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Total number persons lynched fitn
July &c, 1887 TO Jolly &c. 1889. z
Aug Il Colored man, st. Martin La
=" 4" brakes Branch Va
- 30John Turner Fayetteville.
West Virginia
Colored boy near Boykh De
pot & He touched a white
woman lightly with a switch.
His body riddied with bullets
Sept. C1lored man roasted In
Wayne Co,
Colored boy near Atlanta Ga ]
Colored men Lehore Co.
Miss 100
" 10 FrankStack and Dave Boone
Morgantown. N. T.
Walter Ashbuty. Pooler Ga.
Louis Mortimer, charged with
being an accessory in muir
der near Clarksviile, Miss. 2
Sol Purne'l q. Wiuona Miss. l
Oct. 2 Ransom Gordon at Abbevil'e,
Ga,
Oct. % Joe d4riAl, Colunbus, Miss.
- l3 Wm Moore Jessup. Ga.
Nov. Owen Anderson Leesburg Va
- al Robert Bland, Prince George
County, Va. 1
" % Bill hughes Abbeville, Ga. !
Nov &c Colored boy, Lir colnton Ga
Dec. Robt Biggs, Lake View Tenn
+" g peter johnson, Billy Hops.
Albert Harper, Dan Jacobs,
- calvin, - Fluett, -
Schiller and unknown col
ored men at Jessrp, Ga. 10
Dec. % Ripley i0hnson, MiSh@l Adams
Peter Bell, Rafe Norreil.
Hugh Furse Hudson johnson
Robert Phoenix, Judge Jones,
at Barnwell, 5 c. s
Feb. Is Brown Washington, Morgan
County, Ga. J
Bill Allen, rutherford Irving
and Oscar Folks in Mercer
County, w. Va, 3
March 81 Robert Mosely near Huntsville
Ala,
Total number lynched, 3S7
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mittee had reported favorably,
The new bill seems TO satisfy every
body except few extremists on
both sides of the question.
Senator Quay. Speaker Reed,
Gen. j. s. Clarkson and other
prominent Republicans attended n
diuner at Pittsburg Saturday night
given by the Americas Republican
Club of that city, TO celebrate the
anniversary of Gen. Grans's birth
day. The distinguished party re
turned to ashington this morn
ing.
Bepre entative Burrows, OF
Michigan was designated by Mr..
Reed "a Speaker pro tenn during
the Speakers absence.
II expected that the tariff bill
will be taken up by the House the
last VI next week or the irst OF ths
next following. VIII n once taken
up it will be given the rignt of way
until disposed OF. 1t will 60
through the House practically as II
is, out there is q strong probaOilit,
that some of the clauses will be
amended before it passes the Sen
ate.
1he quickest piece of Legislation
of the present session was the joint
resolution appropriating $4,000 !
for the relief of the sufferers by the
food in the Mississippi river; il
Was passed by the House aud Sen
ate and approved by the President,
all ia Que nOur.
Senator Ingalls, has returned
from Kansas and If his looks count
for anything he is not at all alarm
ed about the alleged movement in
that Suite to prevent his reelec
ton to the Senate. Neither Kan
sas nor the Republican party can
afford TO have Mr.. Ingalls, retirei.
Elk Senator Ferry OF Michigan,
who presided over the Senate dur
ing the trying period of the settle
nent of the Hsyes-Tilden electo
raj court, has been spending q few
days here. He was warmly greet
ed on the floor Of the Senate.
The Sherman anti trust bill has
been fsvorsbly reported to the
House. The committee in its re
port says that while the measure
is not precisely what auy member
of the committee could have pro
posed, upon his own motion il il
recommended for passage as the
only legislation on the subject that
under the existing circumstances
seems likely to be adopted.
The Worlds Fair bill having
been approved by the President
the Chicago huStlers have gone
home to begin work. II they work
as well at Chicago as they did her,
the exposition will be the Creates
success OF the age.
Representative Burrows found il
necessary TO count quorum Sat
urday while acting as Speaker o
the House. He was EQUAL to the
occasion.
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DIED at her home Ia Boy dton, Va. on
Thursday Aprll 24sh 1890. Addie G. Bur
rell Age 10. Addio. 1hon AIT gone. ano
we are lett 10 mourn Thy early oeash. A
Mothers cafe and prayers could not STAY
the hand OF that gfIn M mister, deas b. a
friends fond hopes We're doomed to dis
appointment How deep and intense che
pain of witnessing tie approaching die
solution of those dearly loved, without
having power TO avert the impending
fate. How seemingly cruel is fate thai
deprivcs father aud mother OF their
hearts idol, their ado ed level, the hope
the Joy of their lives. their da n Addie:
fate that takes from brothers aud sis
ters, one 50 kind, 50 noble. 50 d evoted and
true j IS too whsn antering the thresh
old of womaDhoru, ana " ia every
promise OF respe' snt future awaiting
her. Is Is haru g. the misty tw,hes.
of death should IN blot out the vol
den glow sf NOR Yet, since it Is The
Will OF the SUPP BEING; we must sub
mits but bow 60 ug u was TO Us to
know that she was prepared for death.
and being released from the cares ana
anx;eties OF this woiid, her future will he
lite of happiness.
Graduating from BoydLon lust. In thu.
class OF 80 with hignest honors she an
tered Hartehosn College last iai,. To cam
plete her colieglatb education. WhlI.
there her career WAS character zed by the
same assiduity 90 duty falshlaiLess IN the
ciass room wh,cl ,ussd her g. DO beloved
~ hqnered tlsr H. And ss- a.nts
OF B3ydton lns1.
After q lew inOn1 - stay al Hsrfahorn
College her healln began tat. and late
in December DR.. ii. Desmond her at
ten1ing physician -ud sised her TO return
home, which she dii, and after short
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Federal Election Bili--A Vacancy
i'm the Committee on Rales.
[From our regular Correspondent

