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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
No Counter Manifesto.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1S.--Justih MCCARTHY, in an
interview to-day, said he did not intend to
issue counter manifesto to the one issued
by the Parnelhtos last night. He trusted
tho nations verdict and the good sense OF
lrishmen would estimate the true si2nih-
cance of the division still existing IN the
Irish parliamentary party. In conclusion
he said he and all his colleagues now only
wished TO remember Parnelps noble en-
to promote lreland's interests.
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End OF an Orgy.

CmorEAu, Oct. 13.--[Special. Saturday
John Haley. who has been on protracted
spree at Chotenu, was found dead in q
cabin on Dennis Collins ranch, near Clark
Bros. An inquest was commenced yester-
day. Eight bottles Of morphine and two
one gallon jugs were found in the cabin.
The jugs and two morphine bottles were
empty. Haley had been at the cabin three
days, during which time he drank two gal
Ions Of whisky and took two bottles OF
morphine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Philade,phia Fall Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Openinp day of
the fall meeting of the Philadelphia Trot-
ting association.
2:4O trot-Willis A. won, Ben S. second.
Frank Brown third, Blue Light fourth.
Best time. 2:31&.
$50 paee--Brown Frank won, King Med
ium second, II. j. Rockwell third, Rose
mond fourth, Best time. 2:231.
2.20 trot. untinished-Cypress took the
only heat. Time, 2:20.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Hnnast Rnse Ball.

NEW YORK. Oct, 13--The board of direo-
tors of the New York Base Ball club. after
another meeting to-day, adopted a resolu-
tion to the effect that there was no inten-
tion on the part of the management to In
any way weaken the team for the purpose
of losing gnmes to Boston. but In view OF
the disability of several players, it was un,
wise in the management to have arranged
the extra games. he directory ia firm in
the belief that the players were honest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Park city Dem ocratic clnb.

PAnK Cry, Oct. 13 Especial. Nv. y.
Reege, state organizer Of democratic clubs,
met a hearty reception here Saturday night.
The school house was crowded With an att
dienco OF the best people Of Park City. The
best of attention was given Mr.. Reese and
his illustrated lecture WAS highly enjoyed.
At the close the Park City democratic club
was organized with membership OF twenty
six. The following are officers: President,
A. II. Slide; vice president, Fred West;
secretary. G. II. Smith; treasurer, S. T..
Mitchell.
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Hanks-Allerton Race or.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 3.-The officers of
the kentucky Horse breeders association
to- night announced that Nancy Hanks was
not in condition to trot and her race with
Allerton was therefore off. Delmarch will
be substituted for Nancy Hanks and should
he win is to trot n match race week after
next at Independence for $4,000.
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A Republican Elected.

BUTTE, Oct. 13.-[Special. I'm the cleo
tion in the Fifth ward to-day, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Alderman
Reichle, only one fourth of the wards vote
was polled. r. M. Campbell, republican.
was elected by sixty-one votes to fifty-five
for Alvin Lachapell, democrat, and sixteen
for E. L. Mahoney, independent democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Chicago Race Nee citing.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Six furlonRs-Louis
M. won, Intruder second, Tamerlane
third. Time, 1:15A.
Mile-Bankrupt won. My Queen second,
Seed third. Time, 1:434.
Mile and one furlong-Goodby won,
Eolem second, Reveal third. Time. 1859.
Handicap. mile-Falero won, Hughes
second, German third, Time, 1:42A.
Six furlongs-A Audrey won, Ceverton
second, Glenoid third. Time, 1l5.
Six furongs-Irsland won, Stevens
second, Annie third. Time, 1:1515.
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SUNOL GOES IN 2:10.

Her Own Record Lowered, But That OF
Maud s. Not Touched.
STOCKTON. CAL. Oct. IA strong west
wind blowing in the face of horses on the
second half of the kite-shaped track made
very unfavorable day for racing. There
was large attendance. Sunol was to trot
against the record. 2:0SM, held by Maud s.,
but owing to the unfavorableness of the
weather it was predicted she would not do
better than equal her own record, 2:1OL.
She made the quarter in ;3119 half in l:o214,
three quarters in 1861, and the finish in
2:lO fiat, lowering her own record half a
second. The stallion, Palo Alto, trotted a
mile against his record, 2:12A, but the
strong wind was too much for him. He
made the mile in 2:12s4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Accuse Each Other.

CoLoRApo SrnlNas, Oct. 13.-Alfred Rus
sell and Thomas Lawton are under arrest
charged with the murder of Motoneer Hem
ING, Aug. z. last. Both MADE partial con-
fession of the deed. They wanted money
to 90 To the circus and agreed TO hold up
anS one thew might meet. Each claims the
other shot Heming and forced him to par
ticipate in the deed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Giant Powder Exploded.

