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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
THE NOTES mot GUILTY.
Result Of the Sensational Murder Case At
Shelby, n. c.
CHEERSOP APPROVAL CREETTHE VERDICT
C.nnous Fired aud Loud Huszss Rend the
Air-Governor Fleming speaks ss
Raisigh-North State Notes.

SHELBY. n. c.. Nov Especial. IN
guilty" was the verdict rendered in tho Motz
murder case this afternoon after the Jury had
deiberated for over five hours.
At the request of Judge Graves no demon
stration WAS made in the courtroom. but as
soon as the verdict was known shout went
ont from the court green Tint could have
been heard all over town. As soon 40 tho
prisoners were released from custody they
were escorted to the hotel. where there were
general congratulations.
UNIVERSAL GENERALIZATION.
All the members Of the Motz family were
called Tor and the crowd forming IN line
and with uncovered heads shook hands and
congratulated each one.
The counsel for defendants were called
upon, and each made a few remarks amid the
paudits Of the crowd. who also cheered ludgo
and jury. and gave few groans for Michael.
This morning at o'clock Solicitor Osborne
resumed his argument. and concluded about
H. making a magnificent effort when Jud; o
Graves delivered his aele and impartial ehasss
to the jury who took the case at 1850.
VERDICT RENDERED.
At o'clock they returned to have part of
the instructions repeated add at 5:2l their
verdict was rendered and the tension OF the
public was relieved.
At this hour 8 p. NJ the lobby of the
hotel and streets are crowded with men,
cannon arc being frei in Courthouse square
and loud cheers are rending the Air.
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Governor Fleming Delivers an Address BE-
fore the Exposition mt Raleigh.

/
RALrIaH. n. C.. Nov Especial. To
| day was West Virginia day at the Exposition,
and the address of the occasion was delivered
| by his Excellency. Governor A. b. Fleming
| OF that State. Governor Fleming was ten
dered a reception at the executive office this
| morning after which lie and Mrs. Fleming
were escorted 10 the Expedition grounds
where the speaking took place at noon. Gov
ernor Fleming was introduced by Hon. G.. w.
| Sanderlln auditor of North Carolina and
addressed the audience for half an hour. He
| spoke mostly OF West Virginia and her re-
sources and progress and predicted that she
would soon be the greatest coal and coke State
IN the Union. III concmdlns his address
Governor Fleming said II erbaps | should
not have 80 strictly confined my remarks TO
NV own State. but you will parion this when
assure you that West Virginia is proud of
your progress as she IS of her own. She IS
not envious. in the rich mines or Alabama
aud Tennessee in the orange groves of
Florida or IN the vast resources and
splendid manufacturing facilities of the
Car0lnas. she sees only the vast oppor-
tunitles which the entire South presents
for future development and future great
ness. West Nirginia feels lively interest
N and sympathy W tn the brave men and
women of the entire South. and reJoices in
their well-earned prosperity. She believes
they are working out grand destiny, In
WHICH bhe. TOO. mas ner part. IN lRct she IS
OF you and with YOU IN your new ambitions.
In your reawakened energies in your buoyant
hopeiuness and she fee Is with you as one of
the sovereign states of this Union. a common
pride IN our common countTy's institutions.
Ia the strength the courage and the genius of
the American people"
IL is announced that on the 18th in slant ex-
Congressman Wharton J. Green. of Fayette-
Vile. Will deliver M address al tho Exposition
upon agriculture
The Afro-American mechanics in attend
ance upon the Southern Exposition from ga
rious States met in an industrial convention
here last night and authorized Charles L.
Lane. Of Washington. d. c. to cali ma
tional convention of mechanics with a view to
organizing a nstional mechanics and trades
union to he held here some titue next yeA1.
Exposition is now in full blast and the dis.
play is very interesting and crcditable. Large
crowds Of colored people are in attendance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Thriving Buepa Vista.

BursA VISTA. Va. Nov. Especial J.
President Kimball. OF the Norfolk and IVES
torn railroad and a party Of Northern CAPT
talists spent some time here this week.
The elegant iron bridge in the course of
erection by the West Buena Vista Company
is rapidly approaching completion. it spans
the tracks and yards of the Norfolk and IVES
tern, the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Buena
Vista ron Company railroads and the North
river II connects the town with the prop
erty of the West Buena Vista Land Company.
and is about 600 feet in length.
he Baptist denomination have matured
plans for the erection OF u house of worship
which will be neat and mfortable build
ing This will make the sixth church built
IN Bueno Vista. rs follows. and in the order
named Presbyterian. Methodist. Episcopal
German baptist. Lutheran and Baptist.
AL the congregations have resident pastors.
Tho Buena Vista Iron Company shipped
principally orth. six hundred and fifty tons
OF pig iron during the past week
All the industrial establishments are NOV
ing Oh steadily. working on fair time. with
good orders for their products.
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a Horrible Explosion.

