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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
(L Gwiazdy DetrolCke

SltCJO.
(Z Gwiazdy Detrolckej).
Panowie Jan Jetka Jozef
Modlatf Detroit dubois
street Mr.. N. I'll i s49) ,dac
"a glosem sumienia i pragnac
dowIedz;ec sic o istotnym sta
ME rzeczy co do mniemanego
stosunllu ks. Dominiko Kola-
sinskiego b Ojcem sw., posta-
nowlll by!i !istownje zniesG
SIC ! odpowiednja kongregacya
Rzvmskq i posse 0 informacve
w tym w~zgledzie.
Dnia - BIN. odpowiedz sw.
kongregacy1 Roc. Wary RE.
czyw!scie z Rzymu nadeslana
zustala / brzmi jak nastepuje:
Sw. KONGREGACYA
ROZ. WARY Nr. 1920
Sprawl tyczaca sic ks. Do
minika Kolasmskisg go,
RZYN, 6 W=eSaju 1890 =.
Szanowny Panic!
Juz w latach 1886 p,szac do
nlejaklego Przybylovsklego
upomminalismy surowo, ably
Polacy nalelacy do parafIi sw.
Woiciecha, poddali sic wfadzy
Detroickiego Biskupa, a nadto
oswiadczvlismy wyraznie, ay-
wen ]eszcze slowem temuz
PrzybyFowskiemu i %nieiakiemu
Stan. Tarnowskiemu, kt6rzy u
Mas osobiscie byli, Re Biskup
Deroickl OLA SLUSZNYCH
POWODOW JAKNAJSPRA-
WIEDLIWIEJ UKARAL ks.
Dominica kolasinsklego wyda-
laiac go z parafii sw. Voice
cha, jak rownlez, Re ME male
2y mice zadnej nadziei, ably
on mogf kiedys powrocic ma
za]mowane stanowisko. ODE
cnie zas z wielkiem zdziwie
nsem i bolem serca dowiedzie-
lismy *ie, il Ko]asiiski do
tego stopn;a przewrotnosci
doszedl, ze ME zwazaiqc ma
odIetq mu wfadze - smle
religllne pos}ugi w obrebie
parafii sw. Wojc,echa sprawo-
wac, a naduzywaiac fatwowier-
nosci ludu = ME obawia sic
zdradzleckim podstepem spro-
wadzac 90 ma bezdroza bledu,
plotqc, Re on . pod wfadzy
BIskupa Jest wyjetym i zalez-
nym wprost Cd Sto]icy sw.
P1o'ra. Ably ten bIqd, przez
kolasinskiego rozsiewany, byi
ia zawsze usunietym, postano-
wlllsmy przedstawlc CT praw-
dzlwy stan rzeczy a to W tym
celu, abys Ty Twoi wspolro-
dacy nadaf W bledzle ME po-
zostawali. Ola tego oznaimu-
jenny Ct, ZE KAPLAN DO
MINK kOLASINSKI, SLU-
SZNIE PRZEZ BISKUPA
DETROICKIEGO WYKLE-
TY, ZADNEJ ZUPEENlE
WLADZY Old STOLICY Sw.
ME POSlADA; nadto, Re ks.
kolasjisSj wpadt W niepra-
widIcwost (sciagu;.f ia slebie
takie kary kosc!elve, Cd kt6-
rych w razie surowc| po1uty,
sam tylgo Ojclec sw. zwolni6
mole. Kr2yp. Red J. gdy2 be-
dac obciaaony kIatwaml ko.
Scielnem! odwazyf sic sprawl
wac NaIsw. Of'are Mszy sw.
kONIECZNEM JEST PRIZE.
10, ABLY CT WSZYSCY,
KTORZY UWAZAJA SIZE
IA KATOL1KOW | MECH
ca UTRACIC WIECZNEGO
ZBAWIENIA, PORZUClLI
KS. KOLASINSKIEGO JAKO
TEI KOSCIOE, W KTORYM
ON
Go sic zas tyczy ko%sciola,
ktory kclasink, wybudowaG
pragnie, wiedziec nalezy, Re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

