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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21
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Tree seeds at W. r. Shamp 4 Cos.
Gillett Bt3s.' prices arc in reach Of al.
Read Gillett Eras. new ad. in this Ia.
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Double house fer sale or 10 let. C. Var
noy.
4. L. Jones moved ont onto his iafm
this week.
Fine toilet soap at The City Drug
Store for &c cake.
Sheriff Temple made trip to Denver
this week on business.
Try Boden for wind mills. the strong.
est steel tower made.
"atef hxturos were put into the Dal-
stream building this week.
Go to The City Drug Store for the tat
est patterns in wall paper.
Rev Perry Moore md family, Of Strat.
toni Neb, are visiting 10 Holyoke.
Do not fail to cal and ace those ele
giant new cook stoves at MoxryY.
E. 7. shamp IL erecting dwelling in
tho eastern part Of towii.
All land papers carefully and correctly
made out by J. q. Cummins.
II you want I" buy a,ur or feed call
and scs US. IIohse Bros.
Dine grass, clover aud mixed lawn
grass secd at ". r. Shamp 4 Cos.
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far0 l.o6as!
Go 10 W. G. Robihson for fatm lf,ans
Piles OF people havo piles, bnt De-
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

Rev Perry Moore nnd family, Of stra
toni Neb., are visiting 10 Holyoke.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

fara l.eass!
Go 10 W. g. Robihscn for fatm lban
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

Sheriff Temple made trip to Denver
this week on business.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

Go to The City Drug Store for the lat :
est patterns in wall paper.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

4. L. Jones moved ont onto h,a iafm
this week.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

Double house fer sale or to let. c. Var
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-04-21

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hoIyoxx t.opaI No. Meets tbs ist nnd I'd
friday Of each tnon'h. AL Mnsons cordislly
vnvttsd In attend. j. ". SAITR, W. u.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
King WIIIIam IFedeemed'
fSnoriaI telacram 10 the DiaDatrh.

WEST POINT, va, May 2O.-B. &. CARROT, the
Democratic candidate Tor County CLERK, was
elected by 1877 plurality over Taylor. Republi-
can. Colonel J. c. Johnson. independent Re-
publican, polled 1919 votes, which materially as
sisted Ia tho Republican Waterloo. ln west
Point }. c. Baytop (Democrap. for magistrate,
was elected over Brown Republican, by lob
majority. The new Board OF supervisors Is COM
posed Of two Democrats. William NJ. Gary and
i. u. Noncure, and an independent Ropubhcnn
named Cummna. The prospects are that Re-
publicanism will never again attain controlling
inlinnnce IN KING William nnnirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
WHAT TIE ACCUSED" SAY.
They Want to Conduct Their Defence in
Their Own Way.

Whilo the Investigating Committee was still
In session the DISPATCH man was called to the
City Engineers once. where no found scyon out
of tho nine members o. the Committee on
Groonds and Buildings holding conference
The scribe was placed In the chairmans seat
and was given the following statement for pub
lcation, which was unanimous expression
by the committee In regard 20 tho attitude or
the Investigating Committee toward IL:
"Tbo Committee on Grounds and Buildings
considered the question ne 20 whether IL should
attend the meeting OF the Committee on Inyes.
tigation tonight. Having received neither ofli-
cial summous nor invitation IL decided 10 waive
any technical point ana attend, which was done.
NOT OFFICIALLY INVITED.
"Mr. Gum stated publicly 10 the investigating
committee that the Grounds and Buildings Com
mittea had not been invited or summoned. Mr..
Gugon said that IL was not expected that each
meir ber Of the Grounds and buildings Commit
zoo should De present. but mat thoy could Do
heard through n representative who would tako
Fart In the EXAMINATIONS Of Witnesses, &c.
lie further stated that as there wero nine
members OF the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings and nine on the Investigating Com
mittec 10 would take too long TO allow each one
60 participate In the investigation. Not having
an Onicis invitation 10 be present and partic-
pate nor being invited 20 participate, though
seven members were present, in the important
preliminary proceedings, although on tfial
under grave suspicious and insnuations which
nouOdy will further, the Grounds and bdHdlhgs
Committee retired.
WANTS ITS OwS way
"The committee claims tho right 20 con-
duct its defence in its own way. ana is
ready at any and all times 10 appear, but IN
sists upon thor right to participate in all inc
proceedings Of the investigating committee
from beginning TO END.
Tho members OF the Committee on GROUNDS
and Buildings approving this statement and ou-
thorzing It's publication we're Messrs. laylor
chairman, Carter, kpps Seay, MOuhlcaslie'
Noble, ana Iurpin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
ford, A. @. Evans, J. Booten Hiii, ID. A. Brown T.
l. Spence.
Lee Camp with their drum corps will meet as
their camp hail on Tuesday night at . ociock-
JOIN MISS WINNIE AT pANvILle'
She Looks Well and IL Very Cordiai-A
Female interviewer Intercepted.
Especial from, a staff correspondent OF the Dis
Datch.1

