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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
I INV p0LSkICH
w AMERYCE.

WIARUS przsdwczesnle
pokrzyzowaf Cyulku,ri l Sh
szoeoi plany wsp6lnego boju
przeciwko nam. Pokazalis-
my, il jestesmy gotowl do
wojny, vice tymczasem VIOLA
nam dac pok6]. st vis pacen1,
para 5ellu11a (Chcac mice spc-
koj, trzynlal sic " pogoto-
wlu do mowif Molt-
ke.
NIEDOSZLY DOKTOR
Louis Niemoiewsk' ,ua prze )
sta1 grasowac W St. Paul
Mum. Pracuje on obecnle ia
ko plsacek W rzadowy1n Domu
emigracyjnym ma Ellis Island,
pod New York, ktore to sta
nowlsko zawdziecza swoje1
polityce republlkanskiel
wplywom masohskim. Pan
Misie wicz cleszy sic, ID moze
widywac W New Yorku swe
go dawnego zna]omego.
BUFFALO, = Wspolredak
tor PoZaka u Ame1yce p
Tomasz Eobarzewskl prze
most sic do Milwaukee. Sli
szowi pomaga teraz p. Pa1Ue
! Katucki, pochodzacy powla
tn rzaczowskiego, W Galley
NANTICOKE.- W pobls
klein Alden zlowu staio si'
nieszczescle wskutek wybu
chu gaz6w. Polak Kijora doz
nal tenn zfamanla nogl, jeg'
syn zas i jeszcze jeden Pola(
z1stall zabicl.
M. TOKINSKI z Chicag
IL Luce Str, zabily costa
przez kolej North Western.
W SPRINGFIELD lnko1
porowane zostafo nowo zatC
zone W Peoria, His, iowa
: rzyst wo, naiezace do Zje1
Pol. Re-. Kat. pod opleka n
BosAie1 Clest. Inkorporator;
, m, So W. DoblowsKi, j. Wo
! faaski NJ. Dumanowskl.
, ,,Zgoda" donosi, ze ia
. Najdobal z Chicago n. 20
Western ave 4 Tow. ,,Oblic2
i Pana Jezusa starszy W II
die paralialnej Sw. Jadwlg
zabrawszy od kslezy od II
dzi prywatnych okoio 300
VOL, Gcleki.
rENENS POINT. Pnno
~ @ kublslak ! Jan lnu
/ eo snnJg zamnr STAR
50 posadq superwl2or
Du n} HnrwIZor Anirh
, WnsI wal M podobno u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
MAR starac sic o ten

