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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-07
DhNVlLLE.
Lively Tobacco Trade--Court Proceed
ings-- Educational and Sporting.

Lively Tobacco Trade Court Proceed
ings-- Educational and Sporting.
DANvmLE, VA, sept. C. Special
The tobacco manufacturers Of Dan,ille
have had a lively trade this week. and ship
ments of plug and twist amounted TO 2jO,OW
pounds. The leaf trade has been triile
more animated than for several weeks past.
The urgent demand from manufacturers
for GOOD Old working stock has caused some
GOOD lots TO find their way from cellars and
lofts. All such goods have been gObbled up
al cNtreurA outside figures. The receipts
of new tobacco are smaller than one would
have expected, but the fact IL, farmers are
too busy cutting and curing TO quit and
come 10 market
Judge Aiken has had busy week IN the
Hastings Court. The docket was a long one
though most Of the cases were simply misde-
mcanprs. Two men were sent 10 the pthl-
teptiary. X. ". Kennctt (white) for one
wear, for maliciously wOunding his daush-
Ter. and Jesse Hatcher lcOl0red) for arson.
Bennett while very drunk became offended
al something his daughter said 10 him, ana
rushing upon her with knife cut her on
the face and neck.
The schools opened this week and arr
now well under way. The white public
schools enrolled $50 pupils on the first day,
the largest number ever enrolled at the
opening Of term.
The Roanoke Female College opened on
Monday with a larger number of scholars
than usual. and the Danyille College. for
Young ladies, commenced its iall term on
/ Wednesday with larger Attendance than
[ is customary ON the FIRST day.
Interest is horse racing Is being revived
/ i'm Danyille. The trOtung match on the 21th
of August was Il most geniecl affair. and
was so much enjoyed that the people called
/ for more. Another trOttlng match has been
arranged for next Monday for purse Oi
/ 500 and the gate money. ). W. BOSWELL
/ J. +. Iyey, and David 7. Harvey have en-
tered trOtters for the contest.
An important meeting Of the ENecutNe
Committee Of the Roanoke Baptist Ass0cla-
tion will be held at the North Danvlle Bap-
list church Monday night. important
measures, such as the Baptist orphanage.
and the supplying Of help 70 the several
mission fields in the range VI the assOcia-
ton will be- considered. =.
key. f. Il. Thames, the pastor OF the flrs'
Baptist church of this city, j. spending u
few days In Louisville, Ky. lie viii not
nh his pulpit before the second sunday III
this month.
The tobacco breaks at the warehouses tnl'
week were very small, but the stock offered
WAS readily grabbed up at lOp-n0tch iigures
Some little new was sold and the prices Oh
tanned were irst-class. The sales OF stamp
al the revenue office for the week ran IN
within fraction Of $4,000 which was Z
AK on about 2i0,cOD pounds Of plug ant
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NORTH CAROLINA.
gecuIar North tate Budget OF Interesting
Items.

