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PAPES 18 TO '30.
THE BICHMOND DISPATCH.
PAGES 13 TO 80?
WHOLE NUlffiftR, 1-4,407.
RICHMOND, VA., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1897.
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
MS END IS PEACEFUL
U.rGiiucT Passes liay Calmly, Sor
ro?DuC-d by His Family.
Di? OP tottlLW! YET FIXED,
Place !rom St. Paul's; Will Be
MM in Hollywood.
?MINT OK HIM > 1ST KOItTl M..
PoaiSSVBOl BMSWWB?. ?.. Ilnvr BJa?8Bl
Wi.rth Worth vr,on OP i--:|K|,t y\\\,
11 .mi Dallas S 8Mb l.nra?? l.nter
prtaaM Will. 1| la TIi.Miahi, Re I.oft
Intnrt.
mc-nt of the death
gbt ?t 1130 s
I. a 1 .:-. ns to'et in :
I tad BBetol u
rod In ?11 qui
Of comfort
I It?
t tho
of tala *a< i
'
but
II more sud.
npoetad.
.lit occur at 81
de of the
I 'I-: ' B lags
morning, and in
bo i
> and most Intimate friends that
Indi ad, he iis
tlr? * ht.
! slightly when
a
o him, ti
ho lous
i be
wl sa bis sou)
1 I I -
.
sttna?
i
i
t
PAUL'S.
Inlgbt A i
-
h ? moat Inten raa ap?
parent ?M of all.
; Igbt,
y ?a ill not
ermlt
-
il, it th.-ia
.. The
i
Is not
In H
i
will : II until
a t- Ion.
: ility Hi?
It TViU
- kjiown
i ten mil
a is la
'..ilk or
I the
individual
.-. -
e. .til?
ing to th? beel Information
' and com?
mon -
111 :-.
. 12 per i a ?ow
Si?, though .? year or tv.u
leidend
Major i linter a - BOl as largS S
nf paid the
which
: . It I- known
....
h? p portion of h:s
?
With him in bull?!Il
little, i!
u
. of a i
He I as of mom j bt
0 mairnlti.
ng out to
11.
l In?
: other iti
stitutii.ns in i1
i any ro- ?
tu: ;
?Try am? COUNTY PROPERTY.
li, || win. h Mi ka? (Unter
Ijr, he
-> on an Income of I
.
llbrai
I
.inter
il'. - y Into
flee of th and It
?A-.?? u la?
of 21 A?-*) 000 for the
8 the removal of hl* n
unty his -. : sir as the t >\
book1
vpitr bo I '
j.ertv. 112 .' !- on ; -
two lots
tust oui Po ti -i
... (.11
i ton
'
'h.-r.
kiln
property -. .i on the tax
- - nd it has '
itlnued at the aaaso raluatlon up to
thl* time. - iddi
ta It asaounUiy.
la IBM i'
city v.as illy a. fed?
Cry i - tloas
ils KM |
flO.SWO. 2XOK?, f?.'.-OO, Main .nd
?7.:"A?
Alk* i Olaler work? m im owned
Jll,
MM, t40O-tot?l, BJT.0M l. IBM Ma?
nn personal prop? ny of
the value of I '
Th? Alien A oititer Branch of the Amen?
'*n Tobacco Company this year la paying
.-..A?- $593,844 ol
vWiich la peignai property. The total
tax 1? !
Th? JeEeraon Hotel, owned by a com?
pany, in whieh MaJ. la u-ider
to have bet-n th" principal stock?
?"itkr, Is asaeaeed at iaS6.00O-real enlate,
MOW; personal BftfBJttjr, embracing fur- ]
n'ahings. etc . tMS.ft?. The hotel I? under
templets sad fumish
H ni'iusKs HAJIOLT tUTTm
Hataralrjr, there is much Interest felt
hon Major OtatePs setate win be
"I of. end what provision will be
h s ??ii for continuing the great
Improvements that tie
?Dosed that th?
treat bulk of his wealth will be left to
i
th him it, the man.
his large Intert i ,| to
Is ah...nian- reason how
allevlng thai be bea made such
'hai none of the institut
Is linked will be
'i to go down or suffer.
> rosear surreal in
I thai Mr.
eral of hi?
'"??mate i AaMng those
en mentioned in this
Mr. George ?rente, Malo?
Captain Clement |{
Thomaa P. Jeffress. It
that th? Virginia Trust Com
aln runas
- used in completing
; for Beveral yearn certain im
begun ii
wb? th? r Major Qlnter lived or dh .
- thai fer s term o? .
?tel. In which ho took gn
kept up, . . upon
that ho fixed
i >r it.
Ointefs win eras written eosne
R - . Init
! been n Irafted no
t HlOh PAOlPtC IALB.
iarsuagjesaeat ??f Dslalle-Beaigiaal
aattoa OeassnlttweHi iii?i. fRO.OwOiaaa
WAi 11NOTON, !>. ?"., 0 lots - .
rn?r Hoadl? ! for the United
In the matter of the Onion Ps
g the
the aale on November let, end
the tram er of i meat's lnt<
i ly to the I .'?i r.
trust
that the commute
i Mon.
B road In?
' rldgi. end that it
1 . | .
Ver for the ; rop? t tj
- '
? be
>. the i ' satii Commit
der el ths
ill ?ill ; , on
! i 1st, H
: g the 1
on the mom y i
plan by which tl
minimum. No determl
i
i on
i
until January let, when It will b? i d
sidy bonds matt The
remainder of tl . ley, it is
i'.eiy tranaferred to
the Tl
THE 1.1 ETOEBT I III al*
Preeeewt laa Has Advaataae isileas
It? > ult el IIoikII?iiu linn??.
