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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Three Secretaries of Missions In fu'"i'
Instead OF One as Now.
NV -eienrsph 70 the Dispafch.l

ST.. LOUIS, MAY PIN the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Church TINS
morning the report of the Committee on
Missions was taken up again and long ne-
bate ensued on the paragraph in 1t recon-
mending the appointment of three secre-
taries Of missions. There IL but one now
employed. There was a good deal OF on
position to this and cd EFFORT was mace 70
compromise on two, but the recomnehuaII
tion OF the report was finally carried, anu
missions will have three secretaries mere
after.
The Conference then received Rev. John
Shafer. of Kansas City, who came on q frs-
ternal mission. He gave review OF the
history of the African Church in this coun-
fry. SUGGESTED that the missionaries VINO
would accomplish the greatest good IN
Africa were negroes. and asked the ald ana
support of the Methodist Church TO sena
men to the Dark Continent 10 work for the
cause Of Christ. .-o u,
the Board OF Missions 20 give bond was prompHJ
n not indignantly opposed and defeatea W
large majority. - r..
A resolution was offered by DR.. Peterson ON
ciaIly, approving tho Payne and Lane institutes
(colOred schools and appointing commissioner
who should devote his time 10 raising money io'
their support ,, m
Nathan scarritt, Of Kansas City, and the Confer
ence Joined in prayer for the blessing and COM
fort Of God for the bereayed family.
The Committee on Sunday Schools reported 10
favor Of organizing young peoples leagues IN
sunday schools 70 furnish a greater oppOrtunl-
~ 70 young people 10 work. The report was
adopted without debate.
The proposition TO establish weekly paper
10 DO called the Youth was Indefinitely post
pOnod. Adjourned.
The two new bishops. Hsygood OK Alabama
and fitzgerald Of Nashville. were consecfaieu
this afternoon at the Centenary church In INC
presence of the Conference and largo number
OF people, Bishop Keener officiating.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Msy 22-Flour nrm. Wheat nrm;
No red, 95c. Corn barely steady; No. mixed,
%aSsc oats quiet; No. 2, miIsd, 8esie' r iIsk
quiet st si3. Lard lower at f&75asAVk. hulk-
meats aud bacon steady aud unchanged. wis
key steady at $i.02
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. \. G.. May 2@-Turpentins
quiet ~ BIC. Rosin firm; strained, t.2D
good strained, sl25. Tar firm at si.2s. Crude
turpentne firm; hard, fl25; yellow dip. ts.xC'
virgin. f250
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURR<
NEW YORK. May @.-Cotton-Ne. and gross
receipts, none. Futures closed stoady. sales,
"a. 100 bales May, si285asi2a6; June, 81 "a
SleS7; July, sl24laSi2i2; August, t2 ga
tl233 September. tL4Oasii.4i October slo:s
fI0sS; November. sl0GIasi0es December
si06istIl67; January. sl0.69aslO;O. February
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
KrvRRPoot. MAY "a Noon. Cotton firm and IN
fsirdemAnd American midiling, 60-itd. sales
is 900 bales; speculation and export i''1O bAle-
yesterdays sales were increased by late ou'l-
ness 10y 1900 bales American; receipts, none'
Futures steady May aud June, 5000. june
and July. 35-8id July and August, 5i-0ia
se.ftd.: August aud September. 35-bia
3i-eid.; september, 3j-6id. september anu
October, 6g6li. October and November, , b5-otu'
Whoat dull: demand poor; holders oher mode
rately. Corn steady: demend fhir. -
r. E-American good tniddling. ll-loi' :
mliding, o 9-l6d. low mitdling, glod.' gool
ordinary. 5l6d. ordinary, go. sales Ameil-
can, 1900 bales May. May and June. S5-b4a
1880. Juno and July. 8i-did, buyers July
and August, Sb-6id., buyers; August 5b-6is
3.-6id. August, September. and september
3i-Gtas 3s-6id. September and uciober'
9 9-8id., ssllete: October aud November, b2-0ia
56@64d. Futures duh
ar. May May aud June. 63i-Cta6 N-tid.
June aud July. 8 S5-6ad., buyers; July aud Au-
gust. 8 1904. buyers August. 31-GIa6 8Nbid
August september, and September. 85-d4d.,
buyers September and october, 8 9-9iab 1909.
October and November, Ga-o4a6d. Futures
closed steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

