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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-12
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-12
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-12
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-12

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be- Set 1utbe! fact bpor piflist
6anber isosr foroiepes efter 9rbeioe
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
REVENUk RAID IN ALABAMA'
A Number Of stiils Seized and Destroyed
by Government Officers.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jan. l7.-The
revenue officers have recently made
most successful raid against Illicit dis
tilleries In Randolph and Cle0urne coun-
ties. and, as a result, four stilis, WIN
complete apparatuses were selzed anu
destroyed, the officers hnd.nS u iHlprdC-
ticable to remove them.
Near Cedron, in Randolph county,
Deputy Collector J. X. Caldwell anu
DEPUTY United States Marshal Tom Pei
ham. on the 18th instant. seized ana ue-
stroyed a sixty-gallon copper stiIl with
complete outfit, and LOO gallons OF peer.
No arrests were made. -
On the same date, near stone mn,
Deputy Collectors J. L. Green and j. X.
Caldwell and Deputy United States Mar
shal Barker seized a fiftygallon copper
still wooden cap, copper worm and fer-
mentors ] 800 gallons of beer, five gal
Ions of low wines. and other articles,
all of which were destroyed. No arrests
were made.
Deputy Collectors Green and Caldwell
and Deputy United States Marshal Barker
destroyed a fifty-gallon copper still, l.~D
gallons OF beer, five Iermentors, copper
worm. and small steam boiler.
The same officers went out near stone
Hill and destroyed a sixty-gallon copper
still, with complete apparatus, and 2,oo
gallons of beer. James Cook, to whom
the still is supposed TO have belonged,
was arrested by the officers and detained
until he had gotten out of the vicinity.
when he was discharges. there being no
deputy marshal from the middle district
10 take charge of him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
MORE or IILLM4N'S LAW.
IL May Involve south Carolina in Inter
national Complications With Italy.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. IA few days
ago an international matter in connection
with the South Carolina dispensary law
originated in Charleston. At present Gov
ernor Evans has issued orders 20 prevent
an Italian ship leaving port pending an
investigation of the law and treaties bear
ing on the matter. In speaking OF the
affair to-day Governor Evans said:
II to-day received the facts in the Ital-
ian consul case. Information was fur
nished Chief Constable FAINT that an
Italian bark lying at the Savannah wharf
at Charleston was selling wine and liquor
to the citizens of this State.
'Tbe gentleman who gave the informa-
ton was Mr.. Mcdonald, Rho bought
bottle of wine from the bark, and he
stated, Furthermore, that several negroes
bought wine from the same place. lie
gave the information In writing 10 Con-
stable FAINT, who obtained a warrant
from a trial Justice. based upon this in
formation, which was fully stated in the
warrant. He took IL TO the Italian con-
sui and asked him TO approve it. This
he refused TO do. stating that he was so
advised by his attorney. The chief was
advised not to go on board til further
legal advice could be had.
Il referred the mater 20 Nh. w. O..
Whalcy, who advised the constable not
to so on board until he could looh into
the matter. l referred II to the Attou eN-
General. who. with Mr.. Nhaley. viii
look thoroughly into the law and treaties
bearing on the case, and investigate The
entire matter. l am ot the opinion, how
ever that the consul has gone beyond the
pale Of the law, ne being IN South
Carolina port, has made himself obnoN-
e., Sc a 9TIfH.
"The Vessel viii be held and will not be
allowed 10 leave there We intend 10 care
for it. We viii perhaps ask the United
States Government to request the recall
of the consul.
1--WE intend to see whether South Caro-
lima is sovereign power or not. / am
indignant at the consul and his attorney,
and propose TO rebuke tier conduct IN as
severe a manner as lies within my power
as Governor of the State
Thus the matter stands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
The Killed and Iniur ii.

