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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
Naipe Gntihuloiauna.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

the verdict was that she cane 10 her death
at tho hands OF her son Jonas johnson.
Jonas was arrested and lodged In Jail nj
Spottssylyania Courthouse. Not more than
a year or so since. Jonas shot and killed a
sister OF his; but the proof being insuffiei mt
10 establish intentional killing, he was
acquitted.
lnformatiG.. also reached here this eyen-
ing that a short time since there resided In
the vicinity of Prakes y Roads, In spottsyl-
yania, n colored man by the name OF Henry
Davis, that about the same time, Davis and
his wife died leaving several children, ana
that the children were taken in charge OF by
one Aleck Brock, another colored man.
Our informer says that the scenes at the
house where Brock lives in the last few
days were sickening indeed TO behold.
They lived off in a back-woods
caDin. n habitation, but little better, IL any,
than wild brute would secure TO shelter
itself from wintry weather. Therein they
lived no better than beasts, and gave no
more evidence OF civilization. A day or
two since some one passing near the hut
perceived fearful scent pervading the
atmosphere. and observed lot Of buzzards
perched on the limbs Of neighboring trees.
On inyestisation the dead bodies OF two or
the boys Davis children) were found In the
house In a fearfully decomposed state. IL
seems that two of the boys, short time
since, had fight. and one Of them stamped
the other on its abdomen until he died. The
other boy got his ankle broken, and from
neglect he died. Two other Of the chill
dren were found i'm fearful condition, and
were terrible sufferers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22

robberics / got description Of the prison
ers. and speedily located them. Several
jewelers. identified them in the Jail this
morning. and there is no doubt they formed
one gang and worked in connection with
others. We keep constantly tracing things
from one 10 the other in different robDeries.
The woman coolly says she is single and
refuses to give any address. She admits
that she is a native OF New York State, and
nj her lodgings are found one box already
packed and labelled: i. Irving, 30 west
Sixth-tfth street. New York. They intend
ed sailing on Friday by the Allan line from
Liverpool. The detective showed the re-
porter two fine full lengths panel photo
graphs taken by Bostwick OF Broadway and
Thirty-fOurth street. One was Of Billy
Burke. and represents him dressed
in "A frOck coat, with flower in his button
hole. and the other is a striking portrait OF
Burke's wife. who is changed on the sheet
as Frances Irving. She is taken in seal
DaletOt reaching down TO the feet. aud
wears a velvet hat trimmed with lace, and
in her hand is an umbrella with long sill
yer handle. She is clever, handsome
woman OF about thirty-fve, and Coady ap-
pears to be about twenty-nlne.
WARNED AGAINST PRODUCING FAUST.
The production Of Faust at the COyent
Garden Theatre and the principal singers
were served with papers by Chappell. the
musical composer, warning them against
presenting the opera, as he claims all
rights in the book and music. The opera is
uninterrupted, however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
THE TiPPERARY TRIALS.
Appeal that the system of shadowing be
stopped

