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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
NJ MS or mr. NAVY.
As.fstant Secretary McAdoo Visits the
ship. AT Port Monroe-Oiher Matters.

FORT MONROE. Va. Jan. 2S.-As-
sistant Secretary McAdoo inspected the
fassnip New s Jfk and cruiser Cincinnati
to-uay. ana also vstea the fort. where
he was nonored with a salute. recep-
ton was given by the officers and ladies
OF the garrison at the cluD-room tonight
which was attended by Assistant Sccre-
tary McAdoo and wife. Admiral Meade
ana the officers Of the squadron. The
Raleigh went 10 Norfolk tins morning
foI coal
WASHINGTON. d. g.. Jan 2S.-Three
American warships are now - CheC Zoo
for tho protection OF American interests.
the Charleston having been withdrawn
from Chemulro SATURDAY and Joined the
haGsnIp Baltimore and the Yorktown OH
SUNDAY
The San Francisco reported to Admiral
Kirkland on the Chicago at Algiers yes
terday and will probably become the
hagsIp of the European station by
transfer of the commanding officers
pennant today. The Chicago will inn
mcdiately start for New York by way of
Gibraltar.
The Raleigh arrived at Hampton Roads
this morning TO rendezvous with tho
North Atlantic Squadron, the New York
and Cincinnati having waited for her.
The fleet under Admiral Meade will sail
for the West Indies on Wednesday. to
be followed by Che MINNEAPOLIS the lat
ter part Of the week. The Columbia
will 20 after them as soon as her repairs
are completed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
WILL nor TREAT WITH rHr UNION
STORMS IN mr. SOUTH.
Damaging Winds In Texas and Heavy
snow in Tennessee.

