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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
THE MlLLERs' TRIAL.
Details of the Brownsburg Tragedy Re
peated- Interest in the Case.


LFxINGrGN, VA, February s.. special.
The County Court convened this mornn-
promptly at $3.50, and the third day OF vii
liam Miller's trial was promptly resumed
squire n. B. BOswOrth was put on The stan'
on behalf Of the defense 90 answer seVera
questions OF minor importance. Then sam
ael u. Armentr0ut opened with descnp
zion of the courtroom. lis occupants an(
trlal. the decision Of the court, &C., the open
Ing Of the fight.
Tie became interesting when he said DaNl
Miller shot Dr. Walker twice In the back a.
Walker moved with his knife on Henri
Miller. that Jim Miller he saw with kniit
attempting 20 reach Walker; that Walker
grabbed Henry Miller with the LETT arm
and with the nine inch bowie knife In hu
right hand. plunged it up 20 the hilt IN
N5ller's body. and worked the blade around
In WAY that indicated a determination
Of purpose 10 cut Milier's heart, and he wit
messed Miller's fall, and death. saw Wake
cross the room, Jim Miller follow Nalke
and knock him down with chair. Dave
then went up 10 Walker and seeing he wal
not dead yelled for a gun. In the meantime
William Miller, the prisoner on trial wen
10 Walker and shot him twice. Wake
was then on the floor.
y
other witnesses, occupied the remainder %
the session, and their testimony was aimos
identical. i'm the whole, with testimony gi, en-
except in the evidence OF the last named
who described the Miilers on their wa,
To the trial. There were eleven in the party
who were armed with shot-guns, &c. III
also stated that before he went into th
courtroom 10 attend the trial be heard taa
the MIllers had been disarmed and he saw
40 arms when he went in.
The defence is making a strong night &
establish the position that 10 WIS Walker
preara0ged determination to Kill Mlller II
The courtroom; that he was surrounded b.
friends there 10 protect him against Miller
-Ous.
The C0mm0nwealth's fight is 10 max
clear the evidence already given in iha
William Miller shot Walker while down tw
or three times.
interest IN the ease grows from day
tiv. 10 counsel light fDr every adyantag'
The ease viii come up Monday, and ma
consume several days,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Panic in a Public sohool-Jump Out of a
Window.

ALEXANDRIA. February s. Special. E.
During the session OF Washington public
school recently one Of the pupils was takei
with "a nt. and in the CONSERVATION that en-
sued among the pupils a youngster ran int'
fhe hallway and yelled "fire! which pul
me whole building TN turmoil Of excite.
ment. Six hundred scholars were taught IL
The building.
The school board requested superlnten.
ient Carne 10 make a thorough nyestiga
lion. and he has made his report, which j.
fo he effect that the Washington building
I perfectly safe. lie recommends hi'
drill which has been in use In anothel
ri.y. with excellent results, Whei
there were panics among the chii
,ren growing sut of just such an alarm a'
his and he asked that IL be made oDliga
tory on the part Of the principals OF all th'
schools. The board agreed, and hereaiis
when pupil has a spssm OF H. OF .
volng.tcr yelis "fire.' or an Innocent o''
eow climbs the stairway and walks III IN
,skel. the children Will just quietly iali h
line and march out.
German woman named Joanna CrOtiy
who has been staying With her sister, 10
mestic OF the Ballard aud Excl tgc, has re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

