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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-09
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
GENERAL MRHONE'S CASE TO BE
HEARD AT PETERSBURG.

Tho Shooting or SIR. IT. T.. Harrison-A
Prize Fight Ncar Jackson Ciiy-Interesi
at iottcssilc-Caihcred All over
the state.
PETERSBURG, Va, January S.. special.
The following cases up 20 date embraces
the criminal docket of tho quarterly term
of Che ilus'ncs Court, Judge ID. N. rer
nam presiding. which opens tomorrow
week: Felou, William s. TAYLOR, General
William Malone. JAMES Brown, Alice Rob-
ortson. samuel Bell, Mary Woodson,
Fletcher Brown. Misdomoauor-A. B. Gui-
gon. james W. Couch vs.. w. Evans. Matt
NJ. Lewis, MalInda Mason. James Morgan,
Ida Morgan, Hugh Coleman, Albert lIar.
grave.
Appeal cases; Richard Robinson. misdo-
meanor; Robert simmons, misdemcanor
4. NJ. Jones, misdemeanor.
The ease against General Malone is i0i
the alleged shooting and Wouudiug Of Mr.. IT,
P.UarrisOn. of the firm of Gillian & Harrison.
Of this city. The shooting occurred ON iho
night Of the last gulcmaiOrlnl election,
while Mr. Harrison, in company with some
NNNINNMs MNIL IIt"NIIa MWNf 100 I'D aNl NN.N "NAN.'
in Che vicinity of General Mah0nc's resi-
douce firing ol fireworks in celebration of
The Democratic victory
The case against Nossrs. A. =. GuigOr
and James W. Couch is for selling coupons
without "a license. The case against W. W
Evans (c0i0re0). editor of the Virginia Ian.
Get, Is for tine publication of an alleged
f lihell0us article in reference tO Sir w ciss
/ Of licksioId.
Fletcher Brown (c0iored), who was semi
f 0n 90 the next quarterly term of the Hust
/ ings Court 90 answer the charge of assault
and attempted rape On Nailc Ferguson
/ (colorel), and who was committed 20 jail
T hy the Mayor without bail. wa, brought Dee
+ fore Judge ID. 81 Bernard, of the Hustine.
Court. this morning, under writ Of hnDea
corpus for BAIL Judge X. II. Jones and Dir
+ William TT. Jones were counsel for the pris
oncr Judge Bernard. after hearing argu
mcnt of counsel, allowed the accused bal
in tbo penalty Cf two thousand dollars
which hc has NOT yet been able To- give.
A special meeting of the City COunci
was called for Tonight at $3.50 o'clock q
hear the report from the committees of thl
Council and of ihe Chamber Of Commcrc,
appointed tO enquire into and report as O.
ihe present status Of the city's in
tercst in the Virginia and Caroiin;
Railroad. and % determine what steps
hld best Dee taken during the pr,sen
session 0i the Legislature 90 pr9iec
the city's interest in ihe road. When ih'
meeting was called tO order at g OclOci
only eleven members were in their seats
and as DO takes thirteen members to make
quorum mo- business could Doe transacted. 4
message was sent out for ahSeniees. bu
none If The absent members could Doe found
and therefore DO meeting could De held
This il the second ATTEMPT that has beer
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
4 Fighting Mill on the River side Old
Citizens Dead.

