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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-03
Enongh a, Good a. a Feast.

Young Clotcau-Sn you think these
shirts will VICAR well, DO You:
Euthus,a.;,c CI,sk-Ycs. sir; they
will wear Tor monI.ss and months.
Choteau- Then I Wilt take Just one.
-Clothipr a.i FuUY' her.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-03

'Juhm, run nlioa and send the alarm;
the house is uu hire
Not g., .a,,. my dear. uUt 80 fast.
We have ulGty Of Gre insurance. but
none asa.asg mlldy shoes aaJ water"
Harper lialar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-03

Miss DE Culture-M Mother, ] dreamed
last night that we were living in a log
cabin.
Mn. DE Culture-Well, my dear, you
know dreams, like weather predictions,
no by c~ontrAriep Good News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-03

He-Why lid your pastor object to
your going II the bali game!
Sbc-lle said the umpire wasn't a
ChristiaD-Judye.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
SITE FOR THE BAPTIST FEMALE
UNIVERSITY

Railroad Investigating Committee Adj
journs-seaboard Air Line-Fayetteyilie
Tnfantry-Items Gathered at Raleigh
and Elsewhere.
RALEIGH. y. c.. April o.. Special. r.
The hoard of trustees Of the Baptist fc-
male University. after having been in
almost continuous session here tor twenty
four hours. discussing the merits Of the va
rious sites proposed for the institution, ar
rived at a decision this evening. II was de-
cided % locate the university ON what is
known as adams Place." ON Biount
street. ltisa very desirable section Of the
citv. adjoining the new governors man
sion. and is on a street ear line. The site
consists Of three acres. The board adjourn
ed 90 meet in May, when the president Of
the college Will be elected.
General Manager Nindor ~ Sea Board
Air Line. returned from Greensboro to-day
where q meeting OF railroad officials was
held last night 20 adopt plans for a new
union depot here. Two SETS 0i plans were
submitted. Major Ninder's were accepted
and he was authorized 90 confer at once
with contractors To- arrange iOr the con-
struction OF the building. The plans ndop-
ted provide for a main building nny 10y
ninety feet. with wing thirty-iiFe by forty
feer. There viii he two large reception
rooms thirty-three by forty feet in dimen-
sione. and other apartments for express and
baggage rooms, restaurant and toilet apart
mcnis.
The Railroad Investigating committee
adjourned this morning tO meet here again
june f1fh. The committee has accomplish
cd all the work 10 can no present, ANA on
dered that certain information which lu-
ferrnt railroads claimed they were unable
to produce will Dee forthcoming at that time.
n Is understood that the Wilmington ana
Weldon Railroad. which was granted sixty
days. win then make a proposition to ihe
committee for compromise on settlement
of its taxes.
Green peas in large quantities are now
being shipped North from the trucking -ec-
uon around New Bcuo. A large shipment
was madeyestcrday t0 New York hi the Old
Dominion steamship Line.
The fOur-ycar-old child of a. J.. hoeer-,
who lives in Union county. was bitten hy 70
dog yesterday. and exhibited alarming
SYMPTOMS of hydrOphOhia. a maidstone
Was procured and applied to the bite, aud
adhered for some time. having very saiu
tlrg ELECT
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

