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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-02
KILLED by A PASSENGER TRAIN.
Three Children Rnn Over on the Erie
Railway Bridge.

-
Three Children Rnn Over on the Erie
Railway bridge.
p,nrDso,, NJ r I,,,y o -A horr;b,s
~. -.
slaughter OCCURRED On ene Erie faii"ay
bridge over the Passiac river at U
O'Clock this evening. Five children, re.
.,r,;nn fr,r, a ll.cL harry in.
80 $500. 5000 ~ 1900 ~.
to bergen county, started 10 cross the
bridge on their way to River street. where
all resided in a large tenement. When
na.rlv .oross tho bridge which 10 WIEN
'0"'iJ N' ."f'
out rail or 1901 pain, thechlldren saw the
train approaching on the west bound
track. Thew STONED upon the east bound
tracL IN escane Int failed To MOTTO. the
fast ssen er train which lust then, with
whistles screaming, came rushing toward
them. Escape was impossible unless
they jumped into the river fifty
feet below. The children were par
alyzed with fear and crouched together
directly before the approaching tram.
Inc engineer saw mem 9ut aareu no.
apply the Drahes 100 suuuen,y as .na
Goulse in'sn. na'7 son' 'ne ani
siaousn 'l ppo,nse. ~ w. a" :
noIneht. Isopie 'n 1ne p"nAs " .1e
.aser s.ou'en .vsne In .lii .he;n ~; 20. oe
.mseu 'A1 'ia ua tsa LIE ,nao
usoloss' nn IN ,,nsan. VIC AIa.y ae
tn ny s.sach .ne gloap alaiie anaS
srt'a mu..su sn..n upun .n. .,"o =. tha
~ suslno.l "ae"''oS'
apPs.iing s,snti 1o..;on..u,
arod "a. MALTA Warrap aroI IN md
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-02

Just the thing for this country
Blake's Liver Pills-Driver, agent.
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THE BEST PLACE TO INVEST.

during 1890 will be in NORTH GREAT FALLS 81 rea.on Of
the MILLIONS to be EXPENDED in that vicinity in improve
lnents during the year
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-02

A license to wed was issued Yesterday
to Jesse H. Russell and Miss Rose G..
Van Epps all of Great Falls. This is a
surprise to many of Jesse's friends who
will Join IN CONGRATULATIONS,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-02

The BOSTON & MONTANA COMPANY have selected
NORTH GREAT FALLS 81 AS the site Of their IMMENSE FAC
TORIES, which will furnish constant employment to thousands
of workmen whose CASH WAGES will circulate every month in
NORTH GREAT FALLS and vicinity. u
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-02
ANtlMMENsE DAM BEING BUILT.

4 An Immense Dam is now being constructed across the
Missouri River above Black Eagle Falls at NORTH GREIT
FALLS at acost Of g Halt Million Dollars, and will furnish power
Tor Hundreds Of Mills Other improvements will rapidlY foloyw
which vii create demand for more mill frontage and the Coulter,
Kalnnowsand CROOKED falls yill,be utilized, all Of which are With
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
IRISH COERCION.
Debate Besumed i'm the House or Com
mons

Debate Resumed i'm the House OF Com
mons
LONDON. Feb. 1S.-Mr. II. Caflpbell Ban
herman resumed the debate on the address
In the House Of Commons this evening. The
governments he said, had Wilfully resorted
10 coercion. hen sticif a course had proved
10 be- worse than usual. There could be no
paclii cation of Ireland, while the masses
were alenated from the government, and
their confidence in the administration of
Justice was destroyed. Mr. Balfour
defending tho policy OF the minis
try. said that " brutal attacks had
been made upon his Governments precisely
the same as Mr. O'Brien in the Press had
made upon Earl Spencer and Mr.. Irevel-
yam. Dir. O'Brien protested against Mr..
BaliOur's imputati0n OF "brutal attacks
upon him. whereupOn Mr. Bali0ur withdrew
the epithet "brutal,r but quoted an article
i'm Mr. O'Brien's paper denouncing Earl
spencer severely such Wild phrases as
those employed by Mr. OBrien were current
coin with the Parnellite now. The govern
ment aimed % free The Irish from the bond
age Of unscrupulOus conspiracy TO suppress
intimidation, and 10 give 10 the people the
common rights enjoyed hy individuals IN
every civilized country. His opponents,
Mr.. nalfOur said, bad admitted that Ire
land was now peaceful and prosperous. lie
trusted that the House and the country
would continue tO support the policy which
had SO greatly benefited Ireland.
A division was taken on Mr.. Parnell-
amendment % the address asking the re-
peal Of the Coercion act, with the result
that the amendment was rejected by vote
If 9u- tO 2 lN.
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REgDSvllJE Ms.
fresh uay in febvsarY-fishine- Build
ing-Otlcr Natter.


