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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09
WASHINGTON KILOGRAMS.
Great Distress i'm Oklahoma Terri
Iory.-St. Paul Census Frauds.

WASHINGTON, August S.-The
President today sent 10 COngrvss "A
Letter from Governor Steele Of Okla
hOma, representing that great dis
tress prevails among the residents
OF that Territory, and requesting that
the attention Of Congress he called
TO the fact. The President, in trans
hitting the letter, says: ''lnforma-
ton received by me from other
sources leads me to believe that the
governor is altogether right in his
impression that there will he, un-
less relief is afforded, widespread
suffering among the settlers in Okla
hOma. Many Of these people eX-
pended for travel and providing
shelter for their families all their
accumulatiOns and means. The
crop prospects for this year are, 10y
reason OF drOuth, unfavOrable, and
the ability Of the territory Itself Ia
provide relief must be inadequate
during this year. l am advised that
there is an unexpected lalance OF
SIS, 900 Of the fund appropriated for
the relief OF Mississippi flood suffer
ems, and / recommend that authority
be given TO use this fund TO meet the
most urgent necessities Of the poorer
people in Oklahoma"
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Wanted one ton BeeswaN,
JOHNSON. PRATT * Co.

Families not already supplied
should lose no time in procuring n
bottle Of Chamherlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhma Remedy. Ii is
the only remedy that can always he
depended upon for bowel complaint
in all its forms. Twenty-Five and
fifty cent bottles for sale 10y Y. G. NJ.
|. Drug Dept. d
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DIR. Jas. D.. Anderson.

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST ami
ORTHOPEDIC SURGEOy;, Of Indian
apolis, Indiana, Is now at the st.
James Hotel, Salt Lake City. ami
will remain until September lst,
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many years,
and will be glad TO see former
patients and afflicted parties who
desire TO consult him in regard to
his New Methods OF Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and deformities successfully
treated. Special attention given 10
the treatment Of diseases peculiar
10 females. All afflicted should call
early during the Doctors stay in
city. dim
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CAIRO, Aug. s. Troops have
been sent to guard all points sn the
Red Sea where persons from Arabia
are likely TO land.
The cholera mortality at Jeddah
continues at about one hundred
daily.
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They Mean business.

MADRID, Aug. S.-A swarm Of
1900 natives belonging to hostile
tribes assembled in the vicinity Of
Melville, Spanish colony of
Morocco. They demanded the IT.
lease of the Moorish hostages held
there. threatening to fight II the de-
maud is not complied with.
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cENsrS FRArns-

Secretary Noble has approved the
recommendation Of Superintendent
Porter, submitted today, that the
original order directing recount OF
the population OF the entire city OF
st. Paul lie put into execution. An
examination Of the schedules dis
closes, among other Irregularities,
the fact that at least 90, 900 uuplica-
tiOns Of NAMES is made.
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REPRESENTATIVE ENIoE

today introduced resolution,
which was referred 10 the commit
tee on rules, 10 further extend the
investigation Of the charges against
Commissioner Of Pension Raum 50
a. to inquire into the business Tela-
tons existing between the commits
siOner and his son, John Raum, who
is engaged in prosecuting pension
and bounty claims.
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SENATOR SOONER

today proposed an amendment TO
the tariff bill, adding the following
additional provision to the tin plate
paragraph:
Provided, further, that on and az
ter October !, lS9i, tin plate No. IS,
wire gauge, and Of thinner wire
gauges, be admitted free Of duty I'M
less it shall be made TO appear to the
satisfaction Of the President that
the aggregate quantity Of tin plates
Of said gauges produced in the
United States during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1894, shall equal
half the amount Of tin plates of the
same gauges imported during said
fiscal year, or any prior fiscal year
after the passage OF this act.
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Rio GRANDE WESTERN RY.


