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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-30

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teed. Itisa positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifies the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
j. NJ Mixer. 1874 Water street, druggist.
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HNN\es


NCN< Ga that are fretful. peevish.
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
II contains no Opium OF Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold BY
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-30
Daily Ktnntbtt aournal.
AususTA, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1888.
KENNEDEC JOURNAL.
l825---l888.
l825---l888.

The Kennebec Journal has entered upon II.
sixty third year Thanking its many readers for their
generous patronage in the past, II hopes still further
T. merit their favor In the future The Journal will
siu continue It's steaffast adherence those grand
prfnsipfss 81 Republication which have given US
6Bited country and made the prosperous people
that The coming year will be one Of
deep political Importance. A great national and
State campaign are involved In It. Everyone viii
feel interest in these political contests Located at
the State Capital, In the Republican stronghold Of
Maine, The kennebec Journal will BE- peculiarly well
oatIook The political Editorship will be in charge
Of How. JOHN l.. STEVENS. whose
Issg experience in public affairs, and intimate ze
suaintauee both with American and European Poll
ties peculiarly fits him for this position.
No Republican In Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-30
Special advertisements.

Small advertisements, not exceeding .',rec lines
coming under the head of WANTED, rnE sNE
To LET. Losr, sc. will be inserted hes, QUE dime
for 80 cents three times for ~ cents and one week
for so csnts,f paid In advance. II NOT rAIp IN
ADVANCE, REGULAR RATES WILL III CiIIRokp,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-30

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
Whsn she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Mise, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Here and There.

There is no paper in Maine that contains
more good meat to the square inch than the
Richmond Bee. We clip from its last issue
the following pithy paragraph:
A man who cannot bring himself to speak
out sharply when occasion demands it, is a
milk-sop. He is not good-tempered man.
but an imbecfie. One who never feels sad,
or gloomy, or disheartened, is guilty of un-
pardonable levify of character. Without the
capacity of being impressed by the evils of
life, our experience will be indeed limited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-30

no LET The residence OF the late Hon. Arson
l. T. Morrill,, to let or for sale. Inquire Of A. NJ
GODDARD, Water ST., Augusta. octesdtf
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Y DIRK.

Several Portland parties have subscribed
for stock in the new Democratic publishing
company Of Biddeford among them William
II. Clifford and Nathan Cleaves.
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Dtdntef.
For Sale.
To Let.

Two LET-Tcnrment Of d rooms ON Chapel St
Inquire N Macomber's Insurance Agency.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-30

TO LET-Ncw house ON Weston ST., near
'hapcl Apply to HORACE NORTH.
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Dr.. VOODBURY'S ANTIDOTB

Afords prompt relief in disordered st.se
effhe ho~els and Kidneys. The dyspepesc
bw~, ~ p@a .. fAs ss,sseA sfsef eating
may be relieved With Q dose Of four hhle-
spoonsfal Of the AntidoeP amer each meal.
No preparation ever offered the public
2 - eneetve - q rsseerev ef los appesss,
fbr which aiiment . small vine-glA0 full
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
THE LATE MR.. BRANCH.
A rrlhnte 70 His Memory.


The Board of Managers of the Virginia
Bible Society, at It's meeting December
II, 1888, made the following record
God In His wise providence has taken
from us our venerable aud beloved col.
league, Thomes Branch. For many
years be was the devoted, liberal friend
of this society--the faithful and wise
counsellor Of his brethren.
We thank God for the good example
of all those His servants who having I'm.
ished their course In faith. do now rest
from their labcrs; and We are grateful
especially for the good which he wrought
throue our departed brother In connec-
ton with this society. Whilst we sorrow
not as those who have no hope, We feel
our loss; and We heseby extend to his be.
reaved family our cordial expressions OF
sympathy.
This record was unanimously adopted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
News Received by the
Gable and Over the
Wires.
NOy.sECTARrAS CONVENTION IN
WASHINCTOS.
Foreign and Domestic News Items.

