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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-19

On Streugth OF Inc kuhurs SccurItIes FaTf
In London.
LONDON, June 1S-Rumors. which. up to
the present time. have been confined to tho
Stock Exchange here and to the Bourse in
Paris. are current that a revolt has broken
ont in Portugal. On these rumors Portu-
guese 9 per cents have dropped ~, and
there has been a heavy decline IN Portuguese
railroads
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
BoB aMs' OUTLAWS Al aAY.


Alabama militia Have Surrounded Them
ln Their RetrcaL
moHTLE- Ala, Dec. 26.--Eob Sims and biz
desperate associates are more than likely Il
be captured Or killed within the next twenty.
four hours, The wholesale slaughter Of the
Mcmillan family, perpetated Thursday la
Sims and his gang has aroused the citizens
and the authorities 70 action The desperate
and his associates are Gagged in the Sims
house, which Is surrounded by shenh-s
possa and tho First regiment Of militia
The troops have with them a field piece
with which to lombard the house, as IL {,
believed sims and his gang win make des-
perate resistance.
On Thursday night seven Of the Sims
gang al armed with rifles, fired John No
Millans house and shot the occupants "a
they ran out. Fluellen Utsy was shot, but
not mortally wounded John Kennedy,
father-in-law Of Mcmillan, was killed. John
Mcmillan was shot three times and win die.
A twelve-year-old niece Of Mcmillan was
killed.
A ten-year~old nephew was shut in the
house and burned up. Miss Bell McKenzy
a school teacher boarding at McMillans,
was shot twice IN the neck. After this czir-
mage the outlaws opened McMillans store,
robbed il of what goods they wanted aud
left il lighted up and open, scattering Shoes
along the road. Sims daughters wefe pres
ent dressed IN mems clothing and nrmed
with WinchesteTs.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
rae ooNEessIoN or -aRAves.
He Declares That lie Never Made o,
20 John Conrad.

He Declares That lie Never Made one
- John Conrad.
DeNvE1s Dec. 36-Dr Graves testified
about hts alleged confession at a session q
Judge Risings court in which the Barnaby
Inurssey case is being tried lie said:
~ Aan ! arrived at the Barnnby house on
Thursday night John Conrad said, Now
You told me ON Tuesday night that YOU sent
the bottle to Mrs BarnAby' Ireplied, No
John Conrad, / never sud So Then he
haid; You did, and my brother Charles
viii sse'lr 70 H. You must any you sent it,
and have paper want You to sign.'
FINDING coaXing Of no avnil, he said III
you don't Sign that paper Kll have yon ar.
rested said, II you hnye me arrested
III publish All the scandal know about the
Barllahy family He swore and stor1ned
about the room Hike a mad bull, and said.
IL you don't DO a. / say, III have You ar
reatcd and take yon to Denver in irons. II
you 80 on triA In the west I'M Taek the jury
III buy them, every one, body and soul.
'sAt this moment biother Charles came ia
and John Conrad said Didn't ho any ON
Tuesday night that he sent a bottle Of
whiskyf and GhArloe said Yea, be did /
then insisted on going home. They tried TO
detain me, but ] got out and went home
During the interview Conrad offered me
$4,000 to confess having sent bottle Of
good whisky. Conrad gave as his reason
that he could then return to Montana and
he elected governor
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
KILLED BY BANDIT eARzNs MEN.
Fourteen United states Soldiers Iseporte,
20 Have Fallen in Battle.

Fourteen United states Soldiers Reported
20 Have Fallen in Battle
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 95-The start
ling report from Fort Mcintosh that Cap
tain Francis Hardie, Of tho Second cavalry,
with his detachment Of fifty men, met an
armed force Of Garzas followers near Car
RIO, Texas, Thursday, and that during the
engagement which ensued fourteen az tho
United States soldiers were killed, had not
been officially confirmed up 10 a hate hour
at the army headquarters here. General
Stanley has had no communication with
gRp'ain Hardie for three days. He was on
,ift connected with hunting down the in
SUI anus and II the reported killing of the
soldiers Is true, II is stated at headquarters
that the detachment must have been drawn
into an ambush
Captain B0urke wires General Stanley
that Cara recently delivered speech to
his men in which he predicted complete sue
eess After he has overthrown the Diaz
administration he intends 70 insist that a
portion OF Texas shall be added to Mexico.
BE further said that the only places where
his forces could secure supplies was Fort
Ringgold, and that be contemplated an at
tack thereon. The Mexican government is
rushing troops to the border with all expe-
iition.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
SERIOUS RloTlNa IN MEMoo.