he intended 10 shoot the fireman or not. Hs
was arrested and bound over % court.
Ief Fowler was nearly cut in two Dy q
circular saw no a mill near hillshoro on
saturday.
our six large warehouses were iull oi tho
golden leaf on Tuesday. and prices reigned
high 90 the great delight of our farmers,
Five hundred pounds sold for an average of
500 per hundred.
Mcssrs. lundioy Brothers q Go. have
been awarded the contract for building the
mammoth leaf warehouse of the Farmers
Alliance OF the county. 10 will DE one of
the largest In the state.
The Farmers Alliance of Durham county
have determined 90 establish plug factory
in Durham with a capital stock not % fN-
cecd S5O.0oo. Large Interest in this enter
prise is manifested
Brewer. the Republican Congressman
from this district. tried o. join the Farmers
Alliance at No. Airy. and was sblacb-
hallcd.
At "a meeting of ihc members of ihe Mc-
thOdist fhurcii ~ sunday last. tDeA direct
ed their pastor. Rev W. l.. 'unninggim, io
tender the pulpit 90 Rev. Joseph keuni-.
and invite his congregation to worship with
them during the building of the new Pres
hyterian Church.
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Other happenings.
PETERSBURG. VA, April 43. Special.
The Hastings Court Judge ID. VI. Bernard.
presiding, has been eneaeedaildu hearing
evidence u the case of Thomas Bishop,
charged with the murder of his wife on thr
3fd of March last. 1he prisoner on ar-
raiumont pleaded not guilty. Tie is rel-
resented hy Nos-r-. VIM. B. NcllWaine and
N. y. Ncliae. vino i0ok the case at ihe pee
quest of thc court. tho accused having nN
means tO employ counsel. Bishop .s about
seventy years of ace and "a Mexican NDf-
cram. Ia is alleged that ho killed bis WIZ.
hy beating DEER. The case viii not probably
Doe given o. the jury before tomorrow night.
as there are 2 great many Witnesses io Doe
examined.
Ths contract for building sca0oId
around tlc courthouse -feepic. in order That
ihe -ieeplt NAV be painted and iue city
clock repaired. has been awarded iu Ar. 4.
/. Williamson. % well known uuiId. Oi inl-
citf. 800 30 stipulated price of Hil. ihe work
GOD fhe s-llYld i- t0 Oe commenced no once.
The Excise Board WAS boo session again
to-day and granted about dozen liquor
licenses. The liquor dealers arc all paliu-
Iu money.
The tNcnn-two Russian Immigrants who
came here few days ago i0 settle in ,he.-
terrified county. arrived here this morning
from that county and leii This afternoon iNl
Eureka. Dakota. After arriving in ihe
county some 0f the women iu ihe party
became dissatisfied and then iho party de-
termiuod tO -0 fu Dakota.
CAPTAIN t. d. l.a-.iiel. One oft lle most
popular conductor. on the Norfolk aao
Wr-iom Railroad. i- quite sick al DDS home
u NmlY.k. lle WAS thought somewhat b. i-
{ Dr. this morning.
Major B.J. Black. 90 we'll known architect
of Richmond. is iu ihe city to-day leNhn-
auermaiter- connected With tle proposed
addition i0 ihe Con.rl lunaile A-i lmn.
Iti- understood ihal tle heavy nosi on
~undag morning did n0t do much DAMAGE
90 ihe irut in the counties contiguous il
Petersburg.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton continues iN draw
immense congregations go The First Baptist
Church. This morning he breaches - e-
cial sermon io wives. I0-nishthe peaches
especially l0 m-u.
Aiis. May sherman, daughter oi Hon.
John sherman. who has been here on "a VISIT
90 Miss Otclia Man0ne, lel This morning 'of
home.
Father Fahey, Of Richmond, is in the
UifE
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
MECKLENBURC ARROUsEO OVER
CAPT OVERBY'S MURDER.