ganizer for the "Christiaa W0men's Board
Of Missions in Southwest Virginia. lie
Will soon begin the work, 1bs week BE
viii 70 TO Roanoke aud lynchbnrg % es-
iablish sOcielieh ihete. Ills is a move in
,ihe iiglt direction. The unused power Of
TIE female element OF the church should be
developed.
II is rumored that the "LOcal OPTION
election will be called for here lhis spring.
a strange thihg occurred here a short
tine as'l A poor, fiieDdisss man vas aci
cidentaliy struck by locomotive and bad
iy hurt. lie was a stranger. and one doctor
was called on and came out Of his Office.
re saw the poor man and asked: -WhO is
90 pay his billT some one said. ''It will be
deed Of charity; no one" The NJ. ID.
turned around and left the suffering crea-
ture. not giving him even another look
Very soon another d0rtOr caine along. aud
as soon as The case was made known he
bound up TIE wounds, took him 10 his Of.
hce, cared for him all night. and the next
day PET the man on the cars. paid his fare
and sent him 10 his friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
ASHLAND PARAGRAPHS.
New Postofice-pastorate Of the Prfsby-
teifau Church.

terrain Church.
ASHLAND. Va. February s. special E.
The Ashland pOstOflice WAS moved to-day
from the old building near the depot % The
handsome new structure built by Mr.. Louis
Deu1le, next 10 stebbins' store. The 0ihce
is fixed up nicely, and that with the new
depot. which Is wen under way, VIII add
Largely 10 Aehland's boom.
The Literary society ct the Ashlaud
Graded school held public meeting last
night in the school building, which was
largely attended hy friends and patrons Of
the school. The officers of the society are
as follows: !. 4. Filler, president; W. A.
>hafer, yice-presideut; judnOn ohalkley,
secretary; and Leroy VI. Lee. treasurer. Dir.
r.. l.. Johns. Of Richmond, who was princi-
pal OF the school Last year, was present aud
addressed the society. ......... ....
Mr.. &. II. Williams, n student Of Ran
dOlph-Mac0n College, Was called a. ms
home IN North Carolina yesterday ly the
sudden death OF his father. Rey. 4. J.. VIII
liams. OF the Virginia Conference.
Thomas jenkins. white boy about fifteen
years Of age. who has been riding the cross
mail for Mr.. X. W. Gary, the contractor,
died in Ashland Yesterday Of typhOid-pneu.
mOnia. lie was buried to-day.
A meeting OF the congregation Of thf
Ashland Presbyterian Church has been
called for tomorrow 70 act upon the resig'
nation Of their pastor, ReY. 4. X. HoldefDy
who has accepted call % the3hird Pres
byterian Church Of Atlanta. Ga.
John X. Taylor, fsq- clerk Of Hanover
County Court, who has been sick for seN
eral davs. has recovered sufficiently 20 re-
sume bis duties az the courthouse I..U
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
EFFORTS TO SECURE THE cap
list FEMALE COLLEGE.

MAS Meeting to be Held nc nsieigh-ti-
legged Breach Of Promise to M>Tr, Old
Coupon Bond. burned ine Carloads "t
steel Rsii-.
RALEIGH. y. g.. February S-l~pccial.l
A larsc mass-mceting will b. held IN the
City Hall here Monday night 20 complete
the amount necessary e. secure the building
Of the Baptist Femalc University in this
city. 4 large amount has alfesdy been
missed. The size Committee will meet here
and decide upcn place Tor University on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Warren q. Elliott. who has been ten
dered the position of president of the VIII
ntinxton aus Weldon Railroad. was bons
and educated in North Carolina. lis eNpe-
rience as lawyer has been very extensive.
as well as his experience ms "a business ai-
t0rncy IN the service oi railroads. he -
,Oung man in the prime Oi Tie.
Thomas Pepper. a lfomincnt clulcn oi
Winston and member ui the hrm oi aukhn
& Pepper. leading merchants oi that city,
has been sued for S5,uO DAMAGES Tor al
legged breach Of fproinistof marriage 10y Miss
Emma smith, "a young society lady oI WIN
eton.
This morning SIN. $40 n Old state coupon
bouds were burned in ihc trrasuly oihce in
the presence of the Council Of state These
are bonds which had been exchanged ior
new four Ter cent. consolidated state bonds /.
Nine car loads oi steel rails Tor tspc
Fear and Yadkn Valley Rlilrad wcr
sent uii 70 the present terminus of The latter
road yesterday to finish the track laying a.
Fayette,ille. An the track has now been
laid from wilmington 10 within about two
niles Of Fayctte, iile. and DO h eNpecied that
this gap will lelaid by tomorrow. ihus
connecting the two. Cape Pear cities by
rail direct. '.
William Miller, who Is wanted in Ashe-
vile for shooting John Dyman, has been
arrested in knON Vile. an officer Was yer
tcrday sent 10 bring him % that city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
DOlNGS AT DANVlLLE.
Career Of John ID. Atkins-Treasurer T..
A. Batcman on Trip.

