davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
POLITICAL FIGHT IN OHIO.
tits Thought Brice VIII BE Nominated
Senator.


COLUMBUS, Ohio. January 3.-All the
Democratic members 0f the legislature
have arrived, and most intense excitement
prevails over the senatorial sight. The
candidates are Chairman Calvin :. lirlce.
ex-C0ncressman Mcmahon. Millionaire
John II. Thomas, Congressman g.. T.. seney.
Hon. John McSwocny. congressman Ouih-
waite. Hon. &. W. Baker and Hon. Samuel
+. Hunt.
There will Doc scyenty-nino votes I'm The
Democratic caucus. and the betting tonight
is that Mr. Brice will De nominated on the
second ballot with barely ten votes 90 spare.
The report Of The anti-jrico men uniting on
GovernOr-elect Campbell 90 defeat ihe great
railroad magnate received setback this
evening by the Senator and two Representa-
tives from Governor Campbells county say
ing that they We're authorized by the latter
10 state that under no circumstance must
his name be presented, that De wanted 90 be
Governor only.
Allen o. Meyers is here Matching up a
plot 10 defeat Bricc. if nominated, by bolt
ing Democrats. and claimed 90 have the
names Of six Democrats who would bolt
Rrice and vote for "a clean Republican. II
is not generally believed that this could be
done, although the supporters ofllr Thomas
are very Warlike, and talk in riddles that
Brice can never be Senator.
The Democrats have only eight majority
in the Legislature, aud If five Democrats
b0lted and voted for Republican
the latter would make IT, a lead
ing Brice man said tonight that
any Democrat h0lting the nomination
would never leave the capital alive. as ihe
boys from the Northwest would pitch him
head foremost out Of the window 10 the
stones below.
Goyern0r-elect Campbell will Doe inaugu-
rated on the 18Th. and the vote for Senator
will begin the 18Th.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus will bc
he'd one day next week. Bets were made
to-day Of 90 10 that Brice would have -
out Of the 80 votes on the first ballot, and a.
on the second.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

shockoe Council so. 500 bad the installe-
tion of their officers last evening" and were
also visited by the following grand officers
Grand Regent j. B. Blanks. Grand vice
Regent Walter T. Irving, of Norfolk; Grand
Secretary William L0venstein. Grand
Warden II. e.. scott and Grand Chaplain G..
". Harwo0d. The council room was
well-nlled with members and after due
form the above brethren addressed the
Council i'm earnest, effective speeches. II.
=. Focke. of Carolli0n Council. Balti.
more. also gave an address Of interest
Aner this feast of reason the en-
lire Council. with invited guests,
went TO Sanger Hall, and there were
recalled with one OF "Seigers best" After
fbe usual dinner speeches the council adj
iourned with determination % increase
their membership.
4 very pleasing part Of the entertainment
at sanger Hall was the presentation Of q
handsome Royal Arcanum jeWcp by
Grand Regent Blanks 10 II. J.. Lorraine
collector of the council, for bringing into the
council the largest number Of members dur
ing the past year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

Messrs. q. q. Flippin. treasurer OF Gum
berland. II. ;. Campbell, sheilh Oh iu-
wanna. r.. b. Bunting. Jr.. sheriff Of NorloiA'
and l.. A. Baugh. sheriff OF IoWhatan
county. were at the Capitol yesterday.
Colonel John McAnorney and Mr. George
:. Scott. Of New York city, sail to-day Tor
Europe. 10 be absent some months. Misses
Mary and Teresa McAnerney accompany
their father, and Mr. sc0tts daughters VIII
also be OF the party.
Dr. Hatcher, Of the Grace-strect Baptist
Church. will begin a revival service az MS
church sunday night. The evangelist y. J..
Hutson will assist Dr. Hatcher IN ihe meet
ing.
Fx-Governor Lee ief the city yesterday
at n O'Clock 4. NJ. for Lexington. His mes
senser. Mr. Thomas Jones, will remain M
the city in charge Of the Lee monument.
The Committee Oh the improvement q
James River met on the ing William J..
Craighill Yesterday, went down the river
and Transacted the usual routine work.
Hon. Rufus r. Ayers and MIR. :. 4.
Smyfhe. his clerk, left the city last night al
N 80 O'Clock for Scott county. where they
will make their home IN the future.
Lieutenant Brooks. Fourth Artillery,
United States Army, and ". Il. Brooks
Jr.. OF Cornell University. are visiting then
parents at iOl east Main street.
Colonel Thomas W. scott, eX-Unitcd
states marshal for the Eastern District OF
virginia. under Cleveland, was In the city
yesterday.
The Rev. DR.. J. J. Laheriy gives IN thlf
weeks eIifiOn OF the Christian Advocate
graphic description Of the fire AT the cataes
at CrOzet.
Governor Mckinney was hard at worL
yesterday. He bends all his energies 20 oi
iicel work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

