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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
KNIGHTS oE PYIHIAs.
Grand Onicers Elected at the Conclave at
suffolk.

SUFFOLK. Va, Feb. 10. - special. -
Among the prominent Pythians attending
the Grand lodge are: Beverly +. Crump. Of
Richmond. T. II. Nironelson, Of Portsmouth,
g.. VI. Richter. Of Hampton. State senator.
Daniel j. Turner. Of Norfolk. John II. Alex
ander of Lecshurg, Leonard Marbury. Of
Alexandria, and j. l.. Courtney, Of Rich
m0ud.
40 the afternoon session the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing ierm:
Grand Chancellor. Leonard Marbury. Of
Alexandria: Grand Vice, hancell0r, w.
l.. Oliver. Oi >iauntOn. Grand Prelats, W..
q. Lithg0w. of Manchester; Grand Master.
of ENchequer. T.. l.. Courtney. of Richmond; (;
Grand Keeper of Records and seal, Walter
A.. Edwards, Of Norfolk; Grand Master Of
Arms. Isaac Diggs. Of West Point: Grand
Inner Guard. ". J.. Mcleod. Of suffolk;
Grand Outer Guard, Joseph A. Mutton, Of
W inchoster.
These officers were duly installed by Past
Grand Chancellor Daniel j. Turner. The
Grand Lodge will probably adjourn to-
morrow. A grand banquet rendered by the
local lodge is announced for tomorrow
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

yop,erowN va. Feb. ig.- spec'n' T.
ORR .,il,,s.'o lvm >, ,e Cc,ored Alliance Asso-
,er Ae ~ t6is placc. the following resolutions
were adopted: s.A,.i.;,, clement Of
,be colored ~d people OF York county, d., a.,
1s,e orranized an alliance association noi
a'S ,e Darsose Of cutiyaiing closer poll,,cad plnSed
,ng ,ni,'"lship S' between the white and coioIee
tSIsv"ot So,ers ~ his state; and whereas ona IN,
lSdieious aud unwise steps ,d,,cs ne,s 10 oth t6e
ADOPTED by some Of our people lndISip iae - and md
detriIneat % sbe masses, ~ SpeaSsns ~aS
urgi"S urs nc, colonization, Sc, &C, and ~peIsaI
we .now that the inteyesis OF me es',nre cosSrre
and white man are Identical p''''''''
be II ,.s Alliance Associ-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

LNNcaErRG. Va. Feb. 10. Special. r..
The unfortunate difficulty which occurred
Monday evening at Lowrys, in bedioru
county. between Edmund I'LL and Hogan
crew out Of business disagreement ne-
tween them. Hogan being tenant oi liili'
1, is said that Hogan fired the nrst sliol
brt both fired all they had IN their pistols
without damage at fifteen yaruS ois,''lue'
,,i., i'm ran. and gathering up "a shot gun,
r,,t tbe whole load into Hogan.
II Is not known whether Hogan Is NOR
oily wounded or not. Dut tiic event has oc-
casioned much sensation IN the TWO eouN
Ties where the parties are Well kno"D'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

FEBRUARY l9th- special Mr. Geo. A.
kuley. prominent and Widelyknown
citizen of this county. Ciod night before last
900 his residence near Columbia. lie had
for several months been a great sufferer
from burns received from q fall in the fire
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Burwell. rector of IT. Johns Epis-
c0pal church. Columbia, of which be was a
member.
Mr.. kiriley was an earnest and devoted
member of Withers Lodge, A. !. and A.
NJ. and will bee buried to-day with Masonic
hon0rs in the old Omohundr0 hurying-
ground. ON the premises of Mrs y. II. Sig
fried.
George was a genial, wh0le-sOuled man.
with an extensive acquaintance, especially
in railroad circles. and bis death VIII carry
"a pang of sincere s0rr0w t0 the hearts OF
many friends. not only in this county. but
il other sections and States as well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
CULPEPER CHIPS.
Court Day-The Proposed Telephone
Personal

tILprrER. Va. Feb. 49, Special. E.
General W. II. r. Lee spent Monday of this
week in town. His many friends were glad
t0 -ee the Congressman looking so unusually
well.
Monday being County Court day. a large
crowd from early in the morning Tin late in
The evening was on our streets. Business
WAS brisk and an the merchants were well
pleased with their days receipts.
a number of gentlemen Of this and adj
Joining counties met on the 18th instant in
the private Office OF the cashier Of the Farm
cr- National Bank To- discuss and 90 pre-
pare for active work the proposed telephone
line from this place 20 Madison q. II.
Mr.. John T. Rxey. COmm0nwealth's
Attorney. who has been confined tO his
room for several weeks from "la grippe"
was out for the first time yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
THE DsMPsEY-MCARTHY FIGHT
savage and Bloody Scenes IN the Last
Rounds.


SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Feb. i0.-Iheclos-
ing round. Of the Dempsey-McCartly fight
last night were savage and bloody. Demp-
,ey repeatedly bio his antagonist in the
neck. but the Australian could not reach The
n0npareil. Mccarthy fought stubb0rnly,
but Dempsey. by bis quick movements.
saved himself from the blows aimed
40 bis face aud body and was able
20 punish bis antagonist severely; in
the twenty-siXth round Dempsey went iu
in earnest % tight and three or four terrific
right and left blows on the Australians
neck made the latter exceedingly groggy,
and then Dempsey hit him when aud where
he pleased. Mccarthy staggered around
the ring like adrunken man. and Dempsey
continued 90 put blows on his neck, Dui De
kent his feet until the nOnpareil ln pity for
his victim, asked him % give up. Mccarthy
refused. and Dempsey took him by the
arm and led him % bis corner amid
cheers. When Mccarthy staggered 20
the centre Of the ring for the tWenty-ei-hth
round. Dempsey implored him % give up.
Mingled Nrics "knOek him out, jack
and -giie 10 up Mccarthy were heard on
all sides. The Australian refused iO ac-
knowledge himself defeated. and Dempsey
beat him into ms corner aud sent him down
in a heap. He arose and leaned against the
teoes for support. Dempsey walked up 90
finish him. but instead be walked up tO the
referee and declared he had not the heart 70
punish the mah any further. Paddy Cor
man, McCarthy's second, then broke into
ihe ring and dragged his man into his cor
ner. and refused 90 permit him % stay in
the tight any longer. Dempsey was then
formally declared the winner Of the fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

KNONNuIE. Tenn. Fen. ln.-l estefday
afternoon Jake staples, negro, who has
haen working for a farmer named kuitn
lewis near lleicke'ls twelve miles North
al this cily. took advantage 0l The nus
band'- absence aud attacked Mrs. Lewis IN
"A criminal manner. Aiier a desperate
struggle The lend accomplished his pur-
nose. staples fled, but was pursued ~ m
n,rjated nea ana women and Mas captured,
IL is thought he will be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

ALEXANDRIA, Va Feb. lv.-'special.I-
,ras 6estruction Of Captain Bcatiie's barn
and everything except one pig ana 's'
horse he rode away IS believed 70 be due, :,
\ negro meeting Of Monday night, presided
OgDr by negro preacher. 49,. .,,
Gruso. alias Williams, remains nno'l
tured A rewagd is offered. ,..
Messrs. John A. Field and VIM. steurn'
ole continue extremely VI.
? i:onday night VIM. Marcy, OF Washing
ton township, attempted suicide ny eutilnt
his throat. Cause, domestic trouble h'
will recover,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
A no~ling blizzard Kxpec:ed.

AINNEArOLIs. MrNN., February l9.-Tho
Tribune's specials from all parts Of the
Northwest say that a fierce blizzard u
raging and that the thermometer il fast
falling. AT Ashland, Wis, heavy snow
storm is being drltcd By a terrific wind,
and In nearly an parts Of Northern Mime.
sofa aud Iowa a fierce blizzard is raging
Thermometer falling rapidly IN this city,
and before morning bowling blizzard may
be nreNalllng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
PRINCE EDWARD.
A school Houss Barned-Cases Brought
to "A Hearing.

GREEN BAY, Va. Feb l9.--. special. F.
The public school house about one an1
a-half miles from here in which Miss w llli'
Jenress taught school, was DESTROYED ID,
ire last night. lt is thought TO have been
the work OF an inccndiary.
Monday WAS Prince Edward 'oun9
Court. IL was continued uutll yesiefd~l
and the case Of the Commonwealth vs. ! ai
colt Clarke, for going In X. W. flce.s sloI'
at this place, was tried ana lhc prison.
found guilty and imprisoned in ine county
i.1 Tor six months. The case agsins
Christie ROwlett was also tried. and inc
iurv oave him two wears in the penitenuar!
buf the Judge set aside The verdict ant
gave bim another trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

LEBANON. Va. February l9.-l Special. E.
The Clinch Valley division of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company will soon
have been completed through our county,
the result of which will doubtless bring
new enterprises and many additions 10 our
county. as the entire north side OF the
county. distance of some forty miles. is
reported to be almost a continuous bed OF
stone coal. with prospects OF many Othef
valuable deyclOumenf-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
nav YOaK NEWS.
Passage of the worlds Fair Bill Cen
cral Gotham Gossip.

