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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06

L,ckson. Miss. Oct. 5.-This city was
thrown into intense excitement tbs morn
Ing by the report that last night hve
In:Ies west Of Deny. in the southern por-
ton Of this county. two white men
,'.n,ed Pen Watkins and ]. 4. Davis and
n negro were Killed by a band of four
rol ters and hOrse-thieyes.
Watkins and Davis keep a country
store. and the supposition is that the
robbers attempted to rob it, and that
willie resisting them Watkins, Davis and
rhe negro were killed. The telegraph
viii es this morning are being kept hot in
an directions and an armed posse is pa
rolling the principal highways.
A telegram received from Edwards,
fifteen miles from the scene of the muir
der. says that the robbers horses were
fot nd near that point They are sup
pcied to have taken an early train for
Vicl sbLrg
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NORFOLK QUARANTINE.
EXTRA REGULATIONS REMOVED.
The Immigrant ship Moravia VIII be Ad-
mttted to tho Harbor Under Strict Condi-
tIons-Csiminal Assault by Negro

Norfolk, Va. oct. 5.-Special.-The
quarantine officers here abolished all
extra regulations to-day. For the last
two days there has been considerable eX-
citcment and uneasincss among the cot
ton men because of the announcement
that the cholera ship MOravia would
come from New York here to load cotton.
Dr. Thorn was seen and states that the
vessel will be admitted on condition that
all furniture, bedding, etc, that has
been used on the ship in connection with
immigrants be burned. and that the ship
should have papers showing that they
had bccn properly disinfected. IT IS
stated this morning that in Difference 10
the Norfolk trade the vessel will not
come here as contemplated.
John III. Hopkins, Il negro telegraph
line repairer, Of this city. was arrested
by Sergeant Lindsey, of Berkley. and Is
now in Norfolk county jail, charged with
attempting 10 criminally assault young
lady in Norfolk county.
A very large audience was present nj
the Cunberland-strcct Methodist Epis-
copal church this afternoon 10 witness
the marriage Of Mr.. Charles ;. Hughes,
connected with the virginia, Tennessee
and GeOrgil Airline Railroad, and Miss
Katie l.. Garduer of this city. The cere-
moDy was conducted by Rev. DIR. W. q.
Starr. Mr.. james r. Morse was best
man. There were no attendants other
than the following ushers: w. c. Pres
ton. W. +. Dous,h. r. c. Stlnworth,
{. W. Adams. j. W Camp. Mr. and
Mrs Hughes left on the Bay Line Tor
an extended Northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06

New York, Oct. 5.-The condition Of
Lotta. the actress. has become serious,
and her manager has notified the mem
hers Of her company that they are at
liberty to accept other engagements for
the present season. The little woman's
trouble is traced 10 a fall she suffered in
Jersey City three years ago, and injuries
she received in a runaway accident In
Boston in November, 1889. The most en-
couraging news the physician can give
is that with careful attention and abso-
lutte rest she may, year hence. be her
self again in a social, but not In pro-
fessional way. The news has already
been sufficient TO all but break Lotta's
heart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
TROTS At PIMLICO.
Fifteen Heats. Bnt the Weather Cold and
the Abundance Light.

