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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

E1oS. III. July S0.-Gsoras Il, Lindsay.
frsmau of the Flgin Insane Asylum. ives muy>
dered this morning by John Anderson. a MAD
man. Anderson was thought to DO barmiessly
insane and Was employed in the coal-houss.
Lindsay had gone 70 the coal-houss where
Anderson was at work, when the maniac took
up an iron sledge weighing twenty pounds
aud crushed his skull Lindsay died within
twenty minutes afterward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

O-DAY was tn o
fourth regular day.
The weather con-
tinues cloudy. still
there was a large at
tendance at the race
track. es the pro-
gramme presented
an attractive array
Of entries with the
American Hotel and
Saratoga stakes az
the features. Tho
trac x Was very
heavy just before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

La SAIIx, IrI@, July S0.--Tho Ia Sails
miners. after being idle since the lst Of May.
have resolved to 90 to work on the terms Of
fered them three months ago. Business at the
mines Of the La Sslle. Union and Oglesby coal
companies will be resumed to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
BuyinR Land.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 3O.-President
Harrison continues 10 invest his surplus cash
in Indianapolis real estate. his last venture
being the purchase Of the block at the corner
of Pennsylvania and Georgia streets from w.
81 III. Miller, the consideration being 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
ASSOCIATION REcORI
KEEFE TO REMAIN.

BosroN, July 3O.-Et ID understood that the
trouble with Keefe the pitcher of the New
York Club. has been adjusted and that he
will remain with the Giants. His time IN ac-
cordance with the notice given him, would
have expired to-day. but he will return with
the club and again sign the contract
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

Nav Hlyxs. CoxN,. July so. AT meeting
OF the New Haven Chamber OF Commerce. last
night q committee wss appointed 10 suetele
the formation Of Q State naval militia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

American ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Washngton II. b. II. 2.
Washiugtons % Oil Ii
Athletics. 80 1921 o.
Batteries Foreman and Mcclure. Sanders
and MiIligan. Umpire, Mshoney.
At Baltimore: r. b. Il. z.
Bostons 2012-9 10 2
Baitimores. ......1 0 90 % 0-3 8
Batteries: Buffnton and Murphy Madden
and Robinson. Umpire, Davis.
No other Association games scheduled yes
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
VA. FRIDAY. JULY 81. 1891
Fountain. 1913: Ecarts. l45; Puritan. 1872;
Westmoreland, LAG; Countess, 1873.
RRIoHTON DEACH

BRIGHTON BEACH.
First race. seven-eighths of a mile-Amazon
first, Harrison second. Roger third. Time.
l:2e.
Second race five-eighths of a mile-Ver-
beua first. Katurah second, DR.. Bill third.
Time. los.
Third race. six and q half furlongs-Cyno-
sure first. King Hazem second. Rico third.
Time, 1868.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-Willie
t. first, TOano second. Vengeur third. Time,
l;26Z.
Fifth race. five-eighths Of a amile-Refraction
first. Tanner second, Ballsrat third. Time,
l:041S
sixth race. fve-eighths of q mile-Count
first, Adalgiss second, Alright third. Time,
l:O5ik.
Seventh race, mile and an neighth-Macsulay
first. Longstride second, Harry Ireland third.
Time. 2:041s.
GLOUCESTER. y. J.
First race. one mile -firoOmsman first,
Jock Stah second Lee $. third. Time. 1:5l.
second race. four and half furlongs-Sis-
i lone first, Eddie NJ second, Nellie James
third Time. i00M.
Third race. mile and an eighth Uncertainty
first. Ketchum second, King Solomsn third.
Time. 2G7.
Fourth race, three and half furlongs-
Climax first. Lita second, Bill Barnes third.
lime. 5s5f
Fifth race seven and half furlongs-
Cliuy first. Frank Ward second Hub 5. third.
Hme, 14i15.
sixth race, four and half furlongs Little
Addie first Morristown second. James A. II.
third. Time 591s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
HOMER HAS 4 HALK-OFER

Yesterday Blg Day at tsaratoEa-Results and
Entries for To-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
THE COLTS MOVE UP AGAIN.
They Knock the Reds Out in a Hotiy-Con-
tested Game Yesterday.

CMcINNArI. O.. July 30. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

sARAroaA, n. Y. July 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
DEMAND FOR BLAINE.