ATLANTA, GA, May 26.-The committee OF tho
Davis Monument Association which left Rich
mond this morning for New Orleans caught al
Danyille the yestibule train to which was at
tached the private car OF Miss Winnie Davis AID
Mayor flyson.
This car is nttcd up with all possible convent
ences, such as sleeping apartments, dining
room, kitchen, sitting-room. &c About b@an- pan
past 10 o'clock the committee called upon MISS
Winnie, and spent with her a couple OF hours. ID
which they were charmed by her wonderful con-
yeraatlonal powers. She Is looking exceedlhsy
we'll and 80 far has stood the trip splendidly.
Al Charlotte n large crowd, including many
ladies' had gathered at the depot hoping -
catch q glimpse of her. but she kept out OF
sight lady correspondent boarded tho car
for tho purpose OF interviewing Miss WINNIE
but Mayor Hllyson intercepted her and she in-
tcryiewed him instead. 49,.
The trip Ia, OF course, great strain upon MISS
Winnie. but she feels IL her duty to take It.
Al Greenville. S. C.. Colonel Hoyt and others
had a short conference with Mayor Klyson reia-
tive TO the demonstration that will take place
there when the funeral train comes through.
Colonel Hoyt says the veterans and the active
military and the ladies viii be at The depot nc
matter how late IN the night the train arrives or
what tho character Of the weather.
We were much disappointed that Colonel John
y. Cary did not meet Us az Charlotte, rs we were
advised he would. but hopo ne will follow our
train. or has gone on ahead. MRS. DAVIS VII
leave New York for Richmond Tuesday morn
ing We expect TO meet Mrs. Hayes In New
Orleans.
Up to the present our train has been on time
at every point and, though tho weather Is very
hot the Journey has been very pleasant. AS 70.
CARDS toe suggested change In the itinerary ol
the funeral train 20 as 70 take in Danvile Mayor
Ellyson says he has no objection 10 MAKE pu,
the matter must be settled By the authorities OF
the Danylle railroad. u' "'J'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
CHAS. FOSTER FAILS,
THE ex-SEcTV OF THE TREASURY
FORCED TO MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT.
His Downfall Duo 70 Devotion to Politics
and to Efforts to Build Up
Fostorin.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