CRICAOO, O I the
sixth ' : lli;il "f
: murdV i
of hi far from
Ltn tg? rt'a story has not
:
I v it is pre
will be 1
l, if
I
v.'.u
.
' t week a
. ' : traw. The
et the ? loi i of Ute
week 1 beervera of
- that th?
ution had the
tb* i
conti ' ' !' ?n en exami?
nation. 'J
in Die ?. tion of bom i which
d the Juroj : d apparent ly sri
Both ?>f thi hands of Charl I
a stenographer in the Btate'e-Attorn ?
,,?ii,, and m ih la?
teen reporting the
I it trial, iiiiii' has hai
i in evld ti- ely, I
.,,, e/ho to-d y Bxamlni I the
stenograph? r's 1 Id they showed
Ti,e re
bu11 n. asi.
? trial will last at least three weeks
_
i in: si i ! \ti..\ in < i n.\.
llubitnn Kutlrely WltfeeWl Meat
I i.vrrnmriit BasgdeyeOB I ?u?nl?l.
HABANA mi Ki:v Bj i:st. ki.a , Oe
I force of instu
ordlng to ofBela] Bdvtces ra?
the town of
n Po< rto i"Inoipe provino?,
r? centiy, but were compele.) to retiro
flght which Is ?ted two he
the Insurgents sad the
troops lost ii numb r oi men.
|-,., th? j ; week Habana has been
. of meat,
to obi n
.,,,y Q ??I; Bad aged.
The hospitals alone have meat, but BVOB
have no mil!?. This condition of
produced b reeling of great
nten't among the people of all so?
cial clai sis.
Ourl last two d tys there have
i In all parts of the ia
c!,,i the Btorms continu?'.
govei nmenl mployt as, both eJvfl
and military, have, it is as* rtod, re?
t no pay In the n months.
M'.AL l?o\V MO MOMB.
||?> Die? of ti>>' Inllrinitle? of Old
A a?'.
PORTLAND. MB., Ootohar J.-Oenernl
N ,] pow died at ala residence In this
rft erases The
ni. and he retalaed con
Untll aa hour before ho died,
B, who were
'
lue to the
Ities ol old age, Hta rigorous body
sad his strength had hoi n
g for u year ai more,
i able to
teke his eccuatomed drlvea A week age
: to take to his
bed His mind whs stin el? ir, however,
end only a lew days age h? Bailed for
the dally paper end read a portion of :t.
No definite ?rraa?ionaent? have basa
made for the fuW ?<>!.
i ,.f message* ^f condo
....,,, | rtona parts of the country
. .1
-MM -
m H BBBB-K oAw?nn,
/mIihIs lor??a>? Wliilsttr, Toman
justice, ralheipaa lateedewi Mat
ATHENS. Octahef -.?it Is Bnlcailly ?n
BouBoed thai UM Orejeh cabin, t has I
constructed as follows: at -abade, the
, m Of UM Council, will assume Wie
Ho of the Foreign Office; M. Toman
will accept the post of M njater of Justice
and Mln!?t?T of Marine n?l Interim! M.
Colkerpee, *"llt ?r Minister of the in
terlOl and -M PanagUopoulo, that of
Minister of,Public Instruction. ?
DR JONES' ACCEPTS.
nniMiwr VOfjEE M1IS1? row?
ISO TO SKCOND BAPTIST ( III HCH.
TO RESIGN IN T??ISYILLE TO-DAY.
lie \u?l,..rl... the Dlapatch to An
ii.iiin.-e Ilia Uftlalon, Which Will
Ilr Mnile Kno?Vn to Ilia Consrrga
iiuii M.I. Mornln..
Louisville, Ky., October 2.
To the Editor of the Dispatch, Richmond,
Va.:
I will resign the pastorate of McFin-.n
Mimoiial church to-morrow morning.
Bit! S view to the acceptance of the call
eateadOd me by tho Second Raptl.it
church of Richmond.
CARTER HELM JONES
This tcNgram, icccived by the Dtspateb
last Bight, from the brilliant young min?
ister who has been called to the pastorato
of the Bccond Uuptist church, will curry
glsdnSBS and Joy to the hearts of that
m, wbl h ha? b.eii without a
Bhepberd Blnoa the resignation of Or.
Landrum fourteen months ago. There
?ttle doubt that Dr. Joses would a<
bol what uneasiness did exist Is
amors L
The call from the Baoond chureti
; vote of the OOBgTO*
all m ' ins; held list
y inter the communion H i -
TBS (ommittee of lifty who had been
.1 w^ik for inore than year trying to
. sultsbla i r to Dr. Landrum,
had bul the nient before groad to r<
1 !i I l>r. .lone*. Elg r:;.:-;,.- bad 1" I D
under conalderatlon for sosas ttsas
had tlei id' a t umber Of <'th< r d
' urman of
onmlttee bad t> mi to Loulsrllls and
long talk with him.
'i i b t. lagraaa from it. Jones to tbi
patch was in reply to oae seat hlai Pri
day Bight, askiiiL,' if ho erould aol i
tin- paper, and through it the Richmond
congregation, what ins decision v.
