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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07
RAILROADS
N =; :: !: ~ Hatak:ussisnR

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT 3. 1893.
LEAVE RICHMOND OAILD. BYRD
~ STREET STATION.
300 A. NJ, RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
t sESiyl BHdrid}k ,,l kiN a n
stops only at PETERSBURG
Waveriy and suffolk. ,,.,,s
BOO A. NJ, THE CHICAGO EAPKESo
for Lynehours, RoanoAs'
Blueheld, Pocahontas, helVs a.
Columbus and Chicago. III III
man Buffet Sleeper Nor i,.ei
to Chicago, without chaHss'
$40 p. NJ, For Suffolk, Norfolk anu IL
termediate stations, ,artAfe'
at Norfolk at 60 Z. NJ On.
IL 80 PM. For Roanoke. Radford. u
laski and Bristol. CqnneCs,tss
at Roanoke 7:25 A. NJ. Nlsn
Washington and ChattahoOss
Limited. Pullman sleepetS
Roanoke TO Memphis anu
New Orleans. Dining Gar
attached. Also for Blue
field. Pocahontas, Elkhorh
and stations on Chheh
Valley division. Also LOT
Louisville and stations on
l.. and n. railroad, wa nor.
ton Also for Rocky Mount
and all stations on WINSTON
Salem division. Pullman
naiace sleeper between klch-
mond and tynchburg Berths
ready for occupancy az ~
p. NJ. Also pullman sleeper
Petersburg 20 Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at o;o9 A -, ~
and t.40 Z. NJ: from Norfolk ana the LAST
an iO.f5 A. NJ. and VESTlBULED LIN
r.. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
W p BEVi ILL.
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke. va.
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PROFESSIONAL.

49, ~.~-~-~~0 -,~~--~~~~-~~~~~-N~~
TAMES lyons
Al LAW,
Q.r Office, No. state Bank Building
Telephone "a, Postoifice box 289
Richmond Va
prsctices In al the State and United states
courts in Richmond. Deeds and Wills care
fully prepared. Acknowledgements and depo-
siiions taken. Collections promptly made
and remlgtsd. less -
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TRAINs NORTHWARD
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos. IA. -. 4G and 30 make no stops
Nos. y and l3t stop az Belheld and
stonev Creek on signal. Nos. -, a.
AZ az and IS stop on signal at Man
chester Drewrys, Centralia and Ches-
Ter. Nos -, 81, 81 80, a., AZ and IS
win stop on signal AZ an stations Nos
81 and Il run vita Wilmington y. G.
Nos IA and 80 via Wilson short cut
10 all points I'm North and Southwest.
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on
ali through trains. on trains Nos. 81
and 80 sleeping cars between Richmond
ana Eht''WS' IIII%E 70 ATLANTA. GA.
Leave Richmond $40 Il. NJ daily; ar
rit,fa Weldon 5.2G p. NJ. and at Atlanta
7.9O A. NJ. via S. a. l.. Through sleepers
HichIuond 20 Atlanta.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
FOLK
Leave Arrive.
Richmond 300 AM Norfolk. II rs An.
Richmond $40 +. NJ Norfolk. so T.. NJ.
Norfolk 4. VI. Rlchm'd1O.45 A. ".
Norfolk. 1853 p. ~ Richm0ndT 1870 +. 50.
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
trains between fnese two points and pas
sengers 20 through without change Of ears.
Trains leaving Richmond at 900 A. ~.
and 100 T.. NJ, and arriving
AZ Richmond al S3J a. H. $40 J.. NJ
make close connections AT Petersburg 10
ana from Farmyille Lynchburs aud
West.
Superintendent
= r. j. MYERS
General Superintendent.
T. NJ. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
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sTEAMBOATA
OLn DoMINIoE sfE1sisHff' CON
~ PkNY.
sEsn-wEEKLY LINE FOR NEW

