The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

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r., socrstarv Of State T. y. Bayard, who
- 5e,evnts from Delaware 10 the Chicago
Cnnvantion has returned to Wilmington very
much indisposed.
The contest between Congressman Mill
Lan and his three antagonists IN the Bangor
Iistrjct has become SO bitter that there Is
talk az sending ex-Secretary Blaine 10 Con-
gress. -,
Edwin J. Ryan. the special messenger OF the
United States Express running between new
York and Washington. who 10 charged with
Ascending with 100000. was captured Sun
day at Denver by Detective Sam Howe. The
stolen money was recovered.
Carneoie has closed one of his furnaces IN
authorization of strike by the Amalgamated
Association This move has astonished the
associaton and il is feared by them that TINS
means of avoiding strike Will be used WINE
In the meantime a sufficient number OF new
men will be secured to operate all the FUR
paces.
Because Of the regret for the Harrisburg
accident dinner which the directors of tho
Pennsylvania railroad had arranged TO give
President Roberts at the Bryn Mawr Hotel
Saturday night. as farewell before his de-
psrture for Europe. was postponed until MI
Roberts return IN the autumn.
Typographical Union No. l34. of blooming
ton. H.. passed a resolution sunday de-
labor record. Another resolution ptoyiding
for an investigation of the labor records or
ALI other candidates. county, state and ma
tional was defeated by the same vote by
which the anti-Reid resolution was passed
The Rev. Peter Hayermans, of ST. Marys
church. of Troy. n. y, celebrated sunday
the fiftieth anniversary Of his pastorate Ia
Troy and the sixty second anniversary u us
ordination as q priest Father Hayermans
WAS born in Baere Holland and was
ordained ia Client. Belgium. IN 1870. lie mas
been longer in the priesthood than any other
clergyman IN America.
The ex-Empress Eugene when at tarA-
borough goes daily 10 pray in the mortuary
chapel An arm chair Is placed at the 1901 OF
each of the two sarcOphagi, wherein lie tlo
remains of Napoleon tho Third and the
Prince Imperial. and first IN one ana then III
the other the Empress sits alone ia prayer.
Both toEubs are decorated with horal Wiehths
and scattered flowers,
A. W. Billings. of Chicago who owns all OF
the street rail way lines in Memphis has 0hef-
ed 20 wager $4,000 that Cleveland VIII DC
elected and that he Will carry New lOrk, IN
uois and Wisconsin by large pluralities. Dir.
Billings has heard that Senator Quay MADE
the remark. after hearing the result OF the
Chicago Convention. that he would wager
$4,000 that Harrison would be reelected. lilo
has telegraphed the Pennsylvania Senator that
he will take the bet.
Within short time the Socialist Labor
party will. for the first time IN it's history,
nominate candidate for the Office OF tresi-
dent of tho United States. The nomination
is dependent upon 80 many contingencies
that IL may be impossible 20 find any eligible
American 80 take tho nomination. for among
other things the Socialists demand the aDoll-
ton of the presidency and yice-presidency.
Dir. Winston has discovered in the national
committees head0uarters 40 the Palmer
House. Chicago. two boxes Of convention
tickets containing 1000 each. neither OF
which had been opened. they were tickets
to sections aud d. the best sections IN the
! WgWam. la view of the fact that so many
were prohibited from attending the conyen-
ton through supposed lack ot space ana the
poor accommodation afforded the press rep
resentatiYes the discovery has created SUR
among politicians.
The high water that has covered the Bots
Rrule bottom near st. Mary 8. Missouri for
the past six weeks has driven all the animals
inst nfost that section to the bluffs. ON En-
day panther killed the child OF Mrs. VIII
! hanson She was engaged IN some house
work and had LETT tile baby on the porch A
panther slipped up snd seized the infant she
gave the alarm at once and the animal was
pursued and killed bali a mile from the house.
The child was dead. the beast having eaten
its head of.
Much apprehension is felt by the city
health officers Of Chicago for the welfare ~
Chicagoans owing 10 the thousands Of gal
Ions OF sewage now pouring into the lake and
pOllutng ChicagOs water supply River sew
ACE is pouring lakeWard at tho rate Of 500 600
cubic feet per minute. The polluted area
has reached the two-mile tunnel ports, and
disease-laden water il being pumped through
the mains. The water department officials
are unable 10 check the overflow, and advise
users of CITY water TO boil every drop.
Under the ruins of the Consumers Ice
Company's building az New Orleans. which
was demolished Saturday by the exposition
of a boiler was found Sunday the body
of Francis b. Lee late assistant city attorney.
The body was badly dishgured and every
bone was broken Mr.. Lee was missed from
his home but nothing was thought OF II until
he faxed 20 keep several engagements with
friends. He Was one Of the brightest mem
bers of the bar. popular club man and
leader in society.
Part Of the Folsom estate in Omaha. Neb..
has been sold 10 Charles Shiyerick Go. for
100000 Mr. Benjamin Folsom went 20
that city from Buffalo. n. J., 70 maze tho
deed and hurried back 10 Chicago IN the nope
of seeing eX-P President Cleveland nominated.
The property has belonged TO the Folsom
estate, which has not been divided until the
present and go practically has not been IN
the market Shlyerck a. Co. propose %
build 80 eight-story building on the site.
Red Clouds son, Blg CLOUD, y young WAu
Of twenty.one years recently passed through
ST. Louis on MS way home . die. lie became
a hopeless consumptiye during his stay at
Hampton and as the rules OF that institution
forbid any morihund student 10 remain there
the sick brave was dispatched without cere-
mony 10 Dakota. Cunously enough his COM
panions and attendants on the Tip were
young bridal couple. Little Bear and elbow
Minnie. who were made one by the chaplain
of the school 4 few weeks ago. The party
were all in dire financial straits. and sympa-
tbetic Messengers on the train raised a purse
10 lengthen the honeymoon lOys OF the lovers
and b provide a few last luxures for the dying
man.
A thrilling scene WAS witnessed at Tolches-
ter. near Baltimore. Sunday afternoon by
about three thousand people. Dot Lelno. OF
Baltimore county. made an ascension IN
balloon. which collapsed when il reached an
attitude Of about FIVE hundred feet. Miss
Ielno had the presence Of mind 20 loosen ~
once the parachute and descended un-
harmed 10 the ground. Miss Ielno
was the first aeronau. 70 attempt an
ascension at Colchester after the accident
there two weeks ago. 10 Professor stevens
The cause Of the accident Sunday Is said %
be on account OF d cut IA the balloon from
a fall il had few days ago IN the Potomac
river near Washington. A new balloon Will
be on hand today and an ascension Will be
made
Il is believed that the upturned hull q