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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
Zjednoczeniem m}odziezy.

Zjjednoczeniem m}odziezy.
Jezeli Zjednoczenie czuwa6 ME
bedzie mad przysz}oscia swojej
instytucyi, samo siebie pod
kopie. Og6}owo uchwalono
cos ma ostatnim sejmie. Ale
gdzie So owoce owych uchwa}?
DziesieG tysiecy cz}onk6w jest
W Zjednoczeniu, zatem bez=
przesady prawie dziesieG
tysiecy ojc6w familii. Me
maja oni syn6w?.
Me widzimytez mic sprzecz-
nego Z konstytucya, gdyby i.
arzys twa kobiet lub
dziewic osobnie do Zjednocze-
MIA przyjmowano, jako iinne
towarzystwa. w zasadzie
ma}zonki cz1onk6w Zjedno-
czenia juz W kasie posmiertnej
So, bo Zjednoczenie p}aci ich
spadkobiercom 900 dolar6W
poSmiertnego. Jestze
Kaska lepsza Cd Maryski?
Posmiertne dla toWarzystw
n}odziczy, dziewic lub kobiet
MECH bedzie mniejszc, mp. 100,
200 1ub 900 dolar6w, wed}ug
uchwa}y, ale MECH Zjedno-
czenie ogarnie W szy.s kie
Varsity. naszego ludu Polsko-
katolickiego!
Ma sejr1lie manly
uchwalono, ably administracya
byla podzielona ma rome
miasta i aby laden urzednik
d}uzej, niz 3 lata, ME urzedo-
wa}. Podzia} administracyi ma
ostatnim sejmie ma nowo
potwierdzono. Roznie sic
cz}onkowie ma podzia} admi-
nistracyi zapatruja. KAToL1k
6w podzia} przeprowadz1, aby
zgubna przewage najwleksze-
go zakonu kliki chicagoskiej
zniszczyc. Jestesmy W tel
sprawie dosyG obojetnymi ma
uchwa}y przysz}ego sejmu.
Jezeli sejm uwazac bedzle
jako najkorzystniejsze ola
Ziednoczenia, wybranie ad-
ministracyi z je dne g o
miasta, powinien trzymac sic
podzia}u miast, aby znowu
Chicago ME brudzi}o. Niechaj
|administracya bedzie lub
8 lata W Milwaukee, potem W
Bay City, potem W Chicago,
potem w Detroit; it,. d. Jezcli
zas bedzie mp. W Chicago lub
innem miescie, niechaj sejm
czuwa ma tenn, aby GAIA
administracya ME by}a n ig-
d y j e d n ej paraf1i.
O obecnej administracyi
wypowiemy pare's}6w prawdy.
Jedyny panWleklihski, obecny
Kasyer L]ednOczenla, zasfugu-
ie jeszcze ma jeden rok dalsze-
go urzedowania. Reszta,
mianowicie PIP. K 70 m k a i
Strasz y II ki, d o b i d y!
Z}amali bowiem konstytucya,
namawiajac towarzystwa /
cz}onk6w Zjednoczenia do
g}upiej ligi menazera. Mic
przeciwko ich uczciwosci ME
m6wirny, ale So to g}upcy
pierwszej klasy, kt6rym dal-
szego piastowania urzed6w W
Zjednoczeniu sejm zadna
rniara poruczyc ME powinien.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

wZnajduje sic obecnie Was
civic tylko jeden nasz agent W
podr6zy u upowaznieniem kolek-
towania abonamentu "a KAToLIkA.
Jest to pan Kurkiewicz Winony,
bawiacy chwilowo W Buffalo, n. T.
rWKto nam teraz przesle dolara
abonamentu, dostanie W prezencle
ksiazke pod tytu}em ,,B a ka 0
trzech braci h,z k t ory G h
dwu by}o m DR. G h,a ede n
g1upi, O elonym wez u,
burym kocie sroczc e
bez ogona.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

