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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE condition of
traffic at this point is reaching normal
condition. On the west side of the
river and on transfer systems the yards
and engines are fully manned. All the
freighthouse yards are opened for bust
ness and the volume of traffic handled is
showing a gratifying increase, the forces
of men at present at work being large
enough to handle more than now comes
to them.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
Arrested For Abusing workmen.

DULUTH, July 1.-Two deputy
United States marshals have arrested
Z. Lesson, an A. R. U. telegraph OPP
orator of the Northern Pacific road here,
for contempt of the United States court.
When the freight passed his station he
called the engineer and fireman uncom-
plimentary names and attempted to in
timidate them
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE railroad
situation continues to improve. Trains
move with regularity and in greater
number every day. The strike of the
Big Four firemen on the st. Louis divi-
sion from st. Louis to Indianapolis does
not affect the movement of trains at
this end of the line.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
Merelr a Paner IIIockade.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 1.-THE blockade
of traffic on roads centering in Minneap-
oils is blockade on paper only. For
number of days the passenger service on
all the roads has been moving practically
ON time. Now freight service has been
resumed ON the Milwaukee and st. Paul,
the Omaha and other roads.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

PITTsBURG, July lit is now stated
authoritatively that the Carnegie Steel
will make a strong effort to re-
cover the fine of $4,000 imposed upon
it by President Cleveland for furnishing
alleged bad armor plates to the govern
ment since the plates have been declared
10 be all right
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

CHICAGO, July 1l.-F0r answer to
President Debs' call upon all synpa-
thizers to wear white ribbons, minia-
ture United States flags are being dis
tributed on the board of trade and worn
on the ianel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
A Bloody Fight with Rioters.

SPRING VALLEY. Ills, July 11.-Com-
pany G of the Fifteenth regulars, COM
manded by Captain Conrad, came into
collision with the mob at this place and
after patiently enduring volley after vol
ley of stones fired INTO the mob, killing
one man and wounding several others.
They are all foreigners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
Attempt to Blow Up Wricl,es.

CHICAGO, July 11.-An attempt has
been made by man whose name the
police will not divulge to kill Vice Presi-
dent Wiclzes OF the Pullman company
with an internal machine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

MILWAUKEE, July 11.-Four more
men have been added to the company of
railroad men held by the United States
authorities for Interfering with the mails
or violating the interstate commerce act,
making eight in all.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
Strikers Fire "A Bridge.

HAMMOND. ind, July 11.-Strikers
fred the Monon bridge across Little
Calumet river and before the flames
were extinguished two rail lengths of
the trestle We're destroyed. In con5e-
Quence trains on that line are DELAYED.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

Troy, July 11.--Bartholomew Shea
who killed Robert Ross in a riot on the
municipal election day, has been con-
demned to death by electricity during
the week of Aug. 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
The Strike In the Sennte.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-ln the senate
Mr.. PETER discussed his resolution,
which looks to the government control
of the railways and coal fields and the
adoption of the doctrine of single tax.
Senators Davis and Gordon made
strong attack on it and the Kyle reso-
luton, and severely condemned Debs
and the strike
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

BERLIN, July 1.-THE imperial high
court has rejected the appeal of Rector
Ahlwardt, the notorious Jew batter,
against the sentence of three months
Imprisonment imposed upon him for
ibelling Prussian officials.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
JUDGE GROssCUP's CHARGE.
His Statement of the Law Affecting the
strike.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Judge Grosscup,
in the course of his charge to the fed
eral grand jury, defined that laws ex-
listed making it a crime to interfere with
interstate commerce or with the trans
mission Of the United States mails. The
laws of the United States also provide
that a conspiracy to interfere in any
way with the laws of the United States
or to defy the authority of the United
States is instruction and a severe pen
atty is provided. To restrain interstate
commerce or the United States mails is
an offense against the United States.
Then Judge Grosscup says: 'If it
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
Freight Trains Delayed at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July Everything is
quiet here and no trouble of any kind
has occurred. The strike is confined to
the Louisville and Nashville and the
men on all other roads are still at work.
ALI passenger trains are moving about
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12

on time and the only delay is as to
freight trains. The only men out are
tremen and switchmen, the engineers
and conductors having refused to strike
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
Statehood For Utah.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE bill for
The admission of Utah has passed the
senate without division.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-07-12
ANARCHISTS SPREAD TERROR.


