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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

New YoRK, November i.--John r. Eel.
lows Is elected TO Congress by over 5000
majority. - :,
and 6fty-six election districts give Scott
INV YonH, November 4.-Four hundred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
TIE PRESIDENT VOTES.

President Harrison and Attorney-Gene-
raj Miller arrived NJ 10 o'clock and were
driven 10 tbe residence of Mr.. Mckee, the
Presidents son-in-law, where, after light
lunch, they were driven 70 pollihg-
place in the Second Ward. Al ll;SO, when
the President entered the rooiIii ne spoAe
TO the judges and clerks seVeIaly, snaAiIs
hands with those he knew personally. IN
answer fo fbe ouestlon as to how long he
would remain. he replied that he would
return 10 Washington tins afternoon.
When in the act of returning his ballot 70
The insnector one of the judges said (:
well. It il plain Ben. Harrison now; ,
Yes rephed the President. " and 1t
only counts one"
THE PRESIDENTS VOTE CANCELLED.
The Presidents vote was the 1920 that
was cast in the precinct, and the next man
who exercised the suffrage was DANIEL
Bressenan Democrat, whose so.e Gun,
celed tho Presidents, rs BresSeh"n voted
the straight Democratic ticAst. p..a.
After depositing his ballot the PRESIDENT
returned To the residence OF Mr. lchee,
where he remained until ASH, when ns WAS
driven to the station and TOOK ,ne s,a.n 50, LOT
Washington, During the aftelnno99n a. low
personal or political friends chn. .h.aS ~ ~
the train quite crowd haa s"'N''e" W
see HIM Oh.
KENTUCKY.
INCREASED DEMOCRATIC MAJohif'.
LouIsyIILn, November Alt Is reasona !,
bly, certain that out Of eleven congiesns. n,na
districts In Kentucky ten have gohe De ny
cratic by increased maloriSies' Luz
Eleventh Is in doubt.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, November 4.--Ihe is.os,
returns indicate that Meyer tDem1e,ssh. ~
has defeated Warmoth for Congress ~ .ha ~
First district By 1000 majority, anu 'AS'
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
WORK OF TRAM aossess.

fhsy Hi sn Kaglslssf. bat Fsa g So
ear. Aay PIaalsr-EAs An4lx oeszzs
AsaF gsa wsFt, ..
VAs wEKE. O.. JalY ta-Aa 1nsae-
cessfal 2ttemDE Has made late Friday
nignz - fo5 Ehs norta- to1n1 passenger
train on the Clneinn4s1. Jseksoa s MisA-
igzn railroad. Three nsn boarded ths
engiae of the train aE Enterprise.
c. snd 4El2cxsd tas engineer.
NanGev-nter. aad BIS assistant with
iron bass and coupling pias- The
trainmen mzds a p,ucky Exht. bat we're
finally oFerrowsred and knocked sense
less TIE robbers. however. al nos
succeed e stopping tae train. sad j1ss
before Fs@ehiBz Vaa ~ est. made their
escape. '4as trais FasAed on ~.sA ths
enginses aB1 1rsEaza lying blse1ing
aA1 unconscious IA tie eab.
Passengers gao were waiting for the
train a. FaR Ners were zstoEishs1 10
see ~ going tAgo1ga tae station az tie
rate ot tseaty-aVe mlles an h0ur and
win apparently nCbofy on the engine
- g4i1s IL AZ tas nortA end - tae yard
the tra.a ran into switch engine aad
VAS troaxLt 90 = st2ndslill. both en-
gines being wrecked Engineee Van
dsFeu1eE "a IS f0lH4 dead IA she wreck.
TIE fireman - still unconscious. and no
particulars can DO learned from hlm.
None of the passengers we're seriously
iufrrea
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
DEATH IN A FLASH.
Victims Of the lightning IA : Num-
Per OF Localities
4 IOflL OF ;lgE DEsTHS REPORTED
IA. Elsctrse fieid' gcrsstss nAFss sp n.s.
aoss @aa anal4aa arm 1--we stack
Kulea Sns Barna sas Ax5-
stacks BaTHea

