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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
SOME CENSUS FIGURES.
Supervisor Noung's Estimates for the
second Di.trict--Tarm Lands.

PEIER-Br EG, Va, july 20. special. F.
Captain u. 4. loun.. supervisor of census
or the second District Of Virginia, gives
thc estimated population Of Richmond at
$4,000. against G3GlU in l>>O. and the popu-
aiion Of Petersburg ls estimated at $1,000.
against 21.GlG in l~,0. The following is the
estimated Of the counties named
Amelia. g.ll0: AppomattoN, 300; Brun'-
wick, 1920. Buckingham, u. i0; thjr-
l0tte. $1,000: Chesterfield Gucludiue
Nanchn.tfJ. 10000: Cumberland. 9-
500: Dmwiddic. 1850: Fiuyanna. o.
900: Goorh1ud. $3.50; Halifax. 3t2'3;
Ucnrico, 32G2o; lunenburg, ll.ooO; Neck
lcnburg. 2L>JD: NottoWay, ll.N6; POwln-
tan. $3.50: Prince Edward, 1900. The
census of the ah0Nc-nImcd counties in lo~l
showed the following population: Amelia.
1887: Appom1tt0N, llu>u; BrunsWlch.
lG..O.: Buckingham. lI.5ln: Charlotte.
l6.g6~: Chesterfield. 2J.O.6 Guciudlue Man
chp-teD: Cumberland. lO 80: pinWlddie.
1860: Fuyama. lO. ~O2: Goochldnd. lo.292;
Halifax. 3|.s~: llcnric0. l9.lW: Lun"n-
burg. d 55l: Mcrklcnbur-, 2l0lO; MOTTO
way. u llG. P0WhIt1n. ..Nl; Prince LI-
ward. ll.GNS.
The following j. the number Of farms
i'm the second district under the new cen
sus: Amelia, 3j3; AppomattoN, ~: Brun'-
wick. l.>1G: buckingham. l-Go; Charlotte.
gi~: Chesterfield. 1859: Diuwiddie. l.1lG;
Fmyanna. sol; GoochlJnd. l,2Gi; Halifax.
2.fll: Luucuburg l.2rj: Mecklcnburs.
2.319: Nouoway, l.u13; Powhatan, ~;
Prince Edward. l.0Hs.
The following are the number of farms IN
the district under the census of lN90: Anne
iia. 1.Uis: AppomattoN. 9H; Brunswick.
T. l53: Buckingham, l.G6S, Charlotte, LOS;
Chesterfield, L153; Duw ddie. 1921; Flu
wanna. >jl: G0ochland. l,oll; Halifax
>. fG3: Hourico. l,l31: Lunenburg, l.l26;
Meck!cnbrg. .7U2; Notoway, 800; Pow
hatau. G>>: Prince Edward, lob. The
schedules from all the cnumpratorS IN Hen
rico have not yet been received. aud there
fore supervisor 0ung was not able % give
"a correct report Of the census from that
eDuufN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
RICHMOND VA SUNDAY. JULY y, 1890.
here. watermeIons and cantaloupes are

