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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13
FIGHTING IN IRRL AND.
Troops and Police Clash at Galway
and the Former Win.

Troops ana FOltC0 CluSh at GALWAY
and the Former Win.
GALWAY, Nov. 12-Several fights took
place here to-day between the Iolice and
military. In one encounter police sergeant
was severely injured. The military finally
routed the police and chased them to their
barracks. The Connnught Rangers, who
took q prominent part In the disturbance,
have been ordered away from Galway.
oLPHERT EvICTIoNs.
DUBLIN, Nov. 12.-The work Of evicting
tenants was resumed to-day on the Olphert
estate. The weather was inclement The
bishop of itaphoe acting on behalf Of the
tenants had half an hours conference with
the agent of the estate, but failed 10 effect
an arrangement Tonight the bishop will
have another conference VITA the agent,
which 1t is expected will lead to a settle
ment
CHANGE OF VENUE.
TIPPERARY, Nov. 12.--The magistrates
court here to-day changed tho venue of the
conspiracy case from Tipperary TO Clon-
monel Tho counsel for the defendants
made vigorous protests against this action,
but they were overruled. The court then
adjourned until tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13
MONEY VERY HIGH.

|srr rG btioaaning rates for stocks have been
|rgsn41 4'sn ,nL ana the inquiry has been very
|lsDio'o,'" "uicn ca would go to give color to the
|6anga 6'geoa, D.. Money was stiIi tight at the ex.
Ii foT or, IT, anu premium Of "A cent was exact
o7ed tbst ts use So over the day, while it was be-
|s.o-,c or slaI ar the banks were leaning to their
yen joroa r9 On satisfactory collateral at rates
|as, t%rp %ra than the legal figure. Buying
dent '1aaG1ughout, 10 of the most con.
es.er en- Character and reflected an
b paeeag, see,ing, both in money and as to
RoalS S'IeraI b.1 situation. The report that
Iacifc aaa. nad acquired control over Union
b. the gam ssa was used for all it was worth.
Eory ~ ms S'ock showed no response to the
[oved ana aTa to-day was only fairly active @ and md
here wera ,e, Z, a Comparatively narrow range.
En COM. mvle reports that the North Ameri.
beers apoo,r pany was in trouble, and while the
|eir engao'ued enaounced that they had tided over
|avily, saa aaements, the stock was sold
7auea ead mifi while VI taken freely, failed Oto to
as esnec;aSil %1In the remainder of the list. and
|rtbegrTnS q sluggish in comparison With
kgrepagt.S% were on an enormous snaia ~ and y;
snesss ss.so do about one-quarter Of the The total o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13
THE THREE SURVIVORS.

MADRID, Nov. 12.-The three persons
saved from the Serpent arc sailors who
swan ashore at Camarinas. They express
the belief that all the others on board were
drowned, but only four bodies have been
washed ashore us yet. There is no tele-
graph station at Camarinas
Tho bodies of three ladies have been
washed ashore
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-17

II was in Charleston, SC, in 1885,
said "A Lewiston man. I'VE were do.
ing stone work OH Fort Sumter. One
of the men Al work was "A handsome,
strong young colored man, owned by
a doctor in Charleston. The doctor
failed in business while | was there,
and his effects were TO be sold at auc.
~tion-among them this young colored
man. He knew il, and was Respondent.
All Of us northern men at work there
felt bad for him, and we planned to
help hSn. The water that we drank at
the fort was bad.
a vessel lying off in the stream used
10 send men ashore for various pur.
poses. We planned with them for
three Of us to 90 aboard after work
and get some fresher water that they
had on board from the city. In con.
nection with these trips, it occurred u
me 10 help the colored man 10 liberty,
and ! talked with him. The vessel
was in readiness to sail, and on the
preceding night u trip out concealed
the young fellow, whom we safely
landed on board and who was con.
cealed below, and ! shall never forget
the look of th~ankfulness in his face as
he disappeared beneath the hatchway
with a ''Good-by massa." The vessel
sailed that night and he with it,
Lewiston Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-17

