The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
DILLON AND 0'BRIEN.
THE POPE DOES NOT REFUSE
THEM COUNTeNANCs.
vicar-GenerAi Preston Denies tho Repor,
Won Moltk-'s Birthday Gov. Hnrs
Driver.
NEW YORK BUREAU \
RICHMOND DAILY TIMEs. )


Vigar-General Preston has denied the re.
port that the Roman Catholic hierarchy in
America has been instructed ty Cardinal
simeoni TO give no countenance 20 appeals
by Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien on their forth.
corning uisit to the United states.
Won MoLTKE's BIRTHDAY.
The Germans OF this city continued this
evening their festivities in celebration OF
the ninetieth birthday anniversary OF Gen.
eral Won Moltke. There was great gath
ering in the Metropolitan Opera House
Among the orators were Chauncey VI. re.
pew and Carl Schurz. The German Wsr.
| riors' Society forwarded the following cable
dispatch TO their former chief OF general
staf: General Field Marshal Count
Won Moltke. Berlin: The comrades OF the
Deutscher- -kriegerbund. New York, send To
their most illustrious comrade best wishes
TOR his welfare at his pinetieIh birthcay."
GOVERNOR HILLS WESTERN TRIP.
The parlor Of the Hoffman House was
crowded this morning with Democratic
politicians, who came 10 pay their respects
to Governor Hill. after his successful cam
paign trip TO Ohio and West Virginia.
MY Western trip" he said, "was most
delightful one in every respect. | was re-
ceiyed with cordiality that | never have
seen equaled. The Republicans are making
tremendous fight In the Mckinley dis
trict. They are colonizing and using money
without stint, but Warwick IL making a
plucky light. Very much the same condi-
tion Of things exists in West Virginia.
When asked how Speaker Reed was rr-
ceiyed in the West and what was thought
Of his speeches, Governor Hill said: Reed
shows himself and does little talking with
squeaking voice, but when IL comes down
TO argument and facts he does not seem 10
be in IL. do not think, from what hear,
that his speeches In the Mckinley district .
were particularly effective"
Governor Hill said that. as far as The
local situation in New ork went, he still
was OF the opinion that Tammany HaIl
would win.
AGHAsTLY DISASTER.
On Lewis avenue, Brooklyn, Yesterday AZ
ternoon, an old man with white hair and
beard, ana set white fac, was driving
spirited bay horse through the streets at "A
dangerous rate OF speed. He seemed 10 pay
no attention to people or vehicle. A police
man called TO him To 90 slower or he would
run over the troops OF children who were
mn their way TO church. The man paid no
attention. and the policeman caught at the
reins, and the jar caused the old man to fall
out Of the buggy. lie was dead. His name
was Gilbert DE Revere, wealthy builder,
OF No. 63l Madison street.
MISSIONARY BISHOPS.
At recent meeting II the House OF
Bishops Oi the Episcopal Church, held at
Pittsbufg. Pa, the Rev. John W. Chapman,
missionary at Auyik, Alaska, was chosen
TO be missionary bishop Oi Alaska The
Rev. william :. LOngford, u. d., Of this
city, was elected 10 he Bishop OF Japan.
The reverend DO" tor, who was In Pittsburg
AT the time ia attendance upon the Mis-
si0nary Council, satisfied the committee who
notified him of his appointment that he
could not accept, and sent his declnation
to the House Of Bishops. No other choice
was made for the berth.
DILLON AND o'BRIEN's CAMPAIGN.
A special from Rome says: II il reported
that Cardinal slme0ni, by order OF the
Pope, has forbidden the bishops OF the
American Hierarchy To give any official or
overt approval 10 the Irish Nationalist
Of Messrs. Dillon and O'lirien in
America,
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
IL il announced that Mrs Jefferson Davis
and her daughter. Miss Winnie Davis. will
sp nd the winter In Mexico.
John Albert Bright, son Of the late John
Bright, and the Unionlst member of Parlia-
ment, intends visiting America. He will
sail on Wednesday next, and expects IN be
mere about two months, which time he will
devote TO business matters and sightseeing.
Secretary Noble is 10 send "A Nat refusal
TO Mayor GRANTS request for recount Of
the census in New York.