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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
PRINCE GEORGE.
Reorganization of the Democratic Com
mittec-D Delegates To Petersburg.


mittec-D clegates To Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. Va. sept. H. Special.
At a meeting Of the County EXocuth,
Democratic Committee Of Prince Geore,
county. held at the county courthouse TO-
dav. the designations of a. Il. Hobbs "a,
chairman and j. ". Tucker as secretary
were accepted. The committee was then
reorganilcd by the election of {. :. llarri
son chairman. j. j. Cooke secretary, and
Charles Conner assistant secretary. The
County Executive Committee rs now ORGAN
lied is as follows
4. Shirley Harrison. chairman.
Templet0n District-W. B. Daniel
Charles Ii. Lcath. and j. Il. Tucker.
River District A. X. Hobbs, W. f. Grceo
rs. and John T. Cooke.
Bland District William &. BOlsscail
Charles Conner. and George \. Armistead
Blackvatcr Di-trict-E. II. Marks, Julius
L.. Fem. and DR.. W. T.. Anderson.
Brandon District Captain {. shirley
Harrison. George W. Williams, and y. IL
Brockwel.
The following were elected delegates %
the Congressional Convention 10 hc held
here on the 9th of this month:
Riyes Township--A. x. Hobbs delegate:
j. j. Cooke, alternate.
Tom 'Icmplcton loWuship-W. b. Daniel
delegate: j. K. Tucker, alternate.
Blackwater T0Wnship-E. \. Marks. del
egate: Dr. W. l.. Anderson. alternate.
Bland TOWnship-R. T.. Bland.
Delegate at large. &. :. Harrison; alter
nate, Charles Conner.
The regular monthly term Of the County
Court of Prince George was held to-day.
but no business OF special interest was
transacted The court changed the voting
precinct of Browdon district 20 the junction
OF the Poll-riycr road and the stage road.
The matter Of the voting precinct Of Riyes
district was continued 10 the December
term of the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE COMMONWEALTH

Merchants treaty Encouraged over the
rail- Outlook Wreck on the Y. and w.
Road-Injunotion Against she Roanoke
aud southern General Mention.
=LYNcnBURG, Va, sept H.. special. f.
An iuterN lew with all Of the leading mcr-
chants and business men Of this city, retail
and wholesale, reveals the fact that all Of
them are confident Of a prosperous fall
trade, largely in excess of what it has here
tolorc been, All Of them are making active
preparations TO meet such expectations.
\ wcst-bound freight, pulled 10y engine
No. l1j, struck a COW on the track between
Lowery and Liberty, about twcnty-cne miles
west of this city. this morning about g
O'Clock. The whistle failed to scare her of
the track and the engine struck her, derail-
ing and ditching the train. The engine,
one of the heavy freight locomo-
tives, was badly demolished and eleven
cars are a total wreck. while several
others were considerably damaged. From
what can be learned at this hour no
body was killed, on injured besides few
bruises. As soon rs the news Of the wreck
reached the city, a wrccklng train with
large force Of hands was dispatched % the
scene. The blockade of the track is so great
that the company sent number of empty
coaches a baggage and mail car from This
city 20 transfer passengers, mail and bag
gage around the wreck.
4 quiet wedding took place this morning
al ratc's spring, i'm the fine private resi-
dcncc Of Mr.. Geo. VI. Murrell, near the city
TODAY the contracting parties being his
charming daughter Miss Rose and Mr..
William 4. Chambers, "a young business
man of this city. Rev. John l.. Edwards
performed the ceremony, and the bridal
couple went of o. "a Northern tour.
\ Young white man named Alvin y.
Scruggs. who formerly resided i'm this city.
was arrested last night hy officer John Liz
gan. on the charge of being a fugitive from
Justice. Scruggs is charged with stabbing
a man named Philip B. Lewis. in Fauquicr
county. ON the 3Oth of August. He was
locked mp TO await the action Of the Fau-
quicr authorities.
4 telegram was received here to-day an
nounciug the sudden death last night. in
Washington city, Of Mr.. Richard j. Payne,
son of the late David B. Payne. of this city.
lie was educated at the University OF \ir-
ginia. was a young gentleman of excellent
character and his unexpected death Is
great shock to his numerous friends in this
city.
The first session of Randolpb-Macon
Academy opened yesterday with an entire
enrolment Ol students highly satisfactory
TO the faculty. \ majority are from Virgil
MIA, bat Texas. Alabama. North Carolina.
Maryland. West Nirrinia. and other states
are we'll represented. The local attendance
is also good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
FROM BEYOND THE OCEAN.
CURRENT HAPPENINGS IN OTHER
LANDS THAN OURS.

