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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
PETERSBURG.
Cases in the Hastings Court-Phiiiips and
His Funeral Sermon.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 2O.-Lspecal. r.
In the Hastings Court-Judge ID. NJ. Bern
ard-fhe grand jury was called, and re-
ported upon three presentments: Nelson
Banks, felony, true bill; William lowncs,
felony, "a true bill, David TaZewell. felony,
"A true bill: X. III. Hampton, misdemcanor, Il
true bill.
The criminal docket was as follows:
James Robinson (cOlored), resisting police
officer, guilty. Five dollars fine and costs.
William Townes (cOlOred), charged with
third o1eHso of petit larceny. The jury
failed 10 agree Oh verdict, and they were
discharged.
Among the prisoners who are confined IN
the jail of this city is John Phillips fc0lor-
edl, who has been convicted of The muir
der Of Captain x. {, overly, in Mecklen-
burg county, and sentenced 10 be hanged IN
August next, At the request Of Phillips
sheriff Jones has wRitten TO Phillips wife,
asking that she get some Hinister to preach
his Qhillips't funeral service on the day OF
his execution, 30 that he may hear il.
The stewards OF Of BaDdlord Methodist
Episcopal Church, are contemplating max
ing some extensive improvement TO the old
place of worship. Ii is proposed TO extend
ihe frogt Of the church 81 AS TO gain larger
seating capacity.
Captain II. Y. bland, steward Of the Cen
trail Lunatic Asylum, Is conGnfd to his bed
by sickness,
Mrs. William Camp and children, left
Yesterday for the mountains.
Mrs. John Jackson, Of Richmond, is visit
ing Nrs. Samuel }. Hurt, on Union street.
Miss Ida Rabely has gone 10 New York.
Hon. y. &. NeDable is in the city.
Mrs. Addie W. Whitehnrst, Of Norfolk,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Tbos.
Greenhow, in this city, has gon0 u Rich
mOnd.
Mr.. T.. o. McCabe gave a very enjoyable
reception on Wednesday night, at the resi-
dence Of his father, Captain W Gordon Nc,
Cabe. In honor Of Mr.. a. j. Campbell aud
bride. Among those present Were Miss Al
ice Campbell, Of England, Mrs. Butts, Of
Now York. Mr.. +. X. Lassiie,, Of Peters
burg, Nr. Allen Potts, of Richmond, Nr.
RAYMOND Iancher, of Petersburg, and Miss
slaughter, Of Lynhburg.
AT the Democratic caucus held n few
nights ago. Mr.. 4. 4. Jact son was nOnli-
mated for the City Council from the Fourth
ward 20 succeed Mr.. Simon Seward, ctc
has removed into sixth ward. Mr.. Jack
son IL prominent totscooDist OF this city.
Hon. Charles y. Collier, who, NJ the mu-
nicipal election held in NAV, was elected
mayor Of Petersburg, gualihed; to-day as
such by taking the required oath OF Office.
This morning an alarm Of flre was tnrned
m. which was caused by the slight burning
of the roof OF frame house In the rear of :.
IL, Marks & Co., ON Sycamore street. The
fIre was extinguished with buckets OF wa
Ger before much damage was done.
In the IIyslings Court today Hon. Charles
Y. Collier qualified W executor on the es-
tate Of Mrs. Elizabeth ), polen, aud gave
bond in the sum Of 5000. Mayor Collier
also qualified rs administrator ON the estgte
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
Tho Penny Postage Jnbllee.