RRIDsyILrE. n. g.. Feb. Is. special. F.
on ~t. Valentines Day farmer had a
load of vreen has ON the street. N was
fresh ana hishrant. and had evidently just
been cut the day before. The like was never
known before at this season. The weather
continues so fine that mnilsis and 'horN
heads Navp begun iO rum. several hshlhe
parties hayin. caught as high ~ hall
bushel in gin nets .u q day or night
II is said that the Weekly Review VII in
Apul yet out widc-awahe eight column
daily. in addition to their nowry weekly.
There nil ~ eoodly amount ~ build
inc In our little city thh, spring; several
handsome dwellings are already under con-
tract. The MethOdi-is 800 erect haud-
some new church. The bricks iOr which have
been contracted for. Tho Primitive Ban
lists will ai-D build new church. and Go"
rre-hyfefians. .EpisC0paliaas and Missionary
Bauiists will make imprui emenf on their
buildings. besides several store buildings,
under process of construction.
Niii. pecking The stone 40 alkef. a, MOI
cav. Miller Maxwell was struck ln the eve
hv "A small piece Of steel which few from his
chisel. 10 entered near ,he sight and broke
AZ il struck the ball. Part Of the steel has
been extracted and Mr. Maxwell IS a. work.
but irc substance In the eye may destroy rs
usefulness,
Joe Neal. Who WAS 80 badly cui In Dan
willie cotton mctory nhoit "a month ago, has
recovered sufficiently 20 Waih about, thv. rs
he is looking very pale. lie j. at his
fathers in this place. His case IS "A re-
markable one. as it IL one of the few where
recovery occurred after being eat ~ the
bowels. Meals infostinos were cut ID TWO
or three places hf his assailants knife.
Mr. sam Shields l8 10 town talking
licorice- tO the tobacco manV facturcrs.
The Roidsyile Cotton Nili has addei
machine shop. They have Il man t1efe
that can make anything that aip body else
f.u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
AMounTeBANK PREACHER
sfates violent Attac;. on the Late II. W.
Grady.

BOsrON. Feb. ls.--ln his lecture yesler-
dav. the Rev. Joe Cook made AN attack up
ON the dead editor. Henry ". Grady. lie
said II think Boston ought not to cnser
treason. Sir. Grady was man ~ genius,
and he is now in his grave. but his pnnci-
plcs are NOT in their graves. aud Therefore
lake the occasion a. Say that since routh-
ern senator threatened tO call ihe roll Oi his
slaves on Bunker llill nothing has been
said much more atrOciously insulting u,
Northern sentiment than me aihfnauon on
the southern orator before his Boston audi
once that even III the nation were t0 put
forth ms whole military power. the
south would ". trample on The newest
paragraphs oi the constitution. That Is
calling the roll Of slaves on the height oi the
political constitution itscii, ana me slaves
are those who cheer such political senu-
mentS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
BIDS REJECTED.
ha,.,,5l n. Leagues.

