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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25

JUSr received a full line of superb
Wall Papers at No. 2S Eleventh ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25

Goto II. E. Hhlman Co. to buy your
Watches,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25
KIRMES AND EXCURSION.

Kaleidoscope OF the Nations ut Steuben-
Vile Opera House, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Evenings, November 81, 2S and
20-Matinee Saturday.
This will be the grandest display ever
given in Eastern Ohio, including the
dances OF ali nations and ages by over
$50 performers under the direction OF
Prof Speedy, Of Detroit.
Beautiful Tablcaux with calcium light
and fine scenic effects by Prof. Church,
of Pittsburg. A magnificent spectacu-
lar production. Music by Mayors or
chestra. Special excursion Saturday
evening, 99th, on c. Il p. r. Il. For
seats and particulars call Immediately
at Banners music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25

L. S. COOP sells Dry Goods the cheapest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25

Bargains In lax Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches at Ii. f.. HILLMAN & CO.'S,
No. 2S Eleventh Street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25
DIED.

ii. +. Hillman & Co. will sell Diamonds at
"a very low figure for the next go days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
PETERSBURG
Land Buyer. Driven on 10y High Prices
Miscellaneous and Personal.

PFEE.BrnG. sept H.. special The
sunday school Of the Maikot->trcot ". J..
church had very enjoyable picnic at
Granite Grove. n Dinwiddie county. to-day.
Tine gentlemen from Dakota who wanted
to puy land boo thie vicinity were unable To
d0 $50 ON account oi the high prices asked.
At the Democratic Convention held at
Prince George Courthouse yesterday, rcs-
olutiDn WAS offered by Judge Timothy
Riyc- 10 the effect that the convention
heartily endorse the course of Congressman
j.. &. \cuabie. and earnestly request his rc-
nomination and acceptance. The resOlu-
ii0n was unanimously adopted.
quite O. number 0f delegates from Peters
burg VIII attend She annual session OF the
Grand nitcd order Oi the 4. =. and u. OF
Israel. which opens in Baltimore on the l,th
inst.
Miss M0luo W. Clark. of Petersburg and
Miss Matte l.. Lancaster. ol Selma, Ma.
have gone t0 Richmond ON visit
lroma all sections oi the surrounding coun-
tie. the most encouraging reports are being
received relative o. ihc crops. and our Nor
chants dIe hoping for fine trade this ialI
finer. are mo- changes in the peanut mar
kci to-day.
Mrs Victoria Miller. of this city. who lost
in Norfolk. "a ieW days ago. h9ud-saichel.
containing papers and icWelry tn the value
of $500. has recovered tine property.
~pailey Barker, young man i'm the em-
plolmeut of Jackson AZ Hoy, lcc dealers
here. isalcged o. b. short in hi, account
ahrui so. lle mas left the city.
Rev. George ~ommeryille h3, been called
TO tine rector-hip the Church of the Good
shepherd (Epi,copM) in Blandlord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
RICHMOND, A. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l3,