MotNT SFEHf fNG, III, t4ly ~ 49, baF-
inr severe storm Thursday Two sons
Of benjamin. and William 0eary. living
near hers. we're struck by ligl .ning and
Instantly killed A omp=Elon esoape1
serious inlary.
0oSmFS, lad July IA heavy
storm DAMAGED tae crops aid The grain
IN shocks neGr here IT-cay. Collins ~.
Hathaway. 8 contractor. Nas struck by
lightning auriBg tae storm and kllle1.
The electricity tore ais clothes o3 and
disrgured the BODY. mskiug q almost
unrecogn.eabie. Henrs Nealer. farm
er. aud his team were struck and killed
and three Others rendered unconscious
cAT1lx. IL. 3uly ls Near here
Friday Agbtainr struck the Daughter oi
Alonzo Basby, bursting the drums of
both her ears A nlulber ~ cattlC were
also killed ia tie neigh boraood and
Two Eouses ana many Lay-stscks NeEs
burned.
WlSAnAc. Ind. Jaly a-Thursday
night John Tess. q Meearyvllie, ia this
county. was Struck by lightning AID
killed There WAS ROT 3 mark "a bis
tolf nor tiFah on TIC NAt- at-@ ~
nearly every bone in hls boay was
broken. Downey Knotts, ~ho was sit
ting on a seat IA the wagon beside him,
escaped unhuri, while tic aog Under TIE
wagon Was KILLED.
LooANsPonr. In1.. July I9.-Thrrs-
days storm vas one ot tie worst ever
known IN tnis part Of the State. The
large barr OF J. j. Williams In Bethle-
/ hem township Was struck 10y Lightning
ana burned, wish lis contents. Two mea
/ in the building we're stunned and mar
! rowly escared death IA the danes Tie
| loss is g. 600. Granville Bowyer's barn
/ in Tipfon township. containing FIVE
head Of horses, farm implements and d
large amount OF grain was struck by
| lightning aud burned. Five head o.
COWS were killed by light
ming on the farm OF Hezekiah
] Cass. A team CT horses belonging
70 Marion Casebear in Miami town
ship were standing under tree hitched
to a load Of hay. The treo was struck
/ by lightning and the horses were killed
/ A branch Of the tree fell on the two men
in the wagon, fatally inluring one and
badly hurting the other. Fences were
blown down. wheat stacks torn 10 pieces
and crops damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
SHORT SPRCIAla

TT Peters the Herman e2fieisf, Ia
Reached 1anzihar.
.n.pbtberla Is spreading te aaage-
otz degree ~ tet7ost
The walters are on strike a. - i.ea,s.
ana most e ne hote.s ana rest~ssaAn
are closed
Mrs Della g : PsrRel i AL ssiit
chelcss n.artus a. her nome a. aeraea
t2ua. \. }
Twenty F-ilree tsquimaNx afe ietirfeA
70 have died 81 slarsauoH Naile ea
hunting expedition Ia Labrador
-Four hana sl cigar-snskert are nos
90 stgise "a pailsdt. ptsa fite eeh
erea paaalegs are sst al isttsharEa
a. EacActa Nss.omburg tnt ROOF II
. larss ee.l4ing ieli withoei us1AiAk,
i've NorGmee os-Ag k.l4ea eal siN sei'
oasly ln area
Mrs Harrison wife q tbe psosiacn &
aslI NEs McAee BareaH.g cea.l..a a--
lng tpenplea - : Runaway aegss ~
Cape Aag X >
Ihs .naasGza lstp.eem.e ip 81 Leo.s.
lranoe, tae NAt peps.%t..A ~ .hs
pl@ce being snee "a. hasiness a. ca
4gell saSp Speleea
its said that several census rncr er-
Etors 81 Ninntats sail b. presecrtee
.n lae Federal o.ar "a for conspiracy -
''pad .a1 returns
In5af, near haflinccn. \. >, Oeorfs
nafEala, az sse3 sarmeF sasi ans .ef.-
oasly wogndea BIS grandson, ose~f i'e-
d.ne, and then Gag has uNH tltoat
II has 5een discovered ibst larfe
number % the presents rifen 90 henry
ii Stanley and Nlia cn ihe aay oi ineif
wedding IL i.onloa haFe 5sea stelen
The Gloucester 6shiug s1hooaer ls .e
". Hannon WAS chased by q lsnae.sn
erulser ~ ~ aaAn. N. D. and tle
United states Nil inquire lurC t1e
matter.
Two brothers George ]. and Thomas
j. Rice, iolght az laeir home 81 81
Louis Erdav, and 3homas vac 30 huo.
injured tha, BE- ele1 soon stlCr. George
Was arrested.
Charles 81 AalsoD aled SOC 600 sult
againsi The Pap-M4uale Eel4road Com-
pany al Loganspor.. Ind. Aelson Nas
ran over by a. englue "a January sHa
hsc both legs cut &C.
The Manchester Canal Company's
ware house a. L4Verpool has bs'tu
burned. An enormous quantity - cci-
ton, grain and -four Vas consumed. = Ae
loss Is estimated al S50o, 900.
Strong efforts are being made 70 90
pei the Canadian Government 30 adm.
American cattle for expectation. Mean.
time cattle are only Imported Tor breed.
ing purposes after passing thioug q
quarantine.
Twelve hundred men q the Munich
garrison have been sent 10 tell tie en-
tire forest OF Ebersbarg. Ia Bavaria.
and burn the TIN mber ln the way a. .s
/ hoped to get ria Of the worms winch in-
fest it and prevent Their spread 10
larger forests
Salvador, Central America, is in a
state Of anarchy. several assassiua-
tions hav0 occurred Al san Miguel dur
ing the last week The so-callec Presi-
dent. General La is masslng troops on
the GuAtemal2n frontier for proposed
attack on the forces o. that country.
Ii II announced that the janitress oi
the Mills building AZ New York swept
out the stenographers minutes Of the
Fzssett investigating committee. aud
that a search Of the building and q The
junk shops Tor she missing papers has
proved fgtile. TDe making o. dupll-
Gates will entail az oxpenne - S2,oeo-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

