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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILL.
IL Does Not Propose to Amend the Con-
stitution.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February T.
Mr.. Pence PopulisD. OF Colorado Offer
ed in the House to-day bill proposing
woman suffrage. The bill differs some
what from others presented on the same
subject heretofore. as IL does not pro-
nose To amend the Constitution, ou,
simply gives women over the age OF Il
the right To register and vote at all cleo
tons for members OF the House or Rep-
resentatives, and provides that the right
shall not be denied or abrogated oy the
United States or any State.
4 preamble 10 the resolution says that
the right 10 choose members OF the
House OF Representatives is vested by the
Constitution In the people OF the seVerai
states. without distinction OF sex. but Tor
want OF proper legislation heretofore one
half have been restricted from voting
The bill Is for the purpose OF correcting
this error and to give full effect to the
Constitution.
Some days ago Mr.. Bell offered a reso-
luton amending the Constitution so as
10 give women suffrage" IL was re-
ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee ana
reported adversely. The resolution or
Mr.. Pence does not amend the Constitu-
ton. and was. therefore. sent 10 the Com
mittee on Election OF President, Vice.
President, and Members OF Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Notwithstanding tn t.r'.n.ro" 70 M
weather ,he rooms VI tnr N.au f..I.,..
were thronged last n'Eft hy r r,.,..,
and their lady friends. Who We're n. ...t ,.,
listen "a Father j. !. k,u. .r r ~.
andria. Va. lecture on .,IInr... .y
Rome" Father kenehck 'r....l h.
iect IN a most interesting I .t..f
manner. Taking Rome ts fna ,I. ss
Eternal Age and Et.uI fn.r d.,
vividly described its au. ...t ......l..,
as shown In its m1gn.r...' r..N .pi
coutrasted them with u. m.f.r. Rom,
now rourishing around ans i..I, r..t,-
tie referred To the mann ,f l..r.
awong thr Romans. an. t. r.tar .....,
costumes Of the paastu,f. IH. I..f.f.
ton or me Borghrsc N..t wH. p
entertaule Fa,her Is n.t.. ....
ON all the principal historic ..s In r.
city OF the Pope. The Vatican. f.- Dr.
rinal. the Flamlan Gate v .H charm.
wgly described. His m.lr N.. aa ,A,
ctlleut one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
BATTLE NEAR NlCHTHEROY.
Bravery Displayed on Both sides-t.oy-
crnment Loss Heavy.

