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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Work of the Hustings Court Grand Jury.
other News.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. II. Special The
September term of the hustings court. Judge
d. NJ. Bernard presiding. opened this morn
ing. The grand Jury found presentments
against Ben Lauier and H.. W. Eppes for
felony. The cases of Joe Butler for larceny
and James Smith for assault wers tried. The
parties are both cOlored. These were appeal
cases from the decision of tho mayor. Butler
Was acquitted and Smith was sent 10 jail for
twenty eight days The cases of the Com
mouwealth against John Davis Harrss lcol-
Ored) for feloni0us assault was set for trial on
Monday, and that Of f.. W. fppes white for
Tuesday.
feast was held al Hollywood chapel. IN
Chesterfield county, yesterday and was large
ly attended Tie net receipts amounted 10
$40.
Judge A. NJ Kelley will deliver his cee-
brated lecture on Egypt at the Academy oK
Music tomorrow night for the honeiit OF the
Home for tie Sick, and will have large
audience 20 hear him.
Mayor Charles +. Collier received to-day an
invitation 90 attend the Mayhem stock Breed
ers Associations stock and cattle show az
Mavhew. Miss October lat next.
The Farmers Alliance convention, held at
Emp0ria last night. nominated G. II. Parsons.
Esq. for the House OF Delegates.
A grand german was given last night az the
Library Hall by some OF our young men,
which was largely attended
This evening, as the east-bOnnd passenger
train on the Norfolk and Western road was
passing point a short distance from Motto
way Courthouse station, somo unknown per-
son fired into the train. The ball shattered
= window blind. which was down, but none
of the passengers We're in 'ured
The police commissioners held "A meeting
to-day and suspended Officer Wells for twenty
days for taking drink while on duty. Tho
commissioners hada conference with the CHIEF
OF police at the police station this afternoon
ia references 10 matters concerning the corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

In speech He Says sherman's Free Coinage
Prophecy is False.

COLUMBUS. ONO, Sept. 17.-Goyernor
Campbell opened the Democratic campaign
to-day at Sidney, Ohio, to fair sized assem-
blage lie said that one OF the most encourag-
ing features Of the campaign was the appre-
hensiou exhibited by Republicans ia regard
to the tariff The Republicans. by the nomi-
nation oi Mckinley had made the tariff the
issue and nc " they were lodging it.
Referring % Senator sherman predictions
* the result # ths free coinage the Governor
faid lie was false prophet and cited in
stances where what the senator had said
lad not come true. The truth was. be
SAID. that both parties are divided on
the tariff The Democrats Of Ohio do
not agree upon free coinage. but they
do agree that nothing could be uuite as
absurd and unnatural as the circulation Of
warehouse receipts or pawn-ticket-, based
upon uncOined metal. The Democratic plat
form denOunces demonetizati0n Who de-
fends the demonetzation of silver Every
uan connected with II except Senator Sher-
man denies having knowledge OF It at the
time
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Domo FIRST. Tormentor second. Rosa II. third.
Time. l:l5it.
Second race. one and ono sixteenth miles.
Kildeer first. Picknlcker ond Homer third.
Time. f.5f.
Third race the Algeria stakes. three
quarters of mile Curt Gum first. Mimi
lcolt, second. Lamplighter third. limo,
Fourth race. the Fulton stakes one aud
Quarter miles Pessara first Reckon second.
Rev Del Rey third Time, 2OJet.
fitA race. five elghths OF smiie-ffoimedei
colt. first Hoey second Panway third.
Time 1903.
sixth race, three quarters OF mile Bus
teod first. Srrocco second, Contu0uSoE
thi4d. Time il5,a.
LAT0NiA, KY.
First race. one mile-Anna first. London
Smoke second lonfret third. Time. 1i3.
Second race. one mile and twenty yards
Bob Iorsythe FIRST Iarquln second, Little
Sciss third Time, l;ftl.
Third race one mule and seventy yards
Uncle Bob first, Joe Blackburn second, Ia
third. Time las
Fomth race. one mile and sixteenth
Whitney first Yale 81 second, Rorka third.
Time l:39
Fifth race eleyen-sixteenths Of mile-Th
Hero first, Falero second, Ragner third.
Time. lOg1l.
sixth race eleven-sixteenths of mile-W.
b. first Mira. Peck second, Judge Jewell
thiIl. Time. 1923.
GLOUCESTER. y. 3.
First race. four and halt furlongs -Adsir
first. Basil Duke second, Harry Russell third.
Time. 81
Second race three quarters ofa milo White
Wings first Frank ). second. BelshaZzar
third Time. l:l94.
Third race FIVE and half furlongs-A. O.
H. first. ncertsinty second. Baltimore III.
third Time. 124ls.
Fourth race. four aud a half furlongs Flam-
beau first, LIngara second Canteen third.
limo. So.
fifth race. one mile Belisarius first. Lone
ly second. Kafter third. No time given.
Sixth race seven eighths f mile White
Nose first. Prince Albert second Wanderer
H. third Tine, 1914.
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BETTER THAN ETER BEFORE.
The Tobacco Crop I'm Prince Edward and In
nenburR Counties.

