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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-06

REMEMBER-A
You will find in this immense stock OF
Fine Footwear, shoes for the rich as
we'll as shoes for the poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
A PRETTY INDIAN BRIDE
MISS TILLTE. DAUGHTEK az c"i'
sMI1H, 10 WED MR.. TOMS
Remotc Cherokee-North Csroiinas
Law ON Marriages.

ASHENILLE. n. c.. Feb. 22.-Specal'-
Invitations We're issued TO the maTiase
OF Thomas w. Potter. superintendent OF
the Indian training school at yellow hiil'
Swain county, and Indian agent at that
point to Lille r.. daughter OF the late
Nimrod j. Smith, chief OF the eastern
band Of CherOkees. which probably oc-
CURED at Cherokee. y. G.. to-day. The
bride is a sister OF Richard II. Smith,
who lately married a white woman. Miss
Dickson, OF New York.
Cherokee Is some distance from
telegraph Office and no report has been
received hero~to-nieht
As such a marriage as the one content
plated is forbidden by the laws Of North
carolina. IL is difficult to understand how
this impediment is to be circumvented'
thoueb il is probable the interested par
ties have fully considered the matter ana
made provision for every contingency tha1
may arise. ,.,
term Of Madison County Court commerce
ing next Monday and the capital cdses'
numbering nearly fifteen, will propaoy
consume the entire term. Unless these
causes are removed for trial 10 other
counties of the district. as the solicitor -
permitted to do in certain cases ulue'
our sta tutes the probability OF conNiclihs
any of the defendants in these cases Oh
murder is extremely small
Major j. NJ. Blair. one Of the land
marks Of Asheville, died yesterday. lie
was stricken with paralysis several weeks
ago, and his death was not unexpected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
IN CHANCERY.

This day came the plaintiff Amela -
Bravley. and, By leave or the court hitl
her amended and supplemental pll III el,7
cause making new parties 10 TINS SUIT
The object OF which suit IL 10 nave lhc
estate of Jeremiah Brayley, deceased
settled and administered uhdfl anu ny
direction OF the court nm TINS cause 10 ut-
teruina TO whom the said estate pelpHb''
a-'d a. declare the plaintiff and her TWO
infant children, Warren ). blayiey anu
Bonfamln IA. Brayley, 20 DE the WHO"
and heirs-at-ldw of said Bfayiey' ana a3
such entitled 10 TINS entre esth.e Nilu
H. further object of this suit b. 10 have
The court determine the rights OF the
complainant IN a certain tract OF iaNN'
with the Improvements thereon, Ut th'
county of Henrico. wherein sald Jete-
miah Brayley resided az me uiic "l MS
death and 10 have the said property ue-
creed TO belong 10 the plalniiH under a
certain contract mentioned IN the Dill.
And an affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendants, George NichS
and Susan Wicks, his wife; Dolly Sayels'
Worv r. Gomez. and - Gomez. her
husband. Malaga Spain and - Spain,
her husband. Alice b. Sprague ana care
ton Sprague her husband, pidCe ~.
Keiting and Francis Root heltlns' hef
husband; James Bray iey' Husa" hi"Sa'S
culver. and. John culver, het huSp'h"
Louise George. and cyrus Peorse. n'r
husband. Homer Brayley. susie 9h7NA
and Hiram Slsby. her husDand' ma TICS
RrayleN. John bidylt1s N'Ht''iN ~
.Iusilp Rrayley. an infant under the age
of twenty-one years, Florence WheelocA.
Ernest Wheelock Otis Wheelock, William
Hnxtable and Mary Nhaley are non
residents of the State OF virginia, ahH
The said plaintiff I'm her amended and sup
Elemental hin having made certain par
lies. viz: the unknown heirs oil Jeremiah
t5,.,.iov deceased defendants, by the
General description Of parties unknown.
and an affidavit having been also made
and filed that the names OF tne said
narties are unknown. and that they are
,pon'-resi1ents Of the State Of Virginia. "
is IS ordered that said nonresident defen-
aorts and said unknown defendants do
appear mere within fteen days days ai an5 ' se
IL, H. necessary 10 protect their IN
terests herein And this cause rs re-
monded 10 rules to be- matured upon the
said amended and supplemental Dill
\ copy este. ,.-.,... ,.,-,.
JOHN T.. BROADDuS. Clerk
Edmund Waddill, Jr, p. q. fe-''-f-'w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

