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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
The Republicans Grave Mi-take.
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BEAUTIFUL BRISTOL.


BEAU VlFU VI BkiS CL.
Resource and improvements Oh '"' 1901
der City.
,.o.:,l- ch,,,,..,..
biI9I"A' '''' ''' ''''''
NJ. DeIeW can say some NcI! lein'i""
filings when be- has mind Co.,. Abiding On
az. .....,,, ..o f.ld Of ~ro,, industrial ouf-
....,,... ,,,., LAM.
come, h' Itlhal Nt" 'A 81" '''"7''" ''''
since, that ihe question was one of 'puIrlN
,,,.ri..,n dow. ..nmont." iu Virginia This
f.. t,r,a. I'M southwest Virginia douh,y trle.
tt,-- ,.uufry- tle best climate iu iha
vorii "a condition of hs9lth--itin. ~lr-
ro,l,.,i,'-. on,iahlc everywhere. Hidden
v.n.ftIi m ifll-snl wOuntlinS. covered with
oyery variety Of ma.u.icent timber. Coal
and iron .iacpin i'm Great hulk-. knowing
rn oflar condition than tlnir oriciua.
q.i,s. ,r. some of tl. ma-Ge,s tmfao
i,a,-iru money hunters from 20 distance.
,,,,.,i,'.- ill., ..tins and .fiiclouin. fine uu. s.
al fb. il...i.,..o of Tie ola Dominion. and iu-
Win tno.e,yl. seek The priceless, boon oi
health. i1 come 90 Old Virginia and make
ncr fortune, Theirs. and their ioriuuD- her IS.
I'm doe Eastern portions of thc state aro
d.liebfml homes taat hal. become ploter-
Dial Vhov date back % the commence
mont of Settlements Du fhr shores OF tIN
Wv World and tblv have fne.r du.t.
monument .li ri.,i.. ancestral domaine fU
.t... -, ,..,.tt.-t ,t.tl fI.. t,nr,frlu- ..r.l
....,'.r tr. ,.rrl do. ,t0rl,-f,.. i.f-
tf,.-..... ...r...f.. f.i- .h9t.tl. Atlantic
.l. l.,.f ff... fYr.., ..,.i fr.r o.l,. and fU.
i.-.....',.r r.. ....f Southwest. li.i ln
n-iI,.....I iili.-. .... mysterious treasure.
T...,l.. at au r.. t..n. That age n.N
a.. t...- tID. QUO. Ut aIl others. rI.-. .a-
Nh. -tie-t -l.u for profitable uNc-fm nt.
Bristol at t.I. tmr is most Wumin mif
r..l ,.l,.o .. -..,fI basis. IL a.., uo. r...li4.
r..t .l.fItI.. t..rr.i "a iu nrettt f..tt.
s'...- ...r.,....aI. 81, .raU .ff. fflr
...r.fi.n o., f.f. 0r U- b.. mess Do.
I.f.f.s i.a to..Ie is. that ,.gil. our lau.
.,,.' T.. ri.i iu .......r. and irdl.lrl,u. iu
ar,.,eatiDn % terms. 10 D., only au acl.l.
bll.r. when brought into USE iu The effort 3d.
describe either il. one an Che other "a
fha-. fhin.-. (u-.cmontlr. when fuu
r.. fI. cYni..u fLl.i-a. .Nnu qI. llt.
,n. "a baonl nn h,.." foa Bristol man M
I..-,..t f'.i ~ ..I inclined I'D accent thi. =.
ID. ,.r,....r form Il, inod.-fly r.i..n-. ~,
Ill l,,,.t. ,.'i ia noom Onradtarl...
ar, a..lrfIii, themselves. ana .tfrlftiur doc
served ,ffarf-,r. Nrdouuf,.e. what rO,
.l.r.rarlK oan o. I.of0. We coui1 unf fr.
Vent bristol from h,.n.a great city 81 ~,
were tO tr,. and We. are perfectly willing lrl
things 40 nur-uo d natural course. W. dl
r0t need ARTIFICIAL .timuiani." This is th.
vay HE steady Going urople Of Obi, Gu4
plgc. talE. THE, know thai they have sY.i,
ioJ-rocL basis for Growth. I'll.
know that capital crlyitaies 10 uci
fields just as naturally ms water
seeks IT, level. and tine, are content o wait
They know that Eri-iol-Gio,.od~on " few lg"f'
aeo was -l'is iy 9e..I'o pace %, '.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

