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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
Echo Answers.

Why should you go to bankrupt sale
to buy your Carpets when you can get
better prices. with fine new line to
select from, at
FRANK S. WEDENBoRNER's,
2O5 East Seventh?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17

of fair to good quality per acre, corn in the
doughty state
Ada-Weatner has been favorable to ripen
all kinds of grain; light rain on two days.
Crookston-Harvest is fairly commenced,
and we expect an average crop OF NO. hard ;
received Your communication concerning
frost; there was ncne in the Red River valley
that heard Of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
CLEAR HAVANAS

And DOMESTICS. We cordially in
vite inspection in this department., as
the finest goods can be seen and pur-
chased at 25 per cent cheaper than
elsewhere.
If you cannot come and see for your
self, send for complete Price List. We
eheerfully mail it upon application.
Our Cigar Department. after this date
under the management of MIR. L. j. A.
LAURIER, will be open evenings from
Z to 9 for the accommodation of GUS
TONERS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17

TRY 1T, and be convinced.
This Cigar has had eighteen consec-
utive years. test, and sold all over as
fine 10c Cigar.
Our line of fine 1Oc Cigars equal any
1215c and 15c Cigars sold elsewhere.
Our stock is composed of the finest
IMPORTED, as well as KEY WEST
and other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
SBURG.
Business of the Circuit Court Marrow
Escape from Burning.

business OF the circuit touit -NdrfoN
Escape from Burning.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. s.-lSpecial.l r.
The Circuit Court has granted charter to
the Eastyiew Cemetery and Improvement
COMPANY. The officers for the first year
are TO be: j. York Harris. president; Armi-
stead Green. yice-presidcnt; J. VI. Coleman,
secretary and treasurer Directors. NJ.
Colson. Jr.. Il. II. Cooley, II. W. Dickerson.
William j. Smith, James L. Hill, j. York
Harris. Armistead Green, j. vi. Coleman.
William +. Jackson. All of the said Ofli-
GERS and directors reside in the city of Pc
tersburg and are cOlOred men.
Judge Hancock granted a charter to-day
20 the Merchants Tobacco Company. OF
Petersburg. This csmpany will buy and
sell bright tobacco.
Judge Hancock decided to-day that cOu-
pons could not be rendered in payment for
liquOr licenses, and the tender OF coupons
was Withdrawn, and the money heretofore
rendered goes for the payment Of the taxes.
About four hundred dollars worth OF cou-
pOns were rendered.
In the Circuit Court today decree
was entered in the Hinton Bland case.
confirming certain reports, ,and the case was
continued 10 the next term.
II was learned from gentleman who has
recently travelled through large portion
Of Brunswick that the tobacco and cotton
crops are the finest ever seen in that county.
DIR. X. {. Powell, wcil-knOwn farmer OF
that county, will make four hundred bales
of cotton.
4 picnic was given at Woods church, IN
Chesterfield county. to-day.
The Farmers Alliance of Prince George
county gave a grand picnic at Disputanta
station. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, to-day.
Mrs. Susan Hewlett, OF Amelia county,
who is on visit to the family OF Mr.. ii. I.
Wilson. on west Washington street, had
her collar-bone broken Il day or two ago by
a fall on the street. Mrs. Hewlett is nearly
one hundred years of age.
The kitchen of Colonel stephen Illlman' 5
residence, in Brunswick county, was burned
a night or two ago, and his residence mar
rowly escaped being burned. The hre Is
sappOsed to have been accidental.
MIR. William Grossman and wife have
gone to Beltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. John O'COnnOr have re-
turned home from a visit 10 Boston.
A slight fire occurred at the parsonage
Of the Tabb.Street Presbyterian church this
evening. but il was promptly extinguished
and no damage was done. Rev. }. W.
Rosebro and family, who occupy the par
sonage, are absent from the city at the
springs.
Mrs. Joe Maclin. Of Chesterfield county
was taken suddenly i'll tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29

