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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12
on THE WAR PATH.
The Cheyenne- in Montana Don Their
Red Paint.

The Cheyennes ia Montana Don Their
Red Paint.
HELENA. MoN., June 1.-THE Cheyenne
Indians are on the war-path. They have
left their regular camps and are gathering
in small camps Of from - to -
in the Tcpces and are firing at
settlers houses and making the
most threatening demonstration. Ranch
men have been bringing their families
into the settlemcntsall day. Cattle are be-
ing shot down by the Indians through pure
malice. as no parts of the animals are used
for beef. Eighteen cattle were shot
i'm one bunch in otter Creek. Cover
nor Toolc this morning received "a
dispatch. signed 10y ten prominent
citizens Of Miles city, requesting that be-
send 900 stand of arms and ammunition.
In reply the arms and ammunition were
sent forward tonight in charge of Colonel
{. q. Curtis. one troop of cavalry and two
Of infantry have been sent from Fort
keogh to the Cheyenne agency.
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rNnrrnIY TEANsrERs


Mrs. Robaina Burgess, widow Of the late
George burgess, died at her residence, OOl
north Twcnty-inh street, yesterday alier-
noon at 4:i5 O'Clock. in the scyenty-iirst
year of her age. Mrs. Burgess has been a
sufferer for many years. She was a noble
type of Christian womanhood, loving ANA
duliml wife and kind and devoted moiher'
The funeral VIII take place this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock, from the FIRST Prcsby yIerlan
Church
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BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION
Charged Against Book Trust fepre-
sentative.

OLYMPIA. WASH, June Ill. IL. Leach,
OF Vancouver. member Of the Board OF Ed
ucation of this state, made the startling an
nouucomeut 10 the board yesterday noon
that ne had been offered 5000 as bribe 10
hrjug about the reconsideration of the text
book adoption. and laid before the board the
check for the money. II is stated that the
attempted bribery was done by &. +. Eames,
i'm behalf OF the American Book Company,
representing the book trust. The board
passed resolution condemning the Ameri-
can Book Company and its agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12
COLUMBUS sTREET-CAR STRIKE.
The City on the Verge Of u Serious Labor
Riot.

C1NclNNArL June IA special from
Columbus, o.. to the Timcs-star says: The
Consolidated street Railway Company this
morning made another attempt % run cars
manned by n0n-uuiOn men. The company
secured the promises of anumbcr of nom
union men. whom they had c00ped in the
cellar under their downtown Office. This
morning a company of policemen escorted
"a number OF these men 10 the OAK
street stables. The section Is SOnc of
ihe most highly respectable in the
city. 4 crowd of several hundred gathered
ana proceeded ~ Oh-truct the tracks 10y pill
ing up stones. \ real estate dealer named
HOLMAN. unhitched the horses from "a car,
and was arrested 10y order of Mayor Bruc6.
Al this iunctgie "a mass Of employees from
factories and All the carpenters and blick
masOns employed on ueighh0rin@ buildings
marched up, swelling the crowd
10 three thousand. Chief Murphy or
dored the cars taken back to the stables.
and all the new employees. with but two or
three exceptions. which included the now
notorious Mitchell. went over iu body {"
the strikers ID can Dee said. without cNag-
gcration or sensatiOnali-n. that unless the
street railroad company comes io terms To-
day. Columbus j. ON the eve Of a
labor riot. The entire sympaimes
Of The community are with the
strikers. and the factories are all ready 10
shut down % aid in amy attempt % gain the
advance demanded. Tine police are abs0-
luicly powerle-s before iho great army ot
mechanics who have taken up the cause of
the -treei-car men. ana only strong mill
tary force could insure the running of cars.
EVERYTHING QUIT AT LAST ACCOUNTS.
s Everything is quiet in the street car
strike te-nighl. 40 further attempts have
been made o. ran ears since > Oc clock this
afternoon. None Of The company officials
have pat in an appearance at the street car
headquarters tonight. and nothing can be
learned as To- what steps viii hc taken to-
morrow. The MayNr has called "a special
committee Of iiny citizens % meet to-mor-
row morning al 30 O'Clock, to consider the
best plan for settling the strike.
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,ulAprLrmiA. June ii..rheagrecment
,u,n!,dation Of ihe iiusOur2. On
,,ot, and IT. Louis Road, The Chi
49," -t. Louis. ANA pitisburg Company,
r,s Cinci natl aud Richmond Rhlfoad
Coioran,. aud ihe Jcher-Onian' Madison
aud ludlamapoh, Railroad COMPANY VIZ 80
s''.nail, executed Yesterday under The
,,at,p of The Piiisburg, Cincinnah. chicago
and ~. louis Railroad Company. Ibe eapl-
f.f mi the new company is Slo,0U,OOo-
s1.ooJ.0,O Of preferred. and SiO,OOO,o0 moi m
common stock are 10 be issued; George -
B. Roberts is president, and >. \. cOui-
loueh. first yice-president.
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The Reformed Presbyterian Conference.

