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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
TAR AND FEATHERS.
Arrest of the Men Suspected Of the Tsrsney
Assault

DENVER. COL, July 28.-Six men have
been arrested for completely in the tar
ring and featnerng OF Ad1utant-General
Tarsney II Colorado Springs-three IN
this city and three at the Springs-and
more arrests are 70 follow. The prisoners
here are John A. Reagan, who was
turnkey at the Jail at Colorado Springs
on the night the outrage WAS committed, !,
his brother, Michael Reagan, an eX-
deputy sheriff Of III Paso county, and
Shorty" Allen, alias Thomas Gordon,
who was one Of Sheriff Bowers army of
deputies In the Bull Hill warfare.
Allen is said to be the man who poked
the gun IN General Tarsney's face at the
Alamo Hotel and applied the tar and
feathers 10 his person. Three men ar
rested at Colorado Springs are j. }. Null
lin, son OF a wealthy Boston mine owner
and a prominent society man; Herman
Robbek who was a deputy sheriff during
the Cripple Greek trouble and Eugene
Kinney one Of the hack drivers who took
the party OF masked men with General
Tarsney 10 Austin Blun.
II is said Chief Of Police Armstrong.
Of this city. has succeeded IN unraveling
the plot against Tarsney through revela-
tOns made by ex-Deputy Sheriff Parker,
of FL Paso county. According TO his
story the plot was arranged in The ante
room OF the jail. and urder Sheriff Bob
Mullins leader OF the Crippie creek force
Of deputies was the guiding spirit J.
b. Mullins Parker says, furnished
money. and Rebbek bought the tar and
feathers. Parker is sure the money
changed hands in the presence Of Turn
key RegaD.
Parker saw Bob Mullins. j. J. Mullins
shorty Allen, Herman Rebbek, and
deputy named Wilson get into hack
and drive toward the Alamo Hotel. II
Is alleged that Regan has said Sheriff
Bowers turned a prisoner, charged with
murder. out Of jail 70 participate IN ihe
outrage.
Under Sheriff Mullins went ON trip
10 Michigan and Wilson 70 Onto, when
the grand Jury convened. but they have
been located. and 1t is said their capture
IS certain.
Excitement is very high at Colorado
Springs over the arrests. and the Denver
detectives who made them have been
Threatened with similar treatment to that
given General Tarsney. Their prisoners
we're taken away from them By Sheriff
Il.-..-.r.. nnI rDlaa GOD laIl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
IN ANARCHIST DIsAPpOINrED.
lie Had Expected to Got n Death Sentence
and was Prepared for IL.

PARIS July 26-Meunir, the hump
backed Anarchist. and the associate OF
FTaac0is and RaVachel, was placed on
trial to-day for having blown up the
cafe Very, I'm the spring Of 1892. Meunir
Is supposed TO have blown up the cafe
to avenge Rayachel, who had been arrest
ed there by the police. with the aid Of
Very the proprietor, and L'Herot the
waiter.
Meunir was found guilty, and it was
announced that he had been sentenced 10
penal servitude for life.
Meunir evidently had prepared himself
for the death penalty, and after the
Judge ceased speaking. shouted, tragic
ally:
Courage, cOmrades This state Of So
ciety cannot last long. Death 70 tyrants!
Long live Anarchy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
An 4 +. A. for Governor.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. July 28.-MaJor
W. III. Upham, one OF the candidates OF
the A. L. A.. was nominated for Governor
on the first ballot III the republican STATE
Convention This morning.
Emile Baensch, OF Manitowe, was nomi-
mated for Governor; Henry
Casson, Jr.. OF Viroqua, tor Secretary OF
state. Jewell a. Peterson. Of Barron. for
Treasurer. w. II. Mytrea, OF Marathon
for Attorney-General; j. o. Emory, Of
Dane. for superintendent Of Public In
strnction: d. j. Mckenzie, of Buffalo for
Railroad Commissioner; w. A. Fricke, OF
Milwaukee. for Insurance Commissioner,
II q Thorn. Of Dane selected as chair
man Of state Central Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
LII nnis Qenatorshin-

sPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 26.-When
the Republican State Convention was
cailei 10 order to-day II was asserted with
more than usual positiyeness that there
woIld be no nomination for senator. Ex-
Congressman Mason was, nevertheless, as
conddent as ever, declaring that ne would
NOT give up the fight under any clrcum-
stances The followers OF both Wulff and
Tracy. the rival candidates for State
treasurer, seemed 10 have lost none of
tbeir confidence Ex-Governor Fifer. IL
US Overwhelmingly announced would
he made permanent chairman. Mrs.
Flower. of Chicago. made an active can
vass among the delegates In her own be-
half for the nomination as trustee OF the
state university
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
MISSING ~ P8RfS.
a Chicago Msn Goes o t Ia n bicycle Suit
md fRlI- % Return.