visions OF the civil service laws; condemns
the various ''gift enterprises" manipulated
by the family of President Harrison for PR,
yate gain; condemns the theft OF the United
States Senators from Montana; denounces
the Force bill: favors n tarifi for revenue
only. denouncing in this connection not only
the Mckinley bill, but also the reciprocity
scheme promulgated by Secretary Blaine,
which would be for the benefit of only few
Eastern manufacturers instead OF the far
mers OF the West; denounces Speaker
Reed for his arbitrary rules, and ignoring
the rights Of a minority In the House oi
Representatives; arraigns the Republican
party tor a reckless waste OF public money
through partisan appropriations; denounoes
the system OF subsidies between countries
which would tax the farmers of Indiana Tor
the benefit of the sugar growers or louisi-
ana and the manufacturers of the Eastern
States; denounces the silver bill passed by
Congress and declares in favor Of the free
and unlimited coinage of silver.
The following ticket was nominated:
Judge OF the Supreme Court, Joseph A..
Mitchell, Of Elkhart county: Secretary of
State. Albert Matthews, Of Nermlliion
county: Auditor of State, J. G.. Henderson,
of Towards county; state Treasurer, Albert
Gall, OF Indianapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
LYCNHBURG.
Satisfaction Over the NOminations-Grand
summer Resort scheme, etc.

LYNCHB, re, Va, Aug. IS Special. r.
The unanimous denomination today OF
Hon. Paul G. Edmunds for Congress in this
district by the Democratic Convention at
Roanoke, and of POsey G.. Lester Oi the
Danyile district at Rocky Mount, gives
general satisfaction 10 the Democrats IN the
two districts. They will be reelected by
increased mai0rites and most probably
have no opposition.
The directors of the Miller Female Or
uhanage ASYLUM to-day determined IT neces-
sarv 90 enlarge the building IN order 10
accommodate the increasing number Oi
orphans annually pressing ON the charites
of the humane institution. The present
list of OCCUPANTS number eighty-siX ana
new applications are made almost ever!
dnv by the most deserving classes.
Secretary Mcdonald received leltef
from Senator Daniel this morning, statins
mat he had positive assurances from Sena-
tnr GRAY. of Delaware, and Representative
Bntterw orth. OF Ohio, that they would at
tend our Fair (agriculnraD and address the
neoplc. senator Daniel also expects Hon;
l. NJ Allen. of Mississippi, aud General
Rradley f. johnson, of Baltimore, TO he
nresent. All Of these gentlemen are nOted
nrators and their presence VIII ada an III
,erestine feature 10 what already promises
10 be the grandest Fair ever held III Lyhch-
burg. 80, Zoo,
one of the largest schemes yet set on 1901
in this rapidly developing section mas Jusl
been perfected. The syndicate that recent
ly purchased the Natural Bridge property
have capitalzed 5000 acres around ana
near the bridge at SL6OO,0OO. A tracl
nf i0D0DO has been divided into Villa
tracts OF large and small dimensions Tor
suitable summer premises ana IL
is intended 10 build there great
summer resort town for the wealthy
of tbe nation. The company is known as
..rhe Natural Bridge Park Association,
n is proposed also 10 erect S2oO,oVO hotei
ON the property, the building TO be Of the
most modern style, palatial in every respect
and lighted by 600 incandescent ana Twelve
arc lights. The hotel will be built OF brown
sione and granite. and the plans are now De-
ing drawn up. Itis the intention OF the com
nany 30 make tho place one Of the grandest
resorts i'm the country. similar IN character
to the great Tuxedo Park. The stock ofthis
company was put on the market to-day, ana
;s being handled (south Of Mason ana DIX
on,s line) by parties who leit to-day lor
Chattanooga aud other points s)ut1 ana
Nest in the interest Of the association ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
ALEXANDRIA.
Fatal Accident to a Brakeman-A Faith
less Husband.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Aug. 2S.-. Special. r.
Julian Manley, brakeman on the Virginia
Midland road, was thrown from car at
Manassas this afternoon, and falling under
the wheels, had an arm and l% mashed.
He was brought here to the infrmary, and
after the members were amputated he died
tonight.
IL is reported that the wife Of we'll
known railroad man here went to Char
iottesyille last night and attempted TO cut
her husbands throat for sparkling with an
other woman there. Now that woman's hus-
band is after him with gun.
The railroad mems readng-room is now
am institution. and It's good work and adj
yantages are clearly evident and grow IN
popularity. CONVENIENTLY located, nicely
lifted up and lighted. and well stocked with
reading matter such rs the current periOdi-
Gals and newspapers, it is an excellent re-
sort, and many now 90 there instead of
lOunging in the ar-roOms-already much
too numerous i'm that locality. TIE DAILY
TIMES is on file there. and am told that il
Is the most popular Of the state papers.
The shoe factory now employs forty odd
workmen aud girls, and their product con-
tinues the leading ladies' and misses shoes
here.
"Will Mr.. Hume rum" That is the ques
tion. There is one thing certain if he runs
the Republicans won't put man in the
field. and he is not disposed to enter into
any agreement with that party, which IS at
loss to know how the Mah0neites and dar-
kies will vote.
There has been more building here this
summer than for a long time.
The grape crop in this locality is reported
unusually large, and the quality is good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
FREDERICKSBURG.
Baylcy Browne Renominated by Repub-
Iicans of the First District.

