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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
a WISCONSIN BAD MAN.
He Runs .Amuck with HIS Little Gum
Two Dead

He Runs Amuck with HIS Little Gun
Two Dead.
George Hendler, dissolute character,
was refused credit at Davis Saryis' saloon
in Merrill. After buying several drinks and
paying for them, he pulled revolver and
shot Sarvis in the back, killing him almost
instantly. Chief of Police Truax at.
tempted to arrest the murderer and was
shot through the lungs, probably fatally.
Frank Hotz, night Waterman, was shot in
the shoulder and arm. Hendler held the
crowd at bay for a while, but in attempting
to escape he stumbled and dropped his re-
volver. He was pounced upon by the
crowd and taken to Jail. He will probably
be lynched.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
NOT CoNFIsC ATED.
Officials Claim That Dom Pedro's Prop
is Still: His Own,

Officials Claim That Dom Pedro's Propel
is Still: His Own.
The Brazilian minister has received
Rio Janeiro papers to December s.
which are given the details of an inyentc
recently taken of the imperial proper
The crown jewels. as we'll as those be.ol
ing to the emperor, empress or other me
bers of the imperial household, were
posted in the treasury vaults subject
the orders of the emperor. Minister V
ente expressed surprise that some of
American newspapers seem to be still!
der the impression that the p,ovislo
government had couiscated the prope
of the emperor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
$4,000 LIGHTS OUT.

Tho Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany's Shops in New York Burned.
The Edison Electric Illuminating COM
pany's shops in New York burned, caus-
ing $4,000 incandescent lights in the down.
town district, most of which burn all day in
banks, stores, etc., to be cut off. The fire
broke out in the Dynamo room and re-
sisted the utmost efforts of the fremen for
an hour. The loss to the Edison company
is 100000; insurance, $4,000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
\ Life for an Error.

Edward Sherman, machinist, was
awakened early in the morning by the
sound OF some one working at the lock of
tbs door of his room. Thinking it was
burglar he fired through the panel and
upon opening the door found he had NOR
tally wounded W. B. Phillips. real es-
tate agent, aged 73, who occupied an adj
Joining room and had gone to Sherman's
door by mistake.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
quorum not
Their Faith sorely Tried.

Fifteen men attacked the temple of the
Pentocost band of faith healers at Tuscola.
ILL.,, and smashed its windows with stones.
Fifteen men and women, members of the
band, were in so-called frances at the time.
but the breaking of the windows speedily
aroused them and they fled. The band re-
fuses to leave Tuscola, and more serious
trouble is feared.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
WILL PAY OUT.
Tie Big WISCONSIN Failure Not So Bad
Altar

After All.
The statement of the assignee OF the
Fond Du Lac Furniture company, Fond
Du Lac Sash, Door and Blind company.
and Wisconsin Land and Mining company,
known as the G. j. L. Meyer company,
shows liabilities Of $SO0,ooo. The heaviest
creditors are Henry Sherry & Co., $751;
COO; D. p. Sawyer. $4,000; CD. L. Myers.
S.12'o0o; the assets nearly equal the liabill-
ties, and creditors will receive dollar for
dollar.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
BRAZILIAN PAPERS ARRIVED.
They Show How Dom Pe,,l,o's Property Has
Been COnliscatcd.

Captain AIatheson, of the steamer
Strabo, which arrived at New York from Rio
Janeiro, reports everything quiet up to the
time he left there, Dec. s. The Strabo
brought copies of late Brazilian papers.
Rio paper, PAS, {''The Country, of
December ., contains a list of the property
of Dom Pedro. amounting to 81, $50. 500.
contiscated by the provisional government.
All the silverware and jewels OF the royal
family were removed to the public treasury
at Rio.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
soutl, state Paragraphs.

