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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
FELL FROM 4 BRIDGE
Mr.. Joseph TUX Meets His Death IN
That Way

CLOVER, VA, March 2S.-Special.-It
was reported here yesterday that Mr..
Joseph Tuck accidently fell from a bridge
across Ban!ster river and vas killed
This report was confirmed to-day by
a gentleman living very near the place
Mr.. Tuck was gallant soldier Of the
Flfty.,hird Virginia Regiment. Picketts
Division, Armstead's Brigade. and was
wounded at the battle OF Gettysburg. He
was about hfty-sX or fiftyrseven years
old. Was an extensive farmer on Dan
river. Was noted for mis- kindness and
hospitality. He left Houston Monday
evening. missed the accommodation train
at South Boston, concluded to walk home.
and in crossing Banister river bridge he
fell and was badly hurt He died that
night, after being carried to a neighbours
house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
A BIG BdPIIZiNG.
I42 Colored Persons 10 DO imm er'e" at
Fred~ricksburg sunday.


FREDERICKSBURG VA, March D.
special.-R. S. Chew Camp, S. c. W. has
leased a large room in the old Odd-Fei-
lows' and Pythian Hall as it's headquar-
fers. and will have in the future there
quite a museum of war relics
The Rev. j. r. Brown, OF the Smloh
Baptist church colored (old Site, VIII
baptize on Sunday next one hundred ana
fortv-two persons who have recently
united with this church.
The Board OF Real Estate Assessors
here will make their report In about two
weeks. They have until June LIST. under
the law
Mr.. William Morgan and Miss Mary
Eliza Bullock. Of King George. were mar
red this week by the Rev. A. T. Flynn.
Captain Daniel Murray Lee is very Ill
at his residence in Stafford, with rheu-
matism.
The Water Committee OF this city is
removing the public compression hydrants
and replacing then! with seif-closing hy-
drants.
Miss frankie Sale. daughter Of Mr.. w.
j. Sale. and Mr.. Dell!e b. Klock, Of Caro-
line county. we're married this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
FEE III EIIERSONS,
Destruction ofthe Planeipg Mills Of I. Dav.
.rnnrt g. Soma

EELERSON, VA, March 2S-Special-
The planing-mill and blacksmith and
wheelwright shops Of |. Davenport d
Son. OF this place. were burned this after
noon about > o'clock. The fire Is sup
posed 10 have started from a spark from
the engine. The plant was insured for
one thousand dollars, which will not
cover the loss
-Ie cannery of Ellerson, Horne &
West also caught fire. and was consid-
erably damaged. Mr.. Bradley. who keeps
store in a portion Of the cannery build
ing. had his goods badly damaged BY
moving them. Mr.. Bradley estimated
his loss at from one hundred to one hun.
dred and fifty dollars. which is covered
by insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
A1IACAEB ny MOONsHINERs
Deputy u. =. Marsba's Fired on From AIM
bush ia Floyd County.

FLOYD, VA. March S.--speciai.-Dop-
uty Collector stultz and party of
Deputy United State Marshals arrived
here this afternoon from Shooting Creek.
where they destroyed three Illicit distil-
leries this morning.
Tho officers report thrilling expert
ence. Immediately after destroying the
distillerles. they left the scene OF their
labors and were proceeding on their way
10 this place. when they were suddenly
fired upon from ambush by party OF
moonshinsrs. The IRE was returned at
once, and fulisade was kept up for
several minuteL The moonshiners finally
breaking cover and fleeing None OF the
oficers were hurt. and II is believed the
attacking psaY ESCAPED Injury. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
another Break Without Result.

