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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

NEW YORK. October .3 Henry Willard
is seriously 3D.
ST. foJf-. october ~. senator e-i hh~
recovered from bis D., cent Illness.
O,wEco. ~ October y. y. =. 'oob.
po-fiaa-tef at lycOming. tni- county ana
a prominent politician. WAS struck Ni
train on thc Maicrtovu and Neden7D'l-
road. in this city. to-day, aud Killed.
RATTLE GREER. Men. october -. thc
seventh DaN Adventist Conference. n -'--
sion here. is attended hy DELEGATES h"n
t,enty-cight states aud icritnrle, anna
Gauada. Mrs. Ellen White. ile "ilophri- i-
c--." il present.
BALTIMORE. October -. lhc hiNi lui-
u.c. Of ffe inurH-e steel Nnlh, "l I'D
Pennsylvania steel Company. ai >p'i.,,',."
Point. wa, pat in operation today. l".
/, the trst atirmp' ~ mhnnldriuiihs al
these works.
WATERFOWL. WIS. October 81. NJ '.,'
thi.morning Louis kcilcuuduu entered ih'
home of hi, faihpr-in-law William brOte
and eoing tO room occupied hl hl> Mile'
from whom hr has been separated .'r oNi
month. shot her in the right temple hhi'l
+ ing "a fatal wound.
CucAoo. October %. Early this morn
/ inc Michael brccn. q young man lMeh'.
nine wear, old. tried tO gct into the saloon u
i Kane Brothers. al 3li5 Archer aNtiue. n
bartender. Pat Mulhearn. fred 81 sho
throueh thr door. The bullet lodged a
Hrn.u', fen temple tie died short iim
afterwards. Mulhcarn was arrested
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
pICINOND VA ETHtRSDAY. OCTOBER a. 1889

ah Al storm WAS followed lp n. cold. raw and
e tndy day rib u driz<Inx rain. !...
II + aIlus'd V, nsiiiianis iof ihe 1dhnii'
postoiiice that when Nahonc was ~ Mar
iinsville he had an inter, lew with W. y. y.
Finney. of this county. and entered into
bargain. with that gentleman. that II hc
would become an independent candidate Tor
the IA.islai;nc IN this count, ne should
haze iiie Daasiile tosioflce. 'inhe' hl-
announced himself - an independent can
did,ie. and tie aforesaid Republican .a,pi.
.anls for tie ro-,ollie- ave fef! much dis
gruntled.
The Danyille Democratic 'ampaign 'luh
will probably 20 to Patrick Courthouse ~
-l,ecial train next Tuesday 10 aid pfcrrall
10 yhQoping up the Patrick and Henry
IspOTrir, go. N
The cold snap which followed lni- mo- n.
ing'~ thunder storm has Knocked the tobacco
season into Il cooked hat. and receipts 81
leaf have dropped of to almost nothing
\ large meeting uf the third ward Demo
rlai> tonight cnni,Ieied the "itV oreani,a-
non. and the remaining days oi the cam
paign will show big work. panyille and
North nanyille Democracy l. now thorough
~ aroused and organized. and Increased
,aaio'i'ies pa, he icote'' flr
Iheophius Armstrong. an aged ana
prominent citizen Of Henry county. died At
his home near lrisburg last night.
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NORTH STATE NEWS.
The Eerrier Iynching-rerrihie te'id'nt
Tho Boyle Case and other Carolina
ftsafl

