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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
THREATEN TO SECEDE.
A Scheme TO Divide Colorado Along tn,
Backbone and Make Two States.

DENVER, Oct. 3 A sensation 10 prom
ised at the NEE ing Of the Western Colorado
Congress at Grand Jui c.iou. which is no
less than a proposition to divide the slate
of Colorado. Fer some time the towns on
the Western slope have been /dissatisd, d
with the treatment they have received at
the hsnds Of the railroads in the lattsr's
construction Of the intent Of the interstate
commerce law, as compared with the towns
on the entire slope.
This convention will demand the immedi-
ate change Of existing Iuies and rates, and
in case it is refused an effort will be made
to have the stats divided the dividing line to
be the great Continental divide. A we'll
known politician declares that the whole 10
simply scheme of the west slope poll
tcians, synOny nous to going to Washing
ton as Representatives of new state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
Railroaos { Steanrpuats
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct.
4th, 1891.

GOING WE8T-sD A. n. for Lewiston
Hoskiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 20 A
N. for HAiiovei. Gardiner Asd soath GardiEer
70 10 A. n. for BrunsSt /, Lewiston. Sar@tngtf q
Kaekland, Portland and Boston, c3nnectinx fs
White Mountain Points and Qaebso; ov r. "
TOR HAlloweii. Gardiner and s0Qth Gardiner; } Ol
r N. tor Brunswick. Bath, kockiAnd, FortIaud
Montreal; s16 r. NJ fOf HsIiossu, t}ardinsr sad
south Gardiner; iIyo0 r. NJ. might Pullman ioi
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-2io A. ID. might sEpIess) fo'
skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HAsboF, L
stephens, 81. John Aod Aroostoek County. > a A
N. for WAtervie. and slownsxan, Bar gor
Vsnceboro, l237 r. 81. for Wa vile. , h
r NJ for Naterytlle, sfoWhexan. Belfast. Doyri
and Fox roit. Bangor. bar Harbor. st. stephens
St- John and Aroosiook County. aad Saturday
oniy At 7.10 r. N. for Waiaryilr. ssa sansgi ;
Sundays only, at S.i7 4. NJ, fsf Bangor
Tho Night Pullman Trains run uacL way every
lisht, Sundays included, but not to skowhyg n
on monday mornings. OF 10 Belfast. Dextsr. or
beyond Bangor. on Sunfay morning..
The day express trains going Nesi vt 10. 10 4.
n. and East at s.is =. VI. ruG daily, suadays In
elgded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land. Bangor and St. John.
Accom- NOTATION TRAIN Tor August .
leaves South Gardiner. s-l5 A. H.; 10 and 81
r. NJ; Gardiner, 9 30 A. NJ. TO and AS r. VI
Hsioweii. go A. NJ, LBS and so p n.
through tickets 10 California aad al po uta
south and West may be had OF n. H. wAit"r
selling via all routes and checking baggage Tree Of
expense.
fAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 GeaI MANAGE
4 u. BooTHBY, Gonr Pass and Ticket AIT.
Portland. OCT !. 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
DILLON AND WBRIEN WILL ATTEND


DunLIr, Oct. o. Notwithstanding the
threats that trouble would ensus II certain
persons attended Mr.. Parnell's funeral,
Messrs- Dillon an o 'Brien are determined
to be present. Leading Psrnellites deny
the rumors that they inrend violence to any
one. ard have appealed to their psrtisans to
allow the ceremony to pass without oct or
word to mar II, solsmnity.
The committee having the arrangement
OF the details Of the iuneral procession ex.
pect everything will proceed with deoorum.
Most Of the mu ic'ral AID other public or
ganizs'i0ns throughout the country will
send representatives to the funeral.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
PLUCKY MRS. PAXTON
Wages War Against KioVl,
Kansas, Whisky Joints,
And The Hale Citizens Afa in 0psu Re.
Tolt Against HsF.
Her Husbands Name on the Petition
Asking Her 10 Besign.

