The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-21
Rripf TeieKrams.

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I from WOOdYille TO AyOu sara late YESTERDAY
afternoon, roc Bradford, . notorious crimi
nal, pulled rail from IN front OF the engine
just.aH the latter was crossing tfestle. Tn
engine was derailed, and The tender and pay
/ car thrown down steeD embanklnent
kOSrmaster Bryan was seriously and Pay
master French badly injured Bradford At
| tempted 10 open the safe, but the train crew
who had In the meantime recovered from
| their surprise, soon oVcrpOwered him, and
placed him I'm jail at Woodyile.
The handsome new Willard block, I'm the
village OF ChuIchill. y. Y. was burneI Frf-
day morning The loss is between s35 600
and AO,OOO. partly covered by insurance.
The b ock was owned by the Willard estate
and was valued at about $1,000: insured for
$4,000. John Kelly, Of Jersey City, was
struck by falling timDeIs, and severely
Injured. lie was taken 10 Rochester hos
pital and will recover.
DIR. W. G. Bailey, Of Albion. n V. one Of a
class OF seven private pupils and assistants
Of Professor Koch, who has watched all tho
cases treated by the Professor ana Dr Berg
man from the beginning, sailed on the
steamer hller on Wednesday. lie brings
with him sufficient quantity Of the lymph
for four thousand applications. and Will
demonstrate frof ssOr kOch's method al the
New York Post Graduate Medical school.
Judge ;. C. Robinson, who was journal
clerk OF the last Democratic House at W8sh-
iugton, and who is now practicing law In In.
dianal OILS called Lawyer sam Hamll a lial
IN the superior Courtroom Friday. Bamil-
retorted With additional epithets and went
at the Judge with chair. Bystanders got
between the two men and prevented a colli-
sion
The dead bodies Of Frank NJ. harris, freight
train conductor, and Harry Edwards, .reight
train brakeman. were found between the
tracks at Montrose station, y. Y just aft
midnight Friday morning. u is believed
that the meufell from passing train or were
knocked from u. Their bodies were taken to
Peekskill. where an inquest will be held to-
day Both men reside in New York city.
some Of the principal steamboats, which
ply the lower HunsOn from New York ity
10 the Highlands above feek kill, will soon
lay 10 for the winter and regular navigation
Will cease for time, at least. The steamer
Chfystenah, which runs on the route be-
tween New York and Peekskill, has made
her last trip for the season and other boats
viii soon follow.
II was telegraphed from Washington 10
Worlds Fair headquarters at Chicago Friday
that not only would the PRESIDENT require the
bonds TO be filed with the Comptroller, but
that S3,OOn,OOO OF the s5,OOO,OOO subscription
must be paid In cash 10 treasurer Se9berger
before his proclamation would be issued.
A most daring robbery was perpetrated at
the Bishop Thorpe School for Young Girls, on
Fountain Hill, south Bethlehem, Pa. Friday
evening. The rObber secured ninety dollars.
three gold watches. one silver watch, four
teen pairs bracelets, several necklaces, "A
number Of valuable rings. ana diamond
pin,
Railroad managers are alarmed at the pos
sibility OF serious strike among Western
swilchmen. The Western roads were TO have
given an answer to-day 10 the demands Of
the switchmen that all men, wherever en-
ployed, be paid according 10 the Chicago
scale. Al the request OF railrOad managers
The roads were gwen until Tuesday TO con
slider.
John w. Smith, OF Burlington. Iowa. has
petitlOnod the United states Court 10 appoint
4 receiver r the Texas "a estern Narrow
Gauge railroad. running between Houston
and Lagrange. The reason assigned for The
application is that he road j. mol paying eK-
penses and now owes the employees more
tnon $4,000.
Yeesterday afternoon. on Twelfth street
Chicago near the Wisconsin Central railroad
crossing. four young hignwaymen piniOneG
the arms Of Henry McA lister. a wholesale
pOiatO dealer, pressed revolver against n 8
head and robbed hm OF $500 and a gold
watch.
II is reported in railroad circles thai grew
ance committee. co. sisting OF the Bother
hoods OF Locomotive Engineers, Conductors.
Firemen, and Brkemen, w.lich was in secret
session in New NOrS yesterday, is expected
TO arrive IN Baltimore tO.iay 10 meet the Of
hcials Of the Baltimore and ohio railroad.
a iohn Irvine, a rauchman residing few
miles from Salida, col, or the Arkansas
slanderOus stories about certain young ladies'.
was shot ana instantly Killed Friday nigh. by
some unknown enOn.
telegram from Opalika, Ala. timed $50
y. NJ, says the opera house there has been
burned TO the ground and number Of per-
sons are reported injured. The fire IL ssill
Spreading
James Routt and Clifton searcy, Of i aw-
rencebuTg, ny. took rooms ~ the Enterprise
Hotel, at Louisville. KY, Thunoay night,
and up IN retiring blew out the gas. When
discovered ROutt was dead, and Searcy can
not recover.
A pilot bo employed in Bogue inlet drift
I'd ashore at Beaufort, y. C., Friday. \ heavy
gale prevailed for several days, and II Is
thought that the pio.s who were on the boat
have been drowned.
jeremiah Woodruff one of the best known
residents Of Derby Conn, was strangled 10
death yesterday by piece OF orange lodging
I'm his throat. He leaves three sons and fwO
daughters and an estate valued at 100000.
The body Of an unknown man who had
frozen 10 death was found by A. ID. Haines
Friday morning on ms farm, near Benton
Centre, in Yates county.N. \.
dispatch from oxford. Ohio. says that
Mr. George L. Munns, president Of the oxford
Bank, was fatally kicked by horse thurs
day night.
Captain K. Guildford, OF the Governm ent
steamer Newfield. dropped dead in laT-
mouth, n. s.. Thursday afternoon.
General Miles has received advices from
General Brooke that five hundred friendly
Indians lett Pine Ridge Friday 10 attempt TO
bring la the hOstiles.
All the patients at the various hospitals in
New York who were recently inOcu
with Koch lymph are said TO be dong well.
II is now believed that nine men perished
by the accident which occurred az Cunard's
wharf Friday night.