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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
r.,.crnnhic l,rcvit!n..

RoqroS. Mass. Nov % s-Fred Pope archi-
tect and builder OF this city. Is financially en-
barrassed Liabilities about sll 200; unse-
rnred Assets between $4,000 end 100000.
W,sarSGroN, ID. C.. Nov. q. A special
train on the Pennsylvania railroad made tho
run today from New York 80 Washington IN
four hours. an average OF fifty-scyen miles an
hour This beats all previous records.
BosroS, Nov. 2s-The Massachusetts Homo
for Incorporate Women. located in koxbury.
was badly damaged by hre tonight. The
fire. started in o mysterious manner on the
third floor and spread rapidly. All the in
mates wero removed safely.
PlrrsBuRG. Pa, Nov. 2s.-This evening
Mayor Wyinan. of Allegheny City. was noti.
fed that tour charges Of embekziement and
extortion had been preferred egainst him by
City Controller Brown before Alderman No
Masters.
BALTIMORE. Mp. Nov. 2s.--Jacob Murray.
formerly employed on the lighthouse tender.
shot at his wife TO-DAY. but missed her. lie
then shot himself fatally. lilo found his wife
living with another man. with whom she had
taken up while her husband was sick IN tho
hospital.
Bosros, Mass. Nov. 2S.--The secretary OF
the Peoples United Legion Clemson. ot New
York, left this city on November 9Th. with
$4,000 Of tho funds OF the order. ostensibly
to deposit the money in the Fourteenth -strest
National Bank. New York. Hs has not been
slpce seen.
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HoRRIFIED rBB COMMUNITY.
The Murder OF Mrs. Charles 4. ieo""'"'' VI
Atlantic HIshlnnds. n. j.

Arr,xr1c HIGHLANDS. n. j., Nov. 2S.-The
murder OF Mrs. Charles T. Leonard has hor-
ri6e6 ,lis whole community. Word was re-
ceived here this morning that Constable
Johnson had arrested the murderer, Louis
Uar.ot. on board the steamboat Minnie Cor
nell at keyport. upon which he intended to
leave for New ora
Late last night the coroner Of Navesink
commenced the inquest The jury was Sc
lected and the body viewed by them. con-
tusion WAS found on the forehead, which
had evidently been inflicted by what
Is known as fish plate Jont
used IN the construction OF railroad tracks.
rope was found wound tightly around the
neck. The wOmans face was almost unrecoB-
nlzable on account OF the discolOration.
After making a superficial examination ot
the body the cOroner's Jury adjourned until
Monday
At midnight Drs. John II. Yanmetter and
II. a. Hendrickson of this town, made post
mOrtem examination OF the BODY. They re-
ported that the skull on the right side was
crushed: that the rope wound around her neck
would have caused strangulation, but she
might have died from either strangulation or
the injuries inflicted on her head.
Mrs. Leonard WAS highly respected. Her
maiden name was Grover. She was thirty
eight years Of age and had three children
HariOt the murderer. is o native Of Lorraine
and about twenty-five years OF age. 1t ~
evident that he assaulted Mrs Leonard
and that the woman resisting he struck
her with the piece of railroad iron
referred to. aud then strangled her with
tho rope. hariot was employed By Mr..
Leonard He engaged him on November 18th
at the employment agency Of l.. X. Brana-
lon 10 Greenwich street. New York.
Mr.. Loonard's home IS about a mile from
hero along the bay shore. IL is a beautiful
residence and oil It's surroundings are IN
good taste.
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DISTINGUISHED pRELATEs.
rHN ApPR04oH or WINrER.
Exceedingly Cold Weather Reported From
tho Northwest

