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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
THE GILLIAN REVOLUTION.
The REBELS ARE GAINING IN
POWER AND INFLUENCE.

The Town OF QuIlIots Captured by Them
Great Excitement aud Fear Prevails
The scotch Railway striho-sunshine In
England.
BUENos AYRKs, Jan. 21.-The news from
tno seat of war in Chilli today Is of most
exciting character. The war vessels of the
ievoiutionists have taken up position in the
roadstead OF Porto COquimbo, and han
commenced bombafding the city. Regular
troops, which have been hurried TO the de-
fence ofthe beleagured port fromY alparaiso,
are now quarteIed in the Lascrena hos.
pital and the various school buildings.
such Of the residents Of the place as are
able to do so are hurrying away from Porto
Coquimbo to Coquimbo proper, or Laserena,
capital Of the Province Of Coquimbo, seven
miles northeast Of the port.
The revolutionary fleet has also block
AIDED the port Of TOngOy, and the Govern
ment has despatchei 5000 troops, under
command OF General Torboralhs, TO the
relief and reinforcement Of that place. II
is reported that battle has occurred at
the insurreCtionary forces, but nothing is
yet known as 20 the result Of the engage
mcnt, IL one has actually occurred
The rey0lutionists have occupied Llmache
Alto, province Of Valparaiso, and have
-eizel upon the National factories there.
after having expelled the Governmental di-
rector, who remained loyal TO the fortunes
Of President Balmaceda. QuillOta, town
Of about twelve thousand population in the
same province, has also been captured by the
rebels. The pr0longatiOn Of the struggle is
having so disastrous an effect upon the
property of foreigners resident in Chill, that
the various diplomatic representatives of
foreign nations al Santiago de Chilli have
threatened 10 Immediately leave the capi-
tai and embark on the war vessels of diff
icrent natiOnalities now lying of the coast
Oi Chill unless the conflict is brought to a
speedy conclusion. To this threat Presi-
dent Balmacela has responded by request
ing the members Of the diplomatic corps to
delay their departure for few days longer,
within which period the Government hopes
t0 suppress the rebellion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
tThose Pamphlet Z.

The man who has been circulating the OF
jeetionable medical pamphlet about town
has been found by the police and was taken
before Mayor Ellyson on Monday. lie
claimed 10 be the agent OF a Philadei pnia
house, and said he bad distributed ,,,uc Tue Tue
United States, and did not knew that he
was doing anything wrong by distributlng.
them In Richmond. The mayor informed
him that such literature was calculated 10
injure the minds Of the young, and WAS not
such literature as should be placed In the
hands OF children. and that be would non
permit them to be distributed In the city.
The agent promi ed that ne would NOT
attempt II again, and that he would leave
the CITY as soon 40 he could make arrange
ments 10 do so. Chief OF Police Poe took
charge OF the pamphlets In the agenps
possesslon, 70 bold until he was ready 70
leave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28

s. strike was inaugufIted hy tnc spiuners
NWn.utta Mills Nos. /. 3 uui 3. Ncw EDI-
font. Nass., yesterday. Notices had ccu
posted requiring employees 300 these mills o.
NYfk iil q quarter past l2 O'Clock nt loon
.ni uutll O. OBJ .ocK at night for five days TINS
week. So ns Goo make zap sixty hours an0
a. uw the mills to shut down llr saturday O.
itlalr me engine.
CHARLES T.. lindau and u friend arrived go
N .fniNrt, ~ g., AcSfcrinN from Boston i'm
ll cigutecn-fuOt launch. Ou their way 60
-- Augustine. lhcy VIA ship tho launch tH
f.,srL
The savings bank of Wichita, Kan, fail Dd
r. ppeu ITS doors yesterday. liabilities about
sil OVu assets S15.UOO. The Micniia Nu,
t'aal has agreed io pay all deposits of SD of
less
george Bulmer Was KILLED and four feIlOw-
Wurkmcu seriously injured 500 ncserout1. ou-
far.o, yesterday morning pt thc failing sheds
u' inc lumber camp.
i.auoI Lopez was executed yesterday At
santa barbara for tIc murder OF Mary
lesirllio. His neck WAS broken uy the fall.
The result OF the thliy-secoud senatorial
ballot of Illinois W1t-. Palmer, IOl. uglehuS
loo. ~trcctef, 3. NO choice.
Charles Bradlaugn. who Monday wls re-
ported 10 be improving. has suffered auothtl
lrIaIsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
INGALLS, DEFEATED.
He is Beaten by the Alliance candida'

