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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
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GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY.

GAMES cthEIN LLD 4O-DAi
New York at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Cleveland.
Boston az Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Washington at Chicago.
Baltimore at st. Louis.
PLAYERS RELEASED FOR DRUSgHsNEss
CNCINNAT. O.. May ll.-Jerry Harrington
and Kid McGill Of the Cincinnati Base
ball Club have been released because Of
drunkenness. IL is probable that Harrington
viii be blacklisted. IL is likely that Harry
Vaughn will take Harrington's place and a
Washington pitcher McGills position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla
Wedding Bouquets

Wedding BOuquets
and Plant Decorations. Fine Roses Cut
Flowers. &c. always on hand. Palms. Rub
Der Trees. Dracenas and other Decorative
Plants largest stock in the State-at W. A.
HAMMoNp's. lO7 east BrOad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
rwo Monr FoR CLEVELAND.

BEAVER DAM. Va. May 12-lopeciaL AT
a primary held at Halls shop MAJOR rage
and Or. &. j. Terrett were appointed peto-
gates TO the Democratic Convention, ooth iOr
Cleveland, and authorized to appoint AFTER
mates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Earned runs-University !; North CaroAha' Dc
TWo-hase hifs-Smith and SheIlOH'
Jhree-lase hlts-N oOd. arso-
Passed halls-Oldham, 3
Wild pitches Jonss. !. .,-...o,
Hit bv ball-Stouc and Nor mn Ilon'
Struck out-jy Jones, D; by hanIer' -
Roth teams were entertained at Colonel
Nror.L1afa altar tba pame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
THE KENTUCKY DERBT.

a Louisville Horse Wins for the Fir,t
1ime-lhe Other Races
-.IrI.l-Ir Il y
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Daniel and Barbour Indorsed by Not'o""''
other Places.

Daniel and Barbour Indorsed by Not'o""f'
other Places.
BugKrrLLr. Va. May ll.-lspeciai' Inc
democrats OF Nottoway met in convention az
No,toway courthouse to-day and elected the
foIlouinc delegates TO the State Convention
- Erodshaw. Horace Jenress. A. =.
Woody. William Kies X. W; Jungle r. ~,
Hnrt Samuel Hurt. and J. II. Hawkes. with
Dr John NJ. Young and ). c. Epes as deie'
resolution was adopted censurng CQn.
gresham Williams. OF Massachuse',s, aoi -. -,
sitacS. on Senators Barbour and Daniel aI
E;chmond. The convention indorses Daniel
and Barbour as delegates at large to the Ma
tional Convention. Resolutions passed III
dorsing Hon. J. +. Epes. The delegates &c
uninstructed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Other Amateur Players.

Irx1xo1ov. Va. May l1.-lSpeciai. Inc Inc
Washington and Lee University oase. s'tlA
team left tonight for Lynchburs where t tney
will play the University OF North Oaronna
tomorrow They we're escorted 10y - alko
the people of Lynchburg dizzy with their
wells veil The team will remain in Lyneh6uitg
until SATURDAY. as they play the niyersity
Of Virginia Friday. Manager Grener hau
the team in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


IUCK.-Died, MAY nth. at II COP ~. HARRY
STUART LUCK. only child OF 1: y. and ;. a.
Luck in the twenty fourth year OF ms age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
gIrTHERLAND.-Die May 4th at Glover
dale the residence OF her husband, In Dipwid-
die county. in the tventy-nlnth year OF her
age Mrs. ELIZA ANDERSON. wife OF J.. ~
Sutherland and oldest daughter OF DR.. W. W.
Anderson. Of Farmyille, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
ANornrn y1croRY ToR sTAUNToN.

