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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-17
state Christian Conference.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MOoREIsAND. Ind. Nov. l6.-To-day the
Christian Church closed its annual State
conference which has been In session here
since Tuesday. This religious body repre-
sents more than 10000 commanicants In this
State. They must not be confounded with
the Disciples. who are sometimes called
Christians. The Christian Church accepts
no name except Christian. and this they
take as a protest against sectarianlsm and
as an expression OF their earnest desire for
the union OF all believers under the name
divinely given at Antioch IL rejects all
man-made creeds and receives the Bible
alone as the maj authority ard rule OF
action 1t avoids theological terms as be-
ing productive OF strife rather than tending
towards cieafness OF biblical truth. Chflc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-17
anderson, Muncis, Winchester and Union City,
IT'S CONCEDED.

BY all who travel that the c., II. d.
railroad Is the best line between
Indianapolis and Cfocinnati, Dayton,
Toledo and Detroit.
It is the only line leaving indianapolis In
the evening by which sleeping-car accom-
modations can be secured for TOLEDO and
DETROIT. reaching those places early fol-
lowing morning. Ticket Offices: No. 2
West Washington street, "Old Beehive
Corner" No. 1S4 South Illinois street and
Union Station
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-17
BIG FOURROUTE
Excursion to Dayton and Return
ONLY $1.25
SUNDAY, November Is.
,INCoRPoRATEDa
81 East Hashi. gton Street.
TTELEPHoSE I453.

Special train leaves Union Station, In
dianapolis, a. m, Massachusetts, avenue
TO a. m. Arrive Dayton IL a m. Re-
turning leave Dayton $50 p. m... arrive
Indianapolis 1880 p. m This train runs
through
Anderson, Muncie, Winchester and Union City,
stopping at each. affording the people OF
Gem City or friends in the above-named
places at very low rates. For tickets and
further information call at Big Four Offices,
No. East Washington street, IS jackson
place, Massachusetts avenue and Union
Station.
H. NJ. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
LOrAL TO yHE USIrhD srArE>.
Hawaii Doe, Not Encourage the Laying of
Gable by the British.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. oct. pa
correspondent az Honolulu, writing under
date Of October 18Th, says
Two commissioners recently arrived at
Honolulu for the purpose OF negotiating
with the Hawaiian Government ior con
cessions for a projected cable between
British Columbia and Australia They
were Hon. Sanford Fleming, represent
iug Canada, and Mn. Mercer, of the Brit
ish foreign Office Yesterday a special
conference with the Government took
place. one Of the propositions con-
cenod The possible occupation Of Neckar
Island as cable station. They also dis
cussed with the Government the ques-
ton OF concessions for The landing OF
cable near Honolulu. The attitude Of
the Government ir epying 10 the com
mlssiouers we're adverse 30 making special
concessions OF any sort owing 10 prior
exclusive treaty arrangements with the
United States.
There is a strong ground for the opln-
ion that the commissioners do not really
desire TO occupy any western island as a
cable station. but decidedly prefer Homo
lu.u If they can secure special conces-
siOns
There seems 20 be no room for doubt
that England viii be compelled TO adopt
oahu as her coaiing station. II. NJ. :
Hy8uciathe sailed for Bird Island 10 make
sOundlngs and examine landings for a
possible cOaiig station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
FOK HOsPITAL COHPs.
n recommendations of surgeon 'snerHi
Team of The United States Navy.