The Tobacco Cropin Prince Edward and In
nenburg Counties.
GRrrS BAY. Va. Sept. 16-iSpeciaL The
corn and tobacco crops were never more
promising ia Prince Edward than now Messrs.
j.. d. sud H. W. Jones arc now cutting and
housing as ri b. bright and beautiful tobacco
as can be found Nr. Willie I0om, inst from
Lunenburg. says have travelled all through
Juneuburg recently, and never lR ell my life
saw such fine crops of tobacco and corn. and
the farmers are ia excellent spirits Refer
ing TO politics Mr. loom says There are
four candidates in the field. VIZ J. ".
OVERLY. Lew Winn Willie Wall and George
T. Smith. The convention meets 40 the court
house tomorrow and ! think Smith Will get
the nomination for the next House OF Dele
gates
There are four candidates also in Prince
Edward county, among them stephen d..
Brown ESQ. who lives within ono mile II
Green Bay Mr. Brown was formerly one Of
the editors of the fsrmville journal. a
staunch Democrat. and Is IA sympathy with
the Farmers Alliance.
Nr. John J. Green. real estate agent here
closed the sale of tract OF land within three
miles Of Green Bay to-day to John f. Clark.
Esu.. of Baltimore county, Md. for $4,000.
The Lutheran church near here has been
completed and dedicated by Rev. ID. II.
School pastor.
A good shoemaker and tailor can find ready
work here
Mss Leila Carson, of Cumberland. will
open public school October 5th and the same
dav mn. Ellen Goulding viii resume her
public school. two miles distant at Wakefield.
Miss Ida Jones Is teaching school in Meek
lenhurg county.
The charming Miss Leila Queensbury re
turned Monday from a pleasant visit 20
ScOttsburg.
Mss sue Ryland arrived yesterday from
Luuenburg.
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Young Ladies' Preferences Create a Strange
State OF Affairs.

GnEHsvuIr, GA, Sept. 17-Dawsonyille
was in the hands Of 2 mob on Tuesday. Men
who had sued unsuccessfully for ladies' favors
were the principals. Five young men-Dale
aud John Castleberry. Viii Mahan, ASA Slaton
and Herbert omen had been paying alton
tions 60 certain young women who did not re-
ciprocate their feelings while the attentions of
Messrs Nat Ware, son Of the minister,
and John Martin were acceptable Tuesday
night the five young men attacked Ware and
Martin ard began % fire pistols. They lay
fiat on the ground and returned the fire
Fifteen shots were exchanged In the midstot
the firing the Rev SIR Ware appeared with
q shot gun and turned both barrels loose
in the direction II the hiding parties Tho
five assaiants walked 20 the public square
pistols in hand where .hey openly defed the
marshal and citizens. A street fight took
place. and finally the citizens retired. leaving
the boys I'm possession. Warrants have been
sworn ont for the entire gang charging them
with conspiracy and attempt to murder
bahan has been arrested, but the other four
are at large.
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Conspiracy.
Cmc'G0. Sept IA News special from
Cincinnati says Miss Vera Ava is not tie
famous liss be Bar This was proved to
DAY. Her real name is still unknown. Sum
daY she tarlea for Chicago t. speak 60 the
leor from tie 81 igo Of museum and make
tahne fLc names vi twenty seven men who
~. 10 tie Croun conspiracy She claims
g. haFe tie list of tie men WHO plottel tile
murder
Chicago vii he oIl fire ext week " said she
...' evening AlT pl.of - conv ucng and
F.tol what las happencd TO one viii be
spared. F WI. he blown to pieces. but J viii
ai FAX The o. uti on4 i0 one cau ietute 10
wen show twenty seven documents which
secured irom iuoAeh h0usemad who had
D'eA nir1sted witt them by a frightened
Douiliyan Is not the man lie is inn0-
cent size continued Tie underlinps suf.
Tered and the ung.oadefs' eaceped bnf flew
WIZ not es ape low. IL Wa known that ba1
tih terrible evidence. was draeeed hoseH
up aAn ehippei way - One ou a main ala
nor die and as lf by amraeie F reeoversd
ana escaped to tho streets almost uale3. tI4,,
Wa sntteulv identified az Ion. rau0o ne
9liss Di.s ,e liar aud uu attempt was made
20 sEufgie ine away % Long View Asylum.
vet 1uaeo tert knew was not crazy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

