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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
HOUSE or COMMONS.
England To Increase Hcr NRvy-lhe
Government Attacked.
TBy Angio-American cable 70 the Dispa'ch.l

GBy Anelo-Americau cable % the Disps;ch.l
LONDON. March I'm the House Of COM
mons to-day Lord George Hamilton. first
lord OF the admiralty, stated that the DELAY
IN supplying the navy with guns was due 10
the failure Of the system OF lining. All the
ships, he said, would be supplied by the end
Of the present year.
Pc stated that the Government proposed 70
build eight first.class mon-oi-wsr Of $4,000
iOns each, and two Of 1900 tons, nine first
class cruisers, twenty-nlne smaller cruisers,
four % the Pandoraty-steel cruisers. and
eighteen nf sharp-shooter type Oi torpedo
vessels. The total tonnage 81 all these yes
seis VIII be $4,000, and The total cost G2l,-
500. 900. He asked that Gl0,O00.o00 BE- sp.
propia,ed from the consolidated fund
Of the proposed Increase OF the navy.
aud that the remainder OF the sum required
be provided for in ordinary estimates. lie
promised that the Admiralty's programme
would be executed within four and bali
yesrs.
Mr.. Goschen. Chancellor Of the Tx
chpQuer. said that the total vote to be asked
for 1889 was Gl,6j0,000, including G26Jo.0O0
FOR the new construction. II was not pro-
posed 10 raise the 10000, Geo asked. which
might he called naval defence funds. by
means Of a loan. The Governments scheme
was 10 equalize the payments over seven
years, imposing 81, i30.000 additional taxa
ton.
Lord Randolph Churchill criticised the
Government for making proposals which
might BE- upheld by secession government.
Lord Charles Beresford complained that
the Government gave DO real reason why
Inst so mauV ships. no more and no less,
should be built. He gave notice OF an
amendment declaring that Englaud's naval
strength ought 10 equsl the nayies OF France
snd OF any other great Powers combined.
The army estimates for 1890 show an increase
Of C597,GO0.
Lord George Hamilton said that 600
900 OF work would be pat out at private
contract, while the remainder would be
done in the Government dOcE.vards. The
scheme most stand or fall a. a whole There
fore he hoped the Opposition would treat
the proposal in patriotic spirit He did
no, think that the proposed naval increase
would induce other nations TO attempt to
rival England IN naval strength, because
England had RETAINED from military rivalry.
Further he did not believe any other Power
was capable OF executing such an extensive
programme in so short tioe.
The Radicals will oppose every stage OF
legislation connected with Lord George
fla ullton's scheme.
Il is,expoeied that Mr. Gladstone will lead
the opposition attack on the Government.
In the House OF Commons to-day Right
sir james Ferguson, Parliamentary Secre-
tary for the Foreign Office. said the Govern
ment had not heard Of any truce being
established between the German Consul at
Apia and Chef MAtaaia, for England, be
said. bad no right TO interfere in the
matter. lie had no doubt that Germany
had treated Maietoa well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
ROBERT A. COGHILL.
DEATH OF ANOTHER wELL-KNowH
AND HoEoRED vIRaIHIAS.
An Able Lawyer and q Distinguished Lsgis-
lator-suit Against Railway Com
pany-Kntsrprise.
Special telegram to the Di,pscn.l

