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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1890

the Good Sher herd. in Blandford, preached
his farewell sermon last night before very
large congregation. Mr.. Jones has accepteu
q call to Waieryile, Ga.
Mr.. Bertha Coates died very suddenly ~
bis home. in this city. yesterday morning
He had been sick for some days, Dut hhu re-
covered sufficiently to attend TO his duties
Mr.. Coates was native 0i tneslerileiu
county. but had been resident OF feter-'
burg since 1851. He was first employed by
Mr.. Charles Lumsden, prominent
jeweler Of this city, then with Mr: >.
I. Young. in the same business, IRON
1865 tin 1888 Except the four years OF the
war;. being IN business for himself from
ISS3 10 1850. Since that time he has been
with Mr. :. :. Elliott. furniture dealer OF
this city.
Mr.. !. +. Morris. a prominent undertaken
Of this city. died very suddenly about l:W
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. He had been
called 10 prepare the body Of Mr.. Coates for
burial. and while thus engaged he eXclalm-
ed "Oh" and fell 10 the floor, and IN ten
minutes was q corpse. Death is supposed
20 have been caused from heart disease. Mr..
Morris was native Of Charles City county.
and about sixty years of age. lie had
been cncagagcd in the undertaker's
business in Petersburg for Torr .tban p
quarter Of a century. lie came here IRON
Richmond. Mr.. Morris had been married
three times. He was past grand dictator Of
the Grand Lodge knights Of Honor Of Viz
ginia. past grand regent Royal Arcanum
Of Virginia, past grand AppomattoN Lodge
No IS, /. 90. l.. past chief patriarch Of
Glazier Encampment No. 7, !. .. ..
f., and also n member Of AppomattoN
Commandery No. 6, Knights Templar, Pc
tcrsburg Union Royal Arch, Chapter No. !.
Petersburg Lodge No II. \. +. and \. NJ.
Tribe Of Red Men.fA. i. Hill
Camp. Confederate Veterans, and the Pc
tersburg Mechanics Benevolent Associa-
ton. II is understood that Mr.. Morris had
an insurance on bis life for about $4,000.
Mr.. ". +. Butcher, Tor many wears mer-
chant tailor Of this city, died yesterday
morning aiiera painful illness.
The cast-b0und passenger train on the
Norfolk aud Western Railroad, due here
about 1880 O'Clock J.. NJ, was two hour.
late this afternoon. The delay Was caused
bv the train running into "A freight train near
Concord station. The engineer. Alr. Simpson.
bad his skull fractured, and the fireman was
also injured. The passengers Of the train
were badly shaken up, but none Of them
were injured. A cab0Osc-car Of the freight
train was wrecked.
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Close OF the Female College. and Of the
High school.


High school.
MAgWN..NA.. June 9. special. Last
week, the commencement exercises OF Mar
ION Female COLLEGE. og which Rev. j. J..
>cherer Is president. and Marion High
school. of which Judge ID. {. Miller is prin-
cipal. were held. The baCcalaureate sermOn
before the graduating class Of the former
was preached last sunday morning in the
VI. r.. church by Dr +. W. Conrad, Of the
Lutheran church. al Philadelphia, and
that before the latter on the same
dav. at q O'Clock, In the Presbyterian
Church. hy Rev. j. B. Stevenson, Of Abing-
don. Both discCurscs were learned and
able, and were greatly enjoyed by the large
CONGREGATIONS present. on Monday, at H.
O'Clock. the CLASSES il, defamation and ora
tory Of tho High school had their contests
I'm the courthouse, and on Monday night, at
the chapel of the Female College, rare en-
tartainment was given by the little girls in
tine primary depa; tnent, under the manage
ment az Mrs. ~allie Helms. On Tuesday
az the courthouse, the speeches OF the grad
uating class (high schO0l were delivered,
after which cam9 the address before the .
school Ay lion. }. Early Moore, now Of Pu-
laski City.
The oratorical medal was won by
j. l., bDllenon, Nmlthc county
boy. aud was awarded by Rev. Frank
McFaden. pastor OF the Presbyterian
Chnrch here The medal for dacla-
nation in first class was won ~ Master G.
81. Giii-9ie. and was awarded by \. NJ.
Dickensop. ,,sq., aud IN the second class by
T.. &. ,.Oolsby. and WAS awarded by Mayor
A.G. Pendlet0n. The medal sor highest
grade was won by ID. =. Cole. and awarded
In his usual happy and llowery style by
Cantln i. T.. ,hchiel. The exercises
closed with the presentation OF diplomas 10
the graduates, and another prosperous year
f0r Marion high school ended.
On Tuesday night. at Female College
chapel, May Queen npereiia" was beauti-
fully rendered ly the Paliadean Literary
society un Wednesday the essays Of the
graduating class were read; certificates OF
graduation conferred upon Misses Lula and
Emma Wall. OF Rlacksburg, and Matte
Lincoln, OF Marion. The medal for best i'm.
promptu essay was won by Miss May
scherer, Marion, and the art medeal was
carried away by Niles Ella Richardson,
Valley View, Smythe county, With the
bGnediction cl,sed another prosperous year
for Marion Female College and another
short season of entertainment greatly en-
loved by ali present.
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- GENFnAl,s fUNERAL.