Priests Arrested By soldiers and arob
Fired Upon.
Cry on MEXICO, Die. 2d.-The district
judge recently issued orders 70 the police
and troope FOR the closing Of four monas-
teries IN Puebla, on the ground that the
maintenance a the Institutions Ia contrary
70 law. A company Of rural guards Of
Puebla were sent 10 open the converts of
Carmen, san Augustine and San Domingo
and remove the monks "A crowd stoned
the troops, compelling them to FIRE upon
tho mob IN self defense As result one
man was killed and several wounded. The
mob immediately dispersed and the soldiers
completed their work without further him
dlnnce. Several monks were removed from
the cloisters, which we've cloaed and soaked
by the authorities. The clergy assert that
they We're torn from the altars leaving the
sacrament exposed, dragged through the
streets by the troops and subjected % many
humiliations, The populece rose en- masse
and offered considerable resistance 10 tho
troops, crying, "Viye Ia Religionp
Twenty six priests were arrested Many
well dressed men walked the streets with
pistols IN their hands and showed diHposi-
tion 70 fight in defense Of the priests One
soldier was wounded, and one man who 0p-
posed the soldiers was shot dead Another
man IN the crowd wns shot through the leg
number q others We're more OF hess in
lured by She horses of the troops One
woman IN the crowd was accidentally hurt
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
BABY m,Ksr AS 4 POET.
He keciteS ~ Ills Gresspapa. the Pros
dnnt nn l.l,,.i.a,,... ~.

dent, on Christmas nay.
WASHINGTON, Dec, 2G--Master Benjamin
Harrison Mckee was the most important
member Of the presidential family Christmas
day, with his httle sister, Mary, a cloae sssy
ond. The Christmas trae ia the library yys.s
bright with burning candles and shimrnerina
tinsel when the Mckee children wene
brought up from their nursery, and theiI
delight at its appearance was unbounded
fraulein Hampe the gOvegnesa, taught them
an appropriate piece in German, with which
they greeted her and Mrs Harrison as they
entered the breakfast room Firrt came m
invocation to the Christ child by little Mary
Lodge Mckee:
"Ehre sei Gott in der Hohe, Friede anf
Erden, und den Menschen Elm wohlgefnilen. )
surprise awaited the president when
his young grandson proudly pzesented the
first specimen Of his penmanship, executed
with infinite labor, in tins attempt at Ger.
man, which be declained with appropriate
gestures;
Meinen grosspara, dem heben..
hahe diese veraohen ich qesch4kelsrn
Dass er "a dem heilgen Christ
Richt Won mir boschenket ist
IN der schonen Weinacht2eit
Die sich ale Welterfre at
Nusnsch ich dir ais heilgen Ubrta
AhAftia Haule NNen fI1its
Nieie Freuden obondrein
VIII dem lieber tngesein
The president and Mrs Harrison rasaed
the day quietly, and the O'Clock dinner
served in the private dining room, had
about them MIR. and Mrs. Mckee. Mrs. Dim.
mick, Lieutenant and Mrs Parker and Mr..
Scott The guests had turkey and plum
pudding.
The vice president and Mrs Morton ate
dinner with their five daughters and a few
friends. Secretary Blaine and Mrs. Blaine
had a late dinner, at which there were
present Miss Hattie Blaine, james q. Blaine.
Jr, and MIR. and Mrs Waleer Damroach.
Secretary Elkins spent Christmas with his
family OF Ellins, w Va. Secretary Tracy.
Mrs. Wilmerding and Miss Alice Wilmersl-
ing formed a quiet family party at their
residence. Secretary Noble and his wife
had as their only guests the Misses Halst4.d.
the sisters Of Mrs Noble
Secretary and Mrs. Foster dined together
for the first time since the secaetarvAs III
ness. Secretary and Mrs Rusk had the
principal officers Of the agricultural depart
Inent at dinner with them last night Post
master General Wanamaller celebrated
Christmas at Idndenhurst
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

The Remarkable Accident That Resulted
In John Yeager's Death.

