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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
RKdVE CHINEsE or Nm RAJ.
Although Severely Wounded Ho Fought
Until lie E.i --Psking', I-c.ing

LONDON, Sept Z.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Shanghai says that
In an imperial edict, issued September 2}d.
the Emperor Of China expresses great
personal regret at the death OF General
TsO-Fung, VINO was killed I'm the recent
battle at Ping-lang, and orders that
his remains be given all the m litary
honors due provincial commander-ln-
chief, AMI that his sons be treated Win
especial favor The dispatch further says
that General Tso-Fung, though wounded
severely. continued 10 lead his troops
until struck by the bullet which Killed
him.
First Lieutenant Ching. of the Chinese
cruiser Chih-Yuen. which was sunk dur
ing the recent naval battle at the mouth
OF the Ialu river, escaped when the yes
sci sunk. and he has organized "A party
and started out 10 endeaYor 10 recover
his captains body The Chinese declare
that the Chln-l luen sunk large japanese
iron-clad during the progress Of the light
by rammng her but this statement II
lust as strongly denied by the japanese.
Following the example set by Japan,
the chinese Government demands the
registration of all Japanese residing In
China.
ANTI fouuGS iEfIINa IN ,aING.
LONDON. Sept. 2.--A dispatch from
Shanghai 10 the Times state that the
anti-fOreign feeling In Pekin Is growing
steadily Foreigners while On the streets
of the city are constantly sui iected to
insult and annoyance by soldiers. The
court seems scarcely To realize he fact
that the country Is engaged la a - Jas
war. Two japanese cruisers passed Che-
Foo on the 2}d instant
AllS = aFF ,rgs. .t.Lr
YOKOHAMA Sept. 2j-The German
cruiser Alexandrine has arrived here. An
official version OF the battle OF Yalu
river says that the Japanese killed In
cuded Commander Sakomoto. OF the gun
boat Akagi; Lieutenants Takahasi ana
SenOlSuchi, OF the cruiser Hashidate:
L.ieutenants Sima and Ito, OF the cruiser
Matsushima; Lieutenant Magata, OF the
cruiser Akitsushima; Lieutenant ..sao, Il
the cruiser Yoshino: Chlef Surgeon Miya-
ko. chief Paymaster /. ShiZuka and Sur
geOn Murakosl Thirty non-commissione
officers and men were killed and one
hundred and sixty wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
POLITICS IN FIUT4NN4.
Mr.. Craig and Capt Edmond Cooke Ad-
dress he Voters.

FORK UNION, VA Sept. 5.-Special-
Yesterday being court-day politics took
the lead MIR. Craig, Republican, from
Stanton. spoke to a dusky audience on
the glories OF the G.. o. l.. and the bless
iugs OF protection. But the people who
read and think have had enough Of these
blessings. and ms haNangue Tel. on du.l
ears except the negroes. who applaud
everything said by a Republican.
Mr. Edmund Cooke. the IOpu.ist caHdi-
date for Congress. read in a tame manner
"A lengthy paper, setting forth the general
views of his party. He, dignired and
taOughtful gentleman, seems out Of place
In advocating the wild schemes favored by
his party.
The decision of Judge Simmons in the
uchanan election case is quite apropos
Just at this juncture, when there IS Il
universal desire for light on the SOME
what complicated machinery Of the Wal
ton election law, and the judges con-
struction will help very much 10 unravel
the difficulties.
The venerable Baptist minister, Rev.
Joseph Walker. a0ed ninety-tNO, preached
a clear and forcible sermon here last
SUNDAY He had the strong sympathy of
his congregation, and all expressed Won
der at his vigor of mind and body at
80 advanced an age.
our people, having good crops OF corn
and tobacco. are hopeful of the future.
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BERLIN. Sept 2-At a meeting OF me
prussian Cabinet to-day, over which
Count BothO Eulenburg presiied, the bill
placing restriction upon the right TO no
nubitc meetings was discussed at some
length. After the close OF the meeting
rnmors OF discord between Chancellor
von Capriyi and Count ~ Gutenberg were
circulated, but were proved 10 pe en-
tirelv without foundation. Chancellor Won
CapriH was not present at the meeting.
reference 10 the repressiye methods pro-
nosed. and will not oppose the adopt N
OF most severe measures against rssoiu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