They believe that there is popular demand
for the nomination Of Mr.. Blame, and, while
he does not want tho nomination, that
the interests of the party demand that he
shall accept IT, and he will accept If 1t
comes to him without his own seeking.
Quay will be the leading spirit in the op-
position to Mr. Harrison, and the machine
which wss worked successfully to elect Har-
rlson will be worked by the same men now TO
cut him OFF with one term. Quay and Dudley
were in a sense in the harness of the admins
tration while on the committee, and conse-
quentiy We're embarrassed IN their opposition
to the President, whereas ClaTkson could go
at the head of the committee as new man
and be independent Of any obligation to the
administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31

The banquet was announced for O'Clock
In the evening. II WAS very elegant enter
tainment At 1880 the ladies wereinvtod TO
come in and seats We're provided for them
where they could hear the wit and eloquonce
which flowed abundanty.
Judge BuTks by right Of his Office as pTesi-
dent should have presided but being troubled
with hoarseness and q delicate throat passed
over his function of toast master to Mr.
Charles NJ Blsckford, who is eminentiy fitted
In grace of manner and Wit TO gil such po-
ston His introductions were extremely fe-
hc.t0us. and his selection of those who re-
sponded most fortunate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
soUAwBUCK APpoRrIoNmENr.

An illustration of what the people
may expect in the way OF a Democratic
gcrrymander of the State into repre-
sentative districts may be found in the
new departure inaugarated by Repre-
sentative Whites bill passed through
committee Of the whole yesterday.
The county Of Houghton is split up.
Two of its townships are placed with
the counties OF Keweenaw and Isle
Royal and the rest of the townships arc
made district. Never before has q
county ever been divided by the Legis-
lature. When county is entitled to
more than one Representative it is the
constitutional function of the board of
supervisors to make the division OF the
county. True. the county is here given
only fraction more than one Rep.
resentative, still that is more than one.
The functions of the Legislature have
always been deemed to stop with the
county and there is no doubt that such
il the intention of the constitution
How the canvass and return OF votes
under the present laws can be adapted
TO any hybrid districts like these 10 q
question. But everything Democratic
goes in "squawbuck" Iegislation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The louisville 4 Nashville railroad is
now open for passenger traffic TO Big
Stone Gap via the beautiful and historic
Cumberland Valley.
The Missouri Pacific survey of line
parallel to the Missouri, Kansas n
Texas road il regarded a biz OF bluff
merely, though in railway circles II is
believed that il will be eifectual.
Gen. John NJ. Csrse, the late post
master of Boston, ~. Il is sad. 10 he
made the vice-president and general
manager Of the Flint & Pere Marquette
railroad, vice Dr. Potter, recently re-
signed.
The lires in the Central Traffic Asso-
CATION Passenger Department, have
granted reduced rates for persons at
teBdiag the following meetings: Butch
ers' National Protective Association,
Pit,.hnrr. Pa. Nay 2S-se. Tinted
PresbytsrIsa General Assembly, Prince
ton. lad, Nay q, June ;.
There sre reports OF en- important
! deal having just been ceasanmsted I've.
tween the local authorizes at NinDspeE
ADD the Canadian Pacific railroad
wherein the company - 20 receive a
cash bonus OF siS,ooo, n return foi
winch il agrees - eonstract Inc te
the sourls coal fields.
The var on the Chicago 4 Alton
| vaeed BIZ the tre0k Iioe ASSOCIATION ane
1 TIE Central TrsfSe ssseelstsea hegsz
yesterasy. TIE order Of tbe board o.
| Rulings OF she fso sssoc stsons fo-
h sasnr al roxds ~4ttsn ~ jurisdiction
- - bussness WITH TIE Chscsge 4 Asser
went INTO effect ~ tsv cfo~e Of tsassnee
yesterday. There are sxt5-ssvsa road
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17


Michigan Democrats are not favora-
bly, impressed with the L. of Il appor-
tionmcnt scheme. They claim seven
Congressman under Its provisions, but
they have learned to place bat little re-
lance on their own claims and are very
fearful Of results in case the bill goes
through. City Tribune.
The Legislature is now holding even
ing sessions. II not for the disrcputable
free railroad pass, there would be no
necessity of Michigan's solons burning
gas in Legislative halls.-Big Rapids
Bulletin.
The country will notice . difference
between the sensible and statesman-llke
utterAnces Of President Harrison on his
Western trip, and the stereotyped, en-
cyclopedla-fashio speeches of Presi.
dent Cleveland, when on a similar trip.
The difference will not lie in the occa-
sious but in the men.-ionia Sentinel.
In this city as elsewhere, u great
many voted city tickets who did not
vote state tickets at all, and some were
vice versa. Proof that the tickets
should have been on one ballot. Ii is
useless to mako haeh of what should be
taken in one slicc.-Muskegon Chron.
lcle.
The Wilcox bribery investigation il
like the recent Italian incident-s
bluff. Thus far the investigation has
amounted to nothing. -kalamszoo
Telegraph.
The United States last week added &c
the circulation $4,000. 900 more money
than it took IN. OF tits S400, 900 vas N
new silver notes. During tho same
period the exports of gold were 1850,
| 600. This looks well, except the send
ing out of the country of over 81 .ooo. oos
| in gold jackson Citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
Anaon DAY PROCLAMATION.