General II Rome. IN lsso be vas appo.ntee
CAarse c c'ALalres sld C11sel General III Bu-
easrest ~@a Wien the mission wGs -
t2t ss1ca k4ega BE Vas Uzde Minister
resident Prom iSs2 10 iSsS IL tr4T.
sled n E4rope. b1t IN the latter year sas
noEala&ied - oS Assistaat > erefETy d STATE
bar declined geiy 2. ssas Ee Sss Iaads Con
sul General cr Cairo Amonz has published
works are american Diplomaeys ara LIE
Of Peter The Great" Hr Schuyler vas u2af,
rie1 ln jay, ls7s, "a Paris. - Aiss Gertrude
King, whose father was some tine preslde II
AZ Columbia Cslle2a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

ELLESDAI.g, y. D., July 19.-Machino
dealers and representative farmers have
made careful estimate Of the number
of laborers already required, in addition
to those already employed, TO save the
wheat crop in this State. Not less than
TO- 600 harvest bands will be needed next
month or by the last week in July.
Wages will probably be higher than
ever before. They range 1T two TO
three dollars aday, board included, from
the beginning of harvest 10 the close Of
the thrashing season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

JAcksoSvILLE. Ill, July 1e.-The po-
lice OF thi, city have for months been
searching for Moses Johnson, negro
charged with highway robbery. Last
Tuesday he was arrested by the Chicago
police, and an officer was sent to bring
him back for trial. On the return trip
Thursday night when near Bath,
the negro asked for drink. The officer
turned and left him 10 get the water
and the prisoner instantly leaped
through a window. and before the train
could be stopped had disappeared in the
darknaSs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
CONFINED
ThE WESTERN UNION FIRE.
The Bis Telegraph Company Doing aasi-
Bess UndeF Diracultlss-Its Lcss Less
Thaa $500. oc0.


The Big Telegraph Company Doing Basi-
ness Uader Dimeultiss-Its Loss Lsss
Than $500. oc0.
NEW YoRK, July l9--The total loss
BY the Ere in the Western Union
ofaces OF Friday Will be less than $780,.
coo. The building al the corner Of
Broadway and Dey street presents the
appearance OF beehive. A small
army OF workmen Was engaged
in repairing the damage done yes
terday. Never before has the Western
Union Company been confronted by
such a condition. Not one OF the 1900
wires running into tie building could
be used Their experience with the
blizzard OF a few years ago was
bad enough, but nothing TO COM
pare with Friday. Then II was
simply q question Of repairing outside
lines. The most important points OF
the system-sNitchboard instruments
and power-were not affected The frs
simply wiped these out Of existence.
Before the FIRE was out the immense en-
ergy of the corporation began 10 as
sert itself Offices wero established all
about the city. The great system
worked without ceatTal point
All through the night miles OF wire
were stretched, instruments were at
tached which clicked in merry way as
if nothing had happened. When morn
ing dawned fifty wires b ad been run
into AS Broadway. AS many oper-
ators had their fingers on the keys
and messages were clicking OF
in the usual way. Up TO noon this work
had been going on increasingly, and the
officer in charge said there would be no
let up until every thing was repaired,
and the company able to handle all the
business that came 10 IT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
wIscoNSlN's WEALTH.
Interesting Statistics from Badger state
Fartns-

