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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
MARRY HsLIFdI.
Crops Abundsnt-T, bscco Yielding Good
Price nd s,aine in Abundance.

fFlCe ~ a 'raine IN ADuHhh"'e'
HOUSTON, VA, Dec. 1.--Special.-The
croaker, big-mouthed and loud III pout-
ing out his many complaints, has, since
the ingathering Of the crops, found hlm-
self like OthehO-"his occupation gone.
The corn crop Is the largest ever raised
I'm Halifax, and it has an been secureiy
housed, and is selling at 81 per barrel
and 1t, in a great measure, takes the
place Of money. The crop OF tOpaSco
while not large, developed good deal OF
color. II is being marketed and is BRING
ing remunerative figures. Al the daily
sales il is no unusual thing TO see wrap
pers bring from so to $50 a hundred
Some times fancy lots command hlgher
figues. All types OF decided eharacIer
bring satisfactory prices, while monde
scripts are low and somewhat neglected.
on the whole the farmers are using
fewer "cuss words than usual; Carelul
inquiry brings TO light the tact that mere ere
are more hogs than there nave peeh ioi
a quarter OF a century.
The sportsman is happy. Game. es-
Decialy birds, Is more pIenutul than II
has been for several seasons. Deer ana
wild turkeys are To be found in many
localities.
The merchants. both wholesale and re-
tail. greet you with pleasant smiles, and
report trade and collections good.
The proprietors Of the different manu-
featuring establishments look cheerful
and bright One of these has been or
inc9lculable benefit 10 the people Of TINS
and surrounding counties. Perslmmon,
dogwood and hickory are used. Many
thousand dollars are put into circulation
nv the sale Of these kinds OF timber, and
during the hard times IL was about me
only source OF revenue 10 many nc
Goods made In this factory go 10 Ger
many and England. Many hands are
employed at good vases 49,. ,,,,y
The owners of original forest iahas
have realized handsomely by the SAFE ot
sTch timber and rejoice at having
good home market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Inst nny at lexington.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. 1T I,si rained
hard all night ana tooday trsc II was as'I1ts mis-.
e,sit'ia'' = rabIa The crowd was out however.
i 81 al ,,oL, advantage Of the last chance
nnI fo her tOyn as this was the closing day. the
talent finished much ahead Summarize n1sd s.
arsi Interior second, Chairy third. Time,
l:33l-4. s...,o,. r,o,or ers,
o,'een Nav second, La Creole third. Time.
III -. A.,, e.,.,o,,o,.
Unity g first Geraldine second, Twinkle
third Time, 40 IL.
Fourth race-One mile.-Cass 1rst.
Greenwich second, Glorlanua third. Time,
l:7 IL. ,
Firth race-four and one-half furlons.-
with race-four and one-half firlongs -
Glen Lily third. Time. 5S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
10 ATTACK WKI-HdI-WBI.
The Next Move on the Part ofthe Japanese
Tha Pnacr Oyer1nr

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The correspondent OF
the Central News at Che Foo telegraphs
that an attack upon Wei-Hai-Wei by the
japanese forces is expected TO be made
very shortly, and that the Chinese are
leaving that place in large numbers Ths
excitement at Che Foo is intense.
The same dispatch says the Chinese
warship Chen Yuen, which went aground
Move mber 22d. while entering We-Hai-
Wei has been repaired.
News has been received OF a rebellion
In the provinces OF KwangTung and
Kiang-Se, and a detachment of 1900
troops has been ordered to the disturbed
provinces 10 restore order.
JAPAN Is NrGNT UPON WAR.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Times cor
responder: in Kobe, Japan. says the whole
nation seems to be intent upon the prose
cuticn OF the war, and that preparations
for winter campaign will proceed rapid
ly. Native newspapers I'm Kobe assert
that Japan will refuse TO receive any
peace envoy from China. and will not
accept the proffered mediation.
MAY ABANDON THE MARCH ON PEKIN.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-The ChefOo CORE
spOndent Of the Central News says:
The prevalent impression is that the
Japanese will abandon the march on Pc
kin Part of the Japanese fleet has been
seen in the gulf of Wei-Hai-Wei. but ii
has made no attack. 1t is reported that
an army OF $4,000 Chinese expect 10 In
tercept the Japanese on their march to-
ward New Chang.
The Chinese surrounded a detachment
of 500 Japanese In a town recently and
captured them. Probably all Of the cap
tives were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

