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, 1890-12-13

New ORLEANS. Dec. l2.-The Anchor
Line steamer, City of Baton Rouge, from
st. Louis, struck a snsg near Hermitage
Landing this afternoon and sunk. Two
unknown deck passengers are known to
have been drowned. 1t is reported that
six or eight passengers, taken on board on
the way down, we're lost, but this is not
authentic. The steamer was valued at
$75, 900. cargo. 800. 900.
, 1890-12-13

The arena of the Rue Pergolese, Paris,
where bull fights take place every Sun
day and Wednesday, was several days
ago the scene of an accident which will
probably prove fatal. 1t was recently
thought that greater interest would be
given TO the spectacle by the addition of
negroes stimulating the bull with point
ed cudgels during the fight. One of
these men was SO seriously gored by an
Infatuated bull that he was carried out
of the arena and conveyed to his lodg-
ings.-Pall Mall Gazette.
, 1890-12-13

CORK, Dec. 12.-At . this afternoon
Parnell drove in an open car to the rail-
way station, where he boarded the train
for Kilkenny. He was cheered all along
the route TO the station.
Canon Byran O'Mahoney. admiDistra-
tor Of the cathedral, has written a letter
to Parnell asking him to call a meeting of
his constituents to give him 20 Mahoney)
an opportunity to criticize. in Parnelr s
presence, his treason to the Irish parlla-
mentarv party.
DUBLIN, Dec. l2~-Although Bishop
Ossory yesterday advised the electors of
Kilkenny to cast their ballots at the com
ing election according to the dictates of
their conscience, be and the priests OF
the diocess in which Kilkenny Is situated
are supporting the canvass of John Pope
HennessY. The clergy OF the parliament
airy division of North Cork and East
Limerick are actively engaged in organ
ziug public opinion against PaInell. A
priest at Mitcht llstown tore down a num-
Der OF placards placed about the town
calling upon the people to support Par
nell.
, 1890-12-13

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA special
from Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, to the
Pcdyune says a courier rushed in this
morning and reported that 1000 Indians
had gone into camp three miles east OF
Choctaw city this morning. The inhabi-
tants of that place were alarmed and
1ocked to Oklahoma City to ask protec
ton of the troops. Capt. Steele has
teleRraphed Washington.
, 1890-12-13

ST. PAUL, Dec. ia PoReer-Pfess
Fort keogh, Mont, special a y the two
bands Of disafected Pine Ridge Indians
under Short Bull aud Kicking Bear are
supposed to be united and moving north
ward, With the intention OF seeking a
reservation in Northern Dakota or cross
ing into Canada. Fifty lodges and a band
OF stolen ponies are with them. Troops
will leave early in the morning to head
them off and deliver them as prisoners at
Fort Lincoln.
, 1890-12-13
TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES.

Mrs. John Curtis Of Peoria, ILL.,, writes:
Used one box of Usage Pills previous to
my second confinement; they worked like
q charm. Would pay $50 for q box
rather than do without them, as they
have proved a Godsend to me-" Write
Usage Medicine company, Wichita, Kas.,
FOR particulars, and their book to wives
mailed free. Sold by druggists. Sold by
w. n. Hunt, Cheyenne.
, 1890-12-13

CLEVELAND. Dec. IL. The Davis
Platform Binder company, manufacturing
harvesters and binders, today wen into
the hands OF a receiver. The assets are
said to be about S400. 900 and the hsbili-
ties about $50. 900. The embarrassment
Is declared to be only temporary, and was
caused BY the stringenoy of the money
rarLat
, 1890-12-13

a son of Mr.. NJ. D. Pusser, a mer-
chant of Gibraltar. N. c., was SO badly
afflicted with rheumatism for a year or
more, as to be unable to work or go to
school. His father concluded to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm on the boy. 1t
soon cured him and he has since walked
one and a half miles 10 school and back
every school day. Fifty cent bottles for
sale by A. L Roedcl.
, 1890-12-13

