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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
PREsIDhNiIAL 4PPOfNrMENfS
A Friend of Secretary Carlisle Will be Mr..
Morfon's Successor


WASHINGTON. June 6.-The President
has appointed Edward A. Bowers Assist
AIT Comptroller OF the Treasury, wee
Nansur. deceased. and William II: Pugh
10 be Auditor of the Treasury icr tl-
Navy Department, vice Morton, removed
NIr. Pugh j. a close friend OF secretary
Carlisle, which fact doubtless caused the
President 10 continue him In the stIFl'e
of the govern ment. Mr.. Pugh comes from
Cincinnati. and took Office under ms an
minisuation soon after Mr.. cleveland
Inauguration. as commissioner ol cus
tens. in which place he remained nhli
ne fell victim to the Doekery ooHitlls-
sion, which legislated him out OF once.
Secretary Carlisle then detailed blm Ior
special class OF work, ana afier the
enactment of the tariff law he was made
chief Of the income division, only again
to be retired from Office by virtue or
the decision Of the Supreme Court, up
setting the income tax.
Mir. Bowers is now Assistant Land
Commissioner.
William j. CoOmbs. e>-member or Con-
gress from New York. has been appoint
ed Government Director Of the Union Pa
cific railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
TIA rELLERs PRorEcrrVEAsso
National Convention over-Riehmond Man
Chosen Nice-Pre-iden'

Chosen Vire-Pre-iden'
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, June 6.-The
National Convention Of the Travellers
Protective Association closed its labors
to-day. At midnight about 800 delegates
ard their wives eft on an excursion rip
through Mexico. The following national
Cfiicers were elected;
President. John a. Lee, Missouri First
Vice-President, Joseph W Walerstelu
Virginia; Second Nlce-president. \. r..
Mckenzie. Colorado. Third Vi,e-presi-
dent, l.. G.. Cardinal, Alabama; Fourth
Nice-President. G.. ". Jacobs. Tennessee.
Firth Vice-Presidcnt. Georg r. Burchard,
Arkansas; Secretary and Treasurer, Louis
Il. Labaume. Missouri.
Beard 0f Directors. ". A. Korchow, c.
II. Wickard Missouri. John G.. Knight
Texas.
Chairman National Railroad Commit
tee, Neill Mcdowell Of Illinois; Chairman
Hotel Committee, Ben. Hoffman, Of In
dane Chairman of the Legislative Com
mittee, Hon. John 5. HarWo0d. of Vr-
glhIa; Chairman National Employment
Committee, !. &. Summering. Maryland
Ter.e Haute. Ind. was unanimously ST.
lac'ed as the place for holding the next
convention.
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naath OF MIS- Gailaher.

WAYNESBORO. VA, June Special.
The death OF Miss Reika Gallaher, eld-
est daughter Of Hugh l.. Galiaher. cc-
Cured here this morning at o'clock.
Miss Gallaher was just eighteen years OF
age a beautiful and charming girl, be-
loved and admired by large circle OF
relatives and friends.
While participating IN a charitable en-
terialnment In Roanoke last winter. she
contracted a severe cold. which settled
into consumption and caused her un-
timely death The interment VIII take
place at Tinklng Spring tomorrow. 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
To Iuyestieate His Accounts

HARTFORD. CT, June G-The House
this morning adopted a resolution di-
recting the Auditor OF Public Accounts
to investigate the accounts Of ex-Comp-
trOller Staub fOr the past four years.
REPRESENTATIVE Green. who introduced
the resolution, said there We're vouchers
missing from the Conn trOiier's Office Ills
Information, he SAID. came from a CLERK
in the COmptrOller's office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
The Insurgents Capture Guasaqun.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Commander r..
w. Watson. OF the United States cruiser
Ranger. which was ordered TO Quay
aquil. Ecuador. a week ago for the pro-
lection OF American interests, cabied the
Navy Department from that port to-day
as follows:
The insurgents have captured the city
OF Guayaquil. General Flores has resigned.
Ignacio RObles. Liberal has been pro-
claimed civil and military chief. Every
thing is quiet at present. Communication
with quito by cable or telegraph is IN
terrupted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07