wAsHINe ron, D. c., April %, go.
The president is very much inter
ested in the early adjournment
question, and be told q prominent
Senator that be hoped things might
be so managed as to secure the ad-
journment OF Congress by the frst
of July. That's the Republican
programme, and at this writing it
is not believed that the Democrats
can prevent it, though they have
announced their intention of try.
lag to do so.
Mrs. Garfield was at the White
House Saturd ~, for the fiSst time
since the death of her husband,
the late President Garfield.
Senator Hoar'S intro 1uctiou of
Federal election bill at the re-
quest or the Senate COMMITTEES on
Elections has had q very depres
sing effect upon the southern Dem
ocrats in Congress. They have
bel eyed or pretended TO believe
up to this time, that the Repnbli-
cans were only trying TO biufl
them when they tAlke-i about pass
iJg q Federal election bill, bat
they recognize the fact that this
bill, which has been approved by
the Republican Senatorial caucus,
means business.
The vacancy on the Committee
on Rules, generally considered the
most important in the House,
caused by the death OF Mr.. Ran
dali is exciting q great deal OF
interest. The friends of Mr.. Mile
want him TO have 1t, but it il said
that Speaker Reed will under nc
circumstances appoint him. 9th
or Southern members are mention
ed, but the latest rumor is that 1
Democratic caucus will request the
speaker to give the place To either
AR. Springer OF IilinOis, or Mr.
Holman of Indiana, because thu
other Democrat on the committee
Mr. Carlisle, i'd fro the Soul b
The matter viii probably be settled
this week.
A-meeting of the Republican
National COMMITTEES la this cit,
has been called for Nay z TO mag,
arrangements for the coming Con
gressional campaign. As usna
whenever a meetipg.of the com
miltee is to be held there are lot
of TumOrs IS to what will be done
One of the most importsDt, il true
of them is that Senator Quay Wi
I retire from the chairmansnip an
that he will be succeeded by AssIs
tant POstm aster General Ciarks0I
The Republican caucus committee
! of the House and Senate hav
) agreed upon . silver bill: IL is
r compromise between the Wind0l
pill, which was favOrAbly repOrte
|, by the House committee, and ii
5 Jones bill, which the Senate CO
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A LARGE AMOUNT REALIZED.
Rev. Graham's EHOrt-Kind Words for
the Planet.

DAEvILLE. Va, April % 1890
Editor OF the PLANET:
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SUFFOLK Va
School Closing.