OTTAWA, Ills, July 11.-Affairs at
Spring Valley are taking on an omin-
Gus look and the commanders of the
Rock Island and Galesburg companies
sent long communication by wire to
Adjutant General Orendorff detailing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
AGGKEssIyE EPBARHAcIsTs.
They will Eoycott Manufacturers VINO L
cronch Upon Their Business.

AsHEVILLE. y. c. Sept s.-rhe
American Pharmaceutical Association to-
dsv voted to boycott manufacturers who
furnish physicians with tier manufac-
,,,roJ nroducts for use in giving prescrip-
tre Tbt. was done f.r the purpose II
r'nt-tnc n stop 20 what the druggists loo<
on sim alarm as an eucroachment on
,rh. r.suluton aut1or z.ng the hoycot,
Oae offered bv Fr fe-s0r whitney II
posf1r 10 was adopted without dis
eartfrf- voice. The asr0 citation also t'oN
acfi.u with reference 20 fhe recognition
"f che profe-slon of pharmacy by the
arr,v ana navy of The United states.
me rrarrna .i.ts of ca % branch II tho
s.ryite are paid but $50 a month and
have DO OH rim rank
resolution was adopted today pro-
,f4.ng for the appointment OF COM
miff.e from each S.ate In the Uni u
vro.. business IL shall Dee to interest III,
druears'e 1f their State with q view n
e.r..ri.g the influence If al United states
senator's and representatives towards the
r,.s-aaa Of a law giving tle pharmacists
D. INK and increasing their pay % that
or the assistant surgeon. The congress
fIep ad diOuruei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

Second district. is stopping in the city
for the benefit Of his Wife's health.
1t is rumored here that Mr.. Sam Grant.
OF Philadelphia, whose wife and child
were thrown from buggy In a run
away at Bryson city a few days ago
and instantly killed has become 30
frenzled with grief that it is feared ne
will lose his mind II will be remenberel
that Mr. Grant was I'm the buggy ana
was thrown out without injury. The
raising Of an umbrella frightened the
horse.
The American Pharmaceutical Assoc a
tion will hold the last session OF us
Forty-second annual convention to-mor-
row. The delegates are loud and ms ST M
i'm their praises Of "the land OF the
sky and particularly OF lovely Ashe-
Vile.
The Democrats Of Swain county have
nominated j. X. Snow. for clerk Of the
court. j. r. league FOR sheriff, y. -.
Thompson for register Of deeds. and -.
G. Fisher for treasurer. There was qul te
a contest In the nomination OF candi-
date for the lower house OF the ..eeis-
la1ure. ON the twenty seventh tAlot
John :. Woodland was declared the npml-
nee over his two competitors.
In Graham county, the Democratic con
VentiOn nominated J. v. King as the
candidate for the Legis ature. 7. a. 'ar-
Yeuter FOR clerk II Superior Court ).
A. Ammons for sheriff Indications IN
this as woll as all other counties OF
This congressional district, point L Demo
cratic success in the fall elections. Inc
ueople are esDeclally aroused over the
confessional light and unless all signs
fan Hon ". T. crawford will Hex
Richmond Pearson out Of his boots.
The internal revenue cOAecl IONS ior
for month Of August were a.s follows:
A. Winston SIS ISIS; a. Mt. Airy. So
az r.: NJ Statesvile S. G5.55; at Ashe-
Vile. S2il0l.S. c,,4..,
vho is spending his SUMNER at Hender-
eonviiio. has granted receiveIship OF
me- Sapphlre Valley Corurdum Company
now operating I'm Jackson and Irahsyl-
vonia counties. and also of the AsheNl.e
..,I cra~tanburg Railway Company In
a case brought by John H. Inman. James
S,.arn and Bernard s. Clark, OF New
-. .r-,iret that rnLLnIatlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
Female Trmreranc' Lecturer.