XII sprawl nasza osiagneia,
.lak 'yiko W stowach: ,,Stawa
mech bedzie j. Chrystusow,."
Wsprawle %naszej Jest on po-
czatklem, srodkiem koncem
Jemu ma chwale obchodziG
bedzlemy wszystKie nasze e
brania katolickie. Uczestnic-
two nasze W d~zisiejszej uro-
czystoscl W rozma,tym priced
stawla has charaktzrze, lako
synow wlernych kos. katollc-
Nego, jaNo synow giowy .je-
go, papleaa Leona Mi, jake
obroncow nasze) WARY, a mad.
to stanelismy tn objawem
ml]osci ku Bogu i cale] ludz-
koscl, naI1onlec jake niemcy,
7ako me2owie SLIM, jak dehy
naszych lasow, ucZciwi i OF,
Warcl, lak c2ysta woda REX
naS2ych, a wlerni ]ak naddzla.
dy nasze, s~tarozytne Germany.
Nlemiecka wiernos3, riemiec-
ka uc2ciwcSG, niemlecka We
so}osc-oto glownie rysy cha
rakterystycZne tego ludu, tie
2achowajmY przez cafY zyc,a
watek. Podzielamy n~aturaInie
zwyozaie noweJ naszei ojczyz.
ny / szanujemy je, starych a.
to!' tradycyJ kraju, W ktorym
sta'a nasza kolebka, nigdy ME
z%apomnlmy i ME zaniedbamy
naszego )ezyka ojczystego. kto-
kolwiek nam uslluje wydrzeG
nasz jezyk ojczysty, ME jest
naszym przy]acielem i must
my traktowa6 60 jake wroga.
Dopoki w1adamy ojczystym
1ezykiem naszym, Mkt nam
go ME odb:erze, a przynaimniej
ME odbierze gwaltem. Jestes-
my tn obywatelaml amerykan-
sklml; przysieglisMy naszej
(adoptowaneD przybranej 81
czyznie wiernosc i tel dotrzy-
many. kochamy ,,Gwiazdy
linie." Bedzlemy sic tlum.
HE gromadzlc o&o1o Mich i
! podnosIt W gore iako symbol
nlezawl!osci i wolnosci; ktoby
te flage zniewaayf, nas @niewa-
ly; bedzIemy Je] 5rouiG, do
poki starczy sill W naszym
ramiemlu krwi W zylach ma
szycE. Jak wan wszystklm
wiadomo, swawoli teraz w tym
kraju waz, nabr2miafy jadem
falszywe] miEosci ku zlemi, Ia
ktore] powstal | wyrosl. Waz
ten pe}2a naokofo wskazu &C
swym faiszywym jezyklem ia
wszystko, co Oboe / ia kaz-
diego, co sic lie urodzif W tym
kraju.
lego z~niszczyc, ME orezem,
Ntory rozlewa krew i znlszc7e-
ME %nlesie, !ecz silna bronia
rozwaznego ducha. Musimy go
pckonaG PREY urnie. Lu,
dZle ME k%ochaiacy kGaju, W
kt6rym sic rodzili ich oicowie,
ME NIGGA tel kochac kraju, W
ktorym sic suml urodzili.
Drodzy Przylaciele! Przesz-
10 sto lat temu, Jak ks. Barn
glosll tn kazanle katollckie;
Oh to byl zaIo2ycieIem pod
wal'ny tax skutecznel rzym-
oko kat. kosciola w Pittsbur-
ghu, ktorego siawa blask ME
professionally sic talk swietnie,
jaiS dis w1eczor.
Wiadomo wszystkim. Re W
plttsburghu wiele prochu, bru-
du udrecleh, ale zapewniam,
Re mlmo to u naszych Pitts
burgh zanow Bile SERGE, jak
snieg bale i jekkolwiek woda
Moncngaheil brudna i muIis-
ia, lest przec'ez wiele mlejsc,
Z ktorych kropelki dobrej Ola
kazdego, uzyG mozna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
Z pod Wschowy. Dnif

z pod Wschowy. Dnia ,
wrzesnia poblogoslawlony zostaf
zWiazek malzenski koSclelc W
Kaszedorze pomledzy ?. doktorem
Stanls}awem KowaleWlczem Z Par
lowic q panna Stanis}awq Meissncr
z Kaszczoru. Aktu slubnego dopel-
nif X. hleber, kuzyn panny milo
dej, W w asystencyl ksiezy dzieka
ma Nietziga. proboszcza Kluga l wi
karyusza Michaiowicza. SzczeSt
Boze mfodej pare!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

mieli rodaka artyste W spodnicce.
Ma dis kohcze ma kortspon-
doncye sadzac, re w niedalekiej
przyszfo$ci znowu przvpomne sic
mi1ym czytelnikom Warusa.
Zygmunt MaahorShi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

