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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

She Fights Like a Lioness and Causes the
Death of Two People.

PrrrsBURG, Pa. Mar. 2l.-Thrce months
ago Ruperts jewelry story at Homestead.
Pa. was robbed of several thousand dollars
worth Of goods by a man and woman. A
few DAYS later :. kelly's dry goods store at
NcNeesport was robbed of aquantlty of silks
and other valuables. and Il WAS supposed 10y
the same persons. Both eases, were placed in
the hands of Gilkerson's detective agency IN
this city.
The detectives located the supposed thieves,
and at o'clock this evening Chief Detective
u. H. Gilkerson and his assistant, p. J. Muir
ply, went To Bullrun, a small mining village
near Mcheesport. TO arrest man nalned
Fitzsimmons, suspected OF the burglaries. Inc
moment the officers entered tltzsimmons
house and arrested him, his wife, from tine
folds OF her dress, handed her husband
seli-actiug revolver. Fitzsimmons began
shooting AT once. and at the first shot
GilkersOn fell dead. with a bullet in his brain.
There was regular fusilade between Detec-
tive Murphy. FitZsimmons and his wife,
which continued until their weapons were
emptled. When the firing ceased Fitzslm-
mons was living on the floor. bleeding
from several wounds, while Detective
Murphy was badly hurt and somewhat dazed,
having received shot in his left shoulder.
another in his breast. and a deep furrow
pl0ughed through his chin by third shot.
The woman stood by like an infurated AMI
mai at bay uninjured. with an empty pistol in
her grasp. 4 crowd soon collected Detec.
tive Murphy placed Mrs. Fitzslmmons under
guard and she was taken to MckeespOrt lall.
Before Deceive Murphy had fully recovered
from the shock and excitement. Fitzsimmons
jumped from the room and under cover OF
darkness made his escape to the River noun
tains. A search party was organized and are
III pursuit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
OXFORD WINS AGAIN.
She Defeats Cambridge in the Famous Var
sity Boat Race.
IN Cahle 10 the Iimes.l


LONDON. Mar. 2l-The forty-eighth Of the
famous boat races between the crews Of the
Oxford and Cambridge University was decided
this morning. II WIS won bya quarter length
by the Oxford in TWENTY-FIVE minutes The
race was over the usual course
The distance is about four and quarter miles
over a course shaped somewhat like an 50
The Thames COuseryancy Board pOliced the
course and assigned proper pos tons 70 the
many hundreds of steamers and barges,
loaded with the oarsnen and their admirers,
which were anchored or mOored along the
river
In addition to house-tops. tow-paths. the
streets. and other points of vantage near the
Thames. about Putney itself. and at Ham
mersmith. Barnes. M0rtlake and other places
were crowded with spectators.
OXFORD WINS THE TOSS.
Oxford won the toss and chose Middlesex.
or the north shore
Hail and snow were falling rs the race was
started. and "a strong northeast wind across
the course was raising a very hungry sea. The
Cambridge got away with the lead. pulling
shorter. smarter, more catching stroke than
the Oxford. which used the OnlyeIsitY's old
long. dragging power al stroke.
Oxford gradually went forward and when IA
mile ard three furlOngs from the
strrt had Il length the best Of 1t.
The sun then came out and Cam
bridge squirting with vim. the two boats We're
soon nose and nose: the Cambridge amid
great cnt usiasm. then getting trihing lead.
The oxford pulled doggedly away. however
and at two miles had again taken ashgnt lead
A GRAND RACE.
The race was a grand one. and many were
predicting dead heat. as the boats kept al
most on even terms until three and half
miles were past when the oxford got half a
length the advantage. The race then depend
ed on the squirting powers Of the rivals. Ok
ford had better water toward the finish and
after "A magnificent struggle came IN the WIN
ner by "a quarter Of a length in the best race Of
vparS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
THE WHITE HOUSE.
4 Stepson of senator Vance While Crazed
with Drink Makes Things Lively.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Mar. 2l.-Harry Mar
tin, stepson of Senator Vance, of North Caro-
lima. jumped through the blinds and window
of the red room in the Executive Mansion
tonight at o'clock, in one leap, and landed
prone upon the floor.
The crash of breaking class attracted the
attention of Officers Dubois and Kenny, on
duty IN the mansion. who AZ once rushed INTO
the room. There sprawling upon the floor
lay q large. well-formod man, dressed IN only
his pants. undeTshrt and shoes. lie had been
slightly stunned by his fall Upon the ap-
proach Of the officers he immediately began
an attack upon them.
After a severe struggle. in which Martin
was almost dlvestcd of the few clothes he had
on. he was Oyerp0wered and ropes beng
brought was bound hand and foot and sent TO
tine First precinct police station III the police
ambulance.
The struggle in overcoming Martin created
the greatest upr0ar. and the President rushed
down the stairs from the second story, where
he WAS sitting with his family, and witnessed
the struggle. He had seized "A heavy cane as
h.. came and stood by ready to render the
officers assistance if needed.
While being bound Martin uttered the most
vile language. which could be heard all over
the house The affair made Mrs. Harrison
and the ladies of the mansion very nervous
the remainder of the evening.
Martin is well-known Young man
about town and is quite popular socially.
He has been drinking freely of late,
aud tonight was bordering on deli
rum tremens. He had escaped from
some friends scaled the fence in the rear Of the
White House grounds. tmyersrd the grounds
on a dead run. ascended the winding stairs in
the rear OF the Executive Mansion and bound
ed into the red room.
Tonight Martin is confined in a cell in the
sta,ion-house. His friends express the deep
,,, iortihcation at his escapade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
T.Iegrnphic Breyitie-.