NV YosE, May g-fhe stock market was
less active to-day fol- the regular list, but showed
more trading In the unlisted department. espe-
ciaily IN sugar, and after some hesitation de.
yeloped strong tone, which had tho eject OF
leaving almost sveryihing traded In at the high
est point Tor the day. Material gains were
scored. The new plan OF the hichmond
and West Point Terminal was announced
yesterday. end the question for whicn
80 far no answer Is obtainable, rs 10 what
are tue exact terms OF the Atchison's control OF
The San Francisco, were the main topics or con.
versauou 10 Wall street to-day. The opening OF
tho market showed considerable hesitation, as
the bears seemed 60 BE- afraid 70 attack the
market with vifor, and the bulls were waiting
apparently hecsuse on fears inst the ugnt
money market would be manipulated and cause
renewed reali2ations. There was a severe strug-
gle in sugar, however. and the whole market
followed after that stock. In which transactions
were worry large, over 62.o00 shares changing
hands In tho first half hour. The sock was
hammered down fractonally, but the buying
was equal % the occasion, and steady and rapid
rise from S9N 10 9iI followed, when the temper
Of tho regular list changed for the better. Tho
market, however, continued Irregular, with a
general upward tendency, until well toto the az
ternOon, when reports from Chicago pointing to
settlement OF the rate wnre in that section
brought Changers 20 the front and ell showed
marked advances upon largely increased BUSH
ness. St Paul was the most prominent feature
and scored the largest advance. The rest OF inc
list responded feebiy. but the best prices OF tho
dEy were generally reached Ia the last few MIN
utes' trading. and the market closed active and
strong at or near top figures. Among other
stocks prominent for strength were wheeling
and Lake Erie preferred, Big Four, and Union
Pscinc. ssles-Listei, 10000 shares: unlisted,
49, GOO shares
Ersning. Exchange quiet and steady. Money
easier ~ 3a7c. Sub-Treasury oslances-Coin,
si63 10000: currency, kj,3il.O0G Governments
dun tut steady for AS; per cents, l22: OK.
coupons, lJ3A BID, ex. interest state bonds
neglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

gave her name as Gabrielle Bompard. She
said that she had at one time lived IN Paris
with frenchman named Michael Eyraud.
and added to this the startling statement
that Eyraud had, on July 26th, murdered
Gouhe IN an endeavor to rob him. All the
loot that the assassin had obtained, how
ever, WAS $50 francs.
Gabrielle confessed that she had hired
the unfortunate bailif TO her apartments
az No. B Rue Tronso-D ucoudry, and that
Eyraud had contrived a murderous ma
chine to take his life. A rope with ship
moose IN it was suspended from hook IN
the wall, and while the bailif was seated
with his back to q pair of portieres. yield
ing TO the murderous Establishments Of the
accomplish, Eyraud. unseen, dropped the
moose over his head and strangled him TO
death.
The girl also confessed that Eyraud and
herself had fed together TO America. They
had tarried awhile in New York and then
pushed westward to San Francisco. While
living there she had met q Erenchman
named Garanger. to whom she had told the
story of crime. He advised her to return
10 Paris and confess. which she did.
Meanwhile the detectives continued the
search for Eyraud. They searched through
Canada, the United States, and Mexico,
following numberless clues. but falling to
find the accused murderer. The woman is
still IN custody in Paris.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May q, 1891
oPPE2RG5.
CoRs-529 bushels.
OArs.-2,00O bushels.
MILL-OFFAI---20 tons.
sATHs REPogTEp TO SECRETARY.
CoRS.-Whits. - bushels good on private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Crooked Transactions at tho Hub.
nv taIo0raph 10 thu Diapnfrh1