u-AcurN.cTON. oct. 2O.-Surgeon-Gen-
,,,I Trvrr of the Navy, IN his annual
r.port. points 10 the necessity OF an OF OF
ganized hospital corps In the navy. ny h'.
5isefIlness of such a corps mas alreauy
Iscn demonstrated in the army, and the
,ftenfton that is being pald 10 pefleCuhs
the system OF all first-class haEdI p.tt. po"ets ,
is convincing proof tnat linineuie'e a. S,l LII,
sbouid he taken IN the matter In our own
sor,,ioe 'rhe services rendered by Sucn
a CORPS, well-instructeu, ui4neu anu ePulP @
ned tor an duties called upon 10 per
form. would be invaluable IN the moueIh
a. central 9, station on shore is advised to
10 used exclusively for examining intend
ed recruits as far greater care is re-
oufred i'm the selection OF crews ioI the
where during long cruises under sail, the
mon lived practically IN the open air, and
the mems physical condition improved ai-
fer enlistment. NOW. the conditions are
reversed, and only mos nearest perfect
In body should be enlisted;
The health of the squadron in the in
fecfod harbor OF Rio de Janeiro during
The recent troubles in Brazil affords con-
rules. If carefully and closely followed.
During periods varying from two TO fiye
months the San Francisco, New YORK.
Chareston Newark and Detroit with a
combined complement OF libZ officers ana
men, suffered exposure 70 yellow fc-
yer. and the sanitary precautions used
against the introduction OF the disease
were the only safeguard and proved most
efficient. thereby enabling an effective
military force to be kept constantly on
the spot While war vessels Of every
other nation had the disease on board,
and while merchant vessels from different
parfs of the world were. in many in
stances. deprived Of their entire crew.
there was only one case, payrlaster .
woman. on an American nan-of-war, and
that one, from It's character, was pre-
ventable. Surgeon-Gencral Tryon rec
ommends that officers of his corps be
detailed as naval med cal attaches TO the
American embassies abroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
IYNCHING In MARYLAND
. NEGRO VINO ATTEMPTED TO AS
sArLT A LADY THE VICTIM.
Tho House Dog saved the Woman From
the Human Brufe's tiendish Desire.
The Negro Confessed.

Upper MARLBORO. MD. Oct. n
c,enten IVf0iarns the negro who assault
cd Mrs Hardcsty wednesday hiBht aI'u az,
confessed. was taken from the Souney jail
at o'clock this morning ana hahseu, &C.
The uerrO was captured shorty aIter
the assault Wednesday night ana luenu-
fed By Mrs. Har iesty. lie had prem M
nary examination yesleIud| l.9lpc g
her adopted daughter Rosie KidseWd I,
had retired on Wednesday nlsht, IedFiIs
the door unlocked awaiting the return ol
her husband, who was at the sloie ',
hundred yards away. be."sen 1'a,, "a a. "a
o'clock she heard the door open anu s.i,' "a ="
the negro. who inquired for MT. haraeS1s' .
saving he had a message for him; Mrs.
Hardesty said her husband was uoNh :.
the stable. The man theItupo" ~ rof
know where Mr.. Hardesty Il. II 10 4"'
Mr.. Hardesty ! want; 1t Is YOU
III Horse Doc iNTEnFaREn.
Sho ordered him away. but he caught
bnId Of her and dragged her INTO tne
titcben adjoining. The house dog inter
tered and she succeeded Ia getting away
Mrs. Hardeety ran OUT OF me HoGSe erot.
lowed by Williams she shcceeue1 ~ ror
ling under a wire fence ana maue ~
.tt 9si
SSe was overtaken by her husband:
who had been attracted by the crlYS u ol
the daughter Sheriff George = D"' .
vas notified and caught the man.
rho prisoner. when put upon the sldh'
admitted the charge in tull, say ylhs
an The right man. but would not n"Nc
attempted such "a thing had l not peeh
under tbe influence Of liquor. 1890. -.
Justice Harris committed H'ail9 -
iaiI without bail TO await the acIoh VI
the court next Aprh,
BROKE INTO THE JAIL.
LITTLE after midnight several horse
men rode up 10 the jaii-keepets o',.s,. nV.sT
and demanded the keys. Keeper 0t,o 0,trSan
eaid he would not surrender IN IN. lne'l ',i
The reports of pistols were neaI4 -
il was announced that the JAIL had '., pecil
br.g,en into. II took an nour TO Duo.,l ~, !,
down the doors before entiaiiCt, ma ~
Vnadc The prisoner cried 'mu ueI' .l d'l'i
hatled piteou-iv for lis life, as ne 81 u5
LA Vifh me masked men. A. rop1 W.
tS,,'frl,iv fbrown over his head ana the
Gro,Td ~ lvnchers started down slaiI slaiI..s. =.
V[uliams made no further resistance Due
ran along with his caplors 10 an - -
bridge near the jail. Here ne Was i.d,.. .',.
nm with "A new rope ana seVeral Snoess
vrere dred at his body. large pouy VI
citizens awakened by the pistol shols
a,5 other unusual noises appedrtu, Dut
were ordered away. Ihe bvuy 90 - ~
down and jury Of inquest Iei'Ir.'Su - "
verdict Of death by Unknown tr@,ia.t, "a ,.
The negros assault upon MIS- IiaI
was committed within a quartz u - %
mile of where a ne TO named N.tSu a.
hanged for a similar crime oHi' NV
months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
FIsur roK sE4KCY,s PICTURE.
some Amusing incidonts Connected WIN
the Auegrd Train Robbers Arrest.