LrScHBuRo, Va, March News has
been received 10 this city OF the death Of
Robert A. Coghlll at his residence, in Gas
gov, Amherst county, which occurred this
morning. Mr.. Coghill was one OF the best
known lawyers and public men In the State.
For more than twenty years he represented
bis county and senatorial district in the lie.
gislature with great ability and distinction,
end always stood in the front rank rs party
leader and at the head OF most important
committees. He was an experienced tacti-
clan and parljamentariau, sud when laws
we're passed under his supervision they
were generally very sound ans stood toe
test OF all the courts. he was successful az
the bar. and never failed TO have IN ample
competency. The deceased was about sky
eight years OF age and had long been in very
delicate health. He leaves no family, but a
large number of relatives aud friends.
George Nave, a fireman on the material
train IN the disaster near Forest lastiall and
who was seriously wounded. las brought
suIt against the Norfolk and Western road
for $4,000 at Liberty. a number OF pa iies
summoned from this city as witnesses were
taken to Liberty to-day.
prominent capitalist said to-day that
there was no doust but q large wo0llen-mill
would be started here In the spring, aud
that be had $4,000 to put into il. There IL
talk Of buying the Liberty mills and moving
them TO this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
gVHE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
CHARIks w. CLARK. fRksIDxsE
BRApsTREEI's RICHMOND OFFICE
10. llgs EAST MAIN SfakkE
Telephone MALL
,u WITTY, superin<aisa.

Tos Richmond once nss moro nan kept ps,s
with tho rapid srosta o. tie cay AID dssel0p-
msnt OF 10 territory tributary tot N0fcr -
tie megN Aauis eonmuasy " has soctloa eli tos
sdyanl<,sss of ssysscra tie superiority " whoa
h FecosIlEod IA every trade ecnIc ot tns civil
izsd World InaI V Is Ia . SPECIAL sense prepared
ta "a Ard sbs insefoal o. 10 locxl istro-s y A.
tssf,a W tue tzcs tnAk u has nov s<f9~< s~lN>w
ss,vsssrsbsss i<ss saS siaiS< Asrsaals< as<asA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
THE TRUNK LINES
10 Pay NO More Commissions on
Tickets.


NEW YORK. March "A meeting Of the
Joint committee which convened At the Office
Of TIE Trunk-Line Association. At No. 3iG
Broad way, Wednesday completed Its abors
to- av. The result Is conveyed In the fol-
lowing preamble add resolutions:
whereas it has been disclosed that
the payment Of commissions IT, the
territory OF the ioint committee on fr.t
and second-class passenger traffic con>
inu4s to exist by direct payment or by par
ticipation in such payments; and whereas
such payments are IN violation OF the rece1t
agreements Of the Trunk lines aud the joint
committee, and it is necessary for the pro-
lection Of the revenue to prevent violations
Of the law that they shall cease aud BE-
hereafter permanently prohibited: therefore
be It
ResOiUed. That each and every railway
company here present pledges itself that It
will not pay SHARE or allow the whole 1r
any part Of any form Of commission or part
salary. side cut. or other consideration IN
connection with the sale Of tickets OF the
issue Of other companies nor permit H.
tickets to be sold at any point on commits
sou, and each company here represented
prohibits IL, agents from receiving commits.
sions from other companies.
Then followed a number OF resolutions
prescribing the details for carrying the above
into effect and penalties for violating TIE
agreement. The resolutions 90 into effect
April lat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

nAhtH q, 1917.
large loose sale kept buyers busy lster than
usual from the Exchange. where there WAS sut-
seduently moderate attendance, aud some
good wrapper sales resulted. The market In
this sort Is apparently advancing daily. aud not
few large lots are daily sold specaiatively.
while A. many nearly are sold to consumers.
The samples We have seen from some interior
markets 10 new bsfghts are surprisingly hign.
even after expecting high values from reports
Auction sales were nineteen packages offered.
sI rejected aud thirteen sold, with f57, $50, ta9,
SSH, SssH, SIS, aud 81. some Of these west Viz
ginia priees--the best from Putnsm county,
WHICH was the best and sort Of reserve break
that we have had for weeks
Loose sales were 1890 pounds, siih isc. high
est for black wrsppers-P. ii. Mayo purchaser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08


