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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
LONDON DOCKERS
Apparently Seeking TO Destroy Theii
Means OF Livelihood.

LONDON, oct. 2j.-The trouble between
the ship owners and the dockers is chiefly
due to the ignorance of the people with
whom the ship owners have to deal. The
dockers are most Of them, not only ignOI-
ant, but unintellgent. They won an enor'
nous victory last year, which made
them masters Of the situation at the
docks, with good wages at com
mand for few hours of unskilleo
labor each day. They are not satisfied Will
this, but act as il apparently bent upon
killing the goose that lays the golden egg
They are even permitted TO appoint their
own foremen to supervise the work OF an
loading, instead Of fOremen appointed by
{ ne sbip.Owners. The lowest days earnings
equal to "a dollar, and the laborers of ten
n ours earn three collars in one day. With all
mis-, the dockers lose no opportunity to yeN
the ship owners, and delay the work, strlk-
ing on flmsy pretext and demanding III
creased pay at critical moments. Mann
and Tllett. the leaders Of the union, b0ih
men of acknowledged intelligence, iind II
impossible 10 control their snbordinates,
and the commercial supremacy OF London
is seriously threatened by the situation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
MRS MAJORS ASSAlLANT
Makes Full Confession OF His Attempted
Crime.


PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 25.-ISpecial.l +
Walter johnson. the negro who is charged
with making criminal assault on Mrs.
Elizabeth Majors, Of Amelia county, made
free and voluntary confession al
the city Jail tonight, in the presence
OF several persons. The following ID
his conlesson IL have been trying to pray
all day, but God told me he could not hear
me until made confession OF my quit, anu
that decided to do. ! was on my way t.
Mr.. Warren's, looking Tor job o.
work. AS | went on through tn
pines | saw Mrs. Majors coming OF
down to the spring. l went to heI
aud asked her if she knew me. She said
NO, don't know you. made an indecent
proposal 10 her, when she told Inc to g.
away from her. stepped acro-s tn,
branch in front of her, and took some strings
out of my pocket aud tied her hands behinU
her. then laid per down right easy, and pu
some leaves in her mouth. but did not
put many. | then assaulted her, when
she hallOed, on, murder.' l ran uf
in the pines and laid down. laid there
about three hours, as near as L can
get at il. l went TO Wilson's depot
on the next day from there and got on the
local freight train and came to Petersburg,
and stayed all night at Sarah Henderson =,
on Old street. told her nothing about the
crime had committed. The next day ]
went back TO Amelia county. From
Amelia ! went 10 Nott0way county and
stayed at Isaac Baskteld's. On Monday
night Mr.. Butierworth and Mr.. Rucks came
after me. when ! ran away. They cant
IN the front door, when | ran out oi
the back door. went TO Dinwfddie
county, aud on Tuesday night stayed on the
side Of the woods in "A fodder stack. The
next day, Wednesday, | came down in Dr.
Adams wagon TO the granite quarry, anu
from the quarry | went to Mr.. Ritchie's
store. From there | went TO the locks.
where got a job of work. There was
arrested by Sergeant Moody and Officer
Eanes. / don't know anything about
John jefferson. heard somebody speak
of him. | was by myself when made the
assault on Mrs. Majors"
johnson made MS confession in . very
cool and deliberate manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
OANVllCE.
Republican Masking as Farmer-Mr.
Brown-TobaccoS Sales and Shipments.