wAsHIS0Tos. D. c., December ia tuSi'
ness meeting or the National Sabbath Con-
ye ton was be d this morning In Foundry VI
l. Church, Colonel Elliot I. Saepard presided
A constitution was read and sdopted. The
main features are rs follows: The basis OF
this union - the divine authority and uniyeF-
sal and perpetual obligation OF the sabbath.
Tie object OF this American sabbath IN lou i-
10 preserve the American sabbath as day OF
rest a worship. General memi crs-these
shall cOusi,t OF al members OF al bodies aux
Hilary 10 this union an1 such individuals as
shall 81, ufy IN writing their approval u the
TLsroport Of the Nominating Committee
wa. then submitted and ADOPTED. I he Oflicc1-
named are as flows, Pre- ldent, Colonel 81
lot 4. Sh0l ard; recording secretary, Rev. u.
Z. Lord, Of ll!s.; ge eIal secretary ana on
the publications hey. J II. EnJwies Of New
ark. y. j. They " ere elected. X. y Put ee
o. New York, Wss Gle ted trta5ulpr, aud the
following members OF the Executive LOWmit-
tee were appointed; Rev. W. I. Cfat :, hey.
Paine Of New Work, Rev. Dr.. ". }. X Jayl, 1
IT Newark y. J.; Rev. Or J. I. tfder of Aew
YUrE, Robert !. Cutting Ct New York. In
commenting upon a vacant place ~ the EA-
ecutlye Commute, Nj ii. Hickey suggested
that the Catholic Church bs represented.
he name OF Cardinal u bOUDs was sug-
gestet, and also that or Rev. Do. McCOlgan.
the Vicar geLe al Ot the diocese Baltimore.
The III 81 named ~as 10 voted upon, and tie
latter being nominated was eiected. Nj.
seattle good ~ Philadelphia, member or the
Society OF Friends. Rev. Dr. Conrad. the edi-
Ty Ter, OF the Free VIII Baptsts, ~cre also eI-
CCtcd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
INyEsIIGAIINo rHE TRUSTS.

How the "C0nspiracors" Do Their Work.
NEW YORK. December Ie-Tbe ccmmittse
appolntei by the state senate 10 investigate
trusts. met to-day IN the Supreme Court 70
continue its hearings.
Nr. T. B. Ihurbor was .he first witness. lie
said there were two organizations Of grocers in
T. city, the wholesale OrJcers' Assol iatiYu
Of New York ana vicinity, aud the New ork
state Wholesale GrOcers' Associa ton, They
w,re formed for the purpose OF regulating
prices and making rules nor carrying Un the
frade. he said that the articles considered by
the association, 50 far were Cocoa, sugar and
baking powder. The men bois agreed q sell
ouiy Ut certai prices. There was no penalty
attached 20 selling at rates below the AssU-
cations rates. Ar. Thurber admitted
that he price OF fenued sugar had
been advanced one and One-half cents
per pound since the formation OF the Susar
Trust. Any member OF the Wholesale Grocers'
Manufacturers GU side tho Sugar Trust
Nr. IhurOer said there was talk or the
formation Of National Wholesale 6rocers'
Association. and hls belief was before May lst,
isse. such IT. 81 would be formed.
Mr. John stanton. sccf0tai and treasurer OF
the Lake Superior and other mining COM
pQnies, was tue n 1t wi ness.
He said toe company he represented made
an agreement With the tren syndicate IN
April last 10 furnish them with all The cOppl T
produced for the term Of two year, and eight
months. since the agte meut the price Of
CO per In this country had advanced To about
i cents per pound. They were compelled 70
deliver copper NJ rates hxec by the syndi ate
tbs French syndicate practically controlled
the copper market MIR Charles Halph, cop
per broker, gave similar testimony 70 Ar.
Stanton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