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-lhe preparations
are almost complete for the National Re
publican League Convention, which meets
I'm Nashville Tenn. ON March 4ih. next.
About one fhOusand delegates will attend.
The deiogaies will 20 10 Chattanooga ON
March 9Th. o. I0il % political mass meeting
there. Other cities ili li'e fouth may
bee similarly visited Among ihe
prominent speakers who will attend are
Congressmag Mckinley, Burrows. 6ros-
yenor, Mason. Evans. .cne and Taylor
also senators Eyarts. ingalls,. >pOOne.. r-n-
cral Stewart l.. WOOdfOrd. Of New YORK.
General GOh. Of West Virginia; Hon. john
Il. lynch, OF Mississippi. and Ex-Governor
Bullock. of'hofe'a ill be among the 'eter-
ans. 10 is believed ihat ha'irc'f " pepeN
and ex-senator Thomas G.. Piatt WI a'90
attend the convention. President Harrison
has sent "a letter tO Hon. John NJ. Ihurston,
president OF the league, in which he
says "ruch organizations are whole
some ahi lerlrable, not only from party.
but from a public .lahdrDiht. They inter-
est the young men in pu.iie affairs
and compact and organize the interest eX-
cited into controlling political forces. The
party 10 which YOU belong hos mover .iiter-
ed by an intelligent discussion OF is history
or rs principles, and ! am sure your or
ganizati0n Hill c1htiuue % furnish
courageous and we'll appointed clam
DiOns wherever the lists Of debate are
opened. doubt not that you will De cor
daily received by the people OF Nashville,
and beg tO express the hope that your meet
ing may D6 iOth -uces-sful and pleasant.
Very truly yours, Benjamin Idifis0n"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
I NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
A FINE UNION DEPOT TO BE
BUILT AZ RALEIGH.

Change Tn the Piedmont AIRLINE Ee"is -
rsase of the Peace Institute - state
Iicfnse Tax on Fertilizers To lie
Fought.
RArEfou. Y. G.. February lS.-'~pccial.l
4 Joint committee on The part % the Raleigh
and Castor and the hich@ond and Dan'ille
and North Carolina Railroads met here io-
day and decided 10 begin work tomorrow
'cn Ralelgh's new union depot \ force o;
hands was employed to 20 20 work NJ once.
The Aflgnile Coast Line nlcd an appllca-
tion 10 share IN the building Of the depot. as
/, expects 10 build a branch read into
Raleigh 7, ar early date. The new depot
will cost S,5,oVu,
Dr.Wnliam GcorgeThomas, a well known
citizen Of Wilmington disd az ms h"mo
this evening.
N.J.took. joint agent OF the Associated
Railroads or Virginia and the taOlna, AZ
this place. was married to-day az Iinein-
natl 10 Miss Branch of that city.
II is probable illet a change VIII % made
shortly in the route - the Piedmont AR
Line which will place cNiord 0n the main
line. Nr-k ~ % begin ar once on a fat-
road from kef.Nille % farmNille tn connect
M the latter place aiih the road from Cor
dons,ule on the Virginia Midland. The
route through oxford would iheu De- shorter
from Washington to the South than the
present one rio Dlnsiilo.
Prof James pinwiddie. of virginia. who
Is to boz The new Principal of the Peace iu-
stitute. met the trustees last nient and
closed AN arrangements. iie took charge a
the lease now held by Mr.. burWcN, present
Principal. and leased the Institution icr
hliecn years.
Col. ;. ". illnsdalc. who has been em-
nloyed M attorney to test the constitution
alify of the State license tax on fertilizers.
-s vi this morning thai she law would GER
tainly - tested. and ihai the ease would he
presented rd conducted 10 that q nnal de-
cision should be arrived at by next October,
or thprnahOut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
Pennsylvania ELECTIONS.
Philadelphia Goes Republican-iiesultS
In other Parts Of the state.

