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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-04
PETERSBURG POINTS.



Monument tnveiiing.
PETERSBURG. Va. April &c. Special. r.
a most notable event in Hebrew society cir
cles occurred here this afternoon at 5:50
o'clock. the occasion being ihe marriage at
the Synagogue. On Union street, of Mr. j..
B. Morse and Miss Hannah ]. Acn. The
~vnauo-ue had been richly and taste
fully decorated with flowers and
pOifcd plants by Mrs. John J.. hOhson
assisted hy Misses Celia Cohen,
Helen EieenOrum.a and Hannah Cohen. The
following Young Gentlemen acted as usncrs.
Edward Eigenhrum. Morris J.. Myers ana
Isaac Cohen. of Petersburg; Abe J.. May, of
Cincinnati, and Mr.. stern. OF NeW lor..
The ladies of honor were Misses Celia Li-
gonhrum. Helen Eigenhum, Celia Cohen.
and Hannah Cohen. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strauss. Miss
Mvra Rose. SIR. Henry Angle. and
Mr. Sol. RicheO, an Of Richmond. The syn-
agOgue was crowded, and many were
turned away not being able 90 get into the
building The marriage ceremony was P.i-
formed hv Rev. D.. N. Myers. The bridal
couple left ON a trip for Washington. ba.ii-
more Philadelphia, New York ana Boston.
The bridal presents came from friends iu
Petersburg. Richmond. Baltimore. New
York. Washington. Philadelphia. Boston.
Cincinnati. and Alabama, and are valued
M Sl POO Tine bride is most attractive
v0une lady and tine groom is one Of the
most osiimaDie young Hebrew citizens
Worshipful Master George Potts and Mas
Ter Mason Sol. Birdsone, of this city. lcit lnis
afternoon for Chester. 90 assist ln some Ma
sonic work there tonight.
Some weeks ago the Ladies Memorial As
-Ociati0n wrote % Governor Mckinney, ask
ine him 90 deliver an address ON The Occa-
sion of the unyeiling Of the Confederate
monument here, on the atn of June next. \
,aiter has been received from thc Governor
acccpting the invitation. and stating that he
will Doe glad 90 De with the association on
that OCCASION.
10 is understood that in few days bids
VIII he asked for rebuilding two on three
of the stores ON Sycamore street. which were
DESTROYED by fire some months ago.
a full meeting of the Board of Director
Of the Central Lunatc Asylum VIII DE- held
II the asylum on tAe 18Th instant.
The assessors of city property. VINO nave
been at work for the past month or more
DO not expect 90 get through with their
assessment for three or four weeks yet. 10
was learned from one of the assessors 10
day that since the last assessment was
made-hya years ag0-quite number oi
dwellings. valued at from $1,000 20 f2'VO0
have been erected in the city.
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LYNCHBURG'S DRUG MILL a
GREAT SUCCESS.