Special TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
TIrPERARY, oct. 21.-At the Crimes Act
Court to-day Redmond appealed to the bench
that it might use its influence to prevent
the system Of shadOwing which has been
so widely INDUCED in by the officials. par
ticularlv in regard TO himself and bis
clients. Judge Irving, toe magistrate, sand
the bench had no power TO take any steps
in the matter.
Acting Sergeant Hobson, whose eyami-
nation was not completed when the court
adjourned last night, was recalled. 80 soon
as he had reached the stand the witness in
formed the Bench that since leaving the
courtroom last night he had been told that
his family would no longer be supplied
with milk.
Mr.. Dillon. one Of the counsel, here inter
rupted. and said that the witness had very
evidently been primed to say what he did.
At this the itness Indignantly exclaimed
II deny that charge" Magistrate Irwin
considered FOR moment, and then said
quietly: 1--WE can only express our regret
that such "A state OF things should exist III
this town."
MIR. Condor, one Of the prisoners, re-
sponded 10 this warmly by saying: "The
Bench refused to offer an opinion in refer
encc 90 the showing made by our counsel,
vet ID sees tit 10 express opinions upon TINS
matter. and most unfair ones, also, think
There are plenty Of places where man
can get milk added Mr.. Dillon.
"fhere is Il small audience here to-day"
said Mr.. Pullmane. THAT is the secret OF
it,"
Mr.. Roman held that the witness be en-
titled TO say how he had suffered in in
timidatOn since the previous daY, and eN-
planned that in the Superior Court such an
occurrence would be taken notice Of Mag
istrate shannon replied in this by saying:
"NOu know our powers are much more CIR
cumscribed than those of the superior
Court"
Il wish il were the Superior Court" Mr..
Dillon said quickly Il could then make
application for reference on man who Is
guilty of gross contempt of court. | mean
the Chief Secretary, p. O'Brien. have
complained that the Chief Secretary has
been prciudcing my case, ana now nave
TO ASK for "A summons that he may be
brought here and state on oath what was
said at Ncwcastle.'
''W e do not intend TO be made the medi-
um Of anything Illegal" answered Magls-
trate Irving.
Butler, the tenant of O'Brien, gave evil
dence Of the removal of his cattle from
,.rass land belonging to Mr.. Smith Barry,
and the refusal of Dalton to give any more
grass. During the examination OF this VIII
ness several bOisterOus scenes occurred IN
the courtroom, and the proceedings were
frequently interrupted by friends of the
prisoners. The Court was compelled lnally
10 demand silence under the penalty of eN-
rome measures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
PETER SBURG.
Church Corner-st me to be Laid-Hon. D
F.rpes' vigorous Canvass.

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. 2l.-lspecial.I-
On the 2sth instant the cornerstone o
Arrowfield church, in Chesterfield county
a short distance from Petersburg, will be
laid with appropriate Masonic ceremonies
An address will be delivered by Rev. Mr
Bledsoe, of Richmond. A very large CROWD
il expected to be in attendance.
A auiet but interesting marriage took
place this afternoon at , 80 O'Clock at Grace
Episcopal church. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Wayerly wilkins, popular
Young citizen of this place, and Miss ANNE
w. Spicer, a daughter OF Mr. L. W. spicer
and one of Petersburg's most charming
Young ladies. Rev. {. j. Gibson officiated
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins left on bridal triI
to Cincinnati.
Hon. j. +. Epes, the Democratic nom
inee Of the Fourth Congressional district
OF Virginia; Judge w. Hodges Mann, o.
Nottoway Courthouse; and Captain y. X
Lassiter, chairman OF the District Demo
cratic Committee, spoke at Mecklenourt
Courthouse yesterday to large crowd OF
the political issues OF the campaign. Meek
lenburg is thoroughly aroused 10 the I'm
portance Of having a Democrat to repre-
sent this district in the next Congress, ant
will give Mr.. Epes good majority on TN
ith OF November next.
Mr.. Epes and Mr.. VIM. II. Mckenney. o
this city, will speak ut Wakefield station
ON the Norfolk and Western railroad, o'
Saturday next.
MIR Epes aud Judge Mann will addres
the Democratic OF Sussex county, al sion!
creek, on the 18th inst.
Hands are busy laying bricks TOR u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
HANOVER COUNTY.
Democrats Aroused-A Happy Marriage
Church News.