COWARDIN.- Died. In Pueblo. Col Thur
day. March z. 1870 JOHN LEVI, CO~AhDlN,
eldest sOn Of HE late James a. CoNEf4ln, Ia
the forty eighth year Of bis age.
JELLIR-Died. March &. lSq. A. The residence
OF Mr. w. L. lloD.on. 40. IN uOrth senly-
seventh street. kcam0ni. Va, s,DiE JELLiE.
daughter oil tho late Alexander AMI Mamie A.
Jeiiie aged fifteen years
Funeral from tbo residence - nor mother,
rear Glendale, HonrloO county, on tho Sra ~
SLANT al o'clock 2. n.
Raleigh snd SoFDerne ~. g. papers please
copy.
QUAR- Rs.-Dled, az his residence. 80 north
Twenty.third sireeL on March Z. Is'e, q, no
O'Clock 4. ~. BENJAMIN b. QUAkLEc, IN no
seVanty.fourth year o. his age.
The funeral viii take place from his fesifenco
on sATI RDAY. 9th. Al "a O'Clock s. n. krlA-
tlyes and frlend6 are invited u attend.
RANsON.-Disd. ia Richmond, Va, Neinss-
dsy. March 8. 1879. AT 2 OclOck Y. ", captain j,
PRANK HANSON. Of Chariestosn. Jefferson
county, w. Va.
Tue funeral will take pisre from 81 Psais
church FRIDAY, March sth. Il ~ ". The iricnfs
Of tho family and those of the iafs AmDr0,o
Carlton are Invited 10 attend.
Baltimore AMI Cnaricstowa (W. Na.l papers
will please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
A MlIk-separstor Expiodes with Ia
tal Results.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA. March IA special 10 the
Press from oxford says: \ separator IN the
milk-receiving station st Hickory Hlll, In
Elk township, q branch Of the Big Elk
dairy, burst with great violence while
running this morning. George W. Smith
manager, and owen Springer were 80 badly
Injured by flying fragments that they died
few hours afterwards. Springer said be-
fore dying that they were running faster
than usual to make up time lost BY not
starting sooner. The separator was Dan
ish-W eston OF $500 revolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
Another Government spy Examined

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, March AT the sitting OF the
psruell Commission to-day an eX-Feulan
named Coleman. now residing in Ontario
and employed by the Canadian Pacific rail.
road, detailed the ouirages in which he took
pari while he was in Ireland. He stated
inst Macauley told him the league had paid
him (Macluley) GOO for shooting Burke.
On examination Coleman testified
tina, he came from America OF MS own ac-
cord 10 give evidence before the commits
SION. Nobody had promised him money.
He had received $1,000 from the Govern
ment for acting as spy In America. with
this money he bought property IN Winnipeg.
Mr.. Soames, the Illness solicitor, testified
that Walsh slid he could produce documents
to prove that Messrs. Parnell and O'kelley
were connected with tue importation OF
arms into Irrlsud. but he did not know
Walsl's whereabouts. lLaughter.l
Attorney General Webster applied for an
adjournment until Tuesday on the ground
tbat two Important witnesses for the Times
were i'll.
The Court granted the application aud adj
lourned to the 18th instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Several OF Then az Their Posts But
NOtas W0fk.
[BY Telegraph % the DIspatch.l