I it ininiir in- made known h( re
simultaneously with his sanoBnoenient
of ?t to the chnn h in Louisville thla morn?
ing. ' that
flroaM make known his decision to?
it will be observed thai Or. Jones
when h- will come to
tond Ji Is expected though I
a form i, latter of accei tanci will b i
! in a day or tWO, and that in
.-...i i oter up i
? likeiv thai be will
Within a in..Ml. or
Dr. Jones is une of the most gifted
young men In the south? I . and
will I
Richmond :* the
son of Rere, Hr. .1 w'I'.'. known
i thi
land, and COBOS I
of his four brothers, ihn
of K. v. Dr. Mc
Cown, formerly oi i ?ille. Or.
only -r> ' bul is
her, and
'. ; a i vltl mea
ii.- v In Nelson i
ty, Va., and wh< n unite yc
with his father to Rid mond,
ce i re he si tended th.- . |
of whieh he baa now bei ad 1 > -
.r. He
. w !.. ^e BS WOO hie)i dl
Il g] ,n Latin. On
;,, w.s aetlee la the
i high rank .is a
r. Having decided i > enter ire
minlatn
Southern B ipl Isl 1 hi i
I .. Ky., where hi f\
a Ith high hi On? Is early pa -
toral waa thai .1 N. J.,
tin a he Riled 'the |
i .t church,
- . itiun. Hi:
after* ?f !t"'
Piral rch of K ooxvlll?. 'renn..
retal years,
le Be Igned thi?
rate to be t( ma i aator ..f the
Mi .r- !l.
and fit several >'* ''
has k reed thei a "i? i r? si a cepi -
|.. 'nine L-i
hed to him. Be has declhted many
I . larger i
Peraonn!? anil Ilrlef?.
Mr. Bockner vVall, of MayrrrUl. Ky.,
la at the ML VarnoB,
Hr. \V. C Williams'- I report
an improvement la bis conidltJoo.
Mr. and Mrs. HBBOOOh and maid, from
BtaUntOn, are at the Mr. \. :-;
Mrs. E. P. Odi IL Of 18 ' " street,
1 t returned from No. TortC
Mr. A. J. HodgaBB, Of H2 north Tsmlfth
str.it, is finite sick at bis r?sidence.
Mi-sis Blanche Dppa .nd Rate Vfrea,
bare returned from a trip to Baltlnwra
mis. m. t. Norria of RaMgh, N. C.#
Spoil Barrerai days in lbs >?ty burl week.
Miss Resale Hunter has returned to tho
city, aller S delightful visit to NorthftOI L
Mis. Fi'znera'.d, Of New- York. 1* the
guesl Of Mrs. Charles (lardner, Of Second
Stl.lt.
Mr. D. S McCarthy and family bars
taken poSBSBSlOB of their new house, No.
I Main.
Mr. A. L. BayaeO and family have
moved into their new house, No. 10 east
treet.
Miss Maud Mil's, of Bala, (.'on?hland
Mm J. Dodley Bar?
BOtt, ut 1818 east Broad sir.- t.
MISS Zelle Minor Is at home again, at
1 -t Qraes street, after a AOHgbtfal
.) friends to Washington city.
Mrs. S. C Hatcher has returned from
. trip to Now Vork. 1 bars
aha has been on a visit to li-r si. tor.
United States District Attorney WIUUUB
H. vTbll* of Norfolk, was among the
visitors to the cnstoni-hoiise yesi? 1 lay.
MISS Ji.lia V. Wills has returned to tho
city, aftrr spending a delightful Bumm r
at lur country home, In Nelson county,
Va
Miss Inlta Canepa ha? Just returned
from Italy, where BBS h IS leen visiting
her relatives, and had a most delightful
time.
Mis. W. Wallace Rowe and Miss Elea?
nor ('. Rowe have returned home, after
.1 Stay of three months In Albemarle
oounty.
There will be a full ?tase rehearsal
for the? opera, "Martha," at the .v .,d
Buy of Music to-morrow afternoon at 4
Mrs. Louise J. Card BOB anil Master
Randolph have returned from the Warm
, and are fctivplng at the Mt.
n.
Mr. William S. Davis, of the Gas-In?
spector's office, who uadsr.Bat a painful
?il operation a week ago, la rapidly
Mng.
Mrs. S. 0. Smith and Mrs. P. I*
vaagbaa, af bU wist Clay street, have
retoraed from a trip to New York and
Philadelphia.
Mr. George Arriirhl ha? Ju?t returned
bosBs from a Isa gray visit? to hi? aatlro
home in Italy, wh.re he has had a most
delightful time.
Miss Virginia Rruce Rraltliwalte ha?
iiturned to VVillamsburg. after a mo?t
hi.nnltiK vi?it !.. her relative, Mr. J. S.
Mi ore, of Church Hill.
Ml?* Annie Louise Reinhardt, the young
viollnlHte. will leave In B few day? for
Rrooklyn to study under lieury Bcbra
Heck, formerly of the Lelpslc Conserva?
tory, and one of tho greatest violin mas
ter? of the world.
Util? Pembroke Taylor, son of Traffic
Manager C. A. Taylor, WhS ha? been
:rltlcally l!l for ?orne tune, was reported
illghtly better yesterday.
On next Tuesday the Oeveaaaters of the
Second Presbyterian church will Issue a
?aper. giving a history of the old <'<?ve
tianttrs of the church.
The first rehearsal of the Wedneodny
"lub for tb.- se.-son of lV>7--<?8 will be h. !d
n tho Voting Men's Christian Assocla
lon Hall on Tuesday.