The Remarkable Accident That Resulted
In John Xeager's Death.
SPRINoFIELD, o., Dec. 36.-Webb & Co,
Of this city, undertakers, have just moved
into new Office in building which is Just
being completed There is q skylight in
the building, and directly beneath the sky
light was pile Of collins The clerk was
attracted By a terrific crash from the direc-
ton Of the skyhght. He rushed to see what
was the matter When he reached the pile
q collins he saw a man lying in coffin
His hands and face were bleeding and he
was evidently badly hurt.
The sight Of the bloody man in the coffin
lazed the clerk for a minute; then he took
Ia the situation The man was one Of the
worlmen, and he had tumbled directly
through the slSylight into a coffin, his weight
smashing the glass lid. TIE man proved to
b John Yeager, who stated that his fan
Ind been caused by trying a new fire escape.
He thought he was only slightly injured
and walked home without aid, but his in
juries have proved fatal
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

GETrYsBUe, Pa, Dec. s5.--Joseph Shade
was shot and killed and his brother, Frank
Shade, was seriously wounded by Officer
Krouse at LittIestown. The Shade boys
had raised a disturbance and the officer tried
to arrest them. They resisted and a crowd
Of their drunken friends aided them.
Krouse, believing his life was m danger,
drew his revolver and fired into the crowd
with the above result A coroners jury
rendered verdict that the officer had acted
in self defense. He was held, nevertheless,
for trial.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

New YoRK, Dec GA brawl occurred
81 a m. in Tom Gould's dive on Sixth
avenue which eliminated in the murder OF
John j. Wogan, the man selected BY Gould
10 manage the dive. Joseph Selling, an ex-
convict, did the shooting. Wogan attempted
10 eject Selling, who drew a revolver and
shot him in the abdomen The murderer
claims that the shooting was done in self
lefense
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
sAwTELLs MAY NEvER swing.


STRICKEN with a Probably Fatal Attack Of
Apoplexy in jail.
CoNcoRD, n. H., Dec. 9d-Isaac B. Saw
telle, whose revolving murder Of his own
brother, Hiram Sawtelle, gained him wide
notoriety, and for which crime he was soon
to suffer the extreme penalty was stricken
with apoplexy in his cell - 3 state prison
here. The heavy breathing of the prisoner
attracted a turnkey to sawtelles cell about
O'Clock, who discovered him lying ou his
bed in an unconscious condition.
The warden and the prison physician were
summoned and the latter remained with the
prisoner all night. AT D. M the prisoner
was still unconscious and his pulsations we've
becoming weaker every minute Ike WIN
hardly rally from the attack.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 26.-The northwestern
portion Of the city is intensely excited over
an attempt to kidnap Agnes Everhard, the
four-year-old granddaughter Of William
Shooter, a wealthy German citizen. The
child was being carried OF in a phaeton by
young man when her brother rescued her.
The kidnaper fed
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

BELLEvILLE, N. j., Dec, 26-There is
still no clew 10 the man who shot w. H.
Dunham, the hotel keeper at Belleville. Mrs
Dunham and Patrick Phelan, with whom
The hotel keeper had a row just before he
was shot, are closely watched. The police
have learned that on Wednesday Dunham
luarreled with man who supplied him
with cigars, and they are now looking for
tha man
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

Anastuy has confessed that the motive Of
the crime was robbery; that he had every
reason for being grateful 10 the baroness
and her husband, as be owed his position to
Baron Dellard. 1t appears that Anastuy
had abandoned a woman, with whom he
had been living for some time. This woman
knew that he was the murderer, and in re-
venge she denounced him to the police.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
christmns IN sing sinn

SING SING, n. Y, Dec. 26-Tbe prisoners
IN Sing Sing prison had day Of rest and
We're supplied with extra rationa. The con
demned murderers, McElvaine, Trezga and
Gotta ate their last Christmas dinner. Gotta
Is to he executed in January, and Trezza
and hieElvaine are 10 be reaentenoed during
the pOznfuy week.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

NEW YoRK Dec. 2G-Dr MoQlynn was
presented at the Office Of Dr. Carey, Second
avenue and Thirtieth street, with sub
stantial Christmas gift It was a purse,
which Dr McGlynn's Old paiishioaers Of st.
stephens church had made up and contain.
ed 81. .O99O0
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 26.-The steamer
keweenaw has arrived here from Valpa-
raiso. On board was Patrick Shields, the
fireman who was brutally beaten by the
Valparaiso police United States District
Attorney Gartnar examined Shields and Nc
kinstry, another fireman. who was on shore.
Shields repeated on oath the story Of his
injuries az already printed and Mcllinstry
corrobornted portion Of the story Afidn-
Wits We're signed by the men and transmitted
20 Washington. Shields shows plain marks
OF tho terrible beating he received
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

NEW YoRK, Dec. s6.-Another new the
ater win be put up on Broadway Andrew
Freedman, al Hayman and f. w. Sanger
have bought six city lots fronting Broadway
and between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth
streets. Il is understood that the price paid
Tor the land is $3.50, COO The theater will
cost $4,000. Plays VIII be produced by
stock company.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