Kandydat6w, pr6cz P.
W e xii II kie g o je 81
CT { ma jed d e n 70 k. ME
many zadnych, chociaz W
innych miastach bardzo po-
czc;wych ludzi znamy. Wy
mienlamy niekt6rych: PIP.
|Wojciech Jedrzejek z par. sw.
! sssttanis}awa s Kostki, Chicago,
Wegner, par. sw. J6zafa-
ia, Chicago, Jan Bambenek,
Wllnona, = Dardas, BayCity,
Antoni Antoni Eichstaedt
jpar. ssw. Kazmierza, Chicago,
ANielu innych.
2 + ely d e nt e m Zjed-
!! 1oczenia powinien sejm tym
pzszem, choclaz ma probe, obrac
k sic d "a. Najodpowied
s ,n1iejszym kandydatem jest
| wed}ug naszego zdania Wiel.
! Ponganis Grand Rapids,
Mich. Przepraszamy lego
!. Wielebnos6 "a uzycie Jego
nazwiska W tel sprawie, ale
sprawl og6}u mas do tego
spowodowa}a. Zreszta chociaz
zadnego Z wymienionych
kandydat6w sejm ME uwzgled-
nj, .gniewaG sic ME bedzlemy.
Ma wszelkie wnioski mena-
zera, lub przyjacii6} oslej igi
fcl1icagosEiej sejm znluszony
jest wprost, wed}ug konsty-
tucyi, odpowiedziec: do budy
st6 razy do budy, ME -
krocie razy do budy, do
milion6w furgon6w djab-
}6w!!Marsza}ek sejmu powi-
nien wszelkie wzmianki O
lidze wyrzuci6 porzadku
dziennego, bo konstytucya
Ziednoczenia zabrania wszel.
kim towarzystwom Zjed-
noczenia przystepu do
stowarzysze1, przez blsku
pow katolickich nie po-
twierdzonych. Jezeliby mar
sza}ek w g}upocie mia} zez-
wolfe ma jakiekolwiek deba-
ty, wolno pierwszemu lep-
szemu delegatowi odwo}ac
sic wbrew rozkazowl
marsza}ka do Izby, ably
debaty mad liga bezzw}ocz-
ME usta}y, jako niekonsty-
tucyjne. Gdyby i wtenczas
jeszcze menazer Z klikaa
chicagoska dalej chcleli
deptaG konstytucya, powinni
porzadni delegaci sem
opusciG, bo przesta} bye
sejmen konstytucyjnym
Zjednoczenia, i W innym
lokalu powinni prawowlty
sejm odprawit.
Powyzsze uwagi czynimy
dla og6lnej informacyi, bo Z
CORY wlemy, re menazef
p y c h q swoja got6wi zjedno-
czenie p. o. B. S. J.zniszczyt.
Kwestya organu juz dawno
oswietlismy. W1ARA I OJczYz-
MA, iako organ m u
sowy, ch o cia 1 by "a
j e d n e go c enta roc le,
ll<s budy!! Wiara katolicka
ME potrzebujje przymusowych
gazet. Tysiace dobrych gazet
bronia WARY swietej z przeko-
mania i z poswiecenia, a ME
Iprzymusu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
FUNERAL or THL DEAD sENAIOh.
The Solemn Ceremonies In His Honor-lo
he Buried at Macon To-Day.