Ohio Capitalists Prospecting AT Danviile-
Heavy Snow az Warm springs-Manga-
-csc Mine Discovcrod-From Many
Parts Of the state.
LyNcnBuRC, va. April &c. Special. f.
The drug mill recently established in this
city is meeting with great success. Orders
are constantly being received from remote
points and about twenty-five employees are
kept constantly busy. Among the operatives
employed by the millslare five girls who are
said 90 do their work most acceptably. Mr..
Pleasant Preston and Mr.. Read who are
the conductors Of the mills are putting into
their enterprise an the elements which
commend success and as a business yen-
ture the drug Mills are now an established
Institution.
Thescntcnce of Caboll Christian. convict
cd at ihe December term of the Corporation
Court for larceny from Air. Melmse. has
been cOmmuted by Governor Mckinney 10
Imprisonment in city jail for twelve months
dating from time Of conviction lhe comhu-
tation. however. rests upon certain condi-
tiOus tD Doe complied with. which are likely
to be fulfilled before tomorrow.
A new manganese mine has been discoN-
cred at Mount Athos. six miles below this
city and Immediately on Che line of the Nor
folk and Western and Chesapeake
and Ohio. which, according TO
% test made by CARNEGIE Bros.
q Co.. of pitisburg. Pa, is one of the finest
for manufacture of glass ever found. The
Nova Scotia manganese. from which All tine
glass made in this country is manufactured
f..f q. D. ua uIN ID half Two
per cent. o. iron. while The test Of this Mount
Ath0s mine only shows the slightest trace
This mine is destined tO De q bonanza 90 the
owners.
Strong efforts have been name here i'm The
last iow days hy certain parties 90 have
Jake pmllet0n removed from tine police
force. hut they failed of success. the grounds
o: the charge being entirely unsupported.
Roy PARCEL. the soYcn-ycar-old son oi
Iayl0r PARCEL. conductor ON the Lynchburg
and Durham Railroad. left his home near
Durmid depot. "a few DAYS ago 90 go iO school
and did NOT return. lie was today found in
this city ON a visit 90 some oi his friends.
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Professor e. ". Putnam and bis assist
ana again began excavations Monday in
what il supposed % Dee that 0i an Indian
burial place. near the Winthrop Centre 9e.
pot. in Winthrop, which was discovered by
w0rkmen. in May, 1855 40 that time.
in making an excavation, lndiaa
relics were found. among them
Was skull OF great interest. iu
further eXcaNating, aIothcr skeleton WaA
found, which Was not removed Until Pro-
tessor vutnum was communicated with.
Ae was away. but, at as request, the exca-
faiiOn was loit uAdisturOed until he obtain
81 sime 10 explore il In November, io,>
Then be spent three days among the graves
Oi which be discovered Eve s.ofc
These Indians We're supposed to haN,
died from the plague probably small
pOx-Whlch swept away 50 man,
IN ,sl- or lOiJ. Monday another s~elr
Ton OF ungs.4 lily large size, Win knee
drs.wn up 10 the chin and saoing the Wess
was found. ls Is IN remarkably goo,
state OF preservation. The remains wcr
carefully wrapped up in napcs aud rcmo,e'
tO Cambridge. TITO work Of excavation
will probably lie continued every day anti
I the whole OF the supposed burial place ha
heon explored. Boston Journal.
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1OlrUIsORY rTOrA0r IAws'
WORK OF A FIEND.
Attempt 10 Poison Number of FamiIses m
West Virginia.

PARKERsBURG, ". Va, tDril "a das.
tardly attempt TO poison ie,eral families
was discovered to-day g.. Fairyiew, a
suburb where q large rdnber of people re-
side, twelve famil.es Of whom get their
drinking water from one spring. 10 is a
flowing spring and runs for some distance.
For some time dogs. cattle and other ami
mails have been drinking from DO and the
children complained that the water was bad
and became violently sick. An in,cstiga-
tion showed the carcass of a sheep near the
spring filled with strychuine. enough 90 Kill
"a hundred persons. The animals that died
had been deYouring the carcass. The
stream is thoroughly poisoned The per-
petrator is promised summary punishment
il he is caught.
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RALEIGH BUDGET.
\ Valuable steam Tug burned at SOUTH
pori-Minors.

RALEIGH, April g. special. News is
received Of fatal accident at Jackson Hill.
in Davidson county. Joseph Edwards and
his little son were hauling wood. when the
wind blew a tree down ON them, killing the
boy instantly, and seriously w0undins Mr.
Edwards.
The North Carolina Society for Prevention
Of Cruelty TO Animals has been organized
at Ashcylie. W. III. julaes % was elected
president. and j. J.. Carroll Yicc-prcsident.
There isl large membership. and Immediate
steps Will De taken 20 pat the organization
ON "a basis Of practical operation.
Mr.. J.. =. Demain, Signal Service OBJ
server at southport. telegaphed % this city.
that the sieam-iug. Blanche. was completely
destroyed by fire there Yesterday morning,
Fire as,disc0yered about . o'clock this
morning. but 10 had gained such headwa;
that nothing could Doe done o. save the yes
sci. They bad taken On board "A large guam
uiy of lightwO0d the evening before. and
this rendered beer destruction ali the more
easy. The lug Was a new and very hand
some one owned by Captain j. T.. Harper.
and cost SIS 900
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tfN Naples. a marble statue of the paiilo,
I.U.n lH.lDo. executed Dy Afhhieu Dlr'
... I.. loMmuuf 90 brieul1- Was 7i"n.i y. y
.I...t t.. workshop. packed 90 De sent 10
Hf..l uI.H some huls lu ihe shop hih-
....I come wood t0 make e. Gre 10 warm
hfs They ielt ihc workshop Wiln'
'o.. .lNnu.sb.ng lhe iie, and me nai'.s
spread f1 iAe slwlusi iaid for ine statue 10
....n .nh.n r.mO,td. and in "a snort YIN.
.0. t0.l.0f.. ail but the head. was Duih-
ei tui reduced o. cnalh. The sl"1u,
w .l.I i've tons. and was valued al lD'VVV
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He GOES; WHAT NOW ?


