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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-24
Foreign Notes OF Interest.

Advices have been received TO the effect
that German naturalist, Professor hains
has been found murdered at Cun "a, in the
Island OF Crete Everything even 10 be
clothes, had been stripped from the BODY
The Governor OF the island has instituted an
inquiry into the outrage Fifteen Christians
have been arrested ON suspicion OF Delnt
concerned In the crime
NJ Btousse. vice chairman Of the Municipa
Cou"t n OF PARIS. had "A quarrel Monday will
NJ pumsy. member Of the Chamber O
, equities, IN the lobby OF the Hotel de VIE
After an angry exchange of words NJ BrOusss
struck The Deputy blow In the face. Ar
angements are neing made for duel be
tween the Wo men
fl is stated that MendelnsOhn, the Nihllist
has sta ten for London, I'm which city he IN
tends 10 take up his residence. The "Rap-
peln announces tbat NJ Milerand VIII inter-
pellate tie Government in tn thslnbet o
DeDutie, in regard 10 MendelsOhn's depart
ure. it being iutimated that the Fiench pole,
caused him TO take this step
The agreement Ior the extension Of TIE
Panama canal concession. which was signed
Ome DAYS ago. was approved oy Oonsf' q
and "a lied December D. MT Nyse VIII
arrive here January D, 10 rcOf-HnlI' the
Office and % make preparatiOos ior tue re'
newdl Of work on the canal
Information mas Deen received 10 the effect
that The German iron ad tritdrich Kari has
struck Oh a rock OF the ,sla oi Mitiylene
| IN the H.4euu ca, near tHt fod0t bl ID III
Minor IL Is expected tn u IN war vcsse
Will be able 10 get OH without much diiticuit'
aud that an tx tmina ION ot h-r bottom Will
snow that she has hCi sustained mucn
| Injury.
The FREDERICK Kari was launched in 1867
carries sixteen nine-tOu guns has five iuche'
! ot armor plaung. 3,5OO horsepower engine'
and a dis placement Of6, 30 tous.
A rumor is current m Euen0s Ayrcs th tt a
| plot 10 overtime The Oyeinmeut has been
discovered. Several persons are said 10 nave
been arrested fol- c.mpLelty IN the consplr'
acy.
Lord Salisbury has warned the British
south Africa company that It's occupation o
| Massikesse is Gn inirln ement upon tht
modus vlvendi with Portugal. and th't II
must withdraw at once from mat district.
| The COmte &c Paris is said to have prom
| isad 10 write n book Of american lmpres
slons, tn. title Of which Is 70 be - merica
Revlset;" or, America twenty-five can
After the War"
| 1he Chinese have progressed. lhls pfocla
nation was recently circulated in lientsin
| - hinamen. rise sud siay the Emperor, WIG
neither gives you bread nor anOids yoi pro
| lection nom foreign asgi rsslOh. shy "'so
| .he fore gneis among you
NJ. Leroy. postmaster OF Lyons, France. ha'
committed suicide by jumping from the WIN
dow Of his private ONCE.
General @, orge :. Batcheller. the new NJ.
| ted states Minister 10 rOrtugal has arrFet
al Lisbon an lie will be received by lh'
| King Oh saturday
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PET RSBU8o.
More Coupon Cases-Narrow Escape
Collision.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dee. 23.-lspecial. T.
rbe Circui. Court, Judge B. IL. Hancock
uresidiBg. has been engaged again today
i'm the trial OF coupon cases, ana tue deputy
sheriff has been kept busy running here
and there summOning all be could ind VINO
we're subject TO jury duty TO sit upon these
q -, TWenty-siX cases were disposed oi
to-day. a verdict being given for the tax
fa,er in each case. There are twenly-nine
mn 5re ease, to be tried. The court VIII meet
again on Monday.
rhe dwelling-hOuse of Edgar Boiling, on
the turnpike. in Chesterfield county, about
four miles from Petersburg, was destroyed
by fire this morning. The origin and loss
was not learned.
