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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
Lie Crushed o.4

Minneapolis. March 27.-Iast even.
Ing. on Washington avenue, a lad by
the name Of Carl Gustave sordquist
was struck By . passing ear m
killed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04

Washington, March 81. - Reports
that the Spanish government is TAX
Ing steps to meet the requests of the
United States in the Allianca affair.
that the commander of the offending
Spanish cruiser has been relieved
from his ship. and that orders have
been sent to the other Spanish COM
manders in Cuban waters. to observe
the requirements of international law
and refrain from Improper inter
f"rence with the ships of the United
States or other nations. have caused
Qualifications in official circles here.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
Mayor of Fairaeld Dies.

q. Marxhalltown. Iowa, March so.-str
Sseorge Wells. the mayor and leading
banker of Fairfield, died suddenly
this morning at this place.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
Shot Each otho-

Bowling Green. Ky. March 81. -
James Simpson and Milligan Wells,
farmers in Butler county, engaged in
q shooting ARRAY. Both will die
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
Convicted of Perjury.

waupaca. Wis. March 3O.-Wllliam
Hansccmb. who was convicted of per-
jury in the Meade murder case. was
to-day sentenced to prison for seven
years. II
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-04
A nEBuKE IS GIVEN.
spafn's Satisfactory Action in Com
nectiOn With the Alliancn Amir

WIN tue AiliAhcn AHnir.
New York, March 31.-A special dis
patch from Santiago de Cuba says
Lieut.. 1harra has been relieved from
command of the Spanish cruiser
Condo de Venadito. which fired upon
the American steamer Allianca. Can't.
Matens has been appointed to succeed
Lieut.. Ybarra. Senior Caprles, civil
governor Of the Province of Santiago
hns resigned. Senor Dupuy de Lone
the new Spanish minister to the
United States, will accompany Mar
shall Martinez Campos to Cuba. sail
ing on April 4 next, the object of his
visit to that island being to investi-
gate before proceeding to Washington
the story OF the firing upon the Ameri-
can steamer Alliance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

RICHMOND VA, Aug 10, 1870
Private sales reported 10 the Tecretaty
Of the Richmond Tobacco ift4e lv-Ias
Wrappers. - hcgshcads; cutters, J. Iotal'
- hogshcads. -.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
Inspection Bright. hoSsheale' "dih
~ hogsheads and fierce: hsinspe
lions Bright SO hogshcads, dark,
hog shcads and derces. .
Myers. Crenshaw s. Davenport s., rant
crs', Scahrooks Allegheny, 'ld l'oNiiil,
ion. Williams n Rehiings. Farmers an"
Shockoc tobacco warehouses report lv-
day. Receipts. 2Gl packages; deliveries,
- packages.
Inited states Internal revenue collcc-
lions on tohaccos for the city OF Hl'n-
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
S5.I}lSl. plug tobaccos, >ll.'.D. Iotal'
Mr. Paul F. Baeley OF the J. J. Bag
ley Tobacco Co. OF Detroit. Mich, IS on
Richmond Va. to-day. and IS making
the Office OF Messrs. =. +. Crump ~ co.
his headquarters.
Registered at ne Tobacco Exchange
ar Thomas Mason editor Of the
western Tobacco journal" sends the
following reply from the Liggett n Myers
Tobacco Co. of ST. Louis. Mo, In an
sWer 90 iuicuoeatories propoundcd 10y
him TO them.
Editor Western Tobacco Journal:
ST LOUIS. NO. Aug. li.-'l as. sir;
wc contemplate manufacturing cigarettes
iu the near future Going into the busi-
ness 10 stay. We have known for some
years past that 10 is gro" ing anu
profitable business and nave been ior
some time quietly investigating the sub
iect and formulating our plans. ana we
now have the necessary machinery ana
raw material of an kinds contracted Ior
and some iu transit. and We are lliilhs
no one 0f our buii1rIs 10 Doe uaed ~ Il
cigarette factory. Statistics show ihdt
tie business has grown from about
seventy million cigarettes manu- ictuIt1
I'm 1865 to over three hundred thousinu
millions Manufactured in lNtA I'M
grCatcr part of these cigarettes have btrh
made in the East We have made up
Our minds that the West. and particular -
~ ~. Louis Is entitled 10 snare "a
this enormous husin .s5, ana We lutell'l
20 have II. our machinery VIII De OF
the latest and most improved KIND; am
we will have the best skilled Morkin-h
I'm that lire of business that can Doe pro-
cured This branch Of the tobacco m
dustiy will give employment I'm 81. LOUIS
TO a large amount of capital ana 10 nun
dreds and perhaps thousands II people;
We believe that dealers in the w est unn
ycffaus also in the East VIII hali WIN
delight the determination OF others 10
enter into competition with eastern fac-
fCrics for share OF the trade m cigar
cites We have been reliably informed
that other prominent ping ionaceo man ~
ufacturers are making preparations 10
engage also in the manufacture OF cigar
cites and we see no reason why al
| should not Doe successful IN THIS branch
of the tobacco business.
The above letter viii appear IN INC
western Tobacco Journal Of Monday,
| AUGUST 80. 1898. We are crediblY adj
vis.l that the party referred 10 IN inc
above reply IS the 'Drummond Tobacco
COmpouy.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A Savage Old Nendicant.