The TIMES publishes the following notice,
which has been issued from the general
psstoelce in England. TO branch postoiiiees:-
..COnyersa< <ione az South KensingtOn Muse
um on " ednesday, July ?, 1870, under the
most gracious patronage OF her Majesty the
Queen.-Special postal jubilee envelope.
In envelope bearing "A postage stamp Of the
value of ii. has been specially designed III
commemoration Of the jubilee Of uniform
penny postage. The envelopes can be OBJ
fained al this Office ON July next. each
envelope will contain an appropriate cor
rcspondence card, and will be sold for a
shilling. The proceeds, aites dedUctng the
cost OF production and the value Of the pos
fage stamp, will DE devoted TO the Rowland
UiI Bene, olent Fand for the relief and as
sistaDce Of posirDice servants or their
widows and children. The plate 0f the en-
yelopc will be broken up Immediately, and
no further issue will be made, pruers ~
advance will be taken here, as 1t IL not inl-
probable that the strictly limited supply
will be exceeded by the demand"
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Curious and Valuable Discovery.

The London Times reports curious ana
valuable discovery which has just been
made in North Wales. While some men
were returning from. their work across a
short and unfrequented track near Mr..
Pritchard Morgan, NJ. P.,s residence, Dol
gelly, one Of them perceived what appeared
TO be plate embedded in the rock. After
some trouble they lOoscned 1t from its rest
ing place and carried 10 home, where II was
found, after washing and scrapng, To be OF
gold. Upon the assumption that this was
not the only article TO be found, they prose-
cuted strict search, with the result that
yase-shaped substance was brought To light.
Both OF these articles were handed TO Mr..
Morgan, who had them examined by London
experts. The two pieces seem to belong to
each other, and il is affirmed that they are
a sacramental wafer dish and wine cup,
composed Of low class Of gold, weighing
forty-six ounces. Both Of the pieces are
very beautifully chased and hammered.
and bear Inscriptions. The metal was in-
crusted. when found, by nearly two inches
OF vegetable matter. Near the spot Is the
ancient monastery Of Llanellyd, and IL IL
assumed that the vessels just found must
at one time have belonged to the monks,
who, during the reign Of Henry VIII, bu-
ried them in The place where they have just
been uncovered. IL is said that the land In
which they have been found belongs to the
crown.
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PARIS, Juue 20.-The king Of Dahomey is
negotiating with France, for the establish
ment Of peace between the two countries.
LONDON, June 20.-Presumably in pur-
suance Of orders, from the Home office, the
police authorities have announced their
prohibition OF the monster meeting OF the
Clerks Union, which it was intended to hold
on the steps Of the Royal Exchange to
morrow.
BERLIN. June 20.--The California Rifle
team, which is TO take part in the Berlin
shooting festival. arrived at the German
capital to-day, and met with cordial re-
ception.
PARIS. June pa French police oilcial'
" states that the Nihilist conspiracy re-
Gently discovered here was fostered by Ger
man agents. The explosives were made In
North London, whence they were sent tf
Paris. Additional arrests are expected I'M
mediately.
LONDON, June 20.-The Berlin correspon
dent OF the Chronicle says that Franco
Russian alliance has assumed concrete
form since the African agreement betweet
England and Germany.
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IsudDlph Fritz Dubois was hanged at que
bee az O'Clock yesterday morning for the
mur,icr ot his wife, Two children ana his
lnoiher-iu-iaV IN February last.
wat Is believed TO be yellow feyer has
broken ont in Honduras
The Park National Bank Of Chicago has
i,s, . taken posse ssion ofby Bank Examiner
! = ..tuigcss aud It's doors closed.
m 4. -cident occurred on the Huntington
and Eroa,. Top division OF the Pennsylvania
nailroad ye.lcFday morning, In which two
men were kiIlt dand nuinberof others were
g5adlv injured.
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The London News reports that most au-
dacious capture has been effected by bri-
gands at Jermini lmcrse, near Palermo. A
rich merchant, signor Arrigo, whilst out
walking with his son. a boy Of twelve. saw
at distance what he took 10 be four Carab-
iniers headed By marshal, leading three
peasants, bound. On his approach they
pointed their rifles ut him and called To him
to surrender. They had just succeeded In
binding SignOr Arrigo, when two men, who
were out shooting, appeared. The sup
posed Carabiniers at once asked them to
show their permission To carry arms, and
while in the net Of doing so they were over
powered and bound. The brigands then
carried of Signor Arrigo. sending word to
the family that they will give him up tor a
ransom Of i00.000f. (tlG.00l the neigh
borhood, says Daily News correspondent,
is panic stricken Ut such daring capture
taking place AZ tbe very gate Of a city.
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CHARLOTTE.
Large Auditorium to be Buiit-Death
From Her Burns.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. June 20.-lspecial. r
T.. X. Wolfe, of Monroe, graduate Of Trinity
College, this year, has been elected Profes-
sor OF Mathematics, in 4 college IN Neosho,
Missouri.
A Chamber Of Commerce has been orga-
nzed in Wadesboro, with W. &. llardison
as president.
4 meeting Of citizens was held this after
noon TO consider the question Of erecting "A
large auditorium In this city. IL was re-
solved 10 take active measures towards
raising money for such a building at once.
Professor George B. Hanna was elected
president, and authorized 10 appoint com
mittee 10 solicit subscriptions. 4. W. Til
lett was elected secretary. The building
will probably be tabernacle, capable OF
seating several thousand people.
Laura Crosby, the girl burned by the cx-
plosion Of can OF kerosene oil Yesterday,
died this morning at 3 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
BASE BALL.
Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.