WAYNESBURG. PA. June 6.-John
Eismiuger. the third man 10 be hanged in
Green county. was executed this after
noon. The trap was sprung at i.2l and
in IL minutes the pulse ceased. The
doctors pronounced him dead IN Il min
utes from the time he fell. lie murdered
a man named Mccoy. His victims wife
and brother Witnessed the execution
The murderer confessed. and begged for
glveness Of those he had bereaved He
was probably sincerely penitent. There
was nothing theatrical or spectacular In
his professions or his manner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07

NEW YORK. June 6.-Generai Bcnja-
min Harrison left the Fifth-Avenue Hotel
at n 80 O'Clock this morning for the Penn
sylvanai depot, 10 catch the Y o'clock
train for Philadelphia. While IN the
latter city he will pay short visit 10
ex- -P0stmasfer-Genera Wanamaker. and
then proceed 10 mis- home. az Indianapolis.
General Harrison was unaccompanied by
any one When he left the hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07

4 lady, a native North Carolinian. who
saw the monument, lately unveiled here
for the first time yesterday, tells Of the
following incident, and then makes a
very appropriate suggestion:
At AppOmattox, just at the last Of that
battle when Lee saw no alternative but
10 surrender, an especially brilliant charge
was made, and when upon inquiry, he
was told il was made by Grimes North
Carolina division. he took off his hat and
saiuting the division. said: God bless
Old North Carolina: she Is always where
We want her" This lady suggests that
these words properly credited Dee carved
around the base Of the monument.
THE LATE DIR. BAILEY.
Rev. Dr. Bailey. whose death was re-
corded yesterday. was man of exceed
ingly bright intellect, and an extremely
agreeable companion. He was very chari-
fable. 3nd made friends wherever ne
went. lie died. not from paralysis. but
from Inflammation Of the brain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
REPUBLfCAN's ~ hEyTUCHY.
Before the Con,ention-L Lieuten.
anL-l.nx. rnnr \ NnmInntnd

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 6.-chairrnsn
session OF the Republcen convention Ia
order aI II .i5 this morning. The business
Was the nomination of a candidate for
i.ieutenant-Govern0r. Ir. W.. W. J. De-
Doe. OF Marion, who led In last niyh's 4
bailo,ng; John =. Bosley. OF clark, and
the contest. Colonel W. ). MOrthnglon,
Of Greenup, was nominated on the first
ballot. a stampede taking place 20 him
al the end OF the ballot. on motion of
l.. j. Crawford OF Newport Worthinx-
tors nomination was made unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07

S9i. the committee decided TO challenge
Yale and Harvard. II remains TO be
seeen whether 1t will be convenient for
Yale and Harvard TO meet Oxford and
Cambridge in America, toward the end
of long vacation. the date OF the meet
ing to precede or follow the existing fix
ture between the London Athletic and
New York Athletic Clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
WIZ Challenge Yale and harvard.

LONDON. June 6.-The committee Of
the oxford and Cambridge athletic clubs
yesterday decided 10 decline for the pres
ent to accept the challenge OF the Ameri-
can intercollegiate teams. but, acting In
a spirit Of obligation. Yale having sent
l-..--- IAs1n to compete with oxford In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
VA. FRIDAY JUNE7 1895.

leging that Benny was not citizen Of
the United States, alth hoUgh born In this
country, the point being that he was
child Of an unnsturalized father.
The Hudson County Circuit Court upheld
this contention. hut the Supreme Court
takes the view that all persons born
lere. except the children Of foreign diplO-
mats. gre citiz.ns when u pfop.r age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
NINE soUEbzt ~ PANNsfLFANId-
Five Buildings Thrown Out OF PUMP
Property owner inrsnsed.

SCRANTON. PA, June Ga serious
mine squeeze resulting from the caving
I'm of fhe workings Of the Providence Coal
Company. occurred this morning. i'm the
neighborhood Of Churchs Corners, In this
CITY. Five doubie-dw Hing blocks, font
ing north Main avenue, ano owned uy
Peter Cerrini, John Zuihich, Thomas
Green. County Superintendent Taylor and
Nelson Feathorby. and each occupied ny
two families. We're considerably damaged.
The buildings were thrown out OF plumb,
and their walls and ceilings so cracked
as 10 make it impossible TO open doors
Outbulldmgs ana fences We're t"is''" uE
force of tho disturbance. Property own
ers are mcenscd over me matter ana Jay
.i,, hlor,o am the Providence Coal Com
ranv which has continued rohting mill
piuars. il is said. without regard 10 sur
face protection. There is talk OF pesin-
ming legal proceedings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
1fsnA. PGGxcn HoAORED.
Brilliant social Function by Frorninent
Innhnners.

