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The herald., 1894-03-28
OAN PROVE AN ALTBI.

Judge Harris OOrrObOrstes Reel Terry's
Statement.
Judge w. A. Harris OF Fresno is in the
city acting for Judge Shaw of the Su-
perior court. He was seen yesterday by
a HERALD reporter. He was very indig-
nant about the dispatch printed yester-
day about the McWhirter case, and
talked as follows:
81 have read the statement by Mr..
Reel Terry printed this morning, and
according to my memory it is absolutely
correct. We went to bed at 10 o'clock,
and l woke up after being asleep for
some time, and woke up Terry and asked
him about q certain matter. We got up
about orc O'Clock and had breakfast
about z.
II knew Mrs. Palmer come IL years
ago, but have not kept up any acquaint-
ance with her. 1t WAS generally known
that l slept at Terry's house that night.
Terry spoke about the matter and did
also.
"At the time the grand jury had the
charges against Heath under consider.
alton, / asked permission to go before
that body and make statement about
my relations with McWhirter, as they
had been the subject of some newspaper
comment, and in that statement told
them that had stsid with Terry that
night. This statement was made under
oath and taken down in shorthand by
E. w. Risley, the shorthand reporter,
and has been in their possession ever
since, suppose.
upon this single fact, known to the
prosecution all the time, this entire
fabric OF falsehood has been constructed.
In my judgment it is one of the many
efforts on the part of certain smaIl-iry
politicians to injure me and certain
other Democrats who have taken an in
terest in political matters in Fresno
county.
The herald., 1894-03-28
AN EXCITING soENE.

Savage Attack Upon the Director OF the
italian Mint.
ROME, March 27.-An exciting scene
took place at the mint here today. A
porter who has misbehaved and was ex-
pecting dismissal became excited and
obtruded himself into the Office occupied
by the director and then attacked him
with knife. The director and his Sec
retary defended themselves as we'll as
they could, and after an awful fight, in
which both were badly wounded, sue
ceeded in dissrming the porter. and were
thrusting him from the room when he
drew a revolver and killed himself.
The herald., 1894-03-28
YOUTHFUL DRPRAvIrY.
Two Small Boys Murder Their Baby
Brother.

Two Small Boys Murder Their Baby
Brother.
Ell RENO, Okla, March 27.-A pecu-
liarly horrible murder that has just
come to light by the confession ofyouth-
full perpetrators, was committed
in Cheyenne county Saturday. A Mrs.
Williams, it appears. had left her baby
in the care Of its two younger brothers.
Gibson, aged 6,and another boy still
younger. During the mothers absence
Gibson clipped up to the bed
on which the child lay and beat
it to death with a club. After
having killed the baby, the two boys
dragged the body to the rear OF the
house and were preparing to bury it
when discovered. Gibson, though seem
ingly aware OF the enormi.y OF his deed,
refuses to give his reasons for commit
ting it, and until his brother told the
story OF their awful work today the de-
tails of the baby's death had not been
known.
The herald., 1894-03-28
a Land arant rent oasa.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The house
judiciary committee adopted resolu-
tion instructing the attorney general
to defend a suit brought by the South
ern Pacific railroad to dispossess a set
tier in California OF his land. The land
was originally part of the grant of the
railroad company, but was forfeited and
subsequently patented to the settler,
There is large number of cases which
will be affected by the courts decisions
and the present one will be regarded as
a kBet case.
The herald., 1894-03-28
aattlnh Aminahlv.

PARIS. March 27.-The differences be-
tween the French shareholders in the
Portuguese railway companies and the
Portuguese government, which was one
of the many reasons for the withdrawal
of the French minister at Lisbon, will
probably be settled amicably. Today
an arrangement was arrived at by the
terms of which French shareholders
will receive ore share for each of the
converted preference shares.
The herald., 1894-03-28
ALE SAME MEL1oAN GIRL.
A HIgh-TOnsd Chinese Wedding in Dem
ver.