BosToS. May 22.-The Boston Herald tins
morning says Clarence +. Jewett, president
of the q. +. Jewett Publishing Company,
has disappeared, and that crooked trans
actions IN the matter of oyer-issue of stock
in the neighborhood Of S75, 200 have come
to light. Mr.. Dana Estes. OF Eetes & Lau-
riat, publishers, is the treasurer of tho
company aud owned S75 shares of its stock.
II is reported that more than twice the
amount held by Jewett hos been sold by
him to various parties. in blocks of ten or
twelve shares for from $500 TO 81 100, and
his alleged victims assert that Il has been
his custom TO make out these shares ss
occasion required and that be signed his
own name and that Of Estes thereto. 1t
seems that the suspicious OF Estes 4 Lau-
riat were aroused two weeks ago by fire.
Quent sales OF stock by Jewett, and when
they made inquiries Jewett LETT toyn.for o
few days and has not returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
THREE EATAL ACCIDENTS
Occur at or Near Blackstone In the Past
Three DAYS.

Occur ut or Near Blackstone In the Past
Three Days.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BLACKSTONE, Va, May y, 1890.
Three fatal accidents have occurred near this
place In the past three days Mr.. Haynie Du-
priest was killed by tree feiled by an axe In
his own banda The next day Mr.. James h. Sui
hvan, respected citizen aged eighty-one years.
fell down the cellar steps at the residence OF bis
son-iu- law, Mr. Albert Sheffield. this county, ana
died instantly from the effects Of the fail les
terday the engine OF an east-bound trelght uAln
on the Norfolk and Western railroad sIuc.
Abram Bradshaw (coloredD who was 5ehseo
on the railroad trAcs, supposed TO De IN ssa'o
Of intDXcation. and gave him plow On VIC
head that will doubtless result 10 uee'h a., a.
tsenty-four hours. When taken up DC was ,' II,
an insensbe condition and diecharglng DiO Vt
freely from his nose. There has been sIsns
imPrOysn eat IN his condition Ia the pasl houI,
but his recovery is not expected. THIS oecu,Ie. 70.
In the corporate limits OF the toWn anu 49, 49,.
two hundred yards east OF the dePoI the or,
were several Witnesses 20 the Taglcai scene, pet
none close enough 70 rescue the VICTIM; Apiss
Bradshaw Is about forty-1ve years OF aso anu
has been blind iron his ehrly chidhooo. -,
The Blackstone land Company YVES orghniLes
yesterday with Mr. Freeman Epes president sh III
J. N. Harris secretary. They decided 70 .ne
Blackstone Roller Fl0ur-Mill Company anu sho
graded school trustees the sites upon "AiSA
these buildings are now being erected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Eyrand in the Tolls.

10y AA&lO-nanot'oah caoiv 70 me Dispatcn.
PARIS, May 23.-The Government has
asked the Spanish authorities for the ex-
tradition Of Michel Eyraud, who was ar
rested at Havana for the murder OF NJ.
Gouffe in Paris in July last.
IParis was startled on July 18th last by q
discovery on the part Of the poliee OF q
trunk containing human corpse upon the
platform of q suburban railway station.
An examination of the mutilated remains
showed them to be those of wealthy
bailih named Goufe. All efforts at tracing
the crime proved unayailing, despite the
French service were engaQedin The search.
AL sorts OF vague clues were Followed up
without avail, and the detectives were
forced TO admit their inability 10 uneartn
the assassin.
On January 25th a yoanx s,rl appemed
at the frssectnre de Police. in Paris, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
The niue and the firny.

WngcHgsTER VA. May 22-fhe Captain Col
VOL Post No. 9Oi, Grand Army on tho Republic,
OF Carlisle, Pa, accompanied by band aud
number of ladfes, arrived here this morning.
The visitors wero received Ivy ma dOiligan Post,
No. ~, Graud Army ~ the kepublic, and com
ntttoe from the Minchester Camp 81 CoDiede-
rate Veterans. bath Of this city, aud esc0rted 10
tho Courthouse Hall. COmmandant Il. ii. BOYD,
OF THO Confederate veterans, welcomed them
and captain j. h. Lands replied. Captain D..
g. Vail presented the Winchester Camp with a
Handsome clock. The rendition 81 the Z" star
SpAnged Banner and Dixie by the bands
and patYintc speeches created much euthusi-
asna, after which bOuntifil lunch was ten
tiered the visitors by the Confederate Camp.
sta badges (s0vUTlirs Of ihe day were then
placed on each Confederate by the committee ~
tho Cowell post The day was spent In visiting
the National and Confederate cemeteries and
ulasoa of interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
THE FlFTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.
Senator Daniel on the Silver Biil-Th'
House on Rivers and Harbors.