4 Fighting Mill on the River sidc-Old
Citizens Dead.
ALEXANDRIA. January g.. Special. "A
lively set-tO was had between two hruiser-
from abroad on the river-shOre at daylight
Yesterday about a mile from Jackson CITY
about a dozen men witnessed the MILL Inc
principals were Stephen Bailey from Car
iisle. Just below Harrisburg, i'm Pennsyl
yania. and samuel Miller well-knOwn in
Baltimore sporting-circles. The principle.
were seconded: Baily by Ned Thompson, OF
Washington, and Miller by Jimmie keenan,
who has the reputation of being the cham
pi0n lightweight Of Maryland. The referee
was selected from the dozen spectators.
Miller and Bailey were apparently even
u.s. matched. They stripped just after sun
rec. Miller won the toss, and took the po
-it0n with his back 10 the east, so he could
NOT be blinded by the sun, which appeared
90 iniure Bailey's chances from the start
IAe fight did not begin for minute, and
then Miller got through Bailey's guard ano
steve went down hard with battered jaw
The men then made for each other saYagely
and Bailey had one eye closed up before
time was called. They slugged each othel
right and left.
The second round was more savage than
the first. rs both men were highly heated
and determined. Bailey was finally knocked
down by blow under the ear. and when h'
rose De was dazed, and was helped % hi'
corner until time was ca led again ior rount
three.
Bailey came mp staggering and with ever,
sign of weakening. This encouraged NIL
ler. who rushed az him as a lion. and woul'
hayo pounded his adversary 20 pieces hat
Bailey not backed TO the ropes.
The fourth round was q series OF ugly 90
ings. for Miller saw iAlt the end was near
and tO end It he had best be quick, so ht
jumped at the Carlisle man and punched
him right and left and chased him arount
the ring q number .Of times. For "a whil'
the PENNSYLVANIA man would not yleld
This made the Baltimore man furious am,
he gave him iaw-breaker that kn0cke'
him t0 the ground, knocked him out knock
ed him senseloss. and he came TO TIME h
more.
Miller was declared the winner and giNel
the stakes about 500.
The men then went back 90 w ashinsioh
and the affair was kept extremely quiet.
CAPTAIN Jere GeuiZbun is dead. lie wa
in the Federal army during the civil war
also I'm the Mexican war.
judge Hughes court was IN session 10
dav trying the Pitts, the alleged lomoni
post0lice robbers. A verdict Of guilty wa
found. and sentence will be imposed to
morrow.
Mrs. James j. lleir0nem0us is dead. oh'
was q most estlmable lady.
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YOUNG COOPER TALks.
In Jail al Iynchburg lie Says He is Nct
shaky About Dying.

shaky About Dying.
LYNCHBuRG. Va. January S. special.
The dry meeting last evening on Ninth
street turned out tO De very wet one, as
about the time Of commencing TIE ram
came down in torrents, and before ihe
speakers could get fairly under way the
whole crowd had dispersed. The vets er-
i0ycd the joke very much.
Judge +. q. Burk'- opinion, rendered as
90 effect of the local option Jaw, has had %
very damaging eject on the dIls' Dut ihe
war goes ON with ~ bitterness neNeflhe-
less on both sides. All the papers to-day
are filed with it.
Your correspondent had q short talk at
the Jail to-day with young Cooper lne
Montgomery county prisoners charged WIN
rape, who barely escaped lynclne ie"
days ago along with the convict Ahefs.
Cooper d. 81 tall wcll-Nuilt young man OF
uas4ahlY good appearance. with little oi ihe
aspect of criminal, much Jess one Mh"
would commit the horrible deed cl Nhlcn
ho is accused. Tie c0uYersed iieeil WIN
the reporter about tire crime, WnicA ne
stamchlv denies. When questioned ID D.
knew The seriousness OF MS SITUATION ahg
the crime Dee was charged with. Dee repiitN
he fully realized IT, and expected ihe people
TO hang him If they got puss 0esion OH MN.
Cooper stated Ae was tweniy-iour years
old aud had been mp to thc time of the deeo
employed ON his fathers farm. lie lninhs
the sentence OF Akors was very nara ana
undesoryed. lie stated he Nas not Chris
tian. but did not feel very shaky apo"'
Mr. Robert ReYoly. one of The oldest and
most speciad citizens of Campbell county
died ddenly yesterday evening Nhil'
sitting 4 chair. lie was seventy yehi
old.
Nr. George J.. ~teuart. formerly iicke
agent of The Virginia Midland kMlroa0' d.
this city. died ibis morning 40 his nome a
Otter River. lie was about siNiy-Afe years
Of age.
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rArAL SHOOTING AFsRAY.