Effect Of the Southampton strikes-i"-
yestigating the Burning Of tho Egypt
Inaurrection In Canton TicIno, scitxer~
iand--cotes by Cable.
SOUTHAMPTON, sept. 1.-THE situation
today is quieter The police have given
notice that they will prohibit all PROFESSIONS
by the strikers.
LONDON, Sept. il.-In the event Of tho
SOUTHAMPTON strike continuing week long
or. several steamship companies, II Is an
nonnced. will cease % make southampton
their terminus. The loss Of patronage re-
sulting will prevent any dividend being de-
cIared on the docks shares for nine years
to come. The shares are already unsalaOle-
ship owners are wiring their agents to sena
homeward bound vessels % other ports.
TALK or REsUMNG WORK.
Alta conference Of the strikers to-day 1t
was decided tO return 10 work on tue con-
cession offered a fortnight ago. Inc dc-
cson was hercely opposed by s,rOnS
minority. The concession II an lh-
crease Of penny an hour IN
wages. The question Of employing
non-union men is len open. John bufns
arrived later. however, with lnstrlc'lohS
from the Executive Committee to assume
the management Of the strike. lhe men
have. therefore. decided 10 suspend tlie fvso-
luton 10 resume work until after a iurther
meeting. which has been called for to-nlof-
rOW.
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DANVlLLE.
Work stopped on the Roanoke and south
ern-The Atlantic ana DanyIlle.

DANyILLE, Va, sept. H. Special. -
The Danyille and New River railroad
authorities have obtained from Judge Bond,
Of the United states Circuit Court. an order
restraining the Roanoke and Southern rail
road from Obstructng their track at point
near Walters Ford, in Henry county. The
Roanoke and southern crosses the Danyllle
and New River at the point named, and the
formation of the ground is such that in
grading the former that rocks, dirt and other
debris were thrown on the right of way,
and tracks of the latter, thereby impeding
trains. Receiver Wrcnshall applied TO
Judge Bond for an Injunction % stop the
Roanoke and Southern from working AT that
point, which being granted. bias put stop
for the present 10 work on the Roanoke and
southern. The papers are returnable at
Lvnchburg ON the 10th, and in the mean
time the authorities of the two roads are
trying 10 reach an amicable adjustment.
Representatives of both roads were m con-
sulatiOn here to-day. and will 20 to the
scene of the trouble 10 morrow, when, it is
believed, everything Will Doe fixed UP, and
the work on the Roanoke and southern Will
20 ON.
Mr.. j. i. Harrison. counsel for the At
lantic and Danyille railway. has Just re-
turned from a consultation in New York
with the present owners Of the road. To a
reporter to-day be said the property is now
controlled by an English syndicate, who
Will speedily extend il 10 the West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Congressional Nominations.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, sept. ll.-At a
meeting OF the Republican Convention OF
the Third Congressional district, held here
to-day, ii. Clay Evans was renominated
for Congress. The speakers referred to H. .
Lodge bill, but the resolutions passed ig.
nored it, only referring 10 . Federal election
law in general way.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Sept ia Shak-
opee, Minnesota, special says: .. NJ. Hall
has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats)bf the Third district.
BALTIMORE, MD, sept. ll.-At Ocean
City tonight Henry SpraguIe, OF Somerset
county. was nominated for Congress on the
one hundred ana nlnety-ninth ballot by the
Democrats Of the First district.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. sept. li.-A Man
kato, MINI. special 10 the Tribune saws:
w. ;. Wilkinson was nominated fut Con-
gress by the Democrats Of the Sechnd Con-
gre sional district to-day. W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
CAUGHT IN A AWATER-SPOUT.
A Southern Pacific Railway Train Par
TALLY Swept Away

SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Sept. Wednes-
day night at . O'Clock passenger train No.
10. east-bound from FL Paso on the South.
ern Pacific railway, was eau yht in water
spout about fifteen miles west Of Del Rio
The water, some forty feet wide, struck the
forward part Of the train. 1t took the en-.
CINE, baggage-car, and mail-car from The
coaches and carried them forty-fye feet
oyerturning them. The passengers knew
nothing Of the approach Of the water until
the jar occurred. The engineer and fireman
escaped drowning by swimming to higl
ground. The track was torn up for 20,
yards, and gully ten feet deep cut through
II. The train is still standing, and a fore,
Of men are repairing the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
ANOTHER DISASTROUS WRECK.
Collision Near Albany on the New YoI k
Central,

ALBANY, NY, sept. ll.-No trains have
arrived here from New York since 1:3O
O'Clock tonight. The explanation is given
by tine fact that there Is a disastrous wreck
at SchOdack. sixteen miles below this city
on the New York Central railroad. The
authorities of the Central here say thar "a
special freight train c0llided with
regular freight train. owing to a
misplaced switch. and few ireght-cars
were derailed. The United Press reporter
learns that the wreck is very disastrous
one. and that two engines. ten cars. and a
caboose are piled up so a. to cover the pas
sengcr tracks a. well as the freight. Two
engineers. fireman. and a brakeman are
killed. and three others wounded. The
wreck is on fire, and is burning iercely. Up
to his hour Ol:1j =. NJ not IA train has
arrived from the south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
WYOMING ELECTION.
Democrats and Republicans Both Claim
ing the state.

MfNNEAPOLIs, MINN., sept. H.-A
Cheyenne (WyD special to the Tribune
says: It's almost impossible to tell the re-
suit Of the election here to-day. some pre-
cincts are over one hundred miles
from the county seats. Both parties
claim the election, [ he Republicans
by 1900, and the Democrats by about 1000
This il on the head Of the ticket. Ii is
thought the Republicans stand better
chance OF securing the Legislative ticket
than the GoyernOrship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Traln-Wreckers Captured.

ALBANY, y. Y, sept. IA dispatch just
received from Utica states that Cain and
Buell.. The TWO men who are said 90 have
fixed the distractions on the rail that caused
the wreck OF the Montreal express, passed
through here this morning in charge Of two
Pinker,on detectives. The detectives re-
fused 9 state whore they arrested the men.
but il is thought they were captured either
in Canada or some point west Of Utica.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
FLOOD IN THE RIO GRANDE.
Eagle Pass Partially Inundated, and
Much Damage Done.

EAGLE PASS, TEX, sept. 1.-THE Ric
GraLde is higher at this point than it has
been for ten years. Yesterday afternoon
ard considerable property was destroyed,
fdt 30 lives were lost. About , O'Clock an
ro' trestle leading to a bridge over the
aver was carried away, and with it the
office Of the customs guard, inspector OF
quarantine guard, and four or five others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

AsHEvILLE. Nc. sept. ll.-Dr. Jane.
T.. Rogers was fatally shot by William +
Boyd near Alexander. in this county. lasl
night. Rogers received three balls in hi
head, aud died in f0rty-hye minutes. tn,
cause of the shooting was a dispute
about the payment of an account du,
Rogers by BOYD. Boyd was brought 10 thi-
city this morning and committed TO Jail
lIc claims that the shooting was done il
-olf-defcuse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
ROANOKE.
Politics in the NiHth-improvement of the
City's Streets.

