The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-20
NEWS NOTES or INTEREST.

York for Hamburg, on the way to his post
at Copenhagen
State Treasurer Morrison, OF Pennsylva-
MIA. has already paid out sl52000 on &c
count of the services of troops Mt Home
stead. The First brigade was paid from the
regular fund.
Sixty girls in the Allentown Spinning
Companys mill, at Allentown Penn.
struck Thursday for an increase Of five
cents per day. Tho whole mill is idle in
consequence.
10 Is reported that the revenue cutter
/ Rush seized the whaling bark Lydia on July
2sth. at Deuth Harbor. Alaska. for having
Behring sea seaskins on board. The Lydia
will DO sent to Sitka.
1t is reported that every department Of
the Thirty thlrd-street mill of the Carnegie
Steel Company. in Pittsburg, was closed
/ Thursday morning. owing TO breakages in
the various departments.
A passenger train was in collision with
freight on the Boston and Maine railroad.
at Beverly. Mass. on Wednesday. Frank
/ Heney. a brakeman. was killed, and seyen
| other trainmen were injured.
The brig Emma. Of Portland, Maine.
sailed from Wilmington. n. c.. on May 18th.
for Trinidad. and has not been heard Of
since. She was commanded by Captain O..
ID. Hoagland and had crew of fifteen
men.
Bellefonte. Pa, dispatch saws that James
Mcblullin, district president of the Patri-
otto Order of Sons Of America. has disap-
peared with about 81. 500 and leaving debts
amounting to several thousand. Warrants
have been issued for his arrest
William H. Condor. one Of Chicaeo's
leading lawyers. had fight on tho Sound
steamer Puritan With +. G. Kray. Lon
don art dealer, over a Miss Webb. 70
whom both had been attentive at New
port
Dispatches from Natchez, Miss. say that
cotton worms are doing much damage in
Northwestern Louisiana. The creatures
are described IS unusually large and vora-
clous, aud threaten the destruction Of the
first crop.
An explosion at the Richmond yarnish
Companys works, Memphis. Thursday, re-
suited IN the complete destruction Of the
establishment. causing loss of $4,000 20
the proprietors. Aessrs. George Payne and
John J.. trregan. The cause of the explo-
sion IS not known.
The total number Of immigrants who
arrived in the United States Except from
the British North American possessions and
Mexico during July last WAS 1876, as
against 1901 in July, 1891. The total for
the seven months OF 1892 was i0} 1l7, and
for the corresponding seven months OF 1891
was 81 1893
Ben Duncan and Henry Carnegie, two
leutenants of Bunch and HOpgoOd, the
noted Southern bandits. have been captured
and jailed in Frankuton. La Carnegie
confessed that he was implicated in the
Illinois Central railroad robbery that oc-
Cured IN april last. Duncan denied parti-
cipating IN this robbery, but confessed 70
other crimes.
John Freshman. a scout for tho Amalga- !
mated ASSOCIATION, was shot out not dan /
gerously wounded Thursday morning while /
on duty near the Thirty third-street Carne- /
gle mill, in Pittsburg Several strange lneu |
passing along the street were stoned by peg
sons unknown, but thinking IL was Flesh /
man they fired four shots at him. The
shooters have not been found.
The President has appointed William
Harrison Bradley, OF Illinois TO be Consul |
al Copenhagen. vice Ryder dismissed. Mr..
Bradley IL the present Consul at Nice
France and Is transferred 10 Copenhagen
because Of the necessity for the immediate
presence OF a consular officer at the port.
The change is made In consequence of Sir.
hyder's confession of Official misconduct.
meeting of Cubans and Porto Ricoans
was held in Philadelphia Thursday night
tionary societies of the city. Addresses
were made by Joseph Mari OF New York,
D. III. scott and others 10 the cause OF Gu
ban independence. Resolutions were
passed tav0ring organization OF Cubans
aud Porto RlcOans in Philadelphia 10 make
, republic Of Cuba by peaceful measures
and opposing annexation TO the United
States.
a newsdealer in BellefOnte Pa, has
made arrangements to deliver Sunday
papers IN that place on Sunday next.
number of people object and petitions are
being circulated against such action, and
the ministers have announced their inten- D
ion OF preaching sermons against It. II all J
else fails the Law is TO be invoked The (
papers are taken to Bellefonte from Lock
Haven by pony express, there being no y
sunday trains. v
Two gangs of Italians were brought from {
20 Hartford Conn. this week q
% take tho places of tho striking section T
lands or the Connecticut division OF the
and Reading road. Shanties
we're put up for them and they agreed 10
work for SL2j, but they have struck
or sL5J and most Of them have already
cit. The old section hands struck because
4 reduction from SL50 20 lbs The p
trike extends along the entire length of tue b
iyiaion.
Surgeon-General Wyman, of the Marine .
hospital service has with the approval or :
le Treasury Department issued an order
hat on and after September Is 1892. no
essel having on bOaru personal baggage, C
C.. belonging o. any immigrant coming q
rom any cholera infected district. shall be
Omitted TO entry into the United States.
Mess accompanied by a certificate from
le consular officer at the port ot embarka-
on TO the elect that said personal effects,
aggage. DC. have been dlsnfeoted.
Mrs Cleveland drove hastily UP b the :
uzzard's Bay station Thursday night for Z
d express package and. IN her haste 70 get
ut OF the crowd that gathered about her on
be station platform. rau across the track in !
'ont Of the locomotive of an incoming train a
such close proximity 90 the cOw-oatcher
lat some Of the spectators were startled.
BIO was much annoyed by the crowd clos
X about her and staring and her eyes
Mapped for q moment. but an amiable
nile soon chased the frOWn away The
IMPRESSION prevails very strongly among
IT, Cleveland friends that he will remain !
Buzzerds Bay until October. when no will
0 South on a campaign trip 10 South Caro- / q
ma
There has been some talk in Chicago about p
wing complaints before the Interstate y
ommerce Commission against the general
agents who are accused Of dealing I
It'll ticket brokers and SO discriminating <
galnst the general public One or two
hicGg0 papers In publishing this gossip in J
mated that the competitors Of the Atchison
ould probably unite in making a complaint
gainst that company. Assistant Traffic =
anager Byrne. of the passenger depart
6nt OF the AtchisOn, said Thursday We
ave been mpeled 20 reduce our tariffs
.cause of the illegal methods Of our com
'ttors IN dealing with scaipers, but We 1