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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
LIE Tracy FIRE.
Inquest into the Cause and Circumstance
OF the Disaster.

or the Disd~icis
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February 6.-lhe
inuuest into the cause and circumstances oi
the Tracy fire was held 40 the Third pre-
cinct stati0n-house to-day under the
superintendent OF acting Coroner schaelef.
Chief Paris. Of the fire department was
the first witness. lie said: ! entered the
house through The basement ana went UP
the back stairwsy. went through The
bathroom 20 Secretary Iracys room, and
there ] found him. Ny men and myself
helped him 90 the window So that he could
get air. The men carried him down
the ladder and then went
back again and found Miss Tracy m the
next room. / wrapped some bed-clOthin-
around her and carried her down the back
stairway 10 the street below. The conclu-
sion that have come to IS that the hre
originated from the explosion Of the lamp.
which had been left burning in the room.
Howard ". Wright, fireman, corroDo-
rated the statements made by the Ihlei.
Oihccr Catell testified that When
ho ATTEMPTED 10 enter the burning
building he was driven back by smoke.
he sucoeedcd in entering, and heard
a scream. tie Stumbled over the Dodf
of Secretary Tfacy. aaa, with the
assistance Of Chief Paris, removed him to
the window. Officer Elliott was then called.
The witness was one OF the men VINO ran ul
stairs and brought down the body OF the
French maid. Had she remained IN her
room. he said, she would have been
an right. The witness had seen the
chief brine down Miss Tracy's body. After
examinlng these and other witnesses the
iurv rendered yerdicl 10 the effect that ihe
deaths were caused by hre at the Tracy
mansion. the origin Of which was unknown
~ lll InrY.
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will conduct the case. is well known. VIII
liam a. Glasgow. Ir.. OF Fincastle. took tho
oath OF Commonwealth Attorney. and
viii assist in the prosecution. Mr.. Gias-
cow j. "A brother Of Mr. Frank GLASGOW. of
the defense. and is one Of the brightest
young legal minds 40 the Virginia bar.
After the adjournment Of the c0ur, the
counsel ~ the Miller brothers submitted "a
proposition 10 the Commonwealth o. try AN
three Miller brothers and Reese 40 the same
time. and 20 this the Commonwealth re-
fused 10 answer in writing. hut said be
would answer in court In the morning.
The Witnesses and jurors will Dee ON hand
IN the morning, when The court viii try DO
secure jury OF sixteen, four OF whom will
ne dropped. II n jury is secured 10 will Dc
q surprise % very many. This feature may
consume two days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
ROW IN CHURCH.
Marvellous story About a Ccneral fieht
la which Two Men Wer, Killed.

la which Two Men We're killed.
CHARLOTTE. N.r.. February o. During
the services iu Virginia country church,
about thirty miles from Sparta. ". c..
last sunday. fle Rev. James w..
-ir0odt during the course Of his
remarks, said. There is man
in this congregation who rs 30 mean and
unialihnl i0 bis wife that DO is "a wonder
that God does not rain down iro and brim-
stone upon DIS head and consume him."
The preacher pointed hls finger towards
Thomas Coleman. Vino occupied IL seal near
the pulpit. 40 ho did sD that individual
Jumped l0 DIS feet iD inquire f the parsOn
meant t0 De personal in his remarks.
80 sooner Nas Coleman On bis feet than
bali dozen dcscons were up demanding
that be- SO down. Everything was In an
uproaf, and an attempt was made 10 eject
Coleman.
Coleman resisted and scIng "a stick Of
wood lying near the stove boz BEGAN 10 WELD
10 Aagd and fast, knocking four
men 10 the door and fatally wOunding
j. Ferguson. one man wrenched the
club igom Coleman aud dealt him "a deadly
blow across the bead. llc then walked ont
oi the church and bias not been seen since.
The riot lasted 5iX minutes, and was par.
tclpated In by mahy oi the congregation,
who used clubs Us weapons. The allied
were IhOMas coleman aud j. Ferguson.
The injured were. Edward Ciaus0u. Robert
Edwards and John lceiig.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
Norlh siate Gieanlng..