ELIZABETH. y. j.. Aug. le.-For three
weeks the women Of Elmora have been
kept I'm a state OF fear by a stranger
VINO every day made the rounds OF the
houses in the village begging for food.
He is old. and, apparently, partly de-
mented He made his home in a small
strip OF woods near the village, ana lett
his rural retreat only when the men folks
y ere away attending 10 business. Yes
terday afternoon he appeared at the
house OF Or G. f.. Anderson and de-
manded something > eat. He carried a
queer-looking basket and club The
women told him TO leave and closed the
door in his face.
The old man cursed them and smashed
.he glass in all Of the windows ne could
reech with his club. He tried 10 batter
in one OF the doors. but the bolts resisted
his efforts The women fed 70 an up
stairs room and called for help from an
open window. passer heard their
screams and ran 20 the house. where
upon the old man grab bed his basket and
escaped into the woods.
The matter was reported 70 the police
OF this city and Detective Decker and
Policeman Tucker searched the woods
and found the old man hiding behind
tree. The old man attacked the detective
with a knife. Policeman Tucker went 10
his comrades assistance. The old nan
fought desperately. despite his age ana
the policemen beat him nearly mo IN
sensibility before overcoming him.
Tie prisoner Is fully six feet tall, ana
is dressed in good clothes. He refused
10 say anything about himself. except
that his name is Herman Lauterback,
al that he Is seyenty-siX years OF age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
An Indian Paper Suppressed.

GUTHRIE. o. T., Aug. l6.-lntense ex-
citemant prevails at Pawhauska, ossg"
Nation. owing to the summary action OF
Colonel w. u. Freeman, acting Indian
agent who yesterday suppress sod the
ahh-Sha-Ste News ana expelled its
editors, J. 7. Palmer and john Tinker,
from the patton. The editors are ans,
and have been yentilating some scanciis
in which the agent. IL is alleged has beer
implicated The town is full OF angry
Indians and friends OF Palmer and TIN
ker aud threats are made that free
man will be burned out and tarrei ana
feathereG.
Freeman was a colonel in the United
States army before being appointed
agent. Tinker has accused Frtem IN oil
great frauds in connection with lndan
payments, with tyranny with imm )fal-
ltv with Indian girls IN the schools or
the nation. and many other offences.
Freeman had threatened on several 0c-
casiors TO make Tinker leave the nation,
hut Tinker continued 10 score him. In
this weeks newspaper he ace isei Free
man of allowing gross immortality IN M
schools When Indian parents stopped
sending Their children 10 school on ac-
count Of this, Tinker said the agent cut
off monthly payments.
Repeated dispatches from PaWhuska,
which is seventy-fiye miles from a ran
road say that a riot between the fun
blood Indian police and the half-Dreeds
may occur at any time. Many OF the
officers are half-breeds. and 70 "A man
they take sides with Tinker. Several
men have been ordered from the nation
recently by the agent. and complaint mas
boon made az Washington against MN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
stole thousand, Of Cattle.

