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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
NJ. Rlnine Denies Acain.

BAR HARBoR ME-, August Mr.. Emmons
Blaine said 10 a reporter of the United Press
tonight. There is nothing in the report that
Dr. Baldwin is coming 10 Bar Harbor TO SEQ
my father professionally. If he is coming to
Bar Harbor 4 at ali my father knows
nothing OF It. he has not been
sent for and nv father has no
need Of his services. Ny father has not taken
any medicine for nearly two months He is
IN all the time"
Tho papers III the suit for divorce brought
BY Mrs James q. Blaine. Jr., were served
upon young James to-day by the sheriff here.
Desertion Is the ground upon which the di
yOrcs is asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
A Train md Yehicle Collide.

CINcNEA1I. O.. August THE Chicago ex-
ing At Evendale. In tho vehicle were Louis
Dnckhorn ard Thomas Goodpaster. both en-
ployed at CiaTke's livery stable in the village
GoOdpaster was thrown twenty feet in the
air and struck the ground on his head. frac-
turing his skull. Duckhorn was thrown
ahead Of tho tram, and alighted on
tho track, the engine passing over him
and cutting OF both legs. The injured men
were brought to this city and taken 70 the
hospital Duckhorn died twenty minutes
after reaching there, and it is not thought
that Goodpaster can recover The buggy
was smashed into fragments and the horse
killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
Politics Against Capital.

KsoxyILLE. TENs., August THE Repub-
lican primaries for the election of successor
TO Congressman L. @. Houk. OF the Second
district, WHO died several mQnths ago. will be
Houk. son Of tho deceased. and william
Woodruff, a capitalist. Tho contest il one Of
political influence against Doodle and will ro-
main IN doubt until tho last vote 10 counted.
The Knoxville Journal, the only Republican
daily paper in Tennessee which has been nsu-
tral heretofore came ont to-day for Wood
ruff Democrats claim that they will carry
the district for the first time since the war on
account Of bitter feeling between the friends
of Woodruff and Houk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
Destructive Storms.

WNEPEo. MAN. August 7.--Terr1fo
thunder, rain and wind storms have passed
over the country the past two nights. doing
considerable damage 10 crops At Crystal
City about 900 acres Of wheat was destroyed
by hail, and much moro partially destroyed.
During last nights storm. which was ex-
tremely severe. the atmosphere being continu-
ously illuminated by VIVID lightning. Many
buildings wero struck IN different parts u
the country and Mrs. Martin, wife OF far
mer, who lives near Morden, and Mrs. No
Ginnis, Of Moose Jaw, were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

BmAnNGKAa. ALA., August AT the fifth
annual meeting OF tho order If Railroad
1rsckmen to-day motion to consolidate that
order with the North American order Of Sec
tion Foremen northern organization. was
passed, and committee was appointed TO
Section FOremen ia st. Louis. in October
next. John ID. Wilson, Of Alabama. was
elected pre- ident. and ID. A. Russell secretary.
after which the convention adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

NEw YORK. August THE business failures
occurring throughout the country during the
last seven days number: For tho United
States 207 aud for Canada twenty four. or a
total of 23i, as compared with total Of 2l7
last week ard 254 the week previous 10 the
last. For the corresponding week OF last
year the figures were 208. representing i7s
failures in tho United States and twenty nine
in the Dominion OF Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

TOPEKA. KAN. August 1.--Alonzo wsfdeil.
executive committee Of tho Farmers ALI
snce, arrived here last night. To-day. in
speaking Of the sub-treasury agitation In ths
Alliance, Mr.. Wsrdell said that in the States
Of North and South Dakota Wisconsin.
Oregon California and Washington. which
he had just visited. the sub-treasury plan was
unanimously indOrsed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

The famous Tokay vineyards, of Toksy.
nave been almost destroyed by the phyl-
lOzera
The BRronessss Horvath, sisters. of the
famous Hungarian family of that name. have
been drowned while bathing in the river at
Madras. Hungary.
The Russian Council of State has decided
to prohibit the expectation Of corn. owing TO
the bad harvest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

80 seriously injured in a runaway accident.
Dnnsvnea 49,. TO show every sign Of improve
fas,:ia '.ii ana the anxious suspense in which her
llalnlly has been since the accident last Satur-
oay was IN great measure relieved
me onsrs OF silver 10 the Treasury to-day
aino @ 9hted 10 l,22l 900 ounces, and tbeamouDt
purchased 2f3. 900 ounces. as follows. Ninety
snTee thousand ounces at SLOO III, 900 ouuces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
pnsoe WIN Honor Unn