a Grand Charge of 10000 Cavalry Witnessed
by President CArnot.
nv Cahls to The Tlmes1

PARIS, Sept T.-At Yitry-le-Francais to
day President Carnot and his Cabinet re-
viewed the French army, consisting Of 10000
men. which has been taking part IN extensive
manauvres since September I'd under the
supreme command of General Sauss er. There
wa az enormous crowd present and the
most feryent enthusiasm was manifested by
the masses
VI. de reycinet. president OF the Council
of Ministers and Minister Of War, was un-
fortunately unable 10 be present with me
rest ol the Cabinet Ministers at the begin
ming OF the review He caught severe chill
soon alter the Vnndeuyre banquet.
The rev ew concluded With grand charge
up 10 the grand stand occupied by the p. .esi-
dent of the entire massed force OF cavalry,
1000 men. who thundered mp in grand style
an3 then reined up sharply and presented
swords amid "a roar of enthusiastic approval
from the crowds VINO witnessed this splendid
manouvre. NJ de Freycinet was sufficiently
recovered 10 be present during the latter part
of the review
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Her Marriage with Young Rust Declared
Null and Void.

Her Marriage with Young Rust Declared
Null and Void.
CucAoo, Sept IA few days ago a sensa-
tion WAS created in social circles here by the
announcement that f. Lee Rust, a son Of the
millionaire lumberman Mr.. W. A. Rust Of
Fau Claire Wis had been candestlueiy we'd
ded 20 Miss Gertrude W Potter ii daughter
of Millionaire O. W. Potter president of tho
illinois steel Company, of tins city, at Lake
Geneva, Wis, june fth.
Another sensation was created this morn
ing when it was announced that on petition
of young Rusts father and Oh consent Of tho
bride and presumably with the concur enco of
the parents Of both OF Tie young people,
Judge Horton. Of this city. sitting privately.
had entered decree declaring the marriage
null and void.
The grounds on which the decree was
granted We're that the groom was a minor and
had contracted tho alliance without the
knowledge OF consent of his parents. The
young couple recently returned from q trip
90 Europe in company with the brides
mother though 10 is claimed that the fact of
their marriage was not known 70 tho parents
Of either
Miss Potter is the heroine Of several ro-
mances. Two or three years agO, according
10 published 'alements. 5he had a love affair
with a neWshoy named Dunninant. Tho boy
was atterHard sent 90 the State penitentiery
on conviction for theft He claimed that
he was innocent nnd that his conviction was
the result II q Conspiracy ~ break Ais affair
with Miss Potter.
subsequently. the young lady entered q
dramatic school. and ia due time. made her
appearance on tie stage in abbreviated gar
fneutr
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CHINA IS HELPLESS.
Cannot Punish the Perpetrators of the Re
cent Outrage.

l3y Gable fo The Iimesl
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Berlin correspond
ent Of the Standard. of this city, telegraphs
that the German foreign Office has been re-
ceiying disquieting news from China within
the last day OF 80. China, according % these
advices. is unable t. fulfill her promises made
10 tho representatives OF tie powers that sho
would punish those who we're implicated in
the recent outrages upon foreigners and their
property. and that she would IN future pro-
tect foreign residents from injury
1t is added that the rumors circulated in
several quarters 70 tho effect tina. France
and Russia would not take part IN any
Joint action on the part of the combined
fleets should II b. decided such a step
would be necessary is pronounced 10
be untrue 1t is also asserted that
there is no doubt that Germany will increase
the number Of her war-ships now in Chinese
waters and that She viii be prepared To take
strong measures should they heneeded to pro-
tect German subjects OF their property OF
should she be called upon take an active
part IN naval demonstration against China.
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Russia Designs Perceived.