PARIS, July 25.-The police are search
ing for a young american named Sheldon.
Of Chicago. who has been missing since
July 18th, and Is thought 10 have been
murdered. He arrived here on July 18th
with a friend named Benton. and disap-
peared next morning.
Sheldon and Benton came 10 Paris via
Southampton and took rooms at the Hotel
Louvois. Sheldon arrived alone on the
13tn and Benton came on the 18th. Shell
don went out to see the sights on the
evening OF the 18th. The next afternoon
Sheldon walked away In a bicycle cos
tune and said he Intended 10 hire a
wheel. He did not return. but Benton.
who arrived early in the evening OF the
18th Was not anx GUS until the 10Th,
when be informed the United States Con-
sui and the Prefe0t Of Police that he
thought Sheldon must have been injured
or detained by fore no trace Of Shell
don has yet been found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
KXTERWISATED Il FAMILY.
A Divorced Husband Kills Four Persons,
but Fails TO xii Himself.

Los ANGELES. CAL. July 25.-John
Craig last night drove 10 Glendale. u;c
miles from this city. where his Wifc.
from whom he was divorced three months
ago, was stopping with her brother.
George Hunter. and deliberately shot and
killed both. lie then returned 30 the city,
went % the home OF his father-ln-laW,
William Hunter killed him, stepped over
the body. walked 10 the dining-roOm, and
shot and killed his mOther-in-law lie
then fired two shots into his own fcre-
head. but failed to Kin himself. The
trouble was over the settlement of com
munity property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27

creant STRUCK her once, twice. and again
fairly on the mouth, with ali the force
he could put into the blow. BEFORE the
negro left he tore the womans rings
from her fingers. She had two-one was
the plain gold band her husband had
placed there at their marriage. With N
went a bit of the flesh OF the finger
Then, although the fGintlng woman
could not move a muscle, the negro bound
her legs so tightly that the cord cut in
the kitchen door he turned and said.
You would not give me ten cents eh?''
The woman was found shortly afterward
by her little daughter In few minutes
the whole neighb0rhOod was in a state
OF the widest excitement. A lamp post
would have taken the place OF a southern
pine II the negro had been caught just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED
JAPASBsE SEIZE AND HOLD A PRTs.
ONsR COKBh,s KING
Eleven Chinese Steamers on Their WAY 70
seoul-Roported that Several Chinese
Vessels Have Been sunk.

LONDON, July 6-The Central News
mas this dispatch from Shanghai:
war has been declared between Japan
and China.
Inc japanese have seized the King OF
Norea and hold him prisoner. Eleven
Chinese steamers are on their way to
Corea- Most Of the troops are coolies.
Some Chinese steamers which have ar
rived at Corea have been prevented by
the japanese from landing troops.
It is reported that the japanese army
sank several Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Rs,tan To- rsath and Kobbed.

DANVILLE, VA. July Special
tnformation reached here to-day OF a
case Of whitecappinR. which occurred on
the road five miles from here late yes
terdav afternoon. 4 negro, Alfred carter.
was sent to town By his employer. :. =.
Abbott 10 purchase medicine for a sick
child. Returning he vas stopped on the
road by two white men ana two negroes,
and. according TO his own story, he was
sibIlitv and left In the road for dead. lie
said also that his pockets were rined:
carter was found in the road ana carried
10 a residence near BY, where he died this
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Anmernus Compromlses Wade.

WASHINGTON. July B.-The confer
once report on the fertilization bill. made
mis- afternoon, shows that numerous COM
promises were made. The senate re-
ppsied from rs Increase OF 10000 Tor tho
construction OF gun and mortar plat
forms. The House permitted fourteen OF
the Senate amendments 70 stand. and
90 ,cpr0mised on $4,000 70, the water
arsenal for the south wing OF the army
gun factory: s3j6.0O0 for the purchase or
high power coast defence guns. and ,io0.-
90 for the experiments 0f the Board OF
Ordnance and FOrtificatiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
. p1gFrRnSr EXPLANATION.