CmcAeo, August 7.-Representetivee of the
two factions Of the Democratic party ia CHI
csgo met again to-day and proclaimed a last
ing aud final peace. Each faction has fully
and fairly accepted tho conditions on which
the questions at issue have been compromised.
and each feels that II has won peace with
honor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
THE H0LY COAT or 7REVEs.
Grest Interest manifested Over the Exhlbi.
fion of This Relic.
lBy Cnble to Ihe Timos.l

tBy Gable 10 The Timesl
TaTyTs. August Great interest is mani
tested in the Catholic world regarding the ex-
hibition Of the holy cost-said to be the
seamless coat worn by our Saviour which il
30 take place IN the historic old cathedral of
81. Peter and st. Helen in this ancient city.
Much curiosity is also manifested By Protes-
tants in the proposed exhibition, and il Is OK
pected that thousands upon thousands Of peo.
pie will come TO Treyes IRON all parts Of the
word.
Arrangements have been made by the rail
roads 10 carry vast numbers. and preparations
on an ample scale are completed or under
way for the entertainment Of tho crowds that
will come 10 gaze upon this most sacred relic
of the many deposited in the Treves Catho-
dral. AS yet however, few pilgrims have
arrived. bat this is outdoubtediy due 20 tho
fact that the coat will not be exposed 10 the
gaze If tho public until the 20th If August.
Those already here have come with tho in
tention Of procuring suitable quarters before
the multitude begins 20 arrive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
GLOUCESTER, N ,
We Runs Away ~ Escape Service aud is
KILLED by the Cars.

Ho Kuns Away % Escape sorvlce aud ia
KILLED by the Cars.
SEpALIA. No. August The mystery sur
rounding the death Of the tramp who was run
over and killed in the Missouri Pacific yards
yesterday was cleared up last night By the
arrest f Francis Joseph Loight the dead
mans oomrade. Loight SAYS the dead mans
name was Peter Smith, and that be was born
of noble parents at Cologne. on the Rhine.
twenty-sx years ago. Smith ran away from
home b escape service in tho army and went
20 New York. where he served as a waiter.
Four months ago they left for tho West.
Loight charges a brakeman with being the
cause OF Smiths death by urging him TO Jump
from the train. Smith slipped of the brake
beam and fell under tho wheels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
SENATOR eEoRG g,s cayyAss.
1t Is Claimmed That He is Certain OF Re
Election.

NAsHvnLE. TENN. August IA special
from Canton, Miss, says: The report that
Senator George is defeated in the primaries ia
utterly without foundation. lie failed TO car
~ his county (CarrolD yesterday, which Was
entirely due TO large Alliance majority. Tho
vote stands to-day George Co. Barksdale. "a. IL
requires 80 10 elect and George is certain to get
l20 instructed votes. Even Barksdsles friends
concede Georges election. ard their only hope
now is 10 elect Barksdalo as Walthall's sno-
cessor, which they cannot possibly do. Il is
not believed that the report of Senator Georges
defeat originated in this State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

Ioso BhAxcH, n. j.. August IA pjseon
match AZ Hollywood took place between y.
Edgar Murphy, OF New York. and Phil. lDaly.
Jr.. OF Long Branch. this afternoon Murphy
won the match. killing ninsty-fo birsis ID
Days seventy three. The boundary wss
twenty-one wards and riss twenty -cighk
There was very large attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08


HE Giants were
held down by tho
Silver" King TO
two hits this efter-
noon. one of those q
scratch. and though
accorded poor sup
port. succeeded IN
preventing tho New
J Orks getting q nnn
farther than third
bag. King WAS wild,
however. but stead
led down when q
man cot on bases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
FORCED MRS. BAYARD,s NAME.
Young Rascal who Obtained Money From
Ex-senator Fair.

Ex-senator Fair.
SAN Francisco. CAL, August 7-Bsyard
Saville who wss arrested Wednesday ON
complaint Of ex-senator James G.. Fair, has
been charged with obtaining money under
false protenses. On July 18th no presented
letter of introduction purporting 10 be from
ex-Secretary Bnyard Of Wilmington, Del.
and on the strength thereof induced Senator
Fair 10 indorse Z draft for $500 on the Securi-
~ Trust and Safe Deposit Bank of Whining
ton. II now trsnspires that tho letter was q
forgery and that Sayille had no money in the
bank.
The lattor cashed the draft through the
Nevada Bank of this city. lie claims that he
studied law with Secretary Bayard, but subss-
quently engaged in the commission business
having d house IN New York and London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
ArrnIrned for Mnrlinr.

