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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

Showing the Diversity of Products Taken To
South American Countries.


South American Countries.
W.IuNo1oN ID. c.. Mar. 27-The mani
isf of the last cargo of the Brazilian naval
steamship Finance" which Postmaster Gen
c-ll NauauHkef has just had am opportunity
tu look over. shows invoices OF tine value ot
over $500 600 aud illustrates how many differ
ont SUtc~ the cuigo was made up from and
what % great diversity u4 products is takrn
out u the south American countries. Tho
Finance sailed from New York Tor ~.
Thomas Para. Narahau. lciuambuc0. Ranal,
Rio and Santos via Newport News.
Five hundred kegs of lard were ON their way
from Ohio 20 Rio. Eleven boxes Of empty
bottles and 10 end of duggisi7' glassware
went from New Jersey to RIO and 20 tue lIa-
zilau capital from Illinois Massachusetts
sends gymnasium apparatus o. ~. Thomas,
and Michigan sends coru-shellcls 10 5nhI.
Cases Of telcrhonc supplies are ON their way
from Pennsylvania for Santos. Iurpcnunc IS
shipped from North Carolina o. Rio. Wis
causin ships 6hrc presses to Bahia, and Geor-
gia blue drills to lilO.
Maryland sends fifty kcss Of lard and North
Carolina 200 barrels II rosin 10 peuambuco,
Indiana sends hence barrels of bacon. fifty
barrels OF wheat starch are on then way from
Kansas % RIO JauerlO.
Maine sends washers and wriuScrs 90 the
same port and New liamphshnc sends cases
.i flint paper. Iw@lty boxes ol colt u seed
are Oh their WAY from South Carolina io Nan-
ts Eight cases ~ baby carr.agcs aIc shipped
from Wisconsin % RIO alongside Of five cases
of meat cutters from Illinois for Santos.
There is more bacon from Kansas intended
Jon Pernamluco aud more manuiaD tured ar
tsl~s and more farm products from Michigan,
Wisconsin. aud Illinois, and ONO for all th. So
ports. Bales of hay from New l"lk o. Para.
and cases Of cigarettes from New York 20
Sauto,
North Carolina sends cases of suspenders 10
Para alongside of Connecticut bird cages ln-
tended for the same port. iounsyi'anin siIs
olJ cascs of petroleum 90 bahia. and ONO
bundles Of Whcel-hurOws o. RIO. Connect
cut sends lemon squtezcra tOSantos. and New
Jersey fans aud brass iowriIy tO hain New
lofk ship. "a case or corn cuie and kegs oi
butter o. Para. Goldfish. from Massachusetts,
Di course, reaches Bahia. and post-holc dls-
gers from Michigan reach Santos.
noticeable thing io ail 0i the lnanrfesis is
the presence OF great number If manuiac-
luied articles a. well as farm products from
th0 western and Southern states Massac.n-
sriis New York. and Pennsylvania probably
emp the greater number of manufactured mr.
ucies Int the Western aud southern States,
Notwithstanding the difficulties IN their WY,
approach the Eastern States IN the quantity
and value Of their shipments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

SAN FRANcrsco. CAL. Mar. T.-General
John Gobbons, in compliance with the Indian
enlistment order from Washington, this morn
ing issued orders directing that Indians be
recruited for organization as follows For
Troop l.. Fourth cavalry. at Fort sherman.
Ida; Company ], First company, at Fort Bid
well. Cal; Company |. Fourth infantry. at
spokane. Wash. and for Company |, Four
teenth infantry. at Fort Townsend. Ind.
To Second Lieutenant George kirNman II
the First infantry, has been given the task Of
recruiting for the army at Fort Bidwell.
Lieutenant Kirkman's work will not be easy.
The Indian tribes about Fort Bidwell are Of
the great Piute family. They are not the most
brilliant material for soldiers. Neyadans say
that the Piutes are a very degraded set Of In
dIaus. and it will be Lieutenant Kirkmans
task to get these Indians Ignorant and super
stIt.ous if not treacherous- shape for
drilling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
YiaIt nffhe CLnrnwltz.