| uidl oNdi az olT y ICu S'U1
| offs.
Obywatel: cawartel wardy
przedstaw't ma]2p. Wawrzyh
ca krula jako kaudydata ne
ma aldermana; y. kruI zna
dvskonale jezyk ang1e!sk'
prawdopodobme mogiby bye
do5rym aidermanem. " kaz
dym razle powlnnlen bye wy
brany alderman, "a ktorege
bysmy sic nie potrzebowal
wstydzlc.
PARAFIA POLSKA W North
Creek, Wis, pozostaje cd XII
ku dni bez proboszcza, Ks
Aazelmowi Krollowl prze
]adly sic juz dokuczanis
znanych burzyclell, kt6rz,
| dotad 2adnemu kaplanowi W
North Creek ME dawali spo
koJu, ] po,cchat "a pozwcle
MEM KS. Blskupa Schwebacha
do swoiego brata ks. Fran
ciszka do Chicago, 1926 West
22nd Str. Wspomuiany
Biskup dYecezyi La Crosskie
usi1uje naktonic ks
Anzelma Krolla do pozosta
MIA W North Creeku, lecz
ten godny kaptan kt6ry
zreszta tatwo W kazde; innne,
tdyecezyl posade dostac moze
ma laden sposob dotYchcza
sowa swoja pmafa datej "a
wiadywa6 ME chce. dop6k
tam VIOLA salonlsty wlece
szanowana bedzie cd parafan
nil slowa ksiedza i Biskupa
W CHICAGO podobne
dawniejsi pruscy 2ofnierze
Prls Polsklch przystepu1a dc
nlemieckiego Kriegervere1nu.-
Sami Nlemcy smieja sic
taklch chanaow i odszczepleh
COW, pewnle tylko dla z;
bawk, pieniedzy nle)akl cza
q iaski poawola I'M noslc ko
chane pickelhauby.
W BUFFALO, N, Y. a
, resztowany zosta} nlejaki W
j. Kptoras. ~ otHleranle Gu
diego | stu | wy]ecie meg
przekazu pa 9 do'. i 10 cen.
tow, nalezacego s'e Janow
a Waszews@iemu. Ten sa'
Koteras z Toledo musla
przeszlo trzy lata temu ucle
. kaG Z powodu swego zami}e
wanna do cudzych rzeczy.
APOSTATA KOLASIN-SK
: W Detroit, wobec listu karc
! Ledochowskiego znalazi 81
dowcipnie. Oto ogtosif swoir
paratianom, lakoby OJciec sV
don pisaf, ze ks. prefekt |
!. JEST. przekupiony.
KSIEZA POLsCY W S
r r III. zbleraia skladti ma upo
, nlnek dla kardyna}a.p
!, Ledochowskiego.
LANOSI sic na to, ze
Europy przYbqda do Ameryl
n polscy 0. 0. JeZulci, aby
. zafo2yC prlVzwolty pois'
'e wy&szy zalllod uauilowy
y moze polsklc sgnlnarl III
j Iaprasza ich w'cl.ll 2astt
1 ksle2y polskich = Ar:eryk
u ktorych am osob'sta przebl
gloRt ks. D4browskieg,
am obrona przeI gazette q
y dowska . Nanticoke or
= butelkarza n BuiraIp-u
q zdoials przekonot, IL Iego =
a mlnaryum 2dola zeaase
o duchowieIislwo poIskie
II. Ameryce areformowat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

rEVlINS POINT. Pnuo-
~ @ kubislak ! Jan lnu =
naJH zamIar sIarAc
SO po9adq superwlaCra,
DD p} HIpgrwiZor Anirhel
gausl wGI M podobno IA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