The funeral of Mrs. Layinia McCaw,
wife of the late William r. McCaw,
whose death was announced In yeste.'
days TINES took place yesterday morn
ing from ST. Paups Church, and was
largely attended by the relatives aud
friends of that most estimsble lady.
The beautiful aud solemn funeral
services of the church were. II possible,
rendered still more impressive by solo
Nearer my God to Thee" sung by Mr. (.
II. Cloves, Of Williamsburg, who sang
the beautiful selection at the special
request OF Mrs McCaw.
The interment took place at Holly
wood. The psll.bearers were; From
WILLIAMSBURG c. p. Armistead, Mr.
II. d. Cole, Mr.. John II. Mercer, DR.. Gar
lick, Captain Trevilllan, Mr J. 3. G.
Spencer and Mr. Wslter II. Barry
From Richmond-Nessrs. John Light
foot, James Fox, Blair Pe.ram, T. A
Brsnder, George McAdams, Clifford
Bridges and Macon Martin.
A number OF friends o, the deceased
lady came up from Williamsburg to pas
their last tribute OF respect to her mem
Ory,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
THE OTFERToRY
THE NEW REPUBLIcAN PAPER.
What It's Promoters Hope to Do.

what Its Promoters Hope to DO.
A meeting Of the incorporaiors OF the
O4fl00t Publishing Company, the names
OF whom were published In the TINES
the day after the charter incorporating
the company was obtained met IN the
Office Of the president, State Senator
Marcus L. Lloyd, OF Manchester, yester-
day 1t about l2 o'clock. The corpora.
tors elected themselves the Board OF
Managers.
The TIMES reporter saw Mr. Lloyd.
He stated tn answer 20 questions that no
one had been elected or appointed 10 pO-
sitions on the paper. Mr. William G..
Elan OF course would be the edit0r-iu-
chief. Mr Elan will name his assistants
and the Board of Managers will confirm
them, aud for this purpose the Board
will have a called meeting within the
next ten days in his Office lie could not
tell who would be elected business man
ager OF who would be employed.
How about subscription to the stock =
"We have the positive assurance Of
sos, 900. and intend to have subscription
lists sent around"
"Wnl Il be asking too much 10 say
where that $4,000 comes from ?"
Il can't answer that question as II
would be giving private business away"
at comes from Virginian thoughy
"Ye-es." speaking slowly, "yes, from
Virginia"
From Petersburg ~
"Cani tell you"
What Is the object OF the paper |"
Nothing but a business investment.
Those interested put in money with The
hope of making q readable paper"
"Are you buying out some city paper,
or will you establish and purchase your
own planty
I'VE have received a proposition from
oity paper and the consideration of the
same was referred to me, and the accept
ance Of the same was left 10 me. viii
decide upon the proposition in a day or
two. II 1t is cheaper TO buy the plant of
an existing paper than to buy new one,
We will buy It. We will not do so other
wise. You can say that we do lot In
tend TO buy out the good will OF any
DaDer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