OrK lK.lnK WIN RRtziA-
Ihe Reciprocity Arrangement to Continue
Ia Force Uutii January.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2j.-The Depart
ment Of State has received formal notih-
cation from Mr.. Mendonca, the Brazilian
Minister. OF the abrogation Of the re-
Ciprocity arrangements existing between
the United States and his own country,
TO take effect January lst.
The regent tariff law abrOgdtes all the
reciprocity treaties without any notice,
but the Government OF Brazil mas seen
MT 10 give the fun three months notice,
aud therefore. although Brazilian sugar.
coffee. moldsses, ana hides have not been
admitted free 10 this country since the
recent tariff bin became a law, all the
advantages on manufactured iron goods,
railroad supplies aHd agricultural pro-
ducts entering Brazil from the United
States will continue in force until the
end of the present year.
IL is claimed that while the Brazilian
reciprocity has been advantageous tO Bra
lillian sugar producers it's abrogation will
not work any harm TO American interests
I'm Brazil as the free wool clause OF the
tariff bill has created considerable trade
and the slight Increase of duty against
those articles which were affected by the
expiring arrangement will not materially
diminish their export from the United
States.
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WASHINGTON. j. e.. Sept. .5-A
change viii be made i'm the office Of
Deputy Commissioner II Internal Reye-
rue within TIE next two or thre. weeks
Capta3n Gcorge W. Wilson. of Ohio tn
Republican las held The office up TO
NJ. time. during the present admin SRA
tion. his long service htung him for tn
Itlfia- IL has not been da easy matter
for commits iouer Miller to find a MN
for the place. but he has, it is given
arf semi-oflc.ally, decided upon an Ala
hama man who possesses the requisite
qualdcations. Tie new apponte,e I not
m is said to be the personal choice
f. the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Drought continues In this section. Fan
pastures aud late cabbage are almost
ruined. and the farmers are nearly an
behind with their plowing for wheat, tne
ground being so hard that they cannot
break II. and unless rain soon comes
there will be much late-planted wheat;
Cattle are beginning TO be looked FOR, ana
az better prices than usual.
for Miss Jenuie. arrived here on yester-
day from Washington. y. G., on a visit
to colonel John W. Richardson and otner
relatives. During his stay here be Will
49, I,so on Cripple creek in Wythe
county. where his father, ex-Goyernor
WIiIi1m O. Brownlow, spent his boyhood
dav-. he being nephew of Mr.. Gamma
way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
B!YEKs HEJD RESPOhSTBLE
Find ng Of the Coroner's jury in the For
eat Crowley Murder

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 25-The coron-
er's jury which has been investigating
Forest Crowlcys murder for week,
returned a verdict to-day placing the
crime on William j. Myers.
The evidence against Myers is wholly
circumstantidl but very strong. When
arrested In cincinnati last Friday he
declared that Crowley was murdered by
Brown Allen. Myers was brought back
here on SATURDAY His shoes have been
placed i'm the tracks whore Crowley p
body was found and they fitted exactly.
Myers pdWnea CrOWeY's watch, and the
dead mans pocket-book was found in =
bundle of clothes which Myers left be
hind him I'm hotel here. Brown Allen
is myth. Three men who We're arrest
ei as accessories have been released.
Myers is also suspected OF numbering
Mrs Lily. an old woman who lived on
the outskirts Of Atlanta, and Of beating
William galloway 20 death At Athens.
Mrs. Lily was murdered last March ana
CaUaway was killed a year ago. Myers
is only nineteen years OF age. He I'd
mits being an accessory 10 CroWleF 5
murder, but denies that he did the deed
alone.
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MI Irlnl Trim nf TIE Nnlne

