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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
LAeoReRs BURIED UNDER A cAve-lN
OF EARTH.
A Youthful CrimipaI-Liveiv Chase After
Burciars-The Proceedings
Secret.
Especial telegram to the DlspatclLl

LyNcHBuBo. Va. January 2i.--A terrible
accident occurred q mile and half bo0w
the city this morning. While force ot
hands were excavating in Denton's BRICK
ward an unexpected caving in Of the earth
occurred. burying three colorcd men under
twenty feet of dirt and rocks. One was
killed instantly and it is thought the
others viii die. just previous 70 the acci-
dent twenty men were engaged immediate
ly where the caye-in took place. but were
called out to 20 TO some other part of the
work.
Captain Samuel W. venable, Of Peters
burg, is in the city.
One of the small negro boys who escaped
from Amherst jail last week was captured
and convicted Yesterday and sentenced to
Tho penitcntiary for seven years. lie Is
only twelve years Of age.
The police had a lively chase after bur-
glars last night at small market-house on
Fifth street. The burglars forced an en-
trance into the front door. and when the
police went in after them they ran out tho
back way and after q long chase escaped.
They got very little booty.
TIE PROCEEDINGS PRIVATE.
The stockholders Of Bonsack's Cigarette
Machine Company held o meeting here to-
day which was well attended, but the pro-
ccedings Of the meeting were kept private
and they would not admit reporters. 1t is
rumored on the street tonight that they
determined TO increase the stock TO
81 600 900. which is about 70 per cent. In
crease. Your correspondent asked several
members about the rumor, but they would
not talk. The meeting adjourned over IN
I'll the 18th Of February.
KILLED.
Captain John NJ. Bailey, a prominent clti-
zen Of BlUeGeld. was run ovor and Killed
by ward engine on the Norfolk and West
crn road Saturday last. He endeayored to
step backwards out of the way of train on
another track when he hung his foot and
fell directly in front of the .ard-englno,
which mGnelcd his BODY in a frightful
manner. lie leaves q widow and several
children.
A great many farmers in Southwestern
Virginia are bringing cotton-secd meal from
Georgia and feeding It to cattle and sheep.
They sag it is cheaper and better than hay
and corn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
The West virginia Contest.

SIccinl Telegram 70 the DiHphs'hI
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January H.-Both
houses Of the Legislature met IN JOINT
assembly this afternoon, az which session
Mr. Price. chairman Of the joint commit
tee 10 formulate rules 10 govern the JOINT
session in the cubernatorial contest. made
a report which allows Judge Fleming and
General Golf to appear for themselves Z
they go desire, and twelve hours Is allowed
20 members Of the committee 20 discuss
the report. the time 10 he equally divided
between the majority and minority, the
chairman Of the committee to close. Other
members Of the Legislature Will have the
right TO discuss the question when any
member of the committee who has the
floor Yields a portion Of his time.
am informed that General Golf VIII ap-
pear in his own behalf with his attorney,
but Judge Fleming viii leave all to those
who represent him and have his case IN
charge. None Of the members of the Le-
gislature will talk. rs they say they are
members Of jury to decide an important
case. The contest Will be begun ut noon
tomorrow. The attorneys will argue their
clients cause ten hours and then the JOINT
assembly will take hold of the case.
The House passed resolution to-day
instructing our Congressman and Senators
to vote for Chicago for the Worlds fair
when the question IS narrowed 10 chicago
ofH Kax- York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED
INA COURTHOUSE.
The Result Of n Fcud Between the Wood
pecksr and the Jay-Bird Parties.
Judge Tcrry's Nephew Killed.
lpr ,nlerrnnh 10 tho pispatch.l