National = ~League-At Cincinnati: Bos-
tons, 4; Cincinnatis, .. At Cleveland
Cleyelands, 3; Brooklyns, 10. At Chicago:
Chicago-New York game postponed, rain.
At Philadelphia: Pittsburgs, ,; Philadel-
phias, IT..
Players League-At Buffalo: Bulalos.
IL; New York, :. At Pittsburg: Pittsburgs.
T.; Pniladelphias, ). At Cleveland: Cleyc-
lands, 3; 6Ostons, 4 90 innings). At Chi
cago: Chicago-Brooklyn game postponed,
rain.
American Association AT Toledo: To
lcdOs |: L0uisvilles. > At Rnchostar'
phia: Athletics. 3: Syracuses, I. At Colum-
bus: Columbus. !; It. Louis, 3.
Atlantic League.-At Worcester: (first
game.) Worcesters, IL; Jersey Citys, ..
Second gamc.) Worcesters, IL; Jersey
Ctys. q. At Washington: Washingtons.
I; Wilmngtons. 10. At Hartford: Hart
fords, 4; New IIayens, 3. At Baltimore:
Baltimores, II; Newarks. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
PuaisliInent Given Him.

CHASE CITY Va, June 2O.-l Special. r.
The Young negro, whose arrest for attempt
ing an outrage on young lady near Fort
Mitchell, in Lunenburg county, was noticed
i'm THE TIMES. was taken Ia lunenburg
iaj! sunday. Tuesday night a mob over
powered the guard, and seven men took The
negro across the line into Mecklenburg
county and then mutilatcd him and LET him
20. Two reasons are given for taking him
to Mecklenburg that they were pur-
sued by the officers. and the other inat the
negro liyed ,n slecklenburg, and they put
him where he belonged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
Teachers In Session.

RALEIGH, \. g.. June DO Special. /
The railroads leading to Morehead City lind
the travel so enormous that il is necessary
to put on extra trains 10 carry the tremen-
dous crowds who are fiocking there TO at
tend the North Carolina Teachers Assem-
bly,. 1t is believed that there will be fifteen
hundred teachers present besides large
number of others.
AT the close Of the Teachers Assembly,
June 30th the Southern Educational Asso-
citation will meet and will remain in session
two weeks. This will be one Of the most
important educational meetings ever held
in the South. All the presidents Of the most
prominent colleges and seminaries Of the
country will be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
MYRA CLARK GAINES CASE.
judgment Of Over 100000 Against
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. June 2o.--Ip the United
states Circuit Court, Iudge siillipgs haS
oyerruled exceptions 10 the masters report
in the famous Gaines case. and has given
Judgment for over half u million dollars
against the city OF New Orleans. The case
is the celebrated one OF Myra tiaines against
the oity al New 9rleans, which has been In
the courts constantly for the last forty
years.
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Clans spreckIes Complains.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 2O.-Claus
Sprcckles, the great sugar rehner, through
his attorney. has made formal complaint To
Secretary Window that the New York Gus
tom House has been discriminating in its
pOlarscope of imported German beet sugars
in favor of the sugar Trust and against the
Philadelphia refner, and to his oetriment
to the amount of $4,000 on each cargo he
m
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Charlottesville, Va.

