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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

DAYTON, O., Dec %. Valentino Win
tors, an ex-banker Of this city, and we'll
known in financial circles throughout
tho country, died suddenly at his home.
this city, Saturday night His pro-
longed absence In the bath room alarmed
a member OF the family. who, on enter
ing the room, discovered the dead body
OF tho banker lying In the bath tub
Physicians were hastily summoned, but
life had been extinct for some time,
death being due 70 heart disease.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
r,r.v u,m.o,fin Front ,faTrLn.

Wichita, Kan. Dec. 22 Thomas
Plummer, a farmer twenty-six years OF
age, suicided Sunday by throwing him
self in front OF passenger trair on the
Midland route. Plummer jumped on
tho track about 100 feet ahead OF the
train, raised his head and stood facing
the train with determined look. The
engineer whistled, put on tho air brake
and reversed his engine, but Plummer
was rolled under and torn TO pieces
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

sgDALIA, Mo, Dec 22.-John O. Tur-
linrton, the murderer OF Sheriff Gran
mer, OF Cooper County, made his escape
for the second time from the Bonneville
iail at midnight Saturday by saving
through the bars OF his cell and climb
ing TO the roof. Ho took Sheriff HON
breck's horse and rode to 0tterville,
thirteen miles distant, where he was
captured Sunday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

CINCINNATI. Doc % Two safes were
burglarized Friday night In the Denni-
son Hotel block. They belonged respect
iyoly 70 P. 4. Collier, book publisher,
and M. G. Buxbaum, shoe dealer. The
safes we're broken open by means OF
dynamite. The total loss is about S6,.
600 In cash and bonds
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

HERSASDo, Miss. Dec. %. = Some
time ago II. r Foster, an attorney OF
this place, killed C. r. Brice. another
attorney, because Of difficulty ovor
Fosters wife. After investigating the
case the grand jury has declined to re-
turn an indictment against Foster, on the
ground that he ''acted the part OF SEN
sible and sane man, who vindicated the
law and acted in accordance with the
sentiments OF every honorable, brave,
true and yirtuous man."
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rlye Ysar. for Murdsrou. Assault.

NEWCASTLE, Ind. Dec. 22.-Lincoln
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grandparents about a week ago near
this city, was on Saturday sentenced TO
hve years Imprisonment In the Jefor-
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

HrGGIysvILLE, NO., Dec. 22.-John
Gamble. prominent citizen living one
mile north OF here, was called out OF his
house Friday night and shot to death.
A stranger knocked at the door and In
ouirod for Mr.. Gamble. The victim
went 10 the door and the assassin made
some inquiries Of him. Gamble stepped
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a revolver and fred twice. Gamble fell
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
cI.rlcnl y,llaIn., punl.hment.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. %. Tho jury in
tho case OF James Campbell, the Meth
odist preacher tried for seducing and
procuring an abortion on Ida Huntsman,
brought in verdict Saturday OF guilty,
fined him $50 and giving him three years
in the ponitentiary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
Relsa,ed for want Of Prosecution.

CHICAGO, Dec. e2.-'fhe case Of q @.
stoddard, who was arrested several days
ago in this city. charged with embez-
ziing 81, 300, 900 worth OF bonds OF the
Kansas City. Arkansas Il New Orleans
railroad, was called Saturday before
Justice Prindiville. Nobody appeared
70 prosecute and stoddard was dis
charged. fNi
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24
F.,h.r and Three chIIdr.a Crsmatsd

LONDON, Dec GA small tonemont
Ia the Strand was destroyed by fire last
night and father and his three chill
dren perishod in the flames. Many OF
the other occupants narrowly escaped >
similar fato.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-24

New York, Dec. %. The roundhouse
and three locomotives belonging TO tho
Long Island railroad at Whitestone, L.
l., were entirely destroyed by fire SAT-
urday. The loss Is about s25, 900.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lRepurted for tho Dispatch.l