Baltimore Ma. Oct 5.-Ffteen heats
were trottcd At Pimlioo to-day Tho weather
was c,1l and the attendance light. Burt
sheldon lowered his mark and eqnalled the
track record made Yesterday Ivy Nellie
Mason .i6l4. lt looked as though Sadie
NJ could have won the 2:lG race II II had
been desired When the driver WAS changed
tie physician took charge. The mare looked
sick Ia the last heat. Summaries:
TNO-twcnty four class trottlng. purse
5000 FrotwCod >. 2, >. /. :, /. 1; Kioto !,
s. 4. {. I. 4. r: Brother G.. 4, 4. 3. ,. 2, 2, 3;
Fascination 6. .. = Z. 3, 3. 2; Judge Fisher
?. r. T. .. 4. =. 4: willis A. Z, 7. y. g. Z, 6,
6; Judge G. Q. l. 1. 3, g dis; Nevarro 3. 6,
s.. s. dis: Falkland \. 3, >. dis; Ranger 10,
dis Time. . 424. 2:2i4. 2:22, 2:22A, 223A,
2.22M 2:24A.
Two sixteen class. trcttlng. purse $1,000
Abhic 2 .. /. !. .. / Sadie VI. g. /. z ,,
1. 2. Burt Sheldon l. s. 3. 3. 3. 3: j. B.
ri i.hardson .. 4. ,. 4. 4, r. o.; l,eferelce T.
,. 4. D. ,. p. o. Time, 2:l61l, 211i4 2;lf32,
2l5'5. 217A.
Two-twenty-scvcn clas7. trotting. first di-
vision. purse 5000 mnhaishedl-R Royal Red
I. (: Monoclcy .. 2: Edgewood p 10; Daisy
G.. g. g: Full Prince 4. 4; Prince Eugene 10,
2: Poddcr q Z: Calhoun s. q; Edith Almont
g. s. Wine Shade = o; Frank WAIKIKI II,
II. Time 2:221t. 2:22A.
Morris Park Results.
Morris Park. oct 5.-The results OF the
races here to-day are:
First race. dye-eghths cf n mile Rival
first. T0rmentoi sccold. Wah Jim third.
Time. 57Il
Second race. one nile Michael first, Mr.
Sass second. Defargllla third. Time. l:4l
Thild race. seven-eighths Of a milc-I'reat
Homes fr.t Canvass second. Lallah third.
Tlmn. :2Jia.
Fourth race threc-quarters Of mile
Emia hey fJst, Spartan second carmen
third. Time. 110A.
Flfh race. mile and an ciChth-Strath-
meath first Equity second, Adeibef' 'hifu'
Tmc f.5G
sixth race. Ave-clghths Of mile-Pro-
uri,ty FIRST. Bertha B. second, May Lose
tldrd. Time. 1854.
AT GLOUCEsrfR.
First race. fve-elghths Of milc-I o. L.
first Detroit second, Ia CiSale third' lihe'
1:02.
Second race. hvc-cicths Of a mile-Levana
G. first. Rear Guard second, NeOdamia third.
Time i.c34.
Third race. four and q half furlongs
Iucrc first. Battle Cry second, Majciia third.
Time. 5I.
Fourth race. mile and sHtccnth Sur
plus first. Lonely second. Sandstone third.
pimc. l.1l11
Fifn race. six and n half funongs Leo
Brigd first. Mohcan second Bargain third.
/ Time ODD.
/ sixth race. scvcn-ciehths Of n mile Ben
/ Kincsburv first Padre second, Outright
/ third Time .23.
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The End is Not Yet.

Washington, Oct 5.-Ncws indicating
more trouble of a revolutionary nature
in Venezuela was received at the State
Department to-day. The Navy Depart
ment was notified Immediately. Both de-
partments refused to make public the
contents of the dispatch, but it is be-
lieved that the trouble is not of a very
serious character, from the fact that
the gun-boat Concord was to-day ordered
bv the Navy Department to return from
La Guayra to Colon. A dispatch was
received yesterday from Admiral Walker,
commanding the United States feet in
Venezuelan waters. that affairs were
quiet and the complication was unexpect-
cd
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The Valley solid for psmocracr.

Charleston. w. Va. Oct Especial
V. B. Dolliyer. of Fort Dodge, Ia, an
imported Western Republican. and J. NJ.
Weisner, candidate for Congress from
this district, addressed a motley crowd
in the courthouse this evening. The
audience was composed of Democrats,
principally, and few negroes. who had
been drawn thlther from curiosity TO hear
what these representatives Of the Force
bill party had TO say. A noticeable fea-
ture Of the discussion Of the evening
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Real F..ate convention.

Buffalo. Oct. 5.-The second day of the
Real Estate Convention was called to
order shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The first business was the reading
of a paper by Benjamin Hardwick on
real estate boards and exchanges, fol-
lowed by a discussion of the same. The
convention then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of business pertaining to the AS
sociatiOn.
their report. showing nearly all the large
cities of the country represented in the
convention st. Paul was selected as the
place for the next convention, and com
mittee was appointed to manage the cam
paign for that city.
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emerged from n hiding placeH and shot
w. J. Tuck, prominent citizen of Win
teryille. and a cousin of Mayor Tuck, OF
this place, through the bowels. Tuck's
injuries win prove fatal.
The negro ran. and Notwithstanding
that be was pursued By large crowd,
he made his escape for several hours. As
the Georgia Central train was passing
Wintcrville for Athens the black assas-
sin was discovered under the coal
chute. He attempted to escaped again,
but was pursued and shot FIVE times in
his body. He outran his pursuers and
stayed cut Of the way again for some
time When again discovered he was
shot through the head. There is a great
deal of excitement over the affair The
shooting is due to political feelings. The
negro is dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06

Kingston. n Y, Oct. The peaks Of this
CststiIls are covered with snow to-day. Earty
This morning snow fell to depth Of two
inches, and the ground was covered from
Delhi to Big Indian, covering section many
.sRochester. N. Y. Oct 5.--There was a slieht
furry OF snow here about o'clock this morn
ing. - - ~ rho .. =.
Schenectady, n. Y. Oct, there was, was :
Watertown. n. Y, Oct. "a snow storm pre-
vailed AT Carthage, this county. this morning
and rendered the morning unpleasant al the
agricultural fair being held at that place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
BATTLE WITH ROBBERS.
Four of the Dalton Gang KiIied-Three Citi-
ems A so Killed In the Fight.

