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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
NORFOLK NEWS
Serious Panic In Peanut Factory -nii'-
liant Society Events

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. lO.-lspeciai.i-
Thera was wild panic in the Walters pea
put factory building this morning at IL
o'clock. A steam pipe leading from the
boiler exploded and volume OF steam en-
veloned the interior OF the building. Inc
two hundred and fifty women operative
,honcht the factory on fire and rushed terri
lied 20 the stairs. CrOWdlhg anu
no over each other as they rah
down the steps. many were Oaull
cut and bruised, and three were taken ouu
insensible. Two women jumped 10 thS
,round from the secOnd-stOry WlndoNs' anu
ooro of them received internal injuries when
ril probably cause her death. Inc
other Jumper was not badly hurt' tne
break i'm the pipe was soon repaired, ou.
work was suspended for the day on account
Of the nervous and excited condition oil tne
operatives. ...,..,i., Of he.
i,, the most delightful in the world, ana
The mast week has been especially gay loi
,bole in the "swim." Among the many al
fa,rs was the cOtillion Of the Germah OIul
last night. which was a delighlul Occ1
sion. During the week a pr0gIessi' i,
euchre party was given by Miss Dredwei
M Miss Busby, Of Raleigh, y. g, al Wnlcl
sivtaen tables were used. \ card part.
oiyen by the Misses Freeman ana the illee, nee,
Ing of the Shakespeare CluD, were vel.
} largely attended. ,,.. u,isoc
The new Oueen-Street Methodist Eplsco
I nal church is to be dedicated tO-mOrto'
morning by Bishop Harsroye, oi tennessee
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LYNCHBURG.
Young Fugitive From Justice Cap
tured-SeriOus Railroad Accident

! LYNcBBURG, Va. Jan. l0.-IS Special. r.
some two years ago, young man, named
Luther n. Baugh. from Luray county,
| trusted employe in the dry goods store Of
NJ. y. Davis, Of Petersburg. embezzlcd
several hundred dollars Of the firms money
and skipped 10 parts unknown. All efforts
on the part Of the Petersburg detectives to
find his whereabouts were unsuccessful aud
gwen up. Baugh, it now appears. went
to Texas after his flight from the
Cockade City and remained there until
about two weeks ago, when anxious to see
his family again in Luray, be yentured
back 10 Virginia hoping TO escape detec.
tiOn and arrest, but after spending several
weeks with his family he started back 20
Texas, meeting on the train an old acquau-
tance. He travelled with him 20 this city
where be was pursuaded TO stop |
over night. The travelling man |
happened TO know all about his Petersburg |
ofense, and "blew" on him. The conse- |
quence was that "A telegram from the au- |
thoritles Of Petersburg TO the Chief Of PO- |
lice OF this city caused the arrest Of Baugh, |
who was at once jailed, and to-day carried |
back TO Petersburg by the sheriff Of that
city for trial.
Mr.. L. \. Dinwiddie, a young man. met
with most serious accident this evening
III ottppiuE vi tue lIdlu Ul the richmond
and Danyille rairosd train at Lawyers
Crossing a few miles from this city. His
skull and body were severely crushed, and it
is not supposed that he will recover. He
was brought 10 this city.
Mr. Thomas Carter, fireman on the Nor
folk and Western road, met with a serious
mlshap this morning on South side island.
I'm stepping from his engine, he slipped and
fell, sustaining compound fracture Of the
right ankle. After having his injuries At
Tended to he was taken 10 his home az Bed
ford City.
At an informal meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the Board Of Directors last
night the action Of the stockholders i'm re-
luestng that the charter Of the RyermOnt q
lOmpany be so amended as 10 allow the q
WAGON College, IVOHtH- 10 - 2
he interests and prospects Of the femaie
1oIIege Ruiloing operations will begin on
he company's land early in April but the
.vact site has not yet been chosen.
Mrs. Robert T. Aunspaugh, most estlih"-
,lea and widely known lady. died last night
N her residence in this city.
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mFcKLeNBURG COUNTY.
Good Ice Crop-y. NJ. {. \. No'ss-A Tenn
psrAnc0 Movement.