GALVESTON. Tx, January 2i.-A terrible ira
gcdy wes cnsctel In court-h house here to-day, In
which Kyle Terry. nephew OF the la,e Juuge
'avli Terry, was instantly klpeI ava WV my d
badly wounded. The killing was TIE outcome
81 the Fort Bend troubles, which resulted some
tlme ago In such bloody patte between the
citizens OK Richmond. Somo months ago terry /,
who was N tax-assessor OF Fort Bend county. ana
q memter Of whaE II known n The Woodpocker
party, had difficulty with the three Gibson boys,
all members Of the Jay-Bif1 party. five weeks
later Terry met one OF tho Gibson boys IN Mhhr-
ton and killed him. When the case came up
for trial Terry got n change 81 rcnus 10 this
county, and the cases we're set down Tor to-day,
ard tue witnesses Tor both the prisoner aud the
defence had brought 10 this city large numoer
OF mo adhercnis 81 what - known a. tno jay
Bird and Noodpccser factions OF Fort bcnd
county. A few minutes Rfter 10 this morning
byie Terry, his brother. Captain David Terry,
OF California: Judge Parker. judge weston, Dr.
Gnlo, nni some others entered the front door OF
the couri-house Terry turned 20 the loft toward
the stairway and had just reached the second
stop when the first shot was tred " struck MIN
under the rigbt arm and came out OF Inc lett
breast ami literally tore his heart 10 pieces
There was a moments lull. and then four or
five shots we're fred from Different directions
one passed through the arm OF Judge weston.
of Fort Bend county, another through tle ieg ot
Horny ride. Covesionian. Eye-Wlt-
nesses cay throe men were shooting, nam
INK them rs Vol. Gibson. who killed Terry
and whose brother Terry had killed Ia
wharton Daniel Ragsdale, ana young MITCHELL
from Fort Bend cOuniy-all Jay Birds. Tho CHI
zsns OF Galveston are intensely Indignant be-
cause tho Fort Bend-county factions transferred
tho settlement II their troubles here. lmmeil-
stcly after the shooting SIX arrests werc made.
| Tho principal ono Was Vol Gibson, who Tired the
irsi aud only fatal ehot. lie 10 young man
about twenty-five years Old. aud treats the mat
ter coolly. Gibson was tho oldest man in the nt-
lacking party. four Of tho others being
under twenty-ono years Of age. IL is evil
don't hat fufouffgu XIII NnS-
ton and Parker ~ well a. Terry. Judge
Parkvr "a member Of the Legislature from
Fort Bend county, AMI Is charged with having
been tho cause OF the late riot IN Richmond.
His trial for murder comes up tomorrow. no
s. charged with killing negro woman IN the
Richmond riot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Where the Prospects Are Bright.

10y lt4H6IhpL ~ tA' bt'pat'H'i
SAN FRANcfsco. January 2i.-Ihe pros
poets are that the great snow blockade on
The Central Pacific viii be cleared tonight
or tomorrow tO the delight Of snow-bound
passengers. Clear weather Is reported at
all the stations from Rocklin 10 Iruckee,
save at Colfax and Cisco, where the weather
is still cloudy. As each Of these places one
inch Of snow fell last night. There Is now
three feet OF snowOn the ground at ColtaN,
while at Cisco the country IS covered 30 q
depth of over fifteen feet on a level
and in drifts the snow - three
or four times ms deep. Last evening
tho Central Pacific was enabled TO open
the road in Series to five dead engines near
Champions Spur. 4 rotaTy-plow was push
ed by eleven engines. and the snow was
fifteen feet deep on either side OF the track.
One hundred and fifty snOw-shoyellers who
were engaged in digging q trench were
surprised and completely buried by snow
from the plow. They were badly scared, but
the only injury sustained was tho Gucklng.
Five engines and plows wero taken to the
truckers. and the way is clear to Tunnel
No. II, with the exception Of minor drifts
on the hlue canyon side. They have
passed TO Cascade, where the rotary IS again
AT work. and il il said 10y the railroad Obj
Gals that the road will bo open possibly
tonight Heavy slides and drifts are re-
ported between Iruckee and Boca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Nntnre in Convnlsion