WASHINGTON. u. @, July 26.-Mr
Goze Tateno. the Japanese Minister.
has been recalled. and will present his
letters OF recall TO the President this
week so as to start for japan Monday.
The term OF service I'm a japanese dip
lomatic corps at one post IL three years.
and Tateno has been In the United states
nearly four years He probably viii
be transferred 10 one OF the European
legations He viii be succeeded as Min
ister 20 United States by Mr. Kaneko,
who was educated I'm this country. Mr..
Kaneko graduated at Yale, and was "A
student OF the Cambridge Mass.) Law
school. lie is now Vice. Minister Of
Aerlcnltnre and Commerce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Killed by q Traction Engina

WARSAW, IND. July 2G.-While John
Everly. Frank Jones, and Milt Black
were engaged In running "a traction en-
gine. three miles south Of here Tuesday
night II broke down. While Black was
repairing it Early and Jones, who had
lost several nights sleep. sitting UP with
sick friend. lay down in front OF
the engine to take nap. Black, not
knowing where his companions were,
started the machine, killing both in
stantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
NOTICES FROM HTrEoAps.
Tennessee Farmers are Directed Not TO
Cotlect Rents.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, July %
White Caps are posting notices at South
Pittsburg, near here, notifying farmers
that they must not receive any more
money for rent OF land, under penalty OF
death, The section boss OF the NJ. and c.
road has been notified that he must pay
prevails there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Bright Prospects at Newcastle.

NEWCASTLE, PA, July 26.-The indus
t~ial situation in this city is brighter than
for months. The furnaces-Rosena and
Atlantic-haye resumed operations, and
Raney & Berger are preparing TO blow In.
Extensive repairs are being made at Red
Jacket and will probably resume in about
two weeks The Shenango Valley Steel
Mill. which has been idle several weeks.
viii start up next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Lawles, Judge In Chattanooga.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July IA spe-
cial from Chattanooga says: 4. W. Mat
son. local editor OF an evening paper, was
called to his door and assaulted last night
by County Judge Hugh Whiteside. whom
Matson attacked IN his paper. The Judge
struck Matson and attempted TO draw a
revolver, but Matson escaped. Recently
Judge Whiteside attempted to Kill DR..
George Hunt fop o similar offence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Intense Heat and No Rain.

KANSAS CITY, MO. July 26.-For the
past three days intense heat has pre-
vailed I'm this section. No rain has faIlen
for two weeks, and the corn crop In
some places has been ruined, and un-
less less rain fails very soon the remainder
viii shriyel up. The thermometer at
Dodge city yesterday was one hundred
and six in the shade. The damage 10
corn In western Kansas u DeIeved ,o De
,,ravafls in Iowa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
DISPLBdsED WIrH HER MINISTER.
japanese Government Recalls Gozo Tateno
from Washington

TOXIC, July 26.-Goze Tateno. the
Japanese Minister to Washington, has
been recalled TO Japan, and Mr. Kukino,
an experienced diplomat has been ap-
pointed 10 succeed him. This change
is made on account OF dissatisfaction
at the manner In which Minister Tateno
has conducted the negotiations with the
Washington Government looking to "a
modification Of the extra territorial trca-
ties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Gaining Silver Dollars.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Director Pres
ron IL Informed that the San Francisco
,nint Yesterday begun the coisage OF sill
ver dollars striking on yesterday $500
Tha same number were struck at New
orleans. bringing UP the total coinage
since IL was renewed week ago to N75.-
IA The coinage Will be continued In the
discretion Of Secretary Carlisle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
EXPLORERN KILLBD.
While Descending "A S.lEs -Four Prominent
Men arr Killed.

WILKESBARRE, PA, July 25.-An ex-
ploring party of prominent men was de-
scenGing the mine in West Pittston this
morning. when the cage fell To- the bottom.
Colonel \. g. Mason, superintendent OF
the Lehigh Valley Company. was in
stanuy killed. Three others are believed
Totally injured, as follows:
PROF. JOSEPH BORRELL, Lehigh
WILLIAM SMITH inside superinten-
dent of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company.
FREDERICK MERCUR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Lynched for Criminal Assault.