ID. ii"y ei i''e''''7
rs-rrpsT pRF- 8YTFIIAN CHURCH. |
49, - ,,r,co and llndisou streets.-Kcy |
+, - kerr nrstor. viii preach az llama and |
= n ,,'
,.-srco\p PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Dr Ingo will preach at liza. IN and D p 30. !
,,.,..,,,,t.--rpn cuu-pCrf corrc,
-. ~ w a. ,,',,,,,. ''rs,fe -Rey II f. k.rr
wlI preach at 4p.m. SUNDAY school at "lo
q. m.
1870, a. ,.rrt-,g.,
r. ~ lI,..'', ir',
pastor at Ham. and $ IN.
. .,,,.,....,
e. FOURTH list0b1 '.i'I-l- ~ ~. '' IT,
West Grace Si.'c.' i,of ,.. ,1..
sermon nj II %. m by nr. W. l,lcnaia .o,i,
No service al hl-h'. n"'i''', 'a'''0'' ''' ''''''
a. m
.,,.,..-.,. t,,,...t. ,..r,pt,
W. 'HtAl - - mr. A. 49,
hil'Dh' jaime. an - ~ ,5l,o,,.',,
SerN ices nl 20 .. "ii a., ,,i..i, ~.
SPIN. and Friday afternoon pmyer-meoi.n-
at p. in. ~uuQsy-scnnp. ai 5:jJ "a. H.
L1-A IL SAINTS 'lti i''I d. Aiini'lh
tween fmnhlir .tnd 'i.cr 7.i' -. h's ".
bowman. ieeloi. 'Ni, '' ~ "'i'i' ''"'
\ pm. SUNDAY s'h''i 900 1901 DO 'ii'
....----.--.r ,.,.,,.-..r, ,..i.
ElI~COfAL CilfCd. Laurel street, ont",-
SITE d.. lare. services 3D. ". moIhli4- Cd.
1913. 10 ihO ait moon 81. D. in' I.. d..
the Wt moon So lc. '.' iil li.., ID, OH
welcomed. smday-schooia 9.50a. m.
--,....-.., ...~ ,.,..,.
Io--I. jlh-.- i''l 80.
PAL GU hl ID. n.o'a .
nuns i.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

,,s armies fought so long and so desperate
". and in the sight of which so many oi ',T
noblest sops persisted for the cause oil '''e''
country.
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Conference of Charities.
fphlllydcphia Star1

The National Conference Of ChariliC- and
Correction is 10 be held in Baltimore, under
the auspicics of the Johns Hopkins Uniy,f-
sity, from the lith 20 the 2i-t Of May. 1884.
The occasion will be one Of great interest 90
all students OF social science and % all spe-
cialists aud practical workers in the field of
scientific charity. The SUBJECTS 10 Dee dis
cussed by competent authorities relate TO
prisons and prison discipline, reform
schools, immigration, charity 0rgau.za-
ton, hospital work and hospital manage
mcnt. training shoots for nurses. state
boards Of charities. childrcu's homes ana
care Of dependent children. care OF the i'm
sane. almshouse abuses and reforms, public
indoor and outdoor relief. etc, etc. Dele
gates will be present representing The char
liable institutions OF all parts OF the couu-
try. 4 London specialist in charitable work
has prolnised 10 attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

