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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09

CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 RObber MortaIly Wounded at Coro-
nado Beach.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
Twenty-Five Chinese Remanded-
Death from Lightning
lone Races.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
Yesterdays GAMES.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REcORD-usIoS.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
fhe President Urged 10 Withhold His
Message on The Tariff.
DEsTITUTION IN OKLAHOMA.
Army Changes Ordered Congress
sioaal Wash
ington Notes.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

SPECIAL DrpArcHxs TO THE RscoaD-uNIos.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09
Canadian Pacific

MONTREAL, August Sth.-The Assistant
Manager of the Canadian Pacific was seen
to-day in reference to the binding restric-
tions it is proposed to place on the bonding
privileges of the road in connection with
the Oriental business. He said he mad no
further information than that contained in
the press dispatches, but the Canadian Pa
citic had no intention of giving up any of
its trade out of respect to the jealousy of
0f N er Iiups
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09
New York Railroads Tied Gp on account
Of a Strike.
THE BEHRING SEA QUESTION
The President to Have Command of
Eight Warships in Boston
Harbor.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcozD-UN1os.l
LABOR DIFFICULTIES.
The New York Central Road Refuses
Arbitrate

The New York Central Road Refuses to
Arbitrate.
NEW York, August Sth.-The difficulty
between the knights of Labor and the
New York Central Railroad assumed criti-
cal shape to-day.
Last night j. j. Holland, of the Execu-
tive Board of Knights, arrived in this city,
and this afternoon made three different at
tempts to have a conference with Third
Vice President Webb in regard to peace
full solution of the trouble. Webb refused
to talk with him, and motioned him out of
the office.
The District Committee of the knights
meet this afternoon. Powderly, President
of the Knights in Philadelphia, is ready
to be called if his presence here is required.
The impression is growing that the war
upon the Knights was decided upon some
time ago. and that Depew, being opposed to
it, went to Europe to be absent when the
DISCHARGES occurred
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09

that the breaks will be sufficiently repaired
to send train through. and that all trains
will be running on time on Sunday There
were about seventy washouts in a distance
of seventy miles east of Tucson. Nearly
one thousand men are engaged on the re-
paire
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09
Collision of Vessels.

LONDON, August Sth.-A collision oc-
CURED today off Tuscar, between the Brit
ish steamer Samaria. from Liverpool for
Boston, and the British bark Dacca, from
San Francisco via Queenstown. The bark
struck the steamer on her port bow, damag-
ing the latter's bulwarks and carrying away
her own gesr-head. The Samaria pro-
ceeded
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
2sITffem5ers.

Stuttgart, Sn Ser 2~ieberbale
belt ser SOfprebiger St0der ge9en Elm
Gntrce, oaS i'm tor benz Gelu0 wioers
itrebeuoer Glemente Ii6erte, iiber 500
sialbemofratie uio SoSialmonar6ie"
eiilen Sortrag. Seine 9tebe, bic aufs
faleno 9~emd6i9t mar, 9ipfelte III 2obs
preilungcn ouf 5oSialmonarbie. =
OaS gcipalti9c SudBdnOterelluterneb
men ,llnion" (Gotta, Sr0ncr. Spe-
monu) cntfaltet iid mcbr nuo mebr.
BUR %eitulg beS al5gebebntcn rDlogra.
pbiIthcn 2ttetiers uuS elS fiinitlerii9er
Seiratb lit Wtar @eber IN 9rilIel,
mobl bcr-beite Sol3i6neiOer Ser Sest'
iett, cil 9eborener Stutt9arter, berlt.
fen woroeil. gls (iterarilder 9eirath
1T Sobann 8rOlB, cbcmals Seuileton.
rebafteur Der p6ranffurter j3citung,"
beltclt iDoroeu.
aaGcn. t0ter bat lid Gin Gomite
%gebilSct, ba3 benz Sid)tcr Sbubart,
Der ben gr0Bten Ebeil Ieiner Su9erb=
jabre in bicli9er Stabt perfcbte, Gin
Oenfnlal erridbten min.
SrteortOsgaer II. Hadoenl Del
lpiirtteulber9iidc Salonbawpfer G6nio
Snrl.%% beiicn Saufoiten iid auf 21o,.
600 30. %belaufen, fertis 9eitent. fo1 Gin
neuer lpiirtteHlbergii9er Salonoampfel
uS6nigin Olga" gebaut nerben.
8erlin9en. Der b~iesjdbri9e CT.
trag Der Observation-Disclosures CSC
@entner) lit INN ben annebmbaren 8rcis
bon $50 SO. pro Gcrtner all ben Saul
MAIN 50rD in Stntt9art perfauft fuors
ben.
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Gffdk.SofGriuden.