ALTOONA, Pa. Nov G.-Word was received
here this evening u a mos, horrible accident
that occurred seven miles from Hastings Cam
bria county. yesterday morning A number
of Hungarians employed on the extension of
q small railroad placed n number of heavy
blasts. and lighting the fuses repaired TO a
place OF safety.
After an explosion the men again went 10
work. when one of the blasts which had bold
fire, exploded with terrific force. blowing tho
men in all directions. After the smoke had
cleared away eight men were found living
under the debris. and il was ouly after much
lal or that they were eItricated. One of them
had been instantly killed.. while tho others
suffered from broken legs arms and ribs.
Two of them had crushed skulls and are in
precarious condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Old Citizen Dead-Frederfcksb urg Items.

FREDERICKsBUBG VA. Nov. 5.-Mr Samuel
Estes. an old and highly respected citizen of
this county. died yesterday at his home near
Brockville, in the Goth year of his age.
In the corporation court to-day Mr. .. D..
Foster qualified as administrator OF the estate
of the late Robert W. Adams. The amount
of the bond was fixed at 10000. Captain
Adams left two children, and did not make
will
Judge Robert f. Waller incumbent, and
Mr.. go j. Graves. candidate for the Judge
ship of Spotsylvania county, have signed an
agreement to make no canvass for the posi-
ton. and will leave the selection to Hon NJ.
u. Rowe, tine member of the House from this
city and county.
Rev. J. b. Morton. OF Washington city, will
AL the pulpit of the Presbyterian church in
this city next Sunday. This church Is now
without pastor. but call will be made very
soon.
Mrs. Il. l.. Norris, Of Richmond, is visiting
the family of Mr.. j. j. Dung. Last night
Mrs. Norris recited at the bazaar of X. $
Chew Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans,
and was the recipient of much applause.
Colonel \. \. CHARTERS, of this county,
member OF the executive committee of the
National Grange. lett to-day for GAINESVILLE
Ohio, to attend "A meeting Of that body. Col
onel CHARTERS is master of the State Grange
OF Virginia.
Mr. John r. Franklin OF this city. and Miss
Olga b, Burton of Falmouth, were married
last night in Falmouth church. Rev. /. w.
Cantor, officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

The Men Who Were Recently Shot by Gar
cia's Orders.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6-The Picsyune's Rio
Grande City Tex special says: American
Consul Sutton. at Matamoras. arrived here on
tho 30th and has been consulting with the
Federal authorities investigating the recent
examinations by the Mexican mlitary OF the
suspected revolutioni-ts who were supposed
20 have been American citizens. Starr county
polling lists show that Jose Angel Neras and
Juan Bazan voted in precinct 4. These were
two OF the men shot on October 10th Mt Qua
RADIO ranch in Mexico by order of General
Garcia.
The vote at precinct was unaccount-
ably large at the latest election owing 70 the
importation of voters from the Rio Grande.
and II has not yet ascertained whether Neras
and Bazan were citizens and entitled to
American protection or fraudulent voters
Veras was a smuggler and his death causes
no regrets. but Indignation exists over the
taking Of Of BaLan who WAS Oh inofiensiye
butcher and leaves family.
Luis J zsguerre. who. contrary to his
wishes. furnished Revolutionist Garcia with
mutton September ed, has been finally re-
leased at Monterey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

WINSTON. n c., Nov. Especial. Wv. r.
Bous. dealer in stoves, etc. assigned here to-
day 10 ". Z. rankin. The preferred credl.
tors are as follows James Robinson & Co..
Baltimore se050, Watson x Buxton, el0O:
r. H. q. Bons. three notes aggregating
l.5O4.6s; w. n. Reynolds. sI23; n. c. Lanier.
Washington. ID. c., $3.50 clerk hire, etc
slll.50. The exact amount Of assets and
liabilities are not yet known.
While colored man was cleaning out well
at Waughtown to-dey the rock SIS eayed in
from thirty feet above. Fortunately for tie
the old man two large rocks caught above his
head and formed an arch thereby keeping
the remainder Of the debris on of him After
remaining IN the water for two hours he was
taken out unlniured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

