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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-20
D. J. EASTMAN.
F. j. TIE STA.

oEARCHER OF RECORDS, COLLECT.
Dor, Translator in English and Hawaiian,
Real Estate Agent, Copyist Typewriter,
Stamp Dealer, Purchasing, Commission and
Advertising Agent, etc., etc.
|" OFFICE; No. 1877, King Street, the
former private Office Of e. b. Thomas. The
Office of the Native Paper KA MAKAAI-
MANA is in the Office in the rear under the
same roof.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Paris, oct % Premier Eihot ana
Vice Admiral Hrsnard. Minister of Ma
line. were summoned To- attend a meet
ing "l the budget COMMITTEES of III,
Chamber of Deputies last rveuiu. NJ
iibot supported Admiral Brsuara's
urgent demand Tor a supplementary
credit of $500 francs for tho coustruc-
lion of new ships and naval WORKS..
Admiral Hesnard coutoudrd thar il Nas
imrelatiN" that France should preserve
h"l position ia tn" Mediterranean and
The north and place new vessels upun
the distant naval stations
NJ. fclletan resigned but his p, sic
nation mas not yet been accepted Ii
is expected tn" Government will be- ubl.
To WI ilhStand the attacks uUou it's policy
WhIch number of Deputies have an
n"unc"d their intention to make in tn.
iOrm Of intcrncliAf lnns
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
ADMIRAL KIRKLAND'S CASE.
's'hc foru.nI order Dcincniu. Him
irora nmts nnicinI!N %ianc,i.

Wushueton. u G.. oct. a4-Thc
l"lm9I order drt1ehing Rear Admiral
ku'l"nd from tho command ut ilr
European naval station was signed 10y
tH" Acting Secretary of the Navy. Nh.
NcNG 'u. to-day 1t was reported at
lh" Navy Department tl.at Admiral
i<hdmd. since Inc Locam" aware that
7,'i'iliN Herbert dtsapproy"d "f soy
'l"l of mis- actions. had applied tor de-
i2clment from his command. but AcI-
iHS SECRETARY McAdoo said h" had NO
Information that wuuld confirm this
fh"r" is uo doubt Whatever that the re-
can OF the Admiral was intended as "a
f'.uhr
Admiral kirkland cannot hc placed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Chattanooga, Tenn. oct - FrarJ-
X WeltN, of Allcghany, Pa. committed
suicide in his room at the Read liuusj
ms morning 10y taking morphine.
lie was about 80 years of age II, I.ft
wv notes. ON" 10 the proprietor ~ th,
Read House, disclosing his identity and
craving pardon for the trouhl" caused
MIN. and second addressed TO- his
father u. Welty. 10 Federal huiidin=.
Allegheny. IA In the lattyr note ne
asks his father to como and take him
nome adding that his habits would i'm
time hav" erected what he had done
in Wom"ut Woltv registered al tr.
Read House Monday night as Ran
dolph, OF IcliEopic ra lie had
ticket TO Atlanta purchased in Fi;ts-
burg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
JOHN H, INMAN'S STORY.
The Nan Who Made Quarter Of a Million
Dollars Monday Out Of Cotton Talks.
ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION OF COTTON.
The Difference i'm Undertaking, to
corner cotton in October, nnd to
"i"rt Hull fnmpni:.n in the
npring III Crop i" 7,O0O.0OO BnIes,
Priocs SOw Current is IL Fair Price.