Little Mi's Margie Hughes, daughtf.r
of Mr. Jdha Hughe?, of ?.ist Bread street.
who has Been H.ck with malaria-fes? r, Is
BOW very BSUCh better.
MlSS Moilie Scott, of BB4 south I-iitrcl
Itreet, h.xs returned to the city, aft. r a
leiightfui visit of five weeks to relatives
it Amelia Courthouse.
staUs Duke, of ffft north Fourth
street, ha? return.d home, after
: weeks saving friends in the
,ii Borthern cttteu
Th.. annual meeting of tho lyadles'
v of the Virginia Hospital will
>? h? Id at thi hospital Tuesday, Octo?
ber (th, at II o . i?? k A. M.
Mr. YV. WsJlaos ROW?, of the Rlch
nond poet-oaVse, Is again at
in;y after a rs atlon ? , spent
it Ctozet, Albemarle county.
Mrs. Las W. Staton and ch ldren have
?turned to the city. an twinsnhil by
?1 li.it.' vi r, who is at?
Woman's CoU?
Mrs. f',. 1". Schleicher and her lovely
r her home,
n Jacksonville, Pia., after -
r moni'hs with relatif
1 Rufos i. Qray and Champ
; ty last
n their way to Blacl
siege the i
Mr. W. J. Maeon, who hsh ben ron
nhed at his home with atalarl i
last thi is stin a eery pick
man, and unable to leave his be?l.
' V. I ...i b I .imerly of th
Iturd ly to ,-, ? ml the
- phew, Harry BaHey, has
: i to lor home, in Roaaoke.
Mi ic B i'?bp ii .-?ml grandda
A] --on. of Danville,
ire tii . Bf Mr, \v. B, Dlbrell,
south ' lor a ?ew d
?f C iM. nc
I
Mrs. D. 1 ' O'Brien
? : ' New
rork to ' I mil re
ora to next rsai
t at thi a ' : :
HI -n I: Ml llwaine. of
Pi
n M Q .''' "
ti^rial nombiee from Charlotte mu? M k
I
A cal! ' the TadlSB* Atixt
r t Camp will lake
o-morrow (Mi
;
i. I
of the ?
mble in this city on
, OctotM r Uth In an
will be ni
the R v. i
] ireh ,i
students of the
I 1. His sub
j ; will be "l'.'c ' ?of
? ! in After Bt ?t." ars la?
vi-. n to ?ti i L
I
.ile. to
Mr. ll
will tak i
at n m -
church, in this city.
' l John H B ihardson, M sr .
Lndrew Kl oui e 'i
n. all of the Porty-eixth Virginia
i.fiii.tr' ::^?i Mr. Bteinb;
\? waii:. N. Br. Parker, of th"
tei'ond try Artillery, at
?even Plni on Pi
A number of Rl? hmond gentlemen
na to the i
>f the Amei lean T< T
.' ..n f,..k . \i bango, i
eeea 4 and N P. M. Thi
stay*? : w 'i oonaect Norfo ..
; cities of tho North, Best,
ir.,1 V. .
i Ma y' sterday s
l?longing to Mr. .i. K. Powers, ? dray
nan, while, standing on Ninth stri
ronl of Mayo'i auction house, was ran
oto ami i dly 'l'ai.?"'i by Pranklln
r. -? ar. The owner only
umped In thne to save lnn.s?if from
?ersonnl injury. Mr. Powers says he
i fur damages to his
ragon before lbs i oaapaay.
Blnhseeadera in ?w York.
NEB rOBJ toher I . .1 )?\v.
:'. Moulton, Continental; a. j. itooney,
!t. Denia; K. T. I?. Myers, Hoffman.
flT-BALL AT < IIMT.L HILL.
rhr t'ni%oeelty <>f .><?rth ? ?r..iii> i
Defeats the A. & m. CoMoajo.
CHAPEL Him N. C , October 2.-in
be gaaae of foct-baii here to-day hatwsea
\, ii tilttiral and Mechanical College
mil tho University of North Carolina
earns, tl I to 0 In favor of
he latter team.
OTHER CAMKS ravrBHDAT.
Mass.?Harvard, 20; Wil?
lems, o.
PblladelphU?University of P. nnsylva
I, o.
Point, N. T^-CadotB, ; Trinity. 8.
, Weeleyaa,
?,
-Indiana, .16; Dickinson, 0.
Ithaca, M. T Cornell, II; Byraeuae, h
Ann Al ' : ?UnlvSTBlty o? Mi -hl
;,.m. M; Tpsil mtl. 0.
Princeton. N. J.-1'rlncrton, 13; Lehlgh,
i.
<;i:?i!ti.r. a nit aits attlntiov.
H? m m any llnnL n"?* I'll* May ll??lt
Van Bfpafe f??r lllm.
M'\v YORK, 0 bar L?Haary George
9 attrr .tlon from politl
iari3 than any other factor in the muntc
pal campaign. It was learned to-il.sv
hat a movetni nt Is on foot among the
ank and Ble of Tammany 11 ?> 11 to ovcr
hrow ths regular noaateee, and in a
Henry
on the Chicago ptatforaa, with
nicli additional plaahs as the local ultu
i!i?m may eall T'"r
The movement has developed to the
, r s m? ting of its promoter.! In
.. an?! to-morrow they will meet
md tornsally orawnJae. A platform has
teen prepared, and to-morrow*? meet
ng will be formally adopted.
