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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILRoAp-
N Trains leave Union station Eastern standard
tlmel. Kittanning Ac.. 6:55 q. m; NIAGARA Ex.,
camp Ac., Is:Os p. ms on City and IN Bois Ex-
press 2:Oo p. m. HultsA Ae, s'oo ?. klttannihg
ing Ac., $50 p. ms Brasburn Ac., Si2Op. m. HUI
ton Ac., 1850 p. m; Buffalo Ex, daily
ni9o p. m Churcn trsins-brAsburn, iaslo D. nn.
and 6i35 p. m. Pullman Sleeping Cars betwssn
Plttsburg and buffalo, As. T.. ANDERsON
q. r. AIT: DAVID AoCARGO. Gen. supI'
DITrsBUKa AND CASTLE SHANNON R X.
i summer Time Table. On and after March S0
time. [eaying Pitis6urs-3.so = M, 7iio !. N.
M, 6io p. m, $50 p. m, $50 D. m, OiD D. m,
ni@ p. m; Ariington-eip q, M, eio =. M, 7iio
$50 p. m, $40 D. m, $50 D. m =, 7iio D. m. IOin
2; m. SUNDAY trains. leaving PittBbufg-lo :. M.
,o,sO 2; M: $50 p siio p m $50 p M Airing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
A SHOWER OF ASHES
Blown From Forest Fire Items Gath
cred az Raleigh.

