The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

base. grOvelllng souls. thinking only OF
the things Of this earth. and unable to
appreciate rhetorical flights about
liberty and mysterious hints about the
mighty deeds 90 be done soon.
MessIs. Morris. Hyndman. and others
of the Eagilsh socialists are disguised
with the Issuelcss outcome If the Con-
grels but are still frank enough TO ad-
NIT that their views have been some
w hat modified by the representations
of the better informed Ci their Cont
mental coulfoles. who pointed out TO
them that trades unions in England
were not what they were on the Con-
tinent.
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Il being considered in Berlin that the
recently appointed Swiss Public Prose
cutOr was not sufficiently energetic in
hurryiug the s0cialistic refugees out of
the Republic, an indirect pressure has
been brought to bear upon Switzerland
by means of more rigid. one
might soy. an iuhuman. enforce
ment OF The German customs
regulations on the Swiss from
tiers. Siws, manufacturers and
to much annoyance and loss. 4 hint
was given at the outset that these am
noyancos could De promptly stopped by
the Swiss themselves. DO they would at
tend To their duties with respect 90 tho
German Socialists residing among them.
and BOD some quarters DO be- asserted ,hat
the order OF expulsion Issued by the
Geneva authorities yesterday was the
direct result ol this pressure. Whether
or Dot ihis bee true. DO is certain that
this display oi TCttishues, On lhc part
of Germany will not tend to improve
the already strained relations between
tine Two countries.
JfM SMITH WANrs T0 GEr AT SULLIVAN
LONDON. July 2G -Jem Smith. in am
interview. says: My challenge a. Sui
liyan was made in good faith. l am
ready to meet him anywhere. on this
side of the water or the other. and 20
give him all the preliminary advantages
Aly manager has already deposited eco
100 loid with the Sporting LIE and wc
are willing to send it 90 New York if
necessary. Sly only stipulation is tha,
the meeting shall come oii in cold or
mild weather. would not go into the
ring under the atmospheric conditions
that prevailed at Richburg. 10 would
bee simply suicidal.
DO sou think YOU would stand any
shov against SulliNan,
"WcIi. was the reply. "the fact that
our money is up speaks for itself. Sui
livau ls no doubt great fighter. and
jusi now is in his prime. Al ihc Same
time believe could give him tine best
fight ae has bad yet. and whip him %
boot. Aud / w0uldu Q want seventy
five rounds or two hours to do 1t,
either.
Smith is in magnificent condition
iio is very tcml crate and careful in his
diet aud habits. lie takes daily eAor.
else just as 81 training for q mill, aud
would only require reduction Of
weight 90 make him ready for the iirg
at short notice.
LABJUcnEag STILL rlGHIlsG THE ROYAL
GRANTS.
LONDON. July 26.-ir Bradlaugh
iu the House 0f Commons tonight
made an eloquent speech against the
20 increase the allowance Of .
the Prince of Wales.
He denied statements $50 often made
that the Crown had surrendered private
in the Iast iu exchange for
lhe grants. THE savings .lOm the grants
had been retained by the Queen in yio-
lation OF Jaw. IL the savings were not
30 large as generally believed, why was
the actual sum concealed.
The test was o. ailay public feeling
0n the subj 90, and was 10 make the
actual facts known.
Lord Randolph Churchill defended
tie government 3 demand. and denied
SIR. B.adlaugh 5 statement that the
Crown lands had not been exchanged
for the civil list.
The Queen private secretary had
stated that the reports OF immense in-
ve-tmeut' by the Queen were false.
The Radicals were eXaggerating the
Queen s wealth u the hope of creating
public feeling against the royal family. /
After further debate Mr. Laboucher5 S /
amendment was rejected-ogs 20 ll6.
Ar. Morley Will propose Monday an /
that the House ia unwilling
to Increase the burdens of the people by
ylling additional sums to the royal
family without some assurance that 30
further claims will be made for the
Younger members. The vote on Labou-
chere's amendment CONSISTED of 2j2
81 Liberal Uni0nists and +
o. Gladstonian LiOer4lsand Pdrneliltes.
A FlEND LYNCHED.
PARIS, Ky, July zC.-James Kelly. q
buIly negro. who assaulted Mrs. Peter
Crow the wife Of a section boss on the
Kentucky Central Railroad. was taken
from jail By q ui0band hung tOa bridge
near town at O'Clock this morning.
The mob overpowored the jller and
guard and huug the prisoner with an
awning rope. The crime was very
hendish. and Irs. Crow fought heroic
ally. and scratched her assailant face
terribly.
THE ROYAL GRANTS SUSTAINED.
IoNUON Iulv 9f-Tu the House ~