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THEY DON'T LIKE 1T.
Caiifornis Chinsmen Were Disappointed
by the Decision.

SAN Francisco, May l5.-The news that
the United States supreme court had con.
firmed the constitutionality Of the Chinese
exclusion act WINS received here with great
interest. Chinese stood about in large
groups before their own bulletin boards
for some statement from the Six Compa-
nies which compelled them to refuse to
register. They werc not inclined to nc
cept the report through the American
newspapers. During the first hour there
was no outward excitement among them,
but II was evident that the news was dis
tasteful and unexpected. Chinese Vice
Consul Chong Owang was seen BY o rep
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MrSNEAPoLis. Minn.. May 1s.-A run
OH the Farmers 4 Mechanics Savings
bank began this morning. chiefly by small
depositors. This 10 considered one OF the
strongest hanks In the state. There are
no fears for its safety.
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Followed Misueapelis.

TROY. n. Y. May is.-Ncbr d Carpen.
ter. eastern managers Of tho Northwest
ern Guaranty Loan company Of Mime
apolis, tins morning made an assignment
and closed it's doors. Two million dollars
OF the sixteen million dcbenture bonds 70.
Gently issued by the Northwestern Guar.
aniy Loan company have b cen dlsposed
of to people In this city and vicinity
through them.
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1T WAS BLUE MONDAY.

Bank Yaiiurss RspsPtsd IN ths East End
In Enslaad.
AiSNEAPoLis, May l5.-Ths Northvsst.
ern Guaranty Loan company 10 In Imam.
cial embarrassment owing to the anaueisl
strinRency. President Menaes was shown
q statement by Vice President Lowrey.
made in New York, n to the compapy's
affairs, saying tho company might have to
suspend to-day, and at least could mot
stave Il Oh long. He admitted that Low.
rey's statement Was . fair one, but addsd
that the company had not suspended.
Further than this bs would not talk. II
the company suspends II will not DO 20 tor
several days. II 10 believed in business
circles hcre that the company will pay In
full. n its resources Arc ample under o..
dinary circumstances.
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LoSpoN. May i5.-The suspension Of
tho Queensland National bank caused no
excitement here. as II was expected. A
private cable from tho officers Of the sus-
pended institution says the stoppaRe h
due to tho persistent withdrawal Of de-
posiis aud the depression In finance. The
bank will be reorganissd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-16
TWo In EnRlAnd.

BRIsBASE. May ik-Ths Bank Of North
Qussnsiand and the Qncensland National
hank have suspended. Deposits In the
latter at last report wero cs 900. half
Of which was from Great Britain. Its
subscription capital 10 ci6, 900. half
paid up. II has claimed o reserve fund Of
100000. II has branches at Sydne1 and
various other places In Australia.
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GAS EXPLOSION.
An Iliinois Coal Niss the scene sf DIS.
nstep.