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. H. Special. 1t
is believed that Senator Mills, OF this coun-
ty, will be the Republican nominee for Con-
gress from the Ninth District. IL is safe 10
predict the triumphant reelection OF Hon.
John \. buchanan.
The Niglant Volunteer Fire Company
has arranged for course of live lectures
during the winter, to be delivered in their
splendid hall
II is proposed 10 appropriate 500, 900 to
improve the streets and sewerage of liOa-
nOkc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
a CONNECTICUT KILLING.
John }. Waters Shot Dead by George
knowles at Lanesville.

NEW MILFORD, CONN, Sept. ll.-John
J. Waters, aged forty-Gye, was shot dead b!
George knowles, aged twenty-One, last
night at I.anesyille, three miles south Of
here. Jay Knowles and DIR. David
Knowles eacn claim the ownership OF q
house left by their father. David
locked up the premises and placed his
wife and son George on guard therein
Later Jay Knowles came with party OF
neighb0rs and started 10 break in the door
George tired, and killed Waters, who wa'
in the party. DR.. David Knowles, his wife,
and George Knowles have been arrested
Waters leaves "A widow and six children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Accident on the G. and o..

IRoNToN, ONO, sept. 1.-THE +. +. v
train. No. |, on the Chesapeake ana ONO
r,jlroad. ran into the rear end OF a freight al
Pusselrs station at o'clock this morning
The locomotive was badly damaged, and
the caicose and a car Of coffee were demol
,bed. Yard-master Brown had an arm
broken and is internally injured. The Dire
man was slightly hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
APPOMATIOX.
Threatened the Life ofIIis Son-in- Lava
Picnic Disturbance.

PAMPLIN CITY, VA, sept. H.. Special.
Michael Nash, one Of the pension soldiers
recently settled about here, has brought
charges against his fathcr-in-law, Thomas
Baldwin, which have lodged Baldwin in
iail for twelve months.
II seems that Nash left his wife and spoke
in bad terms of her, whcreupon her father
baldwin,, who was fired with whisky,
threatened the life of Nash. saying he would
have his brains in twenty-four hours. Nash
sw0re ont Il warrant, and Baldwin, being
tried before a justice, was sentenced To
twelve months imprisonment in the county
jail.
Mr. Il. II. Browning. who was engaged
in a disturbance at a Sunday-schOol picnic
near here some weeks since, was tried for
disturbance Of public worship, and acquit-
ted on the ground that Sunday-School pic
mic could not be considered as public wOr-
shin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Suicide of "A Demented Girl,

HoBoKEN. y. j., sept. IL Laura Horn,
aged thirty-oLe years, committed snciae
this morning by hanging herself To the IAN
light Of "A hall bedroom at her home mere.
She was demented. When her iather,
Frederick Horn, sixty-three years olu' u's
covered the fate Of his daughter, he shot
himself i'm the head with revolver, innict'
inga probable fatal W 0und.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Catholic Knights OF America.

FREMONT, o., sept. 1.-THE second days
session Of the State Council OF the Caih0nc
Knights Of America was well attended YES
terday. Reports Of committees were adopt
ed and the following officers elected: >pir-
itual Director, the Rev. Cussack, of Eaton
President, j.. Potter, OF Hamilton; Vice
President, j. Hochemedel, OF Fremont;
secretary, !. \. Honkomp, OF Cincinnati
Treasurer. j. c. Nellan. Of Toledo. Dele
gates: j. f. Nellan, of Hamilton, and [. j.
Il krpichnpr of Toledo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
SWISS REVOLT.
InsurrectIon in the Canton Of iicino over
Constitutional Revision.

