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Evening journal., 1895-07-20
NoTI0E.asTA,XP,AYERs TAKE NOTICE.

20 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI COmpany's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction ia prices. 40l1a Market
street, above Fourth.
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NJ JOqICE.-- E. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
An LOAN OFFICE, aOOns and 8, Exchange
Building, corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of all descriptions at low rates
OF interest, buys and sells WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
JEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until o'clock, Also furniture
stored at lowest rates.
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" ENILWORTH COTTAGES,
1lO-1A KENTUCKY AVENUE.

CHARLEs McGLAnE.
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le and service first-class.
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WILMINGTON FURNITURE
w Ann

STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired. oil.
Rss and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled and returned at q moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up in the fall Address or call,
1905 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington, Del.
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ. D..
LIE ei6 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
IN the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, in the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500,
STEEL GLASSES, 50 CENTS.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

i
Sixteenth year under the same management
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Enlargedi Refurnished; Repainted Rented,
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HORSES BOARDED AT THE WEST
IL ERN HOTE Stables. 4th and Orange 81
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At meeting Of the Sons Of Temnar
snoe a the town hall on June 4, 1882
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which. 1t is reported. had been con-
demned by an inspector a few days
before because the steam gauge failed
to record accurately the amount Of
steam pressure. Thirteen men were
employed In the mill This morning
they were busy at work when a belt
broke. shutting down operations. While
1t was being repaired nobody paid any
attention to the boiler. which was max
ing steam at a prodigious rate.
Suddenly there came a boom. as IL a
cannon. followed by a cloud OF steam.
dust and smoke. which rose high In the
air. Four of the victims were torn
limb from limb and their remains scat
tered about the mill and the immedi-
ate vicinity. Parts OF the boiler were
thown hundreds of feet. The mill was
almost entirely demolished. The VIC
Tins were horribly mangled. having
their heads crushed 20 n jelly and be-
ing recognized only by their clothing.
The dead men were all married and
had families
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WON BY HORNPIPE
The Brooklyn Handicap Was a Gen.
uine Surprise.
RAMAPO WASN'T IN 1T
Early I'm the Race the Favorites
Quit-Lazarone Was Second
With Sir Walter a
Good Third.

New York, May 1.-THE first real
trial OF the new racing law was had
to-day at Gravesend, and as far as
could be seen 1t is likely to become
popular. The morning hours were any
thing but pleasant. for a cold wind
blew across the track. The track was
very muddy. and there were pools of
water all over IL. DIR. Rice and Rama
po were about even choices. though
II finally settled down with the latter
as first choice.
At 4:30 o'clock the bugle called the
horses to the post for the big event.
the Brooklyn handicap--and everybody
hurried to take his place to watch the
contest AS the horses cantered slowly
up to the post. each was heartily
cheered. Then but n few minutes
elapsed before all were at the starting
point and all got away, but the start
was 10 struggling that they had TO go
back. There was little more maneu-
vering. and exactly at 4:45 o'clock they
got away in good line.
The flag fell. and IL was followed by
the well known They're on! and the
great opening race OF the year was on.
Passing the quarter. Assignee led.
Kearney second, Ramapo third. with
tnt rest ClOrC up ttAhhCf - c~Cc'->."- -
the half, which was made In so sec
onds, Assignee still led by a length,
with Sir Walter second. length ahead
of Ed Kearney. Near the five furlong
pole there was a quick shifting, and
Ramapo tumbled back, apparently out
OF II. Sir Walter took first place by a
head. with Ed Kearney third.
They reached the three-quarters In
7:17, and Ramapo. Declare. Bassetlaw
and Rubicon had had plenty and quit.
Sir Walter was still leading half
length ahead OF Lazarone, who came
like a fash. They were ahead OF Horn
pipe a length. Counter Tenor took
fourth place, DR.. Rice fifth, with Rey
El Santa Anita close. The mile post
was reached in the slow time OF 1:45.
Only six horses remained in the race.
Sir Walter hung 10 first place. Laza-
rome was second and Hornpipe was
coming like a scared dog.
| Down the stretch they went, all
working hard. Lazarone crept past
Sir Walter, and as he did so was
passed by Hornpipe. who won by half
| a length. Sir Walter finished third. by
three lengths. closely followed by Rey
El santa Anita, Declare. DIR. Rice, Ru-
bicon. Assignee. Bassetlaw, Ramapo
and Ed Kearney. Time. 211h.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