DOVER. DEL, March 2S.-Two ballots
for United States senator were taken to-
day. and the experiment of breaking away
from Higgins was again tried, some Of
the Higgins men voting for Charles F.
Richards, of Sussex county. The first
ballot resulted: Higgins, I; Addicks, 81;
Massey, 4; Richards, ,, Ridgey DemD,
:; Martin, l. absent, 3. On the second
ballot Higgins received .; Addicks, 81;
Massey, +: Richards. 8; Ridgely, Z Mar
tin, /, and three were absent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
rs TINE FORoE EFFICIENT.
Tho Health Committee Discussed the
Ouos'ion Las' Night.

AT the meeting of the Committee on
Health held in room No. II of the city
Hall last evening. there was great deal
of talk in regard TO the reorganization
of the entire street-cleaning force.
Messrs. Reeve chairman, Burton, Don
Leavy. Hobson. Woodey and Moore were
present.
After the approval Of the usual number
of bills, DIR. Oppenhimer, president OF the
Board OF Health, stated that q larger
number OF mules and carts would be ne
cessary IN order 10 clean the streets or
the city In a proper manner.
Mr.. Hobson expressed his dissatisiac-
ton with the manner In which the work
OF the department was carried on. He
aaid h thought the whole department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
OBITUARY.



HUNTSVILLE, VA, March Zo.-0pe
On the 18th Captain y. Is. street uI '.! az
Montague. Captain street was o''iH
of the county Of King ana queen pu'
had Temporary home in our county
He was a captain in the Twenty-siNth
Virginia Infantry, and was distinguished
for his gallantry In war. and Tor all tn1
qualities that make a good citizen IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
CAPTAIN P. 4. SANDY.

EVANSVILLE. VA, March 26.-Special'
Yesterday Captain 2. 4. Sandy died AFTER
q short illness. He was about slNty-seNeh
years of age. and lived near Miller s. IN
this county. Captain Sandy served during
the late war as quartermaster or the
Fifty-ffth Virginia Infantry, and has
always been prominent in our county
JAMES KvELAN.
KANSAS CITY. MO, March &.-James
Keean, one Of the most famous spies
OF the Confederate army, and the one
whom Mr.. Davis and his Cabinet trusted
with important secrets died at the cry
Hospital in this city last night OF late
years Keelan lived by his wits and was
recognized as a broken-down gambler
He began his career as a paper-carrier,
and while a mere boy began serving the
Confederacy by transferring mail from
Missouri to Memphis. He was captured
and condemned to be shot early in the
war but managed TO escape He next
blossomed out as a spy At one time he
was wealthy, but died peaniless, and
will be buried as a pauper
PATRICK GRANT.
LONDON. March 2S.-Field Marshal
Patrick Grant died this afternoon in Chel-
sea Hospital. of which institution he was
governor.
DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUCH.
LONDON, March 8.-The Dowager
Duchess of Buccleuch died at Slough this
morning.
In nsmory Of William :. Kimball.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-At meeting
of the directors of the American Tobacco
Company, held at its office, on March
9th. 1895. tie following resolutions were
unanimous adopted:
Resolved, That we are startled ana
profoundly gF.eXafdf to learn OF the oeatn
Kimball, who from us organization mas
been a member of this board, ana vice.
president of this company and always
earnest in its service.
Resolved. That by his death we nave
lost one who was with his companions
genial. with his business associates aDIe,
with his friends ever faithful, and with all
gentle and forbearng.
Resolved. That as a mark OF respect 10
his memory. the business Of this com
pauv be suspended by the closing of all
IFS factories and Offices on the day OF his
funeral: that the directors and officers
of this company attend his funeral at
Rochester in body, and that copy OF
these resolutions be sent to his sorrow
ing family and published in the news
papers Of his home.
WILLIAM II. BUTLER,
Secretary:
JAMES E. DUKE, President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
nr,t, from Ciro,,tt, Smoking,

WASHINGTON, VA. March 2s.:-spe.
cisl,--fne Rappahanuock Hunt Club met
to-day and had a chase ,of five niles
across country. 1t - one OF the best
hunt clubs In Virginia.
Barron PArneil. a BOY fifteen years
old. died from the effect OF smoking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
Had No Quorum.