press club.
THERE are 24O patients in the Yankton
insane asylum.
The little child of W. H. Stantonberg,
of White, fell on hot stove and was Sc
verely burned about the hands aud face.
C. w. PAULINE, of Sioux Falls, is held
in $1,000 bonds for assaulting his wife
with butcher knife. Pauline seems to
have an irresistible desire to go into the
carving business, for this is his second eff
fort to make himself widower. His wife
is suing for divorce.
The Huron electric lights outshine the
Aberdeen lights. Those of Aberdeen can
be seen seventeen miles distinctly in clear
weather. Huron lights are plainly visible
at Pampus Grange, q distance oftwenty-
three miles.
SECRETARY OF WAR PROCTOR has or
dered the recruiting Office to assign thirty
five recruits to the First cavalry, to be for
warded to suchlpoints in Dakota as Gen.
Thomas H. Kruger, the department com.
mander, shall direct.
The Indians at Flandreau want to sell
their property there and move back to yell
low Medicine, Mimi, where they originally
came from. A petition to congress rela-
tive to the desired change has been signed
by large majority of them and will be
forwarded TO Washington
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS HAG-
GERTY is sending out advance sheets of
his forthcoming book. The volume is to
contain $50 pages and will be divided into
three parts. The first gives the statistical
history OF the territory. the second per-
talns TO North Dakota and the third to
South Dakota. The book will be ready for
distribution about January u.s.
The Deadwood fire department cleared
$500 from its Christmas ball.
TIE name of the town of Burton. Fall
River county has been changed to Dudley.
GOV. MELLEThE has appointed G. z.
Baker, of Sioux Falls, an aid on his staff
with the rank of colonel.
WORK has commenced on Huron's sec.
ond artesan we'll and it is expected to be
completed by Feb. J..
man the other day and the ink wasn't dry
on the separation paper before he was mar
ried again.
A. GALE with two perfect heads has
mace its appearance on the Griggs farm
near Columbia. 1t is alive and apparently
Ill good healthy condition.
LIE Honestake company has declared
dividend No. 1877 of 10 cents per share, ag-
gregating S12 800 This makes s1s7, SOC
PAID curing the present year, and So, 49S..
$50 III total dividends to date.
FIRE at Aellette destroyed Rice's
drug store, w. II. Mays general store and
the bank of Melletta. The loss is about
$4,000, with ST, 500 insurance. All will
resume business mt once. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
AN immense flow of gas was struck at q
depth of l65 feet few days ago on the
farm OF George Fl. Small, two miles east
OF ashton. The gasis prevalent in great
quantities and with terrific force. throwing
chunks OF mud and water sixty feet high
Bishop MARTY administered the sacra.
ment of confirmation to class of $50 at
Orland.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10

LELAND STANFORD. who is worth $50 j.
0oo.0O0, always orders the same luncheon
week in and week out. HIS order Is calls
liver and bacon ard bottle ofbeer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10

ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, of San
Francisco, has given $3.50, 900 to the Pres
byterian Theological seminary Of Cali;or-
MIA.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
STATE MATTERS In SOUTH DAKOTA
A LAM, Grabbing Failure.

The reported Indian uprising on the res
ervation proves to have been nothing moro
serious than an attempt on the part OF
Pierre boomers to possess themselves of
the Fort Pierre mile square,, and the sue
cessful rcpellant tactics of the squatters
and half breeds. From later Develop
ments it appears that there were fifty
boomers who tried to take possession of
the land. They have since assembled and
reorganized, but the same officers and
leaders still remain, whose names are
Flickinger, mayor; Goddard, marshal;
Copp, recorder, and Reed, attorney. Hon.
j. w. Shinn, {; former member OF the
Ohio legislature, and H. p. Robie, editor
of the Signal. are two leaders. \ meeting
OF the committe and the citizens of Fort
Pierre was held at which the Fort Pierre
ties denounced the boomers i'll the strong
est terms, and threatened If they made an
other raid bloodshed would be the result.
This has dampened the ardor of some of
the South Pierre boomers, but a great
majority of them say they will go back.
The boomers mean business and will cap
ture the mile square town site ii it is DOS
sible.
The agitation of the matter has subsld-
ed somewhat, but the boomers are still at
work. 1t is said they have resolved to at
tempt to buy the land they tried to take by
force, which is held by the half breeds.
Orders have gone to Fort Sully, it is said,
for the commandant to send several COM
panies to Fort Pierre to preserve order and
occupy the mile square. The half breeds
and some others who drove the boomers
away got on golorious drunk and drove
through the town of Fort Pierre. discharg-
ing arms but iniuring nobody. Some Of
the boomers were hung in efigy. The
Fort Pierreites have formed a secret society
with a death oath to help each other in
keeping the land they have settled on the
reservation. One man refused to join.
and was driven away, narrowly escaping
injury.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10