Cardinal Polignac, Of France, was
perhaps the first 10 attempt the con.
struction Of a stove wholly of iron
this about the beginning Of the Eight.
eenth century. Most writer's have
settled on the date Of 1906 as the time
when the good cardinal perfected his
great improvements. In l7l6 DR.. DE.
sangliers. of London, England, modi.
fed the Polignac stove, which had
never become popular in Britain.
The first really great improvement
was brought about by Franklin in
1745. The Franklin stove. barring the
fact that the castings were a little
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perfect IN every particular. During
the first twenty years Of this cen.
fury stoves came into general use for
the heating Of town halls and other
public buildings, but were not used In
private houses to any great extent un.
III about iS30.-St Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-17
Royal Baking Powder Leads All.
The United States Official Investigation

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Gable Notes.

PARIS, July ls.-Deputy Dupey has been
requested by NJ. RibOt, Minister Of foreign
affairs. 10 postpone his Interpolation In re-.
gard 10 negotiations with the powers rela-
tive to the Mckinley bill until the direct
taxation bill shall have been voted upon.
PARIS, July lS.-Ihe influenza Is epidemic
I'm Il. Louis, the whole population Of the
place being affected. Business in the pub
liz departments is SUSPENDED.
BERLIN, July lS.-'lhe American rife
men paid visit TO the Niederwald to-day
and placed "A wreath OF laurels ON the Ger
mania monument. President Weber de-
liyered an address. In the afternoon the
Americans drove tO the Rudesh0lm and
partOok Of killerest.
LoNDoN, July Is. At Ehingen, Wmtem.
burs. to-day. the roof of a large building
usel as Il cement mandatory Tell without
warning. Eleven workmen were buried In
the ruins. Five OF them were Killed out
right ard tho remaining six were taken oul
seriougly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.



GLASGOW. Va. July l~.- Special The
mmou, Natural Bridge property. owned by
col. Parsons. has Just changed hands
a- Was noticed iu THE TIMES to-day. and is
now owned aud controlled Dos strong EO--
tom and llun, Mass, AMI Virginia -}ndi-
cate.
The negotiations which closed Tins big
deal have been pending for some time, and
the cash payment Is ou deposit, subject 60
tlc deed to The property 1ciu. made.
Tine syndicate secures thc entire Natural
Bridge tract a- originally owned hy Thomas
Jefferson. together with the hotels. parks.
drives and "a perpetual control oi ihe bridge.
a. VIII secure "a REGULAR charter of lucornor-
alton. under the slylc Ol tuc Natural Bridge
Park Association. The promoters and Ollie
Gers uf the company are. Irc~dcui ftWcie
~. Breed. ol Lluu, Massachusetts, cupl-
taiist of large means; NJ. NJ. Martini oI
GLASGOW. Virginia, the general manureroi
the R1rkbridge Company; Wilbur II. Davis,
"a Lynn. Massachusetts,, secretary and
treasurer. Nlth the following directory: j.
NJ BrcDI Lynn. Mass j. E. Lee On. i1~-
tou. Io-cph Davis. Lynn; J.. u. shields,
Norfolk. Na.: and NJ. NJ. Martin, GLASGOW.
Tho clpital of thr company Viii Doe ~lN
hundred thousand dollars, and Tine purp 81
l, to build magnificent paiauu BRICK and
Stone hDtDl- lu place Of tlc present frame
Structures. furnished with all modern ln-
movements and couNcnicnccs, and couduc-
ied similarly Iu elegance 90 saratoga, Ash
bur, Park. Newport, Cape May and Nlu-
.,r,'- best hotels. Large sums VIII Dee
,u.ut u LAYING 0ut the parks, drives. paths
forests. electric lights and other improve
mruts. that will make tar place one
of tbc leading fashionable resorts IN thc
~oufh. Unlike other schemes Of this kind,
the, have mo- stock tO scli. mineral prop
orty to develop, or enterprises or lnauuiac-
torie- to 0reratc. People of meals can.
however. secure building site On which iu
er.ci thcir summer Villas iu which to spend
tine heated term. M the shadow of natures
,reatc.t wonder; in high and dry climate,
amid the fragrant pure mountain atlno-
snhcre. ladcncd with thc hclihiiul zephyr o
fie mines. magncsia. lime and irce--tone
water i'm great abundance, with all the COM
forts aud cOmenicnces Of ihe city, ana m
the endowment Of q cuisine ana service the
very beet.
Under the new management the place
v.il be- run in connection with, and as re-
sort OF Glasgow. 4 broad turnpike is 10
he built between the two places, and Tally
10 coaches Will make regular ups mere.
IN Lexington and other points Of interest.
Regular tally-hO trip, viii be- made INTO the
mountains for the benefit Of the Suesls dur
ing the summer season.
The new hotels % be- bull, VIII have lbe
capacity Of metropolitan hotels. Already
set erai OF I}OstOn's Wealthicst men have eN-
pressed their determination 10 Dulid al th'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
THE STATE At LARGE.
The LIE GIVEN IN PETERSBURG
HuST.NGS COURT.

