The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
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Telegraphic Brevites.
David Hanuum died at Homer n. y,
Yesterday morning. He was we'll known il
Cortland county and at one time was re-
rorted to be worth $40 600 0O0. lie diel
possessed of considerable money.
Dispatches received IN London from sgd
nev New South Wales. announce tia. there
has been further trouble in Samoa. and tlat
additional trouble is brewing IN those Islands.
Jesse Frierson. negro. was hanged m the
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, iail-yard yesterday nj
ternoon for the murder Of -. c. Mu grove
who in the summer OK 1890 attempted 90 a
rest him and Oscar BurrOw, another colorei
man.
Herrick. the brakeman whose caIeessness
caused the recent disastrous wreck ON tle
New lork Central. Yesterday gave himself
up. His hail was fixed at 5000
The correspondent of the London STAND
ard at Sebastopol says that $4,000 additional
Russian troops have been massed on no
AustrO Russian frontier since August last AMI
that within fortnight two more divisions If
infantry have been sent 10 the same terri-
tory.
Fire Yesterday morning in the Office aud
stOre-r0om of the Iiiewater oil Company of
Savannah. a three-story brick building. did
damage amounting t. $4,000 TO the building
and stock.
Under Sheriff Barthwick. of Cortland NY.
was notified Yesterday morning from James
town. n. y. that Harry Hollenbecl was
locked up there for the murder .4 woman
at Melville. HOenbeck formerly lived hero
and was we'll known as q sport and heavy
dr'nker The letter gives no details Of tho
crime further than that IlOllenbeck was out
walking with a woman and shot her. Holen-
beck had a large circle Of friends here VINO
are surprised at the crime.
The United States war-ship Nesuvius mr.
rivsd n New York yesterday.
In 81 \
morning. Joseph bic raw 10y, ~ .F.Sff-,1,.'
Matt PAelan. McIraw is ~ -lrrest The
men were celebrating New iears eve aud got
into dispute and Phelan was knocked l0wn
and his -kull WAS fractured by striking tho
pavement
The steamship State of Indiana. Captain
Beane. New York December 2lth for br'3.- -.
tOl Eng. is bel W Boston and rs coming .
tine harbor She is heavily listed to port. h.r
cargo having evidently shifted.
Edward NJ. tiet partooks Of hearty meal
In LudlOw-street iail Friday Yesterday
morning he refused breakfast but otherwise
his condition Is the same. Dr. Crosby was
the only caller.
In to a late hour last night Slayin had re-
ceiyed no answer TO his cablegram from li5
Australian backer Doughertv. Slayin, how
ever. Is not worried much over the matter.
having given out that he will back himself #
ne one else will como forward.
The text of the reciprocity agreement oe-
tween the United States and Salvador has
been made public by presidential prOcla.na-
ton. The arrangement viii 90 into effect
February 2. 1892.
h. G. Standiford. president Of the Ir.erna.
tional Press Association, died at his residence
i'm Chicago yesterday morning of typhoid
fever. after an illness of two weeks. Mr.
Stamford was the inventor Of type setting
machine which be had iust sompleted. snd
which, It is claimed. will reyOiutOnlzo ths
"a WV
old and leaves "a widow and one child.
Roswell b. Mason. who was mayor OF CHI
cagO during the fire OF 1871. died triGay
night.
Plate glass windows were smashed. awnings
wrecked signs broken. structural work
leyeiled patrol and street car starter boxes
upset IN the gale that swept over Chicago
from T. % o'clock Yesterday morning. The
lake was wild. the wa es beating the break
water in mighty roar and the spray shoot
ing up fifty feet IN the ar
IL is stated that the supreme court will de-
eide Monday that Boyd lDem.) was elected
Governor of Nebraska, instead OF Ihayer
the kepublican incumbent
The news that fmin basha in his wander.
ing from Lake NictOratO Lake Albert has dis
covered the ultimate source Of the Nile. X no
doubt of great interest But before giving
way 20 unreseryed Iubi.ation the ROYAL Geo
graphical Society and African experts VIII
wait for detailed account Of what he has
actually done.
A dispatch from Rio neiro SAYS that tho
Brazilian Government has rescinded the law
recurring foreign merchants shipping goods
20 Brazil % present invoices and bills ~
ladng o. Brazilian cOnsulates for legislation.
Judge Adyocate-Genelal. of the navy. las
been ordered o. 90 secretly TO san Francisco
20 conduct an investigation into the assault
upon the Baltimore seamen. Colonel Aemey
lett Washington last Wednesday.
Afr ~
Washington next week for the purpose OF
drawing ND the report Of the Behrlug Sea
Commission. The report Will DO made Jointly
by the commissioners OI Canada. Great
Britain and the United states. aud will 10
submitted 20 the court Of arbitration. IL -
expected that that bod will be appointed tho
latter part OF this month.
The New York Sun has Withdrawn from
membership IN tie General News Association
OF the city Of hew ! 0rk. commonly known as
the Associated Press and henceiOrth receives
the news dispatches Of the niteO Press.
Booths carriage works Of Columbus. o.,
was discovered on FIRE at IS yesterday even
ing aud at $3.50 tho entire building was ln
flames At $40 the walls fell. burylng .
number Of people. Three have already been
taken from the ruins. one fireman, dead.
William Harding, supposed % have becn
the last survivor OF General sam. Houstons
army IN the war for the independence OF
Texas, died Yesterday morning NJ his home,
in Columbia Pa lie Was seventy years
old and was a prominent citizen.
Frederick Whitehead and John Dillon.
both residents OF Elizabeth. \. Y. were
killed yesterday while walking on tho Penn
sylvania railroad tracks near North klza-
beth
Itis conceded that Sherman has a majority
OF the Republicans in the Ohio Senate. and
the result OF ths Speakership contest SHOWS
that he has majority IN the House also.
Ex-Governor Foraker said this eyeIn9 tha,
the election OF Laylin means that the hght
must 90 to finish. HAD Mc6rew ,ovsp
elected " said he lit would have settled ths
fight He meant ot coarse, that II would
have made his election sure. Senator oher-
man said of the result OF the speakershlp fight.
that il removed al doubt about lis election