Checking Up the Insurance Companies.
State Auditor Taylor has been in con-
sultation with several prominent lawyers
in regard to the chances for prosecuting
insurance companies that have not COM
piled with tho law. He states that there
are 5000 to 5000 agents for the different
insurance companies doing business in
South Dakota and about LOCO companies
that have complied with the law granting
them the privilege Of doing business in the
state. These companies and agents are
compelled to get out new certificates each
year. These certificates must be issued
within ninety days after Jan. /. Hereto
fore the auditors Office has had an entire
year to do this business in. An additional
clerical force will be added on the LIST of
January, and the business rushed as
quickly as possible. AS to the wildcat
companies the auditor states that every one
will be driven from the state, and those of
local origin must comply with the law in
every particular if they wish to do any
business.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

A Decrease of Over &3,oo0,oO9 the Past
Month.
The following is the public debt state
ment issued day:
Interest bearing debt .,,
Interest - 1o.QSS, AT.
Total 399S5,9o30o
Debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity .,,.,,
Deht hanr;na no interest TGS, 565, 55SU0
Total debt principal. 81, 6N - H,.o ~
lnterest...... Io'-fo'1lt'oo
Total 81 ,61O, $50, 054.W
items 81, OS3, 54s, 054.nO
Nnt 90 al, in treaanrv 30. 595 l43. 90
ary I 1sSo 1....,... 1852 952, 91100
cembor i 1850 1O5G031 ,U05.oO
month .'... 312s, O3iO0
20 1850 .... 2s,693, 71OOo
nv treasnrcr,s general account Gl3, 766, OIL 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
HOME OF THE MOTHER OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