WASHINGTON. y. c.. March 27.-The
solemn funeral ceremonies in honor OF
the late Senator Colquitt, Of Georgia,
were conducted in the Senate Chamber
this morning at the hour fiXed' . A. NJ
Promptly at that hour the Nice-Presl-
dent took the chair. Shortly before then
the casket containing the remains, ana
laden with wreaths Of flowers, had beeh
carried into the chamber and placed on
the bier i'm the arena in front or the
clerks desk I'm few minutes alser-
wards the, officials of the Government
whose presence had been invited, were In
their seats, including the members OF the
Cabinet. Chief Justice and Associate JUS
tices of the Supreme Court, many mem
hers of the diplomatic corps, the Speaker
and members Of the House 'of Represen-
tatives. and the general commanding the
army. The ladies' OF the family OF the
dead Senator, heavily clad I'm mourning,
sat near the collin
The services were conducted by the
Senate chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Miiburn, as
sisted by the chaplain OF the House OF
Representatives, Rev. Mr.. BaSDy' me
prayer was offered by Mr.. bdgDy' Deslh-
ming with the declaration. Il am the re-
surrection and the life; he that beiieyeth
IN Me, lhOubh H' WIZ NN""' 49,
live"
Then the funeral address was delivered
b,y the blind chaplain in his most solemn
and affecting style. I'VE are not Dury-
in. him" he said. I'VE are buryinS the
external covering OF man.
THE preacher continued. Gods son
cannot be buried. His only begotten Don
entered the tomb and arose therefron 10
give us a token and assurance that
thenceforth all his servants and disciples
living in His faith and In the comfnuh-
ion of His sacrament and or ms Shurch'
shall receive Immortality with MIN. Inc
tie which bound US 10 our beloved irleho
ie not severed. That bond which nature
I've stiu lasts. His wife. children,
friends, lovers, are as dear 70 MN
M THIS moment and shall be through
his endless beng-as they ever were on
earth. nay dearer. sweeter.
The address was followed by Dene-
diction. and with that the simple, solemn
ceremonies closed. The coffin was borne
ont Of the chamber by dozen uniformed
men of the Capitol police. preceded by
the members OF the committees appoint
ed by the two houses. the members OF
the family, consisting OF the widow ana
daughters and son, followed, ana then
the members Of the Cabinet. members OF
the diplomatic corps. justices OF the su.
preme Court, Speaker and members OF
The House OF Representatives. The i'm
mense audience which filled the CALLER
les moved out at the same time. and as
the usual order was restored 10 the
chamber. Mr. Harris. after consultation
with the vice-President. moved that the
senate adjourn till tomorrow at noon.
That motion was agreed to. and the
senate. AL 9:5 A. NJ. adjourned untii
tomorrow. - ss
The body OF the late senator was es-
eorted from the Capitol TO PennsyVania
station by squad Of Capitol PONCE io''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.

lowed by the Congressional Committee.
which is to accompany the remains To
their last resting place. The funeral party
left Washington over the Richmond and
Danville railroad at II o'clock, and WIZ
reach Macon, Ca. tomorrow at same
hour.
The home OF Senator Colquitt Is at
Atlanta, but almost all his family sleep
in Macon, and he will be placed beside
them In that city.
Arrangements for the Burial.
MACON, GA. March 27.-Arrangcmenu
have been completed for the burial OF
Senator Colquitt. The funeral train will
reach here at ? y. NJ. tomorrow. II will
be met by the local military. the Con-
federate Veterans Association, Mayor ana
Council. the Macon bar. Board OF Trade,
and citizens. Mayor Horne has issued
request TO the business men OF the city
to close their business houses from l
o'clock until 4 o'clock tomorrow.
ATLANTA, GA, March E.-Senator
Colquitt's body will be received here IN
the morning by the military Of the city
and committees representing different
civic organization. The body will lie In
state at the Capitol until II o'clock. when
1t will be carried TO Macon on a special
train.
CoIquits's rr b be Successor.
ATLANTA. GA. March T.-Governor
Northen Is silent as 10 Senator Colquitt's
successor. Ii Is generally believed that
he would tender the place TO Patrick
Walsh editor of the Augusta Chronicle.
II Mr. Walsh would consider IL. but Mr..
Walsh declines to ALLOW his name 10 be
considered, and Is supporting Major Joe
Cumming. of Augusta.
Ii is said that the Governor will give
out the name tomorrow night after his
return from Senator Colquitt's funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March Y.--for
Virginia: Fair. warmer, variable winds.
becoming southeriy.
For North Carolina and south Carolina;
Weather conditions and general fore
cast: storm has developed I'm Kansas.
The area OF high pressure has moved
from Eastern Kansas 20 North Carolina.
diminishing In magnitude. second
high area OF great magnitude had deveiop-
ed 10 the north OF Montana. Light rain
or snow has fallen IN the lower lake
region and the northwest. The tempera-
ture has remained stationary I'm the At
lantlc states; It has fallen decidedly IN
the extreme northwest. and has risen
elsewhere. The Temperature will fall
decidedly from the middle and upper
Mississippi valleys to the Rocky noun
tain region. Snow ferries may be ex-
pected In the middle and upper Missis-
sippi valleys and upper lake regions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
PROF WILsOy MUCH BETfER.
He Becomes the Gusst OF Congressman N
Cahle-Tarrney Gone To Denver.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. March N.-Con-
gresham William l.. Wilson was THIS
afternoon conveyed in carriage to the
ranch Of x-Congressman Ben. Gable,
eight miles south OF the city. Mr. Gable
came I'm and met MIR. Wilson.
Or. Underwood, OF the city OF m"N''v'
who il medical attendant 10 Mr.. Wilson,
accompanied him 30 the ranch. The Doc
tor stated that MIR. Wilson Is gaining
strength very rapidly, and # the weather
remains favorable he Will be able 10 TAKE
a great deal Of outdoor exercise nur,ns ,,, r
tho next ten days. Nh Wilson VIII re-
turn TO San Antonio Thursday, ana re-
main here until his health IS completely
restored. His son left to-day for RON,
port. on the gulf coast. to ENJOY NV
da,s' fishing. Mrs. Wilson ana dauTn,er
have left for NONE, ,.o. ,Vns o5 hmsiness.
ney has gone to Denver Oh D"9'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
PARLI4HENT 10 DISSOLVE.
A Decision which VIII Overthrow the Do
ninion Government


