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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY u,isn
LEAVE RICHMOND
ZOO A. Vi. Freight. except sunday, Carries
passenger between Richmond aai
GoTionsyiile.
$50 A. N. Daily tor O.d Point AM A0toL
Pullman Car White sulphur h. Oii
Point
,ioo A. NJ. Express. daily for Cin-inuau Pull.
man Palace Car Ola poin. o. WHHs
Sulphur. and pullman sleeper char.
lottesvills TO Cincinnati. Chair OAr
Richmond . clifton Forge.
$40 p. N. Express daily Tor Oh Point 81 N0r-
folk. Puliman sleeping Car Nincu-
natl tO Ga Point
40 p. NJ. Accommodation, except sunday. f3r
Charlottesville. on aaiurday tals
tram runs TO stanton.
s.30 T. u. The y. y. '. Limited daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Ola Point - Cinrnnar
solid yesabule train. with Diuing Gar
and Pullmans Charlottesville - Oll.
cinnan AMI Pullman 10 Louisville
TEAMS lgRIyE AT RICHMOND.
7:45 A. " and 2.5S p. VI. daily from CincinnaN
9:l5 A. n. dslly, except sunday. from char
iot,essille on Mondays from stsua.
,n,o A. NJ. and 7:i5 p. n. daily from Norfolk.
goo Y. NJ. FREIGHT from Charlottesville except
SUNDAY, Carries pAssengers
$50 p. NJ. From Nhito sulphur aud virginia
Springs. except sunday
stnton: Broad street n'8r >oScnteenth.
JAMaS-RIyeK DIVISION
Rlchmond and Allegheny hallrOAi1
LEAVE RICHHOND.
500 A. N. daily for Lynchbarg. LsTIng ton. AMI
Clifton Forge.
&.30 r. ~ for LJnchuur except sunday. Sleep
ing Car for LynchDurg. A tflil
leaves LyncnDlrs OF t.i3 A. a. dsAy
for Lexington aad Cmt9u Forge
TxiiSs aBRfYz At RiCANosD.
$50 p. NJ. daily IRON Clifton Forge
$40 A. NJ. exccps sunday from tiilion Forge.
Lexington. sai Lynehburs.
station: Eighth AMI Canal atrsets
h. ". FULLER
General Passenger A lost
q. W. srAysss General suporintenisua !8H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27
BY X. b. Chsrin & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. I north Tenth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i TRACT OF 10 ACRES OF LAND IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, WITH BUILDINGS
THEREON, ABOUT EIGHTEEN MILES FROM
RICHMOND.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust
from Samuel Lindsey and ReDeccs Lindsey
dated April 20, 1886, and recorded in Deed-Boot
~ page $780, Chesterfield County Court clerks
ONCE. default having been made IN payments OF
notes secured therein, will sell by public auc-
ton, at Hallsboro. on Richmond and Danviue
railroad, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,. 1890.
AZ ~ O'Clock NJ, the TRACT or LAND described
In said deed rs follows: All that certain tract or
parcel OF laud, with the buildings thereon,
rights, ways, and appurtenancos thereto belong
ing lying aud being In the county OF Chester
field, adjoining the lands OF Joseph klleu
and Robert Miller, and bounded on the south by
Genito road and west by Swift creek. containing
f20 acres, more or less
TERMS Cash for expense of sale and 10 pay
four notes amounting 70 siOs.15, with interest as
follows: on t45 from April ~. lsss, on s232 30
from April 90 1888, on 1921. IS from April 90 1882
and on 500 from April %, 1890; credit 10 April
20, 1891, for s19s73, and balance on time TO 10
announced at hour OF sale.
Il. n. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
K B. CHAFFIs & Co., Auctloneers aux
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27