here. Watermelons and cantalOupes are
also in abundance and very cheap.
According to the record of deaths kept by
the town clerks. the percentage of deaths Of
cur population IL about one and 0no-half
or cent for the year ending July /, 1890
Among those who died were several people
nearly four score years of age and several
infants, and death resulted in no ease re-
ported. from climatic causes. This exhibits
q degree Of healihfulness which few lOcali-
ties attain and of which any mayieel proud.
There will be "A special meeting of the
board Of directors OF the Eastern lunatlc
Asylum early next month to take into con-
sideratiOn the question Of water supply, for
which an appropriation was made by the
last Legislature.
The Mayor, Dr. J.. Henley, has Just had
arranged one Of the rooms i'm tue town
market-hOuse for the safe Keeping of the
fire eXtinguishers, ladders and other tire ap-
paratus. This is move in the right dircc-
ton. a. these articles have heretofore been
scattered about the town in various places.
There was a light rain last night. which
only served 10 allay the dust and make the
atmosphere more refreshing, but did little
good tO growing crops.
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wharves thinking another pick-pocket was
causing a rumpus or it was another panic
among women excursionists. The bathers
are now careful and Captain Blake has his
lights turned away in passing
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Marbury ana
Mr.. \. W. Armstrong are nt Orkney springs
with their families.
Mrs. VI. j. and the Misses Carlin are at
Ashury Park for the season. Mr.. John =.
Blackburn, Of Potomac Academy, is there
also.
Miss Elizabeth Smythc and Mrs. \. \. f.
Taylor are at Cape May Point.
Mr.. Henry Strauss Is at the GreenDrier
White.
MIR. /. Eichbcrg has gone to the Bath
county Hot springs.
Mr.. Wash Danenhowcr and family are at
CapOn springs.
Mrs. William T.. -moot has gone TO Bed
ford Springs, Pa.
Mrs Kate SmOOt TAYLOR and son are al
Atlantic CITY for "A month.
Mrs. James (Owlng has gone to The
country near llarris0uburg.
Professor and Miss Rcbccca Powell haze
gone 10 Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
Misses Faith aud Anna Leadbeatcr left
this morning for Berkley springs for IA
month or so.
Nrs. W. u. Hudson and children are re-
cupcrating i'm Western New Ork state.
Miss Julia llouCk, and her cousin,
Raphael, Of Baltimore, are with a camp
in- party I'm Montgomery county. Md.
Mr.. John f. Marshall has gone 10 the
Rockbridse Alum.
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I1.rFRsBr-RG. Va. July 2j.- special.
The heavy rain which fell here last nisnt
appears 10 have been quite seneral lh que
cdunties of pinwiddie. Chesterfield and "a
portion Of Prince George. where 1t was very
badly needed for the crops. II IS un'er-
stood that while the rain fell quite coplou.-
Is in this ueighborhood. little or none ieil
between Petersburg ard Nayerll on the
Nnrfolk and Western railroad where the
crops are burning up Tor the want oil ram.
II is learned from "A prominent farmer oil
Dinwiddie. who was i'm the city today,
that while they had a good ram,
in that county last night, GOOD deal oil
damage was done by th, corn being blown
down by the wind. \ farmer from I'rnce
George county told The TIMES couespon--
dent that in his section the farmers would
not make a barrel of corn to the acre. Inc
rain here last night was very ,'rNlceaOle lh
replenishing the supply of water IN the city
reservoirs. which had become very low 10y
reason Of the pr0tractcd drout1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
PRICE THREE CENTS

>tanly county which is to take place on
this the 18th steps will Dee taken 10 suppress
the Illicit dis,ilery that is going on in the
county.
The Mecklcnburg county Prohibitionists
will hold a county convention on the 1th ol
August, to nominate a full county ticket
for the coming dll election. Primaries
will bc held on the second.
Fourteen prisoners were taken from Gull
ford county Jail. where they have been held
several months for safe keeping. back 10
Rockingham county this week. the Rock
ingham Jail which was buried some Time
ago having bccnrcbuit. There are TWO Of
the prisoners i'm the lot charged with clp,-
tai offences. There is only one white man
in the lot.
Three. Federal prisoners were sent from
thi. place to-day to the United states prison
at columbus. %. one was "A Young white
man by the name of Downs, from Buncombc
county, who gets iiye years isr counterfeit
ng. The other two were negroes, named
Tuck and Moflit. from Caswoll and Orange
counties convicted of hlockading liquors
Tuck for two years and Mont for thirteen
months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
NORFOLK
Eowden Has "a Hard Road to Travel-Ont-
look tor q Big Cotton Crop.

