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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

sand miners have gone ont on the strike
In the Chartered district for more wages.
1t is expected that the movement will
extend and that there viii be o general
strike OF the coal-miners.
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CarlIsIe's Successor.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
LOUISVILLE, October 1S.-Congress-
man Dickerson was renominated by the
Democrats at Falmouth to-day. lie is
Car lisle's successor.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrIMoRs, October 1s-virginis oonsols, % (;
do. lO-40's, IS. do 3's, 67Aa6s Baltimore and
Ohio stock, l02sl03l; Northern Central stock.
6sa6s; consolidated gas BOMBS, Ii4H bid; do.
sock, sO1kas0a.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, October 1S.-Cotton quiet
and steady; uplsnds, 10ic. Orleans,
10 7-16c. sales, 300 bales !; net receipts,
1880 bales exports-to Great Britain,
10,0l7 bales to France, $3.50 bales to
the Continent, 100 bales stock, 1876, 622
bales.
Southern Hour steady and quiet COM
mon to fair extra, 3.50aS4. 40 good to
choice do, S4.l5as6.
Wheat very quiet and easier ; No. 2,
S1.O7aS1. on ; options fairly active and
iasc. lower, closing weak No. 2 red,
SL07. November, S1.07s May. Sl.lli.
Corn moderately active and easier |;
No. 2. $50. options held firm; October,
57Ec. /; November, Sc.
Oats weaker and dull MOP, 47ta47sc. (;
options dull and easier ; October, 47ic. /;
November, 4sc.
Hops moderately active.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady,
10a20 down on lower cables, and quiet I;
November, ST.. 4jas17. 30; May, $3.50 ;
spot Rio quiet; No. 7, SlS.S7i.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm.
Molasses-New Orleads steady and
quiet.
Rice active and firm.
Petroleum firm and quiet /; refined.
oil ports, 1900.
Cotton-seed oil quiet crude, 27a29c
Rosin steady; strained, common to
good, Sl.40aS1. As.
Turpentne nominal at 42a42Ic.
Wool fairly active and firm.
Provisions generally quiet and steady.
Freights steady cotton, I'd. grain,
Id.
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, October 18.-Flour steady
and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, 81. 0las1. oil; No.
2 red, l.01aSl.01i.
No. 2 corn, sic.
No. 2 oats, 42lc.
Mess pork, 1891,
Lard, 1926.
Short-ribs, Sj.37..
Shoulders, 81. So as5.75.
Short-clear, s.. 75aS5. so.
Whiskey, sl.13.
Wheat-Only q fair business was
transacted and operators generally we're
disappointed at the change in the mar
ket. The feeling was decidedly weaker,
and while yesterday there was a general
disposition to buy the reverse was the
fact to-day. Outside business was mod
crate. The o. ening was about the same
as the closing yesterday. Then a de-
cline set in and with slight reactions con-
tinued until the close, which was Ic. low
or than yesterday.
Corn fairly active and little unset
tied, the market fuctuating frequently
within la1c. range, but the close showed
no gain, the market being about the
same as yesterday.
Oats were entirely controlled by local
influences. The close was q fraction
lower
In mess-pork fair trade was reported,
the market being 5s7sc. higher.
Lard-A comparatively light demand.
The changes were slight
Short-Kib Sldes-Only a moderate
trade.
nj Z 4 I'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

REAp THE ADVERTISEMENT in to-day's
Dispatch Of Jackson Brandt & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
ceIman'. supporter. INTRIGUING.

by Angio-Americsn cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, October IA dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says The supporters Of
eI-President Celman are intriguing
with view OF returning him TO power.
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HAVE You READ the advertisement in
to-day's Dispatch Of Jackson Brandt Il
CO.?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

We want TO add seooO new nance to me SUE.
so.tpiion-s, Of the WssSLr DisrArcu within
the next three months Toinfuce all our resders
10 help US We mako ,hon some OF the mostiioss
rnl premium snsrs for clubs and single sub
scripllous ever made by say newspaper hvth
pay you 70 work for ths DISPATCH. Road caro-
fully the premium offer, on this sheet kvsrS
premium will b found 10 De sxsotly - de-
scribcd, or the money viii be refunded
We have made arrangements with m snufsss
tarers and publishers for an unhmi'ed supply -
yhe goods We offer as premiums, and We SsArsa.
tee them to come up fully In ell rss2>As N -
hpre,snLsasos ~ Ais az tsoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT in to-day'a
Dispatch Of Jackson Brandt q Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