GALVESTON. TEN. Jan. 2S.-The
storm which has been threatening for the
last day or two broke over this citY
this morning, doing considerable damage
10 property, while Galveston BAY was
tossed into huge waves. and several IlFes
were lost by the capsizing OF nnmDer
Of sloopS which ply between mere ana
Smiths Point Inc wind blew at the
rate Of hfty miles an hour. The oalFd-
ton Army headquarters on bFoduNdS
were completely demolished. as We're also
seven cottages In the east END. 1eAhS
City, a suburb just across the pay
from Galveston. sustained a heayy loss
by the blowing down OF consideTaDle
number of houses lately erected there'
JACKSON. TENN. Jan. 81 ne haru-
est sn0W-storm ever seen Icy the oluest
Inhabitants is raging here now IL be
gan Just before dawn and has continued
all day. The snow IS now ten lhchcs
deep and falling heavily.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2S.-Ihe weather
here the past few days has beaten the
record. The wind has boxed all points
of the compass, and the temperature
has climbed up and down the thermoln-
eter i'm a way to bewilder old prophets.
Friday was quite warm. but that night
the temperature went down nearly as
low as II has been this winter. saturday
and Sunday were cold. with clustering
winds. Monday was ushered in with
heavy showers of rain and warmer
temperature The rain continued until
T. NJ. when il again cleared up. WIN
considerably cooler temperature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
fHOIHEH SUIT AGAfNkT THE cry.
4 Negro Wants Dam Z" for Illegal Area
and d lsonn ~.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2S.-Special-Rev.
DR.. G.. H. Ray sad tonight that a mem
Der OF his church. in Berkeley, gave l,C1)
yesterday TO the Virginia Conference
Brotherhood. an organization to ca Tor
the W dows and childen of decoa Ell NJ ta-
odist preachers.
f.. e. Cornish, a colorad man, will bring
suit for damages against The city for
illegal arrest and imprisonment. Cornish
was out on bail. and "A police Oflicer. with
warrant arrested him for the offence for
which he WAS ba led, carried him TO the
station I'm the patrol. and locked him up
over night. Suits against the CITY are
multiplying rapidly.
The steamer j. j. Merritt. ashore off
KIN Devil Hin. y. c.. has been pumped
out, and viii be flooded.
II has been showing mere since p. NJ,
the first Of the winter, temperature high
and snow melting.
Mr T. +. Miller. white man who lives
in Brambleton. about twenty-five years
of axe, while at work at the Sew. YORK,
Pennsylvania and Norfolk wharf, this
afternoon. dropped dead.
Rev. James J. Vance VIII Leave for his
new charge. the = rstPre byiciian church
OF Nashville, Tenn, to-mori OW night.
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TdOUGHT WAS a EINGEF,
80 Jim Was Ruled Out-Last Races
Rum IN "A Heavy storm.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 8-~The
last two races were run In heavy storm
al the Alexander Island track to-day.
and the track was in far condition, al
though only two faVorltes won liacH
SUPERINTENDENT Stranahan mas ret4' ueu'
and it can be authorllatlNely Ia -
last race Jim X. was backed uowu ~ III
Il to to 10 /. Judge oyster ledIeu 'ud,
the horse was ringer anu NoIiu "a,
allow MIN to run. He was entereu ~ w .
T. Montague. John Cavana ign dHhou4NI a
that the Pennsylvania railroad mas Ht'tS
a rate OF $L52 Tor racing people 10 NC"
York Summaries; 49,, n. +o
F.rst race-iive furlOngs.-kazan % -
y first, Elizabeth seconu, Lazy Supei'''
third. Time, 1904 Il. -, ......,.,,,,.,
Second race-four and a half furlonSs-T
SyGe 10 TO - inst. Bolona ii. UhyJ seCo'u'
Cocoa third. Time, 81 J-4,
Third race-siX and han tufiohS9.-
Doe Birch first, Leigh second Ec"ps9
Fourth race-s.x and a quarter fur
longs.-Freder.c ks Q3 to % hrSt IMP
Bones second, Gonzales 'hifd' Time
20 y. ,
Filth race-six and a quarter fur,ongs.-
Dr. Johnson ~ TO II first, IMP. HON port
second, Matte Chun third. Tine, 10.
foUH F.YoLlIEe woN.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2S-A heavy
rainfall i'm the morning made the ,rac
Sloppy and heavy, ana the threatenlnS
weather had a depressing effect on the
attendance The regulars we're OUT ia
force. and they played the favorites.
1t was their day. too, Tor four out of five
won The entries for tomorrow snow well
filed events, but there Will be any num-
Der of scratches for tomorrow. anu II
will be hard picking as to which horse
viii win. SUNNI ares:
First rdce-seling.-Bu rrells Billet 90
j. Mcdonald. > TO - first. Panway see.
ond, Satinet third. Time. l:33l.
Second rac5-One mile. selling Legrande
0U7. J. Hill even first. Gleesome second
Lester third. Time. l:4S.
Third race-mIe and Il sixteenth
Lagniappe GOl, j. Hill. > to y first. TrlXie
second Sidean third. Time. 1:l2tI.
Fourth race-six furiCngs handicap
Nero df3, A. Clayton. d 10 - first. Ass
Clop second, Furlong third. Time. 1874.
Firth race-sX furlongs. selling. Wood
ruff O07 j. Hill : to y first. Lay ON
second, King Craft third. Time. 1:10lo.
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depot In darkness. This region Is one OF
the toughest in Brooklyn. ana u" 'aiS
hao g penetrated II In two weeks'
Cars were run to-day on the Second
avenue line to Fort Hamilton. Inc line
was operated yesterday. the Lariner-
street line resumed operation TOT 'he "'s'
time this morning. Ten cars were III oper-
alton at noon.
The Union-avenue liza from City line
to Twenty-thr!d street ferry was a'so
operated this morning. and ten cars were
Put on.
MORE BtooDsgEo.
Two men were shot by p0ncemen III
different encounters with mons to-day.
one man IL dying in the hospital Inc
other is less seriously wounded. a dozen
other rioters have been injured by Po-
liCemen's night sticks and the putt ehus
of revolvers In hand-to-hand encounters.
NOn-union motormen have been assaulted
and severely beaten. Car tracks nav
been blockeded, car windows shat'ereu
and trolley wires cut. These occurrences
have been less frequent than DURING the
days Of last week, but they indlcate tnat
the safety Of the public is far from peihs
established.
The man who was fatally shot was
MIcHdel AdHISdn, StiltiH5 n.y.
The shooting occurred WITHIN TWO DOCKS
OF the Northumberland barns, ana was
precipitated by a riotouS mob
Car No. 800, OF the Northumberland
line with Motorman Mahoney. Conductor
Dell. and In charge of Officer Roberts.
was attacked by the mob on Nostrahd
avenue. just back of the Kings county
penitentairy.
Seeing only one policeman on the pat
form, the mob became very boid ana or
dered the conductor and motorman TO de-
sert. When they refused the mob stoned
the car, and had pretty nearly fnished the
solitary policeman and the motorman ana
conductor when the police reserves-ten
men-arrived. The mob gave the policemen
pitched battle. Shooting over their heahs
did no good and at last the officers shot
to kill Then the mob ran. leaving Madl-
gan on the ground and half dozen OF
their number prisoners.
Will NOR TREAT WITH THr UNION.
President Norton Of the Atlantic-avenue
road, when he received the letter from
Master Workman Connolly published
elsewhere pitched ii INTO the waste bas-
ket. The presidents Of the brooklyn
Heights Company and Of the Queens
County company replied by offering TO
employ as individuals such of the strikers
as they could find places for. None of the
presidents treated the letter as Of any
consequence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
MUNloN GAINING.
HIS NEW METHODS IN GREAT
FAVOR.
InteresiIng Facts About the We"
coveries-wbat the Learned i'V
fessor Has Done Tor w sf-
Known People.