BRDcEPoEr. CoSs.. August III. V. VIM
brow s-snate Of the schooner Hester A Wal
ters. of Norfolk. Va. was arraigned in police
court to-day charged with the murder OF
Henry Sheppard. colored member OF his
crow. aud held for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

ST. LOUIS. August 7.-Between II and /
this morning yestiDue train No g. east
bound op the Wabash road which hauls New
York and Boston sleepers, struck a fast
freight train which was pulling in on a switch
at Homer H., badly damaging the passenger
wrecking four cars Of grain in the freight train.
No passengers were injured but the follow
ing tIaiDmen We're hurt Engineer Frank
Clark seriously scalded and bruised Fire
man Henry Opel, severely cut about the head:
A. J. Mourning. mail clerk, seriously hurt
and Lewis II. Gerke, mail clerk, and the ex
press messenger name not ascertaiued. slight
lv injured. 4 tramp named Daniel Feeley.
who was stealing ride on the mail car, was
ki0e1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
An Hnnrat rnilnre-

CINCINNATI. o., August The Blymyer
lee Machine Company assigned at noon TO
Edward Worthington and Frederick Busse
Capital stock, $cOO, 600. Liabilities estimated
ut $500, 900. Failure resulted from lack of
ready money. and their funds being tied up
in untitled contracts Il is expected that the
firm will be able 10 pay dollar Tor dollar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

An Express Train Kan Into II and Wa,
Wrecked.

An Express Train Kan Into II and Was
Wrecked.
PI1TsBUEG. August The New York and
Chicago limited express or the Pittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago road. due here ut
o'clock this morning was wrecked near
East Palestine. D.. fifty miles west OF this
city Engineer Wilism Carney, Of EAst
Palestine. O.. and Fireman Isaac Richey, of
Allegheny, Pa. were instantly killed, but
aa far as known here no passengers were
hurt.
The express ran into an open switch and
crashed into freight train standing on e
siding. The engine wac completely wrecked
the combination car turned over and the FIRST
sleeper thrown from the track Five freight
cars were demolished. The reports received
at the railroad Offices in this city report the
passengers all night but no details are given.
A full report is expected in an hour. After
tho accident an unknown man was killed
while working about the wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
LIBEL ON THE YOUNG KAISER,
The Published Report That He Had Killed
a Lieutenant While Drunk.
CONDITION OF HIS WOUNDED KNEE.
Feeling OF Apprehension That Ills Inju-
ries Are Much Worse Than They AFRO
Represented IN Germany.


10y lhUie 10 ne lines
LosDoN. August IA Berlin dispatch SAYS
Count Won Munster. the German Ambassador
at Paris. has been instructed to ascertain the
origin Of the outrageous story published in .
French newspaper. accusing the Kaiser 81
having killed a. alieutenent in a drunken orgie
on his yacht Although the German Impe-
rial family have been accustomed to ignor-
libel in the French press. it is said that
Chancellor CapTiu, urged by the Empress
Frederick, considers this attack in prominent
paper too serious 20 be ignored. and IL is pos
slble that II an apology Is not offered the
French Ambassador at Berlin may be given
his passports, not with a view to war. but as
an evidence Of the indignation Of Germany
Ii is understood that the Kaiser himself has
not yet been made aware Of tho statements Of
tho French press and when hs is there may
De n scene in which tho French legation will
figure.
rHg CZAR WAS MOVED.
IL may be remembered that the present
Gar Of Russia. who usually ignores what
foreigners say about him was accused some
years ago Of numbering one of his officers IN
ft Of senseless rage The Czar was deeply
moved when be heard Of the report and
caused il 20 be c,rcumstantially denied
throughout the world. Ii is believed that tho
kalser. VINO IS muc1 more sensitive 10 public
opinion. will have something 10 say about the
accusation against him
Adyices from the Hohenzollern state that
the present voyage has been without accident
save the accident 20 the kaiser's knee. and
that the Kaiser has found the trip most
enjoyable and refreshing after the eXhaus-
ton Of his English reception.
THK EspTROR's CONDITION.
BERLIN, August IA dispatch from Keil
says Emperor William will be compelled 20
remain az that place for fortnight IL order
that his knee. injured by fall on his Yacht.
may Lave rest and receive proper medical
treatment. The news has created feeling of
apprehension IN this city that tho condition
OF the Emperor IL much worse than it has
been represented in German official circles
The fact that tho dispatch above referred /
TO also brings tho information that the
Emperor. by reason OF his crippled con-
dition, will be unable as Usual % re-
view the troops OF ithe Imperial Guard adds
10 the anxiety Of the people con-
cerning the actual condition Of their ruler.
exact in lis attention 10 even
the most unimpOrtant of bis military duties.
the Kaiser has been so particular in the mat
ter OF personally reviewing tho guard that 1t
IL believed nothing short OF the most serious
could compel HIM 70 depart from
bis practice 81 thatfregard. The announce
nent that he will later attend manBuyros OF |
the BavArian and Austrian troops does not |
serve g. dispel the fears that are felt for HIS
hajesty's health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