gecuIar North state budget of Interesting
Items.
RALEIGH, y. c., sept. g.. special "A
revolt in the ranks Of the Republican party
of New Hanover county has developed at
Wilmington which looks black for the sue
cess Of the party in that county. A number
of Republicans who are opposed 10 lhe
ticket Of the regular nominees OF the party
which they call ''ring RUE" ticket mas
inst held "A mass meetiny aud nOmi-
mated an independent ticket for the
LEGISLATURE and county officers. Many
leading Republicans, and among them some
Of the best canyasser5 in the parry. both
whiteand cOOred, are in the movement, ana
some of them claim that an independent
ticket can poll more than half the liepuDn-
can vote OF New Hanover county, which
has heretofore been Republican; but
il is almost certain that this rupture
Will mean victory for the Democrats.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE EXTENSION.
IL il definitely learned here today that
SURVEYS are quietly being made for me eA-
tension Of the Richmond and DNyille rail
road from Wilkesb)ro 70 Bristol, Tenn. III
i understood that the road will certainly
he extended Ashe and Allegheny c0u n
ties are both making bids for it and each
have offered to vote 100000 II the building
Of the road is pledged
AFTER AN OFFICE.
Mr.J. L. l.. Harris has just returned
J from Washington and reports that John ID
/ Eayes is there examining into the posi-
bilities for his reapointment as collector
lie says that for day or two past taNe'
has been engaged IN polling the senate Y
ascertain how he would stand Tor connrini a
ton if he should be again appointed col
lectO.. Harris says that he did not &c
any comfort and found that indications "ef'
that he would meet with antagonlsm ina
ba didn't have before. lie expects TO &c
the appointment again, II there Is any pos
sihle chance. Harris says that tbere Is n
nrobability of Eayes getting II again, tu
that his successor will be appointed withi
week. some complaint has alreah
reacl. ed the ears Of the administration ina
Eayes has been kept In office up I'LL IN
present merely to let him get the Deneht
/. his salary. usu
Dr. II. b. Saunders. brother OF Hon. WI
liam l.. Saunders, Secretary OF state
North Carolina, died at ais home at pu
nam this evening.
WRECK ON THE II. AND ID. ROAD.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., sept. 6.-Thirty-si
cars and the engine OF North ooun
freight train on the Richmond and llal
= ville railroad crashed through birds
INTO the ladkin river, few miles lro
salisbury. this afternoon. Conductor SEQ
7 uncnupletl his slsanty when twenty-h'
l wards from the river, and saved u
e shanty. The fireman and engine'
Jumped. They were bruised, b
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THE FuLToNs VICTORIOUS.
Downtown Men are Champions by a
score OF Eight tn Pour.

Downtown Men are Champions oy
score OF Eight To Pour.
II was O'Clock yesterday before the game
which decided the champions OF amateur
ball PLAYING in Richmond was called at
Island Park, and contrary to expectation a
very small attendance was present This
was due in a measure 10 the threatening
aspect Of the weather. for at 1870 o'clock
ali the occupants OF the benches "ere count
ing the minutes that would pass before the
rain drops fell. Their anticipations, how
ever, both as regards the weather and the
game were not realized. Tor IL did not rain,
and the game after the sixth inning was
not what is generally called good ball."
In the first inning, the Domlnions
seemed tO start out % win the game, liafr-
son leading of with two-bagger. tie was
left on that bag. however, the man following
him knocking high fly 10 left held, Lums-
den tanning the atmosphgrs, ana Apple
j. Disney led Oh Tor the fuitons, anu Sc
cured first hy AN error of second. McMann
followed with single, and Disney scored.
Foster got his base on balls, sent McMann
To second, and William Disney followed
with an easy fly 10 centre fed. Foster be-
came imbued with the idea that Harrison
couldn't catch, and made dash Tor thlrd,
and was put out by second, that worthy
and centrehed making "A double play.
kerse. "the "copper"" ended the inning by
punching the air.
In the second and third innings noughts
were scored for bOtD teams, and The people
present began 10 think that the Champion
Ship would be won by hard-fought light.
In the fourth Applegate touched first by
ali error OF third base, aud stole second.
Luck sent fly to left field, Taylor got out
second to first, aud Applegate scNed, and
! Cullen got his first by "A balk of Darby
! He was left there, as Mcdonald got out
second 10 first. The fultOns scored two
runs. In the sixth no runs were male, but
! i'm the seven,h tue FultOns sent three men
over the plate. This was caused by loos"
playing Of the uptown men, and the TWO
runs made in the eighth by the latter was
also by loose playing.
I'm this inning discussion arose about
the bal! being wet. The fultons imme-
diately closed around the umpire, and while
the discussion was going on one OF the DO
miniOns rot home. Another one was pul
out at the plate, and still another al thiri
That PLAYING and the balk made wer,
'lots on the game, although both plays
were made by the winners. only eighi IN
nings were played. the darkness at tba
time making it almost impossible to see th'
ball. Following is the score:
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LYCNHEURG.
Laudable school EnteIprise-NoungC Cox :
Death-The Years Tobacco Sales.

