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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
CAgADIAH AsNE1ATIoS.
4 Resolution Authorizing tho Pgosiasnt
20 Negotiate.

= kttOiHfftu kfsS
TO Negotiate.
wAsarSGIos, December la-ar Butter,
worth introduced in the house 10 day iolnt
resolution suthouAng the President to nego-
tlate With refer nee 10 unity and assimilation
With the United statss Of the Dominion Of
Canada one or more provinces thereof. The
preamble 10 the rosolutiop, aifer recifing thzt
tb, citizens OF Cansda and tle lnife1 -tat55
are lue race, lineage, history ana trad ton,
and tnAt tho Mmercisl relations between
the two countries nave been strained H1d IN
naturally crRmpel, OWING 70 the Inability OF
the TWO governments to establish Il pT per
syst II " international trade, declares a. iOs-
i0.sf
Resolved by the Senate the House cOncurlng
and House OF Representatives. OF hc Julte1
: ates. IN Z ngreos assembled, that the Pre-l
dent DO, sud DC j. hereby auth r.zet ana IN
powered invite negotiations looking - ne
assimilation ana unity ~ iEe people Dl tue
Dominion ol Canada aud the United States.
ation 10 to based ugon the admis-
slne ot tie several province
Of the Dominion. or any one or them into me
Onion OF states, upon the same toTAia aud
equi.ity with the seyeta! state
CON 0si8g the UllCn, and the assumption b.
the uniied States Of the indehielnesz Of tho
Dominion of Canada, or just proportion
thereof. and such ther eQultsoe terms aud
Q motions as justice 70 tue high contracting
par les may demand, and
Re,olyed further, with 4 View 70 such 8
negotiation, I al the Pr slienl iuvitc the ap
pOlnfment OF commissioners By the govern
ment Ot Great Britain and the Dom nic-
OF Canada 70 consider the wl ooc
and expedlency Of set llng and adjusting
all controversies and difference which now
exist bstwss tee Two Govsrnmc ats growiu.
ou. o. ths n.herles o. OthefWiso by SUCH B
unioa, aud assilnilatet as f. hereinbetOre sug
gested, with the whole OF any province or ans
gotiatiOns O. be cOnduc oil with due regard iC
the am! able relations which obtain tetweeI
Great Britain aud the United states and tht
Qbligati i0us Imposed thereby. ihe re- OiUtlOl
WAS referred 10 tho Committee on Foieigi
Affairs
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Moore sQa'1-t ibe City OF Richmond
f.-m the Circuit Court OF The city Of
T-.mond kGrmei, Judge Lewis DO
l.g,rnE tls opin!0d
NcCsu.l nrsinsi the CITY Of Mauches.
,er-isam tbe CorpoTauoE CouTi of The
crr of Manchester. hcVersea. Judge
Faaterov delivering The opinion, judge
Hinton dissenting sud Judges Lacy sud
leui. concurriug iH ,he opinion. Judge
Ricl.s1s0r did no, sil in the case.
M0rds sgsiast the Virginia Slate IN
r1rsucs CoupeaY and otAers-irom The
llsncery COau If tAe city of Richmond
Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering the
og mon.
Bs.yin against the City Of H.chn1rd-
.,ou TIE Cir uii COun ~ The city OF
H.c.uond. Affirmed. judge Lacy de.
..ya-.ls the opinion, Judges Faurtie
Jos au. Clinton c0ncurriug m the result
tli iissse1ted from the opinion SO far as
it susl aimed Tie Circuit Court in the in
siucii0ns given the jary.
tucker and Oiher. against Sandiige
cufat0r-flom the Circuit Court OF Am
herll county Reversed, Judge iiichard'
son delivering the opinion.
The court adjourned until the January
term
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OVER THE WIRES.
Current Events Of In
tereSt at Home and
4 broad.
iSyEsTICATION OF 1HE SUGAR ASD
OTHER TRUsIs.
Foreign sud Domestic kilograms.

