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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
WAY DOWN.

IN Pound Cans Bakin Powders, lOc.:
Family Flour, $500 barrel, 30c. Oak;
Snowflake Paten. Family Flour, - a BARREL '''
a bag; 49,
Silver King ,yinneyota Pateup Family f'u'
$3.50 barrel, Soc. a bag,
pound, Gtanulated Sugar for 25c. f-'
Country Butter. zoe; beet Roasted ko -
fee, Use; pest Roasted iagayra Oofee, -y''
Arbuckle- beet Ariosa CDrer, %oc.i
God Tea, green OF mixed. tJc.,
New Fat Macksrei, Just rocelyed, l5c. cotei
host Preserves. asserted kinds. -. p'unt
Jelly, DC. a pound; Best N"sslna Lemons, r.
dozen; best Sugar-Jared Breast batNh'
pound; best California Hams, y. lo..
Light Brown Sugar, 3ise. a pound .
Lard, &c. pound pounds Mis-. q
Crackers for 2Sc.: Maryln's soda Ifa.A..'
g.. a pound.
Call Tor my prIce-list and see bow much ~
save you. ,. lLLNAN So
Phone 3id. 1920 cast Ma.
no ~nta
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BabY-Carriages, Baby-Carriages.

Excellent ones. Handsomely upholstered In
Satin. silk Plush, and SILK Damask. The best
patent springs and Hat spokes. Every oae
guaranteed. Cali and see before you bay.
one lot OF SHORT ENDS OF FINE MADRAS
CLOTHS in Light Grounds with Figures and
Stripes Regular price, 25c.; this week 10c. a
yari. They are elegant goods for Shirt aists.
500 Ladies' sHIRrWAisTs, 43c.--with Laun-
dered Collars; nice styles. Blue Polka-Dot
shirt-Waists. 75c.
Boys sHiET-wAISTs at %, 37Is, and SOC.
Mems GAUZE VESTS at 25.-Long and Short
Sleeves.
Mems very fine EGYPTIAN BALBRIGGAN
YES rs and PANTS, 50c. each.
50dozen Mons PURE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
Double Back ana Front, Soc apiece.
% dozen Mems fine MADRAS DRESS SHIRTS,
made OF the best French Percale, with Rolling.
Collars. at 15c. and 81 apiece.
Mems BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS az 25.
37lS, and soc.
Ladies' fine SWISS RIBBED VESTS, sIsc.
apiece.
Ladies' nne JERSEY SWISS RIBBED VESTS,
with Ribbon Trimmings, l2Lc.
ladies' H0UsE-wRAPPERs, Soc, s1.25. and
$3.50 apiece
HAMaocKs, Zoe. CRoQUET SETS, csc. set.
CHIFFON In all colors AZ 25c. yard.
FANCY MIXED CHIFFoNs. SOC. a yard.
Mems NECKWEAR In great variety. from Sc.
for Pique Ties TO the handsomcst Tecks and
Four-in-Hands at SOC.
Mems BLACK STAINLESS SOCKS, IeIsc.
Mems TAN and BROWN SOCKS, s}se. a pair
Mems nnc ReguIar-Msdo BALBRIG0Ay
SOCKS, l2lsc.
Mems SILK SOCKS, 50c---in Black, Tan. and
Mode.
Thousands Of other BARGAINS which space
docs not permit us TO describe Just now.
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WANTED, A REGISTERED DRUG
w CLERK AT ONCE. Address PHARNA-
'CiST, Post-o1ice Box ole. Richmond, Va
my BLU. Th&Su3t'
pERsONS OR BOARDS DESIRING

DERSONS OR BOARDS DESIRING
Il INSTRUCTORS OF ANY DEPARTMENT
WILL DO WE'LL 10 CONFER WITH NATION
AL AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Miss sallie ). Hunt, proprietor and manager.
LOcx-Drawer &C." Abingdon, Va.
FILLS positions from college presidency down 10
private gOyerness. Places matrons and house.
keepers. Regular fee 81.
References: Washington, ID. C.-Major John
w. Daniel, United States Senate; Hon. John A.
Buchanan, House OF Representatives. Rich
mond, Va--Goyernor L. w. Mckinney, Rev.
Landon Mason, rector Grace church; Rev.
Baylus Cade. Nonable-Street Baptist church; tho
faculty Of Union Theological Seminary, Hsmp-
den-sidney, Va. Rev. John Harmon, San Fran
cisco, Ca. No charge to employers. my 29-su4m
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ToNEs. NE PAYS THE FRFiGHT,

