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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-19

CHICAGO. III, July Is Wheat Wheel was
firm on an active inquiry for cash lots. and
closed d "a C. lower: receipts. f76 cars.
Corn-Corn was weak on the liberal esti-
mate Of receipts for Monday and falling off
in the cash demand. Closing prices were &c.
lower receipts 4l5 cars
Oats Oats We're weak because of heavy re-
ceipts, closing KAYE. lower receipts, 228
cars
y provisions Pork advanced Csc. in svmpathv
with the stronger hog market and then de-
clined on heavy selling by the packers
closing only &c. higher Lard and ribs closed
practically UNCHANGED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-19
BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
MOND, TN1HE STATE OF VIRGINIA AT THE
CLOSE OLE bISINESS JTLY 9, 1891:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-19

STATE OF VIRGINIA Cry or RICHMOND. -:
n. T. burnett, Cashier of tho above named
Dank' 30 solemnly swear that the above state
IAent is true to the best of my knowledge and
DeHei' n. c. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth
day Of July. 1891.
W.T.. ALLEN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
A. I. BOULwARE,
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
GEORGE w. ALLEN,
Jyl9-lt Directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-19
Correct-Attest:

Correct-Attest:
j. II. MAYO.
WILLIAM ID. GIBSON,
jy 1Q-lt Directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-19

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MQYP yA AT HGH t, y 9s r. o HE IFS SI ySE
JULY 9, 1891:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-19

NJ asiong me late arrivals are: Mrs. NJ. A.
49,, .-ni1ln' y Virginia; Rev DIR. Hamilton. Ken
go h S > Il. Henry. Pennsylvania. J. A.
II rus, H. p Holmes, James Chestnut Mrs.
Miss J I've, IVES, Virginia. Mrs J. b. Castano.
ton Va .' w and Isabel Castano. Warren
Warren a. 'ii " george Martin. Miss Dwyer,
s s.e Miss Gregg, Philadelphia Mrs n p
Sc'sei bliss Steel, Philadelphia. w &. Hanna
i Nv tAfoiina; Robert Preuhss virginia.
,aass Young, Chicago; Everett Waddy Ricb1,
wIfs NJ Ailss Ruby Gaar, y. Ii. Gaar and
VIC MRS A. Gaar, Richmond, Va.
CHLoE.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
BLUE BOOK ON THE MANIPUR MASSACRE.


CUTED-COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS"
London Nav 16.-The Manlpur dispatches were pio
scented to Parliament late yesterday, the Government
having held them back in order to prevent u''
before the Whitsunide recess. The dispatches IAN W
establish clearly Why such small force was sent
TO Manipur The viceroys orders were to take lorce
sufficient to remove the Scnaputty 1t appears tiidt
Chief Commissioner QuintOn had no orders as 10 io"
he was to remove the senaputty, but was cOghIdhv VI
the difficulty OF the enterprise, and consulted the Co-
mander Of Assam in regard 70 the course he shouli
take. QuintOn intended to summon the seIapu''S
as rebel, and to arrest him.
native eyewitness depOses that after halfhours .
conference the hands and feet of each person OF gum
toms party were cut of, and then all were eAecuted'
I'm tho presence Of 900 Manipurs, including the seh
putty and the Jubrai who stood only six PAGES distant
The Times" IN carefully written article on the
Manipur massacre, blames Commissioner Quinton lor
the smallness of the force employed and the Indian
Government for approving the plan to summon the
senaputy without first warning him tat he would be
treated as a criminal.
"The News" says that the Manipur Blue Book estab-
lishes decsvely the fact that the Government Is re
sponsible for the Manpur disaster. The paper adds
that the dispatches are exceedingly sleek and Official,
omtug all mention OF the crafty design 10 arrest inc
SenapuV buts SAYS it is clear that Commissioner
Quinion had no discretionary powers worthy OI the
name. . -, -. , -. -.
II is certain that the Opposition will take the Gov
srnment strongly 10 task for tile disaster when the
session Of Parliament IS resumed.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
SETTLING rx-MAYoR cARmcHAEL's DEBTS.