LosDos. Sept. IA Berlin dispatch says
the latest information leaves no doubt that
the gathering oil M immense Russian foice
in Bes-arabia was intonded as part of plot
10 CAPTURE CoustantinOple by means Of tho
Russian fleet and army. This plot
has mscarred and matters 80 on
with tho Sublime Porte much AS
ever the country being bankrupt. ard even
tie Sultan having to curtail his household e1-
penditures. The mention Of the Mitylene m
cldent was the first intimation TO Russia that
an English feet was near the Dafdanelles ana
prepared 10 act IN case of necessity should
Russia continue to send her vessels OF war
through the straits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
TEX4s EDITORS' DUEL.
Everett Moore MortalIy Wounded by 4. NJ.
Tate With Pistol.

DALLAS. Sept. IA tragedy was enacted
on the public square at Sulphur Springs yes
trday For several months past Ever
eft Moore. editor Of the Alliance (indica-
tor and T.. NJ. Tate, editor Of the Hop
kins County Echo, have been engaged IN q
bitter newspaper controversy, which had
IT'S origin IN a dispute over the sub
treasury scheme. Yesterday the men met
on the square and the old trouble came up.
Words led 20 blows. when tie men grappled.
They broke away. but pulled pistols and each
fred Moore fell mortally wounded and eI-
pired a few hours Afterwards. Tate Was
placed under arrest Feeling runs high as
both men were popular and each had many
friends.
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Nebraska Democrats.

GRAND ISLAND, NEE. Sept. 1.-THE Demo
cratic State Convention met at 9 o clock. f..
7. Ireland was made permanent chairman.
After very little ceremony the following n)ml-
nations were made For Judge If the
supreme court. Judge j. H. Broady,
OF Beatrice. for regents OF the univer-
sity. / A. Brogan and $. T. IIenricker
The platform adopted congratuates tho
county on the overwhelming Endorsement Of
Democrat principles at the late election, OPP
poses class legislation. congratulates the pe0-
pie on the prohlbitory BILL etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
BALM4cEDA fr MENDOzA
1t Is said That lie Ha. He'd to the Argentins
Kepublfc.


PARIS, Sept IA dispatch received hera
from Duenos Ayres announces that eI-Presi-
don't Balmaceda Of Chill has arrived at Men
doza. capital OF the Argentine province Of
that name and situated not far from the
Argentine frontier.
The same dispatch says that yesterday
evening only fifteen persons remained in GUS
tody throughout Cbih charged by tie Con-
gressional party with Grimes against tue state.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Chllian silver
brought from Monteyideo by tho steamship
Moselle. consigned By ex-President Bama-
firms. was delivered safely this morning at
tho Bank Of England where it will remain
by order of tho courts until tie legal ques-
tione which have arisen IN connection with
Il have beou decided.
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PORrSMOUTH BAPTISTS.
An Interesting Session Of the Third Day
Of the Association.

NoRro1E. VA, Sept. 1.-THE third days
session Of the Portsmouth Baptist Association
opened this morning at Portsmouth. Tie
reading of the report Of the committee on
education came FIRST and was very interesting.
Rev Dr. Dunaway addressed the Association
IN the interest of higher education
Dr. Owen called attention to Ryland lnsti-
tute. at suffolk while Rev. Il. X. Acree COM
ended the Windsor Male and Female
Academy. The report was adopted.
Kew. n. O. Smith read the report OF the
Sunday school and Bible board which set
forth the work Of the board during the past
yer his was also adopted.
Tho accounts Of the treasurer were reported
correct by the finance committee.
The report Oi the committee on obituaries
We read and adopted. Rev. Il. R. Acree
read the report on pper dis tric,t which WAS
adopt j
Az appeal FOR 800 was made by Rev. Mr..
Dudley lor the Wakefield church and COM
mlttee WIS appointed toapporilon the amount
among the churches OF the Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

For the House OF Delegates for Giles and
Pulaski Counties.