/ father Ephraim. Mr. We'll is the present
/ president of the organization. The ritual
/ OF the congregation is strictly orthodox.
and it, membership comprises ab0nt one
hundred families. The seating capacity OF
/ The house is i.OO0-..iO being tor men and
/ iln for women the orthodox belief demand
iug the separation Of the sexes IN the place
% worship. The Rev. Dr. Bernard Drach-
man. formerly rabbi OF the congregation IN
Newark, and also OF the seyenty-second
street congregation. is rabbi Of the congrc-
cation. and the Rev. Moses Lubinski IL
reader. The assistant reader. or "chasan.'
is Morri, Ncinborger, who also fills the
Office OF sexton.
Another recent dedication was that Of the
syuag0gIe Of the congregation Of Mount
Zion. Ou one Hundred and Thirteenth street,
near Madison avenue. The congregation j.
also an orthodox one. about "A year old The
building which 10 dedicated was formerly
church. bat was purchased ard rebuilt at
on expense of about $4,000.
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
the American Tobacco Company have
llcd tine following report to the stock IN
change Assets of plant. etc. S22,33, ,lb3;
leaf tobacco and raw material. S1.Gj2,6f;
cash and cash assets, 81, l,S2j.O00. Its cur
rent liabilities are less than SlO1c0. In
aiiiliNh in lne above assets li mas fl.NW,'N
net earnings from January IN july I. 1890
The Exchange lists Sl0,00.OoO preferred
stock.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Those holders Of the Junior securities Of
the shenandoah Valley railroad. who are
dissatisfied with the published plan of rc-
organization have secured the cooperation
oi a certain interest identified with the
Richmond Terminal system. and are now
organizing with view 10 ouying the road
7t the coming sale on september Both.
RAILROAD EARNGNGs.
Norfolk and Western First week Of sep
t0mhor. l>9l. SlJ~ 3lG: lN~l. Sl21.e9: in
clca-o. >29.2--. From January !. $50.
sl.,2Gl2. 1850. S3.'fi> $50: increase. S16i 212.
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Fourth week. OF August. 1880, S20l ,N,S; 1851. /
SIP $50. iucrca-o. N29,O29. Month. lSnO,
1D2l, los; l,Sg, >J22.ll~; increase. Sl06.GSG. |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
THE CENTRAL STRIKE
Apparently over as far a. Albany Is Con-
cerncd.

Apparently over as far a. Albany Is ton-
oerncd.
ALBANY. Sept II. The strike on the New
orE Central and Hudson River railroad
seems Co ho over as far as Albany is con-
ccmel. Tine closing scene WAS en-
acted tonight at the iark-srcot rink, when
the men were advised tO get back to their
places. Edwarl ioWan called the meeting
to order and was termed Il "a liar by
two or three Of the audience for saving
That the strike was still on. John
d. Hart was called upon when the
disorder bad somewhat subsidcd, but his
Address called forth the widest excitement.
lnd II seemed thar riot was imminent
Mr.. Hart said there would Dee money here
boy Monday. and Doe was called liar.
Gee man asserted that the leaders
We're living high and paying the expense Of
Wrgcker- counsel instead of giving bread
DOB hungry men and their families.
Master Workman Duen got the floor and
said, 0u are a lot Ofdamncd Whitc-liycred
ours. and yOu VIII sneak back To- work
because number of dirty paid newspapers
say the strike i. over During this speech
n looked "a. though the meeting would break
up in "a general row. Men were cursng
each other and the leaders of the order i'm
irigltiu' manner. When Master Work
uln Dulcn's voice could be- heard
above the tumuit, be- was heard To- advise
ih Dee men in a few words, chokcd with -ar-
ra~lu and rage. tO get back to their places.
All iho speakers spoke harshly Of the news
p1pers. The meeting broke up in con-
ifrtNu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

LONDON, sept. l2.-The Times says the
Mckinley bill in all its stages has shown
public opinion in America, in respect to
economical principles TO be in "A rctrOgraded
rather than progressive condition. Great
Britain regrets tnat its unselhsh Parlia-
ment is not unlikely 10 retaiate.
BERLIS, September l2.-The Minister Of
Commerce has Informed IA deputation of
Rhenish manufacturers that the reprisals
proposed 10y them for the Mckinley bill
could not safely be adopted.
STocaHoiM. sept. l2.-rhe United States
cruiser baltimore, Conveying the b>dy OF
Ericsson, entered this harbor at T;l5 this
evening.
BERNE, Sept. IA German tourist and
two OF his guides, who were ascending the
Mattoh,rn, were blown over precipice and
killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
Waterlogged at s-a.

BosroN. sept. l2.-The Norwegian
steamer King arrived at this port to-day
from Port Antonio, and reports that sep
tember sth. in latitude gJ.ii longitude
,2.35, she fell in with the brig tampldoglia
waterlogged, and took of Captain Ambro-
sia and nine men, bringing them here. III.
brig sailed from Rio JaneirO January 2lsi
for the United states. encountered hurri-
cane August 2sth in latitude 2j..i0 ~. lOngi-
tude O W., which dismasted the brig, and
rendered her unmanageable. She was set
on lire when abandoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
NHORSE PREACHER.