F.rard OIcred for an Incendiary-
Pardon Grauted-sentonoe Commuted--
cshiuct Notes.
Oa a,ls night OF the Sd OF December
fe .swml, grlstmil and cotton gin
ranl ly Mr. j. William Ridley in
southampton county. was fred and
frci by some person or party un-
trrel. On recommendation OF The
e,nmlnwe,iihs attorney Of Southamp.
Don county, Governor Lee yesier.
f.e issued proclamation offering 500
r.asrl for DE arrest aud conviction of
ths offenders aud requiring ali officers,
-t. sud military, TO do what they can
~ i.tc, iho same
PARDONED
Governor Lee yesterday pardoned Har.
Die. Bl.lin, sentenced on the 9TH day Of
1lre ty me Cumberland County Court
fn 6te yesrs imprisonment i'm the State
reaieulatv for the crime Of burglary.
Ile pardon was recommended by the
loum0nwealih's Attorney aud q num-
h.r q citizens.
COMMITTED
TIE Governor Yesterday commuted the
ilc sentence of John A. Parson, con-
yciei by the Grayson County Court Of
ie'ony on the 4.h cay Of October. 1883,
a-l sentenced 90 nine months ia the
g.. -iy jail
The application for pardon was signed
hf ,lo County Judge the jury and num-
t.- q prominent citizens His sentence
as, commuied 90 two months and ten
days
John F Chapman. Sheriff Page
county, brought 20 the PenitentiaIy yes
rrlsy David b Priniz, 10 serve d term
of one year Tor stealing from the
Tgsc4'
rlo following were al The Capitol yes
feflay 4. q. Auun, treasurer Of Bed
fo a county r. + Daniel. treasurer of
Prince George county T. A SobTell, ex-
.rl8slIeT 0i Southampton county; W G..
Nler, treasurer of R.ppahannock
4nty, j f. Gillian, treasurer or Ches-
aeld county " l. Bridgefort Com
missioner of The Revenue Of Lunenbnrg
county; j. M Curtis. treasurer OF War
Rick county, and William Lscky, treas.
lIsI II York county.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
MRS. LANGTRY IN LUCK.
She Gets Free "Ad" By Fire In Her
Theatre.

OsWEGO. y. Y, December l2-A large audi
once comprising the most prominent people
u The city gathered at the Academy Il Music
tonight 10 see Mrs. Lanstry IN " As Ia : Look
ing Class" The curtain was about 70 ascend
on the last act when there was a. alarm Of
ire from fhe rear OF the ball, and almost ifa-
metateiy thick clouds OF smoke pun. Up
through a large Tegi5te In ihs maiu aisle.
I he audience HFOs pahlc-stricken a q snrged
toward the exits. People b gau cllmhin over
seats and pressing iowa ihr uisle5, and a
fughuul crush seemed imminent. At the
IT st aiarm the orchestra te1du PLAYING, aud
several cool headed meu spring upon the
gtage shD TED mat there Wa nu daDsef and
called upon the people 10 pass out quietly.
DOIe Of Others mounted chairs 4 various
parts Ot the room, and ged the people 10
KEEP cool. This had wonderful effect. The
excited thfonE stopped and tunnel back fOl
their wraps and TuOuCrs. IN two minutes the
theatre was Oleg cd without accident, just ~
flames spIuug up through the door directly IN
front Of he mdit entrance. The people who
first rushed Olt sent IN an alarm from the
nearest box and the speedy arrival
q the dremcn and OF many if.ends or tue
people IN the audience added greatly tc
the excitement Tie IRE was soon eXtin-
l1Iished. IL OriNnate1 ln au Oferheated fur
mace under the .CBfer Isle near tie main en-
tIauce. Mrs. Langtry rctaiLed her presence
II I2iud. ordered The removal OF her wardrobe
ana !rft by way ofa rear entrance, taking re-
fug5 IN IL adjacent restaAaut.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
BRIEF TELkGRAMj,

NEv YORK. December l2.,-Tte Board Of
Directors of tie Western Union TIE egrapa
Company TO day declared deyidend for the
quarter Of IL per cent. payable January IL.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Rabbi Levi,
who vas arrested IN Chicago, and brought here
% chaTse OF obtaining morteaxe notes by
fraud was tried today and acquitted, the jury
not leaving the box.
COLUMBIA. y. C.. December H.-Ihe Legs
lsture In Joint session to-day reelected VI. Z.
Butler as United States senator The yote
was unanimous, except that three cclored
member or the Houso vcied Tor l. Z. MIL. T,
ths defeated candidate Tor Congress iu the
Seventh tOr black district.
BIRMIS0HAn. Ala, December I2.-The corO-
ners Jury IN the Hawes murder case 10 dav
returned q verdict that Mrs. 'awes and the
glfl May came 10 their death az the bands OF
r. 4. Hawes, and that Albert Patterson and
Fannie Brs ant were accom- Ices.
Two more warrants were to-day Issued
charging Sheriff Smith WITH muf1er. and ne
Is again IN Jail. The prosecution Try 10 pre-
vent bis release on btil.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
ITALIAN IN rIGRAIION.
The Pope Commits Them to the Especial
Care OF a .eriean Bishops.