Mayor Collier and Mr.. w,lf.,. \. Nc
N'nney fmod-N;si< Flood ON Bail
hriiii"oi Wedding at Wythcviuc-Ncw
Sircot-Car Line for Tynchburg.
PETERSBURG. Va, July u.s. Special.
quite an exciting Score occurred On th,
room of thc Corporation Court uia morning
While the case against R. al. Hampton. .
colorcd merchant OF t,d- city. charged win
selling liquor without license. was bein.
heard eriurc Judge ID. VI. Bernard.
-. Mayor thas. p. Collier Was ineouvorsa.
,''" WIN captain j. r.. los.!ter. "a well
NuoNn young lawyer OF inis citt. moan
Who're the jury was seated. when Nir Wm
Ia hchcupeN counsel f0l Uamptor. said
Doe hoped NHyor Collier wouM rnf tall sl
IoN@ ln ihc presence of the Jury. or word, tD
mat effect. Mayor Collier asked Mr.. Nc.
hcnncy DO he intended 90 say or n-inuat0
iif'l hc l'oilieD was doiug anything inn.
proper or uuhpcumnr.
WI. MrAcnucv iu reply toid Mayor Collier
'""i Hc thought That Doe was faiiae little
..' much interest in thr case. wheraupnn
MAY collier r11" ttp Ie 90 Mir. Nckru-
n'l' Mr. Nch uncN It once made GrthD
,i3lo ''t-seut tho insult offered him. but
hoi"c auf blows could Doe EXCHANGED tbDY
"' D.. separated Joy hystaudor-. judge Bef-
h0l1 iuOi N.tu gentlemen iUr cOutpmrf oi
1NIIi. Mayor Collier Wa- fined >-I and
Mr. Nrkcuuey $40. Ihc fines were paid ir
open court. After tAD gentlemen hld paid
iheir fines mutual explanations followed.
ana BOTH Withdrew Tine remarks that had
"r'u-hi about tbe unpleasant occurrence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
GREENSBORO.
Horseback Survey of the Roanoke and
SOutherL-MinOrs.

Horseback survey OF the hoahoho an"
southerr-Minors.
GREENSBORO, y. C., July special.
Messrs. seagrayes and Tyson, who owned a
dne coal deposit near Egypt, in Chatham
county. have sold to a Northern company
for s.. 800. The company Will connect the
nine by rail with Egypt. Many millions OF
tons of coal are estimated 10 be lying IN the
deposit.
The chief engineer Of the Roanoke and
Snuthcrn is making what is known as the
horse back survey of the routes from Wins
ton TO the various objective points Of cross
Ing the Richmond and DanViile. lndica-
tiOus point 10 Lexington as the place. IL j
claimed by the advocates OF that route, thal
The natural advantages, the prunle .OI the
land and the few insignificant streams 10 De
crossed will make it5 construction by thai
line. cost between $4,000 and S'Do0O less
than by Salisbury. After having crossed
the Richmond and Danyille, Monroe VIII
no doubt be the terminus.
A number Of the Piedmont counties re-
mort a very noticeable falling oil IN the
.oney product Of this section. II is attribu
table 10 the destruction of the honey pro
ducing flower germs by the mild winter
followed by the sharp freezes Of March aa1
April.
Marshal norgeth, of New Berne, was In
strucled by telegram from Wayne county
A few days ago to arrest J. Ill. Baker, who Il
wanted I'm Asheyille for forgery.
Work has begun ON the French Br0at
Valley Railroad that is Ia connect vii
,ninuion with the Carolina Central, ant
,viil unt IL in direct communication VIII
A.beyilIe. and give more expeditions out
let West and North.
A newspaper stallstician says there ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
ANOTHER CYCLOME.
Kills "a Man, Sma>hos "a Car, sweeps Up
Two Towns. and Disappears.

