The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23

Tor selrgo,ernment than the negro Of our
Southern States.
IL answer 10 the question If the Irish
National League Of America was going TO
take any public steps to relieve the alleged
straitened circumstances Of Mrs. ParBell,
President John Fitzgerald. Of Lincoln, NJ
braska, replied In the negative. lie SAID:
~ think any public movement in that dI-
reciion would be indicate and indecent,
an insult 10 the Pdrnell family and slur
upon the character Of her distinguished son.
the Irish leader. The reported sad cOndi-
ton Of Mrs. Parnell could NOT possibly have
resulted from the neglect Of her family.
Mr.. parnell himself expressed painful sur
prise when the intelligence was conveyed
10 him. as he bad made ample arrange
ments 10 supply her financial welfare"
THE pugllistic spirit Of the country hay-
ing for time been in n subdued mood be-
cause Of the vigorous action Of the Cover
nor Of Mississippi with Sullivan and Xii
rain and their aiders aud abetters. has
broken out afresh. Sullivan has given up
journalism and thrown down the gauntlet
10 all corners. kilrain is ready TO strip Tor
another bout with somebody; while the
lesser lights of the fstic fraternity are be-
coming daily more and more pugnaci0usly
inclined. Bloody fights. the occurrence OF
which is well known 10 the authorities. are
constantly reported i'm detail, but II seems
that nothing has been done 10 check this
constantly increasing tendency towards
brutality and public demordlzat on.
LABEL, who is Dom Pedro's only living
child, was born in 1916. In 1864 she was
married to Prince Louis Of Orleans. Comte
d'Eu. the eldest son Of the Due de Nemours,
and cousin of the C0mte de Paris. She has
three sons. the eldest fourteen years old.
The Crown Princess acted as Regent dur
Ing her fathers absence IN 1876 and again
i'm 1888. I'm public address at Pernam-
bucO about two months ago the COuntdEu,
her husband, then generalissim0 Of the
army. sOlemnly declared. on behalf OF hi-
father-in-law. Dom Pedro. and i'm the name
of his wife and children, that the entire i'm
perial family was prepared 10 surrender tn
throne and leave Brazil az soon as the nation
had by popular vote expressed It's desire FOR
a republic in lieu Of monarchy.
THE Philadelphia Lcdgcr is not a partic-
ularly devoted Southern journal, and speaks
Of the investment Of capital in the South as
a matter of "more or less novelty This
very novelty. however. causes record "a
be kept of such investments. According IT,
that record il states that arrangements
were made last week for the investment
Of over S4,OO0.OO0 in land companies, iron
furnaces, cotton mills and the like. The
Lecturer says: These are paper figures. Of
course, hut they nevertheless represent q
considerable amount of hard cash. and
what is more to the purpose, real design
and effort 10 develop the resources Of IN
south and 10 diversity her industries. such
4 movement will help TO make more per-
feet Union. lust as did the adoption Of a
constitution giving 10 Congress authority to
regulate commerce between the states and
with foreign nations
THE Inauguration Of Governor Leon Alb
bett. Of New Jersey, will be sort Of tri-
umphal affair. The Democrats Of Hudson
county. where the Governor resides, will
have charge Of the arrangements. and II Il
their intention 10 send 10 Trenton the largest
delegation that ever marched on the streets
of that city. There will be eight hundred OF
the Hudson unterriied in line. headed by q
band and drum corps. Governor Albeit
will ride i'm coach drawn by ten horses
gayly caparsOned with trappings' Mhich
will be f0c Smiles Of the Hudson Demo-
cratic banner. There will be a big ban
quet. and the overflow will sit down at o
number of smaller banquets. A dance l.
also talked of. but nothing definite Is know
about il. A large delegation Of Philadel-
phia Democrats will participate in the cere-
M Ones.
4 DISPATCH from Hartford, Conn.,. states
that Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is mildly
dcmented Day by day she wanders under
the bare boughs of the trees, gathering he'll
dead leaves. 80 insiduous has been the ap
prOach of the mental disease that not over
Two hundred people in Hartford are awar,
of her condition. Last week she wandered
out into the street alone, an old, whlte-
haired woman, bent with the weight OF
wears. 4 shawl. which hung from her
shoulders. dragged ON the ground, and her
gray hair was i'm disorder. She smiled
aud talked 10 herself as she tOtiertd weakly
along, and finally crowd Of rough Stree
hOVs followed her. They laughed an
ieered AT the piiful sight. not knowing WI
She was. "Only little way" she said, q
she reached the corner, irrcsOlute as
which way TO turn. AT this moment gen
tleman. who had known her in happ'e.
years care along. lie dispersed the Ooys
and. with some difficulty. induced the aged
woman 10 return home The foregoing wa
related 10y an eyewitness.
III seems probable, from all accounts, ths
the Republicans of Montana will be check
ed in their revolutionary attempt to gail
two United states Senators by depriyng The
Democrats of their five tairly-elected dele
yates i'm Silver Bow county through tech
meal " in the returns from one OF the pre-
ciucts. Counting the Silver Bow Demo
cratic delegation, the House stands twenty
eight Democrats and twenty-slN KepuOl'
cans. Throwing out the Silver Bow delegd
ton, the vote Of the House VIII be, kepubll
cans. thirty-One; Democrats, twenty-threc
Two Houses Will be organized, one bN edcl
party. and each will claim TO be able Il
transact business because Of the presence
of "a quorum. There will be but one senate
however, and the Republicans VIII organic
il through the deciding vote of the Lieuien'
ant-GOyemOr. But in the establishing OF
quorum for the election Of "A nlted state
senator the l. eutenant-GONernor bas M
vote and by retaining from voting ,or sen
atOrs the Democrats can prevent quorum
This will produce Il deadlock, which th'
Democrats will keep up from day TO day iol
ninety DAYS. beyond which time the LeSis
nture cannot legally sit. Governor lool'
will then appoint two Democratic senators
who will 70 10 Washington with lncontesl
able certificates. II is said that Go'erno
roole has expressed a willingness TO al
point the Democratic caucus nominees.
THE Chicago Heraid thus reports wha
an Indian agent has TO say about Mr.. Lo'
lavorite beverage zone Of the West In
dian agents was at the fremont House tn
other day. lie did not look IKE an In
dian agent. lie didn't wear long HAIR an
carry guns in wampum belt. On the con
trary he was dressed like a tailors mode
When asked as 10 the present condition o
the gentle savage, he unbosomed himself "a
follows The Indian Is, TO all intents am
purposes. a daisy. To know him thorough
| YOU must reside in his vicinity. The hetxh
of his ambition is 10 acquire jag wh
.hall be the envy Of his fellows. We an
moi allowed 10 sell him liquor from on
/ lountifnl store. Tor the simple reason TIA
we are not allowed 10 sell booze
the redskin. But he seems 70 e
there inst the same, and he gets fu
on cologne or stomach biiters. Ny eXper
ence has led me 70 observe the various e
fec,s OF the different odors. Now, lilly
the valley gives an Indian romantl
tide while white rose leaves HIM IN
trance for DAYS. The most lasting ode