NHw YORK. June .ll.-In the Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN Conference to-day the COM
mttco on divorce reported in favor OF limit
ing divorce eases 20 adultery or wiiiui de.
sertion. The report opposing the use oi
og trading in tobacco was adopted. neIer-
ence Was again had TO the Nice-Pi0 sidents
huildine in Washington. being used partly
for The liquor business, aud this was con-
drmncd as an indirect participation In i'm
mo ality.
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PIrTsBuEG. June ll.-iiy an explosion OF
natural gas which had leaked into the eel
lar at No. 10. Pike street. Allegheny, this
morning, Mrs. kipp, about 10 wears
Of age. ard her granddaughter Liz
zie. ii wears of age, we're so badly
burned that they died this morning. Mrs.
kipp aud the girl entered the cellar and
struck match to light lamp, When the
explosion threw them up the stairs. the
clothing. hair. and. in many places. flesh
were burned from them, presenting horri-
lie sight.
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MooRKs STATION, TEX.. June ll.-les-
teniay TWO Mexican cowboys, living near
here. had a singular and fatal duel. Their
names were dose Carrasco and Manuel
Basco. They met in the road. qarrelied
lbout a cow and cnieayOrcd to lasso each
other. Carrasco lariatei his opponent b.!
the neck. dragged him from the saddle, and
sci OF NJ full speed. BascO was dragged
nearly mile, his neck was broken.
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BASEBALL.
Result, Of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

National League.-At Philadelphia: New
Yorks. +; Philadelphias, 3, Oh innngs).
At Brooklyn; Bostons, 3; Brooklyns, q. At
Cincinnati: Pittsburgs. I; Cincinnatis. D..
(Called sixth inning RAIN. At Chicago:
First game. ChcagOs. :, Cleyelands, !; sec
ond game. Chicagos !. tlcyelands ,.
Players' Ieague,-At Philadelphia: fhil-
adelphias. II: New Nork,. .. At Brook
lyn: Brooklyns, ,; KO,tcus, .. At Pitts
burg: Pittsbures. 4: Chicagos, 3. Vt
Buffalo: Buifalo-Clcyeland game posipon-
ed, wet grounds.
American Associaiion.-At Louisville:
Ioujsvilles. 1: Columbus. ,. At II. Louis:
II. l.ouis,rolcdo game postponed. rain. Al
Rochester: liOchester-Syracuse game post
poned. rain.
Atlantic League.-At Washington: Wash
iugtors. f3: Blliimores. :. AtN Wilmington;
Wilmingtons, 10; Newarks,9 .. At Hartford:
IIartfOrds, s.: NOrcesters, ID. AT Jerse!
City: jersey Citys, 3; New Haven, ..
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CHARLOTTE.
Deaths OF Charles Crawford and George
=. Finch.

