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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
nLUE GRASS CBIYALHr PROTESTS.
4 Monster Denomination at Paris AGainst
Colonel Bra c!.inridge.

| LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. l2.-The last
| barbecue Of the campaign was given yes-
terday at Paris. the county seat OF Bour-
! hon county. boy the supporters OF Mr..
/ owens In many respects ~ was Il great
! er success than the one held August z2t,
! i'm LeNiuctou. There were many more
| Dra..uf Special trains brought In the
| flower Of the blue grass region.
Twelve hundred gallons OF DurSuo were
| consumed. in addition 10 thousands or
pounds OF barbecue mutton peel nam ,i'i
multiudes. placed the number present a
1900, with the remark hat II he We're an
| owens man. instead OF ErecfinrIdse
man, he would say D,QcJ.
On the speakers stand We're many OK
the most prominent men Ia central KEN
tucky The mother OF Mr.. Owens. a
typical bluegrass matron, VINO looks
young enough % be mis- sister was there.
SO were Mrs. Bryan, a. sister or Mr..
owens, ana number OF ladies' OF Lex
iugton.
Emmett Dixon and Judge Jere Morton
appealed 10 the manhood Of the district
% defeat Breckinrdge, and then Colonel
William T.. Simus. q man OF seNent'-tWo
years, with hair and beard az white ~
the driven snow, was introduced. II
was his first speech since the war. He
was "A member II the Confederate Senate.
and before the war he represented thls
Colonel Simms' tan form trembled with
emotion when be told. in a voice almost
destroyed by age ~ the deep disgrace
and humiliation that would come To- this
proud people II they returned Colonel
Breckinridge % Congress. IT seemed %
him as ii the whole world was looking
with anxiety for the result next Sat-
uriay.
Colonel Simms' speech although heard
by but few OF the immense throng, pro-
duced a wonderful effect. The hosts
chcerrd themselves h1ars-.
Judge George B. Kink@ad, OF Lexington.
addressed himself o. the worNingmen.
and repeated that part ~ Colonel Phil
Th0mpsOns speech In the Pollard trial
in which De- !, alleged tD have said that
il We're better for the dauehler OF
poor man {. minister 10 such Cd man as
Breckinridgs than 20 be the wife of a
w0rkiugman.
Take this question home with YOU"
exclaimed Judge Kinkead. and / Wili not
ask. WIZ you yote for Colonel rrecNn-
ride" but I viii say Dare you vote for
him. after looking into the bright efas
Of your little girls. and thinking what
fate might De IN store FOR th.m|
Mr. owens then spoke for an hour.
He said he did not believe that Ereckn-
ridge had one drop of manly blood In his
veins He closed by saying that should
he be elected % Congress. Do would wish
T. hear no sweeter song than .hat he
owed that honor 10 the pr1ulest ana best
womanhoOd that ever graced and blessed
a land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
1HE POPE mas scr riELDEp
No Reasons fora iaI pros cb-ment Botweeu
Tho NatIean ana OnlrInnl

ROME, Sept l2.-'rhe Osseryatore Ro-
mano, appropos OF the reported rap
pioh,hcinrAt between the Vatican aud
Rhllhdl, declares nat n sees no sufi-
C!'ht reason tnr such an assumption. The
cidlnor oi me Liberal press are based
upon Two Idcts, pom ot q purely religious
tnhrnftNr, relating % the establishment OF
an apostolic prefecture Ia AiassOwah and
the royal assent 10 the appointment OF
cardinal SArtu. tnc pppe's nominee as
patriarch of Venice. The paper declines
90 admit the deductions which the jour
nails draw from these incidents. The es-
Enlistment 0i an apostolic prefecture In
MdssOW1h a. within The range 0f the
huultual sDllcitudr Of the Holy See and
the Pope need not be- credited with having
any political object. He vas simply moved
90 tne act n obedience 20 The spiritual
Interests Of the Italian colonists. IA re-
gard t1 the patriarch " venice tnere was
no reason % beieiye that tae Holy SEQ
had abandoned It's original sitiOn. but
rather ,htt the Italian Government had
fuAlly submitted Co the sentiments u JUS
ice and tie persistent demands u Nene-
tan Catholics.
PARIS. sept l2-rhe Mathis cores
pouIeut la Rome writes that there ~ a
General impression ou the part ~ the
Italian press that Premier Crispi has
gone 90 Canos.a' in rs unexpected de-
claratiOn 80 Naples. Nhil" tho bOVern-
ment journals show surprise at MS Ut
torances the Vatican neH -pepsrs ID not
conceal their cmbarrasment Tney % not
know how % treat the Fr"nleTs sudden
departurc. and reserve Their opb~ln OF
Inc uuesti0n, the sincerity ~ Dis eYOih-
uon. ,..,.,,.
uress rxuit over the turn u affairs, ana
declare that there Is no further reason
yyhy catholics should hold themselves
alOOf from the elecuon"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
HORRIBLE 4CCiDkNT.
Negro Girl Hangied by AN Elevator
Senatorial Convention

