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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

are OF the highest order of integrity. and
are acceptable even TO the Republican
managers There will be no tamperng
with yhe voters, and no illiterate voter
will be defrauded Of his vote. We are
going 10 re-elect Congressman Jones by
handsome majority. gotten fairly and
honestly, and our Republican friends will
not be given an opportunity TO charge. or
even cry fraud at any voting precinct
I'm our section.
Captain Rowe lcft on the evening train
Tor Fredericksburg.
CHEERING REPORTS FROM VIRGINIA.
Reports received to-day from all over
the State Of Virginia are OF the most
cheering nature. The recent c'mpllca-
tous i'm New York have done much to-
wards arOusing the Democrats all over
the South. and Virginia will, as usual,
line up I'm the front rank, with soud
Democratic delegation In the next Con
gress. There has been some niue un-
easiness felt at Democratic headquarters
here as to the result in the Nlnth ana an,
Second districts. Congressman ID. darul-
ner Tyler and Judge Morrison nave oeeh
having a hard fight. but the latest au-
vices from their canvass are very IA
vorablc and there is no doubt Of their
succt -. Secretary Lawrence Gardner
now guarantees ? solid Democratic con-
greSS IDnnl delegation from Nirginia. WIN
a quiet confidence that is very convinc-
ing and quite I'm contrast with the s'ate,
N ent ntcrlarded with IFS and amos
given ont to-day by the Republican chair
man The latter has never believed th II
ms party had a chance TO carry a single
congres sional district in Virginia. but has
"dCne lot OF whstling 20 keep his cour-
az, up" Now, that only a few days In
tcrveue before the election, he has ceased
making his extravaCant claims. and Is
looking for the way 20 let himself drop
as easily as possible n. L. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
ANOTHER TRAIN HELD UP
AN EMPRESS CAR LOOTED AT NEW
ALBANY, MISS.
A Similar Procedure ON the Part of the Rob
bers to Those at Aqnis-Ususl Express
Oficisls' Denial.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. las pas
senger train No. on the Kansas CITY,
Memphis and Birmingham railway pulled
out OF the station at New Albany Miss,
AZ | O'Clock this morning three masked
men jumped on the engine, and, entering
the cab covered Engineer Campbell and
Fireman Alexander with pistols. The rob
bers comma nded the engineer to stop the
train when IL had reached a point half
mile from the station. The engineer and
fireman were compelled 10 dismount from
the locomotive. and, under cover OF re-
v0lvers, were marched back 10 the eN-
press car and ordered to break open the
door OF the car with a coal pick.
THE EXPRESS CAR LOOTED.
The train crew were alarmed at the
stopping OF the train at this unusual
place. and Conductor W. b. Leonard
went forward to investigate. When he
showed up al the express ear door the
robbers fired a shot at him. and he He'd
back 70 the coaches Then the robbers
fired volley in the air TO intimIdate the
rest Of the crew and passengers.
An entrance was finally effected into
the express car. and Messenger Genette
was covered with pistols and forced q
hand out the contents of the safe. The
robbers then backed out OF the car anu
jumped from the platform. still holding
their pistols toward the messenger and
enginemen.
The robbers are believed TO be farmers
living in the vicinity OF the hold-up.
THE USUAL DENIAL.
The express officials say that the pack
ages secured by the robbers contained
only railroad way bills and cheap Jewelry,
and that they got no money.
III that the robbers secured was m mnVe-
company will. however, make an euOrt
10 catch the bandits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Eonrteen White Caps Arrested.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nov. IA spe-
cial from Knoxville. Tenn, says:
The sheriff OF Searle county has ar
rested fourteen members OF the white
cap band who took part in the battle
In which three men were killed last
week Their names are William. Jesse
and Isaac Brown, y. II. Bates and bor-
ace Davis, O. j. Montgomery, Lon Car
yer, John Martin. Arthur and John Sea-
ton William Trammell, Henry McQuan
and william Ware The Browns con-
fcssed and gave the names of the others.
who have now sworn 10 Kill their be-
trayers, but are kept I'm separate cells.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
HAZIYG MAF KESULT FaIALLT.
A Mock Trial At Maryland school ut Ed
win EnI,. Exnen.e