A HIgh-Toned Chinese Wedding In Dem
DENVER, March 27.-A Chinese we'd
ding under American laws and custom
the first of its kind to take place in Dem
YER, was celebrated today. Lock Wing
Yum and Lille Lin Sou were the cam
tractihg parties. Lille is the first Ce-
lestial born in Colorado, and is not quite
l6y years of age. She speake English and
has adopted many of the American Gus
toms. When her father betrothed her
to Lock a few weeks ago she appealed TO
American friends for protection but after
q brief courtship she became a willing
bride. The groom is as old as his wife's
father and lie wealthy.
The herald., 1894-03-28
A RuKaLAK.a PLEA.
He Was Hired to steaI a Bundle o
Letters.

He Was Hired to stoaI Bundle OF
Letters.
SAN Francisco, March 27.-Thomas
Clark, who was caught while attempt
ing to enter the house of Mrs. John B.
Martin. was on trial for burglary this
morning. CLARK testified that he was
approached by a stranger on the street
some time ago, who offered him large
sum OF money to enter Mrs. Martins
house and secure a bundle of letters.
Clark's acceptance OF this mans offer
got him into his present difficulties. 1t
is thought that this may throw some
light upon the mysterious disappearance
of the will of Mrs. Martins hua aband. A
second will turned up, which is being
contested by Mrs. Martin.
The herald., 1894-03-28
A Nawannnar haIa.

CINcrNNATI, March 27.-H. E. Moore,
president OF the Commercial Gazette
company, confirms the report that
majority OF the stock of
that paper has been purchased
by Perry s. Heath of Washington and
his associates, who are Ohio, Indiana
and New York capitalists. The property
will change to the new controlling inter-
eet April lst.
The herald., 1894-03-28
RIotlng In spain.

OADIz, March PA serious riot has
taken place at San Lucas dc Parade
mare. mob OF 1000 people ont Of
work paraded the streets, and finally
became 80 disorderly that they pillaged
stores and did much other damage.
The police being unable to cope with
them, the military had to be called out
before the trouble could be overcome.
The herald., 1894-03-28

Often we hear it said, 81 have never
been we'll since had the grippe" Kill
mer's Swamp Root cures all after effects.
For sale at Off & Vaughn's, 4th & Spring
Streets and all other drug stores.
The herald., 1894-03-28

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10. 10, 20, %, 35. 40 and
30 cts. and guarantee every brush. Lit
tleboy's pharmacy, S11 S. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-03-28
ATnnr OF Inansot,on,

Topeka, Kan, March 27.-General
Manager J. j. Frey left for c hicago thia
afternoon to meet number of Holland
stockholders in the Santa Fe property,
who have come over for the purpose of
making q tour OF the system. They
will be on the system a week or more
and Mr.. Frey will travel with them,
They go first to Denver, thence to
Texas and will probably extend their
journey to California.
The herald., 1894-03-28
Colegrove auotiea tsday.

Fitzgerald, music dealer, has removed
to 113 South Spring street.
The herald., 1894-03-28
HARRIS AND PRATT.

THEY ARB ARRAldNED ON
4 CHARGE OF coNsPIRlNd TO
ExToRT MONEY FRon E. f.
GRAND ALL.
The herald., 1894-03-28

MARCH OF coxEY's co1noN-
VEAL ARMY; GENERAL FRYE'S
TROOPS STILL SlDETRAcKED
IN TEXAS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
She Fractured His Skull

On Saturday night when James
KnalI, colored, who resides on
South avenue. Petersburg, Va, came
home he and his wife engaged in a
quarrel. Knall is said to have been
somewhat under the influence of liq-
uor. 1t lc alleged that he struck at
his wife two or three times. Mary
Davis, Knall's wife's aunt, interior
ed, when 1t is claimed Knall struck
the Davis woman. The trouble be-
tween this woman and Knall was
subsequently renewed, and during
the difficulty which followed 1t is al
legged Mary Davis struck Knall with
an az, fracturing his skull and In
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
Sam. LssSs TO { e Front.