Laid in the Grave.
Iodvof General Il. Lindsay Walker
.l. IeaccrIly at hls old home in Flu
...... county. reached Richmond in charge
fN..n.. ANA relatives boy special IRAN
-..I.. afternoon 40 3D.. a. o'clock. The iun-
.r.f f.rtt Was met by veterans nom Lee
..f Pickett Camps. aud ihe H0wiIer Ass'-
citation. and fhc remains were taken 20 ibe
......I p..-htferiuu Church. where me
.ta...,l ~tIc.- were held ai 6:i3 O'Clock
.. f0.fr. ...cco oi % large CONGREGATION.
T.rte crave There was military escort,
l'fnrD-.I of Companies y ana 1 OF the
rir-f regiment. iieut,nani "ioh'l \. J..
tq.ulr- commanding; ocltch@ith' o'
Richmond uuwiiIers. captain 9o"h A.
.t.trNfrc.n commanding; mcmnrfs Of iNc
.,.f ~tf.r rate.-. Colonel 4. ". Archer
..,.,,,n,arding. members oi the old Pc2ram
l.,ff.l.ou. Purcell Battery, a.. The cortese
,,,.n headed by the First Regiment drum
9f.. ;,te-apnt took place IA Hollywood,
"a th. lnwitzcrs aud the inidntfr nfed
..ahiics over the grave.
Tie psll-bearers were; tHonofarN Mf
Ay.E. Quafics, Mr. T.. ". iicsrell, General
f.hn n. Cooke. Major J.. 4. -. Myers. DIR
m AZ Pnham. Goucral Joseph X. Ander
.oD. SIR. Lewis Benson. Dr. IL. Vi. Pulliain
pr. I..aIs Wheat Colonel John B. Purcell
SIR W 81. Foster. Active Prom Pcgran
B.ftaiion Association: g.. = furncy dough
q 4. Cbesicy. Charles j. Young. Tboma-
,,.rne. N. +. Rider y. :. Redtord. u. :
Gates. Il. f.. 1otty. Valentine Rrown. >. Z,
aool.by. Major ". NJ. Exams, adJutant
General ON fhe brigade stan, represented
tbe brigade. and Major Thomas 4. Brsndei
anYnared as chief marshal, win captain
&. j. llawcs as aide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
ROANOKE.
New BAPTIST Church 10 be Built-Ninton
Making Progress.

