The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
VIEWS NOTES or INTEREST.

Tho sailing schooner Beatrice. which was
warned by the United States gunooet
Yorktown not 10 enter Behrlng sea has re-
turned 10 Victoria
The const;sutionalfty Of the recent Demo-
cratic apportonmcnt of Wisconsin is TO DO
tested in the supreme court OF the state
during the coming month
slight rainfall four weeks ago in the
Rio Grande border counties OF Texas was
the first in three years. and fully l2,OOO PEG;
pie are on the verge OF starvation. a cali
for help has been sent out.
The Adjutant Generals Department at
Harrisburg Is engaged IN paying on the
troops The Gray lnvincibles Fourteenth
regiment and First Brigade Band have al
ready received their pay.
The Secretary of the Interior Friday IS
sued public notice warning all persons now
on the Coiyille Indian reservation, IN tho
State of Washington. without express au-
thority, 10 leave the same without delay.
A party of Colorado capitalists have ar
rived at Acampo. in San Joaquin Valley,
California. in search of land for colonial
ton purposes. They arc said TO represent
Z. 500 families in Tennessee and other South
ern States
Mrs. Brown. wife of Governor Brown. of
MARYLAND, was overcome by tho heat Fri
day while on her way from the hotel to her
dressmakers. She had just returned from
Ocean City, where she had attended the
ball with the Governor.
f.. B. Trichener. of Oxford and Leizig
Universities, has been appointed assistant
professor of psychology in Cornell Unlyer-
sity. Nj Trichener has a brilliant uniyer-
sity record and has already made himself
widely known by his philosophical writings.
After stormy session at Denver. Friday
night the Democratic State central COM
mittee decided to call the Democratic State
Convention for September 18th at Pueblo.
This is a victory for the Cleveland or straight
party men in opposition to the fusionists or
ti-Cleveland men.
Edward Wilcott. of Omaha. was arrested
in Sioux City, Iowa. on Thursday. for cOun-
terfeiting. He took the new silver quarters.
cut out the letters quar- and changed the
last Il " 10 " n" meking it read " ten dol
lars" The coins were neatly plated with
gold.
The United States tug Fern left New York
Friday for the purpose OF destroying the
derelict schooner Taylor, recently cut ia
two off Cape Cod and now lying in the path
of navigation, one half being near Ports
mouth, n. H.. and the other half near New
York.
y MUuLItdl tOIAt5lOnAVhN VI VIZ
Mail saws he has been informed on high
authority that. in view of the retaliation
measures adopted by the United States, the
Canadian Government will take steps %
abolish the rebate system and make uni
form toll or do away With the tolls alto
gether.
Judge Henry B. Taylor, ex-congressman
from Indiana and member Of the Presbyte--
rian general committee on the revision OF
the creed. has announced that he Is no lon
ger Republican. He has heretofore been
one OF theleading Republican politicians OK
the State His son Samuel has made the
same announcement.
The race trouble at 1rmo, Lexington
county. S. O.. has quoted down consider
ebiy. Sentiment is in favor Of sparlng Mn
ards life as Mrs. Addison. whom he as
sanlted Is not positive in her identification;
Had there been other than oircumstantiai
evidence against Kinard he would have
been lynchsd at once.
Colonel r. H. Freer. of the First West
VIRGINIA National Guards, and one or the
most prominent lawyers of Richie county
left Friday for Pittsburg. Pa, 10 assist IN
bringing three suits for damages IN inc
| amount Of 100000 each against Ooionei
| Streator. under whose orders young lams'
a nephew Of Freer. was so outraGeously
| treated.
Acting Rear Admiral Walker. command
| inc the squadron Of evolution, has made a
report to the Navy Department In regard 70
! the recent drills and exercises of the hassa-
| ehusetts and New York naval militia ID
| which he commends the members OF THESE
| organizations. and says the movement
| should be encouraged bg the department.
and by every naval officer.
4 dispateh from Kingston, Ontario says
the statement is made from hlgh autnorly
in the Dominion Cabinet that the Capaulan
| Government will not reiehate nor cnasneo
| tbe present orders OF the COuncl regarding
! tba rebate on Grain for Europe but Will re-
! fay the matter to the British Government,
charging that the United States Is violating
treaty.
According 10 a telegram from Virginia;
| Nav. a number Of mem bers OF the local
| con,panies of the Nevada National Guard
| bave decided 20 resign on account OF the
nnnishnent recently inflicted upon Private
/ ians AZ Homestead. A large majority OF the
members Of the local militia belong 20 labor
unions. aud the designations are likely to
! result in the disbanding Of the two or three
! companies in that vicinity
Il il stated that the constitutionality of
the recent Democratic apportionment IN
| Wisconsin will be tested in the supreme
| court in August. Papers are 10 be served on
| Attorney General O'Connor Saturday in the
! form of petition. signed by some private
! citizen. asking the Attorney General 10 IN.
| stitute the action. and If he refuses the
| action can be brought in the name OF the
private citizen himself.
Mrs. Julia Olive. of Atlanta. Ga, the
Young wife OF Jesse Olive. a well-known
machnist. took a terrible revenge Friday
upon Alice smith pretty young girl whom
| she charges with alternating her husbands
affections. Securing lot Of yitriol IN tin
cup she went TO Alice's lodgings and dashed
/ il into the girls face. Alice was horribly
| burned. One eye was instantly destroyed
| and she was otherwise terribly disfigured.
Harvey Myers, ex-speaker Of the Ken
lucky Legislature and amember Of the pres
! ent legislature, was on Friday accused in q
public meeting Of the board of aldermen OF
! Coyington by Alderman John Droege with
/ having offered him (Droege) 81 900 20 vote
for a certain street railroad ordinance. Mr..
Myers has made no public statement. but 70
| friends he says that DrOege approached
him and asked how much could be had fol
| vote.
An Ottawa dispatch says it is reported
there that 100000 is 10 be spent on forti.
fications in British Columbia. Hon. Macken
zie Bowel. minister Of militia and customs
| and General Herbert are to 90 West shortly
70 look over the ground. and If indications
arc 10 be relied on il will not be long before
the work will be begun OF throwing up q
line of defences: which will make Victorll
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