MlLL.CREEK, Pa. Wiel.
KS. Eobazlnski zaniechaf "a.
miaru ob]ecia par1fil W Scran-
ton, Pa. po Ks. Spigurskim.
= Parafianle przeto W Mill
Creek sfusznie s'e cieszyG 10.
winDi, il i'm Bog pozostawli
nadal tax goduego kap!ana,
jakim Jest Wlel. KS. Lobazrn
ski.
Paraia Sranton, Pa, objal
KS. Rychard Aust, Il po.
chodzenla Szlazak.
KAUKUSY W Chicago ME
wypadiy dla Polak6w bardzo
pomyslnle. W wardz1e lGtel
ta raza Po]ak ME otrzymaf
nominacYi IA aldermana.
Zatwardzlaiy Niemlec Ellert
dostat 50 g}os6w, podczas gdy
ma p. A j. Kowa!eskiego (de-
mokrate) pablo tylko so g1o-
sow.
Przy wyborach scisliejszych
chce dotychczasowy alderman
p. Dahlman (Polak) wystapic
]ako kandydat l;ezale2ny.
Nominacya ma aldermana 8
te) wardy uzyskni p. G. Lau-
ferski (republlkanin).
Pana Augusta & o W a l.
s k e 60 rominowaia partya
de mokracka wiekszos3iq l04
gtos6w kolektorem dla West
Town a p. Juliusza Piotrow.
sklego nomlnowata !. ia sama
partya superwizorem ,,South
Town"
,AUTOR artykufu ), ,,Pismien-
nletwo polsxle W Ameryce"
W W1erze Oczy5iue
to przeciez ME ten sam, kto.
remu wolno byfo W Waa1usle
otwarcie smialo powiedziec
co mlat na sercu, lecz ja6is
kretacz z nleczystem sumie-
MEM. Vie czesto, il pisze
nleprawde, lecz lekajac sic
utraty. askl swego mecenasa i
ze w2gledu ma tych, kt6ry-
mi W Chicago styka6 sic
musi ktorych ma przyszfosc
potrzebowac moze, baje co
mu nakazuie jego zalezne po-
foaenle chwllowe okolicz-
nosci. Take businesowe sze
rzenle oswiatY to podobny
grzech wobec tyslecy lu.
du, kt6rych podjaf Sic
informowac nauczaG, tc
]akby swletokradzka spowledl
wobec Boga.
NOWY oOLSKI KAPkAN
przybY1' nam slerotom na te
obce zien,i. - W seminary
um sw. Jana W CoIlgevllle
Mlnn. " dyecezyi St. Cloud
skiej, odebraf W dniu q
Marca, KS. R. W wrzy
k wsk ], rodem z Galicyi
ostatnie swiecenle z RAJ
Najprzewiel KS
Biskupa Zardett1 Zaraz p,
wyswiecenu udal sic rs. Wa
wrzyhowsISl do swojego dobro
, dziela ks. Pacholsklego dc
Minneapolis i W tenn mieSci
W medz'ele, u Marcn b +
W pois'<n Ilo6clele Sw, krly
/, Ia. odprawi plerws2q msz
swiqta.
Hyczqc nowowySwleconem
, kapianowi jaIlnaJIepszcgo po
wodzenIa W cieakIej prac
2 W wlunicY ahskie ma tc
Q poiNuII, 2e2nacAamY, IL III
: seem 2daniem bqdz'e on jedn
= aSnieIszYch gwIazd pome
Y day dnchowlehstwem polsIsier
Nv Amerycc, gdy& posIada, q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
GAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Dr0bne Eclla.

POZNAN, WIS. Szu-
bert, kt6ry tn sprzedawal
naszym polskim farmerom
zamortgiczowane konie, uciekl
ztad pred lsoza do Brookly-
ma, N. Y. Zone jego i dzieci
town zywic mlsi. est
to ten sam Szubert, ktory
podpisem swym W Reto1meae
i innych gazetach broni}
Pietrowicza i S}upeckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

NEW YORK. = Henryk
w. kornobis syn znancgo i
zasluzonego obywatcla, pre-"
zcsa maiora Strzelc6w j. t.
d. i. t. d. -- ma akcic uro-
czystym W Chickcring Hall
otrzymal dyplom na doktora
Wctcrynaryl.
Obywatcl * arw Q " X j,
po wicIu Iatach pooytu "
Texas powrocji do mas i
otr1ymaI miejscc " Barge
office, (Nicchajlc nam zapla-
cl I dolary ktorc nam wlnien.
- IEmas.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

KS. KONSTANTY FRY
DRYCHOWICZ ogfasza ter.z
W R6lnihu, wychodzacym W
Stevensyoint. Wis, ze adwo-
kaci brac!a Frawley q Eau
Clair, Wis, zakfada]a
polslSa kolonla W Chlppewa
Go, Wis. Grunta tamteJsze So
dobre pokrYte budulcowem
drzewem. Cena 81 do SIS "a
akier. Adres KS. Frydrycho-
wlcza: Rev. K Frydrychowicz,
Mill Creek (Stevens Pojna p.
,O.) Wisconsin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