A well known lady Of this city made
narrow escape this morning from being
Killed or seriously injured In the vicinity OF
the passenger depot Of the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad Company. she, IN com
many with one or two other ladies'. were IN
n carriage. A freight train had been cnt
loose al the street crossing, and as the car
riago was being driven through the opening
thus made, the engineer not seeing the car
rlage back Of his train, the lady IN question
seeing that her life was in peril, jumped
nom the vehicle. calling 10 the others in the
carriage 10 do likewise, but they Kept tneir
seats. Fortunately no one was injured Du'
the lady vino jumped from tue carriage mar
rowiy escaped being caught under the tra,i.
collision occurred this afternoon on the
connecting track OF the Atlantic coast L,h''
between the upper and lower depols, De
tween the norlb.bound freight train ana 4
shifting locomotive. The accident occurred
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LYNCHBURC.
Marriage of M. ". :. Adams and Mis-
Grace -, Kipcklt-Other N"w-.

Marriage Of NJ. ". :. Adams and Mis-
Grace -. Kincklt-Other N"ws.
LYNCHBURG, Va, De. % special r.
The lecture last night at the Young Mems
Christian Association On "Sionewail Jack
son. b, George Il. Weuding, was a bril-
uaut production and elected great al-
plause FROM an enthusiastic audience.
4 brilliant wedding took place in the city
to-day at - Paufs church, IN parties
being Mr.. William :. Adams and Miss
Grace y. kinckle, two iaNOrites ul Lynch
,urg society. The church WAS packed with
ihe Beauty and fashion Of the city, with
many feuls from a distance. Mendci-
-hOus Wedding March was rendered
hy The accomplished organlst for the
Entry OF the party The bride enter
ins ou tine arm % her maid OF
bnnor. Miss1ula Miller, aud the groom was
accompanied by j best man, Nj. Peter y.
4 lains. united at the altar. Rev. I. NJ.
larson imprc~siye.y performed ihe beauii-
r,l ceremony 0fihc Episcopal Church. The
u-htrs were Messr-. K. O, ONtn, u. j..
Flood. T. -. Carstian, =. ,B. Younger, Jr,
Ia r. Murrcil. T.. T.. Miller, J. \. hnchie,
Jr.. W. ~. Faulkner, Joseph Button. \. H..
lovg. William Adams and X. ii. johnson.
rhcy w0ie bout0niercs Of single white
rose.
A. the bridal patty emerged from the
church Lohengriu'- Wedding chorus was
sung by Professor Schehileman's selected
chorus.
The bride, wno is the daughter Of the la
mcnted Rev. William ii. kinckle. iormC
rector Of IT. Pauls. is beautiful and cul-
turcd lady. whose many charms have won
her universal admiration and esteem.
Mr.. Adams is the son Of Captain stephen
Adams. OF this city, fine musician and a
wei known and popular young man. The
part, left ON Northern tour.
Nr Thomas saunders. an aged ciiiIen, OF
Bedford, died at his home near WIN
~priuss early this morning Of paralysis.
ased al sht, seven wears. he was frequent
visitor 10 Iynchbure, and was well known
and highly regarded 10y a host Of friends
\ re and in Bedford.
In consequence OF The rapid growth and
idaNpl1ument Oi the new south aud the very
Ge,yv travel between the Nor h and South,
tne Piedmont Air Line, the main route COZ
u,ct ng these sections. has felt the necessity
for increased travelling accOmm0tions.
Hence IL determined TO put on the road a
100 enifirent ullman Ne~tbule traln' bulil
"a fb al modern improvements Tor comlorl
.ud convenience. This luXuri Us daily
tain will consist OF postal, smoking. libra
ry. dining. sleeping, and observation ear.
l.aird hy Il, am aud lighted by gas, aed
.ill commence running January 4ih.
