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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-08
ALEXANDRIA.
More Rains aud Wa,honis-briei- ana
Personals.
fCorrespondence of the Times.

Personals.
fCorrespondence of the Times.
ALEXANDRIA. August There was
another furious rain storm IN this local
ity last night and early this morning.
The country roads and growing crops
were badly washed. The streams are
said 10 have been higher than at any
other time this year and several wash
outs are reported on the railroads ana
number Of county bridges are gone.
The Leesburg tram, due here ABOUT y
o'clock this morning. has not reached
here vet is p. NJ. There Is consider
able trouble between here and VEN
ma station. several bridges being gone
and others out Of plumb. 1t Is expect
"a that the Goose creek bridge. the
main structure (of iron on that road 9
is gone. but it Is unconiirmed by 'he
tram 5 delay. ~,
Mr.. Alex. Baggett fell from a high
ch,mnev on a house on Fairfax street
to-day. narrowly escaping death OF
fatal injuries. r,.,o,
gave an excursion yesterday 10 hlNet
View. They took down upwards oi
l 900 persons-about the largest mum
Der of any excursion from here TINS
season.
Major Il. Taylor Scott NAV be can
didate for the nomination Of Attorney
General on the Democratic State ticket
He has large following in the uppel
counties.
Capiain George 4. Mushback, OF thu
CITY has also been spoken Of. lie II
another man that would give stfengii
10 the ticket lin this section especially
If Park Agnew is to 20 on the othe
ticket. which some say Malone desires
Martha Sims, An old offender OF tn
colored light fingered gentry, Is arrest
ed out in the county.
tn stated here that very seIi0u
T cutting shray occurred at Round III
Yesterday evening between Wen
known physician of this city and
dentist. the former being stabbed III tb
hack with knife. the blade gong I
!. the hilt five or six inches aud exposln
the left lung. The parties are unde
the eve of tae authorities. The trouOl
{ GROW out of small matter
c Old Mrs. Sarah Cburchman is deat
, aged seventy-slx.
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CHICAGO. August 7.-During quar-
rel lhis Afternoon over "A triillng matter
between Adolph Whitman and John
Richter, TWO butchers employed in
butcher hou-e on the butcher-yards,
Whitman struck Richter with piece
Of meat. The latter leaped To his feet
with a large butcher knife in his hand
and plung, the blade into Whitman
heart. Whitman fell to the floor dead
Richter was arrested.
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HEIEF TELEGEAM>.

GALVESTON TEX. August 1.-Ad
vices from Mexico state that FL IrempO
saws that the prisoners confined at San
Snan Ulloa revolted. and the troops
shot twenty. quelling the uprising.
BRlGHT0N BEACH. y. ". August -
Manager Engeman to-day gave orders
TO cut of all telegraphic communica-
ton between the Brighton Beach race
course and outside pool rooms. Every
precaution will be- tax ksn TO prevent the
sending Of the betting and the result OF
the races TO New York aud elsewhere
BOsr0N. August : o. The well known
firm OF Brown. Stees a CLARK. wool
dealers at Milton Place, has failed.
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BOLD CRACKSMEN


Dcf Electric Light. and Policemen.
DETROIT. MICH. August Pro
fes.ional cracksnen last night forced
an entrance 90 the Union ticket office,
corner Woodward and Jefferson
avenues. the prominent corner IN the
city. brilliantly lighted by electri'
lights and pass. by policemen every
few minutes They cracked the safe,
securing from 81 800 to $1,000. the ex-
act amount not yet being known. The
robbery was 30 bold that the entire
police and detective force ate non
plussed. There is no clue
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BASE BALL.


tHnIf- TIHNfH lF@ffIHHff
Observation-Disclosures. At 20; Wash
ingtons. 6.
At indianapolis - Indianapolis, 49,
BOstOus. :.
AT tCbicago-Chicagos ,; New Norks, !
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys. l. 81
Louis 4.
At Louisville-Louisvilles, 4; Cincin-
natls. 5-l2 innings.
At Columbus-Columbus. 5; Brooks
lyns. 10.
A. Pbiladelphia-Athletics. D: Balti'
moTes. ..
AT Piltsburg -Philadelpbia's game
schedule for to day was placed June 10
No game to-day.
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WESTERN CIVILIZATION.
rrnln mclAIphl EohLcr..