HAVE you READ the advertisement in
to-day's Dispatch Of Jackson Brands y
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote Fine, ssn:sss; snpsraas, sana
% Is; s.x ',s, 1890 r. 5sssh sn''S Nasl& psssns
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

EUeninq.-Exchange quiet and steady
at 4SlaiS6t. Money easy at 2ia3; last
loan at &c. Sub-Treasury balances
Coin, S146,6 07 currency, s., 94S,O OO.
Governments dull but steady; 4 pei
cents, 1881; AIS, 1O4s. State bonds
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
~ WESTMINSTER PREsBY-

TERRAIN CHURCH ,eorner Cary and sycamore
strssss)-Rev JAxss LITTLE. NJ A. Pastor
Preaching II A. NJ snd4 p. N. Sunday school
81 $50 A. NJ. Prsyer-mee.ing every wspssspAY
stsP. N. Bibls reading on the nrst and third
THURSDAY Of every month ct T. N. oy me
Pastor. All welcome u
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:, auorA1oaa
NrppLTxo, i0c.
d sSs so1aSsssaaizzszS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

IReported for the Richmond Dispstch.i
OCTOBER lS.-Market steady. Mode
rate sales reported at 4Ic. New. 4sa5c. {;
old, 6ia7c. factory hand picked, 7a9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. ". ". LAsDHux. u. D.. a. II a. y. and ats
r. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 10. Issa
orrEkrNGa
Wprlr.-4,b9s pushsiA
rnpS NM bQnboiA


IN prime on private tsrmA Ntxsd 4 an husbei.
very good 70 prime on private tsrms: q bushsll
vsry good at fi.oo; 900 bushsls very scod AZ Al M
shortberry, 10 pushsls for seed 81 q. 10 Tota
salss OF wheat 2.1s6 bushsls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
rup CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.

The close was active and strong at
about the highest prices OF the day. The
final changes, with the exception noted
were fractions only, but almost invarla'
bly in the direction of higher prices.
Sales-15, 600 listed and 10000 unlisted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
THE RANK STATEMENT DISCOUNTED.

The upward movement received also
little il any aid from outside sources,
foreign purchases being insignificant.
but the confidence which has so lately
been developed was most noticeable, and
all offerings we're absorbed at advancing
figures. Traders were inclined to dis
count the bank statement at the opening,
which was made on very quiet business
at irregular changes from last nights
figures, with majority Of losses, which,
however, were for slight fractions only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

The Mausoleum at Potsdan. in which
the bodies Of the Emperor Frederick,
Prince waldemar, and Prince Sigismund
were deposited on Wednesday, was con-
secrated to-day in the presence OF the
Empress Frederick. her daughters, the
Emperor and Empress. and other mem
bers Of the royal family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

The strength OF speculation became
apparent Immediately and prices began
to rise all over the list with first sales,
and before the end OF the first half hour
gains OF ! to I had been established.
North American leading the upward
movement. Later there was partial
reaction, but the advance was soon re-
sumed and the bank statement when Is
sued had no more than a passing inhu-
anra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant
Range Of Thermometer at the front
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22

week soTeaal Of the "vags" complaining
of sore backs. We have no Doubt
though. but what it was sort Of soon
6tltutional WEAKNESS" and the diet of
bread and water, that was ordered from
the county bill OF fare Will undoubtedly
bring them to time.
From week to week we see advertised
n different exchanges, a balloon asoon-
sion, by that wonderful Of all seronauts
Prof. Hagal, who the people of Moscow
mad the pleasure few weeks ago, OF
witnessing ascend to the dizzy height of
about 100 feet, and making the descent
IN perfect safety. Hagal is certainly a
Hrst-elass fraud and sister towns should
not allow him to work his subscription
racket on them.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
OANESDALE.

