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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

WYTHEVILLE, VA, Oct. 3l.-Special.--
Colonel 4. L. Withers received a tele-
gram this morning announcing the death
OF his daughter. Mrs. f. Il. Goggin. of
Bedford county. The sad news was en-
tirely unexpected, as 1t was not known
here that she was Ill. The remains Will
probably be brought here tonight. and
will be inferred IN the East-Lnd cemetery.
where the only other deceased member Of
the family, a daughter. lies buried.
Hon. James Marshall spoke at the
courthouse Saturday evening before the
Democratic club and an enthusiastic
gathering Of townsmen. The Wytheville
brass band met the speaker at the depot,
and escorted him 10 the courthouse fol-
lowed by crowd Of citizens.
The generous and timely gift or free
drinking fountain 10 the town by Mr.. II.
q. Wadley meets a real need, and de-
serves the appreciation II is receiving al
the hands OF the citizens. 1T is being
substantially built OF stone, and Will be
completed In a few days.
The weather, which has been raw and
cold for several days, has again moder-
ated, and we have the prospect OF Indian
summer before the winter settles down
upon us. A shift of snow fell I'm Carroll
county last week, and an inch or two In
Grayson county.
1t is reported that the Max Meadows
rolling mills will be started soon after the
election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
Democratic Picnic. and Rallies.

DANVIILE. Va. Nov. Especial
The Democratic picnic and rally at Keel
ings. in this county. to-day. was an I'M
monso affair. over A thousand people be
ing present a big dinner was served
and speeches were made by \. ). Mon
tague. II. c. Kesee, Gus Treadway, Ike
Strickland and Thomas n. Williams.
Captain II. C.. Kesee started as a Third
party man but has been converted,
and his earnest and rousing Democratic
speech to-day was the occasion for a
sort Of political love feast. II was a
grand dav for the Democracy and many
converts were made.
There Will be meetings in the county
every day until the sth. Tomorrow
Swanson will speak at Straight Store.
Friday there will be a meeting al Waco
and at Design, four miles from Danyilie,
there will be a monster picnic, aag-rais-
ing and Democratic speaking. At Mount
Cross and number Of other places in
the county big meetings and picnics will
be held on saturday.
Jacob Smith. penitentiary convict
who escaped from the public works In
Bedford county q week or two ago, was
arrested near here to-day by Officer
Wynn. of the Danville police force, and
lodged in jail subject TO the order Of
the penitentiary authorities
\ telegram was received here to-day
announcing the death Of j. +. Bondu-
rant. OF Augusta Ga. He was the father
Of t. j. Bordufant. Of this city, and was
a native OF Bedford county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