STANTON. VA. May l2-lSpeciai. lI1 Ia
c.onrtnn Military Academy zine played the
nine of the Normal College Of Bridgewater.
Va, today and scored another victory. The The
score OF, was twenty-one to eight in favor of the
Stauntonians. The Stanton team has an
unbroken record for the season having won
everv game played here. The game was a
good one, and large crowd was ID al'ehu-
ance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
PORT OF WEST POINT. MATll, is9a

ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvlle. MarDhy baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyille, Baltimore, passengers
aud general cargo.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Mayl1.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY Il. 1872.


e,hooners Elias More. Falkenberz. Permn Ia
Hundreds 10 load railroad ties for New ORR,
vessel Curtis n Parker: i. j. kodweil, Met
calf Fall River, coal. vessel Curr.e Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON. d. C., May Flor yir.
FAIR GINA: Fair: northwesterly winds.
- For North Carolina Fair. slightly
cooler; northwesterly winds.
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TyNcHprRG. Va, MAY Special. The
hall came here this afternoon between Char-
lotto and Winston resulted in a victory ior
Tba battery for Winston was Leach and
Keefer and Warmsley and Luck for Charlotte.
Tate and Kane Of Richmond. ara putting IN
good work for Winston.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMys.
a. birmingham First game. Birmingham.
2. Mobile ]. second game. Mobile. 9 BIZ
At Macon-First game: Macon, H. New
Orleans. 2. Second game. New Orleans s.
Macon. !.
Al chattanooga Montgomery, 2; Chatta-
noOga, l.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
AFTER THE MURDERER.
And if Hes Caught by This Party He'll BE
Roughly Handled.

Bristol. Tenn, December 5.-(Spccial.) J.
The excitement caused by the murder OF
Landon Crosswhite in Shady Valley. Thurs
day has increased and is rapidly spreading
wherever the horrible affair has been heard
of. The son Of the murdered man, with two
or three officers, armed with repeating
rifles, were in Bristol today on the trail
Of Irwin Roberts, the murderer. having been
pursuing him hotly since Saturday morning
He is probably gone to the home OF his
brother, who resides four miles east OF
here, and if such is the case he will be
captured before morning.
Young Crosswhite stated today that there
was no doubt "a to the guilt OF Roberts
Old man Crosswhitc so stated just before
he drew his last breath There were be
tween scvcnty-fiyc and a hundred buckshot
and smaller shot in his body.
Roberts stated to q friend rev hours
before the killing that he had six inch
charge in his Winfield rifle.
Mr.. Crosswhitc is we'll connected In john
son county, having a preacher brother and
a cousin who is a leading physician.
When the Bristol police offered to take
care of Roberts il captured the young man
answered that he would not be hard TO man
age after they had done with hin:.
DO not suffer from sick headache moment
longer. 1t is not necessary. Carter's Little
Liver Pills Will sure you. Desc, one little pill.
Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
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with the help of a cane only, walk all about
the house and yard, can saw wood. and on
pleasant days / walk down town My stoln-
ach trouble Is gone: l have gained
ten pounds; I feel like q new man, and
when the spring opens l expect to be able
to renew my organ and piano agency. l
cannot speak in too high terms of DIR. Will
iams's Pink Pills for Pale People, as l
know they saved my life after all the doc
tors had given me up as incurabe.'
Such is a wonderful story which The Ex-
press reporter has succeeded in securing
verification of in all its details, from the
hospital records where Mr.. QUAINT was
treated and from the doctors who had the
case in hand and who pronounced him in
durable. Let it be remembered that all this
hospital treatment was two and three years
ago while his cure. by the use of DIR.
Wiliams's Pink Pills for Pale People,
has been effected since last September, 1891.
SO it is beyond doubt evident that his re-
covery is wholly due to the use of these
famous pills which have been found to have
made such remarkable cures i'll this and
other cases.
Mr.. QUAINT placed in the hands of the
reporter his card OF admission to Koose-
yelt hospital, which IS here reproduced III
further confirmation Of his statements:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
Governor TIlIman Submits a Message Bearing
on the Bonds.