tl0m Sun Itth inst
The city council has ordered all stores
aap saloons to STAY closed on Sunday.
Fh.ah accounts for tho driet ude OF the
sheets on that day.
James johnson, living near Steptoe,
calod Monday and renewed grace with
the Sun. Mr.. Johnson told rs be pulled
icarrot from his garden that measured
siset and 6 inches long. Ho said the
carrot t2pored ike a bIack-snako whip.
the end OF the root being as small as a
whip cracker.
Price ( 1Te0raor : tbo mama of =
new firm soon T., H., ,,,,.;,,.-u ,,,n
city. Mr. pri., !, f ? -, r,a+ ~ "a
10, and Nr. 1rco,oa,, so,,,,o.I,, '- I;T,od il
Fs,nirata., -, '''e'i lo u, il'eu -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
Torn 20 Pieces,

LENA Ohio, Nov. 15.-By an explosion
OF dynamite in stone quarry yesterday
morning three laborers were blown to
pieces and two seriously hurt. The
killed are: George Fisher, Henry Wise
koft, and Archie Burkett.
The shock was felt for tea miles around
and many windows were broken. The
men we're heating dynamite when the
explosion occurred.
Fishers arms and legs were blown of and
all that was left was a bIackensd trunk.
Wisecroft's head was torn from his BODY
and was not found until afternoon, when
1t was discovered in field VIII rogs
roofing 1t around. His arms and LEGS
are missing.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
Tie Railroads.

/
The farmers Of the Palouse country
are terribly in earnest in their demand
that the next Legislature pay heed to the
mandates of the constitution and throw
adequate restrictions around the great
transportation companies. It is not
likely that the Legislature will longer
neglect this important duty. Tho re-
publican party is strong, but it cannot
play a fast and loose game with the
people. Nor will it. The next legisla-
turo will attend to these duties over
looked by the last, which was so occu-
ped with the work of electing two
United States senators and voting away
the tide lands that it entirely forgot the
following prescription of the constitu-
ton:
Section 18-The legislature shall pass
laws establishing reasonable maximum
rates Of charges for the Transportation OF
passengers and freight, and to correct
abuses and prevent discrimination and
eXtortion in the rates OF freight and
passenger tariffs on the different rail
| roads and other common carriers in The
state and shall enforce such laws by adj
equate penalties. A railroad and trans
! portatlon commission may be established
and Its powers and duties fully defined
by law.
The contention of the farmers is for
cn elective commission with Legislative
powers. We do not believe that such a
body could run the gauntlet Of the
courts, for the reason that the constitu-
tion is quite clear and explicit on this
point, declaring that the legislature
shall pass laws of a restraining and reg
ulating nature, and supplementing this
mandate with a provision for the os-
Enlistment Of commission if the legis-
lature SO desires. The courts would
probably hold that the constitution vests
exclusive Legislative powers in the legis-
lature, and that the functions Of a rail
way commission could not transcend
executive and judicial powers. The
state cannot afford to take any false
steps, which could only serve the pur-
pose Of playing directly into the hands
of the transportation companies By
! giving them an avenue OF escape and
Postponjng proper and effective le8isla-
ton TO a future Legislature.
Tho manner OF creation of the com
mission IS subject for future dotermi-
nation. Perhaps the better plan would
be the nomination Of It's members by the
governor, aud their confirmation by the
senate: The farmers, it appears, prefer
election mode, fearing to trust the mat
ter to ne legislature. After the loss OF
the tide lands their Gistrust IS not sur
prising.
It is almost an assured fact that the
| legislature will create such a commission
at its next session, and equip it with the
necessary laws. Such q course is de-
manded by the people, directed by the
constitution, and encouraged by the ex-
porienca and precedent of older States.
In this fight" says the Royiew's
travelling correspondent, the business
men Of the country towns are With the
farmers" It can likewise be readily
asserted that the business men OF
Spokane are also with them.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
What Can Be Shown.


Among the exhibits this state can send
to the Columbian exposition are straw
berries, raspberries, cherries, gooseher-
ries, carrants, Plums, prunes, pears,
apples, peaches, apricots, nectarinos,
grapes, cranborries, melons, the staple
vegetables-all Of the largest and best
varieties. The horticultural department
Of the display would be brilliant, the
fora OF Washington riyaling those Of
any region. In minerals a great variety
Of magnificent specimens can be exhib-
tied. The timber display will attract
aido attention. Splendid grain can be
shown. In every way there can be such
an array OF attractive and surprising
products and manufactures as will bring
the state TO the admirinS notice OF every
visitor to the great fair
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22