DANvILLE, Va, Oct. 25.-ISpecial. T.
DR.. J. Ring, OF Grayson county, has an
nounced himself as a candidate for Congress
from this district. lie claims to be running
as au Alliance candidate, but il is signiii-
cant fact that his name is nailed 10 the
masthead of the GraysOn Journal, Re-
publican paper, and that paper urges his
election. Ring is unknown in this part OF
the district. Notwithstanding several
denials by his friends, it is now believed
that eX-COngressn an John II. Brown Will
next week announce himself Republican
candidate Tor Congress.
Last night the street car company asked
the Council for permission TO extend their
electric line along llolbrOOk avenue. The
petition was referred 10 committee, but
the permission will undoubtedly he granted.
There was rousing Democratic meeting
at New Design, this afternoon, and stirring
speeches were made by city and county ora
tors. The meeting was composed alto
gether of farmers and members OF the ALI.
ance. all Of whom repudiated the candidacy
0f Adams. the man who claims to be- an NJ
lance candidate. the registration books
If this city, which were closed today, shows
a white majority Of over three hundred in
the city.
Leaf tobacco receipts were smaller this
week than they have been for some time.
Prices on all grades were stitf, with an up
ward tendency. Shipments OF manufac-
tured tobacco during the week amounted to
only llS,0O0 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
PECULIAR INJUNCTION CASE.
4 Republican Boardina-H Home Keeper
Refuses to Board Democrats.

INDIANAPOLIS, lNp., Oct. 2.-Jesse
Hamrck aud Nilsson Morris. young Demo-
cratic lawyers, are plaintiffs in peculiar
injunction suit In the Superior Court. They
allege that they are Democrats and intend
10 vote the Democratic ticket at the coming
election; that Mrs. sutton, with whom they
are boarding. IL 4 Republican; that knowing
they cannot und another boarding house In
the precinct. and IL they move their resi-
dence they will lose their votes, she has de-
manded that they yacate.their room in her
house and 90 elsewhere 10 take their
meals. They iurtner claim that she has
no cause Of complaint against them,
except they are Democrats, and that her
only object III ordering them TO leave her
house is to deprive them Of their suffrage at
the coming election. Mrs. Sutton admits
that she is Republican. but denies that
politics have anything % do with her action
towards her hoarders. The Court granted
a temporary restraining order preceding the
hearing of the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Orange.

PINE Tor, Va, Oct. 25.-[special ! DR..
l.. NJ. Cowardin spent Monday and Tuesday
IN our neighborho0d hunting. He, with Mr..
l.. q. Burruss, bagged forty.iye partridges
Monday. besides lot OF "old hares."
Tuesday the Doctor went out alone. with
out dogs, except hounds, and basged ten
birds and lot OF rabbits; he LEFT fr Rich
mond Tuesday evening much pleased with
his hunt.
As tue lth OF November approaches poll
ties grows warmer, and both parties arc
making An active canvass. Lee, IL 10
thought here, will increase his majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Man Gets Little Here Kslow.

Presumably most men are wiling TO ride
backward in carriage, TO cling to straps
in car, t0 stand that woman may sit, II
fact, to take what Is left. but IL women are
wise they will be willy also, aud by yielding
little gain great deal. When they see
how highly man values theatrical perform
ances, how he rushes 10 the front
rows. they should be cautious how the,
force him to contemplate their own latest
freaks in feathers hen be has paid 81 II
falo Courier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
BLOODY VILLAINS.
A Woman Murdered by P<nnsyivapia
Euiiians.

READING, Pa, Oct. 2j.-Early this morn.
ing two masked men entered the residence
OF Mrs. Amanda Doebltr, wealthy widow,
residing on the outskirts of Lebanon. and
demanded her money. She refused, when
they set upon her with a knife and brutality
stabbed her IN ten places ON her head, be-
sides cutting her on her body and arms.
rhe woman resisted and terrible fight en-
sued, until finally. scared by her screams,
the men dashed out of the window and
escaped without getting her cash. The
struggle with her assailants took place in
Mrs. DOebler's sleeping room, and this had
the appearance of regular slaughtering
pen. The walls were covered with blood
The carpet torn up, and the bed and floor
dyed with blood. he woman is now in
critical condition. aud is not expected to
live many hours. The assailants have not
yet been arrested.
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of shore last night, and was likely to prove
a total wreck.
RoTCU PASSAGE or rUE pffcRIN