Laudable school EnteIprise-lOung Cox :
Death-The Years Tobacco Sales.
IANCHBURG, VA, sept g. special. A
night school has been started in thi, city,
on Twelfth street, by some religious and be-
neyolent citizens, and it promises to be a
great success. More than 100 pupils have
already enlisted. and the number Is daily
increasing. 10 is purely benevolent enter
prise on the part of a few pubhcSpirlied
citizens aud it is expected 10 do vast deal
Of good tO the poor working classes OF the
city whose children are unable TO 80 to
school in the day time.
II is doubtful now whether the young
man. samuel Cox. from Amherst county,
who died last night at the Central House
i'm this city. from an overdose Of laudanum
committed suicide or killed himself by acci
dent in "a desire to get 10 sleep. lie Nas OF
"A very respectable family.
Rev John l.. Edwards and the other
Methodist ministers, of this city, viii CLOSE
tomorrow their Joint religious meetings
which have been going on for week al
Court-streot church, and Rev. sam JOne'
will commence his revival meeting mex
saturday, the 18th. Extensive arrange
ments are being made for the reception anl
entertainment Of the evangelist.
The tobacco sales I'm this city for th'
present tobacco year, which closes Septem
/ ber Both, show decrease so far OF o,9l5,2V
pourds. There are very few factorie
/ working in the city now, and they on Inn
/ tied supplies.
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RICHMOND A. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER z, 1890

loads are quarried every day. Ii makes the
finest building stone that Is found, the
granite Of New England not excepted. The
rev depot to be erected here is TO be out oi
this quarry.
Circuit Court is in session. Judge n. +.
Campbell sitting. Nothing of special inter
est has been done.
Martin, who killed his wife some time
ago, will be hanged at Raleigh Courthouse,
October 81. There is petition being sign
ed TO have the sentence changed to life I'M
prisonment, but presume Governor flem.
ing will not interfere, and the sentence OF
the Court will be carried out. The murder
er killed his wife opposite this place. She
asked him TO get her some kindling, when
he placed pistol to her head and ired,
killing her instantly.
There was a man named Martin con
yicted at this term of the court OF Digamy
and sentenced to one year in the penlten-
tiary.
\ conductor named Graw was Killed "a
few DAYS ago. Thirteen cars passed over
him, cutting both legs and one arm oil. lie
lived but few hours.
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WILLIAMS SBURG.
Interesting Habess Corpus Case in the
James CITY Court.

James CITY Court.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Sept. Special.
The habeas corpus proceedings, which have
occupied the attention of Judge Fartbng, Of
the County Court (sittng IN vacatiOn),
since Wednesday, and which were sued out
by &. II. slater against his wife, for the re-
cOyery Of the children, were continued
to-day, and attracted quite crowd,
as has been the case since the
hearing opened, many leaving their
places Of business and mechanics
their work to attend the sessions Of this
court.
Mrs. Schcnck, the mother of Mrs. slater,
was on the witness stand yesterday. an | by
her composed manner and lady-lihe bear
ing. won the hearts of all who heard and
saw her. The Schcncks are well-knOwn
people of York coufty and stand high
wherever known.
Mrs. slater, in her testimony, stated that
they had been married seven and hall
years, aud during that time had only had
from her husband one hat and one dress,
and that from continued maltrcatment she
was, with her little children, compelled TO
seek protection at her fathers house. To-
day Slater himself took the stand, and gave
full and detailed accOuntof his married
life. and stated that be was a1cctiOnate
and kind in his family, and never
denied them ANYTHING: that he wrote his
wife to return. but received no answer. He
said that be could support his wife as well
as he ever did. and has the money todO IT..
Their first trouble began about four weeks
after their marriage. They talked the mat
ter over. rs on the other occasions, and
soon made up 10 break up again.
Much of the testimony today given by Mr.
slater was of such a character a 10 bc
unfit for publication. As this report closes
slater is still on the stand.
\ press representative to-day received
the following document from sc. ii. Slater,
Agt.:"
To0ao. sept. 4. '90.-Mr. Cowles Dear
sir DO hereby notify you not TO write or
have my name put in print again. and If
YOU do YOU Will have 10 take, What tel' c~iS,
r. ,uu nave morning 10 !In coNi- 'il -."t IL y,
can drive Wagon Tor Alr Jennings or pun
fodder for someone Respt I. II. slater,
Agt.m
This attempt To muZZle the press VIII only
spur up the reporters To give greater prolnl-
nence 10 the proceedings in this case.
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DENVER. COL. Sept. G-The Times
Canon Cty, Colorado, special says: \
terrible accident occurred oa the Denver
and Rio Crane road at , O'Clock this morn
ing near Adobe. The train was running IN
two sections. The first section had two
day coaches loaded with laborers and
had AecOme deraled four miles
below Florence. The second section dash
ed into item with terrific force, smashing
the two coaches, injuring from thirty i've
to forty men, and killing "a number out
r. eht. The bodies Of five have been rccoy-
cred. and twelve are still missing.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