Awful Punishment of the Governor of Marcn-
deran for Emberziemsnt.

lBy Cable 20 The Trnes.l
LONDON. August IA letter from TsheEan
brings queer report to the effect that the
shah, having become much snraged against
AbduIlah Khauh, tho governor Of Mazen-
deran. condemned the ruler TO the terrible
death Of being boiled alive. The charge
against the unfortunate governor Was
that he had embszzled taxes dus 20 the
shahs treasury. The truth. Il is alleged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

ASSOCIATION GAxEs.

At Columbus. Il. BIZ. r.
Washingtons 20 2 l 1021 1926 2
Columbus ...i o 20 02x-g ~ 2
batteries: Carsey and McGuiie: Dolan and
Donahue. Umpire DAVIS.
AT Cincinnati: r. BB.E.
Cincinnatis.. 30 0 O2OIOl-4 8
Baltimorcs ......3 o o 0 90 / 3
Batteries: Crane, Mains and Vaughan: Nc
Mahoa and Robinson Umpire. Mahoney.
AT St. Ions: X Nh
st. Louis. ....6 $4,000 DO 10 z
Athletics. ......0 3 3200 % 3 /
Batteries; Easton and Munyan Sanders
and Milligan Umpire Ferguson.
At Louisville: K. B.H n.
Bostons.. .....0 0S00O22-7 IS /
Louisyilles. o 08 600 0 &c IA
Batteries: Fitzgerald. Griffith and Murphy;
Meekin and Cahill Umpire Kerins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

which occurred quite often. through four
wild balls. Long John Ewing pitched Ia
good form. hnt for fear of MS weakening,
Rusie relieved him in the eighth inning.
Richardson played short ont OF sight while
Bill Ewing took what came his way Score:
B.B.H. r.
New NewYorks.....OO0OOOOOO-O 2 /
Pttsbur9s NIL OOOE-2 5 4
Batteries John Ewing and Burrill King
and Mack Umpire. Lynch.
BosToE, Mass. August 7.-Errors made by
Brodie and Tucker in the eighth inning whom
two men were out. allowed the Colts 10 score
two runs aud tie the game, which Boston had
held well in hand up To this inning. Neither
eide scored in the ninth but in tho tenth tho
Colts batted ont a run and won the game
Hutchinson again faced the Hubites and was
batted freely. but VAS given magnificent sup
port John Clafkson pitched in Gne form.
Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08

BAtterieg Hutchinson I'D Kittredge: Clark-

Batteries. Hutchinson and Kittredge: Clark
son and Cancel Umpire NcQuaide
BRooKLYS. N. y, Aueu Had the
"Dumplings" been able 70 hit Lovett at all
safely .o-day they could have won the game,
rs the champions played listlesslyin in the field.
Cleveland's fielding was excellent. Burns was
weak at short. Mexican aud Tabeau made
some wonderful stops and catches. Mchleer
also covered himself with glory by a brilliant
running catch Both pitchers were in good
form. Score:
r. p. Il. Z.
Clevelands 30 OOOOOO1O-i g 2
Brooklyns. ......O 0 90 0301x4 Z
Batteries: Shearon and Zimmer: Lovett and
Kinslow. Umpire, Powers
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August The Philies
had an easy time winning to-day's game from
the Cincinnatis batting Mullsne all over the
lot Score
J.. B.H. Z.
Philadel phias IL .l3OOO051S-D II q
Cincinnatis 20 90 O220O-5 0 8
Batteries. Gleason and Clements Mullane
and Keenan,. Umpire. Hurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-08
THE GIAHIs WHTTKWASHED.
The Colts again Rent the Bean -Eators-Re-
suits Of the other Games.

