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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
DURHAM.
Work Resumed on the DanviI!e and North
ern Railroad.

ern Railroad.
RALEIGH, y. c., May ,. Special. The
restraining order against the Durham and
Northern Railroad in the right-of-way cast
at Durham having been dissolved, work
was resumed by the Danyllle and Northern
force to-day. to connect their line will
track on Peabody street. In two days Dan
Vile and Northern trains will again be run.
ning over this track, which has been the
bone of contention.
Major Winder, general manager Of the
Danyille and Northern, met a committee OF
citizens Of oxford at that place Yesterday
road there,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

COLI MBiA. $. G., May .. Willie Leap
heait (colorodD was shot and killed in Lex
ingiou iail last night. This is the extent OF
The Information thus far obtained by GOV.
oruor richardson Leapheart was convict
od oi criminal assault on Rosa Cannon. a
young white girl. at her home, while the
rest Oi hcr family were away, aud was
..nlenced % be hanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
CHICAGO LABOR TROUBLES.
General Meetings of sash. Door and Blind
Mcn-Ihc Carpenters.

Mcn-Thc Carpenters.
CHICAGO. MAY j.--General meetings OF
sash. door. and blind makers were held in
several parts q the southwest side at noon
to-day. The meetings were held for the pur-
pose of strengthening the union now being
iormed. the men employed at the machines
promising, their support. 1t was decided
that they would, in a measure. pool their L.
sues viii. the carpenters, and no union man
Of the latter organization VIII handie WorA
turned out by mills refusing Ia grant the
demand for eight hours.
There was no strike at n. IL. Fairbanks
Works as expected this morning, ana the
strike of the gas men which was to take
place this morning, failed TO materiailZe.
There j. no change IN the situation Oh lIt
carpeniers' strike; negotiations for settle
ment with the new bosses association, arr
said to be complete, and the men VIII re
sumo work in day or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
THE SUNDAY LAW.
Alleged violation of II At Norfoik-Prof.
>. X. Brown Arrested.

NORFOLK, Va, May 5.-lspccial. AT th'
close Of the entertainment at the Academy
Music last night Prof. j. Randolph Browl
was arrested for violating the sunday Law
in this State and taken 10 the station-house
where be was bailed in the sum of 500 fo
his appearance this morning before th'
police court. He was present with counse
al 10 o'ciock before Police Justice Baum
and the ease being heard the limit Of th'
law, fine Of 81 and costs, was imposed
The nne was paid without Gemar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
A Berlin Dauk Closes.

BERLIN, May 5.-rhe private bank OF
Charles A. Maiher GO. closed i,s uoors
mi, morning. the firm having made an as
sio ,,icnt James \. Hasiey, junior mem
~, of ,lc n use. has disappeared. The Is
sets ale placed at $4,000 aud the liabilities
at Slvo,l 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

ATLANTA, IA, May John NJ. Brad.
lef' a grocer was shot and killed today by
'hiries N.OlDufn, a commission merchant,
"li.nt a's2u'" over a small account. o.
hHiu as.efls ihai Bradley hrst attacked
b bii, ani that he tiIcd In sclf-defense. There
Nere no witnesses 70 the ahfay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
1HE SILVER BILL

Be.ug Closely Watched by German Bank
ere and Investors
berlin, May a--rhe American SILVER
hill n eeiug closely watched here. some
newspapers give list Of the Amsr'esn ~
curities which are dealt In III EufolV, MA
ing distinction ia The currency W nnish
interest on capital u payable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

MADRID, May 5.--The striker hreak
INK up throughout Spain, exc pt r. haen
cia aud Barcelona, where Ebe mea silll lol'
out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
NEW YORK W0RKMEN.
THREATENED STRIKE OF CAR.
PsNTERS AND HOUSESMITHS.
The Difficulties 10 Both Cases settled
Tammsny In Great 'gitaiion--ch'msss
Fanerai Railroad News
and Interesting Gotham Notes.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES.