not seriously hurt. All hands jumped
except Brakeman win Arlington, who had
n leap with bis ear Of sixty feet 20 the bot.
tom OF the Yadkin, but rose uinuft, and
was pulled out. Nobody was badly hurt.
Twenty cars were wrecked, and the loss -
not under hundred thousand dollars. IL
is said 10 be the biggest freight wreck the
Richmond and DanyilIe road ever sustaia ID.
DALLAS RAIDED ny WHITE cars.
On Thursday night the town OF Dallas, a
flourishing place in the northwestern part OF
this State, was raided by White Caps and
almost entire destroyed. some Oft The houses
were completely demolished. and stables
and fences were torn 10 pieces. The inte-
riors OF houses were mutilated and Their fur-
niture was broken no. The cause OF the
vandalism is as yet unknown.
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Scottsvile and Taylor, Of Rich
m0nd. This case lasted till "Wednesday
evening. Thursday the case Of William
wilkins against Joseph X. Anderson, win
Colonels Elett and James for the plaintin
and Petit Il Leake for the defendant, was
begun and il not yet concluded. Judge
Grimsley arrived this morning In ms usual
health and spirits. and Judge Hancock
leaves this evening for his home IN Chester
field. having won many friends among the
laity ~ his geniality and good opinion
among the profession by his admirable rul-
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GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
Court News-Various Interesting Cases
Heard and Decided.

GoocnLAND c. H., VA, Sept. 6.-.>pc-
cial. Circuit Court was opened here Mon
day by the Hon. Il. A. Hancock, of the
second judicial circuit, 10y request OF Judge
ID. H. Grimsley, who was too unwell to
leave his home in Culpeper. Resolutions
ON the memory of the late Frederick W.
Fleming were read with eulogistc remarks
by Il. Il. Barret, and resolutions ON the
memory Of the late Colonel John II. Guy
read by A. y. Montero.
I'm the case of William y. Barret V. Chez
apeake and Ohio railroad. iwinnent foi
the plaintiff for s;iSl, with Mcssrs. Pette'
A I.aake and Barret, Of this county, Tor
the plaintiff, and Mcssrs. Martin, OF
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KING and QUEEN.
REFUSING Turn OCT OF the Democracy OF
thu County.

KING AND QUEEN &. H., sept. 6.-Ispe-
cial. AT Democratic mass-meeting, held
at King ana Queen Courthouse on King and
Queen County Court-day, September ith,
Major W. 4. Saunders, county chairman.
was called to the chair. and a. {. Walker
was elected secretary. ON motion, 1. X.
IIaskins offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we, the Democrats o;
King and Queen county, hereby heartily en-
dorse the action Of the Congressional Con-
yention in Tappahannock in nominating
W. A. Jones as our standard-bearer IN tue
coming contest and hereby tender him our
united support until the canvass is over.
Stirring speeches were delivered by SEN
ator j. y. Stubbs. of Gloucester, and Hon.
+. X. Il. Wright, Of Essex. which thorough
ly aroused all present TO the great issues IN
the coming campaign.
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TEXAS REPUBLICANS
Alleged Democratic Outrages i'll the state
Denounced.