BUTTE, Oct. 10. Especial. lat the Snow
Drift and Silver Lick company's mine this
morning, north of Walkerville, fifteen
sticks of giant powder exploded. shaking
the neighborhood. shatterinR shaft house
and proving narrow escape for four men
who were in the shaft. Chet Burns, the
carman, placed stick in bucket OF hot
ashes to thaw out. Near by was bucket
with fourteen more sticks. Luckily no one
was near enough to be injured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
First shipment From Barker.

GREAT FALLS, Oct. 13.-[Special. The
first shipment of Barker ores received since
the completion of the railroad to that camp
came in last night, attached to the Monarch
train. The shipment consisted Of one car
of ore from the May and Edna. and one
from the Queen Esther. The ore will be
treated at the silver smelter of this city.
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At Jerome Park.

JEROME PARK, Oct. 13.-Track slow.
Seven urlongs-Leonawell won. Belwood
second. Lillian third. Time, 1920.
Mile and an -Naeterlods won,
Peter second, Virgie third. Time, 1:59A.
six furlonRs-Monopole won. Kilkenny
second, Necromancy Colt third. Time,
1:18a.
Six Acknowledgment won, Actor second,
Kirsch third. Time, 1854.
Thirteen furlongs-Picnicer won. Hood
lum second, Rey Del Rey third. Time,
2.221a.
Fourteen hundred yards-Busteed won,
Silver Prince second, Roquefort third
Time, 1:24A. %N 4t.s14
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Lost Control of the Cage.

NIAGARA Falls, N. Y, Oct. 13.-At two
O'Clock this afternoon the cage men nt the
shaft of the water tunnel lost control of the
cage and it fell to the bottom of the shaft,
killing three colored mon and fatally in
juring two white men. The cage tenders
are in danger of being lynched by the tun-
mel men and they are locked up In the
police station for safety.
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Rerular Rates to he Revived.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-The bureau of
American republics has received official in
formation that the temporary suspension of
collection of duties on the importation Of
corn. beans and rice into Venzuela Will end
the twentieth of the present month, and
thereafter the regular rates will be i'm
rnaAd.
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Shot His Cousin.

LIMA O.. Oct. 13-At Holgate several
DAYS ago Mrs. Frank Burk gave her cousin.
Roy Burk, sum of money to deposit in the
bank. He spent it for liquor and went to
Deshler where he WAS arrested by the Off
GERS. On his return home he went to the
house, shot and killed Mrs. Burk and COM
mitted suicide,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
HARRISON'S HOME.

Goes Democratic by Il Good Big Majority
A Straw.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dot. 13.-The city election
to day resulted in the election of the entire
democratic ticket by msjorities now esti-
mated at from 1,50O to 5000. Sullivan, for
mayor. present incumbent, runs thousand
ahead of his ticket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-14
Horses That Come High.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 13.--At the second
day of tho horse sales twenty-seven head
brought $23,41b. Among the best snles
we're The Bud by Herald, $2,500; Maxil-
lula, by Lord Russsll, S2,100; Caraoal, by
King Wilkes, $4,000; Magnetic, by Belmont,
So. 200.
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Exodus Of Miners.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct. 13.--There is
an exodus of old-time miners to the copper
range, seven miles from here. The exodus
is caused by the discovery Of silver ore. the
assay of which runs 1904 ounces OF silver
to the ton, the ore being entirely free from
lend and iron, and composed mostly of
aiIina.
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Racing at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 13.-Mile and seventy
yards-Col. Wheatley won, Mean Enough
second, Hocksey third. Time, 1915.
Five furlongs-Minni Gee won, Frank
Kinney second, Empress Frederick third.
limo, 1:O41s.
Mile-Phelen N. won, Lake Breeze sec-
ond, Irish Chief third. Time, 1:4414.
Mile and one ns-quarter-Carus won. Mary
G. second, Carter B. third. Time, 2:15.
Mile and ne-eighth-Annie won, Hydy
second, Laura Doxey third. Time, 200.
Five furlongs-Rally won, Perblaise Sec
ond, Comether third. Time, 1:04.
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Catechism for Railroaders.