Fire at Fairfax station-C Confederate Mon
umcnt at AIcxandria-aIayor Carr's
Funeral at Roanoke From All over
the state.
ALEXANDRIA, VA April 23 Special
Mr.. Edgar Wardeld. of lee Camp, to
whose efforts in behalf of the Confederate
monument here most is due. has received
from Mr.. Casper Blnheri, of New York,
The sculptor the working model ol the iig-
ure "AppomaiioN." as 10 is called, which.
though rough AMID unpolishcd. is considered
nearer the ideal chan ihc statue itself ltis
about eighteen inches high and makes
a splendid parlor'oramont SIR. Wariicld
is being congratulated on the possession Of
TO-
a quarry of soapstno of excellent quail
iiy bias been found on the kinchcioo farm,
noU Fairfax station.
lee Camp has obtained admission t0 the
soldiers Home al Richmond for Nr. James
Swami. veteran of the Mount \ernon
Guards
Judge trilchor. one OF the agents for The
collection 0i the States clam for ihe money
She advanced ihe Government in the war
ni 1872. the hiil for the payment OF which
passed the Senate last Saturday. says That
if the hiil shall become "a law 10 will not only
pay ihe claim The Government has against
Virginia lOr the half amiliion of Indian trust
funds She borrowed of DO with which 90
build tho Washington monument af Rich
moud. and ON which sine has only paid Sis
months interest since tho war. hut besides
put about half million iu her treasury.
Oid Captain IiW Hendricks is dead. lie
's -nId fl hlfe been tne originator Ot r.I
uDi fishing In tho Potomac. about thiriA-hfc
years ago lho father of the Potomac
fisheries. lia died suddenly in his boat 'n
thn river oG Indian Head. one day last week.
and zoo 1000 advanced n.e. iie WIS 90 native
of NDW England.
Tho American Telephone Company mci
here Yesterday. reelected senator ~1NM
president. About thlrfy-htc gentlemen We're
resent Ui tho meeting. They were H'l
N0rlheruers. and represented many million.
Nl dollars.
The venerable James -hryocke. of lam-
well. in l0udoun. died Yesterday. lie was
about ninety Years Ni a-N.
A concert was given on Seminary llill
This evening for charitable purposes. a
number of AleNaudrians and Na-hin-i1n-
Ians attended.
THE Alexandria Drum Corp, ha- started
un again. They VIII accompany ihe Light
Infantry m their Richmond Trip should
they go. This matter VIII he considered
at this week meeting.
Ioe Camp win take nearly ifs fuil meme
her-hip. and several hundred friends.
llN caniHla keherca viii Doe prerenf'I
again ai tle Opera House Friday cfenr
with fho best local talent taking paru -
win ne social event as Wnll. A 1al p0ui-
fre follows the entertainment af AcHul-
uey's HAIL. This. DO is -aId viii hc the
q"
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The SILVER QUESTION.

The House and senate More Nearly Agreo
Republican Canou, Proceedings.
WAsuINGION, ID. g.. April -3.-'ihe eau
Gus Of Republican members ofthe House To-
nieht was more harmonious than amy of
ih0se that have taken place recently. Mr..
Henderson. ..fi Illinois, presided. The rii-
ser question wa. brought up by Dir. Iongcr,
Oi Iowa. who stated iAat fle Subcommittee
0f the caucus committee oi tle senate lnd
House had come 90 au agreement which
had been approved hy ine caucus CONF
miueo Of ihe E0uHa. The caucus
committee had prepared bill. 90
stated. which covered ail ihe amendments
agreed t0. The BIN provides iOr The pNr-
chase OF fJ0N.NND ounces ~ silver bullion
per month. and il1i fhe bullion cgrihcata
should Pee redeCmaD.e iu lawful money of
the United states hf ilC Secretary Of the
Treasury. bat uO greater or lesser am0nn-
OF note, .lli, Boz outstanding 30
any tnle than tle cost of the IL
ver bullion in fhe Treasury. p divided.
that the Secretary may in li- discretion eX-
change f0f such silver bullion notes an
amount Oi silver which .hlll le equal Ia
value iu marSri price on ihe day 81 ex-
change Ni iAe notes. TIE Dil allows the
Secretary iD purchase l'ail i0ftI.n aud dD-
mesfie hlliion. II also repeats the pfofis-
ION ~ tle present iaW WAIeA requires the
coinage 90 not .et> than taD million dollars
each mOlih. .Ail.r discussion Of an hour
0r 10 the C'ucas Committee h.li WAS
agreed o. with oniy ,ix discerning VOTES.
The mltfts oi Pensions Was also taken ap
ard aflcr hort discussion the caucus cn.
dorsei ihe Morrill, service pension bill. This
/ bin grants "a pension of ., per m0nlh % sol
dier, WHO served gO DAYS IN ihe war he
tween tle states aud Who have reached the
age pf siNty-tNO years.
Tn question OF passing some national
elect on laws va, brought forward. and
Mr.. Lodge. of Massachusetts. urged tho
ad0p'o hy ibt caucu, OF ll, hili. placing
the elections of representatives Ia Congress
under national coufroi. Nf. Lodge was fol-
lowed hy Mr. R0weN. IL Illinois, the chair
man OF ;he Election Committee, who argues
in favor of the improvement a the
,urer isor system a, "a means 81 correcting
the election evils. Alter iurtaer discussion
and without coming % any conclusion ON
he subject. the caucus adjourned until
next "Wednesday nlehi, when the McComas
! National Election bill will hc ccn- defod.
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lYNCABURG.