W1sIrNGTON. March 7.-SecretAries Blaine,
Proctor, and Tracy came 10 their respective
Offices early this morning, but II they had
any idea OF attending TO official business they
must have abandoned it when they saw the
number OF people awaiting them. Senators
and Representatives and high officials came
in tWOS and threes; some brought frlends (;
and msnv ladies were among the callers.
Russell Harrison, with a party OF Montana
Deople. made the rounds OF the departments.
They called on tie secretaries only to pay
their respects. and had no designs upon
offices. General sherman aud Admiral Por-
ter were among the notables who attended
impromptu receptions.
No official changes nave vet been recorded
I'm the subordinate Offices; but Walker
Blame occupied the seat vacated bv FIRST
MISUNDERSTANDING Riyes in the Department
Of state, and Thomas sherman, who for
merry served AZ Secretary Blaine's private
secretary, was epdcavOring 10 protect the
Secretary from the inroads OF the pubic.
Both Of them have voluntarily taken hold TO
belp smooth the way for the new Admins
tration, but 10 neither case has appointment
been made.
In the War Department William e. Endi-
colt. .Jr., continues to ON the post OF private
secretary. His father, the late Secretary OF
War. called upon bis successor this morn
inc, presumably 10 supply him with infor-
nation respecting current busiuess. Sena-
tors Paddock and Hawley. and Represents
tive Dorsey, OF Nebraska, were among
Secretary Proctor's callers, and they suDse-
onently called upon Secretaries Blaine and
Tracy. go
No appointment has yet been made TO fill
the private secfetIryship in the Navy Depart
ment vacated by Sir. Fletcher. and the as
slsiant Is dlscharging the routine duties oil
t1c Office.
Ex-senator Chandler called about midday
upon Secretary Tracy and had quite long
chat with him.
In all Of the executive departments located
in the State, War, and Navy building
changes likely 10 result from changes OF
politics Of the Administration are few In
number, because the long line OF precedents
iavors the continuation OF the bureau chiefs
in the state Department, while in other SUI
perior posts they are mostly hlied by de-
tailed army and navy officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

NEW YORK, March THE martet was on the
whole very dull to-day. though few OF the ieei.
log shares. a. usual, maintained fairly ectiVe
trading. and while prices were lower IN he fore
noon a rally occurred and the majority ~ e'tiFe
al res closed higher than lass evening There Xos
very little la the way OF news which had posi've
effect upon values, but there was no lsck on
rumCrs and stories which may hfTs hsn como
Influence IN deter the Gales or purchases. inc
t0uor q shsso stories was much miAsu. ana
while MIR. Walker was sait 10 have accepted inc
chalrmanship o. the Interstate Association. and
s repres sntativs OF Drcxei. Morgan q Co. WAS 10
enter the directory OF 81 Paul. tho protest OF
tho Wabash against the new fast trains aud the
threat % reduce rates unless they we're 0tscon-
tinued. sni tho roneWal Of the uneasy feeling
IN Paris were equally powerful. EK-Socretary
Whitney aud others we're said 20 have secured
control Of the New YORK and Northern IN tho
interest Of New Enlehd sud a large amount OF
wheat taken for export helped the gooI ioeiii's
lac IN the day. There was no disposition
60 buy In the early morning. aud bears
forced prices OF by attacking the coal
stocks. and those shares. especially Reading
aud Lacgawauna. we're moro active THAI Tor
many DAYS, but Ihe concessions made were only
fractional. st. Paul cSme ia for eorne srontiOn,
but the New bull port was said - Do operating
IA hat STOCK. and It's arst price ives iis lowest
tor tho day. There va considerable trading
also IN Union Pacific but is nuctuaoOps were
unusually small, aud tie chief interest IN inc
market vas centred IN few Of the specisltes.
The efforts Of the Oesrs brought most OF the list
down 70 something petoW opening prices. py
noon the rumor bat Nr. Walker hal sem In ms
acceptance started s. rally, and buying from That
time ont was better thsn selling theaspeake
and Ohio nrst preferred stock wes again con-
spicuously strong and sctiye. scoring a material
gGiu. although the other stocks ~ that company
failed 10 respond. Tennessee Coal was the next
most prominent stock. and both common and
preferred made marked gains. Perry Coal.
however. was also very weak on light iran SAC
tiops. The highest prices Of tue day were gene
nI IN h.N N a ln4f nm
closed dun bit nrm. the principal advances
were Chesapeake aud Ohio drst preferred. p ;
Tennessee Coal common, ~ preferred, IL ;
Perry Coal lost and Cleveland, Columbus. Gin
cinnatl and indianapolis ~.
Fr'niag. --ExeRanEe dun and fairly steady a,
a. atS94. Money easy ~ 2aa sub Treasury
balances Gold. sljl.0N.009; SarrencI Sii,0bl.'
on Governments dun ani hrm. per cents,
I2)4 ~ coupons, i0i.. State bonos dull and
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Dir. German was elected chairman Of the
caucus IN place 81 Senator Hsrris, who has
filled the place some time.
In caucus to-day there was sentiment ex.
pressed favorable 10 sbols1hiug certain CON.
mitiecs thst have practically no duties 70
perform. II was the opinion that since
every senator Is provided with clerk chair
manships are unnecessary II not useless
unless there are rooms for the accommodation
Of the committees, which IL not now The
case. A Republican caucus will meet Sat.
urday afternoon or Monday morning to
adopt the report OF the committee TO arrange
the committees so that they may be elected
al the session Monday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
pREAKEAAr
BREAKFAAT.