Blown From Forest Fire Items Gath
cred az Raleigh.
RALEIGH. y. G.. April 20.--.special.
The latest reports received here about tobac-
co plants throughout this section Indicate
that while they are quite scarce. there will,
nevertheless. be enough t0 plant full crop.
Many farmers began planting with this
week. Much damage is also reported t0
fruit by the frl 70. There will not bo eX-
ceedlug half crop Of apples, and few
peaches.
ia shower of afhc, prcyailodat New Berne
ior some time SUNDAY, which could not at
first bee accounted for iill 10 was found that
they came from forest fire which was
raging several miles away. The ashes
were perfectly white. and presented Che APP
pe1ranre of snow.
The Durham sash. Door and Blind Fac
flry which has been suspended for some
time. has been purchased Dy hcssrs. W ar
rem and Workman and is being equipped
with complete machinery % begin work
again 0n large scale.
The Peoples National Bank Of Winston,
recently organized with "a capital of $780,
$50. has been authorized by the comptroller
of the currency tO begin business. Prof.
~. a. Blair. recently superintendent of the
An extensive movement ], On foot 90 re-
claim the rich i0W lands along Roanoke
river. in Che counties 0f Halifax. Northamp-
tln aud BERTHE. by building dikes. During
ina war several lhOu-and acres Of these
lands We're under cultivation, and We're
known as the "banary 0f the IOnieder-
acy." hul have recently been abandoned 90
the Hoods from the river. Calculations have
been made that w.fl fle labor of the con-
yicis of these counties these lands could be
put boo condition i9 produce jUo.NW bushels
of com. An application viii probably De-
made iD t0n4r.-, iNgan appropriation % aid
300 ile work.
Battery Park Hotel at .-heyille is % have
another extension, and lhe contract for 10
has been l.l. Ine extension rs ll have tllr-
D--ix rooms with balls. An extension cone
ta.n.n- 0ue hundred rooms was made only
% ieN months ago.
Aun0ane mral is mida i-it Miss Kite
MCD4n. HOLT. daughter of T.. Banks Holt.
ESQ.. ui Graham. anI nue Of ihe mast lOpu-
iar Young ladies iu fhe state. is i0 De- mar
ri0l Tomorrow evening to Ar. Morton b..
Wharton. 0i Alabama.
a curious funeral took place at Sanford
0u sunday. q young uerr' man died. and
at fle hour 0i lns BURIAL tl. negroes ~ the
uei-uboall10d formed themselves into a
procession. headed hy uus5 bant and es-
clrfgd ihe remain, 90 toe grave, where the
funeral ceremonies were carried out with
the most lively music 900 intervals. yankee
Doodle "- AAnlte River and other airs
were di-c0ursed.
An elegant. new opera house has just
been completed ai Lluls1urg, which Will be-
formally opened with % grand dedication
1all' On OBJ. evening Of Nlly ID.
Miss VI. RANGES Clarke 'usnck. HutnNrce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Pansie- erlw Wild Dee Lapanl. and have
t1aricty of pretty aud ianriili names
heart'.-ea-c. ki-un-ab0lt and l0Ye-in-
fdieues- and iu the language Di flowers. n-
written hy iha Avon bard. "iher. Illslcs.
that's for thoughts" NuW. toe latest way
tO utilize these fragrant purple and gold
beauties. whose only di-i-leeah|e cAlrlc-
feristir is % TerFer-e. shy trick
Of turning Their sweet faces away
when used in decorations. is io
fashion Of them intricate -eomeir.c rib
D0n-iike designs lai 0u- very nat 0n tht
tabie-cloih. leaving iuler-t'ces for small
FERN stands or for rare 0.u plate. Il iltoriu
decoration oi prImrscs is iAe @N icili
wreath. male bl bending wire Into q cir
Gle. cover ana conceal lt WITH wet mD-r ana
la. fi on strip OF rubber cloth about fle
table. which inc feather moss mu-t also
conceal Begn &C ihe top with one
primrose. then two. and Thus pro-
-oed. continually Increasing until o.
ward ile bottom ile wreath thlckens,
and leaves ulusf Bee introduced. Iue
other half should 90 c0mr'llel FOO ina same
wav. So fElt the Two points oi flowers just
taper together ar tne Top. and ihr whole !,
tied with sin Imer- ol liberty slk in pale
primrose color. Sometimes hftllin ol
0f silk is loosely crlmpIet through ile cen-
ire NI lilr lAN". Dbl .tA 20 1iNN"t "t't' ''''''t ~
IT, i'm place Tiled with moss and lr.Nrlses.
The idea with AN these arrangements oi
spring blossoms d. 90 produce tle elect N'
flowers growing naturally. Tie primrose
colors, with tho pale green NJ the leaves and
"a little CLEAN OF silver in the baskets. make
avery satisfactory and harmonious combi-
nation.
The chatelain bouquet j. ihe "posy' Of
the season. ltappeared at tAe queens draw
ing-r0oms, aud of course, must nov grace
with It's beauty and fragrance the summer
festivities OF NeW York >Neild0m. 10 j,
fashioned Of roses. interspersed with their
own foliage. OF the rIrcst. most costly tarie-
ties. many petaied and eXluisiiely tinted.
These roses are loosely aud apparently
carelessly knotted together with long iut-
tering loops of ribbon. tied here and there
with little bows encircling tiny clusters OF
rOsebuds.
Clusters Of large roses loosely grouped are
occasionally seen decorating the hOX-rAil ai
he opera. though little more than yeai
ago. when some accurately .ppareled gilt
edged Young men appeared in one o.. tho
Vanderbilt boxes with huge lunches Of
roses ike those presented 90 an opera bouhl
actress on a souvenir night. their fair reel
pirnts hustled the poor posie- out Of sight
down among the lol-iGols, with as littlt
ceremony and as much CELEBRITY os thgy
would have disposed Of the same number O
raul flowers or punches ~ asparagus
hron hf T. them in market basket.-New
York sun,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

been visiting the family Of Rev. ". d. s.
Conrad. has returned home.
Miss Sadie Jarvis. of Richmond. VINO mas
been on a visit 10 friends here, has left for
home.
At the Nav term Of the Circuit Court of
Prince George county, Judge Il. a. Han
cock presiding, the casss of Lot Jones and
Gillian Fisher colorcd. will Dee called for
trial. These two men are charged with rob-
berry from the person by violence.
Last night the hen roo-t Of Mr.. James &.
buchanan. ieweier oithis city.wa- broken
into and robbed of several fine chickens.
This afternoon police officer j. i. Williams.
arrested a negro named Henry Ram-Y. on
the charge Of being the party who commit
ted the theft.
A small frame house on Washington
street. near the Methodist church. took fire
This afternoon. bat the flames were soon eX-
tinguished Loss triiling.
lhc Chamber OF Commerce held "a
special meeting 40 the Tobacco EA-
change this afternoon i0 make arrange
mcuts for the reception and entertain
mont OF the Massachusetts Press
Association. when they stop in Pctersbgr-
ON their trip through Virginia. They viii
be here on Saturday. May l,ih. from ll:-D
A. VI. until 4.iO p. 81. on motion
of the Chamber. the President. IT,.
g. Hardy. was requested t0 appoint q
committee i0 make ali suitable arrange
mcnis for the hosplilhlo reception ol the
New England Journalists. They viii De-
given collation.. and viii bo driven to the
baitlehells ln front of Petersburg and
taken f0 ail points or infnre about the ci'l.
At the meeting ol .lU Chamber Steps
joint stock company t0 establish Knit
uOod4 Factory htra The fn.mI.r VA. ld-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