EuIlAl ui We .4afNH wy -"NN " ~
the Colorado Mines.
I,>cuplRO. VA. April 23.- Special. -
THE funeral OF ihc late ". Hays otey io-
day from the residence on Federal Hi
,ga. the most imposing Witnessed here iof
many wears. Tine iofal offerings were proc
fi.D land superb. and the attendance eHlrt-
ordinarily large.
lar.e number 0f negroes, men, women
and children arrived hare last might ifon
South Boston On ileir way io worh ih Colo
r.la mines. IDS they say. They claim Orb
have been employed hy g Northern agent
named Blake who promised ip meet them
here to-day and give them transportation
through. but the agent has noi yti
arrived. and the poor negroes nave
altogether only $500 in pockets, ihc
proceeds ol % sale Of their effects hi
home enough iO iced them FOR only le"
dafs. Toe railroad gave them sleeping
gr,lnd last night ln the depot and II iAc
AGENT does not come perhaps they may De
glyen work ON railroad in southwest Viz
Thc sale Of Dot. IN South Lyuchburg yes
tcuday Was extraordinary. The number
sold VAS very large. and prices ran up Ll8h
with plenty OF purchasers.
To-day /. the lNcnfy.ninth anniversary
Of departure OF the Rifle Dfey5, tne nome
Guard. and Latham Battery. for Richmond.
at the outbreak of the war. Men VINO read
;hi- Will recall the sad parting with tneir
loved ones. who marched away at The can
OF their native State. These companies
two of which were part OF the famous
Pickatts division. suffered and bied on
many hard,.9ught helds The klhe ore}s
were COMMANDED by Captain Maurice =
langhornc. the Home Guards by 'alla am
samuel Garland, and the Battery Dy cap.
tain H. .Grs5 Latham. The 0feys n1a
Home Guard were attached 10 lne hIsl
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THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
Eleven New Breaks Reported in tho
IeNees.