washington May i5.-The secretary OF the
navy has issued an order reyoking the leave
granted 10 Admiral Meade several days ago.
Omaha. May i5.-General Coppinger. who
has been transferred 10 the department Of the
Platte. arrived to-day aud took charge.
Washington, May l5.--ro-days statement OF
the condition Of the treasury shows; Available
cash balance. sisi.il9.sis; gold reserve. s96.-
i2s.s2.
Berlin. May IA dispatch from Beyroot. 4
sea port town OF syria. announces that the
Turkish governor OF that place has gone to
soor In order TO queli an outbreak there arising
from disturbances between Christians and Mo-
hammedans.
Cincinnati. May l5-At Loyeland to-day.
Franz Hill and George Meyers colllded going
AZ fun speed on bicycles. fraeturing each
Others skulls. Both are unconscious and are
not expected to live
Masslllon, May 16-Great apprehension Is
felt because the German deposit bank closed
to-day IL was explained that the bank was
con rolled absolutely by the late 7. G. Albright.
who died without leaving a Will There was.
therefore no authority for continuing the bush
ness until an administrator could be appointed.
,. u. weter VIII be puE in charge BY the pro
bafe court.
Maniowoc, Wis. May l5.-Frederick Hau-
Kohl. city treasurer. shot himself to-day
through the head. dying instantly. he was re-
elected city treasurer last spring BY the largest
majo isy ever given a republican. shortage In
MS accounts Is believed TO be the cause OF his
suicide.
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E0AN AS RECEIVER.
He VIII Take Charge of the Entire Ore
gon short Line.


st. Paul, Minn.. May 15.-Judge San
born of the United States circuit court,
to-day handed down his decision in the
receivership controversy Of the Union
Pacific and Oregon Short Line railway.
II Is practically a victory for the petit
TONERS for the appointment of a sepa-
rate receiver for the Short Line. II the
conditions are met IL Is conceded that
the receiver will be John NJ. Egan. who
has already been appointed by Judge
Gilbert at Portland. Oregon. The mat
ter came up 10 days ago. the American
Loan & Trust company of Boston,
holders of the second mortgage OF &c.,
sos. 900, moving for a separate receiver
ship. The Union Pacific receivers OPP
posed the motion.
The action proposed here is the same
as had already been taken in Judge
Gilbert's court as applied to property
in his circuit. Under Judge Sanborn's
order. the receivers are directed TO
prepare a statement of the moneys In
their hands applicable TO paying the
interest on the first mortgage OF the
Oregon Short Line. The order further
provides for a hearing at which will be
determined the amount which win be
necessary to pay into court to satisfy
the interest OF the first mortgage. and
in case such amount is paid. to ar
range as to the form of the order for
the transfer OF the property to the re-
ceiver appointed under this last bill OF
the second mortgage.
The petitioner had agreed to pay this
interest in case a separate receivership
be granted, so that the separate re-
naf In. A. m
Egan has been so appointed for part
OF the road by Judge Gilbert. and as
his appointment is desired by the pc
titioners. he seems assured as the re-
ceiver for the entire Oregon Short
Line
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FAILURE AT BILLINGS.
The winiston Hardware Company Goe,
20 the Wall.