LANDER. WYO., Aug. 16.-By the al
tcration OF brands. IL has been discovered
that thousands of cattle have been stolen
and run north into Montana, where they
have been sold. In some cases Two
thirds of the herds have disappeared,
Small owners are the worst sufferers, anu
soro,. ~ Them will have to 90 out of the
business Stealings amounting 10 $4,000
during the past three months have al
ready been made certain OF, and TINS
sum is expected TO be greatly increased
when all reports are IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Negro Excursionists Killed.

CAMDEN. y. j.. Aug. 6.-There was
a negro excursion TO Lakeside fath -
ferlov The train started from ms
city Yesterday morning.
Al the Haddon-avenue station, ChaileS
Venable. aged twenty-throe years, III at
tempting TO jump on the rain whlie II
was moving. was throWh uhuer INC
wheels and Killed. -.
While the train was standing at the
Liberty Park station last nisht' @iioN,
ing messengers 10 alight. the fast man
train from Atlantic City, due here at
7.+2. crashed into the end Of the rear
car.
The car was full of people. and the en-
zine ploughed its way into IL as far -
the second seat.
Men. women, and children jumped from
the open windows. and seven or elshl
were severely injured in this way. flre
added its terrors to the collision ana
while the struggling people were endeaN-
oring to force their way from tue cars
the burning oil from the shattered head-
light OF the engine set fire 20 the noor'
and the flames pursued the ieeing peo-
pie. 49,,
their escape from the cars. it was dis
covered that Marshall Johnson, the SIX
year-old son of the Rev. Marshall John-
son. OF the Union African Methodist
church. South Camden, was missing.
Subsequently. the child's body was
found burned to a crisp, in the charred
embers of the car. Maggie Cannon
aged twelve years. of Camden, was fatal
" hurt None Of the other injured per-
sons are I'm a dangerous condition.
The responsibility for the collision Is
I'm doubt. The mail train was In charge
of Engineer Charles Glendenning' VINO
has been an engineer on the ROAD since
1854. and never had an accident before.
Glendenning says that at Colllngswood,
the next station beyond the Liberty Park
station. he received the signal denoting
that the road was free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Offerings andi Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange internal Revenue
collections Foreign Adsicc-.

MIN NORk. Aug. Robustness "a tho
Stock Exchange Was lees active than un
4Iy previous day ol tAc Week. only
i..Lr3 shares having changed hands Iu
ans small total Tobacco insured Tor .gl. 100
Shares lu.uinug ANA 'Stte Fe.uiug
fuI 1000 Chicago Gas fOf $50 and
Darlington fof 1.sn shares. Tobacco
waa heavy on-noul, AND broke from
lN- Goo 10000 lnats. TIE yelling nl tGc
st..h was based on report THAI The 'p-
POSITION &C. the company is er0wing. and
fH.f manufacturers lh ether parts OF
f.s country VIII Join with she western
competitors OF thc concern. The poor
statement oi Mdnhatan for the Juno
quarter induced selling of tuis stock, ANA
th0 prices itl from HAS TO llug. J1ia-
tIiIrr and Cattle ICDlilg was sold ut
brokers supposed To- he acting for she
4IUruhgt-Morris interest Chicago Gas
Was taken up 80 0ie hy houses with west
cfr connections. Tho general railway
Nrt Ntl4 very Nrm. the weather al inc
Wcst according Go reports. being tin-
ply ideal. and the cusagtmcni OF Only
Sfu.tsu gold for shipment to Europe ny
the luCanis tomorrow. li hao pee ?,
expected that af least g. sN.rN would
lt forwarded ana the falling on ia ihc
..sEaa fmcufs had good ininchc'. re
.e.ssts OF bills against securities SOFA
aNIual lf"I"tstf lnAitIl"u4f "a ~ M
tHUI Wild tlc SusQufhnnhu ann YVES. 10
ilII being the heaviest s'ilti li'
chanaDs. however except pm rare ''i-
stances. were confined tn lNc 4iutNn..-.
Speculation closed quiet ana e'eany. ~
DInU-ts in fha usually prominent Atpchs
,,.r. fHrEt either way. Among Inc
Snoe.aI4os New ENGLAND dropped pcl
cent. Manhattan ~ lt'Ni ~
Minneapolis and &c. Louis preferred ..sgteo
h.. rer cont Bonds were hrm. The
Traslr, Balances. Coin. S1.s'G,l41i
Y,.no, an 1.,li Easy at lalH per cent.
1a.f loan an pDr cent. ana closing ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