Nrw ToRK, December l3-The sltiIags Of
the stato Senate Trust Committee were re
sumel this morning. Henry s. Henry. IN the
commission business 10 this city for t number
of years, stated that there Was an Or en- market
ia raw susas 10 this city previous % the cstab~
Ishmen; of the sugar Trust. When thssuRar
trust was C. abllsbei It became the
ouly purchaser Of raw sugar n
he market lie thought the pronts
d the trust were vosy high. The pr fits were
reasonable before the pI.ce wa pa up. But
e. 9 consumption Ot sugar had been reduced
by reason u this trust
Secretary 5earles ~ the Sugar Trust said
there were Fix rehueries now running Tea
. u been stopre .. The sioppage had been Or
lerf1 by fbv - ards 2 each company not by
the dire tors OF the Trust. Perhaps the latter
had offered advice on the subject The stop
pa.e was On account OF the state OF the mar
ket. The production and consumption OF SUI
gar had bo / increased sllcc the trust was
form ID.
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MoSsIGSoa PERsICo's cEPoRr.

Irish Anairs from Religious standpoint
RoME. December l3 The report OF NonsiS-
nor Persioo, the special Papal envoy to Ire
land. Is almost completed. Ia II he refers 10
the anomaly OF tue governing aushorl-
ties In Ireland. and asserts thai all Irish Pro.
festants are lll-tiiposef toward tataolio- Iho
p pe he believes. can d. mn IA tte dlfec-
tlon of restoring g00t feeling IL lfelaag PiO
yidei that he Is able 80 GOWN As 4il.4 lpns
the English Government. Tho people must Oe
taught 10 separat political itom mora
O e ton, and must moi serve asan instIuInen. I.
In the han OF those VINO, under tue pfetett
Commit act. which a contrary 10 morality.
Mgr. Per.lcO blttery 3 dlsapproyes OF Oot COT
ting. but DE le es that the political aspiration ;
OF tn risn must be satisfied peIVfe peace '~u
be restored.
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At the Capitol.

Governor zee yesterday issued reQui-
stiion on the Governor Of North Carolina
for the rendition of lohE r Ellington,
charged with felony. lie Is nOg con
fined in the county Jail Of Wentworth
county \ G.
The following prominent gentlemen
were at the Capitol yesterday j. Booth,
treasurer Of Northumberland county
Il. +. Daniel ireaauger of PRINCE George,
J. W. Wood, sheriff Of Buckingham +.
A Forbs, county clerk of buckingham :
W. l. Gravely, treasurer Of Henry county;
Arista Hoge, treasurer of stanton; /
I. Smith, deputy sheriff Of Montgomery
county; j. W Repass, treasurer OF
Wylhe county, and J. b. Fitzgerald, COM
missioner of the revenue for Louisa
county.
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HESRICO COUNTY.


For the last several weeks there have
tesn e lowed 10 remain at the coraef Of
Moshv aud Venebie and al the corner OF
Pickett and Venable streets a pile OF
rocas pulled up and piled up by the city
for making sewer connections and never
replaced. They have been reported by
ihe yigilsnt police as obstructing sae
stree, and as being dangerous 10 lie and
limb
Tie city which requires private ci'
zsss 70 replace rocks and stones when
dug 10 to make gas, water and sewer
corrections can have no excuse Tor her
ova failure toldo 81. The TIAss reporter
va esked by al oGlcer 10 call attention
- sf q f~offnr
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me Ss-r nrnnche..er hallway.

The Manchester Railway and Improve
r-sat Company, the owners OF the street
railway line which runs now from Mayo 5
Bndge up Fourteenth street 10 Marshth'
AL hence 20 BOwe street. have been I'M
proyiug their track and are still at H.
Tae present improvement Consists Of
the substitution of groove rails on cures
in place OF the Cat rails used on straight
irack The necessity for groove ralis
BAD become apparent when ihe cars began
20 run up Fourteenth street. Ihey
lave been laid on Main and Cary streets,
sud - gar uD Fourteenth rs Franklin.
The groove iron for lhe track crossing
Efsnklln ana Ross street IS lYiog along
the roadway ready for being laid -Four
cas- lgo each way, were running yes'er'
DAY n
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TUE BtRnfNGHAM DISTURBANCE.
fhe State Troops Ordered H0me-ouiet
FreXnIIlf T.