In other Parts Of the state.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. ls.-Reyburn
fRepl for Congress in the Fourth District
bas from o. 900 10 10000 majority. Republic
can city ticket elected by about 2J,OOO
majority.
LocKuAvEN. Pa, Feb. ls George =.
shaeiier (Dem.) was to-day elected City
Treasurer by ljj majority.
CHAMBERsBCRG, Pa, February lS.-
Frederick Henninger lRepubllcan) was %
day elected burgess. The entire Council is
Republican.
BfILFONrR. PA. February ls.-Ihe mu-
nicipal election to-day resulted in the cleo
lion OF Reber (DpmOcraD for mayor by l2O
minority. The Democratic candidate for
oyerseer OF the poor was elected also. The
rest Of the officials elected are Republicans.
GETTYSBURG. PA. February ls.-Major
Henry :. Benner. Democrat, was elected
burgess by lsI majority.
LANCASTER. PA, February ls.-Robert
Clark Democratic. was to-day elected
MAYOR by 2ls majority. The Republicans
retain control Of both branches Of the city
RyAprNG. Pa. Feb. iS.-Thomas +. Mer-
ritt (dem.j WAS to-day elected Mayor by
about $50 majority. The Democrats elect
also the CITY Treasurer, all three assessors,
and will control the council IN Doth
branches.
WILLIAMSBURG PA. Feb. ls.-F. ii. hel-
Ter frepJ was elected Mayor to-day, ana
Controller George (dem.) was reelected.
PrrrsBrRG. PA, Feb. ls.-lhe result OF
the municipal elections in Pittsburg and
AlleQhany City held to-day, are as aceu-
rately AS can be estimated at this hOur'
1mid-nighr as follows: Pittsburg, II. /.
(,ourley. Republican for Mayor majority
about II .OO0: Republicans gain five mem
bers in the city council. Alleghany City,
james Geoymsn. Republican for Mayor,
majority about 1000
CHESTER, PA. Feb. ls.-Fourteen OF the
precincts of Chester give Coalss (i*puD
ilcan) j93 majority for mayor. The hepup
licans elect thirteen Of the sixteen common
and seven of the eight select councllmen
the c1tv treasurer. and controller.
YORK. PA. Feb. I'D. X. Noell tDemo
craft was to-day reelected mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
A Negroes Trial Continued-Bits of Per-
sonaI GossIp.

sOnal Gossip.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. 1S-. Special -
AT York County Court yesterday the case
Of Washington Field tcOlOrcd). charged
with malicious cutting another negro ON the
night OF the last election, was continued
until next term lie is being defended bN
Messrs. Henley a Peachy, two of the ablest
attorneys at our bar.
Mr.. ID. 5. Jones, of Lee Hall. was i'm town
yesterday. This gentleman is one of our
most energetic business men. He has one
Of the largest and most thoroughly equipped
saw-mills In eastern Virginia, and supplies
large quantities Of lumber 90 NeWpOrts
News and elsewhere. lie is also con-
structng at this little place an extensive
planing-mill and sash and blind factory
Air. B. ID. Peachy will be married on next
Thursday evening az BrutOn Parish Church
10 Miss Mary Garnett Lane youngest
daughter of Mr.. l.. w. Lane one of our
leading merchants. and late treasurer of our
county and city.
NJ. r. Burke, deputy sheriil0four county.
who has been confined % home for several
weeks with "a severe case Of pneumonia. is
up. and was out on the streets yesterday.
Assistant Postmaster \. !. Adams is very
i'm at his home with rheumatism. lie has
now been absent from his post for over
week.
Tazewel Reddick who was indicted last
court for bigamy, was arrested a short time
amer the court adjourned, and lodged in
Jail. lie was, on saturday, granted bail by
Judge farthing, who came on here for that
special purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

ALBANY, y. y. February ls.-'rhe SEN
ate and Assembly held brief sessions this
evening. but TOOK no action on the Worlds
Fair question, az the compromise amend
ments 10 the bill have not yet been drawn
up by the New York committee.
The Post says. editOrially. that If the
Words Fair bill j. passed as drawn up, gIy-
ing the commission power 10 condemn
real estate. the matter will be taken to the
courts. and the legislation will probably
last until after 1892. IL says eminent coun-
sci have already been engaged by certain
property holders for this purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

mated by Fountaine Beattie's big barn.
and it was with difficulty that the
creamery and residence We're saved The
gram, hay. fodder farming ma.
chlnery and implements aud WAGONS
ioeo'her with four horses, forty cowe. some
pis- and fine fowls were an burned. Cap
iain beattio was absent in the country on
revenue business. being assistant commits
sloner oi This district. lie is quite AN un-
assuming, valuable citizen. hence every
heiehDof has since dawn been securing the
country :or Crus0, who up 10 nine O'Clock
tonight, has not been oycrhauled.
Colonel Miller, Lecturer Dution SECRETARY
iawkshursf. ,Airs Pyle and Mrs. Bailev.
gWccfs o' TIE Grand Lodge Of GOOD Temp
lars. are here to-day.
owing 10 the recent legislative enact
menis regarding charters. the South Invest
ment Company. IN which ev-Govesno' Gee
Governor 'ampbo'l s0An II. .nman. Sona-
TOR Brice a0d Others are interested, is s.,d
np Tor ihe present. ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