,-rwpOHT NEWS. Va. Sept. &-Spe-
~ H4ile Kearney. OF Mississippi
sIaafs grand ofsSna1er Of ,bs the nSs., % e Tin5cs
1hurau'S Who are 10 blame" The adj
subject, Cuu OF sound reason. well
Gres5 ,ressce3 T's and d. delivered in plain and
pIdTnest prTl@gtt' manner whieh, mich. ey,denc.d d the
woman ,,tH - ID devoted. Last night she
whole me ,n '"East-End.' and a number
lecturTu Imi,,selves Im of the opp rtunity 10
6y1'@% 6ys lbs nSoa s%0,5f'pff Of S. T?@He. st3 Sails
MIR. W MIX to-day on the Cuuard
from mn NeT TT.ucania, for England to visit
his patsn.1ss OF Williamsburg. who was
the gradsa dsaa,.,lned 10 accept the position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
FOURTH ooNGKr,>IoNAL DISTRICT.
The Convention 10 be Held la Petersburg
on the i9th-An Election Ordered.

PETERSBURG. Va. sept. S.-Speclal.-
Hon. Edward g.. Vculb.e. chairman OF the
Irour,b congressional Democratic district
committee. has issued q call FOR a con-
ventloo 10 nominate IL candidate Tor Con-
pr-.s for this district 90 De HelI III tHe
Hustlnx- Courtroom in tHi' C.y' az .
,-lI.rE H. 81 on Wednesday, lhe I'th
instant. The basis " r,pfe7-"tapoh VIM
ha one delegate aul one alternate Ior
eacb one hundred Democratic votes ana
fr,rfiou OVER aity IL tnr last Suoerna-
to,.,i elecuon. il Is thought that Mr.
V'inem r. NIckenncy, or TINS city,
o,lli be- The choice of The convention.
The CITY Sergeant received this morn
fri, from Governor O'Fevrau writ or
ilrirg an election u De held on the ON
~ Eovernber next FOR the purpose ot
..i.cfin., a representative 90 the House OF
G,leraf4s from Petersburg, 70 fil the Va
c,nev caused By the resignation " Mr.
Jonn B Evans.
Sir. +. Crays and wife have returned
from Europe.
Rey W. q. Starr. y. d., pastor OF the
Na-hington-Street NJ. T.. church, ~ slow
H. improving. but Is stiil very weak. lie
h being attended BY Dr. II. G.. Leigh.
Rev. II. ". Battle, ID. ID. pastor or
the First Baptist church, wno mas been
ON his summer vacation. has returned TO
the city. and Will occupy MS pulpit to-
morrow, morning and night.
Mrs. p ;. Pugh and son have re-
turned 20 the city from the Yellow sui
phur Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