EVANSVILLE. MD. Nov Edwin
GOtt. Jr., son OF the Secretary OF state,
Is dangerously III from the effects OF
haziug. and a number OF the students at
the Maryland state Agricultural College
are very much worried over HE condi-
ton.
one evening last week the students or
ganZed a mock court, tried and convict
ed Gott Of a henous crime. and proceed
cd to execute the sentence OF hanging a
rope was placed around his chest.
thrown over a transOm, and tie yictim
was hauled up and left hanging some
hours.
Gott was very much frightened, but
offered no resistance He appeared at
breakfast on the following morning ap-
parently uninjured. but later in the day
became violently I'LL. lie has had several
spasms and becomes weaker atter each
attack. IL Is supposed that the fright
has shattered his nerve system, ana the
faculty have grave fears Of his recovery
Half a dozen Of the students are Kept IN
close confinement. awaiting the result OF
I,OttS injuries,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Yr<. Wickrs eurs for a Divorce.

CHICAGO, Ill. Nov. Mrs. Thomas
H. WiCkes, wife OF the second vice-presi-
dent Of the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany. Med "A bin for divorce to-day. al
icging cruelty Mrs. Wickes' bin says
that she was married 10 defendant In
81. Louis in 1871, and that during their
married life Mr.. NleKes mas repeatedly
beaten struck and kicked her, at the
same time using abusive language. She
tells the court that she has not lived
with her husband since July, la@. and
,,eysonoi nrorerty. 80 answer % the bill
has been filed by the defendant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
TRAhPs HHLD UP and KUBBhD.
They Were Occupying Box Car. But the
Bandits Secured StOO.

CLINTON. IOWA, Nov. l. Something
new In the line OF hold-up took place
at East Clinton last night Sixteen men,
some of them tramps and others who had
been at work saving their money and
beating their way home. were In box
car. There was n rap FOR admission and
those inside, suppOSing some one wanted
shelter, opened the door. on the outside
were four masked men, with pistols and
dark lanterns Two Of the men entered
the car and commanded the occupants
to throw up their hands. They then
ordered them To stand I'm line and while
one of them held the gun his companion
went through the outnt. They secured
500 i'm cash and two watches.
Strict CAR HFLD Up.
CHICAGO, Nov -Four men held up
a street car on Pauina street last even
ing and robbed Mr.. George llobbie OF "A
large diamond pin. The men were fright
eued away before they had a chance TO
mOlest any one else In the car one OF
the robbers was arrested. and gives the
name ~ Thomas Brady. The other three
have the diamond AMI are unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

PHILADELPHIA Nov. l-C"l Horny
Watterson was enthusiastically greeted
by a Iarge audience a. the Academy
81 Music tonight and delivered an adj
dress on Abraham Lincoln" which Was
an eloquent and pathetic tribute 10 the
memory OF the martyred President Ire
lecture was In aid OF the fund raised py
Tho pldladeIphla brigade for the erection
OF A monument at Antietam. In memory
OF their fallen comrades
After the lecture Colonel Wattet5on
was the guest OF the Union l.eakue az
an elaborate banquet attended by large
number OF prominent men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
1h0 stnmns Wonlan,t stick.

WASHINGTON, y. G., Nov. - T,aa haI
.rJnred the destruction of thousands OF
The a' recent first issue postage stamps TURN
va ant by the Bureau of Engraving ana
Printing. . is action is taken as a reegtl eegtl
Of the complaints received rom pUS, ,,,,'s
ne maj for use on account Of the lack
|r muciiage, and the Post-oillce Depar., ip,,i,a
mont directed the postmasters 10 return
the stamps, which were H2I III ,noi H.
ytsmps 'y returned have been destroyed
The stamps now being turned oGt are are
said 10 be OF best quality, ana no iur.ng'
complaints are received rom i,,pcJ ,.lS poi''''''
i.rs 10 whom thcN NrIr IVLInLHI,N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