OMAHA, Dec. l2.-Nearly 600 lodges
and 5000 Sioux, including the bands of
Two Strikes and Short Bull, are marching
in from the bad lands TO Pine Ridge
agency in obedience to Gen. Brooke's
order and will report to him tonight, IN
less they are slampeded by fresh rumors.
, 1890-12-13

DENVER, Dec. II The general man
aRer Of the Colorado Midland has notified
the striking trainmen that they must re-
turn to work at once or their places will
be filled. At Leadville the condition of
things is unchanged, and the men are
siiii nut
, 1890-12-13

PORTLAND, Gro, Dec. l2.-Mai. II.
Henderson,. the Drummer boy OF the
Rappahauncck," was arrested on the
charge Of passing a worthless check on a
hotel keeper. He refused to settle OF
give bonds, and went to jill.
, 1890-12-13

SALT LAKE, Dec. 12.-Duriu9 a quar-
rel today Edwin Scott, foreman oil the
carpenters working on a building, was in-
stantly killed by William Diamond, who
drove a chisel into SCOTS forehead.
, 1890-12-13

Tae largest stock of fine brandies, old
Whistles, choice hQIelrs and superine
cigars at GEORGE MAsten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-12-13

Keep your eyes oDen for Kirkland's
souvenir albums of Cheyenne. Just the
thing to send to your friends for Christ
mas. They will be ready by Dec. 10.
, 1890-12-13

Visions Robertine is the only thing
now used by fashionable women to per
petuate a beautiful complexion.
, 1890-12-13

Christmas Cards and
Fancy articles. Cheyenne
NeICS Depot, opposite posi-
office.
, 1890-12-13

II you want to please your housekeeper
try Jack Frost flour.
, 1890-12-13

ICE
Delivered to any part of the city
and in any quantity by the Cheyenne
streets
, 1890-12-13

Gods blessing to mankind. say thous-
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1890-12-13

Mime. Artoud, of Paris, died recently,
and as not r silver of her money could
be found in the hands of her agents her
heirs began a search for it in the furni-
ture of her home. After ripping up
everything they examined a plaster bust
of the Venus of Milo, and there was the
treasure, amounting to a considerable
fortune. The base of the statue was
covered over underneath with oilcloth,
and when the covering was removed out
tumbled a choice collection of bank
notes, bonds, securities and obligations.
, 1890-12-13

ChrysEGIi=ed fruits at
ThOhHpsOh'S, 3IS WieSr STR
teenth 81.
, 1890-12-13

The genuine imported
Berttue1. WfPSsbie3. can
nOlC be had at The TTcOIt.
, 1890-12-13

Geo.lR ROsosH g Co, for the past
toeHg-oHe years puJHshTs Of he Amer-
lean Newspaper Directory, say that The
CHEYENNE LEADER reaches he ltrgeSt
number and the best class Of readers Of any
Helospdper published N Wyoming.
, 1890-12-13

Ftorica1 Dept; Ch2venne, Two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

thr fd,Oritc hymns Of the df ceased. The
iniermcnt was in Christ Church cemetery,
beside the grave of her hu u-hind
This morning The body of Ella Cri-tIe, a
colured girl, who has b en- missing sncc
vest, .sliy m rning. WAS found floating in
the dock at the fo1t of Prince street. III r
straw bat was found near by Yesterday
morning.
This IN Irning small ch Ill OF Capt. Frank
philli ps wts severely burned by the upset
ling Of a bottle If carbOlic acid. The nei III
b T. siy IA It the child hll the neck o. the
bottle IN IL. mouth, and th mother noticing
n, qu ckly slapped II away, scattering tn
acid upon the child from mouth - feet,
thereby seriously burning il, while mo-
mcnt more would have seen il fatally pols-
med. Dr. Ashby dill what he could II r.
lieVc the child. hut this evening IL - SUI
f-rlug tDrmenis. aud some say it Will die.
General ". II. + Ire was IN town today.
lie says the Quito X. politically :. eaking, j.
all on iiod and br ght. He says that If the
DemO rats of this district have grievance,
against him. h,lrIsts they will be presented
IN the convention.
Mr.. Alex J. W eddCrburn j. hard at work
pr lrng for his annual grange camp
show, which - set for nest week. bI'-
loon ascension is one Ul the features Of the
programme.
The Council has orl red the CITY Hall
steepla rpaintod. The posioilice building
VIII shortly BE- gwen neN coat also.
Cigar men mere are bitterly complain
ing If government inspectors ,eizlng cigar,
when, for convenience, M y bend back the
box tops or -id.-. On. firm lost ten boxes
OF best stock to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
THE STATE At LARGE.
ALLIANCE CONVENTION FREQ
ERlCKSBURG.