Between Wealthy Northern Woman
and lfer Colored CoachI"an.
CucAco. Ills. january s.-A Herald
-neriui from Jacksonville. Illinois, say
Mi-. Fanny kcener. of this city. was sioi
and mortality wounded last night On the
Street hy Nathan fa-ion. a. co'ortd man
-ho returned ile lra and wounded iht
negro -0 badly fhat ho viii oie. fof lon-
time fnn affairs nf Miss hecncr, N Zoo i7 I.
lnuue beautiful ani wealthy Whlie sHi'
and pa-ton. Der c0l0rrd colcnman' nave
I.an Che gossip OF ile town. some time
reo pa.fDn went f0 iowa. and While ne was
There Ni.- keaner sent ODE negro large
lmmnt0f valuable property.
Miss ta.n.r remained here. where ehp
las been living with her brother. IL was
flru.lt il.re would lc nothing more "e-
tween MI-s keoncr ard Pasian' hut yesier-
g morning ihe negro returned lo y "cN-
s0nFIle and at once proceeded to lhe ncin'
nf Miss hD0npr. whore Doe was met D! oh
Ee.nrr. who ordered fhe negro away. Pas
iDn turned 90 200. but as he turned met al-7
kcenor and Young man named hancioit
Wfh.uf uarrinr OBJ. negro drew pistol
and began shooting first at Bancroft, VINO
was iHic. wounded. and then 200 Miss heen'
ar. t.i1 promptly returned fae fire, Ooln De-
ng wounded. Nis- heener Was eho'
through iae iuu.s and Ails. and ], in d very
critical condition. Pastor was shot ln int
arm aad head. Atfh.s iunciure iom Keen
-rrnd % c1'nr.i lly named jaime, brow
took hand. clubbing Pa-ieu unil oi7
armed ht ihe crowd oi people drawn in iii
scene. pl.iln rs u jail. hut .o terribly 'n
iurfd fhlf DO is thought that he cannot fc
rDrDr. The koouer family is one oi ih'
most prominent ln Jacksonville.
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THE DEADLY GRIP
Fastening IT. FataI Hold More Tightly
Everywhere.


Everywhere.
NEW YORK, January s.-When the ng-
,.rns came i'm al noon the doctors Of the
bealt, board acknowledged that they were
alarmed. when Or. Naglc scanned tue
death certificates he found that two deaths,
10th men over forty. were due directly 70
the grippe. fourteen 10 the grippe comph-
Gated with other complaints. ihirty-seVen %
bronchitis. eixty.Onc 10 pneumonia, caused
lv the grippe. and f0riy-iOuf tO cOnsump-
ton. The other nindy-tw0 deaths were
due 10 the various complaints which
usually figure in the city record.
The death-lisi from Ia grippe and It's allies
was 5O per cent. greater than at any Time
since the malady reached our shores. The
undertakers are worked 10 the extent Oh
their facilities, and many funerals are sun
DELAYED beyond the advertised hour because
of the demand Cor hearses. \ cable dis
match las lust been received from kussiH
saving that phcnacetine is the drug used IN
the present epidemic there.
Ro-rON. January Sin Athol, Mass,
there are over three hundred cases of TO-
erippe. The leading doctors are III. several
schools are closed. aud The factories are
running short handed. In Croft Falls, y.
/ H.. one hundred people are III with the
disease. AT Manchester, y. H., three deaths
have occurred from Ia grippe. NJ windsor,
I H.. there are nearly one hundred cases.
About eight thousand persons have been
/ nrostra,cd in Lowell Many teachers and
/ scholars are sick In New Bedford. In MARI
boro. Father Mckinna Is dangerously III
/ Norwalk. Conn.,. estimates that ten per cent.
I u The population are inflicted. In salem
thirty-nye per cent. Of the school children
are out. Two schools In Middleboro and
/ Uoll,ston are closed. In Lowell, Dr
l Arthur Pheland died Yesterday of capillary
bronchitis. ruperinduccd by la grippe.
I There are hundreds Of absentees from the
mills and schools In Nashua. y. H., II i-
estimated that there have been twenty-five
hundred eases, and the number is IN
creasing.
PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. January s.-Thers
are seventeen eases Of Ia grippe at The nav,
ward. among those afflicted being Commo
dOfe ~kerritt and Constructor Hoover. lh'
malady is spreading.
] IONDON. January s.-La grippe 10 rap
idlv spreading in this city, the cases mum
bering now over 100.
LONDON. January s.-Ihe influenza 4
decreasing In this city, but Is extending t'
the Provinces.
LONDON. January s.-Westland Mars
ton, the poet aud dramatist, has died n IN
nuenza.
RosrOS, January Six prison offciai
and about forty conSicts are now suffering
from influenza.
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slRmlNGHAM NEWS.
4 Sew Newspaper-Eesienation Of Mr. >.
p. Williams-.The Negro Exodus.