- but Smith. he does the business
fore, there are ~ lies" on Jones bat n'i'
Smith, for he Is the sole dealer for The sol'.
States In tho sale Of HALLS SAVE AND lN' =
CONPANl'S STANDARD FIRE AND Do. -
GLAR-PROOF sAFRS, BANk-vAUl1S. hhA>H
WlkE. and COUNTER WORK. BANh n n',
IURE, etc. SMITH. OF kichnond, = p.
Nlaln street, Richmond, Va. nh l3-Saiye
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SECURES A LOTT

We have Tor sale SEVERAL BEAU til.
LOTS, 3O1l3j, on nlcely-sraied siroei- =
oach. which can b, secured 10y paying siO Di'l
and SIO per month until paid for Mon" =
vested in these lots can Do doubled 'einfo =
finish paving Tor same. = MILLER & CO.,
Real fs.ate Agenti,
my 26-Th. Su&Tulm Neep0rt News. ; a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
COMMENCEMENT DRESS GOODS.
CREAM CREPoNs, LANspowNs, CASH.
MEREs. HENRIETrAs, NUNS VEIL
INGs, ALBATRoSs, CHALLIEs,
AND SILKS.

INGS, ALBATRoSs, CHALlIEs,
AND SILKS.
We will show TOMORROW monday tho
bendsomest line Of the above goods, suitable Tor
commencement Dresses, to DO found anywhere
In tho city.
Cream Henrietta from 25c yard up 10 e.
Cream In isiown. very fine, equal TO silk, s1.2o
ynrd-will not split.
Cream Challies at 1925, 20, %. 80, and Toe.
yard.
Cream Crepons, extra quality, reduced to ooc'
from s1.2j.
cream Nun's-voilings, 20 20 75c. yard.
Cream Albalross nj Joc.. regular price 62l@c.
Cream Trico,, 36 inches wide, Atwood, oOc.
yard.
Cream Flannel, 80 inches wide, Atwood, Soc
yard.
Cream BroadcIoth. so inches wide, Atwood, 81
yard.
Cream Silk Null, "a inches wide, all silk, 45c
yard.
cream Chiffon, exquisite goods, "A inches wide,
81.
Cream Crepe de Chine, "a inches wide, 81
yard.
Cream China SILK with Cream Figures, 81 yard.
Cream China Silk, 81 inches wide, all pure
silk. SOC. yard.
Cream Bedford Cord at 10c. yard.
Cream Crepe Cloth, 80 inches wide, 12}sc.
a yard.
Cream Mulls at 20 and 25c. yard.
Cream Pongees, very fine, at l2lsc. yard.
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Mai, CO. ILh

w bu.Ac.
Best Family Flour, eJ.1D Per iAf4eL
Very fu0 Family tlol-, 49, per baItrL
uign Grade .'amiy tllIr. 90.
large boxes Mustard rardines' lepolAi
boxes, 20. ..
bottIcs pintsl Clark's ssiaf-bress.us' -,t
b. Family tl0ur in rass, 30.
FINE Flesh Roasted Santos 'oIfe, -Vc.
NH tlay0rei LhgIayra toLoc, &c.
Arburhles beat brand, --c
Fine Java Coffee, -ar.
Finest Canyassi Hams. l2c.
Good Lard, &c.
10000 p0unas Nice PORK Sides $40.
Fine New York Table Butter. 25.
Nice Virginia Table Blttcf, IS
> large bars soap. 2Jc.
Good tico, A..
New Fat Mackerel, Just nom Gloucester, 2o~
n dozen.
Irish Potatoes, 6Oc. per busloL
Curraut Jelly. DC.
Ncssiua Lemons, ljr.. . dozen tor 25c.
Nice SGztr-Curel Breast SIcJn. o..
Nice >ugar-Cgred shoulders. 81.
Granuiated Spgtr, q pounds Tor 25r.
Ieishone 40. 800. AZ D.O'Sl LiFANn,
~ fifteenth aud Man s.gee'i
nv 92--uE FtJylD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
HU lsH z EYS'