Nr. Lehman, 226t Seventh avenue, .Ne ~
York city. says: 81 had rheumatism -.
my arm so badly that 1t was as uS SCI ne
o. tbo,,oh paraIyzed. The shooting PAINS
in the arm and shoulder We're so terttpie
that / was almost frantic. coa s'i'.
Professor Munyon and used MS hhe Gu,
matte, Cure. In forty-eight hours my
pam was all gone, and in less than d
week 1 was completely cured.
Munyon's rheumatism cure ~ s uar
anteed to cure rheumati sm In any pan
of the body. Acute or muscular rheu-
n1atism cured i'm from one TO five days.
II never fails to cure sharp. shoeuhE
pains in the arms, legs, sides OdSh %
breast. or soreness in any part OF the
body In from one to three hours. II IS
Guaranteed to promptly cure lameness;
stiff and swollen joints. stiff back. ana
ali pains in the hips and loins. chrome
rhetimatism. sciatica, lumbago or pam III
ihe back are speedily cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company. of PHILADELPHIA, put up s speS,
clfics for nearly every disease, Wnlcn
are sold by all druggists. mostly for -
cents a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
TRIAL OF CdPfdIS HoWGdrF.
A Jury Secured without Difficulty ard
the Evidence Proceedrd With.

|, WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Capt. Henry
w. Howgate was placed on trial In
Criminal Court. No. ], before Judge Me-
Comas this morning on charges OF forgery
and embezZlement from the Government
while disbursing officer OF the United
States Signal Office. The courtroom the
same where Guiteau was tried and con-
demned. and where the Pollard Brock n
ridge trial was had. was not crowded.
present.
\ jury was secured without much diff
Guilty. and the District Attorney explained
the nature OF the specific charge on which
Captain Howgate had been indicted.
which was that he had secured Govern
melt money through forging a voucher
from the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. and was therefore guilty Of forgery
and embeZzlement
The evidence was then proceeded with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
FIRE At LCEAY INN.
Handsome Cottage De.ro ed - Indicted
for Shoeting Nin SON