New York, oct. 22-An. John II. In
man who Is credited with having made
more IMAM quarter Of "a million dol
lars out Of Yesterdays sensational
break in cotton, said in an interview
to-day
ihc congestion Of cotton, which has
taken place for the last several weeks
and which eliminated last Wcdnes-
day. was the result of wild specula-
ionS OF Americans to carry the price
10 10 cents
t'riceS were carried SO high last week
mat /; was perfectly apparent to any
S'hsihl" man who is accustomed to deal
III cotton that If he wanted to operate
tt an there was nothing TO do hut shut
ms eyes and sell. Regardless; of what
'he crop is likely TO be cotton was car
'iuu cnuf"ly too high. ut least. for the
tinr beng. Reactions came more
QUICKLY and sharper than any of us er
ltcted, but with this enormous liuuida-
linh, the atmosphere win gradually
Cl'af ana the movement of prices will
now he regulated by the volume OF re-
cciptS ana probable outcome of tho
crop If tho crop is only 6 500 Ooo boias
's many honest ana well-inforIned mon
'pl"jn to believe. cotton, i'm NV Opin-
,"n' viii work back to the ueighbor
h""d %! 10 cents before the season ia
ON the contrary. if we have 1000 Ooo
bales. as some other standard auth ri
,lrS estimate, the crop va are row se,t
ms II at is "a fair valuation.
Thought for some weeks that the
H"IEct estimate of the Crdp which we
can market is the means OF these fig
urtS e., G.'5000n bales Holding this
view, believe that after this stake
up IS over We Will nave gradually har-
I'no" markets and land near . cents.
~ was n consumer of cotton or q spin-
hor | would commence ut this price
ana gradually accumulate nv stock of
cotton for the season
II IS difficult to gauge the amount
OF weak long cotton vet To come on
III" market, but my Judgment is that
Whatever there is viii come out Mt
some tim" this week While 7 cy
p""t no sharp rally, ! do think that
IA" IoWcSt Prices Wc will nave for the
next Two months. either took place veg
V"IUlN or VIII take place between now
l"u IN" coming Saturday. Tho CON
Sumption oi American cotton ,nr1uyh-.
out the world Is enormous ana at to-
Gays prices don't think a single sDin-
hcl' VIII stop, whereas. mt the figures
ut lnsl week. k to IA cent above to-
daNs market. large numbers of spin-
hvrS IN Europe would have becopc
!ilc. This break will accelerate M
movement of cotton to Europc and ic
me crop becomes distributed ana once
IN the hands of consumers, to sDccuia
tGn VIII take hold of it and nut 1t tn
a hGurc which has PERHAPS not been
reached vet. 1t Is one thing to under
tHSc TO corner cotton in October whom
'H" volume Ot receipts is enormous. and
another /" take UP n bull carnpaign
IN thc spring of the year, when the crop
mas bcch taken up ana is out of the
WHY STOCKS then being very small"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
THE POLLARD MURDERERS.
solomon N;trnbIc aud ;i,cTnn Wotueit
'0 u" Taken tn s.mmcunur=.

iichm~nd. Va, oct GA recent or
"'' H' me County Court ui I.uHeulul.:
requires Solomon Maruble. and the two
women convicted with him of murdr.
~ The first degree tu be- brought hacl;
{" that county by November Ilth.
when a motion viii hr mad" by ih.
commemorative Attorney to amend
me record Counsel for these prison
r'~ have been greatly alarmed lest
they should he lynchcd in i.uncumre.
iuasmuch As it was the determination
of the authorities mot f, call Tor n
military guard uS they did when these
accused W"r" convicted hut to-ui-ht
thr Dispatch received n trl,gran from
GOV rnor p'Fcrrall. WHO is nov i'm
Atlanta saying in answer to an in
HuiN that When these prisoners went
mack 10 LuGeuhurE from Richmond
"hrr" they have been confined FOR
S',lc-kcopinE. he would see To- il that n
military escort should go with thnm
Governor o'Fcrrall has frequently said
mat thrr" has been no yuchmg in
Virginia sine" ie bocumo Governor.
ana that There shall ho none durin.
his term ii he can prevent it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

iUlsnurs oct - Tho Fiis. N,
u""a! Bank has refused Go nay tine r!ty
tnr interest alleged to hav, ha,r ifi,-
E;ally collected from that institution ny
n"y. IN" Allegheny National arI tG.
Fiadem"n's National Banks have not
yet given their answers ou ihi. uIgft.l
ii Is srreiailN anticipated. how,rr,.
lhai iheir replies vii! be suu!ial. TO that
given hf The First National
'!lE Attorney i|urlciIh is roN pre-
named hanks 'rhe method Of pru.o.
dur" viii b." 10 declar, that n consul
raoy existed between the hanks ma
IiiN Attorney Morclaud aided r,
Hous. Ia deiraud the city of pIttslura
put uf Tho usr snd possas~flu .r te
money ON deposit in tie dirfrr,.rt ta.l
In me maine ot " c. Moreluud. on
winch interest was paid ia sums rang
ihG from . tp g per cent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Cln, I'M Nnl supnnrt mnr,tcn.

L0uIsVTITa. kN-. Oct q -II0n Caa-
Sius NJ Clay. Jr, issued a card to-day
addressed 90 the D,roncraiir Co,n-
paign Committee, in which he declines
un,guivocaIly to take the stump in be-
haif Of General Hardin He charges
That Hardin has rcpudintcd the Demo
cratic platform OF the State conVcn-
ton ON the money issue. and says ne
win not vote Tor Hardin. clay led the
rat" for nomination against Hnrdin
and was defeated by a small majority.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Thc wo,nun'> rrc>> as>ocin,ion.