DE 3. sorry foI Ills 0acnce and Win >ot
po so Again
MJ-kEGoN. MlcI. Sept. -. -HcN.J. ".
Amcy. of -aranac tine Mc'hodi,i Episcopal
minister VINO made himself amou. Dog get
tin. up and managing rotiing meeting in
ai- tovu last July. at which hi- own horse
Wou aii tIe il-t prizes. hd~ been tried 't h7
Conference.
pI-on Arnay today prlta.-ni in't Ae
was sorry i0r having participated n ihc
l1r-e matinee. which hl~ made hlm nolo-
Cont renee passed his character uud rou-
uuueG him in service. Since fac h'r-c.troi
several congregations nHN. applied tf iIc
presiding elder to have Pa.-.u Au.y desc
signed t0 them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
HARRISON UNEASY.
lie j. Closely Watching the state of the
Money Market.

lie j. Closely watching The state Oi tht
Money Market.
ericsson, PA, sept l2.-Ihe President
is watching closely the tone Of the money
market. lie communicated with the Treas
ury Department tins morning and learned
that ibe market wa, somewhat easier.
With view % meeting further
emergencies. he spent nearly two hours
this afternoon conicrring by telegraph With
the Treasury department The principal
results of the tclegraphic conference were
the issuance of orders hy the President
;o anticipate the interest ON out
-tandin. currency : per cent. bonds a.
an amount not exceeding iNc millions Oi
dollars; To oh.rto pay Sl.2j for outstaudin.
per cent. bonds instead Of Sl.2L
h. rate horeto fore offered. The con-
ference between the President and
he Treasury Department also had
reference t0 .he propriety of suggesting am
extension OF the bonded period unaer the
proposed new iarin law. That subject was
deferred for further deiborati0n. II is quite
probable that the President will decide to
make q recommendation tO Congress re-
sUpcfiug tup natter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
n.,t,mor. LAWYER Disappears.

BALTIMORE, ND, sept. l2.-George X.
Gott. OF the law firm of Gott 4 Rhodes, and
an ex-memler Of the Legislature, has mys.
teriously disappeared. ON Monday last
he made conveyance of some pro
perty and has not since been seen
here. Rumors are in circulation that Mr..
Gott is short In mis- accounts, rs trustee "a
estate funds. The amount Is placed well
up in the thousands. Colts bondsmen
were to-day requested 10 make good any
deficiency which might occur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

lIChoBJRG. Mich, sept. IA Chicago
and Grand Trunk passenger train ran into
"A freight train at >ch0olcrait at 3 O'Clock
this morning. while the freight was taking
ihe siding. Two freight ears and the ca.
poo.c OF the freight train were reduced u
Mndlings The engine ot the passenger
tfain' the paggage-car ana the smoking
car were badly wrecked. The engineer and
fireman of The passenger train were badly
injured. and it is thought the engineer will
die. Two brakcmcn were injured. None
OI The pas.engers were hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL OVER
THE COMMONWEALTH.