CuAsr CITY, Va, Jan. l0.-.speclal'l-
several cold days have made good ice,"hich
o,r citizens are securing.
Tho new year brOdght very few changes
in mr business houses, only some ne"
cl.rks at some of the stores.
Shase civ expects TO do an Increased
bus;ness ,his year. Prospects lot the 10
Sacco trade, building trades real esl"1e e'3
soI.s and general business are very Soou'
"Tnion week of prayer services are Delhs
ma esch night alternately at the different
cnTno ,Tbc Southside Male Academy and our
o,hsr schools have opened up iaNorsOly al
ter the holidays. ...uo,o.,. n
the Young Mems Christian A.soclallon'
vas here a few days slsce ana lllaue wv
fine addresses. The young men Oh our lo"i
rho had been having meetings lor seNeIdi
vears under an organization OF thelr owl
49,, 49, organized by Mr.. Williams into
a. regular Y. NJ. c. A, win ABOUT se'
-, members. Arrangements are Delhl
.,,aSe m furnish a hall for the association
a raoding room TO which THE TIMES ha'
,n;ndIv consented TO cOntribuie), library
IA . gymnasium, all in a small way LOT
,art viii be opened. Mr.. \. II. Il
,,a,,,s cashier of the Bank of Chase CIV u
nra.;dent. and MIR. +. Nj. Holt, editor oi IN
Chase CITY Progress, IS secretary. =.
NJ / T. Peasants, formerly foreman Il
49,. progress Office. is now Of the nrm O
uolt 4 Peasants, proprletors oil ihe paper
= N.Y. ,.onuIar movement has resulted IN ID
.1,oppiIatiop Of "a temperance society whlc
Sas On its roll Of membership many ol ou
most promnent business men,
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THE JACKSON MONUMENT.
ALL LEXINGTON DISCUSSING a
SUITABLE SITE FORT.

The v. NJ. 80 OTerB-AccidentaI Killing
of Mr.. Robert frame. of Brownsbure-
Critical Illness of DIR. Patrick. of Dan
viiie-News From all Over the State.
LEXINGTON, Va. Jan. los speciai.i-
/ The jackson monument is here and nearly
all the money necessary 10 pay for it has
been secured, and yet matters are not az
easy as they ought to be. All Lexington is
discussing where the statue should be
placed. While the bazaar was in progress
mere, an article appeared in the editorial
columns Of The TnEs in regard to this
natter which has brought out in full force
the view Of the people, the ladies with their
opinions, and the men with their ideas.
How this will DE settled cannot vet be
told. The Executive Committee of the
jackson Memorial Association held a meet !
ing Few days ago. In conversation with |
one OF Us leading members, prominent
lawyer, be said THE association was or |
ganized by the old soldiers Of jackson for
the purpose, BIS expressed IN the charter. of /
erecting fitting monument over his grave.
which is in the public cemetery here. at
which place be was buried in accordance
with his dying request. This association
was formed on account of the neglected
condition OF his grave, which excited the
comment Of strangers and caused pain to
his friends and admirers. The object i'm
view has been almostaccomplished, and the
committee at its meeting considered that
no reason had been brought sufficient to in
luence them 10 change the original purjOse
lf the Association
10 is reported that the Virginia Military
Institute has kindly offered very pretty I
ite ON the western edge Of the parade
ground, which commands a very pretty .
new. should this proposition be accepted. ;
he pedestal could be chiseled out of the (
wing rock, thirty feet by thirty feet aud I
en- feet high. However. no official com. /
nuncati0n has been presented to the com. I
niitec in regard to it.
The train this morning on the Chesapeake a
md Ohio railroad ran over and badly man. b
Jed Young girl, seventeen years Old, by b
be name of Smith, at Buena Vista. No {
aruculars could be obtained on the subject. v
News has Just reached here Of the sad ac- I
idental killing. near BrOwnsburg. in the q
0uniy, OF Mr!RObert Frame, miller at v
pat place and a most worthy citizen. Mr.. o
rame was ont in the mountains h
ear-hunting with two Young men o.
AIMED Walker, when one OF them q
III to the ground and i'm doing so accident Il
ly discharged his gun, part Of the charge Ii
issing through the hunting belt around w
e waist Of his brother, and the rest enter. b
X the arm oi Mr.. Frame, sovering an ar ci
lie died before medical attention could "
secured. He leaves wife and fiye chill in
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GOVERNOR TAAYeR DESERTED
II the old Man Doesn't Nacate u" IA
BE Elected by the Militia

