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The Second Casualty at indianapolis.

The disaster yesterday at Indianapolis was
not so serious the Associated Press dis
patches to The STAR represented. After full
investigation it was learned that but two men,
Peter Albin and VIM. Meadows, had been in
jured, though many had narrow escapes.
Those injured were but slightly hurt Under
the ruins there is known to be the body of one
fireman, Henry Woodruff, who was caught in
Mondays collapse. The wall that fell was the
east wall of the Becker block, adjoining the
Bowen-MerrlIl block
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No Cash In Hagerstown's Treasury.

dispatch in the New York Sun today says
Hagerstown some time ago abolished the gss
lamps and substituted electric lights. These
cost the municipality e4l6 per month. For
several months the bills were punctuslly met,
but now, owing 10 hard times, the city ID I'M
able to collect its taxes and the street commis-
sioners have been compelled TO notify the cleo
tic light company Of their inability to meet
payment for last months service. The city
council has been urged to provide some mesza
to meet the bill at once. Otherwise the city
will be in total darkness Already some Of the
merchants, fearing the worst, are preparing 10
oughfares
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Sailors Double Ironed on the Rea

At the investigation of the charges against
Capt Healy in San Francisco yesterday
Lieut.. BUM, the executive officer of the
Bear, testified in behalf Of the defense that
under Capt. Healy's orders he took several
sailors from the bark Estella to the Bear at
Ounalaska last July and triced them up for
fifteen minutes and afterward double
ironed them and fastened them to stanchions
below the decks
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The Hon. D. b Gillian, one Of the mos,
prominent citizens Of Alton, H., was fatally
shot By burglar T2ssday morning.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOB FOES. sAL L,s. ANp .gIxTuREs OF a
inTeSSo,csy nice run 81 sa.ssW srneF mus, leave city
Eok sIE-oWNER pEsIKINe TO MoyE SOUTH
Good VIII in . Firmly Esssei,shed Cafe Doing Pay
tnS sasiness with Regular Line Of Customers. De-
coli wAsTN pANENHowER.
mSo-St flf5 d st nv.
S1,UVU and Business Of one OF the best basi.
dress. SRocfh II s.r S Ses giving name and ID
a Business desires to sell The same: terms one hall
essn eAsSSe on time a s1esllens Opportunity for
M0ULTON, Attorney. pao st. NV ."u"s meo.st :
Do ACRE FARM NEAR THE CITY OF RoCHfS-
70 or house. and snS 10, o On oSs
T9snd s N This city Address the owner. J. G GIf
Lon sALE-L0oo ACRES TIMBER LANp-7oo
low pne al IIp,s and dc. w'Gd in
S S9 s Terms !, slaooo Apply to mo. W HAYS
WAASsdIxEpor, P pAETNER WITH $4,000 CASH
aud established businesses in the city large Returns
o III money invested no risk. Address Box IL star
Two CLOSE BUSINESS WE OFFER COUNTERS,
ae shs s, ASnigg Counter and Platform Scales
wssC g.; ass Fi1,a5s, md Let q
GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN WEST
location No desiring TO retire frorn business vii
sell very reasonable. Address Box *, Star Once 5
HHE COLONIAL BEACH IMPROVEMENT COM.
properly at Beach either separases Of a. 's
whole as follows lst the hotel. furnished; Id. the
5a bar and cafe space
roller coaster, flying horses, rife track
sss IN E. ETkyS ssh ssry stable
LNOR sALE-BY FISH 4 MILLER, l2I3FsT n "
Il Complete and Neatly Fitted Up First-ciass
Grocery store, in a prosperous and rapidly growing
sortment Of goods owner must leave the city. mls6I
VNRER TRANSATLANTIC MACHINE-REMovE
l. and Reset Trees OF any size; warranted to live.
stone hotel AS Pa ave-. Washineton. DC. mi !.et.
business oPPoRTCNITY-A RARE CHANCE
- for party with $500 10 buy an established and
paying General Housefurnishing Business Owner
sells only because of other business Full particulars
furnished parties no IN earnest on apcatioa 10
TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 st. NV. ml5-6t'
John H. HowLETT, BUILDER AND GENERAL
and Dp,nas cSasrsilH snce Estimates
tions furnished If desired Personal xttention given
in all cases Residence Park St, Mt Pleasant. f Inn
IroR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST GLASS HAIR CUT
many others do see the PSiadephs Artist east sde
OF l4th st. nv above Pa ave. fl5-3lt'
HALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE
~ Perfect Piano of the age; superb in tone touch
I sfAn' i'T sHSN if1es sli s,h 4. s.s
MONEY DOUBLED
~ BY INVESTING in Prs,rie, Timbered Lands and
Sod and silver ssG New Mexico or eeors.
Coal. Gas and Oil Lsnds In Ohio or West Va
Iowa Ga, Ohio Kan, Mo. Nd, Sc", Sc.
The Cheapest and Richest Lands in the World
Special Inducements to investors
Commissioner Of the State of Texas
ALoNzo T. LOGAN.
.. Attorney-at-Law. Real Estate and Claim Agent
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Gen. EIphinstone's Tragic. Death.