DEPUTY. and dared any one OF the officers
IN Law a hand upon him No one tried to
enforce the order of the Speaker after
this bciliecrent declaration. and Mr. Cum
mines rctired so the privacy OF his COM
mittec room.
psnouncsd tire Arrest.
As soon as the House opened and Mr.
Cummings got an opportunity nc aIosc
and denounced The action OF MS arrest
In no measured terms. and then iaunched
forth into "a TRADE against the so-calied
dcsocration Of Washington's birthday
lie then made motion TO adjourn
which was defeated, but succeeded IN
nlibustcring during tho entire day, mueh
30 AIR. Bland's chagrin, who tried haru
TO get the House TO consider ms shVeI
bin.
Besides AIR Cummings, there are about
twenty members under arrest this morn
ing. and the farce will again be enacted
of hearing excuses and letting them house.
without further punishment
It was noticeable fact this morning
that when Mr.. Bagby was offering the
morning prayer-an eloquent tribute 10
the hero Of the day-memher after mem
Der arose TO their feet. with the single
exception of Mr.. Bland. The fact was
noticed because attention was called 10
20 by a member from Michigan, who sald
half jokingly and half in earnest: "see
that. see that Mr.. Bland Will never
get his bill through. unless he rises when
prayer is offered" II. l.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