KANSAS CITY, NO, NOV. Twenty
fr3rt of Nh Haywood's house, in lnde-
paadencc. 'gli, at midnight Haywood raised
a window and nrod both barrels OF
shotgun into the crowd. rive boys l, We're
son SON nf Fruit Grower j. G. Anderson.
eyc v,. Shot Gli out: G. g. chtlds, Jr. son, Of
.. e. Chilis. president Of the, FIRST IA
tIonal Bank, hand man2led; Franz an
son SON 49, sca'p ' and face Hned with shot,
Ernest Wood. son of Bank Cashier Matt.
H. Wood. shot in hand, Tom Kennedy.
shot i'm abdomen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
JsPS ChOssING The TALU.
Fifteen Thousand of Their Troops IN China
md Battle l. Hourly EXp-c cd.

LONDON. Nov. IA Central News
dispatch from TienTsin says: Generals
Web and Yep, recently disgraced Tor
cowardice al Ping Yang, have arrived
at Tieu-Tsin. but are afraid to proceed TO
Pekin because Of the anger OF the hm-
rpror The Japanese have placed three
bridges across the Yalu river. and lj,O0
japanese soldiers are reported to be In
China. .
4 dispatch from Choe Foo says: Ad-
miral Fremantle, commanding the
British fleet, has returned from Iien-
Tsin, where he paid visit 10 II hung
Chang. The Niceroy grayeiy oIereu 10
buy Centurion and three other war
ships of the British squadron. When
the Admiral explained that the sale OF
the vessels would be impossible the wee
roy persisted i'm his offer The chinese
IMAGINE that Admiral Fremantle Is mold
ing off for higher price. The ChlhtSe
fleet left Wei Hal Wei october 2ith, ana
a naval engagement Is eNp'cted Az i,.,,irs unS
time There are only four foIelsnel.,a
among the officers and men who man
the Chinese fleet.
CHINESE CHASE A PHANTOM.
SHANGHAI Nov. Two Japanese
uarshirs we're sighted of Wei Hal w 81
on Sunday last, and the Chlhese lleer ',I,,,y
out I'm pursuit Not finding the Wi
the Chinese Aeet returned, ana lelt. III
Hal Wei again on "Wednesday lhSu 80
destination being unknown. Inc yillN Ilr, l"r
elguers with tte fleet are TWO ehs'no'i'
and two Guuners. 49,, attocsed
Small bodies of Chinese have attaCNJn nI IN
several Russian frontier stations, ana ~
,,,,,. rssl Led a quantity Of arms and
ammunition. In another case the Cnln|Se nun,
we're rcpulsed with loss OF sixty men
Ihr retrrl Leaves NaGaNnkl.
WASHINGTON, NOV, The Initrd IT,.
STATES steamship Petrol sailed from Na-
gasaN yesterday for che roo, lraH,nE torg no
Nmsrf-3u warship I'm japanese waters
IN I},lfimorc and Charleston the Two
- uC crniscrs OF the American squad
ron. are al ChcmuIpo, the MonocS,,cy :, ,,3 40. II
At Tcn Tsn and the IonG,ora,, i,,,5n at Hga,s ~ tbc
prfrcl is on the shan Tung promontory,
a short distance from the great 'hlhese
.l1....naI al Wei Hi VOL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