Kansas Cirr, Mo, Oct. The town
Of Klova, Kansas, i. in . turmoil, the city
being in open revolI sgainst Mrs. Paxton.
the lady mayor. on account Of her vatfare
against the whiskey ''joints.H She has
been petitionsd BY the business men to re-
sign. Her husbands name is said to be on
the petition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10

SAco, Ocs 9.-Tbere vas = fair stten-
dsr ce at the York County Horse Bre eders
cIo.ing cay. The trots resulted IS follows
In the 2s class Keystone, Cofni.h, was
arst, josie Bates, Lebanon, n. H. secord.
Fannie W, Falmouth. third. Enby, Pert
Isn', fourth; best tine, 2 30f. In the 80
ca-- S.. james. Lewiston, vss first, Mstcn-
wood, Roth ster, N Fl 'eco'd, Gypsy.
Por land, ,hird, Frerch Girl, Biddsford,
fourth, Dickev Boy, Old Orchard, fif'h.
Rest heat 2 3s9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
LAST RESTING PLACE
For The Fallen Iiish Leader So
leClsd at Grasnele1.
Threats Of Violence VIII Probably Keep
the Mctarthyites Away.

DusLis, or. 9--Messrs. Kenny, Hass
ringtor, Richard Power and Dalton visited
0rasnsven today and selected elite for 4P.
Parnel.'s grave. The situation 10 upon N
enclosed mound in lost attractive position.
The grave will Be dug in the centre Of ths
mound, and when the monument 10 erected
over it. ii will he cons sicuous from all
parts Of the esastery. This mound a tho
preseat 10 nlled with the graves Of the pooe
of the neighborhood, buried there many
years ago, out has not been used for burial
purposes fer forty yesrs. Thousands Of
persons are already Hocking to Dablin -
attend the funeral, and an immsnss crowd
is expected to be present on Sunday. All
the public houses will BE- closed while the
funeral ceremonies are In pfogress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10

Both the method all icsGIts when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it il pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleans : the sys-
tenn efectually, dispcls coils, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of tiss is the
only remedy of its Liud over pro-
duced. pleasing to the tast and ac-
cep'able 70 the stomach, psompt liz
its action and truly benef, ial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is 70, sale in SOC
and 81 b"tti,- by all lending drug
gists. Any ~iiable druggist who
may not has- II Oh iaud vii pro-
cure ii promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
say FRANCISCO, cat.
LOUISVILLE. sK Ne. Y06E. M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
MRS. PARNELL VERY FEEBLE
And II is Doubtful If She will Acconis
pany Her Husbands Remains.

Lospos. Oct Mrs. Parneil 10 90 en-
fceblsd thsl it /, doubtful whether she will
be able TO accompany her husbands ~.
mains to ireland Aechdescon 0illbraith,
the Incumbent at Pow ei's Court, wicklow.
hes been invited to ofiiciste at Mr.. PAfnslge
ftntrsl, associated ~ith Rev. Mr.. Fry Of
Manchester, who offered bis services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
ALMY'S COUNSEL.
Another Appointment Made for Position
of Associate Counsel.

PLYMOUTH. N II Oct 9.--Hon. Joseph
C. Storey, Plymouth. N. H., received tho
appointment today from the Supreme court.
Grafton county, as associate counsel with
Hon. Alvin Burleigh for Frank c. Almy,
the Hanover murderer. Mr.. Storey takes
the place OF Hon. James W. Remick, Lit
tleton, who has been excused.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
COURT At MACHIAS.
Grand Jury Reported Fifteen Indict.
ments-1OO New Civil Entries.

MAcHrAs, Me, Oct. 9.-The october
term If court, Judge Haskell commenced
rueeday and will coatinns to Wednesday
next. The Grsnd jury was discharged this
afternoon ami reported nine bills on charges
Of larceny, three Equor cases and thrf
fornica,ious. Ten civil cases we're marks
for ,rial. ard tht re are 100 new entries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
THE McCARTHYITES
Will Probably Not Attend the Funeral,
Fearing Personal Violence.

DuntIs, Oct. 9.--The Evening Press Of
this city says 1t is not probable that tho
McCArthyite members of Parliament will
attend TO PSrneli's funeral, ~ many, o.
pecially Mr. II ,sly. have received threats
that violence would be done them II they
dsre to desecra.e the occasion BY thsir
prosenIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10

Lsrge sensational posters hsvs been
plscydsd on the wails. fences and other
places throughout Cork. These posters
nave deep mourning border And bear in
their centres the words. Murdered to
please Engiishmen" also verses denouncing
the McCsrthyites, declaring that Pssbeil
WAS murdered and implorips the people 10
remain tranquil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
IIcaIyites VIII Also Keen AWAY.