LINCOLN. NEB., Jan. lO.-Ihls morning
when General yiyquain, the new AdJutah.
General. arrived at the Capitol he io1n1
Contain Rhody in command OF tWehl!-ns,e
,,,tii,iamen mt eX -G0yernor mayer
raom lie ordered the captain ~
',o with him to Governor boyu
room. The Captain obeyed orders anu
arriving there saluted Boyd as commahuel-
in.chief and awaited orders. In a lew IIo- lilor
ments General Viyquain gave him an oIuel
% ron,ir with his command 10 the ii oVh-
,,sny,s barracks and await orders. m mill
sbis command IN bis hand be went WIN tie
General to Thayer's room, and ordering lne
comnany to fall in, gave the oluelS ;,
0Peverse arms; forward, maicn.
Thsy.r entreated him TO allow t tne
miIitin 10 remain, but, salullns
/ him CAPTAIN Rhody said: 81 salute you
Tor the last time. recognize the authorlll
oTf T the Commander-in Chief, 6oVerho'
| Rovd.v and the company slowly haIeiS,
nom The statehOuse to their barracks: an
nevt move will be to forcibly eject ihaye
nom his present room, If he stili persists i
imagining himself Governor.
so1H THE GOVERNORS LEAVE.
Ex-Governor Thayer left his once IN,
evening in charge OF the clerss and wen
nome. and Governor Boyd leit MS once
coaroe OF Private Secretary Higgins an
vent 10 Omaha. The Legislature nos az
iourned until Monday afternoon
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PERFECT CHAOS.
Lever Branch OF the Colorad" Lsgis'@'"i"
split In two FActisns.

DENVER, Col, January lO.-lbere nes
an exciting time in the lower mouse ol enc
COLORADO Legislature yesterday. lnere aIc
tyo Republican factions in the house' o one
led by II. Ii. Eddy, and the other by James
Prowne. The Browne crowd hulhusis
fnurteen. and by forming an uneSpee.eu
combine with the Democratic mempeis
secured a working majority. When th9
newly elected speaker, Hanna attenp.eu sa
to announce his standing committees, tne
Browne Democratic faction blocked iesls,
Iation. and the result Was l%na. %
nolhing could be accomplished dur,nS
the afternoon. Several attempts 10 adJouIh
were voted down by that clique. brownc
was ordered under arrest for interrup.i,n51
/ the Speaker. The sergeant-at-arins staIts,' ,s'
/ 10 arrest Browne, when four deputy sheII.., sherin'
snrang into the aisle and defied the scream any
alarms TO DO so. A scene OF the Wi'uee .'e.
confusion and uproar prevailed. Vulst wa or
finally restoi ed, but the deadlock contln ueo
until midnight, when the Browne-Jel,o '',n,',
bratic wing, numbering twenty-eiyht n,Jn .hn
hers walked out and organized ano.nv
lower house all by themselves. inls W. W.
complicate legislation this winter SPesA. Pes.
Hanna is hrm, and has employer Hi''o
, assistant sergeants-atarms.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Negro Murderer Gets Fifteen Years in
the Penitentiary.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jan. 1O.-lSpecial. r.
The verdict in tie County Court in the case
Of Edward Stewart, charged with the mur-
der Of Nelson Watkins, both colored. was
niteen years in the penitentiary. The de-
fendants counsel took exceptions and
motion was made for a new trial.
There are no special arrangements made
for the celebration OF General Lees birth
day here on Monday after next. II will.
however, he a Holiday with the school chill
dren, and at night Lee Camp will have
banquet at Fleishmann's, which will have
covers laid for about 100. There will be
toasts and responses, but it will be merely a
local affair.
Mrs. Mary Jane Dogan, an old lady Of
Prince William, died at ber homie, near
GroretOn, Tuesday, and while the family Of
Mr.. William Monroe, Of Wellington neigh
borhood, were attending Mrs. Dobie's fu-
neral on Wednesday their house caught fire |
and was burned to the ground, with its en-
tire contents. They had left no one at p.
home.
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...... ...,.. Isffr..I ticx.ts at ten dol |
.i ..r, ,f.. lleronsev fit1,fn- /
H.cl Jokes place in New or
r-''a} next ana aA e1cillhs |
l..'N.
....... ...- ...... ..ufente were DESTROY |
I. ... 10 -t. tI.iI 80 Va. FRIDAY night |
.If.x cars .u mo Chesapeake ard |
... ..r. ..s. I..' ruBed. loss. S25 900. |
Many t... % .o.t tnslrall
...-.., r..r.r Of po,rsvlvarta. after
.....H. f....I,. ,..nrser case iruei ,ar-
...t. .....r. .,,t.nr' .f Viili4f, Il, e.st. of
W,.H-t.n county. aud Henry Murray,
...- ~ .r,U. U. Cambria oh Fcuruary 26tl.
George W .oss. of Luzcrns. and Viii
..u -t.a...f. ~ laru0D. on March 95th.
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ASHLAND.
National Building and Investment Oom
pany-Personal.