>.
CHARLOTTE. y. e.. June H. Special r.
Charles Crawford, mayor Of salisbury, died
last night, after a brief illness. lie was
only thirty-two years old, and unmarried.
George :. Finch. one Of the prominent
citizens Of LincolntOn, died at his home
there al ) O'Clock last night. after an illness
of about month. Mr.. Finch was about
sixty-ise years Of age, and leaves VIE
and three children.
lie was the father Of Mr.. X. :. Finch,
agent Of the Seah0lrd Air Line Railroad
Company 1T Charlotte. The latter is now at
Hot springs. Ark. lie went there about SIX
weeks ago in the hope Of securing relief
from severe attack kofrheumatism. His con
lition has been such that tne resident doc
tors advised him against attempting 10 re-
turn home M the present time, aud he was
unable 10 be with his father in his last
hours.
The funeral services over the body OF DIR.
Finch will be conducted at i.incOlnt0n, at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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FerDEHIcKSn RG, VA. June H. >pe-
ciaL Miss Marie Greene, tine youngest
daughter OF Mr.. John Greene, Of stafford.
and Mr.. Charles +. Dickinson. Of Now
York. nephew Of cX-lo.unaster-Gcneral
Dickinson. were married at southern
iew" the beautiful home OF the bride
parents in that county thi. morning a. 1852
O'Clock. rev. George J.. Dickinson. 90
Newark, sd. father Of the groom. ofi riai-
iue The bride wore cream siil, Niih hfo-
cadtd China silk front, and carried lar -c
h0uuuct Of orange blossoms. Alier ihe
ceremony collation. was parl1ken OF 10y
those present. after which Dickinson lcii
FOR New York their future home
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THE STATE At LARGE.
DILEMMA ABOUT THE POSTMAS-
TER AT DANVlLLE.
Petition for the Appointment Of y Wo-
man Charged with Horse stealing
Many Barfs

Petition for the Appointment Of y Wo-
man Charged with Horse stealing
Wedding in stafford County-From
Many Parts.
PETERSBURG, VA. June H. Special
1t was stated Yesterday that white man.
giving his name as !. II. Walker, had been
arrested here on suspicion Of having stolen
a horse from Mr. 4. Henry Towbcman, IT.
siding near Siaunton. Mr.. Towberman
arrived here this morning. and nilly ident-
fed the stolen horse rs his property. Mr..
Towborman was taken to the city Jail TO see
if he could identify Walker, which be.
readily did. As soon as walker
was brought face 90 face with
Mr. Towhcrman his countonance fell.
He told Mr. Iowberman that ifl
he had known the horse belonged to him
heAeYer would have bought il. Mr.. Tow
herman s0ys that Walkers real name is
Arch Walker. and that he was his Tow
borman's) ncighbor in Augusta CON- ioI
seven years. Nr. TOwbermau stated further
that Walker had been gone from the county
for twelve months. Mr.. FOwbcrman told
THE TINES correspondent that the horse
was stolen from his pasture on The night oi
the 18th of May last. between the hours OF
II and II O'Clock. According 10 Mr.. Tow
bennan's statement. Walker has been re-
siding in Richmond for the past twelve
months. Walker will bc taken 10 stauDton
tomorrow morning in charge of Captain
W. II. Eaues chief Of policeOf this city, for
triad.
John T.. Massey. superintendent OF Public
Instruction. i'm company with Dr.. Duncan
nro,yn ~unariufoua.nfo If fine Public schools
~ po,,r-lirr., ,i-it,d .u of tho uttllic
s'i.'.,. i,,,.'. ,1;o ,,,o,,,in.,
pl,nlG,rd ndln No T. and 4 NJ
,t "a ,n,.tin,, hold last NIGHT elected fine r,l-
i,,,.i,', ,li.,,rs c,, tl,l o,,glii,,, torn. Dr 4
a pnIinso,, vor.iinf,i ,oaefer. I,too. 4
ri,'s scnio, ya,D.In. r. a. lone unior
,v,rd1r. Jobn r psrham. treasurer. Joseph
j, .for"s s1cretary. :. H. Worihiprton. Sc
ri,r deacon. (. G. Craford. uuior deacon.
pro,,rt, rc,nn,itt.s. ~ + Snotswo,i
Jobn T. parf,ln and Al. Clements. Stew
,rds. .loho ~ Unwfhorno N. 4. Waurp
.u,'i MN q ,''," c,mnliii " ''''' ave " ''
,rbn ,e,,,isr monthly INN Of tbo Counf,
,o,',., ~ Prime f,eor. q. win ha h.ld to-,noi-
r,,y Tbere aro mo c.,eos oc enocjIl Interest
oiilnr ou fine civil on criminal docket
n il loorne1 fr,p i, ~entlo,n,n Who a.-
,;,',l ba,,. t,.l,,. f,,,, Di,Yiddfo O,st tna.
'.'t ,,",, i, nm ron''tT .nf in Noft.,ya,
.rd ,,n,lia i. "a uerf.Df f,ilura. and tl,,t
",,l,. .i.,t h9lr, ,.ha,t cron Mil De- fna.i.
1{,rln,', Do,n,,ancei today nuilr.
d,,,n Woo,.. (b,ii.b on tho liirfo,i r..d
", I,,' ,',,i.ii c',,,i, f.,. ,,'. ,..,..,..a ,f
',' ,,..,.......- ,l.'', -, ,,'or.,.t,, c...l
, ,, KIM ,, ,,,,.r,., iir..,.. H.. NJ,
.,,,-'',....., In Ctl.t.,..i..id f., .,,..
n,,d. A. aid in the bmild,n. of tha new
/ I,,r..b
p,,r g. fou.s tho former ro.for Of th.
/ clnr'.h eff tIr Good ~barhcrl. in Blanln,rd.
/ has gone To- Ashland where Dc viii remain
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BhLFOUR SPEAKS.
sir I,rr,oate- the Degradation OF the
Liberal laEty.