DENVER. Col, August "A dispatch
received here this afternoon says that
the Rio Gmnde western train. know n
AS tie "Modoc. was held up by train
robbers near Creya.se last night. They
forced the fireman 90 attempt 90 chop
the door Of the express car. but as be
was unable.to force the iron door they
gave np and went through the train
with drawn reyolvers and collected S9O0
and twenty watches Most Of the
passengers were successful IN hiding
their valuables. 4 posse has started IN
pursuit Of .he robbers.
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Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup should al
Ways be- used wnen children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer al once
n produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little cheruh
awakes as '.bright as "A huttOn.' IL Is very
ulea.ant tO taste. IL sOOthes the child soft
ems ths gums, allays all pain. relieves wind
re- e-ulates the boYels, aud - the best KNOW
remedy for diarrno-a whether arising from
teething or other casses. Twenty. fye cent?
a bortla. Tu.fh,- a&M.
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MYSTERIOUS STABBlNG.
\ Weil-kuown North Carolinian u
Victim.

Victim.
CHARLOTTE, y. c., August 1T
leaked out to-day that Henry Marsh,
aged 81. son Of one of the firm of
Marsh q Elliott. large furniture manu-
facturers Of this place. was seriously
if not fatally stabbed. Monday night
about eleven O'Clock. Young Marsh
says he was ses upon in the dark and
stabbed by a negro.
The mysterious part Is that the afair
Was never reported to the police.
Marsh : coat was cut in several places.
The knife entered deep just below the
heart. March bled a great deal. He
was unable 10 be moved TO his parent :
house until tonight The physician
pronounced his case precarious. Official
Investigation will be made tomorrow.
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GERMANY EXCITED.
Ncw and serious Complication. Feared in
>nmna.

Ncw and >criou> Complications Feared in
samoa.
LONDON. August The latest news
from Samoa Is causing stir through
out Germany, and II the advices which
have been received here through Ger
man channels are confirmed. there is
reason 10 fear that new and serious
complications will arise. which may
entirely undo the work of the recent
Samoan conference in Berlin. Accord
ing 10 these accounts. King Malietoa.
who had been brought back to Apia by a
German man-of- war, with the express
understanding that the sfutUS quo
should be maintained until the treaty
drafted by the conference could bs rat
flied by the United States Senate, has
entirely repudiated this agreement.
Immediately upon his landing he
gathered his followers together and COM
PEELED King Tamasese to hand over to
him the prison and the police force
Of Apia. He dismissed the German pO-
lice superintendent. Herr Won Wolf
fersdoItf and released from prison
several natives who had been arrested
by his order. At last accounts the en-.
tire municipal government Of Apia was
in the hands of MalietOa, whose men
were patrolling the city armed. and
Tamasess though nomiDally King. kept
81 -.if ----.- .e-t--i a.
What excites the Germans still more
than this breach Of faith on the part OF
MalietOa is the gratuitous insult
heaped upon the German Emperor at
sort of national fete held in Apia by
Mataafa and his followers. On tho oc
casion the dead baby dance of the
Samolns took place. only instead of th'
traditional dead baby Mataafa : follow
ers carried in the procession bust ol
Emperor William the First.
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CHARLOTTE. y. c.. August il. W.
Smith. vell.to-dO farmer and man
Ct family. of Sharon township, nef
Charlotte. left his home and departed
the county to day on mandate Of his
naghbors on the charge Of attempting
Yesterday 10 assault a twelve-year-old
daughter of his neighbor and kinsman,
C.. VI. Campbell.
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rluuoso. ~ July %. -.