RALEIGH. &c.. October %. special.
Governor Fowie ha- decided i0 proceed ID
no. uncertain manner in regard 90 ihr f'cehl
l,nrhine at Lexington Of Hcrrier. who killed
his mother-in-laW. ihc ,oNefn"r ha-
learned from party present -ohe"t ih,
names Of the lyncher-. and has authorized
solicitor Il. /. Long. Of that district. u"
prosecute them at once. lle also l'"-
.raphcd Lon. to 20 to Lexington ana use
every effort to obtain the name- oi an lh,
other hnrherS. \ special term oi the cou0
will le held 10 ffy fiirm. tt least two iuh.
dreJ white men Of Davidson county Nef'
concerned in the lsuchins. aud all oi them
annra,,d without ans dsgui-e whatever.
\ terrible accident occurred TODAY lli
IIorncii county. 4 voting man named Na>li
johnson. who wa, working saw mill. went
to -ten over piece of revolving -haitiiie
when hi- clothing was caught and IN VA,
Violently hurled to the ground and instantly
Killed.
II j. learned here today that the Egipi
coal Company. composed ol "a veal lih, ~ h-
dicate of capitalists from Now York, fhlit'
delphia. and from this state have inaugu'
rated some important moves in connect i"n
| with an cNicufi0n Of coal fields which thet
recently purchased in Chatham county
They will build a railroad line iio'a theil
miami to the line at the Raleigh and Augusta
railroad. which j. ten miles. They aIr NOW
taking out coal in large and paying pu3ntf
fie,. and it Il pronounced oi very superior
mlaliiv. \ smart town has already besii
AZ th, point of location Wf the mines. an'
the company will build I'm eieeant hoic
! there.
The negroes bad m anraN at Loui~huf'
to-day. in which one struck the other a nlo'
over the head inhicting q fatal wouud.
The papers in the Boyle's appeal nay
gone up Ia the supreme court The record
are very ,oluminou~. and were CAREFUL
preparcd hv Clerk Ipchurch and jud-
Winfield. The ca-e viii probably he "'
cided thi, week.
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LYnCHBURG LACONlCS.
sam. Jones Ecyival>-A Bold Iheit MAI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INNcuBt EG. Va. October -. special.
Re, ~am. Jones excitement >till con-
finifs~. and though la-i night ana to-ni-hl
thr rain continued 20 Cab. ihc crowd 'i
hearers are still tine same. They ho-ih U"
aock IN bY oo'cloch and continue iln lh'
last seat j, taken. and many hHfc L" -'
away without a seat 0r stand up dhiiu- i"t
sermon. Tie effect j. wonderful.
Mr.. Thomas Bib. Of Louisa county. ar
rived in the city lasf night from "a 'i-l !"
hi. daughter. Mr-. shields. in Bedford. ie
r.nnrt- that lust after purchasing l's uchct
al Liberty. "a negro snatched MS lm'N''
book and ran oH iu the dark. and before iie
could give chase. the train pulled in'' 'i'
deuot and 90 had to embark without apiiT-
hrndin- ..,. miscreant. The pueAct-n""N
contained So. all he bad with MN.
\ brilliant wedding tonA place "l-u"f "'
tho hou-e of the bride. the contracting par
ill., hin. Mr.. James Il. Kyle. !oun- l''
ba.eoui-i. ond Miss Alice Aunspaueh; th'
booutiul daughter of H. T. Aun-pau-h' =
merchant of This cits. 'mong thv," pic-eh'
frum a distance was Mr.. T.. ". Nckinne!
of farmfille. ,. r,.,.,
charles Jennings. son Of the laie llpi"l
u. Jennings. and a brother OF festil'>',
Jennine-. ofthi- cit,. died last night. dcep,
rc.,r.fted by u host Of friends.
sam. Il. Dawson. one Of the oidc-t ciit1."7
died last nieht after a lingering iilhc77 H"l
p,rolN-i-. lie was the oldest -addlef' "h'
nun nf ihs most respected citizens in ip"h
and C,ther-in-law of pr. }. Il. HE.
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BLOODY FEUO
Between Two kentucky Factions.

GefMtfU Nb - Hh'''''"
Louisville. Ky. October -. \ ~l'ccial
tn the Ercniag Post from PincNillc. ky"
sav-i The trouble which, ha- been brewing
i'm llnrian county iol sOn.c 'inf@ HH-f. be-
tween the Turner aud How factions. na-
broken ont i'm earnest. and a bloody war T.
in progress. Jessie Howard and Joe kidif
arrived here thi, morning from Harlan
Courthouse. bringing particulars of ieht
which rccufrpd 'i'efr t"-'cids' " w.
Howard has gathered about lim twenty N-hNt
men. and had openly defied the auiiofitie-
lie threatened destruction 10 ihr turner
faction. and Howard and his men were en-
trenched ia an iiiipfoNi~e fort ON f"or
Fork. near Harlan Courthouse.
Judge Lewis. with forty men. mostly NJ
nar sympafhilcr-. e~~aycd io capture the
eanc. and surrounded the rendezvous ana
quietly awaited for Howard ami his men 10
make their appearance. ~ soon ~ the lat
trr ,allied forth inoy were tired upon. and "a
bloody battle followed. The iiovaid paf'r
suffered 'front.' the first yollcy. One man being
killed and >iN of the party badly wounded.
wills. Howard had a ball FROM "a Mciic~-
fer pl0w furr0w around hi, neck. Ills
brother John Howard. received the cOii-
tent, OF gun. and will die. Two Of Judge
Lewis men were wounded. Both sides
drew away. and Judge Lewis has hi- mch
fortified IN the couri-heu-e. Nil-. llnN1li
l. Gathering more men. and threatens ~
make aii atiact 0u tie town
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MURDERER HANGED.
Brief Description of His Crime.