Washington. oct - The Woman's
National Press Association. to the mum
hcr OF hfty accompanied by about iuo
friends and acguaiutuuccs lief, to-
uighi over the Scahuard Air Line fur
Atlanta II train was Il srccial. mad.
up entirely rf Pullmaus. General Agent
J.. y. Parks accompanied the uartv.
tho train being under his personal super
vision. Every Arrangement VAS made
tor the comfort of the cNcursiOuisis
among them being Mrs HclVa 4 Lock
wood, Mrs II. T.. Spcrry. Mrs. Mary s
Lockwood Mrs Nj. NJ North ana Mrs.
A. NJ Hamilton. Atlanta viii be reach
ed 10 morrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
The Cruiser Cincinnati on the E.ooi.
oUI ior Iiiihu~tcrN

Washington. oct. 22-Hcports rccciy-
vd at the Navy Department from capt
y. !. Johnston. cu'nandcl of the cruiser
Cincinnati. which is engaged in loot-
ing out for cuban uiihustclcrs about
tn" FLORIDA Keys are 10 the cffoct that
PARTIES of tuhHns ur" gathering i'm TN
Keys hut not tu any furmd.thlc extent.
w hence they came Capt Johnston has
mas mad" every effort To- do sn Grotius
oi them. all STRANGERS. have been noted
from tim" To tin". but thrr, is moth
ing To Indicate how they reached thc
Keys, the presumption being that they
'alnr under cover ut night All of th,n,
ar" apparently enEa&cd in fishing. ,tir-
u" hunting or other peaceful uccula-
t"nS. hut capt. Johnston cuusod, l..s
their action so suspicious that hc has
deemed is worth while To maxi, reports
on the subject to tho Navy Department.
>" IaI the Cincinnati has not been able
TO hhd any hlibustcrcrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Gew Ccn:s. E.udics. Misses and Chill.
dreu N"bbS- Dress Goods, silks,
SeiFcts. E;uftons, New Ycstipgs,
and Ostrich Hcmfhers. Ron.s.

Nobby plaids in dress goods and slips
new coats for ladies'. misses and cbii.
dren. the very latest in veillngs, Ostrioh
feather bras, buttons for coats and
dresses. %
Great value in white drab and black
coIsets. worth 75c., our price SOC.
bargains in ladies' and gets hantJs4a,.5 4
chiefs. y
Another lot Of underwear at half fhs
former price. Be sure and give l,a II
call. II. A. SAtJNDERsJ. q
no. 172 Main atroass
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
DU3RhNT'S DEFENSE CLOSED.
n" "r' scru ion's Testimony III Rc-
buttni pHIIHGiHg 10 rrisoncr