SAN FBANcsco. CAL. Mar 27.-Captain
Niehaum. who is acting as Russian consular
representative at this port. said to-day that lie
did not think that the Czarowtz, AT present
i'm Japan. is coming here soon. 1t Is generally
noted as the first indication that any noted
person is coming that mail for such person IS
received No letters indicating the progress
OF che Czarowitz in this direction have come
to hand. and in addition it is noted rs another
negative indication that Captain Niebaum has
NOT received up 10 date any official announce
mont of the proposed royal visit The royal
party may come here later. but nothing Is
dclnatey known here Of the intentions Of
the CZarOwitI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

NEW YORK. Mar 27.-The Brooklyn Eagle
this evening says Alexander l.. Thorne, Of
Great Neck l.. J., is the man charged by VIII
liam c. Lincoln. Of Chicago formerly a board
of trade broker. with having wrecked his
home and happiness. and in the pursuit Of
health spent his fortune
Mir Thorne denies no ever had any rela-
tions with Mrs. Lincoln. or that he ever knew
the woman and thinks Lincoln Is either
crazy, or that be is attempting to blackmal
him Mr. Thorne and his family move IN
high society circles, and all their friends think
it impossible that Mr.. Thorne can be the man
that Mr. Lincoln imagines him TO be. Mr..
Lincoln left yesterday for Massachusetts, but
DIS friends say he is determined 10 follow up
fho cnan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Mxsterions Mnrdcrs Solved.

PARIS. Tx. Mar. 27-Four mysterious
murders that have been committed during the
PAS; year, and which have puzzled the officers
of the law, now seem to be in fair WAY of be-
iue solved The victims We're Ale. liandln.
who was killed on July 9, 1890. about thirty
miles west Of Purcell. ]. T.. and an old Ger
man a.d his son. who were called from their
cabin shortly after the opening of Oklahoma
and rruoll> Shot. audN clerk employed 10y the
Santa Fe railroad 40 Horton, i'm the Cherokee
strip. The murderers are believed 20 bc none
other, than Eiil Hudgins and his gang who
were captured February 5th last. The Off
cials have already gathered strong evidence
ngnInat them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

They Assemble TO Grapple in Earnest With
the Cincinnati Problem.

CINCINNATI, O.. Mar. 27-It looks very
much as though the League magnates in
tended to grapple in earnest with the Cincin-
natl problem.
Hotel. and there were present Frank d. Rob
inson and Davis Hawley. Of Cleveland: c. II.
Byrne and L. 4. Abel, Of Brooklyn; j. Palmer
O'Nell and A. J. Reach, of Philadelphia
President Nick Young. Of Washington A. H..
Sodcn, of Boston. and J. J. Hart. represent
ing Mr. Spaulding. of Chicago. Mr.. Byrne
stated lust before the meeting was called to
order that no conference will be held with
the Association. we will have a frst-class
club here" said he and it is our purpose TO
get Cincinnati capitalists to take stock"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

She was Perhaps the oldest Resident Of
Richmond.


Richmond.
Mrs. Elizabeth inncy, who was probably the
Oldest resident OF Richmond. died yesterday
morning at the residence Of her son, southeast
corner Of Ninth and Leigh streets. in the ninety
fourth year OF her age.
She came 90 Virginia from Scotland with her
husband. Major William Flnney, when both
were quite Young.
They settled IN POwhatan county and called
their pretty country home "EliOck' Here they
raised o large family
The husband died several years before the
war. John. one OF the sons. was killed IN the
army. The following children are now living:
Major William nney, who resides al the old
homestead IN POWhatan: Colonel Randolph Fin
ney Nr. Lewis Haryie Kinney and Mrs. Battele,
al Of this city.
Colonel Finnoy. at whose house this good old
lady died. Is totally hind
Deceased had resided in Richmond for two or
three years with her son.
Her health vas remarkably good until a year
or 20 ago. wnen 10 began 10 fail, and she CON
unued quito weak and feeble mp TO the time of
her death
In her last hours she was surrounded by all Of
her children.
Ars Finnev was a devoted member of the
Episcopal Church and was loved by oil who
knew her ln her seemed embodied all OF the
CHRISTIAN graces.
She will lie buried beside her husband in the
family hurying- ground IN Powhatan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Ilnc cLnnlnt.rf-Iionm.
lBy CabIo To- the Times.

Coax Mar IA thrilling scene occurred
to-day while the Judge was summing up IN
the ripperary riot trial The courthouse was
crowded when a barrister present noticed the
reflection of the flames IN the glass Of the
dome overhead. He at once gave notice as
quietly rs possibly 10 the Judge. who without
any display OF excitement adjourned the pro-
ceedings During the exit the police main
tanned perfect order, and the room which had
been packed was emptied without q panic.
The flames were afterwards extinguished.
The fire is believed 10 have been incendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
May be Lynched.