In the Senate Messrs. Allison, Dawes,
EN- German were appointed conferrees on
TIE pension appropriation bill.
MIR. Hale sand that rs he understood Dir.
Daniel desired 10 address the Senate. on
the silver bill he would not, as he had
given notice yesterday, call mp the naval
appropriation bill now, but would do SO at
the close of Mr.. Daniels remarks.
The silver bill was then taken up and
Mr. Daniel addressed the Senate IN favor
of silver currency.
In the House Mr.. Dunnell, of Minnesota,
from the Committee on Census, reported a
bid amendatory of the census act. Passed.
az preseribes the penalty upon any super
visor or enumerator who shall receive; or
anv person who shall pay any fee or other
consideration in addition 10 the compensa-
ton OF such supervisor or enumerator.)
A conference was ordered on the army
appropriation bill and the Military Acade-
my appropriation bill.
On motion Of MIR. Henderson, Of Iowa,
from the Committee on Appropriations, the
bill was passed appropriating SSO,oOO 10
supply the deficiency in the appropriation
for public printing and binding.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole (Mr. Burrows in the chair on
the river and harbor bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
ROANOKE MIXED.
Democrats Independents, and Republic
c,,s ti.ctcd "a Varous Offices.

Democrats Independents, and Republic
cans Elected 90 Nauous OficcS.
special telegram % the Dispstchl
RoANoAE VA, May e2.-The municipal cleo
sion passed oil Il5ty to-day. Candidates were
numerous for oil The Offices there noing free
tight SO tais hour the vote has not been count
"a. though It IS tho general impression That
George o. Houston, tue Ropubhcan candidate
gor mayer, is elected over kyana and Perkins,
democrats. {. W. Thomas. Democrat. Is elected
ovor \ r. shafer Republican. r. L. bransiord,
lndopcu lont, b. elected constable :. y BROOK
81 elected clerk Of the Hastings COurt-no Oppo-
Yitiou g.. A.. Turner IL elected commissioner OF
seVenue-nu opposition. Both arc Democrats
y. H. Trayuhsui, Democrat, Is elected sergeant
The Democrats have carried the first ana Sc
rond wards for the Council and tho Third
ward has elcctot Camper aud Gardner hepub-
lioans. Smith, Democrat. IL elected by small
majority over Wood. independent
Professor Giles Mum, for mayor. ana tho
whole Democratic ticket WAS elected at Ninton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
The orlvinal-packago Question in Iowa.

NEVADA. Iowa, May 22.-Judge Hindman.
of the District Court. in his charge 10 the
grand jury at the opening OF court yester-
day took the ground that notwithstand-
ing the late decision Of the United States
Supreme Court no person has the right in
this State 10 keep a place for the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors Of any kind, either in
original packages OF otherwise, and that it
was the sworn duty Of Jurors TO report 10
the Court by indictment any person
charged with tho keeping Of any such
place without regard TO where such liquors
came from. He maintained that interstate
commerce has nothing to do with tho ques-
ton. and that the keeping Of place tot
the sale OF liquors - nuisance, no matter
how they are dealt out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Mayor Cottreii SIN Missing.