Tni\L OF MHS, ATKINSON.
A'lfe of AVe?t Vlrelnt?'? Governor
Chnr?fd With Korgerj.
(II.IINVII.I.E. W. VA., Oetghsi 2.?The
trial of th.? wife of Governor Atkinson,
if WeHt Virginia, began here to-?lay, after
ludge Blizzard had overruled i demur?
rer to the indictment. The charge is
'urging the name of her ?ate hu??b?\n 1.
ludge D. C t'amden, to certain recelpis.
Hie prosecution is pushed by heim of
ludge ramden. the Indictment having
leen fourni ?h^rtly before the lady'? mar
l?ge to Governor Atkinson. The Gov?
ernor sppearei In court with his wife,
inrt It 1? ??M that the posalbilliy of con
Mctlon and sentence doe? not alurm the
lefendant, a? In ca?e of conviction she
geuM rely on Uci husband fur a full
lardon.
SAfiASTA IS CHOSEN.
HI IMinniKi:? TO FORM A CABI
BET FOR -5PAI.1.
-BB
WEYLER RECALLED PROM CM.
He I? to Jlf -uooeeiled There by
Marshal lllnnco?Liberal Coneea
aiona to Cubaos Now Proba?
ble.
MADRID. OelObSf 2.--Senor Sigasta,
the Liberal leader, ha? been entrusted
by tho Queen Regent with the task Of
foimlng a new cabinet. In BOOSSBtOB to
the Azcarn.ga ministry, whicii resigned
on Wednesday '.
Bettor Sagtsta, after lea vint? the Queen
Repeat, had a long conformuM with the
Marquis Paga d. Armigo. who accept?
the presidency of the Chambi r.
Admiral liermejo becomes Minister of
. in succession to Admiral ;
Ker.
Una in ill cmestion is demanding
the greatest attOBtlon, and the Ubsrala
win, at the ("its.-t of tho coming ses?
sion of , v, frankly ..??pose the
pos.tion of lb. Spanish Tnasury.
PEELING OP RBUEP.
WASHINGTON, I?. C, October 2.-Tho
from .Madrid to the affect that the
I Ragsnt had invited HhgOPtS to
cabinet, to succeed tho Aaear?
Cabinet, was hayed with a feeling
of rail r In . -, la] e. In the
of I sited
I < to gain and
nothing to lo-e in the Liberal accession
to p ly is not will?
Ing to Ka as far as the
ai i
e : ii. th? r.- ci rtalnly will I
riPK of I to
i s In l roba
..i i > have stood from
the Bret In opposition to the policy pur
by Spain for the burl >. ar, 1
thai
. baa hoc? roi rory poi u?
lar li : : i - -. K- boos war
had served to draft most of
m the i? terloi and . a?
, and ath. As a
result of thla aontlment II la >ai<i thai
I i '
majority in the Cortea sad tbua permit
bin t<> oarry i >nt with?
. it balag hampered by the Conaervatlve
-
in the
it ?s b dlevi or i ?. pay 8s
nation .is soon
aed of th a of
WKVI.Ki; BJKALLED,
LONDON i dia
from M
thai ' - 11 VI
' M IB seo, It
i. Bill in the
i of Cuba, in
v
?. I : It >: \ v BBWB M? i BB.
The llmperor Iiiiumi-iI Ii? '( > (-Huts? '
An Amerli-iiti Prize-Winner.
I8JT, by ' ' : " .
: t?The entire Qer.
maa prasa itlng upon to-- now j
being - n
bo Cabinet Both Mr. MJquel,
lent of the ooupot] of
mlnlatera, and tho Buadtasrath have ap>
pn ved ? but before it
lg it nay still b.;
The bill asks for s
,uil of I'll B
distributed over aoven j
of reai ha, of which tea are to be largo
i refuse, to grant
I of money, it will b>- seat
sent, and new i
avili I . forthwith, In s :
IBS laid" ?'ir ?HI be
of the
riiii party's advice, who, in
r defeat
Tno :. pel's In the Turkish i
I that Turkey is negotiating
? ?ih Oerm my for a si.la]
nd thai Turkey is OB ths point
Bin ' ; Ol mil. are dl Bled tn
klly at the German fOTOlgB OffiC.
ii.- ,. a : .-spotidi nt of tho Aaeoc i' d
iiowever, u.arns from diplomat!?
< that overtures to C bava
i a by Turk, y during the. p .
i nd that th- : is a v.i
V. sen l :.i roa Von liuelow,
Prince Hohraloha and Emperor Wil?
liam, Prince Hc-henlohe rejecting all
or? rtui
The barrlod arrival In l?crlln of Count
V'.n Munater-Ledenburg, ths Oerasaa
Alilba.- ador tO I'latiee, and his Si i
'incut movements, have Created B s.-nsa
li'.n. Immediately after the Ambassador
arrived bora from Paris on Monday be
bad a lengthy with Dr. Mi
ipiei, prince ii henloha being still a.
and th . same '.n.d for RO>
minten to B the Kmpcror. After the
Ambassador returned to Berlin oa Wed?