The Wake Forest student sayss Miss
Mary N0ailes Murlrce possesses such ac-
compli-hments 40 have ever made her a Ia
foriie within the social circle. Miss Murliec
descended ilom distinguished family o.
North Carolina. llcr grandfather served
several terms in Congress. Wien quite
Young Miss Murlte was attacked By par
alysis and famed FOR lie, although her mem
tai faculties remained unimpalfcd. Ia con-
sequence 0f this she was dcbarred the sp1rts
Of youth and became a hafd,tudeni.
One day last week. in the absence IL the
family n Mr. Henry steele. II lower
Greek. nom home, a severe buli terrier made
an attack upon the h0ck of sheep and so w.
ycrely injured four NJ them that they died !.
and badly nanglod a number of others,
The savage dog did not kin the sheep 10 eat.
as ho Ten the carca,te alone.
The Dispatch is the title 90 neat.
sprighuiy daily started at Gohsboro by =
Publishing company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

nhHls. February 5-The Stuttgart Ca
-..ie says uai Martin Mueller, the man
81, in october last attempted % shoot
'inef liiam while the latter was driving
'N.f'n 90 Hig.burg. has been ad-
i''t'l iunuic, and placed IN an asylum
ID ftifEsBrao, febfuayy e.-Mr Hen
2" Stanley has been elected y member Of
''. Nu''ion biographical society
N'ht' February g.-CaTdinal Pecci.
.',.i ...,.... oi ile Pope, wb0 IL suffering from
pneumonia, is dying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Choruses of the Musical Association.-
Minor Notes.

Minor Notes.
PETERSBURG. VA. February G.-.Spe-
cial. The chOruses Of the Petersburg Mu-
sica Association are, and have been for
several months past, practciug for the mu-
.ical festival. 90 be held at the Academy Oi
Music. in this city: i'm May next. Mr.. NOl-
tenius is now in correspondence with a
number of the leading artists in this
country. but as yet no engagements
have been made with any of them
for the festival. II is expected 90 have all
the engagements l0nsummated in month
or SD. 10 is proposed iO make the festival
in May next the best that has yet been held.
a motion for % rchearing Of the suit of
Berry y. Briggs against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company will Doe argued
in the Hastings Court of this city on the
2iih instant.
Ei~n0w icll quite briskly here this morning
Tor an hour or 30, but the flakes melted
almost as soon as they touched the ground.
The intermediate examinations at the
public schools, which have been i'm progress
for some time. are about 40 close.
a large iron safe for the Office OF the col
lect0g of internal revenue for the district
arrived here this morning from New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

Ailasi Inaugurated a. chief Executive
of West virginia.

intEiF.I0N. ~. Va. February Gov
Dtf Fleming was inaugurated at noon to-
0If. llc oath VAS administered by Judge
F" Lur.'sb. of the Supreme Court. A large
nl0i were present, among them many
.iIes. lle new Governor spoke for about
.'' minutes. in which Dc referred 10 the
Democratic tariff policy and fbe late con-
.mpIimCnuug Governor Wiis0B. and
elfn- himself % discharge the duties Of
'', oAc' faithfully and impaftially.
A. grand inaugural ball took place iD the
'.'.e Am0fy iu ihegcnine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

CHARLOTTE, n. g., February C.-ahe an-
uual banquet 0f the Chamber OF Commerce
here tonight celebrated the opening ol the
new bul0rd hotel. one hundred and one
persons sat down at 9 O'Clock with Presi-
dent Wellington presiding. The banquet
kept up o.. late lolr,
A dozen Oh more speechcs were made.
The material 1Hrity Of Charlotte and
Nortn Carolina Vas the theme Of most u the
speakers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
FEARFUL EXPLOSION.
ghree Hundred Miners Entombed Aii''
In "A Mine.

LONDON, February 6.-An explosion III .
coiliery. al Abersy chan, Eonmouthshire'
occurred to-day, by which 800 miners were
Imprisoned. Rescung parties nave sue
ce6ded in bringing two hundred Oh 'ne iil-
,yiSoned men 10 the surface, some Of whom
were more or less injured. Forty bodies OF
,hsss Who persisted have been taken irom
tle min =. and dfty Of the miners are SUI
entombed. The owness Of he mine estimate
he number Of killed at lZO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

PHILADEIPniA, February G.-Joha Gala
cher was chsrged TO-DAY with teloniCWsly
assaultlBg Mary eaten, AGED nlteen yeals.
Tho evidence showed conelusisely that
Gallagher was guilty and Judge Reed sen-
fenced him TO ffleen years IN the kastfu
peAltenllagl,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
BRIEF TeIEGRAMs.