Second District Democratic Convention
Happy Botctourt Farmcrs-Darinc At
tempt at Assassination--A Republican
Eow-Thc state at Large.
NORFOLK, sept H. SPECIAL. The ac-
tion of the Republican congressional Com
mittce in fixing the time for The holdinr of
their Nominating Convention a week later
than the Democratic Convention. has caused
the Democrats 10 change the day fixed for
their convention until the eth of October
one day later than the Republican
Convention. The Democrats propose 90
take any advantage of split
i'm the Republican meeting, and viii make
their nomination accordingly. cont renee
Ot Democratic managers was hcid ln Nor
folk today. and IL was definitely decided
that a nomination should he made. The
movement against BOwdcn is known 90 ho
favored by Mah0ne and Cameron, so mat
both the Mahmcitc- and anti-Mahonciles
are fighting him.
DARING AIIENfrr Al AssAsstNAuoN-
4 daring attempt was made last night 60
assassinatc Western ni0n telegraph
messenger named caleb Miller. The boy
was going up Granny street with lne~-
SAGE. and when near the corner of lrccmA-
son street was fired upon 10y 400 unknown
party who lay in ambush behind cedar
tree iu "a large garden. The bullet almost
graIed the BOYS head, as ho broke ont ODD 20
rum cr,inc murder" The police were ai
first inclined to disbclicyc young MiNcr'-
story. but wcr. convinced OF its truth Dl
the statements of parties living n Oh" Nicin-
it's who say they saw the pistols ll1-h.
RADICAL ROW.
II is thought here Tonight that John 81
Over ard "a lawyer named ~ehrcii. who pee
sides i'm southampton county. may h9hi %
duel. Dyer j. chairman of the southampton
Republican Committee and "a staunch Row
den man. and Nebrell is am anii-B0Wdcni,n.
At the meeting of anti-BoWden men iu NDl-
folk Wednesday night >ebreli accused Dyol
Of being "A mere tool i'm BOWdons hands. |
and said he would do whatever the Norfolk
Congressman told him TO do. Dyers son
was in Norfolk yesterday. and dispatched
copies of the papers containing oebrelIs re-
marks 10 him i'm Washington. An intimate
friend of Dyer's said tonight that while he
might cOwhde Sehrell, De would certainly |
not fight HIM duel.
SKIPPED THE Town.
Frank MalOuey. clerk employed in /
chapman ~ Ndic l'Mtll4 Ni'If. mas 1hii'- ]
ped the town, and the firm thinks Doe has /
robbed them Of nearly. if not "a thousand /
dollars. Already considerable jcwclry snug /
gled out of the store bv Maloncy ha- been |
recovered. ana the firm is making every /
effort 10 capture him. Most of the firm, /
trnkcts taken by Mal0ney were given to ID /
woman who was his mistress. and she fed /
with him. The Norfolk police have wired /
North for MaOney's arrest, and the finn |
have communicated with the Pnhcrton-. /
Maloney came 10 Norfolk from Ithaca. y. /
y. and is now believed t0 Doe in New YORK. /
city.
THE NORFOLK CYCLING CLUE.
The Norfolk cycling Club has arranged /
for two days of fall racing on turbtu au.
1th of October om their track iu this cil. /
and will invite racers from all over the /
country 20 participate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
BASE BALL.
Results of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.


Players League-At Philadelphia New
lork game pOstponed-wet grounds.
At Brooklyn: Brooklyns, :; Bostons, :.
AT Buffalo: Pittsburg game postponed
rain.
At Cleveland: Cleyolands, 3; Chicagos. 4.
National League.-At Boston: BOstons, q /;
Philadelphias, II.
At New York: Brooklyn game postponed
wet grounds.
At Chicago: First game-Ch Chcagos, Il 4;
Clcyelands, ,. Second game -Ch!cagOs, u ;
'leyelands, T..
At Cincinnati: First me-cincinnaiis,
!; Piitshurgs, ,. second game-c incinna-
It's, 10; Pittsburgs, /.
American AssOciatiOn-At Columbus /.
Columbus. 1: Louisville 3.
Iniayorable weather prevented other
games scheduled to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
The SWISS REVOLUTION
The Absorbing Topic In London-Detail-
Hard 10 Get.

LONDON, sept. l2.-'lhe news of the reyo-
luton in switzerland - the most interesting
topic Of the hour. Details Of the uprising
are difficult 10 procure, the Federal authori-
ties having maint inci a telegraph censor
ship when would do credit t0 more dcs-
p0tic neighbors OF the little Democracy.
From tine pains taken To- check cOmmunica-
ton between the disaiiected canton and tine
outside world. and from the absence oi any
encouraging official announcement 10y the
Federal Council, 10 is feared that the result
may be more widespread in lis effects than
the irief dispatches permitted 20 pass the
censorship would indicate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
BATTLE OF NORTH POINT.
its Celebration Yesterday by Baltimore
Cadets