He Is Beaten by the Alliance Candidate.
topeka, KAN, Jan. 27.-The Alliance
caucus al / O'Clock this morning nominated
Judge W. A. Peter, editor Of the Kansas
Farmer. az senator TO succsed ingalls,.
pefer got 30 yotes, which 10 is said will elect
him. Chairman Buchanan, or the Republi-
can State Central Committee, says that In
calls will be reelected. The ingalls, organ
ization is in the hands Of shrewd politicians,
and nothing will be neglected In his behalf,
bnt the Republicans seem 10 be paraIysed
Inv the result OF the AllaLce caucus. The
Grand Army men are working hard for
Ingalls. If PETER can hold 03 votes, his
election is certain, as ~ will elect.
separate ballots for United States Senator
in the House to-day resulted: Pfeher, yi;
ingalls,, %; Blair, 8. Senate: ingalls,, 25;
Pfeffer, =. The joint ballot will be taken
tomorrow.
SKETCH or Mr.. PFEffER
William Alfred Pfelfer, who will succeed
Mr.. ingalls, in the Unitad States senate,
was born in Cumberland county. Pa,
September 10, 1881. He is OF Dutch
parentage, and Il self-made man. His
schooling was obtained between the ayes
OF ten and fifteen, when he attended the
puDlic schools seven months OF each
was made a aster Of a small district school,
aud taught there until be was nineteen.
la 1850 be caught the gold lever aud went
TO California. where be remained two
wears. He made considerable money and
returned 10 Pennsylvania u 1852. There he
married sarah Jane Barber and removed
10 Indiana. He engaged In farming near
Crawfordsyi.le. There business reserses
impoverished him, and he went TO south
west Missouri. where h, continued a
farmer. At the breaking out OF the war be
left The state and enlisted In the Eighty
thiri Illinois volunteers, he served until
principally on detached duty - qusrtsr
msslei, adjutant and judge-ads oca.s.
During the Two latter years OF hIs servloeS
he devoted himself TO the study Of law. and
at the close of the war he settled
at Clarksville, Tenn, practieing law. He
remained AT Ciarksyille until 1870, whek he
moved 10 Kansas. taking up q clanE Ia
Wilson county. lie moved % Frcdonta IN
| 1872, aud thece established the Frs.
donia Journal, weekly newspaper, sl
/ the same time continuing his Law pfHctice.
lie was delegate to tho NatiouA|
Republican convention In lSS0. ~ tea!
year be moved TO Topeka. assumed edteslnl
connol OF tue Kansas Farmer. And ofox
wards fought the paper. iis h>s been 40
gaged In the publication OF shst parsr es9
aimee. judge Pfsner IL "a even sjx ~
tall. lie II quite a. elm q
sir. Ing,Ils. being usually u>sy0w cheGae|
\ and lank u limb, thick black hair xceHI
ever bis hsw. retrealiax ioreheed, bic bI1c|
/ eyes shire deep over bqovy o}ock benH'
which reschcs quits q hih uato(> ~ nnr
! ner Of speeeh is sl90 ~ telIbcraee boo -
hesitating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Death of Mrs. Jeffries.