- u q . rzz4R
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail.
~ .c.vru,n ROAD
TWO 'G Tsz1ss p = cs'1 ~ J sosrs I
LYrCaBuRo "ND
I1AvB RICHMOND. BYRD STREET srArrox
80 \ - Daily. - rsssrsbars --Kish nont All
ror,os Lhro GO Erpress-Arrivs 81
norfolk IfG r. n s'eos oa,r A. o..
eenoars ana sa1olt. A s~csas
VAN, Leaving Petersburg a. ji.sl A
=. aud arriving al Norfolk ailP u
stops al all stsiiobs. -
eeA Il DAILY va Pessrvpurz. Arriv. a,
Pstsrsours Iols A. n No les,..
fe1SLurs 1:l3 A. n. for F.rr'
unA Lyschbrs. and ali polax sosIs
sSI II Daily. ga p.sersoars. Arrrv. p.
tcrsbars ssi5P. h.: iei,s Pe,~r,oa,,
go 7. n. daily arriving xoriolsf
ii:so 2. n. Daily vie psisrsour. Arnr. :,
Petersburg izol A. T.. ooans,es,
Win rrA.s No leaving Potsrsbu,.
~ l2s0 A. n ZOE Fsrmviiis. Lyn-5
burg. roeseoni~A, sni Ell ool11
iiso A. N. Daily. rts Burse,iIe, for Tarmvil,,
Lynchburg. the south. a1d IVES,
PULLMAN sLRRPlN9-cAS AccoNHoO.
TONS
No.i-sieeping-csr from Petersburg ., Rri,g
without change leaving PetersngrE dAlT y
lfttA. n. AMI Lyncnburs 70 ssmpap vim.
No a-Lyuchbws 70 Roma aai aoaaO.. :,
Memphis without ohaass
r,cxsts, Dageasc-checks AM AL lnrormsro,
eco Be obtained ct Richmond AMI Pssrtsrf
rsllrcad depot A. W. osrosrS .JD Na.u s.rs,c
aad Al ne compsay's o;zc., soi ea., ksin 5tros.
n. ". 1CbkiNEr.
Passenger AgslE
w. Il bBylLl.
Genera Passenger Agcal
cnARlusa KppY. vioe- Pres.ioal
General ocics. Roanoke Va fsi
EARMVlLLE AN POWHATAN
Il RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EAST MAIN STREET
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUST iSs1
LgAyz RICHMOND.
e:ib A. ", ria Atlantic Cos-; line fer Bermuda
5:i5 L. NJ, rta Atlantic Coast Lins for Winter.
pocs and intsf me,iiaie stsiious
go A. NJ, via Richmond and DsnviIle. for farr.-
vile, and ali stations west OF Mo-elcy
Junction.
500 p. NJ. RIA Richmond and DAnvilie Tor Farm-
vile, AMI all stations west u hose.ey
Junction.
900 p. ". va Richmond and DanyilIo, Tor skia.
garter and Winterpock.
ARRIVE At hIcaN0sD.
q:i0 A. 81, ria Ausntit Coast Lac, lrym Winter.
peck AMI inter mediate stati ~
$40 T. NJ, RIA Atlantic oaet Line from RermnsA
s45 A. NJ, RIA kichmOni and Dan'illc. from
Farmyllle. and all siatious west 81
Noseley junction.
s.1A. NJ, via Richmond and Danyllle. from
~kinluarter and NinterpoCk.
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, haggage-checks, timetables, b.,
cali upon A. ". GAkBkh, Atlantic Coast Lac,
aud kichmond aud Danyille depois.
Z. N. BUCKINGHAM.
General Passenger Agent
JANIS x WxsrH. General NansgoE aus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27

noeuo-I'p w '''on 49,. - ~ - - -
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC hAILk0AD.--scheduls
commencing APRIL ~, iesv--eastern standard
tima
Sso 4 n leaves Byrd-Susee stauoa daily
stops onlv 81 Ashland. Boutwell,. MI
tord, ana Fred ericks burg, Brooke sud
whitewater. sleeper " Washington
sad New York
iiss A. II leaves Byrd-susss station daily 81.
except sunday.
SnP. n. leaves Byrd-8srsss ssAsos daily
Sleeper. kicn mond 20 New York
eWA n arrives o. Byrd street ssAsoo daily
sleeper nom New rork
sAP. II arrives q Byrd-Ssresl ssauon daily.
ssops ~ frederscksburG Milford
BoIhx WELL and AshlsaA sleeper iron
wsshiafaoe end Neg ferG Does aes
,,sI n arrives SS q Sro-srsss s.assa lal,x
sXoeps SUNDAY.
ASHLAND rRAINA
sAILT sxcsps suNpAyl
euA y. Leaves sisA Arrivss u AsalssaM
4uH II sooonnodaslsa isaves Dyrd-stssss
ssAt1on, arrives - AeAiand ~ 2. \.
s.slR. lsayse llh& arrives - AaAiaad y
ssA n :ni,ss IiAA Lssvss AsAissa s'Es
asa u scoeanedAsoa assvss q nyA
essss s1asAeG leAves AsAland as7;e
s,sR. n ss!sss /. M ,sv,s AsAlAaA =
4. 4: 1ASloa fssas nsasssA
AaRxSSlS g. - $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELECTED
Tor the Hoibrook and fYsnklsn schools
eammsr Tourists Returning.
Especial telegram 10 the ptspAson.l