BOsToN. Oct. 2J.--The steamer Pilgrim,
OF the Fall River Line, which left New York
last evening with three hundred and forty
passengers, encountered very heavy
weather during the night. Some fifty feet
Of the bulwarks were stove In and the port
side aft was broken. When of the pequot
House, about 80 this morning, 1t was de-
cided TO anchor, and the boat remained
there till morning, and then proceeded 10
New London, reaching there at o'clock.
The passengers reached Boston at 1880 this
afternoon.
LEwEs, DEL, Oct. 2j.--The gale Of the
pa { three days is about over. and SO far a.
known al this time the damage is slight.
BOsToN, Oct. 25.-As "a result Of yester-
day'sI-torm Nantasket beach is strewn with
small wreckage alorg its entire length.
NEw BEDFORD, MASS, Oct. 25.-The
storm continued in this vicinity all through
last night The amount of water that fell
was 5.lj inches the highest ever recorded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
RICHMOND, VA SUNDAY OCTOBER 26 ls9o-!TEN PAGES.

Congressional Committees OF the several
districts respectively the matter OF Congress.
sional conventions, and the Congressional
Committee Of the Fourth district having
fully considered the situation have decided
not TO call a convention Of the party for this
district, and Tor that reason the race issue
which the Republican party persistently
opposed as hurtful 10 both races and the
general welfare, having been violently
thrust upon our people, and made the in
sidious line OF division and dissensi0n in
our politics, they deem it inexpedlent that
any Republican candidate should now be
nominated. BY order oftbe committee. Rob
ert McCandlish Jr., chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
shoo,iox ARRAY Near Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 25.-lspecial.l-
DR.. klipstien was this evening called to at
tend John Beunett, the overseer Of Mr..
Henry Dangcrdeld's Springfield farm, who
was seriously, perhaps fatally, shot by .
Young man named Manuel Lyles. IL ap-
pears that Ly.es was cunning oa the place
aud Bennett ordered him OF, 4 light en-
sued, and Bennett, getting the guu. shot
me OF i.yles' dogs This inhuriatel the
youth. and g gave Bennett tho other load,
the shot taking eject IN Bennett's face,
neck and shoulders. Constab.es are ATT
Ivtax
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
SPOTSYLVANlA COUNTY.
Crops-Fine Farms sold-Matrimoniai
News.

BELMONT, VA. oct. 2j.-.Special. The
corn crop Is not making so large yield as
was expected though it is above the aver
age. Wheat is up and looking nicely. n
full crop will be put in. The poor quality
Of molasses tglucose, sold by the stores has
caused everybody to raise sorghum, ana
the molasses made from it in this neigh
borhoOd compares fayorably with Porto
Rico and cane syrup.
Mr.. Lee J. Graves has sold his farm of 300
acres, and the Cherry Grove farm Of 100
,cres, near IIolladay's Mill, has been sold
ilsO.s Both Of them are fine farms. Mr.
Graves has for some time been chairman Of
he Democratic party, and did splendid
work in the last election. There is much re-
gret at the prospect of his removal from the
county 10 some OF the new booming towns
in Southwest Virginia,
Cards are out Tor the marriage OF Mr.
John W. Holiday and Miss Mary G. Harris,
daughter Of Mr.. a. \. Harris, on November
jtb. There are said to be several other af-
fairs Of like nature in prospect in this neigh
bOrhOOd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
MYSTERIOUS MURDER,
I'm which a Beautiful French Widow ID
Involved.

isoeelal 10 The Times ny Dunlap Cable Col
PARIS, oct. pa crime resembling Tue
celebrated Goufe case was perpetrated Oh
Thursdey in the Department OF Allier' zen
miles from GanDat. Tbe victim was Mon
sIeur Lepsine, notary of the town. a beau
tifuI widow, hIs client, is under the sus- %
picion Of the police as the murdereSs; one
Vas intimate with the deceased. On ihurs-
,lay the notary received an invita-
ZION 10 dine with bis fascinating client,
Who said she wished 10 consult
him about the Will OF her iate
husband. The notary accepted, but took
The precauti0n 10 carry revolver ~ cnse
he should be attacked by ioo,.paas. ihe ne
y sil,v made elaborate preparations. ano ne
f,i.rd u return home that nignt. ingu.a,c'
were made the next morning, and mes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