A staff correspondent OF the washington
Times rtng fiom tumpeiIallu' ' NJ,
thus describes the diihcuiueS III Secuilhb
a photograph OF Searcy: ,,-... ~,
Confusion followed the adjournment OF
court, and the TWO messenger hu' ! ~ q
10 convenient places 10 ger dhV.Hci iVON
al searcy. Murray stationed hirlseH De
side A large tree on the pavement OUT
side and Crutchhed took up iIa poti-
ton a few yards iurtner on. Ihr'v ""7 Va,
some delay before the prisoner "d5 re-
moved. and during that time ne sidnceu
in an amused way at the KODAK Iehuh.
who were lowering about, trying 10 set
another snap shot OF nm ..,
Seems az II everybody in town wanted
to put my picture IN their album, sald
Searcy. Don't see why they WIZ per
secute a man 50. and especially an IN
n0cent one
Then the attention Of the group was
diverted. as two Of the amateur pno-
tOgraphcrs were engaged IN herce quar-
rel in the courtroom, because one, VINO
had already secured sood nesa,lNe'
did an iu his power 10 prevent the other
iiom being equally successful.
Scarcy saw the dispute. and sad, WIN
a grin. IT'S q shame mat these fellows
should fight about me
When the desperate was taken back, he
walked through the living lane, and an
/ other amusing incident occurred. Anger
oi by the argument in the courtroom,
the TWO amateur photographers were
asain brought into unpleasant promi-
fu one was waiting for another
chance. as Searcy neaed the jjail
"a bright idea struck his opponent
moro determined than ever TO accomplish
the destruction Of his rival. Rguping up
60 Searcy and placing mis- arm famllarly
around his neck. with fine exhibition o.
nerve:
"say. old man. that fellow there is try
Ing tO take picture Of you, and I'm go
ing to prevent him"
The young man had his side toward the
eager one with the camera. and walked
thus all the way 20 the JAIL chattering
away az Il lively rate. thus shutting of
the other man from getting a view com
plctciy.
You're awful kind. TO show so much
interest was an the prisoner said 10 the
volunteer companion, who was clasping
him about The neck so lovingly. Every
body i'm the crowd saw the performance,
and 40 was one Of the scpsa tons
After Searcy was securely locked up
again the crowd louneed about for
while. An eEclamation heard every
whore was one OF surprise that the train
rObher was such a 0od-lookiug mau.
More excitement was furnished very
soon. when the kodak hends came 20
blows. ana there was a lively fracas.
The one who was so familiar with Searcy
had only one friend. while the defeated
man was accompanied by about twenty
Of his friends. who saw to II that the
fwo had IL ouf without Interference.
Both Wore ON the ground. and on TOP.
pummeihng the ore who had Circum-
vented him. was the angry agcress0r. un-
iii States Attorney sloan broka through
ne big crowd and separated them.
Aiter that The crowd had nothing % DO
Pat discuss The stirring events Of the
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

BENNETTSVILLE. S. c.. oct. @.-Tne
post-oilice here was robbed this morning
about o'clock. The safe was blown open
with dynamite and its contents taheh'
me stamps I'm the office were also taken.
The amount Of the loss could not De as-
certained, as the postmaster mas IoI
had time Ia post his books. The cashier
of the bank and his room mate, VINO
room near the post-oiiice; heard me o eS
ing everything straight returned 10 tnelr
room. Several suspicious characters have
been loafing around the town Tor me
past few days. ana they are believed u; ~
be the robbers. The postmaster i noS'Ce' az
nom around the Office Thursday and de-
posited the money then on hand in the
hank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
THE PEOPLE PANIC.
A Tremendous Run ON tho "Discretionery
Pools" in Piitsburg.