BUTTE. MONT, Jan. 1.-THE dead re-
ported this morning as the result OF the
powder explosion number forty-nine and
the injured .siXty-iive.
The bodies of four of the firemen have
not vet been recovered. They are Samuel
Nshe. David Moses, Ed. Sloan, and r..
Norland. Their bodies were undOubted-
blown into fragments. The inquest
In this afternoon. Coroner Richards
empanneled jury but County At
Wines discharged them anu or
de-. mother of representative men. The
inv. alton viii be a searching one
Th. .ulucial loss by fire and explosion
I'm the Immediate vicinity of the disas-
ter is 81, 1lJ The list of known dead
has reachrI "a total of fifty-three.
There aie four men in the hospitals
w l.. Mile Charles Aston, William
Bow, and John SiOan-who cannot re-
cover.
The list of injured has also increased
There are fifty-HVe in the hospital. and
thirty-eight have been reported from diff
ferent parts of the city. This afternoon
part of body was found at Meaderville
two miles from the scene. The owners
Of the burned warehouse claim tha. there
was not over 100 pounds of giant powder
In the building. The law limits the
amount 10 be stored within mile OF
any city at l50 pounds. The concession
shook houses in Belgrade, eighty-four
miles east of Butte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
sps,ker Cri,p To- 10 to asheville.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. l7.-Speaker
Spisp sainpdaw WI .yesIng s IU next S 10 s"eS brei
season Of rest and In the hope that
the change OF the climate may prove
beneficial 10 his health. The Speaker has
been under a physician's care FOR several
weeks for a nervous disease. which seems
10 affect his heart. Consultation was had
by Drs. Sewers and Bnsey. OF this city.
at the Speakers apartments last night.
at which time he was carefully examined.
should leave the city for several weeks
al least Speaker Crisp replied that II
would be embarrassing at this juncture
60 be absent from his duties for so long
a period, but promised 10 go for a week
al least believing that the effect OF even
so short a stay would be helpful to him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

elected a. little more Than six months ago.
Except for the force of soldiers massed
at each OF the railway stasD,ns, and four
sappers and miners guarding each rail-
way bridge and crossing between Paris
and Versailles, there was nothing 10
show that anything extraordinary was
going on or that anything unusual was
even contemplated. Each detachment OF
soldiers about the station end each guard
of sappers and miners at the crossings
was surrounded by group of admiring
small boys. but beyond this no Interest
was publicly evinced in the event of the
day. Very few persons arrived at Yer
sailles before noon, but after that hour
every train arriving there was packed
with senator's, deputies, newspaper re-
porters and sight-seers. small crowd.
numbering, perhaps. 400, stood opposite
the entrance to the palace through which
the senators and deputies passed, and
watched them enter. There was no dem
onstration of enthusiasm, either at the
station or the palace. At ii o'clock num-
Der of telegraph clerks, with their appa-
ratus, was installed in the palace, and
printing presses We're made ready 10 re
cord an official report of the proceedings
of the National Assembly. Small groups
Of spectators were assembled at me 7ap-
piOdcncS 10 tne pdldCt anu idi""s ga
tiOn. as the first OF the senator's and
deputies began to arrive.
SOCIALISTS DENoUYCE FAUBr's ELECTION.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE Socialists have is
sued manifesto denOuncing the Repub-
llcans az traitors to their country, and
asserting that FauTe was chosen merely
as a shield for the Clerical and capitalist
politicians. Faure Will begin his duties
by giving 5000 francs to the poor OF
ri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

MASILLON. o., Jan. f.-lThe miners
strike was declared off by the adoption
of resolutions at the day workers con-
VentiOn here yesterday.
Resolutions were adopted ~ North
Lawrence last night, calling upon Gov
ernOr Mckinley TO send help at once for
destitute miners and their fdmlLes The
resolutions declare that even with the
resumption OF work il will be weeks be-
fore the pay is due. In addition 20 the
absence OF necessities Of lfe the country
villages are threatened with an epidemic
OF scarlet fever.
AKRON, o., Jan 1.-THE coal miners
OF Thomastown and Lake View. In this
coutny. several hundred IN number, have
"A few hours several wagons. loaded with
provisions were sent The miners are
willing to work at the terms given by the
board Of arbitration, but the drivers re-
fuse TO 10 back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
MORGANFIELD SIILL FIGHTING.
His Appeal Before the Circuit Conrt in
Cincinnati Yesterday.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. H.-Special.-
The Morganfield matter was argued be-
fore the Circuit Court to-day by Thomas
+. Shay, for the prisoner, and Robert ana
VIII Ramsey, for the Adams Express
Company Mr.. Shay set up the plea OF
res adjudiciata, and made great argu-
ment. He claimed that the haDeas cor
pus granted by Judge Evans. growing out
of the Police Court proceedings, was a
bar to further proceedings before Judge
Wilson, and the latter therefore had no
jurisdiction over the prisoner.
Mr.. Ramsey cited opinions In support or
Judge Wilson's ruling, that he had Jurls-
diction and that the first proceedings in
the Police Court was not one which ar
fected the eXtradition OF the prisoner by
the State OF Virginia.
In his argument "A strong defence was
made of the sufiicieucy Of the papers.
which had been found correct In every
respect by the lower court. The case
was taken under advisement by the
Court.
Motions have been filed for judgments
in the two cases of Adams Express Com
pany against Charles Morganfield and
others. These suits were TO recover the
81 400 found on the alleged robber when
arrested, and which IL Is claimed he got
from the express train in the hold-up at
Aqua Creek, in October last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Writ Of Hab, a, orgus Granted Debs