illing Of the committee vacancies caused
py the retirement OF seha'o'S "n''e
anu Nalthall -
While tbe ,nsugurators Of the move
fncnt for ~ ,.,,c,,a refuse 10 discuss the
motives witch actuate them iu the mat
ter. Their. h. ro room for doubling that
II is 10 be held 0i q sufficient number
oi signatures should DC "ptainedl Tor
The purpose OF considering the Items In
the tarin bill which are unsatisfactory
10 certain senators 81,
After he two days iui', caused by inc
Withdrawal OF senator MINIS from the
Senate subcommittee on nnanee' ana MS
renewal IN a~eoeiation with that organi-
cation. tho e,bcommittee, az soon az the
Senate a1f,,rned this afternoon. resumed
it's slffin, - took up the tangled ends
OF the ta,,f I'm in the hope OF reaching
some conrlnsion before the caucus meets
MONDAY
The effort IN get the Democrats together
I'm cauore b.s aroused some feeling. for
the cain 10 hei,g circulated by Democrats
who are sid 10 be- obiecting to the
policy uure,,e5 by the committee. Mem
bers Of the Finance Committee this after
noon denied any knowledge officially OF
sdch call.
IT does not appear probable that any
caucus can be had mat VIII prove bind
ing on the party, ana il VIII prooapiy re-
suit in what an say oaucuses prove 10
bc-urrre conferences where an exchange
tnat oan'ot d. urdone in the Senate.
Para tfnu- Caucus Ton.
Some OF the Dcmocraiic members OF TIE
House Who thiDk 'hal hie"s vi IS mus W
taken TO prevent repe1'lons Oh me Ie@u-
Jock in which The House mus i'sc'l GA
the Gland seignorase Dill lia"leu pei
tian fo~ a. caucus this afternoon. The
t.a,.r he broadlv u0rded, stating that the
ral +. a.. tho pgrooso OF cOnsidering the
pro,fiet,, ~ cbangne the rules Of the
Hons. viii. reference % The c0Urso that
shouls bo r,irsued by the House whom
members fau fo vote, m q that the Cau-
o,s .h,u be- held as soon as the pending
DID. i5 disposed or
Eepresontative Paynter, OF Kentucky
circulated the payer ana obtained OH
hundred names. some Of the opponents o.
fha p1ord hin si.uing as well as its
snf..,rt.-. ,rf. impOsSibiity Of attempt
Inc IN chance the rules while the Blanc
hiu has tho right of way 80 that vote
o, tbot measure could be forced wa
reroorized hut when the bill is out OF th'
vav having been passed. defeated, o
eiven no. Democrats intend To devise
possible. some method Of transacting busi
ness.
Those who signed the paper did no
commit themselves 10 any stand for o
against o. proposition to change the rules
but merely signned their desire TO dis
cuss the question. although. as matte
OF fact. the siguers are understood {.
desire a change.
Representative Payn,er has drawn u
the form Of a rule which he will pro
pose for recording members as presen
and not voting.
Mr.. Paynter's proposed rule is somewha
similar In that presented TO the Hous
of Representatives boy Mr.. De Almond
of Missouri. but omits the fine which Nh
DE Almond would infilct for refusal Z
I vote.
II provides that recalcitrants shall b
noted ON the Journal OF the clerk as pres
ent and bee counted by the Speaker 70
the purpose OF making quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Brief Session of the senate.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Feb. 22.-Jhere
was no business transacted Ia the senate
to-day beyond the passage or House
hin 10 extend the time for building
street railroad on the military RESERVE
ton of Fort Riley. Kan. small DISCUS
sion was started by MI. hoaI over an
article in the New y Ork Times, relating
10 the establishment in the state or
Florida Of the Honduras Lottery, sur
vival Of the Louisiana Lottery, ana the
DAVIS session was wound up by the read
ing Of WashingtOn's farewell address. it
was the third time I'm late years OF the
observance OF that ceremony, OF winch
Mir Hoar IS the author ON the ilrst occa-
sion Mr.. ingalls, of Kansas. was the
reader. ON The second Mr.. Henderson, of
Nebraska. and to-day Mr.. Martin, on
Kansas There were few senators pres
ent. and at the close OF the reading, ~
80 =. NJ, th Senate adjourned until
Monday.
When the lottery incident was pending
Mr.. H0ar asked Mr. Pasco whether he
knew anything on the subject. lie was
informed by that senator that the matter
had aroused great attention IN Florida,
and that he did not think that an effort
To- establish the lottery business there
would bee successful
Mr. Vest said that he had been IN
Tampa Fla during the Christmas week,
and had noticed a large brick building
there which was known as the printing
Office OF the Louisiana Lottery. lie htd
been informed that the superintendent
Honduras. where the drawing TOOK place.
and then came back TO Tampa and had
the returns printed.
Mr. PascO said that every cffort would
De made 10 prevent the establishment OF
the lottery business in Florida. He was
utterly opposed TO il. The State was re-
cciVing no benefit from It.. and II was the
prayer OF the State officials and all the
good people generally thai the system
should not have any root or foundation
there.
Mr. can. the other senator from Florida,
declared that neither the people OF Flor
ida nor the laws had any connection with
the lottery business, and were lot re-
spOnsible for il in any shape or form.
Mn. Washbun suggested that Mr.. Hoar
was very Inconsistent IN appealing 10
Federal legislation TO put down gambling
i'm Tampa. after his opposition last Con-
gress 10 the bill TO prevent gambling III
futures"
Mr. Hoar replied that the two things
were very dissimilar. He had called at
tention this morning TO an article IN the
New York paper setting forth with great
detail the Importation from abroad or
certain implements of gambling. and the
senator from Minnesota gravely asked
how that differed from permitting "A con-
tract made in New York or chicago 10
bee performed i'm Minneapolis.
Alr WashbuTn: Never 10 be performed.
These contracts are not contracts. Ihey
are simply stages or wedges
After some further colloquOy the sub
iect was dropped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Cnlnninl Cnn-tnI Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG Va. Feb. 22.-Spe-
cial.-There was am appointment for the
executive committee of the College Of
William and Mary 10 meet here to-day
but only two members put ion their ap-
pearance General William -. Taliaierro
and l!r T. g.. Berth Failing thus to STE
cure "a quorum il has been determined
10 meet in Richmond tomorrow where
other members of the committee are az
present, and who were too busily engaged
to come down 20 this place.
Mr.. John Odlum, an octOgcnarian. ilY-
ing here with his daughter Mrs. BenJa-
min Long was found dead lon his bed
yesterday morning, and whose appear-
ance indicated that death had taken place
several hours before Deceased was q
carpenter by trade. and up TO a short
time ago was remarkably vigorous Tor
One of his advanced years.
Mr. Daniel JONES' who lived IN me
upper end OF this county, died at his
home few days ago Air. Jones was Che
father OF Mrs Biuus. the wife OF one
of our merchants. who VAS go his bed
SIDE when ha breathed his last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
THE sfEDIcAL EDITORS.
They Express Themselves Highly Gratiiied
WI II Moth Carolina.


Raleigh. y. g.. Feb. 1.-The medieo-
editorial party which has made am extern
sive tour through the South. Tor the
purpose OF examining the sanitary quail
ties of the Piedmont region. especially
IN North Carolina Will leave Portsmouth
this evening upon the old Dominion Inc.
They were entertained last night By the
Chamber Of Commerce la Raleigh. al "a
handsome banquet. which was preceded
by a reception, in which the ladies OF
the city took part. and was followed by a
social gathering at the club. The Chief
Justice and Associate Justices OF me
Supreme Court. were among those VINO
received the distinguished visitors.
The physicians expressed themselves
most highly pleased with reference 20
the natural conditions which obtain in
cerinin parts of North Carolina. and
which are favorable for The purpose of
sanitation. Their report viii shortly br
published in The medical journals, ana
given 10 the press. Because of the OBJ
iect Of their visit and the wide reputa-
ton OF the individual members OF the
marty. this tour through the South has
attracted widespread attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
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For further % formation send OF eau at tho
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
THAT CHLORINE Gas JOKE.
The Authorities Have Their Ewes on the
Students and Arrests WIN Follow.