Amsterdam, n. V, May 16 spechD.-A conditional
settlement of the debts of John Carmichael on paper.
made by Daniel Carmichael. the forger and indorSed
bv John Carmichael and John McFarlan' has been
Effected The agreement is that all creditors accept
the terms and if not all, then none are bound. A.
v Morris d sons advance the money and take tho
carmichael paperml property security. The banks
and Others holding the Carmichael paper thus far seen
have accepted the terms and received their money IN
pavment Of their claims. The Merchants and EN-
change banks of Albany refuse to settle and their
cases will come into court at Fonda on Monday
Daniel Carmichael is a brother Of John Carmichael
foreer]es amounted 10 nearly $4,000. He sent
10 prison as a result OF an action brought by thu
National Exchange Bank Of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
,>,,DvAuxc TRADE WITH MExICo.

Washington. May 16.-The state department 'Ia'
.rorsr,tted 10 the Treasury Department commuhca-
ton from Senior Romero, tho 4ezican MDser U9n,
tanng number of statistics Of trade between Mexico ,h'
and the United states whichhe adduces as prool .nu'
the railroad trunk lines connecting the TWO countries
are. as was expected considerably lcN"Yms na
Ue saws that the commercial relations oi Mexico anu
h Tnod states differ with respect 20 those OF other
American republics in that the principal trade OF al
most all of them Is with Europe while both the I'M
port and export trade OF Mexico is chiefly with 5e
orVea w .ao doo 33s OF (which 20 per cent went
fo the Tinted States During the preceding year the
imports amounted S40029S04 ana o. oop al pc, o eSn
TsetenesS Of the reports OF tie Statistical Bureau Of
the United states treasury the figures gwen Ior ,e
more than one 6alf OF the real exports The figure.
show an Increase In the export trade Ol s menoo ~
withstanding the restrictive measures whch began 70
be nut into execution during the last three mohths
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
r,cur OVER AN ARKANSAS ROAD.

Pine Bluff. Ark, May 10 speciaD.-Ihe hearns
in the case of F. NJ Gillette, of NewYork' ana l. H.
Leslie of stuttgart, Ark, against j. K. CampOen ior
an application of receiver for the Pine Bun mon,
roc and New-Orleans Railroad, before inc uhitcu
states Court has been postponed. The deed 10 u'c
propertv was made in the name OF J' H. 'apooi' w
John NJ Clayton, Commissioners D1I MI Nu"iP'o' :,
considers himself only trustee OF ~ " p"'S'o%,
1,.a,.i1orco r I Mr.. Campbell prevented sale OF
enc road before by advancing his own money anu
credit and through his management the road' al"ose
a wrecked concern, has become Well paying p,'.V
Of property entirely ont of debt on the s'ounu -,
an option Mr. Campbell holds from Mr.. bais.o"' ' ne
refuses TO surrender the road 70 MeSr from Barstow
h6Dc interests Mr. Campbell has siways tS PIT The
and as whose friend he Will now ngn'k ~ e fnv assured
sympathy OF the patrons Vi lhe ro'" - '
10 Mr.. Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
n,,,,opc ApoI,r AN ELEVATED ROAD.

Chicago Nav 16 Speclal The Journal says
An interesting rumor has gained currency cohce'ns
tbo lake street Elevated Railroad Company anu ns
~, T, "a sad that the company has been unaoie
~ sou It's bonds capitalists giving as reason ior
retns,nc 10 invest that at present the road begins
nowhere and ends nowhere. As the eNpeca~on Wa va
,bt tho road would be constructed on TINS ioan oo
f.iIuro to sell the bonds meant the failure Oh Uio
otnrise in tho hands of the present owners IL Is
said, therefore, that the company has sod out TO d
Philadelphia syndicate, who VIII carry ."e ~, pt,,
gerald has been frozen ont Of the company anu S'
n e Mcdonald has given some Of his friends ups
nv which they are buying up the stock OF o'e oo''
many AT % cents on the dollar. Tho suspension "a u
orI, an the road Is cited in part as PROOF OF t'so
facts NJ. C. Mcdonald however, takes uii'cIcn'
view Of the case lie says; Inc WorH aha1toped. NJ
Wc have advertised for bids for the ov hoESs
Wo %ondS we have never offered ANYBODY any Ooiu, h
~ "a ~ ~ ono has had any chance 10 retuse 70 puS
tbcm We have s75OOOO worth OF road aifoy ga ,nne nIoe
coniract and it hardly looks reasomanle, " SupP''
bat we do not mean 10 finish the WORK.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
To PRESERVE THE WESTERN FORESTS.