INC NoItDNfSts
ST. paul. Nov. Dispatches from fifty
Minnesota points indicate that the tempera-
lures vary from zero at Duluth TO ten degrees
below at Hallock and eighteen degrees below
nj Moorhead A heavy. damp wind IS blow
inc and IL will be much colder to-day.
The great snow storms IN Northern Mime
sofa and Northern Dakota the last week have
forced threshers 10 suspend operations. The
ferries at Duluth and Superior have frozen up
and il is believed navigation by the lake can
not last many DAYS longer. Continued cold
weather is predicted by the signal service.
A special dispatch from Winnipeg states
that the mercury was 20 degrees below zero
at that place at midnight and N was con-
stantly growing colder
falling here last night NJ O'Clock and evil
IDENTIFY continued all night. as the depth at
present il full sin inches. 10 Is still showing,
with a light wind from the East. The storm
thus far has been OF a mild character.
RocHFsrrR. \. ". Nov. 2s-lt showed here
most Of the night and is still az 1t 10 A. VI.
There IS no wind and the depth IS about SIX
inches.
this city this morning the mercury touching
fifteen degrees below zero. No storm OF
wind.
Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 2s-A heavy drifting snow
storm set in here at about $50 o'clock this
morning. and the indications now are that the
storm will last throughout the day,
New YORK. Nov. 28.-Snow has been falling
today at Budalo Syracuse. Auburn. Troy
Amsterdam and other PLACES IN New \ NOrf
State. From six inches 20 a foot of snow Is
reported. with high winds and drifts at some
places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
The Hundredth Anniversary.

SrAuSrov. Va. Nov. 2s.-ISpeciai. The
centennial Of sending foreign missionaries by
the Baptist Church Is being celebrated here
to-day and tomorrow by the BAPTIST Assocla-
ton OF Virginia west Of the Blue Ridge. The
Baptists claim to have sent a missionary from
England 10 Burmah one hundred years ago,
and this meeting is to celebrate the centennial
anniversary of that event. Twelve ministers
make up this Association. and Rev. Drs. Bell
and Pitcher. Of Petersburg. are the visiting
clergy Rev. DR.. Harris II Richmond College
and i}r. James Nelson Of the Richmond Female
Institute were expected to be present, but
could not come on account OF previous en-
gagements. The Rev. Mr.. Byerly. doing mis-
sion work within the Association bounds,
presided at the meeting to-day.
The Rev Mr.. Cox. who has accepted the
call 10 the Baptist church here IS distin-
guished graduate of Richmond College. His
father lives in Richmond and IS engaged II
the commission business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Literary and Heading Club Organized.

BEDFoRD SPRINGS, Va. Nov 28.- Especial. -
The New London Academy. one mile from
this place. under the management Of Pro
fessor d. W. Read. is IL very houcshing
condition, numbering over one hundred
students 'malo and female), and these young
folks realizing the necessity of little rec
reation have recently organized lit
erary and reading circle, which
promises 20 be both improving and entertain
ing. 1t met for the first time Friday night at
pr. n. l.. Kablers. and the following officers
were elected: Major ID. }. Evans, president;
Mrs. NJ. p. Kablor. vice e-president: Mr.. Reese
Tvans. secretary: Miss knris Bass, treasurer.
Mr.. Orville Van Thcmpson. former resi-
dent of this place. but now prominent at
torney of the Chicago bar, IS here on visit to
Mr. Thompson is II distinguished graduate of
harvard College, class $3.50. Since that time
he has been in Chicago, where he has met
with remarkable success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
win n.volutionire the Business.

r. w. COTE Of this city. has invented n to-
bacco stomming machine that will revolution,
ize the tobacco business. The machines VIII
soon be on tho market. The company has
recently been reorganized with Mr.. {. u.
Holland. o. Danyiiie. rs president.
Circuit court, Judge John -. Horsiey pre-
siding is in session and has the case OF the
administrator of J. NJ Kirkpatrick against
tbe Norfolk and Western railroad on trial.
damages are claimed in 10000. Kirkpatrick
was killed in the Thaxton disaster july 3,
1889, aud his body burned, Hon. Abe. Fulk-
erson is engaged in it, This is q test case.
Rev. J. 4. Proctor pastor OF Bedford cir
ro,nrn t's, from conference ut Petersburg with
grip, followed by bronchitis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Trinle Addition to a Coiored Family.