VIENNA. April 3.-A telegram received
from Berlin. Tonight. announces the publi
cation there of a pamphlet entitled llC
Goes; What Nowy tits reported that the
Kaiser il the author OF the pamphlet.
The telegram further states that the
Emperor, Chancellor Capriyl and nuroriois
proposed TO reconcile the Democrats alona.
ted by Prince Bismarck. and declare that the
Emperor has adopted the social theories of
of Lasselle and Iaine. The telegram was
delayed in Berlin by the government GEN.
.Iu..finn
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DOUBLE EXECUTION.


BONNEVILLE, GA, April 3.-liobert Nc
Coy and William Hicks Ccolorod were
hanged here today for the murder of VII
liam Hughes and his wife last November.
The drop fen at 1908 o'clock j.. M., and
fourteen minutes later both men were proc
nOunced dead from sirangulation.
Both OF the culprits made @ confession on
the gall0ws, duplicating Dave Register. %
white man. who. ihey said. paid them $50 io
murder the old couple. Robert >aNion, VINO
was also implicated and under arrest for
completely in the crime, tried 90 escape he-
fore being brought 90 trial, bat was shot ahe
killed hs deputy sheriff.
The murder for which these men paid ihe
extreme penalty of Tie law, was the mos.
brutal ever perpetraied i'm Georgia. Aiiei
calling at the home 0i the old couple aud
purchasing lsucn, they soon returned ana
Knocked ihe Old man AID ais wife on ih.
head with an axe. The mufdFeis we're al
largc for two weeks. but were arrested ano
brought 20 trial. The testimony was so
convincing ilal 'he jury az once brought in
a verdict of guilty.
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RHops ISLAND el EcTloN.
Davis, Democrat, has Decided Plurality
iiut No Majority.

Davis, Democrat, has Decided Plurality
iiut 40 Majority.
Providence, Il. l.. April 3.-lhc total
vote for ro,egnor up 90 noon gives Ladd
iicp.i, 1877; Davis lDeml 2ooti; Larry,
lT0Ii ana tLace. lia votes. Davis lacks
,OJl majority necessary for election.
PROyIDKNcE, Il. l., April 3.-ihe ward
clerks finished tle count of yesterday vote
tonight and turned over the ballots 10 the
city clerk. The board OF aldermen spent
the day and evening cnumcratln4 the re-
tusns, Iho. adjourned af midnight and
will resume Tie task lO-m0floW. in this
city the only assembly men elected are Jesse
II. Ncicalfe and Hiram Howard for third
and fourth representatives.. The other
seven failed of a majority. There was no
choice Tor Tire senator nom ti.ls city.
Brown no m0crau had .,ll. votes, and
smith lRepub.ican had 0,-,i. lne
legislatirp stand, senate, Repuhli-
cans, tWenn-0ae Democrats, eleven
10 lc chosen 3. iiouse-R Republicans 2ii
Democrats p; 10 bee chosen 3S
The election oi governor and general on
GERS is thrown into ihe houses Of the iegis
lalure. 10 will require 50 votes on j0lni
ballot % elect. n the Republicans hold ll
the supplemental elections what they have
they VIII get the ten votes which they need
REPUBLICANS sCHEMuNG.
i.ase Tonight the ohiciai count IN New
port revealed the fact that there was rl
election for the first representative ~ vel
~ none for the fourth. This makes twenty
eight members Of the Assembly 10 be elected
OF these The Republicans need To-. Ml,n III
sitting Lieulenant-Goyernor, and the Demo
Gratis need uinefeen 70 geoufe control Of ia
iienefai iomLilliee 0f Tue Assembly, whicl
elects state officers.
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NEW YORil. April 3.A dispatch from
Chappaqua. \. Y, saws that Horace Gree
Tvs farmhouse, now occupied by bis daugh-
cr was burned to-day. Loss; SiO.ooo.
XII Inc books. q water color picture ol
Mrs. Greely and a bust Of her ana Mr..
Greoly wei3 saved by the ne,ehDors.
Miss Gabrielle orgely was al churcn i'
Pleasant,ille al the time Of tfe fire. she Is
now staying with friends at the Ofchau7
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bear from Vienna that % sprlghily she'
l.p.0mati.t ai ihat capital created guiie "
sensation recently at party ny asking .h'
Papa Aunclo to allow her 10 inspect w
.. aUnd cf0-s which Doe wore iound nis
n.eE lhi. was rather startling, but IN.
aa.ie pfaIaie took Oh the jewel aud handed
i0 Mo Protestant lady, who pfOceeoeu u
nlsce ID round Der own neck. ana she uiu
UQt return 10 until She had admired heiscn
in mirror. The AunciO ana the viuei
Catholics wcrc E0rfihed by Der le'iiy' WHICH
--l. LD.Ar-LlI n. rank AalIIlege.
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French pueI. In nelgium.

