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Sioux CRY, IA, March 2O.-Harvoy
johnson, a thlrteen.ySar.old boy, and a
playmate found small kes Of powder
In a barn, The Johnson boy dropped q
lighted cigar into the key. Tho OK.
plosion burned both boys fatally.
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wAsnSaTcS, March 20,--sOOn after
the adjournment Of the Senate Senator
John sherman and bis family will make
90 III any Official capacity, but blmply
Tor rest and recreation,
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PARIS, March 26.-M. Huehne, for.
merly Police Inspector at Auricourt, has
been sent to prison for two years as q
German spy.
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NA'niSdroS, h, g., March Rep.
r'nlatiyo llarmOr, Of Philadelphia,
slIIN upon Secretary Tracy to-day 10
uIe taat gun boats No, s and No. 4,
~, ao1 oplltlhg at Cramps, be completed
MIhe leAgua Island navy yard, after gll
@e work required al tic hands Of the
T.JlttAclon, II the suggestion is accept
ShS navy yard will furnish The new
S. SSes 9S well "a 10 supply them With
~, ~ blocks, stores, etc, The Repre-
SsaaIlye sa,,ye also took advantage oi the op
Honualty 10 make a strong plea for the
YPIOVemOnt Of the League Island nav
Nv liV finally arranged with Secfe
~ imcy that he should 70 With hin
w%sGillhlelphlA on Friday ol next week
isS sSSsslnlng over night, and on the follow
Nv oa;lt'lAy make 0 personal eGamina
'u 1.-THE navy yard. " Do
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PARIS, March 26.-The Gaulos says
Gen. Boulanger Is suffering from the
opening Of an old wound and has been
compelled to resort 70 use Of morphine.
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tniuALY recommend Salvation oil Il
las done more for my wife In one nigh
than phyBlclAns have accomplished Ii
years. FRED A. sCiIULSu,
Gl2 ", FayettO street, Baltimore, Nd,
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Proclaimed Grown Prince.

BuRcnAREsr, March king Charles,
nephew Of Prince Ferdinand, has been
proclaimed Grown Prince OF Roumanla.
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MADRID, March 2O.-strong shocks Of
earthquake were felt to-day at Albania
and Granada,
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" you are weak, nervous and dOblli.
hledL take Or, liehl0y's Celery, Beef
and lron II will give you relief and
strength, i2
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n. 70 9Gs throw up the sponge" IT.
Cor.GII V GIa standard remedy, d. pulll
''uSa syrup. ptlCe 70 cents,
The morning news., 1889-04-24
FALL OF GOTHAM'S POLES
MAYOR GRANT ISSUES ANOTHER
BDICT ON THE SUBJECT.

The Path of the Brigade of Choppers
Extended-Last Weeks Work Re-
suited in the Demolition OF About
255 Poles-The Prospects in Wall
Street
New YORK, April % 3-Broadway, from
Twenty third to Thirty y-third streets, is now
entirely cleared of poles, the last fire depart
ment poles having been removed this morn
ing by Foreman Clancy, of the department.
His gang to-day worked on Broadway be-
tween Thirty-third street and Forty second
street. At various points along Broadway
the United States electric Light Light Com
pany and Manhattan companies have gangs
at work making connections at the subway
manholes.
A NEW ORDER.
Mayor Grant this morning sent the fol-
following letter to the commissioner of pub
lie works:
u. LOUDER Smith:
SGR-you are hereby directed to remove forth
with from Broadway, beginning at Park Place,
all poles and wires OF telegraph aud telephone
companies to Fonrtdeuth street and from Four
teenth street TO Fifty eighth street all poles and
wires except the poles and wires OF the fire de-
partment HUGH ]. GRANT,
Mayor and President Board Of Electrical Com
troll.
in the order will create havoc in telegraph
companies, and especially the Western
Union. They have impor tant offices along
this route and there is no doubt but that
the subway commissioners will take great
pleasure in shipping their cables.
CERTAIN WIRES EXEMPTED.
1t will be noticed that electric light wires
and poles are not mentioned in the order.
This is because the sub-ways are not yet
prepared for their reception, and unfortu-
nately, they will be allowed to remain
standing. The contractors have not turned
in thoir reports yet, but they estimate
that altogether about 255 poles o all
sizes and descriptions, and nearly 5000
feet of wire have been removed by them in
the past week. This does not include the
wires and poles removed by the companies.
They have removed about 300, 900 fee5 Of
wire and 100 poles.
WALL STREETS WIRES.
When this last order is carried out, then
the work OF destruction will probably be-
carried into the downtown business pre-
| cincts There are sub-ways prepared in
Chambers street. and should the mayor
order the wires and poles in the vicinity of
Wall street removed, there is no
knowing what will happen. The
companies refuse TO place their wires
in the trenches on the ground that insula-
tion is interrupted because of the steam
heating pipes. This, the subway commis-
| sioners say, is nonsense, for the Metropoli-
| tan Telephone Company has miles Of
under ground wires in operation to-day.
The companies have all had their ninety
days notice, but it is a question as to
whether the mayor would order the finan-
| cial wires of the city cut in case they re-
| fuse to put them underground
The morning news., 1889-04-24
sHERMAN's OLIVE BRANCH.
Quay, However, Shows no Sign of Re-
tracing His Charges.