STEvENsyILLE, Va. Jan. y Special
Mrs. Janey Bagby Jetlries, beloved wife OF
Melville Jefiries. and daughter Of Captain
A. +. and MR.. Fanny W. Bagby. died at
Chapel Hill, \. c., on the 20th instant in
the twenty-frst year Of her age. Mrs.
Jefiries was born and reared in cur
midst, and was woman of rare attrac-
tions. Lovely in person. mind and man
ners, she was always source Of pleasure
and happiness to her family and friends.
She was true, faithful Christian, whose
short, but consistent life, showed the mn
press and influence Of the Holy splrit on
her heart, and trusting only in the righteous
ness Of Christ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
FELL FIFTY FEET.
Young Man Falls From Hallway
Bridge and IL Instantly Killed.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Jan. 27.-lspecial.l-- =
sloan Cathey, a young man Of Berry Jill
Township, Mecklenburg county. was killed
to-day. at the Richmond aud Danyille rail-
road bridge, over the ladsin river. Mr.
Catbcy was employ with force OF hands
in repairing the bridge ana lost his balance,
falling "A distance Of fiiy feet to the water
below. lie sunk Immediately. aud by the
time bis body could be recovered he was
dead. MIR. Cathey was son OF widowed
mother and WAS young man highly es-
teemed.
4. j. Simrell, prominent citizen OF this
county, died Monday Ut the age Of % years.
The foundation for new Methadi.t coi-
lege ha, been laid at Autherfordton, y. g.,
and the building will be completed Dy July.
A little white girl inamed Bessie l'riniey
was acciieDtly shoe and killed tonight al
Rock Hill with 4 shot gun In the hands
of a colored boy, who was playing with
the gun, when il went OF, killing her in-
A charity bail was given In this city to-
night for the benefit OF the sollers Home,
which has recently been established In Raj
eigh. \. 4. The ball was largely attended.
Manvold soldiers were amcng the number
OF spectators. The proceeds amounted TO
about 5000, which will be forwarded 10 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Rumor That 1t Holds Among Its Assets
100000 OF Georgia Bonds.

NEW YORK Jan. 27.-l Special. Conf
dense and higher prices returned to Wall
street to-day. The Senate's action on the
Cloture bill and the belief that the silver
legislation would be guided by reason gave
confidence they have not felt for many
days.
George Gould says he does not know just
when his father will 90 South. He intends,
on the trip, to take look at portions OF the
Richmond Terminal system. Ny father
thinks very well of the Richmond Terminal
property. and has a large Interest in il. He
thinks all classes Of It's securities, bonds
and stocks, will sell at very much higher
prices. There 10 a rumOr that the Terminal
company holds among its assets 100000 oil
recently issued Georgia bonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items Prom the CT, on the other Side of
the River.

tN' AtNhftf
Mrs. Wooddn. wife of Rer. Joseph G..
" oodiin, the wel-known Baptist preacher.
died Friday night at her home near SKIN
quarter, in Chesterfield.
Edln.Or0 Scott. coiorcd bncksmith,W
burned 10 death at Clover liill, sunday night.
10 10 supposed that he had "a nt and fell ln
the tire.
Miss Ida Moody. of West Point, is visit
ing Mrs. j. ". Stub1-. ON Ninth street.
Mrs. j. NJ. g.. FitIpatri. A, Of Chester Who
was badly injured by jumping from "a
buggy. the horse t0 which was running
away. Dr. improving.
The Ettrick cotton mills, which have
been closed tor sometime, resumed opera
tons on Monday Half ot the looms We're
pm 90 work.
Mr. -. i. \arnier. one of the oldest citi-
reus Of Chesterfield. ls ill Al his nome near
OiIrs Grove. in Matoaca district.
Mt David l.. Pulhdm, chairman of the
committee appointed by tine Chamber of
Commerce O. prepare plan for adNerusln-
Nanchcster's advantage, and facilities iol
manufacturing eutesI sIuses. a., has called
"a meeting OF the committee for this alter
noon al 4o'clOck az his Office ln the Leader
uldns. The committee are as follows:
N-s-rs. ID. J.. PullIsm (chalrman) A. j..
AlamsOu, Augustine Royal, y. i. BRADLEY,
james J.. Robertson, W. l.. Moody ana
John =. Taylor.
Ibe sneral Of Mr.. Richard Cottreil took
Place Monday afternoon from the thil-
~n.et Methodist church. 10 was largely
attended. and the iutermcni was madr ai
Naurt. lie was gallant Elliott Gray,
-.r,,d faithfully all through the war, and
had tac love and esteem 0f all OF his com.
rales during that period and since. lie had
uur been "a sufferer and died lu the bless. a
hope 0f "a oefieT aud brighter life. lie
leaves wife. but no children, aui "a large
circle uf friends 90 mourn their loss.
Iae ~cuo0. Board had a meeting last
r..lt st ilr Council chamber, with MI
t.tU Brrl. president, ln the chair. The
..l,r members 90, tae Board are D. y. Nel7i-
-,. -.crctaI. E .Insoa. o.. n. busJy, 4.
A. ne-. ,reeu. vs. ". Pool, =. L..
r. le. DeD Edwards, B. A. Nunnally,
and lt.urge s A .aIr. There was mo- special
|..-Ira-. rrun.Irfi.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Two Youog Women ssnocated.

