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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 1G. [Special1--
The most critical campaign in the his
tory of Ohio politics opened to-day when
the gavel fell on one,of the largest and
most enthusiastic Republican State
conventions the Buckeye common
wealth has ever known.
The nomination of Mckinley to the
Office OF governor has been a forecone
conclusion for some weeks and made
the convention which opened with so
mach enthusiasm and good feeling to-
day rather love feast than one CT those
contentious political gatherings which
end in strife and ill-will so fatal to
party success.
The denomination by the Democrats
of Joseph f.. Cam pbcll for another term
is also predicted safely, and warranted
by signs in the political sky and the
chief contest for the next four months
will be between Mckinley and Campbell.
1t was ten minutes past two o'clock
when the convention was called to
order by |. w King. The delegates
occupied tho first floor Of the opera
house. The alternateS werc massed in
tho balcony, while tho gallery was
gwen VI W INC pupllC, ana tho rear OF
the stage to distinguished visitors. Tho
boxes were mostly filled with ladies.
Mr.. King congratulated the conycp-
ton upon the clear, conservative and
level headed adninistra ton Of tho Pro
sident Of the United States Three
cheers twice repeated was given for
President Harrison.
The mention of Senator Sherman's
name, however, brought out applause
lasting twice as long. Mr.. King CON
cludcd his remarks Ivy saying that none
of their political opponents could do
feat tho man who would march at tho
head OF the procession with q banner in
scribed, Tho champion of American
industries" the father OF that maioritv
measure that had so disturbed tho
political opponents and elevated that
nation in tho eyes of the world, Will
liam Mckinley prolonged applause
OColcnel Bob Nevin, upon being intro
duced as temporary chairman, received
an ovation. Colonel Ncvin opened his
address with reference to tho record
OF tho Republican parry, and then dealt
at length with the policy pursued by
the Republicans and Democrats the
past few years.
Upon permanent chairman there WAS
good deal of jealousy on tho part of
the Foraker and Sherman contingents,
and as compromise General Asa A.
Bushnell, OF Springfield, was selected in
order to prove neutrality. At $40
O'Clock the convention adjourned until z
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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ROUGH ON ROYALTY.
The Bitterness Against the
Prince cf Wales.

LoNDoN,June Especial The popu-
lar crusade against the Prince Of Wales
shows no signs OF abating in strength
or bitterness. After 4 lecture dcliv-
cred last night at Carnarvon. Wales.
by Henry NJ. Stanley, the band played
God Bless the Prince of Wales.'' The
Neichmen, however, no sooner heard
the first strains of tho familiar air than
they raised u storm of Kisses which
almost drowned the noise Of the band
at seven religious meetings held in
various parts OF the country yesterday,
the Prince of Wales was roundly de-
nounccd for the share he took in the
baccarat scandal At tho Methodist
conference now being held at Leeds, the
VISIT to Tranby Croft was classed as
Gam bicrS' Orgic." In letter published
to-day in tho Fall Mall Gazette, the
writer asks why tho captain in 4 house
hold regiment who is wanted by the 20
lice i'll connection with the Cleveland
street scandal, and who is now residing
in Tun;s, should have been allowed to
resign when Sir VIM. Gordon Cumming
was dismissed from the army for his
share in the Tranby Croft scandal
as evidence of the attitude of tn,
press and public on the question OF
royal prcrCgativ 4 letter which is
published in to DAYS issue of standard
winch Is sturdy conservative organ,
may be cited. The writer of this let
ter calls attention TO the fact that dur
ing the course of the royal picnic at
Virginia Water Saturday last members
OF the party OF the Prince of Wales
violated the law relative to the CLOSE
season Of fishing by fishing in those
waters. Tho writer calls upon the local
authorities 10 prosecute the law breakers
under the statute and not to exempt
from punishment those members of the
royal family who may he shown to
have violated the law.
Everybody is talking Of Lord and
Lady Brooke. Gossip says the relations
between the pair have bccn little more
than formal for several months past.
and They have not usually answered the
invitations of royalty together. 1t is
rumorod that Lord Brooke has in his
possession letters fully as interesting as
those in the Moidaunt case written by
tho Prince of Wales that call for some
clear definition Of the line between
platonic affection aad tho Seventh
compartment. Lady brooke has
lately shown desire TO win
back her husband, who will, in
all prohahi ity, soon he the Earl
OF Warwick, and but for the
baccarat scandal She might have sue
cccded. That raised such storm of
scandal in which Lady l;rookc's name
had prominent place that Lord Brooke
is thoroughly disguised and viii no
longer play the part of complaisant
husband to his beautiful wife. 10th OF
them are independent as to property.
Lady brooke has considerable in
heritcd estate near Colchester.
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wAsnINcroN AND LEE UNIVERSITY
The Eaccalaurcate Sermon by Bishop
Hcndrix- Commencement Day