T. "iiii'ii,- ''' -'' go '-N''''
BmnNGuAM Ala january o.-'l,'
ciaL Another daili paper is soon 10 i,aN, ..,,,
iis appearance BOO Birmingham Wlii
L7Ne sound financial support an9 wiz ,e
siione journal Ai' lh'i.'"o ,"'i'''
is engineering ihe scheme. is quoted as sai-
Ing that the paper viii. of course, Doe Demo
cratic iu politics. and that Mr.. Rufus \.
Rhodes. now editor Of ihe Evening News
win probably ne clitor-in-chlef OF the new
daily Mr. Rhodes is ON eSperienced Jour
rai.tt and an ocr0mp.l .l-hca writer II avn
ln excellent tnanciii nichih-' -nou iila''
iill nn iis stan tNi lI. lNtiv..i'- ~ ,i,
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Ollie. the fve-year-Old daughter Of Henry
Berrev. of Falmouth. was killed Monday
bv falling from a pile Of railroad ties ON
which she was playing. Several OF tne
heavy ties were displaced, and rolling lo
the rround she was caught beneath ana so
badly crushed she died a few moments aiiei
DE accident.
colored man named Tom irwin, and q
coiored woman named Clara Herns Wefe
.,rick Tuesday morning at Lowrys sta.
ION. ON the Norfolk and Western kaiiroau'
fneen miles this side Of Lynchburg, by en-
inc No. 1872, west bound, running as III,
second section Of train No. 10.
The new Mutersburg road, from Lewins
vilie through 10 Walker Chapel, IN AleXan,
dria county. has been completed ana traNe
commenced thereon this morning. lhi'
road owens up a considerable portion O
conntrv hat was heretofore considered oacA
lands. -,
The State convention Of the Young Men
ehristian Association will meet III fefls
mouth from the 18th to the 10th oil February
Tho c,tber and mother Of DR.. kniiiea, o.
Newark tragedy fame. are Nirginians.
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JACKSON DAY



Points in ihe County.
NASHVILLE TENT. January y. Jackson
day was celebrate 300 Nasnf .lle ny grand
procession this morning. ali ihe delivery
lf .r address and peimln ni organization
.f ff. National Jackson Club Gt The state
ifl..Hi. & hauIl E. in honor ol me fii7i
Regiment National Ounl 0ilte Oh
Vanno-.ce. wa. given tii5 afternoon
hv J.re Baxter. and at night
ID historic costume reception TOOK
rIara af the Maxwell house. under the
.u.n...- If fhe Ladies' Hermitage Associa-
f,rf. Colonel q. Is. Mcclure. oi fniadel-
Iiia. MAS elected president Oi the National
jackson e. uh. uIA among iht fice-lle7l-
dents ara Dewitt 4. Cregier, mayor OH Oh'-
.s.o. and Joseph S johnson, Of Alabama.
Woullr. ALA.. January Jackson
dsg WAS celebrated here tonight by hiii-
liant street display of the order Of Druids.
There were seven floats Illustrating cpisode'
in the history ol ODE country. \ Dali at Tue
Princess Iheatre followed.
GufctGO. january e.-Jack.on Day Was
roiaIrutal here iy street pdfdieo OF Dehv -
cratic societies OBJ aliegnoon,i followed in ine
evening hy memorial Meeingai tenlfdl
alu-r Han. lN-o0fern1r Proctor hnoii i,
of Kentucky; judge Patton. of ONO, the only
surviving representative ci ihe Jach7'p
admins niIIIiNII. ana N'INiHi "s is ~ it"iN 'i
+ orr.rur4soo. delivered addresses. ON the
riaform was fhe desk on which President
/ jackson wrote DIS famous veto ot tle bank
f ine billie ami ALSO the table on which Ae
wrote L.s first message t0 Congress.
PORTLAND. NT. January o-lhe fal-
mouth club celebrated jackson Day by "a
dinner to-uielt Hf which W. J.. Putnam
and Other prominent Democrats spoke.
' letters OF regret were read from Grover
4 Cleveland and o-ner leading members OF
lhe party.
BosI6N. january s.-rhe Butler Clul
held ifs annual dinner tonight no the
Parker House and celebrated Jackson Day.
General Butler. Corporal Tanner, Josiah
Gabhoti. John /. Baker John q. Linehan
Commissioner l0Dn. n. s. Plmpton and
about one hundred others were present
General Butler made speech eNtoiiin-
Jackson. especially as an enemy oil nii
uumpory. Ihe General also denounced ih'
\ Australian ballot system. Corporal Tan
Der. Judge Woodbury. and others also
spoke. t.
COIumrs d.. January s.-Ifc Jackson
bauortf t0-night wns an imm n-c AFFAIR
Covers wrst mil lor iN guests. Hon. 4. A.
par.ar ufa-ldcl. At tle main table Wen
seated. Hon. Calsiu S iglrr. Hon. j. \
Nnhone. g.. s.. Baker. nni iion. SAMUEL }
HUM ail candidates Tor United states sen
.f.r-iIn.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE GROwrH.
Development of soarstone onnrries
other improvements.