Sinister rumors are afeat in London society
regarding the recent death Of Sir Howard En-
phinstone. II ID now rumored that il was the
result Of suicide, g. it seems impossible that
any man could accidentally slide from the deck
into the Sea unless during heavy storm, which
did not exist at the time,
1t il no secret that Elphipstone vas travelling
for the benefit Of his health and was threatened
with mental affection II il surmised that the
action of the sea brought on O sudden mental
attack prompting q dive into the ocean The
queen has expressed sincere grief at the occur
renee and given orders for special military SER
yices The circumstance recalls the story Of
the queens girlish attachment for the late gem
erals brother, Sir Nicholas Elphinstone, which
lasted during most Of her early youth, and esSs
q romantic touch 10 this period of her life. 4
practical consequence Of the affair was the sp-
pointment of Sir Howard EXPANSIONS 10 s.
equerry TO the duke of Connaught.
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Tor sALE-LoTs m EAIRvIEW HEIGHTS. on
View; Electric railway trscn now Laid 70 thsss lota
which have sidewalks in front and MAINE prices
lower than asked for other lots In immediate vicinity
small cash payments; monthly yearly time given
at B Per cent interest JOHN =. BEAIL,
3aI7.2R 1871 Est
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g a. WALKER NOTARY PUBLIC
De Dealer in Real Estate; Houses and Vacant Lots
Tor sale northeast. 45S Louisiana ave-. 42O st.
Ne. ixlS-t,m
ssYI>HE WORLD DO MOVE ~-REMEMBER THE
Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices watches cleaned 81; frst-cass mainsprinss,
warranted one year. 81 all clock and ewelry work
the lowest prices in the city DEFY compe tition
liza 81. NV. aul1
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James Stanislsus McGregor, boy of ten. sp-
peared in the Boston and Albany station q
Boston day or two ago bearing label whick
stated thst he had come all alone from New
Mexico and that the Boston police were en-
pected 10 take care Of him until his uncle esms
from New Hampshire 10 claim him. He vss
bright and self-contained and could speck
Spanish and Indian besides English.
The Oldest college graduate living IN the
United States 10 Amos p. Parker, ninety -sikht
years Of age, who was graduated iron the sni-
veysity Of Vermont n lel4
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BOARDING.

DC AND 30 WEST THIRTY FOURTH ST.. NEW
20 York. Private Boarding House; rooms single or
suite; table aud service Of the best; prominent
given and references required
ml4-tm'
D0AkDIN6-LARGES NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
- with good board at the Auburn" Pa sye.ccr 22d
81. NV; terms moderate. n3-:3m
F1.HE WEBSTER, 5l3 18th ST NV; TRANS
j ients 81 and 80 per day with board; per week
e5 TO &s headquarters for Sghtseers daily stage 70
Arlington and points Of interest; no iiQuors
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PROPOSALS.

pkOPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
Il CONSTRUCTION offs Ice Machine for the Century
Ice MAehlne Company For plans, specifications and
other Information bidders will apply al the once 81
the company, lo1 ST II W, second floor
m.O-ot LkW1S ABRAHAM. Secretary.
pROPOsA. SEALED PROPOSALS For THE
Grading, Masonry and Bridges Of the Glen Fcho
railroad Will be- received until MARCH TWENTY.
siAIh. 1917. al the Office of the Engineers Mackall
Clark klsg oank building. where plans and specii.
cations can lie seen.
A. 8. PRATT SONS
mlS~3t l. q L. BALTZLEY
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mig 1907 la
I,oR RENT-l46 A ST. N.E--BRICK HOUSE.
II rooms and bath within square 81 L 3. Capt.
FOL newly papered throughout Rent s:}J. Keys at
1856 X. NJ. MORRISON. l2l2s h ST. NV
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19

,:o;n I:ismarcks Resign.