OCTOBER 81, 1890.
Loose tobacco sales to-day, GLIB
pounds Highest price, 1918; lowest,
25c.
Auction offerings on Change 13 pack
ages and 3 taken in. Highest, sll.75
lowest, 25c. average, 1925,
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, Sl,O12.50; tobacco, IS, l05.Ss ;
special tax, s73. 46-total. s6,19l.SA.
Loose sales showed good filler selec-
ton without any fine tobacco, with seve-
raj lots Of colored folks primings, some
hardly bringing costs and charges. An
other colored man from Hanover nearly
got 1Oc a pound-the highest price
paid. Both Shockoe and Crenshaw
warehouses arc now running loose sales,
and the planters viii perhaps welcome
the competition.
Considerable sunburned and sandy to-
bacco is noticeable in breaks. Sweet
ripe red filters are in very good supply,
but no good shipping has been offered
TO test the market. Lunenburg and
other dark tobacco counties are sending
bright fue-cured samples for our market
quotations. Such planters can conf
IDENTIFY ship hero tor big prices on
briChtS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

Tribute of Respect.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Iife-lnsurance Company of Virginia
held on the 29th ultimo, which is the first
meeting of that body since the death Of
Major RnwARD b. SMITH. the following
preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God
10 remove from our midst Major IL. Is.
Smith, Consulting Actuary of this COM
pany: be il :,
Resoiped, That while bowling in humble
submission TO the decree of Providence,
we do so with sincere and profound grief
for the loss Of one whose capacity and high
ch aracter as an officer and man have been
felt and acknowledged not only by those
whose good fortune it was to be associated
with him, but wherever he was known,
and whose whole life of devotion to duty
and good works will be ever held in warm
remem brance.
Resolrod, That we tender TO the family OF
our deceased friend and associate our SIN
cere appreciation of the irreparable loss
which they have sustained.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spreed upon the record of the company, O
COPY be forwarded 20 the widow of our de-
ceased friend, and that they be published
in the daily papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
THE ExlLEs IN SIBERIA
FURTHER CONFEDERATION Of the Atrocities
20 which They Are Subjected.

Further Confederation Of the Atrocities
90 which They Are Subjected.
10y Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dispa,ch.l
LoYDoN, Enc, October 3l.-A young
Russian named Kelchowsky, who sue
cceded in making his escape from ST.
IBERIA after having served fourteen years
there. has arrived in this city. He was
arrested in Vienna when only eighteen
years Of ace on suspicion OF having IN
his possession revolutionary documents
and being concerned in a conspiracy
against the Government His escape
from Siberia was attended with many
hardships and perils.
NJ. Kelcbowsky is unwilling as yet TO
rubbish the account Of his life In exile
and bis escape, for fear that by doing so
he will endanPer his comrades left IN
Sibena. lie states that the exiles there
are greatly encouraged 10y the express
tions Of sympathy with them IN Their
fate 10y the American people and claims
that the Russian Government - much
disturbed thereby.
The Omcfal Messenger, Of St. Peters
burg. recently announced that the ru-
mors current in Russia that the Amerl-
cans and others were severely criticising
the Russian prison management were
simply connections Of the Nihiljsts.
NJ. Kelchowsky also brings news that
two exilcs, named Peshekheroo and Ma
karenko, recently arrested at Ousour,
have been condemned 10 solitary con-
fnoment pending an official investiga-
ton for having IN their possession clip
pings from American newspapers upon
the subject of the feeling aroused abroad
by tho alleged maltreatment Of political
prisoners in Siberia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
DEATIIS.

MATTHEW'S. at the residence. of
her father, No. 63J Church street, Friday
morningat o'clock, BESSIE LEE, daugh-
ter of James Il. and Elizabeth Mathews;
aged six years and two months.
A precious one from Us has gone,
A voice we loved Is still;
A place il vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
God IN His wisdom has recalled
The boon HIS hove had given,
And though tho body molders here,
The soul is safe IN Heaven.
Her funeral will take place from the re
sidence SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock. Friends invited TO attend.
WINFREF.-Died Yesterday morning,
at s o'clock. at the residence Of Mr.. ID. j.
Walker. corner Eleventh aud Perry streets,
Manchester. Miss NOBLE G. WlNFREE,
in the fortietl year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence at 4 o'clock THIS EVENING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Politicsin Ticinn.

lBy Anslo-AmerlcAn cable to the pisps,ch.l
BERNIE, SWITZERLAND, October 81
At meeting of the Grand Council of
the canton Of Tcino to-day Soldai, the
Conservative leader, introduced bill
providing for the revision of the electoral
laws The bill was referred TO COM
mittee consisting Of FIVE Conservatives
and four Radicals. The Council will
meet again November 9th, when 1t will
receive report OF the elections for mem
bers OF the new Grand Council, in which
the Ultrsmontanes have offered the LIB
erals two seats The elections will be
held next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Moro Excitement at Tipperary.