ST. JOHNS, n. f.. March G-Henry
Woods. surveyor general, and his coll
league, George Moore, who represent the
district Of Bay de Verde in the New
Foundland Legislature, were unseated to-
day for corrupt practices during the
late election. They We're also disqualified
from sitting in the assembly for four
years. This decision renders the dssolu-
tiOn of parliament inevitable. as the above
case is but one Of a series on trial involv-
ing nearly the whole Whiteway Govern
ment. The latter won the election i'm
November last by electing twenty-four
of its candidates. Twelve members of the
opposition led portions against the re-
turn Of seventeen of the twenty-four
members, alleging that their election was
due TO bribery and Illegal practices. Ac-
cOrding TO the English law the cases were
tried before a judge Of the Supreme
Court.
The decision i'm the Woods Moore case
was handed down this morning by Jus
tice Winter, who found both the ac-
cused guilty of corrupt practices by them
selves and agents, and declared their
election void. The court awarded the
costs TO the petitioners. The grounds on
which the convictions was secured against
Woods and Moore was the expenditure
of eight thousand dollars in the Bay De
Verde districts shortly before the cleo
ton.
The disqualification Of the remaining
fifteen members petitioned against is
foregone conclusion They include every
member of the Executive Council and
the Government leaders Of all the dis
tricts
Ii is said the Government will dissolve
Immediately, as. if they wait for the
conclusion Of the other cases. before
doing so their wholesale rejection is
looked upon as a certainty. II the Gov
ernment allows dissolution the Legisia-
ture may secure a new lease Of power.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
SECURED BY Trust DEEDS.
Mr.. Geo. W. Palmer, it is Said. Has Made
Several for the Renefil OF Hrslitnr.

PULASKI, VA, March 27.-special.-
George w. Palmer has made deed
of his property here consisting OF houses
and lots, to r. T. Wilson, of New York.
The consideration is five thousand dol
lars, and / am told. on good authorize.
that he has made similar deeds in otIer
places where he owned property TO the
same party, Wilson. his largest creditor.
but TO what amount cannot be ascer-
tained. The deeds TO him are deeds Of
bargain and sale in which the wife
urites.
Other creditors the names and number
Dot known here. are secured by trust
deeds TO property in Vets Virginia, and
some counties in Virginia. among them
those OF Caroline and Hanover are men,
toned.
Mr.. Palmer was once largely interested
In the Bertha Zinc Company here. but
Tor sose time past has held none OF the
STOCK, and Is in nowise connected with
It's management. He had no connection
with our banks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
OF Interest 10 Mariners.