Petersburg Di~t,ict COuferonce-Eev. Dr.
walter W. Williams. of Baltimore.
raraisized at the Sprincs-uarriage at
Brontsviiie- The robacc, Market.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Jily 3l--iSpc-
cial. The Alliance men from Stafford,
King George, caro- inc, ami SpotsylNlnia
met here to-day. There were several hundred
pr .nt. They met in convention at l. NJ.
With closed doors, AMI ar, still at this
writing @ +. NJ in session. Il seems ut.
icrly impossible 10 gei more th.n an
iuhling If thee .ct of this meeting. NJ one
know anything of D. until the farmers WAS
seen in groups 'u the street corners. each
ouc'~ coat hppel decorated w4th a fresh
hutipunicrc. composed Of the heI OF
wheat. oats. red clover, etc. artistic tlly an /
ID beautifully combined.
The most plticn. enquiry could no. elicit
from these sturdy son, of toll on wnrd a.
90 what clu- a such 4 gathering. An en-
Qliric- Were mt with the response In #
there WAS nothing % tell.
\ few of tn' members living some dis
tlnce from town nude an early start for
h1me before the enlin of tne convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA, July 81 Spo-
cial. Mrs. General lIazon and hfr son.
from Washington. ID. C., have been soj'urn-
ing here for the la-t week. She is lacy of
most ostim lblc merit. AMI quite a fIvorite
in society. She il the daughter of Wash
Mclean, so wei and fIvOraIly known as
the millionaire editor, and owner Of The Gin
cinn4ti Enquirer. but now living IN Wash
ingOn on h's golden laurcls.
On the ,th Of August one # the most at
active excursions will he given tD the
Beach hv The ladies connected with the
llpme for the Sick In Nprfjlk. One grand
feature OF the attraction will he a grand
musicale, in which some of the best talent
in the state Will participate. :. J.. Critlen-
den, the manager Of the Princess Anne ll0-
tel. Will give the ladies every facility to
make the event as the success of the season.
The copious rain showers of the last two
DAYS have made the crops flourish - like the
green bay tree" Indeed, all vegetation
looks brighter, for rain was wanted badly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

Abilene. KAs.. July SILT is admitted
at last that all the corn crop Of Central
Kansas j. ruined. no matter how much rain
fails. Hot winds have blown for thr'c dlys.
and stalks are shri,eled. ouly local rains
have fallen for over month. and the
prlires.aro 81 dry that fires break out daily.
The hay crop is an entire failure a. well as
th fruif crOp. \ large acreage of wheat
will he pat IN il il rains enough 10 plough.
Stock i, being rushed To ma.ket IN fear o.
In X Of food. The dr0uth is considered the
most sever. in twelve wears, and there i 10
.ign Of is being broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
lYNCABJRG.
District Conference at Oak Grovc-Mili-
tary Academy Professors.