The wiiIiston Hardware Company Goes
TO the Wall.
special Dispatch 10 ths StaaltrL
Billings, Mont. May 15.-Last night
the wiIliston Hardware company made
an assignment to @. NJ. Hays. in trust
for it's creditors. The preferred credi-
tors are Mrs. Mary Breck OF Wells
boro, Pa, $500; First National bank
of Billings. $6.557; Bemis Omaha Bag
company. on account OF recent pur-
chase of wool sacks. s1.42s. The total
liabilities. including preferred claims.
are about $1,000. The assets are esti-
mated at $4,000.
The reasons given for the assignment
are the prevailing and long continued
depression In business and deprecia-
tion In values. The firm has been in
business since 1887 and enjoyed a wide
spread reputation in eastern Montana.
and the news OF it's assignment was a
shock 10 the citizens here
An unknown man was found dead
by some trainmen about three miles
east of Billings this evening.
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pie that we have within the confines of
Oregon to-day. and believe they will
continue to be such until the congress
OF the United States passes a law pro-
viding for the free coinage of silver at
a ratio OF 16 10 Of gold, and the pres
ident OF the United States signs IL.
And no man should be elected presi-
dent who will not pledge himself be-
fore election to do that This confer
ence, as understand II, is for the pur-
pose of educating the peopie-the re-
publicans. the democrats and the pou-
ulists-to see to this matter in their
conventions which will be held next
year to nominate men for president OF
the United States, and IL is the inten-
ticn. / believe. OF all the parties at
this time to do that. For that purpose,
as I understand II, this convention has
been called"
The conference then went into execu-
tive session. Ii was decided to appoint
a committee on resolutions and ad-
dress. viz: Clunie of California. Sho-
forth OF Colorado. Bryan of Idaho,
Bickford of Montana, Bartine of Me-
vada. Prince Of New Mexico. Dell of
Oregon, Winston of Washington. Mon
dell of Wyoming, Goodwin of Utah.
A committee on plan of action. as fol-
lows. was appointed:
Langenour of California, Plummer of
Idaho, Light of Colorado, Merrill Of
Montana. Hip of Nevada. Prince Of
New Mexico. Thompson of Oregon,
Bennett Of Washington. Foote OF Wy
oming. Chambers OF Utah.
The conference then adjourned to
meet this evening at the Tabernacle.
when there was an organ recital and
address by Hon. Wharton #. Barker OF
Philadelphia.
Fully 5000 people assembled in the
Tabernacle this evening to hear silver
speeches and an organ recital. All
were delighted with the magnificent
music, and the enthusiasm was high.
Governor Thompson presided. Whar-
ton Baker addressed the convention.
urging the reconciliation of silver as
the only relief for the depressed in
dustries and urging that the United
States is abundantly able to undertake
free coinage, unsupported by any other
nation. He read largely from his edi-
torials in the Philadelphia American in
advocacy of free silver coinage and
protection.
Following Mr.. Barker Ex-Governor
Prince OF New Mexico, addressed the
crowd and was received with great en-
thusiasm. He advocated the free coin
age of silver and urged practical work
at this time.
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He IS IN HARD LUCK.
Young Kespereli Runs Against n Tough
Game In kalispell.

Game In kalispell.
Special Dlspatc O. the II tInla-t
Kalispell. May 14.-Sheriff Baldwin
left tonight for Great Falls for A.
Hesperell, who is wanted here on a
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretenses. Hesperell spent several days
here during the past week and met a
number of acquaintances from Winni-
peg. He asked one OF them to identify
him at a bank. which was done, when
he drew a check on a st. Paul bank
for $50. The bank here telegraphed TO
ST. Paul and learned that Hesperell
had no funds there. He returned the
money TO the friend, but afterward
got another acquaintance 10 sign a
check with him. which he had cashed
at a store, for like amount.
He then left. going to Great Falls.
where he was located and at the re-
quest of Sheriff Baldwin of this coun-
ty he was arrested.
His father is a highly respected citi-
zen of Winnipeg and reputed to be
quite wealthy. Hesperell represented
here that he was In the engineer corps
of the British government and on hts
return from Alaska.
c. NJ. Davis was found guilty of for
gerry in the district court and sentenced
TO one year in the penitentiary.
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GRAN
That Is What General Warner Calls the
California Kickers.

jColfax, Wash. May 15.-General A.
]. Warner, when shown the dispatch
saying that the California State Silver
League had withdrawn from the Amer
lean Bimetallic party and denounced
Warner for booming Sibley for presi-
dent, said: There is no state silver
league in California. We addressed the
Silver League of Los Angeles and
there were some cranks at the meeting,
headed by an anarchist named Udell.
who threatened to denounce Sibley and
myself. This opposition was engen-
dered because those who disapproved
were populists and wanted to control
the movement in the interests of the
populists."
Sibley said he was not candidate
for the presidency.
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ON THE WARPATH.
The Apache Kid and His Gang Doing
bloody Work.

Wilcox, May 15.-It was learned to-
day from the driver OF the mail stage
between San Carlos and the abandoned
post. Fort Thomas. that the renegade
Apaches had a fight with the Indians
on the reservation. killing one squaw.
injuring several others and carrying
one away. Later accounts would in
dicate that the renegade Kid had a
hand in the fray. as he has a mania
for taking a new squaw each time he
returns to the reservation After the
disturbance they left the reservation.
travelling southwark. A detachment
OF cavalry under command OF Lieuten-
ant Hartman and the Indian police are
In close pursuit.
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Poet Scout Second.

Louisville, May i5.-About :. 500 people braved
the elements to-day and went out 10 the race
track Every race was won by the fayorite.
The event OF tho day was the Cadet stakes,
worth about $500. Six and half furlongs-
Orinda, won; Poet Scout, second; Eva. third;
time. i:28x. Four furlongs-May Pinkerton.
won; Merry Nell second; Sir Dixie. third;
time. :50K. One mile-Major Tom. won; In
terror, second; Glad. third; time. iiis. Four
and a half furlongs-Ben Brush. won; Del
Coronado. second; Ben Eder. third; time. ;5s-
Five and a half furlongs-Twinkle, won. Hodg-
son. second; santa Maria. third; time. i:iltf.
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SORE.
California silver Advocates Don't Like
Warmers Plan.