TO PRESERVE THE WESTERN fOl'h@o1''
Washington. May 16.-A circular letter Of lnstruc-
+ons to specal agents relating to timber reservations
as today issued from the General Land Office Arter
ouotng Section "a Of the General Land ACE OF M'on
a. 1891 the circular says that to carry INTO enec'
these provisions it is important 20 reserve all puoo
lands bearing forests on which the timber is not aoso
utelv required for the legitimate use and necessit'es
~ the residents Of the State Territory 10 secure
+he necessary data upon which 70 base pecommenu%
tions for forest reservations the Commissioner seo
instructions that special agents arc required 10 o
a thorough personal examination OF tlo pAOno
hearing forests ascertain all facts pertaining 10 uio
value. and promptly to report TO tie ''eiel"'
once BEFORE submitting his report but arter taIs
his examination, the agent Is reqIireu " puo- p..d
notice Of his intention that any persons
NAV be heard upon the subject secretary 49,, o,.
and Commissioner Carter are much IN earnes. & IA ,1
effort to preserve the forests IN the he PROVISIONS
OF the Act Of March o, 1891 when wis1D a@ents viii
snhiect II Is not yet decided how many aSet mat ali
be assigned to this work. but II IS 1e 1a onerations
who can be spared will he ordered 10 pes'D
OF
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
LIE r1rHArEp RoAD DECLINES WITH rHANKs

President Gallup Of the Park Department has a
matter Of controversy with the elevated railway
people in regard 10 two Of the roads iron pillars
which stand almost In the centre Of the thorougharc
al seventy secOnd-st and Coumbusave. 4 few
days ago Mr.. Gallup wrote a letter TO the manage
ment pointing out the inconvenience suffered by the
public owing to the position Of these supports, and
asked that their location might be changed. lie
received reply yesterday to the effect that the com
pany refused to aooede to his request because would
weaken the road at that point. Mr.. Gallup thinks
that economy rather than stability Is at the bottom
Of the refusal. He said yesterday that he would
see what legal means were I'm hs power % compel
the company " respect Tie public welfare.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
GzZHSnhuzS
LITHIA WATERS.
1ssn,um BioaoOnase In 100000 parts.

Iftha Water. ------iso's
LithtG Water and Vehy Wth Lithfd were in'0duSea
by me In 1864 and received by the medical profession win
SO much favor that quite number OF soeattsa A.o'S
Springs have been brought 70 public notice which, ho"-
ever Ike springs contain no lthis or only 'a'7-
The Buffalo Litha Water T. l., according TO resuie pup
lished by Dr. EIwyn Waller Professor OF Chemistry at ts
School Of Mines contains onv O01s5 parts and IL wous
require $40 gallons get much hia as contained IN
slngls sr.ounee glass " Carl IL. SchultHs LIMA "
40 the rate Of gallon bottle every day IL woua
take over two years to drink $40 gallons Of Buffalo LnlS
at an expense OF 800 dollars.
The complete analysis Of each water is on the bottle A
the guaranteed TO agree with these analyses
43O TO 440 FIRST AVENUE.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN CANADA.

