The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-30
Brief Telegrams.

Mrs Eaton the Presidents sister, Is steadily
gaining strength, and there IL no danger OF
relapse.
Judge Tully. Of Chicago. Yesterday postponed
action until to-day on Mrs. Ph1be cousins Pc
tition for an Injunction.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Barnaby took
place at ] T. M,yesterday from the family resi-
dence in Providence. Ii was strictly private
The Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska railroad
was sold at iope.s yesterqsy ye morning par
The inquest over the body of Annie Armstrong
began to-day. Nothing but the fact tina; she
died from arsenical poisoning has come 70 hsht
thus far.
Irwin c. Stumpie, manager Of the late Senator
George Hearsts interest IN the Anaconda niinesj
denies all knowledge OF the reported sale or
the mines to the Rothschilds.
The body OF man believed to be Cashier
CoyingtOn, of Montgomery CITY, was taken from
tho river yesterday. morning at the foot OF
Union street, 81. Louis.
William O'Conner OF Toronto, has cabled
Stanbury in Australia offering 10 row MN on
any course IN America for $500 side, ana as
low him sJJO for expenses
The forest fires in the southeast OF Wormles-
dorf, Pa we're subdued yesterday morning.
Tho burned area covers two miles lhe damage
will mount up into the thousands.
A cable to the Police Gazette from Sidney, N.
s., says that StansDury has accepted William
OConner challenge, and VIII row on any sulta-
bic course in the United States.
The charred bodies of Conductor Amey and an
unknown brakeman were found yesterday IN tho
wreck OF the express and freight trains which
collided tuesday az warnings.
Fire yesterday morning destroyed the row oi
frame iiats lllS to 1926 Dehalb avenue, Br DOL
lyn. owned by Charles OAkes, and occupied ~
about forty families Loss, e26,Oo0. There were
no lives lost
A special from Galveston. Tex, TO the Police
Gazette says that match has been arranged be-
tween Tom Monaghan, OF Texas, ana JACK
Burke of Chicago, before the Galveston Athle-
tic Club for 500 On May 18th.
The Canadian Parliament met yesterday with
about twO-thirds Of the members OF the House
and Senate present. At noon the House COM
menced administering the oath OF allegiance.
This ceremony occupied most OF the afternoon.
Harry Lane. aged twenty. and Dan Russell.
aged TWENTY-FIVE years fought early yesterday
morning on Long Island for purse OF s2o and
the gate money Russell lost on foul N the
thirty-eighth round after both men had been
severely punished
The directors Of the Union Pacific railroad at
Boston Yesterday elected these officers: Sidney
Dillon. president; s IT, Clark, wee president;
q. NJ. Lane. second yice-presideBt; Oliver
Minks comptroller; q. Harris, treasurer; Alex
ander Miller secretary
Fire in the Connecticut River Lumber Com.
pGny Yards, OF Springfield, IN Hoiyoke, wac
Yesterday afternoon burned, with three lum lef
sheds and several small buildings in the vicln-
ity strong wind prevailed and the entire
district was threatened.
General J. W Foster and James O. Blaine. Jr.,
arrived IN New York on the steamer leutonlc
Yesterday afternoon. General Foster comes
from Madrid where he went IN behalf OF the
United States 10 negotiate for reciprocity
treaty with the spanlsh Government