BUFFALO, n Y. Nov 6.-Prevous to tho
Breeders Convention last evening. John l..
Thompson 81 AYeana. Ind. and s. H. Todd
OF Wakeman. O.. were appointed commit
tee TO pass upon all entries for the next
American Fat Stock show 10 Le held
in Chicago. A resolution was passed that
u would be better to re nee the time of l
livestock exh bit at the Worlds air rom
ninety t. thirty days. further than that no
limit TO the time II ownership of animals pre-
vlous 10 the entrance WAS nece avy. and
that tie date OF entries ose thirty days pre-
vious TO the opening of thu Iposition. The
next meeting of the Association viii be held
IN Chicago on or about November Is. 1892
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
The Congregational Candidates.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Nov 6.-[Special.
Hon. J.. l.. Meredith of Prince William
county. prominent candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress in the Eighth
district, was In the city to-day
Mr.. 5. Wexford Corbin. of King George
county, leader i'll the Farmers AL lance and
same honor was also in the city Mr.. Corbin
has declined 10 run as an independent. and
Will abide by the decision Of the nominating
convention. The impression prevails
with some that Mr. Corbin. AS
the representative of the farmers
VIII stand good chance for the nomination
II all the prominent lawyers mentioned in
that connection develop siren tn. In snch
en event 1t fht be necessary TO take up a
dark horse, and Mr. Corbins claims are very
strong
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
COOKING n USBASDy.
An Excellent Receipt for Preparing an
Serving Thorn.

An Excellent ReoeIpt for Preparing and
Serving Thorn.
One OF the lectures before the Baltimore
Cooking s. hool recently gave tins receipt for
cooking husbands;
"A good many husbands are utterly spoiled
by Acknowledgement. Some women 60 about
rs il their husbands were bladders aud blow
them up. others keep them constantly la
hot water. Others let them freeze by their
carelessness and Indifference Some keep
them in "A stew by irritating ways and words
Others roast them Some keep them IN pickle
all their lives. Il cannot be supposed that
any hus band can DO tender and good natured
in this way but they are really delicious when
properly treated.
I'm selecting your husband you should not
be guided by the slvery appearance as in
buyn a mackerel nor b. the golden tint. as
If you wanted salmon. BE sure and select
him yourself as tastes differ. DO not go to
market for him. Hs the best are always
brought TO your door. IL IS far better TO have
none unless you will patiently learn how TO
cook him. A preserving kettle OF tao fnest
porcelain is best but II you have nothing but
an cart enware pipBin it will do with care. See
that the linen in which you wrap n is nicely
washed and mended with the re uired num-
Der o. buttons aud strings tightly sewed Oh
Tie him in the kettle ~ q strong silk cord
G II ed com ort. as the one called duty IL nrt
TO be weak Ma clear, STEADY fire Of of
love. neatness and cheeriunes-. oct nllD IS
near is rs seems to agree with him. /, o
sputters and fzzes do not be anxious: s. ME
husbands do this until they are ute done.
Add little sugar IN the form OF what cOnfec-
TONERS call kisses, but no vinegar or pepper
on any account. a little spice improves
him; it must be used with judgment.
Do not stick any sharp instrument
into him to see if be is Lecoming tender. Stir
him gently. watching the while lest he lie too
fat aud too close to the kettle. and 20 become
useless. You cannot fail 10 know when he is
done
IF thus treated you will find him very rel
ishable. agreeing nicely with you and the
children and he will keep as long as you
want unless you become careless and set him
in too cool place"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Ex-President Hayes aud Hon. j. l.. NJ. Curry
Will BE Guests OF the Expedition.

VIII DO VI tho EIVositlOu
AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. 6.-The Augusta Expo
sition is = grand success. The industries and
agricultural exhibits are considered superb
Ex-President Hayes arrived tonight. He
and Hon. j. L. NJ Curry. OF Richmond. will
be the guests of the Exposition. Mr.. Hayes
will be rendered a reception at noon to-
morrow at the Exposition building. The city
is crowded with visitors.
Tue Exp sition will continue until Novem-
Der 2sth. The extent. variety aud excellence
of the exhibits have caused many persons TO
class il National Exposition.
The winners in the infantry drill Yesterday
held at the Augusta Exposition were a Z.
nounced to-day as Floyd Rifles of Macon
Ga Perry Rifles. Houston Ga. second; Ogle-
thorpe Infantry Augusta. third; Clinch
Kites. Augusta. fourth
In the individual contest to-day &. +.
Walker of the cadets of the Middle Georgia
Mechanical and Agricultural College Mid
ledgeville. first, and j. w. Vaughn. OF baldwin
Rlues, secoud- team OF the Richmond
Hnssars of Augusta. won the cavalry contest.
Ten Thousand people were on the grounds
20 day, and as many more attended the recep-
ton given to ex-President Hayes tonight.
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posi- ELECTED ~ NEBRASKA.
Tue Independents Defeated by over Fou1
Thousand.