Chicago, May 16.-A dispatch TO I" The News from
Toronto says The Globe7 predicts the downfall Oh
the Macdonald Government in the near future IL
saws matters at ottawa IN painfully critical con
aitlon Sir John Macdonald is ID again, suferlng' IL
Is said, from collapse similar TO that which came
upon him at Kingston during the elections. His Oldest
colleague Is under indictment for fraud and maveTsa
ton OF public funds Everything is in confusion and
every body is alarmed. There is talk Of sending for
Tupper, but believes that his presence could
avert the crash that Is thought to be Imminent. The
best men In public life troubled and perplexed about
the immediate future ~ tho country.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
AvARIcIoUs TENNESSEE LANDOWNERS

Nashville, Tenn, May l6.-A Chattanooga, Tenn,
dispatch says that there is danger that the prospec
~ ,ao,,o National Park Of ,he Chickamauga battle
o,.o,rd will end in failure, the only reason being
so rnoctv of the landowners. Property held at the
aroioI value of S5 t. so acre is now thought
to he worth slOO to 5000 and even $500 The com
rttco viii not favor condemnation process. and it
- dsrusted with the spirit shown Tney will unless
Is nrces are made, rep rt adversely upon
1 Nan This disposition the subject Of two
@ S@o,rsi conference YESTERDAY afternoon ANY iurther
tens will probably be defeated
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
safe OF PRINCETON REAL ESTATE.

Princeton g. j., May 16 (speciaD-The large pioo
% crnnd in the western part of Princeton known as
the Morven property, and owned by Colonel samuel
stockton has been purchased by Professor Charles W.
shields and G. c. Cuyler and NJ. Taylor Pyne OF New
York. The plot contains eleven acres, and Is one OF
the most desirable spots in Princeton The homestead
will be occupied by Professor Shields ana ms son son W iN
MOT are organizing stock company with the view OF
aetaliisbnC a hotel.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
pArrs CIT by TIE HsOO.'

Chicago May 16.-A dispatch from St. Paul Mlnn,'
,o,,s & The Cbicago-st Paul railway lines are much
alarmed over the action of the 500 IN mahi"s
ronnd-trp rate to NewYOrk and Boston whch y esS
ban The ordinary fare way, and telesrapneu C",t
man Finley Of the Western Passenger AS7o.las" 1, ~
,,ion IN meet the cut. The 500 adoed rlel m5 ~ ~
bv making round-trip rate OF ga 20 %
t we which is s11 % under the tourist rateShee'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
A HITCH ABOUT THE ARRANGEMENTS.

The club regatta which the staten Island Athletic
Club had expected to hold yesterday afternoon of
their boat-house at Livingston, 5. T., did not take
place. owing to the fact that Frederick william JANSEN
the chairman Of the clubs Rowing Committee, failed
10 make any arrangements whatever. The regatta
was TO begin at O'Clock, and to include for
single, four-oared and eight-oared shells. At 2
O'Clock 1t was said that the races would take place
but Mr. Jansen did appear until 80 O'clock and
had no plans as TO what was 10 be done So the score
or more OF Oarsmen who had prepared for the contests
spent the afternoon changing from their airy rowing
costumes TO plain clothes, and then back to rowing
suits aaain, while they discussed the situation The
only race Of the afternoon ap lmpromptu mile
pull for single shells, in which c. WhtehOrn, p Hart
and A. z. CamachO finished In the order named.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
4 HORSE OWNER IN DISGRACE.

Louisville, May 15.-After the close of the races
Yesterday T.. stover, Of Linnthgow and other
good horses told by the judges 70 leave the track
and take his horses with him, his entries would not
he received Linthgow was entered for the first race
and would have been a heavy favodte The club
officials claim to have evidence that he brbed TO
scratch the horse so another could win. The rules
do not cover this case and Stover could not be ruled
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
RUSSIAN HEBREWS POURING INTO

RUSSIAN HEBREWS POURING INTO ENGLAND.
London May l6.-Another large contingent OF desti-
tute Russian Hebrews has arrived here from Hamburg
Each of the steamers Of one line plying regularly three
times a week between here and Hamburg IS bringing o
full complement Of Russian Hebrews as passengers.
The Hebrews are also arriving here in large number,
by other lines. With the exception OF lew VINO ar
going 10 the United States all these persons eAPo0s ~
Settle in London or Manchester.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
AHrALrHY ROMAN MISSING.