made in Cincinnati. and sent in sections "a
be put up. The Virginia Steel Company mas
a handsome suite Of rooms on the second
floor Of the building.
Mr.. James Camden OF Nassie's Mills. lost
another son last week. which makes three
he has lost in less than one year. His son
,iarks died from typhoid fever IN Bedford
and his son William died near Piny River
Church Of the same disease and the last
who died had both fever and dropsy.
Peter Copeland aged sixty-nine years.
died at Salem last Monday. lie WIS an es-
timable Christian gentleman, and had very
many strong personal friends.
ON last Saturday night Edward Wise. OF
Pleasant Valley Rockingham county. acci-
dentally shot and killed himself while hunt
ing muskrats.
Colonel j. VI. Il. Sprinkle. a prominent
aud well-known citizen Of B0tetOuri counts.
is dead, in the seyenty-eighth year Of hisage.
The growing wheat and rye all through
the Abingdon section are reported as being
exceedingly promising.
Dandclions found In the fields near
Charost0wn. W. Va, on Christmas Day. are
an exceptional thing.
Miss Polly johnson. while hunting her
COW on Kings Mountain, fell and di-located
her hin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Warsaw Happenings.

WARSAW, Va, January g.. Special. F.
On last Thursday night james Roberts was
lodged in our county jsi, charged win
hOusebreaking.
1t is reported that he is wanted IN Mary
land for a grave crime, that OF arson, ana
that $500 has been offered by that state iol
his delivery.
Austin jackson and Joe Wright two
negro men. who are charged with intending
10 Kill ElicK johnson, also colored, az one ol
these famous fairs Of Christmas eyes night
were placed in the brick house for safe
keeping until action is taken by the grand
jury.
oscar Rich stole a chicken valued at
thirty-three cents from an old coiored Wo'
man. Fer this Oscar was given fifteen days
in jail.
Joe Hampton. a middled-agea colored
mau, fell dead in the main road as he was
going home last W ednesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
BENJAMIN MCCARTHY TAKEN.
Captured by the Husband of tho Woman
whom IL Is Charged He Assaulted.

Captured by the Husband of tho Woman
whom II Is Charged He Assaulted.
ROANOKE, VA. Jan. g. Especial. l-sev-
eral weeks ago Benjamin Mccarthy, II Is
charged, slipped into the house Of {. DeDow,
al Cioyerdale, BOtct0urt county. why he
was absent and attempted 10 outrage Mrs.
Dcbow. She fought the brute with the des-
peration Of a woman who held her honor
bearer than life, and after severe strug-
gle. in which she was badly bruised and her
clothing was torn into shreds. she succeeded
i'm beating him on. Mccarthy He'd TO Ar
kansas. but to-day Mr.. Debow. who holds "a
responsible place in this city, discovered
him on an east bound Norfolk and Western
train. and handed him over TO the police,
who locked him up after wrestling thlrl!-
eight calibre pistol from him.
Judge Junkin and the sheriff OF Mont
0omery succeeded in reaching salem, the
county seat Of this county, with their prls-
oners. Akers and Cooper, AT o'clock this
morning. aud after resting while drove by
a circuitous route 10 BuiordsYille, twenty
i've miles 20 the east, and took tram Tor
Tvncbburg this afternoon. cooper was
Iodged i'm iail there, and Akers Will be taken
m Richmond 10 serve out his term IN ine
nenitentiary. The former VIII nave 70 DC
Guarded by military.waen returned 10 MONT
gomery for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