WAsHIGToN, ID. c., Jan. 27.-Two young
women. sisters, named Clark, We're found
in their room in a clearinghouse this
morning suffOcated bv Illuminating gas,
which had been left fully turned on.
The girls were out last night,
and upon retiring lett the gas
turned on. One sister is dead and the 9TH
er in a critical condition and unable TO give
any information. The young women came
from Hunters MILL near Fairfax Court
house, Virginia. They have been in the
city working as dress-makers for about q
year, and little or nothing 10 known oil
them or their relatives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
The Grsnt Strike.

GLASGOW. Jan. 27.-Yesterday mob Of
masked strikers, armed with sticks and
stones, attacked and severely beat a gang
II men who were at work in and near the
locomotive sheds Of the Caledonian
railroad at strathayen. The rioters
broke number Of windows, drove
lc nOn-uniOn men away and then
B., o. one of the engines into a turn-table pit
ID o darailed another locomotive. At We
ml -s BAY the strikers have gathered in the
un' t1rhOOd of the railroad bridges
)yO. ne Firth of Forth, from which
poi. vantage they bOmbarded with
-to1 the engineers and tiremen OF
.~ss rains. some Of whom have been
niur, Below GTccnOck Yesterday the
allrC tracks were found to have been
,mea. o over with soft soap, rendering i'm
possible ihe passage Of trains until the rails
h a been washed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
PETERSBURG.
state Council of Virginia Organized
Other News.

PETERSBURG. Va, Jan. 2I.-lspecial. =
National Councillor Thomas b. Chapman,
Of Hartford, Conn, and National Secretary
John Sewer. Of Philadelphia, arrived here
this morning, and today organized the State
Council Of Nir.inia with the following ON
ccTs. who sere duly installed: ;. e., l.. Il.
Rover. II Alexandria; ;. '. G., W. ii.
Cnicbin.. OF Portsmouth; ;. {. secretary,
Frank :. owen. OF Petersburg; ;. Z. Treas
urer. NJ. +. Whitehurst. OF Richmond; So.
Ind ". T. White, OF Fredericksburg; ,. L.
Ex. NJ. II. Shieg. OF Claremont; ;. [. fro.,
r. L. Hamilton, of Petersburg. Representa-
tiyes 10 the National Council, which meets
in Trey, New York, in September next
For three years. T.. c. Owens, OF Petersburg
for two years, j. o. Brummett, OF fredel.
icksburg; for one year, ID. 5. Thompson, OF
Ricbmond. Chairman OF Finance Commit
tee. James K. Caldwell. OF Petersburg.
An interesting address was delivered oe-
fore the Council by MISUNDERSTANDING
sewer. The next session OF the Councii
will be held In Alexandria ON the nrsI
Tuesdsy in september next at III ociocA
A. NJ. ...n,,shsd 4,
t,bes,erdeld county, under the auspices u
he German society OF that county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28

The Appomsttox river is on a consdera-
BILE rise aud the meadows on the Chester
field side Of the stream are submerged.
The water in some places is over the
wharyes.
The offerings Of loose tobacco to-day were
very liberal. and the market was active for
all useful sorts and last weeks prices were
well sustained, while for the finest grades
OF shipping and dark wrappers prices ad.
vanced about 80 TO - cents per one hundred
pounds.
Captain Frank Drew, much-respected
citizen Of City Point, whose illness has al
ready been announced in THE TINES, died
this afternoon Of pneumonia. Captain
Drew held the position Of master Of the port
4 CITY Point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
nright sunshine in Europe.