BRocKroN, Mass, Oct. 25.--Charles
Robertson, well-known stock broker in
the Home Bank building, in this city, and
who had been doing business through John
stetson's banking House, in boston, Is a
self-confessed lorger.
The details OF his dolngs are very much
and the exact amount OF his
lorgeries and pilferings cannot be given,
but enough il known TO state that the
amount will not fall short Of So, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

A dark haired gentleman and a handsome
young lady gst OF the evening train from
Birmingham at Douglasyille, Ga., last SAT,
urday week ago, at , O'Clock, and went at
once TO the Minnesota House. In the course
Of the evening they got q license and How,
ard Crumley married them. No one knew
who they were until. looking on the register,
they found |. T.. Watson and wife, Georgia.
IL IL supposable that IL is love case where
the old people objected. The lady 10 very
pretty, with dark hair. They len at I
O'clock In the morning, going towards At.
lluta,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
The Republican Central Committee En-
dorse Judge Haskell.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Oct, 2l.-The Repub-
lican state Central Committee issued a.
address this evening to the Republicans Il
south Carolina in regard to the present
political crisis in the state. After general
review OF the situation, the committee de-
clares its belief as between the two Demo-
cratic tickets in the ield-the regular,
headed by Is. II. Tilman, and the indepen-
dent ticket, headed by Judge A. &. Has
kell-that the best interest Of all classes
would be be tier subseryed by the success OF
the Haskell ticket, which they heartily
commend TO the favorable consideration OF
Republican voters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
NOTTOWAY COUNTY.
Big Tobacco Breaks with Very Satisfac-
factory Price.-Mr. Epes' Csnvasers.

BLACKSTONE, Va, Oct. Special. r.
On the 2lst instant there was the largest
break Oftobacco in this market than was
ever before. there being between $1,000 and
10000 pounds on hand in one day. Rich
nond, Petersburg, Danyille, and Farmville
were all represented. Some OF the tobaccos
brought fine and satisfactory prices. The
tobacco in this section, both flued and smok-
ed, is considered OF good quality. The
market has been quite active, and we have
been having sales every day.
our candidate for Congress, Mr.. James +.
Epes. is making quite an active and salts
factory canvass throughout the district
with very encouraging results. We are
satisfied that Blackstone will give even
larger Democratic majority than ever be-
fore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
oil in Iceland.

LONDON, Oct. "a very prolific yield
of petroleum has been discovered at kil-
keel, County Down. Ireland, and company
is being formed TO develop the product. The
discovery of petroleum in paying quanli-
nes in Ireland will greatly assist IN revN-
ing the dormant industries OF that country
and there are many who believe that Ire.
land will at no distant day he found TO be
one of the greatest oil.producing countries
of tho world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Stanley and Bntelloff.

LONDON, Oct. 2j.-'rhe Herald will pub
lish tomorrow an interview with Henry
Stanley with regard 10 the charges agains
him contained in the diary and
notes of the late Major Bar,elloi'
made public few days since by tn
brother Of the deceased. In the interview
Stanley states that be could have made
known facts tnat would wholly blast IN,
reputation Of not only Major Barttelol, bul
others who accompanied him on his Afri.
can expedition, if he deemed it needful OF
desirable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
SOUTH HAMPSTEAD MURDER.
\ Startling and Bloody Scene Presented
to the Public.