LIVNDIA. Nov. THE car died at
2.l5 o'clock this afternoon. At noon the
action of his MaJcsty's heart began 10
eufccblc rapidly. About l.5J unconscious
ness S.uoIr,u,I and the action Of the
heart became Intermittent and scarcely
perccpuuIc, until i,s IulsauonS ceased
altogether
THE c7AB's LAST HOURS.
YALTA, Nov. The Gar was told on
Tuesday that hc could live only a few
DAYS more. He listened compossdiy
During The rest Of the day he passed
most Of tU" time iu dlspOsiHg Of his
personal and family affairs Then he
calmly waited tbs end with his con-
sH.Yg.g.s5 broken only occasionally with
short periods OF coma. Yesterday morn
i.E b., looked for The last time from the
windows of the palace. lie was long si-
lent. th.u hc said 81 was pleasant 10
fee, that he could pass his last hours on
I."-.I jan soil. Last uipht he had no
sleep. he was raukcd constantly by vio-
lent coughing and hcmorrhagc. His heart
grew $50 weak that 10 often seemed 70
have stopped beating.
CONSCIOUS TO IHE las.
These distressing symptoms became ar-
Ccutuatei 40 ln o'clock this morning. b5'
: shortly aftcrW3rl he rallied slightly Bio
WIS fully conscious. Hc wished the Sd-
Crament 20 bc given him in the pre-c.h....'
cum with grateful fcrvor An hour ana
. main .af,. He was seized with NlolehI
splams IL seemed as f death h'd
come, Nuf poe rallied again, ana at l-.'V
he appeared TO be- free from paln,,e'tn
tpurp.TtuID. tut the weakening htdil
beats and IroatulU. told hi7 phNti'l.uIS
that The end was coming I.7I' I, va"
conscious almost 20 the last moment ~
oI5 Dis .y,. closed slowly, and he ceased
breathing
paro4IrIo> or 1HE REMAINS.
The body will he cmbalmed IN L,yaala ,lt
Tonight. aud vl Doe exposed ln u'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

,.,u,,,,.t,, co,,rrovoieod ~ not wholly de-
strOycd. His conduct IN TINS ;rylhF Eo-
sitOn won for MIN IN an lilIIlldIE - Ni,a
the reputation ol able E'n,id dIS'ilp, ~ -, a.
wei as uhSuIPaa PaSsea lF,nr had bean
and endurance, Ihal 'iis ~ %at fror, TO- The
no G"iPoSs sp,,.le frnst tfta an the third and
f,,rtL Groars of his left hand and a
eltrEt enar on his temple, whore a bull
IT, ,ra2eJ II in one of the battles In the
ir',llf.i, ,,.ar
- Ifs military oyucricnce rooted in
'"' - version to war and he
Tnra,"e I',', the surcst guarantee of Euro
pea" H1'''' .....,.,. .,.-,,,. ma ,,,,v
AIEMf'S 'I"" mo '''i a..
For some time after his elevation 10 ihe
+tro',e he seldom appeared in public, hui
lived i'm the closest retirement at bdt-
china being I'm constant dread OF Ihe
Vaccinations of the secret soclelleS ut
Socialists His coronation TOOK pace AZ
N,er,uy Nav p 1883. lie maIllcl III
1896 Mary Feodoroyua formerly Mary
sophia Frelcrica bdgmdfl, dauEIleI "i
Christian IN. King of IDenmdrk', anu
sister Of the IinCt~ IS on W 93i,I ,1.,,r,,
King Of Greece. The plln'lpdl ,H,piiiItt'l' M u
Of the car was 70 put duWh y 'i5''il.ii'' 5,,,,ii'
10 develop the military pow C"n,,,ra.si.,r -,
TO organize her ASIauC an d IA. 80 mon
provinces, and to Keep sI'd"y - 'F'''
COnstantinoplc. 81. TIN, ror,-
From the beginning on ms - 49, H..
odical attempts we're iila"' TpLpij, 'Far,ii,,
by NihhSts. In lHA> ne "t,t ~" iI,,,.,yy,
narrowly escaped d'''" i' %
accident near boikl. -, r-,,, tho tract,
The tram was ll' liI"" MA hut Tho inn
ana many P"S-''II'' I'll, fIlrad Tna
Perai gary b% vera Train n2ga Wss pPosed 5o to be
dcrdulHS Oh tH', iI'thtt 'tht aIt errirl~ a.
the "pI" vi ~ t,ir,rd tn bIoyy uU
pIol NdT 'u'' IL E,.r ,vas aypactcd
the ca-lIe WIZ '', NJ CaII man1auyres
TO o',ulE I'IIli7 ,rE. rnif,e are still
around Sil5lea,SH' I,,'r ,,o ..nsnirators.
pussy HAHliH| INV" GOV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