There viii a public meeting at the
Third Stree 81. +. Church. on Monday
night, the 5la of February, under the
auspices OF Inc Samaritans OF this city.
Addresses r.se expected from National
Grand Sire sn.vid 4. Bats OF Petersburg
Hon. j. <. assd. Grand Secretary Of the
State Gral.I lodge, and Past Grand
Chief Robert = eIser OF Charlottesville, al
SO John W. ,nmnell. All members of the
order in this city, Manchester and.vicini-
ty and their friends are invited 10 attend
as these addresses will be OF a high order
OF excellence, dealing with the origin and
purposes OF the order, it's accomplish
ments in this State and it's plans in the
future Those who attend will be ampl,
repaid.
The arrangements are nnder the direc
ton Of Mr.. j. B. Taylor, Deputy for thi
city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
HE CAUSED HER INsANllY.
A White ex-Chief OF Police Cha rged
wlfh a.rimfnal lnfaroonraa

Wnfte eX-Chiet OF Police Charged
with Criminal Intercourse.
koANoKE, Va, Jan. 29.-Roanoke
has another sensation that stirs the
city. At. 1 O'Clock yesterday, Thorn
as s. Kennerly, a coal dea.er, and at
one time chief OF police OF the city,
was arrested at his home on a war
rent charging him with undue init
macy with Miss Hattie Smith, oil
Franklin county, young woman
of unsound mind. The young wo-
man had been placed here in q sani-
tarium for treatment.
The commission OF lunacy to ex-
anime into the mental condition OF
Miss Smith met again at 1 O'Clock to
day, and, after hearing the testi
mony OF her mother and two broth
ers, from Franklin county, return
ed a verdict of hysterical insanity
Thomas 8. Kennerly, who was re-
leased on bail Saturday morning fol
his appearance before the Polics
Court tomorrow, was indicted this
afternoon and a bench warrent is
sued for his arrest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
RALEIGH LETTER

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. goth. "a.
RaiDl rain u nothing but rain. Each
morning as we look out upon the dismal
wet aspect we wish for the old proven
bal ark
The Cotton Exchange has stopped Its
whlri OF business in the line of cotton
and mas gone TO selling the woe-begotten
looking horses who SO faithfully brought
IL TO town. How much am offered"
and going at thirty" are all that
sree1s your ears now, as you stroll
down the street.
Saved from the Wreck" which was
the name OF a drama produced here with
nome talent 1t was quite heavy one
Tor ameteurs, but however they made q
creditable showing. Hope they will give
US another treat soon.
The Eighth Annual Public Missionary
Exercises of the Leonard Medi-
cal College were held in the University
Chapel last Sunday Night. The solo,
Raise me Jesus" by Mr.. w. L. Atkins
OF Manchester, Va. was a splendid effort.
The GRAFTON of Mr.. George Williams Col
Lincoln fame,) representing the second
year class was masterpiece of oratorY
showing careful consideration. deer
thought and q wide acquaintance with
classical literature. The chorus of W
". wallace and Others was very appro
pirate Tor the occasion. and was delivered
with an edulgence of melody better an
preciated by the hearing.
The exercises were all that could be ex
pected from students as busy as we ar,
studying and attending the wants of tn,
sick and suffering.
Virginia rs well represented here thi,
year, having w. II. Hughes and A. Mel
son McNorson In the LIST year class n
Z: Vaughan, e. Z. Beasley, w. Z. Atkins
w r. Fayerman, w. r. Mapp and w
W. Wallace in the End year class c. Il
Smith, J. y. Ashburne in the Bird yea
class; w. Il. Pritchett and NJ. w. Pan
nil in the graduating class.
L. IL. Roberts, j. h. Aston and II. C.
Faulkner in the class of "a are gentle
men of culture and rare ability, and w,
shall miss their kind words aud read,
assistance next yeaS How sad il is tS
leave school and go out into the colo
world amid its concerns and disappoint
mnnts.
DR.. Upper, our late president is great
~ missed by the Medical Department
Tor he always seemed to take special in
terest in it's Welfare. Our new president
Dr. Mazerve, has not arrived as vet.
DIR. Knox, professor of Surgery. ha,
been In Florida all this month on ac
count of his health.
Any person wishing q cabinet sizet
photograph of our late friend and presi
dent, the Rev. III. NJ. Topper, ID. D., cal
OBTAIN the same by sending name anC
address together with twenty-five cent.
10 u. A broome. w. w. w
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
Y. N. A.