by Anglo-Amorican cable % the Dispatch.l
TwPEEARY, IRELAND, October 81. -
Upon resumption Of the conspiracy trial
here this morning much excitement was
caused 10y the action Of the police. who
elected Mr.. Dalton, VI. r., as be was
entering the gallery in the courtroom.
An appeal was made to the Bench and
Che magistrates ordered the police to
allow Mr.. Dalton and Mr.. kilbride, also
a member Of Parliament, 10 enter the
gallery. The Court ordered the release
from Jail OF Alice Sadler, who, with
Simon GleesOn, a witness summoned by
tho prosecution, was committed for re-
fusing TO answer questions put to her on
Thursday last.
The Court refused TO allow the witness
10 disclose the names Of tenants who had
secretly paid rent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Mr.. eALFouR TURNS HoMEwARD.

de is Given Farewell of Cheers for
O'Brien and Morley.
Thy AngIo-American cable to the Dispatchl
DUBLIN, October 31.-Mr. Balfour
drove to-day from Costello Lodge. the
residenceof Police-Commissioner Byrne,
at Carraros, to Galway. There he re-
ceiycd large number OF Representatives
of local trades who made suggestions to
him for romedying the distress in the
western counties Of Ireland. In reply
Mr. Baliour said be was glad the present
Government bad been instrumental IN
bringing to effect projects which had
lowered before their eyes as dream for
many years past. From Galway MIR.
Balfour took the train Tor Dublin. a
crowd assembled at the depot and gave
hearty cheers for William O'Brien and
John Morley as the train departed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
THE NEWS0F EUROPE
LORD HARRINGTON ON TIE LIBERAL
UNloNlsT PARTY.
Against the Criticisms Of Mr.. Clad
stone--0ther Interesting Itcms
tBy Anslo.Americau Cable % he p,.c.,cb

fBy Aneio-American cable % the Dispatchl
LoSpoS. October 3l.-At a meeting
OF Liberal Unionists held at Edinburgh
to-day Lord Harrington delivered an
address in which he said that the results
Of the recent byc-elections had shown
the necessity for increased activity on
the part Of the Liberal Unionist Asso-
citation, although it Was a mistake 10
predict the issue OF the next general
election from bye-elections. He feared
that unless the Liberal Unionists pre-
scnted their policy more clearly, and
showed greater activity and vigor, tho
cause of the union would be much en-
dangered. The Irish policy of the Liberal
tnionists had mover been developed as q
whole Hitherto they had been com
PEELED TO present the case too much as a
restoration of order in Ireland. The
remedial side Of the policy must clearly
lie placed before Parliament and the
country, thus giving tho country &
chance for its approval, accompanied by
vigorous condemnation OF the unscru-
pulous tactics of its opponents.
Mr.. Harrington devoted his evening
speech 70 a general defence of the Gov
eminent against Mr.. Gladstones crlti-
cisms He said that coercion was free
ing the Irish people from league ty-
Fanny. and had been more valuable than
the widest local government. He would
not accuse Dillon aud OBrien OF
Cowardice, but their action had thrown
Il strong light on the condition of affairs
i'm ireland. The league had nearly
ruined once prosperous Iipperary. Only
the crimes act bad prevented such
things from being repeated throughout
the length and breadth Of Ireland.
The present Government had perhaps
made mistakes, but their work on the
whole had been creditable lie was
proud that they had bad the courage to
face unp0pularity. lie would far rather
hear reproaches for administering need
fully severe laws than the responsibility
which Mr.. Gladstone incurred IN ex-
Cusing brooches and hatred Of the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Attempt to Wreck "a Train.

CmcAGo, October 31.-A dastardly
attempt TO wreck train on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railway at the
corner of Thirtieth street and Fourth
avenue was discovered and frustrated ny
a patrolmsn early this morning. AS the
officer was crossing the track he dis
covered bar Of iron about twenty-four
feet in length stretched across the track
and tied down. The obstruction was re-
rnOvad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

IBy Angio-Ameriean Cable 10 the DI.patch.l
LoSDoS, ENG, October 3l.-Mr.
Shaw efevre, in a speech at Bradford
this evening, said that German trades
were exceptionally active and successful
in Bulgaria, and that the country was fost
developing. He exhorted British traders
10 initiate the Germans.
Rabbi Adler offers to pay the expenses
incurred if stepnIak, Krapotkin, Morris.
Burns, and others abandon the proposed
meeting in behalf OF the Jews in Russia
on the ground that the cause Of the Jews
will not be benefited by being associated
with that OF the Nihilists.
One thousand miners have struck at
Swansea for an advance of Is per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
A BnoKoS1Na Pr =