The Father Took His Daughter After Her
Nnrriage-simo~t Tragedy.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. l6.-Mary
Tate the pretty nineteen-year-old daueh-
ter of =. a. Tate. prominent Lexington
grocer Monday eiopee from the home
OF her uncle. who resides two miles from
-Ierrs in Jtesamiue county, win y
young farmer named Monroe Fades Wl)
is only eighteen years or age
s tragedy was narrowly aNeilcl Mht"
the father OF the ciI, who mad heeh
warned of FER intentions. met the coupe
ou the road ret rniag from NlcnolaSNlil.,
v here the pair We're married Mt. J. at'
brother wrote 10 Nun tNa. W. HHl AZ
tended % run away with Fadils. ana ne
went r0st-haste TO bring lis daughter
home. but arrived 40 DIS brothers house
Monday several hours after the eill had
Dlonod with young Fdliis. The lndls-
uant narent drove hurriedly toward
Nlcbolastille. When few miles from
Jessamlue COUNTS capital he nfct '-e
Young clippers in carriage ~ turning,
after the ceremony had been performed,
The iratc father. according 10 me titl
story. drew bis pistol and COMMANDED
thea 10 stop which they go. lie aiignt-
ed from his buggy. and insisted mat the
eirl get iu the buggy with him ana come
10 Lexington. Fadlis protested, si9lN5
that they had been married, pul lhe
father slleuCed tho young husband az ine
rOfuf OF a. weapon. ana tNe fli4 81 vas
taken from the vehicle without lurincr
remonstrance Returning 10 Lexington,
Mr. Tate hurried 10 The home or DIS
husiness partner. Mr. cakes, where he
asked that Mary Doe locked up. and her
Whereabouts Doe kept secret Oiiicers ln
short time called and arrested Mr..
Tate. showing that the boy nad sworn
ont warrants charging him with carrying
concealed weapons and with assault 18th
a pistol Next morning Mr.. Tate accom-
panied bv an attorney Of this city. went
to NichOl8sNiue TO answer the charges.
Tate denies that he drew pistol ~ .ie
vorue man. hut declares that Dee shall
not have the GIRL The young people had
only "a few days acquaintance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Veterans on for Gcrmany.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1G.-Nearly five hun
dred Germau-army veterans living here
and in other western cities. departed in
"a body yesterday for Hoboken, where
thev viii embark for Hamburg. The pur-
nose of their trip is 90 join their fellow
veterans in celebrating the victory over
The Fr1ach at Sedan, and TO present an
address TO Prince Bismarck, az FREEZER
ichsruhe.
The principal celebrations will be at
Berlin and Lcipsic. The veterans and
their friends marched from the rendez-
vous on north Clark street. 10 the rail-
road station. under the Stars and stripes
and the banner OF the Deutscher krieser-
Verein. OF which All are members. FUZZY
700 German veterans will represent the
United States al the jubilee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. avg. lG-Flour neglected
ani prices weak winter wheat ioW
grades. S-a0u3lu. do. ialr 10 fancy, S5iV
03.GU, do. PATENT S5binioO, Minnesota
clear S2.r0yGa. dO. patent, S5.t10i i".
low extras. S9l1431O. city mills So GOA
42O: DO patent Si4n14.6j. southern
-four dun anl weak. common Co. ialr nk-
tla, S21Op2@O, good 90 choice do, $500
Whea,-spot market DAN and easier.
40. red. store and elevator 1ri Hlcs;
af0at. TIC. Options were dull and weak
at taUlc decline. sales. 40. ied, May,
76i1c; August 7o'sc.; September h'4c.i
corn Spot dun and firm: 80. p 45igc.,
elevator, 4Ga,c. an0at Options were
duh and irregular, closing steady at lsn
l.c. advance, September ia'sc. October,
4-a,c.; November A. &C., May, 5Ni.c
Oats spot quiet and ilrmer for mixed.
OPTIONS moderately active and iimcr;
AI SO - &C.,. september, 2flc., October
2t.-.. May, -i"ic. spot prices. No. -,
2ge. so. white, -9c., mixed western,
Hay quiet: shipping, c5a7oc.; sood TO
choice. 95c.aS1OO.
Wool moderately active and firm; DO
nestle fleece l0h--c.i pulled, l'ld-c
Beef duu: family Si20D0l25O. extra
mess. $3.50; hrcf MANS inactive az Si6lO
alIOD; tierced beef duh. city extra. india
mess. Sls.VO, cut meats quiet and steady;
picked bellies 500, shoulders, $500
: -. hams. s9OnND middlcs nominal.
Lard quiet and higher: western steam
closed az $3.50 asked, city al 81 l5nG..'l.
Options September closed "a $500 ask eli-
Refined moderately active. Continent,
SG.6J. South American. SllJ; compound,
81 5000.
PORK drmer and in moderate demand;
mess. Sll 21nll.fJ.
Gutter Fancy steady: state dairy, l2G
Isle; do, creamery, roc western dairy,
lgl9c; Elgins. zoe.
Tallow higher. country. 45c; city. $50.
Cotton seed on steady and ian moderate
demand; crude. DC. yellow prime, &c. :;
do good off grade, 2Gil024c.
Petroleum quiet Kedned-Ncw York,
SIZE Philadelphia. sos; do, IN bulk,
Rosin dun and firm; strained. common
to good. 2iaQl5l2.
Turpenune quiet and firm at .Tl4
Rice I'm fair demand ana firm. domestic.
fair TO extra. ii406c.; Japan, 4u4i2c.
Molasses Foreign nominal. New Or
leans open kettle, good TO choice, fairly
active az 26u27c..
Peanuts lrm.
Coffee closed steady and unchanged.
Spot Rio dun ana steady; 40. z, Sl6.25.
Sugar-kaw duil ana firm. lair re-
filming. 2Oc. Refined fairly active and
steady: or a. 4 l-lG74Ac. standard 4.
4 7-lG3s3.c.: cut-l0af. i-l6nJtc. crush
"a. 1-lGN1itc. graduated. a0itic.
Freights TO Liyerp00l-Grain, by steam
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Peaches
are well sustained in prices under tight
receipts and fair outlet some fancy
bringing "a premium. grapes duh unless
fancy: watermcl0ns and nuskmelOns in
liberal supply and weaker: sweer'potatoes
plentiful dun. and lower.
HuckiehcrfIes quiet, quart. GHjc.
Pears LecOntc. barrel, 5Jc. 0Si 90: Bart
lett crate DuG &c.
Grapes south Carolina. carrier. 1909
173: DO North Carolina. DO. 81. Jnn1.1J;
do. Virginia. basket. c.uSi2j: do Mary
land and Delaware, case. 81 OONf.25.
Peachcs-Carricr. SL4Jl3OO. DO. bas-
ket. J0c.WSl.2l
Watcrmelons- Hundred. s. ot012Oo; car
loads ST5uDn2 OD.r0
Muskmelons- Barrel. Sl.0042.l5 do. car
rier 75c MS2.tO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