I.r fooism oregon are tie most dcstrue.
f. .I before known. Many lives have
i..n 'la. aud thousands Of dollars Of prop
tHI destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
lNcENsEp DEMOCRATS.
Block Legislation Rather Than submit to
AntOcracy.

HELENA. MONT, febFuaFy 6.-l eslerdai
afternoon after the adjouInmenl Of the sen
ate eloht Democrats somewhat incensed al
the ruling of Licutenanf+bOiernor hckaIu'
i'm counting them present when lney reinse'
M vote. took trains in different directions
They said that they were going beyond tn,
state line 10 get out Of reach OF the ser
a.aot alarms. Their absence VIII block al
teongtaf on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

I McIean's.r The witness said he told eN
Governor Foraker that in his Judgment il
/ certainly connected Campbell with ques
tionable transaction, and should not Re-
concealed. He also said that De was cN.
asporaied no the idea that Mckinley, But
terworth and the others were connected
with the matter. that he thought
he would explode 10 under them. and thai
under what delusion others might have
signed this paper, Mr.. Campbell certainly
knew all about IL. for he had introduced the
bill. Besides, be was the only signer of the
paper before the people for public office,
and his name, at least. should be published
In connection with the transaction. The wit
ness explained how he came ID make the
paper public SO soon in the campaign. Ho
had intended % spring 10 about three weeks
before the campaign closed. and afterwards
% settle with Messrs. sherman Mckinley
and Buiterworth. il they could not explain
their connection with this paper. A speech
made by Governor Campbell at Pixies
Opera House. In Cincinnati. In which be
brought ont the T0pp letter. was the direct
use Of the early publication. The Topp let
ter was a sore subject with the Kepubl-
cans, and. besides Mr.. Campbell had in
dulged i'm some personalities concerning
himself The witness published an edito-
ithi 'dlN warning Mis = 'diNINtli iuAi HN
was concerned in a questionable transac-
ton. ana then. said Mr.. Halstead. ~ wasn't
able 90 hold it back. and the paper got out
earlier than intended" The witness said
that he was rather staggered at senator
>herman's knowledge of the paper
HON. GEORGE D. WISE.
Representative Wise will speak on the
adoption Of rules. and will explain the at
tempted usurpation Of the Republicans.
PENSIONS.
Virginia pensions have been granted rs
follows: Original invalid Barney Rigney
and Joseph CulbertsOn. both OF the Ma
ti0nal Military Home. Increase Frederick
,churnman, of the National Military Home;
Sergeant Arlington. of Manassas; Allen :.
Baker, OF Eastyille.
NATIONAL COLORED MEN.
The national convention Of colored men
finished its labors to-day by adopting the adj
dress "to the people, prepared by the CONF
mittee on resolutions, in which it is urged
upon the "colOred American voters of the
United states, especially In localities the
public sentiment Of which secures 10 them
efficacy and potency OF their votes, 10 sup
port in the future only such candidates for
public Office as are known 20 be IN favor of
justice 10 the cOlored citizen.
The address also iaYors the passage Of the
Blair educational bill; the passage Of a law
TO put Federal elections under Federal con-
troll and opposing the Morgan deportation
bill. ON this point the address saws
''While we recognize the rights OF colOrod
American citizens TO go 90 any country
they may desire, or 30 any part OF
our own country, yet we do not
believe that it is any part of the duty of the
General Government 10 render any aid or
assistance from the Federal Treasury for
that purpose, and we do not ask it. All Ne
ask is justice, equal rights, and fair play.
II, under said circumstances. We cannot
survive, we will have none 10 blame but
Our.plypsr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
WELSH AFFAIRS.


LONDON. Feb. 6.-Mr. Alfred Thomas,
p0ne- Rule member Oi The House Of Com
mons for the eastern division of Glamor-
ganshire will move an amendment To the
address in reply % the Queens speech as
the opening OF the coming session OF iarlis :
ment. declaring that the Affairs OF Wales
ought 10 be administered by a special d.
partment, presided over by minister ae-
uuainted With Welsh national affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07
[By United Press D
sENAIE.