SHANGHAI, Dec. 26.--Advices from Tong
Kong state that the escort accompanying
the courier between Lam and Mailu has
been attacked and three foreign soldiers
have been killed and six wounded Three
native soldiers were killed and six wounded.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

PrTTsBUR0, Dec. s6-The three story
brick dwelling of A. r. Pritchard, 29is
Smallman street. was blown TO pisces about
a IN. by an explosion Of natural gas Mr..
and Mrs Pritchard and three children, a
hired boy named David Bennett, and Bar
lara Reich, a servant girl, wero seriously
but not fatally injured
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

PHILADELrEIA, Dec. 6-Walt Whitmans
condition is slightly more hopeful than at
any time during the past three days. In the
afternoon he drank some milk and eat some
toast. While he has gained sufficiently to
possibly live a few days moro his physicians
rxtend no hope.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
sanaa CLAUS Nearly orernnte,l.

HASTINGS, Neb., Dec. a6.-R A. Batty, a
prominent lawyer, had a narrow escape
from a horri8e death Christmas. Mr. Batty
had been rigged ont as santa Claus, and
while engaged at his pseasant task his
woolly costume suddenly became ignited
and be was terribly burned
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 26.-Wnliam NJ Ire
Ind, formerly deputy postmaster at Phila-
ielphia and chief clerk in the third assist
ant postmaster generals Office during Cen
sral Grants administration, died at Garfield
hospital here Dec. p of cancer, aged fifty
eight
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
neadine,s civ ComptrolIer Deod.

READING, Pa, Dec. 26.-J. Lawrence
aetz, city comptroller Of Reading. died Of
The grip yesterday. He was seventy years
Did. Mr.. Getz was member Of the For
tieth, Forty-hrst and Forty-second con
ylaeaas
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
Four widows Get al. 600 Each.

NYAcE, n. r., Dec 26.-Mr. R. p. Foss,
the owner Of the Clinton Dynamite works
which exploded at Haverstraw a few weeks
ago, gave Christmas present OF 81 600 each
to the four widows who lost their husbands
ia the disaster.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 96.-A train on
the New York, Providence and Boston rail-
road struck a carryall at Whitinsville last
evening and instantly killed Andrew VIII
son, twsntyseven years old
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
Mhat the r1ills naen MN nn.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20 -Disgruntled Mills
men, it is said, will insist on the introduc-
tion Of a general tariff measure in the house
OF Representatives.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 26--John Cavanagh,
ihe tramp who shot and fatally wounded his
roommate, John O'Donnell, in a cheap lodg-
ing house in Newark, has been arrested.
cavanagh Gains that the shooting was ac-
sidental
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

WARSAW, Dec. 26. AN official order has
been issued closing the Catholic churches at
Vodislay and Buzsld Other towns viii re-
ceive the same orders from the car, who is
determined to stamp out all creeds not in
accord with the orthodox church.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

New YoRK, Dec. 26.-The tug-of-war
contest score now stands: Norway, won s.;
Scotland and Germany, won and lost /;
Denmark, won 3 and lost q; Canada, Amer
ca and Sweden, won and lost 3; Ireland
and Italy, won and lost T.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
IL Thousand chlldren a1ade Harrr.

CINCINNATI o., Dec. 28-The Christmas
festival given under the auspices OF the
Cincinnati Post for the poor children Of the
city proved on event in local history. Five
thousand children were given dinner, a
box Of candy and a useful present.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
chicago Has a $500. 600 rIre.

CHIcAoo, Dec. 26.-A disastrous FIRE, in
volying a loss estimated at s20O,O00, almost
destroyed the L. Wolffs Manufacturing
ronpany's factory on Carroll avenue
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

EfOR SALE.
A. Nos. eei 10 COZ Harrison street.
Nos. 6d and sos Van Buren, street.
Nos. Coz and COZ Van Buren street.
Nos. 1913 ana i2la Pleasant street
Nos. 1913, 1915 and 1877 Lancaster avenue.
Dwelling and store. Thirteenth and French.
II none Of the above suit. come get list.
JOHN MULVENA,
9i5 Market Street
Office open every evening. Telephone No. $50.
TOR REST - HOUSE AND STORE $40
4 Orange ST. ]. FULLHER, 2l0 w. 9th ST.
nor RENT. THE THIRD STORY ROO 4.
~ No. 4lela Market street. l6x70 we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Shjpley
streets. JAMES MONA6HAN, No. 4l9 Mar
ket street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
FoR SAFE.