FosroRra, o., May 26.-Ex.secretary-o'.the
Treasury Charles Foster startled the business
world this morning by making an assignment ot
his vast business interests for the benefit OF MS
creditors. His assignee Is J. D. Gormiee'
prominent banker OF Bucyrus and warm
friend OF Mr.. Fosters. Tho liabilities are given
out by Mr. Foster az being 5000, 900 and the as
sets about the same. He made tho assignment
during the night and the papers were nled al
Thin by bis attorney
At an early hour this morning tho bank OF
Foster & Co. was closed on an attachment for
$4,000 in favor Of the Isaac iartcr Milling Conn
pany. and at the same time the wholesale gro-
Gerry house OF Davis Il Foster was closed by an
attachment for sl. 200 IN favor Of o. T. Brown.
The presence Of the Sheriff was the nrst inkling
many people had that there was something
wrong.
A STATEMENT.
Mr. Foster gave 70 the public to-day state
ment Of the causes that led 20 his failure, ana IN
It appears this paragraph at is only Just TO
myself TO say that two things have caused my
downfall Ono was neglect OF business occa-
stoned by my devotion TO politics and the other
an oyer-Zealous desire TO build up tos:orla.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
A GROCERY STORE AFIRs.
A Blaze Injuries s. UIlman's Sons to the
Extent of About 1000.

Fire vas discovered in the rear OF tho second
story Of tho large double grocery store OF ;. Uli-
mans sons 1920 and 1892 east Main street,
shortly after l O'Clock this morning.
An alarm was sounded from Box a.. corner
Nineteenth ana Cary streets,by Vnicer crane OF
tbe police force. and the department was soon
on hand with streams upon the burning Dulii-
ipg The flames We're Kept confined 70
inc rear portion of the second story
of the atore, and the first or main moor
was only damaged by water. The blaze 0risi-
mated in the northeast corner near one oi the
MINER windows, and Is thought TO nave peen
started by an inccudiary, as an olicer was LOOK
inc IN the alley back OF the premises Tor a negro
VINO was alleged 10 have robbed "A money-draHer
IN the vicinity shortly before tho alarm o' ure
was sounded. - , . no,,,
the place and no accurate information a. 10
cnrna,e aud insurancs could be obtained. Tho
injury To the STOCK and building, however, IL
cstimated at 81, 900. ana Is thought 10 DO lniy
covered by insurance. -. -
The smoke from the FIRE pormeated tae ad-
,oining buildings and n lady sleeping III the up
nor story Of No. 1924 east Main street had 10 DO
iaken down upon a ladder In semi-conscious
con iition 10y the nremen, while two young men
vere cNrried from their sleeping apartments III
the rear OF that building IN the same mahhei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
naotb of Miss Warthen.

Miss Maggie Warthen died yesterday morning
q, Tho Retreat FOR tho sick after long illness.
last win.er the deceased fell upon 'Ao ice on the
.,,,',,s ba eueo her end. Under the ADVICE
Of SeT pnysiclan she was moved to tho Retreat
Iass MonIay. and an operation was performed
upon her but the efforts 20 save her NE proNea
iosatJe d,-, ,sltion and many excellent qualities,
WAS the orranisi at the old-Market church ana
a consistent member of the First Presbyterian
church. She Was daughter OF the la'o ' Nts.
Margaret A. Warthen, WHOM she survivor Vn''
twenty-three months - ., ,,,rs,
Inc funeral will take place from the rls' ii'
presbyter,an church this afternoon at ocloOA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
THE MARRIAGE POSTPONED.
Sudden Illness Of tho Expectant Bride.
groom-Great Crowds Coming.

fCorrespondenceof the Richmond Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA, May 2G.-Mr L. V. short.
well-xnown and popular young merchant on
south Sycamore street. was TO have been mar
ried yesterday afternoon 10 Miss Alice, daughter
OF Mr. II. /. Moore, OF Dinwiddlc. About noon
the exnecfnnt bridegroom lott his store for bis
home to prepare for the wedding. While dress.
lug he WAS taken suddenly AMI violently III
and for many hours bis condition was regarded
as very critical. Two physicians attended nm.
To-day ho Is somewhat better. but rtil very
sick. or course, under the circumstances the
marriage had to bo postponed
A great crowd of our people Will 90 70 hlch.
mond on the 3lst 10 attend tho reinternent OF
the remains Ot ox-Presldent Davis.
Mr. Walter Poarch, n resident OF hose street,
lost l25 chickens yesterday from the ELECTS, ~
- supposed, Of poison.
match game Of baseball will be played nero
tomorrow afternoon between the home team
and the Forest Hills, Of Manchester.
The University team Is fixed for Two games
here on the 10th and 18th OF jane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Eunaways Yesterday.