TRENTON. \. j., January 3.-Burglars
entered and robbed the house Of DIR. kninen,
a well-kn0wn dentist here, using chloro-
form to prevent the family waking. Mrs;
KnifIen has since died from the effects OF
the chloroform, and Miss Purcell, who was
visiting the family, is dangerously III. NO
clue to the criminals has yet been obtained.
A later report says: DR.. A. ;. knilien re-
turned home tonight, and was faken 10 po-
lice headquarters by detectives. He denied
the report that his family relations were un-
pleasant, and that he had been attentive TO
Miss Purcell. the typewriter, who makes her
home with him. The doctor burst into tears
when he saw the dead body Of his wife.
The police are in charge Of the house and
are continuing the investigation Of the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
FROM PETERSBURG
Accident to Mr.. william T. Britton--Ad-
dresses Before A. 4. Hill Camp.

Accident to Mr.. William 4. BTittoH--Au-
dresses Before A. T.. Hill Camp.
PETERSBURG. VA. January A. Special.
Mr. William l.. BrttOn, "a prominent citizen
of Chesterfield county, met with a serious
accident a day or two ago. lie was in the
act Of getting into his buggy, when the
horse hitched 10 the vehicle started Of and
Mr.. BriuOn was thrown to the ground,
having his arm broken near the elbow.
The Petersburg Mechanics and Beneyo-
lent Association will have its annual sup
per at the Murray Hotel on the 18th instant.
These social gatherings are always source
Of much enjoyment 10 the members Of the
association.
Alta meeting Of the Wyanoke Tribe |. o.
r. NJ. held tonight, Mr.. NJ. X. Shell was
presented with a handsome gold Red Mems
badge as prize for bringing into the tribe
the largest number Of members during the
past month.
Judge X. III. Jones and Mr.. William II.
Jones. counsel for Fletcher Brown, cOl0red,
charged with assault and attempted rape
on Matte Ferguson, cOlored, sued ont a
writ Of habeas corpus for the release Of the
accused from Jail this morning before Judge
ID NJ. Bernard, of the Hastings Court OF
this city. The writ was signed by Judge
Bernard, and made retainable on next Mon
day.
The passenger train for the south due
Aere about j:l3 o'clock =. NJ, was an hour
and a half behind schedule time this after
noon. The passenger train FOR the sOuih
due ina Petersburg about +. NJ. Will not
ar,i,e until 80 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
The cause Of the delay Of these trains was
south Of Weldon.
At a meeting Of tie a. p. Hill Camp,
Confederate Veterans, held last night a
very interesting address was delivered by
MIR Freeman W. Jones, who told OF a
scouting expedition during the war from
Drewry's Bluff, in rear Of Grants army. M
front OF Petersburg, 10 Burwells Bay,
James river. At the February meeting o.
the camp Dr. John II. Claibourne viii de-
liver a lecture. His subject VIII le
petersburg to AppomattoN.'
The german given at the Library Hall last
night by the Petersburg Senior German
Club, was a most delightful affair Dancing
was kept mp until late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
CLOUD PHENOMENON AT WILL
LiAMSBURo.
Mirage Of tho York and James Rivers
Mr.. Levy +. Perry Killed Near Orange
A Desperate Captured at Roanoke--ca-
thercd from Manffoint..

