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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-05-21
UNWILLING CEREMONIES
Nst NJ Ladies' That viii Rep
reseas the Dlnrr~at States.

The follow Ing Is list ~ the ~.
teen young ladies oi Mississippi
who have becn asked taud have
accepted to rrpr.-,nt, the several
states # tie late coufssirrary At
the uu,ciliug ol the Monument on
june 81 Each young laiy will
carry a banner, 20 by 80. OF white,
red, or blue fag, ,ilk. with the
name Il the state represented
painted disguDlly Bcrus, the same
The banncr 10 be- Lsus ou a stag ;
feet long
M Aume stone rp-cseuting
81 he Cuuiripr4cy. VA carry
regular confederate battle hag
| Miss Katie Porter. Maryland,
blue hauuvr
. Ms Courtney Waltlall, Nir-
ginia. white llsuuer
3 Mics Cuiluue III sykes, y.
E., rrl hauu,E
I Mis- Annie Hemingway.
south Carolina. whi', hauucr
8 Miss E.is" Frathcrston. Gcor.
giA, white bauucf
q. Miss EIi.e Govan, Florida,
blue hammer
7 Ms, Nellie Fcwall. Alabama.
blue banner
: Ml.s Maria Lowery. Missis-
slppi white banner
y Nj Mary Mrrgau. Louisi-
Ana, white lbuutr.
10 Mi-s Caroline X Martin.
Texas. rrd bhnurr.
IL Mics Virginia Hunt, Arkau.
sAs. rel banner
IL Mis- Saiie Cowau, Tcuncs-
se,'. rel hammer
Is Miss Anuahyll Poser, Ken
tucky, rel hauurr
Ia Miss Annie l. Stone. Ms
sour. llae banner
E1"h young lads d. requested o.
wear white muslin dr,---,s with
trimmings a. dr-lpd Stah iuI
banners vail la furuI,u,l b, cnm.
mlttev at atrau s'mruts at JacA-
sOu. C,auba-is,lg,r
General Bu1th. who ls irving "a
regeucraiu the wor.i think, be-
can manag, the Amrriyau tramp
lie prulo-o- a. start iu NrN lork
an establishment that vail furnish
to the tramp a asupp~r b"l Rud
breakfast !uf eight rruts But tie
prire h. expect. o. WORK ou' ~ the
recipient IS ma.,u him Do 10
equivalent be- SON. lind ~ lal,lr
A,noii am tramp Nuuld probably
be willing 20 b. puGlt c"ut- worth
oi work a any the y,ar aruud for
his lIsir !. bat the ir,un.r would
bo that a. s,sm,r suuI tiu iu.ii.
sutton set ietry -'pr,rI Than up
would go toe rn that I.ufh vas
taking NurA naay from ulu,tr,uu.
mechanics AMI giving % b. tramp,
1h, gr.trr danger { ~ nov
thra'cus sug.,ty is iHcf = .unl,r.
atins srua'b iu population p. cities,
They arr hu'b7l- uf ,,ry s,ial.
mora an Iulliical evil. and the
peruirirus lnllrnyo l. In prp,nr-
tlon tr the population CD cuur-e
there arr gooI I~oplr in every ciry
As COOL a. Col ever ma h. but
they are small minority numrr-
Gus enough a. avert thc duom of
Of the iat,i citir, ~ the plata. I,cr.
haps, hut n'i ouuu.h tu SUPPRESS
nuisauccs AMI enforce the laws IA
th, iStrro,t Il honest p"ople. II
moral AMI political corruption
could be sm.it, every cItv would l,c
oyerruu with huzzari- anl hycnas
-
By ucv law - tie state Oi Vie
toria, Aus. ralia, habilual drunken
ness - made sufficient ciusr fnr
divorce from either husband nr
wife The Journal uf lucbnrty
remarks on the law Tlis J. q
clear anticipation ~ the highr
sentiment which 4 mu.di rr.iel
FROM the harIarpu- law that woall
hold marriage wila an inebriate AS
hKed AMI permanent
The y q. Delta of the 7th inst.
go,s 10 ia, police r,'c,r,ls aud fads
ninety -four foul murders pcrl,clra-
tel ia that city within the past %
yoars 10y the infamous Malta gang.
-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-05-21