Fairfield. Conn.,, May 16 (Special.-Nlss Juna Jam
nion. wealthy woman who has lived mere ior lorty
wears has been missing since last Tuesday ana II IS
believed she has been abducted James Flanagan
is held in BRIDGEPORT Conn, In $1,000 bail, chareen
with having assaulted Miss Campion last feDruarS'
t1o a. n be tried next week. and Miss Campion Mas
- II, ,-,tness against him. She cannot be found.
Tbo T1 case has caused much excitement in Fairfield
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
c.p,r CARS IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, May 16 speciaD-The new cable inn'S me-
of the baltimore Traction Company branch Oh llic
pbuadelphia Traction Company, were coInpleeu So'.
teav satisfactorily tested today and VIII De open
for traffic next week. The company mas e'ec'ea
house and put in machinery to run ten or V"e''o
o. nf cahIo II is the largest cablecar plant IN
nles DtT Ul and with the tracks, equipment etc.,
cost nearly S5,OOO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
DECREASE IN DEsERTIoNs FROM THE q

Washington May 16.-The benefciai ens.'. =.
legislation recently enacted by Congress a' .ne
of the War Department to cure the evil oI 49, %
are now becoming manifest. Tho months ol 1pIt aa
May usually show the heaviest recoru ~ 80, ord
So d,.sa,.0ad soldiers who are inclined to desert are
reasonably sure Of finding work and shelter Figures
prepared at the War Department show that IN Api 1aa
isse. the desertions from the Army nunlpD'eo .'sS
in April. $780, they 2o1, and IN Aprh or ',s ms
wear. they had decreased to 1l2 Ihe new ".S ua au
the ameloration Of the condition OF uo
49, hore baen IN general and practical operation only
'o. ,ast Noyembor 1t is now possible for any
enlisted . buy his a dsSsagsE s DeT to DO SO rather
hs condition ana ana mns2sSshnen m2sSS Of the csnteen redgc
on Of hours Of duty and Other cGaaS with his
operated 10 make the private better SS'iSN0' WIN
nkn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
TUE r AND O.'s CHICAGO TERMINALS

po,tImore Nav 16-TO c. X. Lord vlce-preS'uehI
, ,,a pat.'more and Ohio Railroad Company was
81 Shown WIN by the representative Of the associated Press
the dispatch from Chicago stating tt "a iIIn .ccd
says the baltimore and Ohio Railroad has finally scVleo
the question of terminals in Chicago e ,t t ,rH"t
maue % u, tit tbe Pfaiements And VIII be glan II you
eyYI ,T ~ ~ stato in whatever you send out
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
n.rpoAn prrup1yG IN MEXICO.

81 Louis, May 16.-A dispatch from tho Guy oi i
,,a-,oo sovs that Alexandra Elguzabal, MEMBER oi
~ S,.o 1opsIature of Coahua, has been appointed
an AGENT by the Governor of the State to make con-
tract for the building Of railroad from either Vehloo
or Jaral stations. on the Internatohal hsl'o'n' "
o,4r, on the National Ralroad lie IS also itrust-
"a "a. make arran gements in the United states lor inc
SrS,nc of railroad from the international To Parrds'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
DRUNKENNESS IN A TEMPERANCE TOWN.

May's Landing, n. j., May 10 Special Tho peoplo
OF Hammonton are wagng a bitter war against the
numerous "speak cases" which are HOurshng in
that town. HamOnton has over 5000 inhabitants
and Is supposed to be temperance town. there being
no licensed hotels in the place suburbs. Notwith-
standing this drunkenness and rOwdYlsm prevail and
n f no unusual sight to the streets full OF drunken
men and bows Antonio LerrO, italian, ar
rested for conducting disreputable establishment,
and held In $3.50 BAIL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

In II he said that the leadership Of Mr.. rarneli
impossible alike In Ireland and England MI ~
nor added that he hoped that no mhguase .n,,rS
oaa % tho convenon which would be likely TO retard
49, ,aoorc,l,ation between the two sections OF @ ne
irish party and their reunion resousiTv reneTv and
nassed stating that Mr. Parneh was noi"A'
ppolitlcally unfit for Office of trust
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
MRS DUNCAN REPORTED OUT OF DANGER.
HER HUSBAND TO BE PROSECUTED ON CHARGE
OF ATTEMPTED MURDER.

