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OFFERED TO SHARE HIS UMBRELLA.
Then He Acted So that Rosie Thought He
Meant to Steal Her.


Meant to Steal Her.
Rosie Rossnstock. 16 years old. Of 140 For
syth street, who 10 small for her age. told
Justice Meade at the Essex Market Court yes
terdsy morning that while she was look
Ing In Q store window on Grand street ON
Saturday evening she was accosted By we'll.
dressed stranger. who told her II she would
como under his umbrella he would see her
homo out Of the rain. When they arrived In
front Of Rosls's home the strsspeer offered her
away from him, but he hueged her to his SIDE.
Rosie cried and ran into the house, calling.
we'll dressed stranger was ovsrtaken by Mr.
Rosenstoek. and be was locked up In the
Al the court yesterday the prison or gave his
name as Jsmes B. G2ldey; aged 80. and said
abls. LOOKING man with white beard. was In
court in his behalf
OMr. Rosenstock would not press the com.
plant. and the prisoner. who declared that hs
had meant no harm to the girl. was discharged.
The sun., 1891-02-09
Latest surmise About tho Treasury.

A politician who returned recently from
Washington thinks that John c. New will b
tho next Secretary OF tho Treasury. He said
yesterday:
AT s O'Clock on Thursday afternoon last
President Harrison cabled Gen. John G. New.
Consul General at London. to como to Wash
ington at once.'
The sun., 1891-02-09
GEN. SANCHEZ DEAD.

Ho 10 Fatally Wounded by Soldiers while
Trying to Escape.
CrrY OF MEXICO, Feb. 8. via Galvsston-A
Guatemalan despatch says Gen. Cayetano
Sanchez died to-day at Faltsnango from shot
wounds inflicted By soldiers. Gen. Sanchez
was arrested several days ago for insubordina-
and put 9DSsr Dc Yes
guards who followed him. The soldiers re-
turned his fire. fatally wouniinR him. The
Government has ordered court Of inquiry In
the case. Guatemala Is preparing for war, and
bringing her army up to the standard required
by law.
President BsrtlIss O. Guatemala is novat his
The sun., 1891-02-09

The storm OF Saturday evening and yestsrs
day morning caused little Inconvenience to the
central oflce Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. Acting Wire Chief H owell said that
the damage was confined to the wires between
hero and Buffalo. No poles were lost and
most OF the wires that were gone yesterday
morning were recovered before evening. Most
OF the trouble was near Albany.
The sun., 1891-02-09
Mrs, Lyon. Robbed In the Street.

Late on Saturday night Mrs. Nora Lyons OF
As Wilson street. while returning from shop
ping was attacked ty highwaymsn In Wyths
avenue and robbed Of her purse and other ar
ticlss. The thief threw o handkerchief over
her face and she became unconsciouA VII
9ss s.ss ss.S ss sR essp sSs s' but
The sun., 1891-02-09
Fire ON /. wreck,ns Steamer.

The wreoking steamer Alice Haggerty was
partially burned at her pier Just north OF Wall
street at lax O'Clock this morning.
There wsre three men asleep In her-ths
cook. the fireman. and Deck Hand VIM. Curry.
All got out safely except Curry. who was
man Harvey Ware, and carried to the Old slip
station on the poicemans back.
He did not need an ambulance. Tho New
Yorker got around to the burning craft, and
some Of her men went to work on her.
The sun., 1891-02-09
Diseour.sins Ne.poiitaa Customs.

John Patchonns and Joseph Calico put on
women's dresses last night and visited num-
ber OF their friends In Mulberry street.
They attracted good deal OF attention In
tho Neapolitan colony. Some small boys fol-
lowed them and shouted. and Policeman Peter
Dsvlin OF tho Elizabeth street station took
them into custody.
They said they had. been to . christening
and had put on their sisters dresses to smpss
were locked up as suspicious persons"
The sun., 1891-02-09
A soC1BrY 10 SECURE REvHNaH
The Arrest OF Four Poles Discloses . Secret
Organization In the Coal Regions.