The Detroit Vessel Owners Association have
agreed 10 the proposition Of the Cleveland
Vessel Owners Association not to open naEi-
CATION until MAY 18th.
William Dougherty, Of Philadelphia. said 10
be a brother OF Daniel Dougherty. the we'll
known lawyer and orator. wac found dead III a
cellar yesterday.
Walter + Hope, thirty years Old an IN
surance broker OF New York. was killed in
Philadelphia yesterday by being caught in the
shaitng in the Tigers Fertihzine Works.
In the Republican convention Of Clncin-
natl Yesterday John b. Mosby WAS renomi-
mated for Mayor.
DIR. ID. $. Smith. president Of the Hahne-
mann Medical College. of Chicago. and recog-
nized as one of the leading homapathists IN
the world. is dying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

WHEELING W. Va, Mar. N.-Ncws Of one
of the most atrocl0us murders ever committed
in thi, vicinity has just reached here. Thurs
dav afternoon Peter Richmond ordered his
wife % pick up pair oi scissors which were
ON the floor. and because She did not immc-
d.ately obey, he seized an axe and struck his
wife ON the head. telling her % the floor He
then struck her several blows with the edge
OF the weapon. leaving her head hanging 10y
but shred He then attacked his mother
who ran from the house shrieking for help.
Iichmoud Wa, ovcrpowcrod ly the ueighbors
and bound % the floor. He as supposed to be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Bad Dogs In the County.

A few miles from this city in Henrico coun-
Nv the farmers are greatly annoyed 10y the
depredatioas committed 10y Wild dogs. The
latter are very numerous in that locality, and
are no doubt attracted ty the garbage which
is hauled there from the city. The dogs con-
g,egate from miles around and feast on the
dead animals and then infest the whole neigh
borhood.
They soon grow wild and run at the al'-
proech Of person. Occasionally the citizens
are SO much troubled by the animals that they
turn out for dog hunt and kill many OF the
worthless ours.
There are all kinds OF dogs 10 be found in
that collection. and sometimes even valuable
CANNES leave their masters and go to ths
fields of Henrico, where they are finally shot
b. the incenssd farmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
ORGANIZING FOR VAR.
An Italian Says an Army of $4,000 Men VIII
be Raised to Attack New Orleans.