A meeting OF the Committee on Orli-
nances was to have been held last even ven
ing at o'clock in Room NO. - rS OF slls
and Alderman Mitchell were the only
members present, and no business couid
be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29

Nearly 200 Remnants Of Light and D '.iIs
Figured and Solid Color SeasonapIe
Dress Goods, in and s-yard lenE'hs'
at less than half the usual prices;
Remnants of Skirt Innings. Silesias. 1IdisS
Cloth and Canvas, half the feSuiai
ladies' sc. silk Gloves-Tan, Gray.
Brown and Pearl-spec!al today air
Mems 25c. Reversible and Washable -Four
MEMS 59-H isd white Duck washaSie Tech
&c Winds Windsor Ties-Piaids, stripes and
MeS SSlia Sc co WIRE Buckle. one-Pleee sls
MeP Ps''uf Zoe. Fiuli-Size Colored-Bordered
Mems 81 Unlaundered shirts; Plated
Linen Bos eGasai sizes ioada w. 10 49, SOC.
SOC. Canton-Flsnnel Drawers odd sizes,
Ladies. Good Muslin u l-2c. Corset Coy or
ers ,dc WJJir;apip3ecirs-fuii sleeve. full
" Ell ,i,.,dtb Vatican Plat and Berthas-
regular irii 75c kind, for day''''''''Ooc'
Rows Solid-Color Blue Flannel
Knee.Pants Suits, a to "a years;
worth $3.50, for To-Day SL5S
Fancv-shaped Pretty Japanese Screens ms
poor,or 81 Brush Door Mats. today lay, , 1sS
R TSoS % sheets Writing Paper ana q box Ec
,roIopps ............ss. ,,+-.t.s,,,, %
D, vTtopTtS0 loo Ruled. or Plain Writing "a
9zc per ottie of French Extract a. n isc
Denison's 2c. Crepe Lamp oid I3n FOIL
Standard and current Paper-Baac,kS KY, Not 95c
Hrisrcan series, publishers price - &c
r our price o,n;g.sieeve, White Gauze Me- Me-
| Mems -'Si t.o's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LUG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
Two Consuls Appointed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2S.--The
President today made the following ap-
rointments: Carl Bailey Hurst, OF the
district of Columbia, TO be United states
consul at Prague, Bohemia; Charles
JCnes. of Wisconsin, to be consul at
Crefeld, Germany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29

At Gainesville. Fla. early yesterday
morning fire destroyed r. BAR q 60 ;
Tee warehouse and contents. Several
small buildings were also burned; Loss
x50G1. Insurance not known. The IRE
u.as tic work Of an incendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
SHAFT ALMOST PLACED.
THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
MEANING COMPLETION.
NORTH Carolina Murderer willing 10 Sur
render to- secure Rewards Offered
for Them.

