The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST.

the date of dedication or the pulluihEs ~
the Worlds Columbian Exposition from the
18th 10 21st OF October.
Caleb Dodsworth has bought an foe lake
covering twenty acres at Carthage. suburb
OF Cincinnati which he will drain 20 form
the ste OF q mammoth dlstulery. Dods-
worth is prominent in the Whisky Trust.
Til said that the Pinkertons will prefer
charges against the men engaged IN the
riot az Homestead on July 9Th. 1t - claimed
that they have the names of three hundred
participants and will charge them with az
gravsted riot and assault
Governor Winans. of Michigan, Monday
issued proclamation conYening In special
session on Friday. August 9Th. at noon, the
legislature Of the State for the purpose OF
passing new representative and senatorial
epporttoumeus bills to govern the coming
fall elections.
Dr. w. T. Leward, of Goshen. n Y, has
purchased ex-senator Dorsey's Mountain
Springs ranch. in COlfax county. New Mex
leo Ex-senator Dorsey will remove from
New Melico and locate in Denver, where he
has recently acquired large interests IN the
San Luis Valley Irrigation canal.
Adiutant- General Greenland. OF Pennsyl-
vania. drew warrants Monday for the pay
ment OF the State Fenclbles Of Phiiadei-
phia for services in camp, amounting TO
S4.249.95 The First brigade organizations
will be paid out Of the regular military fund,
and those OF the other two brigades from
the emergency fund.
Assistant Secretary Crounse has informed
the president Of the Amagamated Society
of Steel Workers that the services OF lmmi-
grant Inspector Evans, at Baltimore, have
been dispensed with on the ground that he
is an alien and suggesting that the society
"a offfynn IN taxa his
place.
Gabrielle Renville, the venerable chief OF
the SissetOn and WahpetOn tribes, the best
known OF the Indians in the Northwest, died
Monday at Slsseton Agency. s. ID. Beuylle
was well known over the country owing 10
his frequent visits to Washington in the in
terest Of his tribes During the great Indian
massacre Of 1859 he was the leader 10 the de-
Tense of the whites. and his splendid career
subsequently in subduing the hostile SIOUX
has gone into the history Of the Northwest
United States District Attorney Coleman
Of Milwaukee, Monday began proceedings
against eX-Seoretary of the Navy whitney
aud Daniel Lamont, private secretary 20 Mr.
cleveland. 10 compel them 10 reinquish
Government lands, which they are alleged
to have seized and used at Appleton. m that
State Mr.. W hitney is president and Mr..
Lamont secretary and manager of the Man
ufacturers Investment Association. which
is engaged in the manufacture OF wood pulp
on Fox river.
II Is definitely asserted that Canada Will
not take any action in the canal tolls dis
pute until the United States Government 10
heard from. If President Harrison issues a
proclamation bringing the Retalatory bill
into effect the Dominion cabinet will meet
and send a protest to Great Britain against
the violation by the United States Govern
meut Il the Washington treaty n any
event Canada will not adopt policy OF
reprlsals
Theodore Pennypacker was blown to
| pieces Monday and Joseph Hughes was seTi-
ously in iured by the explosion Of piece OF
| dynamite which Pennypacker was IN the act
Of throwing into Worten creek. near Balti-
more, for the purpose Of killing fish, The
men we're in O boat at the time. Penny
packer being seated directly before bis COM
| panion. he raised the explosive piece
about foot long. and az be did 80 it ex-
plOded, tearing him into atoms. There was
! nothing left OF the man except portion %
! bis breast-boue and shoulder blade, which
were driven with terrific force into the body
! of Hughes.
Numerous answers were fled Monday in
! tho United States circuit court at Pniladel-
| phia to the suit recently brought by DIS.
! trict Attorney Ellery T. Ingram, on behalf
/ OF the Government, 30 bave the late Sugar
! Trust deal declared Illegal. The position
| taken by the respondents is that the stock
/ holders OF the various PHILADELPHIA refine
! ries sold their stock 20 John l.. Searles, Jr.,
| which was not an illegal transaction, and
! that no fraudulent mbinatiOu was entered
into by them with tho intent 20 control the
| produetiop and price Of refined sugar, or 20
restrain the trade and commerce of refined
] .. nuaI Wit
foreign nations.
At 4 o'clock Monday morning fire was
| discovered in the upper door II the west
! wing OF the insane asylum in Austin, Texas.
! That portion Of the building was occupied
| b. the female patients, nearly al OF whom
were asleep az the time tho alarm was
sounded. The attendants and night watch
/ men quickly gathered the frightened ana de-
mented creatures into the main halls ana
corridors and marched them out OF the 0uud,
ing. Some of the patients manifested
an unwillingness 20 leave the burning oqlil-
| ing, and vigorous force had 20 be uaeI II
many instances 10 get them 70 places q
safety. A severe thunderstorm preFalIe y
at the time. and this added terror and
danger 10 the scene 10 is supposed the hfe
was started by lightning striking an electric
/ wire which entered tho building. Inc loss
will amount 20 $4,000.
About one thousand Anarchists Of both
seres assembled IN Military Hall. on the
! Bowerv New York. Monday night, 20 hear
| Andrew Carnegie and capitalists ia general
! denounced Penkert, the reputed chief OF
! the murderOus Autonomist group to which
| Alexander Bergman belonged, and Emma
! Goldman. Bergmans mistress, were the
! principal speakers. Resolutions calling Tor
! the immediate abolition OF capital were
presented and carried unanimously, but
| these resolutions conveyed no hint as 10 the
means 20 be employed. Inc speeches.
most OF them delivered IN German were
| rather tame except II so faT IS they held
| Rergman up as one of tho heroes OF the
| enocb The absence Of incendiary language
Was partly due TO the presence OF large
! force OF policemen.
There promises % be a big fight in the
| coming Democratic State Convention OF
! Wisconsin over the question OF nominating
| a candidate for Dnited States senator. Sena-
/ tor Villas went through The campaign two
! wears ago as the Endorsed candidate. and
/ he had no tronble when the Legislature GOT
\ ready 10 choose g successor % John &.
! SpOoner General Edward =. Bragg, 1t 10
/ claimed. wants to be the next United States
| senator from this State and he would much
! prefer making fight before the convention.
I But. it is added. there are many Democrats
who do not favor Bragg's candidacy but
| who do not wish 70 oppose him until after
! the fall election. For this reason, II IS
alleged. they are opposed 20 having the
| State Convention nominate OF lndorse can
! didate for Senator. Bragg and his friends,
/ IL u said know ell this. and they have re-
/ solved 10 make a fight in the convention
believing that in case the convention does