The Panuet or Prosecuting Boar1 OF tbe
Brussels JGdlcature is unpleasantly lal-
pressed by lhs frequent duels between
frenchmen ON the northern side os The
frauco-Belgian frontier. The French Judi
cature has been asked 10 aid in taking steps
toiGt down dueling. a commission sent
from Brussels j. alrendy sitting here. rn'l
has received evidence nom NM. Bauer a l,l
~ Coarcelles. the Marquis de Mora, All
deputy Camille Dreyfus, whose seconds,
"a n. Feuillant and le Comte de ID Cp.. and
Dep Res IDckroy and Plohon, are 10 DO ca,
4 tmlntd to-nOgrOw.
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ST. PETERSBURG, April 5.-Ihe Curator
Of the university Is unable TO calm the eN-
citement Of the students. The police have
been ordered on permanent duty.
LONDON, April 5.-Ihe Tines Vienna
correspondent. in dispatch 10 that paper,
declares that diplomatic relations between
Bulgaria and sersia have been entirely
broken on.
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SMASHED IN A ROCK.
The New York Central Tracks niockaded
by "a Landslide.

b} lana slide.
GARRISON. n. Y, April 3.-A large mass
Of rock ell 10 the cut south OF here about
1880 this morning. biockading the Ncw 0rk
Central tracks. The Watchman rlsed his
family. and bis wife. clad only in night
dress. ran up the track with rcd light and
stopped The south bound cHpress. The
watchman and his daughter ram south %
stop freight that was due. The girl carried
q bed quilt, which sll waved. while her
father swung red lantern. but the engineer
could not stop in time and the ;rain crashed
into the rock. The engine was smashed o.
pieces and @ dozen cars Were piled
up la heap covering both tracks.
n took all day TO clear the
tracks. Meanwhile passengers already on
the road were fDrried across the river tO the
West Shore road and ai. new trains were
sent over the Harlem road t0 Chatham.
thence 90 the Hudson and Albany. The en-
gineer. fireman and brakcmen oi the wreck.
cd train narrowly escaped serious injury.
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GIG oF couNTeREeITsRs.
A Pretty Tough Trio of .coundrels Ar
rested and jailed.