Efforts to Purchase IL jnavalling' ana ~
WIN Remain Here burglars nj Nor"
at Danvilie-News Gathered In All Parts
OF the Commonwealth.
FsrprIlCksBURG. VA, Nay 2i.-lSpe-
cial. 1.-The Chicago syndicate who were
irving 10 buy the house in ficderchsburg
in which lived the mother Of the Father Of
his Country. will not now be able 70 pull ii
down. and move it, like the Libby prison.
70 Chicago.
This precious historic relic has been saved
10 as by the Association for the PrcscTa-
ton If Virginia Antiquities. aided hy the
Hon. J. l.. Maryc. whose time and talents
were freely asci in the effort.
In this house, which is quaint old build
ING the mother Of Washington lived. IL is
said. fog thirty years. Here she received
her Industrious son and entertained his dis
tineuishcd friends and associates. Hero
she died. and over her grave, which is near
the town. ihc ladies Of Fredericksburg are
about % raise a suitable monument some
additions have been made TO the original
house. but they are easily disccrncd, and Che
house a. j, was in Mrs. .Washing,on's day
may be restored.
The friends Of the Association will have
g. besur themselves 50 pay the price, $1,000,
In, there is no doubt they vii, Go 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Mrs. John cISon. OF Richmond. who has
been on a visit q Mrs. samuel y. Hurt on
Union street. has returned homo.
Mrs. W. l.. Holt, OF Richmond, is WISHING
friends In Petersburg.
Miss Eeseie Bryant. Of Washington, -.
g.. is on "A visit TO Miss LlYa May on lily"
street. nj.
Rev. r. Il. Acrcc. pastor OF tbe irs'
BAPTIST Church. who has uecn IN autnu-
ance llpon the Southern Baptist 'ohNeh-
ton AT Fort Worth, Texas, has returned 10
the city.
the Cra,'s Armory. on Bollingbrook street.
last night Among those in attendance
woro Miss Mary Berry. Of Richmond, PACK
net and natural flowers. Mi. James koh-
crtson. Of Norfolk. with Miss Bessie Berry
of Richmond. black net: Ia France roses.
Mr.. ". II. Lewis with Miss Eiuc Ialhe'
of Norfolk pink chord silk; flowers
Mir. Meade DOYLE with MlssJunc-. Oh i.ini,
ton, black net, -.,t irimm.nf-. DIT. IA w.
Peasants with Miss Pollard. oi hlh'h,
burg. Mr. George Guy with MISS l'iN ~ ="
Farmvilio. Mr.. Buny Riddle with hios
scott. Of Warrcnton.
Tinted Workmcn, was instituted last ni9nt'
4. r. Colbert. Grand recorder, oi Baltimore;
pr. George 4. 1ruitt. grand ovcrsoer, Foco-
mokc CITY, Md: 1T. Dryden. deputy grand
master workman. Oi tIesueiu, ma; were
.,ponr those present. The follow
inc officers were elected AMI installed
William n. Harrison. past master work
man: James q. Ashby. master Wofhnah;
John Mos Buchanan. foreman; Roger Ne
kin.on. cler.ecr. h. +. Jarvis, recorder;
Ios.nb 81. Burke. dnmc'or. R. y. Matte
SON. guide: y. l.. PyysOr inside Waterman
49,, Al Irs. M H. Iaurs and r. /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
ALEXANDRIA.
Tramp. Chained 20 Lrmp-Fo-ts-fhe
Shoe Factory.

ANN
shoe Factory.
,,r,,,,npr, T.. Nsf.4 -nf.ialr
.... d..
! ne h'i"l' 'N ''' '"'''-3"'- "'' "'
mutiuy. aud are summariil chained 90 O.
/ t,,,.,.-,,,st 81 troo. or "a iel..rlui.ru'..
4 number OF Alexandra Youth, at DE-.
uni,rr.it, ha,e.r.iurned.
Tb. shoe rl.for. buildiue Is nearly rcalt
I'm, ocriiu,u.,. The m.ch.ncr. i1- ncsrIt
IN ,rrir'd ana f. bciurl,f inpi4D.. Th.
/. improved Philadelrhil smith apparatus
and viii cat out. s.w eul sole JUS man,
-hoa- i'm day as any other plant.
Preparations are being made for o parade
ON thc lih proNim3. during iN' session '
, the state Farmers convention. ID VIII DR.
YER, iihc Cine usual --i no February AFFAIR."
aii the state councils and several companies
VIII attend.
The following Nlyid hog story comes lr.u
Loudoun:
DWiag THE storm "t last Monday oii. r
noon iishiong struck % tree ln i'i' orcla.
on the "toitou' farm Of Nr~-l- fNIu-
Bros. few miles east of Lec-aur-. LI-s.
teen h.gs. which would have averaged 1'l
pounds each, were hudi'.i together und".
Tine tfrr af lhe time. eDHenl ..I a. which,
several of ibom iinc brood SONS. Wer
killed outright and iAe other One -o injured
thli ID Wil dlc.
I'D" l1ie Miss ii'i'" N. N'''il lnn-
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awaken Christian sentiment in behalf o.
peacenil arbitration. a~d brings us IN
ilnencc to bear simply through petitions,
upon Christian governments.
A committee residing in Richmond, con-
sisting of Drs. Campbell, Il0ge, Kerr, and
NJ. NJ. Gillian, Esq, was appointed 10
bring this measure before the various
churches. The success OF The movement
must depend in great measure upon The
efficiency of this committee. who have a
laborious task laid upon them. Even the
most sanelline cannot hope that all The
bodies addressed will join in the movement.
II may be expected that many VIII, and
that others may afterwards fan into line.
Nor is il 10 Do expected that the govern
ment. petiioncd will DC influenced to lay
down their arms. even by the united peti-
tons Of an Christian churches; but tins
measure is looked upon by its advocates as
one Of the many influences that may be
brought to bear to help in securing great
boon 10 the nations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
LuNeNBURG.
rncendiary Fires - Lawyers Attending
Court.