DURHAM. y. c., Sept. i2.-Spectal- -
Lauretta Wilson. a colored girl nine years
Old, was badly injured In j. W. Tatum 5
tobacco prizsry just after noon to-day.
IN, lay down on an ascend z elevator
and peered over It's edge down the shaft.
just AT this moment the elevator reached
a moor, and her head was caught between
tne moor and elevator. and the scalp cut
almost clear around down to the skull.
her mouth was sli; 10 her ear, and sew
eial bruises inflicted. II is Thought the
injuries Will prove fatal
The employees OF W. Duke. Sons & CO.
ton.
The Durham Young Mems Democratic
Slub VIII go 70 Raleigh In a body 20 the
state convention OF clubs On the 10Th.
The Hillsboro senatorial convention be-
tween Republicans ani Popullsts in this,
ne Eighteenih district, was held s. A.
hlte. Of Alamance. being the Republic
can, and Or. W. @. stephens of CAS-
Wei. the Populist. nominee W. G.. BY
mum, or greensboro, was nominated for
Soucitor from the Fifth judicial district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Erlnh Lohrn OF NLd-Eellnws-

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Sept. IL
Great preparations are I'm progress here
for the entertainment Of the SOVEREIGN
meet az Lookout Inn for It's seyentloth
ansual session Monday, and continue one
week Delegates are already arriving.
European and Canadian lodges viii ho
from Mexico ana the West Indies Tho
parade WIN take place Tuesday afternoon
az o'clock. for which the city ia being
profuscly decorated To-day the cnmn,it-
Zee "n appeals. Mayor Goodwin. OF At
i1hla, fn1It tfnan. went into secret se--
SION. n has important business. Prcpa-
rauons are being made for the enter
utlhnent q many thousands of visitors.
among the m1ny decorations now i'm
course Of construction is an elaborate
.ich which viii span Market street an
the Eighth street corner. "'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
FUIUHE or mr. soUTn
Bankers on Effect OF Reorgsnizat on of
thu Southern RatINay

N'''''" ""'iNh'.
BALTIMORE SEPT. l2-Eight bank
presi5ente i,clu1i,,, besds 80 ta,i,,,,
VI ""'iN''e
"'.'' I' -''" ~ ''''''''''i'' Alldi'a
birmingham, Richmond. Savannah, and
Norfolk. give optuious in the Nanufac-
turers' Record this week of the erect OF
the Southern railway REORGANIZATION on
the future of the South The financial
editors of leading dajlies i'm New York
Boston. Pbilalelphla. and baltimore have
written letters 10 the Record on the same
subject Ain agr4e mar this ,,iU urcve a
po,y.rful f.ctnr i'm Ievelouinp the south
and Increasing lis PROSPERITY I'M everv
direction
Watson and Gibson. Of New York. saws:
'.'Tha Soufter, lail,tav Con,uauy is "A
superior creatioD to its preiectssors. and
viii do good 10 tho South as tue South
v..U do t,nnd "a 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
ANOrHER DESERTS BKscKIyRIDGE
Rev. Mr., MoBendy >ays lie Can Follow
Him No LOnger-Burn!ng Excoriation.