CHICAGO, Mar 2l-A special to the Inter-
Ocean from Ottawa. Ont, says the Inter-
Ocean correspondent met Antonia Scarpelli
a contractor and leading light among the
Italians in this district. who WAS IN the rail-
way ticket Office here to-day inquiring the fare
Goo New Orleans.
Tie made no secret Of the fact that he had
last night received letter from a prominent
Italian residing IN the State of Pennsylyania
asking ii be- u .uld endayor 10 secure all the
Italians possible 20 Join IN the movement
which is being orgauized 10 ayenge the recent
murder of their c.uatrvmen 40 New Orleans
next month. The name OF his correspondent
or tnc city IN which he resides he positively
refused 10 tell.
The latter informed Scarpell that it was
proposed To- raise an army OF $4,000 Italians,
promises having been received from Italy
that II 900 stands of arms would be sent TO
them il that number Of men We're raised IN
the United States and Canada 10 march
against the Crescent city. lie seemed IN an
lr@alt frenzy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
GRoyE AyESUE BAzAAR.
Contributions SO Far Received- Thanks OF
the Ladies in Charge.

The ladies Of the Grove-avenue church
wish to extend thanks to the undersigned gen.
tlemen who have kindly aided them. through
Mrs r. Garcin. in getting up their bazaar.
which opens on Monday evening, the 23d Of
March
Alpau-h d Mcgowan. Empire Pottery,
Trenton. y. j., one toilet set Kirk d Co..
Chicago. toilet soaps and pcrlunerv; G.. ID.
Gambull. Baltimore. one baucl patapsco
-four: Clark a Bro. New Jersey. thirty boxes
spool cotton j. D. Mason ~ Co.. one box
sweet cakes Smwbrdge ~ Clothicr,
Philadelphia satin cushion and scarf
Rothcrt a Co.. one rocker Jurgcns,
one table Gatcly q Haskell. one mirror,
Spott a Spott. one castor. KoAler, Miller a.
Ehoads. buchanan. Levy & Davis, Mr. Lewis.
PalMs Royal. William Jenkins a Son, fruit
Nh D. Kraft Moseley * BONNER, f. b. lay-
Tor. Bendhcim, Mr.. Hammond florist; NJ
Golden Binswanger, Fleischmann a Co.,
Compressed Yeast Company. y. Y, 90
Through Mr. Capers Rumford Chemical
Works. Providence. 8. Mr.. j. J.. Sutherland,
$50 Nr r. Crew, -. Dailron, FL; Mr..
Narcila. Mrs. Kass and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
BL1INE TIEIR CHOICE.
A Conference Of Southwestern Republican
Senators Discuss the Next Presidency.

NEW YORK. Mar 2l-A special from Wash
iueton says a story Is current to the effect that
conference Of Northwestern Republican
Senators was held there his week.
The subject discussed was what VIII be
best for the West and Northwest in the cam
pugn of l~gz.' The States represented at
these conferences were Kansas, Nevada Wis
consin, Minnesota. North snd South Dakota,
Michigan. Colorado, but not Idaho
II was finally decided that the conference
thought best ior the good Of the party III the
West and Northwest 10 60 10 work and try To
secure the nomination of James q. Blaine as
the Republican candidate for President in
1tyg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Victim of "A Negro Fiend.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Mar. 2l.-Last Novem.
Der Miss Alice Mines was assaulted at Sweet
Springs, Mo. by William Price, "A negro.
The young lady afterwards married, but the
terrible affair preyed upon her mind. and last
Sunday night she committed suicide 10y taking
n dose of arsenic. The negro was indicted by
the grand Jury and sentenced TO be hanged.
A delegation of citizens from near Sweet
Springs gathered last night with the inten-
ton Of lynching him.
strong guard surrounds the jail, and
lively times were expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Tint lhilinn War.