10 the luDlits
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The body Of the wO-
man found murdered in South Hampstead
last night, has been fully identified by a
man named Hobbs, who says it is that of his
wife. lie SAYS his wife left home yesterda!
with their child in a perambulaior. The
child mas not been found. Hobbs is por-
ter employed in this ciiy. IT was subsC =
quentlv learned that Mrs Hobbs started
tO visit a woman named Nellie
Pierccy. an intimate friend OF the Hobbs
family. The Piercey woman, it appears,
is married but has separated from her
husband. Inc police, upon ascertalnlng
these facts. Immediately proceeded TO the
residence of the Piercey woman for the pur-
pose Of searching the premises start
linz sight presented itself. On every sid,
there were indications Of a terrible struggle.
Tne windows Of the house were broken:
the furniture smashed and scattered
around the apartments in the diresl
disorder the walls, floor, and everything
i'm the house was smeared with human gore,
and bloody carving-kniie and heavy
iron poker, BADLY bent and smeared with
blood. with tufts OF wOman's hair adher-
ing thereto, gave ample evidence as 10 the
weapons used i'm what now appears to have
been "A double murder, as the child has
not We. been found. The Precey woman
husband mas been arrested. and Is charged
with having murdered both Mrs Hobbs and
her child. Hobbs is also suspected, and IL
beinE kept under surveillance. The muir
derer stole gold ring belonging to Mrs.
Hobbs and also her purse. The chlld was
eighteen months old. aud up to a late hour
tonight the police had not been able to OBJ
tain even the slightest clew as to its wher' =
abouts. so far as can be learned, there had
been no quarrel between the murdered wo'
man and her husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Nm Reuub,Icsn Candidate.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 4.-lSpeclal.ll j
The following address has been issued from
the Republican headquarters In this city;
Rooms Republican District Committee, Pe-
tersburg, Va, October ls.-To the Republi-
can County Chairmen and the Republican
voters Of the Fourth Congressional district
of Virginia, The State Committee OF the
Rrpubllcan party having relegated to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
BLAINE IN OHIO.
He Makes ~ speech In Defence OF Nc
kinley.

CANTON. o., Oct. 2j.--Hon. James u.
Blaine ,and party arrived in this city al
noon. Excursion trains brought strangers
IN the city TO the number Of about lo,oo'
rom all directions. At 3 o'clock this alter
noon MIR. Blaine and Major Mckinley adj
dressed n tremendous audience in the iaber.
nacle. while Congressman Dalzell addressed
an overflow audience In the Opera House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
MAX MEADOWS.

Big Sale OF Lots-verv Satisfactory Prices
Realized.
wYTHEvILLE, VA, Oct. 2j.-[Special.l !
The public sale Of lots at Max Meadows to-
day was pronounced success. The sales
amounted to over 100000. The prices
ranged from - to 2U per cent. higher than
the list prices. Twen0rfye-foot front lots
sold as high as from sljJ to 81, 700 piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
s,r,cs s.. Sy,,h par.lvsi..

CLAREMoNg, Va. Oct. s5--[specis'. +
Mrs. Woodrow was stricken with pasai, sis
at her home here last night. She IL moher
of Fred. w0airow, antSor VI " Nobnty
knows." ard associate editor of the Ay0
fStssl, published at st. L uis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Nnn MnIIke's birthday.

BERLIN. Oct. 2j.--To-morrow VIII be Gel
ebrated as the ninetioth birthday OF COunl
Won Motke, locked up 10 in Germany as the
greatest Of living military commanders
and he only man in Germany whom the
Emperor William delights TO honor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Shin Chambers.

There are now taree mIl-nedged shii
chambers In Mobile, and the rivalry 81 thei'
drummers make things lively on the arri,a
OF ship. The larger tug boats have tormeI
an association for the coming seasons
work,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
TIE ROANOKE RACES.
Results OF he Meirose Park Meeting YET, =
teiday.

