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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Gutenberg Result and Entries.

GutfcnDers Result anu fhlfieH'
Following are the results and entries Of the
races at Guttonhurg
First race. four and half furlongs -Tasso
first. Rosa G. colt second, !. O. /. third.
Time. 57jl.
Second race. five furlongs-Houston first.
Romance second, Nike Watson third. Time,
1895.
Third race. six furlongs -Sykeston first,
Emperor Ohio second, Padre third. Time,
Ills.
zen second Lizzie third. Time, l:1ts.
Fifth race. six furlongs Prince Howard
first. Radiant second, Chartreuse third.
Time. 1:le.
Sixth race, eight and half furlongs Fs-
quimau first, Lepanto second. D0nahue third,
Time, l:55..
The entries for to-day's Guttenburg races
are
First race, fve-eighths Of q mile. beaten
horses Nina Archer, IL: Drbana. llj; Balla-
rat. IL. KTkina ll2 Eclipse, Hannibal lll
Lucre, Marty B.. iO2; Daisy Woodruff, De-
rango, lOl: Insight. Little Minnie, 80, Wig
wan, e3 O. r. b., Protenol. Of.
Second race. three-uuarters of n mile, sell
ing -Prodigal, III; Pelham. los. Nubian. l0t;
Once Again. lO2. Sir Rae. o.: Duke John, ~;
Sparling l0G: 1ioga. Marie Lowell. l05;
Matagorda (fllyl. gj: fasset. Flayilla, "a.
Third race, one mile. handicap Badge, ll9;
Kimberly. ll2; 4Iilt Young, 100 Mohican, %.
Nirgie, 81
Fourth race, five-eighths Of n mile. bandi-
cap--1ringle. III; Paragon. 109; Lizzetta
l02; Flattery. 90: Abundance, colt Even
Weight "A Kuapsack. 1O9.
Fifth race. fve-eighths Of a mile handicap
Toano. ll3 Volunteer III. l09: TormentYr.
lO' Alderman Mac Sir George. l03: Mabel
Glenn. g6: M0hican. 3d.
Sixth race. seYen-eighths Of mile, selling
Tom Boy. III. Climax. ia: Chapman. lll.
The Sheriff. Maggie X, FREELY, los. Catlan,
lO6 Blackthorn. l0j: Emma j., lO3: Frank
L.. Birthday. l02. julie g.. ". i. H., 102
Cold Wave ". Molhe Davis. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
DiSAPPEARED wIrn S7oo.

Frederick Il. Kreusler, Of Roxbury, Mass,
Has Not Been seen Since November 80.
Nrw York. Dec. Frederick r. Kreus-
Ter twenty.six years Old o son Of Arnold
Kreusler the wealthy broker in brewers
supplies has been missing since
November 3oth. The missing man
was put in charge OF the Mccormick
brewery IT. Roxbury Mass, in March last
On the day OF his disappearance he was seen
by one of the employees standing IN front Of
tie brewery. lie has not been seen since.
Young kreusler carried brown macintosh
coat and had between 500 and $3.50 I'D his
pocket. Whoever finds him will receive a
large reward from his father. who IS almost
heart broken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
ncr-r-s.cnc-r aInrrInce-pcrsnnnl-

FrDYORD CITY. Va. Zee. H.-.Sfeeial The
marriage Of Miss Nellie Berry. daughter of Nr.
Wv. Berry. and 5ir. John +. spencer. OF Lynch
burg. took place 10 her fathers residence yes
terday 30 u o'clock 4. N. Rev d.. spencer Of
the Virginia Annual Cont. renee. father of the
groom. was the officiating clergyman The
happy couple left on the 1918 train.
Air. %. N. Kelsey has been prostgatcd for Sow
oral days with severe case OF grip. he is said
10 10 ON the mend.
A mistake vas made in the communication
several days ag0 as 20 the public schools OF Bed
ford i he number n the county should have
been 10 not .O scholars in the graded school
The bows II Bedford and Campbell were given
the opportunity OF attending Now LONDON
Academy tuilon free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
The New Commercial Treaties.