ROANOKE, June o.. Special. The
American Bridge Company have ordered
sg0.O0j worth Of new machinery, and have
received a large lathe for use at the works.
An extensive addition is being made 20 the
foundry. and arrangements completed for
the construction Of an additional building
75NlOO feet i'm dimensions. The company
also have a force Of hands at work on the
foundations Of a lj0-ton furnace for Mr.
George r. Mills. at Pulaski.
The iiaptists have contracted for the cree
tiun oi new church. 10 cost Slj.VO0. II
viii Doe built 10y the Roanoke Building and
Construction Company. and tue work be-
mm without delay. The present building j.
wholly inadequate to the accommodation
of the large and rapidly growing cOngrega-
ton.
The engineering corps Of tine Virginia
ana North Carolina Construction Company
have commenced work a few miles from
town. and viii a. once survey the route for
the proposed Roanoke and southern Rail-
road into the city. The corps coming in this
direction from Martinsliile j. making very
satisfactory progress. and the outlook for
thp location Ot the entire line al an early
day S. highly encouraging.
During a thunderstorm Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Mathency, who was standing at
"a window at her home ON salem avenue.
was shocked by lightning, knocked down
fight %. steps, and rendered UNCONSCIOUS
Df some time. RestOratiNes were applied,
AL H.. g.. r,,,,. loip., ,rDll
No. q II. D.rr. ". =. Noomaw and
A-p. N4al Of this. city. have lust returned
nom Caricrs,illc. Ga. where they organ
lied the tartCrsTiiie Land and Manuiactur-
ing COMPANY. of which General John L.
Gordon WAS made president. The capital
.tork was miuimiIed at S5O0.Gn. with
ma aviinnm of s2O0O.0O and <5O0.OOOis being
rvnoudod in the development Of the l.s00
.,...s. ,r land owned bv tho coWuluv. II f.
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RALEIGH.
state Democratic Executive Committee
Interest In the Meeting To-Day.

state Democratic Executive committee
Interest In the Meeting To-Day.
RALEIGH, \. c., June Especial. l-Ali
interest is absorbed here just now in the
meeting OF the State Democratic Executive
Committee. which will be held here to-m0r-
row at noon. Several members of the com.
mittee arrived here to-day. II is understood
that there will be a lively contest over the
election OF state chairman to succeed Judge
Spier Whitaker. who resigned on being ap-
pointed to the superior Court bench. Ex-
Governor Jarvis, T.. &. Smith, Esq, and
Colonel Henry skinner are candidates tor
the position.
The committee will also decide upon the
time and place for holding the next state
Democratic Convention.
1t has been decided 10 have brilliant
fourth Of July celebratlon in this city. The
Board Of Aldermen has made appropriation
for the purpose. and fund is being raised
by private subscriptions. There will be
pyrotechnic display, aal distinguished
speakers will be invited.
More commissions issued tO census emu
merators have been recalled from respecta-
BILE white men and issued 10 negroes. this
time at oxford, y. &. Capt. W. A. Bobbitt.
one of the most prominent Democrats Of
that place, has just received letter nom
the census superintendent, requesting him
10 return his commission. Several others
have received similar letters. and negroes
have been appointed in their places.
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DANvlLLE.
The Railroad Deal-seven More Consicts-
Moore Boom schemes.

DANvILLE. IA, June Especial. r.
II is now definitely known that the Rich
mond and Danyille has purchased major
ity ol the bonds Of tue pagyille ard kew
River Road. and will ask Judge Bond to ai-
point a new receiver for the road suitable 20
ihem. This will practically give the Rich
mond and Danyile possession % the road.
I'm the Hastings Court to-day Judge Aiken
sentenced seven prisoners 20 the penIIen.
ilary. four c0lored and three white. ohe o'
the coiored prisoners was n woman, SEN
fenced 10 one year for felonious cutting.
The memorial exercises at Arbor thhr'h,
in Halifax county yesterday. in honor q
the late &. T.'SWherln, Werr largely nt.
tended. and were Nerv Interesting. iiind
was started for the erection OF monument
10 the memory Of this tireless church
worker.
The new church building, known as sun
nysde Chapel, mission enterprise OF
Mount Vernon NJ. T.. Church, situated two
miles south Of Danyille, was dedicated yes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
A RUNAWAY HORSE
Dashes into - Horss-csr, with Fatal
Result.

FALL RIVER, Mass. June 9.--An open
horse-car on the Main street, containing
twenty passengers, was dashed into by u
runaway horse with grocery wagon this
forenoon. The horse went right through
the center OF the car. landing ON the oppo-
side, tearing away the iron braces, two oak
supports and the seat attached. Jennie
Burke and George II. Paceoud, who occu-
Piled the seat, and Mrs. Rice, ON
the seat behind, were thrown ffom the
car, Miss Burke being hurled twenty
feet. When picked up she was thought to
be dead. but revived later, and was found tn
be badly hurt internally. Paceoud, who
occupied the end OF the seat nearest where
the horse entered, l. very severely injured.
but Mrs. Rice seems 90 have escaped with
but slight bruises. No other passenger MAS
hurt. The horse will probably die from tho
escapade.
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MARION.
wheat Crop Light In That section-Ma-
sons Ileci Onicers.