5traBburs. Der S%berid)u1.at3
hat beidlole1, pom ndditcn Sltern ab
ocu fran50fl6en lluterrift in ben
8oltsi3ulen gan; gu beleiti9eu, "a Die
oeutldeu Sd4er barunter leibsi,, uuo
au6erbem tritt bas 8ebiirfniB beS Srans
30iii9en bon Sobr 3u Sabr. bel ben Be-
OOlfeuInssIdidteu 5uriid. alf Dem
Mtilnitcri lit cine meteorolo9ii6e Citation
ein9cri9tct.
@iinitcr. Der wc9eu llnsebor=
Jam aus Dem Oienit ~entlailcne @ren3=
aufieber 3ild)e ans Meeeral crita6
lciuc Samilie, beitc9ellO aus Srau urb
itpei SinOern, i'm Ilter bon 2 rclp. 4
Sabren un0 flii9tete iid) banli. Gr lit
nod ni9t cin~9efan9cn.
@0rtb. Sir taS auf Dem bieliscn
S9ladtfelbc 3u erridteubc aaiier
Srieori9zO enfmal iinb bis iett 2O4,s
097 M., baruiiter polit Serliner Sos
mite 10000 sc. einsesanseu, 10 Dap
nod ca. 100000 90. aufaebradt lpere
ben miiiieli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
6ei6enheim. Die @infuhr pon

5eiSenbeim. Oil @infnbr pom
un9nrildem S9peineTeiid bat Der
Sieii9uotb absebolfen. SIS foitst has
8funS S9weinefeifd (uttsarif1) So
Yfg., oas RfnnS S6mal3 80 Big, 6as
gem6bnli9e S9weiuefleiid anftatt bis.
Der 80 uur 20 Rfennig.
Z. 9ir6en. unIere @erneince bat Die
ftaatftbeu vSeemiefen,H Elm sIreal BON
1o5 9eftar, fir 100 900 Nt. errporbeu,
I'm, biefelbeu an lire 8iirger 3u perfaus
rem nnO ben Webrerl0s unter Die aaufer
5u Dertbeilen. Sett Sabren ntuBten
unierc Sieb5ii6ter Die Seepielen Dem
Staate fir tbeureu Gins abpadten.
Nagolb. Die 8l1ne fir Die reue
ShwarSmatbbabn Ndeolb . 4lteniteia
iino ferti9 unb benz Reihseiienbabnanaf
rorgelegt nnb meroen Die Arbeiten fofort
ua9 Dem @inter in ansriif genornmen
lDeroen.
8tl6bab. Die 3abl Der Sur,
9dlte %tpdbreno Der nun beenbeten g5ais
Jon betrug 64o0, mas sesei1 baS 8or.
labr Elm Weebr bon 700 &ursditen ans.
mabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
0eferret6.