Thomas Bruce, OF Roanoke, who wdS g
rested recently on a charge Of muiilliip2
"A valuable book in the state Railroad Con-
.u.-,ionef's Office ana was discharge d upon
nN ,mination Yesterday a. Richmond. h's
lrou,,ht suit in the Corporation Court Of
lynchburk against the Advance newspaper
/ r libel in publishing that he was arrested
for theft. Damages aIe put al 5000.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Negro Man Shot In Petersburg Brutal
Murder In Brunswick.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. l3.-A fatal
shooting affray occurred here this afiernSon,
about O'Clock, on Short Market street, by
which cOlOred man, named Robert Gillian,
OF Amelia county, was instantly killed by
being shot through the lett temple by
Paul Young. aged TWENTY-FIVE years.
son Of j. +. T. Young, prominent and
highly esteemed citizen ofthis place. There
were only one or two witnesses TO the shoot
ing, and they declined 10 say anything In
regard 10 it until they testify before the
cOrOner's jury, at the inquest TO be held
tomorrow.
Young, by advice Of his counsel, also re-
fused 10 make any statement. He did say.
however. that Gillian called him an OpprO-
brious epithet, at the same time placing his
hand 10 his hip pocket as If TO draw pistol.
A post mOrtem examination was made
Of the body Of the dead man at the
iail tonight, when IL was found that
the ball had passed transversely, lodging
against the bone inside the left temple,
breaking the skull on the night side and
lodging there, within the cavity OF the
skull
Gillian had come to Petersburg 10 spend
the holidays with his mother and sister. lie
was about thirty-iiye years Of agc, and
weighed about one hundred and sixty
pounds. After the body was brought to the
police station, hundreds Of people, mostly
negroes, cOngregated in the vicinity OF the
station.
MURDER II BRUNSWICK.
Saturday night. about O'Clock, DIR. +. IL.
Rggin, prominent and influential cltlzeu
of Brunswick county, was called from his
house by party Of negroes, who stated that
they wished 10 make some purchases. Dr.
Riggan accompanied the negroes 10 his
store, short distance from his house.
where they murdered him by crushing his
skull aud cutting his thrO At from ear to ear
with a new carving knife which they took
from one OF DR.. Riggans' showcases. They
robbed the Doctors money drawer OF SO
and then left. Five negroes, who are be-
lieyed 10 be the murderers, have been ar
rested and committed To the county jail.
strong threats have been made OF lynching
the prisoners. and guard has been placed
arOand the jaIl to prevent mob violence.
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hsr ging passed of without incident, the
unhappy woman dying almost instantly.
Mrs. Pearcey and Frank Hogg had been
friendly before HOgg's marriage, and were
intimate after il, Mrs. Pearcey being sup
ported by gentleman Of means named
Crichton. Mrs. Pearcey was madly in love
with Hogg, and maintained an appearance
of friendship with Mrs. llOgg, who knew
nothing Of the intimacy. Mrs. Pearcey in
vited Mrs. Hogg TO visit her one afternoon
aud bring the baby, then eighteen months old.
According 20 Mrs. Pearcey's partial eonfes-
sion. Mrs. Hogg came, and they had some
words. What followed was shown by her
blOOd-stained kitchen and the finding OF the
bodies Of Mrs. Hogg and child. After brain
ing Mrs. Hogg with poker and cutting her
throat. Mrs. Pearcey probably sutiOcated
the child. Then. under the cover of dark
ness. she conveyed the body OF Mrs. h0sg
about n mile in the baby carriage and lett II
on the roadside. The body OF the child she
deposited in field Search Of her house re-
yealed the evidence Of murder. The hus-
band. Frank Hogg, was for some time
under surveillance, and narrowly escaped
lynching.
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EORlH CAROLINA
ihr Grand state observation-disclosures
Gtft- to the old sOIdirrs.


RALEIGH. y. c., Dec. 23.-lSpccial r.
Chairman Primrose, of the State EXposi-
ton Committee. has called meeting of
the committee 10 be held in this city next
Friday night to formulate plans for hold
ing the State Exposition in 1881. The
project is receiving warm support on all
sides. and there is now little doubt that the
Grand State Exposition will be held.