Walter B. Richie OF Lima. O.. supreme
cnahceior; Phillip T. Colgrovc. Hastings,
Nlch3 supreme ViCe-chaRceIor. Albert
1teIhhat Alabama. supreme prelate. DR.
X. l.. [. w hlte. supreme keeper of records
anu seals. Thomas g.. sample, OF Penn
s,yiNanIt, supreme master OF eXchcquer. !.
\. d. Gardinere, of New York, supreme
master-ot arms. James MOulsOn. New
BrunsWick. supreme master OF the inner
guard; John ". Thompson, OF Washing
ton, -. g., supreme master OF the outer
guard: John a. hnsey, Wisconsin, chair
man of the Board OF Control.
The following supreme Tribunal was
appointed: George r.. Seay. of Tennessee,
five years; John n. Alexander. of Nir-
gina, four years. Edward 4. Graham. OF
Alabama. three years. benjamin l.. Chase,
" Maine, two years. and Frank ii.
Clarke. Of Wyoming. one year.
Numerous representatives. of local
character were adopted. but the day was
mostly taken up with executive business.
The Pyth.an University, of Gaiaun,
Tenn. was recognized. and resolution
adopted providing for a contribution OF
twenty cents of every member, which
would he sufficient 10 maintain the uni
YersiJy.
Later on regents OF the university Will
be appointed Tuition IN the university
VIII be Tree 90 sons Of Pythians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
CAMPAIGN THUNDKn SENT our
And Senator Faulkner Takes u kest-Con-
cressmnn Jones Returns.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. ESPECIAL
IL was dull at Democratic headquarters
to-day Tie budget OF literary matter 10
boz used I'm the campaign having been
selected and placed boz the hands. OF lae
printer Chain man Faulkner has leii thr
city for short rest
C0ngre-smdn Tuner passed thiol-h I'D Die
city to-day en- route home from the Dem
.cratir conference i'm lachm1ui ldSt ns t'.
lie viii speak al Front Royal on Iue7iAH
night
Hon. J.. H. NcCaun. Eepuhlican nomi-
nee for Congress iu tine Ll-uth rIill ID
district. left for Culpepper to-day. re-
Will speak at Louisa Courthouse next
Monday.
There We're nO appointments OF l'ui IN -,
class postmastcrs today for Virginia aHl
only one for North Carp.ina-Nl/.- Jesla!l
Allen, at Tyra. Moore county, Nce Il. g.
Allen. removed.
Hon ". A. Jones returned .hl5 MORN
ing from the meeting of the Irtihi'.
Democratic state Committee ln iIcnnlnn4
last night lIls throat anecuon has yitiA
ca somewhat To treatment bll SUN con
tinues 10 annoy him. lie VIII remain here
under treatment until to-motro", "hrH
ne win leave for Bowling Green, 'aIo..h'
county. where he speaks next Monday
Hon LLOYD r. Smith. chairman or lHt
Congressional Committee Of the tlis.
Virginia district. left today for MS nome
at HeathsWne. Northumberland county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

AtENpus. TENN, Sept. S.-The mer-
cb@ats and business men OF Memphis held
t' ~ ~ ianourc.ue thr lynching Of On.
pp.trroas near Millneton last Friday night
me- ~ ,nsatirg was largely attended. ana
i,r'.rt, er.eech.s. conlemning the butchery
Of the defencele-s prisyngrs were made
H. .tt,. 4 resolution was adopted
Handing Governor Turney and judge
9a'li.r 1i.'''.,i''9 for steps they have taken 20
bring the murlerers 70 justice. A fund
~ 49,, was raised Tor the widows and
~. w. - - the murdered men, and CONF
,nltt-s appointed to solicit further contri-
hurIors from the citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
IT WAS NOT CHOLERA.
A Baoterioiogical Examination Shows That
Waither Did Not Die ofthe Disease.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-The most sat
isfactory result has been reached by the
thorough investigation instituted by the
Marine Hospital Service IN regard 70 the
Bavarian Immigrant Naliner' VINO dled
a. Cuub.rlaul. Ma. with symptoms
Which local physicians took to be those
o- A-iatic cholera. Surgeon-General rs "
man sent Passed Assistant surgeon Gei-
.,' t ,rbe body was cxhumcI. and the re-
sut Of "a meteorological eNam.n4 ton
showed that il Was not case ~ cholera.
In was found that the man had carried
r.,ied food. which contained a ut9mdiue
(or outr, factvel poison, which caused his
Ga4fD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
CORBETT IS SATISFIED,
BUT JACKSON REFUSES TO SIGN
TIE AGREEMENT
Drawn Up by tho Sioux City Athletic Club.
Jackson Said They We're mo Good"
Corbett's latest MIL