A Desperate Captured at Roanoke--Ca-
.thercd from MapFfoints.
WILLIAMSBURG, January 3.-Ispecal.--
To-day Williamsburg has been visited by
an extraordinary phenomenon. The sky
has been overcast since early morning.
About ten o'clock some OF the townspeople
noticed peculiar cloud formation on the
northern horizon. In few minutes it had
developed into a perfect reflection Of the
York river and the woods Of Gloucester
county. 1t is hye miles to the river, in a
straight line, and ten 20 the further shore,
while between this place and the river are
woods ard hills, which ordinarily shut OF
the view.
To make the illusion more perfect, the
water showed the peculiar color Of the chan
mel Of the river, and the distinctive outline.
Of the shore. Many profess TO have seen
ships.
In an hour the mirage had partially dis
appeared, but only 10 be succeeded by a still
more wonderful one. About u o'clock the
southern horizon suddenly lit up with
tawny yellow light. Out Of this came grad
ually the distant shore Of the James river,
clear and distinct. The water took on the
ruddy yellow color so peculiar 20 the James
and as the mirage spread in length along
the horizon. jamestown Island finally be-
came distinct on the right, and the water
horizon Of Burwelrs bav, twenty miles dis
tant, was plainly visible on the other eX-
trcme.
The people gathered in knots on the street
corners, and The cOlored pOpulace became
greatly excited over what seemed 20 them
yeritable miracle
The course Of these phenomena has been
largely discussed. Perhaps the most plaue-
ible theory ia that the valley Of the respec-
tive rivers were filled with the heavy dry in
which prevailed yesterday. At the time
that the mirage occurred. there had arisen
very damp (and consequently light) wind.
which swept across the two valleys and the
peninsula.
The heavy air Of the valley, and the light
upper air found two distinct strata. The
line Of iuncture Of the strata formed a re-
fractiye surface. and the RAYS Of light were
bent by il sufficiently TO surmount obstacles
tO their direct path.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
THE PILOT LAWS.
Action of Danvilie's Chamber of Com
mcrce-NarrOw Escape From Des4th.

merce-Narrow Escape From D"seth.
DANvILLE, Va. January Special. r.
At a largely attended meeting Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce this afternoon the
question ,of amendments TO The pill
Otage laws was considered. A dele
cation Of seven, headed by j. A. Cur
tis and II. A. Dunlop, represented Rich
mond, and the pilots side was represented
by X. G. Marshall. Of Portsmouth, md W.
A. Graves and L. Edwards, Of Noriolk.
After the lengthy discussion the following
resolution was passed by q vote Of - 10 ..
Whereas in the opinion Of this chamber,
the city Of Danylle il represented IN the
Legislature Of Virginia by gentlemtn Of in
teliigence in whom this chamber has entire
confidence and this chamber desires that
they be not hampered by an opinion eX-
pressed by il heretofore in relation 10 the
pilot laws: Resolved, that the action here
tof0re taken by this chamber on this ques-
ton be and the same is hereby rescinded.
To-day Byrd Jennings, an aged citizen Of
the county, while returning home irom the
city, had a narrow escape from death. lie
had stopped in the road 10 fix some iisar-
ranged harness about his horse, when the
animal, becoming frightened, reared and
fell back on Mir. Jennings, crushing him To
the earth. The cid gentleman finally eXtri-
Gated himself, and, strange to relate, was
only slightly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

sTEUBENvILLE. d.. january 3.-Duncan
Clarke's entire Lady Minstrel Company
was Yesterday before MAYOR Brashear on o
warrant sworn ont by Alrs. Dora Webb and
Mrs. X. J.. Br0Wnloe. of -teuhenviile, Of the
Social Purity Society. The company per-
formed "Wednesday night in the city opera
house. and She affidavit charges thai mem-
ber- did .unlaWfully violate Ordinance 80.
212 by an indecent exposure OF person.. .li
noon the entire company, male and female.
were before the Mayor. motion tO quash
the Indictment was vigorously contested
and refused. and a fire OF $50 imposed.
The Social Purity people Will next tugn
their attention 20 thc Rose llill Folly Com
paIy. billed 10 appear here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Ee.ult of a rlagman's Negligence