LURAY, VA, Jan. 25.--Speciai.-Fire
destroyed the cottage situated on the Inn
Lawn. in this place. about ] O'Clock last
night. The fire originated from furnace
in the basement Of the building, and had
progressed so far before IL was discovered
that the occupants-Mr. J. V. Jamison
and family-narrowly escaped without IN
jury. The cottage was one OF tho finest
structures Ia the town. having been built
by Mr.. George X. Mullen Tor a residence
during his proprietorgh.p OF the Luray
Inn. IL is said g have cost $500, and il
was the last relic OF the Inn Company
holdings in this place. Mr. Jamison fur
niture was insured for 81, $50 through Mr.
Berry's agency, OF this place, in the
Phoenix Insurance Company. Of Brooklyn,
but this only covers IN part the loss OF
Mr.. Jamison. IL Is not known whether
or not the building was Insured; but IL .
supposed that II was insured by the cav
ems Company through their Office N Bal
timOre.
Mr.; 7. ;. Brown was indicted to-day
by the grand jury for shooting his son
on THANKSGIVING bay Lass. and The case
was set for trial February 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
Futa Wreck In lad ana.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. 2S.-Van.
dalia train No. .. due here al 2:3j this
afternoon, was wrecked at Catsyilie
twenty-siX miles out Two persons were
killed and about twelve injured:
The dead are John W. Norton. ST.
Louis, theatrical lessee and manager
Mrs. W !. Towers. Carthage No.
The injured are: Margaret Roberts. JGI
Park avenue, New York. injured about
the face and breast; Ewing o. Whiting
Boston. bad cut over the left eye; Mrs.
Zelda Seguin Wallace. the singer. India
napolis. badly injured internally: Mrs.
Ewing O. Whiting. Boston. injured about
side and breast, seriously; S. Negeon
NiSo. Texas. seriously hurt about head
viii probably die; +. l.. Wrap. hurt abou,
head; DR.. j. II. Talbot. Indianapolis
Ind. seriously hurt about the head and
internally injured: Mrs. y. w. Ferguson
Terre Haute right side and internally
injured: Gertrude Parrish four years
old Palestine. cut on face; w. * Towers
Carthage. Mo, badly hurt internally
d. W. Mendeshai. Terre Haute. seriously
bIrf
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Want DroY. him TO Su eide.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-As Mrs. Marga-
ret Forbes was entering her house Oh
James Flower. aged twenty-eight years,
an engineer. snatched her pocket-book
and ran. He was pursued. and when cap
tured swallowed a quantity of prussic
acid, dying shortly afterward. In his
pockets were found two letters. one adj
dressed to his wife and the other to his
mother I'm the former Flower said that
owing TO his inability to obtain employ
ment he had decided 10 Kill himself.
Flower looked Ike a man who had not
eaten anything in days, and Il is thought
that in his desperation he snatched the
purse either 10 purchase food for hs
family or to get postage stamps 10 mail
the letters which were found on his per-
con
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
sHIII.FOY ~ NDEFH UHBEHLANU
Compulsory Vaccination May Result.
Prccnstiouarg Measure.

HEATHSVILLE, VA. Jan. ESPECIAL
Benedict Crowther, a well-knOWn farmer
living a few miles from here, died last
week Of pneumonia, aged siXty-nine years,
He leaves widow and fourteen children
Or. Sanford the postmaster at this
place, has been quite SICK for a week, but
Is now improving.
John -. Luttreil. Esq. a well-known
citizen had Q slight stroke of paralysis a
few days ago.
A man landed at the Lodge, in this
county, a few days since from a dredGe
boat. SEX and went to his home in Rich
mGnd county, just on the border of THIS
county. Two doctors were called in. both
Of whom pronounced it "A genuine case of
SMALLPOX. The authorities of this county
VII take immediate steps TO prevent the
spread of the disease as far as possible by
establishing temporary hospital and
quarant.ning those who were with the
infected party. 1t is thought that com
pulsOry vaccination Will also be ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
CATHOLIC HNfGH'S or fWRRICd.
Their Sixth Bienniat Session - Verdict
Again,t the Norfrlk aud Western.