HANOVER Co. Va
There assembled at The First Union
Baptist Church larga crowd, both white
and col0red to witness tho closlng exercis
es of the Beaver Dam School; which closed
the 18th day of April 1890 The teacher,
Miss Julia N. Dawson taught with perfect
satisfaction. Too much praise cannot be
given her for the manner and way in
which she taught. She also rendered val
liable service in the Sabbath School: and
we do not feel that VIZ can do withoa
her xt term She has done more in the
Sabbath School than any teacher in the
course of six years. Tue number of sahol
lars she had ON roll was S8. Miss Daw
son was beloved by botn parents and
scholars and all who met her Among
those present were Rev Philippe, DIR. Nc
Cannon, Rev. E. G. Thompson and many
others OF the most prominent citizens,
The exercise was closed by the pastors.
Rev. &C. a. Phillips, DR. McCannon q white
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cons, Mr.. Samuel Taylor who delivered
the presents TO Annie Andereoa, Ems
Tay Tor, Nora Marshall and Arthur Stevin
son. Rev. Z. H. Pniilips tho pastor OF
the Union Church accom- panied Miss Dav
son to her home which is in Richmond
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Mr.. 0eorge w. Boiling At Werthei-
mer's Shoe Store, 422 k. Broad Street,
requests the public and his friends TO
call and see the latest novelties In foot
wear. before purchasing elsewhere.
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Total number lynched,

"Shall this barbarity continue, I'M
til the God of retribution martials
his strength against the barbarians7"
, 1890-03-26

[niBT bekjendtgj0res herved at jeg
w har modtaget Anmeldelse ON, at
den az DIR c, II. ARMSTRONG
og w. L.. PENTHENY under 4de
denneS etablerede Commissions og
Notwithstanding efter felles
Overenskomst after er oph@vet den
l5de ds.
~Christiansteds ~Politikammer, St. Croix
den l8dO Marts 1890. Gf
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
, 1890-03-26

In other words they desired TO be ex-
credingly generous I their employ
rrs' expense and that of the onsum
ers. the last being that Community"
which ought to be. and professedly
is, the object of democratic worship.
1t never seems TO occur to the stok.
ers that in order hat two stokers
should be employed instead of one,
poor women must live without artifi-
eiai light.
, 1890-03-26
O.

IT is hereby brought to public no.
tice, that it has been reported to
me by Messrs. G.. II. ARMSTRONG
and W. l.. PENTHENV, that the
business established by them on the
9Th inst, as General Merchants and
Commission Agents, by mutual
agreement has been dissolved on the
18th inst,
Christiansted's Police Office, St. Crot1
the 18th March 1890.
HALVOR HNNSEN,
est
, 1890-03-26
Translation.
Pub

T is hereby made known that yes.
sells arriving here from Puerto
Rico will, until further notice, be
subject to a quarantine of Is days,
counting from the day of departure.
Government Secretary Office, st. Croix,
the 18th March 1890.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1890-03-26
BekjendtGorelse

ET bekjendtgjores heryed, at
Skibe ankommende hertl fra
Puerto Rico vile indtil vide
re v@re underkastede en- Karantaine
at Is Dage, regnet fra Afgangsdsgeen.
Gouvernements Secretariatet, St. Croix
den Tide Narts 1890.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1890-03-26
The Panama Canal.
(SeieMtifo Ameyica~ 22nd Febr~Gry.)