LONDON. Dec. ll.-Poltical economists are
eritieisinr the new commercial treaties aud
noiut 10 the fact that tho Drribund made sig
nifcant sacrifices so rs % induce both Bel
ginm and Switzerland TO join the Lolleryrin.
ME tarig concessions of Belgium are OF
small importance while the reduction of tie
tarin on staples of Belgium's industry, made
by both Germany and Austria, are not only
large. but enormous
Ia the matter OF the treaties WIN Swltzer-
lond 10th Germany and Austria display SIM
liar political motives. The concessions though
not Quite So heavy as those ol Belgium are
equally numerous. 4 dispatch irom Berlin
states that II England will help TO isolate
France the IolleUrin will make concessions
to England equally rs great IS those Of Bel
GUM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

IoxDoN. Dec 1.-The trial of tho snit OF
the actress florence ST. John for divorce from
the actor Maru- was continued today. Some
az Miss 81 Johns former domestlcs testified
10 aneted improprieties on her part Miss ST.
John was called 20 the stand. but before she
had given any evidence she was withdrawn
for tie present and Manager Edwards and
some attaches OF the Gayety Theatre were
brought forward and testified 10 the good
conduct Of the petitioner. The court then
adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Nrw YonK. Dee. 11.-Although week has
elapsed since tie crank exploded the bomb in
the Office of Russell sage no one has yet
identified the head. There were only few
visitors t. the rnorgue to-day O. view the
rhas.lv head. The features are becoming
more aud more lndlstinct every day ana II
fne head is not identified soon the identity
of the mysterious person may never De known.
The officials az the morgue are confident that
among tho visitors who viewed theh mead there
were some that identified 1t, but were afraid 10
.nnnk ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

I0rI.vIIr. Ky. Dec. 1i.--Dr. NJ t.Coomes
boa concluded l.s investigation OF the case Of
Mrs slary Stuckenberg. the woman who,
while ili "a cataleptic state, has exhibited upon
her person the stigmata OF marks OF tho
passion of Christ lie retrains from indorsing
The manifestations as genuine, but saws that
tho phenomena may be due TO me woman
intense mental concentration upon the passion
aud death Oi our Savior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

SpnIScFmID. Mass. Dec. 1.-THE hop
crop of 1891 is finally computed by the New
England Homestead 70 be 3i3 sos bales.
grown on 81. 1854 acres compared with ZQ4.si0
bales on IS. .08l acres last year. On the basis
Of sales 90 date the 1891 crop IN tho United
States will bring growers sI. lt3,0 ,000 against
sii.i05004 for u smaller yield last year aud
Si.0S9,000 for tho crop Of 1889.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

The Recent Government Victories HAVE Put
stop to the lnsurrec!ion.
fBy Gable 70 The 1imcsl

LoxDoy. Dec. LA pekin dispatch states
that the recent victories of the imperial troops
sent against tine rebels in Mongolia have
BROUGHT the irsurrection 20 an end
an tAe disturbances IN the country appear
10 have terminated and the affairs are rDsuai-
inc their natural shape. By order Of ~ Hung
Chang the Chinese Niceroy. summary pun
ishment is inflicted on those having taken
mart in the massacre of Christians
Forty-two insurgents who were proved be-
vond q doubt 20 have had hand in the MUIR
der OF Christians have been beheaded at
PQkOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

ST. LOUIS. Dec IA Republic special from
San Antonio. Tex says The grand Jury
Yesterday found fifteen indictments against
representatives of various bridge Companies
for conspiracy 20 defraud the city. IL is al
legged that hy this conspiracy the Berlin
Bridge Company got contract for S47. 900
when The work coald have been done Tor
$1,000. tho city being thus swinded out Of
-gOOOO.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
MRs. COTTON RELEASED.
She Was Merely ObeyinC Her Inhuman Hus-
band I'm Maitrenting Young Brown.

DrnLS. Dec. 1.-THE magisterial examina-
Jointly implic ted with her husband tho
Rev. Samuel G.. Cotton. in causing the death
Of 10 boy named Brown. an inmate of the Cur
ragh orphanage IN Kildare OF which they
had charge. was concluded to-day and result
ed ia the Judge discharging Mr.. Cotton
from custody. he held that size only CON-
piled with the orders OF her husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

president Won Der Abe. 1t Is Said. Has
Hnnrht out CoIumbus.

sr. Lovls. No, Dec. l1.-On good author
itv il is stated here that Chris Won Der Ahe.
acting for tho American Association, has se-
cured an option on the Columbus Club.
whose directors have chosen to sell out rather
than be squeezed out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Sewcombe's WIN Admitted to rron,,e.