NEW YORK. Sept. S-This morning at
11.2O o'clock Mr. Lloyd. who represents
the Sioux City Athletic Club, met ". A.
Brady. Corbett's manager. and Thomas
ORourke, well known as Dixon's manager,
and who represents Jackson I'm this city
in his room at the Hotel St Dennis. There
was no waste Of time. Mr.. Lloyd imme-
diately drew from his pocket three type
written copies Of the agreement for n
fight.
Il come" he said, "as representative
Of the Sioux City Athletic club to ar
range this contest. Here is what We offer
you
Then he proceeded TO read.
These articles Of agreement 10 govern
glove contest for the championship OF
the world between James j. Coroett and
Peter Jackson. OF Australia. The ar
test shall take place under the auspices
ot the sioux city Athletic Club between
May 18th and June l5, 1876. the day TO
he specified by the club on - before
The contest shall be governed by the
Marquis Of QuceuSbury rules. tho gloves
shall weigh five ounces and tho other de-
tails shall be left TO the decision cf the
The Sioux city Athlete club aerees to
pay 10 the winner 5000 Ia cash. said
amount 10 ne paced IN f0e hands OF a
referee. who IS 10 be- appointed by the
club, and satisfactory 10 the principals
twtrty-four hours before the contest.
They also agree % deposit $500 as a
gIarant'e that each man shall receive
SZ,tO Tor his training expenses I'm case
the contest shall be postponed hy any un-
frreseen occurrence other than the fail
ure Of the principals 90 appear after
signing the articles.
The club requires from each of the
contestants deposit OF 5000. 10 boz
placed IN the Northwestern Pauk Of
Sioux city, T. guarantee their appearance
al tho time appointed b. the club said
amount 20 be posted on the signing Of
the articles.
"The $4,000 now deposited I'm Chicago
shall go. as stipulated in the former ar
ticlos, ON the result of the contest"
THAT suits me-" cried Brady. and he
signed Corbett name and then his own
% Eourke said he thought Jackson
would Dee satisfied iut that he was not
empowered TO sign for him. il was ar-
ranged that Naua2er Lloyd should pres-
eut the agreement 10 Jackson I'm Chicago
when he went home
The fight If arranged. Will take place
in the open air. or ou "a barge on tho
Missouri river near Sioux CITY. and be-
tween Nebraska and Iowa. II has never
h"on dccidcd which State has iufslic-
tion on IT,
JaCEsoN RYFUsFs TO SION THYN.
CHICAGO Ill. sept. S-JacRson after
having read the articles signed hy Brady.
as the manager for Corbett. said they
We're 40 good and that he would re
fuse 10 sign them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
JrsPED orr 4 TRBSTLB.
cnb or Material Train Goes Down, XIII
ing Oac Mnn-O'hers Injured.

TAZEWELL VA, sept. s.-apeciaI.-
MI rnoruiul, the material train OF the
,,i. valley division OF the
N.",,,.,'n, and Western Railroad Conn
nonv while backing on To- tres
P1"' n. bout mile west Of here. run
over a cow which had Jnst steppeei upon
6a-,iIlI the cab. and II .o" over the
.,,,,,.,,re -Four men were in and on IT,
D,o r,n vas killed outright and the
,tt.rs painfully wounded and mashed UP,
,,t ny s.riDusly hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
c0xEr.s CIKcUs OPENED.
He Begins His Unique Canvass-sPeaking
without End.