LONDON, Oct 8. The followers Of
Timothy He.ly have decided not to attend
the funeral Of MIR. Parneii, owing TO the
threass Of personal violence made ssaiuse
them il they appear during the obsequiss
At Glssneven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OrFIcE OF IHs FHIEr siGsAL OFFICER
WAsHISsros. Ocs- /, 10 A. N.
For New EDslsLd; Fair till Sunday ;
slightly warmer: virds tec' mins south
we.terly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-10
uarmoud Won the 2.45 Race.

RocKLANp, Me-, Oct 9.-There was ~
Interesting horse trot st Knox park today
rhe ? Is class was won by the stallion Hsr
m ,ns, ovned by Hsstinss of Damsriscosts
Good time was made.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13

Die 3erls mabnten 10 unpetiddmt unb
es p6re bod angenebm geDefen, he log
au fein. Bon Der gr6Betea Spielf9ule
bate Msruer 2otbar befreit uno bieIer
bate BALE barauf an einem sliidIi6en
Nbenb 10 bel geBeNnen, unt ibm biefeIs
Re ;urnder Natisn gu f6naen - fOlte er
f& iebt in NtSefeRbeit feines Brubers
pie6er on Meruer weuben2 Ser Menf6
mar 10 pebantii9; bate Ct 2otbar bod
{oear 8orpiirfe sema6t, als bieier iei>
ne S6ulb einl6ife, neil es bur6 einen
Spielsewiun geI@ab. aIs Of bas
spielen ON unb fit f6 eiA uare9t
tpdre! Greili9, In Berlin Bate Gotbar
ME geIp;elt, bort tonute man f@ anoere
weitig bel better amiifren. Aber bier
in 6iefem Neft, mas blieb benn Sa a1s
oeres tibrig, pent man ni@t geraoe In
Der Na9barf9aft mar upo teiue Nnlage
sum Bi1ernurm bate, tpie Merner.
Bon ieinem BERGER aber bic &e@nua.
gen tom 2oibar auf ieinen Merger hber
Werner unb bef6loB, biefen %feiuenfals
UNI cine ueue @efdai8feit gu bitten.
LGOrtfebung fOIst.I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
Sin bDUffGmOi0er GrfpIa.

50 idreibt ber Serr @afsr u. Mntoine aus
9%tefu9io, Seras, 1T Vafor Ronis's Nerben.
Starlet sesen loI1' NerboFtdt, ipie fe mid
espIdst bat. Sei!bem i9 biefsS Mittet nabni,
fable i@ pieber meaf9Iid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
XVII
Sn her Garutfon.

s2otbor ia6 ouf BEN S@MHlelRubl am
Genter feiHer DfFaiersrpbnung unb
blidte ben bldneu 9au0rinaen feiaer
Giearre na@. Geine @eb0nfen tDareu
aber burGans nibt freunbIi1er Mrt uub
etnige papiert. Del6e auf benz 3if6e
6uF9einHrber Iagen, aoeen feline Blife
inner iyieoer bon ben Rou@riuaen ob.
gnbli@ mari Ct Die gigarre fort uub
ariF ua@ bielen pnpieren.
unerb6rtl inurlnelte CT, Der WenIm
mus berrAdt jeini Gie tam i'd benz
fas bunberts Mart 6eife nnb pomabs
berbvoh@t bGbeui TrsiIi@, lie Red.
aung IN Dom Uoyt9eH Sabre - beuei'
fen tannsi@ bas @eeentbeil niGt, aber
ID CLAUDE es bod ni@tl Inb nun bie,
gar ftr 800 Ntart 6anbfhube - bas In
10 cine pure unlmbgli@tsit - nnb BET
BerIiner G@neiber bebauptet, aud nod
ni6t beBablt tuOrben 81 Ieiui Die RerIs
tuerben 0ue reid bur@ has @eIb, Boa
fie uns orrnen Qieutenanis aus ben "a.
iGtn Siebenl
Qotbar ba&te baran, b0b CT geffern
erF tDieOer bon Neuem 6anbfmube uni
p1rfhrmtriem belteIt bate, benz In ben
glejf bon elmer Garniion mar ia niatt
NrauAbares- tu baben.
Gineti WOneut bodte CT aud bdriibe,
nod ME e. leine Gt1an3en crbnen fou'
ie. SIN Gruabe tuareu Is Ia rur Gap.
paIIsn, sar ui&t BET Wete wertb. abe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13