JAcEEoSsILLE. FLA, May ga Cedar Keys
special 70 no Time linton ssys The expedition
OF The crlter heians up the Suwanee river ~
ed az late hour last night Captain smith In
on Interview 70 day said that from bis obserso.
uon tho con 1ition OF srsirs Ia this town hsd
noi been etsFgersted 10 the nesspspcrs. :" IL
and reveals a strange phase Of life never be-
tcfe encountered
Al aesrns 81 the City copacl so-sisht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

james costrcil. q brother OF the fugitive mayor
announced that the latter would never return 20
scdar Keys. and Inst the Conncii might there
Iore declare the osiice vacant and order new
ERECTION. The action OF the Council has not been
MADE pubic, aud the citizens are awsiting IL
Via deep interest Captain Smith and Collector
ilnkerton have made elaborate reports Of tho
AFFAIR 10 The Treasury Department at Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

IElFaHErRG. May 22--The Guietest election
'hsi mas ever taaen place IN this oity was the
lnlrielpal election q today. Tho Democrats had
tAn.s prac Ideally their own way, and carried nvo
cons 0i the six wards Ia the cay. thereby gaining
tF9 c,un.1iuou. The Republicans did very niue
V.fnr except IN the kirst aud sixth wards,
1hisi have been heretofore Republican. James
D. Bevau. the independent candidate for
I-aycy, received only 3,B votes. The entire
L.-etls elected ny msiorlty OF about l,So0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
shellonberger Sentenced TO the Peniten-
Br telegraph " .ns Dispatch.l

DoYLEsTowN, Pa. May 22.-Monroe
Shellenberger. the lawyer whose forgeries
and other criminal escapades and flight
recently caused such a widespread sensa-
ton. was to-day sentenced by Judge Yerkes
TO imprisonment tor twenty-five years at
hard labor in the Eastern penitentiary.
When the judgment was pronounced the
prisoner broke down completely. and had
to be half carried from the courtroom.
The scene was exciting in the extreme. and
one long to remembered by the crowd
which witnessed il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Democrats Elected.


INU0IIW t0I0ETam % ne DispsIch.I
pANvuJ <. "a, Nay 90 There was no opposi-
Con Go tho regular Democrats ticket and Out
lfue iufefo-tw Rs taken IN the municipal elec-
too. HIf very few negroes voted. and they cast
t4e Democrats ticket with some names eraseC.
hr sterling g. Adams a popular young man,
ri'1 .-Guy,O malafial-feVer after q BRIEF Ill
lee.
Ihle morning a vicious COW attacked cclored
vuman ou q owe street aud gorea her, innicting
Efr.u.s gOuusn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
INFLAMMATION
NEW YORK COTTON FUTuREx

quiet A. BIC. Rosin firm: strained, tl.2
good strained, sL25 Tar firm at si.2s. Cru
turpentine nrm; hard, tLsS; yellow dip. g..
virgin, f250.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Atlsnta's Blg Invitations.


ATLANTA GA, May 2&-the Piedmont hxposl-
tl0U Directors to-day decided 10 invite a. guess
o. ne Association Presideat Harrison, Prosldent
liar, Of Mexico ox.Prosident Cleveland, rse-
TsLrics Blaine and husk, senstor-elsct Carlisle.
Governor Campbell, OF Ohio; Coloaoi Pols. tho
pfesident Of The National Farmers Aniaoce.
aad cher pr0m,nent gentlemen. It's believed
thai ffosidcDt Harrison wiz come. III ne aoes
!rcsi1cui DIazs presence is assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Vhe Independent for Mayor Received One
Vote in Tarmvilie.
Special telegram 70 the DlspAtch.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
FaaVvuLE, VA, May GA very small vote
sras po'led io.day-only 2}5 votes-O I. Wicker,
Democratic nominee :or mayor, receiving @4
yut one vote was cast for y Leslie Price. tho in
.rrrs,dont csndiiate The entire ticket nOini-
ga.rI in the primary for counciimen was
eIofsd.
the FArmviIle Ouard-Captain g W. Paulett-
VIII leaye for Richmond rid Petersburg on the
t.ib 20 attend ths uuyeiling. am informed That
iarufy-six VIII DO la ranks
sFNT on.
John Booker. tie c0lored man arrested on
Tuesday for The murder II his infant cnild In
ths nteonco Of e. mother, Was yesterday OK
,ulocd before Jus Ice henry A BlantOn, Of
tInbariaud county. and sent 90 % mo grand
3Iry Tno yost-morem disclosed evidences OF
sigrler. thors heing bruises Gb0u. he head,
,spoa1lIy on 80 back pari. The only eye
witness 90 tho horrible crime was m older chila
me- Eve ar So years Of aye, Who testinHs stout
J. ihR' " Papa kilied Sue baby win his ISL"
OTHER ITEMS.
The normal school chorus under tho training
Of Nl.s Ruth smith, VIII leave for Petersburg on
lorf Ihurr1ay afternoon 10 attend the musical
Festival scyeuty-nvo are expected to paruci-
Dr. Me,ander, q Union Theological Semi
Yary. loft yesterday Tor New York. from thence
e. viii sail ior Europe.
Nrs. so4'hal vii sail for Europe early In
IHIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