CgvrRA1IA, Va, Nov. 2s.--ISpeciaI. 7,
Nessrs. Era Ruse and s. Leach have settled
here. They arrived this week from Penn
sylyenis. A..
section.
cove birth few DAYS ago to triplets. She
lives in Brunswick county. but formerly
lived near this place.
The hordes Of hunters and tramps who
infest Chesterfield are equally obnoxious.
few nights ago Blr. Bellewood, who IS en-
excellent farmer near Drewry's Bluh. was
awakened Let bv some tramp hunters VINO.
j. was ascertained.. hailed from Manchester.
They demanded PERMISSION to hunt on his
nyeasises. This was denied them. Thereupon
they became abusive and threatened to shoot
Mr. Bellewood and his son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
PAcE WAR ~ ARKANSAS.
An Attack by Negroes Momentariiy Expect
ed by the Whites at Cuerdon.

ST. LoUIs, Nov 2s.A special from Guer-
don. Ark. says The excitement here is IN
tense. as a momentary attack by negroes IS
looked for They saw that the whites have
been exercising superiority too long and
that they will reverse tins condition ofaffairs.
our citizens all 90 armed preparatory TO re-
sist anv attack that may be made by the
blacks ia Thursdays rioting Marshal HUI
man was slashed with a knife. and while bis
wound is not thought to be fatal. yet 1t Is
The marshal used his pistol to good pur-
nose. bringing down his assaiiant with hnl-
let through the chest. An attack IS fully
looked for. as the negroes Gre iniiamed with
rage over Tuesdays lynching and yesterday 5
defeat. Henry Gurley, the negro who was
rescued from the marshal. has fled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
I.rnrs Incnrnnrafion.

NEwroRr Nrws. Va. Nov. 20. Especial. j
The Board of Trade held an important ses-
sion last night. The question OF incorpora-
ton WAS the leading topic for discussion.
There was much animation in the debate. 4
vote was taken and stood 81 IN favor OF aud
10 against Incorporation;
Rev. J. q. Chandler the new pastor Of the
NJ. 4. church. Will arrive to-day and fl! his
Rev. Mr.. NJ. l.. Wood. pastor of the Baptist
church. returned to-day from Onsncock.
where he has been engaged for the past two
weeks in O very interesting revival meeting.
sixteen persons professed conversion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

BurNos AYREs. Nov. 2s.-Iho supporters of
Generals Roca and Alitre for the presidency
held meeting Tuesday with the object Of
coming t. an amicable understanding. Moth
inc came of the conference and 10 closed
leaving matters in the same unsettled state
The officials throughout the republic are said
20 be heartily in sympathy with General
Nitro and his candidacy and he will probably
be chosen TO succeed President Pellisrni. If
such turns out 20 be the case the adbeseBts
Of General Roca will in all probability start a
revolution.
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TO Begin Pastoral Duties In Petersburg.

Pprrnspuno. Va. Nov. 2s;-lSpecial. i
Rev. John Il. Tillery. who at the recent ses-
s;oo of the Virginia Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference held in this city, was transferred to
the pastorate of the Wesley Methodist Epis-
copel church in Petersburg to succeed Rev.
X. #. Wilson. who goes 10 Chestnut-street
church. Berkley. will enter upon his pastoral
work here tomorrow morning.
After services at the First Baptist church
tomorrow morning special meeting OF the
conprepation will be held with reference TO
calling a pastor to succeed Rev. Il. Il. Acree.
who has removed to Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
A PRELATE'S GOLDEN JUBILEE
A Great Celebration in Honor Of Arch
bishop KtnflCk.
A GIFT And All ENVOY OF THE POPE
As an Indication OF the High Esteem In
Which He il Held-A Large Gathering
of Clergy and Laymen.