ieNees.
NEW ORLEANS. April 23.-But little news
was received from the Point Coupoa dis-
uict today. superintendent -pelman. of
the Shell Beach Railroad. says there arc
eleven breaks 900 the west bank betnlen ST.
Sophie and l0luie ia Roche. THE Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad is oNer'l0Wcd
sd Mich0O station. one hundred and thirty
four miles from NcW Orleans. and aiI trains
are abandoned. Last nights wind clu- n
the lake water fo again cncr0aeh upon OBJ.
rear of this city. but nO great damage
has been done. The Texas and Pacific
tracks have been OYerlloWcd from hrflk
u iue west bank above Port Allen. lne
AraudlIa leNea below Niidlid hl- broken.
and much territory VIII he submerged. tn-
eoiher with fine track of iha New Orleans
and Northwestern Railroad. The back
water +. approaching the town OF Nidaila.
REflOrEs FROM THE SUBMERGED DIS
TRlCIS.
pIAQurNINE La. April 2i.-lhi- town
is filled with people from The submerged
country. some bringing their families and
cattle for safety. other, seeking lumber und
material 90 Keep 0uf back water. Many
families from Grand River and the interior
are camped along Bayou llalucmina
MORE CREN ASSES REPORTED.
NEW ORLEANS. April 23 The Times
Democrats Bayou sara special say several
croya.~es were reported to-day between
this place and Waterloo. This makes nine
On the po.nle Coupce front. The dcfas-
ti0u in that and the Southwestern parish
viii he terrible. The steamer Wilde. arriving
This morning from above. brought in large
l0l Of people and stock from the other side.
She had tO un up Bayou sara and Mud
fhem af lower ST. lrncisl.ile. THE rains
continue. and lasl night 30 poured
down iu torrents causing 90 ire-l-i in ihe
BAYOU. and 90 rise of iife inches in lnc town.
lhis extra rise on top Of Nhat- $50
already bad causes additional LOSSES uui
our merchants had "a large amount of good
damaged. The effect OF tlc cre'a-sa
caused "a decline here to-day of ~ inches.
which affords great relief and leaves some
of the stores ou Front street free of water.
4 freshet ir Alexandria creek last niei'
washed away ihe trosile. and now we ar
without mail communication.
BATON ROUGE, April 23.-lhe Lodei.
landing leyee nine miles above here un OH.
west bank. broke last night and ihe plHui1-
tions back of 10 are being flooded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
BASEBALL.
Games PIay.d by the Different Associa-
tions Yesterday.

Games PIay.d by the Different Associa-
tions Yesterday.
brotherhood Al New York. New York,
=: Philadelphia, /. AZ Boston. Boston,
10: Brooklyn. 3. AZ pitsburg: Pitlsburg, 4;
Chicago. g. Al Buffalo. Cleveland game
postponed. rain.
National League-At New York: New
York. f.: Philadelphia. 3. AZ Bosi0n B0s-
ton. ;: Brooklyn. .. Az iiitsburs lelght
inningsc riti.blrg. ID; Cleveland. II. Al
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, %: Chicago. o.
American Associati0n-At Philadelphia
Athletic n: syracuse, lo. AZ Brooklyn
Rochester. Z; Brooklyn, .. At Louisville.
Columbus 3: Louisville, .. At 50. Louis.
~. l,Ouis-lDledo game postponed account
wei grounds.
Atlantic Assoclation-At Baltimore
Baltimore. 3; Hartford, 3. 40 Newark
Newark. l4i Worcester. 3 A. Wilmington
wilmington, IS: Jersey City, Is. 40 Wash
.nglon: Washington, III New Haven, ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

JANEsTOw y. u. April %. The bod,
If Florence Lillian Peterson, Who mystic.
riously disappeared from her home on the
evening Of March 2ilh. was found in tht
creek IA short distance from her pa.
rents home tonight. There is cOnSid
erable excitement ABOUT town, and som,
talk oil foul play. The body was badly dis
figured. 4 post mortem examination wat
made and indicated that the girl met hel
death by downing. IN inquest will b
held April =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

RALEIGH, n. g.. April 23. Special.
solomon Rouse, who was burned 20 death
in his hut, near Mount Olive, on saturday
night last, was seyenty-nlne years 90 age.
rne burning 0i his house was accidental.
and was caused boy careessnos- on hi, part.
The entire house and contents were burned
to the ground. and all that was recovered
OF the old mans remains was o. hand fuil %
bones. lie lived alone. and was addicted
Do drink, and was possibly under the inAu-
ence OF alcohol when the house burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
EEELINo AGAlMsT PHILLIPs.