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The new bait e
shin Maine started on her contractors
trial Trip this morning She lett her
dock I'm brooklyn az 7.30 and passed OUT
by Sandy Hook at S:i3. Captain f. VI.
Bunce is i'm command. Representatives
of the Ouintdrd Iron Works he cont ac-
tors. are on board. The Maine rs pro-
visioned for two weeks trip in case Il
is necessary to extend it 50 lOn.. II
was originally the intento Of the Navy
Department to have the Maine 20 up the
sound To GARDENERS Island. but recent
orders have changed her destinat on from
the sound to the open sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
suaan KeFINERiEs CLOSE DowN.
By Next Week all Of Those Operated by the
Trust viii Cease Operations.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-President Have
never, of the American Sugar Refining
Company. has issued orders for the clos
ing down at once OF one-half of the re-
fneries under its control. and next week
the rest of the refneries will be ordered
10 shut down.
This action is taken because or the
large amount OF refined sugar on hand,
and also IL is said because OF the opera
ton OF the new tarlif.
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EFFECT or THE WALTON Law.
1t DiscOurages tho Use OF Money In Eiec.
tions-Prospsrons Brunswick.

LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. Sept. o.
Special The negroes of this county are
less political than have ever known
them. The Australian ballot law pre-
sents but little chance TO use money
i'm elections, and their chief interest is
gone.
| am glad to report the most prosper
Gus conditions known among us for the
past twenty years. Many OF our oldest
men say they nave never known such an
outlook for the crops. Both the corn and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
BOTS PULLED THF IIOA'S fsII.
This Beast Became Infuiiaied and Attack d
Hl- Kecprr.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept Especial.
During Hunting's circus parade here to-
day several urchins following an open
lion cage got hold OF the larger beast 3
tail. The sport was greatly enjoyed for
a time but finally the beast became in
furiated and demolished everything IN
the cage and set the other mad The
keeper with greatest presence Of mind.
began to fight. and for several minutes Il
savage battle ensued. His clothing was
torn into shreds and his face and arms
terribly lacerated. II required "A score
of men to keep the maddened animals
at bay until their anger had quieted. The
man, though suffering terribly, remained
at his post until relieved 10y another from
the grounds Great crowds witnessed the
fight, the like OF which never occurred
here before.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 2j.-Special.
m Ninuigerode's condition has not been
So favorable towards lengthenlng his days
az II was Yesterday yet he sometimes
rallies. AT least his fever leaves him ani
bje uIjse grows stronger and temperature
hibnr fFfs life Is, however slowly,
surely ebbing away. His nourishment is
but n teaspOonful or 50 at time, which
he takes frequently.
At times to-day IT was with the greatest st
- these spells he grows so weak that
only i his pulse seems 10 beat. Mr.; Lewis
Wi1nIeer0de. from Milwaukee, arrived to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
ELLETT In KING WILLIAM
JOINT DISCUSSION BETWEEN He
AND JUDGE GREGORY.
The Former Has the Beat of the Argume mt
and the Crowd-A Personal Difficulty
B,tween These Two Candidates.