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 17.-At the
opening Of the Supreme Court Justice
United States against Eugene V. Debs
and others. that the Court was unani-
mously Of the opinion that a writ of
error would not lie, and. therefore. that
thelr petition Tor leave to file motion
for issue of such writ had been denied.
The petition Of the same parties for leave
to file a motion for issue OF a writ
OF habeas corpus. the Chief Justice an
nounced would be granted, and "A rule was
issued thereon, returnable Monday, Jan
18th. ~ the Government desired the time
enlarged the Chief Justice said taat the
Court would be glad TO hear from the
Attorney General, ana Assistant Attor-
ney-General Whitney was requested to
so advise his chief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

the company, OF which he was president.
said Mr.. Wilson, and had not refused TO
answer questions as to matters Of which
ne had personal knowledge. Judge Cole
said he had considered that point, and II
amounted TO the same thing; refusal
to give answers that could be obtained
from the books.
Assistant District Attorney Taggart and
the attorneys present, representing the
defendants, announced an agreement TO
consult as to the days TO be set for the
trials Of the various persons whose de-
murrers had been overruled.
The attorneys for Messrs Mccartney
and Chapman. the two brokers, nave de,
cIded TO surrender one OF the indicIeo
men. probably Mr.. Mccartney, to the
authorities, and then carry the case TO
the United States Supreme Court on
writ OF habeas corpus. Mccartney anu
Chapman are on bail, and IL will be ar,
ranged that the one TO be SURRENDERED
shall remain in technical custody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
An IA-coNyfCI,s CRIME.
lie klis His Wife and Then Takes
sirychnine-Re VIII Live.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 17-John Quinn.
an eN-convict, Killed his wife at Dalton.
Ca. last night. ana then swallowed
strychninc. The dose was so large that
barn TO die, but his agoniZed cries
aroused the farmer. who went out and
found him. Quinn was conscious and told
what he had done. Neighbors found his
wite's dead body on the floor OF their
upon its mothers bloody body.
quinn was sent to jail, where doctors
have worked over him all day They sav
he Will recover He is conscious ana
has given the details of the tragedy
He says that there was no quarrel bHt
he was tired of life, and determined Io
commit suicide and did not want his
wife 10 survive him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
A Naval COurt-AIarshal.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. IA naval
court-martial has been ordered to try
Ensign Willard Dodd OF the Constella-
tion, on the charge OF scandalous con
duet. tending 10 the detriment OF good
morals, the specification relating to "a
financial transaction. The detail Of the
court consists OF Captain William &.
Wise, Commander Thomas Nelson. Com
mander James q. Green. Lieutenant-Com-
mander Andrew Dunlap, Lieutenant
Blocklinger, Lieutenant Jacob Hunker
Lieutenant Charles j. Badger, Frank w.
kellogg and Albert L.Key with Lieutenant
G. II. Lauchhemer United States Marine
Corps, as judge-adyoeate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
4 Revolt The tel ed In Colon