BERLIN, March ls.-It is stated that
10th rincc Bismarck and Count Her
lert Bismarck have resigned and that
tie emperor has accepted the resigna-
t.nn of the chancellor.
LoNpoN. March lS.-The Daily News
correspondent at Berlin telegraphs at
midnight that all kilograms in regard to
Prince Bisinarcks resignation beyond
the fact that there are rumorS that he
has resigned, arc prohibited by the otli-
cial cenoors. who have placed all dis
patches under rigid scrutiny.
The Times. commenting on the report
that Prince Bismarck has resigned. says
that something must have occurred IN
connection with the labor conference to
have caused his unexpected action.
The Standards correspondent at Der.
lin says: The officials decline to forward
nv message.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
u,,,v.. Man Iihclv IA Win.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Owing t
the fact that Pennsylvania railroad ha.
a generous number of fat places about
the senate, there is understood to have
been considerable opposition to Mr.
Quay's plan to make his friend, Gen
Silas NJ. Bailey, of Uniontown, sergeant
alarms of that body, to succeed Col
Canady, of North Carolina, whose re
moval seems to be settled on. The sit
uation has become more favorable fol
Messrs. Quay and Bailey by the pros
pect that Mr.. James Il. Young, execu.
tive clerk of the senate, will resign to
become president of the Bank of the
Commonwealth, Of Philadelphia. II
this latter event takes place it will re-
move the chief cause of the opposition
of Bailcy's appointment. as Pennsylva
MIA can hardly be refused as much pat
ronage as 1t now possesses.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Cut in lilo SUGAR Tnrin.

WASHINGTON. March lS.--Thc Re
publican members OF the ways and
means committee have agreed to put
raw sugars from sixteen Dutch standard
down on the schedule 1T 30 per cent. al
valorem and refined sugar ~ per cent:
above Dutch standard. This is equiv
aent TO 80 per cent. reduction on many
grades and more than % per cent. on
other grades The reduction will av-
crage Il eat OF 80 per cent. on the pres
cnt rates and will reduce the revenue
from 50 600. 900 to S9S.0UO,0O0. There
is no bounty provision. This cut Is
moro than TWO and Il half times greater
than that proposed by the Mills bill.
The duty is to he collected upon the
value and not upon specific rates AZ
heretofore
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
,,rc,,tuwn., New s,ut;on.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. March iS.-The
Reading railroads new passenger station
was thrown open to the public ycster'
day. 1t is about one mile from the
Readings old East Penn junction depot
and is situated right in the center OF
Allentown. with its entrance on Hamil
ton street. The structure is built O.
greystone and from an architecture
point of view is the handsomest passen
ger station on the Readings system
The interior of the building is finished
in maple and the waiting rooms are
by steam and lighted by electricity. AT
tachcd TO the station is restaurant
which has been handsomely fitted up
The station will be used jointly by the
Reading and Jersey Central roads.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Tho South Penn Road.

PHILADELPHIA, March lS.-The sale
OF the South Pennsylvania railroad to
George +. Bacr. of Reading. has at
tracted considerable attention in rail.
road circles. Mr.. Baer is manager of
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
and one of the attorneys for the COM
pany. The Reading directors in this
city say they knew nothing about the
purchase and that the railroad company
is not Interested The prevailing i'm
preston was that the road was pur
chased by Mr.. Baer in the interest of the
Vanderbilts in order that they might
have a clear title to it. The road is
more than two-thirds completed. said
Mr.. Bagaley. and with comparatively
small amount OF money can be finished.
Thus far 81, 4Oo. 900 has been spent upon
it, The greatest expense was in tunnel
ing the mountains. There were five
large tunnels, aggregating nearly four
miles in length, besides several smaller
nnpQ
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Similar In Sound.

Little Ned says he is tired of correc-
ton for his occasional plumbers in
speech, and of hearing them rehearsed
for the family amusement. For his
part, he thinks he speaks the English
language we'll enough; much better,
in fact, than French is spoken by I'm
Gle Dick, who vainly tried to make a
Paris cab driver understand the name
of his hotel.
All these remarks Ned delivered one
day, after he had asserted that a man
had just gone by driving two horses
sin tantrum."
Couldn't he manage them2" asked
his mother, innocently.
"Oh, yes, they were all right But I
shouldn't think they'd 60 SO well tan
trum, one behind the other"
And only after that explanation
was it understood that he meant tan
DEM"
It was the same boy who had learned
a good deal about the form Of lenses,
although he found it difficult to keep
technical terms accurately in mind.
Mamma" he said one night, as she
settled her spectacles for reading, ARE
those glasses of yours concave or oc-
tave7"-Youth's Companion.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
-. 49, w. 80
ST. PA'fR1CK'S DAY.
How The Anniversary Was Observed in
y Yurinna Cities.