AAO ArfcSt OF rOuf t-0Iov ONvcHoveD - DocEcs
Organization In the Coal Regions.
SHENANDOAH. Pa. Feb. s.-William and Geo.
Butsairaas. Matt Moldazes. and John Lslurni-
kus. Poles. have been committed to the county
jail IN default OF $2.500 bail eaoh for murder
ously stabbing FIVE OF their fellow countrymen
who were instrumental In having friend Of
one OF the accused sent to jail for assault and
highway robbery. The four men are leaders
In q society which has for its main object the
avenging Of alleged wrongs done to It's NOM
bers and the payment OF all expenses Of mem-
bers who got into trouble before the courts.
Tho discovery OF the society's existence is
thought to be Of great importance. OF late It
has been almost impossible for the Common
wealth to convict Poles OF crimes because Of
the mass Of testimony In favor OF the accused.
This testimony 10 now believed to have been
supplied BY professional witnesses who are
members Of the society.
The sun., 1891-02-09
THE TRIALS OF TALMAGE
Contractor wills Threatens 10 Have tn
New Tabernacle Sold Out.

New Tsberuscle Sold Out.
The trials OF Brother Taimags on account Of
his inability to raise money toutside OF bis per-
sonal resources) for rebuilding his Tabernacle
are growing spsce. The contractor stopped
work on the building some time ago becsuss
his money was not forthcoming. In spite OF the
loan Of S125.OO0 by Russell Sage. Contractor
Ghass ~ assssss sas ue ehsss Ss ss
made IN tho plans which raised the price
{o $4,000. Hs o has received only $4,000;
church two notes ior $4,000 each and four Tor
notes, Contractor, Wills says. have not, been
paid; He now brings suit against the church
Tor the balance due him on his contract; ' and ard
properly. supsrseding even Russell Saee's
mortgage, He will sssk to hsve the unfinished
The sun., 1891-02-09
OGDEN HA1GHE A PRISONER

To Bo EKaNined at YorkviIIe Court on .
Charge OF Insanity.
Ogden Haight. . b.oker, Of SO Cedar street
and residing 10 the Wlndermere fats. 400 West
Fifty.ssventh street. was brought to the West
Forty-seysnth street POLICE station last night
by hta private physician. DR.. Leo.
The doctor asked the sergeant to take charge
OF his patient for the night, and have him COM
mitted at the Yorkville Court this morning for
locked him up.
Mr.. Helehf, It is said, is a brother Of E.
pimore Gsts. ~ West Fifty. seventh street. on
Dec. %, 1858. He had Q brother. Ogden who
was In business with him as broker.
The sun., 1891-02-09
She Was Merry and Then Went ana
Hnngea Herself

BRIDGEpoRT, Fob. S.-Mrs. Albert Koustouzer
Of 525 Kossuth street. in this city. got supper
the other night. chatted with her husband.
and apparently was merry; then she slipped
herself to alter In tho at ic with clothes line.
She Was subject to great despondency ut times.
The sun., 1891-02-09
Heavy Snow IN Nebrask.,

OMAHA. Feb. s.-For fifteen hours heavy
snow has been falling In Nebraska and South
Dakota. High winds accompanying the storm
have drifted the snow to Q great extent Rail-
road traffic II almost entirely suspended in the
State Trains due from the West at noon had
not arrived at o'clock this evening.
The sun., 1891-02-09

Heavy Snow storn in the Mohawk Valley.
TRIBES HILL. Feb. s.-More than q foot Of
snow has fallen In the Mohawk valley since
o'clock last night. Tho snow is very wet. and
trees and shrubbery have been breaking down
under its weight. Railway trSftio is not inter
required to draw freight trains, and the snow
ploughs are out.
The sun., 1891-02-09

Mcswysy, sac aud SJe Dro.Awsy.
kinGs asa siylss Il 80 ssais % tSs dolsS-i1H ~
The sun., 1891-02-09

SYRACUSE. Feb. s-Yesterday's snow storm
trsnformed every street into thing Of beauty
The snow clung to avery bush and tree. and
every branch resembled . beautiful white
feather. The telegraph and electric light wires
became white ropes. and from the street they
looked to be an inch in diameter. The damage
and electric street railroads was impeded.
UTICA. Feb. SIN this city there was heavy
fall Of snow last niRht. It roasted on awnings.
wires. and trses occasionally breaking them
down, but making . very artistic Landscape.
one route being given M. and the others had
poor serytoe. The loss p not heavy. The
brunt OF the storm passed between Oneida and
Syracuse. Trains were slightly delayed, but
country roads were heavy
The sun., 1891-02-09
BIG BLIZZARD OUT WEST.
SIX UNION PACIFIC FAST TRAINS
STUCK IN THE SNOW.