PuLAsm Cry, Sept Special. The
Democracy Of Giles and Pulaski met IN con
yentiou here to-day, and Mr. James I. Troll
linger who had been recommended by the
Alliance, declining 10 allow his name 10 go
before the convention Mr.. II B. Howe was
nominated by acc.anatiOn. He is "A good
citizen. a good farmer aul good Democrat
Colonel narduer. tue popular and efficient
clerk oi tie courts OF Pulaski. Is in town to
day
Minor litigation is active here. and J P's
are kept almost as busy as your Justice
John
The Pulaski Electric Company has been
very successful IN securing light contracts
during the past few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

P0RTIANu ORrGoN. Sept 17.-Several
slight shocks Of earthquake were felt here
last night about $50 No damage is reported
SALEM. OaEooN. Sept. l7-An earth ouake
shook was distinctly felt here last night at
$780, Buildings were shaken. No serious
damage WIS done.
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PARKFrs8URG. W. Va. Septi6.-fspscial. ]
Tho ministers aud delegates Of the West
Virginia Conference Of the Methodist Church
South winch meets to-day arc coming IN
rapidly Yesterday tho committee Of exam
iuation met md examined classes of ilcen-
tlates preparatory 10 making reports to-day
Bishop Ofaubery Is here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

LONDON. Sept T-At tie semi-annual
meeting Of the directors OF the Bank Of Ing
land to-day II WAS shown that the net profta
f1r the sx months ending August 5lst. were
1853. .23s. making the amount IN rest t3.776..
s02 4 dividend Of five gulneas per cent
Was declared leaving in rest t3.0i2.7l0 1hs
chairman expressed the opinion that ths
guaranteers OF the B0rngs would suffer no
loss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

USE pitched. New
York won "Oh for
more Rusies. 81 yelled
the cranks. The
home team put up
an old time game in
the field aud their
hits were few, but
they were telling
ones. A triple. d
double and a single
ia succession netted
the New Workers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

HAsTINas, MMN., Sept l7.-Fire broke out
in the weighing house Of Smith a Thompson
to-day The building with their warehouse
al dining, and Strong 81 bnler's elevator
mill. hlled with grain. were burned. The loss
on the buildings aud grain Will exceed sl00.
600: partially insured.
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M" l"fN' Nrpt. ia tpecial Z" the NoFia
from Wichita. kau., Gays ail arrangements
wore i.a.le tboro ,..terlov to tar and faofher
.,,
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''.t' pu. lalNNsa iAe Intervention OF tho
icnee e"a soldiers tho movement. was
.'~s.'.'g l',., i.o Nes,."ns .e.e are u.llef
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te-.l..t..,. ~ va,
tI . M .
l..'''' .'|''s't' i' tAe Spiaiti5 cohhnea ih ine
f''''N'
iat COLONEL pfNik7 iI-
ktvse CiIY Mo- Sept ~. T. T.. Polk.
Ire- dent ot til National Farmors Alliance.
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Fever Raging in Warren county.

FRoSr RoyAI, Va. Sept. l7-lspecial. I
Fever is raging here, and many deaths are
reported. The cause ~ attributed 10 the fresh
earth dug UP ia improving the streets OF the
town.
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two runsin the second inn ng followed ia the
third by home run, making total ~ three
% their credit and al gotten, for then other
hits were few and FAR between. Until the
eighth inning Chicago could not touch the
young cyclone and their only run, made IN
that inning. was earned by a double and "a
triple. Score.
New Yorks......O21OOOOOO-8 s
Chicagos ......0 0 o o o 90 o.
Batteries. Ruse and Buckley Yickery and
SchTyer. Umpire, McQuald
Az Boston. u. B.H 2.
Bostous.......2OOIOOO4O0-7 u 2
pittsburgs. i 3 o o 02i o o. ii
Batteries. Staley and Cancel; Calvin and
Miller. Umpire, Gatney
AT Brooklyn r. D.H p
Brooklyns.. ......OOOS1OO10-5 II 3
Cleyelands. ......1 90 90 o l-6
Batteres-Inks and Daley; Young and
Zimmer. Umpire. Lynch.
Az Philadelphia: p. B'H. P.
Phiadelphias. ..l 3 600 O2O0- 8 y
Cincinnatis ......1 @ o o o.
Batteries Gleason and Brown. Crane, Mul-
lane aud Harrns ton. Umpire. Enslie.
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MEMHis, Itsn.. Sent n. The motion for
new tfai pa The II Clay King murder case
80 pFeI ttlTt this morning. King was then
sentenced 10 hang VI November 9th