fhe State Troops Ordered Home-ouiet
PrevaiIii e.
BIRaISGHAM, Ala. December l3,--TAs State
troops have all gone home. and only d few
deputy shshna Gro now guarding the county
laL. All exoltem II has passed away and no
apprehension Is felt u any outhfeaa
The 90 oner's Jury 10 ihvcstilats tho shoot
ing Saturday ? light met TO-DAY aHd mo session
was Consumed IN tho examination VI Mayor
Ih0mps0n He said th be dii not cOus der
the crowd d moi, "a Ugh many ~ them wanted
10 Is nch hawes. tie thought many were
present out OF clrlOsity. Ho thought that
twenty five determined Officers could have
driven the crowd ftOm lhe mouth OF the alley
leading 10 the juil without blo9rshei. lie
says the officers fired FIRST. and he could not
say whether any shOfs were nrcd hy tue
lr ,wd OF not lie was To- Tar away 10 Dc sure
OF this iu the excitement. The county cnm-
missiouers 10 day notified fhe coroner. ana
iRry nat they w9uld not pay the cost ~ The
Investigation, and u WAS decided o. continue
II by private subscription. The commissioners
have no announced their feasOns OF Ietus ug
TO- pay tue cost of the investigation.
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.
The Cashier aud His Assaiisnt Fatally
SHOT,

sAs FRAScrsco. Cal. December B.-Two
Strangers from Arizona this morning entered
tue san Bcrusudino National Bank. one Of
them presented check 10 tie cashier. :. Il.
Morse. and asked him 10 cash II. The stter re-
fused, saying that be would have 70 be iionti-
lied. Some words fCilowed. when the straug,f I
drew revolver ant shot More through the
body The latter returned the ire aud iut
two bslls into bis as-aianr. SIX OF seven shots
were bred n all. The two strangers ran out
were arrested aud lodged a jail. II - thought
Morse ami hi as 5ailant Will b IN die. II is BE-
ieve1 that the men entered the bank VITA tue
design Of robbery.
Tue mau whJ sboi ca hlor Morse ia Joan
Gases, who has worked on the railway here
about mon y. His companion was deputy
sheri1 from a pooua, aud bad nothing % 90
with thr shooting Wnep Cakes presenter
tho check AMI worse said lie co ii not ca.l II
with Ut identification Nak's said III make
you" and lrcd. More returned the hre, aad
aiHe 81 9ts were oAebapgc1. Aofle Was snvt
10 the ungs aud lied soon afterwards Oakcs -
not seri0u.ly hurt. oHkes Tas ecent IN az
Insane As5lum 10 Nevada, I'D Ayiieians sAy
hs IL "a sane now. Morse wa3 popalzI citizen
ue leaves 4 wife.
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The Demooratlc caucus of the HousS %.
night al ter long discussion on the terrltoiia.
admission QUESTION, Ta-sed resolutions favor
ing the elmlssl Of Dakot4 as one or two
states, as tho people or the two pforotei
statss NAV hereafter determlnei also favnltng
early legislation for the admission OK washing
ton. AuatanR aul New MeE.eo.
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wouAN's WORK IN BOSTON.
The ladies Eutb busiastic over Their Vie


The ladies Iutb usiastic over Their VIC
tory.
boston, December l3.-A large meeting was
held this afternoon ia fremont Temple under
the spices Of the Loyal Women Of America
u etoice over the result of the recent mu-
uicipal election. Ms c. ?. Nichols skresided'
and the audience WIS composed almost Of wo-
men. Inc principal speakers were Ars. ". L.
shepard. Rev j. b. Dunn, Rev. y. NJ. Gray
Rev. Elijah Hoar. ReY Edward Everett Halo
ana j. u SA.1ucr. Tho speakers AL praised
Tie work performed by tie women in electin2
membera uf Tie ~ lCOl Board VINO lnes
CLAIMED will soc that our pubic SCHOOLS are
conducted 90 nOn-partl5an priacirlt 3. ..-
Argument in favor 0f prmpt ahn euel 1--WE
scticn by friends Of the public schools, Mbleh
ave b, come 81 familiar through the dN US
sion Of the question during the ctmpalg ,, were
ne Gated, and [ lo meeting was very ehihusiAs
tie. . ,,.
lf the doxoloJv, "Fial3e Col nom whom ali
blessings How This We ng there was nu-
other inrge gathering in the Temple Tor the
SAME purpose, when -peernes tue sAthe
tenor as those Of the after 0un were in5ts o
Rev A. j Minor. tuOmas W. Bee kWchi Kew
Poillp :. A0xOm ana Ihohas J. Emory
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TIE WHITE CAPS AGAIN