John Calder A Co. one 81 the
oldest firms IN New York. engaged
j"iutly in the commission and
sugar FACTORING. lines. failel last
w'-sk TIE tutal assets ~ the firm
are rlacc,l At s5ii.033.25. while the
| ,bilit.cs are tix,d At s2S37lGGc.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-05-21

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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-05-21

Throu Pullma u Palace Sleepers
between New Orleans and
Memphis Kansas City.
81 Louis ant Chicago
without change
Making direct connections with
first class line. to all poinis
The Great Steel Bridge. span
ming the Ohio River al Cairo In
completed and all trains (frcight
and pas-engerl are nov running
regub rly over ID thus avoiding the
delays AMI annoyanc.s incident TO
transfer by ferry boat
A. H. HANSON, Gen. Pass Agt
Chhslo. III
J. W COLEMAN. A. q. Z. A.,
New Orleans. Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
TRIAL or CAPTAIN CArLEY.
Testimony Of the Assistant Surgeon and
Lieutenant Rowell.

OMAHA. Mar. 1.-THE court martial trying
Captain Galley. of the Second Infantry, for
cowardice at Pine Ridge reconyened this
morning. Dr. William d. Spencer. assistant
surgeon. was the first witness Captain Cat
lrv on the 3lst Of December told him he was
SICK and unable 10 take the field. The sur
grOn went to the Captains tent and examined
ifm. In professional opinion he WAS un-
.. ,a .o take the iei. aud at the sime time
the witness recommended him as a subject
for immediate retirement.
At this time the prospects for battle were
very great and the Second Regiment was
under orders % he prepared 10 march 10 the
field. Captain Galley could have walked
some distance. but not very far rs the veins
in his leg were badly swollen.
Lieutenant Rowcll Second infantry, was the
next witness. h testified that ON Deccinhc cr
3lst the entire regiment was ordered INTO the
field. Captain Galley did not march with llls
company and the cause assigned was that be
was III and unable 10 accompany MS company
i'm what looked 20 be a serious battle with the
redskins. He had not previously complained
Of being i.l.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
PRINCE NAPOLEON DEAD.
THE HEAD OF THE FRENCH IMPE-
RIAL DYNASTY P1SsEs.AWAf.
He Suffers Great Pain in his DYING Hours.
GIadstone's Eloquent Speech at Hastings.
Rumors of n Battle in Bermuda Indignant
Iy Denied-Foreign Affairs of Interest.

lBy cable 20 Inc llInesI
ROME, Mar. l7.--Prince Napoleon died to-
day Early in the present month 1t was stated
that Prince Napoleon had made will in
which he distinherited his eldest son. Prince
Victor. and vested in his younger brother.
Prince Louis, the pretensions Of the family of
Bonaparte 20 the Imperial throne of France.
Later on the press stated that Prince Ma
poleUn's political testament declared that
France had forever abandoned the Monarchic-
ada, and requested that the traditions of the
House Of Bonaparte should never be used in
the interest of mere dynasty. To Prince
Louis he was said to have left as sacred
legacy the duty Of upholding the democratic
empire.
In codicil written in the sick chamber. the
diving Prince expressed the hope that France
and Italy would ever be sister nations.
Prince Jerome Napoleon was son OF
Jerome Bonaparte whose first wife was Miss
Patterson. Of Baltimore. BY order ~
the Emperor. Napoleon Jerome was divorced
from his American wife, and was married 10
the Princess Catherine, of Wertenburg. Ot
this union, Jerome was born. and since the
death Of the Prince Imperial in Africa, he has
been the head of the Imperial dynasty IN
France He. with the BurbOrn Princess, and
all other sci0ns Of monarchial dynasties, was
expelled from France by the Republic III
1886
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
IN HONOR or ST. P1TRTCK.
Observance Of the Anniversary of the Birth
of the Patron Saint Yesterday.