FACTS CLEANED IN MANY PARTS
or THE DOMINION.

Democratic Primary at Alcxandria-A
CITY Bought-saie of Luray Caverrs-A
Budget Prom Petersburg -FrcdericIs-
burg Bridge
PrfrnsnunG, Va, April 20 Special.
News has been received here from Weldon'
y. G., of ihe sudden disappearance Of Dir.
p. q. Walker. Of Brooklyn. New York. 10
is stated that Mr. Walker came % Weldon
on Wednesday last and registered 40 the
hotel oi iho Atlantic Coast Line Be stop
ped there until Thursday. when Doe paid his
bin and said De believed be would 20 down
70 the bank of the Roanoke river and see the
men fish.
This is iho ll.t Chat h0s been seen of him.
ID is saii That Mr. Walker had % consider
able sum so money On his person. 10 is re-
ported here this morning Chat the body Of %
white man had been seen hy some parties
floating down the river. which is supposed
to De- tlli of the missing man. Mr.. Walker
is said i0 have been travelling salesman
for "a New 0rk house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

ALEXANDRIA. April o. Special. F.
The Democratic Primary election came oh
today. A large vote was poiiod. and ibe
triangular FIGHT between Messr- Cation.
MWhuri and Bendhe.m for the Office of
Commonwealth. Attorney was warm.
SIR. Bondaeim received % very cOmpli-
menary vote. The nominees of the pu-
mary. which is equivalent t0 election, alc
GEES follows. Commissioner of the Revenue.
Major George Duiiey; City Sergeant. Capt.
VIM. u. smith.
Only known Democrats We're allowed to
vote. There Nas considerable challenging
boz consequence of This.
Mr. iona. Fisher, an old citizen and long
connected with tha Midland road. died H-t
night. aged sefDnir-eeYcu Years.
Mr. Thomas Jefferson Irist. only son of
the late Nichola~ y. Irist, postmaster ofthis
city durir Grants first administration. and
the commissioner who negotiated the treaty
of Daudei0upe, Mexico, died in Pmladel-
phia. day 0r two ago. Mr. Iri-t Wa. 90
deaf mute. and has long been connected
with the Pennsylvania institution there.
iie was 0u able man and bad many friends
in ibis city and State.
Mr. Frank Belts. of Acc0iink, is reported
paralyled.
Mr. John A. Field lies very ill., He sui-
ici- with 90 stroke of paralysis.
Mr James J.. Dyson lies precariou-ly iil
at hi, home on upper Prince street.
Miss Irene Woody OF Fredericksburg. is
visiting friends here.
Miss Marion T.. Cfilier h1- returned
from pleasant visit among friends in New
England.
Miss Lewis. of Newark, Nd. is on % visit
here.
Miss Underwood, Of Occoquau, is here on
visit.
Nr. q. p. Illl has gone up in the Valley
prospecting.
Miss Susie Baker. oi King George. is here
0u Visit f0 her old -ch00i-mlte-
Captain Thomas Jones. Oi 80. Mary 's
county, Maryland spent last might in this
city with Mr. Thomas Perry. and to-day
went out into tine county on short visit to
Mr.. Frank Hume. Captain Jones is tle
man who refused S301Oll to inform ihe
agents of the United states Government a-
tO the whereabouts of d. Wilkes B0otI, after
the latter bad assassinaicd Lincoln. and
anerFard assisted Booth boo making bis c--
cape from Maryland 90 Virginia. Captain
Jones recently held position in the Nasn-
ingiOu navy yard. hut was removed from ii
when his '.rocold" became known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
GREENSBORO.


