The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
NEWS NOTES or INTEREST

The Cleyelsnds will leave for their New
York residence during the latter part OF
this month.
Joseph A. Clark was on Wednesday
nominated for governor by the Prohibi-
tionsts Of Idaho.
| New York customs receipts for last
| month were S13,21J,iSo; for August,
1891, $40, 460,33O.
| The diphtheria epidemic in South Ches-
| ter has taken fresh start, ana nVe
| deaths were reported Thursday.
BY the burning of the stables of the
| Belt Line Car Company, in Washington,
| Thursday, sixteen bOrses persisted.
| The executive committee of the Ma
tionaI Association Of Democratic Clubs
| will meet i'm New York on September
| 9th.
The United States revenue-cutter Cor
| wir has been firing ut the schooner Ar
| cata. which was suspected Of sealing in
| Behring sea-
The first through train of the Reading
| system. Lehigh Valley route, left Buffalo
| Thursday morning for New York and
| Philadelphia.
John and Lou Howard. Of San Fran
| cisco. who started to walk from Seattle
| To Chicago on Il wager, have arrived with
sixteen days 10 spare
The Jail at Guthrie, Okla, was burned
on Wednesday. Forty prisoners were
| released and held under guard, but two
| Of them managed to escape.
Senator Carlisle spent "Wednesday with
e1-President Cleveland at Buzzard's Bay,
| The e1-President is expected TO return TO
New York late in September
BY an explosion at camp near Dead
wood, :. d., the bodies of two w0rkmen
were scattered over several acres and
two other men were injured.
An attempt to rob the Cayucas (CaL)
Bank was frustrated on Monday. One
Of the thieves was nearly killed, and an
ex-Sheriff was badly hurt in the encoun-
ter.
Johu Skinner, employed by Geo. Feet
upr Il German farmer. near Steuben-
Vile. o.. Thursday, killed Feetner, his
wife and mother, and then shot himself
The murders we're committed out OF re-
yenge.
Chairman Edison. of the Washington
Citizens committee 10 arrange for the en-
tprtainment Of the 6. a. r., announces
that no more visitors than the already
10000 listed can be provided with free
quarters.
The Denver Evening Times has re-
ceived an anonymous letter, in which the
writer says that he is going to Pittsburg
for the purpose Of killing Messrs trlck,
Lovejoy and Carnegie, when the latter
returns from Scotland.
The Postmaster-G General has issued an
order for the thorough dsinfecton Of
the mails reaching the United States
from infected ports. This will be DONE on
the Canadian border as well as at the
ports of entry On the coast.
A statement prepared at the Treasury
Department Thursday shows that the
total receipts from customs at the port
of New York during August were Sl3.-
275 4S5. The receipts for the correspond
ing period of 1891 were $40, 46O,33O.
A daring attempt to rob the bank of
Cayucos, Cal, was frustrated Wednes-
day morning. One of the robbers and
A. c.. Mcleod. sheriff Of San Luis Obs
po county, were shot. The robber will
probably die, but Mcleod is not seri-
ousiy hurt.
AS n result of he conference between
the chairmon Of the Independents and
Of the South Dakota Democratic State
committee it was practically agreed that
the Democrats will endorse the hide
pendent electoral ticket the electors
agreeing to vote for Weaver and Steven
son.
Two Texas herders, John s. Fraser and
William II. Gibson. were recently muir
dored in Kansas. and an investigation
shows that the crimes were the result |
of a conspiracy among farmers, who !
feared the stock of the hcfders would !
bring Texas fever into the country. Ii |
is said that Fraser was tortured before |
being killed.
Hugh ODonneH. G. w. Sarver. David |
Lynch William r. Roberts and William (
McConegly were given Il preliminary !
hearing Thursday morning before Alder
man McAlasters. on the charge Of con
sPiracy preferred by Secretary, Loyeloy' /
OF the Carnegie Company. They were /
held in $4,000 bail
The steamship Roman, nj Boston on /
Wednesday. from London, was passed !
by the quarantine officers. The United |
States health officials ordered the p2ssen- |
gers and baggage sent back for fumigl- |
ton. but twenty-s wen cattle men and !
one cabin passenger refused to comply |
and they were allowed to land.
The Western branch Of the National |
Democratic campaign committee held It's |
first meeting in Chicago Thursday. Don. /
NJ. Dickinson, Of Michigan. said that he /
would be unable to attend the branch |
committee meetings, AS duties rs chair- |
man Of the National campaign committee |
would require his presence in New York |
TX SsAW AbAAAS Ri AkAti.fttififAf - 49, ave /
practically in the hands of n mob Of /
strikers. All Of them are closed and |
| 200 men are idle. OF this number about |
500 are inclined to be riotous. and when |
the Oneida Company and Brown Bretners |
resumed work Thursday the crowd IN
tered their mills and drove the w0rkmen /
away with violence.
The monument of the Twenty-sixth |
Pennsylvania Emergency Regiment was !
dedicated Thursday at Gettysburg
Grand Army Posts Of the Middle dis |
trict Of Pennsylvania held their annual /
reunion in South Bethlehem Thursday |
Three thousand veterans and sous of vet
Grams were in the line of parade and /
forty Thousand people were in town At /
the Convention of Posts Allentown was
chosen as the place for holding next /
years reunion.
I'm an encounter with an angry bull |
Thursday morning Miss Emma MOher. |
daughter Of Jacob Mohler. of Rlchland. |
Pennsylvania, was frightfully injured. !
Miss MOhler was milking n cow In the |
tarn-yard when the bull attacked her.
She screamed for help. but before asss-
tauce was at hand the infuriatcd brute
had gorCd the girl in the face and head.
tearing open great wounds. One ear /
was torn almost off and her cheek was |
laid open to the bone. Her condition is !
critical
There was an exciting scene on |