FRANKFORT, ky. Sept. 12.-The con-
test for the congressional nomination in
the Ashland district has reached that de-
gree of intensity where adiectives fan to
describe IT, The utmost good nature has
characterized the proceedings here. though
ali parties nave been active. anl all claim
everything in sight.
The sensation Of the past tWentv-fOur
hours was the speech Monday might Of
Rev. K. l.. Mckeaiy. OF Grace Episcopal
church. He mas been lifelong friend
ana admirer of COi0nel Breckiurilee. but
says he can follow him mo- longer. lie
denounced his cause before the political
meeting I'm burning language. lie said in
substance that he has heard Colonel
Breckinrdge speak at the unveiing OF the
monument erected 10 Confederate vete-
rams at Lexington, when he pointed 70
the newly-mdde grave OF his wife and
paying her memory a touching tribute,
said all his hopes laid buried. According
TO his own confession" said the minister.
intercourse with the Pollard woman"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
MARYLAND NEG ROES
Baltimore County Industrial Association
Yellow Fever Suspects.

BALTIMORE. Sept. SpeclaI-Tnis IS
red-letter day In the history Of the prog
iess Of the colored people OF Maryland
The Baltimore County Industrial Asso-
cation VIII open its first fair at Timo-
mum. Md. to-day. This association was
orisinatet. organized. and con lucted cx-
cIusiVey 10y members Of the african race
IL was incorporated on The 7th OF last
April, and has capital stock of s. 0U0
Dr. Guiteras, Of Philadelphia, who was
called 10 Baltimore 10 inspect the sus-
pieious fever patients who have been III
at the Quarantine Hospital since Friday
has arrived, but up TO this writing has
made no report. Vigorous measures were
promptly taken by the city authorities.
and there is no danger of contagion.
The British steamer TyzacS Is stin an
chOred OF quarantine. flying the yellow
ilag, with her captain and crew Of seven
teen men on board. Passing craft give
the stricken steamer wide berth.
Dr. Shorb, who was killed by an electric
car on Saturday evening, WAS buried yes
terday.
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TORNAAO ~ gENNEssRE.
fart of North Memphl. swept-one Ne
gro tillsd-fbe Damage

MEMPHIS. TENN. Sept. IA portion
OF North Memphis was swept by tor
hado today az ll.30 \. NJ. destroying and
damaging property to the extent of y35o0.
anu hlillng one negro Robert Culp, and
injurlug two other persons slightly. The
portion or the city visited il the seat OF
lhe lumber mills. and the damages fail
upon three OF them one hundred yards
or the Void River bridge OF the Chesa-
peihr. ohio and Southwestern road was
picked up and thrown lOD feet away. The
tornado cama from the south. travelled
que north, and il Is said by the weather
bureau % have been purely local
conan Cotton Gin Mills, north OF this
city. We're partly unroofed and trees
twisted and upTooted as n mere Dino
stems Corn and cotton in the path of
tne tornAlO Wore DESTROYED
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RICHMOND. Va THURspAY sEPTEMBER ls 1854

call Of the roll. bowed acquicscence. and
gracefully retired from the field.
Upon the call OF departments FOR nomi-
nations for rCommander-iD-Chief Colonies
g.. Lawler. Of Illinois, were named. in
cnlogistic speeches. The election was
mace a special order for noon Of Thurs
uaN. ana the encampment adjourned.
ne laSt parade OF the enCampmcnt oc-
CURED this afternoon. when he Union
tN-WlsonerS OF war turned out 100
strong every state IN the tnion having
one or more representative in the ranks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Lyncle ed for the Usual Crlmr.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Sent. 12.-A
special 10 the Tmes-Union from STARK,
fla., says.
A negro named jim Smith was lynchcI
near here early this morning by masked
men. The negro had attempted TO as
sault Miss Wiley, young white girl.
Wiley's room while the family We're az
church ana hid under the bed. After
the girl retired the negro crawled out
Wilev screamed. and her father ran iu
aud recognized the negro. The negro
oscarrd. hut he was captured This morn
ing. and while being taken 20 iail a mob
u,,orfovvercd the officers and hung the
trnfa to a convenient tree.
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YnA1Ow lack Al carr CHARLES.
DR.. Guiteras. the Expert Sent There, Con-
frms The Tn " elcome Vows.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.-Dr. John
Guiteras. the yellow fever expert vso
was sent by Surgeon General Wyman, of
tn. Marine Hospital Service. to investi-
tr1te the alleged case of yellow fever ON
n. British steamer Tysack. from Havana,
now at Quarantine station. OF Cape
Charles. reports as follows:
zone ~ the cases at quarantine Is yell
low fever: the other two are not. Every
facility was given ne for the examination
Of the patients. Wilson is slowly recov-
eriuc from u severe attack of yellow
fever. The chief engineer. Mr.. Pool. has
n very severe bronchitis and possibly. ty-
phoi1 fever. The steward " the ship
has slight attack II ephemeral fever"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
NJ Chnlern. hnt nInrrhnn