LEBANON. VA, Oct. 30.--SpeciaI.- a
mob OF forty or fifty masked men, be-
tween the hours OF II and - o'clock. en-
tered our town yesterday. and before they
we're discovered were at the outward door
Of the Jail, and soon Overpowered the
taller and caused him 10 surrender to
them the key leading to the cell where
Nathan Bergess and sherman Lucus, the
two prisoners, were confined for the
murder of young Mr.. Sutherland, on
Dumps Creek In this county
The prisoners were handcuned together
for safe keeping. as they had come near
breaking Jail some days before. They were
taken quietly from the Jail, and carried
half a mile west Of the town. and there
hanged to the limb Of an oak tree, over the
public road. Tho mob fired few bullets
into their bodies. and rode quietly away.
An inquest was held over the bodies to-
day. conducted by Justice Tickle, in
which the jury failed 10 agree I'm "A YER
dict. This affair is regretted by the people
Of our town and the public generally. so
far as your correspondent jas advised. Tho
shooting Of young Sutherland. n If said.
was altogether UuprOVokcd. but our peO-
pie generally do not believe in lynch law.
The Democrats Of this COUNT arc eX-
pecting a victor, on tho 9Th 81 November,
NOTWITHSTANDING the Third party candi-
date. Mr. Cowsn. is Of our county.
The Hon. I. ". Marshall is making q
successful campaign, and is doing It
nearly ali by himself. lie is bold and ag
gressive.
II is believed here that tIr. Covan has
nov withdrawn as he has been quietly
staying al home for the last eight or ten
QaNa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK Nov.1.-Flour closed steady
hut dull; 1ne grades Of spring, SlIO1
200; do. winter. sl.S5G2.15; shperfine
spring, s1.SJn215: do. winter. s2.00d2.3D J;
extra No. spring $2.ood2. 40; do. winter,
So 2Jfi2 %: extra 1 spring s2.23m2.35i do.
winter. S2.Jomf00; city mills extra, ff25
M435 Ter West Indies. southern flour
closed Quiet at 81. 90d1.00 for straights.
Options opened weak and lower.
Trading was Quiet throughout the day, and
prices continued weak TO the close, when
they were u 10 a.c. lower. Spot lots closed
steady: spot sales: No. rcd winter. 759
73ike: November. IKE: December 1JAc
January. 77%c.: May. S2Ikc.
Conceptions opened weak and closed
&c lower. Spot lots closed h4c lower;
spot sales: No mixed, bic; November,
j0ikc.; January. 5Ohc.
Oats-Optlons dull and unchanged. Spot
lots closed fairly active and steady; spot
sales: No. 2 whiie 30hc: No. do. 36G
8Gt,c.: No.2 mixed. 35,$ac: No 3 DO. $3.50
Nc mixed. November. 35ac.; December,
37c: Nav 4Oc.
Pork steady; mess. s12.25712 30 for old.
Lard steady; November, Ss.15; January,
S7M bid
Sugar Raw easier. with moderate de-
mand. Refined steady: cut-loaf and crush
ed. &C.: graduated. 4d5c; cubes. 4 15-16li
5i6c.: confectimcrs' A, 1l-16T4a4c.
standard a. 4d5c. mould A. 5m5 3-16c.
Cohcc-Spot lots steady;'IliO No. Z, 1890.
Futures closed lower; Rio or Santos, Nc.
I. 100.
Pipe line certificates dull; sales. 6,OO0
barrels. At Consolidated Exchange De-
cembcr opened at 51ii; highest, 5it4; low
est 5lh; closing. 52i4.
Naval Stores Spirits turpentlne steady;
trading light; quoted at 31hM32c
Resin in light request strained, S130;
good do S1.35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
Moun,aIn rIre.-Conrad'. speech.

Pulaski VA, oct 5l.--Srecial.-Ou
mountains have recently been on IRE.
AS long as the work Of destruction was
done At a distance the sight WAS inter
esting but as the red tongue began us
licking near our town the smoke became
suffocating at one time, and our doors
could not be so closed As 10 Keep out
the unwelcome guest. The only hope Is
that smoke will bring rain, which Is sadly
needed.
The speech Of Hon. Holmes Conrad
delivered in the Opera-House on Satur-
day night, Will live in the memories of
our people as the effort OF great
thinker and gifted orator. His treatment
Of the Force bill was unique and power
ful Scores az those whc heard him are
saving: 1--WE never understood the mon
ster inlquity before"
The new church building Of the Dis
ciples will be dedicated on the second
Sunday in November. at which time the
pastor will be assisted b. Rev Mr..
cutler.
Rev. Alfred Jones preached at New
Dublin on Yesterday morning and al
the Rock Road in the afternoon.
\ large congregation greeted Rev. Mr..
Kelly mt the Methodist church yester-
day. when he delivered his first sermon to
his new charge. He introduced himself
very favorably TO his new people and
others who heard him.
The new schedule OF tho Norfolk and
Western does not suit us. in that we are
not allowed the privilege OF reading The
Times on the morning Of its pubiica-
ton. The other changes are not OF much
concern TO us. Richmond, in these davs
OF fast travel. should be in touch win
every portion Of the Commonwealth by
noon of each day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
oe.r,nx. and sales az the Richmond To.
b.ose Exchsnge-internai Revenue
Collections Foreign Advices.