san rrancisco, Cal rc-. ,. The de-
tense closed its case foI Durrant this
morning without intruiuCmg amy fur-
thcl testimony an the Prosecution iEi-
ll''A"!elE began to pUt I'm It's t"sli-
m"ny i'm rehuttGl This was i,;.ia:.in.-
10 bHrratt ana included evidence To The
u"'vS OF Er. Cheney L., itir. an tho
AFTERNOON Of ElIrCh llmunt'S ,lf.aD-
INr|nCc. which hc obtainod from Il frI-
low student. :'iV. trustees OF ur
t..i."nucl Baptist Ch h,"-l were call
td and denied thut They had uU,.u.
fhc tnIc Of toe rrurlcr "ivcn any in
SlruCiiunS 10 burIani tao tt.nir n,
Sttdrtt"nS TO buirIut to- ruuair mo
"!,'lii'dt "ppaTUtuS ui an. ,b,irrL
IheY admitted chat previous to ,hut
n' h'd tt'h requested t. make re-
pdliS anu Ia january had been :,sl;,I
tu correct a defect in tho nnnarnt,,s
connected with some tiuc bills in,
non" "l thcm hai Sppl,ou to Dur,Iut M
IHN 'liho about rcpairum The sun
uu't.fS, among tho trustees were {.
,I.i ~ y one uncle OF )ianch" Lamont.
II" treasurer = OF the cmirch suid h,
hdd allowed nurTnnt fl..n for uiatcrini
iSc' Ia repairing the electrical ,,nrn,-,
tuS IN january
hu"ipn iio"e. an cd schoolmatn of
'..i' testified that he had scon
nm al ne ferry "n tha afternoon
Ahill l.th. the dar of tht. litn,f zen
Ii,ailS murder with yullu,, lp.t, nr lti'..
NHIiahS stature ana with "a cl,n. .yiI,.i,
,t,' ",'t it , - u.cl'"k Iurraut
',,Sli'"H lGai h" left tn. ferry before /.
'NIotH. S"btc OF tho uf..i i,nr,,,.,t
testimony "f the trial ups thsn i,,,,
"ur.i IN lha evidence of H. II .,iI,,,,,
" fellow student OF Durrrui's H.. ",.
tlho" thal ON the 10Th ur Anil bn ,,,t,,
'.' I"h'' N,ht INTO a room at IN. .nI-
',Gr' ana Willie hc read his uut.s. tl,,,
I"oiul" ON Ami Sd purr;,pt n,,I,
notes I'm his note book r'r., ,ii,.,,,.
th' points raised ana ,arypr r.u.l Ii
T'D'.S "iu'IN through Thuu.h tb.y
"Sn'' 'hc points OF tho Lecture. Du,.-
RAM lil' not read from his u.,.s o,,,.
iuG ~ thrcr-quartors nr nm nn,,.. I"'
We're engaged Prof TEul,us i,rI,,
reading chemist Of tho ,It,. ,,t. '..,lr''I
~ ih EXPERT and disposed uf ma. r.\s.
,.,',"F sh"r found in Pastor .;ihs.n.s
L'",1 win 81 stain ON the sule. .bv al,-i,,,.
t'iu i""nu IN" stain tn hv Il ..l,,ts..
Spot ana not blood rYir. .o..uf ,,t,, A.
'i'!S as 10 lllunipHtiuc Eats i'm lI.. IA, tf,s
'lS ~" said if Duurtlt had iubII,,i :,
r'',' ,h' SNnhurners. as hp suiI n,. ,jiJ
~" l"Hi ui iiNc minutes. ho would lu,,.
h""n entirely e., t..u. r..i '',
ma'n"l two MINUTES IA, would INV. l,aa,,
overcome "S''
charles Morrison reporter. ,...i-
n|1 'h"i purant had toil him he won't
~ ~. '""iCh ON III" AFTERNOON 1r Nurli
30 hr'"een and $3.50. instead ~ i..5 as
buir.nt had testified.
;. 'uhnigan, another rruuii... las
,l"rd tiiai tlr ana Dr. Gilbrrt y ,,,,-
ann h"d visited Durraut i'm prison ,,.,
,I''' -"ln ~" was requested ly bur
"d privately with The d.f.t.I,,i,,
WAS Graham whom ID g., aIl..,.l
~ RAM asked for his notes gran.,r
talked with DUrrant fm ub.m nnlf n,.
u'i1' F""i'erS az an h"ur uuuuiGau
br Graham ,tir
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
THE ULTIMATUM DOUBTED.
s.@rd Sa.iHhur, Ae!.iug the :nrnrns
NnNcruurNt .hnIit ..nr,.i i,nrn.

Na#hlne'oH oct 20 -DipIo,na- a-ia
u 'i'S ar" "ruWinE somywnut sFp.if-
'' irSp'rtn# the correctness of IN.
t'h"'" dispatches which auun,,,lr.
an aN in"iun has h"on sent by Lord
"''l@hHiE to Venezuela. and II is me-.
H'Nrd ilat these dispatches an. r,i.
't1din@. ~ they are not IN fact some
Niii' exaggerated. II is pointcG nut
mat AN ultuutum is never tna ir,,iai
''l IL subsequent step taken i'm jutnr-
haupnal disputes it is shown In ,,,.
'a-r ih point That although tho arrest
l'' colonial officers occurred i'm No
''Ih'r' l"Sl. no official c0!.uizuur.. Of
,i. matter was taken 10y Great Fri
yam uhili recently Under these ci,.-
'hl.!~'' Hg"" the probability uf an ulti-
hh'"m being suddenly sprung is So
.i"A5Iy doubted. 1t is not uuostiou.j
'Aai lpfd salisbury has sent n cn!n-
iG"nirHi'or 10 the Caracas Governments
directing their attention to tbc ar.
resi- "i sergeant Echrrus and asit-
ihE ipr - suiiabi. explanation. If tha
rkpidnati"n Should not bo satisfafrC,.,.
men. u Is said that Great i!i.ai1
miEhi with uropricty respond win m
ultimaium iu which she might dcmn,,i
mot only au apology and propei. r,ua-
ration hut limit the time i'm which
thosn conditions should bc comrIj.I
WIN \ continued refusal hy Vrr.-
HNnih 90 furnish the substitution 6a
H"ndcd might be followed by scrjoI,..
consequences. hut some months il ie
n'.i'N"d viii necessarily intervene he
Tor" an acute stage in the contention
is reached.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
q ncpnhlican oncr, TO MclI ,,,s ,o,o