Parsons. Kan, Oct. 5.-This morning
shortly after the First National Bank OF
Coifeyyille opened its doors five mOuntea
men drew ND before the bank and three
Of them entered and. with drawn re-
vOlyers. ordered the cashier to hand over
the money in the safe and vault. The
cashier drew n revolver and fired at the
robbers. Many citizens were attracted
by the unusual sight Of five mounted
men in front of the bank, and when the
sound of the revolver shots was heard
they rushed into the bank and a general
fight followed. The robbers Ietreated
from the bank and attempted TO gain
their horses, at the same time firing their
reyolvers at the citizens who were at
tempting to kill or capture them. In the
fight six Of the citizens are reported to
have been killed and four of the rob
bers were captured. Two Of the latter
are mOrtally wounded. They are men,
berS of the famous Dalton gang.
FOUR OF THE ROBBERS KILLED.
Later reports state that four of the
gang were killed and fatally wounded.
Three citizens were also killed; two fa-
tally and one seriously wounded.
The names of the killed and wounded
robbers are: Bob and Grant Dalton,
Tom Heddy and an unknown man.
Emmett Dalton is fatally wounded in his
right lung.
The names of the citizens killed are:
City Marshal c. T. Conley, Charles
Brown and George Cubine Cashier
Thomas. of the First National Bank
Lucas Baldwin, Thomas Reynolds and
Alfred Diet are seriously wounded.
1t appears that the robbers entered the
village at 9:30 o'clock this morning and
separated. two Of them going to Condon's
Bank and four going to the First Ma
tfnal. At Condon's Bank the men were
told by the cashier that the safe was
locked by n time lock. and could not be
opened until 10 o'clock. They covered
him with Winchesters and told him they
would wait
ROBBED THE PANK.
In the meantime the other quartette
went into the First National Bank and
ordered Cashier Ayers TO hand over the
money in the vault. At first he refused
and attempted 10 reach his revolver,
when one OF the gang fired a shot at
him. lie then handed over what money
was in the safe, and after placing it in
a bag the gang left and tried to rejOin
their cOnfederates. The alarm had been
given. and citizens quickly gathered and
ATTEMPTED 10 capture the robbers, who
were Immediately recognized as members
Of the Dalton gang Of outlaws. The rob
bers fred at the crowd Of citizens, and
the shots were returned with effect.
The fighting became general and bull
let's few thick and fast. When the smoke
of battle cleared away four of the Dal-
ION gang were lying dead on the ground,
and three citizens were also killed. Two
of the robbers were wounded, and three
citizens had received serious bullet
wounds. One of the gang succeeded in
escaning. but a mounted posse Is in pur-
suit. and it is certain that he will be cap
tured and in al probability will dangle
from the end of hastily improyised
moose The greatest excitement exists.
and il may be that the wounded men OF
the gang will also be lynched.
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HOW Tile c1uBs srANp.


Lakewood. \. J., oct 5.-Actor Ed
win Booth. who is at the Laurel House
met with an accident this morning when
has confined him 10 his bed. While dress
ine be suddenly became faint, and, fall
ing to the floor. struck his head with con
siderable force against the edge OF me
marhlc mantclpiccc. His daughter, MIS-.
Grossnan. summoned aid and had her
father carried 10 his bed. IN adIllloh
to the blow ON his head Mr.. Booth re-
crived a severe cut over the eye. The
ared actor has been in poor health. and
came here in hopes Of improving il. The
accident. il is feared, will set him back
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
R.vouoa Lead. to Attempted Murder.