FREDERICKsBURG, Va, Aug. 2S.-lSpe.
cial. The representatives of the Republi-
cans of this district met here to-day to Sc
lect candidate for Congress to oppose Hon.
". A. Jones, the Democratic nominee. The
organization was completed by the selec-
ton Of Mr.. James G.. Cannon as temporary
chairman and W. F. Glass. of Gloucester,
as temporary secretary. Colonel William
Mayo. of WestmOreland, was made per-
manent chairman, and ;. NJ. Burrows
(cOlOred), OF Northampton, as permanent
secretary. with members OF the press pres
cnt assistants.
Judge /. c. Brislow. OF MiddleseX; Col.
W. ii. Parker. Of AccOmac: Col. :. j. Bag
gott. of SpOtsylyania, and +. =. Garland, Of
Richmond county, were made Nice-presi-
dents.
Preambles and resolutions were adopted
reallirming the platform Of the National Re
publican party, andm earnestly adNOcat-
ing the adoption of the "Force bill"
such men as Colonel Bob Mayo. of West
mOreland, opposed the Force bill and all
such measures. He thought they were pro
ductiye Of no good. Both temporary and
permanent chairmcn made Jealous partisan
speeches.
Colonel T. II. Bayley Browne was placed
in nomination by negro from Gloucester
county. and seconded by DR.. George Scar
borough. Of Accomac, and Judge Brlstow,
Of MiddleseX. Colonel William Mayo and
Col. j. y. Stubbs were also placed in nOmina-
ton. DR.. William Voorhees,, Of SpOtsyl-
yania. also received flattering vote for the
nomination.
4 few of the counties were called to vote
on ballot, but it being apparent that Colo
mel Bavley Browne was the choice Of the
convention. on motion, he was nominated
10y acclamation. Colonel Browne and Colo
mel Bob Mayo made speeches, but they were
decidedly flat. Many prominent Republi-
cans Of the district present declared that
they would not support Browne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
DANVILlE.
Death Of n Promising Phvsician-Excit-
ing Runaway-TobaccO Sales.

DANvILLE, Va, Aug. 2S.-lspecial. :
Mr.. Willie VI. Matthews, son of Banister
and Susan NJ. Matthews, died in this city at
an early hour this morning from an attack OF
typhoid fever. He was born in Franklin
county. Va, twenty-fOur wears ago, where
his father now resides. He had made up
his mind TO practice medicine, and twelve
months aQO went TO Lebanon College, in
tending, if he successfully passed, TO
enter the college in Philadelphia. He
labOrcd faithfully. and atthe commencement
exercises held on the 18th Of August passed
a thorough examination in every study. lie
was appointed one of the speakers, but suf-
fering from an attack of fever. he had 10 give
up the honor and content himself with the
satisfactory examination. His funeral will
take place tomorrow morning, and his re-
mains will be inferred in this city.
The September term-criminal term of
the lIustingsCOurt will commence Monday.
The grand Jury will have fifteen cases 10
come before il, sent up from the lower court,
and eleven appeals from magistrates de-
cisiOns.
one og the Methodist ministers will do
some haptizing tomorrow night by INNER
sion, the PattOn-street Christian church
baptistry being kindly rendered for the pur-
pose.
DIR. j. j. Iatlerty stopped in this city last
night and went to Cascade. this county, this
morning, and lecturcd there this afternoon.
An exciting runaway occurred here To-.
day. and the escape of vehicles and persons
in the wake Of the runaway horses from ac-
cidcnt and death was remarkable. The
horses were attached 10 a wagon from
the country, and they started on
their mad run in North Danville
and came across the iron bridge at
a laundering pace. Although there were
a number of vehicles on the bridge not one
was touched. After reaching this side the
team ran into a truck owned by Mr.. +. y.
Burton, bending the aXlcs and knocking
down the horse, who, in falling, broke the
shaft to the truck. The country wagon was
Knocked into heap. The driver was
thrown out, but suffered only few contu-
siOns on the body.
The receipts of Leaf tobacco are very
light and sales got around before dinner.
Nearly all the stock offered is old tobacco,
no new coming to market but few
primings. All good tobacco still brings fair
prices; in fact. there seems to be no fall in
prices.
Mr.. John \. Hcrndon, Jr., who has been
very i'll at Stuart, has recovered sufficiently
10 be brought home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
LATEST FROM THE STRIKE.
state Board of Arbitration to Make an
investigation.