ia terrific. Volcanic erupuons, cyclones. earth
duakcs are nwfully and tremendously pic
turesque. but scarcely desirable 70 emulate in
action ami effect by tho administration Of remo-
dies which produce CONFUSION and agony in
The abnormal portion Of the human frame.
such Is tho effect Of the old-fashioned violent
purgatiycs happily falling more and more into
disuse and Of which Dostetters stomach Bitter5
is the wholesome, pleasant, AMI Tar more eI-
fectiye silcceiaaeum. Thoy weaken the intes-
tnes-iha Rlttors inylgOrates them. They LET,
tho bowels inactive, because incspacitaied ny
ensuing feebleness Tho Bltter-, on the con-
trary. and because 10 enables not iOrces, them
10 sct-a vast end fortunate difference perpetu-
ates their activity and regularity. Tho liver Is
beneacially stimulated, AS Tho kidneys Also are,
by this medicine, which easily conquers, also,
malaria, nervousness, and rheumaiism.
IN 9l-A(Wl FSSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Condensed kilograms.


The Chicago Erening ssrs says tho coopers'
strike Il practically over. resulting " '"'"fy
for the strikers
Cholera Is raging 10 Mcsopotamia, As,auc-
Turkey aud 1900 doaths are reportcd 70 HaFe
occurred from tho disease
A Punk sawney (Pa., special says: sherin
sutter eyicied 1ve families at Adrian to-uay' no
was accompaniod by squad OF '"eu'E-n'o
Pinkertcn detectives.
Tho little town OF Utica. Ill. numbering 1000
people, which was so nearly wiped out py nre
last sumner. was again visited By terrible
burst Of flames yesterday morning
An English syndicate has hondod tho Portland
Smelling Works aud the Curtis ship-yarn pro
perry. Lorenzo Taylor, Quo OF the principal
sale Of the property, which is 10 10 enlarged oy
the syndicate.
Mira Jessie Payne, wife % J. NJ Hayne. OF
Georgia, made fatal mistake yesterday eve
ming. Feeling III, she took dose OF ssrycnhihe'
thinking u was ca6mcL In less than thirty
minutes she was corpse.
FREDERICK (. GoOde, Of Newmarket Va, who
has been employed here for The past two months
"a bOok-ke@per. was struck and instantly
killed by an engine on tho Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad az O crossing in this city this evening"
Two freight trains. both west-bound. ron 20.
gether at Glenn Easton. twonty miles east OF
Wheeling, yesterday morning. William King,
conductor ~ ono OF tho trains, had both legs cut
OF and d I'd in a few hours. Engineer Mctan was
badly hurt sb0lt the head aud his brennan,
Jones, had his hips injured. one engine ani
tender were badly wrecked and three cars were
demolished.
The steamer City Of Chester, which arrived NJ
New York from Liverpool yesterday, expert
encei tho usual rough weather reported ~
every incoming vessel. On Thursday last the
stooring-cear got out Of order and tho wind and
waves swung tho Big steamer around inrce times
Just az though she was on pivot. The passen-
gers became very much alarmed, tbinEinR the
steamer was about 70 sink.
John ). Jenuincs n New York newspaper
man, who came out to meet Miss Nellie BY III
San Francisco and escort her 10 New CORK, was
caught in tho be. kade several days $50 and then
made the journey from Blue canyon 10 Alta on
snow-shoes ami then rode on an engine TO Sacra-
mento, There no arrived yesterday and TOOK the
train 10 connect with Miss BY at Lathrop. la
speaking Of his experience jennings sad:
have seeu snow and billiards. In New York, but
people back there do not know what snow IS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
The American Tobacco Company
,pvtaiecraph TO the Dispat,h.I

TRENTON. n. j.. January N.-Article'
Of INTERPRETATION were filed to-day II
the Secretary of States Office by IN,
American Tobacco Company "ni'n, .
~ Of companies. The capital stock !.
SVcd al s25. 200. 600. The number OF
aL Inn is 401, 600. OF said stock $1,000;
cno ia divided in SOC. 900 of $50 each whicl
SSg Il Ice Ice general or common stock, an(
$40 COO. 900 is divided into 100 600 shares o.
Si0o cacb. which shall be preferred STOCK
Said prefcrrcd stock shall entltle the aold
c .r't ~ receive each year q dividend oil pei
cent. payable half annually, oelo.o any
dividend is set apart Tor the CONNIE l, !"
stock. or so much OF per cent. ~ p ,rb,nI
iustify. The amount specified VIII ~, Wn loo
10 ,9' cSmpany Will begin business Is SlO'OVU,
600 divided into 200 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Shouting War to England-Rough tx
perience Of a.Stoamcr-Othcr Items.
nv A,-,oA,,ofo, cafie IN tina Disnat,hl