The Raccalaureute Sermon by Bishop
Hendrix commencement Day
LEXINGTON, Va, juno 1G-I Spcciall-
The ono hundred and nth annual
commencement of Washington and Ice
University was inaugurated by the hac-
calaurcatc sermon by Bishop Il. X. lien
Dirk, OF st. Louis, Mo-, followed at
night by an address before the y. NJ. G,
\. by Hon. George r. Vending, of
Washington. ID. c., whose subject was
Immortality"
The annual rega tia between the boat
crews If the University did not take
place wing to tho sickness OF sister,
Of tho stroke oarsthan Of one of the
crews.
kcmpner won the dcclaimcr's medal
and PoindeXter the orators medal, both
from the Washington Society. There
was no meeting OF the Alumni Society
and no address before the literary So
cieties.
The board of trustees were in session
to-day and decided to establish u chair
of mining and to build modern equip
ped iabratOry. No honorary degrees
were conferred Tho athletic grounds
will bc purchased and professional
director for the gymnasium will be en-
ploycd
The campus is iii grand illumina-
ton and music is furnished by Webber's
Washington band. Tomorrow is COM
menccmentd day. Degrees and diplomas
VIII be delivered, followed by the grand
iinal ball.
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ing tho blow. At the close of the round
Jake had recovered his wind somewhat.
Sixth round. Nilrain succeeded III
landing two face blows and then
clinched. lio tucked in time to escape
vicious upper cut from Slavin that
would probably have ended the fight.
kilrain succeeded in landing on Slavin's
face three times and followed him
around the ring. Slavin punched Jake
several short-arm rib blows. Kllrain
retorted by striking him in the face
and neck and then clinching kilrain
had shown wonderful rallying powers
and Slavin was glad for the round to
end.
Seventh round. Slavin jumped to the
center Of the ring and hit Kilrain in the
face and neck. The latter landed a
sockdolager on the ribs and followed
with another of the same kind on
Slavin's chin. Slavin punched Jake
in the nose and the latter clinched
again and succeeded in landing on the
Australians neck as he broke away.
kilrain followed this by an elbow blow
on Slavin's ribs, and the la tier hit Jake
on the jaw and in the stomach. Kilrain
was in bad shape at the close Of this
round.
Eighth round. Slavin rushed at Kill
rain as il be was determined to end the
fight. lie landed on .Iakc's neck and the
latter clinchcd to avoid punishment.
Hot mitigating followed, Slavin having
the best of it, raining blows on Jake's
ribs and stomach. Jack walked abou t
the ring followed by Slavin, who hit
him in the face repeatedly.
kilrain clinched and Slavin gave
him another hard face blow. followed
by another clinch from Kilrain, who
fairly chung to Slavin Jake was very
groggy and Slavin forced the fighting.
adj ninistering body blow after body
blow. Tho men were hugging whe a
time was called.
Tho ninth round was opened by
lush from Slavin, during which he sue
cceded in planting heavy blow on
ltilrain's neck. kilrain clinched and
Slavin gave him several body blows,
among them one rib-roastcr that made
Jake vince. kilrain succeeded in land
ing on Slavin's body several times, but
he was SO weak that the blows had no
effect.
Slavin followed him about the ring
and he clinched to avoid punishment.
n the brcak-way Slavin got in another
on his ribs and rushed him to his corner,
whore he repea teddy struck him. Finally
he landed Il blow on Kilrain's Jaw that
sent him TO the grass Jake had Just
scrambled TO his feet when the gong
sounded as told above
The general opinion is that while
Slavin had Il comparatively easy time
wi II Kilrain he would not have Ghost
of q show with Sullivan.
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RICHMOND, Va, juno 1G.-ISpcciall-
The United States Circuit Court room
was crowded this morning with distin-
guished lawyers and citizens to witness
tho imposing ceremonies incident TO the
Inauguration Of the new appellate
LAND, Virginia, West Virginia and North
Carolina. AT 1907 o'clock Chief JUS
tice Fuller, of the Supreme Court of the
United States, entered the court room,
closely followed by Judges Hugh L.
Bond, of Maryland, and j. j. jackson,
of West Virginia, and took their seats
upon tho bench. Meanwhile the vast
audience had arisen to its feet. The
three dignatries, previous TO being
seated. bowed to the assembly.
The chief justice then arose and said:
1--WE have met to organize tho appellate
court of the United States lie then
briefly and clearly defined the duties of
th@ncw court, Judge Jackson to pre-
side over this court until Judge is
elected. Tho chief justice announces
the appointment OF Henry Moloncy, of
Maryland, clerk of the court. and Judge
Henry 5. Atkins, OF Richmond, as mar
shall, both of whom were sworn in by
tho. chief Justice. The assistant district
attorney was then sworn in by the now
clerk, after which some thirty lawyers
werc admitted to practice
During tho course of tho proceeding
Justice Fuller announced that the next
meeting Of the court will be held in
Richmond on the first Monday in Feb
uary next. The court" said the dis
tinguished jurist, had Il lon: time
considered the ACCESSIBILITY of meeting
again in October, but did not believe
that the new members of bench 10 be
selected by president would be chosen by
that time. In view of this fact and the
further fact that there would hardly be
any business of Importance to be dis
posed of by October. the court had CON
cluded to name FEBRUARY as the time for
its next sitting
The Judges were all attired in black
gowns having white shirt fronts. Judge
Roberts, who accompanied tho Justices
from the conference room to the court
room, took Il scat to left Of the bench
with the members of tho bar.
During the morning reception COM
mittee from the bar of tho city made a
formal call on Chief Justice Fuller and
invited him to reception in his honor
at the West Morcland club tonight.
lie had previously acknowledged an in
vitation and its acceptance by wire
from Chichago.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Four Hundred buildings Destroyed ut Sea
Bright, y. j.