PoTr>NIILE. Penn. October %. Peter
i,aranow-ki Wa- hanged here this morning.
The drop fell at fu:G O'Clock. About two
hundred people were in attendance and al
lowed to- witness the execution. pH >aiur-
daN. MAY r.. iS>- BaranOw-hi went To the
house of Anthony rutlaNish. at a small
mining village called Bn-hy Tract. In the
house was Mr.. puila,i>h and Mary heit.
lie had pre-, iously boarded at the house for
"a -holi fine. and Nds known 10 the Two W.
men. What transpired between them j.
not f,lly known. BarauoW-ki in a confe--
sion which he made. stated that hr went Ia
the house and asked Mrs. futiayish fH
something 10 eat. She refused II. and or
dcrcd him Ia leave the house. at the same
time striking him with an iron poker. This
- curagcd him that he struck her With 4
stone. killing her. lie afterwards took
some money from trunk and >ci lire 20 the
house.. ~ BE- va, leaving. Miss keit ran
into the house aud said she would have him
arrested. lie Knocked her down. and her
body. with that Of the Other woman, was
consumed in the burning buildine. Ever
since his conviction i;aranow>ki has been
partly bereii of bis reason, chiefly. II i- be-
lieyed. through fear If hi, impending fate.
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cr,wd of n,moerai, ~ pinwlddie on MON
day 10 hear Major T.. Iaylor scott and nnt
few Republicans 10 listen % lur1. ana h'-
I. .t.o,,
The Hastings Court WAS IN session a -holi
while this morning. dispo,ing al uniinl"li-
aui tieii naftcr~. The important eases on
the civil docAc, ~ thi- term have not AS let
been rcaJact. H.,
The lion. I. Hogc Tyler. our nest Leu
tenapf-GoYernor. will speak in thi- tfN IT,
r,rht AZ the Academy Of Music
'lha female baseball PLAYERS VINO N'',
experteA here Noniay afternoon io pay =
match game with the iiy ohcial 'inn "y
NOT. for .f-,ie ea''>c not YET a-e"r,alneu
nut in an appcaftiie"s lheW i"l"'' ~
.omc disappointed many people ~ 'ni' '''l ~.
Mr.. rs,roinran Brown. formerly "' ".
civ. and who vas stricken with par ilN~ ~i-
in Bedford county. is Ia tlfe city TO-DAY .h
her way 10 Richmond 20 coii-uh pf' 'i'
GHirc, .,....,.i,,.
\oi 4 qfoa' while before day this morhin- z
our city was .isi'e5 by severe thumbs
and rain storm. The rain c"r"hucd lp lAl
in heavy torrents until after stnr,.f. INC
/ which time il has been steadily N'iiln- "N'
n,,-in rapidly colder.
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Ten representative styles oi what
f,il,s wear are row displayed IN our
show window. VI,
They are combination suits. fou u
wonder how the designer and weaver
eser erected such beautiful effects.
The harmony in the blending Ct inc
.sr,e,,s sba1es II blue with blue. greer
,,',,t, oreen. brown with brown. X,
and the opposite contrasting colors Ia
tho new eubaae6 tints is subject iof
st,dS ard is the result of real genus:
clearly demonstrating the wondellu VI
n.o,,,ess wca,afsand dyefs are making
/ m NJ, len dress fabrics. .uv,
The iabri, I'D these salts are Az No"'
u9n,,s,,as. French Serge, and Camel =
liair. 49,, .,,.l.s i'm
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The COCKADE CITY.