Vho SeOp0 Bxtoaae over Nobroekey "yos
mins, Minnesota. and soutA Dahots-
Wind Biowins ss Miles aa Hour aaA
the Mercury % Degrees Below Zero
The Worst Storm Since 1855.
CHEYENNE. wyo.. Feb. s.--six Union Pacific
mail. passenger. and express trains are block
AIDED BY blizzard at Cheyenne. Sydney. Nsb.,
and intermediate stations. Three OF them.
with 400 travellers. are on side tracks here.
The storm. which IL . characteristic bowling
blizzard. opened at 10 O'Clock last night and
continued furiously for seventeen hours. Snow
is piled up packed and crusted. The wind was
sharp and tho temperature below zorro. Severe
range losses are predicted but It 10 doubtful II
much stock will sucoumb. as this IA the first
storm OF any sort. Cattle will be chilled. but,
under sunshine, will recover. Sheep. II out
OF the pens, huddle in packs like sardines and
smother themselves.
There Is not little distress In towns along
the roads. Only the strongest men have cared
to face the storm to-day. Many were caught
short Of food and fuel A snow buckine outfit
OF 800 men and seven locomotives behind .
scoop snow plough left tor the east at o'clock
this morning.
81. PAUL. Feb. e.-At noon to. day snow began
to fall In this city. and there has been tho
promise Of blizzard during the afternoon.
Tho storm 10 pretty general In the Northwest.
although North Dakota seems to have escaped
to some extent. A hard storm was reported at
Minto In northeast Minnesota last night. but
there Is said to bs NO storm st Grand Forks.
Fargo. or Bismarck. In South Dakota the
storm has extended over tho entire State,
Aberdeen. Huron. Pierre and other points re-
porting very severe blizzard.
The Pioneer Press correspondent at Pierre
says the worst blizzard since 1883 has been
raging there since last night with little pros
peot Of cessation. Tho Thermometer went as
low a. 20o below this morning. and It has been
freezing all day. Trains will start out in tho
morning. but It is doubtful II they will be able
to got through.
The Huron correspondent Of the Pioneer Press
says the snow storm which set in there about
midnight was still In progress at 6 O'Clock TO-
night and has developed into q gigantic bliz-
zsrd almost equal In fury to that OF January.
1888 Ithas ragged all day. the wind blowing at
. velocity OF from thtrty-fvs to forty miles An
hour. driving the snow in binding clouds and
drifting 1t ss high as the fence tops.
At the st. Paul ofics OF the Western Union
telegraph Company 1t IL said that there ia
thus far no trouble with the wires.
The sun., 1891-02-09

S uAVs0ut 6mp0IOEs
soliueal circles In Berlin are dumfoundsd
~ ne totally unforeseen turn events have
80 N ltaly. The Emperor 10 regarded a.
s.s!s holding the trump card In his hand,
~ @s desl In this Ease has rendered IL very
Sasuls Tor him 70 control the game. His
sssv ana tho organs OF bis Government
Svup 70 The present refused to show their
- out there are indications that whole.
~. 'sss has been aroused Of Q possible
sx MP Of the Triple Alliance. Ger.
Ssas iorswsrnsd viii be forearmed, and
~ smost activity II being enforced at
@s @ asssnAls and in every department Of
saaonA defence. AZ far - diplo-
sssT b concerned no stone Is being
~ N" sassrnsd, and Emperor William person
sIieausstsd an assurance from King Hum
ssnnc sienor Crispi's downfall would not
80 sns relations between Austria. Germany,
N..nsAy suggestion has been put forward
Me!snor Crispi would be welcomed In Bsr.
ambassador OF the italian kingdom, 30
~. maintain she substance a. we'll a. the
Suol.nee Of the triple Alliance. A great deal
m.S ssaos upon whether this appointment Is
=. 80 Sienor Cnspi In Berlin would continue
80. Vesuol the foreign policy Of his Govern.
,." and outside military circles. that Is
~. among all the peaoe.loving subjects OF
n,,, n,lmsn empire. hope 10 entertained not
m. ust no may come. but that his counsels
p- .osa to tho reinstatement OF his friend,
rsu, bismarck. whom he helped By the
p'e Alliance to consolidate European peace.
MI, ~a rather significant fact that our trade
i'.,N ius IN the industrial districts which manu-
n..o largely for export to America take
sss ceaustics from the reports OF tho Amen-
49, S"nsuls, asserting that they are freshor
more reliable than those made By the
sothor1usA In BAxony for instance, the
~'as Government iavsstigstion int the
The sun., 1891-02-09

