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VOL. XXI.
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C0LBY UNIVERSITY.

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TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He Makes Several Speeches from the
Trair.

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. The President
snd party ssrived here on time and in half
an hour LETT. IS planned. A large crowd
gathered about the car and the President
showed himself on the platform and did a
good deal OF hsni-shskins. but made no
speech, The departing train was ehsersd
enthusiastically. General Grosveno, Of
Ohio, aud John { New, consul genersl 10
London, joined the party al Gacinnaii,
only one stop WAS made between Ciacit-
matt snd Lswreneehurg The train slowed
up minute 81 North Bend in sight ef the
tomb of William Henry Harrison.
What tho President Said at Lawrence
burg.
LAwRLScEsu re, Ind Oct -rfesi-
dent Harrison spoke here AS follows
My friends | wsnt 10 thank you very
cordially for this greeting. All the views
about here are very familiar, This town
of Lasrencehurg is the fret Village OF my
childish recollection, and as spproaeh,d i
II this morning past the earliest home of
my recollection the home in which my
childhood and esrly manhood was spent
the memories crowd in upon me thai are
very full of interest, very full Of pleasure
and yet very fun of sadness. They bring
back 10 me those ho ever made the oil
home very dear, the most precious spot on
earth. | have psssei with bowel head the
place where they Test. We are here in our
generation v lth the work of those who have
gone before US. Let US see. each OF rs,
that in the family. in the nei1hborhoed and
in the State We DO At least with equal grace
courage and Kindness the work which was
SO hravely, kindly and grsciously done by
those ho Allied our places 30 years ago.
Now, for | must hurry on, TO those Old
friends and TO these new friends who have
come in since Lswreneehurg was f-mlliSI
10 me, extend my hearty thanks f,r ,his
welcome.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
Brief Telegrams.

The Marion county, Kansas. contest fOl
member OF the Legislature. wherein J.. "
Maxwell (Alliance) aud George NJ. Rood IKE
publ cam uad each received the same mum
h-r of votes, was decided by lot Ia favor o
Sir. Rood.
The Puritan Athletic Club has decided to
offer 81. 900 purse for contest betwred Ca
Mccarthy ana George Dixon. McCarthy has
accepted the Iub's offer and his hackers mel
those Of DixOn'e yesterday 10 sign articles
Altogether the match will be for $1,000.
Auorney-Geueia Webster, I'm a speech In
London last night. said he believed English
manufacturers would derive much beneH1
from exhibiting their products al the Chl'
CtsO kNpOsiiion,
Mn. Elizabeth HOllinbroOk, widow Of Joe
IlolunbrOOk OF Los Angeles, Cal. deceased
has decided IN trust about f75O,OOO worth Ol
prOptrly 10 fOul d home for lndlgent women
ana homeless children.
Mr.. Henry e. Winghip. Of Georgetown. has
been appointed general manager OF me
C.esapeake and ohio canal. AiuOr III. -
Mhttcomb OF kichmOnd, Va, has also been
appointed chief engineer.
Hon. Isaac y. Jordan, a prominent lawyer
Oi Cincinnati, and ex-memOer OF Congress
was Instantly killed al 10 O'Clock this morn
ing bs falling Through an elevator sialt al
LucOlns lnn Court
Cblef Engineer George W. Melville ha'
been nominated by the President 10 be a.
vaBced one grade. &c, IN accordance viii
tie provision OF Congress approved Septem'
Der 30, lsYU.
Nathan Crockett. a negro, was Killed yes
terday la the camps OF the Georgia, Carolina
and northern railroad, IN this city, 10y ~
oVeTSccr named Olass.
A II Hounshell. a prominent Republican
OF Cincinnati. says n the Force bill passes ht
will never again vote the Republican ticket
The California Athletic club has decided 10
offer purse OF s., ,OOO for glove contest be
tween JAKE kilrdin and George Godfrey
At the Cambridge. Mass, city election
tuesday, A. IS. AlgeT, Democrat, was elected
MAYOR.
The Chattanooga Lumber and Manuiactur'
ing Company have made an assignment.
The Arlington Hotel at oxford, Ala: ano
several stores have been burned. Loss
10000.
The Brazilian naval ofncers left washing
ton for New York yesterday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
HORSE RECORD.
Results and Entries at clifton and Gut
teRburg.
Following are the results of races at Cliff