Columbia, S. c., December 0.-(Special) J
Governor Tlman today submitted to the
legislature message in which he says,
1.-THE refunding of the Brown cOns0lS when
fall due next, is the most important question
with which the state government has to
deal at this time As you know, our prcde,,
per cent bonds to be exchanged for the 9
per cents, but up to the end OF the the fiscal
year, october 81. 1892, only $ss, 900 of Of
our effort to place the bonds In New YORK
at a satisfactory price failed. 1t is not hard
to give the reasons for this and SHOW "ha9
acts OF state government IN INC , pas. cra ann IN
combination to prevent the state placing
her bonds at that rate Of interest. Suffice
it to say that it cannot be done and we must
meet The emergency that has arisen by such
action as will maintain our credit ana Dulid
up until South Carolina can borrow money
Mt as low rate Of interest as any of her sister
states.
"The state could have placed the per
cent bonds at par in spite of the errors N t y,
We can place 4 - without their help II ihiiSt
general assembly will provide a sinking fund
With which to begin the gradual annual pay
ment of the debt and mortgage the pho,
phate beds az collateral. After Il careful
consideration Of the matter, in consultation
with the state treasurer and the chalflneh
Of the finance committees OF both houses,
herewith, that viii enable US to meet our
obligations at maturity. and so build up our
credit as to refund the debt In twenty years
at as low rate as any state can OF, Gnta IN. Inc
nually will be. say $50 900 less. but this sum
will not go to the reduction of taxes, but
ton ton or the the debt ,tsc!!es ov
80 That Ills vii, rlctloi. ,rment. enable
US in twenty year,"lar' ne ro",.n 3fmi
amount saved will be HIRE r,in1, II we now
placed a forty-fivc year per cent bond
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
A QUEER STORY
Which n Young Englisllman Tells of Life
in Amertca

Richmond, Va, December S.3Startlina
and sensational developments are promised
IN the case of John L. Swineburne. Il young
Englishman, who recently left Chesterfield
for England, after having disposed of thou
sands of dollars sent him by his mother.
He came to America In response to an ad-
vertisement of a Montreal concern offering
to secure positions for young Englishmen
DESTROYS of learning American methods of
farming. Arriving in Montreal he was
sent to Coyington, Va, where he fell in
with man from this city, a representative
of an excellent family, who induced Stine-
burne to go to Centrala, five miles from
Richmond, for instruction in American poul-
try raising. Swineburne received large
sums from his wealthy mother, but this rap
idly disappeared and his health failed him
Friends became interested. A week ago
he started for his home in EnglandHe had
been kept Systematically drunk, it appears,
for some time past and for two weeks be-
fore departure, his liquor had been drugged.
G. b. Richardson, who accompanied
Swineburne to New York, has an affidavit
made by Swineburne, in which he states
that his life at Centralia was clouded in
mystery and to the best of his knowledge
he was being slowly poisoned.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
Secretary Hester Issues His Weekly Com
parattvo Statement.

New Orleans. December 0.-Secretary Hes
s sa ts weekly New Orleans cotton ex Scs
business today says chat the movement was
ON a more liberal scale the falling off com
year having been only 25.798 bales, while an
excess was shown over the same seven days
OF the year before last of SO. 448 Tho de-
has been 43,6l3 bales under last year and
81, 4O1 under the year before The deficiency
for the first hundred days Of the season-say
from September LIST to December 9th, inclusive
is ,357,S1S compared with last year and
0f, ZIG compared with the same time In 1890.
The total brought into sight during the past
last year, and 34t,2t6 the year before, while
the aggregates for the first nine days of De-
cember are 478,727, against 527, $40 and 1884,
l2S. The total marketed from September LIST
to date is 3.9i6T5t, against 530f.572 and
4,13l, 400 for last year and the year before,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
THE IYNCHInG CASE.
The Trial at st. ste7hcns-lTestimon Not
to be Published.

Montgomery. December THE celebrated
Chambliss iynchtng case began at st. Stephens
today. The parties trial VIII Wood,
J. l.. Copeland, Back Hare. Samuel Wilkins,
Brohop Cupp NJ j. Cupp. l.. u. Becktou, Il.
J. w. Hoilingshead and ID. L.. McRca. The
defense IS an alibl on the part of some, while
Chambliss they We're ovcrpowered The testi-
mony for the defense supports both claims
The court sprung Il sensation by ordering on
the suggestion OF attorneys for the defense,
that no evidence be published until after the
trial Is concluded. Press representatives, are
endeavorins to have the order rcscinded. If
1t Is not test case will be made
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13

Admission. Ala, December 4-(Special. y
An Alabama Mineral freight train was
wrecked at Jenifer, twelve miles south of
here, yesterday The engine, tender and
baggage car turned over down an embank-
ment. but no one except Robert l.. Weay-
er, a brakeman, who received slight bruises
about the head and body was injured. En-
gineer Howden and his fireman were in the
engine. but escaped unhurt,
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A Drunken Man Kills n Bow,