0ien. 0as 9anfbaus 0iotbid)ilo
IpenS.te se1ntaulenb @ulbeu fir bte
neutrality-suspicious. $erlmutterOrehSs
fer. Die 0anbelSfammer ipiOl1ete Sells
Ielben 90, 700 @ulben sur Grri6tun9
elmer Gobluaterialier> uno SerfaufSs
halle. Die bon ben 8erlmutterore68s
(erineiitern beauiprudte Staatsbiffe fo1l
in fol9enoer Weiie sepdbrt merben :
oen @enoIenihaftsmitslieoern iou cine
Staatslubpention pou 100000 Il. ais
8ori6u6 gemdbrt. iperben. gn btejer
untcritisung io1cu aber rur bic @iae
ncr Meiiter unp ri6t iene ber 8ropin;
parti;ipiren. Die NIT 8ori6iGen be-
t6eili9ten Meiiter io1eu uerpfli6tet
lperben, ibre @aareu in Re9iernn9s.
bepot8 ein3ulagern aus benz Grl6s
loIten Die Sori6iiie 3uriid9e3ablt ipers
ben. guf bieIe Weiie iOn ben Meiitern
iiber Die fritii6c 3ett bic CUR @etpinz
aun9 ueicr Nblas9ebiete biiiibergsbol>
fen iper0en. G~n6crerieitS niahf Iih
fir Die broololeu Gebilfeu cine Befpes
9uilg bencrfbar ; eS fouet fir oieie(bea
$4,000 {. aus @emeinbemittelr 9cfpdbrt
iper6en bapon io1len bic tebiscl Sc
9ilfen 2 H., bic oerbeirat9eten 4 Fl. mo-,
9entlih crbalten. Die @ebilfen per-
6Heutlideu in Den bielieen 8ldttern
etuen antruf an bas 8ubfifum I'm
Silfe. = Die Blener Grdmfpabs @elen.
Ibaft bat bel Der Stabtneripaltnng bes
antra9t, ibr gies tint 25 8ilometer rteuc
Sinien erfpeiterit uno sfpei unterirbii9e
eleftril6e Sabneti boueu SIT t%iirfen.
wel9e bic intiere e5tubt in 5 Meter
5reiten Tunnels 6nrnfreu3eii io0cn.
9ernats. aiS @tferIudt iiberftel
ser Shubma1ersebilfe So5ef Dni6ef
feline %17idbrise @eliebte, Die 8eoieuerir
Satbarina 9irtler, pel6e friiher nit
ibut in 9enteinlhaftii9em 6arSbalte
selebt bate. t9n iest ie6o9 zines aits
oerea S~ieb9abers fpesen p~erlaIien ipoIte,
uno bra9te Dem Wdoden nit einem
Sduiterfneip t6btli6e Berlesuneen BEL.
ueberbieS Dot1te er baliefbe nod sunI
6enfter btiaisDerfea, poran ibn ies
GOD bic 5u 5tlfc seeilten 9ausleute
oerBaaoerten. Der W6rner tunrbe feits
aerfommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
4;raslai safsHen.

Geuttem S.sS. @esen llebers
ban6nabme Ser G0rperperletunseit nit.
telit Mfelier bat Der Staatsontpalt cine
Grfldrui9 ner6Hentlidt, baB iof9e Ser.
bredeu tiinftiebfn niht unter einem
Sabr @eidn9niB beltraft perSen
miroen,
Sir{dberg. Der arbeiter 0iri.
berjod, mel1er auf Dem Sartn1e bes
Rieieu9ebtr9es bsn 8rofuriiten S9ol'
fper aus 3iiIIidali beraubte uno f9mer
peripunoefe, lit III lebenSldnslider
3u6tbansftrafe rerurtbeilt uorbeu.
Heuro6f. tSe9jig @Sddftslente
beIdlolien, ibrc 9ei9dfte" I'm 9 l16r
Nbeubs III idlieEen uno feline Nei1s
ttad)tssei6enfe on Die Sdufer mebr aus.
sutbeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
3a0em.