~SNSScccssyc1ocs,c, S r,fsn,sc,c,;cses,G,Hncco
sEn-wEEKLY LiSE FOR NEW
YORK.
Steamers leave Rlchmo,s
every TUESDAY and FEI'
N DAY az 3 II. NJ Manlfett
EVM closed one hour before san.
IM Steamers leave New YORK
0r0m Pier 20. North ilyen
X fOr Richmond EFEkf
n WEDNESDAY and sATUR
. DAI az 4. Al. arriving ln RICHMOND
MONDAf and FRIDAY MORNINGS
.Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabl" fare 10 New York Nnelgd.
ING meals and BERTH via James
Rourd-triD tickets. limited 10 thirty "
Jays aller cate OF isSue............ u %
Steerage fare. with subsistence. n
Steerase -are, without subsistence. "
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio
railway and Richmond and peters-
burg Iallroad. tickets limited TO
Rounding tickets limited 10 thirty ."
Tickets can be obtained al Riebmts.2
Transfer Company gOi east Main street.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond ant
Petersburg depots. and AZ the company.
office. 1901 east Main street and wharf
Rockets.
Freight received daily untn Bpm
Passengers leaving Richmond on Mon.
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake az
Ohio railway tvia Newport Newaf at A
4. NJ. and by Richmond and Petersburs
railroad same days, a. $40 4. NJ. VII
make connection az Norfolk with steam.
ers leaving those days.
GEORGE, W. ALLEN q CO. Agents
No 1901 Main street ana
Iylotf Company's Wharf. Rockefis
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANy,s
JAMES RIVER LINE Tor the ga.
shore. cheapest and mosl pleasant ro.f.
70 Norfolk, Portsmouth ola Point Neu.
port News, ClaromOnt and James rr-.
ianlihgs. Competitions AT Old Point ana
Nortolk f0r Hampton and SmIhf.If
"a, Washington, ~. G., Baltimore, Plia.
dephia and New York jones river bv
daylight Great tourist line James
town, Dutch Gap and war scenery. Hans
less IMAM half charged boy rail. Fare No
Portsmouth. Ola Point and Norfolk
SL15. $3.50 and S1O0. Steamer po.a-
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a
4 A. VI. tSIREEr CARS co DIkErE
Lf 70 STEAMERS WIZARD Tor above.
named places. Through tickets on sale
ON steamer and at CAREERS Agency M
"ol Main street. Baggage checked
I IN oih. Sitatee-rooms eng4ged Tor tay
OF nh 4lf Si1 MI, Mui,c by grand 9rchestrQi
above-named places and Eastern Nort
Carolina. also for Eastern Shore on Ilr.
ginia ana all regular landings on he
Z n u. H.
through bills issued
EDWARD r.. BARNEY President,
IRWIN WEISTGER. Superintendent.
General Offices. Planters Bank BulA.
ing.
ID PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
L NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Appointed sailing days every TUBS.
DAY and FRIDAY az I r. NJ. and evary
SUNDAY at 3 q. M Freight for Tuai
q Ia HI D. 40 |...
until sailing hours. For Sundays steam.
er till T. NJ Saturday. Freight received
daily I'm II. N.
Fare 70 Philadelphia. $500
For further Information apply 10
j. ". McAiRfCK
General Southern Agent
Office ROoketia
w. =. CLYDE q co
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Division Passe
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

ILANIIL IDAoT LINL-
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing Sunday, Sept. 3rd.. 1893.
~ 1901 a. M, trains on this road Will
run as follows.
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RAILROADS.
S.A.l
y EABOARD AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY, JULY
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BANNERS AND BROKERS.
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Pcnnoyer Outwitted.

SALEM. Ore. March 5.-The democracy
of this city ouiwitted Governor Pcnnoycr
yesterday. Friday night the governor
issued orders that the state cannon should
not he used for other than military pur-
poses. The democrats took the cannon
few days ago and had II repaired ready
for firing a salute In honor Of the inaug-
uration Of President Cleveland. The cap
tain of the militia company took possess
sion of the gun Friday night aud dis.
mounted il. but the democrats gained pos
session OF IL ON an attachment To pay Tor
repairs. The captain having taken IL from
the blacksmith shop. 1900 people paraded
the streets in tho vicinity of the state
house about noon. When the gun was at.
iacbed the marshal frustrated an attempt
20 the militia to spike IL 10y grabbing the
rat-tail file. which they had in readiness.
The democrats after gaining possession
Of the gun, hastily remounted Il and bc.
gan firing salu,cs 10 the president under
the very window Of the Office OF Oregon s
chief executive a; the staic house.
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THE EARTH TREMBLED
People In an English City Frightened
From Their Homes
BUILDINGS WERE WRECKED
Strange Co7vulslons OF the Earth
Strike Terror to the Hearts
OF tho peopie-lt 10 Q
Mystery.