U1NtTttt tOniFffnfG M YAK tTONf-hllt-
tary Academy Professors.
LYNCHBURG, VA, July 81. special. r.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Confer
enre for this district. met at o X Grove
Church. in B.diorl county. last Tuesday.
Rev. Paul Whitehead presiding. The con-
renee hlliy discussed the subject of theatre
gong. dancing AMI pro .ressiNe euchrc play
N ana by large majority set the stamp
of d'-lprrovll upDn sll'h worl'y indu'-
genCCs Thorelw a large a'tendan Of
Il .loga,es trJm al the surrounding cJun-
ties.
Tue Bplrd Of Visitors Of tha NrHnia
Military Institute assembled here ye-t-r
ily and has he n i'm session TO-DAY. All OF
the mcmb .Ts were present, but the proceed
iugs have hgcn entirely private. and no
newspaper reporters were admitted. TIs
evening ai . O'Clock. after sumptu0u' din
n-r. Captain Peter J. O.ey. pr..si mt of the
Lylchburs and DThlm R,irodd, took the
WIo.e party on an excursion t. E)Nboro,
y. G., To r m lin until t0-n1rrpT evening.
IN, appointment of the following prof -
sOr> was announced thi, evening: Thomas
L. Mar han. cnmBand ant of corps. vice
General scott >lipp. prom ite1 To Ipcrin-
tendency: Professor i. II. Smtl. chair It
mathematics. vice Colonel VI. Il. Hardin.
rcsigncd Professor Hunter PendletJn,
chair of chemistry, mneralogy and geology.
vice Colonel Lyell, resigned, and Professor
X. II. Marr. chair of engineering, vice Colo
mel Patton. resigned.
Craig and Tazewcll counties have sent an
unbrOken delegation 10 the district con-
gressiOnal convention of the Ninth district
in favor of the denomination of Hon. John
4. Buchanan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
.AMeLlA
Hydrophobia in a Horse and ~ DoG-Rabid
Animals.

AMELIA {. H., Va. July 3l.- special.
\ horse belonging to Mrs. Lynn and hef two
sons. living about six miles Of this place,
died Of hydrophobia last Sunday night in
presence Of several persons living in the
vicinity. who had been sent for 10 see if any
medical treatment could be rendered. Those
witnessing the death pronounced II dread
iu sight. the poor creature having conNul-
sions, and biting and tearing the flesh from
his legs and body.
About thirty days ago very small mon
grel dog, belonging T. a colored man near
here was taken with hydrophobia. and left
home. going from house 10 house, fighting
ev. ~ dpg h' met. Finally he went t) Mrs.
Lynn'~ and got in th- stable where their
horse WIS and bit il. When one Of her sons
fOini tn d'g in The stable, he att mpied 70
Dir ~ il ont. lh d'g caught him hy the
ieg of III" parts. LINN In n put hfs fi1t on
the dogs mex and mid him doNn untll his
brother came II h.S rescue ani kll. the
lor. One of the dogs that wts bitten 10y
IN dog ran mad also on last Friday AMI
bit his owner. rn)mls watkins (plOrad).
100 the hunt. H. hIl the w)ull ciut ,r.Zei I
at once and it j. hDp-d he will MT have
hydrOphoba. There are a great many rlbd
dogs in Ia. county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

Iarce T.,,,cc, u.,.h -Co,on4I Ha-k.-
,.,-..,-,,..,,iuc c...,,, 81 40, ,vhi,
lANN 'iAf' A'' '".! "''- '''
The .bac-o break, to-day were the largest
r.r.nsry. y,,L-. and SALE. did n,t wind .up
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Rain at Adriance.

ADRIANcE. July 3l.-l Special. A party
Of ten young people from This neighborhood
Miss Annie Armistead, Of Richmond. among
them. was invited TO spend several days AT
the hosplabe mansion Of Mr. Willie
Vaughn in Prince Edward county. ON the
day appointed it yained. They donned
gossamers and rubbers, and brayed the ele
ments. They crossed the river and drove
10 his house in the rain. IL ralned all the
time they were there. They came home IN
the rain.
The corn is standing knee deep in water
and the tobacco looks helpless and decidedly
chopped"
An excursion fIom Farmyille and this
section went 10 Norfolk on the 18th. We
most deyoutly hope that they will have a
dry time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
FiNCASTLE.
Can for a Dompcsouc Mass Meeting
lii.h-,chpoi Election.