Columbus O.. oct. &c. W. iieoJfer
the republican candidate for the Iecis,
iature whose letters to Senator E1icn
and other Democrats Offering to cell
ms vote IN the election of United
states senator have lust been publish
co. mas disappeared. The Republican
state Committee was unable to locale
MIN to-day ard q special from Grcen-
vile, his home, says he left for chi
cago last night =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
Col. Lamb for Chairman.

Richmond, Va, Oct 22.-(SpeciaI.)-
\ mass meeting of Republicans held at
King William Courthouse to-day rec.
ommendcd Colonel William Lamb for
General Mahone's successor as chair-
man of the Republican State Com
mittee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

FnVlN1. OCT .9.-Adyicrg received
here from The interior of this province
report the prevalence Of heavy hoods
The Villages OF NeuNa Pass. san Mich
oids La Catalan and S"iha DcI Abua
are Suhmcrged and lurae amount of
property has been destroyed. hut no
loss of life is reported.
Newest Discovery teeth: no
pain, ~ Y. ID. Rooms, E.nnes, 162 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

ccption for that race. At night there
VIII be fireworks. reception down
town. and at midnight the party will
leave for WaShinEton
The run down was very smooth 1t
was made on perfect time. and the
travellers arrived not at all futigucd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Madison. Miuu., oct 92-A loss OF
$l'o.VoJ was caused this morning by the
destruction OF furty buildings by fire.
Most OF them were business places. and
OF frame. The iasUranc" Is So "lu
Two brick buildings saved the rest Of
the town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
THE PRESIDENT SOUTH
Tie Head Of the Nation Enjoying the Hos
pltaIity Of the SOuthsrn People.
TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE GREET HIM
Al HE Stepped From His Palace Car
om Georgia Soil In Atlanta. The
Gate city of 'Chc South He Was
s.rcefcd WIZ, Tremendous Cheers
Entertainments uu,i Dinners.

Atlanta, Ca. oct 22,-Prcsdcut
Cleveland ana his party OF Cabinet Of
iicials arrived here at i:0J promptly ON
schedule time. twenty Thousand peo-
PIE were ,uasacd in tho streets. which
converge at the Union station. IT,
carriages Tor the Visitors were grouped
in front of the Marknam House IL
WaS an orderly crowd and tn, police
had very little trouilr IN ke"ping an
"rcH way irum TIA" udluce car to tho
carriages. MIR. Cleveland was greeted
WIN cheers when he stepped upon
Guurgin'.; soil
~ was ushorea into carriage drawn
by ioui Whiic horses. President Chas.
Collier. of the Exposition. Nice-Prrsi.
dent W. \. licmphil ANA Mayor Port
rl i\lng, ~ Atlanta took seats beside
him.
Secretaries Carlisle. Lamont. Her
urri. Smth. Wilson ana Morton. with
~" la'iy members of their families. ana
general PASSENGER Assent Tul. of TIA,
southern Railway followed. quickly. IN
oln"l cHl rlIyrs, escorted by members
"i the Exposition Board Of Directors
I'm" rarty Wus driven through tv.
lanes OF humanity aIurg Wall 10 prva,
street ana then North tc Prnchtrcr
ana on To- the AraHon Hotel. where thrv
af" puartrr"d. 1t WAS probably as lall,,
Il crowd as WAS ever seen ar tn" Union
station. not vNcoptiny the occasion or
air glove uf,r''S FIRST visi, her" iu 1857
The triu down was without special in
ciucut bIuNtlle Va GrueusIllo y
.. ana Salisbury. y g.. did not yet a
glimpse of tho rr,siGnnt as Ie wa.
NOT up Whom his uulatial tiycr shu,
lhl"uSh those towns. Although tht
h"ur WAS early there was :; crowd AT
each point, but they were doomed Ia.
di>lppuiutment
-, |.loiir was the first town at which
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23
THAT PRIZE FIGHT FIASCO.
sn which There Esns I;"cu Mare. Spar.
rimc miih Wind than Gloves.