eion. with the goa on this side, nobodys
saving n word. Gladstone glee reigns SUI
nreme over all-pxcept-ah yes. The poor
iinhappv shorts, What of themg The us
mai prospect of having TO cover at
rising market makes the snort sour. sAn
and unapproachable. But he Is III hope
10 minority. SO the most fitting thing for
Mn, 40 do il TO turn down his collar and
nrcnaro manfnllv. as il were. 60 "get il IN
the neck i'm the interests Of the majority
and the agriculturist.
Let u Wave.
ATLANTA constitutional
The war ended nearly a generation AGO.
Tho i..lics Of the struggle are dead. The
Southern people are loyal 10 the union.
N hat objection can be made 90 their occa-
sioual tributes 20 a cause which they DclIeN-
cd 10 De right;
Down this way we have had our Conieder-
ote days. and without pausing for moment
t0 think Of uniricndly criticisms We nave
made the air ring with pixie while our
famous generals have received an ovation
from thousands Of cX-, oniedefaics, some 10
whom have displayed the conquered D"hll'.
These little demonstrations did not pIecipl-
tate revolution, and they never VIII WI
the contrary. the men ana women WIN I'aI-
ticipaiod in them felt more conientcd WIN
the situation. .,...
If the people Of Richmond feel like airing
fine confederate flag when they unNeh zee p
statute. let them do 10. They VIII not '"-
danger the union. and the stars ana sifii X
will still wave over us all.
lie sas Euled himself out.
Sew Orleans states.
MIR. Dana cannot hope 90 advise the Dem
ocr1cy OF the country. lie hy opposing the
1 Ion 81 the Democratic ticket OF 1851
/ and ISIS forfeited the confidence of the
party and to-day is REGARDED as deserier
/ and RENEGADE or. worse STILL spy in the
camn. and any suggestions that hc choos, >
/ 10 NIKE i'm regard 10 men or measures VIII
| be- frS,tcd with m concealed contempt. Ills
| desire to have Governor Hill elevated To lhe
presidency is due 20 the fact that his ef'a'
ambition is TO occupy seat near the Iiesi-
dental chair. am honor which Mr.. ClcNc-
land refused tO grant him. \ Democratic
| administration with Dana as ITS ADVISOR is
something that the Democrats OF the couu-
try DO not care % enjoy. consequent! th'
| editor of the sun may burst his su-pendtrS
irving 90 lift Hill nap to the Presidency, bul
! Mi, efforts will be as futile as they are ride
ul0us.
The Republicans Grave Mi-take.
Jacksonville 1imcs-Union.l
II the Quay party counts on captuine
any Congrc sioual districts in the south. u
will Dee badly di-appointcd. Its pres. i
badly aggressive policy VIII arouse ll'
whites OF the South 90 a sense OF common
lGau-tr and ihcy VIII vote as one man.
only in obedience To- the first law of nature
fn1' Of -rll-urt-n t3fiHr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

"pa.e hcsn = constant sufferer FOR
years won severe colds in heat ard
t1roai Tired most every Known
remedy. Ponds Es'ract relieved ne
wonderfully. ard has effected almost
rs'cal cure "-FREOERtc {.
ClNCK. New YORK Cfy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

90 strong fscommsndPond' s Esiraet
f8rlsmenes.. end Use u constantly -
MICHAEL DONOVAN. n. Y. Athletic
Cub
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
Wheat as an Acrobat.
lChicagO MALL

The lively gentlemen, who spend their
hours in gentle dalliance with the markets
on the board Of trade, seem 10 be having "a
rather exciting time Of ii AT present. Wheat
has e,inced the same acrObatic tendencies
which characterized IL once before, some
months ago when tina; staid and mcthodical
Old gentleman, Mr.. Hutchinson, gave il such
Il tussle aud came Out first best Oats, too,
seem 70 be breathing in the spirit Of gaiety
and recklcssncss. Both these necessary and
mercurial commodities Yesterday gave an
exhibition Of high-mmping and vault
ing which created the liveliest interest
on the board. Wheat accomplished
the very remarkable feat Of jumping
seven points without the assistance
OF artificial boosting. The merry brokers
are elatod and say that the benefit all
comes this way. that il is the conservative
foreigner who must have wheat and hadn't
sense enough 10 buy il "A few days ago ut
80. 80 far, 80 good. As long as wheats
activity il going 10 cause sprint race be-
tween the Dimble franc and the solid soyer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
CHURCH NOTICES.

as-FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Tu'etfth and BROAD streets. DIR. George
Cooper. misunderstanding at IL n. IN. by
Rev. W. -. Thomas, u. II.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
~ AMERICAN TOBACCO co.