FiNcA,rLE. Va. july 81 special. a
cali has been made by ". \. Glasgow, Jr..
county chairman of the d mocrtic ENccu-
tive Commit cc. FIR a mass meeting of the
Democrat C. voters to elect Il irsdtes u the
R0luoae touNcnti %. the 2S. S.h Ol August, to
nominate "a clndiluc for Con grcs>. Th"rr
i, uo opposition as Yet Z, Hon. Paul {. Eli
mund-. and he will dolhtles5 receive a solid
delegation from y tetOurt.
II %. John y. Keen. of Indiana, Will open
the political campaign la this county Icy ad-
dressing the voter, at fncistle August
court. H. ~ an able aud luhu n.ial Demo
crat aud brilliant slC Aer.
nv. G.. GRAY has been elected principal #
ihr Fnca~ile lllgh ,ho,l, with Miss Paul.
inc Camper a. assistant.
MIR. \. &. CrOui-e. near This place, hes
sold his farm 10 Mr.. \. n. Thompson, Of
Rockbridge county. for 5000 cash.
Judge George swami is IN Baltimore on
business visit.
Among the visitors at Blue Ridge springs,
@n this county, are Governor Mckinney and
family and I. 4. Munl0rd.
There are, ia and around Fincastle,
large number Of Southern visitors, a greater
number than any previous year, and Gov
ernOr Nichols family, Of Louisiana. are
expected next week al tho llOyth Hotel.
General Bradley +. johnson, Of Balti-
more. is spending the summer at "GroNe
Hili,n near this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Hlythe VII Case settled.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3i.-,Iudge Cooley
to-day rendered decision i'm the celebrated
Blythe will case. The opinion. which is
vouminOus one. awards % Florence. the IL
legitimate child of the deceased millionaire,
Thomas II. Blythe, the bulk of the estate,
valued at about $i.0000oo. Among the
of the will were the plaintiil,
+ lorence Blythe, Alice Edith Dickason. al
legged widow Of Blythe, the Williams heirs
oi Liverpool, the Blythe company. the Gipsy
Blythos, the sayages Of London, the scotch
Irish Sayages. James Wit Pearce and wal
liam and David SAVAGE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

|fA oGLEAN,, la. July 3l.-rhe Plea
l.. Greenwood, Miss, special says;
Ut Has thrown into great excite
today by thr firing 0f fifteen shots
D.itl Bank. ON reaching The
Matter -lDldart WAS found lying
'H sidewalk deed. and j. L..
very prominent planter and
Ni cXS nngrcssman Money, was
Nh 'i' cufb-t1ne -hot in one leg
-h wound 100 tbc other. both wOuads
N" ile knee. The trouble grew
HWtf of Twupiip" made against
.'elnmenl and illustrated ~ a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
ALEXANDRIA.
burial of Mrs. samuel Cooper-A Woman
Found Drowned.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 3l.-lspecial. J.
From Old Christ Church took place to-day
the funeral Of the venerable WIDOW OF
samuel Cooper. The funeral coriege came
iu from Cameron ~ the hour appointed.
and Colonel Arthur Herbert General fIlz-
hugh lee, Captain Herbert Bryant, Mr. L'
VI. Blackiord, Captain L. B. Have and Mr..
Beverley H. Mason bore the plain cloth
covered caskct with no ornaments or dec0ra-
lions into the church. Following were
children Of three OF four generations, and
most intimate friends.
Rev. Drs. Joseph Packard aud Cornelius
Walker. of lbe Theological seminary, sat
within the chancel and conducted the ser
wee aiier he ritual Of The Church, The con
grcgltion, led by the choir, singing Two or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
ROANOKE.
Rev. Dr. W. ". Williams Paralyz"d-A

Rev. Dr. W. ". Williams Paralyz"d-t
S,renade to GnVein"r Mckinney.
ROANOKE. VA. Jah 3l.- special Rev.
DR.. Walter ". Williams. If Baltimore, was
stricken with paralysis at Blue Ridge
>,rnes to-day. II is tLought he will rally
from tn attack.
The adm n's ritor Of Joseph }. Kelly. the
yOlng Btlfimorein who was run oNcr and
killed hl The ears b r. several weeks a-o.
his hrOu sht SUIT gin>t the Shcn indO al
Valley Rlir)ld Company for $4,000 dam
dgee.
\ la -ge party will 20 from this city to the
B'ne R.dgc SpringS Saturday night to scr.-
made Governor Mckinney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
one View of the situation.