DAHyIIAx, Va, August 26.-The Pubic
School Board met this afternoon and elect
Cd teachers Tor the Holbrook and Franklin
Street schools. The assistant teacher Of
tho High School, Miss Bessie 8. Herndon,
owing to bad health rendered her resigna-
tion. which was accepted. and the bscrs.
tayy Of the Board was authorized TO sdvsr-
tise IN tho NspdtcA for teschev--one caps
pje Of teaching German, Latin. French,
md the higher mathematics.
LEsrxa's RECONCILIATION.
4 bic crowd IL expected to leave here
Qhureday morning 10 attend the congres-
ionoI convention ct Rocky Mount. Il II
GonG1a!ly undsFstood that Lester will BE-
noominated.
accSSfe femals College. hss rapidly i'm
GooV11 II health and viii be sble TO be
1l6erb = ~ opening Of tho college on
y jIsSSiiIs psepls w hsn 49, ~ !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27
RsAL .srATk Ar PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTURE OF sTEA1Eks.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 1Y@.

-
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT1Ylsr
Y COMPANY for the sEAsHOkE. As.
Cheapest and most pleasant route to OLD
POINT. VIhGINA BEACH. OCEAN Nihm,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS,
CLARKNONT. and JAMES RIvRh land
INGs by elegant saloon stesme. AhlEL
leaving Richmond KVknY MONDAY. WBDNks-
DAY, and FRIDAY at A. N. 5trset-csrs go
directly 70 eteamers' wharf. Fare 10 Old Point
or Norfolk. ti.60: second class. 81
Connections at old Point and Norfolk closely
With all lines for northern cities, Virginia Beach.
aud Ocean View same afternoon. James river
by daylight Great tourist lima Cheapest
route.
through tjckets on steamer and at Garbers
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
ihrough. state-rooms engaged for day or aight
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
THO AND DANylLLR. and FAhhVILLE AND
POWHATAN X X STATIONS, and WASH
INGION, ID. c., all points In Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular land.
fngs on tho James river. at lowest rates and
through bills issued.
LUCIEN b. TATUM, Vles-President.
40 ltl7 Main stree. and kockerA
IRWIN WRlsI0rR Freight and Passenger Agent
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TRAINS NORTH wAsn

sDauy. tDssly except sunday.
srOrpfStSfLACH& -.
Mo-. "a. 81, 81 -. aud 5, make n, ssoN -,
n and IS stop oa sigual 81 Aaeea
Drsvrys B!un, censraliA, snd Chsstsf 20
stoos AZ Chester. No& 81 " ~ 40 a, a. a.
81 vtll siop ss ~ stations sos passenger
fpLLAAN-CAR skksick
On Trains NosL u and - s;sspiaS-cArs osss'''
Nav Yosk and Tampa flA tsss jscasoe,a..,
On Trs.ns NoA u ssd n slsspics-oss eeS
Wssbinstoa end chAsiestcs. On rfsa
sisso,ns-cars between Washtnsson AMI 80
sos1tlla on Ttain No ~ slesoint-eA"
s~e~n Js scnv vile and New YORK ..,,x
THH ONLY ALL-RAiL Inns TO NoA''~
n,.A.e. s,. y. :se = y nas.o,s. ,sssss
Ricnnond. ...ssssP y Norfolk. ,W
Norfolk .. 'StoA y n;ohuond. .iSn
Sorioir sG0O p. n. kssAnend.. ~
rss rsiss LEAVING Rtchnoad - 40 =. -
rcrfo,S Wt r T. are solic uaias osss ss,
49, 40 points. end passsassrs 80 nl0. ~.
stsSeus ehanes q cara ctoss sonn.ci,on, -
~ msds 81 fsssrsburS ~ TIE SO Z. n 80
mon Rieamoad aaa ~ 80 A. = us'a wv
SS 49, ,ssvias Ricansaa q ss = ,.s az
,,..' 4. ond srstvins ~ Richmoaa ~ ss,. :,
90 E,01 n - msge elcse co9e
ss,ssssure u "a hos rsznvtitA lsh's's
ssd ssssAss Il s0iEy. sslss,a.s.assA
So ~ $500 49, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27
YORK-RIVER LINE,uA TEsTPoIsT
TBB FAyoRITR ROUTE NORTH