OMAHA. ME-, Nov. 6.-Officisl returns have
been received from sixty-thres counties, ex-
elusive of Douglas. out of ninety counties in
the State and show q total vote for Post of
40. 10 and for Edgerton of %. 49, These same
counties last year gave Richards 81 49,: Boyd.
1881; Powers. 53.0is. indicating falling OF
in the tota! vote Of A.. 525.
Douglas county. with one precinct in the
city OF Omaha missing. gives Post majority
over Edgerton OF 635l- Careful estimates Of
the counties not heard from officially based
on the partial returns. give Post a plurality OF
AL. This will probs bly, be increased by the
official count. and II is safe to say that Edger-
ton is defeated 10y between 5000 aud 5000
votes.
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THE Assembly DEMOCRATIC.
Governor Hill Says We Have a Majority 4
Spite OF Republican, Efforts.

ALBANY. N. T.. Nov. 6.-Goyefnor Hill said
today when asked about the result in the
Legislature: II AIN convinced that we have
carried both bodies. The returns show that
the Republicans are making strenuous efforts
80 coNnt rs out in close districts. but the
official counts give Us plurality in both
branches
We have literally swept the State Mr.. o.
borne is undoubtedly elected in the Fifteenth
district and the JEFFERSON County Assembly
district is Democratic. | believe Senator Col
Inns IS winner in the Rensselaer, district"
NV YORK. Nov. 6.-The Mail and Express
says editorially: The Legislature Of this
State is Republican in both branches on the
official returns. This cannot be honestly dis
puted -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Humboldt estimated that Asia stands at an
average height Of $50 feet above the level of
the ocean South America, i.l3o. North Anne
RIGA ZOO Europe. go feet. The average
height Of all tho land above sea level-omit-
ting Africa and Austria ia. which are mostly
south of the equator is about $50 feet. Tie
landed surface of the Northern hemisphere is
about 100000 3 uaro miles that of the
Southern hemisphere about IA zoo. 900 to
100000 square miles. leaving difference
Of say $4,000, 900 square miles az land an ave-
rage height OF go feet above sea lsvel.-Bos-
ton Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Death of Mrs. Heud.r.oo

,HEArHsyHIr. VA, Nov. G. Speci.,. -
Mrs DR.. Henderson died here last Saturday
she was most excellent Christian woman
nifty 'o1'ino-
The Northern Neck Agricultural Associ.-
.loh iair here on October th tn and 9th
was great success 1t was the frat fair bsid
oy the Association. and its directors are de-
tho State. '"' !"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Death of Judge Warner Jones.

GLoucfsTfn G: w., Va. Nov. Especial. ]
AT II o'clock to-day J. b. Donovan. a mem.
Der OF the bar. arose and announced the
death OF our county Judge. Colonel Warner
Jones. Judge A. g. Evans. circuit Judge.
suspended court and appointed a committee
composed of members of the bar to draft
ceased.
JUDGE Jones died last night about ~
O'Clock at has home IN the lower part OF this
county. lie was in his seventy-fourth wear.
lie was noble. chvalrous man and nos.
sessed every virtue that makes men great and
beloved by their eountrymen ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Five Prisoners Escnpe.

RoANoKr. w.. Nov. 6.-fSpeciaI Five
prisoners escaped from Salem jail this morn.
inc between Z aud O'clock They are John
Massie and NJ W. Broomheld white John
Rogers lcoioredl aud sam. Adams white.
nited states prisoner. The prisoners cut
tbick. The work was done with pieces OF
iron beassend and concealed while in pro- .ss
py blanket. The escaped prisoners were
vi! held on trivial oaensss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Sudden Deafh In Rusaau

LEBANON. Va. Nov g. Special / DR.. p
=. Aston. of this county. died very suddenly
on yesterday II. had ridden out on lis farm
ana ieturhed; and Ia gone into his house to
lie down on the bed Some little time tbs,s
after his vile went TO him and found him
dead. He was a half brother OF the late w
i. Aston OF this county and :. W. Aston 81
TINS place. lie leaves . widow and ons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Fire in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s,n,.no.