nster.
LINCOLN. ILL.,. May i5.-Last night gas
explosion occurred In tho Citisens' coal
shaft. 400 feet from tho entrance. Tho
mine was shattered at that end. II was
supposed that 10 or Il men were killed
and much excitement followed. The re-
suits turn out 10 be far less serious.
Michael Gleason was buried under tons OF
debris and killed. Joseph Page, mine
boss. Mark Lyons and Henry Moth were
more or less seriously injured.
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ALL OVER The STATE
The Great Falls Deadlock Shows 10
Sl6n Of Breaking
ROWLAND RECEIVES PARDON
Drowned In Fisher crsek-Fhiiips-
burg Republicans Nominate
Mlssoula and the state
Board.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
GREAT FALIs. May lS.--For the second
time the republican council blocked the
appointments Of tho democratic mayor
tonight. Mayor Gelstborpe again pre-
sentcd the namcs of Robert Pontet for
marshal; Z. H. Clark, clerk; Il. Robbins.
engineer; Eugene Lippincott. pound.mas-
ter; and they were all rejected by q
strict party vote. Tho republican OBJ
structsouists seem determined not to
yield an inch. Their business vas
further shown BY bringing forward
an ordinance combining the Office Of
city clerk and city attorney, In order TO
get an appointive Office away from the
mayor. Finally. Attorney Sargent be-
came involved In tho heated discussion
and remarked that he had not ovcrstepped
the bounds Of what was proper any moro
than the mayor had. He was called to order
and tho crowd, reaching outside the door,
cheerctl the mayor. Tho council passed
an ordinance establishing . police COM
mission under the new mayors law.
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suutous ttVs ~ W
After several futile attempts to get
them In limo for the start. Starter Rove
gave the Jockeys good rating. Finally.
mt t:i9 o'clock. the horsss Got the nag to
an almost perfect start. Judge Morrow,
Lsonawell, Terrifier and fidslio were .
little In the isad. with LampliGhter. Cha
radc, Pickpocket. Hume and Mars In .
bunch In the rear. Terrifler. true to the
DAILY tactics, Immediately shot to the
front and sse clinking pace past tbs
stand and into ~ haekstrstch. Here
Leonaweli. who haA been struggling for
his head. passed rerrifisr and took lsaA
Of two lenaths. The racc all through the
hackstretch was an exceedingly pretty
ono, ell the horses running veil toGsther
and within striking distance of the leader.
AZ the far turn, Leonswsll slightly In
creased his lssd aud Q shout went out
from his admirers. The joy was short.
lived. however, for. turning into the ho1no
stretch, Diablo, LampliGhtsr. Judge Mos.
row and Illume moved up and Joined ths
leaders. A desperate and highly exciting
drive snsued, the horses running almoss
head and head all through the stretch.
Less than . quarter OF . furlong from
the wire Diablo began to draw out and
soou, getting clear OF the others. won .
grand race By . length and . bali. Lamp
lighter beat tired but game Lscuaweu
by neck for place.
Taral. Who rude the winner, was placed
on floral horseshos and carried from the
judges stand to the paddock. A oorel
horseshoe was also placed about the nsek
Of the winning horss, but scarcely ripple
Of applause greeted shess csremOniss.
Az good - 70 to against could b OBJ
tanned on Diablo's chances In The easiy
bssting, 20 little were his prospects of
winning the race considered. Straight
mutusls on him, Of which only ~ wsso
sold, paid es9a.50. One hundred and ssvsu
bookmakers did business In the bstting
ring.
SUMMARY OF THE DAT.
Five furlonGs-Kineston won; Dr.. Has
brouck, second; Corsscsion. third. Tims,
:00X.
Mile and . sixtssnth Rainbow woas
Sport, second; ST. Domingo. third. Tins
:ssH.
Half miic-chatsAu won; Blackhawk,
second, Huriinsham, third. Time, :s03f.
Brooklyn handicap, mile and quarter
-Diablo won; Lampliehtes, seeond :
Leonawsll third. Time. 208.
Half mile-Token won; Lord Nslsou,
second; Society Nonsense, third. Time.
so.
Six Furlongs-Harvess won; Lycsums
second; Moriotte. third. Time, i;lA
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SHE'S COMING.


WASHINGTON. May 1b.-The Infanta
Eulalie Is coming and the cloud that over.
spreads the sky Of international etiquette
has partly cleared away. Secretary Crcs-
ham received cablegrsm from the con.
sui at Havana. saying that the infanta
sailed for New York this afternoon.
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He WAS ASKED.


wAsHINoroN. May 16.-william Z.
Curtis. director of the bureau Of Au,sri-
can republics, to-day returned to Wash
ing,on from Chicago aud rendered his
resignation to the president. The action
10 based ON request made By the prsst.
dent Saturday.
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DIablo, lia. Taral
l.amplighter. rs, n
Le0uawell, 10. Dog
lll,iine, Mo. Noble
lickpocket. ins. Ia
Charade, its5. j. S.o'
HdelIo, itrs. j. Iaml
Tsrrtaer, ios, posnt
Racelnnsl, I'D, laml
lianalict, ia, Garri
Judge Morrow. li6.
Mars. lis. Ilttleihels
A1UL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
(Keported for the Dispstch.l