SarlSrube. Sn Der Seitbane
fano cine o ca. 1000 Berioneu be-
luhte 2anSesperiammlnng Der fonfers
patipen Bartei iratt, in lpelder II. q.
9ofpreoiser St6der bon Berlin einen
ldngeren Vortrag iiber bic Befdnpfuuq
Der So3iairepolutiot belt. @iner gins
laoung ocS freiiinnisen @abluereins,
Der 9lei95eitig i'm Gintrahtsiaale cine
BON 1000 Serionen beludte 8er5ammt
lung abbielt, feiffete Der Serr 6pfprez
bigger feline Sol9e. = Bor Der Strufs
fant1er itanoen Sieler Gage ipeae,1 Be
trugs besD. 8edielfdijdnns spei Sa<
p%altere, Der erft 23idbri9e Stenf au
SbmeinSberg un6 Der i'm %. Sabre
itebenbe Baron b. 9reberlop, beibe
fpe9en S6ulbeu perabiGiebete Sffsiere.
Grfterer muroe freiselpro1en, b. s..
oage9cn oer We9fetfaffbuna iiberfibrt
llno 3t II Sabren @efdnsniB ocrure
tleilt.
ct. Slafien. Der gpotbefer
Senni9 BON bier ftanb lettbin Dor Der
Straffantmer in @olbSbut inter Der
Ini4ulbt9uns, iabrelan9 nteift bebiiri-
tise aeute Oaour6 9ei6dbist gu baber1,
baB CT obne dr3tli6e 0erorbnung auf
Die Jtejepte tbeure @eine iette un6
lOl6e oerabrei6te. Der an~aeflaate
purbc Su 4 Ronateit @efdnsnis, 500
80. @elbbuse uno Traguiig Der bobe1
@ert9tsfoiten perurthetlt ; bret ieiuer
friiberen @ebtffen traf cine Strafe bon
je 100 so.
0urlaG. Sei Der Ibftimmnng
i'll ben Srten Suieubad, Reidenbah,
Stupferid, 8almbad, @riinfpetters-
bad uuo Sobenpettersba9 ii6er Die
2beilnahuie Der @emeiuSeu an elmer
9eneiniame1 bonn &reile nnS ftaatlt6
iubuentionirte @oferperiorsuiis babeil
ldmmtli6e @erneinben ie init GROCER
Dfaioritdt ben IuibluB an Die WaIiers
perior9uug bei6lolien, MIR nidt @riii1s
l%uetterSbad. no obepein 9erabe jest
Der GgpblS berridt.
9raben. Den bieiisen y Sabre
alten Siirser 9futkarb fanu Mo falt
tdgli6 auf eiitem 8elocipeS Die Straben
u~nieres Srtes bur6eilcu ieben.
2esct8Bnrft. Der leoise so
Sabre atte 99peiuebirt aeBlsr BON
bier purOe auf Die 8ei9uloisung, i'm
2aufe Der Spei lesten Sabre IN 81
Sdlen ca. 800 @eiberr0de eutfpetz
bet su baben, 5t 6 Monaten 9eidnss
nip oerurtbeilt. Man Batte ibn an
9eblib glauben 9entadt, oaB CT piel
cber Su elmer 2ebens9efdbrtin fdute, tperln
CT lid III ben 8efis bon @eiberrOden
lebe, inbem ct iid auf bisie @eilc Die
SDnpatbie Der 8elitsrinneu leiht er>
luerben fOune.
NuBborf. GutSbeliser Sarg CT.
bielt BON eiier Sarn in @biti ben Iufz
trag. cine gro6c auspabl Su6tpieb,
Is Sarreit, Is 9albinncn NIB 40 Stint
Ocr ansufanfen. 8e;aglt luurben fir
5arren bis 81 1900 81, fir aalbtHnen
liS III 300 M.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
(6ortiebHrg iVl9t.)
Standardization Gus 0er
nlten 1eiin0t6.