RALEIGH. n. Co. March 2s.-Tc-day
scaffold is being built and The der.lchs
strengthened preparatory 10 hoistihs '"e
big shaft Of the Confederate monument
In place. This. Of course, - TIE mus
difficult and dangerous part OF the WIN
The contractor says he hopes to nave l"'
shaft in place by Saturday nish'' Inc
beauty Of the monument can no" Oee''
to be seen.
Solicitor Pen and Sheriff Page, ooth Vi
whom were sick when the court opeN.1
ON Monday. are able to be at their ueSA'
rhrae illicit distilleries were captured
in Wake county and reported TO the So'
lector's Office yesterday.
FlrTY-poLLARs WOULD FETCH HIM.
The Governor yesterday offered so re-
ward for murderer, William
alias William Godbury, Of Iadklh' ,e..,,,"
The solicitor said 80 Wouid the
him. as murderers in that part ol w
So So would hide until reward was
offered then give himself up 10 II ~ - -
and share the reward, using his part "
defend himself with. ..- %,
The amendments to the city cndr lel -
changed the wards that an ehtlIe -
,o,sisfration will be necessary before lhe
ensuing city election in May
THE NEW ASSIGNMENT LAW.
The following is the full text Oh lne
assignment act passed by the recent 10
islature. which is receiving so muc" AZ
tention: ,,.,., .,Ios as
deeds
Witch are executed TO secure any ueot
obiioation note or bond. which gives PREF
oranros n any creditor Of the maker
ebau be absolutely void as to eAistl"s
creditors. a,.4 ,,,f+t
section , That all laws in conflict VIII
this act are hereby repealed. -,
I-non it's face this law declares every
mortgage or other like instrument IN Vdii'
as to all debts maker may owe at tn'
time he executes the instrument. rms
substantially puts an end to the puslileS
of borrowing money upon mortgage,
The plain reading of the law prohibits
MORTGAGES and trust deeds OF any chardc
ter unless every debt due by the make
! M the time Of the instrument is included
| in it's provisions.
FINANCE BOARD FOR WILMINGTON
| This morning Governor carr, haVln'
been requested by citizens OF w i'iiilS .o'
| 10 do so. appointed the members oil th
Board of Audit and Finance OF that cry
Their charter was changed but TN
board was undisturbed. a Police Boar
was made by the Legislature. The Gov
ernor appointed the following Flnanc
| BOARD. g II. Gamer, William Calder
| g w. Yates and John A. Handy
John r. Terrell. a grocer here maze
| assignment this morning. There are II
| assets or liabilities given, and, OF course
| no preferences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-29
Mev!@s M!!ssgy3
HERE ARE FRIDAY BARGAINS!
IND PLAINLY SET FORTH
These Prices Tell the Entire Story:

Children's &c. summer Merino vests; SIN
stitched. pearl buttons, mgh neYh'
cni ihor1 PC. Ribbed Wrappers. long
Misses ioc Low-Neck and Sleeveless
Ribbed Vest b. six drawers size 81
Remnants Of solid-Coior IL and &c; "a
Dark '"S Figured crinkle ssttsen' y ard i,3d.
grade nlor Crinkle satteen, ioc grade; &C.
Odd sizes. odd colors. 75c' an1 ao sia0 p AIR
., Cloves Sc Striped Refers, brass but
tone anchor on collar, coloren cot,@S
tO,i' c,,e,s special for to-day ,.'.,'.o.s
Children's Fast-Black Riooed - r''' mar.
gay, r., or iRlack Seamless and STAN
Ladies cerman- Made lie. Hose TO- o, ,Ga y,
Ladies' 10 and 70 1-2c. Swiss Em nbIecs FOR
and Hemstitched Hahu l''.',' Sc. each
LADIES' f9-ga ioc He.mistitched Sheer HandkI,r r
Iaiies' ioe. Japanese SIX han'Ne,'''. .ie
em ,2r, :, q oSu and $3.50 Corsets. not
bes IN " siees sneclaI for to-day. 90,
| White Venise Lace NandyNe IOlnHai "a
inches long, sold for ''''' sPo..''' Nc.
80 day sy,rcb-lonr Black Bourdon Lace
Points. II points TO the yard , yard.
Remnants Of Hamburgs ana L'aoe'
| less than half cost price. width.
MAGE black %S and White chenille dot sold g gSr
| 69c special to-day ..... '',.,,it,,b creme
| sOc Mourning Wells shaped VIII" Sc
border. special to-day ...,...' 80 q "a ri
po,noants Of Ribbons. from IL 10 L-yalu
lengths. nearly all colors' AT % p up.
Buckle SET pieces io' Sc a set.
Cs7s. Ezs% RZP&orS/T
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
HEMMEO IN BY FIRE.
Spanish Soldiers Had no Alternative
But 10 Surrender.
Further Details Of the Fall
Of San Geronimo.
Women and Children Driven From the Town
and the Torch Applied.