nGe Wenn Semaub fein uno gu on.
n%ebm6arem Breiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
CT gum WiffiDns.Garten. Die
6erreu 8beiner & 8aaI, Befber bies
ies gtabsiiements, bal!en barauf, ibre
@dte ffets boltommen 3ufrieben 81 liel'
len. NQe iaifonmdBiseu Eelifatefen,
Huaern, @iIb, Slide, @efliieel &c. inb
bort in Der belifatefien 3ubereitung ole
3eite3u baben. Mablaeiten tuerben ouf
Muni9 in bic Mobnuugen ber Qunben
gefanot. Nu9 bietet Der NIT ber
Speiiepirtbi6aft berbunbene Bars
room bic beifen Getrdnfe. tets frif9es
Bier unb feine 2iqu6re un6 Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
Rahaae nada Gnrpsa.

Die Isentureu bes 0errn %. s.
0oung, go. l Commerce : 5traBe,
@anMntonio, unb go. 603 Waius
5stabe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anertaunt beiteu eurppdiiden 0ampfers
2tnien. Serr Ooung 1T i'm 9taabe BITE
billie # zen &aten gu geben. ers
tbeilt bereitmiQig iebe 8etphnf@te Nus,
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole tim
abersebenen Auftrdge. @er mad GU
rGpo 3u reiien tpanf9t, D6er 0erman6te
bertbertommen IaHen min, tperbe fd
an trgen6 cine Der genaunten Isenturen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
VINUH RUBIDUh PASTEURIRIgR.
Gauit6t8s @ein.

ln5ere in GIafden paFentifrtt1
aotbmeine, peIde bon be 0 nbers ebIer.
@~attnns uro gntent SabrgdnS btsJn
6Iaf@enreife or9fdIti8 ee.
pF at unb inter Ausf@lnb Der atmoBpkdris
i6ea Cuff in Der GIaf9e bis 81 Der bon "a.
feur borssf@riebener &empefdiur nnb uHter
ssaauer BtfpIsuug Der bon bemieIben eesebes
nen Beifimiannsen beb6nbelt nnb. eigntu
aneercrbentli9 gum @ebrauG fir 2ranfe ND
NetonbaIeacenten unb bel g~pibemien uub ftne
In perfdtebenen gr6Beren Sospiidlein1 RranfeHs
baulern, ea3aretben &C bereits NIT eutem Or.
foIs einsefabrt. Ni@t genu8 t6unea
b II aber biefe bor8igIi@en pobts
gepfesten Beiue and 3um taBli.
den @ebrau9 empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
9iuei sylaid1en fnrirten ibn.

garroI, SSa, SuIi 's9.
8ebu Sabre lang Tilt id 70 bon &eiben in
aopfe, bab i5 es 0fters niGt .au iber,
leben erpartete; i'd bate biele aer3te obne
Grfols berfndt, aIs i6 aber ben 3peiten 2oFel
boa bon Waitor &6ni9s 2erben . Stdrter ge.
rumrneu, erbieIt id 2inbsruug unb atpei 6Ia.
furirten mid %boufdubis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
GRoCERlES.