JUNE 26.--No ACTION offerings to-day.
Private sales: flllers. 8; scrap, ! ; wrappers,
Il mot previously reported)-total. % hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars aud cigarettes,
s4,l0l.2O: tobacco, s2,033 10; special tax,
slo5-totsl, 81, 25939.
Messrs. G. W. BONNER, OF Lynchourg, ana a. u.
burlington. OF Farmyille, were here to-day. Tho
Farmylle and Lynchburg section reports me
crop prospects. with increased acreage. snip
ping-tObacco prices are said not To Do so pfont-
able as last season to the remainder. SeSefai
leading commission upland tobacco sellers are
now very busy sampling and selling. Otnerwlse
the market Is very dun
Louisville, KY, reports small receipts anu
smaller offerings, with strong market without
special change. Lower grades OF red Tugs are
q iyanced I4c also. common dark Jugs are up
I.c. Burey Leaf neglected. Burnley Tugs wanted
as much as ever DARK tobacco moves steadily
under even demand and steady prices Mixed
dry inferior Green-river trash sold At 70 44c :
Tugs, . to 5Iac. leaf, 80 TO &c. Rains In mo
dark district have helped the crop. Inc ovens
bore District needs more rain Tor goou stanu'
The crop is nearly all set. but viii have 70 sur
yiye hot sunshine. Manufacturing Is dull hegle
buyers begin to discount the future supply IN
present purchases. -.
Nashville reports sales Of sweet bright Arr.
cans with Mr.. Tudeman ana Waineken, OF
Clarksyille buying. Reggie buyers holding on.
Good rains needed. Money IN good supply.
Hopkinsyille, Ky, and Clarksyllle, Tenn, re-
mort sales on both mar kets-1,247 against ,247
week before last Receipts small aud season
will close early. Not over 10 per cent OF crop
planted, and dry, windy weather is not im-
proving the planting. Common 70 medium
Jugs, IA to 5lfc. good to hne, 51h 70 &C. oid
Jugs. 81 to &c.; common TO good leaf, ol2 70
SIC. flne wrappers, 90 to lac; Africans, to
&C.: common grades easing OF some.
Cincinnati, o.; Bidding more INDIFFERENT.
with several leading buyers absent Low grades
me outlook is not improving and the ware
house company Is advising Its patrons " sell
what they can at fair prices and not 10 wait TIL
all have to sell at once. While prices are conf
paratively low on tobacco, yet these are COM
pared 10 any other product incomparably
higher,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Mean temperature. ............S
MEM YORK STOCK MAhkEI.


NEW YORK. June 26-The stock market was
feverish and unsettled throughout the day.
There were one or two sharp rallies. but taey
failed to hold, and at the close quotations were
only fraction above the lowest. Tho bears
were far more aggressive tnan OF late In conse-
ouence OF the stringency In money, which hold
operations Tor the long account in check. The
brokers are ind spCsed TO advise purchases so
long a. they SEQ trouble ahead IN regard 10 Oh
tanning accommodations at bank. Tho big drop
In silver certificates also operated IN favor OF
lower markets for securities, and the conflicting
statements concerning tho affairs OF the Reading
caused more or less uneaslness. The decline
was equal to l6a3S per cent. american sugar
fell 3sl TO I'M; DO, preferred, 3,4 to rs; CEN
eral Electric. 3lS TO 81 Missouri Pacific. 50 to
30sz; Manhattan, pa TO l?4@; Great northern,
preferred, 3 10 no; Michigan Contra, $ 70 "a ;
ST. Paul. "a TO SO; Chicago Gas, ITO b6; quincy,
i;s TO s45s: Big Four, 10 10 30; hock Island
I34 to 695s: Lackavanna, ~ to 1917; Della.
ware and Hudson, ~ to 100; Louisville and
Nashville. liz 10 $40 Lead, preferred: z 70 oe :
National Starch. -. TO \; St Paul and Omaha,
pa 20 81 Union Pacific, Ia 70 2o5s, and
Western Union, ! TO SIN. Cordage. preferred,
sold at 401b against 53, the last previously re-
ported sale. ana oregon Navigation at ON
against 90. Late In the day tho rate OF money
dropped from 50 20 40 70 10 per cent. under OF
fsrings by the foreign tankers. aud she stock
market rallied y to ! "a per cent, but the I'm.
proyemeut was shOrt-lved and speculation LEFT
OIL irregular and In the main weak, despite a
decline in call loaus 20 per cont. aud a drop IN
sterling exchange 10 figures which, II continued,
must lead to a renegal Of the import movement
OF gold. sales-Listed, 2ls,00O shares; unllst-
cd. $1,000 shares. 80,
Sub Treasury balances: Coin. s69,3s2,00O;
currency. si6,961,O00.
Money on call has been active, ranging from
TO a. last loan at ana closed oNefed al
per cent. prime mercantile paper, 6aS per cent.
Sterling exchange is heavy: posted rates,
"A. s2leas4. s4lS; commercial bills, s4.slIea
s4.S2.
Government bouds steady. state bonds dun.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
CENT RAL-RAllROAO FIGHT.
Over Fifty Lawyers Present Interested In
the Case.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