NUfuuIIIIHs
TOLEDO. Ohio, De ombeT lA-Ihe White
Gays have been Goa mltung more outrage in
tue Woinity II this city Wood county L the
place whef tho idest outrsges have been
enacted. A man by the name Of Martin had
been notified By I White laps nat # he die
not 90 10 work and support his family he
would be punished. On Tuesday evening,
while oR his way home, 10 Oxioated he was
seized aud carried by masked Uen and lashet
with beech swit chcs. a mSa named
Miller received severe lasDing
from the whire Caps for the same
canse Is Martin suffered. Notices were sent
70 several RESIDENTS of Foste ia, week ago,
aud IbseQueut q ssaeral nolot adaItssel
trees IN front Of Ex Governor Fosters resi-
ienoe and 10 yards OF ot6er prominent eil2eni
On TuesdaJ night a band Uf them mounted.
dashed through the town and Disappeared u
the woods
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QUEER TRAGEDY IN PIIrsBURG.
An Anarchist shoots His seventh Wife and
Then Commits Suicide.


PTTIsBuRG. December 3-Hr urY Land
,eidel, q teel worker Of AlIeghauy City, oom.
mitted suicide this morning alter attempting
e Kill his vile, The couple have not been
living happily together, and tbs morning
auarreIIed al breakfast Mrs. Landseldel lett
the tab and W q e. the cellar for wood 5ho
Was followed by her husband, who Cred two
shots at her one Of them slightly wouadin =
her In tns enpe He then PLACED the reyOl-
yer 20 his head and blew his brains out.
LandseIdel was prom nently identlncd with
the Anarchists OF this section, and h "a been
married seven times. al or his wives being
awe. The present Mrs. Lan1seiiel was neIce
II the late Arch blot Wlmmer. OF 81. Vim
cents abbey. There l. an air of mystery sur.
rounding this mornings shooting, and the
police arc not satisfied wiih the ~omsu's sto-
ry. She says that one Of the shots took eileci
In her right side. but there Is 10 hole In hel
dress where the bullet Is alleged 20 have assoc
through. There Is a slight abrasion ot th'
skin. however. and the Two bullets were foun,
lol ged In the cellar wall.
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FoRI WAYNE, Ind, December ia sc6f'
fold upon which stood four employees n the
Ross foundry. while erecting smokes'ack at
the Jenny I ectric Light Works. fell yester-
day afternoon. Three OF ileW clutOhoa NE
scaIfOld IN the story below and were saved.
John + Waldo, a totier naker, feii eighty-tWo
feet to the ground. Nearly every bone IN hi2
body was broken, aud hs wiz a!e,
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NEW TRANPs IN Town.
o.. c.t, Oosrrun with AbIe-Bodied Beg.
cars.

Tho ri,g was Infested with new iyamps
f.,p ,pr,rhi Citzoas were accosted 0y
.-1. Al al corners, sud one gentleman
,... tl,t he bsi net as many as ten OF
,t,n While passing from Fourth and
S-., iO Main street. All were able.
fellows. asking for assistance,
~. everyone was fully able 70 earn at
T-.., enough money t0 buy food. As toe
,.l. rel breasts come South In the win.
,--erl reiuru North in The spring so these
...,t binds - prey Invariably, at his
....,u leave ihe bleak inhospltable North
= shelter in Che balmy sunny South
e..-ss danger Of su attack from yellow
d h.. passed. Next spring they will
I'll .lai lle.r luxurious constitutions
y demand g retreat from ihe eucrya'-
t,s elects 0f tho Southern beat. aud We
vI lien have suot-or influx OF them as
tt.t weni 'hdr Wy back TO their
\ .heI1 homes
a. ihe mcan i.me ii would be well for
.t..- 10 Glade lae ewes Of an ylgilsni
r.fcc. for If caught Justice Cfuichdeli
efl compel them 90 shs,o the dust OF
Slt hospllsb.e clay, fIon il1ir feet in
tTtuty-four hours
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N0RfoLK. Va. December l3-Ihe schooner
SIS Church, hound 70 SortolS, light nom Cape
Charles, went ashore In TUESDAY nights storm
between Lynnhaycn Bay and Ocean View.
Captain Tmuk EnOch. Mate james Harris and
tNO POrtugesc sailors. amed Joseph and An
tonic, weIe lost. o anuel Murcia, one OF The
crew. saved himself bg swimming ashore.
The vessel belonged 10 New london. Conn.
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DISASTROUS COTTON FIRE