TAGUcIaALPA, Honduras, Nov, 10TH
Gen. Longines Sanchez, who headed the
recent attempt to overthrow the. govern
.nent Of President Bogran, and who,
with his forces, held this, the capital
city. for one week. has been captured
and, with the principle leaders OF his
army has been shot. The revolution IS
at an end.
President Bogran last night stationed
a number OF cannons about the barracks
and early this morning 'oponed ire
Sanchez and lis comrades knowing death
awaited them in any event fought with
all the courage Of despair, but 1t was a
hopeless struggle from the start.
After brief cannonading, the walls
Of the barracks we're almost completely
battered down. Then there was a de-
termincd charge by Bo8ran's soldiers a
bricf but desperate hand to hand hgh''
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
pALOUsE VALLEY
,npFyINds IN OTHER TOWNS.
.7,ya TEES CULLE0 FROM PA
-orrg COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.
COLFAE.


4 COLFAE.
,,.s connonor ii'h. inst,
i 80 evening a young man named
McVay registered at the Far
''~ hotel. About Il O'Clock he came
.;nr down the stairs and said to the
a-isIor. J. A. Davis, that man was
RI q Kill him. Davis went up with
and be asked where his assailant
BE replied in the next room.
NJ. told lin it gas inauguration and
III bin.
r.s awakened by noise in Mcyuy's
..,.. and going il found that he had
MA all his bedding On the floor and
es ling On it fully dressed, and max
=. strange inarticulato sound. He
,,isrod him out Of the house.
Yesterday morning officer Duncan
,,,.,ted 1I.Yay while he was looking,
:. ba said. for somebody on the top Of
n electric light pole" In the afternoon
hovas examined by Doctors Mitchell
.o5 BRgsiag in Judge Inman's court
.n3 rro9ouncod insane. He is native
d gebrasla SO years Of age.
VA. ElIiams, agent Of the Pauly
al company, finished his work in the
sn,t house Wednesday night receiving
RI money, $4,000, from the commits
sinners Thursday morning, and left for
lore.
The separator and derrick wagon be-
opgipg to the threshing machine OF j.
Mckinney, Of Pendleton, Or, was burned
Tbuvsdag. Noy. Gth. at tho place Of
Edward Lloyd in Pleasant valley. All
hands were at dinner when the FIRE o.
cured. Mr.. Lloyd lost about Is bushels
Of unthrashed wheat. Loss on the
machine was about $3.50; insured.
TIE guessing contest, !. G, of the
number Of beans IN bottle, inauguratcd
by J. Bushings drug store about 4
mounth ago. closed on Monday. When
tho count was made it was found that
Mrs. Sarah Brand had won he prize, a
very handsome plush albam, guessing
atl4,O57, oaIy three more than were in
the bottle Quite a number Of the con-
testants waro present at the counting.
frou Ga2ette 18th. inst
Z. Brownsheld, a thras1ing machine
man, living seven miles from Oaksdale
vas robbed of 500, The first or the week
by man who wanted 10 borrow two
Hts &c buy himself a meal. The two
\ E9 were readily given and whom the
l lett his victim he tapped him
haLiariy on the breast and said the
hpr would be requigad. Brownfeld.
dllot discover his Iozs until well on
ha way to Spokane oa the train for
Eaah he had been waiting. A warrant
vas sworn cut for tho arrest Of the
lhiet Thursday. lie lives between
hlor-a City and Pullman, bat his name
Suppressed in the interest Of justice.
Rs'. 7. W. Walters is in town from
Spokane Falls experimenting tho con
au.iCn o systan o. wato7 works for
le purpose Of supplying the college and
residents ca the west bill side. Tie
water Is punped from VOL in his
Gehard to a reservoir on the hill, and
non there Piped to any desired place.
lbs Improvement will be of great ben
cit to dgeIlers in that neiShborhood.
nky-Er.sJn
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22

TAKE IT BEFORE BREAKFAST.
The great appetizer, tonic ara liver regulator.
In use for more than so years in England. Pos
tive specific for liver complaint. Bad taste IN
the mouth on arising in the morning, dull pains
in the head and back of the eyes, tired feelings
dizziness, langour- of liver com
ulaint Remeliy-Dr. HenleE's English Dande
on Tonic, Re i es constipation, sharpens the
appetite and tones up the entire system. Get
the genuine from your druggist for 81, and
take according to directions.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
THE
INTERNATIONAL?
TYPEWRITER.

