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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21
BATTLE OF COAL CREEK.
QoIEr AGAIN BgIso RESTORED.
Victory OF tho Troops Compilations
Hundred Miners Arrested and
VIII be Prosecuted.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, August 20.-The
smoke has rolled away from the Coal Creek
battle-ground, and General Csrnes holds
the situation at Camp Anderson. The Gen
eral has had 400 arrests made. and will have
them all prosecuted. The arrested miners
are closely guarded in box cars. General
Carnes is now of the opinion that the entire
matter is over. and IL Is expected that his
troops will return. Sixty indictments were
returned against the miners for roting. and
it IS probable that the soldiers will be sent
TO AlariOn county tonight to arrest outlaws.
the sheriff having refused % do so. Mat
tor. are becoming settled and more quiet
hefe and the excitement is beginning TO
die out.
TIKI KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The list Of soldiers killed and wounded
during the engagement yesterday is as fol-
lows:
Eiled-Frank Smith. Whiteside Rifles,
Chattanooga John r. Waltham, Knoxville,
ctieens' posse; Bush Giyens. Knoxville
ctfrrs' posse, 5. T. Waterman, Memphis
.rosps.
Bouaaef-L. MacCarty. James Milton and
Hugh Michaels. Several others were slight
ly scratched, but not seriously hurt.
The Chattanooga troops did not distinguish
themselves. and disgraceiul row is on be-
tween Colonel Wooiford and Major Chand-
Ter. The latter accuses the former of being
too coWardy 20 take tue Tnird regiment TO
tbe fight, while tho former insists that
Chandler sold news to papers and would
not report to him what had happened.
VOLUNTEERS DISCHARGED.
KNoxyILE. Tenn, August 2O-A COM
pany Of i25 knoxville volunteers and 80
Chattanooga volunteers arrived here this
morning. General Carnes has discharged
all the volunteers and says be can hold his
prOuud with tha rarfliar eOldiers Tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

1t thought that the Northern parties
who paid $500 for the ninety days option on
the Allan LOT. owned by the Masons. corner
Fifth and Main streets. mean business. and
will begin the erection Of handsome hotsl
building next fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

Mr Charles Dudley Warner, accompanied
by his daughter. Mrs. Darlington Caoeli.
and Mrs. Killham. OF Hartford, CQnn., are
making an equestrian tour through norsA-
ern Berkshire, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

VIENNA, August eo.-Frederick Won Fner-
stenherg. archbishop of Olmutz died to-day.
He was horn In 1872 aud was created eardi-
nal In 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

Representatiyss OF all the railr,oads entering
Momphis have reorganized tue Memphis fas.
senger Association. An ironclhd agreeMen'
Was signed. This puts al end 10 tne rate "aI'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21
THE BUFFALO RIOTERS
TRYING 10 Make MORE Mischief
Driving AWAY switchmen at Other Points.
Trouble ut Suspension Bridge.
More Troops Needed.

BUFFALO, August 20.-The Buffalo rioters
are spreading out and creating trouble at
other points. They visited Suspension
Bridge last night and drove away the
switchmen who were making up and send
Ing out freight trains. This information
was given this morning by Assistant Super
intendent Bossiter. who received long dis
patch from the central agent at Suspension
Bridge saying there was small riot there
at o'clock this morning.
TOUGH BUFFALos.
A lot Of tough Bu6alonians visited the
Central yards and drove the switchmen
away. The strikers fourished revolvers
and two or three shot IN the air The po-
lice of the suspension bridge rushed to the
scene. but the strikers were too strong and
we'll armed for them % do anything. The
Central authorities called upon the sheriff
of Niagara county to-day TO protect their
property, telling him they would hold the
county responsible for all damage TO their
property. and Mr.. Webb is going TO ask Tor
military protection.
MORE SOLDIERS NEEDED.
Cavalry troop was dispatched to Black
Rock this morning on "a call from the COM
mandant there who reported that he needed
more soldiers % protect the yards there.
The supervisors committee on laws and
legislation met this morning 10 debate the
adyisabllity of requesting the Governor TO
diminish the number Of troops now on
guard 1T Buffalo or withdraw them alto
gether.
Sheriff Beck was present, and advised
the committee as TO the actual condition Of
affairs. The subject was debated for nearly
an hour, but no action was taken. The
committee agreed 10 meet the sheriff to-
morrow and proceed in carriages 10 the
scene Of strife. The situation Will be care
fully surveyed and action taken accord
inufv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Patimores at *. Louis.
Washingtons AZ Louisville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-21
Chicagos. ..O81OOO2O 9 3
Brookiyns .....2 o. 0005x- II 2
Batteries: Miller and Kittridge, Kennedy
and KinsloW. Umpire Sydnor