KNOXvHLE. Tenn, January 3.-N0. 9
northbOuud passenger train on the Ken
lucky and Ohio road which runs from here
20 Jeldc0. collided with freight train last
night at Ilci-kill. sixteen miles north OF
here. Both engines were wrecked. Walter
Miller. fireman on the passenger engine.
was Killed. Engineer sam. Toms, Of the
same engine. was badly hurt. John Gam
bali. fireman on the freight engine, bad biz
lex broken and was otherwise injured, and
will die. The wreck was caused through
the neglect of "a ilagman 0n the freight train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
LYNCHBURG ODO-FELLOWS.
They Enjoy a Feast-William Coles, Co
ored, Discharged from Custody.


ored, Discharged from Custody.
LNNCHBURG. VA. January g.. Special.
The Odd-telows Of this city gave "a grand
feast last night at lielbig's restaurant. The
supper served was elegant, and made every
thing Good fellows well met"
William Coles, the negro man brought up
from Farmyille on suspicion Of having been
implicated in the depot mail robbery, has
been discharged from custody. The sus-
piciOns which first pointed TO his completely
in lie theft were proven TO have been ul-
founded. The other two prisoners are still
held to answer the charge, and IL Is thought
other arrests will be made.
Rev. George W. Garter was to-day booked
10 deliver several lectures in the cause Of
prohibition AT the Opera House. lie VIII
not open for few days. but great eNpecta-
tions are in store for him. Tuesday ;he
.Wets" circulated thousands Of printed
speeches from Hens. Dan Voorhees, and /.
q. Mills on the prohibition question, aid
next week they viii open with able speak
81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

FREDERICBsBURG, VA, January 3. Mr..
Levy Z. Perry, wealthy merchant OF
Orange county, was killed this morning by
fast running train on the Midland road
which was belated. He attempted to drive
over the track at point three miles west OF
Orange crossing. lie lived two hours after
the accident. lie was well known citi-
zen, aged sixty years, and leaves Wile
and a large family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
CABLE NOTES.


HOUsrON, TN, January 3.--A dispatch
ffom Giddings says that frightfaI W
occurred there last night or the ~
pass road. The train - the reguiar
bound passenger tr1ln. When
mile north OF Shiyer the whole train
precipltated into the creek by the bf -
giving way. Relief has been sent fess "si-
dincs ard Y0akuh, but - ssa sclegraph
Offices ari icl srd, no pusleu'ars AZ 20 loss
OF life can be obtained as yet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

RE. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
met last night in their rooms. corner o
seventh and Broad streets, and installed ths
following officers for the coming year; W
=. Smith. colonel commander; ). y. Bid
goOd. frat lieutenant-cOlonel commander
A. g.. Evans, second lioutenant-colone
commander: A. W. Archer. third heuten
ant-colonel commander; >. Taylor straitoi
adiutant: u. A. Brown, quarlermaster
Thomas :. Riddick. treasurer; Andrew j
Rav. officer Of the day; ID. s. Rediord. ser
geant major: Thomas j. Smith, color ser
geant. Gus J.. Delarue and l.. y. Berry
Guards: G.. O. Roper. Yidette; Thomas l.
Mosley. ianitOr; ". 4. Rider, NJ. i. PM
lips and John u. Farmer, trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Love Causes a Double Murder.

WARSAW, WIS. January 3.-iierman
Friederichs. German. about twenty-one
wears old. called upon Bertha Ebrman, IN
the town Of stettin, yesterday afternoon,
and asked her TO marry him. She refused,
and he drew revolver and shot her In the
left breast, inhicting a fatal wound. As she
fell 10 the ground Friederichs shot himself
in the head, making frighIful wound, from
which he cannot recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

The Wilmington star gives the following
inter sting statistics;
Re eipis Of spirits turpentne at this port
for [ ne past month were 0,lU0 casks, as
agaiasi 400 for the same month the pre-
yi0u year. Receipts Of resin ~, lvO barrels,
against 26,v3a; tar, l,2SJ barrels, against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