ROANOKE VA. Jan. 2S.-Sr ecial.- The
Virginia State Council of the Catholic
Knights of America IS holding it's siXth
biennial session to-day. At the morning
session they elected the following officers;
Dr. Joseph NJ. Burke. OF Petersburg, del
crate TO the SrIreme Couch, which
meets az omaha. Neb.. the second Tues
day I'm May, alternate. John NJ. Burke, of
Norfolk: State President, Colonel John
Murphy, OF RicLmcnd; state Nice-Prcs-
dent, John j. Quinn, Of Roanoke. state
Treasurer. Joseph G. Carroll. of Norfolk
state Secretary John r. Burke. OF Nor
folk. The order has membership of
upwards OF 30.Oo and covers forty-three
States and Territories. The next conven-
ton will be held in Norfolk in August,
1896. The delegates ale being banqueted at
the Hotel Roanoke tonight
In the Circuit Court here to-day II. l..
Bowman was awarded $1,000 damages in
his suit for $500 VS.. the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company. Bowman had
had his arm mashed at Radford in De-
Cembcr. 1891. and this IL the third time
the case has been tried, the jury failing
10 agree twice.
heavy snow storm Is raging here. Il
is now about six inches deep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
ENCYCLICAL OF THE Pope.
Continued From First Page,.

for this purpose 90 obey the laws. amor
violence and seek no more than equity
or Justice permits.
THE PRESS - AN AGENCY FOR GOOD.
The power OF the press as an agency Tor
good or evil and Its value In aidlnB the
clergy In their work OF elevating MANKIND
is- acknowledged, and journalists are en-
Joined 10 be equally Jealous with the
priests to Instruct, admonish, strengthen
and urge the people on 10 the pursuit OF
virtue and TO the faithful Observance
amid 80 many occasions of stumbling. OF
their duties towards the Church.
Let the Catholic writer's therefore. bear
impressed on their minds our teachings
and youIe on this point, and let them re-
solve that their entire method OF writing
shall be thereby guided II they indeed de-
sire as they ought to desire. 10 discharge
their duty well.
Solicitude Is expressed for the welfare OF
dissenters and Of Indians and negroes and
the encyclical closes with the Apostolic
benediction to the bishops, the clergy and
the people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
NORTH STATE CAPITOL.
MANY Bills INTRODUCED IN TIE
SENATE AND HOUSE.
uo, Debate Over the Awarding OF The
Pubic Printing" Reps" Said to Have
Had Things Scat and Dried

RALEIGH n. c.. jan 2S.-Speciai.-
The principal new bills introduced III the
House to-day were: To extend the tiihe
for beginning the work on the Harrima"'
Franklin and South Atlantic Railway ~
allow the Wilmington and Southern ha''-
way to issue bords; to change the time Vi
the Yadlin Superior Court; to re-enact
the bill for the apportionment Oh tue
public school fund; to require judges tt
remain at the county seat the full term
Of the court at which they are presldihs'
10 allow Green county to levy speclai
tax (passedD: also to relieve sherits anu
tax collectors by allowing them until 1870
10 collect back taxes TO 1883. The special
order was to extend the age of consent
by females from ten 10 twelve years. u
long debate was indulged in.
A substitute was adopted which the Ju-
dietary Committee offered, making the
penalty ten years. death, or from ten
to twelve years imprisonment, at the dis
erection of the court. The bill passed its
second reading.
The SENATE.
The following principal new bills were
introduced in the Senate to-day: To pre-
vent competition of public schools with
high Schools to regulate the sales or
fresh meats and forbid the sales of cigar
cites In North Carolina. A resolution wac
adopted raising special committee 10
visit the Morganton Asylum and inves-
tigate the charges against the manage
ment.
The Senate doorkeepers were authorized
10 issue subpoenas for witnesses and to
send for persons and papers. There was n
hot debate on the Democratic resolution
to award the public printing TO the low
est responsible bidder after ten days no
tice. II was stated during the debate that
il had been arranged by the Republicans
to give the printing TO Republican edit
or at Winston.
\ resolution was adopted and bill so
requiring the letting Of printing was or
dered 10 be drawn Immediately. The Dem
ocrats caused much stir by the exposure
of this matter.
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NEW TRf4L FpR CALLAHAN.
The Dere-cs Scores IL Victory I'm the First