Stermoi6et. Der y0fof9el,
~lanSsters" lit fir 1880 Wt. ais Dem
Seliee Der Salnilie 0teu III ba8 @iaens
tbum ser Sta0t iiber9esan9er. Do
bur9, baB III Ser 9aitSc Ser9te9et
our6 Die Staot ertporben nurbc, lift Die
GrbdltunJ ser Rui1e 9elidcrt.
llmet. Sn nnierer @enetnbe baz
ben mir lieben Sinber innerbalb IA Gage
bceroigt. SQmmtlid)e Sinber itorbeu
an 0ipbtbcric, Dsrbulloen nit Group.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05

+ Orient. Sn Der lesten @emsinoe.
ratbsfsung tbeilte Der Diirgermeiffer
nit, Die eleftrii6f Beleud5fnug Der
Staot Jet uolitdnoi9 bersefteIt fir
oic Yripateu feien l9On 5000 2ompeu
eitgeridtet, 600 ieien nod .einiuri9teu.
Gr gofe, SaB NIT Der i3eit SO, 900 8arl-
pen n0tbig lein mcrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-05
Sit ante ned,taa.

&ir5lid) fat tiile Srau, eeren Mauu
chen geltorbeu mar, an eiiir Sreunoiu
~tclesrapbirt pWfciu tbeurrr Wfoun lit
tobt. 8erluit out6 2cbcnsorrfi6erin9
poIlfpmr1en geoedt.4
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
4 GOOD EXHIBIT.
OVER $4,000 RAISED E0R
THE R. & S. ROUTE.
GREAT WORK BY THE COMMITTEE
Thcy Thinle there s.:l, hr.o 'ET"mb,e.
One Great Difficulty Meeting
Last aisht-N0w is che Time TO Sab.
scribe.

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proposed land company. over the
nropcrtv of which The RoYuolla ana
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''o'''''e' u = " e''''' ',', ~ " ~ 9 -
cess Will he realized now ma very
short while.
or conr.. thn first coIn5uittp,. an
...,,.., p.,,...4., ,..,.....i.,
pointed u! we ise'i' t'S'''t'' il\' i'''-i''
had the best chance 10 raise a large
sum. and they did aS yell rs thev cN-
,,o.+oJ - 10 plor. 80 i,nt ,,,..
s'eN.e'
Gay worn 'i"'it' OF r'1.'e' pau !. VI o''c
gay. ~ "llu "uriilT III IT ''i"i ''i''
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iieli we ilot H,.t''''' ,..',' - ,I'-
CUISINES l''o " 20 ~, i5,'I'i 'o' 49,,
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
HINTON HELPER ILL.
sGc Is Suddenly Stricken Down Yes
ferdmy Afternoon.

Yesterday evening about Il quarter
to five o'clock Mr.. Hinton Helper, the
we'll known newspaper correspondent
of the South, was in the Office of
James $. Simmons & Co. conversing
very leisurely with Capt. II. f. Banks
dale, when suddenly he remarked lie
believed he would 90 over to the drug
store and get some medicine. He
started, and had not advanced but a
few steps when ali Of the occupants
OF the olllce We're startled by him be
Ing so suddenly Frustrated TO the
tloOr. Friends came TO his assistance
us quickly as possible. DR.. Butler
WAS at once summoned and rendered
reotorativcs. Later on DR.. Gale was
sent for and all that medical aid and
tender friends could do was promptly
administered.
TIP to this writing lie was suffering
with pains mostly from the head Mr..
Helper had been complaining al day
and h&d Il severe headache Ii j.
hoped by many friends that his re-
coycry may he speedy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
HIS LAST DAY
KEMMLER WILL BE ELECTRO
CUTED TONIGHT.
PIf1SPURG Iron WORKERS STRIKE
OF BimGhamton. Escapes Drown
-CI0n.1makcs Strike Again wei
come Ia the EmpcrOr-Jny Gomld's
Washington Notes.