NfIullmfut OF rNHi"N'f''
other improvements.
CAuRIoIrEsvIlLF. va, January S.
special. "A canvass just maze SHOWS
that buildings were erected 1hl llnpiuN,
mont. made during the year le~l amoNhi
i,,., al over 100000. This docs not indicate
ANYTHING unusual. as for five years ihe ah-
nuai building account has, not been less
than that. ,.......
The Monticello soapsione Slate COMPANY
has been organized under charter Whlyh
was recorded Ne-icrdaylu ile Office OF lne
.larl. of Tine C.rnorafiOn C0Uit. The MIME
num Genital is $4,000. and the president is
General Thomas j.. kossef and the se.l'-
fary and treasurer John =. lofman' ine
company has purchased me siaie yl''ii ii'
of tbe Nessrs. l.. w. and a. ID. OOA' ana
viii develop them further al once fi,i' Az
o,tarrips have been worked eucceooiuu! !
elreadv and 10 has been shown lhal th'
nrodnct Is superior tO any in this country
occasionally AN article appears il NORM.
ern narcrs 10 the effect that the tiihuA'
,.,,srrips are the only once in eAlsiehc
/, fbis country which produces siaN
.,o,1 enough Tor pencils. The toapstoi'
-f.fo of these 0uarrics. near TINS ciil' MANI
hoffer ucncils than the Vermont si"ie' an.
tho supply is said 90 Dee almost iheNh'us''
bic. ,.....,.,... fl. ,,oorl,
The Armstrong knitting factory - he,,il,
,oedy for operation. The gine rs IN piac'
a,'d ihe machinery is being put up. iehe
mrnts for operatives are being Duiil ~
rapidly as possible. mt. ,,,,o s,rox
berries were gathered during 1li'S.,''.'' a'','
Week. Iilacs Yiolcts ana some o'nel INV ,
crs are In bloom. Altogether TINS mas '0''
n singular winter. .. ,, Won.
Among the marriages on lnV A.
-. 'hof nj Miss Rosa Williams % Mr. ~
u;iicbrand. Mr. and Nrs. hluepf"hi
40 -. in tbe North on their bridal TRIP
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
GOVERNOR FOwLE DECLINES TO
INTERFERE.

Thi. Means That y. &. Parrish VIII ha"g
rriday-Thc Case Of E1-Pri-st Boyle
rwcnty-two ear Loads OF Negro Em-
igrants.
RALEIGH. y. G., January s.-lspccial. ;. J.
Governor Fowlc announced to-day his dc-
cision not 10 interfere in behalf Of J.C.Par-
rish. in Jail here under sentence g. ee hanged
Friday for criminal assault on his thirteen
year-old daughter.
This seals the doom of Parrish, and his
execution will undoubtedly take place on
Friday. Parrish has stated that he is ready
10 die, but protests his innocence. Power
fil pressure has been brought to bear ON
the Governor 10 commute his sentence.
There are two factions in Panther Branch
township where Parrish lived. ndhis friends
claim that the opposing faction trumped
up the charge against him because they
feared that he would expose some Of their
evil dongs.
Parrish states that bis wife would ask for
his pardon but is afraid 20 do 80. Governor
Fowle does not put any faith in this story.
The wife OF Parrish. his son, the injured
daughter and the hired woman, who lived at
his house. gave direct testimony OF his guilt
atthe trial.
The Supreme Court will probably render
decision next week i'm the case Of the eN-prlest
I tB0yle). For The past day or two BOYLE mas
hecn much exercised over the iaie ol laf-
ri-h. and has asked many questions about
In ne seems 10 apprchend that the Gov
ermor viii follow the same precedent IN MS
case should the supreme Court refuse 10
/ grant him new trial.
N NOW looks rs IL the negro exodus move
mont will seriously effect the negro popula-
ton or this state. resulting IN a great de-
crease oi labor. IL was learned today mat
/ TWENTY-FIVE ear loads Of negroes would START
I from points east Of here tonight. Inc
+ whitl poOple are also emigrating IN large
numbers from Union county.
The location committee Of The Baptist fe-
male College visited oxford yesterday for
I a conference with citizens Of that town.
rbey ,yorc met M the depot by large dele
vation from the Board OF Trade, were taken
F i'm carriages over the town and shown Nafl-
Ous sites. The committee made choice Oh
one site 10 De occupied In case the college
/ went 10 oxford.
uear Shelby Yesterday. was arrested today
and discharged ON the grourd Of seli-de-
fauso. jenkins was in love with McNeilly's
daughter but as the suit was not favored
by the Young lady. he became obnoxious,
aud finally prccipitaied personal difficulty
with McNeilly. during which the latter shot
him. 10 is not believed the wound VIII
prove fatal. 70.
Hon. James &. llarpe, eN-member 81 Con-
sress. died at his home az Patterson, y. g.,
this evening.
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DANViLLE'S CHARTER.
4 Petition Circulated in Opposition to the
Plan-Deaih of Robert Richardson.