Kills "a Man, Sma>hos Car, sweeps Up
Two Towns. and Disappears.
PEORIA, ILL, Jdly lS.-A small cyclone
formed north OF this city yesterday. The
cloud NOV ed slowly and caused much dam
age in the timber. Three men walking on
the railroad track were canght 10y the
storm. Fred Emerson WAS killed, his
body being turned black al over. Two
other men, Holes and Grey, were stunned.
They will probably recover. \ Lake Erie
and Western freight train came along Just
as the cyclone crossed the track. The wind
took one car from the centre Of the
train ard smashed it into kinding wood.
II was reported mere at O'Clock last night
that the town of Green Valley ON the line OF
the Peoria. Decatur and Evansville Line,
and Norton of the santa RE, were swept
away. Telegraphic communication with
those places was shut OF, "a the wire, are
badly demolished by the storm. The cy-
clone Travelled toward Pekin. aud messages
from there say il approached the outskirts
OF the city aud suddenly rose 10 the clouds.
disappearing nom view. VI was also re-
ported that seven men were killed by the
destruction OF a brick yard a. Westerly, but
this has not been Verified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
THE WCE-PREslDENT ROBBED.
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of Dia
mond. stolen from His Wife.

Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of Dia-
mond. stolen from His Wife.
SARATOGA, y. y. July lN.-A bold day
light robbery was committed in this vii
n.c yesterday about noon. sneak thieves
entered the Bliss cottage ON north Broad
way and got away with Si0.0oO worth OF dla-
m0nd- and Jewels. The cottage is Occupied
by Mr.. Morton. ica-lre- -ident Of the nited
states, and his partner, Mr.. Bliss, with their
wives. The robbery was first discovered by
Mrs. Morton, and the police were promptly
notified. 10 is impossible ID ascertain Whe-
thcr the iewelry was the property of Mrs
MOI ON or Mrs. Bliss. as the parties inter
o,ted decline o. make any statement. The
police refuse any Information except 10 ad'
init that the robbery WAS committed and
that reward of $1,000 i, offered for the re-.
cOyery OF the Jewels. 40 news Of the rob
berry had leaked out from the police until
this morning. It is said That one man ls
already under arrest rs suspect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.

one hundred and ninety.two papers in the
state, and only I've Of them Of pronounced
Republican politics. Many, Of conrse, are
neutral. and many religious.
From every quarter Of the state comes up
an ovation Of The most nattering iudOrse-
mcnt of senator Vance. The state press
seems TO be Just fairly getting in its work
on this line. NO better test Of his popularity
could have been conceived. IN" state, so
far a. il NAV express itself through The
press. hrs virtually voted for Vance 10 sue
cced Vance iu iie United states senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
MRS. M'KEe SWOONS.

Runaway Horse Nearly lpsets the
Presidential Carriage.
CAPE MAY, y. j., July lS.-Last evening"
a horse driven by 10y ran away on Wash
ington street just as the Presidents car
rage. containing Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Me-
kee and Baby Mckee. was passing. The
runaway barely missed striking the llarri-
son vehicle. causing great excitement on
the crowded thor0ughlare. The frenZied
animal finally struck an awning post with
great force. and was thrown 10 the ground
where it lay bleeding. Mrs. Mckee swO0n
ed. and number Of spectators hurried t.
her assistance. but she rallied in few
Minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
A SkilIfuI Fraud.

II. JOSEPH. Mo-, July ls.-FOr numerous
wear, CYRUS Craig, Of MaryYille, has been
employed as local agent for Bartlett Broth
ers. extensive brokers and real estate deal.
crs. Of this city. II has been discovered
that he has dcrauded them and others out
of "a sum yariously estimated at from
SlO0.pO % $4,000. one OF his fayOritt
scheme, WAS 10 change the abstracts anC
procure loans upon lands which were al
ready plastcred with mortgages. He would
purchase these lands, make the loan anC
pocket the money. It is said Craig is nov
I'm kpmfnckA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
France and the NoKiniey Bill.