This Precious OINTMENT IL the
triumph of Scientific Medicine.
Nothing has ever been Produced to
equal or compare with it as CURATIVE
and HEALING APPLICATION. 1t has been
used over 40 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction
For Plcs-Fxtcrnal or Internal. Blind
or Bleeding Fistula in Ano: Itching or
Bleeding Of the Rcctum. The relief IS
;,,,,,ad;,.c tho curc certain.
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tVANTED. TO ENGAGE PARTY
r5 y RICHMOND BUSINESS Is;


NTOOD Is 4 II l. \ I J. L. li4AN
w COAE.-uAIF CORD GOOD Dkf lI'h
WOOD, deliycrol 90 your door, iof p Lou
ALI. KINDS FUEL al l0sest rate. 1901
33D or send no.ta.-,lri 20 N. =. PlL'htt' I'D
gc.r-go~f trrll and f'Iur afsfHtH. iI .l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
MAN WITH PUSH WANTED N

| a a NV w - IA a te|AA w -l-f a L. ~
W. each city. town, ana hcriet 90 INTRO
III OK IhE FASTE>T-SELiING HOUSEHOLD
! ARTICLE On RECORD. Over n million sold
| ia Philadelphia. VIII pay competent persons
I - per day. Address, with stamp, w. II. WILL
LiAMSON Al north Fourth street. Phiiade.-
phia, Pa. my .9-2m
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WANTS.

WANTED, AT ONCE, A WOMAN
w without cncumbrance 10 cook and cieen
nm TOR n small family. Best OF reference. re-
CURED. Apply TO MRS. WOOD 4o' cas- NJ"
street. - -
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Whzte Goods.
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.

CARPETS.-Our stock IL complete with q full
line OF Ingrains Three-Piys, Brussels Tapestry,
and yelyets, and now IS the time TO buy If you
want TO save money. 33c. on the dollar saved by
huYing now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

AZ AIMED, SALESMAN On SAL
w AIRY OR COMMISSION To HANDLE
THE NEW PATENT CHEMICAL ERAStNG pm
Gill; the greatest selling novelty ever pro
duced; grasses INK thoroughly IN two seconds;
no abrasion Of paper: 200 10 500 per cent.
profit. One agents sales amounted 20 S6s0 IN
six days, another s32 in two hours. We want
one energetic general agent for each State and
Territory. For terms and particulars address
TIE MONROE ERASER MANURACTU RING
COMPANY, y, l2i, La Crosse. Wis.
NH PISA, TuS Thl J0t&Su52t
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
The Beauty Standard.

The standard cf female lovcliness var
les gently in diiicrcn, countries and " ilh
individual tastes. Some prefer the plump
and buxom type; some admire the slender
and sy'ph like. aud some the tall and
qucenly maiden. But among all people
of The Caucasian race, one point Of beau
Is is always admired-a pure clear aud
spollesS complexion whether the female
he of the blonde. brunette. or hnZelcttd
This first great requisite ni lovclineSs can
hr assured only hy pure state of the
blnnd. aclive liver. good appetite, and Iii
gestion, MI uf which are secured hv the
u>e oF DIR Pcrce's Golden Medical bis.
covcry. |. is guaranteed 10 nccomp i>h
all that is claimed for il. or money re-
funded. lfyou would have n clear love
" complexion. free from eruptionS. moth
patches. spots and bemisuS. use thr
"Goldcn Medical Discovery"
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
advice to Young Artists.

) san Hayes Ward says 10 young art
lists: Stop inven,ing. Give up your
cheruls. your castles. your moated
oranges. for the live babies, the farm
house and the rail fences that are all
about you. Go To good art school and
test your capacity. There is nothing
better 10 take the cOnceit ont of one
than 10 enter large studio. Draw and
continue To draw. but always from a
model and never from imagination.
and if circumstances so hem you in that
you cannot leave home for he large city
stuIio ind :. good teacher connected
with an accredited school of art who
will teach by correspondence, and do
nor presume IL open Il studio and invite
visitors TO buy your pictures until You
have had the training of the schools.
You are making grave mistake. Your
work betrays not only immaturity, but
ignoI ance You will be ashamed of it
rs soor "a youT eyes are trained. Close
your studio and go To school. l."-Provi-
dence Journal.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
An Aged Negroes Tin Fox.