NEW YORK, Jan. IA special cable
dispatch from Colon, Columbia, says.
The police removed yesterday from a
wall on a principal street plactrd. evi-
IDENTIFY emanating from the rev0lutiOnists,
threatening confiagration and the use
city, because of oppressive taxation i'm
posed By the Government. The greatest
CONSERVATION prevails here, and in con-
sequence Cf the threat 10 destroy the city
a proclamation has been issued forbid
ding any one to be abroad after 9 o'clock
at night. The local Government Is appre-
henslve of an open revolt, and has sent
an urgent message to Bogota and Pan
anna. begging troops 10 be forwarded
here from the latter place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
More Gold Tor New York.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. lit was
announced to-day that as result OF
the shrinkage in the supply of gold at
the New York sub-rreasury 100000 has
been shipped there from this city, by or
der of Secretary Carlisle. A similar
amount has been transferred from Balti-
more TO New York. Sub-Treasurer Big
Ter stated this evening that he would
probably give orders TO send more gold
10 New York tomorrow, as 1t is ex-
pected very large amount will be
exported on Saturday.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE total amount
OF gold Withdrawn from the Treasury for
export 10 Europe on Saturday is 81, 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Deadlock in Idaho.

BOISE. IDAHO. Jan. 1.-THE vote for
United States Senator In the Legislature
to-day stood: Sweet. "a Shoup. Is; Clag-
gett, Is; Browne. |; Hepburn. /; Regan. /.
IL was thought the Populists would split
to-day, but they voted solidly for their
man. They will never vote for sweet,
although they may vote for some other
Republican. The deadlock is liable 10
continue for some days. The House lass
ed a resolution TO submit the woman suf-
frage question to a vote of the people. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
IN ALABAMA YCLONE.
One Strikes Dauphin Island and OtheI
Points In That State.

MOBILE, ALA, Jan. IA cyclone
struck Dauphin Island, thirty miles south
of Mobile, Tuesday night about O'Clock
Five houses were blown away and four
persons slightly injured. Battles Wharf,
Montrosc and Point Clear were also visit
ed and several residences demolished
The Grand Hotel. at Point Clear, was
damaged to the extent OF several thou
sand dollars. Total damagesto property
and oyster beds will reach above $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
TO BUILD n NkW sIEkL MILL.
One to BE Erected at Birmingham. An
other to Pe Remov. Il TO Besssm~r.
II 4 A Il IL 4.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jan. 1.-THE
first of the present week it was an
nounced that the Birmingham Rolling
Mill Company would build a steel mill in
this city, and that work on the construc-
ton of the same would commence within
three weeks. Following that announce
ment now comes one that the DeBardele-
ben Steel Company have purchased the
Alabama Steel Company's mill at Fort
Payne, Ala, and will at once remove IL
10 Bessemer, twelve miles from Birming-
ham, and put 1T in operation.
The capital stock OF the DeBardeleben
Steel Company is 100000, and 1T has the
backing OF the Bessemer Land and I'M
proyement Company. II. f. DeBardele-
ben. who is at the head of the steel COM
pany, has been the greatest developer
ever in this section, and he will make
the steel mill as great success as he did
iron-making.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
A Receiver Apo nied.

NEf ALBANY. IND, Jan. 1.-THE HI
deity Trust Company. of Louisville. was
to-day appointed receiver of the ". c.
Depahw Company, manufacturers OF win
dow glass, In Alexandria. Ind, and this
city. The plants are valued at 81 000. .0O0
three times the Indebtedness of the com
pany. The step was taken, owing TO the
Citizens Bank Of Salem. Ind. levying
on the works at Alexandria and stopping
oDeratiOns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Hanged for J urdering TN ir dian.

NEW WESTMINSTER, h. C., Jan. H.
At two minutes past 5 o'clock this morn
ing Louis Victor was hanged III the la'l-
ward here for the murder Of Peter. an
Indian policeman at Cheam. on Septem-
ber 7th, last. Victor mounted the seal
fold firmly and made a speech. denying
his guilt. and said he was not afraid 10
die, and that he would so straight TO
Hqu ven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Abandon ed the Work.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE rescuing parties
which have been at work in the Dig Lake
colliery, at Hanley, since the mine was
oyerfiowed by rush of water from
the old workings. have met with fresh
and insurmountable obstacles, and have.
consequently, abandoned their efforts to
reach the unfortunate men who We're en-
tombed alive. 1t is impossible that any
of the miners whose escape was cut of
by the flooding OF the mine can still
survive