ROME, December p-The Observatore
Romano publishes the Pope's letter TO the
American Bishops ie atiVe 70 the care o.
Italian em2rants 10 the United states Hls
holiness deplOfes the fact that mans Italian.
are forced by Poverty e emigTate from their
native nd only 70 md themseiv' ia a worse
position than ever Great danger he saws
attends their souls both on the voyage and on
their arrival owing 20 the difficult, or theft
neeti priests who are able % speak the
the Propaganda 10 study carefu ly the two
told question, how 10 promote their religious
ana material we faro. and informs the Ameri
can hiewrch that II has been decided by the
Propaganda 20 send priests from Italy q
America 10 minister 10 the nee ssities of
Italians arriving there. His holiness Gays he
would be pleased II the American Bishops
would facilitate the task OF these priests by
suggesting appropriate changes I'm their sacred
duties 70 meet the exlgencies Of theig special
work
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
AFTER YELLOW JACK,
General Resolution Of Thanks,

General Resolution OF Thanks.
wAsHTsoTos, D. C., December l2.-surgeon
Porter at Jacksonville, reports that Is houses
were fumigated sud 0)3 were inspected yester
day.
The Board Of Health Of Acchua county,
Fla. ha> passed and forwarded 10 DoctoI )
Hsmlton and Martin the following resoll.
tiOus
Resoived, That We gratefully acknowledge
the very eficeut and timely a.slstanc.
rendered this board and be people Of Gaines
lie by Surgeon General Hamilton OF Mari G
Ho pItli service tnr ugh iis representative,
assed Assistant Martin OF the rnited States
Navy and VIC would call the att. ntion OF the
Department az Washington 10 the marked
AGILITY VI Doctor Martin in his manag ement OF
yellow fever evidenced by the success which
bas az ended his efforts In our behalf"
YELLOW FEVER BULLETINS DISCONTINUED.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. December I2-Yel!ow
feve bulletins were discontinued by the BoarC
Or Health to-day No new cases have bee
reported within the city for the past sever
days Aoout-1 refugees returned TO-DAY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
A. L. s A. NJ
AnpsAi Mssring of the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia.


Virginia.
The Grand Lodge, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons, met in annual session
at The Masonic temple, Saint Alban's S
Hail, Yesterday Grand Master Daink'
ard made the report for the past year,
showing the order In the Stvte at large
10 be in fine working condition.
Business OF interest only 10 the craft
was transacted throughout the day. and
las, night the following grand officers
were elected.
Grand Master, Il. T. Craighill, Of
Lynchburg; Deputy Grand Master, G
ri. Jordan, OF Smithdeld; Grand Senior
Warden, J. Howard Wayi, of Siaunton
Grand Junior Warden, W. II. Pleassnts'
of Hollln's Institute; Grand Treasurer
William T. Allen. of Richmond Grand
Secretary, William B. lsaacs, OF
Richmond. Grand Senior Deacon
Mann Page, of Brandon; Grand
Junior Deacon, J. Z. Fitzgerald o'
Farmville Grand Chaplain, G. W. Dan'
of Danvllle; Grand Pursutyant, }. A
Cosby OF Richmond Grand Steward
William Krause OF Richmond Crane
Tiler, w. Q. Wilkinson Of Richmond.
The Lodge was In session until q lat
hour last night, having been called fron
labor 10 refreshments at about II O'CLOCK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
THE PRESIDENT, NOMINATIONS.
Republican Senators In Favor Vi Hang
ing Them tp."