CARLISLE. KY. July 3.-Shortly after
roldnieSt a mob broke down the jail doors.
took out William Tyler (colored). and
hanged him 20 the cross arm Of a tele-
graph pole Tyler was jailed 10 answer
the charge OF criminal assault upon a
thlrteen-y -year-old girl, whom he had
choked and beaten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
A Bungllng fxecut on.

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-charies Wilson
(coloredD was hanged al 6;l3 o'clock this
morning for the murder OF another negro.
Nose Hodges. November ), isS2. The neck
was not broken by the drop. and the body
turned and twisted In convulsiye move
ments until the heart ceased beating at
.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
WEAIHEK EORElAAr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 26.-For
Virginia: Partly cloudy, thunder storms
in southern portion, south winds.
For North Carolina: Rain. south winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
straagled by Her Bonnet Strings.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Choked TO death
by her bonnet strings. which were too
tight, was the fate d Catherine McCar-
rem. an elderly woman, with bank ac-
count OF about $500. who was found dead
at No. 20 west Houston street this morn
Ing. ., l....--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
General Ezeta ON His Way h America

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The Naval
Department is advised that the Benning-
ton sailed from La Libertad for San
Francisco with General EZeta and three
other refugees on board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

Following was the range OF the Their
momet,r at The Times otiice yesterday:
y. NJ. 20; o y. NJ. 81; midnight. u
Average, eQlS -...----A---.-~- = --.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
Iialf Breed Indian Hanged

DOYLESTOWN. PA. July 26-WalIace
Burt. halfbreed Indian, was hanged In
the county jail here at II 07 o'clock this
morning for the murder Of an aged counle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY JULY 81 1894

cent while southern roads only show n
decrease OF 1852 per cent, or less than
one-half as much loss as all railroads in
the country.
Among the new enterprises for the week
was a 10000 lumber plant and 5000
cultivatOr company for Louisiana, "A cot
ton mill. plow and car works I'm Arkansas:
cotton gins saw-mills. and water works
in Alabama; n So9.0oo stable company
and q 10000 paving company in Georgia.
a $4,000 furnace company. gold mines,
and cotton mill company in North Caro-
lina phosphate mines and woodworking
plant in Tennessee; 10000 woodworking
plant oil min. 5000 manufacturing COM
pany, etc, In Virginia
The Iron and Steel Trade.
PITTSBURG, July 26-On the whole
prospects IN the iron and steel trade
are better this week than they were last
The coal supply Is inadequate and coke
shipments are light Sheet iron shows
more activity than any other line Of the
market. and slightly better prices of
small lots for quick delivery are report
ed Throughout the West and South
there appears 70 be some little improve
ment IN the business situation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
MANY srRIKrRs RRTURN TO WORK.

CHICAGO, July 26.-There was notice.
able increase all around to-day in the
The Allen Paper Car-Wheel Company,
which started yesterday with twelve men.
had a force Of eighteen to-day. ana seven
ty-hve Holland laborers about half the
yards This Is the largest force at work
i'm the yards since the strike began. Tho
biggest slump. however. took place at
the iron shops at Burnside where 10
men. almost two-thirds of the total en-
ployed at the time Of the strike, were
at work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
YILAS' MOTION WITHDRAWN.
Makes q Long Speech Highly EulOSiSttc Of
President Cleveland.
SENATOR HILLS MOTION DEFEATED
Hv Vote Of sixty-Fivo 10 slS-hr. Wash
b.rne Renevs Mr. villas Motion and
the Fight Begins-The House.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 25.-There
was noticeable absence Of excitement
and furry about the Senate chamber this
morning. and there was corresponding
falling of IN the number OF spectators in
the galleries. This was due doubtless. TO
the general understanding that the days
PROCEEDINGS were not likely to be of
very exciting character; that the plan Oh
the Democratic caucus would he carried
out and the further request of the House
tor further conference on the tarin bil
would be complied with uncondiuonally'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27
OBJECT or THE A. II. Z. CONVENTION.