I 'hi r. was a spootal ssaeaon of
' iblnet, and Count Von Mans!
burg then retuniei! to Parla Th? re
aro many ?urmlses regarding the mys
terioua movemeats of ths ambassador.
bu? nothing definite has been bj ertalnod
conconttag these,
DBMOCR \''V RAMPANT.
in Bavarl ?, rana psaaaat
itlon is ra; dly i lining -
..' tin- past week tWO hitherto I
tila branch?e <<t th. fadorattoo lava
I, a:. | ad'.p?. .1 a *..-.nt platform Of
the moat red cal natura it demands
. mir.- liberty of aseoofstton of meeting
. reform of the jn-li- l.ny
DB, a complete division of Church
and State, a diminution of the military
I.un!.-tin, and tl ptloa by tho
state of all rural Biortgagaa ThA I
ers ?if thla aewly-fonned party expect to
'tasarla at the BSSl BlSfltl
The Baaparof is having poor span at
Raeatatea, from which place he has i
i i arks to the poor of Bud ipeet.
His Majesty has prohll lists
havli . tO 'he whole of th. Roinin
ti n Dlatrlct and n bc
trm' that OB the d.-y Of h!? Majesty's ar?
rival bord?Ni of bleycllsts were 'impadei I
igh to race along the ro d b? biad and
in front and ! .ring
the horses and out?! -n."
Hsaperor VFWI UB was BO annoyed at
this dtsreepectfi - t upon the ?art
of the 1 ?IcycUstS ttiii he Hiiminoticd tho
aman he met und ordered the
otli' i r to am ?t the worst offender.
At IfoerlBBOfOB there is blttei
tweeii Dr. Baumgarten and Prior R.-Ue,
i a h Irving to IvaoOBS? I ir of
tii.- lata Father Kb?
ment of the famous water-cure establish?
ment.
The government Is preparing bills pro?
viding for compulsory Ufe Insurance
throughout the whole . mpire, and for old
age Insurance for the laboring classes.
Delegate? from the ?'entrai Insurance
Bureau have been asked to advise the
government In this matter.
nrl! ia! statistics of the Imports and
export? of the empire show a large In?
crease for August, compared with the
same month in 1SK> and Hot
LI DHL ON AMERICA.
Herr Kleflsch. a wholesale dealer In
hum? and pork at Cologne. Is being tried
for regularly selling ?polled or trlchlnous
good?. oth~r dealers Bobal?as, /.orn &
Company, and Oswald A Co.?are also im?
plicated. Kleflsch. when arr?-?te>i. claim?
ed that the good? were of Antortca.
origin, and In their original package.
The evidence at the trial disproved this. ,
All th" Spoiled ham??1.190 altogether?the
prisoner admitted had been Imported
from Servia.
Misa I,.-?ora Jrckson. the young Ameri?
can violinist, who has Just won the BSBOh
SOeslsd music prlie known as the Men
deb sohn Htlpendmm. formerly r?.-aldert in
Chicago. She was sent to Merlin by Mrs.
Grover t'l. \?1 ,mi and other ladle*, then In
Washington.In oriler to study music under
Joe? him. This Is the first occasion upon
which the prize, rmounting to l.;>0?) U '
n Brofl 1 y an Am*rl' an. The
competition Broeeed the keenest Interest.
?itatlve? of a acore of countries.
and of all parts of Germany taking par?
In it. ^^^^
CBJT1UUB OF BALIHIII'RY.
Ilrltlsh Liberal? It? a r Hard I pun
Hliu?Trouble in Africa.
(Copyrighted, 1887. by the Associated
Press.)
LONDON, October 2.-The >\
Ironically ashed by the COBWerrattve
press, relative to the whereabouts of the
Lfberal leaders, has been answered in
trip-hammer style dining the piist week
by the speeches of Mr. John MoTley, the
former Chief Secretary for Ireland; Mr.
11. 11. AAQUUh, ths forawr Home Secre
t.iry, and Mr. G. orge W. K. Russell,
immr Under Secretary of State :''>r ln
iiia. "Disgrace abroad" and 'Mleeeter el
hoaaV w ;.' the tenor of ell tin
vas to be SXpOCtOd, but it niu.-t b<
admitted that the arraignment li ap?
proved by the conscience? oi :
en ' recall the i ?d c
Ule !. i
Mr. aUBS? il. In dealing with tl
t on
Lord Ball ilnted
ni.' ami Lord Randotpk
Chup. lull's estimate Of the rr?miM
.,- the "greeteet funk in Europe."
\l i ' his own opinion ?>f
I...nl Salisbury?namely, Frailty, thy
aaie j . i ' . ?i "
The recei t by-election In B
ihlre, resulting la a greatl; I Lib -
ol? g thai
the people are wi arying of th
which baa marked Lord Salisbury's full?
Mr. H t Insta
In which he saiil the Premier alway?
?if viKi-r.
whleh " on as his op
ponenta show fight."
BACKDOWN BET?RE i
Continu
bury haeki i down t>efore Becretary
? ?limy, and is BOW I
tary Bhermen, ?nd ring the
' '^ui m n
lid Tti
; William '
ually that h? ? ?s m ids M sal h) i
>u ;.r, i none? H
Dn1 gns arc deceiving, trouble
| In West Afri. the
BM h. who,
have trcbl ' their protectoi ate In v.
t bttlk Of the
. h ' erriiorv I - 1
d out of country ?r?'
s It bin the Bril of In?
' i irles
ati.. a ' llsturbaneee at L ige?, m
and tl.. i .
. Bi the
world from adjolnli .- I
that the I onlal
lag to Beaegal, ! ? I
thai th" Bttuatto ""ij
and tl of interests is I
il o;' London ?aid
to s t'i reeentatlve of the
P is: '"ill native torment smounl
rig, b t tl"- feet la thai the i i
aro i ? -
mg ?b Into the sea, and unit
. a ?'?Immission to dellml
ntler mon
neasfully then formerly, there is bound
tu be troubti.