PTTTSBIrRG. PA. oct Glowing 10
the public exposure by the newspapers OF
the plans and methods Of the "dscre-
tiOnarv pools operating in pittsburg
panic has seized on the people who nave
invested their money I'm them. Exciting
scenes nave been enacted an day AT
these places. The biggest run Of the DAY
exchange on " cod street From the time
the shop opened there has been "A sur
prising rush OF terrified people. intent
on Withdrawing their deposits. or Civ
of these .blind pools have begun to re-
aiize mat they are standing on the brink
~ a Volcano. one OF them quit the bust
ness to-day and others are preparing 20
follow his example. Runs are on at All
Of the blk establishments, and the pros
pects are that several will 80 to the
wall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY OCTOBER 81 1894

tional colors, flowers. shrubbery and SUI
gars, and the Governor spoke from the
historic ring I'm which fitzsimmons iaid
Hall low. The audience embraced all
classes OF the community. from the high
est and wealthiest to the lowest and
poorest IN station, OF both colors and
sexes, and OF every shade OF political be-
lief, Democrats principally predominating
i'm number There was great enthusiasm
over his remarks, which re delivered
from a carefully prepared copy. The
speech was a general review OF economic
and tariff subjects from the earliest days
OF the Republic. a forcefnl argument IN
favor of the principle OF protection,
fierce assault on the wilson Dill. ana a
general appeal TO Louisiana and the
south TO tear asunder their present fet-
,ere erd embrace the cause, or which the
speaker is the most shining apostle.
Governor Mckinley was given supper
.o-right at tho ROYAL Hotel ana at mid
night went on a special train to charies-
ton. W. Va, where he speaks on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

~ ,nerican ASSOCIATION Of Professional
Footobali clubs was held in New York
on THURSDAY. All clubs we're represent
ID After a full discussion. j was deem
ed for the best interests. OF al clno mem
hrs that the season be brought 10 a
clnse on October 10Th The late period
nj which the association got under way,
on account Of the prolongation or the
baseball season. and the dinlculty OF
aVoidinx conflict with the regular college
football games. proved a serious obstacle
- carving out a schedule Of games, but
tbe association feels that with the ex-
perience Il has gained, II VIII he IN good
Condition 10 re-organize in the opening OF
iS9s The association will, during the
winter arrange to formulate a new as
sociati0n on somewhat different lines,
raady fOr spriUg work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

DIR. sHBILD m.
Assistant Physician at ,he Eastern state


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, oct 2o.-Srectal.
Or. W. Henry She ld first assistant ply
stefan at the Eastern State Hospital Is
lying dangerously III at his room i'm this
city. The Doctor up 10 the time of his
vacation trip. which he took last month.
was i'm robust health. but soon after his
return was taken with fever and since
then has grown gradually worse. tits
brother Or. Sheild, OF Hampton vas
here at his bedside yesterday. and ex-
pressed himself as exceedingly fearful or
the result unless the disease took "A
favorable turn within the next twenty
four hours
The new dining hall at the hospital Is
rapidly nearing completion, and the OIL
cials are anXiously looking forward TO the
time when they will occupy the spacious
new building. which VIII afford every
facility for feeding the inmates OF the
Institution.
Judge Henly has moved his family 10
his new home, recently purchased or Mr.
Il. b. Wolfe The Judge, who has been
confined for some time 70 his room. Is
now out but is still using his crutch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
}. 4. BUMG RDNEh ASsIaNS.
The Amount of Indebtedness Named at
a2O.OOO-Two Class Of CREDITOR.