pr,rr.pl.nc. Va. October -. ~rccai.
rIero were 80 many thin4- last nigai i'
divide and attract the people &C lriei-. -
moi tha audience iO hear the ton. u. Is.
unnf,,rd and Major K. INlm scott our
.naxt NttorneN-6pneral. was n0t a' iff-e -
otherwise il would have h"cn \ i'i-'
nnrtion of the popuare -hihcf'N in '"'
',c,Iem, of Music 10 attend the ilot COM
cor, al the Pctcr-hur. Musical A,-ociHii""'
Every available space in ihr bunh'n- W
nr.tinied. Beside this there were 'N" "a"
uubiican gatherings. set ne hnnltn'' " ''' "
erected -hc two distinguished echu' ii' H.
made up in euihuia,m Mhal u IN" -,
numbers. Mr.. Mnniob n9"c
celleni speech. and di>cu>''" 'i'' ,,.;li
,,l,od i'm the present canvass IA n l"i'iDi''
,li',ni,;,J and elective way. Al the rohei"-
Ion of Nr. Nunlord'- speech. whith N"'
li.'.ned to with marked attention ana mn'l,
;n,.ra-t Major scott came forward "h',
with words Of cheer and comi'', '7.l'l,' '.''
IN. democracy that victory aNall'u '''"'
on the Jth of November. .;.h, ~,
Thera Was another meeting last hi-", o'
tho friends of John VI. Lang-ion' anu ln0 ny,
committee appointed to treat Wlih 'le ,'''' '
Republican Committee assured th' me- ~ ~
th1t a formal reply WAS cNl"cie" i'"'n '"'
LATTER committee TO-DAY. ,....r,.io,
Mr.. George VI. lfaW kih-. .,',arol
NJ fhe no.foilice in this city, has t'hu',o' ,r
/ hi. ro.ianatiom "a, such 10 take ehe'l "h ''''
| l,t Of November. an Nor.
The Rev. MIR. Roscbro and Mr.. q. L. MHt, TlSh
ron are the delegate, 10 represent ,''' 80, ,,"~
-treet Presbyterian Church nj lhe ,"''
now being held in winchester d. la, a
Ther,. was meeting night before la,' "
thr ron,ns offhe oung Mem Christian. y
."c;"iion c ' for the purpose Of eeciins oihcsr
for the tournament to he neld n,ad,h !" ,n,' All
during the Tobacco Fair next ,. mon'"' ,,nr
,hr u,ual and necessary officers @ We,
'ps.,sJ '% and lrom the number Of rrom'''e,. n
e,ey'e"i mN a',i,e " men conspicuous upon The on
~ ,'ial roll il may safely be predicted ,has =. Z,
,onrnament ~, na feature Of the fair viii be a ut
! riie. success. ..,.,.,. a....t ma,
1, !. runored that the monitor nee' ,,"'
N.'1 !, th. james river below hlci
m"nJ win soon be- brought back to III
Point. 49,. ~, ,..,- , lor.
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NORTH CAROLINA CoLORED FAIR.
Eleventh Asnual ENhibit-Sfehi'an'" NV
play-Cheering speech "i "o'''''o'
EnkxIe

RurlclI. y. G.. October -. ''"fcihV.
Fowle to-day opened ihc eleventh annual
colorDd STATE fair here. aud spoke to % large
audience OF ncgroc-. lie referred Z" thc
Chicago negroes action in appointing H'l
of fasting and PRAYER for southern nr-I"-'
and said hi auditors were - happy ~ amy
ueopl, ON the face OF the earth. ANA pro
i.ctrI in an their rights. ana
hr pledged them ,he whole power
of n ,r state. to hc exercised in ille'f
behalf iu>t - much %, la behalf of white
men. The sentiment Of thr nc-i" toward
the white man. he said. IN thc >oilh l.
kindly. and this j. resirrocaied. Negro
school, and a-ylum- ia North carolina are
a. well cared for - those of The whites. Inc
Chicago negroes. who have -"dshi 10 sci 4
dae of r-,ing and humiliation. viii never
cnio, the same attributes cf freedom a.
North Carolina negr1c-. They never even
sec inside of Il jury bvN.
The Goseruor touched upon
THE NTGEO ENoDL>.
and said NEGROES were free to 90 where they
wished. and would carry with them the hesl
wishes of the white people. to Who>c women
and children theN had been :" devoted du
ring the late war. bul They Would III -"'h-
leave n q ~flic where thcN Ntsc better pro
tccipd aud happier than anywhere else.
Rev. Leak. cOlorcd secretary oi III" raif
endorsed Governor foWle'- remarks. Mhicl
which were fse.iucnil, applauded.
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.