NTW YORK. Nov. Money loaned
,,r,nrrnf ;his morning az cars per cent.
mo closing rate was per cent Exchange
closed steady: posted raics, 1891 gMl96is;
actual rates, 4S2a,0 AZ Tor sixty days and
4SSs.Q4SG FOR demand. Governments
closed steady; currency 6's, 1914 hid; As
coupons. ll4i4 bid; extended 2s, register
Cd 100 hid.
Trading ON the Stock Exchange was less
active this morning. The principal deaf
ings were in Whisky Trust. Northwestern,
Rock Island. Richmond and West Point.
sud Chicago Gas. Ia the carly trading
prices mere somewhat unsettled hut as
the morning wore along values hardened.
except Tor New England which was weak.
and declined ! per cent. after II o'clock,
recovering part OF the decline boy noon.
American Tobacco was the strongest spec
Nlative, being l@, per cent higher by noon.
Stocks were Joss active after - o'clock,
ana prices werc unsettled and irregular
A. times trading was almost az a stand
still. 4 holiday iu London added To the
stagnaton. the Stock Exchange there bc-
inE closed. Closing prices were irregular
and slightly changed. except for Now Eng
land. which closed % pcr cont. lower.
Sales Tor tho day. 2i9.SiJ shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
FROM THE FARMERS STANDPOINT
Mr.. Henry 1. Lyman. - Wsli-Known Agn'
euituraiist, viii Vote for Cleveland.
following letter speaks for itself:

The following letter speaks for itself:
CHARLOTTESvILLE VA, Sept. 3. lsys.
Hon. Jefferson NJ. Levy, Chairman 'lr-
einia League OF Democratic CLUBS,
Charlottesville. Va:
Dear Sir,--ln response TO your request
that I give you my views of Mr.. Cleve-
land and OF the present political contest
cheerfuly respond as follows:
consider DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depews
eulogy OF Mr. Cleveland as the free ex-
preston OF an unbiased opinion. ] have
known Mr.. Cleveland for twenty-five
years yet do not claim any intimate
acquaintance, and I think 1t but just 10
go still further than Dr. Depew, and
specially note his glorious sense Of right
as he is able, after careful study, TO see
f. then, too, his heroic courage in mark
Ing out his line Of duty and bravely FOL
lowing Il. / have long since looked WIN
anxious wishes for his election, and shall
do all can to secure It. AS for my rea-
sons for casting my lot with his political
party I have no apologies to make.
never did have any sympathy with the
effort TO gain benefit out of the eXtraVa-
gance Of surplus-grabbers, the policy OF
producing great excess OF revenue ana
the constant effort to ma Gnify and prefer
any race and condition because OF any
ASST med or supposed political VOTING
power. The doctrine OF Government oil
the people, for the people and by the
people Ia just as sound to-day as 1t ever
was and there never was a day when II
could be followed more benefcially.
l have most carefully studied the situa-
ton from an agricultural standpoint, ana
feel that we are but lending all our
strength to monopolists, whose chief quail
ihcations seem to be, when out Of power,
to promise relief to the producing elo-
ment of our population and defy them
when In power.
have long been convinced that the
Republican party has most ingloriously
defaulted on the colored race question,
and am of opinion that the amelioration
of that race must ultimately fall upon
the shoulders Of the people amongst
whom they are found, who know them
best and who are most kindly disposed
toward them.
As / am in no sense a politician, this
utterance can only be viewed as a voice
from the ranks, but nevertheless de-
termined one.
Very respectfully your obedient SER
want HENRY. L. LYMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. Flour very
duh: receipts, 2S,7St barrels; shipments,
9OG barrels.
Wheat dull but steady; receipts 63'775
bushels: shipments. 400 bushels; No. red
spot, 7I07li4c: steamer No. red, os12g
Ggr.
corn dull; receipts, 49154 bushels; ship
mcnts. ga1 bushels: stock, j00521 bush
els: now white. 4Sl4c; yellow, 4sc.
oats in good demand; receipts, 5000
bushels shipments, S,092 bushels: Western
white. 04Oc.: mixed, 35a37c: No. 2
white. 4Oc No. mixed. 3GG36Lc.
Rye steady but dull: receipts, 1870 bush
els: shipments 9jS bushels: No. spot, 62
0tsic.
Hay dun and steady; choice, $1,000.
Grain freehts steady and unchanged.
Cotton nominal; middling Sisc.
Butter firm; creamery, fancy, 2903O".;
good 10 choice. 22023c; fancy ladlc, pack
cd. 1SUi9c.
Eggs slightly easier ct 24625c. for fresh.
Ccncc steady; Rio, 19c.; No. :, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill. Nov Wheat was
weak to-day closing lmssc. lower; No.
. red winter in store. 70A@7ic. Receipts,
$50 ears.
Corn started strong but weakened later
on. closing l6&~c. lower; No. . in store.
421i9iec. Receipts. 4O2 ears.
oats ruled steady. the only change be-
Ing SO. decline in tho Nav delivery; No. j
On store. 2>q0-9c. Receipts, $50 ears.
Tho provision market was easier. Pack
er~ e,inccd a disposition &C. sell
doolincd 22i9c.
January lard declined % q. and November
closed NC. higher
Ribs declined DC. fOr January delivery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