EDgaL TRAINS To OGDEN.
Leave SIX Lac $50 am. H.25 am. $50 pm
SD p-I.
ArrlgB p-lsa $3.50 am. i9.4l q ~. . 50 p M.
I."| PIN.
LH"r' l-UagsD % rTfrH1 uu WEg1fri.
Lr--a.t Lake s-4Ia-u Lv.W4saIch lHn1 am
ar. Bingham H.'5a-m LE.EluEham Is D. m
Ar. Ha-atel a.l5 am Ar->ali Lake $50 pm
D.. IT,. psBzE, II. BENNETT.
General MANAGER. Gen Fr:lEP ass.AEt.
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NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
Il J. herewith called 10 the following
clause On section II OF the Revised Oryii-
nanres IN relation 70 the salt Lake City
NatcrwUrE-.
"sprinklers fsr lawns. sidewalks, streets.
windows and fronts IN the Upper District
must be used uuIy between the hours of
and O'Clock d. m. and : and : o'clock pm,
and IN the Lower District between the
hours Of : and DO o'clock E-an and and
o'clock pm, during the months % JUiy,
August. september and o. tobcT OF each
year. Thirty minutes each day shall be
allowed for the sprtnkilng Of each iuO
square yards 81 lawn in the Upper District,
and twenty minutes each dag for the same
area for the Lower District" ANY person
violating any q the provisions Of this sec
u0n, shall. on convection. be fined ia any
sum not exceeding ten dollars for the iir-t
uncnse- ana not exceeding twenty dollars
for each subsequent offense"
4 strict enforcement Of this Ordnance
will henccf0rth be observed by order Of the
Mayor.
LOUIS HHAMS.
CITY Reeorie
salt Lake City. July llth Issp dIn
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THE eHIegG0. ROCK IelEH0 s PaeIsiG RAILWAY,

prsncs AND essene45 East and Vest OF the
-3r ,iore Ea island IN AdS2ane
d.
81 :
Ea-Eez @ .l5F- Aaz2f Sa51yeti II e SEo9d
Of
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NOTICE

Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY
~ warned. under the penalty provided
Hv ordinance. uH. 90 remove the b0sy 81
ans dead animal. or oHaI, or ElLh Uf any
description, without first notifying the
CRY ~raEEa-ar, VINO viii issue directions
Cor as disposal
WILLIAM SHDWELI.
City >raveaser. Room q. CITY Han.
April I'm I-ia itf
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MAGNIFICENT EESTg5CLE EXPRESS TRAINS,

hACNiEt~ESE Is I35Ci-- i-1tSnGSS IH&INSJ
e @ o
ae5 ss
with
EnGs
Colorado
Via TIE ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Minneapolis
vi
Ts-e
E ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN
General maasys. CHICAGO H. Agent
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Dump Carr, wsEsa, Two Mills, oze
stone Burn. $50, Ose Iroa Burr, 80:
srieE Press, ESQ., AolAs.ss MI 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

OeAier In Cedar Peafs, Poles and
Wood. By Car Lots. Etc.
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DOLLARS 8.", 100, 100 DOLLARS

alWoo
oroughivre llab gaTme
FOR THE MECHANIC AND THE WAGE WORKER
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CITY Reeorie .
salt Lake City. July Ilth Issp din
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FOR THE MOST FASHIONABLE OF DREssERs
Dollars 300, 3O.'', 800 Do

Creme de Ia CRIME well known stock % Hs9 it nE
Nohy IN Ios ge vicinity 10 matter what
FOR THE HIGH ART DRESSER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
LYNCHBURG lACONlCS.
Interesting Budget From the City q
Hills.