ASHLAND, VA, Jan. lO.-.opeciai'l
There WAS a meeting Of the citizens OF ASH
land last night, for the purpose OF organl%-
inc local board OF the National Building
md Investment Association OF lTgihl1' ~
Santain a A. Pizzini, Jr., and Mr. NJ r.
pradIey. of Richmond, We're expected 10 au-
dress a. Sc the meeting. Mr.. Bradley was pres
NH ant hui Captain Pizzini was detained On ac-
cunt Of sickness. No organization "as
% stYacted as the requisite number oi shares
@one hundred) was not subscribed olHt!
{onv nave been pledged, and Mr.. W. b. Chalk
Low Low the agent. told The TINES cOrrespohu'
lvy' ent mat ina the Board would probably be Or
eanized next week. -. ,.oo,, rrder
Rishop Cranberry, who has been uhaei
nr NcGuire's treatment in Richmond, mas
retnrned 10 mis- home. His condition Is III
proved. ,,o,, ,ow dovs ago fol
Ashland. Wis. 20 visit her daughter. A..
IN last Thursday, at the residence oil Mrs
Thomas Elicit, her daughter, MISS zee
was married to Mr.. William Pleasanss :
De- + IL wilkinson, of the Baptls
church. performed the ceremony.
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INNS INDEX EIGHT PAGES.

''"N' rA"s'-Fore'gn and Domestic Tele.
sinph-sommarv Of News Electric Brev.
itcs RnG Foreign Notes
0f'oNn PAsr.--hditorial Comment ON C,,.
r'ni observation-disclosures.
HlHp fAoE.-The World Of sociei,-N.,y
York Letier-Crcam Of the y Pros,-A5vor.
Iscmonts
io'Atr fAcS S-Latest Events OF Local In.
osi-Advcriisements
liff" lAsE.-For the Young Fo,ks-sclence
ana indusiry-The Planter and Farmor-
Way bown South IN Dixie.
'iRrH PAcK Conclusion OF ofGabriers.p.,ol
"'h.-horseman IN the eAir.-plav-if,n.,s
.'' A'''''.-Miscellancous selections
Advertisements.
ar" IAct Round About I'm Gotham
4'c world of sport Chicago E1po.,r,on
" ls'8.-Advcsusoment..
.i'iI" fAGE. Pulpit and Pcv-out tite-
''iy huoSet-Nifrinia. Then and Now
Ne''e'ed Miscellany Advertisements
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the Falcon have also been chartered. Bal.
iours fund Is rolling up at rapid pace.
ne ulsiress s very great. and ali the
money .sUm any source can undoubtedly be
putt excellent use. Mothers and daugh.
.ef. are toiling with the spade and shovel
on government relief works for less than a
snlillns day, and some Of the women have
lholr DaDios STRAINED % their hncks.
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OANVllLE.
c,,,tcal Illness OF Two Prominent Clu-
zen.-Ths Tobacco Market.