DANNILLE. Va. February Special.
Treasurer 4. A. Bateman, of the Atlantic
and Danville Road. with party of North
ern and English capitalists. passed through
this city this morning. and went over the
Atlantic and Danyille Road 20 Portsmouth
ON an Inspection and prospecting tour.
John ID. Atkins, the Young man who was
Jailed here several days ago on charge of
forgery, turns out % be quite an apt crook.
He has already served a term in the Pittsyl-
yana jail for petit larceny, and is wanted az
Chatham now on "A similar charge. Owing
o. the fact that ne cannot write, 10
is manifest that he must have had
an accOmplice in his alleged forge
ries. Being questioned to-day very
closely he replied that a white man named
Braue wrote one Of the orders be tried 20
pass. and c0lorcd boy named Bannister
wrote the other These men were arrested
and will have a hearing before the Mayor.
They claim that they are innocent Of the
crime, they having merely written The or
ders for Atkins. suppOsing he was the party
whose name was put 90 the orders.
The shipments of manufactured tobacco
this week reached 100000 pounds. Dealers
and sellers declare that leaf tobacco was
higher on this market this week than it has
been at any previous time this tobacco year
Breaks have been very large all the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
Ex-pREsIDENT CLEVELAND

Endorsed bv TammAny Hall-The Ter
minaI Cons soiidation and other Matters.
NEW YoRR. February s. Special. The
County Democracy. Tammany's great rival,
mad "A meetiifg Of It's district leaders today,
tO nut things in order for the proposed re-
or1anizatiOn Of It's forces. EX--ecrctary
Fairchild is 20 be asked 10 take the leader
shin. Ex-senator Dalv, who Is one OF the
old. and will be one Qf the new leaders, said
today: There will be strong Cleveland
air about our organization, and G0fernor
Hill will be opposed. We Will favor the
best bin on ballot reform. II We cannot GET
an ideal ballot we will favor the best ana
safest m msthOds. While the organization
will be distinctly Cleveland one, YET we
will not announce this in any resolution
RAILROAD NOTES.
General sam. Thomas has admitted that
the Richmond Terminal has been planning
~ take mn the outstanding stocks OF the
Georgia Central and the East tennessee
Companies. and for this purpose needed
about SO. .OOO.OOO, which would De pfofideu
bv the sale OF the common stock, Dut ogs'
not think il will be done at present. lie
aid the Terminal system was showing
handsome earnings, and It's prospects were
very bright. lie thought that the purchase
"a greater chances for speculative pfOhts
than any other stock on the list
The mortgage under which the recent
81 @lO 400 Norfolk and Western bonds were
created. provides for the issue Qf SO,0V
.hares Of preferred stock. The stock u 20 D.
is.ued 10 the trustees Of the mortgage, ana
viii be- Withdrawn for bettermcnts and I'M
rrovemeut,. al the discretion Of the dlrec
tors OF the Norfolk and Western Company
The stock OF cotton in New York Is fery
irhf. which keeps people from putting ou
large short lines through fear Of 4 squeeze
rhe statistical position IS not IN accordance
with advance, except IN New YORK. II
beginning OF the year the talk was ot
l6ss OF 1000 bales during January, Wnere
AS we have gained 1000 bales. The Liver
| DoOl stock is large, and ONLY the continues
f, strength OF the American market keep
| prices up. ......
rnE TERMINAL CONSOLIDATION.
President Inman, OF the Richmond Tel
minaI. admitted again to-day that II Is tfu
that Negotiations have been going on sine
/ last November for the purchase OF the ~
LANCER system by the East Tennessee n
gotlations are sill on, and he doesn Anv'
s,brt viii come out OF them. This grea
railroad combination was announced INST
THE IIMKs.
THE WORLDS FAIR AGAIN.
The general executive committee OF n
Worlds Fair held meeting al their room
This afternoon, at which nearly the epui
committ.e was present. Amer two hour
session IL was announced that the comm
lee had discussed the question as TO whl
v,as 10 be done in the present situation
i NS1nv. There was great difference
oniri.,n. and finally "a subcommittee W.
.,rro,,,ted and directed TO report 10 the ge
sral committee at the next regular meetin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
COLONEL JULIAN ALLEN DEAD.
uewas an Enthusiast ON The subject of
Immlsrntlnn.