NEW YORK. Sept. y. Six persons who
,,'.ra I'm on board the No TN German Ilovd
,'camshin Vera, from Genoa Anoiist
S6tb. Via Gibralter, which reached quarane
line AT . O'clock ON Monday. caused the
health officers the steampship onlo.rs' and
the lG7 cabin passengers much uneasiness
heen allayed. IN examination made az
Norman Island, by Dr. Jonl,irs h.
shown that the complaint was not cholera
as WAS al hrsi believed. but instead was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

WASHlNGTON. d. c., Sept. i2-The
following congressional nominations were
made to-day:
Frank A. Oakheld ProhibitonisD. Thir-
tieth district 0f New York
Ferdinand Williams Democrat Sixth
district of Maryland.
Rowland Conner Democrat, Eighth dis
trict of Micnigan-
q. Earuei DamocraO. Sixteenth dis
trict az Ohio.
Charles T. Buckalaw Democrat. Seven
teeutn district OF Pennsylvania.
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NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-The Iron Age
viii tomorrow say.
There ls only "a moderate amount OF
work coming up In the finished iron and
steel trade bars and plates are duh.
some contracts " fair size have been cap
tured for structural work I'm Chicago and
New York and The former city has 4
little lot ~ l-vated work coming out.
The leading producer Of pig iron in the
south reports some good sales TWO weeks
agsroga,ins over 5000 tons. The market
for charcoal iron has been In terrible
condition late b.. In CHICAGO bankrupt
Nt. t-ur uI Ilin ulrri.,t, dnI
SIS has become an open quotation IN that
market"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
NIX TIT MnANs DnAIn.
The Cattle and sheep Men Of Colorado In
Deadly Cpufict.

PARACHUTE col, Sept l2.-The war
between the cattle ana sheep mon has
been renewed. on the Mesa, west of here
living between Roam and Parachute
creeks. there are three sheep camps, COM
rrising some 1000 or $3.50 sheep. There
are also some cattle camps ln the Vicin-
itv. and there has always been bad blood
brtNeen the two factions To-day the
feeling eliminated ln several OF the cat-
tlemcn attacking the sheep camps of
j. Is. Hurlburt. q. B. Brown. and J +.
Miller and shooting one Of the hcrlers,
carl Brown. who IS now lying at the
camp in critical condition.
Atter driving off the other hcrdcrs. the
cattlcmcn proceeded % run tho sheep
over the cliffs ON the Roam creek side.
shooting what they could not drive over.
The cattlemen evidently knew that they
would have mo- great opposition, AS near
~ the whole population OF this Vlsinity
have gone 20 Grand Junction 70 The
Ieach-b1y celebration, and at the time
they made their raid on the sheep camus
there was only one herder at each camp.
and not another sheep man ON the Mesa
Ihe sheep men have raised q posse Of
men armed 10 The teeth and started for
lhr scene OF the conflict. The present
uouhir ls renewal Of the troubles of
a ear ago IN thls vicinity.
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cred AZ Fort McHenry to hear how their
forefathers drove back the British aggres-
sQT. The old fort resOunded with the
strains Of Francis Scott Keys immortal
star Spangled Banner" inspired BY tha
forts defence while over the ramparts
waved Old Glory. A parede OF military
and historical societies through the streets
OF Baltimore was followed by a pro-
gramme Of exercises at the fort, In charge
OF the Society Of the War OF lslc. Gov
ernor Brown and STAFF and General Stew
art Brown and stan We're In the parade
Thomas G. Hayes delivered the Fort Nc
Henry grafton. Other paraies and OBJ
seryances In different parts Of the city
tcchnc displays In the evening
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DENVER. Sept. l2-The Rcpublio,o
state convention assembled at noon m
the Theatre Broadway. The house ,,aS
gensely crowded and as each county
deiesatou marched IN they were received
win cheers ana music from The ral,
ierieS. Mach time was consumed In In.
proper seating Of the delegates.
d. W. McCreery OF Greedy. was ap-
pointed temporary chairman. amt aff.r
tne appointment Ut committees. thu con-
venti)n to0k e recess
The following nominations were made:
Judge supreme Court John Cdmpbel. OF
tul''ngH cpruc~ Governor. A. " Nc
lntyre, OF Aiamosa, Licateuant-Govern
Jud. Brush, OF Greeley; Secretary OF
state. \. B. McLanney. Of Denver: State
Treasurer, Harry l.. MulnX. OF Trinidad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
VIII Nct ,ay Back Boun,ir,.