WASHINGTON. March T.-The Light
House Board gives notice that on or
about April TO- 1894. the characteristic
OF the fourth-order light at Poole's Island
light station Chesapeake bay, Maryland
will be changed from fixed white to hXed
white with two narrow fixed red sectors
The easterly red sector viii extend from
W. n. W. 3-S w. 10 y. w. by W. rs W.
The northerly edge Of the sector VIII
cut Entrance Buoy (off Poole's lsiand)
No 2 black. The southeasterly red sec
tor will extend from y. W. HIS y. TO
n y. W. 1916 w. The northeasty edge
Of the sector Will cut Shark Shoal Buoy
NJ > red. Bearings are magnetic, given
annroximately. and from seaward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28

Patterson yainy E.deavors to Call the
O'NeilI-Jtv Gaze Before tho House.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 27.-To-
days proceedings Of the House were
opened with prayer by Representative
Everett Dem, MassJ. a joint resolu-
ton was submitted from the Committee
on Printing by Mr. Richardson lIenn.l
providing for the printing OF 1V,v9 copies
OF the report OF the Agricultural Depart
ment for 1893 to cost SSoo'Ooo. IL was
agreed %.
Various executive communications anu
committee reports were reported ana
appropriately referred and placed on the
calendar respectively.
Mr.. Patterson Crenn) called up the con-
tested elrcuon case u ONeill against
JOY, from the Eleventh district OF Mis-
souri, IN accordance with the notice given
Dy him last week.
. Mr. Reed however, raisen tne ques.
ton Of consideration, and the yeas and
nays were ordered without preliminary
division. The vote resulted-yeas, l6o;
nays, !. This was seven less than
Quorum, and a call OF the Rouse was
ordered
r9n the question Of consideration. the
Populists voted with the Democrats.
and also Mr.. Daniels dtep.. n. ~. Her
man Rep., oregon voted in the negative.
The call of the House showed 2io men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28

A Negro Assaults n Young CIR. then Mur-
aers Her 10 81 hnr with m Old " IN an


JASPER, ia, March 21.'rhege is
gtat excitement at silaville. few
miles south OF this place. over the mrr-
der OF Mrs. Turner. an aged woman.
and Miss Epsey. fiftoen-year-oid giri.
The woman and the girl we're alone IN
the house lat night This morning the
girl was found dead i'm the front of the
house. with her brains beat out Oic
Mrs. Turner was found dead I'm the house.
her head having been beaten TO a Jelly.
An axe or "A hatchet had been used by
the murderer. An examination OF the
body OF the girl shows she had been as
saulted. II Is supposed that after the
fiend had accomplished his purpose he
slew the girl and the old woman 10 pre-
vent his crime being escOvered. There
Is no clue To the muruer. but it rs sup
posed To have been the work of "A negro
tramp who was seen near the house AZ
nightfall The people are terribly wrought
up and If the murderer can be discovered
Judge Lynch viii dispose Of him
SAVANNAH. GA. March -. negro
who attempted 10 feloniously assault
Miss Williams at Blackshear this morn
ing, was captured later IN the day near
WaycrOss, taken back TO Blackshear ana
lodged I'm Jail. Lynching tonight Is
not imDrObabe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28

GEORGId PICIFTC 10 BE SOLD.
Judge Pardee Sign. ,he Order in Atlanta.


ATLANTA, GA, March 2.-Judge Par
dee signed an order to-day for the sale
of the Georgia Pacific railroad. The APP
plication was made by the Central Trust
Company. of New York. IL Is adJudsed
in the decree that the entire road, eN-
tending from Atlanta to Birmingham, a
distance of l67 miles. and thence TO the
east bank Of the Mississippi river, max
ing, with branches and extensions, q
system of q little more than 30 miles
shall be sold al public auction TO the
highest bidder The sale is TO occur IN
Atlanta on a day and hour TO be fixed
by the special master The special mas
ter will be I'd. A. Angler.
NEW YORK. March FIT Is officially
announced that the Richmond Terminal
Reorganization Committee has obtained
decree OF foreclosure Of the Georgia
Pacific railway. and the property will
be pressed to a speedy sale. Other de-
crees are expected shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
DUEL TO THE DEATH.
West Virginia Nelghbors Quarrel then XIII
Each Oiher.