"By thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion
and nutrition and by a careful application d the
fine properties Of wsil-esleesed Cocoa Mr.. Epps
has provided oar breakfast tables with DELI
caieiy-rayo beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills- Ii Is by the tudicious
use OF such articles OF diet that a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
20 resist every tendency 20 disease. Hundreds
OF subtle malades are aoating around vs. ready
70 attack wherever there u q weak point We
may escape many fatal shsft by keeping our
selves well fortified With pure blood and pro-
perly n0urisned frame. p-CiVil- seTvic< Gazsffs.
Made simply WIN oonlng water or milk sola
thus: JAMES kPf'S II CO..
homeopathic Chemist London. sngisnc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
Gotten Review.

NEW YoRK, March THE suns review
SAYS; Futures opened little sluggish. but
tae hardening OF the Liverpool market
caused an advance OF 2a3 points. Then
came the report Of the overland movement
for February, showing great excess over
February, 1888, and bringing out the
turn OF tue crop TO within abou'
~ 600 bales OF Last season. Active selling
followed, ucder which more distant options
declined six or seven points from the best
nricrs OF the morning.. There was soue
disposition TO increase the crop estimates
although The Interior fece'p~ were uu'is
sr,aD Tbe close was at some recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
The Clayton Murder.
[By telegraph to the Dispatcb.l

Iby IcIuIIhpu 70 Iuo DIhpAUcu.I
MORRELLTOwN, ARK, March IAN inco.
herent letter signed ",Jack the Ripper the
author Of which writes that he killed John
NJ. Clayton. the murdered Republican cam
dldate TOR Congress. was received to-day by
sheriff Shelby. The letter alleges that the
motive for the killing Of Clayton was that
years ago Clayton caused the lives OF the
writer's father and other persons 10 be
taken. Sheriff Shelby turned toe mlssive
over to the grand Jury, which Is now 10 ses.
sion investigating Clayton's death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
lRr fnlegrnrh % the DisnRtch.l

TBy teIegrafl 70 INC DIspHEh.I
NEW ORLEANS. March I. -FaraDta's Thea
tire was burned TO-DAY and a number OF ad
iacent buildings, including the Conveot Of
the Holy Family, were badly damaged
Faranta estimates his loss at $4,000; insu-
rance $4,000 10 the Liverpool and London
aud Globe. The Muldoon Picnic Company
lost their entire wardrobe, aud the Fore
paueh Band lost all their uniforms and in-
struments. Damage 10 adjacent property
$40, 900; fully covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
A New RatIroRd Charter.

ST. LOUis. March IA CHATTER was filed
with the secretary Of Ksnsns az Topeka to-
dsy for new railroad 10 oklahoma. to b.
known as the Hutcheson, oklahoma
and Gulf. IL is 10 start at Belot
and run directly south through Central
Kansas 10 Oklahoma and the Gnlf
Of Mexico. The cYpItal stock is 5000
900. 1t Is supposed to be the Union
Pacific enterprise. as A. l.. Williams ger-
eral solicitor Of the Union Pacific, Is named
in The charter AZ president OF the COMPANY
Several New York. Boston, Chicago. aud
Kansas capitalists are given as corloratols
OF the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
REvIsw on T1E cHIctdo NARKEr.