Quay, However, Shows no Sign of Re-
tracing His Charges.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Sher-
man sent word to Senator Quay to-day that
he had had nothing to do with ex-Repre.
sentative Harris appointment as solicitor OF
internal revenue, and therefore had been
unjustly treated by Senator Quay. He
hoped, and rather expected, that Senator
Quay would come around and say that he
was sorry, 50 thai they might make up and
be friends. but Senator Quay went off at z
o'clock tonight to Beaver without going to
see Senator Sherman Senator Sherman
only smiled when he heard tonight that
Senator Quay had gone, and said be was
sorry. He said that ne still had friendly
feeling for Senator Quay and would say
nothing against him. He expects t. see ex-
Representative Hart appointed before no
leaves for Europe on May /.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
PUT IN POsTOFFICES.
The President Makes Several Al

The President Makes Several Ap-
pointments IN the South.
WAsHINGToN, April 23.-The President
to-day appointed the following postmasters:
Archibald Brady, Charlotte, N. G., wee
John A. Young deceased; Thomas J.
Bayly, Bessemer. Ala, vice A. r. Megrue,
commission expired; Miss Mary Pettillo,
Uniontowu, Ala, Office became Pres ldentiai
April ], 1889; Charles w. Raiser, Athens,
Ala, vice j.. r. Davis, nominated nut
not confirmed; Erwin II. Matthews, Ath-
ems, Tenn, vice J. A. Turley, resigned;
Mary Simpson, Pass Christian, Miss, Office
became presidential April l, 1889; Samuel
NJ. Mowry, Oxford, Miss, vice H. $. Dill
lard, removed; Carl Q. Crippen, Eustis,
expired.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
IRISH NATIONALITY.
SALISBURY Makes II speech in Which
He Denies the Justice of the Claim.

SALISBURY Makes Il speech In Which
He Denies the Justice of the Claim.
LONDON, April 23.-Lord Salisbury de-
livered an address at Bristol to-day. He
spoke of the growth of the Primrose
League, which, nc said, was marvellous.
The League, he declared, was of tran
scendent value in the solution of
any current political question, as it
was a nobls instrument with which
TO blend tho classes and the masses. He
hoped that ere long the government would
settle the troubles which were menacing
the internal peace of tho nation. Lord
Salisbury ridiculei the agitation in favor
of home rule in Ireland. He declared that
the county Of Cornwall, by its distinct
racial origin, its language its tradition, and
its history, had as much claim for a sepa-
rate parliament as Ireland.
DECLARED INsINCERE.
The nationality argument was insincere.
1t was more fruitful of sophistry and clap
trap, and more barren of solid sense than
anything that was ever before the country.
1t would sacrifice the first interests Of iu-
dustry and commerce to mere empty senti-
ment. The unionists we're con
fronted with two phalanxes-one
political the other criminal-both
converging to "A common end, and that it il
TO make execution Of the law in Ireland
impossible. 1t was miserable spectacle to
see mombers of parliament standing up TO
defend embezzlement and fraud. The
unionists, conscious of their high calling
ought not TO allow personal considerable ons
to enter into electoral questions. They
should not poach on each others grounds,
but should combine in support Of tho man
most likely to win.
EDINBUGHs FREEDOM FOR PARNELL.
EDINBURGH, April 23.-The municipal
authorities have voted the freedom of the
city to Mr.. Parnell. The vote on the prop
osition to confer this honor on Mr.. ParneIl
stood IA in favor, aud l3 against.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
sANFoRD's FEVER SCARE.
No Apprehension That the Stray Case
BOdes Danger.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 23.-It is
reported here this evening that Sanford has
a case of yellow fever. DIR. Daniel presi-
dent Of the state board Of health has been
there investigating for the past forty-eight
hours, and other memb bers have been called
for This city will quarantine against San
ford il the doctors report that there are
cases Of genuine yellow fever there. There
Is no panic here.
Sanford Is $50 miles south OF Jacksonville.
The report is that there was a sudden death
there early this morning, but IL Is not
known here whether the person was male
or female, but the report is that the deceased
was Mrs Dumont, wife OF baker.
Much 10 the Disappointment Of the people
here no report was received tonight from
DIR. Daniel. The house az Sanford and the
other people in it have been isolated, and
every precaution taken 10 prevent a spread
OF the disease, If IL is genuine fever.
JACKSONVILLE ON TIE ALERT.
The authorities hero are alert and the
board Of health is watching closely the in
terests Of the city. The board is in tee-
graphic communication with DIR. Daniel.
The people here display little excitement
because they are confident of the ability Of
the health auth horties 70 keep the city safe.
President Neal Mitchell Of the county board
Of health says that no risks will be run. Great
excitement ia reported at Sanford. The
steamer leaving here daily for Sanford is
still at her dock, and will not leave until
all is pronouncsd safe In that city. jack
sonville is in good sanitary condition now,
and the health officials are all fully alive
TO their responsibilities. Surgeons Hutton
and Posey both investigated this city last
week, and made a most favorable report,
the latter saying that he would stake his
| reputation on its healthfuluess this season.
no DANGER APPREHESDED.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Surgeon Gen-
eral Hamilton Of the marine hospital service
was informed to-day by the president OF
the board Of health Of Sanford, Fla, that
case OF yellow fever existed In that city.
DR.. Hamilton says that every precsution
has been takcn o. prevent the spread OF the
] disease, and no danger Is apprehended.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
A BANK RoBBER SLIPS UP.
Be Got the Money by Bold Stroke
but Failed to Hhcapa.