P1vHvuLE. Ky. Mar. 27-Three noted
murierers, who have been in the Jail here for
safe-kecping. left in charge Of posse for the
scene of their crime this morning.
They are Sidney Lewis who murdered his
father. judge Lewis. about a month ago: Bill
NcGraw. who ass.ssinated James Middleton
last fall. and young John How8l. who killed
several people in the famous Howard Lewis
feud. The latter il Il brother of the notorious
VIII Howard They all g t. Harlan Court
house for trial and nobody need be surprised
70 hear of "A lynchimg within the next forty
eight hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

CrMBrRLAND. MD. Mar. 27.-To-day saw
the heaviest snowfall of the season II has
been falling foT tine past twenty-four hours.
and still continues 10 fall undated thus
far nine inches have fallen. Electric light
and telegraph wires are down all over the city
and travel by railroad is greatly impeded.
KEADING. Pa. Mar. II. The snowfall
throughout this region to-day was unusually
heavy. IN the city 1t fell 10 q depth of six
twelve 10 fifteen inches on the level and is
drifting badly. The snow turned 10 rain to-
night. which is causing the Schuylkill river 10
rise rapidly.
HAERIssuBG Pa. Mar. 27.-FrOm twelve 10
fifteen inches Of snow fell here to-day. Rail
road traffic and telegraph communication has
not been intcrfered with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
The Rivers Rising.

PETERsBrRG, Mar 27.-lSpecial 1T is
learned this afternoon that the Nottoway
river il very high, and that the water is rising
rapidly.
The AppOmattaX river. which was already
quite high. rose about eight inches last night
and tonight 10 is still rising. The water ex-
tends for some distance over the wAaryes. aud
the lower portion OF Lombard street. in the
vicinity Of the gas house, is flooded with back
water from the river. as is also the lower part
of Bolllngbrook street. near where Lieutenant
run empties into the river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Mar. 27.H. NJ Stanley
arrived here yesterday. but will not lecture.
His manager. J. b. Pond, nas received tele-
gram from Agent McKeown, At Austin. which
says The criticism Of Stanley is 50 severe
that have been compelled 10 cancel all Texas
dates. McKeown is the Texas manager Of
lecturers, and has been travelling with Bill
Nye. II Is thought possible that Mckeown
got 70 Austin and talked 10 some Of the un-
reconciliated legislators. and they jumped on
Stanley so sayagely for his alleged desertion
from the Confederate army that the agent was
nirald 10 bin hln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Councillors ON a Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Mar 27-Ninety-two
cOmpositors on the Press went out on a strike
tonight Twelve stayed in. There are now
thirty-one men at work in the composing
room. IL is also learned that the men who
remained at work were promised double pay
for their work tonight. The strikers claim
that they will have the twelve compositors.
who remained at their cases. out tomorrow.
Strikers clam that there was disagreement
in reference 10 the contracts maize with them
when they went 70 work on the paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

Nine Hundred Deaths in y Week and Half
of Chicago Sick.

CHICAGO. Mar 27.--The deaths reported
from pneumonia and kindred ailments for the
week will lie about nine hundred, probably
the largest number ever recorded in this city.
Careful estimate justihcs tho statement
that nearly quarter Of million Of people in
this city are under medical treatment,
Every branch Of business is crippled by the
prevailing sickness. DIR. }. ID. Hammond
said to-day: The present epidemic of the
crip is as bad ~ a season Of cholera, SO far as
the number of people affected is concerned.
Every doctor that | know Is overrun with
business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
WnI Not Come To- America.

ToRoNTo. ONT. Mar. 27.--William OCon-
nor. the oarsman, received "A letter from
Spencer brothers and John Decide, the we'll
known Australian spOrtingmen. stating that
Maclean will lot come 10 America under any
circumstances Stanbury will sail by the first
steamer tor America after his race with Mac
lean on April 2-th. ii Stanbury wins Decide
will accompany him 10 the States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

rRr Cahln IN The 1imna

DUBLIN. Mar r. Soon after the arrival If
Mr.. Parnell at the Imperial Hotel m Sligo
last evening the Healyites, including Maurice
Healy. Sexton and Tanner, secretly removed
their luggage 10 another hotel from the I'M
peral and also left themselves. When Par
nell and his friends were informed Of the fact
NJ breakfast this morning they were consider
ably amused and Parnell asked the waiter IS
the Healyi,es had paid their bills. To-day
both parties have been resting on their arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
A Big strike Threatened.