states in fact as well az in the aipna-
betical list. He pointed out the mis, ,
take OF reducing the state tax rate LOO 100
fast by previous assemblies, ,hoas sho 81
gested not only improved meInoos ".
ssssssment but endorsed governor
Jones recommendation OF a raise OF !he
tax rate to. 5h mills 70 ,ms pTeserosS of the the
State, lie recommended. progress In
the convict system 10 make itseiI sell
supporting. He closed with high com
pliment TO the remarkably successIui
administration OF his predecessor. ana
Announced himself ready TO take the
oath ~ ofIce. This was administered
by Chief Justice Brickell on the Bible
chives as the one used when jefferson
Davis was inaugurated President OF the
Confederacy on the same spot.
This ended the ceremony, an artiiery
salute again ringing out and the new
Governor, was conducted TO the bxecu-
tive office by his predecessor, where
reception was held for some time, nun nun
dreds of ladies' as well as gentlemen coh-
graduating the new Governor
KoIB's POWER Is ON THE wANE
BY o'clock the city was restored 10
its normal appearance save Ior d tnt abol,t the
city on pleasure bent. NO ulslu, oaiiIo S
OF any sort occurred save slnsie kiiGIH sHqi
down of a stranger by cluzeh' uiN
Guilty entirely personal. ,s.u,otion of
n volunteer company was not acpaS accepteuS;
and some of Kolb's leaders eNpressetu
themselves strongly against any such
step. The fact is that nearly all the the
TSpulist members OF the LEGISLATURE
strongly disapproved Of Kolb's acton 70
day. as was shown by their resolution IN
caucus several nights ago. some OF ms
principal leaders, like Skaggs. and BOW
man, were not In the city. Many OF M ms !,
Supporters condemn his course as dlsioyai
10 the platform Of their party as eA, en-
nreeead in the general convention here on
November 18th. Nearly all OF the nun
dred or two followers who were mere 10
day in rerpOnse to his foolish address
were of the comparatively Ignorant RANK
" ali Of these looked very much disgust
cd with the days farce. tnd the impres-
sion is common that he has lowered MN
self In the estimation of his party by MS
ridiculous performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
FsLLOUs' BEPUTY RESIGNS.
Admit. that He wa. indi.crss, Enough
20 Accept s15

NEW YORK. Dec. deputy Assistant
District Attorney Hartman has handed
his resignation 10 District Attorney rel
lows
He admitted that he might have been
careless. but that no sane man would
believe that he would sell his soul Tor
fifteen dollars.
The charges are that he received hf-
teen dollars from a loan broker In Har-
lem, which was 10 have been PAID 10 A
complainant. but the money was never
paid This occurred several months ago.
Hartman admits that he was indiscreet,
but that he had tried 10 help the Old
man, who was the complainant In the
case. Beyond this he would not admit
or deny anything
Judge MARITIME In chambers to-day intl.
OF the December grand jury 10 the Hart
nan matter.
People in the Criminal Court building
are discussing the probability OF ex-As-
sistant District Attorney Hartman's In
diCtment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
1SEwISDUsrRf FOR NORFOLK.
A Barrel Factory to he Established-Dr
Tudnr,s IIrst Srrmon.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 1.-Special.-A
new Industry has been chartered by Judge
Brooke, to be known as the Norfolk Bar
rel Company. win a capital stock of
$1,000. The officers are of Buffalo, N
Y, as follows: Charles Richardson,
president ID. b. Sherman, vice-president;
Francis h. Heating, secretary. They will
manufacture truck barrels.
The survey on the U. S. s. Essex was
cen pleted to-day the machinery being
examined, and the report forwarded. The
work necessary TO be done in the vessel
will require four weeks time The u. s.
8. Portsmouth has been ordered to New
York from Newport. and will probably
have her repairs made at the latter yard,
instead of coming here.
The collision case of Captain w.
w. Crsley, master, vs.. the tug
Hercules. was before Judge Hughes to-
day. The Hercules and the schooner
of which Captain Crossley was master
were in collision in March, 1893, north Of
Cape Charles fifteen or twenty miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
BIG CARGO OF COTTON.
The steamer Maora Leaves for Havre
with 1S,34S Baies.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The big Brit
ish steamer Maora, Captain Adams, sailed
this morning for Havre from New Or
leans. with the biggest cargo. Of cotton
that has ever left the city OF New Or
city for that matter. The vessel cleared
on the 18th OF November for Hayre, but
she did not leave her wharf until TINS
morning There was a big crowd present
to see her off. Al the time or her cleer-
ance the Maora's cargo consisted or ~
D0 bales of cotton. Since clearing shs
has added las bales to that amount, ana
she therefore carried off with her TINS
morning the surprisingly large total Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
DHVoURED BY WOLVEs.
Thirteen Members of n Wedding Party the
NIct m Of the Bea ats in HunRarx