CHICAGO July 26-At a meeting Of the
directors Of the American Railway Union
to-day IL was decided that the convention
August "a is 10 determine whether the
strike is to be continued or abandoned.
MAs~ILoN MINERS STILL IDLE.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, July 2i.-The
operators Of the Massilon coal district
had their monthly meeting at the We'd
dell House yesterday. one Of the opera
tors said that from all Indications the
mines would remain In their pres,
ditlon for a long time II has been near
" FIVE months since the miners laid down
their tools.
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with regard 20 coal and iron ore, let
US examine the facts" said Mr.. Villas.
And desire 20 say here that am under
deep obligations 70 the senator from New
y Ork who never IN his public career made
such an able exposition OF any subject
az he did on Tuesday last"
His high tribute 10 Senator Hill caused
suspiciOn OF a smile on the faces of many
IN the chamber
Mr.. Villas then reviewed at length the
residents position In favor OF free raw
materials. his letter OF 1887. and other
tVbuc utterances. Nd 70 bis message to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-27

BLOOMINGTQN, III. July 2G.-The
Chicago and Alton people are letting
account Of the part the men took IN
the strike. It is believed that every
man who was AT all prominent I'm the
strike will have 20 find work elsewhere.
Some have been discharged who took
no part whatever. but did not report
for duty as usual.
, 1894-01-16
SduerIdubntBfbetn

tpur6en al folgenbe 8erionen ousgeitelt:
Sbeo. 9teIion, 2itOfiges @obnbaus,
SorcitOiQe 2lpe. unO 46. StraBe, peranz|
iblagt Guf $4,000; SUITE & Moobpar6, q
5petitOftge g8Obnbduier, 6322l24 GbameI
plain QDe., $4,000; $. 9. 8urfbarot q
itOdiges 8obn6aus, 435 ~. 8lace, $500;
S. 2ange, 1itD6iges 9Sobubaus, $40 sc.
SranctS StraBe, $1,000; S. 8eno6, 2
itDGigeS Wobnbaus uno 2aoen, 1875
@oOOitraBe, $4,000; 6. st. @arr, 2t0dige
Stats, 2180 Commercial StrnBe, $4,000;
6. gStIie, 2 Stpciit0fige 98obnbGuier,
1717l19 OOrt 8loce, $4,000; q. SO. Nn7
0reps, 3 oreiitOdige @obnbGufer, 550l54
40. StraBe, $4,000; 9Sm. Ounoee, q
ft0&i9eS MobnbauS, 80 8urling StraBe,
$4,000; 81. Is. 9eiit, 2 b~reiit0dige 8obnzl
bGuier unb 2Gben, 233l35 COLORADO Nue.,
$4,000; Oti6ael 6er6ert, 2it0figesl
8o6nbauS, 453 8. 46. StraBe, $1,000 |
@oofe 8retptng 60, 5it0fi9cr Nnball an
bic 8raueret, 27. StraBe, $4,000; 8ctcr|
Obig, 2it0ft9es @o6nbalS, S79 Wteaoj
StraBc, $1,000; 6erman 9abied, 2lt0digeI
Stats, 5134 Mtap StraBe, $110O; s. &o4
mtnsti, 2it0diges ySpDnbaus, 1888 @oot
StraBe, $1,000; S. s.. 8aGmer, 2it0figes
@obnbaus, 12007 Canal StraBe, $1,000
g.. 81. Sobnion, 13tOfi8es g8obnbaus,'
407 ITO. StraBe, $500; Soispb 3aiicef,
2 breiit0dige Wobnbduier unb 2dben,
1539l4f @. %. StraBe, $4,000: SObn
Smitb, 1it0fige 6abrit (6actOrD), 3141l46
Butler Str, $1,000; Charles @roB, 2
it0ftges g8obnbauS, 846 g. &odpeQ Str,M
$4,000; g. McOtann, 2f0figeS @obn
bduS, 1893 Ntilton 2Oe., $500; Geo. 81
Scapern8, 2it0figeS @obnbaus, Gltftony
8pe., $1,000; @eo. q. SeaDerns, 3 Smei7
itodige 9Sobnbduier, 1328-34 unb 81
8urcbeu StraBe, $1,000.
, 1894-01-16
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Sent.
-0icSbaf unO&inbpiebpreiie ftn6 beutt
felt uub Scbmeine nm Is Sent in Die Sob,
gc9angen. Sir lchnerereS 9Deine beSablter
Neri6tfer unb 80tler 5.3O05.55 fir 10(
9funb, fir leicbtere 5.20@5.55,f iir leidbt,
un0 iDpeve burcbetnanOer 5.20@5. SO, fiji
grobe g0feltpaare 5.1O@5.25, fir ioge:
nannte v8 ig5" 4.20@5,45, 3ufubr: 5000
Stiif Scbafe, 10000 StIf S9tpetnt
Ino 5000 Stid &inbpie6.
, 1894-01-16
Rein mafier uno oob maffer.

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