Wszyscy, kt6rzy
zam6wili ksiazki z
naszel ksiegarni, od-
biora je jeszcM Nv
biezacym tygodniu.
Wkr6tce Wyslemy
takze zaleg4e prezen.
ia. Yn,o7j 7je1><'>
Podr6zujacymi a.
gentazni w iarusa"
So panowie: W awrzy-
nice Radomski / K az
mierz W ellenger.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

box praktycznego rozumu,
nlezwykte zdolnoscl przyrodzo-
ne. ktore pomogiy mu zdobyc
bogata nauke, n1etylxo
Jest dotrym kaznodz,eja, Iecz
l plorem w1aGa tax doskonale,
il na1lepsze ksiazkl zdotatby
pisac, gdyby mlaf czas do te.
60. = SzczesIlwa ia paraha,
ktora dostanle ks. Wawrzy-
kowskiego jako proboszcza.
BUFFALO. " sadie przyz.
nano PAM M. Kowaleskiej
$500 Cd kompanr kolei
Erie. MAJ pani Kowales1iel
zostaf zablty przez pociag tejze
kolei.
KS. BRONIKOWSKI z
Brooklyna, proboszcz tamtej.
szel polskle] parafi sgo kazl.
mlerza, mlanowary costa!
pratatem domowvm O.ca SEQ
Leona XIII. Stafo sic to "a
staraniem KS. Kariynala br.
Led6chow wsk'ego, ktoryn 70.
dzlna l krewnosG KS. Bconl.
kowskiego, podczas gdy jako
arcybisknp gnlezniehsko-poz-
nahski sledzlal W wlezienlu W
Ostrowie, serdecznie sic 0
p,ekowala.
WIELEBNY ks. Jan Sro.
ka z Duluth oznaJmia Pola-
kom W Sturgeon Lake, Minr.,
il dnia & il Kwletna opra-
wi W lch kvsciele naboten-
StWO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

EAPIsUJCIE s0BID WIARUsAS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

M. TOKINSKI z Chicago
IL Luce Str, zabiIY costa
przez kolej North Western.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
ENEcUrION or DINING
Set for May g3d-what He says About His
Family History.


MELBOURNE. May 9.-The execution of
Frederick Bailey Deeming. the convicted
murderer, was to-day set down for May 23d.
Deeming is kept in irons TO keep him from
iniuring himself and others. for he Is at times
very savage while in his best mood he Is retl-
cent and nor0se.
He is reported as saying that his mother
predicted that he would be hanged before he
reached the age of forty. With regard 70 his
family history he states that his father MIND
was unhinged: that he was OF very violent
temperament. and that he died IN "A lunatic
asylum Ut Birkenhead. His mother he de-
scrbes as good and kind. but she also was
confined in a lunatic aylum until shortly be-
fore the prisoners birth. His brother sam.
he also asserts. was likewise confined IN q
luuatic ASYLUM. but this fact was only known
T. MS other brother. Albert.
Whenin England last year. the prisoner de-
clares. he yainly endeayored to ascertain the
whereabouts of his brother Sam. lie has a
sister who is employed as housemaid at New
BrightOn. near Liverpool, and another who Is
NOT rioht in her head. Deemlng has also
Given information as TO some serious family
trouble. which he says occurred between 1850
and ISL
These stories. however. are emphatically de-
MED by persons who know the Deening family.
and say that while never distinguished by
special energy of character. its memOeIs.
except Frederick, were always respectable
and clear-headed. Nobody IN Melbourne
pnts any faith whatever in the murderer 5
stories about himself and others. although it
is believed that the manuscript which he Is
prepariug may give substantially correct
account OF the tragedies at Rain HUI and
Windsor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Death Of Colonel Averv-Othsr Matters.