10y NdUIU 10 7 IIV T IIIIV'fI
LONDON. Mar 2l.A dispatch from Santiago
de Cuba 10 the Times SAYS Considerable eX-
citement has been caused by the report which
comes from Buenos Ayres that President Bal
maceda's new vessels. Admiral Lynch and Con-
dell which were at Buenos Ayres have es-
caped the insurgent cruisers sent T. intercept
them. and that they may shortly be
taking an active part n the struggle now G.
inc on III tbs country. The whole oi the
population. foreign capitalist and clergy. e.
cept in the province of Sarapaca. side with
Ralmaceda There is no analogy between the
troubles now going on in the Argentine Re
public and the troubles here. The President
and Ministers have guaranteed that funds
will be depCste in Europe for the payment
of the July interest ON the national debt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
One Killed. Another wounded.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Mar 2l-The Louisville
and Nashville "cannon-Oal" Cincinnati-New
Orleans express south-b0und train. leaving
Louisville at 2.ij. while running at a high rate
of speed. IAN through an open switch and
into a loaded box car on a side track near
Fast Louisville. lust beyond the city limits
dcmolishinc the engine, baggage and express
cars and three coaches Engineer George
Burrcss was killed and Fireman Alfred Erick-
son seriously injured.
None Of the passengers We're hurt and they
all proceeded 10 their destination as soon as a
new tram could be made NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

NFw YorE. Mar p The greatest fzzle Of
a SIX day race that was ever in this or amy
other city came % an end tonight shortly
after 10 O'Clock. Hughes the old veteran,
carried OH slc honors lie covered 555 miles.
leading his nearest competitor by eighteen
miles The closing hours of the match were
not Ike those Of any other previous match.
The attendance was slim. as there was hardly
any enthusiasm. The receipts 10 be divided
between the men amounts 10 about 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
4 Parnellite Chastised.
lBy Gable to The Iimes.l

Dublin. Mar. 2l.-At Sligo to-day while
David Sheehy. member Of the House Of Com
mons for Galway, WAS addressing a meeting
an attempt was made by Mr.. Timothy Har-
rington and other Parnellites to storm the
platform from which the orator was speaking
The crowd turned upon Mr. Harrington and
gave him a severe handling. The police had
to be summoned to extricate the discomflted
parnellte
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

NEW YoEK, Mar. 2l.-The State Senate
Committee resumed its investigation this
morning into the affairs OF the Sugar Trust
The examination # William Dick. of Dick *
Meyer was continued. but little information
was elected from him. II. q. Hayemeyer,
president of the American Sugar Refining
IOmpany was also examined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Sr. JoHN. n. b.. Mar. 2l-The Grand
Trunk railway has applied for "A privilege over
the Carleton branch railway. and site for n
deep water terminus here Citizens under
stand from this the Grand Trunk will make
great Canadian outlet of this port in place of
Portland. Me-. IN the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
strikcrs snfering.

PlrrsBuRG. Mar. 2l.-There is great distress
among the strikers of the Connellsvillc coke
rogion. Contributions so far 10 the relief
committee DO not amount T. more than $50,
OlO This has not proven sufficient 10 pur-
ch9so food and the miners live chiefly on the
charity of farmers Their case Is desperate.
and IL is believed they viii have TO 20 back to
wnrl ON the emnlOvers' terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
The Railway Troubles.