Pinner and T.. =. Holland. Tsu. Grand
Chancellor n. y. Chase. Of Norfolk. Past
Grand Chanceil0r Beverly 2. Grimm. Of
i1ichmond, and Pas, Chancellor John II
Nlefandef, Of iecsb1rg. responded ON be-.
nali OF the Grand Lodge. The attendance
IS iull one and the session promises 10
De Of interest 30 the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

LONDON, Feb. is.-A strike for increased
wages has been begun by seven hundred
miners az Aberdlre. " ales.
LONDON. Feb. Is. The court has refused
10 attach the New York Herald OF Mr.. 1. i.
O'Connor's paper. the star, Tor commenting
on Mr.. O'shea's pending action for divorce,
in which he makes Mr.. Parnell co-Fcspor-
dent. A nne 0f SlOo, however, has been inl-
posed upon the Dublin freeman's Journal.
and IL Is mucled for the costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
Mr. strInefellou.s Moetinr.

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. IS. Special D.
A two weeks series Of eyFngelistic meet.
ing 40 the Washington and Lee University
ana the irginia Military Institute was h.
gun tonight by the Rev. Frank strrQfoll0w.
tne Episcopal evangelist. lie is the guest
vl General scott >hipp. superintendent of
the Virginia Military Institute,
heavy s'offn Oi Sheet lightning Is plav-
3D. ana brilliantly Illuminating the north
ern skies here tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
DANVlLLE DOTS.


DANvMLE. VA, Feb. IS Special. F.
The organization Of the Danyille
savings Bank, Loan and Improve
ment Company is now fixed fact.
one hundred and thirty thousand
dollars worth Of stock has been subscribed
for. and the promoters are now sure of
raising the full amount of S50O,OOO. This
stock is being taken Boy the business men
ard capitalists of Danyille, and so far mo-
outside subscriptions have been solicited.
North Danvile is agitating the subject of
water works.
The warehouses are again crowded with
leaf tobacco. and to-day double sales
blocked when but little more than half
way around. Prices continue nigh.
". T.. Mitchell, white man. being crazy
drunk. created no little excitement on
upper Main street this afternoon by firing q
pistol pr0miscuously, while the street was
crowded with pedestrians. lie was jailed
by an officer after be had badly scared
several women and children.
Commencing tomorrow Lenten services
will be held in the Episcopal church daily
during this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. le.-lspecliai;; +
The whipping Of Bin Cruso, thle'ins
negro, in the Anandale neighDorho1n, ~ ~
instance OF persons who had suneieu ''.'t,' ,io,.
bis depredatiOns much TOO long h"s al ,''u, ~,
be~n mentioned in these columns. Last
sunday Cniso told several c0lorcd people
he would get even by burning certain barns
Early this morning Annandale was ililiiil-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
GAINESVILLE CHIPS.
Colored Man Accidentally Drowned
Railroad Connections.

GAINESVILLE, Va, Feb. ls.- Special. F..
4 case Of accidental drowning occurred
here Yesterday at - O'Clock. A colored
man named Bow Reed about twenty-five
wears old, was on the river in boat fishing.
By some means be fell into the water. and
after swimming some distance toward the
shore. he suddenly sank, and before help
could reach him was drowned. Though
parties have been diligently searching, ihe
body has not been recovered.
La grippe is giving our people much
trouble. Only one case has, however thus
far proved fatal Miss Lucy, daughter OF
Mr.. n. +. Humphreys, Of our town, died
after a few days illness.
The Atlantic and Danyille Railroad is
now running regular trains both ways
daily from Danyille % Norfolk. This gives
daily communication North. south, last
a branch from the main line 10 the Buffalo
Iithia Springs, which they propose 10 nave
finished by the middle of April next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
AN UNKNOWN ASSASSIN
Fatally Wounds Lady at Prayer
Meeting