LONDON. June 6.-The Lord Mayor SI
Joseph Renals. and Lady Renais drove I'm IN
800 I'm Am omen carriage to Guildhal
al o'clock to-day. where they CAV a fe-
eentioo and luncheon ia honor OF the
Afehan Prince. Nasrulla Khan
THE Recorder presented Nasruila win
an address Of welcome enclosed in n
golden casket. ln reply to which ,ne
prince made speech in Persian Traiic
was wholly suspended in the city at noon.
The weather was clear. bright, and cooi'
and the streets crowded with sight-seers.
a force of cavalry WAS disposed around
~ paul's and along cheapside to guard
tbe route TO Guilifal The luncheon
chamber was ptoilsely decoraiel WI"
flowers. mirrors, hass etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
rntsu 4GIrATION IN CUBs.
Several Rebel Leaders About 10 Land.
Nor. 4roop. Needed.

Moro iroop- Needed.
MADRID. June e-The dispatch re-
celved from Captain-Generai Martinez
Campos. upon the contents Of which a
conference between the Colonial Minister
and the Premier was held yesterday,
Informed the government that several
rebel leaders are expected 10 land in cuba
almost Immediately and that fresh agi-
tation is iu progress. General CampOs. in
view of this state of affairs, asked for SIX
additional battall0ns of troops.
As the result OF the ministerial confer
euce. the government VIII send ten bat
talions OF troops to Cuba without delay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07

NAnNING IL WnlrrcArs.
UEIJI DAMAGES 1WiKDE ID.
The Piaintln in the Daniels Suit Ge's n
NardL 81 for Si2. 900.

WELDON. y. c.. June G.-The jury in
the damage suit Of ". Il. Daniel admins
traitor. against the Petersburg Railroad
Company. yesterday brought I'm a verdict
In favor Of the plaintiff for $1,000. The
suit was for $1,000 but the jury cut it
down 20 $1,000.
The defendant company appealed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
Crnritr. Ent Not Murder.

ASHEVILIE. y. C.. June 6.-in tte
report sent from here last night, In re-
-ard 20 the arrest OF Frank Blair, former
rharecs against him should have been
stated as cruelty 10 children. and not
child-murdCr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
Mast Point Cadetshins

WASHINGTON. June 6.-Cadet appoint
menis TO West Point Military Academy
have been made as follows: Tennessee.
II. r. Ross. Savannah; South Carolina. T..
r. Schoenberg Wits Mills. alternate;
Louisiana NJ. II. ManuioIl- NAN orl@>aS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07

TRENTON, y. j.. June o.,-Ihe supreme
Court This morning reversed the judgment
OF the Hudson Central Court in the case
of Benny against O'Brien. Benny VAS
elected TO the Town Courcil OF Bayonne.
~-~~k D'Rrien contested bis sisctiec AL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
Trigi or n New Steam or.

FORT MONROE. VA. June G.-fhe new
steamer Newport News. built by the New
port News dry dock for the Nork2lk
and Western line, went out this morning
for a six hours trip. which was highly
successful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June 6-for
Virginia: Fair: stationary temperatures
westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair; stationary
Temperature: northerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
NAVAL ACADENY EXERCISES.
Secretary Herbert heviews the Cadets
Norlh dnrnlinInn nOnOIeh.