ST. LOUIS. Mar. 2l-Grand Chief Conduc-
tor Clark. of tho Order of Railway Conduc-
tors. arrived here to-day. Shortly after his
coming a committee of the Grievance Board
Of brotherhood Of Railway Conductors had a
conference with Assistant General Manager
Smith They ere reticent as 20 what trans
pred at the meeting, but it is believed NO de.
finite understanding was reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Anxiety Over u steamer.
BY Cable TO The Times.l

LONDON. Mar 2l.-Much anxiety is felt
over the safety Of the English bark Dunn
friesshire, which. ON October 18th, sailed from
san Francisco for Hull. She is considerably
overdue. The Norwegian bark Nesta, for
Gnnton from Savannah, january 23d. was on
March 18th abandoned in the Atlantic ocean
after having coliided with the schooner Norsl-
kap. The Vesta's crew arrived at Dover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Maximum Freight Bill.

LINCOLN, NEB.. Mar 2l.-The Maximum
Freight bin is undoubtedly dead. Last night
the Independents demanded n call of the
hour. 1t was begun. and Senator TAYLOR was
absent. The Sergeant-at-A Arms was sent after
him. He was placed ON board a special Bur
lington train by a railroad lobbyist and sent
to Omaha. Arriving there ut l:lj, he started
for Council Bluffs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Deafh for Death.

DALLAS. Tx. Star 2l-At Mosqueite yes
toriay two farmers. Ike Allen and James
Weatherford. engaged in fight. tine result of
"a misunderstanding. Allen became - en-
RACED that he drew knife and cut Weather
furd's throat SO badly that he viii die. Wealth
ford's brother. who was on the scene imme-
dately shot Allen dead Weatherford is now
m custnlY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Only AN Informal Talk.

ToRoSro. OAt.. Mar. 2l.-rhe Globes OF.
tawa dispatch says that Messrs. Upper,
Foster and Thompson are only going to Wash
ing.on for an informal talk about reciprocity
secretary Blaine insisted upon hearing On,
Canadian proposals informally before he
would enter into formal conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Another New York Fire.

NEw YORK. Mar. 2l.-A fire in the hve-stors
brown-stone building No. 6J2 Broadway this
evening caused loss of $4,000
The principal losers were the Alessrs. Gold
stein, cloth.ers. loss $4,000, and Max d Stern
beger. clothing, loss 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Ihr EillinrI Innrnnment.

PrrrsBuRG. Pa. Mar. 2l.-In the billiard
tournament for the championship of the state
tonight Mclaughlin defeated Dodds 10y ?
score of 800 to 1877. winning cash prZe ot
s2iO. the S:roup trophy. in the shape Of a
billiard table. solid silver, valued at 300, and
the State championship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

TRoy. n. Y. Mar. 21.-The Mccarthy and
Dixon dove contest for pure of $4,000 Of
fcred bv the Crib Club, of this city, will
surely t.ko place here as announced on
March 81. An injunction has been granted
restraining tie police from interfering, and
has been served by the sheriff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Finish oftb. Vallslnc-,fatch.

NEw YORK. Mar. 2l.-The score at the close
of the six-day's walking match was Hughes.
SOS miles. bennett. $40 miles and six laps;
Moore. go miles and one lap; Hegelman. 526
miles and three laps. Herty SIS miles and five
lapa: NoTelnac. 525 miles, Peach, 700 miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
nrnmned Inn Creek.

Ry.prSe. Pa, Mar. 2l.-The Schuylkin
,i,,cy vas fiye feet above the low water mark
shortly after noon to-day. William Stricklers
body w,.s in the Tulpeherken creek. lie had
been missing for nearly two months He WAS
a nrominent resident of this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

BUFFALO, y. Y. Mar. 1.-John W. Houghta-
ling, aged sixty-sx the conductor Of the
train which was wrecked on the Lake Shore
railroad at East Hamburg last April. in which
several lives were lost, and who was indicted
for manslaughter in connection Herewith,
but was acquitted, died ut his home in this
city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Mourning over the Assassins.