WAsHmaroS, May 22.-The President to-
day nominated 20 be postmGsters: Little
J. Scurlock, Water Valley, Miss: Matthew
r. Mister, Grenada, Miss; Thomas II.
Prince, Gallatin, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
DEMOCRATS WIN
win bands Down, IN a waIk-Over Canter.

win bands Down, IN q Walk-oVeT Canter.
Especial telegram 70 No Dspatch.l
ALENkRDRIA, May 22.-The general election
asero today passed OF 80 quietly that 1t was hard
10 realize that an election was taxing place al
nil Owing o. the Democratic nominees having
no opposition, but a light vote was pOiled. AT
noon 10 day only about third Of Tho vote that
- usually polled by that time was In, aud II IL
expcrted that not more than one half OF inc
sguting strength OF the town will be out
FIREnEN's BECEFTION.
The collecting committee OF the fremen'e
Committee who have the entertaining OF the
visiting hremcn VINO will come here % attend the
annual session Of the Virginia state Fire Asso-
riatiOn curing next month IN charge VIII start
out tomorrow morning 20 collect the subscrip-
si0ls promised. No stone vii be left unturned
40 give tho visitors a right royal reception 80
khai when they leave here they VIII carry goo1
lnrressfnna nf old Alexandria away WITH lhem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

elLYIMoRs. May 29.-Virginia consols. SKA
54k do. l0-iO's. iss afi do BE, 6s]SaSs: Bain-
timOre and Ohio stock, 1887 Northern
Central stock, 6s&a70: Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore lists, l0i consolidated gas bonds,
ll4Aall5 do. stock, 52a53s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

fBy telegraph % the Dispa'ch-l
EAvAsEsH. GA. May 2g.--in the investigation
q the JesUp tragedy to-day the Coroners jury
declared THO killing Of Mrs. Ltleaeld 20 De
murder and tho kllllng 81 Mccall 10 DC lus1i-
fable homicide Httleneld was the proprietor
Of the hotel aud Mccall was the coaniy surveyor
Of wsde county. Liluoneid testified that DO
Swallowed tbs guilty couple until they retired In
the same bed then he entered through we VIII
Gov Gnd began the fatal fusllade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
bloody slagging Match.

Sxw oprxAxs. Nay 2e.-BilIy hyer, the
s,,ss,ar cyclone" who claims the title Of iignt
vs,eht champion Of America, met Anay sowes,
Inc Local light weight champion, 10 nnisn-nsnI
Tor 5000. With nve-ouncs s'osvs' x ~ s The
~, NO, ,.aSnt savaseiy and we're coyered WIN
blood. The nght was given up oy hyer IN INC
tweufv- sigith rolnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
KILLED HIS COMHADE.
Result OF Feud Between'Two Soldiers OIL
Ratfarx n Fir.t Artillery.
battery +, First ArtIiIers'
fsna..i.I .aIar-a.n 10 the nia Aafrh.l

Especial tsIegrsm 70 the Dissstch-l
FoRrRxss MONROE, Va. May "a u,s-
tressing case Of shooting occurred IA tne
garrison about o'clock this afternoon De-
tween two men Of Battery \, First srtlllefy
named Teigbe and Manning, resulting "a
the death of the former. 1t seems tners
had been feud between the two men,
which. was aggravated by quartz
they had last night at MIN o a,sn.
mile west Of this point. lnsy
met to-day and after some woru'
each went to their squad-roons. a ao'
nsrt later Manning appeared WITH M ra s,Ie,
took deliberate aim, and snot ns
THROUGH the head. He appears y ASse