ALBANY, y. Y, Aug. 2s.-At the meeting
of the state Board OF Arbitration to-day,
the following motion was ordered served
upon Nice-Presideut Webb and Master
Workman Lee: Resolved, That in the Iudg-
ment Of this board il is best To inquire into
the cause or causes Of the controversy grow
inc out of differences between the New ork
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany ana certain Of its employees, VINO, on
and since the Sth inst. have gone on a strike,
and that such inquiry he commenced IN the
city Of New York on Tuesday next at 10
O'Clock \. NJ, at such place rs may here
after be designated. 1t Is requested that
the parties in the controversy be prepared
with their evidence, to enable the board TO
proceed promptly AT the time named. IT,
nesses for whose presence process may be
reuuired,s will be summoned by subpUna
upon presentation Of their names and resi-
dences to the secretary Of the board. Com
missioner Donovan will leave here TINS
afternoon for New York, and the others on
Monday. The reason for short delay is that
MIR, Lee will not he ready, and saturday
afternoon and Monday are holidays, so that
no GOOD would be gained by meeting before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
THE CANADIAN CHATAUQUA.
Future Belatiops- Between Canada and
the United States Discussed.

NIAGARA. ONT, Aug. 2S.-There was "A
large audience today in the amphitheatre
of the canadian Chatauqua" to hear Gold
win smith, Erastus Wiman. and Attorney
General LOngley, Of Nova scotia, who spoke
of the relations hereafter to exist between
the United states and Canada. Niman pre-
diets that tine enforcement OF the Mckinney
Till would affect Canada 10 a greater de-
cree than any other event that could posi-
Div occur short Of downright wal. He
illustrated this by the fact that the eX-
tremest form of eXactiOn by one country
on the products OF another, was
a duty OF three cents ON every
bead OF cabbage, five cents per dozen on
eggs. 81 per Ton on hay, twenty-five cents on
apples and potatoes. and all other things IN
proportion. The Canadians would expo
rience rude awakening 10y the sudden en-
forcement of the provisions of the new tar
id ON the products of the present harvest
and the result on the next general election
Of Parliament would be seen in the return
Of members favorable TO reciprocity.
Mr. Wiman said that careful inyestiga
tion for which he had unusual opportunity,
convinced him that business men, irres-
pectiye Of party, approved of Mr.. Blaine's
reciprocity i'm South America. feeling that
the situation Of trade in the United states,
was epitomized in the simple words
"they must sell more or make less.
six months ago 10000 impartial busl-
ness men who were pot politl-
clans would assert with confidence that
the next President would be Grover Cleye-
land. To-day, because the sentiment OF
reciprocity had peryaded the country Ike
the light Of morning, these 10000 men were
not so certain, while 10000 others equally
impartial and equally able to judge would
claim that Mr. Blaine was nearer the pres-
dency than ever before, did he desire II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29

The following resolutions were adopted
without "A dissenting voice:
"ResOlyed I. That the platform OF the
Democratic PARTY, adopted at lis National
Convention. held i'm the city Of st. LOUIS. in
lsSS is hereby approved and rcafrmcd as
setting forth the true principles under
which the country should be governed.
>. That the convention approves the
course Of the Hon. Paul G. Ldmunds as
their representative OF this district.
3. That the action of the Democratic
members in Congress during the present
term of that body in Offering an unbroken
front in opposition To the odious Force bill,
and i'm resisting the INSCRIPTIONS tyranny
Of the Republican majority under the lead
ership of Speaker Reed, Is especially ap-
proved.
4. That the adoption oftheForce bill should
DE resisted by all legal aud constitutional
methods as destructive of the rights and
liberties Of the people Of the whole country,
and calculated 20 retard the material pro-
grcss and natural development of the land
>. That the legislation tending 10 cramp
the energies or better the prosperity OF the
agricultural and mechanical class, or to in
iure the welfare Of the labOrer, is wrong
and should be condemned. and all legisla-
tion and governmental action tending TO the
advancement and protection of the interests
and rights of these important classes of our
feUow-citizens should be most earnestly
approved and supported by the Democratic
party
MIR. EDMUNDs' SPEECH.
Mr.. Edmunds' speech of acceptance was
"A severe arraignment of Speaker Reed, and
aroused deep indignation. some prominent
Republicans are Outspoken for Edmunds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
THE MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
Nearly All Plans In and Only Immsteriai
Changes A ked.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 2s.-rhe Constitu-
tional Convention held an hours session this
afternoon, and as only two i.nmaterial
changes in the Constitution were asked for.
the plans all seem in. The resolution OF
yesterday making all delegates Ineligible to
hold any office under the new Constitution
prior to 80 was tabled 10y vote OF II u
30. Mr. Henderson offered an ordi-
nonce declaring any railroad charter
forfeited whenever the company employed
an armed force 10 suppress strikes. The
chairman Of the Education Committee sub
mitted their report. The School fund TO be
distributed by the State is raised TO ssOO,OOO,
securing four months term for all chill
dren, and the various counties are given the
privilege Of extending the term to any
length desired. The roll tax Is raised from
81 10 81, and is made compulsory. The
Franchise Committee has not yet agreed on
plant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
YOUTHFUL MURDERER.
After Killing Five Men lie Dies of Con-
sumption.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Aug. 2s.-Henry
smith, aged twenty-four, died Of consump-
ton in Jail here yesterday. Though young
in years his list of crimes is large. When
but eighteen he murdered two women near
Rome, Ga, for six dollars. lie escaped ar
rest. A year later ne killed farmer al
Bridgeport, Ala, because he resented an
insult offered his daughter by smith. In
1881 he shot and killed negro near this
city. In lsSS he quarrelled with one JOhn
>peers, living near New Castle, this STATE
He went 10 speers' boarding-house, killed
him. and also shot the landlady and a
boarder named Colby. lie was sentenced
in the Colby case last fall, but the case wac
reversed by the Supreme Court on technical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
Guarding l,ehring Sea.