DANvIILr. VA. January s. special. T.
Mr. Robert Richardson, formerly Of Flu
wanna county. and father Of Major George
ID. Richardson. proprietor Of the Arlington
House, died this morning, in the eighiy-
tA.rd year of his age. The remains Were
carried to Fluyanna tonight for interment
The opposition ON the part Of citizens OF
the c0uncirs actions in asking the Legisla-
tnre for "a new charter assumed shape 10
day. when a petition TO the Legislature wa,
pui i'm circulation for signatures asking ihal
body not TO pass any new charter until n
shall have been submitted 10 the people
either I'm mass meeting or by an election.
Joseph Neal who was so badly cut yes
to~day hv W. j. Sykes in the Riverside
cotton min. is still living, but no hope OF me
recovery is entertained. sykes is in jail.
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Demoerats Pleasantly surprised.

GoocHLAND COURTHOUSE, January 3.
Special. The appointment 10 the post
Office at Gocchland Courthouse was re-
coivod this morning by Thomas >. branch
for his wife. Mrs. Marietta Bran -, as posi-
mistress The incumbent, Mr.. Charles J..
n. Powell. is a good Democrat anl eihcienl
officer. The announcement OF TINS appoin'-
mont an lone DELAYED. was somewhat a
matter of surprise. from the fact that MT.
Rrauch and his wiie's family are stuanch
Democrats. and that there were numerous
other applicants, who were converts li
various degrees to Republicanlsm, tne
subjects Of numerous petitions to Mr. Clarh'
SON some delay and Of as many disappoin''
meuts.
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SAN FRANCISCO, January S.-Elesen
wear old Clement Flint ran away nom home
Yesterday, and was gone all night. His
father found him on the street to-day anil
called 10 him. The boy ran, although
tie father promised not TO harm
him. The little fellow entered a
hallway. and before Mr.. Flint could reach
him shot himself dead No cause is known
FOR the act. Clement had always been a
GOOD boy, and was we'll treated.
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MARY ANN DONNElLY
Brings suit for Ten Thousand Dollars
Damages.

Nrw YORK. January s.-Mary Ann Don
nelly. the nurse who was stabbed BY E'a
Hamilton. last summer and has since been
ON exhibition IN a Bowery museum. has
brought suit against Eva Had ilton and
Robert RAY Hamilton for >ie,u" damases,
alleced 10 have been incurred by reason Of
The assault Mrs. Donnelly claims 10 have
Lost the strength Of the leit side Of hes body,
disaualifying her as nurse and compelling
! constant recourse 10 medical aid.
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CHARLOTTE, y. c., January Special
The assignment Of &. \. Dixon 4 Co., who
failed here some time ago, has caused
contest. The case has been heard for three
davs In chambers before Judge shipp. "A
decision viii be reached probably to-mor-
.s..r
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NEW YORK. January 81 law ofieer
from Mississippi IS in town looking amer W
b Hardin. James Nakeley Charley John-
sou and William Muldoon, who are accused
of aiding and sheiins sullivan ana hiifain
in their Richbur- n-Ai. II is stated tni1 u
warrant was served upon linfuih lhio iiiofh-
'r.- r0tifving him that he was wanted la
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