Following are the results Of races at Cliff
ton yesterday;
First race. six and half furlongs, selling
count I,uro nrst, Manola Second. Deer Lodge
third. Time l:2451.
second race. non. winners, fiye-eighths OF a
miIe-Dead heat between kstray and Re
porter, Baychesler third. Time l:O413. Purse
divided. IN, -
Third race, three-quarters OF mile, two
vear-olds. selling Lizzie first, Partridge
second. Zenoba third. Time l;l7%.
Fourth race, seven-elgntns OF iniie. sell
ing-Golden Reel nIsl Nafuer secohu'
Mamie b third. Tine 1881.
Fifth race, one and three-eightfs miles,
seIIing-Eminencs first Outbound second,
Supervisor third. lime, 2:27s..
berry nrst, Dr. Helmuth second, Jack Rose
third Time, 1:3lL.
Entries at Guttenburg for to-day:
ttrst race. fiye-eights OF a mile, maiden
tvo-year olds-The Earl, Caicl lum. Dan man
King alta. 40; sir George. Freezer, EnOla
Conundrum, Mauve, Walter Dale, Maynowef
Martha Washington, Landscape, Muyss, fa'
vora, l07. -,
second race, SIX and one-hah furlonzs
saIIlne- objection, liz; Rusteed, llO fOres
King, Kingstock. los; saille harper, lO'
Caa,ella, racial b., Meriden. lO2; Josie VI.
lOl; Bill Barnes, lOG can't TEL. Ser'ia' leu
nessee Second, Steve Jerome, ".
third race, one mile. nandicap--N afpeake
no: Belwood, lOe Now or Never, los; Brad
ford. los; Folsom. 10; kuby, lOo; ballsion
los: leila May. 100; Jorie NJ, 9s; Parkridge
90; Kingstock. 96; Gunwad, 81; sanlafe lfor
merIy Bennette, eeidlng), %; Dun, 80.
Fourth race, fye-eighths Of a mile-Salis
barry. il6; Glitter second, 1l2; Hilda, 100
Dlxie. 100. Kitty Van. 100, sunday, 100; Bel
wood, lO9, Churchill Clark, 100; sias. lOe
Pain-K iller, 107; Bradford. lO7; Miss Caiyllis
formerly Ably, 10o; Bessie b'igss' ioo
Beautify, 1O5; Blanche. 1OZ
Fifth race, one mile and a quarter, selling
rsouimau. III: Wahoo. III; Landseer, lue
| tlkton, los; Brown Duke. los; whittier. los
| Iceberg, lO7; Extra. los; Wynwood; TO-.
| itpg-Ionely. llo: Neptunus. ll2; Anomaly
ii2: Kaplne, IL; John Atwood, no; Ecar.'
| ii0 Avery, no; Oarsman, ll0 Hot seotch
io5: General Boulasger, l0E lop. sawyel
TO-: Mohican. 100; Ida Girl. 100 sherwooS
100: Sour Mash, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
NATIONAL FARMERS ALLIANCE,
strict Secrecy Enjoined Various Com
mittees-Yesterday's Proceedings.

strict Secrecy EnjOined Various Com
mittees- Proceedings.
OcALA. FLA, Dec. Sat last evenings ses-
sion Of the National Farmers Alliance the
report OF the Committe on Credentials was
received. A resolution was adopted enforc-
ing all the members 10 the strictcst secfec,
regarding the business transacted. pres
committee was appointed, whlcn alone u
authorized to give out Information. Othef
committees appointed We're on Presl-
dent POlk's message, on the order
of business on mileage and
per diem. and on fraternal relations. The
last named committee Is very important
one, as its duty Is TO receive representative
from other national organizations similar lil
character, with VI w Of securing concerted
action on legislation, and aiming at the ultl-
nate consolidation Of them al. As MT row
derly is expected here early this morn lne
this committee Will doubtless nave an cary
conference with him.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Alliance Convention met in regular
session this morning. A resolution wa'
adopted providing committee ot one IRON
each state delegation to investigate III,
conduct Of Mr. McCune, chairman U
the National Executive Committee; l.
+. Livingstone, president OF the GeOrgi'
state Alliance. and President POLK, In refer
euce 10 the Georgia Senatorshlp, II haNins
been CHARGED that these gentlemen were IN
huenced in their act on by mOneyed conslde
ations. Tue committee is empowered To III
yestigate any other charges with when any
OF these officers may be accused.
IL seems evident that ngnt on the sun
treasury plan will arise during the session
The opposition claim that TINS plan Is class
legislation. and violates the Nliience consti'
tuition in regard 10 equal rights and specia
privileges.
Mr.. Livingstone, referring 70 A'ot''ii ~
personal privilege IN the convention Today
stated that the charges and rumors had been
whispered OF his unfair dealings IN reierenc
To the Georgia SenatOrshlp. aud demandel
that thorough Investigation be made. h'
said McCune ana Polk heartily joined IN I'M
demand,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
FIRE IN DETROIT.
Immense Tobacco ManufActuring Estab-
lishment Burned.