Outlook for snow Pr"mi>ing-f"r-""'
IENiNGroN, "a. October ~ special
Major John II. Rodgers. of tue the-a-
peake and Ohio. /, seriously indi-P"s'f'; J;
Mrs. +. II. poindcNier. aged eighty. an oi''
and highly connected iadt. =. ~ '"f't,"''S,
Rev. James Henderson smith mas suhore''
a serious change. and j. Just ait'e.
snow C.li on the Blue ni,lee mountain, 10.
dav. and the outlook lur snow herr beior
morning is promising.
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UUf WIDOW 7"
$3.50 a SUIT.
-.LILN MORIM 81

,,srv other striking values and nov
ol,,rs IN o,,r Dress Goods Department.
r. rn,ifsl. rica. solid coiors. and many
ola nucifui order. o,o,v
We claim io fu,t every age e'e''
taste. aud every purse. ..,. Mt,
4 very superior 2iinch s"e r'us .,,,,e J. ae
=. rents A ta,d. E.sewhers 'he same
Grade would sell for ST.
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DANVIllE DOTS.
Terrific Ihunder-Stsrm- Political Talk
The Tobacco Season.

pANvilLr, Va. October a. special -
terrific thunderstorm passed over thi,
city ut I O'Clock this morning. accompanied
hy "A sort of waicf-spout. The downpour of
rain Was something phenomenal. The
streets were flooded with water and numer-
ons cellars were oycrflowed, This phenoRl-
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NyW YORK. Octoocr % There was q
heay, fan ct snow at sandy Hook thi, morn
ing. In Philadelphia snow fell 70 the depth
Of a. ofan inch. At plainiield, \. D. snow
has been falling since & O'Clock tn. morii-
/ inc
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Marriage licenses were Yesterday is7ucd
IN George II. Neryduc and Josephine J..
Eaughan. and William \. Foster and Dora
". Hall.
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Sporr & sPOIr.

) ,,
MANUFACTCRfNG fhWtLtf-'
We can save yoa firm ZEN 10 iwen'N-"''
nor ceaf. ,n Watches. Diamonds, Je~elfy'
suvcrwa.e. sncciac.es. tye Glasses opefs-
Glasses. &C..
wuehanl Diamond Clubs constantly FORM
fing.
uishes, ,asa prices lor cli Gold and sil'er'
o.fs Gil FAST BROAD srRtEr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24

Why DO ~ many people We See around Ms
seem 10 prefer % suiici and be made misofe-
hle by luulsesiiOn. Consumption, Dizziness.
l.O.s Of Appetite. Coming ip Oi the fcOd
them ~hllOha system Nliaiizcf, guaranteed
~ care them. rCld ~ IOdekei Brothers and
y. n. sheilds & Co, corner VI iif'h and Mat
shall streets.
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baseball Games Yesterday.

At Columbu>-C Columbus, Il; 'lc,cland-, =.
Al Omaha Exhibition game -. Louis,
:: Kansas titys, II.
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ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone sIJ.--adv
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nPDrresOp 4. BAILEY. Mag
>ErO.,i4 ASSET % and Medical flrvit,,-
cian Chrome ani nervous "ls..,s' "l,s,.' ,re.i
fl'stt"''r e1i.im.
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cT2AYED. FROM ny PLAlE.t5sa'
- I'm mo-. fnni. RED iitll y. ----
and n RED AHl NtliIt = i.tE, l,l3,''
ieN.,r eN.4-,,s HENRl Hii;>lL
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,IuHN BOWERS,
No. Z Governor Street.

vArnrF AND HARBLEIZED SLATE
MANfEfS.
FINE WOODES MANrEiS,
SLATE ASDTiLE HEAhru,;
CRATES AND TENDERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AID SHADES;
HOr-AIR FURNACES And slRh-fL<'E
STOVES .....,.,.,..,
4 large variety oi HEATING STONES
RANGlS. AND COOKING Sto|tS.
fine BRA~S FENpERS AID FIRE sti>.
rhD GRAND OF. STOVE AND AURORA
NAPOR Cook ~rONtS. al Lam
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WNsuINcToN. u. G.. october %. -
| .Tul lrciuia. fair an0 slightly warm.
tlIN .rr except ou the coast, utiu and Sta
I f'ruary trmpcwiurc, HofthcastlN
4 --- Winds.
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hICHNONe. W. { ctOter =, 1 ,Sp.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
AikJiNfA viii ne held 81 ~ Office, in me
city Of Richmond on MONDAY. NOvtnBkh
"a. $40. az O'Clock f. II. .. .l.Al-
bDiNE. ~. Agent 'cs.Nfw
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Lenox Art scaf. for the Chez li9hsi'
~ Toil.t Stand. Bright, beautiful cor
oriny. be-t Anal.ne Dyes; warranted 70
wash. Prices moderate.
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TIE Dunlop" Patent Flour ia again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 3D-aiv
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rurEEnH WILLIAMS SPEECH OPENING
THE NFI1Il-l At.