r...I..-faf.f Iuf."r.f.. uf Gold. .hpro-
,t,.,.,,....
GREENSBORO. A. c., April ~. Special
Tine police report of this place taat there
...,...' b., ,r,..is n,ala f.r fha ,ear inst
closing ana lne revenue It'ui'ln- 'H' IT,
iium is fl-lW, ABOUT lue expense Oh arrest
THE W nke7nOfO extension pas ueeh iofs-
ing indusiriously ahead no" lor a}eaf' ana
nt- made spieno.o prog. s. ine county
ine WAS PASSED. ih9t iluHl' a,in.u, anu lii' Hli.si Hlsi
ili was i.llu in iie county oi VI ilAe' VIII"
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Gsl,.afi, E. r,inf.n. tw .sfr-ite indus
f-ial ,,farrr.-aa. Al. Dr.. rnaiu. on full
lime. and he rro-r.ros..
Within ESQ mlnihs ihe citizens OF Win
ef0n nave raised hy private subscription
s..0.Uu flr thc various neN enterprises that
are bau- started ia.- season.
Iae police and ile coroner and the doe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Result Of Games Played Yesterday at
Various Parts.

Result Of Games Played Yesterday at
Various Parts
Atlantic Associailon-At Baltimore. Bal
t'moro, lO; Worcester o. At Washington:
Washington. o; jersey city, 6. At VIII
m'nu0n. Wilmington. b; Hartford. :. AZ
Newark: Newark. D.; New Haven. +.
National League-At Philadelphia. Phil
alciplia. B. New York. Z. Al Brooklyn.
Boston. =; Brooklyn, 3. AZ Cleveland: /:
Cleveland. 3; Cincinnati, 2. A. Chicago.
fittsDurg 8; Chicago. o.
Players ltague-Al Boston: Boston, i5.
New York. l5. 40 Brooklyn: Brooklyn, =:
phlladelphia. n. AZ pitlshurg. Pitisbure,
q; Cleveland, !. At Buffalo: Bnnalo-Chi-
cae) game postponed oa account Of wet
grounds.
American AssociatiOn--M Louisville:
Toledo D; Louisville. : eleven iDnings).
40 II. Louis: ~. Louis, .: Columbus. I. A
Rochester: Aochcslcrs-Brc0klyn game post.
postponed. wet GROUNDS. At Syracuse
>yracuse-Ailctics game postponed, rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
The IRISH STRIKERS.
Action Of the Railroad Directors Gem
orally Condemned.

DUBLIN, April 2o.-In consequence Of th'
action Of the directors OF the Great Southern
and Western Railway in prosecuting Tia,
striking signal men for leayin.
their posts without notice. Archbishor
Walsh has published letter. cOndemnin.
The directors. and Withdrawing his pr0
posals in behalf cf the men. Michael
Dayiti. addressing o meeting of strikers o.
night, said the action of fhe directors would
prevent what would otherwise have been d
speedy settlement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
nav YORK coNFEOsRATEs.
Nearly One Hundred Expected TO the
Monument dwelling.

Monument Ahheiiin.i
NEW YORK. April %. special. Nearly
one hundred C0niederaies attended ihc
meeting ofthe camp held in the New York
Hotel thi. evening. Coi0nhl Dickinson. the
commander. presided. and bad ino i.i'er of
Grand Commander J.. VI. Henry, OF Aoriolk.
Na- inviting ihe camp t0 -1 to Richmond.
iead. Ho said that 40 lea.tone hundred mem.
bers should -0. several members rep0r, d
that number of ni.ads intended g0In-.
and showed that there would u.
nO doubt that such body would
be present. There was much cnill-
sia-m man f.sf.d. Nr. M. 0'euuan. ol
Nmmk. Virginia. made happy address.
inviting ihe Camp f0 go with Pickett
Buchanan Camp. of That city. and said De
was sure the Whole state would open their
arms t1 OBJ. New Workers. There were
quite number 0i neW members received
into the Camp. which win meet again next
Tuesday t0 further arrange TOR thc Trip.
Am0n- those present w.I. General Dock
ery. C0.onol Stewart. Major John ncNuIiy.
Major Clark. Captain Grlybil. Colonel @.
B. Paul. Colonel T. ID. Young. =. ". Jones.
Rcy d.. ~. vs.. Page, Colonel ". 5. Mer-
rill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
SOV. FOWLE TO SPEAK IN HOL-
LYWOOD NEXT MAY.
shower OF Ashes NJ New Berne Strike
OF CoIored Men at Winston-Lutheran
Synod-My Disappearance
cleaning