North Cnrolinihn houored.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, June G.-Secretary
Of the Navy Herbert was in evidence to-
day at the Naval Academy. lie reviewed
the cadets Grill saw an excellent eXhi-
birion Of eXhibitive exercises III the sym
uasium. cAjOycd sail down the thesa-
peake on the Dolphin, made seven pre-
sentatiOn speeches to as many cauets,
ana responded TO toast tonight at
the annual banquet of the Naval Acau-
emy graduates.
Ihe commencement exercises began this
morning with an artillery drill under the
direction of Lieutenant j. II. Glennon
Tne battalion was made mp of eight 'om-
panies OF twenty men each. n num-
Der OF evOlutons were credltabiy sOne
through
sword Master j. H. Corbesier conducted
athletic exercises I'm the gymnasium that
called forth saiyos of applause.
A gold medal was presented TO Cadet
Morton, OF Missouri, for the best essay
on the principles of the American ReVo-
The medal was awarded by the Gen
eral Society of the Sons OF the American
Revolution.
cadet r. Z. Johnston. Of North Caro-
lima, was given gold medal for the
highest average at great gun practice
This is the NTH medal Cadet Johnston
has received for proficiency.
Cadet a. 4. Chester. son of Captain
G.. ~ Chester. T.. :. y, received a silver
medal. and Cadet }. ID. Sayers, Of Texas
"a bronze medal, respectively. for second
and third highest average at gun prac-
lice
Secretary Herbert addressed a few wen
chosen words 20 each of the recipients
This afternoon Secretary Herbert, Tie
Beard of Visitors. and other guests were
entertained on the Dolphin.
The Naval Academy Graduates AssO-
CiaUOn held their tenth annual meeting
this afternoon and transacted routine
business.
THE BANQufT.
This afternoon the tenth annual han
oret was held in the h0at-hOuse. Captain
iofn Miiker. a.. of Charlotte, y. G., he
Oldest living graduate OF the Academy,
presided.
The following toasts were drunk;
..Thc President of the United states,
iy- Secretary Of the Navy Herbert
THE Naval Militia by }. W. Miller,
class Of 81.
NJ Benton, class Of 81, member OF the
.Sweethearts and Wives Hon. John
r. Robinson. class Of b>.
Everything IS in readiness Tor We
graduation ball tomorrow night ana ne
affair promises TO be the elegant aiiar
as IN former years.
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The Black Forest district OF Nurtem~
hnre was deused by a cloud ourst on
Wednesday night. inunilting II vast tract
of territory. large number OF persons
were drowned and almost incalcuiable
Aa..... s.-n<A tn Drnperfv-
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nrLraArrs no MFMpaIs.

There Is to he a mass-meeting Of the
citizens OF Raleigh tomorrow night fof
the purpose OF appointing delegates TO the
Rimetaiiic Convention which conyenes at
Memphis, Tenn, June l2th These dele
gates will be appointed on account OF q
call for a convention of the people OF
the South and West sent out from Mem
phis last month. The most prominent
business men here are making this call.
and the meeting promises 10 be good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
INOTHER GONE WRONG.


WINSTON. y. c. June G.-SpociaI-A
special from GoldsbCro y. c., says Ashby
SiOcumb. a young man. who had the
confidence and respect OF the citizens of
tnis city, and was chief clerk in the
Ira.lroad office OF the Atlantic Coast
Line, of which his father. Captain SlO-
cImb. is agent. has skipped lie is
said 20 be- a defaulter to the Coast Line
for $3.50.
The father had the misfortune 10 fan
and break his arm about four months
ago. During his confinement Ashby his
son, acted as agent. hence the alleged
defalCatiOn Rum Stops and gambling
dcns are said 20 Dee the cause.
A MILL BURNED.
a large Touring mill at Lexington. to-
gethor with "a carload OF wheat and
other property owned by Hedrick
Brothers. We're destroyed by fire last
night Loss. several thousand; partially
insured.
WARNING OF wHiTEcAps.
White Caps in Wilkes county have ere
aied biz sensation by having notices
posted in "a section where much whisky
bi0ckading is carried 0n. announcing that
any party prcachers included who gives
the blockalcrs away 10 revenue officers
viii be foully dealt with.
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cARoLINA's DELEGlrEs.
Representatives to be Sent to the Bimetsi-
Iir Convention.

RALEIGH, \. c., June Especial
Clerk Of the Court Young has decided
to make the attorneys for the executors
Of the will Of the late Dr. W. J. Hawkins
defendants in tho case--file much more
specific answers than they have already
done to the dissent from the suit by the
widow of the deceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
THE COLIMA SURVIVORS.
prcTFD DPBY THE STEAMER SAN
JUAN
neck Rssieged by "A Carlous Crowd-Boat-
swain's Mate hoss's Account
of the Wreck.

SAN FRANCISCO. June G.--The steam
sr san Juan arrived this afternoon from
Panama and way ports with SURVIVORS
OF the wrecked mail steamship Collma.
As soon as the marine observer report
"a the ship two miles out, the water
front became the scene OF considraoie
excitement. The Pacific mail dock was
besieged by a curious crowd that blocked
tho street. As the revenue cutter, bearing
the customs officers and newspaper men,
uearcd the ship. some Of the comma
rescued passengers, with bandaged heads
were seen leaning on the bow rail-
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Forty Local Men En- Route to As.
sist the Struggling In.
SurgentS.
HUNDREDS READY TO FOLLOW.
The Captain of the Irish. American Vol.
unteerS Talks Confidently of
the Future.