the indications are That another
effort will soon be made to complete
the grand work, and perhaps on a
new basis.
An intelligent correspondent who
visited The canal works several months
aso found the machinery scattered
about, rusted. covered With dirt,
and last going to ruin. About that
time a commission was appointed
by the French government 10 visit
TIE locality. inspect the waChi-
merry ; and report upon ito condi.
sion. The people in charge set irn.
mediatoly TO work to collect, arrange,
and paint the mechaDisms. They
succeeded &C well that tho commits.
sioners are reported a. expressing
themselves as agreably surprised 10
6"d things IN such good order and 30
we'll cared for. Our correspondent
ltimsrlf saw the wonderful fleets Ut
The paint. He said it made The old
Snns look brand new.
The project now brought f"wnrd
Tor completing the canal is t" ini ate
"S far nS possible the condition of the
Nicaragua Canal route, namrly, t.
cre"'e a large inland lake, to occupy
the high centre of the islhmus, with
abort g level canals as approaches
10 The lake. Locks will be used to
raise the ships from the levels to the
lake.
This new plan is he proposal of VI.
Sa%ntereau, and it j. claimed it can
be realized al an expenditure OF Que
hundred millions Of dollars.
NJ. Santereau's scheme in TO rom
struct a canal that would allow ot the
swi lit and easy passage of vessels, and
would render henItby and hahi'nble
a large area oil land tina. at present
suffers from, the juxtapositiou of
Hwamps and smarshrs. The project,
in short, is to make a lake in the
interior by means OF the water f,om
the river Ohagres.a 1t would rover
tn" unhealthy swamPs that at
present render the surrounding land
uninhabitable, and would enormous
" increase the value of the 1000
hectares of land owned by the
Panama Company, Az this lake
would be "a kilomet ers in LENGTH 1t
would only be necessary 20 CUT SO
%kil"meters, and nothing wouiti rnpadss'
the course Of vessels along this water
way bat the strong double chamber
lock that. would be built at each end.
AS the numerous projected md, it is
affirmed, impracticable locks in M.De
Lesseps' canal would be done away
with, NJ. Snntereau has practically
achieved the end that has long been
sought after of designing a level
canal. Its advantages are believed
III be 80 numerous that the Societe
Iniernasionals d'Etudes, which has.
been formed Tor working M. Santer. +
rnu's scheme, is receiving support
from engineers and from the financial
and manufacturing centres oG France.
, 1890-03-26

The strike of The stoksrs employed
by the South Metropolitan Gas Com.
pany cost that association E33, 900,
or q third of their profits for the half.
year, the directors, however, only
reducing their dividend nom 134 TO
49, Tie ichairman stated that up to
the time of the strike, the men, elat.
ed by their success in establishing
an eight hours limit of work, were
necessarily increasing their demands
with the view oftorcinng the Company
TO resist, and then to give way before
a strike. The object Of the Union.
men was to Increase the number of
haddsa employed and they distinctly
stated that they would 60 for six
hodr9, and perhaps for i've" The
project is. of course, absurd, and it
shows the strange mixture of disinter.
esteHness and calculation which cha.
~ractefises the British working man Of
to-day. The s,okers we're ready to
put themselves and everybody else 10
inconvenience in order that no stOker
ehould be left out in The cold but
they were not ready to sacrifice
any Of their wages for the same end.
, 1890-03-26

" that he yielded, and the young
Prince Was conveyed BY night OH
Tuesday to Ciairveaux, q prison one
hundred and fifty miles from Paris.
ahttn used for political deientions.
There he will he detained rather than
imprisoned, until July l4th, and will
occupy himself in rending and re.
Election, with the probable result Of
making him a much more danger
cus Pretender than before. The
Radicals threaten to demand ordin'
airy treatment for him; bur at present
he has a suite OF apartments, a large
ourden to walk in, an ample supply
Of books, and frequent visits from his
foncee and other friends. i he strength
Of Radical feeling was tested in the
Chamber on Monday, NJ, Baudin
proposing an amnesty forthe strikers,
and being supported by 100 Rrpub.
licans, a majority Of the whole party
taken alone. The Conservatives,
however, voted with the Government.
which assumed a determined attitude.
and the motion was rejected by 325
TO 100, the minority including, it is
said BESIDES the Radicals. so or morU
Moderates who wished 10 c0mciIiato
faboUring electors.
The House Of Representative at
Washington has decIded TINT the
Worlds Fair" or great Exhibition
10 be opened in 1891, shall be held
in Chicago. That city had for rivals
New York, st. Louis, and Washing,
ton, and FIVE baIlOtscwere taken: but
the majority for the Labe City grew
steadily larger, and ut last included "a
majority of the entire House. The
vote is a remarkable evidence of the
growing power of the West, and Of
the fact noticed by recent travellers
that Americans no longer think of
their Republic as a maritime State.
They do not mind the convenience OF
exhibitors beyond the sea, bit think
Of their own western population,
which only knows by report that a sea
exists. Chicago has q splendid sit
~uation, and can entertain IA world OF
visitors, but the manufacturers aud
artists Of Europe will MOI like the
extra rick and expense involved in the
long railway journey from NewYork.
The Anarchists, TOO, who are SO nu-
mer0us@ in Chicago, may bow the
Exhibition tOpiecesas q most effective
advertisement.
, 1890-03-26
Read This!