KING WILLIAM G. H., VA, Sept 2j.-
Special-A much larger crowd than usual
attended court to-day. The weather was
beautiful. and due notice had been given
that the standard bearers Of the Demo-
cratic and Popuist parties would appear
to discuss the issues Of the campaign
now on
II was not expected that the Prohib-
uOuists would also have a representative
on the ground. but such was the case.
Mr.. j. .. Atwood, Of Richmond, appeared
in their behalf. and requested to be heard.
As arrangements mad already been made
Tor colonel IaZcNcH Elicit and JUDGE
Gregory to consume the time TOR Wnlcn
the courthouse was offered tor speaking
purposes during recess, Mr. Atwood was
provided with a temporary platform ON
the court green ana spoke Tor upwards
OF an hour. His speeCn was listened 10
with respectful attention, but II would
be vain TO nope that he made any con-
Nerts.
II was evident iu moving about among
the people before the speaking began
that the sturdy men Of King iIli1m hai
already studied sufficiently the issues OF
the campaign 10 form their conclusluns,
and that their verdict would be rendered
for Democracy. Though the campaign is
only three weeks ola, the enthusiasm OF
the people is hi-h and strong. and every
nf ,l,7t.,-,Iat.d ,,i.to,.,.
80 lin, i,i,,',,, Of ali cI.eees of
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aUpGA GEE@oEE'a SPEECH.
I 1g ~ ''0 ,..,,,',.
leading off tu h3If-EJIr'S speech. His
utterances were listened To win the pro-
verbal attention and courtesy oL our
people. The silence, however. even at
hines when he made strenuous EFFORT to
aIous. some auufe.Iluou of ti- force of
his remarks .t.is almost efubarra -sIng
,Tha IN .Iasl.- of his ..,.r. priu.I,I.- were
,l.,1. t-, mon. ,,I.rtu'- i, rr. ,.f.r ab-
s.lr. a. .,.,.Ir,.1,t A., .,il,-..,.f mn, aud
Inc -f.,te,n,ut of WIN. Ii liTlr..i +, b,
t..+. ,,it..rt f,.rt..r ,tf,,..r a., ..,..-
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mr. ,,'I1,i 90 yt ~ 80 ,,..,, t,, bi ,...
and naj5r the Iid.a,'Ious nosi,ion of his
Uartv more ,,..ui,,.ut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
CHARGED UITH BIGAHT,
w. II. Crawford Arrested In Norfoik-ue
Has y Nifs in P-rnayt,anla

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. o. 2j.-Special.-W
Fl. Crawford, contractor. of this city.
was arrested to-day, charged with biga-
my He has been in Norfolk about three
years. living with woman who he said
was his wife. 1t now turns out that he
has a wife and three children in Browns
vile, Pa. Wife No | will arrive In the
morning Crawford Is now In Jail.
He claims that the woman with whom
he has been living IL not his wife: He Is
stone contractor. and one OF the sub
contractors at work on the Lekies Metho-
dist church. The people OF Norfolk have
been favorably impressed with Crawford
also with wife No. 2. The case Will come
up in the Police Court tomorrow.
The contract for building the Lekies
Memorial Methodist church, in Atlantic
city. was secured by Bolden brothers.
who. IL is said, came TO Norfolk from
South Carolina. After receiving the sec
ond payment for work on the church they
left for parts unknown and left numerous
sub-coutractors ana dealers in materials
unpaid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

TRIE. PA. Sept. 2j.-The plant OF The
Erie car Works, the largest concern Of
it, KIND i'm the country. was almost
wholly destroyed by fire last night. Sav-
rraI acres Of bulldogs ana a number
If ears were burned The works hal
been used by the Lake Shore railw Y
FOR the past fifteen months a. repair
shovs. and all the ears destroy 4 were
the property Of that company. The fi'e
WAS 'iucondiart and the second attempt
made to burn the works within tVo We Ks
The loss is $O0,0I0 and the insurance
small
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
lpdiana Republican Rally