DONATIONS FOR THE OLD CONFEDS
To-day the Executive Committee of the
North Carolina Confederate Soldiers Home
received number Of handsome donations
TO that institution from several prominent
residents Of Washington city, which were
solicited and secured by Mr.. ID. l.. Shively,
formerly Of this place. Numerous applica-
tons for admission are daily coming in
from old soldiers, and arrangements are
being made as rapidly as possible 10 re-
move the soldiers Home into larger quar-
ters.
CONDITION OF THE STATES FINANCES.
The legislative Examination Committee
appointed to annually inspect the books
aud funds Of the offices OF state Treasurer
aud Snte Auditor has completed It's labOrs
alter beng in session about ten days, and
adjourned. The committees report shows
/
u .cember /. lss9. was Sj.77O. The re-
rtipts from December |, 1859. 10 December
!, isg). were Sl,lS3,3O3. The amount dis
hnr,ed fo' all purposes during that time
wa> 81 .e5i ,g3i, leaving a balance on hand
4. cember :. lNg). OF $l3T,3iS
THE CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE.
All the Episcopal and Catholic churches
OF The city are to-day being most clabOrately
decorated with floral designs preparatory to
he Christmas services. which will he held
n the morning of Christmas day. A large
! force is emp.oyed, and the decorations VIII
surpass anything Of the kind ever VIII.
Messed here before. \ magnificent musical
programme has been prepared 10 be rem
dered al Christ church by special choir.
SENATOR VANCE AND THE FARMERS.
The Progressive Farmer, the organ OF the
Farmers Alliance, will tomorrow morning
print some important letters from President
| Car, Of the STATE Alliance, and from sena-
tor Vance, in which the latter agrees 10 ooey
the instructions of the LEGISLATURE If 1t un-
equiyocally instructs HIM 10 vote for the
sub.Treasury plan.
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A B,eamIst Takes Laudanum.

ASHLAND. WIS, Dec. 23.-Saturday. IL.
j. Moriarity, bartender, started across
the bay with pretty young. girl named
Nelson, not yet fifteen years Of age, and the
couple were married. They had only been
acqu uainted few days. Saturday night a
woman with whom Moriarity had been liy-
ing. who claimed 10 be his wife. called upon
the couple and made threats. She claimed
that Moriarity had other wives. There was
another storm when the girps parents
learned Of her marriage. Moriarity slipped
out of the back window, went TO drug
store. took laudanum, and will die.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.

wiih,ut regard to party distinctions; a
prOclamation that the people. honest and
patriotic as they were. bad not the inlelli-
gence OF virtue to exercise a right the pre-
roxatiye Of freemen without dictatiOn from
those who were their servants aud not their
masters. In short, he opposed II because u
was a partisan measure Intended for par
tisan puri 0se. -.
AT this uoint Mr.. Adrich asked Mr.. NC
Pherson to yield the tloor. and the request
having been complied with, be gave notice
Of his intention 10 move an amendment 10
the rules, providing during the present
SESSION. tor the closing OF debate on any
bill under consideration for reasonable
time. The proposed amendment having
d. en- read. Mr. Aldrich asked aud obtained
permission that II he printed and laid over.
Mr.. GRAY asked why the resolution should
not be referred tO the Committee on Rules,
and after an explanation from Mr.. Aldrich,
gave notice Of a motion To that effect when
the matter comes up again.
Mr.. Mcpherson resumed his argument
against the Elections bill, but without
finishing his speech, Yielded 20 a motion To
20 into executive session. and soon Alter
wards the Senate adjourned till tomorrow.
An agreement was reached to-day that
when the senate adjourns tomorrow 1t Will
be 70 meet on saturday.
HOUSE.
The House to-day, after listening to the
reading Of the journal and approving u,
and hearing the speakers announcement
Of asst gnments Of several members 20 COM
mittees. adjourned until Friday.
THE SENATE FINANCIAL BILL.
The financial bill reported to the senate
to-day by Mr.. sherman is a modification OF
the measure agreed TO by the Republican
caucus. The fourth section Of the caucus
BILL which provided that the deficiency
in the national bank circulation shoald
De made good by the issue OF treasury
notes is struck o. I. and in its place Is in-
serted the sherman two per cent. bond pro-
position modified so as To raise the issue OF
$500. .OOO, 600 in bonds instead OF Sloo,0oo,ooo,
TO be redeemable at pleasure after ten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-24
ALEXANDRIA
Marriage of NJ. r. Birrell aud Miss
Proctor--Residence Burned.