RALEIGH. y. g., February g.. Special. -
Colonel Julian Allen. Of ,taies,illc. one "a
the most prominent men OF this state, died
suddenly this evening at his bome AZ states.
VILE he had been prominently Identified
with public and state impro, omcnis, and
was noted for his enthusiasm on the sub
icci of immigration. IIe recently brought
several Poles 90 This state. ior The purpose
OF forming Polish colony. lie was one oi
,he projectors of ihe movement 10 hold
permanent exposition oi southern products.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

Ii trustworthy statistics could be bad of
the number Of persons who die every year,
OF become permanently diseased, ,ffom sleep
ing in damp or cold beds, they would BE- AS
tOnishiBg aud appalling. IL is a peru thst
constantly besets travelling men, ana II
fhex are Wise they viii invariably insist 0n
having their beds alrsd aud dried, estn 81
IN risk OF causing much trouble a. their
landlords. But the peril resides In tn
home. aud the cold ~spare room" bss slam
il thousands OF hapless guests, aud VIII 80
on with its slaughter till reople learn wis
dom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
WAITED FROM WYTHEVlLLE.
snow Against Bees Humming in Budding
Tfees-Proposed Ice Factory.

WYInEvILLE, Va. February s.-.spe.
cial. The town council has passed an or
dinance to prevent the evasion of the local
option law. The giving away Of any intoXi-
eating beverage IN connection with any
game OF chance or upon any preteXt what
ever is forbidden. or the sale OF any decoc
ton containing liquor under any Other
name.
The postohice has been moved farther
down Main street. and lock-boXes have been
put in.
snow lell here last night to the depth Of
an inch or more, and this morning 1t is cold
and wntry, a decided contrast TO the
weather ON Yesterday when the bees were
humming i'm the budding trees, the flower
blooming out Of doors, and the weather
spring-like and baliny.
IL is reported that Mytheyille is TO have
an ice factory this spring.
The new public school building, which is
lust about completed is "a very handsome
structure Ofrod brick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
a GREAT CANAL CONTRACT

Awarded to Henderson IiFm-Applica-
lions for Options on Water Power.
RArFiGH " O.. February \. special ]
The contract for completion oi a gisat eanai
at Weldon was closed to-day. This is "A
Gigantic enterprise, and viii result IN the
building of a canal from Roanoke river TO
Weldon. which viii give valuable water
poNer for mills and factories. Contract
was awarded tO Gmysi0nc Granite and CON
.truction Company, of Henderson. \ nlm-
ber of applications have already been made
hy persons wishing options on wafer
IA tWnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
Many Interesting Facts ChPped an'
Chilled From Exchanges.