BlhfE ALLIC ''"M.mission.
The i I quer, filr
Mich .
i .t ire? k, s hei I I: arrivai
d by th
Ion. While 1
i te s mes
t It will 1
government la ; ble t" ;--ivi> them
definite reply to tl Is, but
Ie t.? announce its co.-i
tlnie.
i In the besl position
think thai
1 .. ' \ BIMWOT,
M e. Handy, th M
? the Pans
Exposition of i<vi?), ; ., ?...
i v i m with the French Minist-r <?f
Foreign Affairs, M. Hanotaux, In n
i.. t: of ids vieil to Bui
bol ha and hi? ' Isfled
with th?- suiiiii amount of sps :
to t stales, sad throat? s to
wRhdraw. It Is practically h
.or* the authorities to extend the sps
Apart Brom the feel that the ground
-i di finitely i boeen, I be h"i i
ind the con
- granted, there la no available
space whatever in proximity to the build
PBOYUIOI i on ki:m'(i\.
ii.iunus? iii?> Powtaaaetog to lie t.ivea
Anoiber Been
WASHINGTON, I?. <-.. Oetehe? t lag
Pest?
OfBos Department that rostn. i i.
tin, of Ilogansvill?-, (Ja., be given an?
other position. Loftta is expected In
'i.ngton soon. His transfer to an
other government place n a bbbbII i m >
?ity In Washington or elsewhere same
from his friends.
?OSTMASTKH BOB >l UN mOMTmBm
Mr. Ilenjiiniln IL WeUleer Appointed
by the rrcaltlent.
WASHINQTON, October 2.-The PrseJ?
; Otntt ?1 the follow in.; ,
Virginia ? Maacbeetar, nsnjBsMa r>.
North Carolina?liiltmore, Georg.? W.
Ri i.
Gold Find In Carroll C>unt>.
WELCH, W. va , ti. tobt r t .sj a
BBBM r 0 ' ' '
N. !.. McLeod, both of this pis Brers
lag their raeatkw In the mountains
' ,rt'i..l Bounty, N'a. W hi!.- they
riding along on ths read they noticed a
which attracted
BttOtt, and which they pi k- '
awre souvenir ' f their trip.
When they returned to this plan? they
how. d thi Stoae to B number ?>f th-ir
of Whoaa, in .? ."?Kin;; way,
sl Ink -; j trueles it
t?lned might he gold, out of mer.
I t it to the Virginia I
at Richmond, to have it
i? i. wh.'ii th. < ose*
I ?he sample S/BI f'?'in?l to be very
si? Babia Upon hearing this th? gentle?
men went to Carroll county and dls
eevered a aumaitatB that was rieh vGth
stuff. They sa? tired ?bout
pounds of It, and loam d the rich? at and
portion of the territory,
i consists of 7W acre?. They ?ent
some of th? last rock secured to have
it assayed, and the report on It was
that It contained J17 worth of gold to
ton; silver, |3 to the ton; copp.-r, 4
per cent. This is considered a rich find,
and may open a Klondike In the Vir?
ginia mountain*. As the place l? only
ten miles from the rallr?-i?I. a ?host line
an be built to It. thus enabling It to be
easily operated.
La? Tana? Hetaken by Spawlah.
BrBfj rOBJC, <x i bot Dupuy
rte I^ime. the Spanish Mtnlster. telegraphs
from l/.-nox, Masa., that he ha? been of
llc.tally Informed by cable of the occu?
pation of Victoria de Ins Tuns? by the
Spanish troop?, denor de Lome I? noti?
fied that this occurred ou tki-tember 27th.
UICIIAEL_DEFEATED.
'WEI.Sn WOtDKB" VA8?riSHKO
MY STARIU'CK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
I HIGHLY EXCITING CONTEST.
I'he Winner'? Time for Twenty
Mlles, 47 MI on tea, 3 1-5 ?eromi??
The Welahman'a 47t04 4-5? Kl.BS
Ihoa.anU Peraoaa la A??end?nc?.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.. Octotxrr 1-?J.
? 'tank Starbuck, of Philadelphia, thla af?
ternoon defenteu "Jimmie" Michael, me
"W?ish wonder,' In a 2S-mlie paced rac.
on the one-third-mile board track at WIN
lew Grove, by the narrow margin of ?lg
yard?. ^
It waa one of the most exciting middle
distance races ever seen here. Star?
- time for the twenty-five miles wa.
0 minutes 2 1-1 second?, and MlchaeJ'S
17:04 4-?. Each man waa In the lead three
times during tho race, but neither led
by more than forty yards at any tim*
?ad lbs Bg to the finish.
Michael ?ed diting ths BTSt ten miles,
Starbuck vis n; front during the eleventh
and twelfth miles, and Michael led on the
nth. In the nexl rniie Starbuck
igain BBSumsd the leal, and in Id it n?
o twenty-first, when Michael took
ommand. Prom the twenty-first to the
niiisti It was a battle ro>al. 'On the
r-fourtk m,i? Btarouck forge?!
;. ami h. ilntalned the I? -1 to th.
,. i, winning n> ai?..ut six j..
Both in. ii iode In magni?Vent form,
m 1 caught their pece-makera In beautiful
a Buffered somewhat In
'be | setting on the big
ssxtupleta When theee accident? oc?
tant would follow?
at. and use him for a pace?
r m ill he could catch one of his
<w n t. I in.-.