NEW YORK. Feb. 49,. special. r.
Ever, body ought TO be- happy over tue
turn of the ilde in the prospect, Of the
Worlds Fair. The Fair committee believe
chat their ideas of the sort az directors OF
the great enterprise viii prevail. The Platt
Republicans rejoice because they think that
they have tied tAe legs Of the awful TAM
many Tiger they were SD sure was raging
about. irving fO deyOur every body and
everything. The Democrats in general are
specially pleased. because, besl Of all, the
contention has developed a bitter schism In
the ranks OF ,Aeir political opponents. Boss
Plat has already hlackiisted every man
who uut straw Of opposition In the way of
the programme be- marked out for the legis.
latise action on the fair bin. lie has begun
on Enhu Root, aud deposed hlm from iA,
county executive committee. TIE rest vii
follow In good limo. ul course they WI
NOT 5e uka dumb driven cattle when th'
time for political slaughter comes. An'
! here is where TIE Democratic jubilee come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

About 10 Make some Extensive Purchases
In Maryland.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb. lJ.-it is stated
that a cotton syndicate is about 60 purchase
some OF the cotton duck mills 40 " Woodbury.
and Nt. Vernon. Baltimore county, and
that Frank Gambrill viii bee the resident
manager. Richard Cromwell, president oi
toe Mt Vernon Company. it h authorita-
lively reported. Was offered the general
managers place of the syndicate's anairs,
with HEADQUARTERS in New York, AZ a salary
of $4,000 Der annum. but he declined. Two
OF the pilis now manufacturing cotton duck
will hereafter manufacture cotton sheeiins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

PHILADELPHIA, February lD.-The Volf
on successor % the late Congressman
judge William d. kelley, in the Fourth
Congressional district. yesterday, was a.
follows; Rcyburn (Rep), 2i,s3O; Ayers
DEM, $40; Iumbleston Pro.), 2's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

BALTIMORE. ND, Feb. l9.--lhe mopthly
meeting OF the directors OF the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad took place to-day. The
no ,ort showed that the increased earnings
caring January OF the entire system es-l
and west OF the Ohio I1yer were 81, s0o,5lA
increased expenses, Siso,l6Ji net increase
earnings, ss-o,O4l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
CHARLOTTE NOTES.
4 Young Bride in Hot Water Increase Of
school Tax.

NANNNA AtAf
CHARLOTTE. n. g.. leb. 49,. Special. f.
John ID. Hossich and Miss Amanda NJ.
Johnston were married Doe Lincoln county
AGAINST the wishes 0l ihe brides father.
The bride is only sixteen. llerltner thinks
the registrar oi decd. 0f Lincoln county
violated the laW iu issuing the marriage
license. n -0. Mr. Johnston says Dee viii
bring suit against chat official.
The Charlotte Board 0i school Commits
siOners have asked the Board OF Aldermen
90 order the election 0n the first Monday ina
May ON proposition to Increase the city
school ilx from ien tO twenty cents.
prosbyterlans Of salisbury gre planning
90 build new and handsome church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20

PARIs, Feb. ia serious colliery ex-
rlssion took place last night near Decize.
Ihiuy-f0ur bodies nave thus far been re-
covered. The total number OF victims Is
not known,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
VOL. IV.-NUMBER 1913.
mas NEWS SUMMARY.

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anl ihc.r Inspection passed. oii
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
THE HOUSE.

MIR. Kowell, Of Illinois, Chairman OF me
Ele, '0ns Committee. gave notice thAl nc
wouii call up the Aikinson-l ltndle'on, Gaze
on Wednesday. Al l:25 l.. NJ, the house
went into committee Of the whole, on tne
bill log the appointment OF ap assistant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20
MR.. rDMcNps' POPULARITY.