INDIANAPoLissii si,iS,I iND,i Sept, 25..one Of
~ N Ittfory Of Marion county was sig
t,In1,i,znd tnG today by the Inauguration bv
Gar4r1or n.1,,er Mckinley Of the State cam
paign. I'm, Harrison nresidad -, ,b,
~ - held In TomlinsOn Hall. and tn
ihegtiisi Goyernor Mckinley in few fe-
ITC1ous Itcitoys remarks. Governor Mckinley
I'LL" o,,e- TWO hours.
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PRICE TWO CENTS:
TERRIBLE GALE RAGING.
ATTACHING TIE EAST AND VEST
COASTS OF FLORIDA.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Sept 25--A
terrific gale Is raging along the east
and west coasts OF Florida and also at
Interior points Reports are meagre as
the wires south Of jacksonville ass
either down or are working badly. The
report Of injury TO shipping at Key West
cannot be verified. as the wires to that
place are down. A message reacbeI
here from Titusville and Jupiter late this
afternoon that the wind was blowing
sixty miles an hour at those PAGES.
Soon after the wires 20 those places were
reported down. Trains from the South
are all delayed, and IL II be to-mor-
row before anything definite can be
learned as to the effects Of the gale. Ii
Is not thought. however that any loss
OF life has resulted.
TIE ORANGE CROP IN DANGER.
The storm seemed To be more violent
in the Indian River country tifan else
where, and owing To It's slow movement,
IL is thought that the orange croD VIII
afraid that the results 10 the crop VIII
BE- more disastrous than We're those OF
the great storm OF october. lS1
The gale at Jacksonville Is pretty stiu.
but Is doing no damage.
VERY SEVERE AT 81. AUGUSTINE.
SAVANNAH GA, Sept 25.-A special
Mt 90 To the Morning News from 81
Augustine, Fla. says:
Trains south OF here are all stopped
by the storm. which is increasing In
violence The sea IL mass OF seethinS
breakers, and the great waves are rush
Ing over the sea wall. spray beins ,hiown
Gffy feet Bay street IL covered with
water. ali crafts being taken to sebas-
tian river Anastasia Island is sub
merged The steam tug Greenwood
from Passport. Me. Is anchored I'm the
harbor 4 driving rain is coming down
i'm gusts. All wires south Hare down.
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Nothing but freshets, such as are not
known oftener than at intervals OF twen-
ty years, could now do them serious
harm
With the restoration OF business enter
prise and confidence, which late legisla-
ton ought to bring about. our people Will
be materially blessed as they ought to
desire.
our town also II on the up grade. The
Atlantic and Danville Railroad Company
Is in process Of removing its workshops
from Portsmouth. This. II Is believed,
will double our population. giving US
nearly a thousand Inhabitants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept 2-Chlef Post
Ofice Inspector Wheeler WAS notified
late this afternoon u the arrest at Los
Angeles. Cal, Of Andrew A. Laird for
merly "A p0st0fli,e inspector. Laird was
deputy postmaster at La Tfangr Ga,
ana while in that capacity defrauded
the Government out OF a large sum of
money by means OF fraudulent letter, and
other devices Laird VIII be taken 10
Georgia for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
HaR>H WOHD> t0H iRisnnhN
Chamberlain says Their Auncks Upon Each

Other K~r''rC Them Un'"-' woriby.
LONDON. Sept. 2j.-Mr Joseph Cham
berlain. speaking at Leeds 70 day said
that never had opposition To home rule
for ireland been so Justified as II was at
the present time. The course Of recent
events he declared had proved that the
irish party was not made Of such stun
that any English Government could safe
Is trust It's words The Unionists had 20
thank the party for exposing themselves.
one and another, I'm their true colors.
Ever since home rule had been defeated
MIR. ChFmDerain said tnat the members
of the party had been engaged I'm Olacken-
ing each others characters and painting
portraits Of each other, which. taken to-
gether. would form a chamber OF hoftors.
9Tbe sneaker AT this point was inter-
rupted by cheers and laughter)
He concluded by asserting that If the
Government should now appeal TO the
country on the question OF home rule for
ireland a triumphant majority would be
returned against H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
ftf,o,oF ,ur ,zin', fLLNKs<
Il ,lieyed His Death won Il Ire1 ptii" N
Europsan War.

LONDON. Sept. 2.-'ghe European
baTTSns arc affected by the news OF the
EARS health az he is now recognized as
one Of the strongest SUI Crters Of peace,
and il IS feared in the event OF his
Jd.,b ~, ,tat bis successor would seize an
.rnuortunity TO secure naval ports on the
Pacidc ard enlarge his boundaries I'm the
direction Of the Pamirs, at the expense OF
China. either % which steps, It Is be-
ueved. would easily precipitate war.
diepatch from St Petersburg to-day
denies the report that Russian troops
have gone to Corea, or that Russia has
Inc intention OF doing anything ealcu-
lated To disturb the peace OF Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Tic New Torpedo BoHt,.