MADISON, Wis. July ls.-"There are
sixty-eight counties in this State, said
superintendent Morrison, Of the farm
Institutes, IN recent interview. "and
In these counties there srs Ia, os5 farms
The value OF the farms and the agricult-
ural products is S5SS, ls7. sss. The farms
contain s,ll5,0SS acres Of improved
lands, 45s3,7l5 acres Of Enimproyed
farms, 1900, l9s acres o. wood lands The
value Of farm implements is Sl5,99T.-
9s9. The number OF swine is $50,
200, valued al s5, lo2. 376.r There are
1874. 500 head OF cattle, worth S2s, 062, :
$50. There sre !. 429, 1873 sheep. worth
s., 353.0l5. There are 49s. I32 horses
and mules, worth S4l. 0l9, ,58a The COWS
alone number -, 600, and are worth
SIS, 237, 463. There were raised in the
past year $4,000, 900 pounds OF butter,
worth $1,000, coo. Forty-fve million
pounds Of cheese have been made in the
State during the past twelve moRths
and they are worth 81, 600, o0o."
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Phuaae.phiA's PopuIation.

PHILADELPHIA. July la --Phiiadel-
phia does not give Up yet Census sv-
perintendent Beath has shipped BIZ
box to Washington containing tie odd
and ends OF the count The taking oi
the eleventh census is closed. SO far as
Philadelphia IS concerned. and nothing
VIII remain TO be done except 70 an
nounce the result Of the official count
superintendent Bsath ssvs bis estimats
q J. ESQ 600 Will surely b. incroasci.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

CHICAGO. July - Charles Ehret \
brother OF John. has been arrested FOR
completely in the $4,000 United States
Express Company robbery in March Of
last year lie wac Indicted by the grand
jury in company With Patrick Burns,
the father o. the notorious "Clabby"
Burns. Edward Hanlon. member q
the "Ciabby" Burns gang Of thieves,
and John Ebrct Bal fof each was
Get atsIO OO0
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Eject OF Severe Storm.

LONDON. July 19.-The amount of
damage done byrhursday's storm in Lon
don and in the south of England is enor-
nous. The streets in many localities
were submerged and houses and shops
were flooded. Entire stocks Of valuable
goods are ruined. In the various towns
in Southern England similar damage
was inflicted and in some cases houses
were undermined 20 su-h an extent they
will have to be torn down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
NEW YORK. July !
Live stock.


CHICAGO July -
CATTIs.-MarEet moderately active bat Tie
feeling easy Good grades rather STEADY. but
common qualities weak Quota-ioas ranged az
e. % 40 sor choice % fancy satpp-ng Steers ;
i36014f5 for good 10 choice Co.; s3iGG3 %
FOR butchers steers; te.4oGe9p0 FOR 5fockers !;
f9 25Z2 co Ter Texans; 500 2s5 for Feeders /;
il9o1s5O fer Cows; s2.ocGt375 ior Bulls. and
E25)ll4s . FOR Veal Calves.
HosS-Marset rather active. Feeling rather
6rm early. but ret 50 strong later in TIE dav
Prices without material ci-a re. sales ranged
at s365@3a0 for iirht; s2 gJa375 for roueh
packing, g. Too3S0 fcr mixed. sgd g. 70dt3 -
fog heavy packing and shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Fen out of a rourth-story window.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. July 1a.-Michael
Aylward, a L. T. & w. brakeman living
at the Bramble House. was found dead
on the sidewalk about o'clock Friday
morning. He was undressed, and in
vestigation showed that be had gone to
bis room to retire for the night, a. bis
clothing was beside the bed. 1T is sup
posed that he walked out OF the window
in his sleep. As his room was in the
fourth story his fall 10 the ground killed
him instaStlv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Nominated for Gsvernor OF Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 19.-Hon.
John p Buchanan, president OF the
State Farmers Alliance, was nominated
for Governor in the State Democratic
convention Friday by acclsmation.
Messrs. Taylor and Patterson withdrew
in the interest of harmony. Buchanan
is a farmer, has been member of the
Legislature three times, and is the can
didate of the Farmers Alliance for
Governor lie lives near Murireesboro,
Rutherford County.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
MORE MONEY MISSING.
An Express Package Containing $4,000
Nystsriousiy Disappears In Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, July 10 "A package con-
tanning IS, 900 consigned 20 the United
States Express Company mysteriously
disappeared in transit over the Mil
waukee. Lake Shore & Western
railroad. Following as il does the big
robbery at Hurley, the company is dis
posed TO regard its losses in that section
as a serious matter. and an effort will be
made 20 probe this case 20 the bottom.
The package consisted wholly of bank
notes. and was shipped from Chicago
early in the week. 1t has been traced
as far as Monlco, Wis The robbery oc-
Cured on the Rhinelander division OF
fhe rOad
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