tuiled FROM bN'h1"Ae7.
Mr.. W. H. Tayloc. private secretary to
Mr. :. II. Hardwick general passenger
agent OF the Georgia Pacific Railroad, has
been appointed travelling passenger agent
OF that line, with headquarters az Birming-
ham. Mr.. TaviOe is a son Of Mr.. II. A.
TaylOe, Of Dit. Airy. 49,. .Ilf.. lt,,
The new church at Bethlehem, on Laurel
Creek. Floyd county, Is progressing fapiuiy.
n nothing happens il viii be completed by
the first OF April next. ,....... .nr
As the morning mail train was approach
ing Manassas Tuesday, colored woman
Jumped from the train while II was Ia mo-
lion and received a cut Oh the head.
The Farmers Alliance 0ffloyanna county
met az Palmyra yesterday aud elected u
n. Cowherd. Of Goochland county, iheii
business agent
The postoiiice at Mil Bank has been dis
continued, and the mail will hereafter 70 Z
the new Ofiics, Mt. HefDon, >. NJ. Lam
nilnam Sclater, clerk Of the tlu'anni
/ County Court. is quite sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

which is on Tuesday. \ number oi leaHing
Republicans met also IN Chauncey DepeN ,
ofii-e. and il Is expected that some sort OF
compromise VIII De patched up. The Re
hiIbhcans are frightened az the indignatnn
the pf'bh@ expresses over their Killing the
Fair lflf ... ... ....H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

nnnicline& & Co., general auetioneers, VII
sell 10 the trade on Tuesday morning, feo-
ruary llth, at 10 o'clock, nlteen hegsheans
OF assorted crockery, 10 De sold IN open ioIs
~ snit. s2l Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. gUNSIcLiffE 4 Co.
Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

CHANGES in schedule OF Norfolk and
Western Railroad viii take enees tcof,'ary
10th, instead OF February vth, ~ adfes1'sees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

II Q best-Thc Travellers. T. L. ALfRIKNp
Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
tBy United Press
THE NEw RULES.

The majority and minority reports on .he
new code of rules fGr the governments VI tht
House, prepared by speaker Reed ana MI.
carlisle, respectively, review the rules rom
Toe siandpo.nts Of The gentlemen nai,'eu,
rhe majority report il la detsli' while .ns,
nf the minority deals only Wit ule ra'liva'
,hangss 10 which the Democrats object
The majority in its report does -Ve aiseu7r
md defend all of the radical cham e. l'""'
by it. ,h.
ln regard 10 the rule directing the
methnd Of ascertainiBg a quorum l>Den
members refuse 10 vote on rolls call, the 'v-
poit says: The process Of ascertaining ia
presence Of a quorum TO do business under
the constitution would ordinarily be under
The control Of the speaker, who would ue-
~ his information from his own sepses' oI
h, the aid Of "a clerk. or in any way whlen
would satisfy his mindol the accuracy OF 'hs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

''.'nrni opens on tuesday senor }
'hiia'e Ceryo. OF Lisbon has challenged
'fnn Peter, TIE buti4h Minister. 70
N.ei--ihe Commercial Association
'n Aas expelled English members.-
A.'nefi and party viii soon start nom
'' '' join ine forces under Major Wiss.
A mob in RIO de Janciro demand,
'' ihc PROVISIONAL President assume
t... '-i'i,hip. Dut he declined.--Th
.r 'n governments aim is 10 effect an
c''e.., offensive, defensive and CONNER
i li' hlspano- American states
rf.. .'", "i Orleans wds aFfaigned In
r. 'he cAuge ~ Violating the law ae.
lro0a.ne n'' ialNef and himself enemies Of ihe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-10
AN EDITOR INFLICTED.