LONDON. March 5.-Lats last night the
people of Sandsate, Kent, were arouscd
by rocking houses and q loud rusnbling
under ground. Walls split. ceilings fell,
foundations sank aud roofs fell. As the
inhabitants fed TO the streets they found
large rents I'm the ground and were almost
overcome by noxious vapors. Everybody
supposed tho town was being shaken BY
an earthquake and as the rumbling con-
tinucd hundreds hcd in panic TO tho
nearest towns and few remained behind
TO remove furniture from tine falling
houses. The report carried abroad by the
fugitives caused troops In the adjacent
camps 10 hasten to the aid of the people
still IN Sandgntc. Soldiers and citizens
worked for two hours in moving the most
valuable property from the houses and in
erecting tents in the fields about . mile
outside of town for women and children.
Al the end of that time the runblings had
ceased and an investigation Was mado in
the town BY the commander OF troops and
several citizens. They found the ground
on which Sandgatc stands sunk several
feet and the subsidenco extending
throughout tho surrounding district.
affecting In all about square mile. Gas
and water pipes were disturbed, 90 sup
pltcs of both gas and water stopped.
Many cottages wcro wrecked completely
and isetter built houses were cracked and
thrown out of plumb, so that they could not
be occupied with safety. Nevertheless.
many inhabitants returned To the town
toward morning. between 8 aud O'Clock, /,
however. they werc frightened away By .
further subsistence Of the ground and ths
recurrence of rnmblings. These phe-
nomcna were repeated several times dur
ing tho day aud the town is nov practi-
cally deserted. The cause OF the sub
sidencc is unexplained.
The disaster at Sandeate was caused By
q landslip. Tho town was built upon q
comparatively low cliff close to the ssa.
The waves are believed to have. under
mined tho cliff. which then settled and
slipped toward tho water, carrying with u
the town. Two hundred houses wers
destroyed.
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Bnsuited Holy Jshu.

Ism ASAroLIs. March b.-Miss Alico
Atkinson of Converse, this state, was fined
SO by Judge baker Of tho federal court
yesterday for alleged violation Of tho
postal laws. II is said that she mailed
copies of pamphlet entitled "lier
Flower" ON which VAS written the words I:
"who killed old Wanamakcr. Hasrn,
Holden and Lashc? 4 helped said little
Flower journal" The worls arc said to
reflect ON the characters Of John Wana.
maker, postmaster general; A. ID. Haxen.
third assistant postmaster general; George
Holden. chief inspector. and A. l.. Laslac,
postmaster at Converse.
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ST. Louis, No.. March Shortly after
midnight. Jack McAuiiffe with his spar.
ring partner. Jimmy Nelson, and Sulli.
vans partner, D~ycr, sauntered into Tony
Faust's seeking Mike Mooney. with whom
McAuliiYe was negotiating fight. Alone
McAuliife went over to him aud without
warning smashed him in thc face. AM
o,hcr blow followed quickly. Then tho
champion held his victim SO Nelson could
lick him. An alarm was given and Nc
Auiiffc and party jumped into a carriage
and started to get out Of town.
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STOPPED THE CASE.
Dsssh Iasspssrss is . Noted New vesk
Divoroe Cass.