(Copyrightel. 1891. by the Associated
Press)
LONDON. February l2-The Times to-
morrow will publish the following dis
patch from Montevideo. dated February
llth:
RIO DE JANEIRO February 9--At
O'Clock this morning 5oo insurgents at
tackled Armacao and POnta dAreia, Ia
the vicinity Of Nicthcroy
Launches conveying the landing parties
LEFT the Island Of Conceicao'at 800 \. VI.
and succeeded in reaching the mainland
without discovery. Then. in half an hour.
after heavy firing on both sides the gov
eminent troops retired. leaving five ofl-
GERS and forty men prisoners and SIX
officers and fifty men killed.
At O'Clock renfOrcements Of over a
thousand men arriving. the government
troops again advanced under 4 heavy
fire Of rifles and machlne-guns. the
Krupp Battery stationed on the Island OK
Cajou. opposite Ponta dAreia. also being
engaged.
Admiral Da Cana attempted 10 check
the advance Of the troops by calling tor
reinfOrcements Of 100 men from the Island
OF Conceicao. and by sending armed
launches from the cruiser Liberdadc close
To the shore Of the mainland.
These efforts stopped the advance ana
cadsed heavy losses 10 the government
forces. Then their ammunition fell short.
their fire sackened. and the government
troops slowly gained ground
THE INSURGENTS WITHDRAW. 20
After three hours fighting the govern
ment troops were within half a mile of
Armacao. and then Admiral la CANA
decided to withdraw his sailors. failing
IL impossible to remain there on account
of the overwhelming numbers OF the
enemy.
The I.iberdade's armed launches con-
tinued 10 hold the government troops In
check. while the insurgents embarked at
Armacao. the Aquldaban covering their
retreat The Liberdade's launches we're
close TO Ponta d'Aria. and received the
brunt Of the enemys' fire.
II was II o'clock before the last of the
insurgents embarked. after spiking the
governments battery OF heavy guns at
Armacao. The insurgents loss was five
officers and thirty men killed. and twenty
officers and forty men wounded.
II Is impossible 10 obtain correct re-
turns. but the government is supposed 10
have lost fifteen officers and 10 men
killed, and many wounded.
Admiral Da Cana has bullet wounds In
his neck and one arm. but they are not
dangerous
Both sides displayed bravery, but the
sailors were demoralized at the finish by
the large numbers OF the enemy. and hred
wildly SIN the withdrawal was orderly
and without a sign Of panic.
The government claim a decisive VIC
tory. and to-day sent Loo men 10 relii-
force the garrison OF Ncthe-oy.
Admiral de Melio with the Republica'
Is now at pesterro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Palmetto Trade-Mark Fight.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. February T.
There was another legal step taken to-
day that will prolong the fight between
Governor Tillman. of South Carolina anu
the Commissioner OF Patents over grant
ing a trademark for the Palmetto
whiskey brand. The appeal from the COM
r.issioner's refusal To grant the trade
mark was taken 10 the Circuit Court on
petition for writ of mandamus' when
WAS granted by that court The COM
missioner carried this To the Court OF APP
peals of the District OF Columbia, where
il was reversed to-day. j. Alpheus John
son. attorney for Governor Tillman, en-
tered an appeal against the decision OF
the Court OF Appeals, and the case will
now be carried TO the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
rnCnnsnr,nii,n In,r.tn-.-

The United Banking AM h....c cI.l.
pany, S2l east Main street, ~ .. .f ..I.
A limited number OF tnr laf.f D. 90
capitll stock. fully paid arl u.r a-....
able. az 50 per share Tho elw..n. il.r
on the cost of this stock a D,e. ... .I,ul
OF s per cent. per annum pift''. s.ui.
annually on the lst days ot january f .
July OF each year, n" s..n nr,H %
participates in the profits o' o.. nl...
ness. and is redeemed hy th- .mn,n.
az IFS maturity (Which e. estimated .l .n
about oighty-four m1uthO it 0 ro-
share. regardless Of IN" cash Interest .l.
ready paid the holder thereof I'
pany Is wcll-managd institution l.t
we commend its shares O. OBJ. ..t.sr..
public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
AN ANARCHIST SENTENCED.
lie strikes the Judge on the Nose with a
Piece of Brcad.

PARIS. February l2-An Anarchist
named Boiss0n, one OF the many ar
rested during the recent police raids ON
Anarchist haunts. WIS placed on trial
to-day, and convicted Of having explosives
in his possession. The judgc sentenced
him % four months imprisonment Bos-
son stood in defiant attitude while ssu-
tence was being pronounced upon him.
"A the judge concluded the prisoner who
had q large piece OF bread in his hand.
drew back his arm and threw IL an the
Judge striking him on the nose. As B0is-
son threw the bread be- shouted. address
INK the Court AMI the court attendants.
you are crowd az pigs We will blow
You all up. Long I've Anarchy"
The act Of the prisoner created for 3
time great excitement in the court. many
Of those present thinking the pec, OF
bread was Il bomb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
4 ! T,ylor. of Baltimore. Dead.

BALTIMORE MD. February l2.-Jo-
scph James Taylor died early this morn
ING m his residence I'm the city. lie was
one Of Banimore's wealthy retired mer-
chants. was at one time active I'm the
management Of the Baltimore ana Sus-
quehanna steamboat Company. ana owner
of a line Of coas.wisc steamers. FOR 'he
past eight or ten years he had been
director In the Firemen's Insurance Noui-
pany and the National Marine bahN,
and "a member Of the Masonic order anu
Indcp,Sident order odd Fellows. h'S
widow is a sister OF the late eN-fos'nnaS-
tcr-General and Rev J. Cresweh. lie WAS
Il years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Siril.n. ar shnt-nnwn .