ST.. LOUIS. No. Nov. 2s.-The decorations
of the historic cathedral, where tho most
solemn portion of the golden jubilee ceremo-
MES Of Archbishop Kenrick will take place.
have been completed and at the celebration
OF the pontiical mass tomorrow the sacred
edifco will be seen at its best.
The yestments which will be used by Car
dinal Gibbons, Archbishops Kenrick, Ryan
and their assistants are in keeping with the
grandeur Of the occasion. ST. Vincents
convent will furnish set worked in gold
which were made in Paris twenty eight years
AGO. A portion OF these yestments-the
chasuble, dalmatic and cDpe-were used at
the conservation of Archbishop Ryan. OF
philadelphia. The yestments tFom 81
Josephs convent, of Carondolet, are also
choice and rich, and like those OF st. Nin-
cent. are Of gold.
Az Envoy FROM THY POPE.
Every incoming train brings It's quota Of
clergy and laymen. who come 10 take part IN
the celebration and do honor TO one OF the
Roman Church's most faithful sons.
An indication of the high esteem with
which the venerable prelate Is held by the
| highest officials of the Church is shown IN the
special envoy Of Pope Leo in the person
I
! latter bears from the Vatican.
. he high regard in which Archbishop Ken
rick is held by his colleagues is also amply in
| dicated by the hundreds Of ecclosiastics who
are already in the city and others who have
| sgniGed their intention OF being here by to-
morrow. In addition 10 the arrivals men,
toned last night were Archbishops JAMS
sens Of New Orleans and Gross Of Portland,
Ore, and Canon O'Hanlon Of Dublin. Ire
land.
DISTINGUISHED PRELATEs.
This mornings arrivals included tho fol
| lowing distinguished prelates. Archbishop
! Corrigan of New York Bishop 1lstse Of Den
yer. Archbishop Ireland Of st. Paul and
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco
Right Rev. n. A. Gallagher. bishop Of the
diocese of Galveston. Is expected tomorrow
morning When Archbishop Ryan. OF Phila-
delphia. arrived last night he was given q
magnificent greeting by his old parishioners
OF 81. John parish and by his successor in the
pastorate Right Rev. Phillip Z. Brady, vicar
general.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
MAJOR BRACKET DIscoURsEs.
He Tells the international Emigration Com.
mission About Ellis Island.

IIJy tdUIt 70 TIC IIHt'.I
PARIS, Nov. 2s.-At the meeting to-day ofths
International Emigration Commission at the
Hotel des Societies Sayanates. M. Jules Simon
presiding. resolution providing for interna-
tlopal protection of emigrants was adopted.
Major Frederick y. Bracket, special foreign
agent OF the United States 10 the conference,
daring the discussion of the resolution re-
ferred TO. dwelt at length upon the care and
protection afforded 10 emigrants in the United
States. and denied that they were subjected
TO any i'll treatment at the Barge Office or
elsewhere in New ork Continuing, Major
Brackett fully described and warmly praised
the new emigrent depot on Fills Island, pay,
ing particular attention TO tho medical and
sanitary arrangements at that new landing
place for eullgrants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
DROPPED FROM THE ARMY ROLLS.
Two British Captains Dfsgraced for Their
Conduct at the Manipur Massacre.

by Cable 10 Tho Iiines.l
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-The names of Captains
the list of officers in the British army as the
result of long inquiry into their action at
the time of the massacre at Msnipur on
March 2sth last, when Chief Commissioners
James w. Quinton, Agent +. st. Z. Grim
wood Colonel Skene, IN command OF the
commissioners Goorkha escort and n number
of British officers. together with nearly five
hundred native soldiers in the British service,
were killed
The investigation shows that Captains
Boileau and Butcher failed to do their duty
after Colonel Skene was killed it being in
ferred from the brief statement Just issued
from the Horse Guards that the dsgraced
officers might have rallied the Goorkhas and
have turued the tide of battle against the re-
bellious natives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