The following is Gov. Winans Arbor
Day proclamation: "In accordance
with established usage, hereby desig-
nate Thursday, April 80. 1891, to be OBJ
served as Arbor Day. | earnestly ap-
peal TO all our people to observe the day.
or portion thereof, by the planting of
trees, vines and snrubbery along the
highways, IN the Cemeteries, and about
their homes. To those who bear in
mind the needs OF the generations to
come. as we'll as of the living. the rapid
destruction OF our forests ana the
diminished supply of timber present a
grave problem. We who enjoy the
present should see to it that re use only
sd much of the products Of the earth as
IS necessary for our wants, and ne owe
1t To posterity to replace, 60 far as we
can, what We are compelled to borrow
from the resources of nature. Along
the highways IN many parts of the State
the axe has been busy with the oak and
elm, and the traveller finds scant shelter
from the summer sun. lie whose
necessity compels him TO destroy a
shade tree for fircwood can at least
plant an acorn or sapling in return.
suEuuDeIys vines, uOWefS anu itu.t
trees are blessings winch all mankind
enjoy; and each one can do somc-
thing to render them more abundant
and make the world more pleasant for
himself and fellows. Let those who
are looked to for instruction from the
pulpit, the schoolhouse, and through
the press, enforce the simple lesson
which the occasion suggests.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State, ut the Capitol in Lansing,
this eleventh day Of April, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and ninety -one, and of tho indie
pendence of the United States the one
hundred and fifteenth.
EDWIN 3. WINANs.
By the Governor, Daniel L. Soper,
Secretary of State.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

mo.orless motor is again about ready
10 pick .--Leader.
Again the pussy willows are ripe, and
once more the irrepressible Mr.. Kceiy
il out with the announcement that his
The squawbucks will have TO "get n
hustle" on themselves If they get
around TO an adjournment by April 80.
Eagle.
The indications are that The reappor-
sionment bill known 80 the 'sP. OF l..
b,lF' Will be adopted in the Senate
Democrat.
A Yale professor has concluded a
biblical exegess which fixes the end
OF the world in 1899. That will be
about SINE for the election Of another
Democratic legislature and we will All
be glad 10 face the judgn,ent.-Tribune-
The hsppiest suggestion that bas been
made about the Italian navy Is that We
should work up the sensibilIties OF the
Government of Italy until the kingdom
Ia provoked into sending the hlg tight
ing ships 20 our waters. Then we
would take The ships. dong TEEN ss
lis.le harm az pos bic. The Italian
jroncssas viii Just coTnp'ete our coast
defea<es and pWs US IN good shape to
r-eserve our seal fishery .--staaaard
Union.
Russia - ssraining every nerve and
sending every aoiiar for the saxe o.
b hiding military roads. Michigan q
30 ag nothing for the building OF rosds
demanded by the consnferce OF the
state. Russia raises crops aud eosdaet'
Business that she may fizat; The United
States fghts. Il 81 all. thss 4 Tusy -
owed - rssss crors snss co1duci
\ sse~~ n peace. Vet. what RuS's
/ a - Tor "a armies, Michigan nskieef'
/ % DO for "a great fFasic.-Free Press
- . -
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

All the strenuous opposition to the
Diekema-Cook anti-pass bill in the
House yesterday came from the Demo-
Gratis yesterday: Representatives W. b.
Jackson, of Wayne, and Connor, Of
Saginaw, scored the bill severely. They
worked up Representative Chisholm,
the leading Patron of the House, and
he reminded the Democracy that 1t was
only on account of their fair promises
of reform that the farmers had put
them in power, and they were not full
filling their promises. The Patrons are
fast finding out the hollowness OF DEM
ocratic promises. But the Democracy,
in its overweening confidence in the
proposed gerrymander of the State
along Democratic lines, is becoming
very independent Of the Patrons and
are exceedingly arrogant and offensive
in their treatment Of them. The DEM
ocrats are stalking their all on the gerry
mander, but are quite liable to lose.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
PAVING.