GENEVA, sept. ia reyoithas occurred
in the Canton Of ricino. one member oi the
cantonal government was shot dead win "a
revolver. three other members were made
prisoners, and the remaining oihclMs neu.
The swiss Federal Council have sent wv"
battaions of troops 10 suppress the inrurrec-
ton. The trouble grew out Of disputes re-
garding a revision Of the constitution; Moso
of the inhabitants OF the canton are ltala"
Gafhotics
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

TANGIER, Sept. 1.-THE forces Of the sui
tan of Morocco have had battle win u"
Lemmours, in which the latter were dc-
featod with heavy losses IN killed ana
wounded.
fONDoN, Sept. 1.-THE total number on
cases of cholera in the provinces OF SPAIN
up To date is 3. .iI2, and Of deaths. l,'o'- ihV
.nall-noN is spreading in MadrIl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
BASE BALL.

Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
National League.-At Boston: Bosions, ,
Philadelphias, /.
At Cincinnati: First Cincinnatis
?; Pittsburgs, o. second game-Cncinna-
It's, 4; Pittsburgs. /.
At Chicago: First game ChicagOs, o
Cleyelands, o. Second gamc-ChicagOs, 4
Cleyeands, q.
At New York: Brooklyn game postponed
rain.
Players League-All games postponed
rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
c.n,r,l Train Fired Into.

NEW YORK, sept. ll.-lesterday after
noon when the New York Central tram,
which leave Poughkeepsie at 2:o0, was Just
north OF cold Springs, bullet and stone
crashed through "A window Of the middle
coach. Charles II. smith. OF Binghamtoh,
passenger, was slightly cut ps nyIne
lass. 40 one on the train saw the persons
Who fired the missiles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

CoNsTANrINOrLE sept. s.-A young Ar
menian approached Tadiad Oscanion, Tue
Armenian Bishop. rs the latter was leaving
the church Yesterday, and uttering the cry oi
Traitor" attempted 10 Nil the bishop, Dut
only succeeded in wonnding MN Ill he
| arm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
A CLERICAL THIEF.
Rev. Martin Luther Friteh Convicted OF
Larceny.

READING, pa, sept. il.-ln court mere
today. Rev. Martin Luther fritch, VINO SIX
months ago was pastor Of one OF the most
fourishing Reform charges IN Berks
county. was convicted Of larceny IN steal-
ing knives and other small articles rom
hardware store. tie was recommended uo
the mercy Of the court. and has NOT Deeh
sentenced. The case has caused Dig sen-
satiuu
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speaker Reed admitted. IN speech made
in Maine last week, that the esist.nee
surplus in the treasury could no longer 10
made political issue, n then, w9u'u Va y"
surplus. lie then iapore1 ~ "s' ~ ,''
policy Of his party ID converting '"'f' s
'nto lfODAO.v deliess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
RICHMOND. A. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1890

as the machinery ran more smoothly the
record was 100 for two h0urs-an Average
of 20 ballots an hour. Even this VIII pc
come better when the system is more Ia
n,iliar 20 the voter and the poll-clerhs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Clarke.

The manner In which our people have
taken hold Of the wa,er-works enterprise in.
sure' It's success, SAYS thr Clarke county
Courier, Already about 5000 of stock has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
BURNING OF THE EGYPT
No clue as TO .he origin Of the Fire Dis
covered.

LoNDoN, sept. 1.-THE Board OF Trade
in its report on the burning Of the National
line steamer Egypt, says that the evidence
taken AT the inquiry shows that the cotton
aboard was packed better than American
cotton is usually packed. The board mas
been unable to trace the origin OF the hre'
and canuot even oner reasonable ccnlec-
ture ON the sublect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
HOT REPUBLICAN FIGHTS.