LONDON. Jan. 27.-Brght sunshine pre-
wallis in England, France and Austria, and
the thaw continues to he rapid in Germany,
especially in the western part. The Hoods
have been most disastrous. In eastern
Germany terrific snow storms are raging,
AID numerous wrecks are reported on the
IOuian sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Persoual and General.

State Secretary y. o. Williams, Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Will to
day leave for Southwest Virginia, aud VIII
visit Lynchbdrg, Roanoke salem hos noAe
College, Pulaski, and Lexington.
IF. r. Walden, Jr.. and George Rag
land. Of FLOYD avenue, left yesterday with
Rev. J. II. Harrison 10 attend the Glade
Spring Male Academy.
Mrs. o. NJ. Chapman, 5i4 west Broad, has
been very sick with the la grippe, but ls
getting better now.
aMr. Louis Kaufman, who has been IN
Asheyille, n. c., for his health, has returned
much improved.
Miss Fannie Talley. Of this citv, who has
haen spending the winter in New York, is
stopping in fredericksburg.
MIR. I. Hounenhan has left for Washing
ton on business trip.
Colonel and Mrs. George W. Palmer have
left for the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
APPOMATTOX.
The House In Which Lee Surrendered
soId-Probably to Bs Taken TO Chicago.

APPOMATTOX c. H., Jan. o.. special. r.
The weather. continues SO cold and wet that
the necessary farm work is very much re-
tarded, but as our farmers are generally
free from debt and have crops OF good to-
bacco on hand they are cheerful and hope
fu Of the future.
A Mr. Dunlap, OF Niagara, y. l., has re-
Gently purchased the RagIand House, in
which the articles OF surrender between Lee
and Grant were drawn up and signed, at
the price Of $1,000. MIR. Dunlap has no
connection with the syndicate which bought,
some eighteen months ago, 400 acres in
and around this village. His object may be-
to remove the building TO Chicago as COM
panisn piece to LIBBY prison.
The health of this community is unusually
good, considering he weather. Colds pre-
vail 10 some extent, but no one 10 seriously
Ill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Opening.Wbeai
Nav. 96JSc.; July, 92nc. Corn-May, 52c.; 1;
july, 52c. Oats-May, 4jAc. Pork-May,
siO'27H. Lard-May, GOc. Ribs-May,
s5.i2II. Closing-W beat-May, s34@
s5J.c.; July, 9lTc. Corn-May: 5l%@.32c.;
July, SIC. Oats-May, 455.c. Pork-May,
siO.OOH. RIbs-May, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Money Closed at Easy Rates-Flour
Strong Wheat Irregular.

Strong-Wheat Irregular
NKvYoHK. Jan. 57.-Money on call loan d
at easy rates, viz: 2@2A per cen tx
change steady; posted rates, 1865 lSsl4;
sctual rates, 1850 lS5l. for sixty days. The
stock m rket was more active this morn
ing. business being on somewhat larger
scale than during the two hours Of yester-
day morning. Prices opened generally
higher, the advance ranging from !. to "a
per cent; at noon the market was duh, but
firm at he best figures.
Produce.Flour strong, with trading
quiet; fine, $2dS2.Sj; superiinc. $3@$. %.
Wheat was irregular in the early trading
prices, declined y, but toward noon Y, OF
decline was recovered; No. red winter,
Sl.0S15 cash; do. May, Sl.Oi19. Corn was
weak throughout, declining = cent; 10. :
mixed 63c. cash. oats quiet; No. mixed
52c. CASH do. May, 5l3sc. Pork dun;
mess, Sll.50@Sll.lj for new mess. sugar,
Refined heavy and lower; cut Loaf ana
crushed, 61Ic.; granulated, &c. Conee-
Spot lots quiet; fair Rio cargoes, 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Sad News To Republicans.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. T.-At sena-
tor Hearst's house AT a late hour this sfter-
noon il was stated that the Senator had had
very good night last night and was feel
ing more comfortable to-day. There has
been NJ marked improvement in his condition
since sunday, when, 1t is understood, be
was very low, indeed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Thc rroposal Accepted.