HOW rnR cLrns srAsD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

night Waterman. After some further discus
son Alr. fludgin moved TO dismiss the III.
and the motion was carried.

night Waterman. After some further discus
son Mr. hudgin moved to dismiss the ti.l.
and the motion was carried.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were passed. Senate
hiil No 1f. An act To- authorize aud empower
tie Allegheny Iron COMPANY 10 construct ana
operate "A railroad under certain limitations.
eeuate Oil No. lOl An act 10 Incorporate Inc
Nhien aud Craig Railway and Mining COM
lAhy. Senate bill No ~; An act - incorpo-
ra,r the Dig Stone kaiiway Company. SEN
s'e OIL No. lOj. An act 10 incorporate tho "a
lem ana Southern Railway Company.
House OH No. ~. An act 90 incorporate the
0outlWe Virginia eutral itaI road COm-
pany. House bill >O. g IN act % moor
poiate tie Berkeley Collegiate Institute.
House bill No. o.. An act e. allow ~.
We.dron. deputy treasurer of Buchanan
county further time 10 collect tie unpaid
taxes end leyles or the years 1850. 1856. 1871.
jas, and ] ST.. House lIll No. e.. An act %
INCORPORATE the N.r'o.k and South Mills
Railroad Company. House bin No. 51. An
act extending the time for comnenc-
m the construction of the Rad ord
and little hlyer Railroad & mpauy and COM
plotting it, main line House ban No. a.. An
act 20 amend and re-enact section 32s7 OF
CHAPTER Of the Code az 1881 IN relation %
wen ia lrment entered Ia Office becomes
final. House BIZ No. CO.'S. An act tor the relied
o. ~. ID. alcs. OF tie city or PETERSBURG.
House bill 30. Ji IN act tor the relief Of W.
II. Sllcott o. correct al erroneous assessment.
lie following bils were introduced. by
Nr. kOt ert ". Algllet. of Norfolk. by re-
quest An act Tor the relief Of George A. VIII
son. late treasurer Of Norfolk county. BY
Speaker Cardwel of Hanover An act for the
protection O. -ame within tie county of Han
over. Tn motion of Nr. Cardwell the rules
were suspended and the bill pla ed or the
calendar. By Mr. *. A. james. OF
l.ttysylvauia An act o. inc rporate the Viz
aiuia Guarantee and Loan Company. The Bill
names among the corporators l.. C. Berkeley,
Jr.. l.. r.. haryie. D. J.. Wariug j. Is. Haryle.
D. J. Berkeley D. ). Dance and James F.
Harrison. By Mr.. R. G.. kent. OK Nythe' An
acl al. wing d. Wiuton Foster. treasurer OF
Nythe county further time for the collection
of take, for the years 1,oG. ~, IS aui '-9
Bg Sir s.. s. wilkins. of Accomac. An act
To amend and re-euact section $50 OF the
code of 1857.
The stme presented q petition Of citizens
O. northampton county asking tor an amend
meut to the Mechanics Lien law
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LAWS FOR OUR PEOPLE.
PRocEEDIyGs or the LEGIsLhTURE
The Governor. Message Received and Or
dered 90 lie Printed-A Monument
to Commodor. MsurY- Routine.