3batia9e, Oab uniere Gaeititdten uns sefat.
ten, gu9 better gu bebienen, pie irsenb Mns
bere. Infer @aarenbcrratb if sr6ber anb
'reidbaItissr, als irsenb elm anberer i'm
staats ; unb uniere @reiie inb itets bic nieb-
risfea. Bir fudsn nur bic aunSidaft bon
Rauaeuten. @erIonen, pel9e Elm RetaiI.
@rocetb ; @eiddft etabIiren wolen, fun gut,
nnfsre Freife einauhoIsn, ebe fe iaufea.
griefide auftrdse Derben setpiFenbaft aus.
sefabrt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24
oORrE'S SIDE or THE AFFAIR.
The Substance of What He VIII Represent to
the Italians.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2s.-A special from
New Orleans to the Post-Dispatch says. when
the italian Consul. Pasquale Corte, left here
for Europe, ne prepared a statement of his
course IN regard TO the lynching of his coun-
trymeL IN the parish prison. This document
ne now carries with him to Rome The
fact It IS 10 be used in ltaly's green book
lends an added interest to the consult S defense
Of his course at New Orleans. The demand of
Mayor Shakespeare that the consul be not
allowed 10 return TO this city IS sufficient JUS
tihcation Of its use. Where the consul speaks
of politics in the letter he refers TO the fact
that all the leaders Of the lynching
party as well as the members of the
committee of five and nearly all the grand
lurvmen are members OF the Young MEMS
Democratic Association which. through an
alliance with the Republicans, carried the last
election. defeating the regular Democratic
ticket and making Shakespeare mayor,
Whore sheriff, and Nuremberg district at
tOrney. The cOnsups letter IS very
lengthy. and exnlains ia detau fhc
assassination Of Hennessy, claims that
Mayor Shakespeare desires to have In his
hands as 1t appeared in his appeal proof TO
assert without doubt that it was the work of
the Italian element The letter complains of
the manner in which evidence was procured
against the accused, and says nearly all of it
was false and unreliable.
In conclusion Consul Corte says: "Not-
withstanding that in the fulfllment of my
duty fear nothing and no one. it is natural,
that if it is true what the grand jury affirms
that two American citizens manage
tho temple OF justice at their pleas
ure, corrupting the jury and the court
officers of the city, as / believe.
a second power exists besides the constituted
authorities 10 which l am accredited. | am
compelled before recognizing the Govern
ment in effect to consult my government.
two friendly nations will be amicably settled,
and [ am certain that the reserve i'm
posed on foreign officer did not
prevent me from applying TO the press except
to correct inexact reports of the public Opin-
ion which has here so great an influence, and
the good sense which characterses the Ameri-
can people would have dissipated the mis-
understanding"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24

A. f. Townsley, aged thirty-fye. of Read
ing. Pa. late last night deliberately threw
himself in front of Wilmington and Northern
railroad train, near Reading, and was cut in
two. AIr. Townsey was formerly proprietor
of large store there. and for a number of
wears was connected with New York and Phil
adelphia houses.
At largely attended meeting of the Par
nell delegates reception committee held at
their rooms on FOrty-secOnd street. New
York. Yesterday. resolutions We're adopted
denouncing Mr.. Eugene Kelly for sending
money to the Mccarthy faction in Ireland in
stead Of jointly TO the two factions
Christine Goether, an old woman sixty-four
years old, died suddenly last night in the con-
fessiOnal at St. Benedicts Roman Catholic
church in Brooklyn. Heart disease was the
cause of death.
A special from Wilmington, Del. says John
J. Dougherty. collector of taxes for the North
ern district Is short in his accounts about
$4,000. He has fled from the city and is sup
posed to be in New York city.
At Lonaconing Md. yesterday morning a
boy Of twelve years. named James Mcmillan,
was handling a revolver which had been care
lessly placed on bureau at his home. when
the weapon went off, killing him instantly.
Peter Greenwood. treasurer Of Woodriver
township. H., has mystenOusly disappeared.
existed 10 the amount OF $4,000 and that he
had been running behind in his accounts for
years.
Nine men were whipped in the jail-yard at
Newcastle, Del, yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24
TO ARREsT A BANK WRECKER.
Postmaster slades Deniai-Navy Employees
Resign--Other News.