DETROIT. MICH, Dec. 3-At 2 o'clock TIL
morning fire started in the fine-cut depart
ment of the immense tobacco manuiactur-
ing establishment OF Daniel Scotten Co., at
kort and Columbia streets. this city.
heavy fall OF snow prevented prompt attend
ance OF the fire department, and when q
sufficient force was Oh the ground the nrC
had gained great headway. Whiie the nre-
men were nghting the flames the wall fell
and before all could get away l1pemai
Robertson and Patrick Coughlin were buried
in the debris Robertson was dug out dead
Coughlin was taken Out allVe' Win NJ heh.
crushed. and he died at the hospital in ai
hour.
The IRE was still smOulderng at 10 o'clocB
this morning The big building rad been de
stroyed with loss otSiOO.OOJ, whlle s2oO,'
900 more in stock aud machinery were lost
The nre throws four hundred hands out %
employme nt for the tint, but the place VII
be Immediately rebuilt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
PROSPECTS OF COMPROMISE.
Reported Probability Of Healing the Irish
Rupture.

Reported Probability Of Healing the Irish
Rupture.
Special to The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
LoxpoS. Dec. 3.-At : o'clock this evening
a report was circulated that there Is reason
To believe that the rupture In the Irish party
rill be healed tomorrow by compromise
fnrthcr adjourned 10 allow Tine To consider
the proposed bass II ag, cement. IL Is an
nOunced on the authority Of an adherent OF
Psrnell that II the lrisn party at the meeting
tomorrow consent 10 pas resolution lhaI
10 home rule VIII be acceptable tina! does
not leave the settlement OF The land question
10 an Irish Parliament, and does not provide
iudpes OF cOustabulery under Irish control
Parnen will consent 70 retire from the lead
er,hip Negotiations for an am icable settle
menf has been IN progress to-day between
the leaders of the Liberal party and the irish
reprcsent ttigcsl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04

manding the diaries Of Jameson, charging me
with the intention of publishing them. ao-
stracting portions Of them. ana threatening
legal proceedings. and putting legal IN
thanks for carrying the journals Of Jameson:
aud taking care OF them for twenty months
march across Africa.
LETTER OF SYMPATHY.
The Barttelots. desirous OF getting some ex-
preston OF opinion from me about MAJOR
Barflelot. caased two of the committee To ask
me IL would write word OF sympathy i
accordingly. wrote a long letter from cairo,
which Is published by Mr.. Walter BarttelOt
i'm his book, with string OF SHY anu
malicious comments. In answer 20 thai let
ter received the mos extraordinary com
position hat was ever addressed 10 me,
through which the dead Barttelots peeVlsh
and unreasOning nature shone so clearly
that there was nbthig more 10 do than 10
let the writer 90 his own way, ana IuOsl
unwisely. think he has steered his course,
for instead Of helping me 10 protect MS
brother memory and reputation he has been
the means of compelling me To substantlate
that censuIe and let light upon those terrible
m;sdeeds.
ADvIsYDTo KEEP QUIET.
Mr.. Walter Barttelot was advised by all
my late comrades in the advance column TO
let the matter rest. Mr.. Bonny has stated
publicly that he also rendered the same ad-
vice. Sir Walter BarttelOt, the father, WAS
not Ignorant lhat tiShe leIIlDtc u'to W.,
charged against his dead son. He surrendered
all d. cuments and letters To the editor oi tbe
diaries, and he vas thoroughly aware Of the
D AZURE OF the book about 10 be publishes as
the proofs came in. How can these people
dare To say now that they did not know OF the
abominabe crimes alleged to have been
committed by Major Barttelot or Mr. Jane
son? / declare now that the only chafges
which have made are that the rear column
was wrecked by the irresolutiOn or lts
officers the neglect Of their promises, ana
their indifference TO their written orders.
PTrIABLE ERROR or JUDGMENT.
maintain that these charges are true IN
each and every particular. Tue very worst
cons rdction that could be placed upon then
conduct, as described in the sad story OF the
the rear column of "Darkest Africa Is thal
they mad committed pitiable error of judg
ment | had desired, and aid my very best
to bury in the graves OF the unguided men all
else HENRY VI. STANLEY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
SeLIVsRKOFF'S MURDER.
Believed to Have Been an Act OF yen-
Eoance.