Claramont Va. Oct. 5.-Speclal-A
,,,ost coyerdly murder was atteInplcu
mo,r Snratley's store. in the western
mart of Suiry. Yesterday morning. WhlCH
has thrown the community into state
of great excitement: c.,..o,.
Inst before day Mr.. W. J.. GWaithey
went TO his barn, short distance rom
his house. for the purpose oI Ieeulls nia
teams Opening the cor, when hnu
I,rn left unlocked overnight, he was
ohout 70 enter a stall with an armful OF
feed when suddenly man sprang from
his Mace of cOncealm"nt IN an ADJOINING
stall and struck him heavy blow WIN
the head of an axe. Fortunately for Mr.
GwaItncy. the darkness prevented ms
oesoiiont from aiming lis blow with any
degree of certainty, and instead OF taxing
rffect upon his head. as it was intended TO
do il fell upon his shoulders and breast,
falling him instantly. Before he could
arise he was dealt an ugly blow on the
head. which. no doubt. but tor the IN
certain light would have proved 1atal'
but as it was only made Lad DrulSe.
Springing TO his feet ne rushed Az MS
would-be assassin, who struck NJ MN
again with his axe, inficting a deep cut
i'm his arm Then the men grappled and
fcll together face to face. Gwaltney
thought ne recognized his antagonist
and exclaimed: "Ah, Willie Roberts. /
know you." whereupon the man broke
loose from his hold, sprang 10 his feet
and fed A doctor was at once called
10 attend to Mr.. Gwaltney's injuries. 1t
is az yet impossible to tell whether he IS
dan gCIorsly hurt or not. but his wounds
gre, to say the least, vcry serious.
Roberts has been arrested and will be
gi,1n q preliminary hearing this morning
re is now under bail for his appearance
at court to answer charge of breaking
il TO Mr. j. B. Gwaltney's 0ather of w.
l.. Gwaltney, his intended viCtim) house
oud taking $3.50 from trunk. where the
money was sCcreted. Yong Gwaltney
was the first one to suspect Roberts and
secure his arrest, and it is thought 4
spirit of revenge prompted him to make
the attempt to take Gwd,tney' life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
Politics In Lovincston.

Lovingston, Oct Especial The
county judge being sick and absent,
county court day was occupied By pO-
litic'I speakers. 5. V. Southal. of Char
lottesyille, opened, who made very
effective speech and was followed by
General +. Hunton. of FIuquier. Then
came the Third party man, Colonel Bev-
erly, of Fauquier county, who | learn,
even from his own political friends, made
Il very lame effort.
The Democratic party seems thoroughly
aroused here and is doing good work.
Tonight a Democratic club was organ
lied in this village by a number of
working young men. The party is max
ing extensive preparations for a large
barbecue on Saturday at LowesviIle,
near the county line of Nelson and Am
herst.
The tobacco crop is generally inferior.
The late wheat is looking well from the
recent rains.
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- p.o,,.ts IN Session.

Lowell. Mass. Oct. 5:-The triennisl meet
ing of ,hs general confer n OF the Free Bap-
this morning. Delegates from all parts OF the
conntry are present. Pre- ident hosher, oi
Michigan. called the conference TO order. and
Rev. L. o. Il. heney, Of Bates uniyerrty'
Manning. of Hillsdale Mich Rev; J; h.
Davis. president OF the Rio 0rande College,
Ohio. delivered the opening sermon.
At2 o'clock reports OF the conference oosItd
vonng vi men S congress with seTen-minute ad-
dresses FOL owed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
A nron, ones,ion Settled.

Chicago. Oct 5.-To-day's meeting OF
the American Board of Foreign Missions
saw the great question OF 1he year III
congregation circles virtually settled for
the time being. 1t was the question OF
church representation in the American
board. upon which nineteen of the State
associations had mcqiyocally expressed
themselves. The whole subject of church
representation with all relevant points
was put in the hands of a special COM
mittce. all men of eminent ability, from
whom an equitable adjustment OF the
vexed question is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06

Chicago, oct. 5-Lieutenant Wheeler, of
the Chicago police, who has been working
diligently for several days on the case Of
Fligero Martlno. the Italian who was killed
sunday night in a Westside saloon believes
that Martlno was victim OF the dreaded
Malta. and says that he has good reason TO
think that branch Of the society which
caused so much trouble In New Orleans a
little over a year ago exists In this city.
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Mr.. CnrneRia Honored.

London. Oct. 5.-In Ayr the corner
stone of the memorial library presented
to the town by Andrew Carnegie was
laid with elaborate ceremonies Almost
the whole town took n holiday, and. de-
spite the hostility of the workingmen. an
immense crowd gathered round the site
of the building. Mrs. Carnegie laid tie
cornerstone. and the mayor, after de-
liyering a speech of effusive thanks. pre-
sented Mr.. Carnegie with the freedom
of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
ED DAY ZOE BALL.
Only Three Games Played and Oneof Them
called on Account of the Cold.