New York. Oct. 13.-Ihe annual meeting
of the American Society of Railroad Super
intendents opened to-day. 1t was decided
to adopt n cateohism for the use of engi-
neers, .trainmen, conductors, tlagmen, road
masters and section hands. and the COM
mittee on train rules was instructed to pre-
pare series of questions and answers.
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Trotters at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dot. 13.-Track fast.
Four-year-olds-Dr. Sparks won. Presto
second, Nellie Mason third. Best time,
2:179l.
2W class-Cheyenne won, Miss Alice Sec
ond, Abbie V. third, Blaze Berry fourth.
Best time, 2:15.
2:32 class Ollie Wilkes won. Corinne sec-
ond. Stella third, Russell II. fourth. Best
time, 2:23s4.
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Must Come TO Terms.

ARKANSAS CIrY. Kan, Oct 13.--Members
Of the Cherokee commission have arrived
here. They will try TO purchase the lands
of the OttoeH, Pawnees, Ponoas and Osages
in the next few days. II the Cherokees
want TO dispose OF their alleged title to the
strip thcy must come to tho terms proposed.
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....HELENA....
.woRKNEN..,...

We did not figure how cheap we
could get it and then send our
money east to benefit men who do
not benefit Helena, but we gave
Helena men the contract and Hell
ena men did the work, and it is
the finest in the west. We claim
it and it will prove itself.
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cordingiy made tho arrest this afternoon.
The prisoner will be kept here until tho
arrival Of tho Butte officers, when he will
be turned over to Thorn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Norfolk News In Brief.

NORFOLK, VA Oct. 2t-lSpecial. THE coal
expOr alton from LAMBERT Point for the week
ending October 22d. a reported 10y William
I8niu 4 Co. agents OF the Southwest Virginia
Improvement Ompany amount to 2l,9S tons.
Mayor Morris. who mas been confined 20 bis
rooms for several dsvs. was on the stree this
morning. His Honor IS suffering with a esn-
cerous affection OF the mouth, and is yery
sick man.
Tomorrow, at $3.50 p. NJ, Or. Wharton OF
baltimore, who has been conducting a success
fui meeting at tho FreemasOn street Baptist
church will reach at the People 5 Tabernacle,
and viii preach two sermons day during next
week
information has been received from Phils-
dellhla that few day. ago al n hospital IN that
city young Jacob Hecht, formerly of Norfolk k
committed suicid~ His father 4lr. Sol Hecht,
left for Philsdol ha last night Dung Hecht
was connected with the wealt thiest and most in
huentlal Jewish families OF this city and hleh-
mOnd
olonel i. VI. Henry has received communi-
cation from Colonel W. T. Smith. commander OF
the Grand Camp Of Confederate Veterans OF
Virginia. requesting him 10 make arrangements
for the We erans attending The funeral OF Colo
Doi Binford. late inspector general OF the
camp. Colonel Henry has requested Pickett
aud the local Officers OF the Grand Camp 20 be
present at the funeral. which takes place at
Portsmouth at I'D o clock TO morrow.
The Petersburg tiravs will arrive on the Nor
70 is and Western train at S:35 tomorrow morn
Ing.
IHE TINES correspondent had talk at the
Gladstone Hotel y sterduy with ex-governor
AlonZo GarcelOw of Maine. He will be Temem-
bered as the Green hack- Democratic Governor
elected a few yesrs sgO He had just returned
from the Blackstone lot sale lie was much i'm
pressed with Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Prince Edward roIitIos.

FARMyILLE, Va, Oct. 24.-lSpecisi lowing 10
the split In the Democratic party n this connty
aud the rroximit OF election day. the AR is
heavy with politics. Mr Lurton, the regular
nominee Of he party. will by good ma orltg
beat Colonel Booker. who is backed by only A
few boiters. and they mainly are from one dis
,rIct.
The Ifepuhhcans have decided not TO put a
candidate in he fed. and have issued the fol-
lowing circular
We. the undersigned Republicans OF Prince
Edward county hereby state that under no cir
cumstances will We aid IN placing Re u u0hcA
cket in the field for eleciO on the "a day OF
November 1891 Neither will We support any
Republican who ma announce himself candi-
date 20 ong as the two DenOc sic tickets re-
main in the field James j.. Harris. Republic q
cornty chairman, Prince Edward county; II
Us Thomas Cocks, " ] Hui bard Jane .
Hu ard James J.. Richardson. ". Cardwell,
Char es Scott. J. u. Brown A. 5 Hines. II. Z.
Bland. II. r. HOOPER. ~ NJ. McGehee. g. ".
Bragg"
IL : circular is signed by nearly all OF the
representative ReTui lIcans in the county e.
ce + ID. ". NIlker,On superintendent Of the
poo house but denies any aspirations FOR the
Republican candidacy for the legislature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