Tho team OF Mr.. NJ. Rosenbanm took irighi AZ
n, sIectrIc-car on Third and Clay streets yester-
day afternoon and ran away. Tho vehicle cor,
nded with q carriage OF MI; stefAe anu WA. ues
broken. while Mr. Rosenbaum' carriage was
badiy damaged. The colored driver was sighty
hurt -. 49,. poo,, Wall
paner Company ran away about noon, but attsI
.~,'s sone distance the animal fell. IL was not
hurt. -. . ,o~so nj
on Fourteenth and Main streets morse Nv :
sn, dssbed agny Tho driver jumped out tho
yehicle and escaped without injury. one OF INC
shafts was brox on from tho buggy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
A Broken Arm and u Collision.

lCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, May 26.-Yesteriay
evening while Il steamer belonging TO Mr. X. A.
FlAtiOrd WAS passing through the ara" Oh 'he
railroad bridge at Acquia creek, having in tow q
barge loaded with rallroai-ties, the barge struck
the cable-box and smashed II. The engineer.
lust before reaching the bridge foil In the hold
of the steamer and broke his arm, which accl"
dent caused the collision.
Mrs. Iarvie Spence, OF Richmond, who died
from Injuries sustained by horse running away
and throwing her from buggy, was niece Of
Mrs T.. &. Rowe. Of this city
Mr. William c. Shepherd and Miss Clemma
Turner both of this city, were married here to-
day by Rev. Melzi :. Chancellor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
R1cuMnNn Va May 2e. 1893

A public meeting Of the Democratic
voters of Richmond and Name hester. who
favor the nomination Of Colonel A. S bu-
ford for Governor, will be held at on early
date probably Mondav afternoon the 29;b.
for organization and work in the promotion
of his canvass. -,
Further notice of hour and place Will DO
given in the public press.
Let Us come together. friends, and do
here at home what we believe IS best for
our State, and what is right III this matter
towards our distinguished fellow-citIzen
md neighbor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27

the record {. was found that Messrs. Curtis.
Mountcastle, and Kpps were the gentlemen from
the Grounds and Buildings Committee who
comprised the subcommittee. This body tho
Colonel went on 20 rsy, visited New Yo.k,
Washington. Philadelphia, and other cities and
reported a decided preference for metallic flles.
THEY wERE TBB SAME.
Mr.. Gunn: "Are not the gentlemen who con-
stituted tho subcommittee the same who voted
for Mir. Bolyin?n
An examination OF the record showed thai
they we're.
Mr.. Guigon moved that Mr. AilenY. Stokcs DO
summoned 10 attend tho next meeting Of tho
committee Adopted.
1t was then l0:so O'Clock and the investigators
adjourned until O'Clock next Thursday night
The subcommittee from this body apponto Cd
TO select stencgrapher met In the once OF MIR.
A. B. Guigon yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
and elected Mr.. G. Is. Saunders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Christian church. Bramblston Ward, vas LAID
with Masonic ceremonies, Owens Lodge, With
District Deputy Grand Master John ". jenkins
ofYiciAting, escorted by Gricc Commentary.
Knights TemplAr, and the City Band Addressce
were delivered By Rev. J. !. Vance. Res. A. ).
Lloyd. and others
DID NOT PAT.
George 9. Jones, who has besn appointed re.
ceiver Of the Virginia Beach railroad. ts prssl-
dent Of the company. The road has not been
earning enough to pay current Expenses and tho
interest on its bonds Tor some years, and proba-
bly, never paid as an Investment.
Information has boon received from Washing
ton announcing tho death In that city OF Thomas
Morrisctt. . Norfolk hotel man.
Captain George A. Mushbach, Who IL hghtin Z
tho poltcy-shops here, has returned 10 Aiexa3-
dria-
COMING MARRIAGE.
Ensign Thomas Pickett Masruder, Uuits.I
States navy. and Mss Rose B0gsn, daughter Of
the late Naval Constructor George n. Boush,
will DO quietly married on Monday Afternoon
next at the residence Of the family, In washins-
ton, ID. c.
Mr.. w. l. Edwards, clerk al the Atlantis anf
Danviile depot, and Miss Bealah cuipeper.
q daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Culpeper, ol
Portsmouth. eioped 20 Elizabeth City, y. G., yes.
terday and wero married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Their Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
National Building and Investment Association
of Virginia was held yesterday at the o1ice, eOo
Bank street Tho report Of the secretary ana
manager showed that a very good business had
been done 10y the association and that its assets
exceed its liabilities by S4J.4lGi7.
Tho following directors were elected: Andrew
Pizzili Jr., VI. f. Bradley, John Chamblin, Bor-
nard A. Brnucr, and William B. PizZinL MIR. W.
NJ. Gillian was elected general attorney and
Thomas l.. Aifriend Insurance agent The old
officers were reelected to serve for another year,
and Messrs. John Chamblin and u. 4. Brauer
uero elected trtstcpg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27