NORFOLK. Va, May 9.-fSpecal.1 -Mrs.
Belva A. Lockwood. of Washington, ID. o., ID
here Mrs. Lockwood was seen by THE
TIMfs correspondent to night and stated that
she is here arranging some legal matters: The
legal business in Norfolk Of Belva A. Lock
wood & Co. Is in bad shape. owing to misman-
agement of local representatives. She has
opened an Office at 32S Church street, and
says she is doing q rafting business IN PEN
sion claims.
sunday afternoon q cat boat WAS overturned
in the Western branch. Six persons, all col
ored. were in the boat at the time. Three of
them. man. boy and girl. were drowned. A
man and two women were rescued. There
was no storm at the time. and the river was
very smooth.
Information is received tonight that at
Vini postofiice Princess Anne county. Satur-
day evening last. about 4 o'clock. j. J.
Read. son of Dr. j. J.. Read. of Curri-
tuck county. n. c.. was cut by MIR.
Rufus Hodges and very seriously injured.
Mr. Read was cut in the pit Of tho stomach
and disemboweled 1t Is reported that the
difficulty arose from a very foolish misunder-
standing. Mr.. Hodges Is now in Princess
Anne Jail
Colonel John W. Avery. of London Bridge,
Princess Anne county. died this morning at
O'clock. Colonel Avery was sixty-two years
of age. was born in Orangeburg. ,. u. ana
after pursuing course of study at home was
sent 10 the the College Of South Carolina.
where he graduated with honor. afteward
attending the University of Cambridge.
where he studied law and science. He was
admitted TO the bar in 1851 and was
practIcing when the war broke out in '6i. lie
at once enlisted, joining the State service IN
March, 1861. as adJutant. with the rank OK
captain. being stationed at Sulliyans Island.
In May he was transferred to the regular
Confederate service with the same rank lie
was in forty general engagements and at
Sharpsburg was slightly wounded. Since the
war he has resided at London Bridge. lie
leaves wife and several children.
NORFOLK. w.. May Emma Roy. white
woman about thirty years of age. arrived here
from Baltimore Saturday morning. She
went to house On Smith street and engaged
room during the evening. She left the house
and next turned up in a disreputable
place on Church street. She had been drink
ing hard and went TO bed. A servant went to
her room this morning and found her dead.
She has husband snd two children in Balti-
more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Discovery Of valuable War Relics.

FRrpEFrcxsBuRG, Va. May Especial. l.
The dwelling house Of Mr. James II. Ed
wards near Grove Church. in lower Fauquier
county. caught on fire Sunday from defec-
tive Rue. The building was finally saved by
hard work. but was much injured and the
furniture seriously damaged by hasty re-
moyal.
Mr. Flavius ]. Ballard, of Stafford county.
died yesterday in Culpeper in the ninetieth
wear of his age. lie was for years prominent
in the affairs of his county, and was the
father of Mr.. W. G.. Ballard. Of this city: Mr..
Ballard's remains will be inferred in Culpeper
county.
Last Saturday while cutting. wood near
this CITY, Mr.. Powhatan Snellings found
seven heavy cavalry sabers. reech.loadLnR
carbine. and an ordinary army rlne. Ihe
scabbards were badly rusted. but the sword
blades were as bright as polished silver. Inc
stocks of the guns had decayed, but the bar
rels were in fair order. They are valuable
war relics. O..
A blue carrier pigeon was caught here hat
urday with a brass band on its leg containing
this inscription. II, s52 w. f. o."
Rev. Melgi \. Chancellor. Major j. 1. DOS
well and Major J. Harrison Kelly, three prom
inent citizens. who have been confined 10
their homes for some time past. are conva-
lescent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
THE TERMINAL dND TIE CENTRAL.
If this Request IL Grant The Former VIII
Control the Latter.