sub. ciibers 10 the ten share r ghis' OF this
company cIn secure same by endorsing ctr-
tincate and depositing same and one hundred
dollars with us, on or before the &Slh OF May,
1880.
Those who wish 10 subscribe 10 she unpur-
chased balance Of the reserved preferred
eight per cent. stock can do SO by signing the
application for same al our Oflice. which VIII
entitle subscribers 10 such allotment aS may
DC made of said balance. The right 10 ten
share subscriptions Will expire on the 29th
OF Nav, and the allotment OF the balance UNI
purchased will be made To subscriptions fer
same made by that date. Any further IN
formation wanted can be had on application.
THOMAS BRANCH q co,
my l6-lm Bankers. lIUI Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

y
Bv virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court ol
Herrico county. entered ON the 9TH daF oi
Nav 1890. i'm the SUIT OF " NJ. Y. sheppard
oratnsf Crump and Others" we, rs special
commissioners, will proceed TO sell ut pupAc
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 22D, 1890. Ar5P.M
that farm lately occupied by lr. John II
sheppard. and on which Mrs. Y. a. sheppard
resided. no the time of her death,
situated about ten miles from ihc
CITY of Richmond. in the county of icniico,
on the Mountain Road, containing about
THREE HUNDRED ACRES. The l1r--r
norton of the l.nd is cleared and I'D -o1t
state of cultivation, ana the remainder ls .ll
wood This farm is well located, being ohlN
about one mite from Glen Allen, situated ON
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. There are improvements. consisting
.ofadWellinganG the usual outdoor buildings.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in sly
twelve ami eighteen 4nontns- nc4plinn-
notes. interest added and title retained unlil
the whole purchase money is paid. ana cJn-
veyance directed DR. the Court
j l.. ANDERSON,
W. -. CARDM ELL.
CONWAY II. SANS.
Special Commissioners.
I'm tho Circuit Court Of HenricO county
sheppard. plainuh. against Crulnp, deien-
dant:
J. ~. Leakc, clerk OF the said court. do
certify that The bond required OF Special
commissioners ". ID. t1rdWcll. j. J.. -Nnifi
son and conway q. sands, hy decree entered
Do the above entitled cause, oh 'hc fth Dut 'l
MAY. 1870, has been duly given.
Given under my hand This ION daN o.l y. "
1890. ". -. L-AhE' 'ieiN.
joins r. BR0ADnUs. Crler.
! myl1-lj l6.lI,2O.2l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
DOBERTSON HOTEL,
4. If. ROBERTSON, Proprietor,
BCRKyILLE. VA.

Now being rehtted and painted. Every
thing first-class. Under new management.
Table unsurpassed. The commercial mems
home. Satisfaction guaranteed.
my7l-lm
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SWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, W Va.

MONROE COUNTY, v. /
The most noted for ts excellent ana COM
fDrtable accommodations in the two Nigl-
MAS The hQtel buildings and cottages air
unc1ualed i'm their superior construction ana
elegance Altitude over 1000 leci. Il shuIl
ana beautiful drive from Railroad Sthlloh iii
snIandid four- horse coaches Terms reduced
to SIS per Week. 500 per Month. send Tor
pamphlets y. VI. OAAI " rii''
my i5-2no M"h'-ei'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
SUMMER RESORTS.

SHERWOOD.
y OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Much improved. Electric bells. Hot and
cold baths Terms $40 per week am ul-
wards. open all the year. GEOiNt
BOOKER. owner and Proprietor. ap2o-5m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

4 large number of business end residence
lots IN Buena Vista at lowest prices,
several farms adjoining Bufna Vista, srlia-
bic for trucking and laying OIL into lots for
sale.
number OF Mineral and Timber LANDS,
including iron. Manganese, sandstone, Lime.
stone and Fire clay.
Property suitable for Town SIZES on TWO
railroads. with splendid water-power.
our Vehicle viii meet an parties who give
us rotlce of arrival al the Buena Vista de-
pots.
References: Bank of IcNiI giOn; President
and ID reciors of the Buena ' .sta Company.
mnL--fNu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Pood's Extract has been used with
rsf.ed oeociitb by our inmates in many
cases cf bruises. and has always proved
yer, beneficial "-LlTTLE SISTERS
or THE POOR. New York CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