Pretty Tough Trio of icOundrols Ar
rested and Jailed.
BUFFALO. y. y. April 3.-IniiCd states
Secret Service Agent Bagg, assisted by the
police, made a clever capture of a gang of
counterfeiters last night. shortly after g
O'Clock. the posse made "a rand upon a room
on the top floor Of 40. 80 east nenesoo street.
n couniericitng outfit. with brand new io-
gus dollars scattered around them. were
found Edward Sylvester. Charley Mann and
Harry Williams.
They were quickly hlndculcd and taken
90 the police station. They are % pretty
tough tho.
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PETERSBURG, Va, April special. r.
\ double frame tenement ON Rome street
occupied boy two colorcd men named Aaron
Parham and John Morris was destroyed by
fire tonight. The fire originated from
chimney sparks. which ignited tine roof
Loss S3OO.John Pollard. member of The fire
department, while going 20 the fire, was
thrown from The hook and ladder truck and
knocked senseioss. lie received a severe
cut on the forehead and was otherwise in
jurod.
The Young Mems Democratic Club held
q largely attended meeting tonight. which
was addressed by nearly all OF the candi-
dates for the municipal offices.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Action OF the Meeting of ihe Building
Committee at Durham.
RALEIGH. N. e.. April g. Special. The
Building Committee OF Trinity College, al
their meeting at Durham yesterday. de-.
cided 10 appropriate nny thousand dollar.
10 the new building to Dee constructed ai
Durham. including lighting. heating and
water apparatus. Dr. Dr0wel. president
of the college. was requested t0 prepare ID
set of plans and specifications iof tle new
building.
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Ia MLsslsslPPL HOOD.
Report OF Damage 10 Ii.o end Propori,
Greatly Exaggerated.

Report OF Damage 10 Lie end Property
Greatly Exaggerated.
NEW lOnK, April S.-The World has dis
patches from tho Mayors OF Memphis, lie
Iona, Arkansas CITY, Croonyille, yicks-
burg Bayou and Naiohez. which are 10 the
effect innt ila reports concerning be foods
on ihe lower Mississippi have been greatly
eXa9-omiod. ane that there Is very l.iflD
danger OF loss Of die. Live stock will pro-
hably suffer somewhat. tut the crops viii
be an right.
AHKANsAs CuY. ARK. April 3.-This 10
the fourth week OF the great Hood. add there
is fcy little prospect OF lbs soon abatins.
ANOlnlR LEyEE BEOKKN.
BAsrR0pR. Ia, April 3.-Ihe B0ny.
dee ieyee, twelve miles east OF hcse
has lrOAen. lt projected The richest
part of lAis parish. and As The overflow OF
water ia bayou Bartholomew is almost up
90 tlo highest p1int 10 is feared that the
lower country Viii soon De Inundated. Three
inches 0i galu CEN last night. the loayiest
Aii l0F years. All small streams ale much
SWOLLEN AMI several bridges or The Monroe
road are washed away.
CLARENDON. ARKANSAS fNCNDATED.
HELENA, AIN, April 3.-lnlormalion NJ.
ceiftd here hom Clarendon. Arkansas, %
the enell that tne town is 0lerl0WCd and
She N NAi.c River il -till rising. The people
ot Clarendon are using boats 10 20 about
sJWu.
MhfEEsNlLLE, MISSISSIPPI SUDDENLY
oNEHfLOWED.
NEw ORLEANS. April 3.-fhe Iimes-Dcm-
Ocrars Nicksburg special says. 4 tele-
phone MESSAGE from MaSersyllie. Miss jnss
received. announces lAatthe entire town and
/ surrounding country has been o,erliowcd
I by a sudden ,.soin ihe Steel bayou. The water
Is over iAfce feet deep on the higher levels
" iac tODn and rising iast. A great deal a
stock = endangered. Mayersiiile is a place
0i ~ inhabitants, bui nearly an the whites
hayo1eii the town. 40 new creYas-s are
reported.
sHEkSNfLLE sAFE.
oHEENNILLx, MISS. April A heavy
wind and rain storm alarmed the people "a
This section last night. bus the leyees We're
not seriously damaged. The rainfall was
tN0 add % laif inches.
4nE RID KlyEE RISING.
ALEXANDRIA, La. April 3..-Red river
rose three ieet In the last i0 hours. There
! WAS inches Of rain iall last night.
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DolNGs AT DANVlLLE.
optlon on Iron Lauds-To Manufacture
specialties.

Option on IIVH I1""'' 7" -
Spccialties.
DANvILLE, Va, April 3.-.speciai.l-A
Northern syndicate has secured ninety
DAYS option on the iron lands of Mike Fox
near Chatham, for $4,000, the work Of oe-
yelopment % begin at once. So
A number Of gentlemen ifom ONO are
here with view OF establishing machine
,hops for manufacturing spccialties. Dan
Vile is asked 10 furnish part Of The capital
and the amount required VIII doubtless De
raised Subscription paper was p~sseu
around to-day with good results.
Danyillc parties are prospecting for coal
near Wolftrap, Halifax county, with
promise Of success. Specimens Of coal 30
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saleF KILOGRAMS.