EifuuoNp. VA. July 20. l9-n.
4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
- 1 tt.rENuIIrfs OF fND EDN-AlN 'NM-
IfNA uf NIIGINfA. wll Dee ucld at the
.H.r0f Mr. Il-lpi Hltl AZ. Boo tli, fltt
.I I'D O'Clock. Ou fNinAN. AUGUST dVih.
I--H f. B MOORE. secretary.
H4l-1v
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
-.ckuOIDiHsoF oF TfEnAK ALt-chtN-
SHAW COMPANY VIII Doe held 30 the office
o. tA.c.mpuY on
WEDNESDAY AUGUST srH, lsso'
ti tiI2ociock ~
LEWIS d. CKENSHAW. JE.,
Ifg-fnaU Secrctlr ".
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Nrw YORK. August T. Eben II. la. al,
N-" nr.1,dcnt of the Green Line Street
t,ar 'su' comnany. was arrested to day Tor
car ,c',';n" GV certificates Of stock for about
1od lo1 SIps .hs,es as He was locked % in police
o',ayters 'Vv ,t He has been president OF tne NJ,
company for long time and connec.ee &c
oo'J !. .,'b the company for twenty five years
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4 nouIanei.t Arrested a. a spy.

PARIs, August - Captain Ruiac,
formerly member of the staff Of Cen
eraI Boulanger, and subsequently at
tached to the foreign office, has been ar
rested on the charge Of being German
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FROM LEXINGTON.
Funeral of Mr.. {. >. sehom-H Heavy LOSSES
10 the Farmers
fSpccial 10 the Times.

LEXINGTON, VA, August IA dele
CATION from the Lynchburg and Lex
ington lodges Of Masons. of which the
deceased was member. this evening IN
TERED at CollinstOwn the mortal re-
mains Of &. j. SehOm. who died I'D
Lynchburg on the 9TH Instant.
The weather today was fair aud
clear. the first time in several weeks.
too late though TO save an hundred
thousand dollars or more IN this cOun-
tv. The estimated loss in wheat. grasses,
&c, by the wet weather.
During this week several parties OF
Northern moneyed men looking for big
investments had been examining the
Beuna Vista properties.
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EDUCATION Al.
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
DANNIIIF. "A.

v mcfh'rtf-frst session begins ON
... -frIEMBER. Diplomas are con-
.- -eecu distinct subjects. and other
..0Ir.l hnuofs arr awarded Teachers
.. f.r highest qualifications. The advon-
.,e.. 0f a sopi private school and O. good COLI
f.. .fa .onl homo Ifa ara "a good college
D. ar. napTy c'mhncl
..arees n. loafi and tuition range from
g 1If0s-l1 I.r session of niuc months.
I.I ANENErr President.
... catalogue ters mn aud explicit boo
... statements. aus tod1f
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CHICAGO. August Chief Hubbard
replied this afternoon to the writ OF
hatc0s corpus Issued for the release of
Burke. saying that the prisoner Is not
in his custody; that he was being held
by one John Collins on a requlsition
from the United States on the Govern
ment Of Manitoba and Great Britain.
Burke attorneys then drew up new
petition. asking that "a writ of hobcds
corpus be directed to Collins, ard Judge
Baker i.suel an order for a writ as
prayed f0I. returnable tomorrow.
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SERIOUS COLLISION.
THE WYANOkE SINKS THE ELLA
MAY.
The Accident Occurs in norfolk ""'""''
The >loop Int- 10 an Instant aud "'r
es,,,in and CoIored Grew are pro"ncd'
seaside society Fngiiist-.