Shouting War to England-Rough tx
Try BY Anslo,Am6ioau cable to the Di.pas.a.l
LISBON. january 2l.-Four thousand
merchants Of this city parldcd tho streets
last night shouting " War TO England"
REsrR1c1IsG TRADE WITH ENGLAND.
IHsrov. january 21.-Tho Commercial
Association has resolved % do its utmost
TO prevent OF restrict all trade or cOmmer-
cial intercourse with England. The in
habitants OF Setubal, a port eighteen miles
from here, torcihly prevented POrtu-
gucse merchant of that place from ship
ping goods on an English steamer which
therefore sailed without any cargo. Many
American, French. and German CONNER
cial travellers are here making the most OF
it,
LONDON, January 2f.-The Cunard-hne
steamer Gallia. from Now York January
18th for Liverpool. arrived at Queenstown
ct midnight last night. Captain Murphy
says that the weather on the passage was
the worst he ever experienced.
cHANBTR OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS. January 21.-ln the Chamber Of
DEPUTIES to-day. de- treycinet, Minister Of
War introduced bill approprating
] .0OO. 900 francs for thepurpOse OfImproviug
tho sleeping quarters OF the soldiers.
Al the afternoon Si'-~lOu Oh lit tAiilhtfA
a resolution was introduced to suspend for
the remainder of the session the members
who created the disorder Yesterday. Tho
resolution was received with murmurs OF
disapproval by the members Of the party
OF the Right. 1t was referred TO COM
mittee.
Deputy Chiche Boulangist) questioned
the Government upon the recent appoint
ment n magistrates of gentlemen who
were formerly deputies but VINO had failed
OF reelection in the recent canvass. tic
thought that in appointing TO Office men
whom the people had rejected the Govern
mcnt committed itself TO the defiance OF
universal suffrage He considered that
there was in this an improper political use
of the magistracy and that the magistracy
should remain inyIolable and not be drawn
into complications OF party strife.
VI. Theevcl. Minister of Public lnstruc-
ton. sad that the magistrates recently ap-
pointod were men fully qualified for their
important duties. As they were primarily
qualified ty legal education and practice
in courts they would not be likely 20 lose
that qualification 10y some experience IN
the Chamber Of Deputies IN the prepara-
ton of those laws which as magistrates
they would have occasion 10 interpret and
apply.
There was much applause from the Left,
and after rcjoinler from Chiche tho
Chamber adopted the order OF the day
approving the Governments declaration
by a vote of 81 10 1858.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Thirty-One Cars Out.

There were thirty cars on tho City rail-
way lines yesterday. not including the
special car out 70 the Now reservoir. SIX
teen of these were on Main street and
fourteen on Broad street. OF the Nam;
Street cars nine 60 through to Fulton ana
seven 20 no further than Main and Iwen,;
ty-eighth streets. These are marked
From Main 20 Twenty-eighth Streets
OF the Broad-Strcet cars nine 90 10 Nam
and Twenty eighth streets and five around
the loop. These last are appropriately
marked. With thirty cars the service
should be up e. the public requirements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Onicer Murdered and His Wife Wounded
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

CATIErrsBuRG, KY. January 2l.-Edward
Long. of Guyandolte county. ,constaole
was murdered and his wife, desperately
wounded Monday night by band OF rui-
6ons Who broke into their house. a
ncighbor passing discovered that the front
door had been broken with timber used rs
n batterng-ram. On the bed, welterng IN
their lifc's blood. were Long and hlss Wite.
The formers body was riddled with bnIlets
andifewas extinct. The woman had agnasl-
IA, wound IN her face. She was unconscious.
As,he furniture was not disturbed and Mrs.
Long could offer no solution Of the mys-
tcry when she was restored to conscious
ness friends of the murdered man De
lieye that gang of desperadoes against
whom he held warrants for moonshilihs,
i il merely continuation of the Hatfield
NlcCoy feud, as the victim was related TO
Tho former family. Mrs. Longs WOUNDS
are believed to be mortal,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
northerly winds.
Tuy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy 10 The morning and fair In tho after
noon,