LEBANON, IND. Feb. Is. - During a
prayer meeting last night at Edward Ran
dalls, i've miles south of this city. about s
O'Clock, just as they were singing the clos
ing hymn, an unknown ASSASSIN shot
through the window. Mrs. Randall
screamed that she was shot. During the
excitement that followed the assassin made
his escape. The ball, thirtY-two calibrc,
went through the stove pipe, striking Mrs.
Randall IN the corner Of the eve. She il
alive but fatally inisred. No motive is
known yet for the crime. as the family is
one Of the most respectable and prominent
ia the county,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
Captain o'shea.. Divorce Case.

LONDON, February is.-Captain O'sbea
has nled a supplementary petition In bis
suit against his wife for divorce. extending
the period Of her adultcrous relations with
Mr. Parnel. In consequence 0f Ibis the
time within which answers may BE- nlcd
has also been extended. Dir. W0nincr,
Captain O'~hea's solicitor. expresses doubt
that the trial will take place before autumn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

DOVER, y. H., Feb. lS-ln the Sawtelle
inquest al Berwick to-day an east kOches-
ter store keeper testified that on the day Of
the murder, Isaac Sawtelle drove up 70 ms
store and bought lamp. The man in the
carriage with >awteile had a smooth face,
Hiram Sawtelle wore whiskers. This raises
the question az 70 who lsacc's companion
was. The inquest continues tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

RoANoRr. Va. Feb. is -ibe freeholders
o' the city today voted an additional sub
s.ciiptnon of SlWQQ 20 the capital stock Of
Hoanobe ana Southern hai.load. ana au-
ihN ilcu an appropriation Of $4,000 for
overhead bridges and S20,OOO for a public
hospital builllne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
Death OF Bavard rayIor.s Mother

kENNtif SQUARE, Pa, Feb. lS.-Mrs.
kehecca " Taylor, mother OF the late dis.
nhsulshed author and traveller, Rayard
Taylor, died here to-day In her ninetielh
year. alicr brief Illness. Mrs. TAYLOR had
grown quite feeble physically, but she en-
Joyed the society Of her many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
OAKOTA pEsTlTUTlON.
Farmers in the New state Begging for
Supplies.

Iarmers In the New State BeEging Tor
Supplies.
MINNEArOLIs. Feb. ls.-The Journals
Pierre, south Dakota. special SAYS the House
has passed a joint resolution admitting
that destitution exists in many parts OF the
State. ami that the farmers must be fur
nished with seed wheat by public aud private
subscriptions. The resolution declares that
under the state Constitution state and
county are p0werless 10 render aid, and
that an assistance must come from outside
sources. The whole matter is placed In the
hands Of Governor Mellette. who will APP
peal % the East for aid. This action OF The
House s regarded as a complete endorse
ment Of Governor Mellctte's "begging er-
randi IL will doubtless pass the senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19
PROTECTION STILL PROTECTING.
Fifteen Hundred MEssachusetts Leather
Workmen Locked Out.

WOBURN. MASS. Feb. lS.-1he members
Of the Manufacturers Association held a
meeting last night and voted % close all the
leather factories in the Association to-mor-
row night. and 20 keep them closed until the
dozen OF striking blOckers at Briggs A
CobDs return TO work. This action means
a lock out OF about fifteen hundred men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

SYRACUSE, y. v, Feb.-William Cowie,
Republican, was today elected Mayor Dy
- majority over William y. hirA' Demo
crat, the present incumbent. About lg"
votes We're cast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-19

IONDOS, Feb. 49, In a collision With tie
Rotterdam steamer Brien0 the steamship
Coral Queen. from Gotlenlurg, has been
sunk Oh the river Lees. sixicyu persons
rom the Coral Queen are reported ~ paSs
lpg been dEowntd,