CHlRIorrEsyu.LE, Va, June 20.-lspe-
cial. among TIE Improvements in our
city's business facilities is a telephone eX-
change, which is 10 be put into operation a,
OIps.
TIE naming and nnmberingoi the streets
is being pressed forward, and the city viii
he ready for the free delivery Of mails by
July lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21

Governor Mckinney hoe ~
tious 10 attend the cI0elng en-
Virginia Military Insei@poo ~
and Mary College. he ~ u
declise both invltsslcns y q
continued indiapoa1tieo.
The GoyernoP reoo)ved ~
fFoG the oflcego a. the WDo1
thanking hin ~ Ne une q q
cOnveutlon n 1IDAnfo1. l.
Major 0alnsa. ~ Cnplool q
was trylng Z nev oxpellroG
s0une a tke wel)Eo> y =
and sand. an1 e \ vlD ool1
QavA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
TENNY AND SALvATOR.

A Match Between the Two Horses
Arranged.
NEW YORK, Jupe 2O.-rhe match be-
sxeen 1enny and salyator, the Suburban
wiui.ers, has been consummated. The con-
dilions are as follows: The match fof$j, ,0Oo
n side, half forfeit, The association " add
$4,000 provided The horses start; TO be run
on Wednesday, June 18th, II the steward de-
.cides The track Is good,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
THE SILVER BILL AGAIN.


Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri, then offered his
resolution to take up the silver bill. Mr..
Mckinley, OF Ohio, made the pointof order
that the motion was not privileged; that the
only way TO reach the Speakers table was
to follow the order OF morning rostine bust
ness. Mr.. Conger. of Iowa. made the fur
ther point that the bill was not on the Speak.
er's table, but in the nands of the Commit
tee on Coinage. Mr.. Bland argued that the
bill was on the Speakers table, and within
reach.
Mr.. Conger maintained against the pro-
tests OF Mr.. Crisp, OF Georgia, that the bill
was properly and acctually before his COM
mittee.
Mr.. Morrow. OF California, held that the
action Of the House Yesterday determined
that the Speaker had no right to refer the
bill. Its parliamentary position was not
affected by the physical fact that the gentle.
man from Iowa, Mr.. Conger, had actual
possession Of IL.
Mr.. ButterwOrth said there were not
twenty-five men under the Capitol dome
who believed. upon their oath. that the bill
was incorrectly referred. Republican az
plause. There WAS no tyranny like the ty-
ranny Of majority. which acted in disre-
gard OF the law. Great Democratic ap-
plause.
Mr.. Buttarworth's further remarks were
interrupted by cries from the ID mocratic
side: Give us something about tyranny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
LYNCHBURG.
CoIored High School-Twenty-Two Cars
Wrecked.

LYNCHBURG, VA, June % special. f.
The commencement exercises last night of
the INnchburg ColOrel High school made
the occasion complete successes. The sey-
eral addresses delivered 10y the young grad
yates were really of high order and re-
nected great credit upon The race. large
number of white citizens attended and par
ticipated in the ceremonies. Dr. W. 1.
Walker, "A member Of the school Board. de-
lvered the diplomas to the graduating
class. and addresses were made 10y L. I.
Glass. superintendent Of the rublic schools,
Mr.. Camllus Christian. and other white
citizens.
\ collision Of freight trains on the Nor
folk and Western road last night, rcar
Bulls Siding. caused the wreck Of tweni'-
two ears and delayed the passenger trains To-
day more than ten hours. Nobody appears
to have been seriously hurt.
The West bound train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio was also delayed to-day for four
hours by IA wreck OF freight trans near
scottsyiIe, this morning. Noparliculars a.
10 the damage done.
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The DUNBAR DISASTER.
No Hope That the E.iOinbed Men VIII Be
Found Alive.