LAWRENCE. MASS. February l2.-Six
stalwart policemen stood TO preserve order
tnis morning al the gates of the Wash
iugton Mills. before which at $50 o'clock
2.sl0 people had gathered, most of them
opcratiyes. Inside the great turbine
wheel and other machinery started as
usual. put not AN operative entered the
gates. For few minutes the machinery
ran and then shut down. and great
cheer was given by the crowd. There was
not the slightest disorder.
Agent Chaplin. OF the Washington Minis
said to-day: we had 70 redlce wages
or shut down and We regard this as a
.nut-dovn. NOT "A strike. We will make
no neht. and not attempt TO set new help
with Wnicn 70 start up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
THREE CENTS PER COPY

present state of afTnirs shows thar A.,
closing OF the mints dh not n. -
harm. though its advantages wer, -
porary. and were suspended by ar ~
normal importation OF silver ari ttro,,,s'
other causes. The government ab.ndo,'S =
the minimum price for Council bills -
The moment success was assured. ana -.
resulted In panic. p is now mpersf,~o
to restore confidence. and the assoc.,i,oa
recommends the fixing of a minimum M.
Tor Council bills. the prohibition q th,
import of silver FOR private account, an,
that the sale ot Council bIs he .n.
trusted TO an agent appointed by De In.
dian Finance Minister.
\ few firms dissent f-om o., sh.,,
recommendation. aud adsocIt, a r.....,.
ing OF the mints
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Hichmnnd rnnnt, rnnrt-

WARSAW. ". E|IT|I" ~
cial)-Thc February term .. t.. I... h.
nond County Court continue tr.u.N.i
last week The trst dat r.- nt.n uut
hy the trial of William ..U t.. ...l
for larceny The rcmai' ... p...-
the court was engaged .rI ..
James Yates for betray N.1. pIs.
doth colorcdD Yates waH .rI .uIF
and sentenced 10 two y,3ga . t.. r.n..
tcntlary. case taken up n t. U.. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

c-cAco's WORST EXPERIENCE.
.i. Flown to the Ground and Against
walls aud Posts.

.f.'..Gp ILL. February En- ""Ir II
n.f over struck this city,
n.. weather bureau records snow
.......tl.l.. years. is raging here.
.n. t- greatly impcicd. ana walk
...., .,nuii-hrd with great danger 10
.... I.b Many persons have alreaoS
....,.i uy being blown u the ground
.....l wallis and posts by the "Ihd'
......t, OF the wind is sixty miles per
t.. ff-r.St ever recorded Tor thla
.,l almost double that Nelocity OF
IL. blowing blizzard IN the western
l.r.r- tfc afternoon the storm incfeaSou
.t...rce The wind at times rose 10 a
..ty of fcyenty-five miles an hour anu
U. ..uw is growing heavier. IL was '"e
..I.t Storm Chicago has ever known anu
to'rIsck business of all kinds was ~ d
..t.tW Train were terribly delayed
..nr tho afternoon, and tonight most Oh
t. EASTERN roads sent no trains OF any
..f The New York limited on the Ere
I...I out al 2 T.. ". with two engines
els three hours later was twelve Hli.s
freu Chicago stuck fast. and two addl-
i..l.I engines which had been sent aiter
' could 90 20 good. The incoming New
l.Is limited Oh the same line STUCK ~ a
t.oN. bank at Fourteenth street one mn.
'Ym the depot, and xix engines saNe ~
U3 40 bad job. The same c0boiti0hs p'e.
tIlled on al lines, and this evening hos'
of them declared that unless the htoihi
LIBERATED by midnight they would ho'
e'ifmpi 10 turn wheel.
PEDESTRIANS INJURED
On the streets colllsions were numerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION. N.
The Nomination of Peckham Thus to Be
Reported.