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81, $40 =. n.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except sunday. SOS
ct oil stations. A. Lester Manor eonnscs Va
stage for Walksrton: with Baltimore sisAnefA
West Point
TRAIN No IS. AS y. y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except ssnih
for WesS Point connecting ~ita fofk-hifrl
steamers for Baltimore. A. Baltimore stea,ncp
connect with Baltimore And OHIO rsiruai 10
Washington. Philadelphia. and Ne. YORK
Steamers Leave Baltimore y. NJ. ialy, ci 'sP'
Sunday ,...
Trains arrive at Richmond aI5 A. n. sai iSp
A. N.
TRAIN 30 10. 10 A. "
LOCAL. hIIED. daily except suniAY les''
Twenty third street for wes. Point ssi Later
mediate points ..,....
Ticketofncs a. station foot Of yirynlA sTe'-
OpeusA. N. to5P. N. and from . +. y. - ~
A. NJ. 49,.
sueeA ,,.y
SOL HAAS JAS. l. lAfLV-
Traf.c Manager General Passenger AgsnI
JOSEPH y. POTTS. Division Passenger Assa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27

MO. 8 BAKER STREET.
IN ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF DR.
BRIGHT,
NEAT DETACHED TWO-sTohY FRAME
DWELLING. -
WITH FINE LOT OF ABOUT 30xieo FEET,
ToBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-06-13
eapeS and Best System Of Insurance on the Earth and Fou
IS w anted in livery
Work This State Agency will assist Agents that they build
We want Agents to take Exclusive Life Work.

insuanc bushes s
payho to in s tta
a ern
a from O
to his from loss OF main 10
motgag O the hmte n
in
will not them
matte notw financial
is
every to it
of Of increase o. If
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mutual Assesab in O
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-06-13

vote only by proxy meeting
16 All Alliance good standing eth
between the eighteen and fte who can
the required medical examination members OF this AS
ISOLATION.
ApPL1cAroNs-How
Sec IT, Applications for membership to the Association shall be
printed forms furnished by the Association and must be
companed by membership and advance
following of competent physician
which shall also be approved by the Medical Director
Membership Association except
the following North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and
Washington where the limit shall $4,000 and shall be divided into
divisions known Division certificate to be limited to 81 OOO and
Division B. certificate to be limited to 1000.
Sec 49, The membership In Division A. $500 Division B.
$500 Where application both divisions time the fee
shall &c. medical examination fee additional In all where
applicant rejected all paid membership fee and advance
shall be returned held subject his order
Alliance dues OF SO be collected required by State AL
lance in that state
Sec 20 When applicant shall have been accepted shall receive
certificate OF membership signed the President and Secretary and sealed
with the seal the Associations certificate together with his appca
ton and these Bylaws shall constitute the and contract
tween the member and the Association
81 At each surviving
member the division divisions wherein the deceased held membership
shall classes according follows providing the
death losses less that 81 900 in that Division:
GAGE TO NEAREST Birthday
lass rom 20 10 ~ ~
Class from ~ to 40 70
lass rom 70 20 o. years 30 10
Assessments due and payable within thirty days from mailing OF
notice member In member fails his within 80
days after first notice has mailed his last address the AS
ISOLATION the Secretary shall mail second notice by registered letter.
shall be conclusive evidence OF notice assessment Where
tered notice required member shall he charged
cents for such notice and failure within thirty days from
date of stered notice upends the policy but policy be
stated at time within date of by all
full furnishing satisfactory Of continued
health Nonamen Of assessments for cancels policy
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-06-13