NORFOLK. VA. May 23.-[Special J.
United-S States Commissioner II. G. Bickford
Of Newport News, telegraphed TO this city to-
day for United States marshal 10 come to
that place at once for the purpose Of arrest
ing President Marsh. of the Keystone Bank
of Philadelphia that failed recently. and who
was said 20 be there attempting 70 get passage
out of the United States on the Brazilian
mail steamer from there this afternoon. To ex-
pedite matters. a search warrant was drawn
up by United Commissioner II. G.
Ackiss in this city, and Deputy Marshal
L. III. Cross went to Newport News with the
papers this afternoon to make the arrest.
The fugitive was 10 have appeared in court
in PHILADELPHIA Friday, being under a bond Of
phia as surety. but he failed TO put in an ap-
pearance. Mr. Wanamaker has offered re-
ward of II 900 for the capture of Marsh. The
failure of the bank and the fleeing of the
president has created a great sensation IN
Philadelphia In the defunct bank was nearly
amillion dollars deposited by the city trea-
surer the loss of which has forced him TO re-
sign and which makes him liable to criminal
prosecution.
A large number Of master mechanics from
this city employed at the navy yard to-day
IN a body rendered their designations, owing
% the fact that they supposed they would be
discharged under 4 new order.
Dotil4dHiti ioidut WAS lubtTNlthth lp-NliN
concerning the opening of the mail of the
German ship Mixes captain. He character
iZed the published statements as unfounded
talsehoods. He said a registered package
came here for the Mixes captain officially
marked supposed 10 be dutiable. and that
according to law it was opened by Collector
of-Customs Banks in the presence of the
yice-consul, who made no protest, and that it
was turned over TO him.
The yice-consul says he has no complaint TO
make and has heard of none by the Mixes
raptain. Portmaster Slade will get a written
statement for publication from all the parties,
Including the captain of the Nike.
A special telegram from Newport News re-
ceived here at 9:12 says that Marsh has not
rs yet been arrested. as the United States mar
shal failed to reach Newport News until just
about the time the steamer Advance. bound
for Brazil, sailed, which was at 1880 r. NJ, and
upon which the defauter and bail jumper is
Thought TO have concealed himself. The
marshal. however boarded the boat and will
make thorough search of her. She sailed
with him aboard, and will come ashore this
side Of the capes, probably landing here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24
4 RUSH or TOBACCO.
Nearly Million Pounds of Loose Leaf Re-
cIeved-Other News.

CieVed-Other News.
DANvuIE Va, May 23.-LSpecial. This
has been a very busy week in the leaf tobacco
trade. Receipts of leaf direct from the
farmers barns commenced heavy on Monday
and continued heavy all the week Notwith-
standing double sales rushing at the usual
rate. sales were blocked from Tuesday to Fri
day Something over a million and half
pounds were sold, and the average price paid
was a tri1e over $3.50 per hundred
One or two days much tobacco was marketed
which was out of order, and this reduced the
average very materially. The prospect Is that
there will be heavy breaks next week. The
manufacturers shipped about 10000 pounds
during the week.
The funeral of Mrs. 7. j. Talbot took
place this morning at 9 o'clock from Mt.
Vernon Nj. +. church. conducted by Rev. L..
b. Betty assisted by Drs. Martin, of the
PRESBYTERIAN church, and Thames, of the
Baptist church.
4 dispatch from Rocky Mount in Franklin
gives an account of a peculiar hall-stOrm which
fell there Yesterday afternoon. While the
storm was terrific and the hail-stones fell to a
depth of two inches or more, II was confined
10 a narrow limit. which seemed TO Just fit the
town. The people four hundred yards beyond
the corporate limits did not know that there
had been a hail-stOrm. In the town 1t was
terrific and did great damage 10 early yegeta-
bles in eardeus smashed out windows. DC.
Harden Eanes, of Cascade, who was indicted
Jointly with his brother. Lee Eanes for the
murder of thomas Matthews, was tried at
Chatham Yesterday and acquittad. Lee Eanes
fed after the killing of Matthews and has not
vet been apprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24

New York, May 23.-The steamship Fl
nance. which arrived here yesterday from
brazil Drlngs some interesting news of the
affairs IN Chill Among the most important
is the intelligence that the rebels have formed
a congress with George Monte. admiral of
the rebel fleet, as president: Senior l.. Ezra
zarise, minister Of foreign relations: Colonel
Arturo Walker, minister of finance. and
Colonel HALEY, minister Of war. The first
act passed by the new Congress decreed that
AL articles necessary for consumption in Chill
should be admitted to the country free of
duty
The City of Valdivia and Tocopiapo have
been captured by the rebels. On April 2Oth
couple of insurgent men-of-war appeared in
the harbor at Caldera and bombarded the
town for three hours killing over one hun
dred of the citizens The next day the rebels
landed force of men and occupied the town.