BUDA PESTH, Dec. News was re-
annlhilation by wolves of a party OF
wedding guests, returning to their homes
from the village Of Hidos, where the
ceremony which they attended was per-
formed.
The route of the party lay through a
dense forest soon after entering which
the cries of wolves were heard. Despite
all efforts at flight, the party were soon
overtaken by the animals, and thirteen
dragged down and devoured. Those who
succeeded In escaping were not without
injuries Of a more or less serious nature.
The survivors made their way TO the
nearest village and a relief party was
at once organized which proceeded inn
mdately to the scene of slaughter,
where they found scattered about frag-
ments OF flesh. bones and clothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

1898, together with $500 pieces OF slaves.
Her cargo of cotton is valued at $780,
The Spanish steamer Madribino caught
fire at her wharf early this morning In the
several days before the fire is extInguish-
ed Three screwmen, In endeavoring to
get out the burning cotton, were over
come by smoke and nearly lost their
dred bales OF cotton are stored In the
compartments on fire. and the greater
portion will be destroyed or damaged.
She is insured in foreign companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
YOUNG BAHES NO BETTER.
DIR. Kerr Says There is scarcely q Chance
That He VIII Recover.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. 1.-Dr
James Kerr said this evening that Geo.
Bahen's condition had not improved, and
that there was scarcely chance that he
would survive the injury received to his
spine in the ThanksglVihg-Ddy toot-Dau
game.
The three attending physicians, Dr.
Kerr Kleinschmidt and Magruder, will
visit the patient tomorrow morning
injury 10 see IL there is a possibility OF
saving his life.
1t is certain that heroic measures will
be resorted to prolong the life. which is
now merely hanging oy thread; Ihe
dition in which he is. and is perfectly
willing to undergo any operation which
may hold out a hope TO himself and his
many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Surgeon huil Sues for D.vorce.

WASHINGTON. Dec l.-Surgeon Fair
fax irwin. OF the United States Marine
Hospital service. to-day entered suit FOR
divorce from his wife. Alice X. irwin.
The noners in the case are withheld by
order 81 the Court. and the charges made
cannot be ascertained. Dr. Irwin stands
hieh in the Marine Hospital Service. be
wss stationed until recently In London.
where he supervised the foreign service
Established by the United States Gov.
err nent 10 prevent the Introduction OF
cholera into commerce during the plague.
He is now on duty IN this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
NEW FiNANCIAL PK0PUsALs.
Believed That Secretary CariisIe's Rspor
will Recomm end Radical Changes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The annual
report of Secretary Carlisle, of the Treas
ury Department, will be sent to Congress
at noon Tuesday. 1t will be an unusual
" important document, as it will contain
in detail whatever of financial legislation
will be recommended TO Congress by the
Administration.
The views set forth by Secretary Car
Isle have already been read to the Pres
ident and met with his approval. so
that the President aside from calling at
tention to recommendations contained In
Secretary Carlisles report, is not expect
ed TO treat this subject as eXhausttvely
as he has done in former messages.
1t is impossible to foresee Secretary
Carlisle's recommendations. but from the
secrecy observed to prevent an inkling
of them reaching the public, and the care
taken in printing proof slips, they are
believed to be important and radical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Trial OF Bank Note Officials.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 1.-Captain
Hazen, of the Treasury Secret Service,
is Informed that proceedings have been
commenced in Chicago. Ill, against Off
Gals of the Western Bank-Note ComparS
which printed the Mississippi State War
rants, against whose right to tissue them
the Treasury officials protest. The presi-
dent of the bank-note company, Clarence
c. Cheney, has been arrested. and Is now
under $1,000 bond for trial in the United
States Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Made Ill With Tainted Quail,

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Dec. Mrs.
ter of Mrs. S. B.. Kirby, of this city,
were taken violently i'll yesterday from
the effects of eating tainted quail, anu
tween life and death. Mrs. Shelton and
Mrs. Kirby are mother and sister of the
Shelton brothers. who killed Banker Ross.
the alleged betrayer OF Miss Annie Skel-
Ton AT Scottsboro last summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
18th Regiment will mount guard over the