VENTURA, CAL, April 23.-To-day at
noon a bold attempt at bank robbery was
made by n man named Mccarthy. who was
recently discharged from the county hospi-
tai. He entered Collins e. Sons bauk
after Cashier Collins had gone TO lunch
leaving John Morrison alone. Mccarthy en-
tered and complained of his poverty and
desperation which had drawn him to think
OF suicide. lie laid a package on the couu-
ter which he said was dynamite, aud drew
"a six x-shooter and denauder $4,000. Nor
rison lodged behind tho counter and ran
cut of the bank door.
THE ROBBER CAPTURED.
The robber then seized a tray containing
about 300 and walked into the street
Morrison gave an alarm and the people
gathered on the street, but none were
armed. The thief had a horse httched near
the bank and was making for that. The
sheriff happened % be near, bat was with
out firearms. He stepped into a hardware
store and seized "a shotgun, when the robber
suddenly surrendered. The money was all
recovered except SO, which was probably
lost on the street.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
A Denial That Southern Republicans
VIII Make Combine.

A Denial That Southern Republicans
VIII Make Combine.
WASHINGTON, April %. 23.-Reprieentative
Houk of Tennessee, denies the statement
published this morning that the southern
republican representatives-elect met at his
house last night and determined to prevent
the republicans from organizing the next
House unless they got the offices they arc
asking for. He said: There is no truth
whatever In that statement. 1t has no
foundation at all. There was meeting
at my house last night and seven or eight
southern congressman were present. The
gathering was principally social affair,
but 1t as only natural that the conversa-
tion should ultimately tend toward national
politics, as it did. No such scheme as that
alleged to have been discovered and uncov-
cred was even hinted a.. We recognize
the fact that the administration has to go
slow. We are all republicans and there is
not a man among us who would for one
moment countenance any such movement"
The morning news., 1889-04-24
sTzFFENg BOGUS CHECKS.
The swindler Evidently Making a Good
living

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April 23.-Chec1s
drawn on the Grand Rapids National Bank
are coming in bearing the signature Of
James s. Lynn, Jr., Robert Lynn, and
others, and they snow that il Is an easy
matter for some frauis 10 catch victims
One check for $500 was received this morning
from Savannah, Ga, and last week one for
s253 turned up. In both instances they
bore bank certificates and the name OF an
imaginary cashier. Both wero protested
The same swindler has BEEN beard from ia
other parts Of the country. Heis apparently
making q good living,
The morning news., 1889-04-24
VALLEY FIRED.
WIN Try to Reeapture Hadaib.

CAIRO April GA battalion of Egyp-
tian troops, under command OF the go, er-
nor of Suakim and two gunboats have
started for Port Hadaib, which was recently
captured by Soudanese, to make an attempt
TO recapture the place.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
VlENNA's RIOTS.
The Government Offers Sold iers as
Street Car Drivers.