MAY ,. lSJo.
The threatened general strike of the
lIousesmiihs' Unions Of this city and Brook
lyn over the question OF union scale Of
wages was ayerted through an understand
Ing reached 10y committee Of the journey
men and the employers.
Tomorrow evening there will be a mass
meeting under the auspices of the Working
Woman's Society aud cooperating clergy
men in Chickering Hall. The subject for
discussion will be "rhe conditions Of en-
ploymcnt in the large retail dry goods
storcs.' Among the prominent speakers
Will be the Rev. Dr. Huntington. the Rev.
DR.. Alexander. the Rev. Father Elliott, the
Rev. Dr. Faunce. the Rev. De Sola Nendes,
and the Rev DR.. McChesney. The lion.
Everett L. W heeies viii prs sidg.,
TENNESSEE coal AND IRON.
The report Of the Tennessee Coal, ifon
and Railroad Company Tor fiscal year
ended January 81. 1870. shows that the total
product Of the company Tor the year COM
parcs with the output OF the tive preceding
wears rs fDllnWS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

The treasurer'- report shows that the
operations Of the year lSS'l'D have yielded
profit OF S799,9li. and after payment ofin-
tolest on bonds and hoating Cebt, dividends
on preferred stock and charging up 10 that
account. loss ON bonds issued during the
year. and premiums ON same purchased for
the sinking funds. hnal balance remains
unappropriated. Of S32,,j,2. or about ~ per
cent. ON the common stock. This sum,
however. has been absorbed in the better
ments and improvements, and the treas
urer recommends that it be- written oh 10 de-
probation account and reduction ot ,aluna-
tions. This course was pursued last year
with the 81 .2il. 900 Of accnmulnied profits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06
RAILROAD NEWS.

The new offices in the Union Trust COM
pany's building. on Broadway. Of sam
Thomas and Calvin Hrice, are magniiicent
establishments. Their suite of rooms, that
will be occupied for the transaction Of the
business of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company, are taken
for term of years at S2J,WD per annum.
Net earnings for March Of the Central, oi
Georgia. for 1870. So. 1862: 1850, Sl3>6i>; De-
crease. $50. $50. Erangcr system, thin 1
week in April. lS90, Sl6,jil; lcS9, Slli.J0i.
Increase N42,9.3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

Tne Chaplain, in his prayer at the open
ins Of the Senate, referred teelingiy to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

This morning was the time nNed ior
strike bv all those carpenters q this city
and BROOKLYN. whose bosses should refuse
10 adopt the eight-hour working day. All
but three or four OF the employees have
agreed 10 the schedule, and those holding
out have given assurances that they VIII
agree 10 terms in day or two. work on
all the big buildings is going on as usual,
and the few carpenters who are awaiting
the decision Of their employers are hardly
n,ia.aI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

TwO-basc bits: Smith College, Moore.
Base on hallS buchanan .. Cndd0ck, trcn-
shaw. I.efi on base: Ashlands. >; college. q
struck out: BY Cradd0ck, II; by Crenshaw.
/; Ellis, /. Umpires: Peterson and Rad
cline scorer: Lambeth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

The total arrivals AT the new immigrant
landing stage az the Barge office for the
first week was ll.sll. Of these the insnec-
tors detained tweniy-oight because they
were declared % be contract laborcrs. and
let All the rest 20 through. The crowd eN-
ceeds the immigration of the corresponding
,ynak ll.f Near la I 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

Lady Injured by Jumping From An Flee
tric Car-Death suddenly of Ecv. DR.. =.
gon-Glcanings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
Holabirl 10 Retired.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Brig. Gen.
Samuel c. Holsbird, qusrterma-ter
general OF the army. was to-day placed
on the retired list Of the army. having
reached the statutory sg- of "a years.
He is a native of Connecticut, aud was
appointed a cadet at the military
academy fir tina state in 1875, grad
ustipg four years later as sec"nd
lieutenant If the First infantry. His
position is being sought after by sew
ersl officers Of the quartermastsr's de-
par'ment with great esrnestness and
vigor. a great deal Of influence of VAR
ious sorts having been brought TO bear
in their behalf. See. Proctor went
over tn The white hou-, this morning
and discussed the matter with The
president. Lieut.. Col. Chas. G. Saw
tslle. deputy quaItermsster general, is
temporarily 10 charge Of that bureau.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19