SAVANNAH. Ca December l2--Ihe lnglesoS
warehouse. containing 900 bales Of cotton
was burned TITS aite noon with the contents
The total loss Is over 500 go. Ihewarehoose
which belonged to the Central Railroad Com
panv. was fully Insured as aso was tue o0t
ION. The cotton was mostly owned py p.a.t
era in tho interior on tue state. be efiFii
- tne Az /. unsn0wn. The burned puildlnl
ass one row separated by tnick me wells
They were all IL dspge. loT seYeEa! nouIs' pu
were saved.
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AMERICAN LAson FEDERATION.
Declaration Of Var Against the Knight
Of Labor.

81. Loris, no, December l3-Tbs ADeri-
can Federation Convention to day
adopted resolution declaring that has been
demonstratod dctnnent 10 the interest oi
labor 10 havs moro than one organ
ixaiion IN a trAts This was E'cptei az
ter consider bic discussion. and the precedent
thu, established that no two OrganiZalous IN
any Quo trade would be received into the ed
eTarfou. Thls looks IKE declaration Il war
0n the knights OF ADor, The CONN llleo ON
stIike assessments reported IN favor OF recon-
mending the matter CT sstahly1.us strike
fund I the p1puar vote or National. iLser-
national aud local unions affected wtn tne
Fejerstion. the matter 70 be submitted im-
nediatel, afr adjournment OF tne conven'
ton. II idopted per capita tax Oi two cents
on each member 10 good sanding IL 10 b.
Levied After long dlscussiJn the recon
ueujBgi0u was adopted.
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BreadstuR. Exported.

wAsHrorov. december Ia-BFeadsiuE's, s,'
,ortsA from the United states during the month
Or November aggregated N value s''l W.
ooetcet se997U 10 November, 1857 and tor
80 81 ve, Ia nihs 4 the gear eniinK WIN
E0ycnlDsr the exports ne valued AZ slv1,n.,.,.
i5-agalnst sli-Vls0I' for the sleNsn MOI
- oA I'd. arr it, r. valued az sS e-sKlo- aust
sts. bales. valued 1t Jsl,5si.ic5' curing NO
,embes last yeaI'
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LoYpoS, December iA-lDs Ianaslu Hrs
Il has reason to believe the report that OtinAn Z
Dixua has written letter IL which be s'a'eo
that tn Mahdrs forces would ultimately
bg successful oaEng tt op'u,SS.
frfs r1c1 uut nied aPain-t ta~iT leader a.
deI1yerrd d hia INTO be hsrts o; the comnail,a-
er ~ the 5lahdi troops together WitA NH.'S
traveller who was probably Stanley'
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The Panena Canal Company on the verge
Of BANKRUPTCY.

Lo,pos, December 1.-THE Dsiiy News
PARIS conespodde says that VI. Charles De
Les,eps announced at the oaaoe Of the Pan
am, canal Comuany to-day thar only tlsi:;W
- The con- uanys bonds had h9en suoscupcd
or.sud therefore he would besi re- urnilS
~ money aeposned for tho to-moEfow
wv faihers remarks s. stsTuay, ne .ala
'were das 70 a report when Aals tng G :. :
Affairs of the company
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james River valley Immigration society.
Alta general meeting Of the Grain and
Cotton Exchange. held Wednesday. De
cember 18th, Messrs. T. II. Wyles, I. W
Wood, John 5 Hall, d. Il. Noryell and
II. Il. sOmeryile were appointed com
miiiee on the part of the grain trade &c
si,end the meeting OF the society to be
held at the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce on Friday, December l4th, al
&.30 O'Clock pm.
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KASsAsc c4y No December ll-The sheriff
aud earoAer OF this goIuiy waFe cfllei about
twelve miles south q this city Al o'c,poL
last night 20 view the da,d bodies u two men
who were found hanging near q sch00 house,
and take proper acti0r a. fHe matter The
suppCsitiOu Is hat fho anti-h9rse thieT assO
c.atlOu haz bson ingA little work.
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rnrINIoNLtA0rE CLrD
EXPIRES, Iaith ia General Harrison's Ca
ptoity.