crn by sample, 70a7ihc.; do. on grade,
Gii4n1Ui.c. ,.-,,s.c-,..
August ijH i3l4c.; September, f'1ic. bi9 :
v,ar 80. asked. January. 3Iiac. asked (.
southern white. 4iai5c.; 10. yellow, ,9
iNc.
RYE slow: No. >. Hlc.
Hay firm 81 <l4.o0rli.p
Grain frcights quiet
Eggs quiet at l2isc.
Coffee dull: No. Z. slb,-o
other articles unchanged.
century tr,lf,rD.. Baltimore and Ohio,
G40if5. Northern Central, - bid; Bait,
more aud Onto southwestern nrsts, ~
bid. do. income. 100 bid, do. income =.
- asked. Consolidated Gas pohHs' IL
hid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug. l6.-Cotton quiet;
miidling gIif 1916, middlng. 3-l6;
GROSS receipts. bales. forwarded. ] bale,
sales. l.OiO bales. spinncrs, $40 bales
stock. iGs 20 bales. Futures closed
barely steady; sales. $4,000 bales. Au-
gust 40. September. l.2l; october -,
November -. December. 1.34. January,
30; February ia; March. T.t9.
Weekly Gross receipts. ,l2l bales, 'N-
,orts TO Great Britain. 43l bales. France,
20 bales. Continent. 800 bales forwarded.
153 baies: sales. 4.3i9 bales; fpinnets.
4 87g bales.
''Total to-day-Not receipts. 442 bales,
EXPORTS 10 Great Britain, 3Gi bales; Con
,inent 100 bales stock 3OI 2oS bales
T0tal 20 far this weck-Net receipts,
90 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A Diplomat Among the Indians.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lS.-Senor sa-
grario who some time since left Wash
ington with his family. for his new post
OF duty. as Spanish Minister al Bogota,
had a most unusual experience before ne
could finally reach his destination.
After leaving the steamer, Senior sa-
grario was compelled TO camp for several
nights with Indians. and ride for three
days on horseback. In his letters to his
friends In Washington. writing OF his ad-
ventures on this momentous Journey. ssnor
Sagrario gives a most entertaining Sc-
count OF the entire trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
R0thert&CO.,
Honne.M Makers
of Richmond.
~rAEN0N%W>.