nlworos Caaa
Erv yopv M.,rh -n>.,h has vr;ttsu
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = ooair., ,he divorre sust
os Henri.,,a Woi0 sca;ns, I.,nrus WolfP.
,og.,hsr ,hr.,,,oh 80, .rd ev;l revort for
10 vcnrs NJ. ,ino y family NJ Ave children.
mi cacI, is now a husband or wife and
bscon;nc r,ch NJ WoiSy xho has been
Iiving y,;,h h.- 1nn,h,cr Mrs Yo,ng of
No. na Fnst i,s,h s,rcc, wns knocked
down nv n r,,,vay horsc a, second nve.
nue and iis,h Stree, las, picht. Her
chest vas crushed and her skull frac.
tured by the hooS. az the horse. nnd sbe
.Iiesl I'm n faw ,n;n,,,es
Nrs. wo,sr suinv h.r ,,.,, husband.
formcr,v . cIo,hi.r b,,, Later . healer I'M
,o.I 800. .sL.a a., ..,,-. - .,,r,,,<,,,
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GArSEsyiiLE. Texas, March 5.-At Der.
muda school house, Is milcs south of here,
yesterday, Mrs. John Stew art. n farmers
wife. gave Jcf Masien iUO lashes with .
horsewhip. She drove up to the school.
house with her husband. and calling
Mastcn out gave him terrible whipping
while her husband covered him with re-
yolvcr. Masicn was terribly bruised. and
blood is said to have flowed from ca places.
The cause OF tho castigation was some
talk rejecting ON the character of Mrs.
Stcwa ri. Both have been arrested.
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A sOectat Session.

wAsHiNoTo.. March g.. The senate 81
the Fifi,-third cougtess will reasonable
In n special session tomorrow at noon.
Usually special session is peiunctory.
aud formal business Is confined to the re-
ception Of nominations from the presi-
dent. but because of the peculiar affairs
SO far as the composition of tho senate
itself l. concerned, with the doubtful
standing of the senators ho hold appoint.
ment from governors Of states. instead II
credentials of election by the legislatures.
and further Lccaiisc of the announced in
tcn,!on OF Senator Stewart of Nevada To
precipiiatc q silver discussion by the in.
PRODUCTION Of resolution Of inquiry
directed to the new secretary OF the treas
ury, IL may be ihis special session will as
sumo degree Of Importance aud excite
such popular interest as never before has
been Witnessed in such cases.
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TO-DAY grand pool tourna.
ment for the championship OF
the world will begin at Syracuse,
N. Y.
A magnificent emblem will be
awarded to the winner who must
hold it one year before it be-
comes his absolute property. In
the meanwhile he must accept
any challenge within 40 days of
the date Of receiving it. The
greatest experts will participate
and some marvellous plays are
looked for.
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LIN DaKkest Africa.

NEW YORK. March 5.-A dispatch to
the Hsrati. from Stanley Pool,
dated February q. says: The Del
commune and Bia expeditions arrived
here to-day. Lieutenant Hackanson and
Captain Bia are dead. and te0 soldiers aud
porters persisted. jacques is still alive at
Tenganyika. Lcipcns and Blown we're
massacrcd at kasongo state. Tie exps-
,iition leaves Stanley Falls FOR the south
to make war against the Arabs. All mem.
bcrs of the expedition are in good health.
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NEW YORK, March 5.-1'he following
cable dispatch from London was received
here to-day: Prank y. Slavin will fight
I'd smith. Goddard's conqucror. for Al ,pD
a side aud best purse. Slavin awaits an.
swcr." As yet no action has been taken
10y Smiths manager. The following tclc.
gram was received here to-day from New
Orleans: "John II. Quinn of Pittsbura
has posted SiUo and agrees To match Fred
Morris. colored, Of Philadelphia 10 fight
any l,opound pugilist in America for
s2.JD "a side aud tho largest purse any
club will ofTer. He will also back I'd
smith Of Denver against Joe Choynskl
for the largest purse the Concy Island OF
Crescent club will oifcr'
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To the lIirheSt l,ll,ler

CORVALLIS, Ore, March 5.-Juslge Full.
lsrtol. of the state circuit court. last night
removed I. Egcn,on Hogg. receiver VI the
Oregon Pacific railroad. and appointed 4.
W. Hadiey instead. The motion Of the
Blair faction of the bondholders for an
extension Of sale for 10 days Was denied
and next Tuesday the sheriff will again
oIrer the road TO the highest bidder.
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THEIR WORK REVIEWED
Aattsrs That Rec I'd Attention Of 0uI
National Law nakerS.
IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE
Bills That Became Laws and Othor
Measures Considered But
Left for a Future
Congress.