CEAwFoRDsvILLz. Ind, .juiy la-Iho
new elevator OK ,lcssrs Crabb q Rer-
nolds IN this citg was burned - tho
ground Friday morning. Il contained
from 5000 10 1000 bushels oi new
wheat which was 6esiror'a Tie
building cost g. e.o00. insurance. 80. coo
or building and rn1ch.uCry and $1,000
on The wheat Ihe ere is supposed 90
have caught fsom Aot-box IN tao
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

= .. =
lSA he NtG1-e1
- E1ssl-D a.
EaAse sna u s&S
e. s8s ma4e cg.
81 - Moscow u
Iscs he / e g an .
SeezStAry ~ Lea
tson Sc s. Peters
blrE GE4 IL ISIS
Le uSs Transferred
40 Constants :
a Coas Ge4ezal
snd Secretary q
Les atlou ~.
ScAug.sF N4s ~
poiuts5 Cc1sul 81
BIrm tEgl2l0 il
ISIS ard IL iSFs Re
n.s mntn G.rsnl .
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Goshorn in High Favor.

CHICAGO. July 19.-It seems to be the
general desire of the worlds fair local
directors as well as of the National com
mission, that A. 7. Goshorn should be
selected as director-general of the
worlds fair. and il is believed that his
selection will be officially brought about
within few weeks. 1t is thought tho
Mayor of Chicago will veto the offensive
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

KksoTA. MINI. July 90 Pity del
egates from the Farmers Alliance O.
the Second Congressional district met
here Friday and nominated General
James T. Baker foI Congress by sccls-
nation.
FRErroRT III. JulT ~ The s'sth
Congressional district farmers' consen-
tion held here Friday n0miu-
Andrew Ashtan far lonrreas
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
a cAnAOIAa ENTERPRISE.
A HAlif&H Company That WI Caltivat.
Iisssp in the bahamas

HALIFAX. y. 5, July l0.-There IS
TAX Of forming CON pany here for the
purpose Of cngagins in the sisal hemp
industry in the Bahama Islands, where
na'any thousands Of acres are now being
put under cultivation Sir Anbrose
SHEA, Governor OF the Bahamas, who
Is now IN this city, says that
only short time ago the plant
was growing wild and the people
were ignorant OF It's value.
The present exports from Bahama
amount 70 about $500, 900 annually. and
the indications. from the way capital
lists are going into the industry, are
that within decade they will amount
% something like SIS. 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

PARIS IL. July ie.-In April tho dii-
cront mills Of Paris and Redmsn agreed
not 70 take wheat On deposit unless at
the market price and drawn out at mar
ket price. T5e Farmers Mutual Bene-
e. Association OF Edgar Cognty met
here Friday and adopted resolutions
boycottlng ali OF tbese nils.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
a Company with $40. .ooo. 900 Capital.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 12-In tho
Office Of the Secretary OF State articles
OF consolidation and incorporation were
flied by the Debardolien Coal & Iron
Company, the Bessemer Iron i Steel
Company, and the Little Belle Iron a
Steel Company, al corporations organ
lied and existing bv ana under the laws
OF the state of Alabama, with capital
stock OF SO. GOO coo
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Re- TalsI Temper.

PEoEA. III. july 10 John Fay wss
engaged ia discussion with his mother
iu-law EslEay. during which she be-
came very angry. sae tired 10 reply 70
bin, boz her eKcitement choked her
an Ehn fell lnaa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Crops In Iowa

DEs MONIES. Ia, July 9.-Harvesting
is progressing rapidly. The hay crop is
generally secured. Small grain will
generally show fair 10 good yield, the
only drawback being shrinkage by
heat and rust in portions Of the State.
Corn is promising, except in a few To-
calities where il has been fired by
drouth. The potato crop will be short
ened By drouth
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