Rnncn ., Thernometor Yeslorany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
4 ~trcet-Car Tragedy.
rT-- t.rae,~,nh 70 tho ntapofaN I

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., January 2l.-A negro
jumped on the platform Of a SOuthside
stroet-car last night. fatally stabbed Nor
money-box before the passengers knew
that ANYTHING unusual had happened.
The car was heavily laden with men and
women, whose first intlmation that any
thing was wrong was feeble exclamation
from Parry as he fell against the door aud
then TO the platform. A Lalf-dozen men
were soon in pursuit of the murderer. but
he had gained so much start that he soon
Gisappeared in the darkness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Awarded Damages.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.I

CHICAGO, ILL.,. January 21.-Michael A;
Reinke. member of tho international
Beer-Brewers' and Matters Union, refused
10 pay an assessment for the defence of the
Anarchists. The union expelled him, pro-
cured his discharge from McAyey i He
miss brewery. and prevented his obtain
ing employment elsewhere. He brought
suit agalnt the union and Its secretary for
$4,000. When the case was called the de-
Pendants did not answer. Reinke told his
story to the Court and was awarded $500
damages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
An Alleged Insult TO Secretary Proctor
fBy telegraph TO tho Dlspatch.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 2l.-lt is
rrrnored here this morning that the Cabi-
net proposed to take cognizance Of the
insult recently offered 20 Secretary Proc
tor at Aberdeen, Miss because Of his, re,
fusal to take official notice Of the death OF
Jefferson Davis. 1t is stated that the cit,
zens Of that place draped the, Federal
building in mourning and placed the flag
at half-mast. They then stuffed m Old
suit Of clothes with straw and labelled IT
"Tbe Secretary of War" and suspended
the efIirv from a rope stretched across the
street between the Federal building and
the structure opposite. 1t is learned, how
ever. from the very best authority that the
subject was not even mentioned at to-day s
meeting, and further that it is not likely
60 receive any official consideration unless
il is established that Federal ofiice-holders
nnrtieinato1 in tho transaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
BALTIMORE