Howard Orr, who resides on his farm
near Pottsville. Graves county, ON We'd
nesday made lucky discovery og his
premises. Some years ago Il negro pos
sesSing considerable of this v-oiid 5
goods died in the locality of Pottsville.
and no one knew what the old darky did
with his money until the past week.
when IA part of it was found by Mr.. Orr.
who at the time of the discovery was
feeding his stock in the horse lot, and
noticing wooden peg. almost rotten. in
block which SUPPORTED one corner of
an ancient gcarhouse. Mr.. Orr conclud-
ed to investigate and see why it was
placed there Removing the peg. the
block was found to he hollow, and con-
tanned therein he found tin box con-
tanning $l,jO0 i'll gold.-Murray Ky.)
Ledger
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
Trees That Grow In sand.

In France 100000 acres of dunes have
been reclaimed by planting. In that
country the maritime pine has been
planted with great success. 1t does not,
however. thrive close 10 the sea. The
ailantus. a tree common enough in our
land. and certainly sufficiently tenacious
of life in our streets and fields. is sand
loving tree. have seen an abandoned
cellar choked with healthy ailantus
trees, and have known them to spring
up from the root after being cut down
and rubbed with salt. 1t is probable.
then, that if it will grow on the beach it
will hold its own against the ocean OF
any other rnemy.-Agnes l.. Carter vi
Popular Science Monthly.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
BROAD TIRED VEHICLES.
A Movement to Encourage Owners

A Movement tn Encourage Owners of
Heavy Trucks to Use Wide Wheels.
The proposed ordinance To encourage
the use of broad tired wheels ON traffic
vehicles in this city. introduced by AL
derinan Mann. is To le commended. IL
is i'm the line improvement that should
long since have been resolved upon, and
ought now To l." adopted. The ordi-
nance provides that any person desiring
Ia use any wheeled vehicle for traffic
npon the streets IN Chicago shall first
obtain license therefor, and that the
fee for such license shall he in proper
ton 10 the width of the tire and the
maximum lond. including the wagon.
The minimum fee is 81 for all vehi-
cles. and this is all that is To be charged
for wagons and trucks having tires of
not less than ~ inches. however great
the weight they bear. But for tires of
2li inches or less the cost of the license
is 81 for one ton and rises from that to
$50 for four tons For the latter weight
ON tires of 3 and 81, inches the fee is
$50. and for inches $40. smaller weights
being charged for i'll proportion.
The ordinance properly provides that
the weight of the vehicle shall be counted
i'll with that of the load. hut is defective
in not pointing ont some way in which
it may be ascert;,.ned if the licensee tells
the truth when he applies for the Ii
cense. or if his employees load the vehicle
beyond the specified weight without his
knowledge Supposins that he or they
put 4 load of 500 or 1900 pounds on
wheels licensed To bear only half ton.
who is to tell that the terms of the orli-
nance are being evadel, perhaps i'll hum
dreds of cases every day!
Ii would he well to provide that every
licensed vehicle must carry n plainly
posted statement of the load il is allowed
TO bear on its wheels. and that it shall
he the duty of police officers or others to
watch for infringements on the limit so
stated on the vehicle The policeman
should be instructed that in every case
where he thinks he has good reason to
believe the load exceeds the prescribed
maximum he shall cause the vehicle to
proceed to the nearest available scale
and there be weighed If he finds the
total load to exceed the limit, it should
then be his duty to take the offender to
the nearest police station and enter com
plaint against him, so that the law can
deal With the person responsible for a
breach of the ordinance.
BY these means the taxpayers will have
insured to them the preservation of such
pavements rs have been put down in
good shape: there will be an incentive to
insist upon the proper performance of
contracts for paving, and the taxpayers
will be saved enormous sums that are
now spent in repairing and relaying
street pavements wears before they ought
to be worn TO the point of repair or re-
newal.
II is notorious that the vehicle which
has narrow tires in proportion 10 its
heavy load breaks up pavements rapidly
and badly. and Is the most destructive
I" those which would he most desirable
We're it not for the mischief wrought by
narrow tires and causclesS tearing up of
the streets. Chicago Tribune.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
AGreat WOOlen Industry
Started up again for the Winter.