\ bot fight has begun among the Rcpubli-
cans over the appointment OF the collector
II the port Of Wilmington to succeed Col
lector Pcnnypacker, deceased. George T..
French, postmaster at Wilmington; W. II.
Chadbourne. Republican nominee for
sheriff; and W. p. Cannaday, eX-Scrgeant-
alarms of the United states senate, have
come out as candidates. and have all lett
for Washington 90 look after their interests.
IL il positively stated that President llaui-
son Will pay no attention 10 the demand OF
the megrOc, 90 appoint one OF their race.
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COLOGNE. Sept. 1.-THE Cologne "azettc
.ays that the Russian squadron was loreeu
g. leave Nladyostock haibor owing 10 'ly
fact that cholera was raging III tue CITY an"
tfeiuity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Is lhNil1Atu al " iliiAi -i'ils
SPEECH FROM SENATOR VANCE.

Saturday is announced as the day when
senator Vance will speak at Goldsboro,
and arrangements are being made for
great mass-meetng Of Democrats on the oc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
NEWSPAPER BOYCorTED.

The Farmers Alliance of Duplin county
have gone one step further than any ALI
ance has yet done. They have adopted
resolutions pledging themselves 10 boycott
one of the leading morning Democratic pa
ners nnhllshed al MilmirgtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
A rOsrMAsrRR MANrKn

A warrant has been issued for ". A.
Sellars, pO,tmaster at Lebanon, Columbus
county, on charges of embezziement and
making false returns of cancellation Of
stamps. He is 5000 short. sellars has
fed the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
A RFrUBLICAN CAUCUs.

The Republican Senators met IN caucus
this morning 10 determine upon an order of
business, and what measures now on the
calender should be pushed 10 passage
before adjournment. About a dozen bills
were talked Of as worthy of speedy action,
among them the Anti-lOttery bill, the Bill
for the Relief OF the Supreme Court Of the
United states. the Senate Pure Food bill,
the Lard bill, the Bankruptcy bill, and the
Labor bills that recently passed the House
of Representatives. These measures will
be taken up in about the order mentioned,
the Ant-Lottery bill being the iirst TO re-
ceiNc consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

Sign0r Giordaui ~ucci, the Italian who
has sprung into notOriety as a faster has
come tO New York, and is prepari = To beat
Or. Tanners record 10y fasting forty five
days. lie has tasted for periods of thirty.
ihirty-iiye, and forty days, respectively, m
Lisbon, Brussels. and London. He viii
perform his feat in public hall, where he
will De constantly watched by a committee.
Sgnor Succi is a man of medium height
and size, with flesh as hard a, iron, but Is
extremely nervous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
.rANLEN's LECTrnE-.

Major Pond. of New York, and ID. W.
Robertson. Of Brooklyn. have made arrange
ments with Henry NJ. stanley 10 deliver a
course of lectures throughout the United
states. The first lecture will Dee delivered
al the,Grand Opera House, in this city, after
which Mr.. Stanley Will visit Brooklyn, where
he will deliver lecture ON November l2th,
at the Academy 0i Music. the proceeds OF
which will go 10 the Homeopathic Hospital
Mr.. stanley will receive 5000 for his New
York lecture, and $500 for the one In
Brooklyn.
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IHc Iemours have been defeated 10y the
M0f1cc1 forces. A young man named
IadIad O.canlou. ATTEMPTED 10 KIN the Amer
IDiu bishop lu Cousiantinoplc.- event Of
ihc southampton sirife continuing. steam
ships viii seek other ports Already dock
shares are uusaleahle. and no dividend VIII
Ie declared ON them ior years TO come "A
revolt over revision Of the constitution mas
occurred ln the swiss canton Of Ticino-
Ihe loi don Board Of Trade can discover no
clue as to the origin OF the IRE en- the
National line steamer gypt
BRIEY TELEGRAMs
The Chicago branch Of the Eureka SIX
Manufacturing Company. OF Boston. was
closed by the sherin "Wednesday, ON comics
sion Of Judgment In the supreme Court for
SD5.33l 1O
Severe rains have caused oyernows in
many Of the rivers OF New York, entailipe
much damage.
h' united states grand Jury al Miuneap-
oils have commenced the Investigation ,n,o
NE alleged census frauds IN ~. Paul