New YORK. Mar l7.-Brilliant weather fa
voresl New York Irishmen in their celebration
Of St. Patricks day. The important parade
of the day was formed at o'clock AT Wash
iHgtOn Square. The procession, after march
ing through several streets. was reviewed NJ
Seventeenth street and Broadway by the
Mayor and other civic authorities. At tie
conclusion demonstration was held.
The second parade. consisting Of thirty
eight divisions Of the Ancient Order Of hiber-
mans of this country. and three visiting
divisions started from Ffty-ninth street and
Fifth avenue at 10 O'Clock. They paraded
through several streets 10 Suffers Harlem
River park. where addresses were delivered
by John T.. Fitzgerald, Of Boston, Hon. John
Il. Fellows, Delaney Nicoll and others
cHICAGO's DEMoBsTnArIoS.
CHICAGO. Mar. l7.-St. Patrck's day was
observed here 10y the usual marching OF
uniformed societies. There are numerous
celebrations. banquets and receptions 10y the
various clubs and societies.
81. Louis. Mar. 7.-St Patrick's day was
celebrated by the Irish and Catholic societies
of this city on larger scale than for many
years This evening the knights OF IT.
Patrick celebrated their silver jubilee by an
elaborate banquet.
BRooKLYN, y. y. Mar l7.-There were two
paradcs Of lrishmen to-day, o. the two fac
lions are not united. Both parades were re-
viewed by the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
TREMENDOUs LIND SLIDE.
Three Houses and One Person Buried Under
the Earth.

KANSAS CITY Mo, Mar. r7..-fhere was
land slide at an early hour this morning at
the high bluffs opposite Eighteenth street
between Mercier and Terrace streets, which
buried three houses and Frank Fuga. SIX
vear-od boy, in one Of them. He was dug
out alive. but suffering from severe bruises.
Other inmates escaped injury. The section
If blu1 which fell was 100 feet in length, 10
feet wide and about % feet in depth. IL
tumbled down on block OF frame buildings,
and reduced 10 debris the buildings ~ Isl
and 1881 Terrace street. and completely hid
the wreckage from sight. A, 1909 Terrace
street lived the Fuga family. The Fugas
except the boy, got ont Of the house
before the crash came. Every part Of the
house except the kitchen, into which the boy
ran. was crushed in. A news carrier, passing
along the street at o'clock and seeing the
Lluf WAS giving way, ran from house to house
giving the alarm, otherwise several lives would
have been lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
\ Daring Robbery.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Mar l7.-To-day a dar-
ing robbery occurred on College hill. "a suburb
Of This place. Bertha Park, siXteen-y year-old
daughter of % wellknOwn citizen, was left
alone iu charge of the house of neighbor,
Nh. Bradley, the latter, with her family, be-
suiuaL.v tramp. demanded some
thing 10 eat. Miss Park refused to
supply bis wants. whereupon she was
seized. chloroformed bound and gagged, and
thrown into tine cellar The robbcr then ram
sacked the house. securing the money and
other valuablcs. Tie then prepared and eat
Dis dinner, and left the house Miss Park
was discovered at O'Clock bv member of
the family. She was rcsucltated. but is in q
critical condition from injuries and effects of
THE chlorofom. There is no clue to the
villain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Hrief Ielegrams.

Henry II. JAY. the St. Louis swindler. who
tried 10 psss a check for s2.7O0 at Milwaukee
Saturday. was sentenced 20 Imprisonment
yesterday for from one to seven years under
the new good behavior law.
Fx-Police Commissioner Stevens. charged
with the murder Of Henry Wood Sunday
night. appeared in the Police Court OF Cin-
cinnsti yesterday morning. His ease Was
postponed To await the coroner's inquest.
A terrific mine explosion occurred near
Ashland. Pa. yesterday. Two men were
killed, another fatally wounded, and asssu
seriously hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Irish Fnvoys Condemned.