Fifth Regiment will mount guard over the
bier.
ON Monday morning the Fifth Regiment
will relIave the Gate City Guards. At
10 O'clock Monday morning memorial SER
vices Of an Informal character will be
held in the House Of ,vl5 lR5epresenta,ives 1c,e .
Second Rantist church at oclock. and
will be CONDUCTED by Dr; Henry Nc
Donald assisted by Dr. Kerfoot. OF Louis
Vile, and DR.. A. T. spalding. who, was
for many years P@stfbr tbe sate
adopted resolutions to-day, and the flag
on the Capitol was at half mast. The
funeral will be attended by representative
citizens from all over the state. Tele-
In from nearly every State In the Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
WOODSTOCK NEXT.
New Lodge of Ode. Fellows to be Inst.
,,t.d =, .. <ot1.v

The growth of the Independent Order
OF Odd-Felows in Virginia has been
greater than that of any other society
in the State for several years past. and
new lodges are constantly being insti-
tuted.
Deputy Grand Master G. b. Jones ex-
poets to establish a lodge at Woodstock
on or about the 10th or 18th of this
month. A petition has already been
sent in for dispensation and will be act
ed on tomorrow night by a Richmond
lodge when arrangements Will be COM
pleted for the ceremony.
The Grand Master Grand Secretary,
Grand Treasurer. Grand Patriach Manly
B. Ramos, of the Grand Encampment,
and other members of the Grand Lodge
will be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
A Fine Hospital Destroyed.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dec. 1.-The
Charity Hospital, a magnificent struc-
ture. erected at a cost Of $4,000, was
destroyed by fire this evening at lC
o'clock. The fire department turned out
but could do very little, as the only
stream of water available was the
storm sewer of the city. The hospital
was located outside of the city limits
There were no fatalities as the inmates
succeeded I'm getting out. The fire was
the work Of an incendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Nearly All of the 10 d Deposited.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The deposit of
gold by the Stewart syndicate in pay
ment for the new United States bonds
is nearly completed. The suhtreasury
to-day received 81 ,339, 362 making total
of s49.1lO $50 gold deposited on account.
II is estimated that all but 81, 10000 gold
has been paid in at the subtreasuries Of
the country. of which about $4,000 will
be deposited In New York, and $500 900
at the San Francisco subtreasuIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
A Small Town Almost Wiped Out.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. l.
Nearly the entire business portion Of
lockwood. Tenn, on the Cincinnati
Fire broke out at $3.50 o'clock last night
In the basement of Beavis' drug store
Ii went from that TO the Shelby resi-
.ence. At II o'clock the two structures
mentioned. together with the Christian
church. Opera House. First National
Bank and several buildings. had been
DESTROYED, with heavy loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
A Student n "a of Fever.

MDDLEToWN, CONN, Dec. l.-Wm.
Henry McCauley, of Leroysville, Penn,
a sophomore at Wesleyan College, died
was taken to his late home to-day by
his father This is the third death to
occur among the students here from
the disease, and others have died at
their homes. Those now i'll are improv-
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Two Ladi : Burned to Death.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Dec. 1.-Two
women were burned TO death this morning
by fire that started IN the boarding house
of Mrs. G. Is. Reeves BIS south Broad
street. number OF others were res
cued Bv nremen. The victims were
boarders; Miss Agnes Cullinan, aged forty
seven years. sister Of Colonel Cullinan,
the division commissioner of the Penn
sylvania National Guards. and Mrs. Ella
Smith, aged thirty-eight years, a widow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
The Goyernn en- Sustained.

BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, Dec. l.
The opposition has introduced as a want
of confidence a motion of proposal 10 in
crease the members salaries, on which
the Ministry was defeated yesterday.
The motion was lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Big Fire In West Virginia Town.

town OF Ceredo, six miles west of this
place. was practically wiped out this
morning by fire Eight houses were de-
stroyed, with a loss OF $4,000. quite a
M mber OF people were made homeless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
To sh,p SUGAR rom Honolulu

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The West
ern Sugar Refining Company viii begin
the first OF next year TO ship raw sugar
from Honolulu 10 New York via Cape
Horn. The reason given Is that the
Southern Pacific road will hot make
satisfactory overland rate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Much Cation Burned.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 1.-Fire at Hart
we'll Ga, last nig.- burned go bales of
cotton. 2,4OO tons of cotton seed, three
large warehouse buildings, and two load
ed cars. Loss, $4,000; partly covered by
insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
The APPBAL FOE HELP.
The Cruiser Charleston Ordered to the Chi
nese Coast.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-The re,
pert that Minister DENLY had appealed
FOR help in a cabegram 10 the Depart
ment az State rs now confirmed, but the
dispatch. ir stead of coming YESTERDAY,
was received last Monday, and the Navy
Department Immediately cabled 10 Adml, d,n1i-
= draft of fifty marines to the Monocacy
at Tien Tsin AS the old Monocacy can
NOT furnish accommodations for such an
increase to her crew, 1T Is to be pre-
snmed that the men were TO be landed.
Admiral Carpenter, however, must have
failed TO receive the order, for early in
the morning of the 9th cablegram was
received from him announcing the de-
parture of the Baltimore for Nagasaki,
later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
Fire in a Vessel From New Orleans