LONDON, July lS.-lt is stated that the
Installation IN France on account Of the
increased duties proposed on French pro-
duets by the Mckinley bill has resulted in
the actual opening of negotiations between
the French and United States governments
on the subject. the French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs seeking some intimation
from Washington that the proposed ad-
Nances may be modified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

mo. July I-.-Thc American Consul
f,crrrN here. Sir. Eugene schuyler. died tO-
.aaA. lla Wa- fDr many spar- iu The
.l5..Inm.fir Survey. De Was au attach,
.Df several luftd states legations, AND was
af 900. tIu. Minister 90 Greece, Boumauia
auI -.IIl. ilcWtsnumiuaiedhssi,tau ~cc-
Irlau Df-tate t1c beginning oi the present
Administration. bat opposition 90 his CON
m4uon developed iu Republican circles
aaI tnD nomination WAS Withdrawn. Later
..u4s appointed C0u,ul-Gcneyal at caro-
place which be hiled % the time OF hi'
.III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.

Nominate "A FIrst-CIass Farmer for GOV
eTnOr.
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 1s.-John i
Buchanan, president of the state Farmers
Alliance, was nominated for Governor II
;he state Democratic C0ny' lti0n to-day by
acclamation. Me-srs. Taylor and Patter
son withdrew i'm the interest Of harmony
Buchanan is farmer by profession. bu
has been a member Of the Legislature FOL
three terms. lie is married and lives neal
Murfreesb0ro. Hon. b. j. Lea, of Haywood
county. was selected for supreme judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Damage by storm in England.

LONDON, July Is. The amount Of dam.
age done by yesterdays storm ia London
and south Of England is enormous. The
streets in many localities were submerged.
and houses and shops were Hooded. Entire
stocks OF valuable goods are ruiIel. In
the various towns Of southern England
similar damage was inflicted, and in some
cases houses were undermined TO such an
extent that they will have 10 be torn down
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
DANVILLE.


OF Ownership.
DANNuLE, Va. July Is. Special
There has been change in the ownership
i'm large Dan,Ilc mauulactor}, but tine
parties interested decline o. give any facts
Tor present publication.
Mrs. T.J Patrick has been called to Old
Point on account of the illness of Mrs.
Frank Patrick, Eer daughtcr-in-law.
TIE grief OF Honey Carter tcolOrcd), over
The death of hi. little son and only child
Yesterday by drowning. was hcartpnding
he stood ou ihe bridge aud begged police
man to pat bullet through his head. II,
ram to the further end Of tine structure and
started to climb down to the river, when
,hc policeman took four col0rtd men, grab
brb him and forced him home, Tor fear OF
the man taking his own life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

PETERSBURG, VA, July Is. Special.
Eddie Coma. "A widely known citizen OF
City Point. committed suicide at that place
today by shooting himself through the
head with rrto,yor. lie was between %
and 5r years Of age, and a brother Of MI
Chas. Coma. VIII, ai one time hcld ihe once
of c.crb of Prince George County Count
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Fridge villas that i'm point Of cost and ele-
Eaacc of appointment will be palaces in
ever! particular.
The prime object of tine company will be
To- make th" NatYal Bridge the resort Of
tHe. b"<i element of pleasure and health
seekers, superior % anything now in the
south as summer resort or sanitarium.
the saratoga Of the south, and with the
natural advantages, capital ana push, thy
company viii not he l0Dr ~ making the
Natural hridoe. i's hotol- and villas, world
lahed. Nt Cine end of the present season
ihe hew company begin their work Of i'm
nrnNnmnnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

OSHKOSH, WIS, July is.-John Warpose,
an Indian from the heshena reservation,
who WAS ioupd guilty in the United States
Court here of repeated assaults upon his
daughter was seuteuced 10 be hanged SET
ismb ;ash. on the rcser, alton. This is the
first death sentence ever passed In the State
Of Wisconsin.