The Memphis Democrats EiI,or Violates the
AntI-Lottery Law.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 9.-Frank w.
Gregor, managing editor of the Evening
Democrat, has been indicted by the Fed
eral grand jury for violating the lottery
law. After the last drawing OF the
Louisiana lottery the Democrats New
Orleaus correspondent wired that paper
the winning numbers held by Memphis
people. A proof of the slip was sub
mit:ed TO Postmaster Patterson, who
wired the attornev-general at Washing
ton. His decision was that the publica-
ton would crimiuate the publisher. The
Democrat published not only its expert
ence with the postofliCs depar tment, but
also the Objectionable list, hence the
action of tn. grand jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-10
FURIOUS WINDS.

Cyclone sweeps Through Walton County,
Ca, ncnllng Death and Destruction.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 9.-Yesterday
near Monroe, Walton county, II cyclone
cleared spaces several miles long and
about a hundred yards wide, blowing
down and killing several people. Jack
Henderson and his wife were buried be-
meath the ruins OF their home. Hender-
son was killed. but his wife was not
badly hurt. Their baby was carried
1000 yards, aud was 30 badly injured
that II died shortly after being found.
a family of negroes named Jack son
were buried in the ruins of their cabin,
and two of them were Killed.
Another house containing seven ne
eroes was blown down but none of the
occupants hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-10
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
The Industrial Development in the Week End
ing Dec. mbar 6.

The Industrial Development in the Week End
ing Dace mbpr 6.
The Chattanooga Tradesman, IN its
weekly report of the Industrial develop
ment of the South for the week ending
December s, 1890, reports twenty-five
new industries, three new banks and
three railroad companies.
Among the leading new industries or
gan!zed during the week as reported TO
the Tradesmau are the following: A
bagging factory at Nicksburg, Miss,
with 500, 900 capital: brick works at
Cedar Crossing, Ala. car coupler works
at Pensacola, Fla. and c cotton factory
at Austin, Tex, with II capital OF 5000. =
600. Cotton gins will be erected at
Kingston, Ca, Hartwell, Ga, and
Brookston, Tex. An electric light plant
will lie erected at Charleston. S. c.. a
fertilizer factory at Columbia, :. c.,
foundry and machine shop ut
Bristol, Tenn, guano factories
at Charleston, S. c., and Doug
lassville, Ga. A knitting mill will be
erected al Mineral City, Va, coke ovens
ut Commercial Point, KY, shoe and
leather factory ut Fort Worth. Texas,
and wood working plants at Brookhaven,
Miss. and Stanton, Va.
New bnnks have been organized ut
Macon, Ga, Birmingham, Ala. and
Bristol, Va.
Charters for railroads have been aD-
piled for ut Mobile, Ala. to rebuild the
old Mobile and Northwestern railroad
aud to finish it to Jackson, Miss, at
Blue Ridge, Ca, by the Blue Ridge
construction company, and at Newport,
Tenn. 10y the Southern IRON and timber
company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-10
TYPE FuUNDRlES.

A Syndicate OF Capitalists Seeking to Secure
OF All In the United states.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. "a morn
company composed of English and Amer
lean capitalists, known us the American
type foundry company, is negotiating
for the purchase of all type foundries i n
the United States. Representatives of
the company have At their disposal pur-
chase money of $50, 600 900. During the
rast week letters have been sent TO all
type foundries in the country asking,
first. II the company will sell out certain
stock in the enterprise; second. if it will
sell and completely abandon the busi-
ness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-10
A DOUBLE KILLING.
Jess Brown and His Step Daughter Killed
With One Pullet, Near Dough.
cry, I. T.
spec,el to the Gazette.

specisl TO the Gazette.
DoUGHERTY, 1. T., Dec. s.-Jess
Brown and stepdaughter were murdered
last night IN brutal manner. Brown
lived with bis s;epdaughter in small
cabin Oh Oil creek, four miles from this
place. Last night some unknown parties
called him to the door and fired upon
him with Winchesters, one ball striking
him in the heart, the bali passing en- =
tirelv through him aud striking his step
daughter in the head. who was standing
behind him, killing both Instantly.
There is no clue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-10
LOCATION.

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