CTNcINNATI. Mar. 17.-Resolutions were in
tro1uced tonight mt two public meetings OF
lr.hmen. held at Greenwood and Music Hall.
condemnatory of the arrival Of Irish Parlia-
mantarv envovs as seeking 10 transfer their
.ntcrnecine strife 10 the United States. The
meetings pledged themselves 10 work united
lv against representatives OF Parnell or Me
Carihy who may arrive here, aud advise the
delegates now here 90 return 10 Ireland. re-
sign their seats. 20 to the country. have
simultaneous election. and then they will de-
eide In supporting tho majority member
elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
.fYOrHER WINE HORROR.
The Entire Force of the Eureka Mine Killed
by IA SnOw-Slide.

CRESTED Butte, Coll. Mar. T.-Another
-now-side horror was reported this morning.
This time it is the Eureka mine on Treasury
mountain. Charles Devine. j. c. McQualrie
and Joseph Mccullough, the entire force Of
the mine. were killed and their bodies are
covered hy snow.
:. G. Robinson. who is having the property
worked. went mp there yesterday from here
and found The living cabin locked up, but the
men were gone and the suppositlon Is that
they had started % come down. IL Is "A case
very similar o. the SHREDDER mine disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

ROME. Mar. l7.-Prnce Jerome Napoleon,
after dsnissing all the other distinguished
visitors who called upon him yesterday, prob
ably for the last time. confided TO King Hum
bert his last wishes The Prince has decidedly
rejected any formal religious ministrations.
PARIS March IA dispatch 10 the Temps
from Rome says that the united strength OF
four men is required to keep the dying Prince
in bed. and that bis cries. caused by the pain
which he suffers, are audible in the street.
Prince Napoleon has left his memoirs and ms
entire correspondence in the hands of Mr..
Frederic Mason.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

NEW YoH6. Mar. IA meeting was held
to-davof general passenger agents. represent
inc theNauuu- roads Of the Trunk Line Asso-
ton. the Ccntrd Traffic, the Trnscontincn-
tal. the Western Passenger and the Southern
Passenger Association 10 consider thequeston
of ahoishug unlimited tickets. After fully
discussing the matter resolutions We're adopted
agreeing ou a. certain plan looking 10 the
nLnlltiOn of those nnlimlted tickets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Voted 70 Bond the City.

ROANOKE. Va. Mar. H. The free-holders
Of the city to-day voted 10 bond the city for
s42l 600. 10 be expended for public improve:
ments. Three hundred thousand dollars Of
this i for new streets. $4,000 for public
schools. 52l 600 for the fire department and
$50 900 for miscellaneous improvements.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany will, in addition TO this. spend sio0O00
in improvements to streets and to their prop
erty IN the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
IRISH BANQUET.
Letter From Cardinal Manning, In winch ht
sympathixes with the Meeting.
[Br cable TO The Times.

[By cable to The Times.l
LoxpoS. Mar. 17.-Mr. Justin Mccarthy
presided at banquet at the Cannon-stree'
Hotel to-day. There was large attendance.
The letters Of regret for absence were read
from Sexton. Dayitt, and L, ID. Sullivan. who
had 10 speak elsewhere. Cardinal Manning
wrote regretting his absence ON account
Of the weather. He sympathized with the
meeting first on account Of his love Tor ire
land. and next. because of his Joy at the sud
den rise of the organization. which more than
any party league hitherto existing; represent;
ed the religious, social and national
life of Ireland. The Cardinal thor
oughly endorsed the action of the new
party. The Cardinal added: IL was not
for me 10 speak until the Bishop OF
ireland. after a wise period Of forebear-
ance had uttered the authoritative decision
which accept as my own. | SEE Ireland re-
organizing into nobler life throughout the
world. Ibelieve the promise TO st. Patrick,
that he would never lose the people that had
been given him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Nrw YoEK, Mar l7.-At the consolidated
Exchange to-day A. .000 shares OF 81. Paul were
bought In for hcaccount of Schuyler Warren,
one of the heaviest traders on the Exchange.
ID is stated that over 5000 shares of st. Paul
were also bought in 'for him In the New York
Stock Exchange by brokers representing him
there II wa, thought then that he was sell
ing long stock for some important interest,
hut IL is believed he was simply trading IN
bear side for hs own account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
81 NISCIIIEYOUS LIE."
The Governor of bermuda Denies the Report
ofa Military Riot In His Province.