Runge Texas, December 4,-James Angelin,
aged seventeen Years, was shot and killed by
;. A. Lyons, the latter being wild with drink
dard, Of the State Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union About half the audience rushed
out to the scene OF the shooting, a short dis
lance away, but the lecturer, Continued, the
speakers utterance being given terrible force
by the tragedy that had just occurred
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
Typhoid Fever In Mexico

San Luis Potosi, Mex, December 9-Typhoid
fever Of the most malignant type is raging in
this. vicinity and throughout the state in
small towns. There have been several hun
dred deaths In the last three weeks. The
epidemic Is attributed to the severe drought
Of four years.
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SLOWLY SINKING.
Senator Gibson Has Given Instructions Ke-
rar,(ing His Burial.

cihson Is still alive and that Is about all. lie
is slowly, but surely. sinking and his relations
and friends are calmly waiting the end lie
eiili remains conscious aud has given fnstruc-
lions regarding his burial.
senator Gibson Improving
Hot Springs. Ark, December 1o.-Senator
Cihson's condition Is Materially improved to-
day. and new hopes are awakened lof MS re
cOyery.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
A HANGING IN MISSISSIPPI.
A Man Convicted of One Murder Con-
fesaeS to Three


MERIDIAN, Miss, December 7.-(Special.)
John White, the murderer of James Logan,
was today publicly hanged here Fully
5000 people witnessed the drop. Women
tainted, shouted and mOaned as the march
to the scaffold was begun: White showed
no fear until on the scaffod, when fit of
trembling seized him. After prayer and
exhortation by local ministers, White was
asked If he had anything to say. He replied
Nothing only | am willing to die. Thanks
giving to God, am ready to die Whites
neck was broken. White confessed that his
real name was Frank Pate Towns. His
mother, Elizabeth Towns, lives in Grenada,
Miss. to whom he wrote bidding her to
meet him III heaven. White said he has
operated in a nurnber of burglaries He
confesses to having killed three men. one
at New Orleans, che at Lake Charles and
one at Lake Providence, La.
-, The crime for which John White or
Towns today paid the penalty with his life
was the murder of James Logan, a special
0..1cer, who was attempting to arrest White.
the store of Nirdi.nger Brothers, jewelers.
and pawnbrokers, was burglarized and
$1,000 worth of pistols, watches and jew
elry was taken. The burglary was daring
one. Officers Bo0Gworth and Harvin star
ted on the trail and deputized James Lo-
gan, who mad seer the burglar pass his
house that morning.
The officers found White asleep in the
mountains and chased him for nearly q
mile. Logan, coming up with White. COM
manded him to SUI ender, whereupon White
fired, killing Logan instantly White then
fired OH BloOdwortli. bnt the latter closed
with him and sitter bloody struggle, over
powered and land al him in Jail.
Public indignation was aroused, and a
lynching was attempted that night. but by
a few volleys. il iler Alexander dispersed
the mob. White was a stranger here, hay
ing come, he claimed from Baltimore. Md.
He also claimed to have lived in Brmng-
ham, New Orleans. Mobile and other
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Three Were Convicted.

New Orleans. December 9-The Fitz-
gerald case. which has been on trial for
week. was brought to a conclusion tonight
by the conviction, without capital punish
ment, of the accused members of the st.
Mary market gang. They are John Done
Ian, Dennis Donahue and Joe Johns. The
jury was out little over an hour. The
case was submitted by Judge Ferguson on
its merits The state abandoned the case
against three of the seven, because no evil
dence was adduced to prove that they
had taken active part i'll the killing of
Corporal Fitzgerald.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
THAT malta AGAIN.
A Mysterious Murder in New Orleans Last
Tuesday Night.