CHICAGO. March "A isir business was irant-
acted in wheat and the market rcoofcre' some
what from the rOs-snt decline. May delivery
sold Sc. higher Than yesterdays closing ani
closed !. =. higher Most - the trading cfnuca
I'm May futures AID there was pretty good buy
Ing, vhich forced the short interest in Corn
was active ami stronger. closing BE- higher.
Oats we're active. but weak and lover, end
closed &C. below yesterdays last sale- \ very
BRISK trade WAS reported m mees- mork. Barry
IN the day The market Ma. struu ger, nut sa'e3
we're made a. l0at2.c advance. followed Dy "a
further gain 81 \ aiA,. later tne market weak
ened with free ofcrings. and declined NtaiAc
From this point prices falliel ltaifar.. hut
soon weakened again ahd fell on lNl 2er to-
ward the Close the market was steaiiHr aai 81
vsnced 9AA.c. closing quiet lari Nna roak
and unsettled during the greater portion of in'
day aud a matoral reduction Ia Incea Ma "a
mitted % The close was tame. Nforf-fibs Nere
active and ltresnlar. cloeInR qaIet and lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
A usr-orwar wrecked.

rBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispatchl
LONDON, March THE British msn-oi-
war Sultan has been wrecked on the Island
OF CominO in the Mediterranean. The cap
tain and crew were saved. The Sultsn was
an iron-armOr plated vessel Of 300 tons.
She was temporarily attached TO the Medi-
terranegu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
where They Are NOT Pleased
By telegraph to the DIspatea.l

CITY OF MEXICO via GALVESTON, Texas,
March THE ELTcmpO, Con'erya'iye
Journal, SAYS il sees In President Harrison
inaugural address menace 10 the peace OF
the Spanish American republic, especially
Mexico. The same journal also expresses a
fear n to the policy which Secre,ary.oi-
State Blaine may adopt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
rhe Doarse Ax,sasea.

tBy Angio-Americsn cable 10 ths Dispssch-I
PARIS, March THE Offices Of the
Compton des Compile were crowded to-day
with persons awaiting 10 withdraw their de-
posits. The Bourse was agitsted. The So
ciete des Metsux shares fell Is francs aud
Rio Tiuto shsres 20 francs g centime4
Compton des Comp,e shares fell considera'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

by Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch-l
DUBLIS. March DIR. Tanner, the menu
Der Of Parliament for Cork who was arrest
ed for viOlating the crimes act, was tried at
Tipperarv today. He was convicted and
sentenced 10 three months imprisonment
without hard labc-. He has appealed from
the sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
prncInmntion frorn the Reaent..

tBy Angio-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
BELGRADE, March THE Regents OF Ser.
via have issued proclamation In which they
declare that they will endeayor to cultivate
friendly relations with all Powers. iuaugu-
rate constitutional regime, plsce the finances
OF the country upon a sound basis, and main-
tain order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
nnmocratle caucus

wlsuS0ToN, March 7,--After The ad-
i,urn,oeot oi the senate to-day The Demo
srlfle tnembers held caucus, 81 which 'he
,uhieet Of yepYesentstion 90 committees was
,nder consideration Messrs. 0ormsn'
sockfeiI. VOORHEES,. Harris, Ransom, wat
tbsl. and Blackburn were appolnfa eonl'
mIfiss 10 confer With tbe Repnobean esueus
,ommiitee on arrangement Of committee, ana
isey ali meet to- DorroW Tor that purpo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
where Thev Are sstisGed.

tBy Angio-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LOSDOS, March IA dispatch FROM Rome
TO the Daily News says that President Har.
rison's Cabinet fully satisfies the Vatican
and that information has reached the Pr0ns-
ganda that under Harrison's Administration
relations between the United States snd the
Holy See will be Of the most cordial ehsrae-
ter.