HAVANA, Juno 29.-San Geronimo Is tho
most fiourishing village In the province Of
Puerto Principe, and possesses several
warehouses. 1t is situated about 90 miles
from the town OF Puerto Principe. The
following additional details have been rc.
ceived concerning the recent encounter
there:
About in the evening Maxine Gomez
appeared about San Geronimo at tho
head OF 1900 men. He sent To the com.
mander OF the village, saying that he
must surrender or run the risk of being
killed, either by bullets or flames. Tho
Spanish commander, Lieutenant Laborda,
tore the note to pieces, replying:
Tell him to come at once and do what
he plcases; that Spaniard will never sur
render" Addressing his men, nc said:
Soldiers, get ready"
throughout the night these men waited
to be attacked. The families OF the citi-
zens, aware Of Gomez presence In the
neighborhood, left the town, seeking
shelter in the Guajamal Hacienda, at a
distance of three miles. Meanwhile the
rain was falling In torrents. The insur-
gents allowed the women and children OF
the families to pass out of the city, but
held the men inside.
Refused to Surrender.
At sunrise Gomez ordered the mayor Of
the town to tell the Spanish that he had
the town surrounded, and that he must
surrender Immediately. Afterwards the
mayor returned saying: "Undcr no cir
cumstances will he surrender"
Gomez then gave an order for 400 Of his
cavalry to dismount and attack the place.
At the same time they advanced toward
the town and ordered their prisponers to
set fire TO the nearest houses. Gomez was
heard to say: "That officer Is q brave
man. He will not surrender In spite Of
shooting and fire."
He then commanded that the whole town
should be burned. The fire increased
rapidly through the town, and the fort In
which the garrison was quartered, was
already burning. The troops kept firing
until suffocated by the smoke, when the
officer lifted a white flag, and the insur-
gents bugle gave the signal to stop firing
Lieutenant Laborda q lieutenant of guer-
rillas, 90 soldiers Of the garrison and %
guerrillas came forward and, agreeing with
Gomez as to the terms of the surrender,
delivered their arms and ammunition.
The Marquis Of Santa Lucia and Max
fmo Gomez embraced Lieutenant Laborda.
saying to him: "You can shout viva
Espana;' because you are q worthy dc.
fender Of her."
The officers and soldiers with tears In
their eyes, revealed In their faces the
anguish they felt at their surrender, which
they consented TO, although haughtily.
But 1t would have been q mad enterprise
to attempt TO defend themselves against
an enemy 20 times as numerous as them.
selves
A few hours afterwards nothing was left
of San Gerinomo.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
= vALsEhooo soMEwHEnE.
Bsnnsrman conlsadlois Statements OF Sails.
bury...Ths New Cabinet


LONDON, June 20. - Campbell Banner.
man writes to The Times this morning as
follows:
when Lord Saiisbury's secretary called
upon me for the seals Of Office there was
no suggestion, as Is alleged, either OF o
command from the queen or Of relieving
me o. tho necessity Of journeyipg TO
Windsor. i consulted Lord Rosebery,
who agreed that II would be improper 10
thus surrender the seals"
The above statement OF the retiring SOC
retary OF state for war directly contra
diets the allegations made on behalf OF
Lord Salisbury In the house OF lords, re.
garding what was considered az an insult
TO Mr.. Bannerman.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has completed
the work Of forming q new cabinet. Tho
new ministry Is Hs follows:
Premier and secretary OF state for for
cign affairs, Marquis OF Salisbury.
President OF the council, Duke OF Devon
shire.
Lord high chancellor, Baron Halsbury
Lord privy seal, Viscount Cross.
Chancellor Of the exchequer, Sir Michael
Hicks Beach.
Secretary of state for home affairs, Sir
Matthew w. Ridley.
First lord Of the treasury, A. j. Balfour.
Secretary Of state for the colonies, Joseph
Chamberlain.
Secretary of state for war, Marquis OF
Lansdowne.
First lord of tho admiralty, George j.
Goschen.
Secretary Of state for India, Lord George
Hamilton.
President of the board of trade, G. r..
Ritchie.
President Of the local government board,
Henry Chaplin.
Lord lieutenant Of Ireland, Earl Cado.
gan.
Lord chancellor of Ireland, Baron Ash.
bourne.
Secretary for Scotland, Baron Balfour.
Chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster,
Sir Henry James.
Financial secretary Of the treasury,
Robert w. Hanbury.
Under secretary Of foreign affairs George
N. Curzon.
The positions Of chief secretary of Ire.
land and Postmaster general has not been
allotted yet. The incumbents of these of.
fees will not be members Of the cabinet
when appointed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Death Draws Near.