WASHINGTON. d. c., February p
The Senate Committee or sSdiciary to-
dav decided to report the Peckham nomi-
nation 10 the senate without recommenda-
ttou Senator Hoar was absent. ana the
committee divided evenly in its vote,
Nossrs. George. Villas, Lindsay, Platt,
and Mitchell voting for confirmation ana
IIessrs. pugh. Coke, Hill. Teller, and VIII
..,r oga{ugr n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Henry DRYDEN Kills Himself.

CHARLESTON. KANAwHA COUNTY.
W. VA. February 12-tSpeciai.l.-he hehry
Dryden, cashier OF the Citizens Nahoi,ai
Bank. committed suicide this evening os
shooting himself through the heart DIS
nppointment In love affair caused the
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
,,,,,,s,o, Corriran Going south.

NEW YORK. February i2.-Arehbisnop
corrigon sailed to-day for Jacksonvlile'
Fla. by the steamship Seminole. Tne
Archbishop will remain away ABOUT
month. on reaching Jacksonviile his
Grace will go to Dade city, near tampa'
,vhere a brother OF his. DR.. Joseph +.
Corriean. owns a beautiful plantation and
,a=fieurp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
HERE THEY ARE.
QUITE A BATCH OF NOMINATIONS By
THE PRESIDENT.
Cullingwortb to Be Postmaster at Rich
mond-Jernigan Consul -Generai nj
shanghai-Kempcr Consul at Annoy.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. February T.
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the following nominations:
John Barrett, Of oregon. to be Minister
Resident and Consul-General OK the
United States at Siam.
Thomas r. Jernigan. OF North Carolina
TO be United States Consul at Shanghai
China.
United States Consuls: Adolph Billiard
OF Ohio. at Moscow. Russia Athur de
Gina. Of California. at Mazatlan; John
Malcolm Johnston. Of South Carolina at
PcrnamMco, Brazil; Daniel c. Kennedy
OF Missouri, at Malta: Delaware kemper'
OF Virginia. at Annoy. China; Il. "
Mitchell, Of Arkansas. at Newcastle. \.
J.: George ". Nichols, of New York.
1t Clifton, Ont
Marshall H. Williams. TO be Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Arizona.
John l.. McAtee. Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court Of Oklahoma.
Jbited States Attorney. Lytton Taylor,
OF Tennessee District Of Alaska.
United States Marshal. John NJ. Hudgin.
Eastern District Of Virginia.
Pos,masters Virginia-Wiliam II. Cul-
| llngworth. Richmond.
North Carollna-W. T. Blackwell.
Dufham: Matthias Manly, Newherne;
! Edwin Barnes, Wilson; J. B. Sheriff.,
| Concord.
Collectors OF Customs: W. Il. Kenan,
| District of Wilmington. y. C.; Thomas
| ". Robinson. District Of Alexandria, Va.
JERNIGAN \ VETERAN.
RALEIGH, n. G.. February l2-Thomas
; r. Jcrngan. appointed Consul-General at
Shanghai. was Consul at Osaka, Japan,
under Cleveland's first administration, and
the records OF the State Department show
+ thar his grade ran the highest known in
! the foreign service lie Is good lawyer.
/ As cditor Of the state Chronicle in the last
+ Car1palgn he contributed largely 20 the
Den0cratlc sweep Of the State. He was
unanimously endorsed by the Democrats
Of North Carolina.
IL was born In Hertf0rl county. y. G..
| i'm 1si1, and educated at the University
| of Virginia. He was elected To the Legs
/ lature OF North Carolina at the age OF
p. but some doubt about his election by
popular vote arising he refused TO accept
the certificate legally rendered him. Hc was
/ afterwards state senator and elcctor Tor
Hancock.
ONLY TWENTY-SEVEN.
WASHINGTON, y. c., February T.
Mr.. Barrett. Of oregon. who was ap-
pointed Minister To- Siam today, is y
years old. and the youngest man selected
for the diplomatic service by this adj
ministration. lie * a native Of Vermont.
I and his father has been prominent IN Re
publican politics I'm that state. Mr.. Bar
| rett is a graduate OF Dartmouth Collega,
class of 1859. and has been prominently
Identified with the Democratic party in
. his state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

PARIS. February l2-Fi,e rgrtr.4 o,
the men belonging % OBJ. F.r..n H..
gion have been orierrl to rr,r.,t g.,
/ senegal. They ar' intended q, r..rf,r.,
tho French troops unlsr Captain phri.,.'
who - holding TimbIC..o 4.... a.,
| Inmnrnus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Fatal Uead-End Collision.