NEW ORLEANs.{ sept 6.-Thc Times
Democrat, san Antonio, Texas, special
saws: just before the close Of the Republi-
can state convention last night, the fol-
loving important resolutions were adopt
ed: Resolved That we, as the ke-
publican State Convention do most Wig
orously fearles~ly, and explicitly denounce
the Outragcs committed on the kepu licans
by Democrats in various parts ot TINS
State. That We censurc the present
state Governor for failure to subjugate the
poroetrators Of such onepses: that we de-
mand Of Congress emphatically the enact
ment Of the Lodge Election bill. \ resolu-
ton heartily endorsing the position taken by
Speaker Reed, that this is government Of
maiOrities. was also passed.
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ROANOKE. Va, sept. Especial. -
j. 4. Boyd, locomotive engineer, had a
preliminary trial to-day for attempting to
blow up the residence OF Mrs. Worton with
dynamite a few nights since. The evidence
was circumstantial, but 50 strong that he
was sent on for indictment by the mayor,
bail being refused. subsequently the liust-
ings Court released him on $1,000 bail. The
crime was one Of the most dastardly in the
criminal annals Of the city. Boyd has a
family.
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a 6Cabie Notes.

BRUSSELS. sept. 6.-'Ihe labor party has
resolved to declare IA general strike ON the
occasion OF the meeting Of the Labor Con-
gress on the nth instant.
LONDON, sept. 6.-The Board Of Trade re-
turns Just issued show that during the
month of August the imports decreased
100000 pounds and the exports increased
|. 10000 pounds as compared with the cor
responding month last year.
GHENT. sept. 6.-Aftcr four abortive AT
tempts, NJ. Rochefort and NJ. Thiebaue
fought duel this morning. NJ. Ihiebaut
was wounded.
LONDON. sept. 6.-rhc Earl OF Rosslyn Il
dead.
DUBLIN, sept. 6.-John leaby, 'atholi'
bishop OF Dromore, died today oiparaiysiS
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PRINCE EDWARD.
Flue-Cured Tobacco Injured on "a Rail
road-Brief Mention.

GREEN BAY, Sept Especial. Farm
ers in this section are making fine success
i'm fuc-curing tobacco, and are in better
spirits than they have been for years.
A cOlOred man, Lewis Burl, from neal
Chase CITY, was recently knocked of tn,
track by a freight train between here ano
Burkcvillc, and was badly hurt
Miss Lena Liihgow. Of Manchester, who
has been Visiting friends in Prince Edward
county, is now IN Farmvile.
The many friends OF Rev. j. Parker Rich
ardson were truly gratiiied in reading thi'
mornings TIMES, which cave an account
Of his acquttal. Mr.. Richardson Is very
much beloved in this section.
| The public schools in this district vii
commence the first Of October.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK.
About Thirty Passenger. Injured, But
None Seriously.

SOUTH NoRwALK. CONN, Sept. G.-The
express train due here from Boston at 5;2l
this evening ran into Danbury and
M the junction i'm this city. About
thirty passengers were injured, none
SERIOUSLY. however and both trains
were badly smashed. The west
bound track ON the Consolidated and the
single track on the llousatonic. are eilec-
lively blocked. and traffic is not likely to be-
resumed before morning.
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Native Power.