Sr. LOUIS. Mo-. Mar. ga special from
Atlanta Ga. says; A big strike isimminent on
the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia.
The hrakomen aud fremen. who think they
have been uniustly Disseminated against in
the matter ot wages, say the standard wages
throughout the country is two-thirds the rate
paid 10 engineers and conductors, and that Is
what they ask for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
rIRE COMMIsSIONERs MEET.
Mr.. W. j. Gentry Elected a Member of the
Board.

night. with the following members present: Mr.
j. A. FrischkOrn. prosidon,: Dir. Fisher, Sec
retary, and Mcs-rs J. l.. Levy, Charles h. Iay-
lor and e.. W TAYLOR
e1 II ,r g -,,, Coo" e.
r. Sands Gavlc for Engine Company 80 o. and
Gordon 4. sheppard for Truck COMPANY No. l.
They promoted HOscman William Hayes Of
Engine Company 40. :. 20 be extra station
man" vice g. 4. Burbank, who was made helper
Of Engine Company No. s.
They also promoted substitute Hoseman
Henry ". Carter, OF Engine Company No. 3 90
be hosemau on the regular force.
Mr.. W. j. Gentry, from Jackson Ward, was
elected a member u the Board 10 fill the mex
pred term OF Major y. y. Randolph. Major
Randolph having moved his residence from
Jackson ward. Mr vi Gentry was present at
the meeting of the board last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

DUBLIN. Mar. 27.-At Strathgaldy, County
DONEGAL an insane man made hl, way into a
hall m which a charity ball was being held.
On an attempt being made 10 remove hlm,
the maniac dew a dcuble-barreled revolver
and discharged both chambers OF the weapon.
A girl who was one Of the guests was shot IN
the back and is now dying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Business Failures.

NEw YoRK. Mar Z7.-Failures for the past
seven days number for the United States 22s,
and for Canada q. or q total OF 25G as COM
pared with q total of 275 last week and 27S the
week previous TO The last. For the CORE
spending week of last year the figures were
2i3. representing 2l7 III The United States and
~ In Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

At New Hayen-New Haven. Z; New York,
5. Hits New Haven, 4; New York, z. Errors
New Haven. e. New York. &. Batteries
New Haven. Gillilaud and Wilson: New York.
John Ewing, kusie. and Tim O'Rourke. Um-
pire-kelly.
At Gainesville. Fla.-The Cleveland League
team defeated the home team yesterday 10y II
score OF 20 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Tramps as Train wreckers.

wnKRsBARRE. Pa, Mar. 27.--An attempt
was made by tramps last night 10 wreck tho
south-bound passenger tram On the Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western railroad by pling
ties on the track. The distinctions were seen
in time to avoid a catastrophe. The tramps
ESCAPED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
The Cnntracts nlegnl.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Mar 27.-Judge Butler
gave % decision in the United State, Court to-
day in the case oi the Universal Order Of Co
operation. The order is one OF the investment
bond schemes which lave recently sprung
up The Judge holds that il Is Illegal for the
order 20 enter into any contracts with mrul-
bels of the order unless there is sufficient
funds on hand 10 warrant the carrying out Of
tLe contracts entered into.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
tb.roes aVa,ns,'the Big Four.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. Mar 27.-1he Federal
grand Jury to-day completed its investigation
OF the charges against the Big -Four, of viola
TING the Interstate Commerce law. and IL Is
understood that an indictment has been
ordered. The Chicago and Toledo parties
did not appear before the jury, but enough
testimony was secured and the District At
torney decided not TO hold the case open any
longer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Sci rire 20 Her Clothlng.

WlLrAMsT0N. MICH. Mar. 27.--Mrs. Benja-
min Nickermau. who was recently released
from the Kalamazoo asylum, this morning de-
lneruiely sct Ere 10 her own clothing ana was
so hadly burned before the flames could be
srnotberod out that sho survived but few
minutes. She was forty three years Of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

OMAHA, Nrp., Mar. 2T.--Enyoy O'Relly. of
the ParLell faction. arrived this morning and
IN hour later WIS Informed by delegation Of
representatives of lrish-Americans that
Omaha would contribute nothing 10 the
election fund until assured Of u change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Shn NNIns tho NNncer.

NEW YonK. Mar. 27-Zoo Gayton, the
actress. who started from San Francisco
s,crd months ago 20 walk to New York on
wager, arrived at the Ashland House this eve.
ming Miss Gayton is thirteen days ahead If
ler time She has walked the distance, 1895
miles. in SIX months and twenty-siX days and
Will receive for her labor about - 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Railroad Commission.