sTATTNTON. Va, oct W.-SpeCIaI.-J
Alex. Bumgardner. wholesale liquor dealer
doing business AT No Il south Augusta
street. assigned to-day for the benefit of
general creditors. with Judge J. W.
Quarles as trustee. The creditors are
divided into two classes. First class
city Bank, S9.795 endorsed negotiable pa
per. second class: northern and western
creditors. s2,7oO; home creditors. N5O
making A total OF sos Indebtedness
named in the deed. There are other
creditors not named I'm the deed.
The property conveyed includes the
beautiful old homestead OF the Bumgard-
ners the celebrated j. Bumgarlner VIII 8.
key disuuery. and all personal and real
property. except as is conveyed % Mrs
Bumgardner. in lien OF her dover. In con
sderation Of her uniting in the deed
The wholesale hquor business has al
ready been purchased by l.. d. Myerby
10 cover Indebtedness 10 him. and balance
10 20 10 the cred tors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
DisnI~AL ~ Nof an.
A Number of the BE e.mirehsl f"l'ee YIN b
.i.Is 81 New Nnrk Indic'.d.

NEW YORK. oct 2o.-The grand luty
Yesterday found Indictments for btioeit
against e-~Polce captain liicnaei 20
herfv his former wardmen. Jonn hoch
ana Bernard Meehan, and eN-SefBraN,.s
of Police George G. Liebers. Hugh I'sthl
Felix NcKenna. James " Jordan am
CHARLES i ParkersOn, all Of whom were
dismissed from the force several weeks
ago. , ..,.. ,...st,t,, thar the
cas~. Of ex-Police Captains cross ssr ~.
nhenson and Deyery have not YET pern
Zen M bat that they VIII Se cohsi1-
cred Without fusther delay aa1 a.''o"
NAV he looked for probably Monday
The case OF Captain Schmttb"fkef - ~s
,yef undecided IL IL question "hetAer
Or NOT the grand jury viz consider u 1r-
fare action Is taken by the Police COM
mlssiOners. - -. -. -.
leased on bail: Ex-Warden Bernard Nee.
nan sx-Warden John Hook, ex-ssrseani
IIt1h Clarke, ex-Sergfant FeiN NC
Kenna. ex Sergeant Charles farkef 9on,
and @x-serseant J. " Jordan. Bsu VAS
nor given Tor ex-Police Daptoln Donrtty
mntr O'clock. hts bondsman then ceins
Edwin kearney. merchant 20. Lsl east
Thirteenth street, who qualified In WV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

FRONT ROYAL. VA. Oct % -SneciaI
Very much has been said in praise OF the
prompt and active steps taken by cover
nor OFerrall ip hi5 efforts % ASSIST in
the apprehension # the Aqua Creek train
robbers To him and The newspaners are
due the credit of so soon running them
down.
II is a matter Of considerable amuse-
ment 70 many here that the pirker.ou
men should try to claim the credit The
two who passed through Front ROYAL
and who were closely watched after leav-
ing here. could have been captured here
doubtless had IL not been that the Pinker-
ton men led the officials here to ba'i'.,,e
through the express people. that they had
| the robbers surrounded. while. I'm fact.
they only got on the track Of them
/ through information furnished by the local
officials and correspondents Of the papcrs
/ The fact Is. they We're on thc wrong
track entirely. belieyinG that they had
gone 10 the east side of the Potomac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
IoBGANFIBLD's 6ASG.


CINCINNATI. ID. oct. 2O-A morning
paper pubhshes an elaborate statement.
holding that Moiganheld was not IN the
Aqua Greek Na) robbery but that he
and his pals. who are believed TO be
hiding about THIS city recently ala an
other JOB equally atrOclOus that viii
soon be developed.
IL is conceded that Morganaeld and
Heargy are partners, and were together
az Washington, Cumberland, and other
places but that Morgannelfs gang was
cong one lob while Searcys gang was
t.lns another 10 was claimed thar
lAs if the reason the AUTHORITIES con-
tested me action Of Manager Fogg yes
,Ni4ay m trying 10 attach the 81 300 FOR
ws Alams Express Company. All the
close the otter joh '''' ~ us
A." {epiy to telegram sent to Washing
son last night AT T. o'clock. making a.
S-"s aS 10 whether ssasss, Ia ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
,uur,sEMEsrINes MINE NINTH.
senator Daniel and Jim a''halI Address
Thousands OF Democrat.