BALTINOsx. January 2I.-Plour steady.
Wheat-southern nrmer; fulZ, NAs4c; Long
berry. 75Es5c: western quiet, No. winter rel,
spot and January, Slas0hc. tOrn-Southefn
duh: white, 3jsi0c.: yellow. 3)a3sc. western
easy. oats In fairly steady demand. Rye quio,;
prime % choice. Hkasc. Hay dull; primo ~
choice timothy. fl25Dasil Provisions unchanged.
D. ess- porE, fii5n bulk-moats Qocsel-shoui-
ders, 5ac.; long clear sud slear-rtb sides, tc.
sugar-pickled shoulders, BIC; sussr-cursi
smoked shoulders, 6Sc; hams. uksixt..
fsrdRs nned. 7sG Butter dun; creamery zis
BIC. Eggs steady; western, lac. Coreo hrm:
Rio cArgoes, fair, 1879. sugar strong; soits
G8c. Freighis 10 liverpool per steamer quiet:
grain. per bushei, ehs7i.; Cork for orders, sr.a
81. 81 forward. r.. GiAts. ~ sales-W heat,
$1,000 bushels; corn, cSs.o0O bushels
81 LOUIS.
Mt. LOUIS. January 2i.-Fiour dull aud un-
changed. Wheat better. Under fair buying ths
market ruled firm, aud the cioso vas about tho
same for May, -. b0itor Tor juno. and 10. high.
bid July, 76Hc. asked. Corn dun; No mixed,
cash. a3g.c.: February closed 2ohc.. May, &c
Oats wore lower 10 sell: No. cash, zlIsc. asked:
Nay. 2lHs2iTc. bid. whhseY H.0S. Pfor-
Eions steady and strong but not over scfive NO
essential change In values.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January @i.--Fiour nrm. Wheat
barely steady; No. z red, 7ssyoc. Cora crnscr;
No I mixed, sz4 a3sc. Oats stronger; No. 2
mixed. s4Isc. Pork quiet and firm az fiox:
Lard stronger at s. sOaS3.Ai. buik meats 10 fool
demand: short-rins. tAHkass. Bacon nrm
short-clear, sa25. Whiskoy steady 81 si.ca koSs
irregular aud hrn. common aud light, $50
IS: pacxing AMI butchers. taI5at3.ea
WILMINGTON
wnpsoTos. n. c. January 2i.-rurpen.
rrs steady nj seAc. Hosin frul strained. s5c.
GOOD strained. 81 I'D. Tar nrm a. $50 Crude
turpensine nrln; hard, o. 10: ysi!ow-dip and VIZ.
gtn. 81 30
LOUISVILLE
LousvlLs, KIT. January sl-Grala and pro-
yistons unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON vUrURR4
Nav YosE. January 81 Cotton recoipss.
Ass paios; gross receipts, A,el3 baiee Futures
closed steady. Salos, l74,fO baies jan
uary, tl0s9asios0; February. sies0ssin1;
March, $40 Sasl0s s.; April, tl0SAliaW; NAY,
| $40. easiasg; juno, fiL03atlLW. July. SLIM
| Gi.o9; August. ST. i2atii.is: september, tioeSs
| Sl0os: octoter. ti9 1asi0-S2
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lkeportsd for the Dispa,,nI
JANUARY q Market quiet No rsnsactsons
reported. Primo, 3xc extra prime, nc;
fancy. &C.: common. f.sic.: Spsnish. sse;
| fsotory hand picked, oA7se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22

BLANTON.-Died. at Willow Bank, Cumber-
land county, January 2lst, 10 tho residence 81
hts father and mother, DR.. and Mrs. Hugh J..
Blanton, DAVID LINDSEY BLANION; aged
twelve years.
\ bright AMI sprghtly boy. May God item
per tho wind 20 the shorn lamb" b.
central PresbvteTtan and tho Christian DJ-
scrUer (hy) please copy
DEAN.-Died, In Henrico county, Va, January
q, 1890, az o'clo.k a. NJ, LITTLE SISTER
DEAN, Oldest child ~ jones j. and Willie A..
Dean: aged four years and eighteen months.
suffer little children TO como unto Me.
Funeral from her grandmolher'' residence,
Howard's Grove, ut ; o clock WEDNESDAY Nv T.
MING, tho .-i.
LATIMRR-Diod, January 90, 1890, AT the resi-
denco OF his parent, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Infant
son OF Charles q. aud Maria LaiiinCr; aged hino
months and eleven days.
suffer little children to como unto Ne and for
bid them not, for Of such IS tho kingdom OF
Heaven.
His funeral Will tage place q, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TO-DAY from his parents residence, 5'Oj VII
liamsburg avenue.
O'CONEOR.-Died, at Q A. NJ, January %, 1870,
ut bis residence, No. 2OI east Ncnable street,
THOMAS CiCONNOk, native OF County Lang
ford. Ireland aged ffty-eight yeare.
Funeral will tako place WEDNESDAY MORN
ING at on O'Clock from ~ Patricks church
Friends srd acquaintances invited 10 attend.
81. Louis papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Five Hrdians Drowned.

HELENA. MoNT., January 2l.-News comes
from Flat-Head Lake that band OF thir-
teen Indians attempted TO cross the lake
near what Is known as d-Horse Island
Sunday afternoon where the channel is
narrow. and apparently the ice is of suffi-
Gent thickness to sustain the weight of 4
human being. The Indians had light
ponies with them. and 10y crossing at this
point expected 10 save few miles travel.
EIGHT Of the party crossed from the island
to tho mainland in safety, but five riding
together broke the ice. and with their
ponies were drowned.