MARION, VA June o. special. Tie
weather has been exceptionally line for the
past two weeks. and the need OF rain is be-
ginning now TO be felt. The wheat crop
will be- very light in this section. Corn and
grass are looking finely.
". \. Carpenter. Esq. Of Saltyille. Va.
president Of the Automatic Danger signal
Company. Of this city. was here Yesterday.
looking after the interest, of the company .
Al a stated con,ocation Of Marion Royal
Arch Chapter. so. 30. on The Gth inst, the
following officers were elected Ton the ensu-
ing year: Charles W. Gillispe. high priest;
John W. Richardson, king; j. B. Rhea,
scribe: T.. I. Atkins, treasurer; d. {. Nil
Ter. secretary.
The Women's Missionary Society Of the
HOlsiOn Conference will convene here ON the
18th instant. and will probably be i'm ses-
sion several days.
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PRICE TWO CENTS,
lottie Campbell, Ethel Curry, Mabel
Vaughan.
MEDALS.


For Improvement In Piano Music-Mlsses
Lula Pope. Virginia. Mary Hart. Virginia.
For Improvement In Vocal Nusic-Nisses
ROsalie Hammer. Virginia. Sallie Scruggs. Ill
inois
For Progress in OIL Paiuting-Miss Lula ID.
Slaughter. Kentucky.
For Progtess in Pastel Painting Miss
Meyla Gardner. North Carolina.
For Daily Class-standing in French
School-Niiss Mary Hart, Virginia.
For Proficiency In Latin-Miss Salile iar-
ris, virginia.
Scholtrshlptn Senior Classes-Miss Emma
" iDfrce. Nirginit.
Honorable mention IS made Of Misses SAL
lie Harris, Marian kyland. Matte Iindal and
Anna Eell Scearce. all Of whom approx
mated by q small fraction the grade II
scholarship medaiist.
sOIREE MUSICALE.
The s0irce musicale Of the institute will
take place tonight in the Institute Hal.
TRUSTEES MEETING.
4 meeting OF the Board of Trustees Of the
Richmond Female Institute was held yes
terday. Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Frost, of the Leigh
Street Baptist Church. and Mr.. \. W.
Bowc. were elected members of the Board.
Plans for the enlargement Of the city pat
'rOnane OF the Institute Were adopted:
Resolutions OF sympathy for Miss salley b..
Hammer, the principal Of the institute, who
Is confined 10 her room on account of Illness
were adopted.
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Washington and Lee.

LEXINGTON. Va. June a.--lspecial. r.
Following Is the programme Of the COM
meneement exercises at Washington and
Lee University: sunday. June 18th. u A.
NJ M.-Baccalaureate sermon, Rev. :. A.
Goodwin, -. ID. . II. M.-Address before
the Young Meas Christian Association.
Rev. II. Melville jackson, ID. ID.
Monday, June lbth-6. p, M.--Annual re-
gatta. . Z. M.-tinai celebration Of the
Literary Societies.
Tuesday, June iTth-Alumni pay--i0 A,
M.-Annnal meeting of the Board OF Trus-
tees. ) Z. M.--Anpual meeting OF the
Alumni Association. 3P. M.-'Annual ad'
dress before the Alumni, Rev. George W
Finley, d. ID. Alumni banquet.
Wednesday. June isth--ll A. M.--Com-
mcacement exescisesi delivery Of diplomas,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
LOWER CALIFORNIA CONSPIRACY
Mexico to Demand the PunisI,,nent of tho
Kingleaders.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.--senOr Torres,
governor Of Lower California, in an inter-
view yesterday at Ensenada, says lie has
been in constant cipher communication
with the Mexican government since the iil-
clustering disclosures were made, aud
has sent full report, substantiailng all
that has been published. The Mexican
government, ne says, has decided 10 demand
that the United states punish Frederick
Hall, Edward Hill. Sanford Worden. Au-
gust Merrill, Walter q saith and others,
Tor th6ir part ia the conspiracy. Torres
will soon send his government proofs that
an English corporation was undoubtedly
guilty OF complicity.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Seven Persons and Fifteen Race Horses
Killed.