All through Eastern Pennsylvania, South and
Middle New Jersey, Delaware and the Maryland PENN
sula the demand for firstclass All-Woo Clothing is
larger than ever We feel the pressure of it already
Good crops the early laying in of winter supplies the
trading going on at local in neghborhood
all point in the same direction There's general
feeling that the winter will be early and hard.
Under our standing compact-it has almost the
force of signed contract with the PeoPle-we have
provided Clothing by the ton, Overcoats and SUITS
by the thousand
There are too many for description Under the
old fashioned name-Beavers-are some OF the incest,
ressiest Overcoats of the Kerseys and Vene
tions-their smooth handsome finish you know They
are fixed in the likngs of young men-the coors are
50 attractive they line elegantly. These Overcoats
are sro SIS, SIS to SIS and s45.
Ten choices in the pattern Of Suit Tor one IN
Overcoats Black Chevots and Silk Mixtures. fancy
check and plain coors from $40 to S25 Dress Suits
from SIS to $50
The cloths are scientifically tested the making is
done under our hands, the selling is direct from
our workshops to your backs. The difference that
makes to YOU is about per cent.-the Clothing
is that much better.
Above al-All-Wool. You'll not freeze in our
Clothing.
WANAMAKER s. BROWN
PHILADELPHIA Sixth and Market
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
\ Little Girls Experience in "a
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trcscott are keep.
ers Of the Gov. Lighthouse ut Sand Beach
Mich. and are blessed with daughter.
four years old. Last April she was taken
down with Measles. followed with II
dreadful cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors AT home and nj Detroit treated
her, bnt in vain, she grew worse rapidly.
until she was no more than handful ot
homes" Then she tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and after The use of two and Il
half bottles, was completely cured They
say DR. Kings New Discovery Is worth
lis weight in gold, yet You may get n
trial bottle free al T. d. Cotiingham &
Cos Drugstore
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
Strength and Health.

If YOU are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitiers lf IN
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitlers This remedy acts
directly on Liver. stomach and Kidneys,
gently aiding those organs Ia perform
their functions. lfy you are afflicted with
Sick Headache. YOU viii find speedy and
prominent relief by taking Electric Bit
tcrs. One trial will convince you that
this is the remedy you need. Large bo,
ties only soc, AT =. ID. Cot'ingham & Co.'S
Drugstore.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10

have been iroubled with chronic
ca,arrh for years. III, : Cream Balm is
the only remedy among he m my that |
have used thai affords me relief. E. W
Willard Druggist, Joliet, ILL.,
have been troubled With catarrh FOR
ten years and have tried number OF
remedies, hul f und no relief until pur-
chased a bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm.
consider the most reliable preparation
for calarrh AMI cold in the head -Geo.
f. Craudall, T. NJ. Quoroehawnlaur, II
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
Mr. Thompson,s Run nf Luck.

William J. Thompson. of Gloucester
City. has had Il streak of good luck re.
Gently. Last week the supreme cour;
decided that the board of frceholdcrs. of
which he is Il member. was the legal
board of the county. He WAS elected Il
member of assembly, aad from the re-
suit of the election he won So 900 in
bet, Pmladclphla Reco'1.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
HucI,leu.s Ar,,ic, S,r,c

The best salvr in the world Tor Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt Rhen'r. Fever
Sores, fcticr. happct Hands co iaf.ins
Corns. and all SKIN irupr"n> nna
livelv curr~ ri,.~ ~ -. rN ,4,i =. II
g guaraais, -..e ,egfcct satisfaction,
pr noney .ciundcu Price ~ cents per
Jox For sale bv + d. Coliingham Il Co.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
Rheumatism and Neuralgia

are instantly relieved and permanently cured
by ELECTRICITY and the JOHN \. CRISP
BODY BATTERY will do IL. Send for
Catalogue to the
John n. Crisp Flee. Belt Co.,
Jefferson, Ohio.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-10
SERIOUS RIOTING IN POLAND
Jewish Residents Attacked by Strikers
and Many on Both Sides Killed.
Soldiers in Sympathy with the Assailants-
China's Horrible Method of Torturing
Prisoners 10 Force Confessions
RIOT IN POLAND.