n"clSlnn "i the supreme Court is ia
Nornnlc. amd that ass is cNDoct,d I'M
Governor viii not further lutcrrfcr..
Hui there ar" less prospects Of Corbott
ana fll@SiIhmunS meeting in the rinr
ihHn there were - hours ago Cnrbptt
cam" 1" town from his traimu, uual-
! t'iS TN" evening for the cNUrcss tuv-
pose of meeting Martin iuliuu mo
representative of Ft@simmuny ana no
IN. result OF a stormy mtcrylrv il,
Wi''ci Julian rejected every prnnoei /
'inn inaGr 10y tprb"tt. tho latt,r wash
e." his hands Of the whole bu.iunss tn
US" hiS expression. ANA lott the CON
.1i'h'" room with The announcement
'hil ne would Eo uUt Of trniniEr MT
"u'' lIrSiurut Dan Stuart OF the
l"iiul Cub. vino goes to Dailns in
| '"' morning To return ON Sunday sa,L
lh-nlthi ihat the CLUB hu@ sim IN
,l'i consideration the matching of Cor
'''l WIN another muu aud The uullinc,
gu ~" tw" remaining fights mlinn
n, ~ l"'NyS ln Tn" muruug for Corpus
thii$iL Ills tinnl announcement In H..
imh'uGliu is this:
VIII have !'i,2simmons her. on. ,bc
"!9l ana ready to light. as uroyid.I h,.
IL .l',''! 'l nErrcm"nt II the Flor
l"" iuu - ip longer connected win
p" "iair. ana there ls no purs. IN .iej,t
'h"n we VIII hr willing tu ugbt I'm IN;
'''' lh u nlac" tp To- selected by u t,hi-
..-n uNAn, now hyi". FOR tn" sid" bel of
IVY v,'h u 'orbrtt viii not Cousnn,
OF 50 900. ana as ibo ""n,,I ",,ln 'n9 l9rieii
WIN th" Florida club arc sunnos,J =,
"' i'Ii hnhorahi" men we are sure NOV
WIZ ray over promptly"
torb"tt's hurried visit 10 tov., ,
ulvcipitutcd bv IN. uTo,.,n.,i,,,' 80, 49,
Noy'd To his tralning quarter -, : rUi!-
Lake this afternoon by unn.,.,. -. ii,.'t ~
hat lulian proposed to eu ,y,,n, IN ,,,,.
'aas whore Ne was az. ' "''"o"' any
in@ bout with Prnr J0hn il',,.,.,
htving earlier in the day badIy natt~m",
steve o'rouaclTs nnsr hy ,.',,''
blow, puitug that worth, io..
combat fpl. the tin,. brlu, s' ~
ON arriving at the Arliur,nr ,o,
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-23

Fifteen bills for forgery, false pre-
tens" and conspiracy We're to-day sent
10 the grand jury of Carterct county
superior Court. in session in beaufort.
These are in the graveyard Insurance.
frauds. the preliminary trials of which
attracted so much attention last sum-
MGR The state is represented by the
SoIicitor and the life insurance compa-
mes interested are represented by an
apic attornety, and the Solicitor and
attorney both present afildavits for
lhe removal of the trials to another
county, as they fear that the grand iury
may hesitate to act in the matter, and
lh&t they cannot obtain justice in Car
tcret The defendants filed counter
aiiidaVits.
The morning times., 1895-08-17
Down the Line.

Nostrand is in good form just at present.
He landed two winners yesterday, Tangle-
foot and Renaissance.
Bender is doing probably the best work OF
any Of the outlaw jockeys. He is out for
the money every time and is very often
successful. Every one likes to see one of
the old timers getting the money and he has
quite a following. His finishes on Wyom-
ing reminded one of old times. When it
comes to stretch work he can outride the
best OF them.
The ban has been lifted from Jockey
Rob Brown and he will be allowed to ride
on Monday. He struck pretty tough luck
when he came here from the West. The
first things he ran up against We're thirty
days on the ground and two fifty dollar
fines.
1t will take something better than Eclipse,
Jr., to take Joe Mack's measure. His
owner won quite a little sum over his
victory.
Fonda must have stepped on a match
going down the back stretch.
Murphy should have won with Redowac.
He lost the race by his oyer-confidence.
If he had ridden Redowac when he came
into the stretch instead of trying to follow
his usual course and make q grand stand
finish he could not have lost
Little Houlahan rode the 90 to / shot
Gaiety into second place in great shape.
He takes the most desperate chances of any
hnv at the track GninG thrnu0h nnA"in-s