New York, June 1G.-[ Special The
well-known summer resort Sea Bright,
N. j., was visited by disastr Gus fire to-
night, which reduced it to ashes.
The larger portion of the sown. as
far as can be estimated, about 400 build
were burned, but whether there was any
loss of life cannot be stated as vet.
Several hundred families have boon
rendered homeless. The total loss will
reach $500, eco.
The fire broke out in a livery stable
on River street, and as ii gale of wind
was blowing along tho coast at the
time, the flames spread rapidly and
in remarkably short time "A whole
block of buildings on River street was
burning.
Woman and children ran through the
streets crying and wringing their hands
in frantic manner, while the men
aided the ilrcmen in attempting to check
the flames. The flames at this time
made such rapid Roadway that in many
Instances the inmates Of buildings
barely had time to escape with their
lives. AT a late hour tonight the fire
Is reported to be under control
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MORE HOT WEATHER.
y Number OF Prostrntions From Heat in
New York and brooklyn.

n Number OF Prostintions From Heat in
New York and brooklyn.
NEW YORK, June ld.-ISpccial The
mercury ut noon here to-day reached 81
degrees. at p. M. it was o. degrees.
against - degrees for the cores spending
period OF last year Many cases OF heat
prostratiom were reported to-day in this
city and brooklyn.
NJ BOSTON three thermometers were
100. At other points in the State Of
Massachusetts come reports that il was
very hot. Now Bcford chronicles 96
and Worcester, %.
From the northern portion of New
Egland continuance of the warm wave
is reported with generally higher
temperature. l;iddcford, Me. reports
l02; Concord, N. H., 100: Augusta, Me. =,
81: Portland, Me. 9S; York Beach, Me.
l0l; Dowcll, Mass, %; Manchester, n.
H., 's. Danbury, Conn, over 100:
bridgeport, Conn, 95; Meridcn. Conn.
100.
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WHERE THE MISSING Fund WENT TO
Ear,isley Used ii large Part The Missing
Siij.0oO For Private Purposes.