WASHINGTON. Sept =. Secretary
Herbert to-day approved the design adopt
ed bv the Board Of Constructor for IA
three torpedo boats, auth)- : 1 D., the
present Congress These DOtts W!l close
lv resemble the Ericsson, with slightly in
creased size and power The Secretary
ordered plans prepared, and Iirec,ad the
uIdge advocate general 10 prepare the
Specifications preliminary 20 sJ"citing
bf1s
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Engineer G. W NJ . wril Tor Service.
WASHINGTON, Sept. c5.-Chlef En-
eineer u. G. Gowing. of the United States
sunboat Machias. has been sent 10 the
hospital al Brooklyn. upon the reeommen-
dalton OF a medical board that he is in
canacitated for service and In order
maj no delay might result In the depar
ture of that vessel for China. Secretary
Herbert has detached Chief Engineer A.
n Dixan from the Nesuvtus and ordered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Iho-o English Fanatic.

BIRMINGHAM, ENG. Sept. 2j.-The
Birmingham and Ashton Free Library
companies have decided TO obliterate an
racing and betting news from the news
nsnrrs on file in the Libraries under their
control. With this object I'm view the
committee are causing white slips ~
paper to be pasted over all such news 50
soon as the papers are received for nling.
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ORANGE. VA. sept Especial. The
ooot.Ht for tho Legislature il hot between
,Indge William G. Williams and Mr..
Charles Tallaferro. and it is doubtful who
will win in the primary next Friday ay,toa,
our farmers are p1sy so"s5s s5 neS ~'iea. tsr =.
J'' rel a large crop OF oats will be seeded
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him to the MachIas. Assistant Engineer
y. +. Worthington. who takes the vacan-
cy on the Nesuvius. Is an instructor at
the Naval Academy Chief Engineer A
W. Fitch has been ordered before the
retiring board.
Len. W. Kimball has been ordered to
duty In the Office Of the Naval Intelli-
gence at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
pr.m,.r Cr,sp Concessions.

LONDON. Sept. G-A dispatch TO the
Times from Rome says Premier crispi Il
-, to make any concession 10 the
cburch compatible with the maintenance
- I,aiv's sovereignty over every foot OF
tbe soil but. the correspondent ADDS,
italy will never coneede the teinpofai
mower OF the Pope.
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e,le ~ po,d. Held nv the T rninal

NEW YORK, Sept. ga II. Muller &
Son to-day sold at auction. for the re-
ceiyer OF the Richmond anc West Point
TerrninaI Railroad Company a long list
~ stocks and bonds held by the terminal
company. The entire list was purchaser
nv the ReorganixAtian Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
o,.er,ts Name n Labor Is,sa.

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept, 25.-John X.
Cnban was nominated for Congress
1an1 to-day by the Democratic Second district
consen' ~ The brotherhood OF Locomntinga
Mastei Ai',an o and prominent In labor circles.
Flrei f i,,es given the support OF the labor
He Heent In the convention, and defeated
,.. sieiidv indvnnonent easily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Rfc Fire in WatertOwB.

WATERFOWL. y ,.. ", sept. ,ir 5:-t fire
tUlr,oe,t Urohe AZ O'Clock this morning. and
pouiIl,se puIie The Jerome Hotel. the fiotel
Asoaqn, eight sb6,occ s2Tfs ne %ere esTap9 Of
Inss sl5O.0o0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

WARSAW, Sept. 25.-Sixty houses in the
,itv of BlassZWi. in the district of Mdlish
Russian Poland. whore the cholera Is
making fearful ravages, ,werr set on IRE
last night and completely destroyed. \
number ~ inmates OF these houses. who
we're suffering from the dread disease and
yere roo weak 10 make any effort % save
themselves. were burned 10 death.