WAsaIySTo.-, o. C., December s.-It IS
understood that ,ne Republican Senator'S have
agreed 70 "hod Up certain nominations sent
10 the senate By the PTas;ient at the present
sess on Of Congress until March 1, when there
viii be vacancies ia Offices fr President Har-
rlson 70 MI without tho necessity Of removing
any one. IL y even il that the Republican
Senators will adopt tho policy OF hanging
up" All Of the NOMINATIONS now before the
senate or g. be sent IN by the President ~
this essiOn Of Congress.
= Republican Senator said this morning
that II was hardly kelly, however, that this
plan would DO followed a. the treatment Of oil
nominations. il might he said, be wise for
the Republican Senators 20 refuse % confirm
nominations 20 life fees II any vacancies on
the BEN h shOu occur, but u viii be as easy
for President HARRISON to make removals Is ~
fiu ready-made vacancies in other offices.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
The virginia Bible Society.

The report Of the Virginia Bible So.
ciety at It's late monthly meeting showed
that the society was doing 8 good work
by distributing Bible and Testaments
both by sale and gift. Appeals are con
stantly coming In from all parts OF the
state showing there are many who have
no, the Bible and are not able TO buy IL
Appeals from several sources were or
dered TO be supplied. Il Is hard TO esii
mate the good that is being done by this
society, aud It needs aid from our be
neyolent citizens 10 enable It to meet the
demands on 1t for disseminating The
truth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
A Texas Holocaust.

MOUNT PLEASANT. Tex, December IA
dispatch from Cookvllle gives the outlines Of
a terrible affair that occurred there yesterday
At. O'Clock YESTERDAY morning tho residence
OF John X. Kiug was burned rad King, b,s
wife and SIX children we're burned 70 death. ]!
was thought that the nrs was incendiary an1
that SOME Of the victims were murdered. Ihe
bodies OF the eight ylct ms were kon from
the ruins ana buried IN one grave. The family
recently came from Alabama,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
A BAsELEsS hUMOR.
An Empioye Of shelby's Cisous HepoTte'
Killed.

An Empioye OF Shelby's CiEous Reported
Killed.
There were certain rumors ahost In
this city Just after the Shelby circus
stranded about a killing that had been
committed, which rumor were inyesu-
gated by a TINES reporter al the time
and the rumor found baseless.
These rumors have lately reached Bal.
limore, and yesterday Major Poe, Chief
of Police, received letter, Of which The
following Is a esrbatim copy.
BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1883.
To the CAtsfQf Police Of Rietm0Hd.
SIR.-I have heard rumor that Jacob
Waddlll, an employee Of Shelby's circus,
was shot and killed. If there Is any
truth In IL will you please lei me know
and where he Is buried so | can get bis
body Oblige his aunt,
MKs L. A STONE,
1924 Riggs Avenue
Baltimore
The Chief told the reporter that he
knew of no killing around this neighbor'
hood, aud his opinion was that there was
no foundation whatever for the report.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
CABLE FLASHES.

PARIS. December i2.-5eyeral newspapers
assert that II the Panama Canal proves a
failure the government will Introduce a bill
IN the Chamber OF Deputies enabling the coul-
pany % meet its engagements. 4 new cOm-
pany will then purchase the canal.
BERLIN. December l2-Emper0r william
has ordered that none OF the Imperial servants
shall wear moustache. This 4 simply re-
newal OF the order Of the late Emperor VIII
Lam / % the same effect.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
psuroad Trusts W Tariff Trusts,

CHIcAGo, December BIN an interview
upon the subject OF tho interstate Commerce
law last night Chairman Cooley, Of the inter-
State Commerce Commission, said fne
commission not only fayors the retention OF
every revision or the law As II now stands,
but desires thar 10 be made stto ger. he
could SEQ no difference between fari1 pro-
tected trusts aud railroad truats, and both
were a enace 10 the welfare OF the country.
In resisting the law and refusing 10 carry Il
out the railroads placed themselves on q
level With the Anarchists"