Drezno, dnia 5. Q. Nasz TO.
dak l. Wlniewicn Z w. KS. Po--
znanskiego, odbywaj2cy 4 tygod-
niowy kurs ma akademil krawiec-
kie1 w Dreznle, uzyskaf sam jeden
pomledzy 80 obcokrajowcami ia
kie s%wiadectwo, jake hywa tylko
tym ucznlom ~udzlelane, llt6rzy
prznajmiej trzymiesieczny kurs od-
bywaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

W Biafczu, dina 26 sierpn,a
I. D. zosta1 poblogoslawiony zwia-
EEK ma}zehski w koSciele W Bla}-
Gu pomiedzy rz2dzc2 gospodar-
Gym p, W4adys}awem Kaszew-
skim, a parma Margarine Jenchow-
ska z Biafcza. Aktu sfubncgo do
pefnif miejscowy X. dziekan Ku-
charzewicz. SzczesG Boze mlodei
pare!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

w Kramsku pod Babimostem
objaf probstwo X. wlkaryusz Mel
darski re Strzelna. w jegc miej-
see powofano X. DIR. Wilkohskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

CINCINNATI, 0. Ubiegle-
go lata zmar1 tn bogsty bro
war; Hermann LackMnun W
slSutek porazenia sioueczntgo,
ME pozostawla]ac testamentu.
Otoz lego spadkoblercv un6
will sic mledzy sobq, "zeb, 2
jego spadku przeznaczyG 1000
dolarow ia pewien szpl1al a
20 500 dolarow ma Is r,5-
nych zakladow dobroczynuA ch.
gdya byli pr2ekon,nni, 4
zmarly, gdyby mial byi GAS
do tego. podobne lagata byl-
by poc2ynil. kzadki to PREY
klad, a nasladowanju got&y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

NEW 0 R kr1tI<i stra1k
zarzqdzili czfonkowIe un,i kIe-
pacZy ziota i srebra we wszg-
stkIch pracownlach nownynr-
skich i kilku pracownlarh W
Philadelphia, Chicago, Bo~to-
ME i niekt6rvch mniejszych
mlastach. l5-go b. N. straik
sic rozpoczaf, a ?oludnie
p~racodawcy juz ma zqdania
strajkerow sic zgodzjll vsz}-
soy wr6cill do roboty. Che
dzllo 0 podwyzszenle pttoy 4
81 ma Sc. 20 "a wyk ,raujr
SO pennyweights Q20o g,
now zfota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

w Modliszewku pod Gnieznem
panuje tyfus 20 os6b juz zacho-
rowa}o; podobno naiad]y SIG miesa
z%epsutego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
Premu u nal wymoai

W stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie S2.0c
W Europe, Azyi, M%eksyku Ameryce
o~loludnlowei $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
Z POZNANIA.

S. p. Wojclech Sobkowski
dfugoletnl wlelce szanowany, nau-
czyciel Z Pawfowa pod Klszkowem,
zakonczyf zycic W zak}adzie lecz-
niczym pod Dreznem. Spok6j 1e-
go duszy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

O0iecaWszy SzaMownIm czv-
teIn'kom Wjaru$a, lr IN opj>ze
znacznieisze Nolonic pol>kjc W
Texas, pozw6lcie, zc zaczne cd
brauh9m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
Is Wrzesnia, $3.50 "a s 60
dzinna robote.
yrok 4 Rzymu

u spuec5e DominiHo KolaslIi-
sh2ego.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-27
Builders Of Steam Machinery
In all its branches.


Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with bulls OF wood. iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF sheet Iron, Of any
size, made in suitable lengths for con Meeting
together, Or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIyETING, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment, riveted by
hydraulic rivetiag machinery, that quality of
work being far superior to hand work.
SEIF WORK, Ship and Steam CapstaEs, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast of the Heine Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation OF
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
Ism Room No. 3. upstairs, Spreckels' Block
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
LUNENBURG COUNTY.
Fine Exhibit at the Fasmville Fair-Mr
Epes and LangstOn.

LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE, VA, Oct. -
Especial. AT the fair just over in oul
neighboring town Of Farmyille, old Lunen
burg came up well to the front. A horse
owned by party here took the first premium
IN the trOtting match. Mr.. l.. \. Hardy. .
prominent Young farmer, carried of pre-.
miums upon both corn and tobacco.
Lunenburg was the banner county in the
Fourth District in the Congressional cleo
ton which elected the Hon. +. &. Nenable,
the issue turning in that election upon the
vote OF Lunenburg. Our party is fully
aroused to the Importance Of electing in No
yember Mr.. James +. Epes, our gallan
standard-bearer; and when the sun
goes down on the 4th we intend that
our past record, if possible, shall be
beaten in an increased majority. Ling
ston's supporters are hard at work here.
bat hays heard of no white Republican H.
this county who will vote for him. On tn
contrary every white Republican here will
either vote for Epes or "go fishing on that
diy. | am reliably informed that quite 3
number Of cOlOred Republicans also will
Ute for Epes in this county, and my inior
nation, gathered from reliable Republicans
all over the district, is TO the same effect in
other parts of the district.
Our farmers have been very busy seeding
wheat. but heavy rain set in last night
here, which will suspend operations for
some days on farm work.
Mr.. VI. c. COrdOzO, prominent citizen,
and the Republican county chairman, in
forms me that he will not vote for Lang
ston for Congress, The white men mere ar,
1aily leaving the party OF Langston, Reed
A 60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. j.-Cott0n-Messrs
Hubbard. Price Il Co., in their cotton circu
lar tonight say: "rhe cotton markets have
but little resistance OF the depreciation o.
values, which seems becoming so general
The Liverpool dispatch this morning indi.
Gated decline Of 1854 in futures there. This
market has been gradually sold down.
closing about three points under last
evening. Receipts at ports to-day esti
mated at Al, 900 bales, against 1925 bales
last week, and 1900 last year. The spot
market is quiet at Liz decline; middling
uplands, 109S. Sales, 1877 bales. Futures
closed irregular.
In Liverpool spot cotton steady; midiling
uplands. J7sd. Sales, 1900 bales. Futures
closed quiet and i-6ld lower; October, 500
5.3S; October and November. 5.33; November
and December, j.32; December and .Janu-
ary, 5.32; January and February. 5.32.
PrOduce-Flour dull and weak: City Mill
extras S5.ljM$J. 40 for West Indies; Mime
sofa extra, S3.T0@S6.I0; superue, 3.1j@
1896. Wheat closed firm; spot sales of No.
red winter, Sl.0S; November. Si.0Sl1. Corn
closed firm; No. , mixed, 5SHc., cash !:
do. October, 5S5sc. Oats closed dull /;
October, 4SAc. Pork dull; mess. sll.2j@
$3.50. Lard-NOyember S6.5j. Sugar-Re-
fined firm; cut loaf and crushed 7@7Lc.
graduated. 9-lGc. Coffee quiet; fair Rio
cargoes 20Ac. spirits of turpentine in fair
demand and steady at iIlsc. for regulars
and 42c for machine barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
ARRESTED FOR SANDER.
GREENSBORO.
Exciting Political Campaign-Personal
and General Items.

GREENSBORO, n. c., Oct. 2j.--L Special. =
The most interesting and unique feature OF
the present political campaign was thepub-
lie speaking here by the negro Congress
ional candidate Charles ii. Moore. The re-
mark able tact that he opposes Mr.. Brewer,
the regular nOminee III The party, drew an
immense crowd together, and he had an au-
dence that was never surpassed IN close
attention. Most OF the negro voters In the
place were on hand, as were crowd Of
white Democrats, who are intensely enjoy
ing the fight AS 1t now progresses between
:loore and Brewer. IL was noticed that the
white Republican leaders (Brower mem
hung on the outskirts of the crowd.
The campaign is one OF unusual interest,
and las developed some exciting features.
The county candidates of old Guiliord have
been on the war-path for each others scaips
The remains Of Mr.. GeQrge y. Appleton,
OF st. Louis. were brought here for inter.
ment yesterday, and deposited beside those
OF his wife, who died here several years
ago.
A case Of heroic perseverance has just
been reported from Cabarrus county. IL
was of a brave one-legged Confederate SOL
der, who had just sold his cotton in Con-
cord and made the last payment on $3.Ov
purchase of land, all OF which he has &C.
complished alone, In addition to raising a
family of one dozen children.
Mr.. Peter l.. Ray, printer Of this town,
and a deaf mute, was recently united In
marriage to Miss Willie y. Williams, OF
W arren county, also deaf mute. Mr.. Ray
is well-knOwn among the craft In the state,
and Is a most estimable Young man.
Notice has just been issued here for the
employment Of force for the second knit
ting factory, which 10 to be started at once
Mr.. l.. +. Ross is the proprietor, and
hosiery will be manufactured exclusively.
An oil well company has been formed,
which will hold possession OF the oil site
(thirty-two acresJ In fee simple. The pro.
jectors OF the enterprise are sanguine OF
success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
QUOTATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
COTTON MARKET.