that hour his score was 300 miles and seven
laps. Throughout the evening there were
numerous spurts between Martin and Ash
niger. tie leaders. and the crowd was wild
with enthusiasm whenever these were in-
dulged in. while the band pla ed enllvenlng
alrs. All OF the contestants were the recipl-
ents Of o number floral offer ngs. the most
handsome OF which was q floral bicycle pre-
sented to Martin.
shortly after o'clock Ashinger began a
terrific squirt. which he kept up until he
had cut down Martins lead from thirty two
miles to twenty-seven. The crowd began to
think be lad some chance 20 win and
cheered him on. Martin was taking 1t very
easy, but smiling all the time. Martin sub
seqnentiy let himself ont and made lap after
Jap at a lively rate, which had the
eject of re assuring his friends. shows
that he had plenty of reserve power and
would use il if necessary. Enthusiastic adj
mirers of Martin and Ashnger threw mum
Der of five dollar bills at the men as they sped
around the track. At o'clock Martin had
beat tue worlds record hy ftty-one miles.
and Ashinger had eclipsed It by twenty-six
miles.
Az 9:45 Martain and Lamb were the only
men on the track. The crowds goaded them
into race. in which honors were equal.
AT 10 O'Clock the rece pts for the week were
estimated at s2j. 600 and the expenses $4,000.
This leaves $4,000 net of whi' s7.rOl goes
to the Madison Suuare Garden Company
and 800 to the men in the following pro-
portions Martin, S1.740, Ashinger. 1880;
Lamb, $3.50, Sohock, $3.50; Albert. s625.
Boyst, S475.
The race closed officially at 1913 p. NJ. one
hundre and forty two hours alter the start.
the score being Martin l,fi6 miles and 6
laps hshinger, i,4tl miles and lap; Lamb,
1872 miles: Schock. 1.327 miles and laps
Albert 1.3O miles Boyst / 3)l miles. These
six men come in for percentage of the gate
receipts
Martin thus beats the worlds record by
sixty-one miles. and Ashin er by thirty six
miles. The cheering was tremendous when
the final scores were posted Martin was
bund ed up in quilts and after chatting pleas
antly with the crowd which surrounded him,
he was taken to the Putnam House an put to
bed. Albert was cared for by the Sturdeyant
Athletic Club. and Lamb. Ashnger. Schock
and Boyst were put TO bed at the Putnam
House
Martin was offered 81 00O to exhibit himself
in museum for two weeks but said he
would probably refuse il as be could make
more money by giving exhibitions. TIC
crowd was entertained unit midnight. the
feature being Il ten-mile race between Howell
the champion of England, and Prince the
champion of America. The latter won.
Princes time was 30 80.
Then the six prize winners were brought
back TO the garden. Martin carried the rish
and American flags. Ashinger the American
flag. Lamb the Union Jack. SchOck the Ger
man and Albert and Boyst the American flag
They rode around the track twice aud re-
ceived an ovation and again retired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
IN. Political ont.stin Halifax.

HoUsToN Va, Oct 2i.-'Special VERY little
interest is NANTES ed in the approaching cleo
ton Notwithstanding there Is opposition o the
Democratic ticket IN the guise Of two Alliance
candidates. 1t is earnestly hoped and expected
By the Democrats that they may arouse MP
from court day. when We expect Hon III. Il. Pol
lard OF your city 10 address the voters and give
an old time Halifax ma ority. but the apathy
and indifference OF the average voter Is al pres
ent alarming.
Hon B. B. Munford has many friends in this
section who rejoice that the Richmond city
Democracy have h0nored him by choosing him
a. one OF their representatives IN the next Leg
islature OF virginia.
HE people of this section are still stirred up
over the recent "flfe meetings AZ South BOs-
ton There has certainly been a wonderful re-
viyal of religious enthusiasm. not only IN
South Boston but the sur oundlng country.
One OF its effects being the stopping Of the
nQuor traffic az this place.
Rev Dr Felix of Lynchhurg. Is holding
night and day services at the Baptist church of
this place lie i a fluent and forciDlc speaker
and iarge audiences greet him and much inter
est is manifested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
The A,,iancs VIII Not Contest.