special 10 the Tmes.l
NORFOLK. August "A serious coli
islou occurred IN the harb)r about hali-
rast ten o'clock this morning. IN when
the sloop Ella May was run into by inc
Old Dominion steamship Nyanoke. and
her crew II twelve men drowned
When the collision occurred the
Wvanoke was coming up the haroor.
aud the sloop tacking to go
down. The steamship struck her
outer port bow. aud almost IN an m
slant she filled. but did not sink. Cap
tain Cummings. Of the loop, ana ms
crew Of two colored men. jumped over
board before the boats came together
and were seen to 20 TO the bottom.
Life lines were thrown them from ihe
Steamship. but they were drowned De.
fore they could reach them. None OK
the bodies have yet been recovered.
The sloop hailed from Cnuckaluck.
A SOCIETY PRIZE FIGHT
The talk of the town TO day is a prize
Gcht which occurred about two miles
from the city yesterday afternoon De.
tween Messrs. James J. Moore and
james Robinson. two we'll known so
ciety men.
since the Sullivan kilrain fight quite
an interest has been taken m pugnstic
an airs here. and question a. Ia
the merits II Messrs. Moore ana
Robinson occurred saturday night.
Both agreed TO meet IN the pugilistic
ring Yesterday afternoon. and they kept
their promises. Fourteen rounds were
fought. and the contest decided draw.
About ihiriy-liye people witnessed tho
fight. iucludipg several prominent poh-
ticians and a uum0sr of society men.
Mayor r. g. Banks has
CONE ID WASHINGTON
to look after his application for collec-
teiship Of tins port. lie Is hunting FOR
Congressman Bowden. who has gone
oil on vacation TO nobody knows
where. All the r publican clubs want
Banks appointed collector at Norfolk,
and they insist that Bowden must sup
port him. Tine Congressman has been
rechrlstened by the office seekers here
and is now krOwn 70 them by the name
of George Promise liowden.
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
At tie meeting of the Common Coun-
cil last night. the Postal Telegraph Com
pany was given permission To erect
poles aud run ITS wires through tho
city. Work viii at once be commenced
by the company.
NOFFlTK NOTES.
The steamer George Leary, of the
Washington line. was IN collision with
GOAL barge off iambert's Point
last night. and had hole ten feet IN
circumference stOve IN her port bow.
\ panic was caused among the steamer >
passengers. but mo- one was injured.
The special agents of all the insur-
ance companies represented IN Nlr-
sinia have been nm session here for the
last two days. di-cussing reforms pro-
posed for tie protection of their busi-
ness.
The contract for lighting Norfolk 10y
electricity for mex wear Ia, ns.,,ff ~
twArtifd 10 the Electric company oi
Virginia and Thompson and Houston
ElectIict Light Companies. at a cost oi
$4,000.
Rev. r. L. Siedd has left the city Tor
two weeks stay Ia the mountains.
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Parneli', Health Improving

LONDON, August Mr.. Pansll 8
health has shown signs Of improvement
and he has been advised by his physi-
clans to 20 to the south OF France to
recuperate.
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comeu Join our watch and ,. dia'
Noi"9 cinbs. SOC. and 81 per week
nv ,a,sines Saturday. Sforr q Srorr'
an East Broad street
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nrRKR's PROMISED REVELATIONS.

Chicago. August About 10 clock
States Attorney Longenecker. Chief
Hubbard. and other police ofli ;ials. to-
gether with half dozen friends of Or.
Cfonin. called al the Armory aud held
"A private conference.
The object Of the visit could not be
learned. but il was rumored that II
bad something 10 do with Burke : al
lleged promise TO reveal what he knows
about the crime. None Of the off i;ials
would confirm this. however. There
was an air Of mystery about the sta.
ton. and all those who are believed TO
DO ION the inside were dumb a. oys-
lers when approached for it for men
ton.
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FATHER POINT. QUEBEC. August l.
The steamship Montreal Of the D.
minion Line. which left Montreal July
81 for Liverpool. is totally wrecked on
Belle Isle. the passengers and crew
were saved.
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$4,000 for the Exhibition Of iso:.
NEW YORK. August - Mayor Grant
received to-day the first subscription to
the proi ,cted Exhibition OF lss2 10 the
shape the New York Suns cheek for
$40 vOO.
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THE CRONlN MURDER.
Alleged E,idcnrc Against burke.

CHICAGO. August THE police
authorities seem TO be IN possession Of
eviderce which proves that Burke was
one OF the actual murderers Of DR..
Cronin. At the same time they intimate
that both Burke and Cooney we're in
this matter the dupes Of Coughlan and
his bosses.
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LANES Morean the eccentric aud

wealthy old man Of Morgan county, Indiana
Who advertised for q young and pretty wife.
Offering $4,000 10 the successiul applicant,
Is receiving many answers 10 his proposit tion
lie is carefully considering each application
but na. as vet made no selection.
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THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF THE
SIOUX COMMISSION.