situation Of Tobacco st Richmsnd and
| Other Important Centres-Cottsn and
Farm Products Peanut Quotations
Miscellaneous.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2j.- Money closed at 8
per cent. Exchange closed quiet; posted
rates. 1922 is6ll; actual rates, 4sl1 for
sixty days and 4sJ for demand. Govern
ments closed steady; currency 6's, il3 bid;
As, coupons, l2II bid; 4Il's do, lO41s bid.
The stock market to-day was very active
during the first two hours Of business, ana,
all Of the leading stocks were quite freely
traded in. The Sugar Trust certificates
were rather more quiet, but few leaders
were more active. At the opening the tone
was weak with prices . to Ia
per cent. below those Of yesterday.
In the early part of the closing hour to noon
the general market continued weak, with
st. Paul as the future. After l:3O, when
the bank statement was made public, show
ing an increase In the reserves to be s224,-
40, there was some covering and prices
rallied slowly. Total sales 325,3s5 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
wesrmoReLANp COUNTY.
The RsppAhannock VALLEY Convocssion-
Interesting Services Church Notes.


Interesting Services Church Notes.
OAK GROVE, Oct. 25.-tspecial.l -Th
Rappahannock Valley Conyocation met
st. Peters tEpiscopaD church, Oak Grove
on Tuesday, October 2lst. There were pres
emf Rev. j. II. HundIey. the:president, Revs
1 X. A, Castleman, j. X. Mason, 4. Meade
Al. Willis, and w. &. Latane, the rector
The services continued for two days.
On Tuesday there was services At III 80
NJ. and at I 7. NJ. At the former seryic'
the Rev. j. X. Mason preached, and at 10.
latter there was sermon by the Rev. T.
Meade, after which prayer service wal
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Mason:
| On Wednesday there was cevotiona
meeting at 10 A. NJ, led by the president
and after this a business meeting OF the
conyocation was hell. The Rev. T.. Is. Bur
well. who has recently moved to Lancaster
from Fluvanna county, Va, and Rev
John 5. Gibson. Of West Virginia, who
took charge of Trinity church, fIed.
ericksburg, the 1st Of October, were elected
members OF the convocatioh. The Rev.
Dabney Davis appeared and took his seat.
A resolution was passed expressing regret
at the removal Of the Rev. Frank string
fellow from Middlesex TO Henry county,
Va.
Alter the NeFDdl TtpOTts Ntic maui W tut
different brethren, which showed growth
and progress in all the churches at the
close of this meeting, the conyocation ser
mon was preached by the Rev. A. j. Willis,
OF King George.
On Wednesday night missionary meet
ing was held. Mr.. Mason made stirring
address on foreign missions. Mr.. Meade
represented the Diocesan Missionary soci-
ETY.. giving an account OF his work as evan
gelist and Of the work Of the society through
out the state, and Mr.. Hundley gave his
torical sketch of the Rappahannock Valley
Convocation. Another prayer service war
then held, and after returning thanks to the
rector and congregation for their Kindness
and hospitality, the c0nyOcatiOn adjourned
10 meet during next Easter week at 1t.
Johns church, Warsaw.
Bishop Randolph will visit this section OF
the State the latter part Of November.
The Rev. A. j. Willis, Of King George
Courthouse, will move to Middleway, JEFF
fersOn county, West Va, the first Of next
month. His people in Hing George VIII
part with him with sincere regret.
The congregation at It. Georges church.
Fredericksburg, are bewailing the fact tina
their rector, the Rev. John X. Mason, is to
leave them the first OF next December, To-
become associate rector of st. James
church, Richmond.
The people in this section are in good
spirits. The wheat is coming up prettily.
Jones is making vigorous canvass, and
the Democrats expect confidently that h
will be elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
NORTH CAROLINA.
Honors to Ala Mind Sold
A Heated Canvass.