The time of the senate to-day was princi-
paily taken up by Mr. Blair IN advocating
,n- Educational bin. AZ the conclusion of
morning business "a few bills We're taken
from thc calendar and passed. The Okla
h0ma bin was then taken mp and lts reading
concluded and some formal amendments
were agreed tO.
Mr. Blair then took the floor and proceed
ed with his speech ON the Educational bin.
commenced Yesterday. After speaking for
tWO hours, Mr. Blair Welded the floor. I'M
tending % conclude bis remarks on Mon
day.
The Senate then proceeded 90 executive
business. aud at 4:lj T.. NJ. adjourned Tin
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

Mr. Halsted, editor Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette. was the principal
wimess.bel0rc the ballot box investigating
committee to-day. After beneral sherman
had testified that he had never signed a
ballot box contract, and pronounced his
signature % the ballot box paper a
forgery. Bethany starr, who was
AN unsuccessful candidate Tor Congress on
the Republican ticket in Ohio in the last
campaign, was called and gave important
testimony. Mr.. Halstead was then placed
on the stand. lie told the story OF his con-
nectiOn with the forged paper in dry,
humorous manner, and brought out several
laughs from his hearers. After identifying
the ball0t-b0x paper, Mr.. Halstead said be
had first seen il on September nth on tat
cars 40 Springfield, Ohio. He met GOV
ornor Foraker OF tAe train, and re Gov
err0r shaved nina tile naecs which be hat
obtained nom Wood. The witness aske,
Governor Foraker how lo had Oh
tanned the paper, and the iatter replie'
hat X. C.. Wood had given II 20 him. ll'
j uad some conversation previous % thi
about Wood. and the latteg's usier TO get th
paper. To Mr.. llals;eads question wher
Wood had got .he paper, ex-Goyerno
Foraker said, 1T came right cut Of JON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

The President sent the following nomina-
ii0n- tO the senate to-day. Collectors OF
customs: Louis N. Bell, of Virginia, for the
district of Alexandria. Na.;J. II. Pnker-
tom. of Florida. for the district of 81. Marks.
fla.; +. a. Vaughn, of Texas, for the dis
iriet of Ialuril, Tex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

Ait0moy-General Miller has been inform
ed OF the whereabouts Of the timer Franz
who led from Aberdeen. Miss. az the time
Of the burning 0f secretary Proctor IN efiigy
there. Dir. Franz will probably be brought
tO this city. when, after consultation with
him. Att0rney-Geucral Miller will decide
whether the United States shall take action
u the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-07

Three Men To he IIanged-Fatal shoot
Ing Array in MaNton.-IIis Neck Broken
in MiIi Machinery.-M Items In the
state
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THE JAP Is STRONG.
sprightly Matsada Has Re-
covered His yigor.
sessaL AN EASY VICTIM.
..,ssi yin 30 Tato Aesfrs Training
..s viii soon BE Eeady 10 Meet
Au Corners.
ssasaL An EASY VICTIM

u.s.ada soYakichi. tbs middle weight
.s.rrn;on wrestler. who has recently re-
.-.sss from severe illness. which neees-
go lsis retirement from tie padded
ss.sa Tor several DonIsas, has returned
ssm t9o weeks visit 20 British Golan-
= asoking as sch and strong as ever.
xasssda Is greatly elated over the result
81. ~-estlsag match, in which be came OF
- while At Victoria. II was bis fiTst
~.s,h since his severe Illness and. AZ
.'s.s'ph MS muscles are not As solid a. they
-. tsse severe stfsggIc be went through
8 dewasng hiss maa plainly demonstrated
-, tAex woaIa BE hard again alter 4 few
asekg consistent training.
Rsrsl Is the aarne o. the Jap's latest
.Aesssa He stands short six feet in
ksizsss and weighs nearly 80 pounds. At
thasss nogiee IN Ffestlsnz. he. 50 the Jap
..ss. csa give most any 81 the Dsg wresslers
sesssts bari match The following item
.sss..sesi sn Victoria paper the morning
asef tAe maseh
- ustrh anueuncea b take place a. TIE
s.,sstIs atfIesle eint tHst evening drew quits .
sass!,sr n s9srta ~ the rooms AaEasdn
zsnkkhs eas pot 10 good trim
ssssnK hardly got over bis
essrs sod. Both mea Old good w0sk, how
s,.s bas HernAl. nsa having a. much sciences
Z ice Jap. acsed mostly en- the ds-
dr. TIE asSt hort was bafsi
- sesss.er q the nen Rottins fall The Sec
- xas ayellsf, sad vas w8n IN about eight
snasss ~ she Jsr, with . dying iAlL The
4.sa as Ai9s won W the Jap in atous the
ssas tue. although he had to work harder 70
aasn hls man.
TIE iron Jap viii 90 into active training
= few sisys. ard save after tao or three
seskx have passed be vii be ready 70
x.es1e any nsas living. Qainn, sclln.
mscber or Faulkner prt.erred.
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KorrcE 20 coNrR1croRs.