LrNENBrRG &. H.. May 23.-lSpeciai'i j.
The spring term Of the Circuit Court lot
This county has been in session since 'e
i-fh instant. The court will adjourn To-
morrow. Judge +. j. Irving pTe-i..ng'
Among the lawyers in Attendance rom
other counties are the Hon. W. IL. Noc's'
Stafe senator from Charlotte and Meckleh-
l.,r.. JUDGE ". n. Mann, from NoitoWay
co,nlfy. and Il. Tumhull, from BrunsNick'
,mone the local bar we notice: nessfs' j..
r. Zen. ". J. Bragg. ". {. Nebict,; ana
Carfain George {. organ. C0loncl w -
Adkins Of Bovdton. one Of the Governor ,
aides. and Mr. l.. c. GOode. attorney OF ho!u-
ion. were also ID attendance the hf't DAY oi
the session. =; ,.,o,,
The farmers are very backward III PAM
inr tobacco. owing to the dry cool weather.
Considerable excitement exists IN inc up
Der portion OF the county. in the llcas'hl
Grove district. on account OF several barns
and number Of valuable cal stacks, inc
property OF Mr. NJ. Aryin Of that district
being set ON fire by an incendialy. ne
barns wer. discovered on fire M TIME 10 ne
eXfincui.hcd. bat the stacks were iolaliy
consumed. ...
The people Of the ueiehhorhood are very
much "Shrod up" about il, and 1t Is PROF a
Die iliai the Grand jury may take the matter
i'm hand. some startling developments are
cxpcctod. and already there are reports mai
heavy suits for damages, besides GRIMM"
prosecution, may result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
PETERSBURG.
rdsnd. Of Hon. l.. 4. Venabio Prepared
for the Census.

PETERSBURG. VA. May pa Spocial.'
Tae friends az Hon. l.. G. y enable were much
surprised To hear that the committee on cleo
lions had decided against him in favor Of
Iany,loa. II j. 10 be hoped, however that
fhe ilotlse Will vote 10 sustain Mr.. Ncnahic.
I'ba par,i.anship.of the House Committee
an Ilcctions DO Ibis matter has been much
,,il-.i Of her, today. and severely deuOunc-
e.l bv Democrats. Mr.. Nenabie is expected
40 arrive here from Washington THIS even
ing. ........,-,.- ,, ......
e.s ior che second census district of \ ir-
rinia. told your correspondent 90
Az ihat CA the morning ~ the
,'eeond of June next, Doe would have two
hundred and seven mrn ai Work taking iAe
sensus Of the district, MIR. Young when
,sted by Tux TINES correspondent, what
ssonid 81 the total cost of taking the census
IN biz district, said that 10 would De about
$1,000.
The German Association q Chesterfield
.-ili nave a grand picnic on Monday at
Cheeseman's. in that county, a short dis
lance from Petersburg. The picnic will
b. followed al night by 2fand display of
fre-work- and a ball. Invitations 10 the
picnic have been sent % several parties ID
Richmond.
a nc ii''tI'7 pa NFtt." 90 tn'' P'i' ~ Wv
mast week were Jjf bales. The inspections
Of tobacco an the several warehouses for The
past week were 81 hOc-hCadS; receipts, 2Oi
koeshoads: sales OF loose. 2i.3lO pounds.
Fifteen deeds were admitted 30 record ia
ale ollce of the Clerk 81 the Court during
the past week.
IL l. Understood that efforts are being
made 20 have the gunbOais now anchored
near Richmond returned 10 City Point. A
naval officer has already surveyed the river
M Gify Point and il Of ibe opinion the fleet
should be there.
Mr. Uugh Cousins, general secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, IN
this city, i nj Suffolk, Ia attendance upon
tbc annual disirici conference Of The Young
Mems Christian Association.
Miss Mary Rogers, Of Richmond, Is visit
ing friends here.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Monument TO the Heroes Of Meoklen-
burg.