DANvILLE. VA, Jan lO..-lspecial. l-pr.
Thomas J. Patrick, Of this city, iather Oh
the late Frank +. Patrick, of Richmond Is
critically i'll, and there is but litile hoPv yIi M
his recovery. In fact, II Is DeIle'eu n' ""'
not live until morning. .hio,
w The DanyiIle Military Institute, WHEN
hos heen occupying temporary quarters Oh
Main street. was removed to-day 10 its ne"
hn,ldine liz the West End, the Duiialhs
having been partially completed. -.
The leaf tobacco market has NOT nee' @
very active this week, receipts being ngn
on account og harsh, cold weather. rri1e na
are shade higher than they were uss ue
fore the holidays. The shipments OF man"
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ADVANCING ON The HosT'LsS
1-roop, VIII Give No Quarter" to
M Indians Unless hoy surrender

PINE RIDGE, ;. d.. Jan. lO.-Up to an
o.rlv hour this morning the hostiles had not
moved from their camp. Vt is probable,
however, that large party Of Ogalalse
ore now on their way to the agency. AS
soon as the camp breaks up the crescent
sSened wall of soldiers will move up another
nag and as the army bulletin, issued at
poon grimly reads: "Act as circumstances
may dictate. Should the Indians continue in
mis- direction and show purpose to surr' n
der - the bulletin,continues, 1.-THE troops VIII
moi attack them, but II any of the renegades
attempt TO get away or succeed I'D
niercisg the blue wall they will be
shot without ceremony. or pursued I'm u
caught alive or killed" General Miles
saws every measure will be taken by the
military TO force the Indians 10 submission
and avert serious trouble to the settlements
A detachment OF the Seventh Cavalry, undel
command OF Lieut.. Nicholson, is guardins
the road TO Rushvile. The heaviest guard ye
thrown out about the agency is on duty 70
night. scouts report that criers are out i
the hostile. village calling 10 the people no
10 surrender their arms tomorrow.
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,.o,i NOT TAKE YANKEE GORE
Canada VIII Not Assist Great BritA'" j"
NVar with the United States

orrnrc. Jan. 1O.-The full depth Of 10y
the Annexation party in Canada may
he eaueed by the following editorial re-
.rp- of the Quebec Telegraph; Urea,
ma, m...''7, @9 may - well understand that Il
pi,r' ihnre Is a War with the United states ].
.ngiV ,.i,i nave a. TO do the fighting all alone al
Vast M'. =" so far as Canada is concerned ii we we
l'v."..ierstand the views Of the people OF TINS
uannirv Alright they will not 1ght against
49, ,ooir nsiohbor. They do not believe IN TAX
inc Yankee gore for the sake OF any nn9Den nsu',,
~ esealskins. II war is declared the heioIn ,lll
Uarfy of Canada would, we believe, oeVi',o w.
ior annexation to man; anu snas ass - rr,'. m,
,rn,I,, an this would be done without the
sHc6iest feeling of uniriendliness 10 "re"'
/ Britain
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MONTE CARLO, Jan. lO.-A kusslan
al,I.nan. whose name has not yet been
EVEN .,,yen out 6y the police. last night blew his
5,in 5er.ins out Win a revolver. According TO 10
y ~ ieiier SiI found upon the suicides body the
...-i'~ bs5 lost 100000 rOubles at the gamD-
w., tables of Monte Carlo, and being
,,isoe6 l,"s nothing was left for him but sell
auastr1ction. 50 many suicides have oc'
cvrred here within the past lew no9tHs iHis
tbst ihe great gambling palace al tni'
Mace NAV be suppressed
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noRIHUMBeRLANO COUNTY.
Young Farmer Probably Fatally III
iured.

ux,rgsvuLE, VA, Jan. 1O.-Lspecial. = =,
Mr. e. ID Shirley, prosperous and hlguly
resnected farmer, living three miles rom
bsre, was seriously and probably fatally IN, n
inred Yesterday by runaway Team oi
horses. He was driving wagon lohue1
with cord-woOd, when the hot.es s.hi.y hnoIs
down hill, threw him on, ana Do'u a." VIZ ~
passed over his body Just aoVhe ,la,.', .ne nars'
Ia injuries being internal.
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LONDON, Jan. lo.-The British al d meet : 'Snoa Us
part oi ~ - goast of Ireland The Magnate,
WORK on 'ne nrisomarte, sea Horse. and
Banseies, .od the two mercantile steamers,
Mas and Falcon. besides ,l,.1n nnmDe, ,ro OF
visions to Bong, Asn, Sls,r.ea Saa'o eaees s A The
is ands, and other rn alsae'Itsu ~ PHnk PHswk and
tw1 mercantile steamers '"' NV"
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factured stock for the week ending tonight
amounted TO 10000 pounds.
In the Hastings Court to-day, the jury In
the case Of w. II. Trowbridge's administrs-
tor against the Danyille Street Car Com
pany rendered verdict 10 favor OF the de-
fendant company. The suit was for 5000.
hr. b, W. Dixon, a prominent citizen Of
the county, and father Of 4. W. Dixon. Jr.,
Of this city, is lying at the point Of death at
bis home near BrosYille.
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WESTON, sd Si soS,s.rS * JAM railroad, UpA near
this place to-day, a negro wVrAinam na,her
tempted 10 step from one car .s " an ~
while In motion, fell between 'ne o"''
was crushed TO death. . hv nm
Irving Blum, who was run over ol on
electric ear In this city, day or SO As0'
died to-day.
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The Thanemore Towsd In.