or tOlOred Wen at NinstOn-Iutheran
synod-Mysterious Disappearance
cleaning.
RALEIGH. N e.. April 20.- Special. -
Governor Fowle accepted to-day an invita-
tion 20 be- one of the Southern Governors
who will deliver addresses at Hollywood
Cemetery. at Richmond, the day after the
Lee Monument unyciling.
About one hundred hands employed in
the construction Of the street railway at
Winston went ON strike Yesterday morn
ing. Their grievance was that they wanted
an advance OF twenty-five cents per day for
their work. They were receiving seventy
i've cents. Being refused they quit work,
but during the morning several returned
aud went % work. All of the strikers
are c0l0rcd men who were putting down
crO-s-tics
The eightyseycnth convention Of The
Evangelical Lutheran synod Of North
Carolina will De held az 81. Luke's Church.
near Lexington, Davidson county. hcgiu-
ming Friday morning. Many members
have been recently added TO Lutheran
churches i'm this state. Official reports
SHOW iNil lNIrrlNIr INV" l''|Nif "|'N
started at Charlotte. Wilmington. Concord.
Evansville. Salisbury and other points.
a company has been organized at ker-
nersylle to- build q large cotton factory
there. vs.. II. lcake has donated teu-
acres site, and large amount of stock has
already been taken.
Horace Wesall. son OF T. C.. Westall. Of
AsbeYiiio has disappeared mysteriOusy.
and n0 clue tO his whereabouts can DE OBJ
tIined. Tie is eighteen years old. lie dis
appeared On last Thursday. and has not
been heard of since.
Authorities 0i the Atlantic Coast Line
are discussing the feasibility of construct
iug lihe from Society Hill, in Darlington
county. 10 Bennettsyille. whence it will
probably Doe extended % Gibson station.
where DO will connect with the Raleigh and
Augusta Air Line.
a company has been formed at AsheYille
for the purpose of boring for natural gas.
which Is supposed 90 exist there.
The Chamber of Commerce banquet took
place tonight ot the larboro House and
was brilliant success I'm every detail.
three hundred guests were present aud ON.
teen t01sts were responded %. Among the
distinguished guests present. were Govern
0r f0Wie. Hon. Willis u. Williams. of litt'
Hon. +. ". kirehner, OF Wilmington. and
Hon. b. NJ. Douglas. of Greensboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, April 29.-spe-
cial. The bridge question was mp for dc.
cision to-day. Late in the afternoon, when
u was conceded the bridge had been ear
red. a number OF opponents filed protests
against being required % write their names
ON the back of The ticket. The result d
iust announced OF l2i votes in favor OF ne
bridge on the popular vote. Until Friday u
cannot be- known what the majority oi me
freehold vote viii be, as required by the
statute. although il is generally believed "a
maiority of that vote has been cast for a
bridge. The opponents Of the measure de-
clare their purpose TO carry the question 20
The highest court in the state ieiore they
will submit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

The British Board of Trade returns for
March and Che first quarter Of the current
yeir are not satisfactory. They show for
the month a decrease of nearly Il. 10000
in the value Of the exports. being decline
of about Gi4 per cent. and in the value OF
imports decline of fl2j.No. or over one
fourth per cent. The dock strike in Liver
ool and those IN the coal regions acco mt
o some extent for the falling OF In the 'Cl-
ume OF business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
captaIn sehmlar. shoolIng psnI.a.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 2o.-I The repofi
that Captain schmidt, who was arrested on
suspicion Of having sold The plans OF the
cuied IN the fortress ~ Peter and Paul. 4,
officially denied. II j. stated that the Car
became personally convinced Of Schmidt's
inn'cnce of the charge, aud ordered his
Nlyase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
PULASKI CITY
Bought by an English -yndicaie-l.ici-
Inond Men Inle.tlng.