CoIUsrnIA, VA. Oct 2i.-lSpeciai.l Our for
ests b gin TO show the touch OF Jack Frost 8
whitening hand aud present the varied hues Of
the rainOow, while tho whirr oi the bob
whites and the bang OF the breech-loaderi is
beginning 10 be beard in the land
Mr T. B Barwell, our former rector OF the -.
Johns Episcopal church. is making us short
visit. his hom. at present beng IN Lancaster
county. lie. with Dr. j. j. Nelson and Mr.
Pink" jenkins are on the trail OF the Wild tur-
key, but thus far the odds are rather IN favor OF
the w Is
5liss Fannie Pryor daughter OF Judge Roger
A. Pryor of New ROrk Is visiting her sister.
Mrs frank Walker al the Point Of Fork.
The County Alliance (cOlOred OF tluvanna
met at Palmyra on FRIDAY. October 2]d 10 con
sider the propriety Of making nomination Tor
the nOuse. The meeting adjourned wlthont
making any nomination. which leaves the held
open to fr. O. 5. homas, the regular Demo-
cratic candidate and B. W Tavlor, the inde-
pendent Alliance candidate. The county Is
safe for hOmas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

NORFOLK. VA. Oct 2i.-[special. Major
Theodore b. Rutfin one of the best known
newspaper men in this section of the state.
has been connected with the press of Norfolk
for twenty six years was one OF the founders
Of the Norfolk Yirginian. and for years
was the city editor OF the Public Led
ger. which position be held when
stricken with the disease which caused his
death. He was a good soldier. having passed
through the ate war as member OF the
Twelfth irginia regiment Was an honored
member Of Pickett Buchanan Camp, and Of
several secret orders. which will attend his
funeral Monday in body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
A Gigantic Strike Imminent.


LONDON. Oct PA crisis is at hand in the
marine engineering trade of the north OF
England. The union having demanded an
entire abolition of overtime. the employers
offered a COMPROMISE by promising 10 re-
strict the hours of overwork I bis pro-
posal was rejected. aud the union
resolved in favor Of attacking the
various firms in detail To checkmate this
move the employers associated together for
mutual protection. and To day gave weeks
notice OF dismissal 20 about 20 per centum Of
their employees. There are 30.00O men a scted
by the trouble. and of these 22O00 will give
notice of strike on Monday.
BRRlIN. oct 2i.-The printers demands
remain unsat IS ed. and the project OF gene
raj strike is being debated by the orgsni-~-
tions Of the various cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Wanted TO summon Mr. Blaine.

BAIrIMoRF. M. Oct "a. Deputy United
States Marshal Davis attempted 70 serve a
su mons upon Secretary of State james G..
Blaine as he passed through Mon station
this ternoon en- route TO Washington When
the train bearing Mr.. Blaine stopped at tie
station the deputy proceeded TO the car, buta
railway official having been informed of hisin-
tent0n. unceremoniously hustled him beyond
the pla form railing nd refused to permit In
TO serve thesummons. The suit in uestion IS
Wrought by JACQUES Won Raalte of Amster-
dam who seeks 10 recover Sl2s 900 from the
| nited States Government of Confederate
bonds issued during the civil war and pur-
chased by Won Raalte in 1868.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Motley Acquitted Of Murder.

DANvuLE VA. Oct 2i-iSpecial. Owing to
cold, harsh weather, the receipts Of leaf ol acco
this week have heen rather smal and the total
sales footed up only 10000 pounds.
rice were somewhat in advance OF those or
las week owing 90 the scarcity OF desirable
stock aud urgeut demand.
The jurr in the case Of J. Abel Motley, charg
ed with the murder OF George W. Ferguson, to-
day rendered verdict Of not guilty Ii viii be
". Ferguson. fourteen-y year-old boy. was shot
ami killed by some one sup osed 10 be IN am
bu b. J. Abel N ley, his uncle. was charged
IN The Ohense. .lotleg wa indicted 10y The
he resent term OF the county court aud to-day
he was acquitted by the Jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Through a Burning Trestle.

BRMINoH4M. Ala. Oct 24.-At CPS this
morning at Hatchet Creek. seventy miles east
of Birmingham on the Columbus and
Western railroad freight tram loaded with
engine and two cars passed safely
over. but eleven ears and the cal ooss
went down Conductor r. A. Rice an 4
Flngman H. r. Craw ord who were IN the
caboose. were killed and the bodies were
burned together with the train. Engineer i.
d. Hendrix in attempting TO rescue them
alter the wreck was badly hurt. Sparks
from passing locomotives caused the ire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Literary Society C Iteration.

fNrvFRsrrY ov VIRGINIA, Oct 2i-isneciai y
The first cele m ions OF the session IN the
Warrington an f1ersOn itrrary Soc eties
took pl % to night he programme Tor tho
" sshington Society was as follows;
Grafton 3ir NOruan a ltrDgoOt
DE a.e Nuesti n "ResolveI Ihst trial By
jurv should n onshei Affirmative. Nessrs
ga h Allen md rumpler' negative, Ae Sra
Coter wilson and erngood
For the Ieff rson Society: ebate "Resolved.
III tho tni ed States annex tho Sandwich
Islands -Siessrs. Peterkin and Lassiter.