.I... -mlera "a printer. iorme,y em-
.li oa Ue catholic Nt"s OBJ -''" ''N
...a.l lmelh.s riie because She i'i"'''
i..t. with IIm. ..
smrl Ihurs d. Coo. efain commission coin'..a
.a.n..sll nicmDre. haze iai''' i.'"''''
Ill. ------- ----L-. .-.L.llu.
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BnliN April 1.-it - stated here IN, ',,a' \
lhe Gar was iNceutiy warned 70 ap"nuon 1
proposed excursiOn 10 Poland anu 49, ~ I,
'ne.y changed his plans. SuDseJ uenu3 -, =,
WAS discovered fhat plot had been formed
30 wreck nls train and several persons Sup'
lOsed 10 be implicated were arrested
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SAN ANTONIO. TEX, April "a lady.
who has just returned from am extensive
"trip into the interior Of Mexico. states fn1t
at Monterey 0n sunday last she saw the
Count and Countess of Paris. They We're
travelling strictly incog, but had "a ire-
mendous retiuue and much baggage. They
are supposed % have landed at Vera Cruz.
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BRAZILIAN BISHOPS

Refuse to Accept separation OF Church
nud State.
RIO JANElRO, April 3.-'ihe 'athohc
bishops of Brazil aTepsepaging for immcai'
ate issue Of a pastoral letter declaring thaif
refusal TO accept the governments sepaia.
tion Of Church and state.
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REpUBLICANs sCHEMING


VIENNA, April 3.-At nebreczin. Hun
gary. to-day. dispute. arose between a
number Of officers In restaural lt. which
ended IA the issuance Of forty chall ,nses
for duels.
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ine purpose desired. lie thought that the
i,"-'ish pian inr placing stamps on cards 80
.n'' 'nes s"uiu De sent through the mails
be established with snccoss. The commit.
tee took no action on the report.
COMPULSORY pfLOrAOE LAWS.
The second refusal Of the House to-day i0
consider the bill TO repeal the compulsory
pil0tage laws as applied 70 coastwiso sail
ing vessels, is regarded by opponents Of the
measure as finally settling is fate, but il
friends are still hopeful. and say. as on the
former occasion. that many members were
influenced in their votes by desire 90 get
other measures considered. The vote was
close, as on the first occasion. and the sup
porters OF the bin say that II it can come mp
on It's merits il will pass.
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far found there are similar to Chesterfield
coal.
Several men were injured hy the pl.ml-
ture explosion Of dynamite at Piii.hor0
some days ago. One man is not expected
TO live
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The ruin Of the people political dema.
go.ues; relief 40 III ,eople with bad blood
a. L, c. Alternative,
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The House Committee on Banking ana
Currency, spent its session today IN hear,
ing a report from subcommittee That had
been directed 70 Obrain She views OF the
Postmasler-General in regard 10 the esiaO-
lishmentofa fractional postal currency, The
subcommittee reported that the Postmaster
General had no suggestion TO oler IA the
matter. He did not deem suco a currency
necessary, because il woul NOT accomplish
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cnrASsrr1r sArs

oREENYILLE. MISS. April A heavy
wind and rain storm alarmed the people "a
Ibis section last night bus the levces We're
not seriously damaged. The rainfall was
Two add half inches.
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ALEXANDRIA, La. April 3.--Red river
rose three ieet Ia the last io hours. There
WAS inches Of rain iall last night.
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The last slcps iu the dismissal Of tho in
dicImont Tor bribery against Charles ".
ktilIev, one Oi ile "Dcosle' '-i Aldermen Of
Sow York. Word'iaken to-day before Judge
Barnett. and keilleY Dr. now free man.
Mis-. Mary Cooper. ni Paterson, y. J.. eel
obruied ihe one hullrlltA anniversary OF
her birth fli5 afternoon. 40 which slxty-iiyo
of her descendants, representing four gem
erati0ns, were present. The old lady can
read without glasses, and Is Il regular at
tenduui al church.