MADRID Jan. 27.-spaiu has accepted
the proposal of the United States Govern
mcnf for the negotiation at Washington OF
a reciprocity treaty relative TO American
trade with Cuba. In political circles it il
said that the only serious difficulty in tine
way of formulating and adopting such a
treaty appears TO be the American infleXi-
bilily OF the tobacco question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Wat Virginia Protests.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. gI.-The
House Yesterday, by a stfict party vote.
passed resolution against any spproprmie-- m : :
70, for the Worlds Fair exhibit unless the
Elections bill il defeated 10 the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
Fru,tle.s Lie.

FpKpERrcK, ND. Jan. A.--John urases, ss,'
who has unsuccessfuliy seaIunsa ,ardsy svs %,,y
Years tor perpetual mo!'on, anu ~ ";ahty.
- HsrIsonvllis, Nd, vt the age o' e's"'-
three years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. ELS ,ecial j.
The Seabsard Company organized to-day
TO build an airline from Savannah to At
lauta. Colon Mike Brown Is president.
Richmond parties are interested In the pro-
tQct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY.
A NEPHEW OF COL. II. c. PARSONS
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED

he Man who Commits the Deed Makes
His Fscape-Ihe X. and ID. Wins Dam
age suit in Danville-Death OF Captain
Frank Drew. Of City Point.
STAUNrON. Va. Jan. IL Special. =
j. -. Parsons was seriously wounded last
night in difficulty with a young man
named Newman. Newman used knife
and inflicted probably fatal wound in the
abdomen. Parsons is 1 nephew Of Colonel
II. G. Parsons. Newman is still at large.
News reached here to-day that the Presi-
deut has approved the public building for
Staunton. Our people are much pleased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-28
HE NEWS SUMMARY.

ra-ccsst-NirslniS and North Carolina
rsir. stationary temperature.
The special committee on building pcr.
,,rs mct.-rroloSsor Harris lectured ON
,fsrc Poetry 40 Richmond College The
N.rssna Agricultural and Mechanical So
..e,, meets to-day The Blues Association
mcl--A civil service examination was
t.f-Thc Prison Association mot -
r. Academy ~ Med cine and surgery mot
MISS Matilda NJ. Frown and Rev. ". ID
kechmeun and Mt W. G.. Erwin and Miss
Aiansou were married.
VIRGINIA.
3D. Parsons was seriously wounded in
.n.nioa Monday night Boz cutting afIrav
Al Nrler of Che state Council of Nireinia
g., ..ean.zcd in Petersburg yestcriny.-
CHARLOTTE scott. the colorcd woman who
made fhc hrSt contribution to the Ilncoia
n.uumcnt. died near lynchburE yesterday
me chamber of Commerce OF Norfolk cn-
dogs, the Tonnage bui last uight.-A rule
a.s issucd iu the United States Cour; Of NOT
.s Yesterday against the shour OF Bruins
r.ck couDty.
wASrtNsI ON.
Ihc friends of the Force billarc much dis
arp..ntci az the decision OF senator stanford
r.t.I- against the cloture. They arc now
o.sng forward hopefully to the early dcoth
% senator Hearst Pennsylvania Repub-
I-.us uIc making malignant fight against
cameron forvotlng against the sag rulc. DEL
.sh,IeVed. however. that hc viii hold his
position.
NIW NoEk.
I.r Southern Is>nmhIf dance yesterday
... ~ ,gas . .rrv successful anair.-Ncw
'sIus srng from the great storm
.. .flrdal -at. Mrs. wombley. ono oil
ir Vanderbilt daughters wears $4,000
r... tnl has a housekeepcr 10 whom she
r.l, 5000 per ycar.--Ihe report is stnl
current that Jay Gould Is tocontrol the Rich.
unI Terminal he and hs son together
.Nn 5000 shares.
CENTRAL.
-l.lu Cathry. 81 Berry uW. Is C.. was iu-
sia.iy hllicd yesterday oy falling from %
railway bridge af That placc.-lu the North
Carolina state senate yesterday an amend
..rHt was adopted to a resolution appiaudmg
uar representatives in Congress for op-
..s.Ie u. Force hiil-Ihe Dul cstsblish-
n-a. industrial school for girls passed the
N.ita Carolina Legislature yesterday. y.-Ilo
amount necessary for holding the Exposition
at Ialeign has been raised.