Democrats Aroused-A Happy Marriage.
Church News.
ELLERsoN. VA, Oct. 2l.-lspecial. old
Hanover is aroused as she never was be
fore. and under the leadership Of the young
but gallant +. l.. c. Scott, our county chair.
man, she will yindcate the Hon. Geo. ID.
Wise 10y an increased vote, thus admins
tering to the gentleman who keeps his seat,
and came into. Congress by the side door, a
Justly deserved rebuke.
On the 18th instant Mr.. Edwin Shelton
and Miss Ellen liundley were united in the
holy bonds OF matrimony, the Rev. Mr.. Van
lIouten, OF Manchester performing the GER
emony. Mr. shelton was formerly the pop
county. but il now engaged in the mercan-
tile business at Pole Green. Miss Hundley
is the young aud beautiful daughter
of the lale Geo. X ilundey. The friends
of the groom aud bride wish them much
happiness.
Diphtheria, that dread disease that has
saddened 80 many of our homes, is now
somewhat abatcd. and The vacant seats in
our sunday schools are again being filled.
Shady Grove, +. A., Patrick Henry C0un-
ell. +. A., and Mechdnicsyille Lodge OF X.
OF H., all held an interesting meeting at
their halls on yesterday.
Rev. NJ. :. Coleman will preach his fare
well sermon at Shady Grove church on the
second sunday in Move mber. With sorrow
we part with our beloved pastor. who has
labOred so faithfully with US for the last
four wears. The church or circuit To
which he will lie sent Is indeed fortunate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
STAUNTON.
A Notorious Criminal Shot and Killed
Missionary Society.

Missionary Society.
STANTON, Va, Oct. 2I.-lSpecial. :
This afternoon Jailer Bucher shot and
killed Henry Casey, the oolored boy who
several weeks since crushed in the head OF
Edward Conner, Of Appomattox county,
with a rock. The police have been on the
look ont for Casey, and Chief Waters
learning this morning that he was
secreted in house In Gas-llouse
alley, notorious locality, stationed
his force so as 10 capture his man. At one
end of the alley Jailer Bucher was sta
toned. Casey ran by MIN, and was or
dered three times to halt. Bucher fired in
the air twice 10 scare Casey, who continued
to run. The third time he shot him in the
back. the ball passing through the spine.
He died is thirty minutes.
Casey was notorious boy. a large
crowd OF colored people gathered in front
Of the Jail building. but were quiet and or
DERBY. All classes regret the killing, but
the verdict of the coroner's Jury voices the
opinion of the people, white and colored.
that Mr.. Bucher did the shooting in the line
of his duty. Bucher was discharged.
The iouug Ladies' Missionary Society OF
Trinity Episcopal church elected officers
this afternoon for the ensuing year. as fol-
lows: Miss Mary Trout, president; Miss
Emma Atkinson, vice-president; Mrs.
Heller Kcr. secretary and treasurer.
Toe park addition 10 Staunton drawing
took place to-day. Four hundred lots were
distributed.
The Board OF the Western Lunatic Asy.
lum meets tomorrow, and viii elect a
steward to fill the place made vacant by
the resignation of Captain Harman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
foundation Of the new Odd-Fellows' Hall, to

foundation OF the new Odd-Fell0ws' Hall, 70
be erected on Sycamore street.
Petersburg will be well represented among
the visitors at the Roanoke Fair, Which
opens TO morrow.
The registration books Of the city will be
opened on Saturday next to register all new
voters and to grant transfers to those who
have removed from one ward to another
since the las. registration.
The Petersburg District Alliance En-
change met in the Tobacco Exchange build
ing to-day, with about sixty members pres
ent, and were In session until late TINS
evening, discussing various questions OF
interest to the Order. Judge ID. NJ. Bernard
granted them a charter OF incorporation.
and the entire business was committed 70
the Board of Directors. The charter gives
the Exchange the right TO carry
on general warehouse, buy, sell
and manufacture manures and fertilizers.
erect all buildings and machinery neces-
sarry 10 carry out their object. The capital
stock is not to be less than $1,000 nor more
than $4,000, and the Exchange is not to
own land to exceed five acres. The prin-
cipal office is TO be in Peters
burg, with branch offices in the adj
iacent counties. The directors are: Mann
Page and W. b. Daniel, of Prince George
county +. W. Lathrop and j. G. smith. OF
Dinwidiie county W. 4. Gill and j: X.
Cousins, OF Sussex county w. L.. Wllker-
son and Thomas Petit, OF Charles City
county. The annual meeting OF the stock
holders will be held the second "Wednesday
IN January Of each year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
DAkVlllE.
FIftieth Anniversary OF DIR. Danes Pa
torate-Corner-Stone Laid.