ITHACA. y. y, Feb. 22.-The city au-
thorities think they have several clues
That will lead 10 the arrest Of the sopho-
mores who caused the death of Mary
jackson. the colored cook. by liberating
chlorine gas En- the kitchen adjoining the
dining-rOOm. where the freshmen were
holding class supper TUESDAY msnt.
They think they know who purchased the
tools 90 make the holes in the uoor OF
the kitchen. and whore some of the chem
icals came from. The suspected students
are being watched, and viii be arrested
n they try TO leave town
Students Patterson, McNail and Me
outlook. who were suffering from the
fumes Of ter gas. are slowly recovering.
Exciting developments are expected, Tor
ohvsi, ians say that amy one who knew
hcv 20 arrange the chemicals md appa-
ratus used TO produce chlorine gas must
have known how deadly the gas that was
generated
Nleet is foreman Of the coroners jury
that is sitting ON the case.
President Schurman, of Cornell bniNer-
sity, said to-day.
bile circumstance two facts should he
First First. 1t IS not known that the perpcira-
tors Of the act are members OF the uni
Nersity.
second. II is not known that the act was
me act of the sophomore class or of any
other class i'm the university.
The Individual offenders, whoever tAev
NAV be- will. il is hoped. be discovered
and punished according 10 the severity OF
The offence. II has been the policy Of the
Cornell University 20 treat its students
not ass school boys, but as men. They are
answerable to the law for their conduct
and the civil authorities have for years
past understood that no immunity was
cXpected or desired by the university au-
thorities for students guilty OF violating
the law or OF conduct unbecomng
men or gentlemen. This policy has re-
suited la a very high standard of char
acter and conduct among Cornell stu
dents. And this reputation cannot be
wfested from them by the act of one or
more individuals, whether members of
the university or not. who are responsible
for the deplorablc occurrence Of Tuesday
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

Joseph v. Dory, of Warsaw, H.. Was
troubled with rheumatism and tried q
number Of different remedies. but says
none Of them seemed to do him any good,
but finally he got hold OF one that speedi-
~ cured him. lie was much pleased witk
IL and felt sure that others similarly
afflicted would like 10 know what the
REMEDY was that cured him. lie states
for the benefit Of the public thar 4 10
called Chamherain's Pain Ealm. FOR
sale by Owens & Minor llric Company.
+. 81 Slaughter. T.. L. Reeves a CO..
and " c. Forstmsnn. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
rnnAcco EXCHANGE.

The lia.-efcHMOND. VA. Feb y, 1894.
print. %
BEEN flls' in s jenkins Tor!ed TO the secretary
weeks before Christmapa9Ssco h az, l5.rin %
at IIzzia'- inata4.. 4, - -'H'' 'N'' ~
Total. A. hogsheads. .. 49, .t.,..
The tobacco inspector reports loI"AN
Inspectioms-B Bright. ! hossnead' daih. ~
hogsheads and uerce. keinspecI,ionIS
Fright. l hogshead western. :. hossneaua'
seabrooke's. Allegheny, old Dominion,
Myers Shelbume's. and Shockoe lopaey2
vvSrehouses report to-day Receipts, Oh
packages: deliveries, 81 packages.
special sale Of fine dark loose 10
baccos al DavenpOrts warehouse Tor To-
a lot OF Virginia and other good loose
tobaccOs will bee offered az the Planters
warehouse tomorrow. in,
A very fine break Of loofe tohaccos VIII
d. offered az Shelburne' warehouse To-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

WASHINGTON. -. g.. Feb - The
Nl,v Department has been informed Of
the arrival 81 the Ranger at la Liber-
tada. Salvador. Yesterday.
rhe term Of Commodore larquhar as
chief nf The Naval Bureau OF Yards and
Dorks will end March 9Th, and The can
diiates FOR the position are making a
,torv determined light Commander
pshop. now at the Naval Observatory,
is tbe latest aspirant FOR the honor. 1t
is rlimored at the Navy Department that
CAPTAIN y. o. Matthews viii secure the
prize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
WIMIN nrLrsEs 10 rlLK.
His Former Subjects" on Staten Island
shocked ~ He Arrest.


NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Erastus Wiman
steadfastly declines 10 receive visitors
since his Incarceration la the Tombs with
the exception of his lawyers and mem-
bers Of his family. Warden fallon says
that Mr.. Wiman, under the circumstances,
does not appear undulv depressed. ana
seems TO take matters easily. After the
first great surprise al his arrest he seemed
10 have summoned much courage anu
does not betray any unusual amount oil
anxiety Intend |
In response 20 a note request read an /
terview. Mr.. Wiman sent out subject of |
written statement. southern
Would be very glad to,lded ms sun
the advice of General na tla.'i.s- u Ia
no statement till my turn comes. Am
sorry 10 deny anything 90 newspaper
man. but must adhere to that determine
ton for the present When the ammun-
ton of the moving powers against me is
exhausted. and their hired men are done
arraiening and trying me In the news
paper-. il will be time for me TO speak"
The arrest OF Erastus Wiman was re-
ceived with a shock on Staten Island
his home. The story was at first generally
discredited. and newshoys who attempted
to sell papers giving accouta or the
arrest. were put of the trains. and were
not allowed TO sell papers on the
streets.
Wiman has always been held in high
esteem hy nearly everybody ou staten
Island. Mrs Wiman Is nearly heart
broken with grief over her husband s.
arrest, bat she believes that Doe IS iu-
nocent.
From an that can Dr. learned Wimln
has So FAR made mo- special effort 10 get
ID. ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
clndstonc nay Not stand Tor Midlothian

LONDON. Fob 29.-Ncc0rding 70 the
Scotch Tnionist press. the Conservative.
Unionist. and Liberal election agents have
been warned of dissolution Of Parlia-
mont. which will without doubt occur
within thirty days. and instructions have
election. IL lis also said that Alr. Glad
stone viii probably NOT stand for re-elec-
ton. in which case Sir James Carmlchael
viii doubtless he the Liberal candldate
for the Midlothian seat, occupied by MI
Gladstone since 1880
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
l,eerease In Tohacce Acraare

NORTHAMPTON, MASS Feb D.
last years crop Of tobacco is unsold, the
scarcity OF money being the cause, aud
The prospects of an increased acreage in
tobacco the coming season are small
While the large raisers will set out about
the same amount mere WIZ he marked
falling on among the smaller growers
and n decrease of from ten to twenty
per cent. is not at all improbable in the
acreage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Fnr. ID cIlnes Diplomatic Honors.
Al Editnr,. KecomIn endation.

Mr.. c. T.. Davis. editor OF The Bloom
field Gowa) Farmer. says: Il can recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TO
an sufferers with colds and Group. nave
used IL I'm my family for the past TWO
wears. and have found 1t the best / ever
used for the purposes for when il - IN
t.,dedn Fiftv cent bottles for sale 10y
owens a Minor Drug Company, =. NJ
slauabter. r.. p. Reeves & CO., and H. q.
Forstmaun druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
srytTE 4UCUs oS THE TAEIfF'
enstors Brics. Bn'Ier' Hin an" zane V
want One Ca'l-d for Monday

WASHINGTON, j. c. FEB. sen
a,o,s PRICE. rili. and Caffery be con-
ference in Senator Buffers committee
room to-day and ten minutes ail'' ["
IA hce., concluded Senator Butitf was
'',,cnlating a cali for "A Dcmocisu' CAV,
ems 40 he held Monday mprnlns a., !
O'clock a. consider the iariH quef'.h"
IA Tor other purposes, such ~ the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
BfG S.fLE AZ OXFORD.
a Sands y Son Retire-M Movements IN tue
LEAF Iobacco rad.

OXFORD. y. C., Feb. 24.-'ro-day the
well-known Arm Of \. Sands * sons
FOR many years past ono of the largest
dry goods establishments IN the
STATE. sold out their stock Of merchanuise
10 Lester T.. Wright for spot cash.
The inventory. it is supposed now WIZ
approximate some $4,000. l.. =. virgin
the purchaser. Is "A merchant OF enter
prise and thrift. he has bousnl our 20
less than three stocks OF soou9 "''''i''
the last year or two.
The sales of leaf tobacco hefe uie
heavy and the prices are s"'iSi"S0'S'
This is a live tobacco market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
UHIPPED ny WHITE cars.
Two Farmers Who Had Given Information
TO the Authorities About Counierfcting

CHARLESTON. KANAWHA COUNTY.
~. VA, Feb. ut is Just learned that
ID. T.. Williams and William Tnrley. two
ipoffonsive farmers, were terribly whip
ned by white caps about ten miles from
his city night before last.
The men came 10 Charleston to-day ana
s,,nrc out warrants for their ASSISTANTS.
THE victims had given information 10
tho Government about CONTRIBUTING
down ian their neighborhood.