MASsILON, OHIO. Sept S.-Mr CoXey
was very busy opening his campaign To-
d,,, and trving 30 find the twenty farmers
,,illip,, 10 donate twenty horses to help
haul his circus over tne road. lie had
.' Fla, -trrIf@7 ..tufv horses. Con
tribution boxes face the crowds as. they
e.ter tba teut. and veudcrs OF reform
literature, peanuts. and lemonade are
- a nar31e was probably due 10 the
immense amount of fun which had been
p0kel at him. He said today: ~ IN not
running q circus yet" An inspection or
the grounds. however suggests that ne
Is over modest and has the greatest
ehoy on earth" Speaking began at 2
o'clock this afternoon. and with an inter
mission for supper Will continue untl
late tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
,.v,er Oakes Exonerat ID.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Sept. S.-Master
NJ. l.. carey rendered MS decision IN The
i,',,a,, '.,. Oakes Is completely eXOnerated.
Mr. Mr." carey says that Henry Willard made
,,,nls,yfuI gains 10 the amount OF 5j,5d5,-
Cgi The report covers over three nun
dred Dages Of typewriter manuscript.
There are over 10000 words Ok testi-
money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
shwEnAGE ronr MONROE.
A Board Appointed ~ fTepnro b'"h CT
Rules for the ~yst III.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. S.-The
Acting secretary Of War has appointed
Lieutenant Colonel Royal r. Frank. sec
ond artillery; Major George b. Davis.
tudee 'i advocate, ana Captain John W.
yT'i71n,,n assistant Quartermaster, 10
board. @ To- meet at Fort Monr9e' Ia., sep-
tember l7th TO prepare .,.s,n nrS'l OF ,,i the
Monroe, provided for in the las appro-
priafion bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
, Prnfrsf From NeM LeAland.

LONDON. Sept. S-The London agent
~ the colony of New Zealand has re-
ceiyrd a cable dispatch instructing him
~ protest 81 the Imperial Government
ayainst the annexation by Hawan Ot
y N.ckar Island. The London agents u
Victoria Tasmania and South Australia
have received Instructions 70 support the
,r,tast ~ <eW Zealand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
rHB PYIHftN, .iDyOURy.
Onicers for the Ensuing Two Years
Chosen.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept S--Ihe
snnrema Lodge. Knights OF Pythias, ad-
ioIirncd this afternoon, after having hei
business sessions for eleven days, 10 meet
al Minneapolis the last Tuesday 70 Az
gust lSsi III has not yet been decided ny
4Se irnfforn Rank where it Will hold the
next biennial meeting. but 1t Is under
stood that II will be at the same uile
and place as the Supreme Lodge
Officers were elected to-day as follo"s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
pltcned Rnttle Between NegrOes.

sAVANNAH. GA-I SepI - pITche1
battie took place on Bay street this morn
.i,,rernen mostly negroes. About one
51',5-iral shots were fired Mark Cain
nuno,y y' Iso5er Of the non-uni0n men. was
sE sEot III in 4 the head and IT. !. lh2usht VII
Il'. ~ T'ba uon-unlon men were going
"'.n,5i ,l.'.ri. an ne hrst cotton snip OF the
..,.,1 e. |2rN The 9l hsht broke them up Al 10
ocIoek aTse t2r, ,rRs Of R9i'e b arIigod YIN
Nllo."1 80 a.. wharf. Further trouble is ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
Ihrlr chldrcn Burned 70 Death.

ST. LOUIS MO. Sept. s-A special
from birmingham. Ala. says: In Perry
county Thursday night John Spain.
farmer, went % prayer-meetng with his
wife leaving their three small children
locked up al home. when they returned
the house was I'm ashes. and I'm the debrii
Was found the charred bones OF the chill
dren
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

LONDON. Sept. S-In official circles
here II Is not believed that the armistce
negotiations said 10 be IN progress be
tween China and Japan refer To anythlhs
the generals commanding The organizing
armies in COrea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Sept. s.-Ths
Bristol mill workers met this morning ana
decided not 10 start up Monday. course
that causes some surprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

Following was the range OF the ta"r-
mometer AZ The Times Office yesterday;
. A. NJ. 10: ~ NJ ST; Z. NJ, So
T.. NJ. 50. +. NJ, 81. midnight. 81.
Average, 81.