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-At about | % O'Clock
this morning, train No. %, engine 3ss, COL
lidcd, 0ne-half mile west OF Wanenton,
with tram being run as second section of
No. ): one of the trains had eight Palace
stock ears loaded with race horses en route
iron Latonia TO Kansas City. The accident
was caused by an error IN train orders.
The second section OF train No. , had orders
to run two hours and five minutes late. and
the order delivered 10 No. - by the operator
at Montgomery read two hours and iiisy min-
utes late. Seven men in charge Of the race
horses were killed and several others were
injured Engineer Shiyelle had a rih
broken; Fireman Lee Parsons had collar
bone broken; Fireman Brown was seriously
injured about his legs; Brakeman Norton
was slightly injured. No other trainmeH
were injured. Engine No. 3il and two
palace horse ears Of the second section
Of train No. !, and engine No. 3Ss and
sixteen cars Of train No. - were badly
wrecked Fifteen race horses were killed.
The company's surgeons M Montgomery
and WarrentOn went 10 tho scene Of the
accident. The company expect TO have tho
track cleared by Il. VI. The names 0f the
killed cannot he learned ~ yet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
BASE BALL.
Yesterdays Report from the Various
Games Played

National Iehgue.-At Philadelphia: New
Yorks, Il Philadelphias, 6. AT Brooklyn;
Bostons, 3; Brooklyns, :. At Cincinnati:
Clncinnatis, =; Pittsbprgs, ,. At Chicago:
Ch.cago-Cleyeland game postponed on ac-
count rain.
Players League.-At Philadelphia: Phil
adelphias, II; New Yorks, ,. At Brook
Ign: Brooklyns, 4; Bostons, .. Az Buffalo:
Rufialos, 4; Cleyelands, II. At Pittsburg;
Pittsburgs, o; Chicagos, 0.
American AssOcati0n.-At Brooklyn:
BrOOklyns, -; syracuse. !. Al Rochester:
ROchesters, .; Athletics, 3. At Louisville:
Columbus game postponed; wet grounds.
At IT. Louis. Toledo game postponed; I;
wet grounds.
Atlantic Association.--At New Haven !:
New Hayens, - Worcesters, 3. At Balti-
more Baliimores, 10; Washngtons, q. AZ
Newark Newarks, X; Wilmingtons, q.
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LYNCRBURG.

Jumped from Ills augine-A Little Boy
Seriously Injured bY a Fall.
LYNcHBURG. VA. june 9.-.,pecial. -
A rear-end collision occurred on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad. near Concord
depot. this morning, no material damage
was done to tina trains. and no one was
hurt but the engineer. Henry Simpson, VINO
jumped from his engine, aud sustained "a
bad fracture Of Che skull.
About . o'clock this afternoon. % Little SON
of Dr. j. ". Dnlari f-i. oycra rock wall, on
Church street. and WAS seriously injured
about the head At thc time. pr. Dlllard
was attending the injuries oi tae uniorlu-
nate engineer, WHO had been brought from
Concord.
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VOL. IN.---NUMBER 1856.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