ptnllNs
NEW YORK, December l3.-Ihe Union
League Cub tonight adopted resolutions
congratulatIng General Harmon ON his cleo
ton, and expressing" ath IN his capacity 10
select bls own cabinet regardless Of demands
aid. diotation or importantly from any quarter
and cegrecdtng the eAoits pe!Nk NM ~
o partisan services. pecuni4fy contribution,
or local control" II had been expected hy
some that the club would endorse hon.
Warner Miller Tor Secretary or The trc c'-uty
IL is stated by a memhcr thft the ciuu h.d ~ =.
read. sbUwt sticn marked appreciation u Mr.
Millrfis position mat further hcuou WIS
thOugkt - D. supernuOus, whereas there Wa
agefcril feeling that some such expression VI
oUlnlCn as a. lye acted was called TOR.
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BRIEF TELkGRAHS.

sAs Francisco. December l3 Tue missing
whaling vessel, Little Ono, which was ] 81
seen of Cap Lsburne October IS, has been
given ap as lost. She carried crew OF thirty
neither crew nor vessel will ever Ia heard or
axain.
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4 Cengreasman lined.

wAsHiSozos, D. c.. December ia-A large
crowd was a. Pc Ice Court this morning 10 at
tendance on the trial OF Representative Mar
ttu,of Texas. fcr assault committed on George
Harries, su Eyeutus Star reporter. Judge
nArpn. entered plea Of guilty snd wae
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1ospos. December ls.-Sir James tei gus,
,on Secretary, replyl 10 a gue-t1in by LOIu
~, t,2',.,o1inh burchill in the HOu-e ot Commons
to-, to- ighf. sat sinister Phelps mad pre- sen'sa
notice on the ssck,iLe sISiT ,s sssokrIle for T
y ssfafeu.ent. etc Tho c9rr5spOnleuc uce ~ tne
srisIr collA not Dc published until u was CON
Mate.
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Ask your druggist for Browns BroTn
chisl gaIsam. Unexcelled as a remedy
for coughs. colds. bronchitis and all siIec-
sions al The throat and lungs Trade
supplied bs o. W. Lstimer, druggist, soO
Wei Marshall street, Richmond. va
nsie,houe g.
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The Exposition Is over, but The gauze-
door stove and fange that took the hrsi
premiums are for sale 1t ny store on
Governor street slso, slate msnteis,
sronls and CRATES. tenders and gas chan
lellefs. JOUN pONhh9.
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SUFFRAGE PROBLEM N HE SOUTH
All the Alabama Papers Favor az Eduea'
uonsl Qualification.

IVHNI tyNfIII IIlFNlIWFI'
MONTGOMERY. Ala, December ll-The pa
pers Of Alabama FOR the most part strongly
favor tho proposition 70 establish an educa-
tional qualification for voters. The Advertiser.
the Oldest Democratic paper Of the state. has
openly and plainly declared In favor OF e
education question SO has the Selma Times
and Birmingham age Herald All .hs 10 IS
papers that have taken q position .aYor the
ur1p0sitl8n. and IL any opposition is offered
by The press u viii have 10 come fIcm tbr
country weekly papers.
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Balloons for suakim.

Loxpoy, December lS.-seyeral balloons
.o,,,nred with pafachutes have been sent 70
SHstim for u.e cf The garrison ~ iOsS"
tuSSc.
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r,cxsoxyILLE. fla. December is-Neaf'y
10 refugees returned 70 the s1'y to-3"S' Inv
streets are again lively.
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Merit Tells

that DR.. DayId's Cough Syrup Is the very
best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group.
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Price,
25 cents hottle-tve bottles for a dol.
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and select from the lsrgest stock OF
dapdsome holiday pressnss 10 the cry
Owsxs 4 HUoS Dbu0 70
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civ Circuit Court.

Ip this cour, yesterday, Judge Wellfor'
nrssidlng, the suit OF O. j Redfor'
sgsinst RobeEet, sn ass4mpsg suit for
smali amount was dismissed on motion 81
ylaindd 80
In toe SUIT Of the COmmonwea OF
Virginia against sufgener and Others
hn sclion Of debt, an order was enIeled
sel,iDg foiDef judgment aside.
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IT AZ ffe@t
20 sss The handsome display OF holiday
bridal and birthday presents A.
Ortys & MINOR DHgs Co,
- opposite possoaee