Tho day ?s raw, and a stiff, chilling
wind blew across the |
owover, orer IV ?4
Ii d to Widow Grove to sea
tho great lac .
SCIMOI'S SI'II.US.
DETROIT, MI? n OetObet :. -To-day'*
lev, In rac, m woun.i up with half a dosen
i i racing stars ba i:r
ipllled slong the tr.?*2L Jaal after the
Lit. Sigbtb of a mile of the Baal ? \ -nt of
in m tWOmlle open profes?
ional, ?? reached, Tom Cooper's wneoi
th it of Butler, who waa Just
ibead Butler and Cooper were battra
1 B i. Mertens
tumble i a in a bad m.x-up.
ali rtens*fl rlghl aide w;i? painfully Injure?!
fall upon Cooper's handle?
Paul se i, lay upon th.
me time before he was ?t---\
: n training o inner?.
However, in.-. Injury Is not expected to
m m nt. Bald r. "oived a harrtj
Mow in the aid i, and all had a ?ever?
this, the day;
' ata.
\ is tine und the crow?!
-im it.. red I
Cat n. amateur?, went S
' i indem In i ' ? beatfceg tin
.vor'd's nnd ('tunning th<
t mi
One-no prol .sionat?
r Browa, of de- -
and, wob; Nat. Butler, Boatoa, ?econ??,
?til Watoii i olenian, Boston, third,
time I '
nal ii..al heat?F. J.
I, Ban la, InL, von; Kimtila,
i j. F Bsp? re I m
Irolt, third. '.' Ii a, i 17
< l<\ eliinil-l'll??l?nra Ttoail Kaee.
\ .n.-ricli
'. won the Cli . I?
tttabui i f. Ober puts*
ii , 1 hours, a minute?,
11ATTI.K 08* ATFfl.KTMS.
V.KHt i'rliiisitih? Over We???Wefera
k(M B?avS Kei-ord.
I tOttCT 2.-The Ne.
York Athletic ?'lut.'s annual field ant
ie - were he'd BB th?
i grown da to-.iav. Por tin
second time thi-' j A meet wni
the "Mercury foot**
experts and the Chicago athletei, sn4
IS the western men had
to put tt|? with a
Bra wni tMr?-? events
Of which, the 150-yurd run, h?
rld's record and established
i new on-. The record for this d
w.iji hi..; i ?
Wood, but Wefer? clipped one fifth of
off un?, and setabHshed tie?.
nord of 112-S second?. Thl.
may not at. id a? a r.-cord. us he had a
' I i k. but, neverthe
it the ?ft. moon
nil to any of hL? previous beat
w< f-1 -s wop th? I8*yard i h from
Klun.b-r and Rush, both of Chicago, la
no w .o the last quarter
,r th.- one-mile relay rac? by ten yard?,
from Towneend, of Chicago, gaining that
i lit':- more from th.- tlm-?
th it h>- had pick.?! up Lyjn? ai the finish
Df the three
A. *' a Chicago hurdler,
.on the high and low hurdle? splendidly,
i won the last
Vast, with a throw of '?j feet t Inch???.
SENSATIONAL FiNh'i
The ssoat Bsramttoaal Mulsh of the d?y?
was that bSl.* n Town?, ad, Of Chicago,
,:id I.?.' -.: th. . in the 48)
Uuh. Towi lYosj the ?tart?
Bftth Long <m.y two f-? t behind him.
i a trlde oa
the f?r tUI I it as Ihay rounded into
teh Long overhauled him. and]
i in- N.w Yorker made a wonderful effort
at tic head of th-? stretch, and the two
rn.-ii rai I i team a? they m-ared
b, Bach of ?h'-m wa? run out
1 of ihe tape, and Ixdh
fell across It ?Imnltaneoualy, each re?
fall.
TI-.? t. .nds-was nothing ex?
traordinary, bui us the men were watch
ait-sprlnted
imlna in the laut fifty
[he tim.- of th.- ra'-e cannot be eon-ldered]
ivh.-n su? h a llashhMJ aBUBBi wa? the re?
suit. _ l
Till: TORPF.I?O-IIOATS.
? ?
\ Prospect of I.lvelr Time? fog
The?.
WA8HINC.TO.V I?. c, 0 tober 2e-ThB
t irpsdo baat flotilla has retideivoused at
Tompkin?ville. S 1.. the porter, Cushlng.
,,? Ericas erday Bailing from N *
York to Join ?he Foote. which will be th.
flagship at that point. V? I h 'he pros
he;. v> weather during October,
.v,e nttl? b. ?pectejd to have
when they start dowa tho
roft haa arrived at Smyrna.
The Aanapolls has arrived at Bt. Peters?
buig. Fla._
TFUHIBLK TRAIVWiEfK.
Most of th?* Weaabera of tho
Reported Killed.
MEMPHIS. TKN.W. October 2.--A sp?*?.
,, , ,. , ominerclal-Appesl from VaM
Hiiren Ark., ?ays: A report rescued her.
.t ii o'clock u-t.tghi of a terr.hle fralgtrt
wV k on the 8t. Louis and San r*Taa
>.er, twenty mile? north
of here. A frelght-tralB coming Uviwu the
mountain got beyond control, by Ihe air
biake? r*fu?ing to work, and eveey Sjal
ran oft the track, killing meet of th* trat*
crew. The number ceuu?>t be learn??!.

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