by Gable 20 The Times.l
LONDON, Mar. l7.-The Times to-day pub
fishes a letter from Lieutenant General
Edward Newgate. Governor Of Bermuda, and
commander-in-chief. in which he states that
he had read with profound discusta cable dis
match published in the Times of January S!st:
and Giving sensational account OF an alleged
military riot in Bermuda. in which the Lel-
cestershire regiment was said 10 have been
ENGAGED. The General says that there IS not
one word of truth in the story. Inhabitants
az Bermuda. he says, are preparing an address
on the subject. in which will be incorporated
a protest against the scandalous" charges
made.
A communication Of the Attorney General
to the Times also brands the statement re-
ferred 10 "A a base and mischievous lie.
The Times makes the explanation that the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Princess KaiIani Appointed.

SaS FRANcIsoo. CAL. Mar F.-Advices
from Honolulu said to-day that on Monday,
March, Queen LiliUckaklani announced 90 the
House Of Mobiles the appointment Of Princess
Kailani, daughter Of the late Princess L,Se-
likews as heir apparent 20 the throne. The
Princess is nj present in England pursuing
her studies. The appointment was approved
by the mobiles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Both Parties Caucus.

HARTFoRD. CosN.. Mar l7.-Both the Dem
ocratic and Republican members VI the Legis-
lature held caucus to-day. Ex-Goyernor
advocated an appeal 10 the voters III the posi-
ton assumed by the Democrats. The Repub-
hcans refused to make known the proceedings
of their caucus, but il is stated that they pro-
pose to push the Judson bill. and after rush.
ing through all the legislation possible for the
senate Ia act upon took recess till Wednes-
4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Errnrt ofthc KcceIycr.

NEW YORK. Mar. l7.-IIeury Winthrop Gray,
ns receiver of the North River Sugar Refinery
Company. has fled report III the county
clerks s Office. In which he states that he re-
cciycd .37. e7G and expended .2).7l9. The re-
naming .ll. 156 is deposited with the United
States Trust Company. He states that the
personal property in the refinery was sold
last January for sll.5l9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

4 Ship Goes Down with 700 Italian Emil
grants on Board.

GmnA1rAn. Mar. IL The British steamship
Utopia. from Italian ports. bound 10 New
York. with zoo Italian emigrants aboard, coll
Hded to-day with the British ironclad Rod
new anchored i'm Gibraltar bay. and sunk soon
afterwarl of Ragged staff 4 southwest gale
wa. blowing at the time of the Of the col
lision MANY women and children We're
drowned. 1 large number clinging 10 the
RIGGING have been rescued by boats from the
channel squadron. Intense excitement pre-
walls on shore.
The Utopia sank quickly. Two hundred
messenger. were drowned and 10 were res
cued bv ships in the harbor. The Utopia
carried emgrants from Trieste, Austria. Ca
tina. Naples aud other ports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
cnnlh s,siem Strike Threntened.

ST LOUIS. Mar. IA sei1ons strike is
threatened on the Gould system. A grievance
committee from the Order of Railway Con
ductors has been in conference with the Off
81, of the Missouri Pacific for several days.
NEGOTIATIONS have reached a very critical
sfuvc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

MrsKrGoy, MIcH.. Mar. T.-While the Mus
keeon. Grand Rapids and Indiana train,
-engers AZ the Third street depot last night.
the Chicago and West Michigan train two
minutes late, rounded the curve and ran into
the rear coach. demolishing platforms, cow
catcher and ,lrawhar. Mrs. c. X. Gaens. of
Chicago. had her spine injured and was other
wise hurt. No others sustained serious in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
The Dispute With France.