At noon yesterday the Senate was called to
order by President j. HoSe Tyler, and Rev.
DR.. L. ~ Calsch offered PRAYER.
The following bills were introduced and
referred By Mr.. Flood To amend the Code
IN relation % husband and vile testiiying for
or against each otAer. By Alr Harrison To
amend section Ls4s OF the Code in relation TO
personal service OF notice of protest. BY
Mr.. Hacker Empowering judges Of
courts TO carry out the provisions Of
the Code in relation % 1re-pro9f
county clerks Office BY NJ Peters. To
amend the act changing the name Of the
town Of Goodson % the city Of Bristol and
providing new charter for tho same. By
Mr.. Mars ALL To incorporate the Natural
oil and ruel Gas Company BY SIR. Jones:
To authorize the town OF Coyn-ton % issue
bonds and borrow money.
Mr. Hurt offered TIE following. which was
agreed co. Resolved That the Committee on
finance be requested % inquire aud report
% tho Senate whether or not tie In In n
Car Company pays taxes on their property
in the STATE Of Virginia and also for Tie DE-
ceused privileges exercised uy them, and II
not why not.
Tie following Senate bills passed To
authorize the Monticello SoapstOue and Slate
COMPANY 20 keep It's principal Office in the
county Of lbemar.e instead ot 20 tie city OK
Charlottesville TO approve and ratiiy cia ar
ter OF INC rpOratiol granted DY the Congress
o.. the utcd states. approved elrlary o.
1894. entitled "an act 20 incorporate tie
Washington and Arlington kailva, Company
of the district Of Columbia So far as 10 re-
iates TO its proposed railway inc within the
limits OK the state of irylia.
Cover or Mckinney sent 20 the senate o
message ia relation o. the recent State de 9
settlement. Ii was referred o. special Joint
committee and the full text of IL appears else-
whore IN this issue.
iu referring 20 the direct tax bill IN yes'er-
days T Hr- It should have been stated that
the C aims Gs provided for lu the bill shall he
paid by county trea-urers AID 30 t.ey do not
give the necessary bond. chen the funds can
oe dis0ursel by commlssIO ers appointed i.r
that purposes by tLs Governor.
At twenty minutes o. Oci elk the senate
adjourned. The special continuing order for
] o'clock Tor the consideration ol the bills for
tie reduction Of criminal expenses would
have been taken up. bat Senator blackstone
was absent from the chamber when 40
twenty minute O. o'clock tle enate found
itself with nothing 90 DO, consequently the
body adjourned
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The House Comm ttee on Militia and Po-
lice met yesterday afternoon On the hall OF
the House OF Delegates. Chairman VI. n.
il wye ~ opoI~y. wanna presided lnc senate
bin granting tie Lyucnburg /ouayes perinis-
sion 10 d spease with tie state Uniform was
discussed lur 10 definite action taken. The
bill mo reduced by 5ir j.. Cat.ett Gibson. Of
CaipeDer authorizing the Superintendent o.
pub.e Buildings employ seven policemen
at salary %. 500 per mouth and a hnltor
alta -alarg 81 % De. uOntn. The committee
decided 20 re or, t.e ll4 tayoratly with au
amendmeut. m sizing 'he salary OF the Janitor
-l.ner month llstn-l u 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Tire House Committee on Roais and In
ternal Nay .aticn met Yesterday morning IN
I - room OF tie southern Historical Society
with Sir. John f. Ryan lu The chair. Ma r
r. Stiles. counsel Of tie Western Mon lee
gr.nh Company for the state II Virginia. was
present. thinking that tue Railroad Commls-
- fill would 10 considered. but was IN
fl,-.,ed that the matter w0a.d he considered
tomorrow morning The bill 10 erence
10 unre eemel railroad tickets wa passed by
until next week The committee decided -
report layorably the bill allowing Mrs. taiey
an others to build u wharf on the iocohomo
rIyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

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Tho subcommittee Of tho Committee, on
pIyileg.snni leot oas o. the two houses
had a meeting AZ the exchange notel yester-
dav afternoon 10 dl cuss plan for reap
portIonmens OF the ten congress ona! dis
trict OF tuis State. Howsver, no definite &C
ton was arrived at and the matter will DO
further discussed az the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

I'D = III I'I'7I'''
other decision. delivered yesterday were as

other decisions delivered yesterday were as
Grlzlle against Sutherland From the Cir
cu.t Court OF us-oI county. Reversed.
Judge Lacy delivering opllOn.
AN Gunden against zane. y IA the CIR
cnit Court Of Scott county. Affirmed. judge
Fauntler delivering opinion.
lichmond aud DanyDle hai road Company
AGAINST Nudl. Ir ~ tie Circuit Court OF
Mcnmonl Affirmed. Judge Hinton deliver
ing opinion.
far.our receiver. against Meleady and
Lussen. from Circuit Coart oi Alexandria.
Affirmed. Judge Lacy lie iyerlus opinion;
Jude Fauutlerny dissenting
Commonwealth against Balentine, G. NJ
ra.uwra tA against Ouer Commonwealth
AGAINST Dodson. From Circuit Court OF city
OF Norfolk. Affirmed by equally divided
court
Jordan against Kat Dismissed tor failure
% pr II.
H,ll AGAINST Commonwealth. submitted.
uarns executor. against Harris. Further
armed ly S. A SouthlI. ISL. Tor apt eilee
Il Col3nelR. y. -. Luke for appellant and
submitted.
roller AGAINST Eflinger. Argued by Major
Z. {. Elder for appellant
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