The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-21
NEWS NOTES or INTEREST.


Of German Roman Catholic societies OF
North America opened in Dubuque Ia,
with a parade.
II il stated that Senior NJ. Prime,
loader of the Cuban revolutionary clubs
in this country, has gone to San Do
mingo TO carry on the agitation there.
Texas fever is said to have appeared
omonc the cattle of T.. +. Warfel, of
Downingtown. Chester county. Five Of
the animals have died and others are
sick.
The revenue cutter Dexter, which has
been patrolling Long Island Sound, on
the lookout for foreign vessels which
NAV be infected with cholera, has been
disabled.
The cornerstone Of the Helen Stadiger
Rorbek Memorial chapel of the Mora
Wan College and Theological Seminary
Mt bethlehem. Pa, was laid Sunday by
Bishop Leverirg.
The Canadian Government has refused
TO permit the use Of the DOMINION lmih-
grant building at Quebec for the shelter
of immigrants iicketed through to points
in the United States.
Comptroller Strand, of Connecticut,
has great doubts whether the issue OF
100000 bonds of the New York and
New England railroad can be legally
registered in that State.
Francis Gonzales has been held in
$1,000 bail in New York upon charge
of fitting ont the steamer South Port
land with arms and ammunition for the
Venezuelan reyOlutionists.
Fire in the kitchen Of Kolb's Hotel,
Cincinnati. Monday caused panic among
the guests. Fortunately all got ont of
the building uninjurcd. The damage by
fire is estimated at $4,000.
The Canada Gazette issued from OF
tawa on Saturday contained a procia-
nation of quarantine on the Canadian
border against passengers and merchan-
disc from the city Of New York.
David A. Mckinley. formerly United
States Consul to Honolulu, and now
Hawaiian Consui-General mt San Fran
cisco. has been Frustrated with paraly-
sis. He is a brother of Governor Me
Kinley, Of Ohio.
The German steamer Sorrento. which
sailed from New York on the 18th IN
slant for Duukirk and Hamburg' has
been obliged to return TO port, because
her cargo was SO badly slowed thdt the
steamer was unseawOrthy
General james NJ Allen. one of the
first ticket agents OF the Cumberand
Valley railroad, and in the employ OF
that company almost continuously since
its organization, died at Carlisle Satur-
day; aged seventy-slX years.
The United States Postoiiice Depart
ment recently cuippcd two models OF
railway cars in nse in this country at
the request of the Imperial German Pos
tai Museum 0l Berlin. for exhibition
there. The cars are ten feet long.
japanese adyiccs just received at San
Francisco by steamer state that 800 per
sons were killed and go injured in re-
cent gales i'm the Tokushima District.
Twenty thousand acres of land We're
inundated and 1900 houses destroyed.
Judge Bundy. Of Henry county circuit
court. at Newcastle. has decided un-
constitutional the reapportloumeut of
1856 and 1891 by the Indiana le|sia-
ture He instructS election officers 90
post all election notices under the laws of
1879.
The county pest house. seven miles
from Nashville. Tenn, has been destroyed
by fire. The building was set on Ire Dr.
parties living in the vicinity, who feared
an epidemic of the cholera in Nashville,
and that the sick would be taken to the
pest house.
Mrs. Rosamond Patty Coggshall Bal
ley. wife of City Attorney Bailey, OF
indianapolis. and said To be descended
from the families of Benjamin Franklin
and Lucrctia Mott, died on Saturday
from an overdose of choral taken for
nervous affection.
The United States mackerol soner
Hattie Maud is now 40 ST. John. \. B,
held for violating the treaty of ISIS. 10y
shipping scamen from Canadian port
without having modus ylvendl license.
The Government proposes 10 let the law
take its course, the penalty being con-
fscatiOn.
The United States Civil Service Com
missioner Theodore Roosevelt has inycs-
tgated the charges against the late Post
master Charles II. Ernest and Assistant
Postmaster Brown, Of st. Joseph. Mo-,
and found them technically guilty Oh
assessing postolice employees for cam
paign purposes.
Italian newspapers publish statements
that Baron .Faya, the Italian Minister 10
the United States, was recalled from
his post by reason of his action IN con-
nection with the differences Of opinion
in the Italian colony in New York. lt
is asserted positively that he Will not re-
turn to Washington
The brakemen on the local division OF
Arkansas and the Valley Branch oil the
Iron Mountain railroad have strucN IN
consequence of an order that herealeter
trains shall go out with but two brake
men instead Of three. The engineers
firemen and conductors have agreed TO
stand by the brakemen.
From the latest returns it IS estimated
that the Maine Legislature Will have
Republican majority of 10 on JOINT
balOt-twO more than the last mere
will be hut one Democrat IN the senate
and 80 Republicans, as against TO -
two years ago, while the House VIII
consist of 100 Republicans and y Demo
Gratis.
A telegram was received at Whining
ton, Del. Monday announcing the death
of John MahOney, as New Smyrna, a.,
a riveter on Pierre LOrillards house
boat Carmen. built at the works Of Pusey
q Jones Company. Of Wilmington. 1t Is
stated that young Mahoney died Of yellow
fever. and that several Of his c0mpan-
ions from Wilmington have been stricken
with the dread disease.
Adyices from Honduras report that
General L. Nueilla, late in command of
the reyolutionists III Spanish Honduras,
and who was recently captured, was
shot at TruxllO on Sunday, September
18th, after having been on trial and
found guilty OF treason by a court-mar-
tial President Leyia. of Honduras, APP
proved the finding and sentence OF the
court
The Fifteenth regiment which has been
on duty seyenty-One days, broke camp
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