LNNcHBURG. VA, Mar. To- special. f.
John G. Apperson. long a shoe merchant Of
this city, assigned yesterday his entire
stock on hand % creditors. His liabilities
are not considered great, and there is only
one preferred creditor for SIPS.
The authorities of this city are anxious
70 have the intended southern excursion Of
the Pan-American Congress take Lynch
burg IN their route, and an invitation 10
that effect Is being brought before the Oni-
cials in Washington who have the mattOr
IN charge. This city doesn't intend 90 De
left out in the cold.
Robert Mercer, a negro from New York,
arrested Thursday ON the charge of passing
counterfeit silver money. was bailed to-day
Dy United states Commissioner Iiusley. in
5000 TO appear before the next court. his
father going security.
A new railroad route has been located bv
the chief engineer of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad from Crozet, along the base
OF the Blue Ridge, through Albcmarle.
Green. Madison. Rappahannock. Culpepcr
fauquier Prince William. Fairfax and
Alexandria counties 10 rhe long bridge, On
the Potomac.
The surveys Of the Virginia Western
Railroad have been completed as far West
as Washington county. The road begins al
a point near Buchanan, Bototourt county.
aud runs parallel with the Norfolk and
W Nestern and Clinch Valley division from
New river west. 10 is intended TO connect
with the Tennessee Midland, now under
construction near Bristol. and form %
through line via the Richmond and Ale
ghany division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
between Richmond and Memphis.
The weather this evening has turned in-
tensely cold very suddenly, after the snow
last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
Burial Of Mr.. A. !. Adams-WiIIiam an,
Mary COllege-Personal.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Mar. To- spe-
cial. The funeral Of the late A. J. Adams
took place yesterday from the family resi-
dence. The services were conducted by
the Rev. James II. Moss. Of the Methodist
church. after which the remains were taken
20 Cedar Grove cemetery, and there laid al
rest i'm the presence Of sOrrOwing friends
and relatives.
Considerable interest has been awakened
here by the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court of the United States i'm the case of
Balm Bros. bankers Of Portsmouth. This
decision, affirming as it does. the decision Of
United States Circuit Court is welcome news
90 some Of our citizens who were heavy de-
pOsil0rs i'm this defunct concern. Letters
received here to-day say that the sale of the
assets Of this bank will begin soon. and
will pay the creditors dollar for dollar
The asylum board will hold its next reg
ular meeting here on the 18th day Of April.
Private letters received here state that
our DR.. T.. g.. Booth, who has been making
"a tour of the South and taking in the Mardi
Gras. ai New Orleans is on his way home.
The College Catalogue for the current
session shows one hundred and eighty ma
triculatcs. representing nearly every county
in Virginia. and also several Southern and
Western States.
Dr. II. W. SHIELD. Of Yorktown, assistant
physician-eIsct at the Asylum, was in town
during the week. and showed the effects o.
his recent illness. lie does not assume the
duties Of hi, Office until the middleo Of April.
Mrs. Henderson. Of Norfolk, whose illness
has been mentioned, died yesterday. This
estimablc lady was connected here with
some of our most prominent people. with
whom she spent most OF each summer.
Mr.. McCOrd. native Of New York, but
at present doing business in Yorktown, was
here yesterday. and said that he expects
camille business.
Mr. John W. Casey. Jr., left here yester-
day TO accept a position with Lohman a Co.
at Newport News. Mr.. Casey is a very pop
ular young man and Of good business at-
tainments. and our citizens wish him well
in his new venture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
A MANAGES DEED
4 Child's Brains Beaten Out over H'r
Crib.

Crib.
PrrrsBURG, Mar ij.-At 4:3O O'Clock
this morning Police officer McDonough was
summoned TO theresidence OF Frank Gerade.
a well-to-do painter. ON shady Lane, Ale
ghcnv CITY CITY. The officer discovered
t,erade i'm the basement of the house, his
clothing spattered with blood, and holding a
carving knife i'm each hand. Gerade resist
el arrest. and was oFeIpowered with DIM
Guilty. While i'm the patrol wagon, en- route
10 the lookup, Doe became violently
insane. The officers returned %
Gerade's residence, and. forcing open
the doors. discovered that a terrible
tragedy had been committed. ON the foor
Law the lifeleSs body Of Gerade's nine year
old .tep-dauehter Annie llaiier. Her head.
neck and shoulders were terribly gashed
and bruised. The head Of the child's bed
was broken and splintcrcd, while clcts OF
blood. flesh and hair were spatiered over
the floor. ceiling and walls. presenting a
sickening sight. Geradc had evidently
seized the child hy tho feet and beaten her
brains out over the head of heI crib.
Mrs. Gerade had fed from the
house during her husbands irenzy.
and either Will not, or cannot give any de-
tails OF the tragedy. Reports are ihat De-
rade ana MS VIE Ntlc tudlltlihr, az"
Gerade had attempted her life. Failing I'D
this, he set upon and killed ms step
daughter. whose presence in the family had
for several wears been the cause Of frequent
trouble. Gerale's two children were found
asleep unharmed i'm the same apartment ID
which the murder was committed.
Geradc is about forty years ofaee. lie u
now confined in the insane department OF The
county Jail. and is a raying maniac. MIS-.
Gerade has also been arrested. Gerade'~
brothers claim that the child's mother is the
murderer and that she is crazy. Mrs. &c
rade was al one time confined In the asylum.
but the occurrences OF to-day do not justify
the above assertion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
NORFOLK NOTES.
Preparations for Entertaining-The sun
day Law.