Considering the inclemency of the
weather Monday, January 29th. there
was a large number in attendance at
the Concert for the Poor. Every person
who took part showed that he or she
was deeply interested in the effort. The
Richmond Quartette was in it's Glee az
usual. Madame r. X. Jones presided
at the piano. The solos rendered by
Madame ID. r.. Cross, Miss S. A Kemp
and Mr.. J. A. Bowler were happily re-
ceived by the audience. Mr.. George
West, the humorist, in his happy mode,
encored applause after applause.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
Rev. Wells H0nOred-Many Fine Pres
emit.

A few of the members of the Ebe-
enzer Baptist Church, namely, the
Independent Club, of which Mrs.
A nanda Thorton is president, sur
priced their pastor with several val
liable gifts, Thursday, January 25th
Among them was a handsome
French Imported Clock, japanese
Vases and elk plush lambrequin
A neat presentation speech was
made by the Secretary, Mrs. Alice
Brown in behalf of the Club, to
which the pastor replied in a speech
as grateful IN style, and as gratefu
In spirit, as his em EMBARRASSED feelings
would allow. The meeting wa.
more devotional than social in char
acter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
supreme Chancellor OF the Knights
OF Pythias OF the E. and w. II. WIS.,
Its Richmond.

Sir William S. Mower, Supreme
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythi-
as OF the Eastern and Western Hem
lspheres, visited Richmond, Va.
Jan, 2lst and remained until the
3Oth. On his departure from mis- Of
nee In Philadelphia, there was an ex-
pression upon the faces of the Sirs
tnao accompanied him TO the sta
ton, which could be read thus We
wish you much success and happi
ness during your stay in the capitol
oil "The Mother ofStates and States
men,"
Sir Mower was met at the Union
Depot by the Grand Chancellor of
Virginia, Sir w. L. l.. Smith. and
Grand Prelate, Sir VIM. Booker who
accompanied him to his lodging In
the west end.
AS soon as the news became circu-
lated that the s. c., were In the city
and bis whereabouts made known
MS callers were innumerable, MANY
olrs OF N. A, ). A, etc, called and
congratulated the s. c., upon the
success OF the Z. and w. Hemis-
pheree and hoped In the near future
the Knights of Pythias in Virginia
would present one solid front.
VISITORS continued to come until
late hour bringing flowers and
other tokens of respect that gave
expression of their hospitalitv
towards him, at the same time max
ing MIN welcome to the pleasure
sRhtS. and scenes In and around
historic city.
The memorial meeting of the Sir.
and sisters of Calanthe: under th,
supervision of the Grand Chancellor
assisted by sister Emma Booker. d
.. w. approved quite success. AT
ter devotional exercise Sir w. E..
smith introduced Supreme Chancel-
Tor Sir VIM. s. Mower of Fhiladel-
pnla who responded and in an abb,
manner stamped indelibly upon tn,
minds OF his hearers that he was ;
Knight of the old type and a maj
with an iron Ierve which have beer
proven In his terms of service as Su-
preme Chancellor Sir +. w. lone
u. V. u made an able argument up
on the material necessary to bull,
an organization. The G.. c. iok
Dead and buried, but Risen an,
Jas. A. ". Jackson Il. Il. X ana )
Jos. Il. Goode, p. g. c., and other
expressed their feelings very abb,
Sister Emma Booker of Star
Hope, No. 10 N. c. c., we're the onI
females with sufficient ambition +
come TO the front. Her remark
were very appropriate and canno
be easily forgotten.
Sir Mower attended the ladies' ba
zaar and seemed TO have been RI
centre OF attraction. He also yisi
cd Manchester and enjoyed a feae
prepared for him by the SIrs and sis
Iers OF Manchester lodge and cour
Then after visiting the places of II
terest In around the cities, he organ
ICED juvenile council and placed
under the care of d. s. w. G.. Booke
congratulated G. G. Sir w. l.. Smit
upon that which he had accomplish
ed, boarded the train for his hon
In Keystone state, hoping in Il
near future his attention would |
called to the institution of a Gran
Court OF Calanthe In Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
Republican Gsins In New York.