BlIieVed 20 Have Betn IN Att OF VIE
Eoance.
lSoeclal TO the Times by Dunlap Cable co.
sT. PETERSBURG, Deg. 3.-Ihe murder OF
General seliyerkorr hiss been universally re-
garded here 80 being intended TO ayengs the
execution Of Nlle Glnzbars, a Russian sub
iect and Jewish lady OF culture aud refine
ment, who was arrested by the falls poiic.
i1s ,n,nlicated I'm the manufacture Of nihilisi
months. She wzs eItri idlted after secret
Trial. and hanged at Fort -. Peter. opposit.
me Winter Palace at dead OF night. -Four
students. her accOmplices, were TRANSPORTED
III. execution Of Mile Ginzbafs Is believed
10 have Deen caused by SelivcI kon, who after
nis dismissal from the ~. Petersburg detec-
tive buteau mas been directing tue operations
of the Russian secret police In France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04

fspecial to The Times by Dunlap Cal

Special to The Times by Dunlap Cable COL
CORK, Dec. 3-Ihe Nationalist members OF
the cornoratlon is-day passed a resolution OF
OF confidence in Parnell by majority OF
twelve. The discussion was heated, and
lasted four hours.
DUBLIN. Dsc. 3.-1he Board OF Guarnlans
nasse1 a resolution OF confidence In Parnell
At a special meeting of the Marybor's town
council A r solution was un nlmously
passed expressing unaiterable confidence In
him, and denying The right OF the irish party
IA dep1 ne or abandon him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
WORK OF A DESPERATE.
He shoots Woman and ID Himself
Killed.

WILLIAasTowN, KY, Dec. Blast eyen-
ing George Burgess, who is known as des-
perate character when drunk, visited Miss
Alice Mckinley at her home on Mill street
What conversation passed between them II
not known, but IL ended by his shooting and
wounding her seriously, II not fatally BUR
g.ss then fed TO his house and FABRICATED
fhe entrances Upon being informed OF
rhe tragedy sheriff Joe Webb and Deputy
Marshal went TO The house and demanded
admittance. Burgess refused 10 open 10 them
and threatened 10 shoot the nrst man who
should try 10 enter. After some further par
lev. the officers burstln The uOor, ana were
mSt bv a fusilade from Burgess revolver.
rhey both returned the fire, and urgess iei
70 the floor ana died IN few minutes Mics
NcKiniey's recovery Is doubtful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
THE ALABAMA STRIKE.
Prospects of q Long and Bitter struggle
Bstween Firm and Men.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Dec. 3.-The striking
coal miners were joined yesterday ny nearly
all the men who were at work Monday. The
indications are that the struggle Will be "a
long and bitter one. Nearly half the furnaces
ln the district will 60 out u bla~t TINS We~k
aud others will follow as soon as 'heli $40 IA n
of coke is exhausted. The mine operators
remain firm IN their demands OF The men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
The IRISH lMBROGLIO.
The Breach seems to be steadily Widen
Ing.