The Gladstone Candidate for East Dorset
Defeated Yesterday.
DIV Cable to The Iimes.l

fIIY Cable to the Iines.I
IoNpoN. Nov. 2S.-Tbe election for a mem
Der of Parliament to represent Fast Dorset,
70 succeed the late Mr. G. II. Bond. Conserya-
tive. has resulted in "a Uniopist victory. The
vote was as follows The Hon. Humphrey
Sturt Uaionist 4,42l: the Hon. Pascoe G..
Glynn (Gladstone). 4,07l; Unlonlst majority,
Al the last election Mr. Bond. Conserva-
tive. received l.3l votes. to 1862 votes re-
ceiyed by the Hon. Z. G. Glynn. Home Ruler.
There are about $500 registered electors III
the division. o.
Fast Dorset went Liberal in 1885 by ma
iority of 697 and Tory in tho following year
by majority of C55.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
4 C,p,ain swept Overheard.

Especial DunIap JaDIo 70 NO IIHts'I
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 2S.-The ID. n. Rivers, a
fonr-masted schooner from New brunswick
put in here this morning short of PROVISIONS
with Chief officer Stevens in command. Cap
tain Natts who had been III command hav-
ing been washed overheard and drowned.
Alter taking in provisions aud pilot the
schooner sailed for Liverpool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
BIsmarek's Health Causes Anxiety.

Especial Dunlap Cable 10 The Ilmesi
BERLIN. Nov. 2s.-Adyices from Friedricks-
ruhe. report that Prince Bismarck's health
during tho last few days has caused much
anxiety to his family and to DIR. Scbweingaer.
ARRIVAL or RUSSIAN GRAND DuKEs.
Grand Duke Vladimir and Grand Duchess
Maria Penliance arrived here yesterday And
left last night for ST Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Sir james L. Cory, of ireland, Dead.
Pv Cable 10 The Iimes.l

Ry1v,sr. Noy. 2s.-Sir James Porter Cory,
bart member of Parliament from the middle
division OF Armagh, died hero TODAY. Sir
James Porter CORY was born at Newtown-
ards. County Down. in 1896 He was prolni-
nent merchant and shipowner Of this city.
He was created "a baronet IN 1885. IN politics
he was Conservative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
T'he Late Lord Iyfton's Funeral.
IRr Cahle 10 The Times.J

P,nIs. Nov s.-The ordinary service Of
the Church Of England was read over Lord
I.ytton, aud there was no eAtrayasaht ms, us
nl,v of flowers or funeral decorations. Tho
hall bearers we're Sir Edward Blount, Charles
Camille Doucet. T. 4. CademloIan, Count
Munster. the German ambassador; M. Ribot.
the minister Of foreign affairs and the first
secretary of the British embassy, the Hon.
Edward Edgerton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Cable lsreNifte-.

C,PrNHaGrS. Nov. 2s.--Hcrr Christianberg,
the noted Danish Radical, Is dead.
LoNpoS, Nov. q. "A dispatch from i3rieh-
ton this morning states that Edmund letes;
the well known author and Journalist AID
editor OF tho World. is IN a critical condition.
He is bleeding at tho lungs and the worst is
feared.
LoyDoS. Nov. q. The health Of Prince
Gsoroe of Wales still shows signs Of improve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Nov. pa call has
been issued for mass meeting Of citizens to
take action toward the securing OF the Ma
4 number of leading Republicans have vol
nnteered & do all in their power to aid in
the gratihcation Of this ambition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

REAnNG, Pa, Nov 2s-Daniel Brown,
aged forty years. one Of the jury commits
sioners OF Berbs county while adjusting a
belt in a -four mill at Fleetwood. this
couuty this morning was whiried to death in
the shafting. his arms and lex being
broken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
OCCUPATION tar Prince Milan.