FREMONT. ONO, February ia re-
port reaches here Of head-end coi'is'on
between two freights on the Wheeling ana
Iake Erie railroad two miles this side OF
Bellevue. Three people killed. >
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
T,Ilmania Not Popular.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. February a.
Two persons indicted In Berkeley county
under the Dlspensary law were acquitted
nv the grand jury to-day. The State has
thus far failed to secure single con.
viction under the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13


ARRIVED
Steamship SydmOntoD. N"h
stea,nsniD Duflc.i.. ssa aii.f~
Steamship Iona. Ligefpo'H
Steamship orion, Boston
steamshtp Bsfkshtr0. Prov
Steafnship Gloucester, "l1.''' f,..r.
ssho1per Gayari. Blrnss. Ne1 "''
SAILED.
Steamship Sydmontcn. trHi'n
s,eamshiu Dumeid, N~wl- r.
steamship BerGshirr. 70,
steamship Gloucester hAi'''
PORT OF WRIST POlNE ftaa, '''
ARRIVED
Steamship Danyille, h1f'hJ'
seag.rs aud general cafs@ -, Yark. pls-
steamship Columbia. JelaeS'
sengers ana general cargo ,,.,,.-,.rs. pas-.f.
Steamship Essex. Taylor hii'
gers aud general cargo. ..- p-,,u.eeo G, -
Steztashtp Chatham. Foster
songcrs aad geaeEa, cargo
SAILED.
s,aamship panvilic. Mafphy' bs"''
e,ssrs and general earsN f..ae, NE
s,.am.hip City ot ColDmpN' ns.ssN
VIZ va Neslork snd Nswpof. Ne'~
So sssas"ssin esssx, IAylor, Boston va
passengers and genorst aaltllaols, pc
steamship cbasoan, fos's.'
ssngers and general sAfs~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
A Happy Ending.

OTTERVILLE. vA.-For fifteen years
| was a great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and nothing relieved me until tried Sim
mons Liver Regulator. This Is the best
medicine In the world. | am now Ia good
health. h.-Mrs. n. j. Collins Your druggist
sells It In powder or liquid. The powder
10 be taken dry or made into tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

To meet the want az u. nre ne
give a liberal discount ol sI
work. Avail yourself o. r. fHfl..
DAVIS GA.. .EY.
S. fu. .f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
CUT THIS o. =.
To ,SNhScIILnS.

n you don receive ">igat- tIi -.,t.t+
World promptly IN Yolr "ii '.. In
ON account - the great ti-' ....r.
vs. TnK Dl,PA CD fpNl p,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

When Baby was sl>l. W. r.vo hor g. .'r't
When sae was a Child she erie. ,-- Da.fo-h.
When sho becImo Mi,s, slo clurf 'l ,.aar'.
whca sao Aal Children, Sic gave ..en c1.'a, ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Smoke Hotel Brun-wi,h 'igars.
Bignrs, award at Chi'ug0 tAp ''ol


= a valuable substitute for tel ae nf''. r.
uourishe-, while they My stm.ltt a -1ie'
r.or drink Tor ohu1ren auI lor Nervous avg t..'
cato women. II is different from 4u ..le. -
cJas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
Heavy Storm In Austria.