tafth iucetloubs outt.optiofl Diit utlo tt-
duction appropriations were the leading
topics of consideration by the fifty-second
congress which expired yesterday, and
secondary only In importance TO these
matters were the measures relating to tho
worlds fair, equipment of railroads with
automatic car couplers. national q,iaran-
tine and immigration, Behring sea and
Hawaiian annexation. Nothing OF an
affirmative nature except attempts i'm tho
Mckinley bill taking effect, were actually
accomplished. The result of the agita.
tion for a retrenchInent of expenditures Ia
not apparent 10 any considerable change
In the aggregate appropriations.
Tho condition Of the public trea sury un.
doubtedly prevented authorization Of
many of tho proposed new expenditures.
A notable instance seems In the fact not n
single public building bill passed tho
house, and II was only by putting num-
her OF them ON the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill any authorizations whatever for
public buildings werc secured. Tho silver
question was kept steadily before the at.
tention OF congress by alternate efforts Of
the advocates Of FREQ coinage and repeal
of the Sherman law, but whom failed IN
their object.
On tariff the dominant party in tho
house adopted the policy of attacking tho
Mckinley bill In detail, largely for the
political complexion of the senate II was
practically out OF the question to pass q
general tariff revision bill. The result was
the enactment into law of two bills con-
tinuing block tin on the free list and
placing fine linen at 35 per cent. ad va.
lorem. Other separate bills passed through
the house only TO be pigeon -holed i'm the
senate.
The anti-option bill passed both houses
but was killed by the refusal 10 suspend
tho rules and the agreement by n two
thirds vote to amendments put on tho bill
by the senate. The pure food bill, tho
running mate of the anti-option bill,
passed the senate but was never ablo
TO get consideration in tho house.
Worlds fair legislation comprised the
grant of s2,5O,OOO in souvenir half
dollars In the aid Of ths fair. closing its
gates ON Sunday. Appropriations in va
rious amounts for different fair purposes
and passage Of sundry acts were Of q spe-
cial nature aud minor Importance. The
automatic car coupler bill, shorn of It's
drastic features, was enacted into a Law,
ms were also the national quarantine bill,
increasing the powers of the marine hos
pital service 10 meet the threatened dam
gers rom choiera, anu ,he immigration
iaw imposing addniohai RESTRICTIONS on
',"'''s'n.,oi' ~, out Nv. s"sis"u'us ~ eh'
tireiy. ING senate ratiheu the eS'radiiioh
,rcaues WIN hussia anu other countries,
out sun nas neiore 'he treaty Oh annex
a',oi i... oi INC hawaiiah ,siahas.
Inc opening Oh he ,nerokee outiet pro-
viued 'or IN inc ihdiah nill under ihe
clause OF an approprn,ion Oh se.-noo ior
It's purchase from 'ne ina'ans, ~ ans s-'o'Vo 10
pe pau III easn' aW' se,o"'Vo ia hve
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IT'S A BIO JOB.
An Investigating Committee That VIII
lss y Very Busy lBody.

hbs very susy ssoSys
WASHINGTON. March 5.-ln the closing
hours OF congress Representative Dock
er, . resolution WAS adopted. providing
for mn investigation into the methods Of
doing business in several departn ents of
the government. The investigation will
be carried on by JOINT committee Of con.
gress. Under the terms OF the resolution,
tho committee has power tn appoint three
experts, who will do the technical work of
investigation and report to the committee.
Tho committee IL authorized to report ut
any time, aud It's existence conterininous
with that Of the fifty-' hiri congress. Tho
scope of the investigation includes not
only the methods of doing business In the
departments. but the question VI salaries
as well. The committee expects To get
three experts at work within the next fort.
night,
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satollt'a Auihority

WASHINGTON. March 5.-The trnu -lation
Of the communication In Latin from Leo
KILL. To MonsiGnor Satolli, appointing
HIM apostolic delegate to tue United
States. and defining his power IN connec.
tion with the Office and declaring what.
ever sentence or penalty Monsignor Sa.
TOLL may infiici against those who oppose
his authority will be ratified by the apos-
tolc Office, was n ado public to-day.
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SUNDAY ATWASHINGTON
EVENTS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Scenes at tho Residence OF the
Chief Executive State Troops
Leaving for Their
Homes.