SAvANxAH, Ga. June 26.-The fight over
the Central railroad began in the United
States Circuit Court to-day III earnest.
When the proceedings at Atlanta adjourn
ed Alexander Browns bill was under dis
cussion and to-day the first question
taken up was the validity OF the Central
railroads. endorsement on the bonds OF
the Macon and Northern, Chattanooga,
Rome and Columbus. and Savannah and
Western railways. Justice Howell +. Jack
son and Judge Emery Speer, OF the
United States District Court. are pre-
siding, over Fifty lawyers interested IN
the case we're present during the hearing
TODAY. Justice Jackson lntimnted during
its progress what his decision would be
and there was no surprise when ne de-
clded the Central should be held liable
for the endorsement of the bonds. As to
the sale of the road he practically stated
il was the intention of the court 10 have
II sold so that II Will bring the largest
amonnt and be OF the greatest advantage
to the creditors. ,,
To-day's session lasted little over
three hours and the first two were taken
up with argument of demurrer 20 the
bill of Brown Il Sons. lie demurrer, IL
is said, attacks tie right OF kowena NJ.
Clark and others. Justlce Jackson CON
fined the question TO the validity OF the
endorsement Of the Central on the bonds
of the Macon and Northern and disposed
Of that matter definitely.
The attorneys for the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company announced that they
would next take up the foreclosure suit.
10 this attorney tor John :. Iilney OBJ
iected on the ground of lack of .juris-
diction. but Justice Jackson overruled II.
Prior to the foreclosure SUIT the question
az 30 the liability of the Southwestern
railroad on the tripsrtlte mortgage, Will
have TO be decided. and Justice Jackson
instructed the attorneys for the south
western railroad and the Central trust
Company of New York. which claims the
Southwestern is liable. TO meet and agree
as TO the facts. Arguments Will be made
or the latter point tomorrow, and tnat
question will first be passed upon.
NOT IN TALKING MOOD.
NV YORK, June 26.-H. Hollins was at
dinner at the Union Club when the re-
norter called. A card was sent IN asking
whether he had anything 10 say about the
rumor that has been prevailing that mol
Inns x Co. had withdrawn from the georgia
Central operations. Word came out That
he was not IN. although the reporter
states that he had AT that moment ieft the
table and gone 10 the west room. An hour
later at his home, 81 First avenue, - was
stated that he was not at home. and none
of the family were. Attorney joan d.
bowers was not in al his home at O'CLOCK
and had not returned at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
HAVE PROBABLY GONE TO CANADA.
Evans and Maria Left Kchmoud on n
Train Bound I'm That Direction.