Liberal Iagty.
lux..N. June u. Mr. Balfour was
entertained al a banquet in ~.
l.n.. .fa l. afternoon. la reply I"
tl-f .. said thr Irish secretary snip
a.. target for ranelhie abuse
l.f ae had zen less abused tndn some
ol l.s .mmcnt predecessors. Mitcheliown
.. .....U.in. stale. he said. and the Parnell-
... u... running another horse called
I.nnerar,. llc complained oi The ohsiruc-
lions Of fhe opposition in Iai ila'h'n''
... 4.r4l pnrty. which MSs beng
......f Ia frc heels oi national
,a. rn. le.son would come home to
.p...,,, , .9neration hence. when they found
,s'. aonsr on tAe country IA the hands oi the
.1loni.l party alone.
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GREENSBORO.
DIR. Msngum's saceessor-Narrow Escape
from Death.

from Death.
GREENSBORO, \. c.. June H. Special
Prof. Horace II. Williams, the recently
elected successor to DR.. Mangum, at the uIi-
yersty, enjoys the possession OF most
com piimentary record for young man.
lie graduated at Chapel Hin in lsSi with
the degrees of MASTER and bachelor OF
Arts. lie then spent several years IN the
study OF mental and moral philosophy, and
was professor Of this chair at Trinity, and
gave great satisfaction. lie obtained a tel
lowshlp at Harvard, and pursued a course
Of mental aud moral philosophy and theol-
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LYNcnBUEG. VA, june II. Special
Nr. Henry simpson. an on-,n-sf on t1c
Norlolh and Western Railroad. who was ao
seriously hurt "a few days ago rs .he wreck
at Concord. has been operated or ht h-
physician. and piece of broken h"nc ro-
moved from his skull, by which hi- recovery
BE-. harad far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12

OTTAWA, ONT, June 1.-The Methodist
Conference now in session here, has adopt
cd a resolution expressing its refusal of
any share IL the SiO,OoO awarded the Pro
:estsnt denominations in Quebec, in eou-
nectlon with the settlement Of the Jesuit
estates.
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CULPEPER.

Bishop whites Visitation 90 summer
visitors Crop Prospects.
CIIpYPEg, VA, June n,-lspec "a, j.
Although the Female Academy has closed,
and all the young ladies In attendance from
abroad have returned 20 their respective
homes. Culpepcr is not lacking youhs
ladies'. as large number are already come
,os the summer.
Yesterday tho basement was begun W VIC
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LONDON, June ll.-Tc-iay Nr. William
OBrien. member OF Parliament for Cork,
and Mile. Ratlalo,itch. daughter of the dis
tinguished Partisan banker, were married
hy Archbishop Croke. The ceremony wxs
witnessed ny Mr.. parnell and many oihk E
members " the Irish National party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12

sr pyrynsBu re. June II. Information
,... ,esri,sd ia mere Of disastrous FIRE. ae-
'.,o ~~nnanied by great loss Of life and pro
I'M =, i'f,ieisk snd New Jansk, IN the
,.y.i mountain mining district. The maga-
l.ne ran works. school houses, churches
and a thousand dwelling houses, itrc n',
ro,ed. Forty persons lost their ii'ev sllll
e.shteen thousand were reDcered honc'ees
i,y The disaster.
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Dr. Latimer Uonorei.