Especial Dunlap Cable 10 TIC Ilmds.J
PArIs. Nov. est is announced from Te-
ex- King Milan 10 be general-in- OF the
Persian cavalry. IL is said that Milan will
leave shortly for Persia. where he will reor-
eanize the troops Of the Shah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
A RIaine Boom.

Cu1c,eo. Ill. Nov 2s.-A special from
Tn5;aneno6s saws q meeting attended by over
ifty t,'"lr prominent Republicans of the State is
being held at the Grand Hotel to-day for
the avowed purpose of organizing The anti
HARRISON sentiment in the state and crys-
tglizing it intoa solid phalan1 in support Of
Blaine at the Minneapolis convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
rrotbor Of James ID. Patton Dead.

DANynGr. Va. Nov, 2s.-.lSpecial. Mr.;
j. Alien Patton, treasurer OF TINS cly' "ea
at 1880 tonight of consumption.
beceased yos the Youngest son Of the late
William s Patton. a well-known banker OF
this city. and brother Of james d. Patton
Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

READING. Pa. Nov. 2s.-Lizzio Barre aged
t,v.lxe who Jumped on a street car be.e.
fell off and lost her leg. sued the company
and. after three days trial. this afternoon
cot verdict Of a 900. The girl alleged that
the driver pushed her of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

san FRAxcrscG. CA1.. Nov. 2s.-Ah Wah
Keonc. a cigarmaker. was murdered last
night the result of high binder feud.
Ksong said before he died that Al Sins had
shot him. Sing has been arrested. More
murders arc expected % follow. as Chinese
Societies endeayor to kill man for man. The
police department expects IA general battle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

JorIrr. III. Nov. q. The wife Of James
McGee eloped from St Louis with John
Solomon and came 10 tins city two weeks AGO
The womau's husband traced the pair to this
city. and to-day shot his wife and then shot
himself. Both will die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
MARCHING on PERIS.
Chinese Rebels Now Form ~ Wild and Dan
gerous Mob.


IoSpoS, Nov. 2s.-A dispatch to the Times
from Shanghai says that the rebels have cap
tured Chao-Yang and this message further
confirms the news to the effect that the rebels
are marching on Pekin. Tho rebels arc re-
celving reinforcements every day and now
form wild and dangerous army Of desperate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

Ntw fonr, Nov. 2s.-lt is officially an
nouneea that the face value of the securit es
taii 10 have been misappropriated by the
IsAspehded hrm Of field. indley. Weichers a
II -. ~ +l.7i0.0O0. Several of the brokers az
~ firm have sold the bonds and must make
.yefy on Monday AS thoy are not qood
ls very the sellers are endeayoring to have
1t buyers cancel the transactions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29

TorFDo O., Nov. 2s.-lt is stated that a
Flint and Pere Marquette tram teiescoped a
Lake Shore train and that four persons were
killed and sixteen wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
o1oIgo Kennan renporarlIy nroEen pown.

San fnANClsco. Nov 28.-Georee Kennan.
lie Siberian traveller and lecturer. is III with
nervous prostration and insomnia. lie has
ofeiworked himself for several months past.
De} lhs hiteen hours a day on his now book
spout siberia and iecturing at the same time.
ils nervous system seems 10 be badly shat
'tied. Mr. KEENAN, has great hopes that his
tseiesufes OF iussias convict system have
h.Aea y ektraliti0n trcaty with Russia.
hu.ch val como up IN CONGRESS next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Az OLD oHARGE STRUCK.
Fatal Explosion in oxford Furnace, Beivi-
dere, n. j.

BrLvrDzRE, n. j.. Nov. 2s.-By the explosion
Of AN old blast at one Of the mines in Oxford
Furnace this morning Peter Hankshire was
instentlv killed. George Dode was fatally in
;,,re6 n1d number of other miners We're
badly hurt. The men were drilling and
struck the old charge.