RICHMOND. VA. Nc1. 1, 1892.
TO offerings Of tonaocos at auction on
Change to-dav.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
pers hocsheads. hIers, -. cutters, -,
scrap CbriChu :. leaf dark, "A; lugs
dark. s Total. SIS hogshoads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
spections- Bright. 6 hocsheaG>: dark. 2
hoFsheads; Western, 1 hogshcad. 80 re-
inspections.
Receipts for tho month ending October
n. 1s92 1.5Gi hocshcads aud 81 Ucrcos;
deliveries 2l67 hogshoads and 2l2 ticrccs
Stock ON hand October 81. 1892. Inspect
sd. 1897 hog>heads and 1.l22 uerces and
boxes. Uninspected 2.159 hogsheads and
2l3 uerces and boxes. Total stock 2l12G
hogsheads and 1855 ticrces and boxes.
Inspections for Tie month ending OctO-
Der 81. 1872: Bright 79l hogsneods and
& tierccs and boxes. dark. 90 hogShead
and 93 tierces and boxes; Western ln
hogsLeads. Total INSPECTIONS. 1,2J1 hogs
heads and f0i ucrces and boxes.
RenSpecfi0ns for the month ending Oc-
tcber 81. 1Sg2 Bright, 80 hogsheadS and
ucrces and boxes: dark. - hogsheads
and l2 uerccs and boxes. Total reinSpec-
Nons. 594 hogsheads and 10 uerces aud
boxes
Total sampllng Tor Inc lnOHih ehulnE We
tobor 81. 1892. Bright. l.256 h0gsheads and
J ucrces and boxes: dark. 4j4 h0gsheads
md 100 ticrccs and boxes; Western, III
hoesheads. Total samMng Il 81 hogs
leads and JIG ucrces and boxes.
Farmers. Sh0ckoc. Virginia, Wilson's,
Old dominion Crenshaws. Allegheny.
Planters. Shelbnrnes Myers, Meals
Davenport'S and Seabrook's tobacco ware
houses report today Receipts, ~ pack
ages; deliveries, III packages.
United States internal revenue collections
fcr the city OF Richmond. Va, today:
Cicam and cigarettes, S6,O65.40; plug To-
baccos, S34S0.00; special tax, SlS.75. To
tai. S9.JGj.01
a hrst-cass sale at Shelburnes to-day.
Que Of the biggest Of The kind. Tobaccos
sold up as high as SIS, and the average
WAS Sl3S7. Another good sale for to-mOr-
row, including some sun-curcd tobaccCs
a fell sale AT the Planters to-day at
good prices. Some fine tobaccos for to-
morrow.
Registered 40 The Tobacco Exchange TO-
day j. $. Meadows IOuisburg, y. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
Third Party Meeting.