WLLIAMsPoRr. Pa, July 19.-The
wife and child OF F. D. Nelson. Of this
city, while crossing the Northern Cen
trail railroad in a wagon at Trout Run
Friday we're struck By freight train.
The mother was killed and the child Sc
riously injured. Tho approach Of the
ssain was concealed by some piles Of
lr~-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

10Th he method and results when
syrup Of tigs j. taken; Il is pleasant
znd fsirssaing to the taste. aud acts
EentiY Jet promptly ca the kidneys.
LIVER and Boweis. elexnses the sys-
-<3m eiiectn1ily, dispeIs colds, had
aches and feTers aud cures habiIuai
eonstipatioa- Syrup Of I rs Is the
enly renedy Of Is kind ever pro
daced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eepi4bls 10 the stomach. prompt IN
T. acton and truly beneficial n It's
elects, prepared only FROM The incst
healthy and agreeable substances, its
nsanY excellent qualities commend it
70 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles b. all leading drug
gisix. Any reliable druggist who
naay not have il on hand viii pro-
enre il promptly for any one Who
wishes 70 try IL Do not accept any
Ebstitute.
CALIFORNIA FTe syrup co.
sas FRANCISCO csl.
toDsskake. ~. ssh roar. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

SAN FRASCrsco. July ia Bridge
port Cali dispatch SAYS that word has
been received there that DR.. Goodson
md A. ) Montrose were blown up by
.be explosion oiasteamer boiler az Bodie
on Tuesday Goodson was killed out
right and Monsrose had both legs blown
or and his heal badly crushed. he Will
Undoubscdly die.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

PITTsBUnoB Pa. July 90 Eugene
Carroll, afoJ , years. was ground to
death IN a stone-crushcf on Highlant
avenue FflGav afternoon. The lad.
with others. Rad climbed on the ma
chine just when it r-ss being moved.
re foil into the rolls ans vas crusbo
90 death before the machine ceuld
stopped
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Gag sas agricuisar.l pFo1 aess ef tAis
eezEtrs, and sAs Prsslasnt = directed
q v1rsse sasA aszoaAtasns Is nay be
dssnsd ussesssry V secure y treaty or
otasrwiss tie Unrestricted entry into
snx sch csan--y e ths agricultural
proaeess of rhe 1 Hlsea States
CONTESTED EExCfisNs DECIDED.
wAsHIS1ros. 1Uly is.-the House
committee sn esassstea elections has
decided two mere contested eases IN
fayer q ths Republican Contestants
Thsv were the Fiorids case Of Ge0a-
rleh - Balloek. decided IN favor ef
Goodrles. Aaa ths West Nlrslnis case
q NeG1ksis vs Anderson, decided in
favor - McGinnis-
CONFIRMED.
WAsHIyGToN. July ls--Ehs Senate
in executive ssssion Friday confirmed
anoag others Ihe following nouiRa-
tions: Janes Russell Soley, Of MsssA-
shusetts. as Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy: A. T. NettotoR. OF Minnesota.
ana Oliver l. spsDlding, Of Michigan,
Assistant Secretaries OF the Treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
ILLINOIS rs THIRD.
Now York and Pennsylvania Alone Have
Greater Populations.

wAsgNGToS, July l9-Illinois is the
third State in population. Enough is
known of the census returns 70
Justify this statement IL has out
stripped Ohio and is now next
TO New York and Pennsylvania.
Ten years ago Ohio showed up
with 3, los, 600. while Illinois could only
muster 3.07s, 600. In the decade Ohio's
two big cities-Cincinnai and Cleve-
land-have made heavy gains. but to-
gether they do not come anywhere near
Chicago's increase.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
Mae Men sentenced to Death.

PANS. Tex, July 10. 9.-Nine men were
sentenced to death ia the Federal Court
Friday az this place by Judge Bryant.
WAC has been on the bench scarcely SIX
weeks They are Charles Reed. f. !.
Lawrence. J. r. Chan be-lain, O. J.
Cock. Cyrus Frease. John Jackson. c e
Cook. J. {. Ball and r. Z. Bolt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20
cossuL-oENeRAl scAulsER.

TAs SeSsS AAsracAa 0spioas.~x Exossss
aa ais fe<t IA ExypI
cAIEo. July ~ - EageRs sohsxles
American ceasEl- -oeaersl, aiea here m
ssy.
sE1s~ne SeAuyler q Nee Nork ~as bora In
t-L-.--. IL 81. Re y = lIahnaisa - h -. !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

In a general SIGHT nsa- Maiden. No,
one. nan was killed and three wounded.