CHARLOTTE, Y. C.. June special. o.
Davidson College TO-DAY conferred the de-
gree of H.. ID. on Rev. j. +. Latmcr, ID. H.,
Of iIampden-sydney. Va.
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Cicrf Couj1.-pa-kard and Burklcy
AGAINST j. {. Carpenter. Order Tor Hpcciti
iurv OF twenty 90 attend this court nest
FRIDAY at 80 o'clock.
Snit. instituted: Warner Moore against
II. VI. White aud T/. >eiz for Sjll u.
Robert Wcndenburg against john /.
MAYNARD * Son for S3}O.i9.
Bcrner a Enge Brewing Company
against G.. ". Bantord for SSii.-~.
Tcuri.o comfy court. At tine maris
trai y, trial held Yesterday, Jjmo- Johnson
(c0lorcdD, charged With mail ;'oes assault
was sent on the Grand luiN.
IIusfjngS Court.-Juags =. J.. witt dis
posed of but little business yet rday'
Charles II. Epes qualified ass rs"ani OF ihe
city for the ensuing term ri tWo years lfom
the lst of July. with John Md-l aus bonds
man. in the sum of $3.50. Two deputy
.orreants qualified Tor the same term
Edward :. Forney hough ana Edward l.
McCabe.
Robert b. Muufori qualified Is Commits
sjouarol the Revenue for the next two years.
Ills dcpuiies are Edward Gray, Johr W.
Wilks. John @. Mosby, Lee Crutchneld and
/ Harvey l.. Davis.
chaNccy,j CoWf. The Chancery Court
met in She c0uft-r0om of the Court OF Ap-
ucals Yesterday. and Judge waller y. Nia-
! bic, continued his argument in the lieilie
/ levi, Thomas case. and de court adj
/ iouInod to meet again al 10 o'clock at the
same place, when argument VIII be r.
sumca.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Chuccfg Con1.- n. G.. Cannon, specal
commissioner. 90 Jubilee Baker I'D icct on
west side Twelfth street, between NJ ana \.
/ S5l: II. y. Nassar TO \. \. stokes, Jf.' "'
/ fepf ON east side of James street, between
! Clay and Leigh. 500.
Heu.fcO CoVHfV.--lhomas l.. boile 10
sarah Is. Reeves. % feet on Thirty y-siAti'
street. southeast corner MWshah' f-''' -
4. cole TO Runice b. Ladd. - acres on
west side Brook turnpike, 81; WI. on
man 10 Walter r. Mason. - feet on norm
sile Leigh street, near Dinneen. 500; >.
/ Howard Childrey 10 George q. Jones ana
/ W. G. Otley. l2-iOO acres on west sue New
Market road. $40: William :. Noodson To
( W. T.. and Melvin :. Dickcn, II acres on
! Broad-strcct road, 1920.
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I,emmier 10 Die.

SYRACUSE. y. T., June li.-Judge Wal
Tohor. has vacated ana dismissed the writ
OF habeas corpus in William kemmler's
else.
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THE NEWS SUMMARY.