Adverse reports were made from lle
Committee on Nayal Affairs on bills 90 reg
ulate the pay OF employees 40 tle Washing
ton navy yard. and 90 compensate navy
ward employee lost in consequence oi in-
iuries received in the yards, aud both were
Indefinitely postponed.
The resolution OF Mr. Chandler calling on
the AttOrney-GenCral for Information a- Cd
the assassination OF Deputy tmlcd STATES
Marshal Saunders. OF FLORIDA. was taken
no. and Senator pasc0 addressed tle -enaie
In explanation OF the circumstances VI the
case.
The resolution went over without acton.
Mr.. Bliss then resumed his remarks M
favor OF the Educational bin, He SAID that
the bill had been Killed iu the past lf pack
ed committees, Individual members OF
which had been threatened hy anailemA-
from their church. lie said tnat the coun-
try was not 10 be given over to those VINO
would teach a civil allegiance elsewhere
than within our own borders. and whose
president lived on The banks Of The leiDef
Mr. Blair again abused tne press, which. he
said, regarded dog fight rs more import,
ant than hi- speech on great eiucai olal
measure. Mr.. Blair suspended his remarks
for secret session, and az 5:5o the senate
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-20


t....r .l1f has been discovered "s"ns'
nl. - German Socialists nave
l t.. Enp TOT ior his Labor resc'i'i''
Irr. l.malea is thinking oi ieiif'DE
..n public lie.-Trc parnclAte members
Hfmm.nt propose o. public funeral ioI
o.. ae Joseph Blsrer.--A serious and iat"i
U..g explosion has occurred near DeciAe'
irn.
Aliast Providence Centre, Il. j., last hl-n1
.elrI cnancfer named Joe Corbcii entered
.. Io.IoUce and threatened TOXIN ihe post
aa.t0r Ine assistant postmaster. oiiFsf
.irI.ury. warmed Corlctf. out no attention
'0s fa.i io UIm nu0 lio then shot Corbett in
-aetl.. Medbufy gave h.mseifup. Cyfsett
Nt flclfor
fI Ue gnohen in H. "a. Browns factory
H .al t, Massachusetts Struck Tuesday
0a.a. lof.le dlsciar2e of one OF iheir mum
Ief. .nl1 ua, alscut from the factory for Two
a.y' because oi sickness.
IAf foutactoi1 ard plssieicrs Of New
i0. riy and Hl0O.ayu have reached m
agreement uaoreDy 81 pcr day for working
Naf o' r'fat hours thsi DC tue rule OF the
n.Ie n both cities afler Mach 23d.
I.f D.l establishing the Ausfralian sys-
iH ~ ballot has passed uio Washington
Senate.
ih Sew YORK senate has lassel the sax
'oA Ballot heioun bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
The Threatened yynr.

wAsHISGTOS, July IL The
threatened war In Central America
offers q good opportunity Tor the
test Of Mr.. Blaine's pl3n II arbitm-
ton, n adopted AZ the late Inter
national American Conference. The
governments Of Salvador and Of
Guatemala assented TO the plan an!
signed the treaty last May, and de-
clarei i'm solemn resolutions that
war on the Continent should be mo
more, hut 50 lar ~ known, neithtT
nation has -ignIfiei its desire, nor
even its williuguess, to submit tag
differences "a arbitration. In fact.
there Is no actual difference 20 arh;-
trate. The affair is . revolution
rather than n war.
The late u, sident Of Salvador vas
a firm believer and advocate Ui
the union OF the Ceptral American
republics, and signed the treaty Of
Coalition, which was also signed hy
Guatemala and Honduras. In TACT
the congress which decided upOr
the union met at Salvador and the
treaty was celebrated there. but Tire
arti-unIon party in the little rePub
lie broke out in rebellion, sssassi.
mattel the president ami took pos
session II the government.
Tire action or Guatemala Is in mid
OF the union party and to assist ia
the restoration OF the legitima;,
government 10 power. The only
question TO arhitrate, therefore. i
whether a faction in one republic
has the right to call upon foreign
aii against another faction. tn,
United States minister, Mr.. Miner
has been instructed TO use his goo,
offices to preserve tbepeaee and set
tie the difficulty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

CAMDEN, y. j., July l7.-SOme-
thing OF i. sensation was created
here yesterday during a hearing Of
Joseph Dunn, cOiOTed, charged 10y
his wife with ill-treating her. Mrs.
Anna Durham, Duuu's m0ther-iu-
law, in 4 sw6rn statement, charges
her daughters husband with bein.
concerned in the murder OF Annie
LecOuey, who was found AT her
home near NerchaItville some
months ego with her throat cut.
Nlrs. Durham sWcars that Damn
was formerly employed Oh the LEGO
ncy farm and was discharged.
When he came home he was growi-
ing about the money Ice received.
He said the9e was plenty Of money
az the farm, and that he intended 10
have some Of it. This was a week
before the murder Of Annie LEGO
neg. Two weeks after the murder
she says Dunn, who had been away.
was dressed in different clothes. He
told her that ne had some Of the mo-
ney ami that the rest had been Iui,l
10 certain people 10 keep them 81
lent.
The woman charges Dunn with
being an inveterate thief aud says
lac has, according TO his own aumis.
si0ns, been mixed up in more than
| one murder.
Chalkley LecOrey, uncle Of the
murdered girl, whose sensational
trial, lasting several weeks. for the
murder Of his niece. is well remcm-
hered, was seen at the farm today.
He said he had no recoll. elton ol
ever having employed Dunn. and
places but little faith in the mother.
in-iaw's story. 8lrs. Dunn was also
interviewed. She says her husl ana
is a dHInkard and has abused her,
but she docs not believe him con,
necied with the murder of Ami,
LecOney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