Any doubt heretofore existing in the
minds of some people concerning the sin
cerity of the Irish American Cuban Volun-
teers, organized for the purpose OF assist
ing the insurgents now struggling for
freedom in Cuba, must in the light of
recent developments fall of its own weight
They are sending men to Cuba as rapidly
as is consistent with their safety and that
of the men at the head of the movement.
Some are going East by rail, while others
have been shipped by steamer TO Colon.
The first party will rendezvous at some
given Atlantic Coast point, while the
volunteers travelling by sea will remain at
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POLICE FORCE CHANGES,
A Station to Be Built Soon Near
the Richmond Dis.
trict.
Considerable Speculation as to Who
the New Sergeants and Detec.
tiveS Will Be.

The appointment of Sergeant James w.
Glllin as captain of the new police district
has given general satisfaction in police cir
cles and he was warmly congratulated by
his brother officers and personal friends
yesterday on his deserved promotion. He
has always stood high in the estimation o
his superiors for his bravery, efficiency
and intelligence, and tits felt that the new
and important district could not have been
placed in better hands.
He will take command December / and
likely have Lieutenant Burke as his second
in command Burke is familiar with every
inch of ground in the district and is popu-
lar with the residents who have dubbed
him 1.-The Father of the Mission"
No official announcement has vet been
made as to the location of the FIVE lieu
tenants. 1t is thought, however. that
Lieutenants Hannah and Esola will re-
main IN their present stations, the former
at the Southern and the latter at Califor-
MIA street; Lieutenant Bennett will be as
signed to the Harbor station; Lieutenant
Blrdsall to the Central station, in COM
mand of the Second Division, Company A /,
and Lieutenant Burke where he now is. at
Seventeenth and Howard, Captain GiIlin's
headquarters.
The names of the new sergeants will in
all probability De announced DIV Cnlef
Crowley to-day. There is considerable
speculation among the patrolmen as to
who will be the lucky ones. 1t is known
that several of the seventy-five new men
were selected Wednesday night, and when
they pass the physicians examination
their names will be made known.
Three new detectives have also to be ap-
pointed. and equal interest is being mani
tested as to who Will be selected. A few
efficient officers have been doing detective
duty for some time, and the three will
likely be selected from among them.
A new station will be built in the neigh
borhood of the Richmond district just as
soon as funds are available, which will be
under Captain Wittman's supervision. At
this station stables would have to be built
for the horses of the mounted policemen.
1t is expected that the erection of the sta
ton will be commenced within a few
weeks, as the residents are working hard
to obtain it.
Owing to the opposition to the erection
of a station on Washington and Polk
streets that idea has been abandoned, but
a lot 40x100 feet has been secured on the
east side OF Polk street, between Jackson
and Washington, and as soon as the neces-
sary plans are prepared building opera
tions will be commenced.
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tify that Mrs. Duff was of sound mind and
acted under no undue influence at the
TO CATCH sMUGGLERS.
No Posts Being Established on the
Northern Border Because of
Boundary Troubles.


Captain A. Ross Cuthbert OF the Cana
dian mounted police, who has been patrol
ling the northern Alaska frontier, near
Fort Cudahy on the Yukon, has arriv ed
here. He denies that the Canadian Govern
ment is establishing posts on the boundary
in connection with the boundary dispute.
Troops have been sent by Canada to Fort
Cudahy, he says, but that was because
dutiable goods were being brought
by boat up the Yukon and over into
Canada. Among the struggled goods, he
says, there was much whisky, and this has
been traded to the Canadian Indians in ex-
change for their furs, and thus they are
being taught to be drunkards. The whisky
was the worst possible TO imagine, and 81
worth of it would not infrequently secure
500 worth OF furs.
troops went to Fort Cudahy, over $1,000 in
goId-6ust has been collected in Canadian
duties.
The total number of mounted patrolmen
in the Canadian border service is 1000, and
they ride the line from Manitoba to British
Colum bia. They look after the Indians on
the reservations, as we'll as prevent snug
Cling and also catch fleeing criminals from
the States. The patrolmen correspond to
the Royal Irish constabularv and are fine
body. Graduates OF Cambridge and Ok
ford are numbered among them. Their
work is very hard, being carried on in all
kinds of weather. and the privates never
get over 70 cents a day. They are Captain
Cuthpert says, of great value to Canada.