The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-19
FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1891.
SIX PAGES.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia; Light showers; sta
tionary temperature.
Committees from the Chamber OF Commerce
and the Davis Monument Association
met and adopted esolutons.-Randolph-
Macon College closed - st. Joscphs
Academy closed. -G G. T. Merrill's
school closed - Moore-street Industrial
Institution closed.-Luther Roberts and Ed
die Taley drowned-Mr. Randolph Boiling
died.-Tuckahoe Club met,--Powhatan Club
met-Dr. Farrar horse was shocked
VIRGINIA.
One man was killed and others injured by the
falling of lumber shed in Norfolk yesterday.
"A printer named Wits was killed by rail
way engine near Norfolk yesterday.-Mrs.
Bridget Travors, Of Alexandria, died yesterday.
Daniel Nash, captain of the Silver Star. was
found dead near AleGandria.-Ihe remains OF
William Clements who was killed in the Chesa-
peake and Ohio wreck, were taken to CelerstOwn
yesterday for interment.-Iwo white men
were killed in Norfolk Wednesday bY trains
The African United Methodist conference is in
session in Norfolk-The commencement ex-
ercises of the Norfolk College for Young Ladies
took place.-The gas works at Charlottesville
were struck by Tightening Wednesday night and
badly damaged-Mr James Lane, an en-
gineer on the Richmond and Allegheny rail
road, was killed Wednesday.
WASHINGTON.
Ohio Republicans in Washington talk conf
IDENTIFY Of success but Democrats are very hope
ful.-The will of General Albert Pike has been
filed in ashington.-Secretary Foster has
recommended that the coinage Of silver dollars
be suspended.
NEW YORK.
Colonel H. II. Belo, Of Galveston, Texas, says
Mr. Cleveland is the choice for President IN his
State.-Miss Elaine Goodale was welded 10
Dr. Charles A. Eastman yesterday.-The Col
gate University has received $l,O00,O0O from
James B. Colgate--Governor Francis, of Mis-
souri,, is in New York; party Of men have
Just returned from tour of inspection Of the
West Virginia and Pttsburg road.-The
facts regarding the purchase Of the kentucky
Central railroad are published elsewhere
Hector Newcomb has lost his reason.--An
order Of remittiur in the Johan Most case was
signed yesterday.-C Charles Emory Smith,
Minister to Russia, returned Yesterday The
report that President Hippolyte of Hayti, is
dead is discredited.--A party of one hundred
and fifty Mormon immigrants landed Yesterday.
The temperature fell forty degrees yester-
day
GENERAL.
Miss Gorham, n school teacher, Of New York,
created sensation in Charlotte by leaving her
creditors in the lurch.--T Two of Mrs Glennan's
childrenlhaye died of diphtheria in Raleigh and
others are dying The State Board Of Agricul-
ture and trustees Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College met in Raleigh yesterday.
--Bev. Dr. Tamage addressed the teachers
assembly at Moorehead City last nght.-Pro-
fessor L. W. Skies has been elected 10 the chair
Of physical culture Of Wake Forest College. n
c.. vice Professor Brinkley, resigned.--John
NJ. Shermand, OF Raleigh. was yesterday elected
grand chancellor Of the Grand Lodge Of
knights of Pythias now in session in Charlotte
FROM period that long antedated the war
the people of the South. having no periodicals
of their own have been patronizing Northern
magazines witha liberaiity that has largely
enhanced the profits of the latter. Many Of
these periodicals continue 10 insert articles
and pictures that are highly offensive to every
instinct Of the Southern people. The war
articles in the Century constitute flair instance
in Illustration, but a still more striking in
stance is 10 be found in the last number of
Life. There IS in that number a representa-
ton Of proposed monument to Mr.. DAVIS
which is composed entirely of skulls, and
with a legend at the top to the effect that
the originals Of these skulls had been sacrificed
10 Mr.. Davis selfish ambition. The people
of the South will no doubt continue topatron-
ize Life as extensively as if this insult to the
memory of the late, President Of the
Confederacy had not been admitted TO its
pages. This will be in conformity with their
previous conduct in the instances OF other
Northern magazines that have forfeited
every claim to their good will by offensive
references and cartoons involving the institu-
lions and public men of the South.
TIL Chicago Inter-Ocean, commenting on
an article on "Peher's Third Party" which
recently appeared in The TINES, expresses
the opinion that the sole object of the South
ern politician in encouraging the third party
movement in the North is to insure
Democratic success in 1892 After arriving
at this sapient conclusion our Radical
contemporary informs Northern farmers
that Democratic success would mean.
among other things, repeal Of the Mckinley
bull That piece OF information is entirely SUI
perfiuous. The farmers know that already.
and that is why they will vote for Democratic
success In % just rs they did In 100.