NOTICE TO CoSTgACFl Ess-sEA IE1 BIDS
~ sor clearing fiss acres a. zae town q York
noa, eorrsz Third and YeSls- avenue. up 20 IAN
RAY !; tae owner RESERVES ia night % refuse
suy q al bids
NOTICE 10 SHIP BUILDEgs-THE com
~ mon Council Of the city G seattle, Nasa.,
wilt, ~ Is e4erk. receive SaAie& HOS for the
sgruction Of : IRE h0zt for SD city. u 4ceosd-
ance WITH the plans and Specifications now on
fie in ssld clerks Once in tae CRY hal. All
bids . TsGciSr GODS cerafloz zasst state where
u IS proposed 70 construct said boat. and saRlf
be fled, as Aforesaid. on OF before MONDAY
January 8, 1884, AZ 80 q clock y N. axI laust
he sceompantet b. q certified csez.k On So
attic bsuS Tor the sam q feur thousand dollars
5000 dgSwa IN favor o. the iFeasarsr OF said
cry zno ne sorleited TO said city should the sue.
essstzi bidder refuse or neg est - eater into
contract sns furnish good and saairiens bond
DAYS altar the axsri Of srch eonFrsct IS TcSdc
by the Common Council OF said city. aud TIE
right Is reserved 70 reject any o. a. bids afseTet
c. w,FEkRfs. Clerk.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS SEALED PRO-
N pcasls vii be re- eiyEd bY the board 0f com
misi0hers of King county, " ashingTon. ~ fae
office Of the cognts aladstar. IN seattle. Wash.
inTtou, on or before Monday. February 5 A. d.
fss0. az IL o'eleck q. M. for furnishing and set
ting up OF a steel and iron tail cages, with cor
fisloss. also for furnishing doors aud wincoW
grstsngs for the Dew King county courthouse,
now in course OF erection AZ Seattle. Washing
ton, ia accordance with the riAns aud speeia-
cations prepared By W. A. gsiseh.e architect.
Snd BOW on lie ia the architect oEaee in rooFas
u aud ~, Kern buiiting. corner OF lesser ave
nne ana South Second street, in ssaftle. Wash.,
copies Of which may oe had upon application %
the architect accompanied b. deposit OF SO IS
security for their return.
Zach proposal must be accompanied by GER
tilted check on some local hank in the SUM Of
hfseeh hundred dollars (sl.50oi. made payable 20
The order 81 the Treasurer OF King county,
Washington" as q guarantee that in case
of the award OF the contrast being made
70 him, the said contractor shall enter
into formal contract. as prepared by
the architect. and furnish good ard snti-
cisnf bonds according 70 las for the faithful ex
eeution and completion Of tie contract. in fail
IRE al which the sad check shall be forfeited
% King county without recourse and Tar
liqaidased darnsges for such failure on the part
OF llle bidder.
80 proposal viii be considered unless accom-
painted hr such certified check.
Tfs commissioners reserve the right TO reject
aHY o. al Of the BIDS.
lated this sth day OF December. 1859.
wR FORREST,
Coaatv Auditor ana ex-affirio Clerk OF the
Beard OF County Commissioners OF King
county. Washington
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so1rcr or DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE or n1soslUTioS or CsbPART.
~ neTthfp. To whnFa : uav eaRseFn SO
s!ee Is heyeag ssvsu shst fhe eoHsfs aefsAlP
heretofore existing 80 aesia tsentgs eiasszss J.
gesssrsaa smith AL fhAr - BHtleg. Hrtes ne
arrs nsgae sssf sfyieo saith Eeotaeo kl8slsT-
Doing whcass2ss hGtcnsT ksas nsss ka fAe ely
81 Sesstle vas on TIE ln SU ct 9anEaFY,
$50. eissosxess ~ m9tHAl cuusenI Al con
tgssse ges uzfns saei - sa& nrga ssa - pr
sarslss 2ns carried ost IS ~ sascessoFs saith
Ysot nefx SsgE -ssssf ~ tSfserTe = >Hzlin A1a
Jesgrscn ssssSn All indebtedness 81 the aNts
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