Mr.. Louis Waiter, the proprietor OF an ice-creain
factory Al No. 2lOJ east Broad street, died
Thursday night at 10 O'Clock from the shock IN
c,dept to a rupture and other internal injuries
he received while oyertaxins bis strength INC
-. 90 o'clock in the afternoon TO grease the
wheels OF a wagon. In lifting tho Vehlclo ne 80
strained himself as 10 suncor the cotuS auu
,onscies az the abdomen and % produce Other
.,,0,,s iniurtee The sufferer, who was about OS
wears OF age. WAS taken into his house ani pr.
Nirrintus Harrison Was summoned' Dut no sahA
rapidly aud soon lost consciousness. .-,,..
and several children. .,- ,,.,..,,
Tre innsral will take piaco from the Eyangol-
cal Lutheran bethlehem church tomorrow al
,crncon at A o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
SON AND GRANDSON or Mr.. DAVIS.
Their Remains Exhumed at Memphis ana
on the Way to Richmond.
fBy telegrn oh To the Dispatch.


MEMPHIS, TENN, May 26.-One OF the children
OF Jefferson Davis will be disinterred from Elm
wood cemetery, in this city. to-day. There are
two buried here. but the romans of only one can
safely be removed. Ihoy arc those OF Wllnani
IL Davis. who died in 1872 at the age OF 10
years. The other son, Jefferson Davis Jr., died
in 1873 OF yelow-feyer, and the Board OF Health
does not consider II safe to remove his romans
until the winter. The romans of Jenerson DaSiS
IIayes. grandson OF tho Confederate leader, will
also be- exhumed, and ths remains OF tho two
will DO shipped tonight direct to Richmond va:
j. A. Hayes and his wife, who is the Oldest
daughter Of jefferson Davis, are IN the city, ana
will Ioaye to-morrow night for New Orleans.
where they will Join Miss Winnie Davis ana tho
committee appointed to accompany the remains
OF the ex- Confederate leader TO their last rest
ing-place in Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Conditional sales Made.

Especial telegram 70 The Dlspatch.I
BoYpToS, Va, May 26.-Yesterday Mr. Norge
land, special commissioner. sold the Dugser
house. a small brick structure used tor omees,
70 Mr. John Dugger for $500. The court has to
coutlrm the sale. Mr.. George Finch. SPECIAL
commissioner, sold TO-DAY Wayerly. valuable
tract OF land lying on the Roanoke river and the
property OF the late Colonel william n bas3er-
VILE. 20 Mr.. William Morton, OF Charlotte coun-
ty, for "a per acre, subject 70 confirmation OF
ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27