NORFOLK, july 26.-. Special. After a
weeks stay in Norfolk looking after the
the prospect, for arc-nomination, Congress
man Bowdcn returned to Washington yes
terday. Mr.. Bowlcn's friends recognize
rat he hl. hard road tO travel this time,
and see that tbe Republican nominating
convention Will Dee composed of some
DELEGATES mot az all favorable 20
the present Congressman. The combination
now seems tO Doe o. defeat luwdeu rather
than 90 elect any oue else. II is believed
that thc Martin and Carney factions
can handle the Norfolk county and
Princess Anne delegations. that Andy
Williams can secure anti-l3oWdcn
DELEGATES from Elizabeth city coun-
tv. and that N-tou-rcssman Harry
Iibhoy. who wants to go 90 Congress
again. can secure control of the Hampton
DELEGATION. A. things stand now Mr..
B0wdpu has terrible combination 10 beat,
and if be- again -,t- ihr nomination, 10 VIII
De- owiu2 to his own ~hrcWd political sasac-
ity.
The outlook ior "a big cotton crop and "a
brisk business th'- tul was never better
than now. lu Norih Carolina the cotton
looks better t1Iu Tor fem years ana the
crop i~ tine largest ever planted in thai
'NNI's .i' -.'i''. '.f''ii'.'.i 'N N.I.lt.
Carolina. a prominent Norfolk merchant
who bias just returned from 70 trip
through iho cotton districts oithe Carolinas,
tells Your correspondent that the farmers
are iu1ilant over t1e big crops. and thdt
many of Them win Dee able to pay oil all
debts CAUSED by the failure of The crop last
year. Norfolk expects tI handle moro
cotton this year than sine has ever
handled. and tLe English buyers
are already coming over, Notwithstanding
the fact that tine business viii mot open be-
fore the l~t of september. some wcll-n-
formed operators think that Norfolk viii
handle ,OlOHO bales of cotton This season.
Tine various christian denominations OF
Norfolk have purchased the sam Jonc,
and viii begin series of unde-
evangelical services 'n H..
Th. first service Will Doe held to-mor-
row afternoon. aud the opening ser
mon VIII Dee preached by Rev. \.
=. ll0yd. rector of st. Lukc's tpls-
coua Church. The singing will bc
led by tine choir, who participated m the
sam Jones meeting. Tine methodist pastors
have not endorsed this meeting a. "a body,
but Will probably assist a. individuals.
The congregation of st. Lukc's Episcopal
Church are haNiu. plans made for new
place of worship, which is % cost Sjo'VoV.
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Thomas Kenney Found.

PETERSBURG. VA. july Ii special. L.
This morning. when the steam-tus John / d.
Wilson, from Richmond, pulled on from It's
m0oring at the wharf the 7team-dredse OIL
unteer from Richmond. which has been
her. for repairs the body of rhos kenney.
the young man who has been missing tor
the past three weeks. lloatcd from under the
Iredge to the surface of the water
Kenney was employed on the dredse ' oil
unteer. aud it is supposed that in some way
he fell from the drcdge into the river. Two
uncles of young kenney were drowned m
the AppomaltON river several years ago;
Their names were Thomas Farrell ana
Lewis W. Farrell.
Mr.J. }. I,ey, Of Chesterfield county, Is
III nj his brofhpT', in lXuchburg.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Pine Barn Burned Wilmer H. Padgett-
NOte-.


ALEXANDRIA. Va, July 2d.-'Special. -
The fine barn of Mr.. Charles :. steele. near
sterling, ON the Loudon road, was de-
,trovcd bv fire yesterday. Seven valuable
horses. the property of Or. j. J.. Werner, of
Washington, were consumed ln the ilanes.
There was some little Insurance on the
stock and implements lost.
Mr.. Wilmer II. Padgclt. the telegraph
operator. wcll-known in Richmond, where
he worked loI some time, died az his home
here to-day, aged thirty-iour years. Mr..
Padgctt had been ailing for some time. lie
was "a genial and cstimable young man.
People around the market were told to-day
that old Lewis Dudley was no more. He
had been "a prominent figure around the
market every saturday since way back. lie
hobbled about on crutches, and made trips
clear across the town about twice "A week,
going al "a snail's pace. He would not enter
the almshousc, for fear he would die llk"
the paupers hc used tO bury (and for about
fitty years he had this monopoly in Penny
Hill. Lewis was owned 10y old Colonel
Taylor. of fredericksburg. who, going into
the Mexican war branded all his negroes,
and tld Lewis often showed his mark. Old
Lewis voted the Democratic ticket straight,
and from pretty far back. Records show
him 10 have been over ninety years old, and
he was father OF twenty-eight children.
Mr.. Wilmer Jackson Entwisle is reported
quite i'll.
Alexandria would like to have a natator-
hn, too. Here the law fOrbds bathing in the
river prior 10 $50 T.. NJ. Many go IN, OF
course. and during the recent hot spell they
numbered several hundred per night. On
one or two occasions I'm two Of the princl-
pal, but uncovered wharyes, where most
HGnUraUatH "A nnssllW excursion
steamer turned its search light upon 'em.
Nearly all were out Of the water on the
wharf looking for the heavy swell IN which
10 plunge. The light came unexpectedly.
aud in the twnkling Of an eye, ana
IL was binding. Some were dunb-iouhueu'
and instead of plunging IN ran Tor co,er,
while there was nOne-not even u hs uec
near. and they had no aprons. A mi shiy
roar sho. up from the crowded sleame', IL
echo Al far away up the quiet nearly d-ser'
ted streets, and some people ran log Tue
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ENSBORO.
The school Chiidren of the state-Alliance
sotes.