Ngw Yoar. Dec. II. Surrogate Ransour to-
day admitted t. probate the will of Richard
S. Newcomb, the lawyer. whose daughter. Ida
Florine l4ederer. filed objections alleging un.
due influence and mental Incapacity' Mrs.
Loderer was disinherited by her father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Recent Reports Derogatory Of the United
states Minister Untrue.


VALPARAISO, via Galveston, Dec. little
statement recently sent to the London Times
by its correspondent at Santiago 10 the elect
that United States Minister Eagan had dur
ing the recent correspondence between the
United States and the Government at Santiago.
sent several insulting notes to Minister Of
Foreign Affairs Malta. which had caused a
proposition 10 be presented 10 the Chilian
Congress looking to the suppression Of tho
Chilian legation at Washington which propo-
sition had only been defeated by the Govern
ment exerting It's influence 20 tho utmost, is
unQualihediy false
The matter has not even been discussed by
the Government or by Congress and all in
dications point 10 @ desire on tho part Of
Congress 10 c0ntiuuo the amicab.e relations
which have existed for 80 long "a time with
the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Rnfnsed 10 Re.Isn.


US Cable 70 Inc 4lit,.l
LoxDoN. Dec 1.-THE Times Rio Janeiro
dispatch saws Governor lortella, of the State
of Rio Janeiro. Las refused 10 resign and
that military Governor will probably Oe APP
pointed The Government has given assu-
rance that the guarantees Tor the repaisiAent
OF tine popular loan are ample.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

At a few minutes past II o'clock an alarm
was sounded from box No 2l. caused by tho
burning OF the grocery store and dwelling Of
Frank Orasber-er 40 the corner Of Twenty
fifth and Nenable streets.
The fire orieinated IN the store and It's
cause is not known. The damage amounted
to about $500. which is fully covered by in
surance. The building IS owned by Mr..
lttII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Russell NJ. rAule. Of oiens rnlls. uena

GlEss FAILS. y. Y. Dec. n.-Russel VI.
Little died to-day aged eghty-two. lie
founded the Glens Falls Insurance Company
and was Us president since l-G4 lie was a
deleeate to the Chicago convention which
first nominated Lincoln. and had been presl-
dentlnl elect-r and Stnte senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
.e,e va. Never Better in Her Life" ="

BuFrMo n y, Dec. ll.-Henry l.; Ter
rins of This city, received dispatch to-day
from Grover Cleveland coDtradicting the re-
mort OF Mrs Cleyelands illness.
Tho dispatch says: ''She was never better
IN Iar life -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

4 Writ Served on Justin Mccarthy by tho
Parneiiito Leaders.
~ p.

Parneiiito Leaders.
lDy Ceblo % The limes.i
Iospcv. Dec. The writ sued out by
AIessrs. Harrington, Redmond and other Par
neli.es was served upon Justin Mccarthy to-
day. The court is petitioned to remove Nc
Carthv from the trusteeship OF the Paris
fund and appoint q successor.
The writ names Mrs. larnell as the code
fendant in her capacity as administrative Of
the parnell G. tate Mr. Mccarthy claims that
the English court has no jurisdiction. lie has
"a suit pending against Banker Munroe, OF
Paris 10 recover the money and does not
doubt that 10 Will be successfully terminated
within . few months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
SOUTHERN R1ILWAYS.

Statistical Operations of Those in tho Yir-
ginias and Carolinas.
WASHINGTON, II. c., Dec. II. The census
Office has issued the fourth series Of ten
bulletins giving tho statistical operations Of
railways comprising the States OF Virginia,
West Virginia. North and South Carolina
A summary of several items Of interest per
tanning % the transportation business OF the
territory named in.lSsg and a comparison with
the corresponding items IN 1850 IS herewith
presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

electors equal TO the whole number OF sena-
tors and representatives. TO which the State
may be entitled in the Congress" etc. IL
would require the most brazen ehront-
cry and iiagrart partisanship for
any court % disregard this plain provision of
the Constitution. Neither boncn nor bar could
find double Interpretation for it. but still
the Republican leaders of Michigan believe
that their supreme Court will lend itself t.
the dsroputable scheme
CAPITAL NOTES.
Tho estimates for carrying on the business
Of the Govornmont for the fiscal year ending
juno 30. 1895, submitted 90 Congress by the
Secretary of the Treasury calls for appropria-
tons aggregnting Si04. COS. .093 or $3.50. $50
more than the estimates and sii.7f2.2sl less
than the appropriations for the current fiscal
year. The estimate for the Interior Depart
mont includes SllI06i $50 for pensions. OF
fi"3'3's35 less than the pension appropria-
uons for the current fiscal year.
L. ID. Hill has been appointed postmaster
at Bumpass. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
nundred. OF chIneso s,anan Drowned.