SPRINGFIELD. MO. Nov. There
was a pitched battle yesterday between
Thomas y ADpleby ana his son on one
siJe and Joseph walton on the other.
The outgrowth OF an Old scandal. Walton
lies iyins at the hospital. walton was
separated from his wife by Appleby. who
left his own wife and married Mrs. wal
Ton and then left her. Walton has been
threatening 10 Kill Appeby, and Yesterday
planted himself safely behind n tree and
opened IRE Appleby and HE son were
expecting the attack, and replied with
shot guns, finally fatally wounding wat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

UTICA. Ny, Nov. THE. West Win
eeId uauk al West Winfield Herkimer
county was entered BY, burglars last last
night The outer door o. the safe wac vac
~ me money tat oInrr securities. rt.,
not opened The loss Is less than 1900,
Tbe same bank was entered about 3
o'clock on the morning OF August ntn
iast hut the burglars were discovered
hefore they could open the safe They
Ssd however. drilled the outer door and
niaced the charge OF dynamite and the
fnse without having time 10 light II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Naval Changes.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. Com
nander !. A. craig has been ordered 10
command the concord. relieving Com
Tnander G. II. Goodrich. detached and
granted three months leave; Lieutenant
+. H. Dorm. detached from the Naval In
,ouigence once. and ordered to ord
nance instruction. Assistant Surgeon a.
~ Dunbar ordered 10 the naval labora-
tory BROOKLYN. relieving Assistant Sur
,,son 4. Farenhold detached and ordered
TO the Vermont 10 relieve Assistant sur
,eon L. II. Stone, placed on waiting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
PLOT 10 KIN THE CZIREWIIZ.
Police In Possesion Of fIncriminatlng Docu
N,l.TF.t.
mputs and arc NFTF' Tng y IN IItt

LONDUN. Nov According 10 "A spe-
cial dispatch received here from II.
Petersburg, conspiracy against the
life of the Czarewtz has been discovered
there.
II is added that for several days past
the police have been actively engaged In
arrestiug Nihilists Among those arrest
al are several students. The police have
also obtained possession Of discriminating
documents.
\ dispatch from St Petersburg says
the police during several days past have
made "a large number Of arrests of
Nihilists. as the result Of the discovery
of a plot against the life Of the Care
uftZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. L-Bishops ana
prominent churchmen Of the Methodist
I-uitai states assembled here to-day at
The annual meeting OF the General Com
rnittoe Of the Church Extension. The
duty OF the committee is TO map out tine
york of the Board OF Church Extension
for the ensuing year: 10 fix the amount
20 bc asked for each conference. and %
authorize the amount that may DE ex-
rcuded within the boundary Of each con
ference during the year. II has also the
authority 10 formulate rules for the gov
cruucat Of the board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
An rnsnrcn sol shtll Led.

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE shell test
nv, Tho ordnance bureau Cf the navy at
Indain Head S toJaayh shosis MsS mo no. o 30 Ta'.
-" natt,rn and one of the Carpcater,
we're fired at seven. inch. rickel steel
'|sIe The Taylor shCll went 20 pieces
yIrr II struck the Plate and the Car
ren,er shell n, He'd The velocity OF the
Inns u.as qII feet per second.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

ST LOUIS, Nov. Two men were al
most Instantly knled. ana another fatally
Injured. by falling from the seventh story
~ A building I'm course Of erection, az
Twelfth and Locust streets. this after
noon. They were stan ling on a scaf-
Folding. when 4 plank spread, and al
lowed them 70 fan 20 the pavement over
one hundred feet The dead are Samuel
Moore and Jacob Warner. Joseph Ems
was fatally injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
WEATHER FORECAST

WASHINGTON. u. c., Nov. For
Virginia. Fair. followed Friday evening
by increasing cloudiness, with warmer
southeast winds: rain Friday night and
Saturday; probably cooler and fair Sun
day
For North Carolina: Increasing clouds
ness. with rain In western portion; slight
ly warmer: southeast winds: rain Satur-
day