The two Newark detectives who came
to Richmond 10 trY and catch track of
Edward Evans and Maria Lowell. the
English GYPSY couple who elOped from
the camp near Newark recentlv returned
home Sunday, having. from all that can be
learned. failed 10 secure any tangible clue
as 10 the route the couple took upon leay-
Ing Richmond.
There Is good reason for believing that
Evans and the girl who. though his sister
ln-law. was travelling as his wife, are IN
Canada When they arrived on the vestl-
bule train from the South Tuesday morn
ing, June 18th, about $3.50 o'clock they
went 10 Murphy's and got a room for the
remainder of the night. While Evans was
registering Officer Marion walked INTO the
the hotel. and II was noticed that the girl.
who seemed very much excited and ner-
vous. turned her back on the policeman.
Both he and the clerk noticed TINS, but
beyond thinking It was "A runaway couple
uaid no more attention TO the incident
Next morning the couple went 70 Mar
shall-strcet boarding house.
On FRIDAY Just after tho elderly lady
whom Evans addressed az mother, y
called at the boardiug-house the GYPSY
Dude" hurried ont b the hotel and eX-
cltedlv inquired when he could leave 50 as
10 connect with tram tOI Buffalo, n. J..
Finding that tho tram leaving here at noon
male the desired connection he hurried
lack and the trlO-Eyans. Maria, AMI the
elderly lady left the house not 20 return;
Thar every movement showed anxiety and
fear of detection.
The names registered at the hotel were
r. Evans. New York, and Mrs. NJ. EYans,
New York -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
WORK OF COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
That on Grounds and buildings to Have
Special session This Evening.

The Committee on Accounts and Print
ing met YESTERDAY afternoon in the COun-
eli chamber and approved number OF
regular bills.
The Committee on Schools were TO have
met al the same place. but there being no
quorum. adjourned over until to-day at
noon. when they will hold session III
Colonel Cary's Office.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
will hold a special meeting at the Clty
Engineers office this afternoon TO con-
sider communication which has been re-
celyed bv the chairman. Mr.. Taylor. 1his
communication, IT is understood, has no
bearing upon the City-Hail investigation.
Inn Mr.. TAYLOR SAID yesterday he did not
feel at liberty 10 divulee ITS contents.
IL Is whispered around, however, that II
has some reference TO the Annoy drlli-
room. one matter TO engage the atten-
ton of the committee Is the application OF
Chairman Patteson, of the City Commit
tee. for the use of the Armory for the
State Democratic Convention.
The Committee on Claims and Salaries
met az O'Clock yesterday afternoon ana
recommended that the Judgment obtained
by the late Leigh Il. Page against the city
for $500 be satisfied. This claim grew out
or damages TO Major Pages property 10y
cutting down and grading the street IN
front of bis residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27