POCAHONTAS, VA, oct. Especial
Senator John W. Daniel and "Cy clone
linn" Marshall spoke here to-nisht O. an
audience oil three thousand peOp The
Democrats aud Republicans wed win
each other In their efforts 10 do honor u
the distinguished speakers. II "as a.
feld dav for the Democrats OF the Nntn
district. and the cry Of Walker Is Dead
fs heard from both Democrats and Ike
publicans. p.rta and
Mr. Marshall. had been in ATTENDANCE al
a democratic barbecue az Honsk, r. hus-
sell county. where they spoke 10 t"en,y %
Democrats OF Pocahontas me- them az
Graham with special tram, and
brought them to Pocahontas.
Both Of the speakers were IN their
manifest mood. and uttered 70 the peo'
nie words Of wisdom and eloquence.
II Is predicted that Pocahontas' al,
though a X. publican stronghold, Wlil
give Morrison the largest vote ever polled
for a Democratic candidate at this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

CUMBERLAND. MD. oct. 20-Charles
f. Frederick, a well-krowl extra passen-
ger engineer on the We Virginia Central
and Pittsburg railroad. net win An ac-
cident this morning, which resulted IN
his death. At O'Clock. when he reported
for duty he found that he was not need
ed to-day. lie was standin7 in the yard
between two cabOOses talking % Yard
master Defiinbaugn when suddenly "A
Pennsylvania railroad engine backed a
train of cars which struck one Of the
cabooees which came against the other,
catching Mr.. Frederick and crushing him
so badly that ne died a rev hours after
wards. He was about forty years OF age
and leaves a widow and six children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
BIG SHOOTING RhSEkVEs.
New York Millionaire Lenses Colonel
Mnrch's GrOnnda-EN. .Seclx. MhitneY.

WINSTON. y. c.. oct 20.-Special.- L.
Colonel W. b. March has leased his dWel-
ling house and the hunting privileges on
his three farms. which include 500 acres
in Davidson and Dayie counties. The
New York millionaire for the term of
eight years. Mir. Carroll will be here
about November l1th. 90 spend some time
shooting birds Mr.. William G.. Whitney,
eN-Secrctary of the Navy. and other ois-
tuguished New Workers will be in the
party A hunting lodge win be establish
ed on one OF the farms The party viii
make Winston their headquarters, how
ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

IHE r4En ~ W4snneroA.
>"arcy subjected 90 Rigid Cross tsamina
unu hN lAnrrss NnlnIlL-

WASIUNGTON. II g.. oct. -l Special.
&. j Sraicy. Who is charsed vita being
the leader of the men who robbed tie
train at QIant,o. arrived here t1-meht
iu charge uf fhe sheriff ot Stafford Dauu-
ty. With him came Messrs. W. S. Thomas.
David Heiuue. e.. b.. =. CrutcAhef of
tAr ENprC.s company and Capt Hndt
of thc Ilnhertona. Governor Brown and
Attorney General John l.. Poe OF Mary
l.u1
Ou their arrival here the party broke
nu Governor Brown, Attorney -ienerai
l.e and Messr. Thomas and Herrins
W t0 Baltimore. Searcy hindt
Crut hlcli and the sheriff were driven TO
it. sHn Express company 0nl.e.
who're they were met by Superintendent
. n. Herring aud Agent Moss. Searcy
Wtr lHt Through "A rigid cross-eNamina-
t.u
iie NN leave here tomorrow morning
ln iir rI-f fy of the sheriff FOR Rich
mond, of Sos fredericksburg at o'clock.