HAVRE, Dec. l.-Fire was discovered
in the hold of the British steamer Knight
Of st. George, Captain Bevis. at this port
from New Orleans. AT last accounts The
fire was still burning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
ou,eR1yrp OVER oARpEBrrR's ACTION.

To saw that the authorities Of the Navy
Department are very much chagrned
over Admiral Carpenters action in this
matter only mildly expresses the state
Of feeling. While 1t is We'll known here
that no foreigner is safe on Chinese ter
ritory to-day, the flagship is leisurely coal,
ing at the pleasant port OF Nagasaki, and
the second important ship Of the fleet.
the Charleston, has been over a month
a yestige Of danger TO American interests,
the strong japanese force there maintain
ing the best of order.
1t is known that some sharp messages
past two days, and that he has been
directed to send the Charleston at once
to the Chinese coast. 1t is also under
stood, though in the present irrtated con
Minister DENLY was authorized several
DAYS ago to transfer the legation to Tien
Tgin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
FUNERAL OF EX-GOY. BkOWN.
VIII Be Laid to Rest on Monday With Ap
propriate Ceremonies.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 1.-The fu-
neral OF Georglas war Governor,
Joseph e. Brown, will take place on
Monday. At 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing the remains will be placed In the 70,
tunda of the Capitol. and will lie I'm state
bare until the ha,ir of intajment, Inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. i.-"or
virginia: Fair, except showers IN lAe
interior; south winds.
For North Carolina. Fair; south winds,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
The vice-Presidents Movements

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. Dec. l.--Vice- Pros
ident Stevenson, with his daughter Le-
titia, left here at 2:25 to-day for Washing
improve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
RANCE or rnrRwoat ER.

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer AZ the Times otfice yes ,tiay:
D A, N, ~: ~ M 90; q +. NJ. ~ o
p. NJ. 81; +. NJ, IS; midnight. 81
Average Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

ATLANTA, GA Dec. IA party NJ
capitalists are here comforting over a
project 10 build railroad from Dawson
Ga. 10 Tallahassee. Fla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
wa Hear senators

Washington, MArch - The full dem.
"cra,ic hnance committee have ,lrril.pi H.
grant hearings to individual senators an
any "l"inle tn" present plan makes
II imlo' 'ible Ia rcI"rt III" h,ll for several
weeks. \ pruminrn, member II the h.
nAnc" comr toe says i, will - FULLY
three mouths before the measure leaves
the senate
Pension Commissioner l.rhrAn has h.
sued All order directing III. removal OF
"uSI'enrion "f pensions in all cas.s whrr,
such sctl"n has not yet been taken The
rrsu, will be that the treasury will pay a
large amount Ia I,rnons who arr believed
to be defrauding the government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
CONGRESS!
That Body Doing Very Little
Practical Business.
E,.Mayoi Of 81. LouiS ARE ted
for fmm Lzlrmc I.
III S"natr - Deb drs the Hlahd
Sriro~sge mn
NJ" sfKIkE ~ pktHnnSS.

Washington. Mnrp'h IL TIN motion the
Hall hill wac paas,d authorizing III,
withdrawal frum entry IL public mining
lands IN Minnesota. Cummings asked
pre-en, consideration ~ - resolution ash
INK ID" secretary " the navy Ia rp,nr, /,
the house facts rrlnting to the rrIurt,-l
failure uf the Carnegie company Ia iur
nish Arm"r plates To- vessels according t
contract. Stone Objected and she ,rsn-
luti"n went over. Al l u'clrk IL. hnuH
went into committee 1T the whole nn ia,
rundry appropriation hill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

Tucson. March lat in believed tina,
the renegade Kid AMI his followers arr. in
the Rincon mountains. a short distance
fr'm here. Pnpago Indian, who Tor
several weeks had been hunting in III"
RnconS. came into the city and notified
the authorities tina, while near camp at
which Tucson people Stnpped Las, sum
mcr, he SAW coming toward him severa
Indians and two ~luaws. They wer'
Apach"S. and he thinks they were Nil
and his braves The hunter Was badly
scared and los, no time in raching Tue.
son