NEW YORK Mar 2l.-Memorial services
were held at the Italian Catholic church this
morning for the eleven men who were lynched
in New Orleans.
Itcousisted Of a high mass Of requiem. The
eoihce was packed with Italian colonists.
Rev. Father Zalorylia delivered the Grafton.
He said the men at New Orleans who were
l,uched were martyrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
steamer Weber Foundered.
lRrCahle to The Times

LONDON. Mar. 2l.-The steamer Weber from
Cardih March Sd. for Rio Janerio was caught
in the recent gale and dismasted. She sprang
a leak and despite the efforts of the crew al
the pumps she continued e. rapidly sink.
On the nth she foundered and fourteen men
on board were drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
The Grinne Has the Police.

New York. Mar. 2l--The grippe has APP
peared in this city. 1t has taken hold Of the
police force in earnest one hundred aud sixty.
Six ofits members being on the sick list whit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
sIugging Match Made.

BosroN. Mass. Mar. 2l.-A new match has
been made between Ike Weir and Johnny
Griffin for IA purse of II 100. given 10y the AJAX
CLUB. They will meet at the rooms OF the
club ON ADril 2lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
The "Thunderer" on Parnell.

by Gable 10 lhe llmeSI
IoNDoN, Mar 2l.-The Times says: "Parnen
would here be branded as q liar and poltroon
His back out Is accepted as the crown OIL the
confession that his cause Is hopeless"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

SAVANNAH. Ga. Mar H.-The Mayor and
citizens Of Savannah rendered public recep-
ton 10 Senator German this afternoon in
appreciation OF his party leadership in Con-
gress against the Elections bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
The ReYised budget.


ROME. Mar. 2l.-The Chamber Of Deputie.
to-day discussed the revised budget and
adopted a vote Of confidence in the govern,
ment, 256 10 2gO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Secretary H,a'ne did not 60 10 the State De-
partment to-day. but he sent over - ascertain
II the expected letter from Governor Nichols
in the New Orleans affair had been received
and word was sent lin that It had nOtarrived.
Secretary Eu-k has just received barrel OF
potatoes from Utah with an affidavit that the
Weld was g47 bushels - the acre. The Secre-
tary gave them o test on his own table. AID
pronounced them as excellent as the yield
Priyate-SecretaIy Hatford sad to-day that
he had no idea that the President had de-
manded the resignation of Indmn-COmms-
sioner Morgan. Ii is believed. however. that
President Harrison Is annoyed at the con-
tinual friction growing out Of Commissioner
Morgan's administration OF Indian affairs.
Secretary Blaine at 10 o'clock tonight states
that he had received no reply from Governor
Nichols 10 his telegram IN regard 10 the kill
Ing of Italians at New Orleans.
United States Treasurer Huston returned to
Washington to-day from Fortress Monroe.
Hestated that tine President had not yet ac-
cepted his resignation.
delegation of Richmond Lodge. No. /.
]. O. o. F.. headed 10y Noble Grand Chris
Eyansen. had an audience with the President
at O'Clock.
The lodge left for Richmond tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
GEN. JOS. E. JOHNSTON.
Another Of the Old Guard Passes
Over the River
AT 11:l5 LAST NIGHT.
Suddenly and Unexpectedly An
SWeTS the LOng-ROll,
DEATH NOT LOOKED FOR.
DEATH NOT LOOKED FOR.
No Evidence Of Approaching
Dissolution.
THE ROLL CALLED
And The Glorious Old Southern Hero Says
"AiSGGIl."

No Outward Appearance to Indicate That
Taps Were About 10 Ee Bcatrn, and That
the Reveille Was 30 Near-IIe Quietly
Joins the Army of the Blest with
Lee Davis, and Jackson Scenes
at the Bedsidc-His Funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
THE SURRENDER.

In the mean time Richmond had been
evacuated. and on the gth of April the Army
Of Northern Virginia surrendered at AppOmat-
tox. Johnston and Sherman entered into a
military convention, the terms Of which were
rejected bv the Federal Government Another
agreement was signed by the two generals on
April 18th, surendoring the Confederate
army on the same terms agreed upon between
Generals Lee and Grant.