sam Jones preached 20 large audiences yes
teflac.-Nr J.. M Macon has been np-
roint.d deputy sheriff Mrs. Hobalua Bur
rcSs dicd.-.1hc chamber Of Commetce
meets in annual session Tonight
VIRGINIA..
Am on.r,tion was madc ON the skull Of
l,.rr. -fmpson. who Was injured IN wreck
d. concord Mr. Charles g. Dickinson. Of
Nm, Yor..n.d Miss Marie Greene were mar
r.el in stafford county A petition il in
circulation n r1nvro for the appointment
ofMfs sarah N Martin for po,imastcr.---
D.. Il. Walkcr. charged 40 Petersburg w''h
hoisc-stcalmc. VIII bo taken 10 S,aunion for
trial. Blnndhrd Lodge of Masons elected
officers -yhe oat cropiu Dinwddic, Amelia
snl Nottowav is siiG 90 hc % failure The
r.-cf>nare Musical Association Will have It's
annual meeting tonight
NnHIu CNhoIINA-
i,.of. ...r Horace n. Williams, elected sue
..r+o nr Maugum. Of the State Jnivcr-
..,. h.s "a nuc rccord.--teyonue officers
4..ratl ia siQkos county. MANY co..
....f school commcuccmcnis are in pro-
..... Tho Grand Commandery knights
.........,r,siu meet in Afhcvillc Tins week.
,tr. q. n. Duke had e Brilliant re
.... ID pufhan Mrs. James stokes
t..r..a to dcan at Warsaw he
......, O,l,f ut. damaged hy running into
.,....l.ff f.o1..m 300 Iamico sound
,f.,.r t.aI.. Crawford, ci 'a'iSouiy' an"
,lr. ...r.r- IurI oi Lin'"ih'""' are "''"'
WAsruNoTpN.
.I.. ..rlry civil appropriation bill con-
t.... a number of rcms making appropria-
..... In Virginia -Ihe President has dcci-
f..t.t, .r.c..r.z. l1ugston as tht leader of
r.. r.frnIeln mrty n Virginia, vice Ma
...,. f.roscI A favorable report has
h. madc ON fho iin 60 Increase the
...r.r .rrarou for public building at
.. .ulrefon y g.. 90 s3tOooO. The
.....crcc report on fhc Senate dependent
.....ia. lill WIS aaic,d io iu the House. and
...-.r.ff 0u thc aut-tfusi BIN was ilion
I.. ~cnafe spent most of thc day dis-
......,.. .ac ~cuute silver hll. The Senate
..Itn prohibit mcat products monopoly was
.....l The senate Finance Committee
...... f...l.cl Dacl, o. tine Scmatc the House
....sIH Nith important cndmcnis.
Siw YORK;
....,..t ..er fle pufchast ofthc Baltimore
....-... ir1u thc ciiy of Baltimore ln-
.-. on Nali street is that ihc
....r r.lc Boo the interest az The
..ruInpl and Noi'horn Pacific
.......- Iut.u-c heat prevailed yestci-
.. Hur-.-ihe Nouh American
...,... iIonen cSn0ctel for sevcim days
..f.uItDi -tho nnncI,r> having
.....t..ri f., the settlement OF thc
..f ia.. been holding conferences
d. az. .u N.t York The details
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AMENDMENT TO THE HOUSE SILVER BILL.

The Senate Committee on Finance to-day
reported back to the senate the House sill
yer bill with important amendments. lhe
pro,i.ion making the certificates to be is
sued legal tender is struck out; also the
provision making the certificates rcdccma-
ble in bullion ON demand at the option Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury; also the Sec
ton providing that when the market price
of silver l. 81 for 31l.2j grains of silver. II
shall he lawful 10 receive bullion for coin
age. and the purchase Of silver bullion shall
be suspended. \ new provision was added
limiting the operation of the proposed new
law to ten year, from the date on which 1t
takes effect.
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GENERAL AND Personal.

The heat to-day has been severe. bu. fair
breeze tempered il somewhat. and OCCASION
ally clouds slightly obscured tho sun. The
degree Of humidity in the atmosphere was
a per cent.-nOt a large amount. The
thermometer at 3 O'Clock was - degrees. \
big thuWler-storm ended the day.
The North American squadron has not
yet arrived. II was due on saturday. ard
was expected Monday and yesicniay.
Charleston, the last port touched at, was
left several days ago.
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In the House to-day Mr.. Mills, of Texas,
was appointed member Of the Committee
ON Rules. and MIR. Turner, Of Georgia,
member of the Committee on Ways and
Means. to ill vacancies Occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Carlisle, Of kentucky.
The conference report on the senate De
pendcnt Pension bill was presented. and the
previous question ordered. and after dis
cussi0n was agreed tO-yeas 10, nays ~.
The conference report ON the Antitrust
bill was taken mp, but went over without
action. and the House at 30 adjourned.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-12
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate in
Clarendon county have been made since
Ton I 1901.