Marriage of Nj. r. Birrell aud Miss
Proctor--KesideDce Burned.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. % Special. -
The wedding Of Mr.. Frederick Birrell and
Miss Lillian Proctor at the new Methodist
church tonight was one Of the preitiest
Al airs Of the season. She was attended by
"A large cOncourse Of the friends Of the con-
tracting party. The bride wore becoming
costume OF dark Henrietta cloth, and carried
a !arge bunch Oi rOsebuds sac was at
tended by Miss Oracle Nelson, and given
away by heruncle. .Profe ess0r John :. Proctor,
Of Washington. Rev. Mr.. P0isai conducted
the ceremony. after which the party re-
paired To Good Templar's Hall, where re-
ception was held and bridal supper par
taken Of.
George Warmers res dence, near Hamil-
ton. was burned with its contents last
nignt. /, was insured.
4 party Of Washingtonians and Far
f,NIans INDUCED in lively ioV-hunt
througnt FAIRFAX and Prince William to-
day.
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The GREAT RAILWAY STRIKE
Assuming Formidable Proportions-Trs
fic Almost stopped.


nc Almost stopped.
Especial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
EDINBURGH, Dec. 23.-The railway strike
has now extended 10 this city. At noon to-
day the traffic at the Wayely station was
carried on under great disadvantage, and
many trains were late. At the Caledonian
station many trains were detained for some
time. All the men at Creenock, with but
one or two exceptions, have joined the
strikers.
A Glasgow correspondent says that the
pcketts succeeded in getting more men out
on the three great Scotch systems.
At Dundee the state Of affairs this after
noon was most at a stand-still, and II Is
feared that the North British passenger
traffic has utterly collapsed.
At Aberdeen the strike has caused COM
plete dislOcatiOn in the state OF affairs.
The Midland railway has given notice
that il will not accept any perishable
fre ght for delivery north Of Carlisle.
At a meeting OF the men during the after
noon il was reported 10 thousand Of the
strikers that the district policy OF no sur
render has been adopted.
Traffic on the suburban and local lines
has been STOPPED in order to secure efficient
engine service for the principal trains.
Only few trains have arrived from the
west, and all Of them are several hours late.
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10 LIMIT DEBATE.
Full Text of Previous.Question Rule Re-
ported to tho senate.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 23.-Ihe full
text OF the preyious-question rule reported
to the Senate to-day by Mr.. Aldrich Is as
follows:
Resolved. That for the remainder Of this
session the rules Of ihe senate be amended
BY adding thereto the following: When
any bill, resolution, or other ques-
ton shall have been under consideration
for reasonable time, il shall bo In order
for any Senator 10 demand that debate
thereon be closed ON such demand; mo- de-
bate shall be I'm order and pending such de-
mand, no other motion except one motion
t0 adjourn shall be made. II such demand
be seconded by majority Of the senators
present. the question shall iorthwith
be taken thereupon without de-
bate. II the senate shall decide
to close debate on any bill. resolution, or
other question TIE measure shali take pre-
cedonce of all other business whatever, and
the question shall be put upon the amend
ments. II ally then pending, and upon t1e
measure In its succ.bs.Nc stages az
cording 10 the rules Of the Senate, but
without further debate, except that
every senator who may desire shall be per-
mtted tO speak upon the measure, IN
cludlng all amendments, not more than
once. and not exceeding thirty minutes.