VIENNA. February IA heavy torn
,s sweeping over Austria. Many trains
have been stopped by trees biowp across
the tracks. ..-.-....------->.-. .-..-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

". 4. Hammond. l1i e'.f I...' r.t
grows more Roses y .oI... f.'H 'A.
and Decorative Plants rtH '. "'"0r
florists In this city comh.u. B. l.'l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
THE YEARLY WHEAT-cRoPS.
Newspaper and Agricultural Department
Renorts Thereof.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. February II -
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Petit
grew Republican). South Dakota, intro
duced the following resolution, which
was agreed TO:
"Whereas, number OF leading COM
meTcial newspapers, like Bradstreers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Every penny tells-You can get Saliva
ton oil for % cents. Best liniment In
the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Old papers Cor sale at Csc hundred at
DISPATCH ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Tug THROAr.--" Browns Bronchial lf. ne5'
at directly on tho organs of in' t. i.N
haye an extraordinary effect 90 al l'..fira ,
the throat.
Many persons arc hrokeu down iri1 't'i
wurk or household cares. iiro~u- p .n
rebuild. the system. aids digrs'iYr, r.tf s.
cess 0f bile. and cures malaria. il ii
tonic Tor womou AMI children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

smoke Hotel Brunswiek Cigars.
Hignsss award ct Chicago Eypostsiou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
MARINE i>rrirfGlN't.
ORT OF RICHMOND. ft''
ARRIVED

steamship Old Dominion. i..' A "A
uerrnandlse aud pEsseus"r3 '"'s
4 CO.. agents. ..... .t.r.-.tfl,
schooner Warner Noore,
ubospnate fork Alison alI A rat1
p..to4,nor ,n.an Is. Eay. joins i'
- cpsilss.an: R.chno8i ,ha-.. .'.." '''
SAILED.
s,eamer pocahontas. Osyn. >'' .,...ii.
disc snd passengers; Iva s'.'
tcndgnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

Smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigars.
Hishsss award at Chicago Exposiyion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

The President late this afternoon sent
large number OF nominations TO the Sem
ate. and there are many on the list for
Virginia and North Carolina that have
heon foreshadowed In the Dispatch cOrre-
enondence. Mr. Culliugworth gets the
richmond postmastership. having had lit
tie any opposition; Delaware Kemper.
Of Bristol In accordance with the recon-
,nendation OF the senators. goes TO Annoy
"a Consul This matter was left entirely
10 the senators, and not even Mr.. Mar
shall. in whose district Mr., Kemper re-
sides. WAS consulted about the matter.
AS n special compliment TO Senator
Daniel at this time the nomination of
Captair Jack Hudgin. OF Carollre, has
been sent I'm for the marshalship of the
Eastern District of the State. Ii Is true
the entire Virginia delegation last year.
with the exception of Mr.. Meredith, en-
dorsed Captain Hudgin. but his case has
been hanging fire for many months. Mar
shal Clarke was removed. as his term had
NOT expired or rather he put I'm "A resigna-
,ion that was requested" which amounts
10 the same thing The entire "slate"
fixed up last year by the delegation has
been put through by the appointment OF
Captain Hrdgin.
As predicted. Thomas II. Jernigan, OF
North Carolina, is named as the successor
10 the late Colonel Jones. of Raleigh. as
consul General at Shanghai. Mr.. Jerni-
gan was Consul to Nagasah during the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-14
DUNMORE DOINGs.

Fresh oysters received daily at Pal
mer's market.
The Potter residence, corner of Blake
ly and Potter streets, Is being extern
sively repaired.
H. A. Depue and Edward Early have
returned from hunting trip with un-
usually good success
The Pennsylvania Coal company and
the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad
will pay their employees today.
Miss Ella Walsh, of Peckville, who
has been visiting Dunmore friends the
past week, has returned home.
The Dunmore Cash store is giving
free lunches of "breakfastina, served
by young lady. Drop in and try a
dish.
Thomas Thornton has removed from
q. w. Frosts building at the Corners
to his fathers house on West Drinker
street
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church is growing in
membership. Several new members
Joined last Sunday evening.
The funeral of the Italian that was
murdered Sunday night was held yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. Inter.
ment in Mount Carmel cemetery.
A surprise party was given last even.
ing to Frank Blickens and Carlton
Letchworth at their home on Chestnut
street, 1t being Mr. Blicken's birthday