strictly first class machine. Fully war
ranted Made from the very best material. by
skilled work1nen, srd with the best tools that
have ever oasn devised for the purpose. War
rantad to &c al that can be reasonably expected
Of the very best typewriter extant. Capable Of
writing $50 words per minute-or lnore-acco1d-
ing TO the ability Of The oporator.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
Chicago and London to he Joined In
Rail and Steamer,

1850 '1eNNStAaNAs
CHICAGO, NOV. 15th.-A scheme to
connect Chicago with London by rail
road and steamship line, Is attracting as
much attention just now as anything
else outside of stock exchange excite
ment.
Mr.. Balch, an American capitalist
residing in London, who has charge OF
the American end Of the scheme will be
in Chicago early next week with the
propositions necessary to be considered
and acted upon here.
The project contomplates railroad
from this city to Labrador, there to con
meet with swift steamers for Milford
Haven, thus establishing swift com
munication between Chicago and London
by two days less than by the way Of
New York.
The company to operate this scheme
has been organized and regularly char
tered. 1t IS an English corporation,
known IS the North Canadian Atlantic
Railway ana Steamship syndicate, lin
tied, chairman, Henry Issacs, late lord
mayor Of London, capital stock, $4,000
600. The plan is to make direct railway
connection between Chicago ard the
coast Of Labrador, probably at St
Charles bay, from which point to Milford
Haven, on the coast Of Wales, is but
1870 miles as against 800 from New
York, and the North Canadian Atlantic.
Railroads will carry travellers from
Chicago to St. Charles bay in A hours.
The steamer line, which is a part of the
general enterprise, viii take them on to
London il less time than that now made
from Liverpool to London. The entire
trip from Chicago to England is to be
accomplished i'll five days and q hours
as against seven or eight days by the
way Of Now York, with saving OF two
and hall days OF the sea voyage.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22

and then all that remained alive OF the
rebels We're taken prisoners, Without
the formality Of a court martial, Sanchez
WITH several OF the principal officers en-
gagged in the revolt, was taken to one Of
principal quarters in the city, biindfold-
cd placed in tho presence of the Hon
daras citizens and shot as traitors
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
MOSCOW


'@ y Star, Il;h Inst.
Win. no Volts little sig year old glrl
no-.'. paying at neighbors house this
s..,1. ns' feil into boiler OF water,
var her Very badly. Her burns are
w,n severe bnt We are informed by DR..
-. .iaS that she will recover.
eS,i. IRE has been a strike among the
@''0 ball gang on the streets this
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22

Since 1880 Washington has changed
from No, ~ to No. 81 Of the states in
point of population. According to a
census bulletin issued by Superintendent
Porter the states "a nix as follows:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
Gladstone Oh the farueli Report.

LONDON. March i'm the house OF
commons last night Mr.. Gladstone said
that III moving consideration OF the
amendment Of AIr. Morley introduced
on Feb. n opposing the motion OF Mr.,
w. II. Smith that the report OF the Far
neil special commission be adopted. he
desired to avoid party recrimlnatlon.
Ii the motion OF the government had
sutficed to do justice 10 the members
impusned lie would have been willing
and ready 70 support il, but II was ut
terly insufficient. The JUDGES had UNI
earthed an obscure paper called The
Irishman. filing several pages or their
report with extracts theretrom which
Archbishop Walsh had characterized
as abomina5le. Were they equally lib
eral in according blame TO other things
equally abominable: In dealing with
the grand and capital offences. concern.
ing which they were especially directed
to inquire, all that they said was that
the letter upon which the charges were
founded was forgery.
The report convicted the respondents
of Joining the league with a view OF
separating Ireland from England. This
occurred in 49,. 1900 he rajoiced
to believe Ihet the iuea of separation
was dead. The charges that the Par,
nellites their speeches had incited
iEliinidation We're ten years old. ii
was dangerous precedent % recur to
these long dates in order to obtain mat
ter 10 hurl at political antagonists.
Changes. he said, had already taken
place in ireland. and reforms were I'M
bending winch owed their impetus tc
the Parnellites. and would be accom-
plished without violence largely through
the wise methods OF the Irish party.