MoSrREAI, January 3.--Ihomas VIII
liams. "A brick-layer, murdered bis wife this
morning. by cutting her throat. Iio then
cut his own throat from ear 10 ear, and cS-
nlrsd In the bed. where his dead SIfe anil
his baby four months old lay. Neightos
being attracted by the continuous crying OF
the baby, :roke into the house snd foAnd
tke infant lying in pool oE blood. The
man and wife were dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

are west Of the Mississippi. Iowa taking
first rank in aggregate prcducs'
and yield per acre, 3io,@,o~ bum.
ncr acre Of wheat is nearly 1919 bushels, or
onc-tenth OF bushel greater than the No
yenbor average 0f yield per acre. The va
r;atien from the current expectation of the
last six months Is not over per cent. ihe
total product as estimated - Ew,yoo'W
bushels. The product ot oats Is ioi,oi',v"
bushels. M the rate Of IA bushels per acre.
Tho aggregate OF all cereals Is abont 3. 49,
00 0,9 bushels. or at leas. nfty-nine bushels
per capita.
HELPED BOOTH TO ESCAPE.
Thomas A. Jones. employed In the tool.
room at the gun foundry Of the navy yaru
here. has been dismissed because " Wss
learned that he assisted John Wilkes Booth
In escape after the assassination OF Lincoln.
Jcnos Is an old man. lie saws he helped
farrv Kooth across the river. lie did
moi know when he started 10 do
40 what Booth had done, but lound
ont before he finished the 5)b. lie 10
not ashamed Of any act he has ever done.
lie thinks il hard to lose nis place, but does
not complain. lie declines 10 say who as
sisted him in taking Booth across the river.
Jones was appointed during the laIe peno-
cratic Administration at the instance OF
Congressman Compton, Of Maryland. MI
Mndd. who is contesting Compton's seat,
hromaht the charge against Jones 40 part OF
his ease aga,nss Compton, aud this led to
Jones' discharge.
DUTY on JUTK.
CAPTAIN :. T.. Snider. Of Minneapolis.
Iudson VI. Bems Of Boston, and Frank
Barry. secretary Of the Miller's National
Association will appear before the House
Committee on WAYS and Means Tomorrow
10 make an argument for the repeal OF llie
duty on jute. The millers OF the country
now Use bags made OF imported bagg'ng al.
most exclusively for export shipment ana
there il in force a complicated system OF
rebates on all imported bagglng used IN tne
oxport trade. The millers, without regard
to party. ask that the duty be removed and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Invited to a Georgia Bsnauet.

BosTON, January AT the monthly
meeting Of the Boston Merchants Associa.
tior this evening a letter was received from
the Atlanta (Ga.) Chamber OF Commerce
inviting a delegation from the association
TO attend its banquet February 18th. II
was voted that the president and as many
members as could accept should attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04

PORTSMOUTH. y. H., January 3.-John
Christie, aged eghty-hye, cied to-day. lie
was Past Worshipful Grand Master OF Ma
sons Of New Hampshire, and was the Oldest
active member Of the thlrty-third degree
ancient and accepted Scottish rite in the
world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Projected street Railway Lines-A Memo
rial Gateway for the High schoei.

rial Gateway for the High Sohooi'
ALEXANDRIA, January D. special
Their IL considerable minor sickness ID tnis
locality. II is either the mumps, measles
or 'T The grippe. Among the noteworthy per
oaoaees Who have the latter are Messrs
Son"s ,o,nIs r. Catlin and Malcolm smith. The
S,'s.''er Ssame, IL The new Commonwealth attorney
Among those whose houses nave Deen
snrncd into mumpery is Mr.. huDef'
snowden. city editor OF the uezet.e. his
snowden and the children ass All eomn, ,1,.
A coIored woman named Jane "iou'e'0'
Is missing. -, railroad lines
There are several street inl,i"11 sa.' III ,l'a
projected. The last was ne"'''''' ." '"0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-04
Indian. aud Mexleans Fight.

GALVESTON. TEXAS, January 5.--City OF
Mexico adyices state that at tiincherri- IN
the state Of sonora, a band OF lagui In
dians had an encounter recently with reg
iment OF Mexican cavalry, and that several
Indians were killed.