ru-rsBrRG. PA, June 20. \ Leader Ie
porter has arrived from Dunbar, and states
that there is positively no truth in the state
.mcnt that signals from the eDiombed miners
"a, rc hcaId hy The Tescuing party last eve
ming or during the night. He states that
vhe mine superintendent tclegraphed this
ruoruins 20 the officials OF the Dunbar Fur
qz3e company, in Philadelphia, that he did
=, teNleci 20 reach the men before sunday,
.,., tDSi there is now no hope whatever
that Ney will be found alive.
NOTHING KNOWN.
.wo dou,t In. owl" il the only answer
-. ,n',J.dt to the question, "When do
1',, No,e to ,,each the imprisoned minersT
i,er,ihiue indicates that The leaders oi ihe
r.sc,,ers are telling tie iTuth. ihey don't
know. The miners who nst struggling 10
lind an opening into the ii''iaild I'M farm
mine are equally in ignorance on pls ques-
t,on Will the authorities ~ lhs
furnace company. Certain ii y p'at
the fcsCuers have long slnee
crossed the line where they hoped 10 tnu ne
ontombed men. There have been DO rappiDgs
or sounds. The unfortunate men have not
been heard from AT any time or Ia any
manner. All reports that the rescuers base
beard from the uniOrtunatcs have been
without foundation and sensational. Every
body nopes for the best. Many have conf
slence that the men will be taken out alive.
lsIt the conditions are strongly against such
a possibility.
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RALEIGH BUDGET.
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias-Terr
BILE Electric storm.

RALEIGH, \. c., June 20.-[special. r.
The Grand Lodge Of knights of Pythias, of
North Carolina, met yesterday morning at
Durham in annual session, Grand Master
Thomas ID. Means, of Wilmington. presid-
inc. The visitors were escorted yesterday
morning to the rooms of the Commonwealth
Club. where addresses Of welcome were de
liyered by Messrs. Julian ;. Carr and
James ;. Manning. Grand Master Means
responded on behalf of the visiting knights.
About 100 representatives are in attend
ancp.
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Rocky Mount Inc,ndisry Cases.

WYTHEyILLE, VA, jane 90 special. r.
supreme Court Of ApIeais' opinions were
rendered in the following cases! Early
against Commonwealth: Judgment affirm
ed: opinion by Judge Lewis. Birdw0ods
against Commonwealth; judgment allirH-
ed: opinion by Judge Lewis. Brown against
Commonwealth; judgment affirmed; opin-
ion 10y Judge Lewis. Piedmont Guano
Manufacturing Company against Morris
and others: Judgment affirmed; opinion by
Judge Lacy. Wynn against Lothian;
decree affirmed; opinion by Judge
Fauntleroy. Crabtree against Dunn;
decree affirmed; opinion by Judge Richard
son. orr AGAINST Chandler; Judgment af-
frmed; opinion by Judge Hinton. New
berry against stewart decree affirmed; /;
opinion by Judge Lewis. Jones against
Commonwealth: Judgment reversed; opin-
ion by Fauntleroy Pattie against Gug-
genheimer, dismissed.
The Commonwealth causes are the Rocky
Mount inccndlaTy cases.
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tion was defeated. but the hour Of O'Clock
arrived and the House, under the rule, took
n recess till O'Clock. the evening session
to he for pension business.
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TERRIBLE ELECTRIC STORM.