IUDSIny Night.
New Orleans. December 0.-Stephen
Arctic was found near the Convent station,
in St James parish last night desperately
wounded. He detailed story of how he,
with two companions, were inyegIed from
four men, who stabbed to death his friends
and left him 70: dead at Convent. The
bodies of his companions which were found
verified Areto's story. The authorities are
certain the crime was the work of the
Malta Society
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dered women, has failed to identify any of
the men arrested.
There Is for the first time a movement In
the direction Of employing state detectives to
look after such cases.
An Important Decison.
Raleigh, N. G., December S-(Special)-
The supreme court of the United States has
filed decision Of great Importance to North
Carolina. 1t af1irms the decision of the state
supreme court that twenty miles Of the main
line of the Wilmington and Weldon railway
are liable to taxation as are also $50 miles
of a branch.
This road has never PAID any tax, claim
ing exemption under cnarter from the
state. The supreme court has minated
that II the case is prosecuted it will decide
that the remaining $50 miles of the main line
are liable also.
The decision. it is stated carried with it
back taxes These are due for fifty years
on division Of the main line and from five
to thirty years on branches. The aggregate
OF these back taxes is at least Il quarter of
a million dollars, and it may amount to a
half million,
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Raleigh, ". c., December S.-(Special)-
Thcre is considerable stir I'm Warren county
tn regard to the murder of Edward Parker
q welI-known negro. Parker was on a high.
way and was met by two unknown men. who
demanded his money. He refused to give it
and was shot dead and then robbed.
So far there Is as little clue to the murder
ers as there is to the man who, in Moore
county, murdered the Mcdonald sisters, in
their own house No less than six arrests Of
Euspects in the latter case have been made
but DIR. Mcdonald the brother Of the muir
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-17
BRISTOL.

A meeting Mas-held- at the Council
chamber last evening. full board pres
ent. The Council met pursuant 10 "a no
tice recently posted, to appoint appraisers
20 appraise the rent of school lands for
the next ten years. The lessees present
elected Charles PAUL to represent them.
which was satisfactory to the Council.
On the part OF the town it was voted that
William Williams represent the town.
The appraisers are to make suitable plats
OF the several parcels of land and desig-
nate the owners or lessees on each lot,
with the dimensions of the lot. Council
man Mason was appointed a committee
on repairing the highways In district No.
s. The following sums were apportioned
10 the several highway districts No l.,
sl25 Nos. and 5, $50; No. q, s125 No.
{, $125; No. \, $3.50: No. Q, 800; No 10,
500 No IL, 800 No. IL, sl75. Adjourned
70 Saturday, March II. at O'Clock II. VI.
A concert and lecture was held at G.. A.
II. Hall last evening under he auspices Of
~. Mary's Church. The hall was filled
IL became necessary to display the 5. II.
.. sign long before o'clock. The pro-
gram was finely executed and consisted OF
Irish melodies by Miss Mary A. Gillian
and Mr.. H. w. Leonard OF Pawtucket,
assisted by local talent readings by Mr..
Sherry and others The proceeds are to
be used in repairing the interior OF the
church edifice. The lecture Ireland in
the 18th and 10th centuries" was very iu-
teresting and well delivered by James r..
Smith OF Brown University.
An alarm OF fire was sounded at mid
might which proved to be the barn Of
Michael Haminill, Jr. The entire con.
tents were consumed by the flames. Par
TALLY insured.
Undertaken Simmons reported at the
Town Clerks Office yesterday the death Of
Mrs. Grace Dunnigan, aged ~ years.
The National India Rubber Company
ate- -ahant -iseresstas the saitsr depart=
ment.
It would be good plan for the authori-
ties 10 enforce the law against trsmps
Several yesterday morning entered dwell
ings, and used very unbccoming language
when not receiving What they asked for.
The Republicans hold a caucus at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-17

A NEW SAINTS TRAGEDY. BY THOMAS
A. PISKERToS. New YORK; Harper d Bros.
Perhaps because of their delicious pic
turesqueness and the grip they give US on
old times, the canary stockings, long blue
coats and bare hends of the Bluecoat
school boys in London have lent them
selves to much literary use We are not
likely TO forget that Charles Lamb was a
bluecoat boy or that other pretty we'll
under the sun ana tucked their gowns up
about their hips for active exercise. as did
the hero OF his tale on the occasion Of his
memorable runaway.
The story is worthy of such picturesque
material IL fits from England to Canada
and back 10 England again and its young
heroes or protagouists have plenty TO do
and plenty OF adventures. It is a real
story, with a heroine who is a saint in
deed