crops, that are drinking II up and
thriving immensely on the diet. A
few days aRo break occurred In the
ditch Just whore II rounds Carbon
Hill. and through the fissure enough
water had escaped to submerge the
whole fat In that vicinity. 1t looked
strange to see the sagebrush plantation
covered with water rs il was yester-
Gay though the break has been re-
paired some days
Leaving the ditch at this point the
stock yards were next visited, where
the Northern Pacific road are putting
up the stables for the use Of the Horse
Sales Association. The buildings are
nearly completed and will be under
roof in few days. They are remark
ably substantial In appearance, and
evidences the fact that no expense hes
been spared to make them what they
should be-. From these stables to the
grounds of the Association wide road
il now beIng made bv cutting out the
ssgebrush. which in itself is . very
noticeable Improvement. Arriving at
the driving park the work of putting
up the exterior fence and building the
grand stand was found to be 10 q sat
isfactory stste Of progress. All the
fence posts lave been set and about
800 feet Of the fence built. The con-
struction of the grand stand has been
DELAYED owing to the non-srrval OF
the lumber for the sills and under
pinning, but this IL now on the ground
and the foundation OF the stand is
framed and In position. The inside
fence on the track is complete and
the enclosure, shorn Of all sagebrush
and other unsightiy objects. presents .
Beautiful appearance, being very level
and richly grown with new grass.
The track itself 10 now In Q condition
where nothing can be done TO better il
until 1t rsins, or, failing 10 this, until
the sprinkliog wagon IL put to work.
II has all been surfaced up and plsued
off and Is as level rs a floor. but needs
packing ever, where but on the back
stretch, which latter e In perfec, trim.
II Il does not rain in few days the
water wagon will be put TO work SO
that In any event II will be in first
class condition by the Fourth of July.
When this condition is resched il does
not seem possible that there can be n
better track in the west than ours. II
is made after the most modern aud
approved plan with magnificent
stretches. well laid up turns and offer
ing every opportunity for the highest
speed without danger. Coming out of
the back stretch into the lower turn
the grade is slightly down hill. which
will enable the horses to come into the
home stretch at full speed a0d finish
at their best. We sdvi.e every one
who has any doubt. as TO the brilliant
future Of Miles City, to make the trip
above described. We will guarantee
the result TO be a moral, physical and
financial tonic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
Alsada Gorrespondence.

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W. a. A'"'s'"ne' pesr A']"A v" '"s
''."'' % '"e "" '
AN u'hn".n pa" " y" sP
pfarance 10 '"'. pe'eh"'.n"od aoou'
.e" oAys sso. Apoes'Fu "
's' "~"p =. NC -s '.".'
meaus o' rus'en.oc s.u sppeA'eo 10
oe SICK A'so soo~eu ey"P'oms OF
INSANITY ne s.,o sIound un',' 'ne
stn 'ns'.' Par. OF 'ne time ~''n pen'y
10 eat given n'" oy persons hS'ne
arouno wnere ne nsppeneo !" Drop IN.
on 'he 4.n met Mr' Armstrong 'ound
the man lying I'D MS pasture ana 700.
him 10 his mouse ana gave MIN 'o'd
and shelter until the next Gay curing
which time the nan was so'e 10 ~s
up and 60 out ana osck =" ns hed
without heip. on the o'n 'ust'ce OF
the Peace King went 70 MT Arm
s'rone's 10 take chA'gs OF tne sick
man and make some arrangement ios
his care at the public expense A'tsr
Justice King reached him he got up
and went out and back 70 bis =, osd ana
tic. emp.uelsd jury and held an In
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
AROUND THE SUBURBS.