q
Sotes.
GEEENsBoRo, y. G., July G.-. Special
Professor Mclyer, in one Of his lectures at
the Winston Institute few days ago stated
that there were $4,000 children Of school
ace i'm the state. and only about 4l,WO OF
the number are i'm private schools. Inc ap-
for public school purposes i
onlv forty cents ii year 10 the pupH.
Yancey county Alliance men nave re-
solved on higher education, and VIII Ill
struct their next representatives, IN the Leg
islatlre To work for the levy Of higher
tax upon the wealth OF the county, 10 DC
applied to the school fund.
The Caldwell County Alliance last week
declared in session against the subj rcas-
urv bill. and formulated 4 platform asking
"a modification Of the tarln laws, IN eco
uomical administration OF the finances,
Modification Of the National BankIng.act,
cessation and repeal Of all unconstitutional
legislation by Congress, and proper cohtrol
of the railroads" senator vance was en-
dorsed and recommended for reelection.
Prof. ID. :. Butner of salem,has been eject
ed President of the Piano Tuners Associa-
,ion an organization recently formed IN ,har
iotte for the protection Of the musical pun
Ic nom hllmbug tuners. The menlDe :
will wear a gold badge. aud each one WI
be Responsible flr any work done 10y another
Al mass meeting Of the citizens Q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
BRSE-BALL.
Result. of the Various Games Play ed
Yesterday.

Results of the Various Games Plaj ed
Yesterday.
PLAYERS League First gamel AT CleNe-
land: Clcyelaud,, a; New lorks, y. (>e-
cond samo -Cleyeands, 3; New lorks, ..
At Buffalo: Bunalos, q; Rrooklyns. l3. Al
Pitt,burg: piltsburs-. g; Bostons, !. NJ
Chica.0: CAicago-. f.; Philadclphias, l.
National Icague-At Pittsburg: Pitts
bur2s. &: Bost0us, 3. At Cincinnati: en-
cinnau,. %; New lork,, d. At Cleveland
Clc,cmnd-. D.: IhiIadclphia-, =. At Chr
ca4o: Chica.o-. &; Bruokyn-, lo.
American Association AZ Bruoklyn->t. Q.
Loui, came postponed. wet grounds. Al
Philadelphia: Athletics, :; Louisville, ].
At Rochester. Eochc-tcr-. q; Ioledos' =.
At syracuse: syracuse, 3; Columbus, %.
Atlantic Association. At Worcester
Hartford game postponed on account Of
rain. At Newark. Ncw Haven failed to
appear. aud the game was given to NcMdrk'
gto %. AtBa.timorc. Baltimore, II; Wash
mgtou, %. At Harrisburg: llauisburS' o.
" ilmngton- l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
WYIHeVILLE.
Death Of Mrs. ". l. 1hnmas-Good Effects
OF a Long ain.