'Hs-VESA STREET CHURCH. corner
ofTwenty. firstaud nanle.-sunday school
AZ ESQ N. IN. preaching by The pastor, Rev.
n. NJ. PIT. nj ~ a. IN. and AT $50 y. IN. sun
day-fChooi at - %. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

ss-sECoND BAPTIST CHUCn, corner of
Main and sixth sttet hey, W. W. Ian
aud \ d. IN. by the pastor. strangers well
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

rs-CLAY-STgrTr BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner of CLAY and Graham streets, Rev. <.
&. rlooton, pastos.--W 0rship ~ j q. N. AMI
$ D. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

r.. GRACE sTTLEr TABFBNACLE.-
pastor. pr. ". ". Hatcher. sunday school
afOa. H.: SUNDAY preaching at l "a. ri. and
Sp.m. "Wednesday services at p, m: Fri
,lay service young mems az 8 =. IN. Free
seats and q welcome 20 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
BURNS

Had ny loft hand severely burned.
arl lost tho use Of 70 comp eie.y
Secured ei.ef by use Of Pond estact
intuo'ys hours.' Mrs 4. SHERMAN
L.-- ~ O..
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H5-FAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ucr OF twenty eighth and Il strcets-frea ~
ing sunday al 1 u. IN. ana 1870 ,. IN. 10y lht,
uaStor. Rev. Joel T. tucker. Sunday-school
Al g..}D a.. IN.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06

the measure, quotes statisticsio prove that
the Chinese are frequent viol stors of law
and not iuoffensive and law abiding, and
says the purpose of the bill IS 10 make
Chinese exclusion complete
Shuts Them Out Emit rely.
The committee bill exclude all Chinese
from landing in the United States, except
those persons duly accredited to the
United States as ministers plenipoten-
tiary, or other diplomatic representatives.
The visiting of Chinese immigrants,
whether for the purpose of transit only or
otherwise. is absolutely prohibited. 1t
directs that hereafter no sta e or United
States court shall admit Chinese to citi-
zenship, and repeats all laws conflicting
with the act Chinese now in the United
States and who may at any time hereafter
depart from the United States, as well as
all who are now in the United States, are
to be subject to all the prov isions, condi-
lions, prohibitions, and pen alties of the
nat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
AsBRevlATeo TeLEeaAms

1t is reported that the satinet manu-
facturers have organized u combine.
Fire in Henry's flour mill at st. Louis
Tuesday caused loss of 81, 600.
The merchant tailors of the country are
holding their fifth annual convention at
Boston.
At Dongola, Ills, Monday night a train
on the Illinois Central ran over and killed
Miss Lula Penrod.
There were half dozen Killings and in
Vulnerable serious rows in kentucky Mon
day during the election.
The Citizens National bank of Gates
vile, Tex, capital $4,000, has been au-
thorized to begin business
The census bureau at Washington City
announces the population OF Philadelphia,
at rough count, to be 1,04 t. S94
President Gompers, of the Federation
OF Labor, is urging the organization of
all railway employees into one body.
The British steamer Lord Raglan, which
sailed from San Francisco Feb 20, and has
not been heard of since, has been given up
for lost.
The new capital punishm ent law of New
ork makes it u misdemea nor for a paper
to publish details of an @ele ctrocide." The
law VIII
Fifteen deaths have occurred in the past
week at Preston, Ia, of disease resem-
bling cholera, most of the victims being
children. Seventy are nov sick.
During fight near Ovringsville, KY,
Monday, John McCarty got Ben Wells
down and was choking him, when Wells
son Alex stabbed McCarty fatally.
Fred Wilkie, Chicago cabinet maker,
Monday night shot his son Albert fatally.
and the latter then gave his father fatal
fracture of the skull with ,In iron bar.
Two Chicago brutes who constructed a
bit of barbed wire with which to break
a horse were fined in that city Tuesday
so and costs EACH the full extent of the
law.
Refreshing rains fell in III parts of Kan
sas Sunday night, but the corn is so far
gone that it is estimated that not more
than 20 per cent. of last years crop will be
raised
The duke of Portland b as won 500 900
this season on the race course. By an
agreement with his wife before marriage
all this money goes to charitable pur-
poses, SO 1t is said.
j. ii. Clausen, of the Boston Athletic
association, Tuesday broke the amateur
record for hop step-and- jump, covering "A
feet inches, 81 inches better than NAL
colin w. Ford made in 1885,
A lady was observed a. the corner of
Washington and Dearborn streets. Chi
cago, Tuesday afternoon with her clothes
on fire, and when an Officer proceeded to
put her out" the back of her dress was
IN flames. She was not njured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
SENT SWIFTLY.
The First Electr0cutiOn an Appar
ent Success.
VIM KEMMLER's DEATH AT AUBURN
The Experiment This Morning or
New York's New Mode of IDflfctIDg
the Death Penalty 70 Criminals
Dsath In Thirty two Seconds.