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. 2J.-rhe last day OF
the Melrose Park meeting resulledi
Winod won the unfinished 2:35 class
seven spot second. Time, 2:i2Iz.
Second race Welter weight hurdle, one and
half fmiles-Neptune won; Medo second.
Ihlrd race. novelty miie dash, prizes to
winner of each quarteI-COunt Me In won;
All story Teller second.
Fourth race, one and half miles-katie &.
won Repudiater second. lime. 2:oll7.
Fifth race, tTotting, one mile II htrlie &.
won all three heats IN 2:35; Barney W. sec
ond
Sixth race, consolidation, three-quarters of
mile dash-Fllz Lee won; Virginia Belle
second.
Race Entries for Linden.
Following are the entries for races at Lin
den, \. j., tomorrow:
First race, seven -eighths Of a mile-Pearl-
set, 93: Puzzle, 81, Autncsat lOt; Badge. lilo;
Dlumstick, %.
second race. six and half furlongs, sell
ing-Namic B., IO4; kemplnnd, 1lU; lago,
no; RancOcas. llO: Bessie X e6; The AD-
bess 81; MlddiesiOne, 85; FernwoOd. 95;
Squinder. lO2; Kyrle Il. lOs; Lady Jane colt
III: -. James, IN; fallsade, 10.
Thifd race, mile-Cdsto way H.. 100; Quo
tatiOn. 80; WhiienOse, so; Cracksman. lOi;
Now-Or y ever. los: Nevada. 10; Badge, 100.
uzZie. J2; Chesape tie, lOi; Nemuth, lls.
Fourth race, liye ana u half furlonSs. sell
mg-M Il. ~. 03; Melville. OBJ Kumpus. 93:
haleigh. 93; Busy nee, OJ: Mepbisto. y3; Y
93; Euophonc. 03; ~. Patrick. 81; Mr.. sass,
03: ketchum, . PISA (nlly), lO2; Kate Clark,
lO2; Ella l.. 100; Crutcnes, lO5; Nandy ke,
los: Miutits, 1O5; KGmetta, -; Lizzie Pick
wick lO5; Gretchen, lO5; ~ilyeicharn. so;
Blacllwaier, 80; Home Run, 90; Irellis (colp
00.
Finh race. one and one eighth miles. sell.
g-Little Jim, li2; outbound, i12; Bonnie
Ming. 81; stanley. %; Tom BOY. l22; Kern,
100.
sixth race, three-quartefs Of mile.-lIuh
=, 10; WO druttrr. los: AutOcrat, llS;
krlp, iilly, 102; Eolo, IDS; BallstCn. w; Ny
Fellow. 1875 Clarendon, l2il layinia Belle,
III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
THE LATE STORM.
Havoc Played All Along the North Atlan-
tic Coast.

AsBURY PARK, n. ", Oct. aa.-tireat
havoc was wrought by the storm which has
been prevailing along the coast for the past
Ing meadows are Hooded, and the gunners
from New York and Philadelphia have been
compelled to seek shelter. All OF the road
ways on the beach front Ct Island Heights
are under water. A big two-masted
schooner was in distress about two miles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

ROME, Oct. s5.-rhe Pope has Inslrnciea ...;s q
the French bishops to avoid u. con''ct WIN
the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

Upwards OF four hundred delegates OF the
Iron and Steel Convention arrived in the
city to-day. ard were this afternoon pre-
sented to the President. They will remain
here until Monday. The delegates Were
rendered reception at the Arlint ton llotel
tonight. Ii was numerously attended 10y
prominent Government officials aud then
ladies', and was in all respects brilliant
affair. The visitors are much pleased with
the attention they received.
The population OF the State OF Maryland
as shown by the Census Office, is 1908 3
an increase over the census Of 1880 Of l05,-
3fO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

The storm which has prevailed along The
north Atlantic coast fOr the past two days
p.t..d great havoc. OF exceed
ns richness have been found in the Arbuckle
rouutain aftv miles north " Gaines
YI.le Texas Blaine addressed large
audience al Canton. o.. last ni1ht.-Ihe
steamer pilghm. Of the fall-River Line. had
yefy rough passage from New York