Macon, Ga. May BY recent ruling OF
Judge Emery Speer in the United State Court
the majority of stock in the Central railroad.
consisting of 1000 shares. held by the Gen.
tral Trust Company of New \ ork was barred
from voting in all elections of officers in the
Central. The decision was on the ground
that the stock was controlled by the Rich
mond Terminal for the purpose of lessening
competition and creating monopoly OF rail-
road lines in the State. :,
To-day the Central Trust Company hled .
bill asking TO be allowed to vote the stock ON
the ground that the Richmond Terminal had
no interest whatever in it and therefore does
not control the elections or road through u.
The somewhat famous legal fight over the
lease of the Central TO the Richmond and
Danyille was based mainly upon these AZ
shares Of stock and.the new move on the
part of the Trust Company brings up fresh
interest. IL the Court decides 70 allow the
voting OF the stock it Is thought that the
Richmond Terminal will control the destiny
of the Central railroad of Georgia. The hear
ing has been set for the 18th instant. Ihe
next election comes of on the 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
a Remarkable Religious Ceremony.

DEpFRF. Wis. May 9-Aceremony, unique
and unriyalled in the history of tho Roman
Catholic Church in America. took place at 81
Joseph's church, in this city, yesterday amid
the ringing of bells and booming of cannon
Ii was The coronation OF IT. Joseph. per-
formed by Bishop Mesmer aud authorized
by the Holy Father, Pope Leo. Many
priests and hundreds Of people from adjoining
counties were present. Pontihcai hls1, mass
was celebrated and eulogiess OF st. Joseph
were delivered in French and English.
statute OF ~. Joseph bearing tho infant
Saviour in his arms stood above the altar.
Crowns Of pure gold were placed on their
heads THE crown Of the Saviour being studded
with diamonds and precious stones. The
celebration was concluded IN the evening
with display Of fireworks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
uor,,ble Tortur. of Chinese Rebels.

San Francisco, CAL. May 9.-Shanghal
newspapers contain accounts OF horrlpie tor :
tnres inflicted upon Chinese accomplices OF
Mason in his foolish rebellion against the
Goyernment. The representatives OF all
foreign governments have protested against
these atrocities.
The victims were only hired by Mason and
did not realize their crime or punishment.
Tho legs and arms Of three OF them were
broken. Paper was burned IN their faces
until the skin fell of 10 make them confess.
They were hung up by the thumbs and whip
ped and allowed 10 hang until UNCONSCIOUS.
Other cruel punishments were visited on them
and death resulted in many cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
DIfsz Mary Caldwell Ill.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Aliss Mary Gwendolen
Caldwell. who is reputed to be the wealthiest
unmarried woman in America, IS very Ill IN
this city with typhoid fever. 1t Is tnought
the disease was caused by drinking the water
of Florida. a. Miss Caldwell has just returned
from a winter residence in that State. Miss
CaldwelPs fortune is estimated to be about
S1O. 900 900. She is deyout Catholic, has
given literally to Catholic charities. and en-
lowed the Catholic University In Washington
to the extent OF 100000. She has been deco
rated by the Pope with the order OF the
Golden Rose. Miss Caldwell was engaged al
one time to Prince Murat. of France, but the
engagement was broken of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Il SILENT RECONCILIATION.
Mrs. Drayton Joins Her Husband and
Neither Utter q Word.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The World this morn
ing says: When the steamship La Bourgogne
reached her dock yesterday morning ]. Cole
man Drayton was among the first to 90 on
board. He stood for few moments near
Mrs. Astors scabn-door. apparently undecide
as to what he should do, and then returned on
deck. }. Roosevelt. Mrs. Astor's son-in-lsw.
came on board few moments later en-! & D.
tered Mrs. Astors cabin. where he remained
until the party was ready TO leave the ship.
Subseauent events proved that he had pre-
pared Mrs. Drayton for a meeting with her
husband.
After nearly all the passengers had departed
Mrs. Astor and Mrs. Drayton. both in deep
mourning and heavily yelled came ons deck.
Mrs. Astor leaning on the arm of Mr.. Roose-
welt. Mr.. John Jacob AstOr was escorting
Mrs. Drayton. Just as the gsngplsnk was
reached Mr. Astor stepped aside and Nr.
Dravton. without speaking one word OF salut-
ing the party in any way, stepped forward
and took his place. Mrs. Drayton neither
looked at or spoke TO her husband. but gently
laid her hand upon his arm and with him fol-
lowed her mother TO the carriage. which MIR.
and Mrs Drsyton and Mrs Astor and her SOD
entered. The party was rapidly driven away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10