IoSpog. Dec. 1.-THE Times dispatch
from Singapore reports the loss OF Il large
number ot Chinese vessels during gale ut
Hong Kong Hundreds OF native sailors
were drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
oao Of the Ineendiarles Convicted.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Dee. ll.-Tle Jury in
the case Of William j. Gibbons. ono of the
frebugs who was tried for the burning of one
OF the Dupont buildings. brought IL a verdict
OF guilty tins noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Lord DuHerin Appointed British Ambassa-
dor 10 pnr.s.

lBy Callo 20 Tho iimosl
LoSDoS. Dec. l1-Lord Dulerin. formerly
Governor General of Ca2ada, and more re-
Gently Viceroy Of India. has been appointed
British ambassador 20 Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Dry onods nonne In Broohiyn hnrnei.

NEw YoRK. Dec. 1.-THE loss BY the IRE at
Henry Batterman's dry goods store broad
way and Flushing avenue, DroOhlyno, eaiy ,y
this morning Will not exceed s'o'VVV' iui'y
insured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
SDsculatiOn as 10 That Appointments
Virginia VIII Roc5IVa
REPUBLICANS At THEIR OLD CANES.
4 Rrazen aIovo 10 Exclude Democratic
Territories An Explosion SIS the
House Washington Ncws.

.., p .r,rrertal of Speaker
r....,. ,o-to-s lgf. aside from any service,
. l.re rendered tho
t'loneI % e'''' 4.1.t.tl;slo,.,
Speaker. Il l- eeneIii.f '.-
service in Congress- during W.'t" H' AAa Won
,.rf .f..n fr fne very front rank of
s,' "'''. f...-s e.tf'e. ban So fUe chair
btAo I".' - flen0st imn0rtout COM
Lla'.'..
.-.... ID. .fnnfnr llllv G. tho men,
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,e fI.t lo i0., not intend o. Jisernli-
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81. tle contrary. h.s desire 90 hen up amy
-.s tl.af fcnt may have caused. Ills desire
+. 0r-or.1o the House iu the strongest
..- ,..e.fnle for tho good 0f his party
-.f tie c.untr, 10 uut the abicst men
.sa places of leadership and SD administer
ne A., lq-o tIe Democratic party pre-
t.e0fil a-,a AGGRESSIVE front
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r..,nttfee nrl possibly Dr. Lawson may
..t ot. Rivers and Haruors. At all events the
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-23

Expect to get bargains in under
wear at Lnmson Bros. and you won't
be disappointed.
Wall paper, at prices way below
est. The finest lines of cigars, the
Books and tablets, fancy and toilet
i-l7-92
Large lot of Oak plank and
stringers for sidewalk, etc.
S. Z. ToLMAN.
DR.. Chamberlain, u quack doctor
of Bryan, aged upwards of 40 years, is
an inmate of the Toledo workhouse,
serving out II sentence for adultery
His partner, Cora Neal, of Akron, is
also ut the works.-News.
And now the average small boy is
seen with fish pole over his shoulder
and shaping his course toward the river
where he will sit several hours with Il
patience worthy of a better cause. and
then return home with string of
diminutive sun-fish and IL mammoth
appetite, and relates fairy tale about
II fish few sizes larger than whale
stealing the bate off his hook. His
father listens with admiration while
thinking what II superb liar Johnnie
has promise of becoming, and as re-
ward of merit informs his youthful heir
that the onion bed will have to be
spaded up, to which startling intelli-
gence Johnnie says: son, come off, dad.
I'm too tired" after which his father
will stroll up town to talk politics
johnnie 'talses sneak" while his
mother spades up a bed for the summer
onion crop.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column II. cents per line.