PHILADELPHIA, lame To- Special /
The report OF an expert accountant
showing what Ex-trcasurcr Bardslcv
did with S445,00O Of the school fund
money was laid before the counc lis in
vestigating committee to-day The bulk
OF the money went TO settle Hardsley's
account with the State treasurer, but
large portion went To various banks.
Three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars was used to partially make good
moneys collected for taxes. Tho re-
maindcr was used for his private pur-
poses.
One item of $4,000 is entered on the
Stub of his check book Loan to q. Is.
H." Some additional assets OF Bard
sl"y's have been discovered. but whether
they will yield anything to the city or
State is question as yet.
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TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

The Irish land bill passed first read
ing in the House of Lords Yesterday.
and the second reading was filed tor
June %.
The ranks of the striking ornamental
iron workers of Chicago were increased
yesterday several hundred
Tho edict of the Emperor OF China
orders the prompt holding OF all those
of his subjects implicated in the recent
riots and massacrcs.
~ number OF dead bodies were yostcr-
day taken from the ruins OF the wreck
near Bale Sunday. The number OF the
dead and injured j, not yet known
The Austrian consul at Prizrcnd. FUR
key has committed suicide because he
was censurcd by hi, government fer
abolishing the use or bells Nv the
Catholic Church al prilrcnl IN order 10
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The Supreme Court ofAppc,,s

WYrnEvILIE, June lG.-ISpeciai =
The whols court was present yesterday
morning. The argument in the cause
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad vs..
Donnelly's administrators. was con.
cludcd.
beverly vs.. Beverly, appeal from
Wise county, was submitted. Barns and
Fulton were for the plaintiffs and lIagan
for the defendant.
Reynolds against Necessary. on appeal
from Scott county, was also submitted
Carriers heirs against Edwards very
important cause from Wise county. was
partially submitted. Burns & Fulton
and Eouth and Stuart are forthc appel
ant. and Kilgorc n Miller and llagan
are FOR the appellee.
Your CORES qonden. was informed bv
The clerk that Judgc Blair'S circuit
would probably not he reached before
Friday.
Is,.Rt
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EUENA VISTA.
y Chamber of Commerce Organized with
Forty Members.

Forty Members.
HuENA VISTA, juno l6.-ISpccial =
Alta largely attended meeting OF the
citizens last night n chamber of com
mcrcc was organized.
Forty or more individual and firm
names wore enrolled, and committees
appointed to solicit members and pre-
pare Il charter and constitution ana by
laws for the government OF the body.
The following named officer, were
chosen for one year: President, james
O. Shepherd; vice president, Il. c.
Moonaw; treasurer. j. Il. b. Stuart:
secretary, j. c Shields.
An adjourned meeting will be held on
the 10th to secure and act upon the re-
ports OF the committees. who will be
prepared to submit the same at that
time
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600
5000
90 5000
ADDRESS OR CALL ON
The Roanoke Times.
Twenty-Five Hens Stolen.

daring chicken robbery was com
mitted early yesterday morning on the
premises of August Bcning, who resides
on Melrose avenue IL. W Thieves
entered his hennery and carried Off
twenty-five large hens, including one or
moro old ROSTERS with immense spurs.
Mr. Bcning was looking for the thief
all day yesterday, but met with no luck
in his Investigations.
THE TIMES Is the leading paper of the
mineral belt OF the two Virginias. Ifyou
want to keep posted on the development
of this sertir you cannot afford TO ,
without
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Killed Ills wife,

MINIATURES, June ld-lSpecial l-Ju-
Illus Mugby Shot and killed his wife
May in house of i'll repute to-day. lie
tclegraphcd her Sunday from Chicago
that he would soon be dead, and sur
prised her to-day by appearing at tho
house and committing murder
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Killed by Lightning

ST. Louis, June 16.-ISpccial This
afternoon while party of picnickers had
taken refuge beneath a tree is Forest
Park during the heavy thunder storm,
lightning struck the tree, killing little
glri and completely stunning four
ladies. The ladies were carried to the
club house near by and soon regaincd
consciousness.
CALLAHAN, Pa, June 10 ISpecial]-
heavy thunder storm passed over this
place this evening. a young man
named Taylor was struck by lightning
and instantly killed.
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a Scrin,,s Cnve-In.

PoRr HURON, Mich. June l6.-ISpc-
ciall-A big CAVERN occurred at the
Port Huron end OF the tunnel this
morning. The north bank for MANY
feet gave way and sank in and carryicd
the engine house down with IT, At the
time TO one was in the engine house.
IL Will take two months TO remove the
earth that cuVcd in
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srnuldins', i,cfn,cation m5.coc

AVER, Mass. June lSpccialI-Thc
bank examiner has concluded his final
examination Of tho books of North
Middlesex Institution for Savings, and
finds that the total amount OF En-
cashier SpauldinG dcfalcation is So. OOo
The comptroller will levy an assess
mcnt on the stockholders Of the bank
of probably 80 per cent.
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A FIGHT WITHOUT A WINNER.
kilrain Knocked Down in the
Ninth Round,

And Slavin's Friends Claimed the Fight
FOR the Australian Because of the Cues
tiOn as to Whether Jake was on Ills
Feet In Time, but the Referee Renders
no Observation-Disclosures Seemed to HIVE
the Worst of 1t, and WAS Knocked
Down ~ Number Of Times.
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THE NEW APPELLATE COURT.
Inaugurated at Richmond by
Chief Justice Fuller.