California silver Advocates Don't Like
Warmers Plan.
San Francisco, May 15.-The State
Silver League has seeded from Gen.
eral Warmers national organization,
the American Bimetallic party. The
trouble was caused by the attempt Of
General Warner and others TO boom
Joseph c. Sibley for the presidential
candidate in 1896. The matter was re-
ferred to a committee, whose report
plainly insinuates that the Warner
sibley plan of advocating silver was
not honest, and recommends the adop-
ton OF resolutions condernnins General
Warner and Mr.. Sibley and calling for
a national convention OF state leagues
TO meet at st. Louis ON March IL. l,9e,
to nominate a candidate for niesi-
dent.
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THE TALENT TOOK THE STUFF.
Quite n Change In the Current Events at
Bay District Track.

San Francisco. May i5.-There was delight
ful change to-day at the lay District track.
For the first time In many days the talent was
able to pick the favorites and landed four out OF
ave. Joe Cotton was the only one 70 fall In
the mile race, Reserve. Is to !, ran away for
nye miles. Five furlongs, 2-Yer-olds-Her
Majesty won. Miss Brummel second. Nerva
Filly third; time i:01A. Nesa also ran. one
mIle-Dara won, Huntsman second, Alexis
third: time i:43x. One and one-sixteenth
miles, handicap-Malo Dlablo won, Norman
die second, Claudius third; time. i:fs. Five
ana half furlongs-Tim Murphy won. Banjo
second, Tile s. third: time. lsoslt. Five and
a half furlongs-Rotln Hood won, Kathleen
second. Inkerman third; time, fiiSh.
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BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Horrible Result of a Boiler Explosion In
Pennsylvanie.

West Birmingham, Pa, May 15.-
Yesterday afternoon the bodies Of
eight men. horribly mangled. scalded
and dishgured. were picked out from
the ruins OF Peck, Haskell & Cobb's
saw mill here. the victims Of the explo-
sion OF the boiler in the mill. Five
were dead and two Of the three others
have since died
Those killed outright were: Claude
English. James Mowers. Eugene Mer-
rick. Lyman Perry. Charles Rover and
Caleb Converse.
Fatally injured: Albert De Groat was
so fearfuily mangled by the boiler iron
that he soon died. Ben Cribley was
injured internally and sustained a
broken leg, but will recover.
The mill was run by steam. &c aer-
ated in an old s0-horse power boiler,
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LON ELY.
Gold Bugs Find Themselves Very Scarce
In the Illinois Democracy.

Springfield, III. May 15.-The demo-
cratic state executive committee held
a meeting tonight and made prelimi-
nary arrangements for the state con-
vention to be held June 5. They an
nounced as a result OF a canvass that
OF SIT delegates selected by 30 counties
that have held conventions. only five
opposed the free silver declaration.
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GERMANY WANTS SILVER.
A select Committee Has spoken in Its
Favor.

London, May 15.-A dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says that the commits
tee appointed by the upper house OF the
Prussian diet to discuss the motion of
Count Won Mirbach. the leader of the
agrarians. favoring an international
agreement for the use OF both gold and
silver. has accepted the motion by a vote
of 10 IN A.
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Newmarket, May ia-The race for the New
market stakes for s-year-old colts was won by
Sir j. Blundell Naples Owl. A w. Cox's
sclaflo second. Lord Rosebery's Sir Visto
third. Seven horses ran. The course was
mile and two furlongs.
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Baseball Yesterday.

AT Cincinnati-No game with Baltimore.
At Chicago. New York 2.
At Pittsburg-5; Philadelphia I.
Al Cleyeland-First game. Cleveland. 2; Bos-
ton 3: second gam, Cleveland I. Boston l.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Washington game
,,oxfnouQd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
srt;ii OF EnltOn Gordon.
by Southern Associated Pross.