WASHINGTON. Sept l2.-Secretary
Carlisle authorized the official announce
meut to-day that ne would not pay any
sugar bounty left unpaid when the new
tariN bin went into effect August .9th.
'r1c Secretary's refusel 10 pay these sugar
bounty claims viii, he based upon lie
clause in the new tarif bill repeating me
SUGAR bounty provision or the Mckinney
law. which concludes as follows.
issue any license 20 produce sugar or -
nav any bounty for the production VI
SUGAR OF any Kind under said act
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NEW YORK. sept l2.-The directors OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
baye declared the regular quarterly diyi-
dend of lac per cent, payable october
d., .hout 81 sOop0, surplus. july lst g.
IN .ecl. NET revenue for quarter, September
s0tn. 81. .ND.Ou; dividend, l-f per cent
81 ls1 op. Interest and sinking fund, 3d.
Zoo. surplus october Isl, Sb,A-z l'-I.
me Increase in the amount paid FOR
diridands is due 90 an ISSUE of 800 90
additional stocks 10 pay for the American
RaDid TELEGRAPH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
POLICE 1YR1NAf.
A Woman Robbed and Then Bereft OF Her
Children by Oficers.

NEW YORK. Sept 12.-At to-day's ses-
sion OF the Lexow Police Investigation
Committee. the most important witness
was Mrs. Celia Urchittel, who came to this
country six years ago. She had 500 and
opened small cigar store, and cried as
she told how a detectiye-she thought his
name was Forgan-had said she made
what money she had by improper means,
and demanded that he be paid $50. She
gave him so He arrested her after that.
He did not take me 20 the station
housa." she said. The station-house WAS
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.hnnld ncrnnY Mndagn,car.

PARIS. Sent. IN PauI de tassIshar,
writing 10 the AutOcrlte. advocates per-
manent occupation of MADAGASCAR Dy tns
h'r1wch The Natin urges that the march
- me French upon the capital Of NADIA
.,asc9r he no longer aelayei
LONDON. Sept. r. dispatch % TIE
D1ilv News from PARIS says II ~ not
IN. I,rel.sh but the Americans who Op-
nose tie snbjugation - Madagascar ~
ib. French The American trade IN
stripel cloth I'm Madagascar Is extensive,
ana the Amer. ans hold that the Pate
notre treaty does not admit n "A French
nrotacfOrafr.
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WAsniNGTON, Sept. 2.-Actng Sec
rotary If the Navy McAdOO to-day gave
fh4 Following statement 10 the press.
.'The situation at Bluehelds is such that
o,ir naval officers Oh duty there are liable
to be- misunderstood, and have injustice
done them at the bands ~ American resi-
dents. Up 10 this date the conduct of
CAPTAINS Sumner and o Neill has been in
accordance win their instructions. and is
htrhIv satisfactory 10 the Department."
The nature 0f these instructions have
not been made public.
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mother state After the Sugar Trust.