came mostly Chinamsn. With few Russians.
searehsd a even 70 the ilninS o. our clothes and
everything Va. taken from US, .,...
az sna 81 %si s aSsa
NSS;;fp 81 lt3 SnsR miles to the north"ard near the
unSs saysl fsssd %s asss e as W .
"A'&Shh :Sox " " ssshsa that
we were sentenced to work In the mines three
"Our. rations wore 9 pound Of dry bread .
selves. on this march were mot oruslly treated"
.se6 tGs ~ sna u
from the mIns vs car Sads q, ds o. SOSI day
e e fss: "s' ssE g ss'
II was the first to go down. and I did not
sssa sa % az Il Fl lii Es sss sass sas
SThs, darkness was 20 intense that ! was
meyer able 20 re but few lfsss 10 irSnt Of me.
light iss ss the % other rI .na Of ths SE q. once
went toward It. and there behold one Of the
most woiul sights oyer saN IN ny iifs:
he looked like q nend The light that / had
see came from the miners lantern on his head.
came ,oSaTa ,ssnf me r" ssn s s sGS
heal He then went back to his picking In
dissSust ,u,o. ..u. dov, ,,,,u,, III.
him two belts and chain with rivstlns In.
''sSTMs The belts were Of thick leather padded on
the Inside 90 that they would not cut into ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18
COTTON
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispsrch.l

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispsrch.l
FmsUaRy IL, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day u pack
agcA and Is taken In Highest, ssLso; lowest,
s6-aterage, si2bs
Loose sales at shockoe warehouse, RIA
mounds; highest, as; lowest si.oa At cren..
shave warehouse. 22.0so pounds; highest. 10 !:
lowest. 81. Total sales for the day, A,iU
pounds
Revenue collections: Cigars snd cigarettes.
slss2; tobacco, ss,eea ss--totai, s7.ssasa
Private sales: Filters. 10; sansured, ! /; dsrks'
i6--soiaI, "a hogshesda
small prisate sales. large stamp sales, and
lrm prices chardctsnzsd to-esy'e Transactions,
Win fail sales Of west Virginia bright Tobacco
VERY many west Virginia planters are In mar
ket with their eropa fits 10 be hoped thas cur
market viii keep lively enough % enable them 70
cell ous promptiy and go home well sstisned
win aichInopdprIces, ~ thsy generally do. Leoss
sales showed considerable activity win prices
won malnsained on AL grades. 4 good hrsax
will be- offered tomorrow though sAles sre
gradually getting smaller. and largo psu o.
the crop AZ this section has pesn sold.
MessrE. Thomss Il. kdrards 4 Cas- monthly
circular. dated liverpool, February n, says:
The business In January was TO fair cxtens
and it, scope pretty xeaerAL Wrappery Hesf-
ern strips and virginia brigats Hsfs mo moei
called for but TIE transactions embraccd ~
kinds. eyrn dark nlies& which hare been % ton1
| neglected, coming 10 tor some attention, ucntn
| at low prsces. KestEcky and Missouri IA! 70!
| eplnnins naot WHY pn<>daxats 0eEnenas w11lsl
| vlrxtnis was only s2ken epsrnei& f9r ar.
| tobacco generally NE market vac se16dy. epl
tor yirgini. tsisEss and ssuthxsshs y siaows
4 nardeniuE tondaacf
= 0n.ci1l txurc2 Nhic1 showed coot1Qe<&oz1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Silver certificates (Westorn National Bank
New York certificates issued on deposit OF
bullion. va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18
Iatrst frnm the Mires.