LoutsvlLLF, Ky. May THE ex.
amining trial OF Fulton Gordon, for
the murder OF his wife aud Archie
Brown, was called at i q. Ill. The
courtroom was crowded with people
eager to catch glimpse of tho pfis
ouer. When he came in he was lean
ing on the arm of MIR. Dulaney. one OF
his counsel. Gordon was dressed in IL
gray suit and cravat. lie was pale
and appeared nervous. Coroner Hood
was the first witness and testified as TO
the wounds on the bodies Of Mrs. Cor
don and Brown. Policeman Laveile
who arrested Gordon gave his testi
mony and was on the witness stand
when recess was taken at 1890
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

BY Southern Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May 7.-Frank FL.
Cooper, of Siegel, Cooper Il Co., of
Chicago, is now in charge of the Ser.
geant-at Arms OF the State Senate.
being held III contempt for refusing TO
anwer question propounded by the
Seuatc. BY vote of % TO I3 the Sen
ate excused Mr. Cooper from answer.
ing the questions put to him by the
Senate committee and which he had
refused 10 answer, with the exception
OF the question as 10 the amount of
business transacted last year. On this
question the Senate, by vote OF 20 to
~, decided that he must answer. On
his refusing to do so he WAS placed in
the custody OF the Sergeaut-at-Arms
and the SENATE adjourned without fur
ther action.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
I'LL QUIET At POCAH0NTAS
But the Town is Virtually Under
Martial Law.
INCIDENTS OF THE STRIKE
trouble is Feared When an Attempt is
Made to Fill the Places of Striking
Miners. The Output OF the
Mines Estimated at About
Half the Usual Amount.
by Southern Associatoi pross.

LYNcHBURG. Va, May Especial
from Pocahontas, Va., to the News.
says: Maj. Simons has established his
headquarters i'll coach standing on
the siding OF the Norfolk and Western,
the same being fitted up conveniently
with chairs and tables quito com
fortably. Those of the troops who
were not on duty were allowed tho
liberty of tho town, with instructions
to keep within buyie call.
The only incident of Importance to
day came about by q number of strik :.
ing miners, led by brass baud,
attempting to pass the pockets on
Cemetery Hill, under command of
Eient' Seabnry, of the Lynchburg
lone Guards. The crowd was
hated, aud after some parleyipr
turued back.
The output of the mines here was
about half the average to-day aud the
COM panles are preparing to BRING new
men III TO take strikers places.
RIoHMoNp. Va, Mny All con
tinues quiet at pocahoutns There
came near being collision to-day be.
tween the trOops aud IA crowd OF miu-
ers whom the former stopped the hitter
from gong out of the town TO attend a
meeting,
Efforts will he made by the South.
western Improvement Company to
bring III new men aud this, it is
thought. Will increase the tension.
l lie place Is virtually uuder martial
law.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg
ers in Norfolk.
,cial Dispatch to tho Virelniau.

Special Dispatch to the virginiau.
PETERSBURG. Va, May The flag
committee of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics of this city held
quite lengthy session last night and
transacted much business in connect,ou
with their demonstration here on the
18th instant, when flags arc to ba put
over tho public school buildings of
Petersburg by this order. The follow
ing marshals for tho occasion wore
selected: Chief marshal, w Ii Unmp.
Aides: w q Andrews, Il w Kruse, w
Il Wells, II B Crump aud w j Taylor.
Store No. 20i Sycamore street has
been secured by the committee on en-.
tertninmont. where lunch aud refresh.
ments will be prepared for 1000 per-
SOUS. The bunting flags for tho school
houses have arrived here and are very
handsome, that for Anderson school
being much admired. The poles are
also here aud will soon be in position.
thirty four councils III the State will
be represented in tho parade.
Mr.. William NJ. Bernurd, of Notto.
way Courthouse, has announced him
self an independent candidate for Com
mouwealth's Attorney of Nottoway
county, which Office he now fills. MIR.
-. S'N' - io" 10
speak In several places In the county
this month. At the Democratic nomi.
mating convention of that county held
few DAYS since, eX.State Senator Wal.
ter a. Watson, WINS nominated Tor Com
mon wealth's Attorney.
negro named Alex Wavman WAS
found day or so since lying uncon.
soious on the side OF the track of tho
Norfolk and Western railroad, short
distance. from Church road crossing,
with his leg badly cut III two places.
lie Is supposed to have been struck hy
the locomotive OF IL passing freight
train. He was carried to the rnlroud
hospital, ut Orewe. for treatment.
The Union Chapel, in Dinwidiie
county. short distance from Peters.
burg, will be- dedicated on next Sun
duy afternoon ut 4 O'clock. Rev. j, w.
Rosebro, ID. D., Rev. II. Battle, ID, ID.
Rev. ii. N. Hope, and Rev. W. A. II.
Goodwin. of Petersburg, will take part
III tho exercises.
The Circuit Court of Prince George
county, Judge b. A. Hancock presid. .
ing. opened to-day, but only unim
portant civil aud chancery cases were
heard.