= = - 7-------------
ID ARGAINS IN CARRIAGES.-WE WILL
ID sell the balance of our -,
Carriages and Sleighs at E--SFsss7sss9s9
great bargains to close our eyt5s 4V5S
pRINTERs-STEA FIXTURES, CON-
4 plete with cones. hangers, etc, suitable
tor Quarto or eighth-medium presses. Also a
lot Of betting. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
DRlNTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
4 Imposing Stores. Apply at this office.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

YANKToS, S. d., Dec. s6-Amy CLING,
wife Of Charles A. Gilhg, president Of Gil.
hgs United States exchange, London, was
divorced from her husband here on the
ground Of nOnsupport.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

ScuHNER, Neb., Dec. 96-Char4ey Deb
rendt, while on a Christmas spree, com
pletely disemboweled and killed his brother
with butcher knife and escaped
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
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Evening journal., 1891-12-26

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-The Carroll divorce
sase has been settled by deed of separa-
Jon. Mrs. Carroll sued her husband, John
Carroll, for divorce on the ground Of cru
dty and intemperance.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
BUsINEss oPPoRruNIrIEs.

-.
TOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL Est ATE.-The we'll known "Prac-
tical Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
p. DONAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton, Del.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26
HAS chill COOLED OFF?
Report That She Has Promised
to Make Amends.
SECRETARY TRACY TALKS AT LAST.

1
Through Assistant Secretary solev He
Says No Coal Transports Have Been En-
gagged and no Preparations Are MAX
ing for q Demonstration Against Chui.
WASHINGTON, Dec. e0.-There is the high
eet authority for the statement that the de-
partment Of state has received from Official
souroesi though informally, assurances that
The Chilian government win make proper
reparation for the assault upon the sailors
Of the Baltimore in Valparaiso. This lxnowl-
edge has been communicated to the navy
department, and as O result Secretary Tracy
and Assistant Secretary soley spent the dav
az the department preparing fresh orders to
United States war vessels.
Secretary Traey's Denial.
The statements telegraphed from wash-
ington of late in regard to the alleged mobili-
zation Of a fleet q merchant vessels to act
a. transports have at last forced a denial
from Secretary Tracy through Assistant
Secretary Soley, who says:
''rhe SECRETARY has read these reports and
has not regarded them as worth denvin.
until the publication Of a telegram from SAN
FranciAoo, stating that Admiral Brown had
chartered q large ocean going tug capable Of
carrying several guns and OF being used IL
the transportation Of supplies, etc, in case
Of wnr with Chill. There Is absolutely no
word Of truth IN this report Equally base
lesa u the statement that the United States
government is arranging to charter mer-
chant Vesseas for transports and other pur-
poses
No War with chill.
Let me add broader and a more impor-
tant declaration. There Is not a single ves-
sci of the United States now under orders
for Chilian waters. There are two ships at
present IN Valparaiso harbor-the Yorktown
and the Boston.
"lhe latter arrived there Thursday and has
been promptly ordered to San Francisco. In
a word you may say authoritatively that
not single step Of any description is being
taken by the United States looking toward
conflict with the Chilian government. No
warlike demonstration Il being prepared.
and there Is no present intention on the
part OF tins government TO make any such
demonstration
Pacific Advices Received.
Neither Secretary Blaine nor Secretary
Tracy would say anything tonight as to
the recent adyiees from Chilli but ample
evidence az e their pacific tone were to DO
found ia The general relaxation ia state and
navy department circles and ia the orders
sent y tho Boston 70 proceed at once TO
san FfauqiA,o
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

PARIS, Dec 28-M. D'Ennery, the author
Of the 1.-TWO Orphans and other well
known dramatic SUCCESSES, is so in that all
hope Of his recovery seems lost
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2G.-Leutenant "a
linsld the inventor Of the pneumatic dyna-
mite gun bearing his name, Is quite in
mentally at the Preside here. When ques-
toned his mind wanders. He appears to be
suffering from oveIatudy.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

New HAVEN, Dec. 26.-Ex Mayor Henry
@. Lewis, Of this city, died last night Of
pneumonia he was seventy-one years old.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

AnERIDES, Conn, Dec. 26.-Mrs. A. e J.
fovey, wife Of the editor of the Brewers
Journal, Of New York city, is here securing
evidence b support her suit for divorce.
The correspondent mentioned is Mrs r. }.
DeeleY.
Evening journal., 1891-12-26

LONDON, Dec. 2o.--Lord Salisbury counseh
Bulgaria TO appease France, but Germany
urges defiance.