The Judge of the Court Not Yet Appointed.
The Clerk and District Attorney
Sworn in and Number OF Lawyers
Admitted TO Practice-The Next Sit
ting of the Court to he in Octobcr-A
Reception rendered Chief Justice
Fuller.
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QUITE y ROMANCE.
\ Cousin o. Senator Cameron Turns mn,
After 30 Years Absence.


After 30 Years Absence
Sii\MoNIN, Pa, Juno lG.--TSpecialI-
~ strange romance has como to light in
this town by the return of Charles
Cameron, Il cousin of United States
Senator Cameron, who was supposed to
have been murdered in gambling don.
at Richmond, Va, soon after the battle
of Bull Run.
In 1860 he left his homo in Pottsville.
Schuykili county, and went to Rich
mond, where he informed his wife he
had secured the contact for building n
church. lie never returned and Mrs.
Cameron. hearing that he had been mur-
dercd, married VIM. Madden ten wears
afterwards. Madden was killed on tho
railroad and Mrs Madden removed to
this place.
Saturday morning while standing at
the door OF her home stranger APP
pcared and announced himself as Charles
Cameron, tho long lost husband. Mrs.
Madden refused To receive him and
ordered him 10 leave and he did 50. At
present h. j. stopping with his son
Simon.
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sam iitI I,oyl Dead

LyNchnliEG, June IL. Il Special =
Capt. Samuel ~. Boyd. an old merchant
of this place, died to-day. Ito was
native of Castle Blarncy, ireland, and
tvps 80 vcors Of AFRO
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M'KINlEY WILL Be NOMINATED
Ry the Buckeye State conven-
ton To-day.

The Largest and Most Enthusiastic Re-
publican Gathering at Columbus in
the History of the State-AIa;or Will
lam Mckinley the Hero of the Occa-
sion-Asa Buslnell. the Compromise
Candidate. Chosen Chairman.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
AND EASTERN PRICES GUAR
ANTEED.
WE MAKE \ SPECIALITY OF PRE-
SCEIpTIONS
Georgia State Building and
Loan Association of Sa-
vannah, Georgia.

have just succeeded in securing for
Roanoke the agency for the above asso-
citation. There is no better or more
popular building and loan association
than this 1t is oliiccrcd by the best
and wealthiest business men of Savan-
nah. Authorized capital, $1,000, 900.
Savannah is one of the most solid in a
financial way than any Southern city.
We wish to place at least $500 600 in
Roanoke during the year. Call at once
and examine the very liberal plan.
JAMES s. GROVES,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE AGENT,
81 CAMPBELL STREET,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
I OST-ON CAMPBELL STREET,
~ one cuiI button. Finder will be
literally rewarded by returning to this
office. iunclG-3t
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One Hundred ana Thirty Killed.

MANNHEIM, June 1G.-iSpccial The
number of killed in the railroad bridge
accident at I'asle is now known to be
40, and of the injured 300.
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LYNcnEuRG, Va, June lG.-l Spe-
ciali-Ttc stockholders of the Lynch
burg and Durham railroad met here
to-day. Major Peter j. Otey rendered
his resignation as president of the
company and w. {. Houston. Jr., Of
Philadelphia, was elected to the posi-
tion. Tho stock holders authorized the
directors to mortgage the property for
an amount sufficient TO cntcnd the line
further south from Durham to connect
WITH the Raleigh and CASTOR road.
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MI AISLE ~ MARTIN,

Cor. Commerce. Street and Salem Ave,
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IN STOCK A FULL AND FRESH
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OUR ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES
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STICKY FLY PAPER, BOTH by
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Sulcide ofn Prominent Ilnrtist niyine

BiRMINGiIAM, Ala, June 1G.-ISpe-
ali-This morning Rev. j. n. Mont
gomery, prominent BAPTIST minister,
committed suicide at Alvincent, Ala,
by blowing out his brains with shot
gun. The suicide is thought to have
been caused by insanity produced by
excessive mental labor
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The Weather.

ForcasU E0r VirginiN, showcrs,
cooler, nor.her.y winds and ThnrsaaY