London, May l6-The latest news received here
from Chester in regard 10 the attempted murder Of
Mrs. r. c. Duncan, wife Of Richard G. Duncan, of
Washington, d. c., is that in spite of the frequent
assertions TO the contrary made by physicians in
attendance upon that lady she is now reported to be
ont of danger. The Public Prosecutor has undertaken
10 prosecute Mr.. Duncan on the charge of attempting
20 murder his wife by beating her head with stone at
Coed on Tuesday evening last. lie said that
as the prisoner is American ana in order TO pre-
vent an international misunderstanding he would con
Inct the prosecution behalf of the Government.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
nRIKEN TO Suicide BY RHEUMArIsM.

Minneapolis May lG.-Charles ii. Champlin, super
ntendent Of the North star woolen mills shot himself
through the head this morning. Mr.. Champlin had
lust been confined bed for two woeks with rheumaS
ana II 4. thought pain unbalanced his mind. lie had
bexn Felident OF Minneapolis for twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
49,. oo,os - Tho northern Pacific. was not al

President oaies Of the Northern Pacific was not al
90 IN tbis city Yesterday. Inquiries re-
~ ,luod % James McNanght, counsel Of the company,
Who emphstlcaly denied that there was any truth In
ths story from winnipeg Mr.. Mcknight said that not
onIv had the Manitoba lines not been sold but TINT
there had been negotiation Tor ther saie "lul any
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
ARBITRATION NOT PROPOSED.

Rome. Nav lot was semi-ohcally announced TO-
day that no proposals have been made uy eUneE sp1
to refer to arbitration the dispute between ulo
totos and Itay arising out Of the lynchng of italians
in The New orleans prison.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
FY-srcRFTARY TAFT DYING.

San Diego, Cal, Nay 16-EX7secretary Ian Is SINK
,c ranidv His PHYSICIANS stated last evening that
he would probably last through tonight but no longer
His SON. TAFT arrived here from Los
Angeles this evening where he has been in charge OF
the Robert and Minnie.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CONVENTION OF TIE NAIIONAL LEAUUA-.
Newcastle May I6.-The annual convention Of the
National League Of Great Britain opened here to-day.
Delegates from 400 branches Of the League were
present T. p OCOnnor unable to be present,
as he is suffering from influenza Mr.. o'connor. how
ever. sent letter, which was read at the convention,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
COMPLETING THE KENTUCKY TICKET.

Cincinnati May 1G.-" The Times -star's' Louisville
XIV. dispatch says the Democratic state Convention
COMPLETED the ticket to-day by nominating L. u NOT
man for State Auditor and Major Hale FOR stave
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
THE NORTHERN PAc1FIc's MANITOBA LINES.

Winnipeg, May 1G.-t now seems 10 DC an tn
certainty that the Canadian Pachc mas Oous"' oI'
,raa,,,aro pacific lines in Manitoba. II was con
fdontIv asserted yesterday that the "dea' between
,he roads had been completed. and that the Canadi
paclec takes all the Manitoba lines ana terminals n o
ths Northern Pacific almost lmmedia'ey iaiS
transfer VIII take place next week. IL Is Saiu'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
A REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE LYNCH


Washington, May 16.-rhe military au'horiu' are
moldnp every effort 10 punish the soldiers who par
ticipated in the attack the jail OK Walla walla
WASH and have now offered a reward OF 300 for the
capture OF such of the guilty soldiers as deserted to
avoid punishment.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN GREAT BRITAIN.

London, May 16.-There has been heavy snowfall
On Wales and in Cumberland County, England In
.I city IL was bitterly cold to-day and during the
morning there heavy halBtorhl'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
4 BIGIMISr WANTED IN BROOELYy.

4 BIG4MISr WANTED IN BROOKLYN.
Springfield ILL., May IL (speciaD.--Govenor F1fer
to-day issued warrant upon the requisition OF the
Governor OF NewNork, for the return Of william II.
Bost % answer to a charge Of bigamy N prookSxss
lest Is " custody u CRtesxaA