Of the Rood ''d"rnen Cases.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. @8.--The defence
this morning won their appeal in the
Callahan Doodle alderman case. The Su-
r-eme Court ordered the verdict of the
trail court SET aside, and remanded the
case for new tidl. Galatians case was
The frst Of those tried. He was indicted
for accepting a bribe from l.. ) Wldeuy.
The case was tired before Judge Noise,
and occupied several days In getting a
Jury and hearing the testimony. Gala
han represented the FIRST municipal dis
trict in the council, and since his conv-c-
ton has been an occupant OF the paIsh
prison. The appeal case was argued be
FORE the Supreme Court a little over three
weeks ago. and the opinion has been rem
dered with unusual dispatch. Inc main
point argued in the de 'islon reyers ne the
trial Judge was hat W0euy's book entries
were absolutely inadm ssaple TO prove his
acts testified 10 IN his oral testimony,
which is directly in opposition TO the rul-
ing OF Judge Noise when Widenys tes-
timony had been attacked on cross
examination. IL is not known. however
when the State again viii place Gala
han on trial. lie viii be released from
prison on bond. Three OF the Supreme
Judges coucurrcd In the dec son. Two,
including chief Justice Nichols, dissented.
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lrldge for the toast Line.

WELDON, n. c.. Jan. Especial. 49,
The Atlantic Coast Line has completed the
survey for their new bridge over the
Roanoke river at tins place, The bridge
will be even longer than that of the Sea
board Air Line.
MIR. j. Il. Williams. formerly Of Mar
tinsyilie. died near here Friday night.
Mr. Williams had many relations and
friends throughout Virginia.
a heavy snow storm set in here this at
ternOOn,
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Child Badly Rural

DANVlLLE. VA, Jan. 2S.-Special. -
Martha Fannie Williams. the twelve .vear.
old daughter OF G. !. Williams. OF this
city. was seriously burned to-day. She
was standing with her back TO The fire.
while receiving some household jnsfruc.
tons from her mother. who was sick I'm
bed. when her clothing caught fire. and
before the flames could be ext,ng,iished
the child was seriously burned about the
head. arms and shoulders. The right arm
vas badly burned.
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veter,ns 10 Call On ". Grant.

ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 2s.-The Confed-
crate veterans OF Atlanta Will call in a
body tomorrow on Mrs. tyses 5. Grant.
who is at the Aragon Hotel. Mrs. Grant
rams in the hotel parlors. General Gle
ment A. Evans Colonel j. Mcintosh Kell
first officer OF the Old Alabama: Colonel
Alert Howell. Colonel Lawandis Cal
hound. Coone! w. a, Hemphill, and her
prom nent X-Confederate, will head the
party. Formal speeches WI be made.
welcoming General Grants widow TO At
lanta and TO the South.
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fiustinca Court

in the Hastings Court before Judge
Witt. yesterday William NJ. Hunt Color
ed was tried on four charges OF petit
larceny. and found guilty on each and
fined $ in each case.
Joseph Compton. who was charged with
stealing q lot Of clothes from Jerry Eos
ter. his roommate, was acquitted.
The trial OF the Rabineau case will be
commenced this morning at 10 o'clock.
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ORMONDE. FLA. Jan. Saturday
night a negro, named John Hall, attempt
ed Ia assault Mrs John Decker near this
place. The arrival of MIR. Decker frus-
tated the negro's plans. and he was cap
tured and taken to jail.
To-day, while the negro was being
brought 10 Ormonde for preliminary trial
he attempted 10 escape. but was shot
and killed by William Bryne, one or the
qrtla rds
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. ga spe-
cal from Lafayette, Ala, says. Saturday
William and Edward Adams. two broth
ers. with their sister went to Daviston
to give a musical entertainment. A fea-
ture was a comic scene enacted by the
two boys, in which pistol was a figure
William Adams drew stol. touched the
trigger. and his brother fell with a bullet
through the shoulder. He lived until Sun
day morning. when death came 10 his
relief. Each Of the brothers thought the
other had drawn the cartridges.
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OLYMPIA. WASH. Jan. 2s.-Seven bal
lots were taken i'm Joint session to-day for
United states senator. making twenty
three in all In the last ballot wilson
gained five. Ankeny losing two. The vote
now stands: Wilson. 2s Aukeny. 26 No
election is expected before the end Of the
wcek
SALEM. ORE. Jan 2s.--The senatorial
deadlock was not broken to-day Dolph's
woe was unchanged--i2