Fifteen Dollars for a Suit or q Lightweight
Oyercoat touches the popular limit with tho
masses Of to-day. With US ambition has been
working with progress, pulling down prices and
shooting up qualities until together they've got
FIFTEEN DOLLARS holding the reins over ex-
ceptonally ane effects.
1t isn't so much question now ms TO how much
ono shall pay for Suit or overcoAt, as II is uhsrs
they con get the best values for their money.
We don't enter the arena each season to play
second flddle to any one. We tell you honestly
that our facilities are unsurpassed for the pro-
duction OF fine effects in Mems Garments. Our
inclination to Guido last seasons success Is al
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hind IA we'd be derelict in our duty II we didn't
bring into Richmond come unequslled crea-
tons
Look al our Fall overcoAts at SIS this season
elk lined throughout some OF them-and the
Same fabrics precisely that very short time
ago were considered masterpieces at SO. With
some they are yet We would not lower the
price one cent II 4, lowered the qualiiy-because
the price you pay produces only a passing I'M
preston, while the wear the garment gives Is q
lasting satisfaction or a continual regret Do
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the lstter7 Not much.
We give you nifty styles of si5 overcoats to
ovorhaul 70 md one that will please you. Some
sr.,,,h,-colorsd-s arc black; and there's
a touch on all the In between shades that are
cCsrec, according to fashion stamp. And all
sizes-as you must know.
In Suits we've nearly double the number OF
different styles for Sla NineI " w NN''
right New effects. Tho points that we're con-
sldered superior in $50 and SIS suits we've been
able to produce at els Not eran'0 " quality
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
The Mckinley Law in Cuba.

tHy Anglo American cable TO the Dspatch.l
MADRID, October 31.-Cuban mail ad-
vices report that the Mckinley law has
already had baneful effect in Cuba.
Forty OF the smaller tobacco factories
have been closed and large number OF
operatives are Idle. Premier Canora del
Castillo announced TO the Queen at a
counsel OF Ministers that there was rea-
son to hope that President Harrison
would agree to modify the tariff IN favor
of Cuba in view Of the hostility TO the
tariff that was beginning to grow in
America. The Premier thought that
Spain would not find it difficult TO nego-
tate a new treaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, October 31.-spirits
turpentine steady at $40. Rosin dull
strained, clio; good strained. Sl.l6
Tar firm at Sl.55. Crude tuspentlnc
firm F; hard. sl.20 yellow dip and virgin,
Sl.90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

condition Of the King Of Holland by the
doctors and ministers are untrue. The
Kings physical health is good, but he ia
suffering from mental malady which
renders him unfi. 20 govern. In other
words, be is lunstic. The statements
that he was physically III we're made sim
ply TO delude the general public and
explain the necessity OF the appoint
ment OF q regency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Iowa's Original Packages.

DIS MoIsEs, Iowa, October 2l.-At-
torney. General Stone received telegram
this morning from Little Rock and
from Judge Caldwell. Of the United
States Circuit Court, stating that he bad
filed his decision in the Iowa original
package cases, sustaining the Iowa pro-
hibitory law and the Wilson law and re-
manding the prisoner to the Iowa courts.
This decision, with that Of Judge Shrars,
will prevent the sale Of original pack
ages in Iowa until the United States
Supreme Court shall finally decide
upon the validity Of the laws Affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
For Freer Trade.

Try Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dispatch
PARIS, FRANCE, October 81 M.
Aynard, chairman of the Lyons Chamber
of Commerce, and Deputies Dounat and
De L'Oncle have called meeting for
November 9TH 10 form league for the
protection Of the French export trade.
The league will oppose the Government
tariff on silks, oils, and woods. Its gem
eral tendency will be towards free trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

by Anglo-Amoricnu cable to the Dspatch.l
LONDON, Eng, October 3l.-Mr.
Courtney Qiberal- Unionist), Deputy
Speaker of the House of Commons, had
a mixed reception at meeting OF his
electors this evening. He contended
that universal scheme Of land-purchase
for Ireland was unnecessary. A resolu-
ton expressing confidence in Dir. Court
neY was rejected by large majority.