At chicago: H. b'h. =.
c6iracos ....00OO110O0-2 .
LDrisyillcs 30 90 10000 / I
BATTERIES. Hutchinson and Kttr.ig &C.;
Sfraiton and Merritt. Umpire, McQuadc.
At New York: X. 81. u.
Ntv yarks. 10 O0o03O2 o. 6 10 Z
Brookiyns ...14OOO1 10 x o 0
batteries: King and Boyle; Haddock and
Kmslow. Umpire, HoIngun.
At cleveland; X. H.t. r..
Cevelauds .........1 1 / 2 l. 6 o
Ciucinnatis ..........O o o
Batteries: Young and thinner; Chamber
lain and Murphy. Umpire Gaffney. Game
called on account Of the cold weather
The Washington Baltimore game was
po.tponed because e the failure Of the
Baltimore club 10 arrive. owing to an acci-
dcut.
The Boston Philadelphia game was post
ponod ON account Of rain ard wet grounds
Tie iittsburg-St. Louis game was post
poncd on account of rain.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Bro0klyns at New York.
philadelphias at Boston.
ST. Louls at Plttsburg.
BatimOres at Washington.
Cincinnatis at Cleveland
Iouisyilles at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
The Panama Ashore.

New York, Oct. 5.-Inteigence has reach
ed this city tina. the iron steamer Panama,
of the C0moania transatlantic Respanola,
which left this port on Saturday last with
a cargo Of general merchandise and twelve
Messengers. is ashore on the Florida coast
and lies in a bad position. The news OF
the mishap to the steamer came from Key
West and is very meagre as to details.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
Eira Rnzin HunflHEton.

Huntington. W: Va. Oct THE fourth IN
T1aca This afternoon The other attempts
were were 70 burn 8 planning mill adjoining the
Fiorentine Hotel The fire. this afternoon was
in the deserted Acme iour-min IN the
same .ouare. BY hard work the FIRE de-
rsrrment kept the FIRE from communicating
70 other property. There is no clue to the
fire bug.
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was that both speakers lodged the Force
bill, and did not refer to it at all, but
expatiated freely upon the wIlA-cat
money with which they said the Dem
oeracy proposed to food the country
if the party came into power. AT the
conclusion Of the meeting three cheers
were given for Cleveland.
| have Travelled the whole Valley of
Virginia. and everywhere found the
Third party element very scarce. The
whole Valley is solid for the Democratic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
M clsvsland VIII Attend.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-lt is now stated that
ex-PrasIdent Cleveland will accept the
invitation to attend the dedication of the
Worlds Fair buildings, and that he is
preparing letter of acceptance. The
statement is confirmed by Director-Gen-
eral Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland are
expected here on October Dist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
Tale1raphic BreyIties.

The magnificent monastery Of the Trap
MIST Order at Taliste, ~ s., was totally
burned Tuesday. The fire originated in
the bakery, and the monks and their
quests made great efforts to keep the
fire from reaching the main building, but
without avail. The loss Is S6O,OO0, with
no insurance,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
narhnntha Postoffice Bow.

Washington, Oct. 5.--Departing from n
custom that has been in vogue for many
wears. Postmaster-General Wanamaker
today issued an order modifying the pos
tai regulations, and directing that here
after the mails must be made up and
di.nntnhnd ON holidaNs as ON Other daYs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
Colonel James III. Rice Dead.

indianapolis, Oct. 5.-Colonel James III.
Rice. ex-Auditor of the State of Indiana,
a prominent politician and ex-chairman
of the Democratic State central commit
tee, died this morning at the Grand Ho-
tel. in this city, aged forty-nine.
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Declined the Injunction.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Chancery Barber To-
day declined TO recommend an Injunction
IN the suit brought by the Gariieid Park
Club 70 restrain the city of Chicago from
interfering with horse races at the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
Eight Bodies Recovered.

Ironwood. Mich. Oct. h--The bodies OF
three more of the men entombed IN the N9r-
rie mine week ago were recovered early thls
morning. aud have been identified as members
~ the timber crew Eight bodies have now
been recovered. and two more lie buried an-
der the debris Ihe search still goes on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
Cholara On London.

London. Oct. h-The captain q the Thames
tugbost was admitted TO 81. Thomas Hos
pital on Monday. suffering from Z cnoiene
Complaint To-day the hospital physcaans
rsported that he had Asiatic cholera
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MI Cleveland Returns.

New York Oct. 5.--Ex- President Cleve-
land left for Buzzard's Bay at . o'clock
this afternoon on G.. Benedicts yacht
Oneida