Pertinent Portions Of the Alliance Aid Association Constitution
known
GOn
principal shall be Huron
South Dakota.
purpose aiding
sisting the widows and orphans of it's members.
Sea- The shall by board
which called
the second Thursday of January each 10 O'Clock at the
home Office
officers President
Secretary shall be elected board of
Directors at the meeting January until their
elected and qualified
Sec The President shall meetings of the Association
the board Directors He shall sign all certificates of membership
and official He shall that all rules and regulations the
faithfully mpaay general charge
of the business OF the Association
PRESIDENT
The shall perform
duties OF the President his inability
The Secretary shall meetings
the Association He shall receive all deposit
selected Depository and keep careful record thereof
ders for the the Association
the boacd Directors OF the condition the
and oenr irequd by them and shall perform all other
with
SEC 10. The regularly
q standing appoint
aHining approval the
Oh all make OF all applications membership
state writing endorsed thereon opinion Of such applications
OFFICERS
SEC II. No fixed
socaon but they shall receive accordance With the
compensation
a Director to be fxed the Directors and the Directors
three dollars while
tend ance at meetings.
Ssc Is Each member Of this good standing entitled
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-06-13


been in
asky
live andd
and that when receive
i Usually
it s gone
Nowwe
in will acrd
to yeas,$ From o
ust
enough a
of in
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The
$1,000
yearso
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-06-13

money renew,
by the member Secretary
to be made oner than
80 days.
of the collected from the assessments accord
per placed
shall placed fund.- and the remaining
the general fund for the the Com
pany.
Sec % Theouhs of all the collected from assessments
exclusively paying
losses
GUARANTEE
of all collected shall be
guarantee bearing securs
compounded only following purposes
When member dies the benefit fund from the the
certificate full the entire amount Of
and its paid said mber may be used
has been twenty shall be known mature certa
9ns 0eH be onn
the which shall be applied the OF assess
The guarantee left in the treasury by the lapse of policies
accumulate from the Of
psed policy after which the interest said funds shall equtaby
applied OF the matured policies
SEC a Ten per t @ @ with all Ter
Company
Upon receipt of
Secretary forward the
the deceased the blanks and full how make
and satisfactory of death furnished tho
hi ss in:
collected the Benefit Fund from the assessment at said
ge no es 1 s % Fund to the
CANCELLATION CERTIFICATES.
Sec e. member this Association shall die in
province justice suicide shall
his health delu DEATH die while
cealent, misrepresentation false made the
line faith Of Which his
and void.
Address, FISH & FRAN, Gen. Agents,
758 Wabaha St. ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-17
WILL FIGHT THE TRUST.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR-DEALERS OBJ
JECT TO THE REBATE SCHEME.
If the Whiskey Combine Proves Refrac-
tory, New Refneries Will Be Built
by the Wholesalers to Knock 1t Out.

New YORK, June 16.-The leading
wholesale liquor dealers of New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago and Cincinnati
held a meeting today which BODIES i'll for
the whiskey trust. When the trust got
grip on the majority of the distilleries
they advanced the price seven cents on
a gallon all around, but issued rebate
certificate of five cents gallon, payable
six months from date of issue, provided
the party to whom such certificate was
issued bought goods exclusively of the
trust. By this scheme the trust hold about
a million and half of money belonging
to wholesale men, upon which they do
not pay cent of interest. This is what
the wholesalers object to.
After lengthy talk, in which some
wholesalers advocated building dis
tilleries to knock out the trust if the
latter proved too refractory, resolution
was adopted providing that committee
of ten wholesalers be appointed to con-
fer with the trust and see if the 5 per
cent. rebate can be withdrawn, and to
otherwise look after the interests of the
trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-17
WATERMAN ON PRIZE