LYNcHBUEG, NA- April Special
Aspecial today from pula-kiciiy Announce
that an English syndicate has bought thl
entire property of Pulaski Land and lm
profemeut Company. the price paid being
S5Oo.0OI. Lots are said to have advanced
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. this week.
A Richmond syndicate has bought s2l.lH
worth of lots. NOri, Will Boz commenced or
the new furnace tomorrow morning. iA'
real estate men have been unable to secure
enough conyeyanccs 10 carry prospccior-
over flA town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

IANEsNuir. o.. April s9.-1he City
council organized last night amid highly
exciting scenes. William shinneck. Jr,
was elected ciiy clerk, 10 succeed John IA.
Best. Republican. Best refused to surren-
der ihe office, and ,hinneck pushed him to
grasped the paper. an Twas ,a0ycd Violently
back against the nihrg. Mcmb r. crowu-
ga around the ccmbatanls. aud 'Or a min
ute q general hight seemed imminent. but
the police rushed in, and a motion 10
adjourn was carried. Fac Republicans
rlam that ore OF H. Democratic members
had lost his seat ty temporary removal
from his ward, whloa would make tbs co,lu-
cil tie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

PARIS. april -9. 10 isreported here that
the B0llangi-t leaders. Mcs-'curr Na4uot
Der0ui0do and Ltgune are in Jersey aI-
ranging for tine return f0 Paris on May-iay
of General bou.an-er ltis represented i0
he ihc Gen.nl- intention tO participate ln
tine demonstration. al tlIf dIr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

NIESNA. April ID. time Reich-rath win
De in session 0n the Isl oi May. Riots are
reported from various parts Of fhe e0Mifl.
and disastrous coniiagrai0ns have occurred
af (I0rikiN. Jel'erIauy and Eo.rchow.
The fires We're undoubtedly of mcendlary
origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
PaoTeCTloNTo MINORS.


MADRID. April -0.-ln ,he C0rtos @ bin
has been introduced which prohibits the
emp oyment of boys under I'D and girls
under r. years of age. The measure also
prohibits aiI minors from helrgmnl0yoi iu
miles. cifclae Dr in Amy unhealthy 0ccura-
ti0n. All holidays. sunday and fCfe days
are Or De secured il such minors and the
maximum days labor is OBJ Dee five hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Emile Iola. ihc frcncl novelist. said ia
an inicH ieW about Socialism that the whole
future oi ihe world was contained in that
word Socialism. lie predicted a revolution
aif movement. beginning Ia Germany and
spreading over ine Whole arlh, according
70 ine pfeoispc5lng tendencies of the peo-
u.s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

Some Time ago itnas discovered that %
twenty known SUN iiors of the baiakiaNa
charge several were iu WorahOgse aud
ile most oi ihe 0thcrs in ritiahiy destitute
state. lpon THIS Aubcr0n Herbert of L0n-
don started public subscriptions for their
iclici, hut after several weeks the total IT.
6ult /. 4i-l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

NFNNA. April -1.-A serious labor RIOT
occurred af fnuk-'all M0raYil. today
Toe w0shingmen piiia2ed % factory and re
sisted Che troops who charged upon them
and wounded many VITA layouci..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30

PARIS. April H.-lhe Paris Garrison viii
be reinforced Boy the addition Of tW0 regi-
meuts Oi Ihl@.Dur- aIl "a number ol hlif1l-
ions of infantry in anticipation Of disorder
ON MAY DlV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-30
AMARcHIsTs lN PARls.


PARIS, April I.-Among iho anarchists
who were Yesterday arrested in this city
were the Marquis DeAiores, his secretary.
VI. Mondacy. lnd VI. Provost secretary oi
the hairir.~.er, union. Arrests continue to
ue made flr0u-unIf fhe country OF persons
suspected ol melting lhe Worklngmen 90 yi-
0lenco 0n May l5i.
Forty more anarchists have been taken
into custody by ihc police of thl, city this
afternoon