The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-29

A sligbt earthquake shock was felt at OF
.ra Ontario ON Tuesday night.

bank OF Nashville. Tenn. have returned
voluntarily from Mexico. Their stealings
have been refunded.
The Secretary of the Treasury has in
structed customs officers TO deny admission
10 rags exported from France during the
prevalence of the cholera epidemic.
Illinois farmers and grain dealers eener-
ally regard the weather of the last few days
as perfect for corn. Corn Is growing
RAPIDLY under the hot sun and there is a
sufficient understratum Of dampness 10 pre-
vent it from suffering.
The Rev Charles r. Hale. S. T. D.. was
consecrated on Tuesday in the Episcopal
Cathedral at Davenport. Iowa TO be assis-
tant bishop OF Springfield. ILL.,. with the
title Of Bishop of Cairo. from which city his
work as cosdjutor to Bishop Seymour will
DO directed.
Mayor Latrobe and a committee OF citi-
gems from Baltimore waited on the Pres-
dent and members of the Cabinet Non
day and invited them to attend the enoamp-
| ment of the Naval Veterans IN Baltimore in
September next The President said be
would attend if possible.
protest has besn sent by 100 Reading
| workingmen TO Governor PatttsOn declar-
ing that they had been refused work at the
new State Asylum buildings at Werners-
vile. and alleging that sixty live Italians
who were not taxpayers. were employed
there. The Governor is asked 10 give the
matter his attention.
Mrs Mary b. 0. Dwight. widow of Pro-
| lessor Theodore w. Dwight. of Columbia
! College. n. Y. has applied for letters of ad-
ministration on her husbands estate, and
wishes 20 have administrators appointed
! by the Surrogate. The personal property Is
| estimated at $500 900. Gertrude Dwight
| Partridge is the only child and heir.
A report of the soundings 20 determine
| the pTaotlcabiity of teegraDhic cable be-
/ tween California and the Hawaiian Islands.
( sent TO the United States Senate Wednes-
| day by the Secretary of the Navy, states
that the cable is practicable and that the
most favorable route is that between Mon
| terey bay and Honolulu.
William Sullivan, probably the oldest man
| in the State of New York, died at Fairport,
Wednesday. at the home of his son. Joseph
| Sullivan. He was one hundred and seven
years old last December and had never re-
| quired the services of physician. During
| the last two or three days he appeared 10
suffer from the excessive heat and began 10
sink gradually. dying without suffering.
The lnman Line Steamship City Of Paris
arrived at New York Wednesday having
made the fastest voyage from Liverpool on
record. Her time was FIVE days fifteen
!
single day runs, 5l9 and 500 miles, on July
oath and 26th respectively. also broke the
record. The steamers average for the yoy-
age was 20. 48 knots per hour. against the
best previous average Of 20 ~ knots.
Two men entered the Bank of FL Reno. at
FL Reno. Oklahoma. Wednesday morning
and, pointing gun at Mrs. S. W Sawyer
wife Of the president. who was alone in the
room, compelled her to hand to them all the
money IN the vault and cash-drawer-
amounting in all 10 Sl0.5 500. The two men
then mounted horses and rode away. They
are believed TO be members of the Dalton
gang
Judge John Ollie and other legal authori-
ties of Oklahoma Territory have given
opinions declaring that Indians will be en-
titled 10 vote at the coming elections. They
say the law provides that Indians taking
land in seyeralty have the same right of
franchise as any citizen. and If this opinion
be good law. the candidates will have $500
Indians TO buttonhole. If the Indians vote
1t is liable TO MAKE quite difference in the
Congressional race.
New Orleans dispatch says that the re-
lief boat Danube has left there with a second
lot of rations for people in the oyeriiowed
section of the Red and Black rivers aud
Bayou des GLASSES. The number OF suffer
ers is 1900, OF whom l.200 are in Ouachlta.
above Catahouls: about 600 in Catalonia.
700 in ConcOrdia, 200 on Bayou des GLASSES
and the remainder in Franklin on the Bout
river. and POinte Coupe. West Feliciana and
Assumption. IL will be necessary 70 feed
these people three weeks longer.
Mount Vernon Place. Baltimore. was the
scene Of a very unexpected marriage We'd
nesday. The bride was Miss Lizzie Gar
rett a sister Of the late John w. Garrett.
and the bridegroom DR.. Edward L. White,
of NicOmicO county. She is about sixty
and DR.. White fully seventy years Of age.
There was no notice Of the marriage. which
was very private only the wife and daugh-
ter of Rev. James Smith. the minister who
married the couple. being present. After
the ceremony the happy couple journeyed
to Philadelphia, returning the same day.
Persons who have arrived at Galveston
from the frontier report that SIX of the
robbers who recently attacked quarry fore
man G.. III. Wood. near Trespikras on the
Mexican international road, and who at
tempted 20 murder him and afterwards
robbed his car. have been arrested by ru-
rails. or Mexican rangers. who after identi-
tying the men by stolen property upon
their persons, took them out o short dis
lance from the main track and put the en-
tire number 10 death. The robbers were
shot and their bodies left where they fell.
An explosion occurred in one of the main
sewers Of st. Louis on Tuesday afternoon.
and Carl f. Fuchs wholesale liquor house
and the yard of the Iron Mountain Railroad
were wrecked. Carl +. Fuch and Albert
Mueller. a barkeeper, were taken from the
ruins dead. and Mrs John Timpe was killed
by flying debris Two unknown men are
missing, and are thought 20 have been en-
quilted in the wreck of Fuchs building. The
explosion was caused by the gas generated
by escaping stock from the recent fire IN the
Walter Pierce oil building.
General A. L. Stevenson aud his wife left /
Bloomington for Chicago Wednesday and /
will be absent until this evening General |
Stevenson said that business called them TO |
Chicago, but did not care TO say of what |
nature. 1t is surmised, however, that the |
trip is made for the purpose of deciding |
whether the party will have branch national |
headquarters in Chicago. He will probably |
meet the party leaders anu discuss the 1
question which Is Just now trembling In the /
balance. General Stevenson will use his |
influence 20 establish the Western branch.
Five Anarchists are now behind the bars |
of the Allegheny county Jail or the Pitts
burg Central police station. and there is +
good reasons to believe that the end is not
yet. Every hour evidence accumulates that
under cover OF the Homestead strike the |
Anarchists Matched the plot which involved 1
the destruction of many lives. The details
are still meagre. but enough 10 known %
convince the police authorities that many |
persons were implicated in the plot TO muir
der N. o. Frick. chairman OF the Carnegie
Steel Company and that il this succeeded |
other murderous plans were to be executed
II is said that more correspondence has
q Il.