WyrHEuLLE. Va. Nov. Especial. IA
nrs occurred in the Fourth-avei,us Hotel
night before last which damaged the hote, to
The amount OF about $500. The Ere oriei.
mated IN the pantry. The loss is partially
covered by insurance '"'"''
a -petiti9p 10 being circulated reonss.ins
the Governor TO commute the sentences of
'Wavman sutton. who Is now ia jail in Lynch
burg awaiting TO be resentsnced by the court
and the .pjointmsnt OF the time for bis execu.
tiop, sovA Of the best citizens Are refusing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Bank OF Florence Fails.

FIoRXScE. Ala. Nov. 6-The Bank of
Florence failed TO open its doors this morn
in The bank officers re use TO make a
statement. The as cts AMI liabilities cannot
be earned. Several exciting scenes were en-
acted in the bank ne depostor game ac
cess to the vice resident and. at the point of
pistol. demanded ms money. He was per-
sua led to desst A notice on the door says:
CLOSED temporarilyn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
The Ieoplees ParfX Vote.

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 6.-Ths Peoples
party vote in the State is placed by the Re-
publican leaders at about 1900. 1900 Of
which WAS cast in this city. The leaders Of
the people party contend that the total vote
cast for the party in the State will amount to
10000 Their candidate for Governor Frank
l.. Seitz. saws that the party will continue its
organization aud expects to poll q largely IN
creased vote next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

O,Ivysros, TEr.. Nov 6.-The large dry
Zoos urn OK Weiss Brothers made an assign.
,rrnt Yesterday. Gus Levy being named A.
s.co ss ne Assets are between $500. 700 and
zoo; 600; liabilities, sS5O, 900. '''''' -"A
IL Is now stated that the iisbil,,;s. ~ w.,..
brothers. wholesale dry goods dsslsrs Who
tsrs Of million. " 'u''''qaA''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

DR.. }. W. Cloves. of 667 Fifth avenue. New
York city. has invented great improvement
in the art Of dentistry by means of which
missing teeth may be artificially restored and
broken or loose natural teeth may be pre-
served from further decay, and enabled TO be-
come mutual support This is done by in
sertng filings Ia adjoining teeth. formed Of
q single body Of plastic material the ordin-
airy dental analgsm being generally used
which rests directly upon tho gums. Where
the front teeth are entirely absent artificial
teeth are supplied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

DR.. Mtscherlich has invented stuff made
from the fbers of wood. Thin boards, with
the knots taken out are treated with a solu-
ton Of sulphuric acid IN q hollow boiler. Not
only the hard matter. which is the cause of
the brlttleness Of wood fbers. is eliminated by
this treatment, but the fiber itself is chemi-
cally transformed. IL is bleached and be-
comes silky as well as strong and elastic. 1t
is then treated in the same manner as any
other goods, that is. combed. spun and finally
woven into stuhs of exceeding hneness and
different varieties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

maritime laboratory Of biology and
zoology will lie opened next year at Bergen,
Norway. Situated in region where the ma
rine laura is particularly rich and interest
ing 1t IS destined 10 render great service 10
science, Ii h been decided 10 allow the free
use OF he establishment to foreign sayants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
How to Cure All SKIN Diseases =

SIxpTY apnly "Swavne. Ointment" No IN
ternal medicine required Cures letter eczema
Itch ell erurtions on the face, hands, nose, tc
leaving tho skin clear, white. and healthy. IL,
great healing and curative powers are possessed
mbno other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
bwarnes Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

Professor Rudolph yirchow. the Great
German ientist las reached his ssventisth
year. Professor virchow 10 the or ginator OF
the ceil-Rrowth theory OF disease. which has
been characterized tho most important step
" pstno.oRy" OF the period. In that IL has
niue ICES than rsvolut,onixsd pathological
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Free SAMPLE. OF DR. Miles Restorative
Neryine, at Owens L Minors Drug Company.
1907 Main street. opposite postofhce, cures head
ache, nervousness, sleeplessness. neuralgia
fits, nervous debility. poor memory, etc. A now
and remarkable discovery. Or address the Dr
Miles Medical Company. Elkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07

~ wAsHINGTON-sTREE METHODIST
CHURCH corner Cary and WASHINGTON
streets Preaching tomorrow at II 4. ii. a.
7:35 =. VI. b. the pastor. Rev r. II. BENNErr au
members and friends are urgently invited 70 ns
present a. both services. 20 morrow being the
lat cabl ath Of the Conference year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Middle WeiRhfa Matched.

San francisco. CAr., Nov. 6.-The Occi-
dental Athletic Club has matched George L.
Blanche and Alexander Greggains middle
weights to tight on December Eth for purse