its Celebration Yesterday by Baltimore
Cadets,
BALTIMORE, sept. - The 18th Of Sep
ember- anniversary OF the battle of North
Point, was celebrated here to-day by the
Francis scott Key Monument Association
and the Cadets Of Temperance. The
'ormer held "a reunion at Patterson Park.
Of which there were addresses and music.
The latter had "a torch-li.ht process
sion. They formed at Ellsworth Hall
20 1880 j. NJ. and marched from
Forest TO lager and 10 Charles street. The
procession then moved from Charles to Bal
fmorc, to Calvert, marching arOund the
Battle Monument. 10 Baltimore street. Ia
Gay. around Wells and McComas' monu-
menl % Eager street to Patterson Hall, al
the corner of Broadway aud Eager street.
where areceptl0n was held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
Ice Factory I'm Winston,

WINSTON, y. c., sept. H. Special. T.
Another big enterprise was set on foot for
Winston to-day. A company. composed of
Mcssrs f.. J. Sprague, T.. II. johnson. j. II.
Wmgate, j. II. McClcmenl, T.. l.. Hawks,
of the Sprague Electric Light and Motive
Power Company, was organized Ia estab-
iish big ice factory here for wholesale
trade generally. The capital stock il S15,-
ooo. The factory will be put in operation
early next spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
The Flood Blockade Raised.

ELMiRA, y. Y, sept. l2.rhe Erie, Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western and the
Northern Central roads are in full opera
ton to-day, and the damage done by the
Hood is being repaired. The Atlantic and
Pacific road will get trains through to Ad'
Olson to-day. The loss by the Hoods 10 the
Atlantis and Pacific roa' is estimated al
100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

10 Judgment allowed by the count II
Franklin county on account of the death oi
Richmond parties.
Geek Us. McGuilin Continued.
~hacklctt vs.. Western lunatic ASYLUM.
submitted ON briefs by G.. W. Berlin and
John y. ppio.
lirgeti Cowie US. Ennccr argued Dos H..
5. g.. Gayer and Colonel John Liegcit for
appellant. and judge g.. G.. Grafton and W.
u. Compton for appellCc~. and submitted.
Conrad SIS. Eihngcr. argued hy Ed :.
Conrad for appellant and John =. Harris,
Jr.. and w. y. Compton for appeilccs, and
submitted.
>wichcr ys. ~wickcr, argued hy George
N. Cochran. Jr.. l0r nnnoIIlcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
Earthquake In New Mexico.

SANTA FIX, n. NJ, sept. ia very per.
ceptible earthquake shock was experienced
i'm parts OF this city this morning. IL was
of about three seconds duration, and some
people claimed 10 have seen lava gushing
irom the extinct volcanoes. The damage
xas siight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
DOUBLE DROWNING
OrTwo Coiorsd Men Belonging to Balti-
more schooner

u IW0 IOI0FfU Wtn IItIOngIng Ia a BhIti-
more schooner.
punApELrHA. pa. sept. l2.-Two un-
known co.arci men. belonging 10 Balti-
more schooner, were drowned opposite
Gloucester tni, afternoon. Their vessel, the
MARY Duncan, OF Baltimore. is anchored
ln the stream opposite the town. and the
two c0lOr.d men were alone ON board. From
q vessel anchored near bl. one Of the col
Drcd men w1- seen swimming about the
schooner. suddenly bee threw up his hands
4uJ cried. save me o." His companion
caucd overheard to h- rcscHe and must
ha}c been cuirhed Toy the drowning man.
or both men disappeared before the horror
stricken crew of the other vessel could do
anything. thief-0i-policc BOylcn. of GlOu-
ro>ier placed man bon charge OF the vessel
until thp crow returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
The Defendant Claims II a Case Of Black
mail.