PETERSBURG. April 23.-',peciaL she
-qerin Of Mccklcnburg county. who came
here ON yesterday for John Phillips. The nee
gro who murdered Captain r. q. OVERLY.
has left with The prisoner The grand jury
of the county have indicted Phillips for Hur-
der in the first decree. u is understood that
another negro. who was with Phillip. atthe
time he killed Captain overly. has also been
indicted for murder
The feeling against Phillips is very bitter
900 the county. and The general impression i-
THAT if Dee is kept in the county jail he VIII
certainly Doe lynchcd. As previously stated
in this correspondence. Doe was brought to
Petersburg f0 prevent iyuching. 10 is
learned chat the judge of The court received
information that "a mob were on their way
t0 thc Jail io lynch Phillips. and tiiai a- soon
as he was thus informed he bad tbe prisoner
sent at once 90 ihi~ riir 0r le Keeping.
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RALEIGH. y. c., April 23.-. Special. -
stock company has just been organized
at Asheyille for the construction ~ neN
steel railway line there. 10 VIII De 20 bcl
line. and will start from the Western Norii
Carolina Railroad depot. and make cir
cuit Of the city, crossing tne principal
streets. The motive power viii boz steam
and dummy engines Will be Used. The
capital stock Of the company is Sii0.0oO
The survey is row being made. and ln,
construction Will follow at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
hTERRlFlc CYCLONE


NEW ORLEANS, April 2j. The Plea
yuue's Austin, Texas. special says: A ter
rife cyclone struck Kyle, "a town Of Sis Aun
Gred inhabitants. twenty miles south Of
here. last night. Many buildings wen
overturned and some completely dfmoi
i51ed The Kyle Institute. tw0-siof,
building, was lifted from is foundations an,
carried thirty feet without iniuring thl
structure. Several fine horses and -oml
cattle were killed. buf strange tO say 81
person is even reported injured. Farms an,
plantations IN the track OF the storm sui
iercd greatly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

baltimore. April -. The transf9roftho
State funds aad securities recently under
the coatrol cf Stephenson Archer the de-
fmliiug state treasurer 90 ,oi1nel Edwin
n. Brown. hi- successor. tooh place to-day.
a careful recount 0f securities shows ihe
amount oi Archers dciaicaiiDn tO Dee 5lj2
lHI ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
MoNeoLlANs AND OPIUM.
Both smueglcd in the County at the same
Time.

RUrrLO. n. Y, April, 2a. Since iasi
saturday tho police and custom officers
have been ou the lookout for importation oi
Noneolinns. 10 came last nights About
midnight a row boat touched the shore at
the foot of lleuel Avenue and there three
Cinnamon attempted 20 alight They were
Immediately seized by custom officers for
ILLEGAL entrance The prisoners were turned
over 90 the police and gave their names as
Wong Sing. and Mung Hal. iaundnmen
and Mack fung Gun. merchant. They were
searched. and concealed cn their persons
were found tNeuiy-~eNen balls Of opium lut
up I'm white wax and TWO small boAe, Of
onium already prepared. Wong sing stated
that be- kept a laundry IN Norwich, Con-
neiicut. bat IL was learned That DEE ltN
there four years ago aud went back go
China. and bad come back short time ego.
Ills passport showed that he had landed an
Vancouver in September Prom q card
found on Mack Fims Gun giNn. Toe dt-
dress of Chinese laundry IN Toronto /. is
Thought thoy came from that city. The
prisoners were locked and turned over 90
ihe federal authorities this morning.
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pANVlLLE
The BAPTIST O,phanage site-Tobacco
Plants Scarce.

DANvIilF. Va April 23.- Special
Dr. William j.. Hatcher and other prom'-
ncnt Bapii-f-. composing ihe committee io
select site for The Baptist OThauaee.
went % Chatham today 90 s.c ihe adtan-
tages offered in thar town iorthn institution.
Ihe committee eo to Bedford City io-moi-
rNW.
scarce. as many 1l Che plants have been
badly injured hl aios.
Mr.. W. w. kusev. whose Hines. af thHI-
ham has bcc mentioned. i- improving and
10 +. believed ho VIII recover
s. conference was h7l bnra to-day 10-
tween officials of fac Richmond and Dane
vile. and of the Atlantic an0 nny.iie ri'-
roads. Tine object Was i1matc conneciion-
between these roads and effect traffic m-
rNngemeuis.