NORFOLK, Mar. To- Special. All is
stir and hustle in the general Office Of the
Norfolk and Carolina road here now and
the officials are very busily engaged getting
ready for the opening of the line, which viii
take place on the lst Of April. The road.
which is ll2 miles long. runs from Norio X
10 TarbOrO. y. c.. where connection is made
with the Coast Line system. DepOts and
warehouses have been completed at all sia-
tiOns along the line, and the rolling stock
has been received. The passenger coaches
were built by the Pullman Com.
pany. and are as fine as any used
I'm the south. About four hundred
freight cars for the company were built lu
Richmond. The cOmpany's piers m Norfolk
are the finest here and support TWO mann
moth freight warehouses, 200 feet long and
900 feet wide. Mr.. j. 4. 4 Gr0ner, son oi
General y. ID. GrOner. will De the cOmpany's
Norfolk agent. having resigned a repOnsible
pOsition with the kanawha Dispatch. 90
accept the place. The other local officers
Of the company viii not be announced un-
iii the first Of the month.
The enforcement of the sunday law was
rather overlooked i'm Mayor Banks admin
istration. and the saloons have done busi-
ness almost as openly sundays a. on week
days. Mayor Henry, however, viii see that
the law is respected % greater extent ihan
heretofore, aud IL is announced to-day that
the violation Of the Sabbath will not be toll
Grated by him, and that he viii grant only
such privileges ago the law allows. The
MAYOR does not desire 90 bee in the position
of "a prosecutor 20 any class, and Is one oil
those conservative men who cannot De eA-
pected to carry things 10 extremes, but new
ertheless is opposed to hagrant ana giarlns
breaking of the laws.
Mr.. William II. White has been en-
ployed by a number of butchers IN the mar
ket 10 defend them I'm process ISSUED
against them by the beef inspectors.
These men had bought consider
able beef from Chicago companies tbe
day before the inspectors were appoint
ed. but were assessed one cent a pound on
thei stock by the beef inspectors the next
dav. The men claim that as the beei was
received here before the inspectors were al'-
pointed. they should not be required 10 pay
The tax on il. swim a co. have not re-
ceiyed a carload of beef here since the III
spectOrs were appointed. 90,
The Norfolk Chamber Of Commerce VIII
hold "A meeting next Tuesday 10 arrange i"i
the Pan Amernan delegates
when they come 10 Norfolk on their e0uth-
ern trip. and the New England editors, VINO
are expected here IN May.
There Will be no parade IN Norfolk ui
Portsmouth on II. Palrick's day, but
numerous entertainments at mSht nave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
RADFORD'S NEW CHARTER.
The Mayor and the "Holes'i-EIectric
Light Company.

nF NANNi anu the 'AAOAt a Electric
Light Company.
RADFoRD, Va, Mar To- Special. An
electric light company will De organized
here next week. There is need Of better
light. and this enterprise will be hailed with
delight.
The new charter for Radford granted by
the last Legislature has just gone into force.
II gives the Mayor jurisdiction one mile
from the corporate limits of the town. and
gives him also the power of arresting and
lining blockade whisky dealers. lie may
fine them mot less than $40. nor more than
$50 for each offence then in default of pave
ment he can order them ON the streets % hard
labor to work ont their fine. at - cents per
hour That whisky was sold before must
be admitted, but now the ''hOles" have been
closed, and peace and quiet reign. a few
nights ago the Mayor invited few of the
good citizens Of RadlOrd 90 his Office and t0id
why the sale had not been stopped before.
and said that IF you will stand by me TIT
enforce 20 the letter the law we now have,
20 which an present agreed.
RadfOrd bonds will soon De on the market
and it is hoped the streets will ere long Doe
properly graded and payements laid.
Colonel j. B. Cary, Of Richmond. was here
Thursday looking after life insurance.
MAJOR >. HOec lyle" saws lhdi the new
syndicate that bought ont Hoth and Casscll
will begin Monday 10 lay OF streets and
lots, and 10 grade the streets. He says
that they will not allow West Radf0rd 10
keep ahead Of them, though 10 had the start
10 is reported that Major Tyler Will build
a fine residence on half square owned by
him i'm Central Radtord.
G.. W. Tyler, Esq. is in the North pur-
chasing his spring and summer goods.
Several new stores are going mp M town
and quite a number of Awelling-h0uses.
The freight depot here. which is quite
large is not large enough for the present
traffic. IL is packed all the time nearly.
Plans have been gotten for the new Chris
tian church. They were drawn by a Penn
sylyania architect. II Will be a beauty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
Prince George Courthouse Items.

PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE, VA. Mar.
ID special. The regular term Of our
County Court for the March term, Judge
Rives presiding, was opened promptly
Wednesday at II O'Clock. In SIX felony
cases true bills were found by the Grand
iuiv. In the case Of Tom Price, charged
with shooting, the jury falling 70 agree was
locked up for the night, and the court au-
inurned until no o'clOcS Friday. The jury
failing 10 agree the next morning, the Judge
Kent them confined until T. NJ, when they
ooreed upon verdict Of unlawful shooting
and liked his Imprisonment in the penilen-
llArN for TWO YrlIh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
BEADED WRAPS.