SING SING, June 99.-Lawyer Gibbons
and Judge Butts, counsel for Buchanan,
served papers on Warden Sage yesterday
afternoon, with q hope Of preventing the
death sentence from being carried out.
The lawyers then went into Buchanan's
cell and told him that they were doing
everything in their power to save him
from the death chair on Monday, but that
he had better prepare for the worst. '''
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Piety Cut No FiQura

MADRID, June 9S.-During a religious
procession at San Mateo dispute arose as
to who would carry the picture of the
patron saint. The crowd fought with
knives, sticks and revolvers, and the con-
flict resulted in 40 being injured, includ-
ing the parish priest.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Driven Out Of Kansas.

TOPEKA, June 29.-The permits to do
business of all life assessment companies
In the state have been revoked, because
the companies declined to give a $50, 600
bond and make q deposit with the state
treasurer Of 10 per cent of oil assessments
as required by law.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
On Friendly Terms.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Durham w.
Stevenson, in charge of the Japanese lega.
tion during the absence of Minister Kurino,
says that the reports of war between Russia
and Japan are merely the revival Of the
vague speculation current some time ago,
and that the entente cordiale between the
two countries has been restored
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Stakeholder Kicked.

COLUMBUS, o., June 29.--On applica-
tion of dissatisfied stockholder, the Co.
lumbus, Sandusky and Hooking road was
thrown into the hands OF n receiver
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Aid Is Needed.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-The total loss
on Thursday nights Are is placed at 81, :
100000. Three hundred families are not
only homeless, but have lost all their be-
longings. Great destitution prevails. A
relief fund has been started by The Ex-
aminer
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29

We wish 10 call your attention to the few remarks regard
the spring trade Our line of Furnishing Goods Caps
complete than before and nothing the very
and the prices satisfactory to ALL Our Straw Hat Department is
completely full of all kinds Of Negige Shirts all kinds
Bicycle Belt Sweaters In the line Neckwar you will
place the finest assortment of all shapes and styles made
Underwear Experimentation will find in our Underwear
department all of garments from 25c 81 80 line
oB icyce Caps guarantee suit all
shapes We also have hand the best Trunks aud
Bags in tn. CITY, Come one, come all.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Rum0r OF Assassination

PARIS, June 29.-It is rumored here that
the Duo DAumalc, who returned to
Chantilly from London yesterday has been
assassinated. The rumor has not been
confirmed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
Canadian Town Wiped Out.

TWEED, Ont, June 29.-This town was
almost wiped out by fire, which started In
hotel premises and rapidly spread over the
entire town. Loss about $4,000
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
BOARDING Out.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-Lord and
Lady Sholto Douglass are living at Al.
ameda, incognito, at family boarding.
house. They intend to remain in so.
clusion indefinitely.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
In Fits Favor.

SYRACUSE, June 29.-In the Fitzsim-
mons trial the impression prevails that the
evidence thus far is not very damaging to
Fitzsimmons, the witnesses materially
aiding the defendant.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-29
al Were Saved.

MoNTEvIDFo, June e9.-The American
ship Arabia was totally wrecked of Cape
Horn. All on board were saved aud
landed here.