torate-Corner-Stone Laid.
DANvLLE, Va, Oct. 2l.-lspecial.l- !
The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
ofthe pastOrate Of Rev. George W. Dame
over Camden parish was commenced at The
Church of the Epiphany in this city to
night. 4 very large congregation hlled The
church to OyerflOwing. A number Oi prom
inent Episcopalians from various parts o.
the State are here, and Bishop Whii
tie was expected, but at the las
moment found that other engage
ments prevented his attendance. Rev
G.. w. Dame prepared sketch, whict
he not appropriately termed hlstorica
sketch of Camden parish, TO be READ at 'hs
golden wedding OF the priest and his people
The sketch was read by Rev. william Nj
Dame, a son of the Doctor, and was a com
plete history Of the venerable rect0rs wOi
of half a century. The music was unusua
ly good and the celebration success. Sci
vices will be held as part OF the celeDra
ton every night this week.
The colored people this afternoon laid the
corner stone OF the Danyille Industrial Higf
School building, and had grand time OF 1t
The school was started here year or NOR,
ago by the cOored Presbyterians, under TIT
leadership Of Rev. +. q. Eggleston, ana 81
far has proven a success.
Congressman Lester spoke to an immense
crowd at Chatham yesterday, 1t beine
Pittsylyania County Court day. san
Adams, the Independent Prohibition can
didate, was on hand and spoke also, but
Lester aud other Democratic speakers rid
died him. 1t is rumored that Adams VIII
quit. but the rumor lacks confirmation.
A fire tonight partly destroyed L. X
Sclater's drug store. The loss was princi
pally from water, and is covered by insult
ance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
MEETING OF IO3D SYNOD OF vlR'
GINlA IN STAUETON.
Devotional ExercIses-Oficers Elected
Sermon by DIR. nwIddie-Important
Citizens Meeting In Lynchburg - DIR.
Danes Semi Centennial.


sTAUNToN, VA, Oct. 2l.-[special. The
Synod OF Virginia met tonight in the First
Presbyterian church, staunton. The Synod
was opened with the usual devotional exer
cises, conducted by Rev. DIR. William Dir
widdie. the last moderator. Rev. DIR. VII
liam Pitzer. OF Washington, ID. c., offered
the opening prayer.
Rev. DIR. Mcfarland, pastor OF this church
cordially invited the public to attend the
services Of the Synod. He announced that
there would be devotional exercises ever!
morning at I o'clock, and that Tomorrow
night at halfpast O'Clock a public meet
ing would be had in behalf of the cause Of
home missions.
Rev. DIR. William DInwiddie delivered the
opening sermon, taking as text, Reyela
tions, third chapter, sixth verse. On the
platform during the opening devotional eX
ercises were Rev. DIR. Mcfarland, X. W.;
DR.. A. w. Pitzer, Rev. =. X. Howison, and
the last moderator, Rev. DIR. William Din
wddie.
sxThe sermon Of the latter gentleman was
an able and impressive discourse, exhort'
ing his hearers TO study the book of Reve-
lations, as the last legacy Of love left by the
Saviour to his redeemed. He portrayed the
beauty Of this book OF the Gospel, and the
spiritual blessings which would flow from
Its faithful study. The concluding prayer
l.,,
At the conclusion of the devotional exer'
cises DR.. Dinwiddie declared the one hun
dred and third session Of the Synod OF Nir'
ginia now open and ready TO organize
Rev. DR.. NJ. l.. Lacy, of the Presbytery OF
Greenbrier, was then elected moderator,
Rev. wm. ;. Lacy, ruling elder, and James
Nnna clprk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items From the City on the other Side of
the River.