See our new stock of mems shoes
at 81 25 81 Is 81 90 81 80 $3 90 SO so
81 90 and S. 90. We are without
doubt showing the best values in mems
shoes for the money to be found in
town. Examine them.
A. WILLIAMS.
For gloves, mitts, handkerchiefs,
fans and parasols goto
WILLIAMS
We have u clean, new stock of
gloves mitts, fans, parasols and
handkerchiefs just bought for this
springs trade at very lowest prices.
WILLIAMS
Black satins, black lawns, plain,
stripe, and pluids. New goods, latest
styles at
WILLIAMS
Best patterns in carpets ut 80, so
and I5c see them.
WILLIAMS
-Challies. lawns, seersuckers,
satines and ginghams. New Spring
styles and colors at
WILLIAMS
Big stock of Summer underwear
to fit anybody's body, or anybody S
pocket, at
WILLIAM3'
All the latest styles in mems and
boys straw hats ut
WILLIAMS
-Corsets, ribbons, ladies neck wear,
fans and parasols ut
WILLIAMS
Don't forget that we are showing
the best line of fadies and gents, boys
misses and infants, Summer under
wear to be found in the town. And we
don't want two prices for them either
A. WILLIAMS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-23

The Henry County News, is new
paper being published at Napoleon by
w. T.. Decker.
Sheet music at 80 per cent. discount
ut this Office. We will close out the
entire stock at half price
A man at Mansfield claims to have
two hearts. What an awful condition
he would be in if two different young
ladies should each capture one of them.
The new steamer City of Toledo
will be ready for n trial trip by the
9th, and if she proves equal to expec-
tations she will then be accepted by
the company.
-Halstead Thornton completed the
several stone crossings which he con-
tracted for. They are we'll done and
the work has been highly compliment
ed by our citizens.
Those beautiful outing cloths are
just the thing. Also those nice black
diagonal dress goods. 3S inches wide,
for SOC per yard. They are elegant
for summer wear, and can be had ut
Bartons.
Another cut of 10 to b per cent.
in Wall Paper at A. II. Champney's S
drug store.
The steamer Luttz is rapidly get,
ting in shape and again looks like a
steamer. Her carrying capacity will
be greatly increased, and her speed
will DO accelerated. Capt. Lange has
made application to have her name
changed. She will probably be here
by Decoration day.
bowling Green opera house has
changed management, and Ira Taber
one of the owners will be its manager
| for the ensuing year, and he will make
| special effort to have The reputation o.
the house and the line of entertain
ments produced, kept up to the standard
of the best theatres in the State.
John King II tramp, who stole ,
pair of shoes, from an Elyria store
was sent to the penitentiary for three
years. Toledo's police clerk confesse,
to embezzlement of $20.000, and is moi
even locked up. Great difference il
some people and some towns. That
what the tramp gets for being foo
enough to steal u small amount.
st. johns day (June 24) will b.
properly observed by Phoenix Lodg'
No. 123, +. g. A. M. The Home fo
worthy distressed Masons and thei
fam lilies is an assured fact, and it
location will soon be fixed. Gen
Bushnell has offered Il personal donation
of $4,000 to have it established IA
Springfield, Ohio, but it is very likel
the home will be established in Colunl
bus. Phoenix lodge was the first i
the State to respond to the call fO
! aims last Year. The example set b.
this lodge has stirred up other lodge
and this year will undoubtedly see
great increase in the contribution
sent in for this benevolent purpose
Old Phoenix lodge has the reputatio
throughout the State of being at tn
front and the brethren should not an
will not allow themselves to be foun
wanting this time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-23
.Iuxt Our Luck.

During our absence from town last
Saturday, we were honored by Il call from
seven of the best looking, wittiest, and
in fact the most bewltching young lady
school teachers, from the village of
Bowling Green, who have ever honored
this city, on the banks of the beautiful
and historic Maumee, with IL visit
The ladies left their names ON ths
register, which in cold type appear
tn usly: Misses ItoZella Case, Martha
Pollock, Harriet Eaton, Lizzie
Kershner, Gertrude Grim, Margaret
Boughton, Mary Seibert. They were
here to attend the teachers meeting,
and kindly gave the JOURNAL Il
pleasant call. but we were out in the
country ''looliing for II man" and thus
missed one of those rays of sunshine
which so seldom light up busy
publishers everyday life. Call again
ladies.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-23

1t is said that the Cygnet Globe, a
six page folio is the latest addition 10
Wood countys newspaper list. Arthur
Goodman is the editor. We have nof
had the pleasure of receiving copy NJ
yet.
You can buy an Organ or Ma
chine for So per month, of the B. G.
Music Co., Perrysburg.
Large delegations from various K
of z. lodges in Wood county attended
the dedication ceremonies of tho
new temple at Toledo on Tuesday.