The city ambulance made responses to calls
Yesterday as follows
At +. VI. TO DlIs tobacco-iactory, corner ol
Twenty-nrst and Franklin streets, 10 colorel
man who had been taken sick. Ho was treated
and left.
At5P NJ. 10 the ParK-Place Pharmacy to a
sick white man. who was carried To hls resi-
dence, No 60 east Franklin street
Al q:3O p. NJ. to the corner Of Fifth and Leigh
streets, where there was "A very III colored woman
upon tho street. She was taken to tho aims
house.
At1l:lO p, NJ. 10 tho Second Police station u
n white man suffering with fits, ilo was from
Chesterfield county and was takon to almshouse
fOr treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Augusta Cotton Report
fHv taiaora nh IN tina Dlslatch

AUGUSTA. GA, May 26.-keports from tho
Augusta cotton district arc as follows; Sino
correspondents report good condition. sixtoen
Door, and three backward. twelve good stands.
fourteen not very good. Thirty-sir report plant
blooming too coon. Tho financial condition Of
tho planters is generally such as 70 enable them
TO cultivate the crop undertaken. Lhbor u
ample. ana from the present outlook fifteen cor
respondents report that An average crop viii ~
harvested. TEeniY-thrco report - per CEN.
SIX report 80 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27

The contract for draping the Davis Nan.
sion has been awarded to Messrs. NJ. M!t-
teldorier ~ Son. tho Richmond decorators.
This firm onlyemploy home talent.and their
decorating is not done by workmen rom
Pennsylvania, as Is the method used py
other parties soliciting work IN tins clty.
Patronizs home industry aud secure readb1s
work ut the forrest price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
EXCITING LEGISLATIVE SCENE.
sharp Oratoricai Passage a. Arms-Dan.
ger of Duel.
(By telegraph to tho Dispa,cs.l

IBy telegraph 20 tbo UrpntcA.I
FRANKFORT, KY, May @6.-rhcrc ia danger of
a meeting between two members Of the House
OF Representatives ss a result of tho most ex
citing scens In the history OF that body. Tho
House had under consideration what IL known as
the anttstrtke law, the object OF which Is 10 pre-
vent tho unlawful practice % interfering with
traffic and transportation. Representative kre-
mer, OF Louisville, favored tho measure. Mr..
Bolts Of shelby, opposed tho hill. and during his
remarks referred 20 kremer as potters clay in
the hands OF the corporations Mr. kremer
rprang 10 his feet and likenei Bolts 10 Judss
IscarIot. lie went across the aisle and branded
Bolts al - and ssoundrel ant applied osssr
epithets. Mr.. Bolts made move towards krc-
mer, bu I friends prevented the two from clinch-
ing Krsmer rushed out ~ the hall and returnot
soon with a revolver. but friends oyerpc wcred
him aud kept him In q House clOak-rOOm until
ho cooled off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
p.,,o, ue,ghts schools Close.

r,a c,oslng exercises OF tho public school al
1arson Heights took place last night IN the
= eW,sxam. !" with a large crowd in attendance.
Mr.. c. A. Boyce, OF Richmond College, 0. pre-
n,cn ,ssa a graceful effort. ho introduced Hon.
Jonu L. Massey. who made an excellent speech ws
Minesroe Folkss, while Mr. fnsssi mo- mo counss sais
surerlutepdsut a. oil schools, mado phort tauk'
r - sar'.,sss by the children were very inte-
rssiins. Tho teachers st the school ouripf ,ns
pest sessicn we're Missss Lena Noble ana Asps
Jiap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Early Sent On-Dwciline Burned.
,c...,.i ,alayra ~, IN tha Disnateh

ROANOKE. Va, May 26.-Robert Early, the boy
who stabbed Albert Wilson two weeks ago, was
sent on TO the grand Jury by Justice Turner to-
day. Wilson was well enough to appear IN
court.
An unoccupied two-story frame dwelling be-
longing 20 ID. B. Barbour. in the northern part
T the city, was destroyed by Ere last night, eyl.
IDENTITY the work Of al incendiary. The build
ing was valued at 81, 200, and was partially in'
sure1.