rs ini'el Press.
BUFFALO, y. y, Aug. l.-Ihefe ap-
pears to be n good reason to believe
ti,t William, I<omnIar will br electro
''','' V - - -, ~ - ~ ..,,
cuIed between uesu''y H'1''' ''i''
Wednesday morning.
The killing machine today is com
petc and the chair is ready for its
burden. The finishing touches were
put on Friday morning and the dyna-
mo was ruu for aefew hours as an eX-
nnrirent II works well. Only KEN
mlnr i. needed now TO couplcte the
nm, lcasaut lob which Warden Ours
ton has on hand.
The biz prison. with half of its gray
cypanse of wall hidden by creeping
vines of English ivy. gives out 10 hint
of approaching execution. and the
turnkeHS and Keepers arc as mute
aud solemn respecting kemmler and
his historical death as though such Il
thing had never been heard Of
Reminders appearance has changed
considerably, and with his beard
shaved of ne looks like another man.
There is no more singing or whistlnE
The prisoner only SITS ana proofs
over the fate that awaits him. There
are but sixty hours between him and
eternity if Warden Durston chooses
10 select the first nour OF kemmier's
week of death for his execution. Any
moment after midnight the warden
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
The CuuidrOn IL Boiling nii Over The
Ola Dominion

Col L. b. Barksda!e, of Danville,
announces himself an independent
Republican candidate for G congress
from that city. He declares he will
have nothing to do with any conven-
tions, but will ride his own horse and
crack his own whip. He says he
stands squarely by Malone, who, he
declares, has more brains and capital
than all the kickers
In the fifth congressional district
Hon. Posey &. Lester, the present in
cumbent, will probably be renomi-
mated.
The Democrats of Westmoreland
county have elected an uninstructed
delegation TO the first district con
gressional convention, but express
ing q preference for Robert j. Wash
ington.
Langston the colored contestant for
Mr.. Vcnab!e's seat III the House. was
mt the capitol today. He is by no
means as gamey rs he was some time
ago, and has evidently become a
little "timid," and wont even say
now whether he will be Il candidate
at the next fall election.-AleXandria
Gazette.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05

Mr.. Thomas G. Deitrich spen SaH-
day at M;irshali'S cafe. He i>a rtii
road contractor and is working up On
the New River extension OF tn Nor
folk and Western. BE is q great
fisherman, and whom he has an hour
or two to spare he gets his tackle out
and goes down To the river for a good
quiet fish all by himself You may
talk about your trout and bass and
rock" he said to Il TIMES reporter.
They are all very good in their way.
but when it comes to comparing
them with the New River catfish you
are away off. I've caught them up
there weighing nearly Il handred
pounds, aud the camp would live OF
cat for a couple of days. The flesh is
most delicious. and it can be com
pared with nothing else. Catfish
steak is & delicacy that will one OF
these days be in great demand. 1t is
wonderful To ne that it is rot now
frequently on the table of every cpl
cure in the land.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
4 Good Farm Ycar.

While agriculture does not pay as
il once did, some of the most success
full people in Virginia are found
among the farmers. IL good crop
wear like this the farmers il the Val-
lev and Southwest Virginia cannot
fail to make money. To make up for
the falling off in agricultural profits
in certain counties the farmers ship
wood and bark, which generally COM
mand good prices. \ great deal OF
money comes into Virginia for poplar
wood, used in the manufacture Of
paper. And the best of it is this trade
is steadily growing.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
Ano,hcr Republican Seated

By rH.te! Press.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The re
port OF the majority Of members OF
the House committee on election III
the contested election case OF Cool
rich Republican, KS. Bullock Demoa
craft from the Second district in
Florida, was submitted to the House
today by Mr. Roweil. Thecommittee
throws aside the retained majority
for Bullock by $40 votes, and decide
that Goodrich is entitled TO the seat
by Il majority of 337. Resolutions de
claring BuliocN's seat vacant and
giving it TO Goodrich are appended to
fLcreDOrt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
A Nurrow I.scnpe.