Fvorv day's eNprcts hps lfought us hun-
drod. mOfc. and we have now nll s'fce and
qualities again.
For $3.50. n wrap beaded nll oNor, soams
beaded. hanging le1d ninFs, other stoi's
scll STYLES not SD pretty iDl .j.
our - Beaded Nmp IN mnde 'n ieafiest
onalItv nN SILK futile. pxuuls'tel' beaded
wifh read fringe seven inches lurr.
our - Beaded "a Nfnu- nrc n- pretty ana rs
handsomely beaded Hs thr kind other
store, sell for 1850.
IIght-Welghi Jersey jackets. black -ani-tan.
with vest fronts and reNcrts. r,liins for
e, formerly s4.ln.
Light-W eight ir0adcloth spring long Niapf,
with capes. nlnci, nnd-inn gla,s' er.' eln
and ID.
Black Jerseys. with wnitc and colofcd STIR
embroidered vests. 1Hc.
Black Jerseys with Monair braided vests,
5Nc
ease Of Ciochetod Nnrsoiiios paftern
Spreads gives us nu opportunity ~ selling
some special values ni sfr., 3d. .l.2'. ~ 20.
These iio of thc best and heaviest quilts
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
THALHIMER BROTHERS
"CENTRAL DRY-GO0DS STORE"
.What are we doing and what are we selling :"
$40 Won wish TO know -

..Wha are we doing and VIII selling"
"Do YOU wish to know :"
Then ea call immense establishment OF four
floors filed with choicest goods aud you Will be COL
vince OF our assertions.
DRESS GOODS shown
he upoc trree
INA
AIf.
OnrW
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yards Remnants oHECAED ana
ms toss an
our anl
and
these
and opened
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cheapest
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

been arranged in both cities. The Emerald
Beneficial Association Of Norfolk will give
a banquet. and have invited Mayor Henry.
Judge Brooke. Of the Corporation Court,
and many prominent citizens 10 attend.
In Portsmouth, the Emeral Beneficial Asso-
citation there Will give a similar entertain
mcnt.
A loaded freight car of the New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad was
knocked overheard last night from one Of
the barges Of the line lying at the Norfolk
Southern roads dock in Berkley.
May0rJ. Hugh Grant. Of New York, is ex-
pected % arrive in the city tonight, en- route
TO Virginia Beach, where he will spend sew
eral lnNa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

LACE CURTAINS

are the real Thin. lacy patterns Zoe deep cfeom
and WnIto. Incy have every HnroHnncr ot
real lnc curtains Hnla e Indeed much pfct-
tier than Lace curtains hive teen for years.
We hiAcslcI nd trm' special bargains in
this kfl Cf cuftnln 90 seil ilr tlT1, 81,
nuis 30 % uaIr. Hhu some nler Wl'ef nnt
longer ones. OF some niffrfn. Ht 80 .1 and
q q so. We are duilY expecting n special iot of
Real Incc. SWISS. Iumiour uHd Applique
Curtain Dno notice of arrival ui same VIII
he given in onr alFsr isemeut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
DANVlLLE DOTS.



Anti-Tish Trapping Law.
DvNNLLE, VA, Mar. 1j.- Special.
The shipments sofmanufactured tobacco this
week amounted TO 10000 pounds. The
sales Of leaf to about S7jO,00o.
The fish law. which was passed by the
late Legislature. and which loIbids trap
ping ON the DanYille water front, i'm Dan
river between the railroad bridge and the
cotton factory dam. has played the wild with
Danyllo and North Danyille trappeIs. and
to-day the mayor had several parties before
him. charged NTH the violation of the law.
All traps between the points named have
been ordered 20 Doe removed. Among those
ordered 10 conform 90 the new law was the
of North DanNille. who. in addi-
tion 10 his official perquiste. has been i'm the
habit Of making good thing iu trapping
fish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
THE C0MM0NWEALTH
GENERAL FRANCIS n SMITH
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

Death of Mr.. A. ;. Bacon In Lexington
The Pan-American Tourists and Lynch
burg-A Northern Negro Counterfeit
shower Bailed-Throughout the state.
LEXINGTON, Va, Mar. To- special. r.
General J. II. smith, the venerable ex-
superintendent Of the Virginia Military In
stiiute' was paralyzed this morning.
A. 5. Bacon, the oldest retired merchant
in this city, died at noon to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

PLEASANT HILL, Mo-, Mar. l0.-Eli
stablnecker. aged scyenty-two, drove his
vile and children from home last uight
with butcher knife. Constable Proier,
who tried TO enter the house, was attacked
by The old man with the same knife and
dangerously unded. A posse Of forty
cifilens then proceeded 10 the place under
eN. sheriff Ilanley and found that stahl-
necker had killed himself.