Details of the Treaty with the Indians
Fight Between the Government and the
Western Inion-Indian Traders TO he
n,e~tigated-Wa~hi Ncv-.
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The naval officers constituting The
board TO which was referred the report
on the official trial of the gun-boal
Petrol. have recommended TO tie Sec
retary Of the Navy that the contractors
be allowed 10 make another trial of
the vessel. The requirements OF
the vessel under the contract
have been fulfilled. but as there
is premium on horsepower developed
beyond such requirements, the con
tractors are not satisfied with the re
suits So far and think that better one
can be obtained # another Opportunlt,
be offered. Secretary Tracy Will en-
dorse the recommendation.
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MRS. MAYBRlC X GUILTY,
THE JoRY BRING IN THEIR YER
DICT TO THAT EFFECT.

Sentence to Death Passed Upon Her
New aud serious Complications Feared
over >amoa-The Black Diamond and
Her Crew at Nictoria-Other News.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-10-18
LOCALS.

Miss Louise Weber is visiting friends in
Portland.
Take your best girl to Wesley Todd's for
some canly.
The residence of E. II. Allen is receiving
a new coat of paint by. w. E. Paul.
Miss Dana Bryant, of WaIla Walla is WIS.,
iting Mrs. NJ. A. Crystal of this city.
B. w. johnson returned Tuesday from
Portland where he had been to see the ele-
phant.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hershner went to
Portland Wednesday to attend the Me.
chanic's fair.
E Co. will elect LIST and End Lieut.. to-
morrow evening. The doors will be closed
to the public.
The public schools of Newport were
closed last Tuesday on account of Diph-
liberia which is prevalent at that place.
Several deaths have been reported recently
from this disease.
The old Adelphian Society of the agri.
cultural college disbanded last Friday even
ing and two more societies were formed one
for the boys and the other for the girls.
h F. Beach, of Howell, Michigan, who
has been visiting Lee Beach, of this city.
has secured position as stenographer in
the freight department of the o. r. & N.
Co.'S Office at Portland.
On Wednesday at noon three of the
painters who are working on the new
school house had narrow escape from a
serious accident. They were painting on
the scaffolding near the roof when the
plank broke and let them fall. They sue.
eeeded in catching hesscaffolding below in
their fall thus saving themselves from being
dashed to the ground distance of about
fifty feet. The only damage done was a
few bruises and the loss of several gallons
of paint, most of which was emptied over
the unfortunates.
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HE TOOK THE WRONG mED1o1rE.


Robert Stewart Of Petaluma recently had q
queer experience. He writes:
'Carbuncles and boils afflicted my face and
neck for weeks. Finally procured a bottle oi
one of the leading sarsaparilias. To my sur.
prisc 1t made matters worse. This made ms
lose faith in sarssparfllas, but seeing state
ment that joys Vegetable sarsaparilia dried up
boils md face eruptions instead of forcing m ore
out as the potash sarsaparillas d., I bought
bottle. Tho effect was astonishing. The car
buncles and toilS began to dry up, and in two
weeks my face was as well and smooth as ever.
My brother also took 8 bottle with the same
benefit. ROBERT STEWART
Petaluma, CaLn
Explanatory Eote-The mineral iod de of
potash, which is tho basis Of nearly all other
sarsaparillas. attacks the blood direct, hence
forces impurities through the skin, creating
more boils and pimples. Joys Vegetable sar-
saparilla acts oppositely. Its vegetable altera-
tive3 stimulate the various secretive organs and
thus eliminate all impurities through the nat
ural channels, hence dries up pimples and skin
eruptions at once. Tha above testimonial is 9
case in pointl
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-10-18

RETURNED.-Wm. Grant, who last week
sold his farm of 400 acres to Col. Hogg re-
turned Wednesday from business trip to
Bellingham BY and Whatcom. He says
that while business is booming over there,
real estate is held at entirely too high fig.
ures and that Yaquina Bay property is still
the best in which to invest. He also in.
forms us of an almost miraculous escape
which happened shortly after the overland
train pulled out of Tacoma. A man stand
ing on the platform with a sleeping child in
his arms suddenly tried to jump from the
train, but in doing SO his foot caught in the
railing and timely aid prevented him from
falling to the ground and saved the child
and its father from frightful death.