We call your attention to our
,ar.e assortment OF Carpets.
Every pattern the newest creation
and the prices the very lowest.
Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels,
Ve!vets and Tapestry Brussels.
Two and Three-Ply Ingram
Carpets prettier and cheaper than
ever.
Oak and Walnut Chamber
Suits, Sideboards and China
Presses.
ParIor Suits in Plush, Broca-
teIe and Tapestry Coverings,
Lace Curtains, Portieres and
Table Covers. In fact, you can
furnish you're home from the
kitchen to the parlor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16-Chief Moore,
Of the Weather Bureau. has issued in
sfructions calling for reports on the con-
ditlons and qualification or all subordi-
rafe cnDloyers. and stating that. IN order
40 innrove the present standard OF the
service. rigid inspections as 10 morals. as
v eli as ohic al character. OF The en-
moves are imperative. officials in charge
of stations are required 10 select assist
ants 10 take temporary charge In their
absence only from those best fitted for
the work. greatest wcisht being given 10
ahllifv and icmgth OF service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

PATCHOGUE. l. J., Aug. 16-SoL Ham
mond. eighty years old, OF Naphank,
loaded "a gun yesterday morning and went
ont in a field back Of his home. lie
placed the muzzlc OF the gun 10 us race
and pulled the trigger with a strins.
The gun had been loaded with rine
ball. which. after taking away a portion
Of his law came out of his right temple.
lie Will die
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

GAINESVILLE. TENN. Aug. INA
son Norman was murdered near Camden
bv Thomas Lines. Monday. Then men had
an alteration over small debt, only
forty-hye cents being involved. but hot
words were PASSED. and the men engaged
in a nght. when Lines shot his oppo-
nent dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Policeman'S Murderer Hanged.

1ohn iohnson 1colored). who murdered
Policeman Charles Evans June 18th or
This wear. was hanged at II o'clock TINS
morning. Twenty-Five minutes later ne
was pronounced dead. The scaffoli was
I'm an enclosure. but from the hiil hbVN"
1900 people witnessed the 'Neeu''o"'
The President has appointed Charles IS,
SimontOn. OF Tennessee. 10 De united
states district attorney for the western
district Of Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. A. II. HOLDERBY, ID. D., pastor
OF the Moore-Memorial church, OF AZ
lanta. Ga, will preach at II O'Clock A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, ND, Aug. i6.-Flour
quiet
September, 6S3Sd1Oisc: December. 13i4u
13Hc.; steamer No. 2 red. 6JnJ6Lc.. south
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Or. HOGrs will preach at IL a. Nj. NO
afternoon service.