WAuEvuEE, VA, july 10 Special. T.
Mrs. W. T.. Thomas, lovely young wo-
man. well known and much beloved in this
community. died at the residence of Mrs.
Hudson. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas
was Miss Maggie Pollock, Of Mississippi,
and visited Wytheyilc before her marriage.
The funeral services took place at the
Presbyterian Church, of which she was a
member, Yesterday afternoon.
4 tWcnty-iOur hour, rain Wednesday
night and Thursday came just in time lo
save the gardens and corn crops IN this
vicinity. Mr.. aud Mrs. {. II. Pike gave %
very enjoyable whist party wednesday
evening in honor Of Misses Narney ana
Badger. who are visiting them from New
Hampshire. About hlty guests were pre-
sent.
Mrs. Norman Walker, Of New Orleans,
giycs a large reception August the 9TH. al
Miss jamie Gibbonly'- boarding house.
Mrs. Walker spent last summer IN Nythe-
Vile, and made many friends.
DR.. j. Frank Walker, of Florence, Ala,
with his friend. Mr.. Johnson, Is visiting his
father, gen. Jas. \. Walker.
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The shoouns VA. accidental.

PETERSBURG. Va. July &C. Special T.
IL is stated that little child Of Mr.. II. II.
Poland, well-knOwn citizen of Dinwiddle
county. had been shot, and, perhaps, fatally
wounded, by negro boy. IL appears that
the child. who Is only about rlA years oi
age, aud the boy, who j. seven years old,
were at the house Of Mr.. Poland playing
with a gun. when il was accidently dis
charged by the negro boy. whose name is
William Henry Branch. The load entered
the child's neck, inhicting what II is be-
lieyod will prove fatal wound. As the
shooting was purely accidently no arrest
was made.
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HENRY COUNTY.
Increase of Population-A Convict's Dash
for Liberty.

MARrINsvIILEE,N VA, July 26.- Special.
We have had copiou~ rain, all over this
section on yesterday and to-day, and the
corn crop i- safe.
The cooperation meeting of the Christian
Church commenced here to-day and VIII
la-tuntn sunday ni-ht. but few people in
attendance yet owing tn the wet weather.
4 convict made "A dash for liberty "a few
davs ago, but was severely wounded with
buck-hot, and captured and taken back to
camp.
The censu. returns give MartlnsNllie am
increase Of $1,000 inhabitants over the CEN
-u, of I~ND. don't know what the increase
Will bc in the county.
Mr.. If. {. Lester is speaking oi erecting "a
mill i'm town TO make flour hy the roller
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No oOppo.itIon to Mr.. Tucker.

srAUNroS, VA, July 26.-Lspecial. =
Ward meetings were held in this
civ last night 10 elect Democrats
10 the Congressional Convention which
meets at Amherst courthouse, on
August lst. There was no opposition 10
congressman Tucker, and full Tucker
delegation was elected. The county pre-
rincts held their meeting to-day, and sent
nh Tucker delegates. so lar, no opposition
has developed in the district to Mr. Tuck
er's reconciliation.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Two Negro Youths Charged with Break
ing into a Storehouse-Mino

ing INTO a StOfthOuHe-htho thoiss
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, july @.- special.
The union meeting at the Methodist Church
here began last night. Considering the
short notice given, there was quite "A large
audience 10 hear Mr.. Richard {. Bowman
Ills sermon has been the subject OF much
comment to-day, especially among the
Young. Rev. W. :. Dorset, OF the Baptist
Church. and Rev. James ii. Moss, of The
Methodist church, occupied seats In the pull
nit. These meetings will continue through
next week.
Yesterday two colored youngsters, George
Brown and Alexander James, were brought
into town, from the county, by sheriff
George T.. Richardson, charged with break
ing into the stOre-h0use OF Mr. james II.
Banks. al lIally Fork. They were lodged
in Jail, and. il is reported, have confessed
their guilt. They will be tried on TIE see
onl Monday in August.
Fresh York River fish are now plentiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
CHARLOTTE.
Rowan County Convention-Cat Pri-
mary Results.

mary Results.
CHARLOTTE. y. c., July -G.- Special.
The Rowan County Convention met at sails
bury today. Congressman llcnderson's
course in Congress was endorsed, and dele
cafe, 10 the Congressional COm enton ln-
structed 10 give Henderson and LeaIcr that
strength in the primaries, unless the unt
rnle Is adopted. in which case the county
GOES solid for Henderson. MeTlman was
endorsed for Chief Justice of the state ou-
preme Court, and Clarke for Associate jus
lice. senator Vance was endorsed amid
much applause. Instructions were given
for Armhed for Judge and Long for solicit
tor. S.A. Earnhardt was nominated for tue
Lower House of the Legislature, ana :. NJ.
HObsOn for the senate.
In Catawba primaries Hickory aud New
ton went for Henderson. In DAVID son
county convention at Lexington, the dele
rates were instructed for McTiman ANA
Clarke. and for Long for solicitor. For Con-
gresham, LeaZer received twenty-one ana
Henderson nineteen votes. Vance WAS en-
ItrsDG
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4 SOCIETY BELLE.
siartIe, the Community by shooting
Herself.