II Is reported that the Prussian Council Of
Ministers has decided against prosecuting
Prince Bismarck. the Deufsehs 1agbtatt OF
Berlin, In an article on loyalty, appeals 70
Prince Bismarck 10 dsavow connection with the
Hamburger NaehTfehfeR,
Tho Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton OF Baltimore met IN large numbers yester-
day in their rooms and adopted q resolution 70
the effect that the association Is stfeuuousiy OPP
posed 10 the bill now pending In Congress- pro.
viding for the unlimited and free coinage OF
silver.
The Federal House Appropriations Commit
tee Yesterday completed the last Of the eppro-
irritation bills the general deficiency and II
was reported 10 the House yesterday afternoon.
II carries total appropriation Of sS5,57s,S0s,
large part Of which t2S,2,S,3s2i Is on account OF
pensions
recurrence OF serious labor troubles which
may affect the wool crop Is feared In Australia.
The trouble originates In the opposition OF shear
ers who belong 10 the union to the emplcyment
by sheep-farmers OF "froe or non-union shear
ers. Wholesale strike upon the part Of union
shearers is anticipated.
The Kansas House has passed compromise
bill appropriatng t0O,O00 for the aid Of destitute
setilers IN the western counties OF that state
The Senate has agreed 20 concur In the plLl
The moasy Is 70 ee used Tor 'ne puten,sse ,e y.
were destroyed by drought.
In tho Chicago City Council resolution was
unAn imously adopted last night calling upon
the directors Of the Worlds Fair 10 silence the
reports OF lack OF harmony In the management
By formally recognizing Director-General Davis
as the supreme national az well as local execu-
tive ofacer Of the exposition.
The workmenis Council OF Brussels has issued
Invitations 10 Soclalistic societies throughout
Europe aud the United states 10 send delegates
20 the International Congress which Is 70 30
opened In that city on August Sth. In view oil
the action OF the Chamber Of Deputies In re-
fnsing TO grant tho peoples demand for uni
yersal suffrage meetings Of workmen with the
object OF organizing for q general strike
throughout Belgium are being held. Tho WORK
men have also begun 20 collecf.funds the object
OF which Is % enable strikers families TO hold
out whlle tho men arc out on strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18

xsw var. Fsbrusfy i7.-cossoa veeee
saiss se g s SsIes sxpofts 20 Cred bfi&eios
e es, 3H5 bsies :, Il sss Cosrnsna s1om naiss
1890 $500 "a, a. bales. southern nouz sun pgs
s ssodx &b.st stronger bat dgil; 20. rcd
sHefss IN sievs,cr: cf5i1us s1esdff No ~.
fepus,y ~ ,ors fairly acrve ed vi5e
s s,n5. "a 1. oste. So slevAios sptso9s nrn
~ usxr' ADVANCE Fsbtustys c3k stSn.
~ Nv. 6ae. 6ats nffasf end qeiss 81
n Vsn a. ami Ana frnser; YshEnssy, wxo; H6Lss
mat MAT and IA coffee -opfions cIessd p.rsp
s,ssJv And daset ftbfneSy. ~ wssn'SS< o.
Msruh. tla sta<i7t Nay, si9 &esiSSel snss<~.
frm and In fair demand 10, q ei.ts sisS-
Raw duIi and nominal rsnneo qn, 49,. 1870
sss-- New OrieAss sseadS sad quieh n 49, ~
and quiet psuclsuna 7u1st sn go, ~ ~ gatsl.
c,,sSs. IN srsic. x3a9sc. Bosin dali enc fs32x;
sira,nsd. comrnon 20 good, 5LnteeiSS -,
pen:ins dulot aad steady ~ tOhetlo 49,
auict and nrrn Pork in moderate aemsno Ill x
steady Bsef auiet and steady. bsef hams ao.a
ana nrn,. Tiercod beef quiet and stesdy wv
meas auiet and essy picxisd bellies pee&S
M,sa,sa dnii snS veal. Lard about STEADY -
dniI western steam, $50, city, ta1e3Ss
Fsprusry. SEQ; May. 800 ssked. srsfgh~
weassr and Gull cotton, I'D; Efsin, A1
CHICAGO.
f,utcleo. February i7.--cash auosafsoqes
p,oar norninally unchanged NO bvrin4
wheat. siHc No red, sss9sc- NO = corn
bIs.c. No. 2eats, tsc Mesepork. $40 1919
ssG snortribs s4.4sat4 .: shoudsrs e&Ds$si
snort-c;ear. st.saatlsn. whiskey. ti.b.
Tba laedine fuflfes RANGED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. 1 Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
IFS action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 4
to all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
eists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. DO not accept any
/, substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup Co.
saa FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE ~ ffw Fofgs M
ID .su, Wlsi&YlosRseolsis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18

