit was learned
to-day that James Suggs IL the man who last
Friday shot and 80 dangerously wounded
Deputy Observation-Disclosures Briscoe Il. b.
Bouldin seventeen miles south OF thts city.
Suggs once lived at Raleigh. His business
Is 10 establish Illicit distilieries and teach
men how to operate them. He can repair in
a few hours still which has been cut up by
the revenue officers.
Bouldin was correct In his statement that
he had shot Suggs. The latter is badly
wounded by a pistol.bullet through the
thigh. When he made his escape from Boul-
din after he had surrendered some OF his
companion mOonshIueTs advised him 10 keep
away from the still. but be declared he
would 20 back and kin Bouidin. The
result was a desperate battle and the
wounding OF both men. One OF the men
with BouldIn was Deputy-harsbal A. III.
Temple.
The moonshiners, who have very strong
organization in that section, have sent no.
tices 10 Temple to-day that II he even goes
into that part OF the county again he will
never come out alive. Temple knows the
location Of the stills. A party was made ny
to-day TO 60 after these daring and desperate
men. The moonshiners will be on watch
for Temple, who says ne intends to hunt
them out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
THE PARIS EXPOSITION
Formally opened by President Car

ny Angio-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, May 6-Pre@dent Carnot formally
opened tho Exposition this afternoon. The
President was accompanied 70 the Exposition
Grounds by tho Presidents OF the Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies. The party was es-
corted by a squadron Of cavalry. They lett tho
Rlysss az 1:3D o'clock. and artillery salute an
nounood their arrival under the central dome OF
The main exposition building. President Carnot
hscsnded the dsis that had been erected under
The dome. lie was surrounded by members OF tns
Cabinet and memters OF the benste and Cham
Dor Of Deputies.
Iirard. Prime Minister, made sn address well
coming the President lie declared the Exposi-
ton exceeded all expectations and proved that
the French people SUN preserved all tho quail
ties for which they had been noted. Despite the
ncutoness OF tho economic crisis they hal been
able 10 collect a splendid array OF exhibits.
Although every Government did not ofnciauy
take part in the work most OF them generously
seconded tho Efforts Of the private individuals
In the conclusion Of his address, tirard OK
tended q greeting 10 the strangers now In Paris
and said that republican France would show
Itself hospitabfs aud generous. treating them
not As rivals inspiring Jealousy but az fellow
WORKERS lsboripg Tor the happiness OF humanity.
President Carnot in his address referred 70 the
nndauntable energy Of France In arising from
the severest trials 70 fresh industrial triumphs.
He afterwards inspected the various depart
mems Of the exhibition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

Birmingham:
Birminghsms. IS; Chattanooga, g

Birminehsms. IS; ChattanoOgas,s
Cleveland:
CioveIands. 3 0 3 oil
Chicacos. 0 3
Observation-Disclosures, IL; Chicagos. q. kr-
rors-Cley Glands, 3 ChicaEos, IL Iatteues-
O'Brien and thinner; Hutchinson and ARIEL
Indianapolis:
Indianapolis .......2 0 ! o.
Ptts9urghs ........2 =
Observation-Disclosures, - Pttsburghs, g.
Rrrors-Indianapolis. 3; Pittsburshs. I. Bot
ter1es-Shrevo aud Myers; Conway and Carroll
Cincinnati ten innings
f6Sis1iIles ..:.s 7 o
Base-hits-Cincinnatis,S 3; Louisvines, Il En-
rors-Ciucinnatis, q: Louisyilles, :. Batteries
mullane. Duryes, and BALDWIN; Keen, strstton,
and Cook.
Philadelphia:
Phiiadelphiss......9 0 Dc 9 O. Q
Now Yorks.........5 0 / x-l6
-Philsdelphias, 49, New Yorks, l5
Errors Philadephi0s, g; New Yorks, i. Bat
teres--Ssnders, Gleason, and ClemenS; WEIGH,
Ewing, snd.Brown.
Washington:
Washing Ions. ......O 0 0 0 o. 3
BostOns ........2 4 1-3
Observation-Disclosures. 4 Bostons, 10. Er-
rors-WAshingtonA u Bostons 3. Batteries
Hoaly, keefe and Mack; hadbOurne ana Ben
nett
Kansas City:
81. Louis. 3 0 0 Al 0 al
Base hiis-Kansas City, Il: 81 Louis, Il. Er-
rors-Kansas City, 2; St Louis, !. Batteries
Sullivan, Gunson, and Hoover; Chamberlain
ana Boyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Raieish's Democratic Victory.


RALEIGH, n. e., Nav 6.-ln this city the
munIcipal election resulted in 4 complete
victory for the Democrats, who not only car
ried the First, Third, and Fifth wards, as Is
customary, but also for the first time carried
the Second Ward, which has always been
solldly Republican. A remarkable feature
OF The election WAS the abstention by the ne
groes from voting. They took no interest In
the election aud carried out their declared
intention not 10 vote any more until the
presidential election. This absteution from
voting came near defeating the proposition
to issue a hundred thousand improvement
bonds for q system Of sewerage and for street
improvements. but fortunately this was car
RED by ifty-iwo majority OF the registered
vote.
So far as returns have been received they
show that The Democrats have carried the
other towns in The state at which municipal
elections werG held to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
TeIerrnnntc FIashes.

There are thirty thousand exhibitors at the
Paris Exposition.
The admission to the Paris Exposition is only
twenty cents 20 all departments.
Its expected that the census bureau when
fully in operation will give employment 10
about 1900 clerks.
The winners In the Lexington Ky races ros-
terday were Peyton, Queen Of Irumpa, Once
Again, and Amos A.
The TramwEy Company. in Vienna, has con-
coded all the demands OF tue drivers who were
recently out on strike.
Tho winners in tie races a. Nashville yestsr-
day we're ~ Albins, Ne'a, Bravo, Lady Blacz-
burn. Endurer. and Prince Nonso.
The Episcopal diocesan convention OF south
Carolina meets at Aiken Wednesday. 10 IL ex-
pectod that the question OF the admission OF the
colored clergy to the convention Will come up.
A Radical banquet given in Rome tonight 70
celebrate the anniversary Of the French reVolu-
ton, ended in street riot between the workmen
and military, In which several persons we're In
jured.
The United States Court OF Claims yesterday
gave judgment for S3555j In favor OF the state OF
Georgia in its suit against the United states 10
recover money advanced to the GoYernmens
during the Revolutionary war.
dtucfhi hooetrdno tuu pAFty npont yrbtolAcJ
on Lookout Mountain and we're banGneted by
the citizens at Lookout Hotel. rece ption was
rendered General Rosecrans al the old house at
which he had his headquarters during the war.
Archbishop Walsh, Of Dublin, has written a
letter urging arbitration similar 20 that elected
on the Yandeleur estate on the other estates
where disputes exist between the landlord aud
tenants. He appeals 10 Engfish pablo opinion
10 support the proposal The ItSaes scouts the
Arch bishops proposition.
There are quite a number OF Union veterans
IN Charleston. who have applied for charter for
the organization Of post Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic One Of the veterans said yester-
day: I'VE do not want csrpetbaggers. We
are South Caroliniane now. having earned the ntle
BY living hero for twenty years.
The strike at the Allegheny Bessener Steel
Works, OF Pittsburgh. promises 10 end dieas-
trousiy 10 the strikers The company succeeded
yesterday in turning out number Of rails. aud
all the departments were In operation with non
union men. Is b claimed that 100 men are now
At work, and Any more arc expected tomorrow.
The sheriff Is still on duty 70 prevent inter-
ference win the new men.