Solely for tho purpose OF getting .
full. free and unprejudiced expression
of public sentiment on the paving ques-
ION, that the council may have full
knowledge on the subject, the TELE-
GRAM-HEKALD this morning publisher
interviews with many of the leading
men Of the city. In another column
will be found the repeat of New York
expert. Both interviews and report
speak fer themselves and the council
and all interested may form their own
conclusions as to the relative merits Of
asphalt and wood.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

interested IN the boycott Al Alton
tickets are taken cd safe on these roads
today Baggsgs vii be checked through
Ga sae Alton.
The revised plan by which the big
-Four" vii acquire control OF the t4ia-
einnzti. Hanasa q Michigan contsn-
plates the issue Ct ~, voe 900 four Per
cent. bonds IN place OF the ss,oVe JOY
guaranteed bonds for wh On authority
was gwen 81 the stockholders meeting
last july. An operating contract wssi
ROW lie taken from the last named COM
pany and iis stock Will lie acquired by
the big Four An extenssoa OF the
Ciaciansn. Wabash & Michigan recently
haslI between Anderson and Aasnyslie,
Ind. affords direct eonnecflon with
the Big -Four" line 10 Clnc.nnata. A
meeting OF the big Four" stock holders
10 rstity the plan IS changed viii De
held 81 Cincinnati May o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
ANUSEHEsIS.


There i large sale for Stuart Rob
son IN The Henraeiss" At Possrs To-
nlsht- Mr.. Robson viii repeat the play
tomoEros afternoon, and tomorrow
night ne Will play his Dew comedy lis
Marriage Failure"
There VII be matinee At Smith
today.
Next attraction at Redmoud's ''Out
OF cigat-" Seats nov on sale.
There 10 . burlesque promised at
Smiths next week called ~kaust up
Too Late" Ii Is claimed that the
company numbers % people and spec
ial effects and scenery are PROMISED.
The exhibition by the Grand Rapids
Art Association Is now open and will
continue day and evening until April
25th Inclusive. Nowis your time 10
see some fine pictures ay home and
foreign artlsts. West Michigan Unlver-
slty, % South Diylslon-st. Admission
% cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The Clara Wheeler "Y' has been or
ganizcd one year and will celebrate the
event by having public meeting and
an entertainment Friday evening,
April II. ut the old engine house on
Scribner-st., north Of Leonard. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all. A
special invitation Is extended to the
members of the "Y" and w. G. 7. U. OF
the city. Entertainment free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

saisew dips for gas, abolish the teis-
phone. telegraph and water systeIn and
close their port - All vessels employing
steam. When they get through with
this they may turn their attention 70
the schools. churches and hospitals,
winding up BY abollshins al hotels
shere guests can lodge with comfort.
Their action. n view OF the fact that
standard tlms - universally observed,
becomes supremacy ridiculous. IL Il .
piece OK preposserous meddlesomeness.
That was happy thought of the
House yesterday to invite before them
the present Governor. Edwin Is.
wlnans. the "War" Governor, Austin
Blair and the Hon. James +. joy
three men VINO were 50 intimately asso-
GATED in the stirring scenes of the early
Gar days. Ii Is pity that the sturdy
old War Governor could not be found
BY the committee. to complete the his
torical picture. In their several ways.
the three men have helped to make the
history and shape the policies of Michi-
gan.
TIE State Board Of Health gravely
informs the people that the cause of
the prevalence of the grip is that the
germs of influenza, always prevalent.
had been aided by the excessive preva-
lence OF north and northeast winds and
the excessive amount OF ozone. Now
what the board wants 10 do is to dis
cover SONS way OF corralling those
germs, or those winds, or that ozone. or
some or all Of them, and preventing
their forming . syndicate combination
to tortue humanity. Let the board
wake up now and give Gov. winans to
understand that there 10 some good
reason for their existence, besides
drawing their pay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The Democrats, who cast ridicule at
the snti-pass bill, may find out that
tho thing is loaded just as the boys
did. who pelted . nitro-glycerine can
with stones The knowledge may,
however, come too late to be of service,
rs II did to the boys.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

RuDrSr, Italy's erstwhile imperious
premier, has become quite tractable
and polite since he ran afoul OF Blaine.
Rudini has learned something and so
has the United states-that Blaine is
one Of the greatest living statesmen of
the world The United States cannot
furnish bis equal today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