waking 10 realize the fact that East Ten
nessee il the plnce 10 produce fine tobacco
az well as wheat and various vegetables,
and while always attentive TO the sup
plying of good table. yet every spare
acre. every empty field is at once pub into
tobacco, and the result Is @ largely-in-
creasing crop each year.
This. OF course. In turn helps our little
city and Is bringing Il right 10 the front
as one Of the leading bfiQht-t0bacco
markets., IT'S 20 0feeneyiile that buyers
are coming and tbs here that they can fnd
what they desire, anything 20 suit them,
bright Wrappers, filters, cutters, ETC., ADD
in fact, anything that q market can pro-
duee can be had among the immense
crops that Greene and surrounding coun:.
ties offer for sale in the warehouses OF
Greenerilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18
oENIEs rHE soFr lMpsAcnMeNT.
sane says He DID Not send Cohgratuia-
lions Attributed 10 Him.
IDT iolsgraph 70 tbe Dispatch.

" - "tpttopo 70 tbo DepAttbl
,"'IA.s.AISeToS. February 1.-THE star this
So PRINTS the following letter from
iS'4iy Blaines Editor Of Eteatng Star, -
So. 20 many papers Of yesterdays date q
it,em attributed TO me and said 20 have
~ iead AZ railway celebration at Fair
p,lea' IN the State Of Washington, on Sat
~ iAst. Will you allow mo 70 say IN
NJ. e' yl9i,utnns that never before heard of
pa. 1.eOratiOn and that the alleged tele-
- Vas neither written nor sent by me ?
~ gpsttiully, James q. Blaine"
Il, - hcutl0us telegram referred 20 by
- D'alhe above was read, according TO
~, yV,tl, al the celebration Of the open
w. ~ the railroad uniting the State Of
&, layton and British Columbia. held,
bon,5ou, sl the new city Of Blaine on the
A. Eiiey me; The alleged telegram was
q FLOWS; To the Mayor and Citizens
No. tame \ named in his honor; tits with
t,s,a,hh' aaly teelipg that my thoughts turn
to1ssu you, and your British brothers
Iaoos Nhle you perform the cefe-
tis. ~ connecting your wonderful coun-
esps.i 'eyusinefeiaa union, aud il Is my
frnaa sish aud hope that tbs bonds
eoe saa sog-seay BY you may not only be Of
holi.eteiai union. but Of q Rrander and
e5.S NJ Dfothefly love that will unite Ia the
tsd ~. so nations Ia ono perfect union.
Nhiek 4es W both Of your ports Of entry.
D. ~. lYuf congressman inform ms Will
'aned, you vii be placed IN posi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18
Terrible Tragedy ON Pullman Car
tpv ,aIagranh % the Dispatch,l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, February17.-A Pull;
man palace-car on the Iron Mountain road
in passenger train from st. Louis due
here at 2 o'clock this afternoon was the
scene of dreadful tragedy at noon to-day.
AS the train was pulling out from Bald
Knob station Isadore Meyer, q travelling
man for Foster, Hillson g. Co., OF New
York, had Just transferred from the Mem
phis train, and was sitting in his seat, when
q man who sat eating a lunch suddenly
drew a pistol and fred, killing Meyer in
stantly. Conductor f. w. Leech, OF 81.
Louis. was on the platform. and hearing
the shot pulled the bell TO stop the train.
The man thereupon turned and fred at
Leech, shooting him in the head. He fell
to the platform dead.
All Of the passengers rushed from the
car. one of whose doors was locked by the
porter, leaving il with no other occupant
than the dead drummer and his murderer.
Soon the people ran to the train from the
town, many Of them armed, and succeeded
in arresting the murderer. 1t was ascer;
tanned that he is an insane man named
John w. Greater. from Vincennes, Ind, q
liveryman.