PARIS. July LII .S.1clc asserts
that eN-kiug Milan uf Srrvla is .
crank, and instances which il al
iuces Of his peculiar behavior indi-
cate that he is insane. lie .Ssic'e
says that hc Speaks Of himself a. the
Emperor II Europe and seems 10
have a most extraordinary iGe3 Of his
power ami wealthS Physicians are
in constant attendance uppu him
ami keep close watch ON his halluci-
nations and the practical effects Ui
them in order 10 Ice prepared for any
sudden development oil his lUuacy.
Mil-U's conduct in Paris was 0i 20
dignity and eccentric a nature that
il was decided 10y many people tina,
his actions could be attributed Ouly
TO uusUuuLHcss Of mind. and the
same impression was made upon
every one IN Vienna during hi.
last visit TO the Austrian capitol.
The Austrian court simply refused
10 carry on further financial trans.
actions with him or TO receive him
personally any longer, on the ground
that he was irresponsible in none,
tary matters and that the peculiar.
ties Of his behavior, and particularly
his open defiance Of all tIJ-.Cuuveu
tionai duties Of society and family,
shut him out from intercourse with
the imperial family. The general
gossip, however, at that time was
that the ex-king's intellec. was 81
unsettled low eNcesSts that ne wa.
insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Rom, July I7.-Sivnor Crispl
bias 10 I.,r 10. permitting England
AMI Trance 20 really .!ispCse Of
I-fiiau Interests in rauis. The
French Eaveru-rIr. 81 return for
IFS acceptance. ola British PROTECTOR
a.e over Elrz.irGr. 90 the virtual ex-
,lusi1u lf French treaty rights in
thGt island, demands, beside pre-
dominant control Il the NIGER
country, the right 20 terminate the
Anglo TUui-!au treaty IN 1895, and
g. cad tho operations u the Italian
.r=l.y. EliCa would deprive Italy
Oi 81. right a5 Interference ia that
country, which she noT enjoys by
agreement. Notwithstanding the
French rl4tctt9Eate. established by
the treaty ii IS5-. 10y which the
government of Bey sid Ali is viz
iull.r controlled by the French
PresiIent-GcurUaL SigBor Crispi
has asked ". Riaot for On explana-
ton Of the French representations
% England pointing TO the anneXa-
ton Of Turis 10 France.
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PEACH UEsHlElE Era.. JIi- l..
-Tg-lgolsy Intelligence ra, Ir
cgivri Esrr ul % aaui.. -lusss 3
whiga took PEE. about mine ai.g-
west II here rr July i;tii. -. T.
Stems shot ami kiilrd y. Iinm
and woman that went hy the NAME
ag .spit- S.uTrs accused 90,
woman of opening his truuS, and
blgy- passed between them. The
woman TOLD EinW7 Uf the trDgbil
and they started 90 the house O.
ruuiSh S.urus. The IAtler marie
very little resistance and the trouble
would have ended here hal Gimms
not attempted % chlsti-y S.UrHs'
yuuuEgr brother and lEet mother
Wu-u TlmWs struck -fusrs'
mother IL aroused else anger u'
yruug S.uru- beyond control, au.
Selling Winchester rifle. Be shot
Tiuus thTHu-i, ''.s i1-e uEtIu neck
Timms wT.urh-l -a- r.Ha iron.
-urns ami -hors. him twice, jg- VS.
too weak t1ain .rIr. Sturus ran iutr
the house, and seeing 4 shotgun
grabbed Il and started 10 ruI again.
and in dudgiug around tho house he
came upon the woman and it Is sup
uIsed shot her, Is gun SHOT wa
heard. When other PARTIES RUSHED
20 the scereuf the tIJuhetlc woman
was found tu be dead, having Teen
sh0; IN the side. Timm, was found
q few feet from Size vlTuau, LrgurheL
in blood.
S;urns has been arrested aud is
now being held At PaIaguu'j. Arb,
Ln answer LD tine charge " n.uraer.