sights at the Ditch and on the Race Track.
Yesterisy afternoon the editor Of
the JOURNAL accepted the courteous
invitation of Charley Clark for ride
IN the suburbs te BEE what ha could
r.e. The route extended up the line
Of the irrigating ditch as far rs Hamil'
tons ranch. Here from the road
could be seen the farms Of Hamilton,
Strong, Leighton 4 Jordan and
Grover. all resplendant In the emerald
hue Of newly grown crops. The
Leighton farm 10 particularly notice
able, showing an uubroken expanse Of
cultivated ground. % different from
the aspect Of former years that Il waa
scarcely recognizable. Everywhsrs
throu III the whOls expapss Of land ID
View the sheen of running water coult
bs caught In the sunlight. while IL
fruotifylng eject was apparsat %
every side. Lake jordan was fsunt
| 70 b full almost 10 ovsrnovine. Will
the sxtenslos Of the ditch carried 10
lsurplus vassr 10 farms fsstbss dsvl
|(hs line. AZ the 2syuss nm ~
ditsh ~ eassylag - fun snpedf!
i ga a,vlng - thsssgA nany l.lssel
"a ssas6sasss sseply = ~ snl~e
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
worth Of silver bullion per month. nor
more than $4.OOOoOO worth per month

worth Of silver bullion per month. nor
more than $4.0OO, 600 worth per month
Of such bullion 10 hereby repealed.
Mr.. Teller moved to add the follow
ing a. new section:
That the certificates provided for in
this act shall be = ceivable for all taxes
and dues to the United y ates, OF every
description and shall be legal tender
for the payment Of all debts, public
and private.
After long discussion II was modi-
fed lat the suggestion of Euslis) by
adding the words land ell silver cer-
tificates already issued" and as 30
modified II was agreed to-yeays, A;
nays, %.
Mr.. Plumb moved to insert the fol-
lowing Is an additional section:
Owners Of tullion depositad for
coinage shall have the option to re.
ceive coin or It's equivalent in certifi-
Gates provided for 10 this act, and
such bullion shall be subsequently
coined.
Agreed to without division.
The bill was then reported to the
senate and all amendments agreed Ia
In committee OF the whole were
agreed to in .he senate yeas. 40; nays,
26.
The bill ss amended was then
passed-yeas, AZ; nrys, 25.
Opinions as to the probable action oi
the house on the senate silver bill diff,
fer very widely. There is q senti'
ment, even among the friends of the
bill, "a 1t passed the senate, that II
will get into conference, and that oui
J of the conference will be evolved bill
providing for the purchase Of four and
one-hsIf million ounces Of tilveI
monthly. certificates issued In pay.
ment thereof to he legal tender and
not redeemAole in bullion. Such 9
measure, IL is generally believed
would receive the Presidents ap.
proval.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
THE SILVER BILL.
II Is Passed in the Senate by Vote of as
to 25.

WASHINGTON, June l7.-After the
transaction Of some ier business in
the senate to. day the house silver bill
was taken up and Wolcott addressed
the senate, making his maiden speech
10 that body. The senate then pro-
ceeded TO vote on the amendments re-
ported by the finance committee. The
first was to strike out The provision
that treasury notes issued for purcbs.e
NJ silver "shall he legal tender In pay
ment Of all debts. public and private
The amendment was iejected-yea-.
IA; nays, so; and the provision remsips
in the bill.
The next vote was on the amend
ment 10 strike out the bullion and re-
demption clause. Ii was agreed to
yeas, 81: nsys7.
Tn. next vote was on the amend
ment to strike out the sixth section,
for fee coinage Of silver when the
urice WAS one dollar for 37ll grains Of
pure silver. 1t was rejected-yeas. l6;
nays, so; and so the provision is re-
tanned.
Mr.. Plumb offered the following
substitute for the first section Of the
house bill:
That from and after the date of the
passage of this act the unit Of value 10
the United States shall be dollar and
the same may be coined Of 4l2l grains
OF standard silver, or Of twenty-five
and eight-tenths grains Of standard
gold; and snch coins shall be legal
tender for oil debts, public or private;
that thereafter any owner Of silver or
gold bullion may deposit the same at
any mint Of the United States, to be
formed into standard dollars or barr
for his beEefit. and without charge;
but II shall be lawful 10 refuse any de.
posIt of less than one hundred dollars
or any bullion 30 based n to be un-
suitable for the operations Of the mint.
Mr.. Plumb's amendment was agreed
to; yeas. 43; nays, "a.
Mr.. Plumb moved TO add new Sec
ton TO come in NJ section No. Q, as fol.
lows:
"That the provisions of section 8 Of
an act tn authorize the coinage Of the
standard silver dollar aud to restore
| ,ts legal tender character. which be.
came u law February %, 1878, 10 here
by made applicable TO the coinage In
this act provided TOR.
Agreed to without division.
Mr.. Rsagsn offered the followinl
amendment 90 substitute for section
s, 4 and 81
sEc. g. That certificates provide,
for In the second section Of this 90
shall be of denomination Of mot Len
than q nor more than 800, and thss
certificates shall bs rsdesmable 4
coin of standard value. A suzloisn
SUM to carry out the provisions Of thI
ass is hereby appropriated out Il an
money In The tssasury not cthsrwis
AMI ropsialsd. Tue provision In ~
slca es ths aet a Fserussy -. is7'
entitled IAN sst v autAosiss ths cslI
~ Il tAs s@AndaF1 oliver collar -
n rsstoRs II ls0al tsa6ss sAasasesr,
vhlsA ssVulvss Ne sscssaAsy q u
'ssssssRy b psssAas q tAs nask'
= ps>ss sAssssf ~ ~ tAAn oasees
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
Isa-e Ball-Tuesslay.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.

PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York 6. Philsdelpbia I.
Boston II. Brooklyn 5.
Boston -, Brooklyn 4.
Pittsburg IA, Buffalo 8.
Chicago 4, Cleveland /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston ], New York 4.
Boston 4. New York 8.
Brooklyn 8. Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati 3. Chicago o.
Pittsburg--No game on account Of
Of Cleveland.
ASSOCIATION.
Athletics 4, Brooklyn 2.
Syracuse I, Rochester 4.
Toledg 10, st. LOUISE.
Columbus 9, Louisville 8.
NORTHWEST.
Minneapolis lS, st. Paul 5.
Sioux City IA, Denver I.
Omaha 4. Kansas City @.
Dee Moines Z, Milwaukee s..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
OUR TOM
Mr.. Carter Secures an Appropri-
alton for the Removal Of
the cheyennes.
The Silver Bill Passes the Sen.
ate Shorn of all the Objec.
tionable Features.
Carter Active and Successful.

Carter Active and Successful.
WAsHINGToN. June ls.-[Spec'al to
the YELLOWSTONE JoCRNAL.l-Dur.
ing the consideration Of the appropris-
tion bill In the house to-day. Con-
gressmsn Carter, of Montana. made Q
strong fight for an appropriation Of
SIC, 900 for the expense Of q commission
to negotiate for q location on which to
place the Northern Cheyenne Indians,
their removal from their present loca-
tion on the Rosebud having been de.
cided upon. So forcibly did he plead
the cause of the white settlers on the
Rosebud whose homes are surrounded
by the Cheyenne reservation, thst the
appropriation was sssented to by q
large mnjority end became incorpor.
sted as q provision Of the bill. The
duties of the commission will be to re-,
lect . reservation for the Cheyennes
and then negotiate for Its occupation
by them. II is presumed the commits
sion will get to work Immediately af.
ter the adjournment If congress.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-19
CtiURCHEs.

Emmanuel church tEpisc Jpall Palmer - ser.
ice Sundays at IL =. m. aud 1850 .. M. eamue,
Robinson, rector.
BAPTIST Church-wm. NJ. Weeks, acting pastor
1rt aching services sunday NJ II q. ~. and p IN
s.aise and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at s:+op,
A cordial invitation to all.
Methodist ChuTeh-services sunday, IA q. m.
81 p. N, Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
..ider Nutting. pastor.
Presbyterian Church-servioes sunday, II .. ~,
y. m. I. c. Armstrong, pastor
church Of Sacred Heart. Cstholic-serviccs
very 6tst and third sunday Of the month. High
ssss q 1880 .. ~. sunday school ai p. m.
Ves3,it a. Ssaedieiion AT 5,So ,. m.
FArHggC. PAUwELYs.