WASHIN(sTON. March 5,-Tbere In but
little outward indication to-day of the
quiet and sanctity which are considered
as attributes of the orthodox Sabbath,
Ycsterlay's eu,husiasm continued with
some ,ritijnr dimipntiou tbrourbout the
night. When the seryiccs of the day. i'm.
Lductins ,l,s new administratio tion into Office
- ere complcted. the restraint of discipl,no
ems removed and tho hosts of good ma.
turcd visitors who captured the federal
capi,al. proceedcd 10 consul, persopal
preferences AZ TO the way and means of
enjoyment. I'm 10 n latc hour many clubs.
preceded nv banda. paratlesl the str,.ets.
scre ena,letI fricnds and found comfort i'm
the uoisc N md confusion tina, they created.
In tho early mornins hours which prc.
cc,lcd daylight Tho rclcbrn,iop became
more indivisluali,cd but .carcelv les.
demoustrntive. The hotel corridors wer,
filled all nirh, by men who s,rollc,l nbo,,,
IN AN ainless xay. Variety of the forms
In WHICH they exprcss emo,iops without
limit. The fayorite form Of amusement
is ..crackine the wbip.n and 1, Ia an :sld
sight 10 see such solid and dpnifled ci,i.
rens as belong 10 the DucL xo,,h club az
Cincinnati irving ,o hurl a no,r unfor,u.
na,c fellow on ,he xrony end Of ,be line
and had 10 act as ..cracker."
II ia A marked contrast 10 The dnvbrcak of
ina uguration morninp. The sabbath dawn
was almost irreproachable. Tbroughout
the ,lny tho strccts were ,hronpr.l with
pedestrian. and every ,horouyhfarc wa.
euliyened with moro or lea. brillin n,
eouinnocs. Clubs and hand. parndcd.
sroups Of suarti,men pro,nenadcd. MANY
visited tho various poin,. of Interest. and
each stranger ep Lysxl himself i'm his ow m
way.
The f,rxt dav nasscd bv IN. pre.;s,cn,
and Mrs. Cleveland in tho executive man.
sion was Of the most ouiet character.
The public en,rnucc remained closcd. nj.
though besieocd nv visitors wbose curi,,s.
i,y promptcd ,hcm 10 sc,.k ndmi,,ancc.
The yarious vaIks ,hrough lila .ro,n.i.
Attaining the white ho,, se were cons,a n,lv
,hronoed with strangers. who o,ie,lv In.
spect.sl tho exterior of Inc historic b,ii,,iny.
Tho onlv FORMAL caller nj the cxccu,i,.
ma usion wn. Judvc Gresham. lilo called
shortly inter midday and Maid M. r,.pec,, |,
and remained 40 luncheon. later In the
Afternoon tho presielent and Mrs. Clevc.
land took n drive i'm the s,b,,rb.. b,,, care.
fully avoided ,bc GROW ded streets. -, ,here
was no possibili,y OF N demons,ra,i,p.
Tho small bantam rooster which Was M
conspicuoi,s in the inaugural pro.rcssiou
........,.., -. ..-........t a. i,.., p....
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sprclal Dispatch 10 the stahdafd.
BOULDER, March 5.-Word was received
in Boulder to-day aud was announced from
the pulpits Ia several churches, that ]. A..
Pow ell had received his sentence at san
Antonio, Texas. for five years Ia the prison
at Detroit, Mich. A petition will be
started here AT once to secure signers for
his pardon and will be forwarded at once
10 Texas.
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Special Disratrh 10 IN. standard
BouLDEH. March 5.--Mantle's appoint
mcnt as United States senator Was ,hc
caus. of n celebration at Comet. Flag.
were raised. speeches made and good
time had In general. Flags werc hung at
half mast over Clark's defeat and run up
side down.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-06

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March 5.-At Whit
well. Tenn. there was fight between the
Ross aud Morrison families. Three Of tho
Morrison boys engaged in a row ; also n
friend. Pope Dodson. VIII Ross. with "a
knife. INFLICTED mortal wounds onihe Nor
rison boys. Pope Dodson and Hugh Nor
rison turned on Win Ross and literally cut
him io pieces.