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really high pr ices will be paid.
COnsignments are requested, and pay
ment will be made without delay
MARlUS- KNUDSEN,
Merchant.
Aalb0rg,, Denmark.
Correspondence in
German and English.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURT-yud9e Hdoner.

EQUITY COURT-Jud1e HdQner.
Observation-Disclosures agt. Winters; dismissal Of
suit ordered. Lee agt. Lee; divorce granted
Brook agt Winslow; time to take testimony lin
tied to sixty-ive days. Brooks agt. Brooks: APP
pearance of absent defendant ordered. Barco
agt Barco; do. Burke agt. Maury; do. Clifton
agt. Clifton; Charles W. Petit appointed guar
dian ad Lit. Swart agt. Waiter; reference to
auditor ordered. Galloway agt. Grouse; sale
finally ratified and reference to auditor ordered.
Fowler agt. Fowler; Sarah Z. Fowler appointed
trustee. Walters agt. Williamson; rule on COM
plainant granted. Ralston agt Harvey; dis
missal Of bill ordered. Diolot agt. Diolot; mo-
ton set for hearing. PECK agt. Peck: III. Il.
Davidson, administrator. made party complain
ant. COrrigan agt Corrigan; hearing in the
General Term in first instance ordered. Cas-
tleman agt. Johnston; appearance of absent de-
PENDANT ordered.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge Montgomery.
observation-disclosures agt Patterson; Juror
withdrawn. Marion agt. Williams; verdict for
plaintiff. Washington Gas Light Company sgt
Holiingshead; jury respited.
CRIMINAL COURT Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday-Henry Lee, larceny from the per
son; guilty. August Free. larceny OF govern
ment property; plea Of guilty. Moses John
son, policy; plea OF not guilty. Henry Bruce; do.
Albert johnson and James Hunter: larceny
from person; do. William Watson and William
H. Howard; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; do
turned and defendant committed. United States
agt: John Brown; assault to kill; recognizance
forfeited.
PROBATE CoUnr-J,.dge Hagner.
Yesterday-In the case of the estate OF VIM
Armstead; will fully proven and petition for
probate, DC, fled. Estate Of Gustav Bergen;
day for distribution fixed. Estate of ]. Edwin
Peck: H. Bradley Davidson appointed admins
TRAITOR; bond 500. Estate OF Robert Spear;
issues sent to Circuit Court. Estate Of W. H.
Cooley; report Of administrator fled. Estate
of Edward Cooley; order allowing payment of
certain notes. Estate Of Joseph HEREFORD: is
sues sent to Circuit Court. Estate Of Jane
Lawrie; citation issued. Estate of Thos. L. Nc
Phee; letters Of administration to Mary r. Nc
Phee: bond, 1900. In re. guardianship of
Margaret ]. and Lizzie e. Hatcher; petition for
removal of guardian fled. Estate Of Sarah r.
Edler; time for taking testimony extended.
Estate of Rozier J. varnell; order for sale. In
re. C. 2. Tansey; Kate Tansey appointed guar
dian; bond 600. In re. VIM. Meyers; N. H.
Williams do; bond, $500. Estate Of Jarvis
Butler; Kate F. Butler appointed admins
tratrix; bond, 81, 900; and also guardian Of two
children; bond, $4,000. Orphans Of Henry
Harris; order making allowance to guardian.
Estate of Elizabeth W. Robertson; inventory
filed.
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CHAPTER III.

Dr.. Banchon received N. de st. Waller be-
fore any other patient, although even at
O'Clock the great mans waiting room was
crowded. He had met his patient often in 80
ciety and received him a. q friend.
MY dear st. Waller, / have to congratulate
You upon the Improvement in your appear
snce. You look ten years younger since you
were last in this room. In what Medea's caul-
dron you have been stewing?''
MY only Medea il my wife; my only medi-
cine has been year and half Of supreme hap
piness."
scribe; but there are no chemists who make II
up. And 90 you have come to tell me how well
You are and to get little friendly advice thai