StArtIe, the Community bY shooting (
Herself.
WA,mNGroN, PA, july -. Miss May
McCracken, the daughter Of NJ. l.. \.
McCracken. = widely known attorney
committed suicide this evening by
shooting herself through the heart.
While thc family were at tea table, MISS
Nav excused herself and retired To- her
room. where the tragedy occurred, to dress
for the evening. Her most mt
mate friend, fail 10 account Tor
the act other inan accIdeht' MIS-
NrCracl,en was noted for her beauty
and MAS an acknowledged leader i'm society
The revolver belonged to brother who
l.ntona table in mis- room. The family
are Frustrated with grlei Nothing has
created sue. a sensation IN the community
for "A wear.
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DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE
Levels Que Hundred buildings i'm "A Mas
sachusetts Town.


LAWRENCE, Mass, July pa cyclone
struck West Lawrence with great power
about l0 0o'clock this morning. The storm
hr,t struck springfield street. and Travelled
thence TO salem street. devastating a sec
tion TWO hundred rods wide. f. is estimated
that one hundred buildings have been
lclcllcd bv the storm. one man is know n
to have been killed outright by falling
building and the injured are now reported
as numbering llfty or sixty. Fire has
broken ont IN a number ct places IN the
ruins and the entire fire department i~ now
at work eNtinguishing the flames. The IN
iurcd are being removed and cared for
us quickly as possible.
TERRIFIC SCENES.
The awful visitation came az 800 O'Clock.
The wind wa, cast. the rain was falling
heavily. when suddenly the heavens became
agiow with a bright white light. almost
dazzling in ITS effect. I'm a moment the
wind Noored directly tO the west Heavy
black clouds shonc from behind the western
hills. high into tine shy for moment, and
then the thick mass parted. Down ehot
black ,trc3kS from the murky mass. ana ln
20 moment the crash came. Buildings were
crushed like cg--~hcll-, whole houses were
lifted from thr cellars. and terror seized
their occupants. The buildings IN the
vicinity were all Of wood pretty. cosy homes
of toilcr- in the mills. I'm trlcc their
ruin was complete. The cyclone cut pain
in South Lawrence over a mile ln lenglh
and five hundred feet wide. over one hun
drad buildings were wrecked. The hospital
is filled with injured. while the homes
spared from tho wreck arc shclterin- bleed
mg women and children. The devastated
D. DIV /
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4 Republican Paper In Trouble.

OMAHA. NIB, July 2G.-The editorial
and reportorial stan Of the Republican, who
ha'e not received any pay for three weeks,
refused 90 90 to work today unless
Olcr pay was forthcoming. Managing
'dunr smith. one Of the strikers. was
appointed trustee and VIII receive an of the
indr 0i She paper until the stan is paid.
I"ppilrfs are borrowing proofs Of other pat
H9uing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

UAVEEnuLL. Mass, judy ga tremen-
dous rain and wind storm passed over thi7
citv this forenoon. The Sewers were inade-
quatc 10 carry OF tle " itef' ana the stIe' u
,y.rn noodcd. At Washington square the
seyor hurst and Hooded the Easements in
The vicinity. The water Hooded saunders
boiler.house. putting out the fires and stop
ping work i'm the shoe factories.
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Electric storm ON the Hudson.

NryBrRGu. y. y, July @.-A terrific
o,e,tric and rain storm visited this city last
ni,bf. doing considerable damage. The
levers were not able 10 carry OF the water.
and cellars were flooded. In the West
shore road near the tunnel the tracks for a
distance Of lour hundred feet. were covered
with sand aud gravel to the depth OF nom
one 70 i've lct I, and travel was entirely su'.
,,andeI