The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

Nj. Joseph Urcn died yesterday MIR. !.
Z Thomas entered upon his duties as High
school principal.--Sir Walter Raleigh
Lodge. Sons OF ST George met.-The Rich
mond Cedar Works Company propose to
bring action to escape the payment of regis
trailon Zee upon it's scharter.--Ihe First Reg
imcnt will celebrate It's nineteenth adniver-
sary Mouday.
VIRGINIA.
1hc Lexington Presbytery is In session at
Baigowator -- Miss tstelle Holbrook and
Nt. vi liam l.. Easley were married We'd
ucs1uy in Wythcville.-Site has been Sc
rricd for a lew WOODEN and knitting mill
ut Wythcville.-Th synagogue OF the lead
ing Hebrew congregation Of Norfolk was
baliy damaged by nre yesterday The
Stuc Council Virginia, Jr O. L. a, NJ. meets
in Portsmouth next Monday. Chair
man Ei'ysou has been requested to get Hon.
John " Daniel and Hon. William L. Wilson
of West Virginia, TO address the Democrats
of the Second district.-Six thousand eight
hundred and twCuty-six bales Of cotton were
received I'm Norfolk Thursday.-A house TO
house canvass is to be conducted in AleXan-
audfia.-Mr. X Wexford Bell, who died in
panync Thursday, will be buried in Lynch
burg to-dny.-1hc residence Of Mr William
Black. in Campbelicounty, has been burned.
James Adkins, a lagnan on the Norfolk
ard Western railroad, was run over and
killed yesterday I'm Norfolk. Petition is to
be presented to Governor Mckinney for the
pardon Of Isaac Ellis, a convict. "A witness
ina evil case in Norfolk created some ex-
cItcmcnt by calling Judge Heath liar.-
nc Famyilie Fair opened Thursday with a
good attendance sltho Igh rain was pouring
ln torrents. The exhibits in all departments
arc good. d.--The Fourth district Republicans
uaye decided 10 make no nomination for
Congress this fall.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A very destructive cyclone passed through
the northern part of Kobeson county Thurs
day.
NEW YORK.
The semi-centenial anniversary Of the
ordination Of Bishop l.oughlin as a priest was
celebrated last night in Brooklyn is
thought that Or. David Gregg will accept
the pastoratc Of the Lafayette Avenue Pres
hyterian church, brooklyn. at salary of
$4,000 year.-JOhn Most is going To
le.vc New York-New York Democrats are
much disappointed that harmony has not
f,e.n restored tc The DcmocI%tic ranks
Joseph Mctsch. "a German, complains bitterly
ofhis treatment by the contractors Of IA rail
road in West Virginia. A gale OF wind I'm
ue upper New York bay yesterday was the
.gl-, tna. has been experienced for yeais.
GENERAL.
Private O'Nem. l.. :. A., died In Atlanta
from Ihe eject Of a mad dogs bite.-While
I'd woman vas washing dishes in Columbia,
S.C. her throat was suuGeny and mystic
riou.ly cut from ear 10 cars. +. H. Vol
ccl,4ug. town marshal Of Falmouth. KY,
WIS brutality assassinated while entering his
house Thursday night. 90 Thomas H. Duffy
.noi AuiiDo scohidi. one Of the alleged muir
.lereis in the lIcnnessy assassination IN New
orleans. and mortally wounded him.
wAsHINGToN.
Miss Cara Barton denies that the Red
Cross Association has any connection with
nuv church. creed. sect OF religion save the
broadest humanity -The President Will
not call AN ezra session of the fifty-hrsi
Congress. but viii probably have 10 call the
yfitv-sccond together before its regular time
ofneetng.--At the coming Congressional
elections Will be the first held for twenty-five
years without the administration issuing IN.
struclions regulating United States mar
shal,
FOREIGN
E.rr baumgarten. "a delegate to the Social
ISL congress. fen dead IN the midst Of an i'm
pl.s. ,ncd haranguc ycsterdcy.--Whent the
DI,or, e Count sits next week in London Gp-
,ricaiiOu will %. made for an early hearing
.l tn.. case OF shea vs.. O'Shea.with Charles
H. parncli as orcspondent.-lhe Halle so.
c.llist Congress has adopted the new party
or.nnization as outlined by Herr LieO-
tn.i.ai.-Mr. BalfOur made an address at
Newcastle defending the Governments
Irish palicv.-A public meeting was held in
D. ..f.f Yesterday 10 consider the tunnel
...eiue between Ireland and scotland
Ur Peters denies that he is an Anglo
.I.Dc.-Itis is feared that the Russian Cen
.rI Non WerGer Will lose his leg.--Ihe
I.l nealth Of the Prince OF Wales and family
I. .-.p.iur much concern In Great Britain. .--
i.-r, ti~l. ls leading the life Ola typical coun-
ftv .,nflcmun-- officers of the Balti-
uuf. were royalty entertained In sweden
,rl lcumaik--Ihe memoirs OF Jenny
I..,uf are soon a. be published. Lieuten int
M.lri1. of the French army, who fought
ta1 ouels and was charged with desertlon'
l.> h,,u ucQuiued.--Pres,dent hynard. OF
I.. !r.ucl Chamber OF Commerce thinks
CT. United states will reap the inevitable
consequences Of their shOrt-sighted tarin
policy
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
,nout 6P 81 yesterday fire was discovered
.- rnt pumlng room Of Inc Tennessee stare
..rs,.u. and before rhe engines could reach
irr -.eup the fire wss beyond control LOSS
.-ulOUo. folly covered.
Information is received Of the ASSIGNMENT
OF .hc Peters Lumber Company at Aida, Ia ..
near IitWfDn. 10 Is said ihe failure was
c.u.Di uv rc collapse OF +. q. Peters, inc
uml,f milIonaire. Of Mauistee. Mich.
a ,.c. Wion in honor Of the Count Of Paris
49,, .Ircu Gcay evening Dy ALEXANDER
10 Webb. a residence In New YORK
So. T. scott. the millionaire coal operator.
lls ,oluntanly given miners IN the Nielnlty
Utputsburg an advance in wages Of TWO Genus
lrr Ton.
THE OHIO MIDDLE.
H,publlcans Decide To AntagoniHe thS
Democrats At all Points.