COLUMBUS, o.. sept. l2.-In petition
HE'D in the County Court yesterday Miss
Minnie Starusser ayers that Judge james
II. Anderson. one Of the most rominent
citizens OF Columbus. criminal. issaultcd
her last December in her fathers Office, and
She asks for so. 600 damages. Anderson IN
A retired banker. and was formerly consul
To Frankfort. lie says the suit T. an attempt
at blackmail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
INDIAN FIGHT.

fatal Anray between Two Factions of
PottaD attomies.
IorEkA, NAN, sept. r. yesterday two
bands of Potfawattomics. one known as the
Big soldier band and the other the Little
soldier band, met in council in Jackson
county, To consider the President : order re-
qulrlng them to seciiOnize. A fight occur
red, in which three of the leaders were
Killed and several 0thers were wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

HARRISBURG, pa, sept. l2.-Ihe rivers
in this section are high, and much damage
10 crops has resulted.
ALBANY. \. Y. sept. l2.-Freshets in the
rivers OF this section of the state continue.
and have done great damage to crops not
housed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
STATE or TRADE.
II w the Monetary stringency Affects the
Market.

NEW YORK. Sept l2.-1he regular weekly
review of the trade viii say: The past week
has fully justified those whe gave warning
that the monetary ease caused by Treasury
disbursements could bee but temporary
The market here has been tight, with eX-
treme rates paid in some cases.
The business failures during the last
week number for the United States, lGl; for
Canada, ~; total, 1913; as compared with a
total Of 2n3 last week, and lS9 the week
previous 10 the last. For the correspond
ing week of last year the figures were 1913,
representing 10 ia the United states, and
- in Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
DOUBLE EXECUTION.
A Man and Woman To be PnblicIy Hung
ia Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. l2.-Rufus Il. Col
Inns and Emily Boon We're sentenced in Cor
don county to-day to be hanged on November
7rh. The executions will he public. Col
lins is the white man who hired Steve Gus
Ter T., Kill his wife. for which crime Custer
Was sentenced 10 prison for life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
A Wealthy syndlcats.

CHICAGO, Sept. i2.--An English syndicate
has had an agent here all the week trying
10 secure options on all the big hoo and
shoe factories in the city. He IL said to
have 5000. 900 behind him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
THE MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
the suffrage Question stin Under Discus
sion.

JACKSON. Mss. sept. l2.-At the meet
ing Of the constitutional Convention to-day.
Nh T. ID. Withcrspoon, Of Madison county,
attacked tAe suffrage Committees report A.
inadequate FOB meet the emergency. lie
was in favor of ,iraight0ut educational
md property qualification, added 10 restrict
ed woman suffrage. Mr.. Campbell. Of Wash
ington, advocated hi, fathers plan OF plural
voting allowing persons owning a certain
AMOUNT OF property an additional vote. \
large number of delegates are yet 10 be
heard from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
DOUBLE tYNCHlNG.
Two Negro Fiends Taken From JAN and
Hung.

ABERDEEN. MISS, Sept. l2.-steSe
Crump, negro, who recently attempted To
outrage an estimaDle white woman near
afternoon taken from the Jail AT AmOry.
where be was confined, by one hundred un-
disguised white men and hanged. The
same mob took from the Amory jail a ne
yro, who on Tuesday last assaulted Miss
Mary Jane llaihcOck, and hanged him also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
FlRsr oUN IN rHs NoRTHWEsT.
Indications that Wyoming Has Gone
Democratic in iier Maiden Election.

Democratic ia tttr Maiden ll"cti"h.
DENVER COLO., sept l2.-Ielegrams re-
ceNcd by the Rocky Mountain News from
Indicate that thc Democrats have carried
thc State by safe majority, clecting Gov
eru0r Baxter, Congressman Beck, ANA The
state Legislature. which would also mean
"a Democratic United states senator. The
Republican state Committee REFUSES, how
ever. to admit the defeat of the ticket, and
claim "A small majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
InocuIaiion for Consumption.

BERLIN. sept. l2.-The celebrated Ger
man physician, Dr. Koch, who claims that
he can cure consumption by incubation, is
about to experiment on human patients.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

BERLIN, sept. H. An explosion occurred
today in the Loederberg coal pit at >tass.
nlri. Twenty Of the miners are imprisoned
in the pit, aud their fate is doubtful.