white, s9c. mixsd western, 36ka38c. white
do. 3da36tac Wool duh AID unsettled DO.
nestle fleece. 27a32c pulled. 20s37c. Beef
dan steady; family loai2c.; extra mes. e7;So
Assoc. Beef hams quiet and veek ~ az.
Tiorccd beef dull; Guy extra India mses, e1ba
si1. Cutmeats Quot and nrm: p4ckled
belliss, 13c.; shoulders, saSAc.; hams. 1874
lard duu and easier; western steam. ss.So; city,
as.62l4sss.s1l1i June. $3.50 nominal; July.
81. 90 nominal; September. $1,000 Dcnma:
refined, quieter continent, el0. 30: South Anne.
ricaD, 5000. Compound. 81. Pork quiet ana
lower: new mess, si9asls5o. Cotton-scsd Oh
dull and steady; crude, 36a3sc. nominal; yellow
primo, tla4Zc.; choice. 44a45c. Petroleum
quiet aud lower. Rosin duh and sseedy;
strained common to good, si.2ossl:ss. Lar.
firm and quiet; domestic, fair to extra, X1SA
5tSc.; Japan. 4ssa4tsc. Moissses Foreign nomt'
inai ; New Orleans open Kettle, good 70 choice,
quiet and steady At 3os3sc Peanuts quiet
and easy; fancy hand-picted, 5ta0c. Co0ee--
Options opened quiet. closed dull and steady,
5sl5c. up; :July, sl2.y0: September. e14eo;
December s14.so; spot Rio dull and stsady:
ialr refining 3s.c. centrifugsis. 90 tsst, zs<c.
refined, quiet and steady; No. 9, Is oaSc.:
on \, 4 i5-l0a5 5-l6c. standard o$snb eloc.
pool quiet and steady for grain nxmer On
cotton; cotton. 5-32d. asked grain, SD.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 26.-wheat opened about Hc.
higher than Saturdays closing, and with Q few
fluctuations prices we're advanced ING, closing
about 13sc. higher for July and 1esc higher Tor
September than the closing figures Saturday.
Corn opened strong at about the nnal quotations
oil saturday and under a good demand gradually
worked mp 5salc., the action OF wheat helping
the advance. There was q moderate trade In
oats with prices following wheat and corn.
Prices advanced l1asac.. over Saturdays close
aud finished with a gain VI tssl4c. Provisions
were weak but toward the close tho bun clique
bid for some lard and ribs, which caused most
Of the early 121sal5c. loss 10 be recovered.
Cash quotations.; Flour easy and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat 65i4c No. 2 corn, 407Ss
Ale. No. oats, 29Aa29ssc. Moss-pork,
s.S7lsasIs.oo Lard, s9.00as9.62< Short
rib sides Qoosel. ss.90asS.05. Dry-salted
shoulders boxed. s9ss9.50. Short-slear sideo
boxed, s5aSS.75. whiskey. ellie.
lending tutrIrea ranRad fnlloHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
MRS. TtosNHlLL At THE FAIR.
She Says the Prices at Chicago Are
Moderafe-Otber Notc.

The Manchester LedGc,. publishes auite
an interesting letter IRON Mrs. l..
~. lhornhin. who IL attending tho
Morid Far. She says the Moman's
D"rmitory, IN which she and her
companion. Miss Anna Friend. have
Ioigihg-rooms, Is very comfortable two
story building with every conven, ence.
lhere ARE women present from ali parts of
the Union. In her letter Mrs. Thornhill
saws:
10 any OF NV realers who think of visit
ing the fair would say, do not be scared
on by the reports of exorbitant prices.
There are plenty OF nice places where both
lodging and meals NAV be had Of very
reasonable rates. | find no difficulty in
getting about this great city even alone
he s,r6et-car conductors and policemen
are a. polite and nice as they can be, though
many men are so uncivii rs 10 retain TIER
seats IN the street-cars and allow ladies to
stand.
" Parts Of three DAYS have been devoted
10 tho fair and this time has been given
manly 20 State buildings. West virginia.
kentucky, Idaho. whose buildings we
have seen. make fine displays. Virginia.
with the limited funds appropriated for
TINS purpose. has very good display, but
! must confess to q feeling of sadness
when realize that the grand old mother
OF states and of statesmen Is put at a dlsa1-
ulage when her building ~ compared
with those of some OF the sister States.
" We md each building we'll equipped
with comfortable chairs. sofas. lounges,
aud visitors are al perfect liberty to make
themselves comfortable. am much graft
tod, also. to find an abundance OF good
water everywhere"
BAILEY Turner, a negro man, was arrested
and locked up IN tho Manchester station
house last night on "A warrant charging
INN with stealing S1j from ". II. Davis.
The case viii come up before Mayor Man
urice this morning.
Nh Henry Reed, freight conductor on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
was quite badly hurt SUNDAY morning
while coupling cars, The accident hap
peucd at ClOptOn Station. In attempting
10 couple the car- his arm was caught be
tween the bumpers and severely bruised
an / cut No bones were broken and last
night he was resting very quietly.
Mr.. John Warrington, who lives near
Midlothian IN Chesterfield county. has dis
covered a spring on his place that he
thinks Is a superior quality OF lithla water.
He is arranging 10 have the water anal 2ed
and thus ascertain its real mineral quail
Tres