FRANCE ia reported TO be on the verge
OF bankruptcy. Although rich, she
spends annually more than her income.
The largest item OF expense is, of
course, her military and naval estab-
lishment, although many OF her other
expenditures are equally exuavagant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

THE interesting fact is noted that An
drew Carnegie once had an ambition to
become a reporter. What a glorious
opportunity he threw away. He might
have written up the dedication of that
big library at Pittsburg, that smother
fellow would have given the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

THE scheme to enlist Indians into the
regular army u liable TO prove fiat
failure. Ii is too long = time between
fights, in the regular army. for the fiery
red man. As . fighter he is perpetual
motion machine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

AMAppER set of men never bottomed
chairs in the Michigan Legislature than
the Democrats who found themselves
elected on reform promises and
pledges. Reform tho State, indeed.
Not they. II they can 90 dcform it rs
to perpetuate Democracy, they will not
have lived in vain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
Two PRAYERS for singlonsss.

Two applications for divorce were
flied yesterday. Katie Wise asks the
court to sever the ties that bind her to
William NJ. Wise. and Louella h.
Hiesrodt prays for legal separation
from Ernest L. Hiesrodt. The grounds
upon which these plaintive suppiica-
tons are based arc not revealed to the
prhIic
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

Russia recognizes the inevitable war
and has built strategical railways, by
which large bodies of Russian troops
can be moved to the Austro-German
frontier IN short time. And yet Rus
STA cries peace. peace, when there is no
peace. II means war.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
Burial Permits.

The following burial permits were is
sued yesterday; Margaret McGavin,
PIainiield township, old age; Bregtje
Fabcr, 81 Flat-st, whooping cough;
John Doan, IS Oakes-st, Membraneous
laryngitis; Henrietta L. Tholen, 40
Thlru-st pylclmOula.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The picture OF the Governor Of the
state, appearing on the floor of the
House, lobbying for the passage of a
bill and trying to whip his party hacks
into = livelier gait along the corduroy
highway of reform" may be conform
able 20 the standards Of Democratic
taste and propristy. but u scarcely
pleasing to The people at large. ERE
form comes hard with the average
Democrat. and the Governor himself
can scarcely avail 10 make him give up
his free pass. An Office without profit
il barren waste 70 him, and the per-
quisits OF free pass is . bsx thing in
addition TO small salary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

Br-sSE's letter to the Italian Premier
Is exactly what everybody expected it
would be--calm, firm, dispassionate
aud earnest. Rudiufs war OF disap-
pointment in the Chamber of Deputies
i about the most pronounced porten
o. war we shall hear.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

CHARLES II. HArKLEY has come to
the rescue once more. He has given
Muskegon $4,000 for . new school
house. There seems to be no limit II
his generosity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
Conte1iouS Diseases.

The following cases of contagious dis
eases were reported to the Board OF
Health yesterday: Mary Frey, A Wal.
bridge-st, diphtheria; Grace Utman,
253 w. Broadway, DAISY Utman, 2o3 w
Broadway, whOoping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

SENATOR QuAY Is said to favor an
early Presidential convention next
year. He would avoid the heat OF
June or July by holding the convention
IN April or Nav.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

TIE common council Of Bay City Is .
body no less dissingn shed for Is thick
headedaess than the average alder
mamie aggregation Of other critics. II
permitted the streets OF that city to be-
come mud canals, into one OF which =
man fell headlong and slowly gulped
the viscid STUFF into hls longs until BE
d.ed. The coroner employed = force
Of sailors and . diver. and the deal
man vas pulled cns with = graphing
beok. New the brilliant ofosss tackle
TIVE. LAST Monday evening, By "A
ortinsncs duly passed, Trey sholishcd
ssssdsrd tsnse ard substituted sun tire
FIR that city The nsxt move n TIE
lns Of progress vii b 70 saesasass
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The serious illness OF Judge n. v.
Montgomery, At Washington. will be
anxiously watched by his numerous
friends In Michigan. This State has
been honored by his talents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17
Eccv,itv Of Dimes.

Local merchants complain that there
is . great scarcity Of dimes in circula-
ton, and attribute the cause to the new
pocket saving, banks that arc all the
rage Just now.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

AND nov il u claimed that Napoleon
Bonaparts WAS An splieptic. So one
tAeorlst claims.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The spotted fever il giving Texas a
little scare. IL follows closely upon
Gov. Hogs Official declaration OF state
rights.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

wHKx the commercial congress ad'
iourns il viii have = record Of unlim.t
Ell talk"
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-17

The laboringmsn will take hand IN
the Iona prison contract hight and II Is
morally certain that they will win the
battle.