LONDON. Mar. f7-In the House of Com
mons to-day. Sir James FERGUSON said that
Newfoundland had been invited TO send the
name of proposed delegate. possessing full
local knowledge Of existing disputes, 20 rep
resent Newfoundland at the Board Of Arbi..
tration which is TO decide between England
and France on the subject Of those disputes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Colored Children Burned.

BALTIMORE. Mp, Mar. l7,-Three colored
children were burned 10 death in a fire which
occurred at the corner of Leadenhal and
Hamburg streets this afternoon. They We're
Willie Jordan and Henry and warner Coch-
ran. The children. who were between seven
aud ten years old, are supposed To have started
the FIRE while playing. The house was en-
tirely consumed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Mr.. Gladstone on Home Rule.
lBy Gable TO The Timesl

LONDON, Mar 17.--On his way TO Hastings
to-day Mr. Gladstone spoke AZ Tunbridge. He
said that whatever home-rule measure the
Liberals proposed would be unchanged from
the former one. II would be compatible with
English honor and bring peace and content
ment TO Ireland The home-rule measure, he
added, would also assure the life OF the
Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
The Gordon-CummIng Scandal.
rBy Cable TO The Times.l

IoSpoS. Mar. 1.-THE defendants in tho
emit for damages brought by Sir William Cor
don Cumming, in connection with the noto-
rious scandal. deny that any offer 10 retract
statements alleged to have been made by them
has been preferred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
A Secret Verdict.

C,rvrr,xp. O.. Mar. 17.-The verdict in the
Nc0ueary case was made up to-day and de
liycrod to Bishop Leonard, but the latter re-
fuses 10 give it out or 70 make any intimation
OF is contents until McQueary has been
served with copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Italians Nav Retaliate.
fRv Cnhle tn thn Times.l

LONDON, March IA Rome dispatch says
that much anxiety is felt there 10y the attempts
made by some of the lower orders TO prompt
a general onslaught on Americans, Of whom
there are many in that vicinity. The better
classes. while equally indignant at the Amerl-
can murders, are opposed to violence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Tho Pool Match.

CmcAco. Mar. IL When the play ceased
to-pight i'm tho continuous pool championship
match between Albert q. Powers, Of this city,
ard p. II. Walsh. Of Scranton. Pa, the score
stood. Powers. i05; Walsh, 2G2. The match
Will be concluded tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
An Englishman Wins ss0.O 900.
rBy cable TO The Times.l

IDF VuIIU 10 IIIV T IIIII''fI
Monaco, Mar. 1.-THE Englishman who
On two recent occasions broke the Monte
Carlo bank yesterday won 100000. This he
says makes him quit with The gambling pal
ace. He declares that he has hitherto been
!ooser and accuses the bank Of swindling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Chnrles !. Thomp.on Dead.

NEw YoRK, Mar. i7.-Charles =. Thompson,
for many years superintendent Of the Ameri-
can District Telegraph Company, OF Brook
lyn. died suddenly of appoplexy, aged fifty
wears Mr.. Thompson had been .connected
with the telegraph business nearly all his
ltfa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
snnInINr,icrs lnr Ghill.

s,v Francisco. Mar. 1.-The cruiser San
Fronci,co will start under sealed orders for
ciiii il Is stated, but mo information rs OBJ
tainable as 10 what disposition will he made
of the Charleston. ON which vessel repairs are
being completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Chilian Finances.


JoSnoN. Mar. Dispatches from Monte.
vedio announce the arrival there Of General
Mtre. The financial situation at Buenos
Ayres continues to improve. The exchange
rate is rising while the gold premium Is de-
clining.