Strikers Attack the Jews at Lodza and
Many of Both Are Killed.
ST. PETERSBURG. May "Details were
received here to-day in regard to the SER
ious labor troubles which have been oc-
curing at LodZa, a town of Poland, seven
ty-five miles from Warsaw, where thirty
thousand men have been on strike since
May day and have been engaging in riot
Ious demonstrations, during which they
made violent attacks on the jewish resi-
dents. From these later dispatches it is
learned that the rioting has been of far
graver character than was At first sup
posed. and that the outbreaks have been
accompanied by bloodshed. The fighting
between the attacking rioters and the be-
siged jews was fierce and sanguinary, and
many of the cOmbatants on both sides lost
their lives during the conflict, while large
number received wounds which, in many
instances, will probably result fatally.
The local officials were pOwerless to SUD-
press the riotlng. and the situation grew so
alarming that the Governor was finally
compelled to invoke the aid of the military
In auelling the disturbances. 1t is alleged
that the sympathy of the soldiers was with
the strikers In their attacks on the Jews.
and that when they were dispatched to the
scene OF the lighting they made no attempt
for the purpose of preventing the riot from
spreading through the town. Tho whole
place is in q state of great excitement over
the affair, and the authorities are taking
precautionary measures In the event of u
renewal of the disorders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-10
CHINESE BARBARISNI.

How Prisoners Suspected OF Scheming
Against the Govern ment Are Tortured.
SAN Francisco. May 9.-The Shanghai
newspapers which arrived by the Chinese
steamer yesterday contain full accounts of
the atrocious torture of tho Chinese sus-
pected of being the accomplices of the
Wisconsin their scheme Of rebellion against
the government The poor wretches who
were accused have declared that tIey
were simply hired by the Masons and
knew nothing of their plans. An English
reporter got into the prison and saw one of
them tortured. His legs were paraly ed
from torture. He said he had been hung
mp by the thumbs. logged and had paper
burned under HE nose. but had refused to
confess. because he gas innocent. Then
he had his head fastened to his knees by
means of q chain. A bamboo was sus-
pended from hts iron collar the stick be-
ing stretched across under his knees. His
hands were chained behind him. The
jailers then placed him with his
naked knees kneeling upon the chains
After long time they put o BAN boo across
the calves OF his legs, upon which two
attendants sat till the victim tainted with
agony. The flesh below the knee cap is
still raw and infiamed. The legs of another
man were broken. Six attendants jumped
upon the bamboo until the bones were
crushed. Two other men had just been re-
moved from the torture chamber. but
could not be seen. The foreign consuls of
Shanghai have appealed to the government
to suppress this hideous cruelty.
The military students at Shun-King
have taken forcible measures to expel the
British missionaries from that city. 1t Is
claimed that their action is taken with the
connivsnce of the viceroy of the province
of Se-Chuen. in which Shun-King is stu
ated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-10
Friday next and another decree permit
ting the export of wheat will be published
three or four DAYS later. - ....ss. $50

Friday next. and another decree permit
ting the export of wheat Will be published
three or four days later. all-.tl.te sE
The American steamer Conemaugh. Cap
tain Spencer. which Is conveying TO Riga,
Russia. from PHILADELPHIA. cargo of grain.
Hour and provisions, donated by Americans
for the benefit of the Russian famine suf-
ferers passed Dunnellhead Sunday.
Colonel Wendrich. overseer of the gram
transportation to and In the distressed
provinces of Russia. has been appointed in
speotor of the whole system or Russian
railways The appointment of a military
officer to this position has caused a sensa-
ton.
Because the owners of the Castledon col
lery at North Hartlepool. England. en-
ployed a non union man the unionists de-
stroyed the Objectionable mans house.
burned anime officials home. smashed the
engine-b house and carried oil one hundred
tons of coal.
The Pope has sent q letter TO the Arch
bishop of Paris ordering him to dissolve
the Union OF Christian France. This union
was established last autumn. ostensibly TO
protect Roman Catholic interests. but in
reality. 1t is said. to spread monarchy
propaganda. The French government had
requested the removal of the archbishop.
but the Vatican refused to grant the re-
quest.