The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-25
SUNDAY SPECIALS
CLIPPED FROM YESTERDAYS NEW
YORK DAlLlFs.
TEtEGRAPHIC TICKS OUTSIDE
OF REGULAR DISPATCHES
JOHN SHERMAN AND ufs OHIO
RAZOR.
The ola War omce-Fopr sisters Bitten 10y
Mad Dog Price of Pudding iron.to -
be Rcduccd-Trodonis to Cross
the Atlantic.

New HAVEN. March 23.--The citizens
of ancient, historic Lebanon are TO call n
town meeting at an early date TO deter
mine whether the town will accept as
Fiit from Mrs Bethiah Wattles the IA
NOUS old war office of Governor iona
than Trumbull. the Brother Jonathan
of The Revolution The offer is made on
condition thar the building shall be PIE
served and kept in good repair at the
expense of the town.
The war Office is a long, low build
inv a few rods north of Lebanon. ltwas
recently repainicd and repaired In 1871
& ount ROchambeau was at Lebanon with
his five sparkling regiments Of Bour-
hons. 0n Dis way to join the American
army a. Newport The Duke de Lauzan,
with 500 mounted hussars, was also
there. and gay season of balls and pa
rades en-ucd about the spacious Lebanon
Drcen.
-FOUR SISTERS BITTEN BY a MAD DOG.
INDIANAPoLIs, March 23-On a train
that passed through indianapolis to-day
was farmer from near Fayetteville
with four daughters, ranging in age from
three 90 ten. who were on their way 10
Icrre Hauie. where the father hopes TO
save his children from the horrors OF
hydroph0bia by theapplication of mad
stone owned by a resident of that city
Two weeks ago they were al bitten 10y a
pup. which soon after died with unmis-
taxable symptoms of rabies No evidence
of hydrophobia have yet been shown by
the children.
PRICE oF PUDDING IRoN TO BE RE
DUCED.
LANCASTER Pa, March 23--Notices
were placed ion the roliiug-mills of the
Columbia Roilme.Min Company, the
~usquchanna Iron Company and the
Columbia Iron Company this morning
tO the effect that after April the price
pail for pudding iron sill be $3.50 per
tom Tie management SAYS that q re-
duciion had 10 be made or The mills
would Doe compelled 10 shut down 80.
iiDc Nas posted in the Penn Iron Works
This morning That on April there would
Doe a reduction Of puddler's wages from
50 80 to - j0 pen ton, and n proportion
ate reduction in the wages of all other
employees
JoHl sHERMAN's RAZOR
CoLrNBr,. o.. March 23-General
Asa R Bushnell. Of Springfield, Who has
a.l along hc recognized "a Mr. Fora
kcrs candidate fOr Governor. has for
malIy WithC rawn from the canvass.
This. taken in connection with the fact
that Governor FOrkcr's trusted leu
tenants are setting up the county dele
gates 90 the State Conventions. indicates
that Foraker intends 10 make a fourth
race lor the GoyernOrship with view Of
mrihcrlu1 bis chances iOr tle Senator
ship.
4 candidate for Governor General
Foukcr could whip IN all the elements
of the party. and being elected along
with Republican Legislature his cleo
lion tO the Senate would follow a. a
matter of course The internal dissen
sion- in the Republican party in Coium-
bus. Cincinnati and Cleveland over the
election az city officers q week from
Monday grew out of the fight between
the Foraker and anti Foraker factions
The Governor friends are the nominees
in all the cities A defeat in one or all
would drive Foraker out OF the field of
widen still more the gap between the
two factions The Sherman following
viii try 10 down Foraker on the first
Monday of April
FROM TuE BAR 10 THE DOCk.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, March 23.-H VI
Faulkner. who il said 10 have been
wealthy LAWYER of New York city "a few
years agO, was arrested here to-day on
the charge Of obtaining $50 under false
pretences lie came West after losing
his New York fortune and took cleri-
cal position .u the accountants Office of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad He was
addicted 10 sprceing, and soon lost his
place lie has been going down hill
ever since he is now charged with
obtaining $50 on an alleged worthless
note of f a Wood and A. NJ Weller
of New York Chapman q Bro, real
estate dealers, say that Faulkner was
formerly q partner of Fish, the New
York banker
FkEDoNIA TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC.
BosroN. March 23.-Ex-Commodore j.
Malcolm Forbes will start May 20 to cross
the Atlantic Ina the new Burgess fishing
schooner FredOnia, of which he is part
owner Course Will be laid direct 10
Favall. and If time serves run may be
made to MADEIRA The FTedOnia Will
sail with the same rig and ballast as she
viii have ON her fishing trips TO Georges
Banks The crew will consist of four
teen, Capt Harry, OF Gloucester, Master
Mate Ryan. of the Puritan, and the
Puritan expert crew. Forbes expects to
return July 20. when he Will fit out the
Puritan and take part in the cruise OF
the New York Yacht Club.
MILwAUKEEs NEW EPISCOPAL BISHOP.
LANCASTER, Pa, March 23.--Rev DR..
g. +. knight, late rector Of 81. James
Episcopal Church, in this city, recently
elected Bishop OF Milwaukee, left here
yesterday, escorted by his former vestry
men. for Milwaukee where he Will be
consecrmed at 1890 Tuesday morning in
the Cathedral The cOusecrau0n viii be
ordered by Right Rev Dr. McLaren,
Bishop of Chicago. assisted by ihe
Bishops of Iowa and Quincy. The ser
mon will be preached by DR. Seymour,
Bishop Of Springfield and the candidate
VIII be presented 10 the cOnsecrat0r by
the Bishops of Minnesota aud Dakota.
Other bishops besides those named will
Join in The imposition Of hands lnme-
diately after the new made bishop will
be formally enthroned in the Cathedral.
MoBElp PROHIsIToRY CONSTABLE.
ORANeG CITY. IA. March 28--The lit
DC town of Granville Is the only town in
Iowa where the prohibi-
tory law has been openly and constantly
violated since SIS passage saloons have
run night and day without molestailon
Constable Carver went yesterday 10
serve warrants on the saloon keepers,
bur Was driven of by the mob, who beat
bin and attempted 10 lynch him. He