AusTIS, TEX. Mar. 27.--The Railroad Com.
mission bill passed the House to-day. and
he will sign it. II provides for the appoint
ment Of three commissioners who viii regu-
late rates and adjust differences between ths
companies aad the shippers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
nuiltelcy Recognized.

pnovrDrvcr. II. l.. Mar. 27.-Goyernor
Davis SAYS he will recognize the requisition
crcane 10 him from Governor Bulkeley. II
Connecticut He says the possession of the
seals OF the State make Bulkelcy Govener de
facto.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Guilty OF Murder.

KANSAS Cry. No. Mar 27.-The coroner's
Jury In the lIoran murder case late this after
noon held John Malone, foreman OF No.
Engine-house. for murder in the first degree.
accessory 70 the crime. Both were committed
without bail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
R0SECRANS MUST GO.
VBH BEEN RETATNED rs 4 SHOT
or CTTIL SERTICE RITORW.
Aud Now II IL Considered Time for His
Place To he Filled by Radicai- Harrison.
Schcming for Rcnomination-Mahon and
Clarkson- Capital Notcs.

NRAAEhN%'h'h'
Place to he Fnled by Rehabilitation.
schcming for Rcnomination-AIahone aud
CIarkson-Capitnl Notcs.
WAsHNGToN. ID. c.. Mar. 27.-lSpecial f..
The civil service pretens.ons of President
Harrison have so often been exposed as the
ehallowcst hypocrisy that further evidence Of
Lis partisan subseryiolcy was not needed.
There are bat few Democrats remaining in
positions Of any importance, and the most
prominent Of them AL is General Rosecrans.
Register of the Treasury lie was appointed
g. that Office 10y President Cleveland, and
when HARRISON came in bc was fairly heset 10y
Republican leaders for the official sculp of
lt0seerau-. The PresdentreDh that 10 would
Doe vorylmpolitc torcmOyc General hosecrans,
that the Republican party had indulged IN
most pr0iu-e pledges and promises as % It's
REGARD for the Union soldier, ana he could
not afford to make sacrifice Of a general who
bad rendered such signal and valuable sei-
wee a- kOsccraus Despite the Presidents
manifest unwilhngnoss, based entirely upon
political consideration. ID rcmoYe General
j .secraus. the Republican leaders kept up
their FIRE upon him. The old General has
really cared nothing for the Office rs he Is on
the army retired Inst enjoying a salary Of
$1,000 per year. uut he has maintained In,
ground because hc was not willing 10 retire
under FIRE However. at last hc Is going out.
His resignation. which has been in the hands
If Harrison since soon after tAc latter became
President, will he accepted N timo for Cen
tIal ko-ecmns o. retire about the beginning
of the next fiscal ycar July lst lie viii be
succeeded by Mr.. O. B. Mason of Nebraska.
who has no army record that anybody can
discover.
HARRISON As A MEDIATOR.
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Un XYill Accent.

PrrrspuRo. Pa. Mar 27-Rev. J. W. Hol-
and. D. D.. pastor of Bellefeld Presbyterian
church. this CITY. has notified the trustees OF
the Western University that he will accept
tine Office Of Chancellor of the University. 10
which he was recently unanimously elected
By the trustees of that institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
The GaIcna and Nina.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Mar. 27.-Prepa-
rations have all been completed for the pump
ing OF water from the hold Of the Galena. The
wreckcrs will try to float her rs soon as She IS
Nehtencd The tug Nina is also being light
cned. Reports from Guilty Hunk say the
rrana il rapidly going TO pieces. Her ma
chiuerv will be taken oil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

The Official investigation into the accident on
the James River DIVISION OF the Chesapeake amt
Ohio railroad. Wednesday, by which the two
fireman lost their lives. clears Conductor iiosely
~ any blame The investigation has not yet
hesn concluded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Pure Gosslp. Saw proctor.

=, ST. LOUIS, Mo, Mar. PA special from
ban Antonio, Tex, says Secretary Proctor
spent yesterday Inspecting Forts Davis. Han
cock and Bliss His retirement from the Cab
met in July. he said. was pure goesip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

The annual public debate OF the Mu Sigma
Rho Literary society of Richmond College
which was o. have taken place last night was,
on account Of the inclemcnt weather, post
poned until Mondag night.