How The AnS.NefSacy WAS OUScrFcu III
Various Cities.
NEW York, March lS.--St. Patrick's
day was observed in this city and
Brooklyn by parades of Irish organiza-
tions. The day was generally observed
as holiday by the Irish-American
citizens. The New York parade formed
at Madison square and marched to Jones
wood, where the day was spent in
festivities. At Union square the pro-
cession was viewed by the heads of the
city government. In Brooklyn there
were two parades, one of the Ancient
Order of ilibernians and the other of the
convention of Irish societies.
Boston. March lS.-St. Patricks day
was generally observed in many of the
large places Of the state The weather
was perfect. Masses were celebrated III
Catholic churches, and in some oil the
manufacturing localities general holt
day was enjoyed. Local meetings were
held and last evening festivities OF
various kinds took place.
PHILADELPHIA, March lS.-Last even
ing the Ilibernian society celebrated the
anniversary by i banquet at Boldts:
The Academy of Music was crowded
and ex-Postlnastcr lIarrity presided at
the lecture of J.. +. LauShlin on the
Isle of Destiny" The proceeds from
the sale OF tickets were given 10 the
House of Good Shepherd. There were
no parades or out door demonstrations.
BALTIMORE, March 49,. Patrick's
day was quietly observed here by the
Irish citizens. There was no outward
demonstration save the numerous bits
of green ribbon and shamrocks that
were worn Last night there were sew
eral banuucts given i'll honor of Ire
lands patron saint. The more proml-
nent were those of the ulbernian So
cietv and the Celtic club.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming SO well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
malaria from the system and prevent
as well as cure ali Malaria fevers.-
For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters-
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-Price so cts. and
$100 per bottle at Budwell & Chris
tian'S drug store.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Bv M. F. HUFF, Auctloneer'
PUBLIC SALE.

I will sell on my farm near Salem.
Virginia, on
TUESDAY, MARCH rs, 1890,
all Of my farming implements, con-
sisting offour wagons, one cart, ploughs
and harrows, one drill, one horse rake,
one Champion reaper, one large cast
iron clod crusher, one large corn shelter,
two pairs scales, one fan mill, thirty
head of hogs, good stock; corn, wheat,
oats and hay; lot of bacon; twelve head
of horses, large lot of harness, one
mower, two self binders, twenty. five
head of good grade and thoroughbred
calves; eighteen or twenty head of
mich COWS, nearly all thoroughbreds;
two young bulls-one past two years
old and the other ten, months old
both. deep red and thoroughbred; one
Ross enealage corn cutter, No. IL, new,
and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of ten
dollars and under, cash; all sums over
that amount a credit of six months,
the purchaser giving a negotiable note,
well endorsed, and payable at the Far
mers' National Bank Of Salem. No
property to be removed until the terms
ofsale are complied With.
mar11-1w s. +. SIMMONS.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Y,rn STUDENTS Drowned.

New HAVEN, March lS.-The bodies
of two Male students, Edwin Rowe, Jr,
a member OF the senior scientific class,
and Darius Kennah, a member of the
freshmen scientific class, We're washed
ashore at West Haven yesterday. sun.
day morning thcy hired Il small sail
boat and went to Milford, about eight
miles down the sound. They started
for home about p. NJ. against strong
wind and a heavy sea They managed
to work up to the entrance of this
harbor where their boat was dashed
against the breakwater and the young
men were thrown into the water and
both of them were drowned.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
t,iz,h.tb,, New Industry.

ELIZABETH, \. j.. March IS. - The
firm OF Moore, Sons x Co.. has con-
tractcd for upward OF $4,000 worth OF
machinery and tools Tor steel ship
building plant at this place. The firm
was among the bidders for the conStruc-
ton of the 1000 ton gunboats and the
practice ship for the government, but
their bid WAS rejected. Since then the
secretary OF the navy has given them
the opportunity of making Il new bid
for the practice ship.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
1hc Labor Cnnfercncc.

BERLIN. March lS.-The labor confer
cnce has appointed three committees on
work. OF these. the committee on
mines will be presided over by DIR. Hau-
checornc director OF the Berlin Acad-
envy of Mines; the committee on Sun
day labor by Bishop kofp, with the
Danish delegate Tietsen rs vice presi-
dent, and the committee on the labor
of women and children by VI. Jules
Simon. with Herr Schnicrer, the Hum
garian delegate. As vice president. The
emperor viii receive the delegates at >
o'clock this afternoon and after the re-
ception will entertain them at banquet
IN The picture gallery Of tho palace.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
A Barroom Brawi.