NEw YORK, Jan. lo.-The British steam
slip IhanemoTe. Of the JOhnstone hne'
winch sailed from Baltimore on November
Jin- for London. with cargo OF cattle, has
Deen t0wed into Bahia, Brazil, BY tue
British steamship Alliance. The Ihane-
more " - bulletlned at the Maratime EN-
change a. missing when she had been out
forty days. She was doubtless disabled IN
tie cyclone that swept the North Atlantic
on December lst.
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NOTA SCHEME OF tHARlTY
'russ'~h Government 10 Get Annually
our Million Marks from Koch Iynnh

- 'i"hi hoch ymph.
BERLIN, Jan. lO,-The manufacture of
Moons lymph is not going 10 be sche,he
oI charity with the rrussian Government
although such has been the commo, IN,
preston. The Pussian treasury intends a.
make very handsome revenue ouf or the
secret, and its profits may rival after a
ume those Of The famous patent medicine
Nenoefa OF Great Britain and America. The
preienseS that the object Of keeping the for
nuia secret is 10 maintain the purity of the
iymph has been at last exploded bythe ad-
mission that the State expects 10 net q
yearly proht OF four million marks ont Of
lne business, ana OF this DR.. Koch is to re-
ceNe sum not exceeding one million
marks, and his assistants two bundreJ and
my thousand marks each. The lucky as
sistanls are Professor Pfll and DR.. Lib
bertz.
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toNpoN. Jan. l0.-From Pekin comes s ,es
IoSDob lo,"s that in the future members OF the
Tue Ie,'.ral rial family and mandarins OF the nign-
eai aai' rank are TO be exempted from "now1V. ,he
wing.v or Knocking their ny~u .ne r1neroT.
Ssouno - simply 10 crawl 10 the foot OF the
,hSore hnsS !" This IS regarded in many quarters
| :. 400 radical.
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r.t., shooting Array.

PARKERsBU w. VA, Jan. lO.--M q.
Frazer, prominent merchant; Was So sso'
and fatally wounded by samuel ha.cn.s'
postmaster at Cassyille, Wayne coun5, ,s. +,
last night. Frazer accused the pos,nlesoeii
OF tampering with his mail, ana lnSS'hie lnS he.
ensued. Both men drew reVoiSels st". ""~ ,yoa
CON fring az each other. but Frazer was
fhe only one hit. Ratcliffe is now in Jai'
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Dpiyrwoop. PA, Jan. l0.-Charles cup
onS a companion named Miller, started
THURSDAY night for their lumber .cauiP.
They placed u sprawl Of log III lhe s,ins us,
and then started dswn II, wneh part W. ~
sS;%e Miller succeeded in throwing him,
s.li OUT ofits way, but Culp was struck ano
killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

IoNpON Jan. 10.-Ihe Kusslan UoNern-
-, has distribnted thirty million pounds
,Ivo, a%ons the banks OF the various European u,
ainonS S centres on deposit. The policy OF
ilonSy ,',y,g the bulk of the foreign deposit win
AeePinS Us has been abandoned since the
saring failure, which nearly gy.esT resulted III
beavy loss for the Russian treasury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
rh. Conspirators Taken TO Prison.l y

MACON, Jan. lO.-United states Maishai li,h
corbet and five deputies left today WIN
Luther A. Hall, Charles Clements. virgin
Lancaster, Lewis knight aud Frank Ian
easter, for the Columbus, ohie' peniten.iafs1. ~.
Tney were convicted last Monday TOT
conspiracy and the murder oil Johh u
Forsyths ON November ], last.