Mr.. Il. Z. Mchaels, secretary Of The Dan
vile railroad branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association, has returned from
visit to Crewe and reports revival OF re-
ligon among the railroad men in that sec
tiOn.
An entertainment will be giyaS soon fnl
the railroad branch in Manchester, and
promises to be IA delightful affair. All ths
churches i'm the city will take part.
State Councillor William NJ. LpscOmb, o!
the Jr. o. L. A. NJ, and the Manchester
delegation. are attending the meeting OF
the Great Council at Portsmouth.
Mrs. Laura Cosby, who was few da, G
aro adjudged lunatic, has been taken 10
williamsburg from Manchester.
Four marriage licenses have been Issued
thus far in October, one of which was 10
coOred people.
I'm the Iiustings Court Yesterday John
Gov (coored) pleaded guilty to the charge
nf indecent assault. aud was sentenced IL
the penitentiary foe three years. The jury
bung for several days in this case at the last
term.
A wagon loaded with groceries was found
Monday in a dangerous place on the edge
of the creek near Mrs. Blankenship's mouse
ON the Petersburg railroad. \ mans hat
and n bottle Of whisky were found near
The harness looked as il the horse had
broken loose. Ii seems probable that tht
driver was drowned in the creek, as tht
water is quite deep at that point. Inc
wagon is at Mrs. Blankenship's waiting t'
DC Identified.
Rev. 4. p. Epps, formerly pastor OF the
Manchester Presbyterian church, was IL
the city yesterday. "a,
Mr.. Nathan Butler is quite sick at his
hnmeson Hull street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
NORTH CAROLINA.
Regular News Budget from Our Neigh
Dor State.

RALEIGH, n. c., Oct. 2i.-ISpecial. "A
grand Democratic rally and speaking was
held here tonight in ihe:courthors and
ringing and eloquent addresses were made
by Hon. Duncan T.. Mclyer, OF Moore, and
Hon. &. B. Aycock, Of Wayne.
Governor Fowle and Attorney-,ienersl
Davidson left this evening for Naxton,
where they will attend the Border Exposi-
tion Of North and South Carolina. Governor
Fowle will make an address on the occa-
sion.
Mr.. J. NJ. Newburne, Of Ienoir county,
has announced himself as the regular
Democratic candidate for Congress from
the Second Congressional district. The ne
gro Cheatham represents this district, and
no Democrat has been nominated against
him as there was no hope OF electing him,
but IL is now believed that Newburne will
be elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
CITY Circuit Court.

Z nit was Instituted yesterday In the City
Clr Iit Court by o. Is. Taylor against James
mar. as. This is an action Of assumpsit FOL
"a .artcr was granted to the Helena Ciub
lie on' 'cct OF which is the promotion of social
t"tercn use and the maintenance OF read ng
onf pan ne rooms. The capital STOCK Is not I.
r.. lrss than $500 nor more Than $1,000 hnc
,o. nor = than 5000 In real estate can be
R-lb bv the club. their rooms are 10 be al
No 9ljg east Main street. W. A. Dawson Il
pr, ,ldent nd James Haryille' secretary, l.
l.nr lulg nents were entered against j. r.
t,,rIifon ct ais, each Tor $4,000, WIN ID
t.re.f rom November /, 1850 Hhipllton
t..fts for ne treasurer Of Augusta county
Ind p. lrothgr-i,l ,l-law of Mr. : Brown Allen,
afI fb. sYits grew out Of mis- failure to settie
DIS accounts c-.. , t,so,,,, u
p,l.hlch r'atiVcs of England, were admitted
o. cit.zens6i o OF the L Dited states. -,
Mr. awren ce 4. Pooi, OF Manchester quar-
lnrd 10 practl, a In this court
Az afaendm, mt 10 the charter OF the HAITI
,uuIur Lana a.. mpapy was made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Rousing Democratic Meeting st Marion,
Smyth County.

MARION, Va, Oct. 2i.-Lspecial. To
day our regular term for County Court has
been field day for the Democracy. A
large crowd was in attendance. and the
Hon. Harry Tucker addressed crowd
In the courthouse. and held their
attention for over two hours. His
was ons Of the best speeches made
here tor years, and had fine effect. He
showed up the Mckinley and Lodge bills In
all their hideousness, and elected round
after roind Of applause. Many regrets
were expressed that Hon. John l.. Massey
could not be with us. No one was here to
advocat, the miserable and fast waning
cause OF the Republicans. Smyth will roll
up big majority for Hon. John A. Buch'
apan.