The election in the 18th and 18th dis
tricts OF New York city last tuesday re-
suited in a phenomenal gain for the Re
publieans. In the former Lemuel Z Quigg,
Republican, was elected by 905 plurality,
a Republican gain of 8 ,730 voters.
In the latter, while 4. w. Sigrist was
defeated and Isador Straus, Democrat,
elected, the usual Democratic plurality
OF nearly twelve thousand was cut down
to 4, $40, q Republican gain over the
vote of '92 of z .359.
This is Republican tidal wave anc
foretells the overwhelming defeat which
awaits the Democratic party at the mex
election.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
Those Ohio LyEchers.

West Union, O., Jan. 16,-Judge
Davis has instructed the grand Jury
to make every effort to flnd auy or
all OF the men connected with the
mob who lynched Roscoe Parker
and to indict them as murderers.
He also instructed them to indict ev.
cry reporter that wired sensational
reports which had the effect of rails
ing a mob, and especially to indict
the reporter who accompanied the
mob and assisted at the hanging
BALTIC. Herald.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03

The grand festival OF Myrtle
Lodge, K. of p. was continued Mon
day, Tuesday aud Wednesday of
this week.
Large crowds thronged Richmond
Hall, and the dancers were enjoying
the enhancing whirl.
The management succeeded In
having a grand success and were
thankful to the public for the inter
est shown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
$4,000 for the COrbctt - Jackson
Fight.

LosANGLEs. CAL Jan. 29.-Lead
ing citizens of Avalon. Catalina l.
land, have subscribed So, 900 for the
purpose of getting Corbett and Jack
son to meet here June next. Thit
sum is to be supplementary to the
$35, 900 offered by the Santa Gaia
lima Athletic Club of Los Angeles.
Jackson has expressed his conf
dence in his success and there il lit
tie doubt that the fight between the
champion of the world and this col.
ored pugilist will be the most warm
ly contested fight of modern times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-03
MINISTER SMYTHE'S BLUNDER.

A TyrO In Diplomacy -Meddllng with
the Affairs of Friendly Power
His Ridiculous Attitude-A Re-
quest for His Recall Re-
ported - Home Sweet
Home.
II the story the Dutch steamer
Prins Wiilem 1. brought yesterday
from Hayti is true, says she New
York Sun of yesterday, Minister
Resident and Consul-General Hen
~ M. Smyths. who represents the
United St8tes at Prince
as well as being Charge D'Affairs
at Santo Domingo, has probably
been taking lessons from Minister
Willis.
Mr.. Smythe is an appointee OF
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICK BUKQ
~ AND POTOMAC RAl1.RoAD-SchedulS
cOmmencingJ AN. rs, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
TAO A. NJ. leaves Byrd-strest station dauy
Except sunday. stops at Elba
and local stations. Arrives a
Washington at l2el p. M. Baltl-
more. III p; Al; philadelphia ss17
$50 A. NJ, New York and Florida Special All
Pullman Vesnbuled-cars. leaves BYRD
street station daily. except Monday
NO extra charge Other thAa usual
1a;OO noon. leaves Byrd-street Station daily
Slope at Elba Ashland Doswsn
Milford Frederickburg, Brook,
and Whitewater. Arrives ~
Washington at $40 P. M. BaItk-
T.4s r. NJ; New York, loss fH
Also connects at Washington with
the Congressional Limited (al
Pullman Parior cara and Penn
sylvania railroad Dining ear1l
leaving AZ Sot p. m. daily
arriving at Baltimore 4.b4 D. IA.
and New York y. eS D. m.
It's r. N. leaves Byrd-Street Station daily
SleopiDg-car Richmond to NoWYork
and Washington to PhilAdelphiA
well. Milford. FredeEicksburn
Brooke and Whitewater. stops az
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rives at VS. shington 11:10 p. NJ,
Baitimore, 1908 A. NJ Phnadol-
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daily. Sleeper from New York
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7.8S p. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street Station dai
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FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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at Fredericksburg at e.88 =. N
SIS A, M, arrives at Byrd-Street Station
Leaves Fredericksburg at S:SoA.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
e.4s A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland AZ
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7.O7 p. M.
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f'ctipg imp. 'ss which IL Is thought
will prove 's-tal. The woman Mary
Davis be- lot been spprehep-
ded.
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