NuNN,. Orfohrr %. The paper 81 ms
cir, uuplsud Emperor william, speech
ih.enine the Erich.tag. and declare iha' ~
furnishes e., dence ~ thr peaceful iendth-
O., of Germany and her allies.
The FfrfnfifHtitU -al- ihr a""i,i ,i"hAl
German arnamenf- cail-rd bN ihr military
rropara,iun, of her nei-hhor- guarantee ihe
neacc of the world aire-h. The unileo
strength of the allies constitutes l''" -ifon5 K
e-f bulwark of peace. which has been ii'n'
more secure los the recent personal m''l .n-
between Emperor William and ine "in'r
uliei~.
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The Bishops have elected. with the com
currrnce of the House oi Deputies. iht hcN'
Edward Abbott. rectoroi Jaiiee hui'h'
Comhridrc. Mass. a. bishop of the luris-
dirfion of japan. vice the late Bishop Will
liam,. and the Rev. Anson l.. Graves. rec
Tor Of Gethscmane Church. Minneapolis. a,
missionary. bishop " the new diocese oi
Platte or " e-t Nebraska.
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II /, thought at fhc Navy Department -
not ai AN improbable that the board of sur
Ncy. now inspecting the niied states ship
O--ipcc will report ia favor Of coHdemnins
her a. unseawOuhy. The Ossipec j, one of
the oldest vessels in the navy. The report
Of the boaod is expected within a week.
The anxiety which has been felt in naval
circles for sometime III t0 the safety of the
iniicd >inies ship rheli~. which has been
cruising i'm Arctic waters. Was relieved by
the receipt of a telegram announcing her
safe arrival at Ounaiaska. september %.
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Our Lumber Interests.

The following letter to the Lewiston
Grangeville, appeared in that paper of
the 9TH ut., and by request we repub-
lish the SAINT:
GRANGEvILLE, |. T. Jan. 80, 1889.
MIR. EDIToR:-For quarter of a GEN.
tufy the citizens OF Cama5 prairie have
proved themselves law abiding people,
and ut any time if the Laws of Uncle
Sam are transgressed, 10 people are
more willing to haye the culprit punish
ed; but we draw the line at punishment
without cause, and enter protest
against Il threatened blow at our lumber
interests on the prairie. Our saw-mill
men are among our oldest and best citi-
Zens-none have dealt more fairly than
they with their neighbors-and certain
iy none have been more indies penslble
in the building up of homes in this v al
ley. A few facts rs to tie lumber bust
ness here might be in place just at this
time. The Almighty put just enough
timber on the mountains around us To
build houses, barns, fences, mills and
towns, and our government has ALWAYS
told Its pioneers to use this timber for
domestic purposes; this, and this only
have we been doing for twenty-five
years. No timber has been cut and saw
ed here IN that time on speculation, and
no profit has been made by our mill men
in that time to make them rich. They
have simply followed a legitimate ealing
to supply the demand of the settIeas for
lumber to improve their farLDs-ofen
failing to do even this. In most cases
the men employed III these mills have
taken their pay IN lumber and used
! same TO improve their homes. The
| prices charged for lumber have ALWAYS
been low, although a large number want
| ing lumber TO Improve bOnld only nav
IN trade, or long notes; the cash income
| often being barely sufficient to cover
I running expenses, and Yet without this
| Industry being carried on, with these
disadvantages, our prairie would have
| been u wilderness yet. Isolated as we
are and without a railroad we cannot get
! lumber elsewhere except from our do
| mestlc mills. Shut them down, as this
| threatened action against our mill men
! for supposed trespass will do, and every
business here would lie bruught to a
stand stlll at once. There has teen no
trespass upon the public domain on the
part of our saW-miti men; 1t WAS at our
nee and our request that they have put
up mills and cut lumber to improve our
taims. They have never been notified
To stop, or lOrb dden to cut and saw thus
umber for US, the settlers, and now to
give our lawyers, officials or somebody
a TAT JOB, the mill men must be ruined
and we driven back to the whip-saw
We pray our government, if it cannot
help us any, to, at least, let what nature
| gave us aloue. CITIZEN.