The Worthy Governor Much Worried
Over Recent Disgraceful Mills.
SACRAMENTO, June 16.-Governor Wat
erman today addressed letter to Attor-
ney-General Johnson on the subject of
prize fights, in which ne says: | desire
most sincerely to direct your attention
to the fact that the state has been thor
oughly and completely disgraced by the
maintenance of organizations given up
to degrading and disgusting exhibitions
of brute force in so-called scientific con-
tests between so-called scientific ath-
letes, which are nothing more nor less
than prize fights, in opposition to de-
cency and the good order of society,
against which there is law made and
provided in such cases.
This law should be operative in
those localities of the state where
these unlawful practices take
place. They should no longer be per-
mitted to defame and degrade the soil
of our state, and the mere fact that is
advanced that their patrons consist OF
those in the higher walks of life, should
be still further incentive to put an end
to the exhibitions alluded to, in order
that their pernicious example may not
affect those in the lower walks of life
AS it is now, it is an evil and a shame,
producing no good or benefit, and only
INDUCED in as mere speculation by those
who pursue prize-fghting as a means OF
subsistence and support, and for gamb
ling purposes.
Will you do me the favor in the abso-
lutte interest of the state of inquiring
into the matter, and if the state officers
and the law are not able to cope with
the subject, invoke your aid as chief
law officer of the state, and ask you to
proceed Immediately and take such de-
cisive action and measures as will in the
future preserve and protect from so foul
q blot the escutcheon of the state of
California.
Yours very truly,
r. w. WATERMAN.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-17
CHOLERA I'm SPAIN.
GREAT ALARM OCCASIONED BY IT'S,
CONTINUED SPREAD.
Physicians Say 1t Is, the True Asiatic
Breed-The Government Denies that
Any Cause Exists for Alarm.

MADRID, June 16.-Much alarm has
been occasioned by the continued spread
of cholera at Pueblo de Rugat. The
authorities are making strong effgrts to
stamp out the disease, but so far have
been unsuccessful. New cases are re-
ported daily. Yesterday there were
four deaths and nine new cases.
The doctors are greatly over
worked. The authorities have
telegraphed to Valencia, asking for
physicians and drugs, which are run
ming short. The total number of cases
thus far is ninety-ohe. One of the per-
sons who fled for safety died at Albaida.
DR.. Candida, an expert, declares that
the disease is true Asiatic cholera.
The go>ernment announced in the
senate today that it had not been proved
that the disease now prevailing in
Pueblo de Rugat is Asiatic cholera, and
there was no cause for alarm. 1t was
further stated that the board of health
had sent a deputation to Valencia, and
taken sanitary measures to prevent the
spread of the disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-17
FOREIGN FLASHES.
An Exciting Scene in the
Commons.
BalfOur Stirs Up a Hornets
Nest,
The Parnellites Aroused by the Tory
Leaders Remarks.
Stanley Made Governor General of the
Congo Free State-Portuguese Ma
neuveS in Africa.
Associated Press Dispatches

LONDON, June 16.-There was an ex-
citing time in the commons tonight.
Balfour, replying to Dillon, denied that
the police had charged upon him and
clubbed the people at New Tipperary for
Lighting bonfires to celebrate the mar
riage of William O'Brien. They put out
fires which were obstructing the streets.
Schroll and Clancy (Nationalists)
wanted to know how "shadowing" per-
sons in Ireland could prevent boycott
ing.
Balfour said no one was shadowed un-
less known to be engaged in intimida-
ton. The government would reduce the
system if the Parnellites promised to
induce the person shadowed to abstain
from intimidation.
Parnell asked Balfour about the Eng
lish presumption that every person
accused is innocent until proved guilty.
Balfour-Will Mr.. Parnell undertake
that these people shall not repeat their
crime?
This question brought out loud Par
nellite cries of "What crime?''
Amid tremendous uproar Dillon began
an excited speech, denouncing Balfour
and demanding an apology for the use Of
the word ''crime."
A stormy scene ensued, in which Gill
accused Balfour of lying, and Gladstone
challenged him to prove his assertion
that the Liberals resorted to Shadow
ing"
Finally Balfour substituted the words
intimidation and boycotting" for
"crime," and after a time the house
quieted down.
Shaw Lesvre's amendment to postpone
the purchasing of licenses until the pas
sage of the act transferring the licensing
power to the county councils, was rejected
under closure.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-17
Republican House Caucus.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Republi-
cans of the house met in caucus tonight
to receive the report of the caucus com
mittee upon the NATURALIZATION bill.
After some amendments for change in
the mode OF canvassing, etc, the entire
bill was approved as it came from the
caucus committee. There was every
disposition to secure speedy action upon
the bill in the house. The caucus next
turned attention to the McComas anti
gerrymandering bill. Many members
had left the hall, so resolution which
was the defeat of the bill by vote Of
% to 26, was unsatisfactory to its
friends, who will make another effort at
a subsequent caucus.