WILL1AMsPoRT, Pa, March lS.-At
the Riverside hotel, Milton, A. c. Lewis
and party Of friends, it is charged,
created disturbance in the barroom,
and Will Brady, the bartender, was
badly wounded. Lewis, it is alleged,
commenced in true cowboy style to
empty his gun by shooting across the
bar at Brady, one Of the balls taking
effect in his arm. Chief of Police Kyle
arrested Lewis.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Comn,crcinl Con,c Election,

NEW YORK. March iS.-Thc annual
meeting of the Commercial Gable com
pany was held here. The following
directors were elected for the ensuing
wear: John w Mackcy, James Cor
don Bennett. Hector De Castro, Jules
De Castro. ~ Il. Chandler, George 5
Coe, w. L. Scott. u. &. Rowland
Charles NorlhoJ. E. c. Plat. L. j,
Matthews. Richard Irwin and y. De
Castro. ". l.. Scott is the only new
name in the board.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
rHAr NEVERTHELESS COUGH.

In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlesm. tishtness
in the chest, Quickened pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats at night,
all or any of these things are the first
stages of consumption. DR.. Acker's
English Cou. i, remedy aoillcure these
fearful symptoms, and is sold under
positive guarantee. by Budwell,
Christian & Barbee.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Tho Ncw French Ministry.

LONDON, March ls.-The general opin-
ion at the continental capitals is that the
new french ministry Is a strong one.
Indeed Its strength is regarded as its
only Objectionable feature, mcnacing as
1t does its harmony and unanlmity OF
policy Including Premier DE Frey
cinct himself the cabinet comprises
four ex -premierS and the prediction is
freely made that they will not DC con.
tent to pull together for any length OF
time. II would be strange if they
should. for at different times, in the
capacity OF president of the council
each has represented principles and add
vocatcd measures to which the others
were opposed.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
The Wealth,
Warmer; fair; southwesterly winds.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Minister Charles Emory Smith will sail for
Russia April2.
1t is announced that all Russian import
duties will be raised three months hence.
Mr.. Jonathan Young Scammon, the founder
Of The Inter- Ocean, and for very many years
prominently identified with the growth and
prosperity of Chicago, died at his home in
Hyde Park, aged IS years.
A post of the Grand Army Of the Republic
will be formed in Montreal.
Three fourths of the village of Gampel,
Switzerland, was destroyed by fire.
Maj. Serpa Pinto has gone to the Portu'
gucse colony of Mossemedes.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
itN-senatnr .Innes, Xacarics.

CHICAGO, March is. - Ex- Senator
Jones. of Florida, whose eccentricities
furnished frequent sensations in Detroit
two years ago. sends u letter from that
city saying that Miss Palms is and has
been for years his aitianced wife. At
the proper time he feels assured they
will come together before the altar and
there render their mutual vows as man
and wife.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
4 Scandal in Nerlln.

BERLIN, March .S.-A tremendous
sensation has been created in Berlin by
the sentence of Il professional midwife to
seven years Imprisonment and the i'm
position Of sentences of various degrees
of severity upon several ladies of high
families who were proven to have en-
ployed her to aid them in thwarting
nature by ma.husian practices. When
the woman was arrested some time ago
strong efforts were made on behalf OF
her patrons to prevent her case from
coming to trial, but they were unavail
inc
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
The Flack Divorce.

New YORK. March lS.-Judge Book
staver, who granted the Flack divorce,
testified to the various steps in that
action He had at first declined 10 sign
the decree OF divorce because he knew
that Mcneil, who appeared as Mrs.
flack's attorney, was also Flack 5 at.
torney. Later he was assured by MeckS
that both parties had agreed to the di,
vorcc. The papers seemed regular and
he signed the decree.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-19
Lisbon Again Excited.

LISBON. March lS.-The action of
Acting British Consul Buchanan in
hosting and shutting the British flag in
the Shire district has created great ex-
element here. The government is in
receipt of advices from Mozambique
stating that Buchanan had with him a
large force Of native; well armed and
Differed by Europeans. The govern
ment has formally protested to England
against Buchanans act. The British
legation here is strongly guarded to pre-
vent an attack upon it by the excited
populacc. The cabinet is in session.