RALEIGH, y. c., oct. 25.- Special. =
A handsome car filed with exhibits Of the
resources and manufactured products OF the
city of Florence, Alabama, arrived here
this morning in charge OF party who
have been making thirty days tour with
the car, stopping at such places as Ashe-
Vile. Louisville, CINCINNATI, Columbus,
Cleveland, Ptts5urg, Philadelphia, New
York. New Haven, Providence, Boston
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Char
lotte, Greensboro, Raleigh, Atlanta, and
Chattanooga. Among the party in charge
nt the car is W. o. SHELTON, president OF thu
Florence Chamber OF Commerce; several
representatives including ladies. and sew
rral prominent citizens Of Florence. The
party was received here to-day by COM
mittee, and shown over the city, and to-
night reception was rendered them at the
YarDoro Hotel, at which addresses were
made by Major Alfred A. Thompson. Major
II. ;, Tucker, and several other prominent
ctivens OF Raleigh.
GOLD MINE SOLD.
The Hamilton gold mine, where gold was
recently found in great quantities, near
Salisbury, has just been sold 10 the Marc
took Mining Company for 5000, 900, and VIII
be extensively worked. Ii is near the IA
nous l4duueI nllut, III lnc -NuudiiiC i'ti
district. which created a great sensation a
few months ago. There is said to be more
gold in sight than in any other mine in the
State
ARRESTED FOR ISLANDER.
News is received here that young man
named Williams was arrested and carried
to Rocky Mount day or two ago, charged
with slandering a respectable young lady Of
that place. Williams effected a compromise
Of the case by agreeing to leave the county
for five years.
HEATED CANVASS.
What has been one OF the most heated
Joint political canvasses ever held in this
county was closed this evening. The nom-
nees on both sides have been speaking IN
Joint debate for about five weeks, and the
discussion has, at some points, been very
excited. Ii has been as hard tight as was
ever waged on both sides, and 1t is conceded
on all sides this evening that the county,
which has boon Republican TOR wv Give
years, will go Democratic at this election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
AsbeyflIe y. q

AsHEYHLE, \. c., Oct. 2i.-fhc weather
here this week has been very unsuitable fOl
handling tobacco, being very windy with
more or less rain every day. Consequently
our sales have fallen far short of what wa
expected. There has been no perc"ptible
change in prices. our market being gov
erned bv the larger ones east of us. The
price Of those grades ofcutting and cigarette
leaf, which are above the limit OF export
buyers, will feel the eff ct of monopoly more
in the future than heretofore. Evidences
are not wanting now, and ere long the
farmers who succeed in raising these hill
grades will feel it. Mr.. Alexander iarthill
Of Louisville, KY, made IA short visit to oul
market this week. and left tor the eastern
part OF this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

COTTON REPORT
Market steady.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
tReported for the. Times.i

lReported for the. Times.
KICHM md, VA. Oct. 29.-No offerings OF
tobaccos at auction on Change to-day,
Offering Of tObaccOs at auction on Change
for the weel, endIng Saturday, October 18th,
1890, amounted 10 only IL packages, and
the highest price obtained was 81 for a
package Of sun cured tobacco,
Private sales reported to the secretary To-
day: Wrappers, ID hogsheads; iillers, !
logshead; cutters, h0gsheads; smokers,
nogsheads; burleys. - hogsheads; dark
tobaccos, 3 hogsheads; total. 80 hogsheads
Private sales reported To the secretary
for the week ending Saturday, October y.
1890: Wrappers, ~ h0gsheads; filters, ~
hogsheads; cutters, Is hogsheads; smokers,
10 hodsheads; scrap. 80 hoosAeaas, dark
tobaccos, ~ hogsheads; sun-cured, hogs
heads; burleys, % hogsheads: Tugs common
dark, Is hogsheads. Total, 397 hogsheads
Office OF the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: nspecti0ns-Bright, 0hogsheads.
For the week ending Saturday. October
y. 1890: spections-Bright. les hogs
heads; dark, l03 hGgshea,ls; Western, lo7
hogsheads. Reinspections- Bright, 70 hogs
heads; dark, IL hogsheads; Western,
hogsheads.
Total sampling for the week, 5s4 hogs.
heads,
Farmers, " ilsOn's, virginia, AEeghany,
Old Dominion. Seabrook's, Crenshaw's,
Shockoe, nayenport's and shelburneis
warehouses report t0dayl Receipts, 81
hogsheads, deliveries, 81 hogsheads.
tierces and boxes.
The same warehouses, with Vaughaa's,
Planters and Merchants added, report for
the week ending Saturday, October %,
1890: Receipts, 30 h0gsheads. fierce and
box: deliyeries SIG ho.shea,a 10 fierces
and boxes.
Excess Tor the week OF receipts over the
deliveries, IL hogsAeads.
Office OF the Collector OF the United States
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
| city Of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes. $l,50f.tA, tax
paid t0baccos, $3,siT 81; tax paid special,
$43.l6. Total, VI, 4ihg1.
Internal revenue collections for the city
Of Richmlnd for the week ending Saturday
October -, 1880; Tax paid oigars aud