III Federal supervisors, deputy mar
ehals and spies attempt to interfere with
the Congressional elections in Ohio next
November | will order out the militia Of the
state and drive them from the polls, ard
thus protect the freedom oi ihe ballot and
the rights Of the people. Ii the Force bill
j., designed, as We all know it j., tor the
purpose nf causing trouble and giving the
Republicans an opportunity to steal the
elections IN Democratic states and districts,
The sooner the issue II met the better it Will
be tor the country at large. shall not per-
init ANY interference In the conduct Of the
elections IN my state II have 10 use the
whole OF ID, military power to prevent such
interference, '-Reported remarks Oi Cover.
nor Campbell, OF the Northern state u Ohio,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

DAYTON. ONO, July 3l.-A special 10
The 1INIEs from Washington Courthouse,
Ohio. SAYS: After taking 10. ballots without
making a nomination. the Republican Con-
yeniion of Tn. Tenth COngre- -ional district
adjourned sine die. rhe last ballot stood
Wallace, O.; Doan, 50; Hurst, Il; Little,
90.
\ special 10 the Times from iiillsboransh;
Ohio. saws: The Democratic Congressional
Convention adjourned tonight at . o'clock,
after taking four hundred aud twenty-five
fruille,s ballots. The last ballot did not
vary materially from the first, and no can
didate nj any time had any show OF nomina.
tiOu. Disgust and disappointment prevail
tonight among the leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

VI jor :. {. ra'nter Drad-l WelI-K nown
Citizen.

MARION, VA, July 81. special. Mt
i1r =, G. Painter, a prominent citiz. ofthis
town an a member Of the N r.anile firm
Of PJinicr. Leonard a Co., died vest rlly
pa .r,inS at the home of h's mother. at JET
fcr,onyilln, Iaz well county. whittier he
mud gone on visit the 81 of this month.
Yellow nuudce aul dy-entery caused his
del'h. Ills remains reach Il hnre on To-
day 10y Nof,k and West Fn railroad aud
were taken ch ,rs' of bg the Mt-Opi; lodse
Of this place. II lineril VIII b. pr, ache
in the pre,bl ter,an church. of Whcp h.
Wa member. AMI th n llid o. rest i'm
Round Illl cemetery. VI j'r Painter was
"a bi4-h arted tn,erpri-ing citiz-n kind.
inlulgrnt father and husbln and hi- loss
will be- keenl, felt in the bu-tlims arena oi
business, and in The quiet, gentle refine
ment Of his home clrcli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

BALTIMORE. Jnly Sl.-1hn Phapsco to-
day .nTend red m. bodies OF two NOR, OF
the victims Of Monday lights catastrophe.
they were: Maggie kller. fourteen YEAR
Old. OF Washington, u. C.. ami " lille Haas
seven years old of this city. Lrcry one Of
tn. mi--iag j. now accounted Tor, cXccpt
Laura Wooden, eighteen years old. who Is
st,n missing. rhc total n'lnbcr OF recover
ed bodies is now fourteen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Txc,uded from tho Mail.

NEW YORK. July 3l.-Postmaster Van
Cot has been advised by the Postal au-
thorities at Washington that Ioistors
"Kreutzer Sonata" had been excluded from
the mails.
LoNpoN, July 3i.-rhe cable report that
the United States postal authorities hat eN-
cluded 1olstoi's kreutzer sonata from ibe
mails is rrceiyeds here with expressions Of
mingled astonlshment aud ridicule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
rha nnst Eined Firty Marks.

PANS, Jolly 5i.-Ihe Steele says Ihat
unui of lhc nnI'tIry school at ~. Cyr,
while visiting relatives at Mulhou-e. was
arrest d, hsndcuhed. marched % the depot
aud put aboard train fr Beliori. HIS
host was fined Iifty marks for tniling To NO
t.fyt police Of The presence OF French
man In h.s house.