The Breach Seems to be steadily widen
Ing.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The vote in the Irish
Nationalist conference last night, on MIR.
Noland's dilatOry motion proviJi-g for a post
p ,nement Of t1e discussion on the question
of MIR Parnells retirement, ana lts eventual
consideration in Dub 10, does not seem 10
have exercised decisive influence IN con,
cretinQ public opinion AS tO the nnal
outcome OF the Irish imbrogio. Those friends
of the STRUGGLING leader. however, VINO were
found scattered about the Parliament Dulld-
ings this morning weie quite conndent mat
the tweufy-nine votes tailed for MI. NO
lands amendment Heated that. instead OF
It's severance being the mooted point, the
real question was simply how soon wonld
the body of the NatloDalist dog yiDrate
responsive TO the Initiative Impulse of
fbe paruellite tail. Those OF the irish follow
ing who DO not believe fuat on the acts OF
ANY one man depends the fate OF their coun-
try, who care little for the personalities or
ambitions OF N-. Parnell or any other leader
nut who do care Justly for the welfare OF the
cause OF Ireland. view with dismay a breach
which seems 10 widen with each passing
hour.
LIBERAL LEADERS To MEET.
The Liberal leaders will hold a meet
ing shortly 10 determine upol "A course
OF actiOn Al present they are az sea
and this dilemma IL not likely 70 be reviewed
bv any change in the leadership OF the Irish
| nartv as there Is no such party To lead, I'm the
| cohesiye sense In which the term has hereto
| fore been applied. The home rule issue IA
| considered out o. fthe WAY and strong feeliDt
| AGAINST any plan OF land purchase for Ireland
| is developing itself Mr.. LaDOurchre has al
along been opposed 10 pledging Engilst
credit fOr any such purpose as AIDING tenaIit'
| 1 become proprietOrs. and he has many sym
nafhi izers. both in the Liberal and Conserva
| i've ranks. The Government however,
determined 10 push the land purchase
scheme: and will be aided by Mr.. Parnell ane
| his supporters. thus entirely reversing th'
| r,raseit situation in Parliament. The Tories
! continue 10 treat MIR. Parnell with considera'
| ION. and there is a marked relaxation OF tn'
severely critical tone ia which he nas beer
| discus.ed by the Conservative press.
PASELL CONFIDENT.
Mr. parneu expresses himself Tonight a.
confident Of retaining hts supremacy IN IN
irish party. The feeling among MS soner
ents l. that his position Is stronger tnah a
| any preyiOus stage Of the dispute, anu este
cially by reason OF the assurances OF supper
received from America.
THE LAND BILLS SECOND READING.
The (iovsrnment's Irish. Land Purchase bil
,..ses its sc ond reading In the House .
Conlmons this evening by vote of zos Y
,so Tne followers OF Mr.. rarneil voted wit
the Government
GLADSTONE To m CONSULTED.
; IL was agreed at to-day's Nationalist meet
; ing that the proceedings should % Kept
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
North state GIeaniDgs.

hfter 80 much talk about the three - be-
ing In a bad financial condition. II has been
completed 20 MaDon, and the track Ia being
The eOlOred people Of greensboro held n
meeting IN the courthouse Monday night TO
arrange for "a celebrption Of the anniversary
Of the emancipation proclamation.
There is some talk OF organizing joint
stock company IN Henderson, wiin capital
stock Of 10000. for the purpose Of establish
ing large carriage works.
kObesOn county ID visited every day by
prospecting land buyers and farmers; some
~ them are buying farms snd moving their
ilnilitles there.
Two thousand ave hundred chickens are
on an average soid every week In Wjlksboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
TERRIBLE STORM.
Tempest and Hurricane Play Havoc with


Tsmpest and HarricAno PIay HAVOC WIN
shipping.
NEW YosK. Dec special TO the Herald
! rom -. Pierrel MiquelOn says there has
been three days Of terrible storm, tempest
and hurricane. ON Saturday four vessels
parted their chains and came ashore, and
VIII prove total wrecks. The crews were
saved. ON runday tue storm somewhat
aDated. aud there was no damage 70 shipping.
ON Monday night, however. . hurricane set
iu and inflicted great damage. About ten
FchOOners are high and around the hafDor'
with the winter noet. dry moored for winter
quarters, badly damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04

secret. bat II is believed that Clancy's pro-
q, All. n 10 ask Mr.. Gladstone 70 ve
q satisfactory understanding IN fetsfo ~
syent of Mr. Parneils retirement. It's ~.
posed tnst Clancys proposal - ieve,eu ~
certain members intriguing With the kosI-
als. IL IL hardly thought that M. 0iaaesonS ~
the irish members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04
s,na,orrurpIs,s Mother Burned to Death,

DKLPHI, IND. Dec. 3-Mn. Mary Tuiple,
mother Of senator Iurpie was burned 10
death near this place to-day. she was ar
fangiDg the IRE in an old-fashioned nfe-
place, when her clothing WAS irnitcd. she
vss nearly ninety years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04

Mrs cary. a wealthy widow OF Seewell. W
Va. was taken from bed. bound. gagged. ana
robbed by five unknown robbers Tuesday
morning The tobacco manufacturing es-
tabllshment Of Daniel ScOiten & Co., Detroit
has been burned loss about 100000 .--
Tne Nationnl Farmers Alliance Convention
IN session al Ocala, Fla, has onjoined siric
secrecy in It's proceedings committee hai
been appointed 10 give out matter TO The
press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-04

Having arranged everything that we
Thought was essential for the conduct OF the
rear column. we of the advance column,
set out from Yambuya on June the
D. 1857. and on August II, 1865. four
teen months later, we returned from the
Albert Nyamza in search OF the rear col
umn. Of which 40 news mad been heard and
on arriving at village ninety miies east
from Nambua. we found the miserable rem
nant of II in the pitiabie state already de-
gcriDed