Two young men named Arthur
Perry and Louis SeIig while scuillinS
near Il window in boarding house on
Fourth avenue, $. e., fell out the
window Il distance of ten or twelve
feet to the ground. Mr.. Perry sns-
tanned severe confusion of the knee
cap. Mr.. Selig sustained severe
buses about the back and shoulders.
Mr.. Perry's screams for assistance
brought the neighbors in the imme-
date vicinity to the scene. At last
report they are doing well.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
TssnE WILL i:xC.Rr.
g',e eoIa;,.- Ieys pnu: TO fake a Trip
10 thc Bridge.

The Roanoke Light Infantry met
last night at the ar,nory and APP
pointed . committee, consisting OF
Mes-rs. Payne, Pritzman aud Bush to
see tile Shenandoah Valley railroad
oficials and try and get rates to
Natural Bridge.
The company propose ii an early
day 90 run an excursion To this
charming place, and if reasonable
rates can be secured it is expected
that II l;trgc crowd viii take adrant
alyr OF the cheap rates.
The company also accepted the in
Titation TO be present ut the marriage
of Lieutenant ". B Moss and Miss
kent tomorrow evening Ut 6 o'clock
The company will form ut The armory
o'clock and march to the church
The marriage will he solenlnize,l 1T
81. Johns Episcopal church.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
10 j.,inl,ii>n N:orI,ynr,'..

II is reported that the cattle dealers
of ;Soutllwczt Virginia and Tennessee
contemplate the establishment OF
yards forthe receipt AID sale OF cattle,
-Heep and hogs in Alexandria Several
reasons regiven for this move, among
them being the excessive charges for
corn, hay and other feed, made by
,he IN nagement of the yards III
Washington and Georgetown, the eX-
pensc Of delivering stock, water, etc
The location selected would he very
convenient for the threeciles, Wash
ineton, Georgetown ANA Alexandria,
and it is believed the Investment viii
Dlv handsomely.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
Married Last Ni2ht,

Mr.. John Il. Boyd and Miss Hattie
Nav Atkins were married last even
ing at 7 o'clock, in Vinton, at the
residence of the brides uncle, Mr..
Wilkinson, by Rev. DR.. w. c. Camp
bell. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. The newly married pair will
make their residence in this city. The
TIMES extends its sincere congratula-
tions and hopes the happy couple
NAV live long and prosper.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05

About alf-past seven o'clock on
Sunday morning Il tramp approached
The house OF Mr. John TInsley, on
Roanoke street, in very humble
manner and said he was hungry and
wanted something TO eat. Mrs. Tins
ley complied with his request by Civ
ING him his breakfast. He ate
hearty meal for which he proved his
gratefulness by striking Mr.. TinsIeys
dog over the head with Il stick, the
lick proving fatal! Mrs. Tinsley
ouichI Y notified her husband OF what
had been done, and he at once Went
in pursuit, but the tramp, perceiYing
what might be the consequences if
his pursuer caught him, put on all
the speed possible and made good his
escape. He has not been seen since.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
\ Good Den.ocrniic ou.iooi..

Judge T. b. Claiborne, Of this city.
returned Saturday night from 2 visit
10 Southwest Virginia. While there
he visited Tazewell and other coun-
ties and talked considerably with
political leaders on both sides. VI
the meeting AT Tazewell Court House
last week full delegation in favor OF
Congressman Buchanan was selected
and the disposition in that district OF
the part of the Republicans was not
10 make any nominations to oppose
him
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
IRON Worker, strike.

81 United Press,
PIrrsBuRG, PA, Aug. about
800 men came out on Il strike at the
Carbonate Iron Works today. The
trouble dates from the first ofJuly, al
which time the puddlers, to the NUM-
Der of ninety-six, refused to work, as
the firm would not sign a scale pre-
pared by the Amalgamated Associa-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-05
.J,.y <.0i7I.i'S Castle.

BY United Press.
New YORK, August ia dispatch
from San Antonio, Texas, TO the
World says: 1t is reported from the
CITY of Mexico that the famous castle
Chapultepec, one OF the most iinpos-
inr structures in the world, is TO te
sold to Jay Gould. The price is under
stood to be s.. 900, 900.