After the Senate shall have decided To
close debate, as herein provided.
no motion shall be- N order but u
motion 10 adjourn on 10 take recess, when
such motion shall be seconded by a ma
ilr e. of the Senate. When either Of said
motions shall have been lost, or shall
nave failed of second, II shall not
be in order 90 renew the same
until one senator snail have spoken
upOn the pending measure, or one vote upon
the same shall have iuteNened. Pending
procedure under the foregoing rule no pro-
ce,ding i'm respect of a quorum shall he IN
order until it shall have appeared upon a
division. or ON the taking Of the
yeas aud nays, that quorum Is
not present AMI voting. Pending
proceedings und.r the foregoing rule all
questions oi ora =. whether upon appeal or
Otherwise. sh4i. 3D. decided without debate.
and no distinctive or dilaiag motion or
proceeding OF any Kind shall be 10 order.
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In curve on east Washington street. The
pilots and fronts OF both locomotives were
Knocked 10 pieces. No one was injured.
Mrs. Oracle W. Shaw, well-known lady.
Of this city, died very suddenly this after
noon Of congestion Of the lungs. The de-
ceased was the only daughter Of Captain
Samuel Stevens, of this place.
Judge George +. Barham, OF the County
Court Of Greensyille, this evening refused
10 grant a new trial TO Carleton II. Marks,
who was convicted some days ago in the
County Court OF Greensville Of the murder
Of y. VI. Balm, and his punishment fixed at
ten years and eight months in the peniten-
tiary. The case is 10 be taken 20 the Court
Of Appeals. where an effort will be made 10
secure new trial for the prisoner.
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John W. Jones, who was fined Monday fr
being drunk sunday, was arrested vest J.
day again on the charge Of being drunk ana
resisting the police and als) beating bis
mother.
Edward Jones was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of entering a dressing-Ioom ~
the BrOad.Street Opera House and steailnl
several dollars and ring from the clothing
of Harry Jefferson, actor. Ine ring was re-
covered.
Jim Jones, colored. was arrested for bein.
drunk.
All were lodged in the Second station.
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HELENA, MONr., Dec. 2.-Ihe bodies oi
.,e tot,r Indians who were hanged at NJ s-
sonia ON Friday last have been buried ai
ST. Aenitu,' Mission. The families and
relatives Of the dead men gathered IN tue
night and hcgan a Wriri ceremony alter lhe
style d ihe Old Indian funeral rites.
Inc crowd was dispersed by The Indian
pIlicc. The wives OF L1z, aud Pascalr'
tWO of the eXecut'd d men, gashed their oN ID
ucads and were preparing to cut on the
fingers Of one ntnd when stopped. inc
children Of the dead Indians also gashed
their heads and hands, and their bioot was
dripping into ihe graves which had been
partially opened.
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NEW RECTOR OF GRACE.
Rev. L. II. Mason, of Marietta, Ca, LiSeIJ
to be the Mar.


to be the Mar.
Rev. l.. II. Mason. of Marietta, Ca, has
been called to the rectorship OF Grace Epis'
copal church, this city. This statement
was confirmed yesterday by Rev. Dr.. Jack
son. rector Of the church and bishop-elect OF
Alabama.
Itis very likely that Mr.. Mason will accept
thou0h ne has not vet said he would. In a
letter to THE TINES, dated December ZOlh
Mr.. Mason says his acceptance "depend'
upon unknown contingencies, nut IL II oe
lieyed that he will agree % come here.
1t was mentioned few days ago IN TINS
paper that Rev. RObb White, of savannah
Ga, had been called fhis statement was
the outgrowth Of a rumor, the trut' %
which anpears TO Lave been that the Grace
church yestry had asked him if he would
ente rtain call. and it is presumed he re-
piled negatively.
Mr.. Mason is pronounced % De man ol
strong ability, and will make a gooI
rector.
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cl,lcaro I.i.hmen far parn.II.

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Fivc thousand Irish
American citizens assembled in Battery y
to-nigbt and heartily endorsed Charles :.
psrncn as leader Of the Irish National
party. and resolutions were adopted setting
forth that "Plrnell, more than any living
81 ,iesman. represented the views Of tie
irish race ON the question Of IRISH
national seil-gOYernmenL' The following
dispatch was cabled from the meeting to
Pafntli. "Mass-meeting of flrish-Americans,
.ix thousand strong, send you greeting;
victory or yanquished in Kilkenny, we are
with you 10 the last.