The Government Offers Sold iers as
Street Car Drivers.
VIENNA, April 80 The strike of the car
mon is nearly at an end Rloting, how
ever, continues in the Favoriten and Her
mails quarters. A mob to day stoned the
cavalry, and reinforcements of infantry
we're required. Many rioters were W ounded
and a large number we're arrested.
The rioters to-day were merely anti
Semitic, enthusiasts, actual worlanen not
participating in the tumult
SOLDIERS AS DRIVERS.
The government to-day offered TO supply
soldiers to drive the cars. The strikers
thereupon offered TO resume work uncon-
ditionally. The directors decided to re-em-
ploy all the drivers who had taken no part
in the rioting. At 10 o'clock tonight a
hand-to-hand conflict took place between
the soldiers aud mob in the red house.
The rioters wore organized, being divided
into groups of fifty with a leader for each
group. These groups co-operated to break
the ranks of the soldiery. AS in the former
struggles, the rioters we're defeated and
many we're arrested.
AvALLEY FIRED.
The rioters tried to set fire to gun fac
tory at Hernals. Troops fired volley into
the mob, and wounded many persons.
Excitement continued up to midnight.
Several shops were looted. The commits
sioner of police was nearly stoned to death
by a mob, and was rescued with much diff
Guilty by party Of dragons.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
LOSS OF TIE DANMARK.

The Captain of the Wrecked Steam er
at London.
LONDON, April 23-Capt. Knudson. Of
the wrecked steamer Danmark. aud three
engineers belonging to that vessel, have ar
rived at London on board the steamer New
York City. They are enthusiastic in their
praises of Capt Murrell and the officers of
the steamer Missouri.
TO BRING OVER THE REST.
HAMBURG, April 23.-The Hamburg
America Packet Companv's steamer VIE
land, which sailed from Havre to-day for
New York, will call at tho Azores and take
on board the passengers of tho steamer
Danmark who were landed there
The morning news., 1889-04-24
smalla' Laat Appeal.

WASHINGTON, April 23--Robert Smalls
made last desperate appeal to the Presi-
dent to-day, for that collectorship at Beau
fort The President gave him no encour-
agemoEt.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
SPECIAL sERvIoEs AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, N. j., April 23.-Rr. Rsv.
Michael J. O'Farrell, bishop of the Roman
Catholic diocese OF Trenton, has issued a
circular to the clergy of his diocese direct
ing them 60 hold special services In their
churches on April 80, in connection with
Washington centennial celebration.
The morning news., 1889-04-24
DR.. Won stoecker to Retire

BERLIN, April 23-It is reported that
Or. Won Stoecker is about TO withdraw alto
gether from political life.
The morning news., 1889-04-24

Father Agostine Causes a Sensation.
ROME, April 23.-Father Agostine, the
famous preacher, at the conclusion of his
sermon on Sunday last caused sensation
by invoking the divine blessing upon King
Humbert and the Italian army
The morning news., 1889-04-24
APRIL's CELEBRATION

Tho National Salute to Be Fired at
All the Military Posts.
WAsHINoToN. April 23-The Secretary
Of War has ordered the commanding oHi-
GERS at all military posts to fire the national
sal ate Of thirty-eight guns on April 80, the
centenary Of the Inauguration Of W Washing.
ton.
The morning news., 1889-04-24

"The sun fairly lesped out Of The sky,
and within two hours the cold had been
supplante1 with a Sahara heat The wind
rose, but without cooling effect. IL blew
q sir Geo that scorohed the hesh and filled
ths air with binding alkali
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-12

ACCORDING TO the last Blaine bulletin
that great statesman and leader OF the G.
o. p has determined that he could not
with proper self-respect, consent TO be
Secretary of State, and the tale goes that
be will be rendered the place merely 10
harmonic the party, and that he will de
cline This beautiful piece Of coy policy
on Blaine's part means that he wants to
DO President, and that on the verge OF
sixty he is still young and vigorous
enough to wait until 1892. for verify when
once the bug Of big Office buzzes in man 5
bonnet he will not cease 10 harken to the
music until the shadow of the undertaken
fits across his door and summons him to
join the great majority.
When Harrison was elected Blaine
was mad enough 10 bite himself, for he
had declined the nomination simply be
cause he was confident of another Cleve.
land victory. Now the Republicans are
confident OF twenty years Of power, and
Blaine wants the next section of it after
Harrison.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE oF THE CHANCERY COURT OF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND THE I'm DAY


yyIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE oy THE CHANCEkY COUNT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND THE fiH DAY
OF JANUARY. lro9
~ VACATION.
Solomon Frank ami Charles Adler. partners
trading rs Frank x Adler. ......P Plaintiffs,
Williams. Dashiell. in his own right and az
trustee. A H. Kaufman. l.. Nachman.
~ phen Putncy. Lewis a. Blair. l. n9hOTnc
putney. aud Walter II. Miles,. co-partners
doing business under the Arm me aud
style Of Stephen futIey a Co. VI Hcssburg.
doing business under the firm name ans
style Of Southern Shoe Coz Eichengreen
and--WoH. doing bus ness under the firm
name and IS IL OF kichcngreen q Wei;
clarke, --Ptrry and. go partners do
ing busine sundor the firm mime and stt r. 81
Clarke. Perry 4 Co 4; The Morrow Shoe Man
ufactuiing Co. William Dor ch and
DOrsch. partners doing business under the
nrm ameand style OF william Dorsch son,
and Thomas stoAley .-....-..... Defendants.
II CHh NorR1.
The object Of this SUIT is tO subject the pro
cecds Of the SAFE of the trust property con
yeyet By A. II. Kaufman 10 W. ;. Dashlell,
trustee. I'm a GO rtain deed Of Or n executed on
the 2.d day Ut December, ISIS, aud recoried on
the same day in the clerks Office Of the hch
mond Chaneery Court 20 the payment OF the
claim asserted IN the bill OF complaint hied DJ
tire p'a'ntirs.
And affidavit having bccr madc and 1el
thst ti3rke. Perry n Co. The Morrow ohpf
Manufacturing Co.. ami 1hOmes Stokley are
Q on reside. = OF the State Of Virginia, 10 Is
ordered that they amp ar here within uitoen
days after due publication OF this order ana
do what Is necessary 10 protect their interests
in this suit.
4 cofy-Teste.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clmk.
.is5-Iawsaiw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-12

NIRGINIA-fN THE CIRCUIT
COURrOF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
DECEMBER 10Th. 1855;
G.. ID. Rand and e. b. Barbee.p partners trading
under the firm name ana style 81 Rand
Bdfbte..tsst.t 600 ..t-sttt $4,000 ilhlittA1f
against
r. W. SUCK 90. .+.t... .t'.tf Dtichuhht'
I'm case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this SUIT is 10 recover against
tue defendant fl1j. and 10 attach tho estate
of the said defendant IN the city OF Richmond
and subject the same to the payment a. the
plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and hled that
the defendant Is a nonresident OF this state.
10 is ordered that he appear here within III
Ieen days after due publication hereof, and DO
what f. necessary 10 protect his Interest Ia
this SUIT.
\ cOpy-Tes
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
COURTNEY * PATTERSON, p. q.
sdegl-lawiwFr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-12

We advised the Committee that seems
to have assumed control over the ques-
ton Of an extra session of the Lecisla-
ture not to advise the Governor to call il
unless there was an imperative necessity
FOR some explicit action and an absolute
certainty Of being able to do it in case
the extra session should be called.
What the Committee has to do with
calling an extra session Of the Legisla.
ture, or even organizing "a sentiment in
that direction or hearing opinions on
the subject, is accomplished conundrum
that only the committee could
answer The general impression in
the public mind is that a party com
mittee is body of representative party
men selected TO attend to a political cam
paign, and while we are always glad 10
support the Democratic committee in its
views, we must demur 10 the idea of its
proposed right 10 discuss legislation and
call extra sessions
Besides all this, We fail to find out any
reason or excuse for an extra session,
which would be particularly dangerous
just now as affording the Republicans
chances to make political capital al
time when the conservative
sentiment OF the State has all il /
can do 10 maintain the position
of the Democratic party We believe
the success of the Republicans will bring |
the Democrats of the State 10 a plain /
understanding OF the necessity Of hold /
ing the fort against the onset Of corrupt (
politicians, backed by organized igno- /
rance, bur we believe also that any tinker
ing with the debt question viii result in
serious disaster. Let the debt question
stay in the courts, where the State claims
10 have the advantage, and let the cleo
tion laws stay as they are, lest the Re
publican Court Of Appeals whip the devil
round the stump and wipe out what
we have now. There is wise saw to
the effect that to let good enough alone
is better than the risk of worse, or words
10 that effect and now is the time for
Democrats TO understand that same
maxim and adapt it 10 Il situation that
may be safe if guarded and is very
dangerous if triled with
A Legislature cannot 10 be blindly
trusted with doubtful questions in the
presence Of minority that has so much
as the Republicans have {
at present in Virginia