NV YORK. AUGUST Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

NEW York, May g. Thos. +.
Oskcs, president Of the Northern Pa
ciflc, confirmed the report that the
directors Of that rond are authorized
10 purchase preferred stock Of the com.
pany with money To be received from
the Manitoba land ease, recently decld.
cd by the Supreme court of the
United States Ia favor OF the
Northern Pacific. We think We will
get money about May 20, said Mr.,
oakes. a the meantime the company
has plenty OF money ON hand and an.
ticipate the purchase Of stock II the
market conditions should warrant It..
The directors are also authorized 10 ex.
pend s2,0OO,000 for the improvement
OF the property. We find That by ~.
ducing the grades ut certain points We
can save In the operating expenses
$4,000 annually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Everybody n going 10 Idaho Falls.
Idaho, on the evening OF May 10, al
$50 from the U. =. Depot In the Tx.
cursion. Ample Tourist sleeper ac.
comm0dation tor NIL who 20, 40 no fear
Of being up Mt night without sleep.
Other sections OF this excursion will
leave Denver, Portland, Salt Lake.
Provo, Logan and butte, Montana, on
dates, no that all will meet at Idaho
Falls ON the morning Of May l4th,
Great interest has been awakened I'm
the Great Snake RiverNalley, In which
the city OF Idaho Falls IL centrally 10.
Gated. Many people will take advan.
tage Of the cheap rates Of this excur.
sion anj visit that country.
The managers OF the Excursion are
circulating large amount OF printed
matter concerning the event and de-
scriptive OF the great valley and liz re-.
sources. See announcement In another
column Of this paper. dm5,0,l2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
The Influenza In England Other
Items.

LONDON, May 5.--The influenza cpl.
demic IA undated In Sheffield and II
has now attacked Nottingham and
Carnaryon. Numerous deaths are re-
ported.
The government whip, Sidney Her.
bert, Il prostratcd with the mnlady.
The employees Of the public works In
Madrid, Corunns, Saragossa, Cadiz
and Alicante have struck. No disor-
der, however, prevails In any Of those
places.
This famine In Madras continues. II
IL feared the monsoon will fail, IN
which event the distress win 10 inlon.
sided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
Emile xoIs Cen.uses tho aevers'
sn~ut.

PARIS. May 5.--Emilc lola ccnsures
the government for causing tho Four.
niles disaster. lie says that by Its
bombastic announcing Of armed prep
arstiops, as II n revolution were immi'
nent, the minds Of the workmen were
inflnmed and the affairs assumed great
Importance In the eyes OF its organic.
ers. 1.-THE meeting bad been allowed
TO be held as In England. nothing
would have happened. The aftcr-cticcts
will he still worse. The governments
action will rAnkle In the hearts Of the
people aud cause hatred OF the en-
ployers, and pilgrimages will be made
10 the tombs Of the victims and re-
kindlc the smouldering hate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

OTTAWA, Ont. May 5.-NIinisier OF
Marine upper has denied the state
inent that tho United states govern
ment has intinatod that there VIII he
no Interference on the part OF the
American cruisers with the British
Columbia sealers In Behring sea this
season. He also stated that the Domin-
ion government has given no assur.
ance TO owners OF the sealing fleet that
their vessel. would not be molested, NJ
no such assurance has been asked for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

or anything wrong with the Kidneys
or Bladder, recourse should at once he
had To DIR. Kannedy,s Favorito Rene
dy, Of Rondout, n. Y. Neglect may
lay the foundation for painful diflicui-
ties. The Favoritc Remedy has COM
plotely cured cnses u Stone In the
Bladder from which relief had been
vainly sought. Whore there IL ten
dcncy 10 Rheumatic Gout speedy relief
invariably follows its use. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

GRANTS PASS, ogn., May 5.--0rc-
CONS distinguished guests arrived here
last evening at 10 O'Clock and received
cordial welcome. The visit 10 Med.
ford was acknowledged by general
illumination. Local Grand Army men
greeted their old comradc at the station
aud, after being introduced, the Prcsi-
dent made short speech TO them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

FoURslifs, May 5.--'rhe working
mems delegates called today upon the
project and made request In view Of
the peaceful attitude OF the inhabitants
OF Fourmies since labor day, and In
order 10 avoid the possibility Of any
further trouble, that the regiment Of
infantry which fired upon the populace
on May day should be removed to
sonie other part OF France. The pre-
iect Rcceded 10 the request, saying
That he would recommend the govern.
ment to send the obnoxious regiment
70 some other part Of France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

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