TERRIBLE ELECTRIC STORM.
News is coming in from several directions
of terrible electric storms, which prevailed
at different places night before last. At
Durham the storm was terrific, lasting over
an hour. The lightning struck the stable of
Nlr. sid. Christian. instantly killing very
fine horse, and setting the stable on lire,
which was destroyed. Near Wilson.
Joseph Il. Farmer, a well-to-dO young man.
was struck by lightning while standing i'm
his brothers back yard, and almost in
stantly killed. At New Berne the house of
Mr.. Albert Wadsworth was struck. the
roof was tumbled in, and Mrs. WadswOrth
was terribly shocked. \ heavy fall Of hail
prevailed throughout Nash and Wilson
counties.
DROWNED IN A MILL POND.
Eddie Miller, bright young lad, sixteen
years Of age, was drowned while bathing in
mill pond near Statesylle. lie had run
all the way to the pond and overheatcd
himself, and when he jumped in the water
he became helpless and sank.
40, .,,uuDbP nirNct6rsn n6f' ihe Durham
Graded schools have reelected Professor
Kennedy. superintendent Of the schools.
RAILROAD TAXATION.
1t now appears that the work of the rail-
road tax committee will result in
great addition 10 the revenues derived from
railroad taxation by the bringing of delin-
quent railroads TO the payment of their
taxes.
DOCTOR FOWLE AGAIN.
Governor fowle in receiving the degree of
L.L d., from Princeton College, his alma
mater, last week was thrice hOn0red with
that distinction. the University and David
son College of this State having both con-
ferred that honor upon him n few years ago.
The First National Bank OF GastOnla has
Just been organized and has been author
lied by comptroller Of currency to begin
business. Plates are now being engraved
and all preparations are being made to put
currency in circulation.
The annual ele ection Of officers of Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias last night re-
suited in the choice OF W. :. Cook, OF Fay
etteyille, as grand chancellor, and Fred l..
Jacobs, of AsbevilIe, as yice-grand chan
cellor.
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Tho King Of DGhomey is negotiating with
Ffauce f,r peace. Tho police authorities
%, London have prohibited the monster meet
it.,otthc clerks union 10 have been held to-
dav on the steps fthe Royal Exchange.-
Ihe French police officially state mai lhe
Nihillst conspiracy recently discovered In
Paris was iostere, by Ge rna1 agents.-
me Ecrlin correspondent Of the London
Chronicle states that the Franco Russian Al
Jiunee has assumed concrete form.
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The pOstoilicc and the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bills were reported
TO the'senate. Senators stewart and Regan
both denied newspapeerro irSslSSfs of the stiY
ate or were anything but good friends. The
Legislative bill was taken up, discussed all
day and finally passed. At j. VI. the
senate adjourned.
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THE TIMES" WILL PUBLISH, AT |
REGULAR INTERVALS DURING
THE SUMMER, LETTERS FROM
THE MOU NTAINs AND SEASIDE.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-29
AFFAIRS or CONSEQUENCE.
FOR EigN.

FOREIGN.
Lady Conncmara has obtained di.
vorcc from her husband, ex-governor. OF
Madras.
The public debt Of France, the largest
in the world, is estimated at 80, "a, ,s57, !.
pa francs.
The French government refuses to al.
low the importation Of Prof. koch's
lymph into France.
Mr.. Baliour, chief secretary for Ireland,
has introduced into the house of com.
mons bill enabling tenants to purchase
land IN that country. The bill is practie'
ally the same measure that was offered
in parliament last year.
HOME.
The impression Is growing III Washing
ton that Governor Hill will accept th,
United States scnatorship from New
York.
The grating of dogs bone on tn,
shin.bonc Of boy has proved one of th,
fastest successes Of surgery In the New
York hospitals.
The fact that the republicans, instead
Of the democrats, have n majority Of on
IN the Wisconsin state senate may pre-
vent the democrats from rcapportioninj
the state.
The British steamer Falcon was abau
doncd In a sinking condition by captain
and crew, comprising sixteen persons
who were rescued and taken to Philade