Hereafter Mr.. William Hassuan, q,
Huntington. will have charge Of the motNc .
power department OF the Cincinnati sn'
| Huntington divisions OF the Chesapeake
and ohio railroad, and Mr. 4. ;. LLOYD. .,
Richmond, will have charge of'the motive
power department OF the Richmond fen'n'
sula and James River divisions.
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a FAST PAGER
Does His IIalf-NIile in One Minute One
and Quarter Seconds.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, sept. 6.-Ihe
PAGER. Roy Wilkes, owned by the Calumet
stock farm, of Chicago that lowered the
worlds stallion-paciug record TO 2:Ooh last
week, went a hall-mile to-day IN l:Ollt, the
fastest half-milc ever paced or trllted 10y
any horse VI. T.. Henry has offered u
match him against any PAGER on earth ltI
81 nlN n side.
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Confirming.

The E'ghr Rev. +, M. white u. ~
Ri.ho,. nj tho diocese OF Nirginii, viii Nlsii.
for the PURPOSE OF confirmation. the m'ss'on
noints i'm Allegheny county as follows: CN-
,ngton. september 18th, morning serv'ce;
aljf,on Forge, september 10Th. evening So
Nee: I.ongdaie Furnace, SCI tembcr SHH,
evening service.
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..rasr,n,a.v Bnilding.

Work on the improvements being made y.
the building al the southwest corner e'
Tenth and Bank streets, 10 be occupied pl
TuE TIMEs newspaper, Is progressing my.
ly. and will be ready for use about the is'
of October.
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BAS SE-BAlL.
Reults Of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.

PLAYERS Ieague.-At Boston: No game,
rain.
At Pittsburg: Pittsburgs, 3; Chicagos, 4.
Second gamc): Pittsburgs, 3; Chicagos, >.
At Buffalo: Builalos, 3; Cieyelands, I.
At Brooklyn: BroOklyns. q; New lorks, 10.
National League - At Philadelphia
Philadelphias. >; BostOn-, q.
At PittsDurg: NO game, rain.
At Brooklyn: New l0rks. 81; Brooklyns, ].
At Chicago: Chicagos, /; Cincinnatis, d.
American Association. AT Philadelphia:
Athletics, o; Louisville, :.
At syracuse: Syracuse, 20; II. LOUIS, l.
Al Rochester: Rochesters, >: Columbus, 3.
p Al Baltimore: Baltimores, ,; Tolcdos, >.
Called at end Of seventh inning, darkness.
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Hidden I'm "A Tunnel.

The police yesterday found seventeen
pains of shoes and sixteen boxes of cigars
hihd, u in the head of the Eighth-strect tun-
ne. The goods were carried 10 the First
slatlOn.
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Two-base hits-Green. Darby. Harrison
Double plays-Harrison and Mcdonald. uals'
/. disney, aud Green. Base AN balls vi :
tons. 3: Dominions. 4. Left on bases- = W VI
IONS 4: DominlOns, 5. Base on errOfs-f W
IONS ?: D0mini0ns. 3. struck out-Appie-
gtte, 3: Darby, 2 Passed balls-Luck, =
Time of game, one hour and forty minutes
Umpire, Graves.
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The Assessnnent.

The civ assessors have completed their
labors and closed the assessment books last
night. Toey will he able TO announce the
results of their work in few days.
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Claiming "a Majority of One Thousand
In His District.

PORTLAND. Me-, sept. 6.-Ihe campaign
IN speaker Reeds district closed Tonight
with amass-mecting at the City Hall, under
the auspicc, Of the Young Mems Republl-
can Clubs. over three thousand persons
were present Mr.. Reed and Major Mchin-
ley came upon the platform together, ana
we're loudly applaudcd. Mr. Reed stated
tonight that he anticipated majority Oh
one thousand in his district, but his friends
are confident that it will reach fifteen nun
Irol
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The Town OF iiinton-Wife Murderer Il
he haDged-Conductor Killed.

HINTON, sept special. Hinton has
a population Of about four thousand. We
are ninety-siX miles from Charleston. This
is the largest centre of trade from Staunton
Ia Charleston. There is quarry OF the
, finest brOwnstOne near here. Several ear