RED HOUSE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY
Oct. a.-Special.-The Third party held {
meeting here Saturday, which was ad
dressed by Messrs. Bloxton, Beverly anC
cobbs They revamped the old charges
against the Democratic party but made
no converts, il being obvious that th'
meeting was entirely In the interest o
the Republicans DR.. Mott Robertson
candidate for Congress in the Appomat
tox district. got into an alteration, which
came near ending in fight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

The spot market il steady az u advance.
Middling uplands. bic: sales 257 bales.
Futures steady; sales 10000 bales; No
vember, 7.seMIeI; March. s420s.43; July,
$50; December. S.08Ms07; April, s52d
S.53: January. sl9MS.20: May, s.62dS.63;
February, s.Slas.S2; June, S.I00s.I2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

For lame back there ia nothing better
than to saturate flannel clcth with Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and bind IL on the
affected parts. TRY II and you viii he sur
prised at the prompt relief II Affords. The
same treatment will cure rheumatism. For
sale by owens a. Minor Drug Company,
1907 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
LEGAL NOII Es.

IRGINIA-fN THE CHANCERr
MoND, THE nth DAY OF OCTOBER
1872
William l.. Royal. ............... PLAINTIFF
The Corporation Of Foreign Bondholders
and Fraderi X T. ulcOtt, Charles y.
Dickey, Jr, William H.. Bun, Hugh X.
Garden. Henry fudge and John Gill, com
monty Known as the BCndll0lders' Commit
tee, all of whom nre nOn-resdents Of this
Stale. and She Planters National Bank,
Of Richmond, and Mann ). Quarles. AZ
agent Of said bank and IN his individual
capacity. and all other such persons or
corporations rs yotr orator may hereafter
find whc are indebted To or may have
any estate OF said Corporation Of Foreign
Bondholders in their hands or under theiv
control NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Defendants
N CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to recover OF
the Corporation e Foreign Bondhoders,
damages for breach OF a contract made
with him for services rendered I'm respecA
to the settlement Of the Virginia debt az
get forth In the bill In said cause, amount.
ing 10 Inc sum Of at least two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars And TO attach the
following. All estate which the defendant,
the Corporation ~ Foreign BOndhOldcrS,
has in any and all bonds heretofore issued
10y the state Of Nirginia, and I'm all coupons
for the payment of interest on the same,
whether attached 10 or severed from said
bonds. which are now IN the hands Of, ot
lil me fNSiWiY or UiirF me fOnlfil OF tll9
Planters National Bank ~ Richmond. and
Mann :. Quarle-, agent Of said bank, aud
Mann ). Quarics, IN any other right. or OF
either of tncm. and any and all Hens legal
or equitable, 10 the benefit of which tho
Corporation 81 Foreign B,ndholders is en-
titled in or in respect Of thc bonds ana cOu-
p0ns aforesaid: and al rights or interests
IT a pecimiary nature. which can he pro-
tccted, enforced, or proceeded against In
courts OF law CT equity, which the said, tho
Cooperation Of Foreign BOndhOlders, may
have I'm or I'm respect to said bonds, and
coupons. and all such estate, liens and rights,
or interests Of pecunlary nature, which
against in courts " law or equity. which
the CORPORATION Of Foreign BOndhOlders
NAV have or be entitled to I'm any new
bond or bonds and coupons that may be
issued by the State q Virginia In substitu-
ton or exchange for or III payment Of said
under the control Of the parties aforesaid
or either OF them; and all other estate,
liens rights or interest belonging 10 the said
tine Corporation OF Foreign BOndholders,
held lv or under the control OF the said
the Planters National Bank OF Richmond,
ana Mann s. Qudrlcs. rs agent Of said bank,
or it any other capacity And AFFIDAVIT hav.
ing been made and fled that Frederick T.
Olc0tt Charles ~. Dckey. Jr., William l..
BuN Hugh r. Garden. Henry Nudge and
John GIL commonly known as the Bond
holders Committee. and the Corporation OF
Foreign HondhOlders. are nOn-resdents OF
this State. IL is ordered that thpy appear
horr within fifteen days after the due pub
Nratim Of tlis order, and do what Is neces.
sary L. protect their interests III this suit
4 C0'ly-rcs 60
CHARLES w. GODDiN, clerk
Pegiam StringfeliCw and A. Il. .ghgon,
r. d. oci0-w4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Nov. LECTION duh and
prices generally in buyers favor. Aneri-
can middlmcs. 7-IG; sales. COCO bales;
American 0l0 bales: Speculation and OK
port. 500 bales. receipts. $1,000 bales. Flu
lures steady. American middIuG, Nov"m-
Der December. 1854; January. 9GA'
Japuary-Tobi1iarv { 1851; February
March. ( 2iet. March.April ! 26-Gi,
April May, 3o-G4: Mav-Junc, ( % Gi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
HICHNInNn u NJ | 1912