HUNTINGTON, ". VA. March a.
At Fleming, Wayne county. twenty-five
miles south of here. Henry Collins and
Hoke Napier. neighbors and young men,
quarrelled last evening and pulled re-
volvers. A dozen shots were fred.
Collins heart was pierced by bullet
and he died instantly. Napier was shot
in the bowels. and lived but two hours.
Both men leave families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
Dinwiddie-nabney

BUCKINGHAM. c. H.. VA, March q.
--Special.-Mr. William Dinwiddie, Jr.. OF
Albemarle, was married here to-day TO
Miss Matte w. Dabney, daughter OF
the Rev. w. A. Dabney. the pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at this place.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William DinwIddie. ID. d., father
of the groom, who came here for the
purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
A Terrible slugging Match.

HOUSTON, TEN, March THE
land OF Toronto. Can. ana shaw. OF
New York. wound up I'm the fourth round
in McClellands favor. Shaws friends
claiming he was drugged. This nearly
precipitated a riot The police inter
ferred and took the participants 10 jail
The men fought az l25 pounds Inc
smuggling was terrible while n lasted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
pefnsed 10 surrender Da Cana.

NEW YORK. March H.-The Herald
Rio dispatch says the Government OF
Portugal has replied to Peixoto's de-
mand. and refuses to surrender the in
,nrgent refugees who sought an asylum
on ,beir vessels after the surrender In
pio barhor. II maintains that TO comply
-,,t,b the demand would be contrary 10
me principles OF humanity and opposed
% ali precedents OF international law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28

perS present. and another vote on con-
slderauon o. resolutions was ordered,
which resuited-ayes. lT0; nays, l. This
stu lacked eight OF a quorum. and Ar.
Patterson asked for another call OF the
House.
And thus the routine went on until 4
o'clock. when Mr.. Patterson said il was
evident that a quorum could not be OBJ
tained to-day. Tomorrow. ne said the
matter would be taken NJ again and
pressed to a cCmpletition. With that
statement he moved that the House ad-
J0urn. Ii was agreed TO. and at 4:uS
the House was declared adjourned until
tomorrow al - O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28

oPELIKA. ALA. March H'-issdore
wen prominent merchant sho' anu
killed Mack Johnston, a no'eh negro
desperado. in the post-ofiice THIS morning
Johston has been I'm the haot OF pul-
doing white men. He attempted 70 run
over Well when the latter turned an"
o,,, two bullets In Johnston's stomach
We'll is under $1,000 bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
ABsoLUIELf NOTHING LErr.
The Kearsarge Had Been Set op Fire and
uel IIn-l EniLrelY Brnllcm Up.

HAVANA. March q The wrecking
steamer Orion. which sailed from Boston
for Roncador Reef for The purpose of
saving the stranded war ship Kearsarge,
has arricved here.
The Orion reached R0ncad0r Reef at b
o'clock last Thursday morning. She
found that the kearsarge had been set
ON fire and her huh entirely broken up.
After becoming satisfied there was Moth
ing left Of the Kearsargo that was worth
saving. the orion proceeded on Friday ar
ternoon FOR this port. where she arrived
TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
,r~nm.nt Of Contested Election Cases.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., March A.-Ine
House Elections Committee TINS morning
axad the time for argument on the case
of Watson VS.. Black. from the Tenth
Georgia district, for Thursday, April 5th'
ond Goode VS.. Epes from the Fourth
Virginia district. set for April 2ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
BALriMoRh cosFEEhSor.
Arrival OF Delegate. in Fredericksburg.
n.r,1a... Id Irull lrnn

FREDERICKsBURG VA. March n
Special.-Last night was one of the cold
est Of the winter and it is feared that
the fruit crop has been badly injured
throughout this section.
The ministers. lay delegates and visi-
tors to the General Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Church which convenes
here tomorrow morning have been ar
rlXing I'm numbers throughout the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
rnN ooAyIcrfD or CLIMBING.
srayisnd-Rollins Murder Case 10 Begin a
Durham Thursday-The Fruit Cr.p.

DURHAM. ~ G.. March 27.-Special.-
I'm the Superior Court here to-day ten
persons were convicted OF gambling.
4 special yenirc of two hundred has
been summoned 10 try the Nayl3nd-
Rollins case. which noted murder trial
is set for Thursday Several witnesses
are in Jail. and an are under heavy
bonds.
Farmers report fruit killed by the cold
suaD.