The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-11
CONSUL H0ARE DENIES.
AFFiRMS HIS INNOCENCE OF
DAviTTS CHARGES.

Mr.. Dsvitt EmphaticaIlv Reiterates Them
and Declares His Readiness TO Prove
Them-Disappearance OF Dillon and
O'Brien- From Beyond the Seas.
Special 10 the Times by Dunlap Cable co. !
LONDON, Oct. 10.-Consul Hoare has
pledged his honor and word as a gentleman
that he never did the treacherous things Of
which Mr.. Michael Dayitt accuses him.
as wired from New York, remarked, ''Oh.
that is only what might be expected. 1t
seldom or never happens that person
against whom a grave charge is made is
ready to bow his head and admit that ne is
guilty; but Mr. Ioare is sadly mistaken
IL he imagines for moment that
his denial, be it never so en-
phatic, nor his word Of honor,
be il never so sacred, will either dispose of
me. or Of the allegations | have made. |
repeat, as emphatically as Mr.. lIOare de-
nies, that every word of these allegations is
true, and challenge Mr.. HOare TO put the
truth or falsehOOd 10 the test by proceedings
at law. 1 will undertake, on my part, TO
them up 10 the hilt on the sworn testimony
OF the agents actually employed by Mr..
HOare. and his predecessor, Mr.. Archibold,
if | am only given the chance to
do so, and | think this might
serve as plain hint to Mr.. HOare,
with whom have not yet finished. have
something more TO say about this gentle
man and his record in connection with the
PigOtt-Times conspiracy, and can assure
- \ fsrIu
am very anxious tO get an opportunity OF
LAYING bare to the world the whole Internal
system of plots and plans whereby the Sc
cret Service money of the Briti-h Foreign
office has been expended In America, in the
employment Of McDermOtts. the Pinker-
tons, and others of the like sort, and If Mr..
HOare will give me this opportunity ! snail
be devoutly grateful to him."
GLADSTONE ON THE MKINLEY LAW.
MIR. Gladstone has written as follows 10 a
friend on the subject of the Mckinley bill:
81 look upon this act as Il deplOrablc error,
which will be attended with the most severe
and cruel consequences to innocent peo-
ple,n In a subsequent paragraph the great
statesman adds: IL shall speak iurther on
this matter in Midlothian"
MORE HONoRs TO STANLEY.
As the time draws near Tor the departure
of Henry NJ. Stanley on his American lee
turing tour the interest in him seems 70 re-
double. The stay he and his wife will
make here will, however. not be long one.
The progress Of the newly-married couple
during their travels on the Continent was
almost like that of a sovereign through his
dOminiOns. and was marked by all the
honors which the various municipalities
and the learned societies could shower On
this great explorer. As CON
sequence, he brings home snedi
of addresses from them. In Brus-
sells last week he was the hero oi the
hour, and the ministers of State and
other natonalities of the city We'd
with each other in calling on him and doug
him honor at his hotel as soon rs it was
known he had arrived. At Ostend, where hc
went on the invitation Of the King. he was
received with special hOn0rs by The munich
pality. and at once proceeded To The Royal
Chalet, where he had an interview with
King Leopold. Their talk lasted over two
hours, and in the evening Mr.. stanley dined
at the royal table.
The date of his departure for America has
not yet been definitely announced.
TRIUMPHs OF AN AMERICAN SCULPTOR.
All loyal Americans will hail with de-
light the honor being done to Mr.. W aldo
Story. the son of the well-known American
sculptor. and another whose roba di roma
is so Justly celebrated. lie has just COM
pleted an elaborate marble decoration for
one of the rooms in Lord de IiOthschlld's
country house at Tfing in Hcrtiordshlre,
about thirty miles from London. The sue
cess he achieved with this is so great that
he is now engaged upon fountain OF nch
design in bronze and Sienna and 0lhor
marbles for the country place OF MI Leo
pold de ROthschild Ascot.
HEROES OF BALAKLAvA.
A novel feature Of the forthcoming Lord
Mayor's show, which will be held in accord
ance with the usual custom on November
9th. TO mark the Inauguration of the new
Mayor, Mr.. Joseph SavOry, of the Ward Of
Langbourn, will be the appearance OF the
few survivors of those who took part IN the
memorable charge OF Balaklava, on October
%. 1874 They will be Hospitality enter
tained by the city of London for three or
four days before and after their participa-
tion in the show.
CELEBRATED BIBLES.
The library of the Church house has just
acquired very interesting addition III the
shape of well preserved copy of the cele-
brated Vinegar Bible, which cot its name
from an error in the running title OF SAINT
Luke. where. in the twentieth chapter, IL
reads the parable of the vinegar instead
of the "parable of the vineyard There Is
also copy OF the Breeches Bible, so called
from the change in the seventh verse OF the
third chapter of Genesis from the more Or
dinary reading of aprons as well a.
a copy of the Bishops Bible. |
which was published in 1868, and is COM |
monty called the Treacle Bible, because IN
the twenty-secOnd verse of the eighth cnap- |
ter of jeremiah the well-knOwn lament "ls
there no balm in Gileady' is changed TO "ls
there no treacle in GileadY There are
only few copies OF the inegar Bible
printed on yellum; one OF these is in the
ROYAL Library at the British Museum. and
the other is In the BOdleian Library at OK
ford.
THE GRRNADIER GUARDS.
The Governor of Bermuda has dispatch
10 the Home authorities stating that there
is no serious outbreak among the Grenadier
Guards, and no cases at headquarters al
all. There have been five cases Of illness
due TO oyer-drinking, but all Of them are
doing well, and there has only been one
death from fever since the arrival OF the
troops on the island.
TlE TipPERARY TRIALS