Offerings Wheat 1872 bushels, corn
1e6 bushels, Tyc. go bushels; oats, l.oo0
bushels
Sales-Wheat. 112 bushels. corn. 100
bushels, rye. 20 bushels; oars, 1000 bush
ais
-Wheat-Longherfy 73e to
20. mixed. re. 70 IGc.. ehortba1y. roc
- T6c.. 80 red. 7ic. 10 15c Com
White Virginia new bag lofs', 45c. sc
Asc. 10. white. nominal Winter osts
60r seed. 8sc. 20 42c. 20 mixed 37c.
CSC: Nc. mixed 35c. 10 3Gc Rye, Coo.
a. G5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.--Cttton receipts at
the ports are 1900 bales, against $1,000
hzles last week aud G2-OO1 baies last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-02

Reported by Messrs John l.. Williams h
Sons. Bankers. corner Tenth and Nam
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. I, 1922.
SALES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21
The SWlTCHMEN


DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 2l.-tSpecial. p
ne national convention OF switchmen
a gan their first business session to-day
eaind closed door at the auditorium OF
ls city hall. The greater part OF the
~ was devoted to routine matters and
g discussion Of proposed code OF
les 70 govern the deliberatlon OF the
'ssemblage.
me programme Of pleasure Is long
~ and a large number Of delegates
sAied business transacted before pleas
iured them away from the stern re-
.ines Of life, and they wanted roles
-iupled that would hold down those
-9re on pleasure bent. All was har-
-ony, however.
M the afternoon session commit
~ We're appointed One, the pless
\ I,iuittee, whose business it is 10 fur
~ representatives Of the press with
~ matter as they desire published, is
sided over by Secretary Simsrott
Y. Ssinaorrow the reports Of the officers
-.l oe submitted and proposed amend
-ssa ~ 10 the constitution discussed
mere are q 600 switchmen 10 the
saiiea States, and only 5000 are or
saa1ed. Philadelphia has 1900 switch
~ 4na only seventy-iive AFFILIATE win
8 union. The order has been grow
\ ~ the ratio Of 1000 q year.
svan L-ally Of St. Louis, chairman Of
- grievance committee Of the Gould
''aas, is here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

DEN1soN, TEX, Sept, 20,-lSpeclal]
"A man named Joe Whitley, arrested
this forenoon by Deputy Sheriff Sims,
saws he Is from Valley Mills. Fannin Co.
Two colored men informed depot Mas
Ter Kollert they had been worked by
Whitley, whom they pointed out, with
the "shell game.n When searched, a
shell game layout and a a derringer
pistol we're found ON him. He was
lodged in jail on charge Of carrying
concealed weapons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. 2O.-Lspe-
PAL 1T Il. Knight, son Of a wealthy
|ardware merchant Of indianapolis,
rs declared insane here to-day by a
M Of inquiry and was ordered CON
lsd in the insane asylum here:
Knight was brought here several
tonihs ago by O. b. Wallace, nephew
General Lew Wallace and son Of the
pc Postmaster William Wallace of
and was at the time snf-
|aring from mental arrangement. He
fade an attack upon Mr. Wallace's son
Der his arrival here, but the authori-
|es refused to order him placed under
ls,aint. Mr.. Wallace refused 10
patch over his charge any longer, and
lInee that time Knight has been hay
re his own way in Ssu Antonio. He
las formerly in the stock business near
gre and has a wide acquaintance
throughout the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

=, .h,-s "a one more fendlsh than ths
II ~ '-f,,fev lvsrep4il, buiousuesa -il
lnale-li.i,li,r = ne bowels usually eistiui
.t -i..,f s.s' ~ Ire unaware of H. hess -
1870 1870 ,y-ans. Inc stomach the i2a ~
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