AUBURN, N. Y. August with a
sharp shock, painless so far as the world
will ever know, the soul of William
Kemmler was separated from the body al
$40 this morning. After the first shock
there was a brief revival of muscular
action. but death proved instantaneous
upon the first application of the electric
current The execution occupied thirty>
two seconds, the circuit being opened
and closed several times; meanwhile
Kemmler died without finch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Some wears 400 we we're uarp u

Some years ago we we're very much
subject to severe spells of cholera morbus
and now when we feel any of the symp>
toms that usually proceed that ai;ment,
such as sickness at the stomach, disr-
rhea, ETC.. we become scary. We have
found Chamberlsin's Remedy the very
thing to straighten one out in such cases.
and always keep it about. It is some.
what similar to the usual cholera cures.
but seems to contain ingredients that rem
der 1t more pleasant to take. and that do
their work more quickly. Sheriff Dever.
eux tells US that he is subject to cholera
morbus. and recently felt spell coming
on. when he obtained bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy and two doses made him ali
right. We are not writing this for a pay
testimonial. but to let our readers know
what 10 . good thing to keep in the
honse.-Troy. (Kan.) Chief.
For sale by Hsrtz & Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
THE ST. PAUL RECOUNT.
Practical Admission by the Citizens Com
mittee of Its Necessity.

Practical Admission by the O. tixens' Com :
mittee of Its Necessity.
WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. 6-The citi-
zens' committee of ST. Paul presented to
Secretary Noble yesterday the results of
their examination of the evidence upon
which the recent order was based, direct
ing recount of the populati of the
city. Their report proved that the insur-
ance map which was used by the census
office to establish in part the defective
ness of the census returns, was entirely
unreliable. The committee, however, ad-
mitted that in nine of the districts the
returns were SO defective IS TO warrant
either an entire recount of those districts
or else careful verification of the sched-
ules. They approved recount of the en-
tire city. Superintendent Porter, who
WAS present, said that an examination
was now in progress of the returns of
thirty-four districts, including the nine
referred TO by the committee, and he
thought that his action il issuing the
order was justified by the evidence in
hand
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
nitten by Tarantula.

OMAHA, Aug. 6.-Robert Brown, news
boy who runs between Omaha and Sydney
on the Union Pacific railway, was bitten
by tarantnla that v..s hidden in a bunch
OF bananas he was handling. Young
Brown paid little attention to the bite at
FIRST, not knowing the nature of it, bnt
his arm became SO swollen as to burst his
shirt sleeve and he suffered great agony.
A physician on the train took him In
charge, bringing him to Omaha for treat
ment. He may recover.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Can Not Shut on Swinburnc.

LONDON, Aug 6.-In the house of COM
mons last night, O'Brien, member for
North Monaghan. asked whether the gov
eminent intended to prosecute the poet
Swinburne for writing a poem which was
published in The Fortnightly Review, in
citing the murder of the car O'Brien
was proceeding to read the poem, when
the speaker called him to order, saying
that parliament could not control the
poems of Swinburne. The speakers re-
marks caused great laughter