BOSTON. Sept 12.-Attorney-General
Kuowlton to-day applied 10 Judge Bar
kct. I'm the Supreme Court, for a. preiimi-
marry injunction 10 prevent The American
Sugar Rehnnl Company from doing busi-
ness IN this state until it shall have
nlri 3D., hnancill return with the corpora
don commissioner ana paid up certain
fDrfritures. a. required by the statutes.
sire 10 eujoin ,he Trust against buying
and selling sugar IN Massachusetts. hut
only against manufacturing it. judge
Barkct took the cage under adVisameui.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
TORE DOM CLHVnLAND,s PICTURE
Members Of a Grand Army Post Refuse to
Nyrrh Lnher

bkADDOCK, PA, Sept. l2,-Yesterday
members Of Harper G.. 4. r. Post, No.
Ioi' refused to march under picture of
arch.
Angry citizens. friends of the veterans.
tore down the portrait before the deco
rating committee could interfere.
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,lnnt Nd Trensurt, Nnrrei.

PARIS. sept. IA dispatch from Yer
don. France states that the splendid
town hall which contained many art
trasurcs has burned. The fire communi-
catrd 10 the museum adjoining the town
hall and this building was also burn
~d The nremeu were unable 10 SUCCESS
fully fight the flames, and it was ueces-
s4rv To- call upon the troops for assist
dueI. but not until great damage had
bann done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
"oLD DGFKNDnRs, DAY"
eoldiers and Citizens at Fort Mo Henry in
CommemOration OF Noble Deeus

BALTIMORE, Sept. R.-"Old Defend
ers' Day" was never before 50 generally
observed by cessation Of business, and
by celebrations OF appropriate character.
All the banks, the United States Sub
Treasury. the custom house, &c stock ex-
change, the corn and flour exchange, all
municipal Offices, and other public places
were closed. 1t was the first general
holiday proclaimed in Maryland on Sep
tember l2th. and 1t will be remembered
as day OF unprecedented celebration and
patriotism.
Just eighty years ago the battle OF
North Point was fought. To-day great
throng Of soldiery and citizens were gath
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept l2-The convon-
tion OF Catholic Knlahts OF ohio. at Day
ton to-day. took adverse action upon
Bishop John A. Watterson's order AGAINST
aimittlug persons engaged In the traffic
OF Intoxicating liquors TO membership in
Catholic societies. \ resolution 10 OBJ.
serve the Bishops order was adopted bv
"a Sieader majority but the action was
subsequently rec0nsidered. and the resolu-
tion defeated by Il vote OF e ayes 10 Il
noes
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SAVANNAH, GA. Sept IA special
from Milledgeyille gives details OF the
lie was shot With u Winchester. the
bali passing through the body near his
heart II Is not known whether the
shooting was done with suicidal intent
ar accidentally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

WASHINGTON. II. c.. Sept. 70 Three
Johnston ten-inch cast steel shells were
hieI az "a seNenteen-lGch Carnegie Har-
vey.zod plate AZ Indian Head proving
grounds yesterday without conclusive Te-
suits, and further tests of these high
power piercing prOiectiles will be con-
unued until their practical utility Is de-
GERS OF the navy.
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A bra nv farm.- al, In, Uif,.

LINCOLN, ILL. Sept. l2-L y. VOL
cott, farmer living near here shot and
killed his wife and then Killed himself bv
70 bullet through his head at this place
thl' morning Nr-. Nclc1tt lnft her hu--
band few days ago on account OF sus-
nr'trl Wnio.lfN HNI came mere 10 insiI-
tute divorce proceedings. Wolcott came
mere this morning and after an unsuc-
cessiGl attempt at reconciliation commit
ted the double tragedy. The deceased
leaves two children ana fortune of
about 5000.
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cop,s,n Freitsch Rea he, Bremen.

pRENfEN. Sept l2-Captain Adolph
rrst,srh the Finnish sailor who left
~. V1rk August 5th in the schooner
S.fe"ad ska Nina without any compan-
49,, arrlved here az u 30 T. M to-day.
IIiS boat WAS somewhat damaged. her
rnJder having been lost, and she was
leaking.