SAN Francisco, Call, Aug. 2s.-Advices
by the schooner Arago, which has arrived
here from the North. states that the revenue
cutter Rush was ut st. Pau's Island Aug
ust 18th. She is not making any seizures,
but is simply ordering the sealers out OF
Behring sea under threat Of seizure. In
every cate the sealers have left Behring sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
Full state Ticket Nominated and stir
ring Platform Adopted.

IDIANAPOLIs, ND, Aug. 2s.-rhe Demo
cratice state Convention was called to
order at lO:30 O'Clock this morning by
Chairman Jewett Of the State Central Com
mite. A permanent organization was
effected by the election of ex-G0yernor Isaac
p. GRAY as chairman. and John 4. Nelson
as secretary. 5. T.. Morse, editor d the In
dianapolis Sentinel, presented the report OF
the Committee on Resolutions. The platform
denounces the Rupublican administration
TOR iding and abetting the corrupt practi-
ces OF w w Dudley in the last national elec-
ton, by which the State OF Indiana was
stolen by the Republican party; denounces
the administration FOL ignoring the pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
Striker. Becoming Violent.

BUFFALO, \. Y, Aug. 2S.-The strikers
are becoming violent here. Trouble Is re-
ported in the Second Police precinct, which
covers the Central tracks from Michigan 10
Emsle streets. Several non-union switch
men have been stoned, and the railroad hos
pital and the palace ears at East Buffalo
contain several who are severely injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
AMERICAN PORK.
It's Prohibition by the Authorities OF
France.

PARIS, Aug. 2S.-The official correspond
ence on the prohibition Of American pork
is published. II seems that the American
minister, Mr. Whtelaw Reid, in complain
ing Of the prohibition Of pork, hinied that
the United states miget revive the 30 per
cent. duty on French picturs. The minis
ter declared that nodisease had been caused
in either England or Germany. and re-
quested the withdrawal Of the prohibition
as an act Of friendship, duty and nolicy.
La France advises the withdrawal ny the
government of the prohibition against pork.
The paper thinks that France would, 10y
pursuing such a course. avoid an economic
he war. cost of which would fall on her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
ACROSS THE SEA.
Tariff War Urged Against the United
States.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Iariii views in France
are somwhat mixed Just at present. While
the newspaper La France urges with
drawal Of the prohibition against American
pork. 50 as to avoid commercial war with
the United S,ates, the equally prominent
journal, La Liberte, which usually expresses
tree trade views, advocates "war tariff
against the United states in case the Nc
Kinev bill should pass. The most marked
centres of bitter feeling toward the United
states are Paris and Lyons.
The Chronicle. in leading article. ex-
presses the belief that at the general elect
ion Scotland will return delegation
pledged to demand Scottish home rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-29
william and Bismarck.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Berlin correspon,-
dent of the standard saws IL is reported
that influences, due TO the mediation OF a
friendly court, are at work, which point To
an approaching reconciliation between
Prince Bismarck and Emperor Wllliams