ItGsuM. Va. May o Especial. L Mr.. ]. II.
Willis Of the firm of f.. o. Willis Il Brother.
will be married Wednesday. the lith instant.
10 Miss Sallie Hart Harris. daughter OF Mr.;
Clodius Harris. of Manor. Tex. and niece OF
Professor II. II. Harris OF Richmond.
Mr.. John Dempsey had child bitten oya
supposed mad dog a short time since, aud he
carried the child to maidstone IN Fauquisr
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Tsiegraphic Brsvities.

INC s,es"e, a. S,a~snt,ne n. v. for fumIea-
ton. HOES She has one case Of vsrio!oid ~
DowslI county. ". Va. got drunk on Sstus.
Ia" Iv"sa and sttscied his father. Mr.. Brown,
@ nsIchbor' intsrfered. and Foster knocked bim
down and beat bis brains ous witn > ssooS
Then he fatally ;'soIsa Sss s;.S a. two % msu Sssoss
.S's and served terms in the psoitshtiaSy. He
~ili be iynchsd II caught
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Terrific cyclone in Arkansas.

NoRR11LroS. ARK.. May 9.-Iast evening
cvclone passed over this section. doing con-
siderable damage to property. Two men are
reported killed in the southern part Of the
county. The cyclone passed from south to
north and ts track was over half mile III
width and four miles in length. The cyclone
was followed by heavy rain. Trees. houses
and out-buildings were overturned and crops
were badly damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
A Schooner sunk.

LONDON. May 9.-The British steamship
Philadelphia. Boston 10 Liverpool, on April
27th collided with tho fishing schooner i.izzie
Williams. OF Boston. The Lizzie Williams
was sunk and Roger Forbus, one OF tho crew.
was drowned. The rest Of tho crew were
rescued by tue Philadelphia and brought 10
England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
RErUnLIcAN CONVENTIONS.

Arkansas and Nebraska for Harrison But
Nevada Condemns Him.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 9.-The Republi-
cans Of Arkansas are practically unanimous
in favor of Harrison's denomination. The
State Convention and every district conyeu'
ton. except the Sixth. which will not meet
until Tuesday. have passed ringing resolu-
tons indorsing the administration and IN
structing the delegates to vote for Harrsons
denomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Two Young Ladies' Drowned.

CINCINNATI. o.. May last evening, a
skif containing Alice Laurul. Kate Clarke;
Lizzie Tenhuendefeld and John Bolen started
fora row down the Big Miami river. They
passed the danger signal without noticing II
and got into the current which carried the
party over tho dam. Miss Laurul and Miss
Clarke wero drowned. while Miss Tenhuen-
defeld and Bolen narrowly escaped the same
fate. picnic given by the United States
Express messengers was being hold on
Woodsdale Island when the accident hap
pened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
.,.,, We Have n Monte CsrIog

NEW York, May s.-M. p. Phillips. who, ia
behalf of syndicate Of capitalists visnso
France in order to study the oing Ioons
a, Monte Carlo. returned yesterday. IL u the
syndicatss purpose 70 get permission 70 open
. resort similar to Monte Carlo at one of Sne
American pleasure resorts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
All FOR pr.ArNE II He WILL Run.

OLYMPIA. WASH. May 9.-fhere are no del
egates at large from this State. The delega-
ton is not instructed. Two Of the eight are
possibly for Harrison. but all are for Blaine II
he will accept. Five are openly Ior Lincoln
and one Tor Alger.
MIssouLA. MoST.. May 9.-The Republican
State Convention to-day IS the largest ever
held in the State. There is a strong Blaine
feeling. Mayor of Butte City Mantle will be
elected permanent chairman.