The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
OVER TIE SEAS.
Many Matters by Mail and cable From
Other Lands.

iDit south AdlulinA IT'D orc N'tA. anu i-ii'
emigration f. said tO Doe going on at the rate
orl Onl a day. Iu view of This movement.
tbo question is: can the South do without
negro alOrf The Consul thinks the States
i'm his district cannot. 4 large portion Of
Texas. 10 il true. is settled and cultivated
bv white labor, and % number OF person,
whose opiuion is entitled tO respect con-
slider that Louisiana. Mississippi. Florida
ana Alabama might he colon/ed in IKE
manner: but due consideration has NOT
| been given o. the difference az climate, al
soil. and especially vi race in those among
whom the newcomers would nave I'D make
their homes and fortunes. The German
! immi-raut- who have been successful ln
/ Texas found not only virgin soil. but am
lunci1uded political and social atmosphere.
| They disturbed no vested interests.
they had n0 prejudice % encounter
cor hostile organizations ln defeat.
Tine old States. though spl.-eiy p0pu-
| lated. contain number OF person,
| Whose Watchw0rd appears To Doe rule on
ruin. These. linked together hi i1mil} ue@'
"a common pa udicc, and love oI ease, are
NOT likely Do look ou auployngiy at move
ment which might impair their influence
and imUel them tO uaaccu-iOmed per, nal
rxortion. 4 forOi lste of what might hap
non I'D successful fore i.n farmers has lately
| been felt by successful Hebrew traders n
mart. of Louisiana. whore ana organization
has taken action AGAINST what II deems OBJ
,'.' I.,. stor.lernrr- Finding that fl is
-. ti,,,, tta law Gor nothing beyond
/ resolutions have been passed AGAINST li). los
nfyt movement mi-lt Doe against foreign
/ farmer. who vare too thrifty. or i1rcen la-
'@,.,. vino worked too we'll: SO that. a-
,.,.'tt.... Stand thor. +. RID announcement
r,- ,t,to i.rf1i.rluf-. either from other
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have been .iIDilllleh I'D we y '.'i' NV "'
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London water Thieves.
Th. Tb,na. uolice. Oh, of whose chief
italian. H.. f.,idsr tlo cBilukmcpf close On
.i... r.ii. csi,lI easily frui-b matter for "a
. .L o',i.fo .eain,. N,It Din. subject "A
,,.'',.,. flfavas or river pirates w0uld come
"ri.r sucb boadins. And they haf,
MANY chastity stories tO relate concerning
suicides or attempts 40 Dc. AprOpO, ol
vgtor thieves. many L.ad9ucrs may have
notie.d b,ry.. Laden with empty barrels
i,,,.''. ',.,i7-.d l..fo.y R.a.lfrilr- bridge
~, nnr, contained p.t;olcum. For
',-,I, reward of H.. wa, given
,fnt..I mn in tb. river.
L'. ,. o,rror. have discovered that
=. f.. ,l.. erI much .aaanor to lef them
.,o,, a,,.,v thau 40 ray even small sum
t0r tneir recovery. For naturally the intel
lect of the river was NOT lon- in finding o9'
that the easiest way ol saving 7IA! DaIIel'
: was 90 tumble them out of the DargcS al
nieht. aud the wdtefmen lost mo- tme ln
converting AeOIv into practice, NiA ihf
inevitable result that there were more on
the water than out of it. rs they gam
, nothing now 0y half empty lng BARGE tht
barrels are left alone. and only rarely can
one be seen floating. perhaps with am eel
basket fallen overheard from one Of th,
Dutch eel boats which always he on Bill
linreeatc market Murray's Magazine.
Only Tour Photographs.
,,rit,er +, London Firaro saws. I'm Eng
. .rarhs. including ths one in the possession
3 OF Mr. and Mis-. stanley; bot they mana-,
things better iaan this IN such places a'
: Mexico. There "a ph0no-tdph is 10 nt placed
D in each principal posiohice. and those PEG
pie who can neither read nor write. or are
too lazy 10 do SO, simply deliver ihcir mes
sage into the phonograph- the cylinder l.
forwarded 10 its destination. ana due noiic'
D having been given 10 him thar nls presence
is required. the receiver ol the message III
. tends the Office At the other end, ANA The
. words are spoken oil 10 him.. ldare say, j
, all goes well. we may start the same convc
= nience in England about iJJ' y. -.
Italians welcome Casatl.
1,o london Daily News saws. Captair
lCasati has arrived i'm Rome. our CORE
: spondent telegraphs thata large and enthu