burg.
RALEIGH. r. G.. May o.. Special. "A
special tonight announces the death OF
Roy. DR.. J. Z. Mann Of the Methodist Con-
ference of this state. which occurred last
night at II. Louis. where he was attending
the General Conference. lie was one Of the
most prominent of the dyines in the Con-
ference and was at the time Of his death
pastor of the church nj New Bernc. Ile was
a leader four years ago I'm the movement 90
divide the Conference Of the state. which
measure was chen defeated. but was few
DAYS ago passed by The General Conference.
Governor F0Wie has granted rrpricve
until June 9th 10 Jordan Priichett. SEN
fenced 10 be- hanged al OXiord, june 9Th.
The directors Of ihc IiiI'us National
Bank will meet here Monday 90 elect a
president 10 succeed Colonel William l..
Dr.. 1. b. Hawkins, yice-presidcut, NIi he
elected.
An appropriation OF $500 has been grant
ed for 2 macadamized road from Whining
ton out 70 National Cemetery, and work
Will begin az once.
4 mas s-meetiug Of citizens Of Henderson
has been called lur Monday night 10 de-
tormine whether or moi a petition shall Doc
made 90 commissioner, to order an election
Tor the purpose OF voting "a subscription TO-
ward OlI0ing "a railroad from henderson
to some pom; in Nash county.
Rev. pr. Hoe. ot 81 iimiugton. left to-day
for stanton. o.. where Be VIII deliver ava
address h.i0.e the Augusta Female SEMI
nary a. that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Methodist Lasnen's Union-Biue Fish
Biting.


biting.
NORFOLK, VA, May special The
Methodist Laymen's Jni0u are making
elaborate arrangements for Rev. sam Jones
meetings in Norfolk next month. There
will be a choir of iliy voices 10 furnish lne
music at the services. AT meetn. last
ni.ht, thc committees having IN charge tine
various features Of tGc work made 81 Doe
rate reports. Preparation meeting VIII d.
held ia the new tabernacle "a week before
Mr.. Jones commences his great revival
Norfolk is seaport town, and not tine
quiotost in Virginia, and Mr. Jones viii
have plenty OF material 10 WORK on. Mr..
Jones viii bring Mr.. stewart a5 bis assist
aui. and Mr.. EXccll1 musical director.
There Was distinguished party OF guests
at the Princess Anne Hotel, Virginia Beach.
yesterday. 10 consisted ot Judge l.. J..
Lewis chief Justice oi the supreme Court of
Appeal Judge Waller Il. staples, judge
Robert w. Hughes. of tse luuitod States
Circuit Court and \. T.. la0m, Esq, and
". n. White, Esq.. Of Norfolk.
Some very large catches OF lluc FISH are
being made By ihc owners OF scinos a!our
the coast. I'M northampton county, several
days ago, nine thousand pounds OF these
fish Were captured an one haul. Fishermen
say they have never before seen such guam
iitss OF these fish.
The German corvette Ariadne. which has
been Ia port for several weeks. VIII sail
from Norfolk next week direct for Germany.
The ship has been Out for Three years, aud
during that time has ciuised along the AZ
laniic coast from Newport 10 the West IT.
dies. Her officers have been Handsomely
entertained since their STAY IN Norfolk, and
have received Hospitality aboard their ship.
several large iisnng parties arc nc Lake
DrummOnd, in the Dismal swamp canal,
for a short stay, The sport ia this noted
fishing rendezvous is very lire at this time
Of the year.
AT meeting last night pickeu-Buch.
anan CamD, Confederate veterans. decided
10 20 30 Richmond 10 the un,eiling.