or cast of Virginia ana North Carolina
fair. stationery temperature. CNccp, warmer
ON me coast
Mr. ". ones was run over by an c'ec-
trlc caf sunday. and his leg was broScn. .--
IrN. sam Jones meetings began 0t the
Franklin stree. Tabernacle. --licv George
c..r.r ccl,huttoI the nnh anniversary of
dis ua>to,ate of mc First Baptist Church ---
Nrsumcnf vas continued In he Bette
1nomns LOWS casc iu She Cnanccry Couri
hapiain Moses ID Hose preached 10 the
iisf Regiment sunday. MIR. Charles n.
ChGllsv. of Manchester. jumped into James
river uoar City Point. ami 10 is believed was
d-.vuod --Oicy Battery Association Will
hav. its annual reunion to-day --f hc prc>-
cat roarl of Aldermen hold us last regular
session - Gcncal E Lindsay Walker was
nuIcl-Ihc Baptist sunday school Asso-
cation hcii its monthly meeting.
commencement exercises were held by the
l..nmouI Female Institute. Emory and
Rom. college. Marion Female College. ana
Marion lI Do school. The clos. ag exercises
.l Washington aud lee University viii be-
ueu.>t sunday
VIRGINIA..
i... ulrf-tsvIl build "a new $4,000 church
.. r....l..- ..-Ns~ Mary Nathcuoy, Of
..,l.,a. u.~ shocked hy ilhining.-l thirty
..,. .rrltr.- afc in c2urse of erection at
\..-... -l. Cripple creek railroad is
l..i.. ...lnI.d .rom lsannoe 10 oSpcedwcl.
oi..fer0nl nln tno vicinity of Marion
..... ....t IHe University of Virginia
...... rf. sNut out the Johns Hop
l... r..t,r, SHY 90, th rlottosVillc.-i -irg-
f.. I. l.. ...
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PETERSBURG.
\. NJ. {. 4. Anniversary--ud beath
of Mr. Bertha Coates.

PETERSBURG, A., june D. Peci"i'l
large audience filled II. PauPs EpiscOal
church lastui ght, the occasion being tie cell
ebration Of the 18th anniversary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Of Petersburg.
The annual address was made by RI. Rev.
\. u. Randolph. Among the other ministers,
who took part in the services. were: Rev. j.
". RosebrQ, Rev. i. &. Bledsoe, Rev. X. X.
Acree. Rev. G. }. Gibson Rev. :, Is. VIM,
Rev. q. &. Nandcrslice, Rev. {. X. Haihes,
Rev. ". A. :. Conrad, Rev. X. +. Wilson, Rev.
Il. A. GOODWIN. Rev. Thomas Spencer, Rev.
j. II. Wright. Rev, :. l.. Hugh and Rev.
Porter liardia. The report 81 The general
secretary. Mr.. Hugh Cousins, showed the
association 20 be in II prosperous condition.
Rev. J., Z. Jones, rector of the Church Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

sunday afternoon, while Major {. X.
..,inter WAS driving double drag contain
.ns himself another gentleman ana Two IA
dlo.. ou west Franklin street, the horses be-
came frightened. Inc 3 a1'n"s y, ,se cc,,op ~ orSs ~
dashed down the street, ana ~ 'ne coiiicr .,
r...g..,1,o s,roct the drag was overturned
..od ti,e OCCUPANTS thrown out. NO one, tor-
fIna,ely. was seriously hurt, but both ladies'
were badly bruised. The runaway caused
uoat excitement for some iijpe, - 49,.
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eMoog-JUMPER KILLED.
Dan wilcox MAtes Fatal Leap Ints the
Ohio River.

CINCINNATI. ONO, June s.-Dan Wilcox
lost his life yesterday by jumping IRON the
Newport Railroad bridge into the river be-
low, a distance u ninety feet. wiiSox had
been drinking. lie Was ~ brave fellow.
thirty-dve years Of age. and had bcea
awarded q medal BY the United states Gov
ernment for saving one hundred and eiRh(y
lives during the great nQod Of lSsa.
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The Emperor and the Italian Crown

PorsDAN, June 0.--On his arrival here
this morning in the course Ofhis Continental
tour. the Crown Prince Of Italy Mas re-
eeiyed AT the station by Emperor William,
who cordially embraced the Prince on his
aliglling nom tue tram. S---.
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certificates, prizes. &c. 1890 =. Md
dress before the Literary Societies, Rev. J.
j. Laflerty, ID. l.. i0P. M.-Final ball.


RALEIGH, y. c., June 9.-l special. -
Large delegations passed through here to-
day, en- route to Wake Forest college.
where the commencement 10 In progress.
Special trans will be run from this city 10
Wake Forest all during the week.
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terday afternoon with appropriate cere-
monies.
Several large boom schemes are on the
iapis here, and to-day several blocks Of
stock in the electric street-car lines changed
hands. whith is said to Ice preliminary
step towards extending the lines to aid in
q real estate boom in the west end Of the
city.