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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
AN EXCITING ARREST.
One Man Taken. But the other Escapes at
AIcxandrIs.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May I.-.special. T.
For some time past the government authori-
ties have been on the lookout for certain
parties hereabouts. who have been sending
circulars through the mails Offering counter
felt money for sale. These circulars in
structed those who wished 10 purchase the
"queer" considerable about II, and to
address their letters 10 Culpeper.
To-day Postofllce Inspector Jacobs. who
has been in Culpeper, boarded the train
there Immediately after two men he sus-
pected of being the counterieters. lie kept
bis eye on them, and when Burke's station
was reached, telegraphed here for an officer
to arrest the men when the train reached
this city.
Lieutenant Smith was on hand when the
train arrived. but Inspector Jacobs pointed
out % him the wrong man. Lieutenant
Smith told the Inspector he was mistaken
and then went through the train 10 look for
the alleged counterleiters. He found one Of
the men who turned out % be
George Miller, son OF eN-doioctiyo
Miller, Of Washington. and at once
seized him. Miller offered resistance
but was soon brought under subiection hv
Lieutenant smith. The other nan, dur
ing the excitement quietly got % the train
and made his escape. Miller was searched.
and on him were found some counterfeit cir
culars. pistol. etc. he was taken 90 the
station-houso and afterwards before United
states Commissioner Fowler. who after an
examination held him in two thousand dol
lars bail for using the mails to dOfraud.
Miller is jailed awaiting bOndsmen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15

81. PETERSBURG. Mas li.-NumerCus
petitions from England, Germany. America,
and France asking the car 10 amcliorate
the condition Of siberian eXiles, are being
received here.
BILBAO, SPAIN, May li.-Ame thousand
mine, in the Province OF Biscay have gone
out IA u strike for an increase ot pay
and q decrease Of the hours OF labor.
PEAGI y, May 1.-THE strike in this city
c0ntiuu,. 10 spread. 'ine strikers are ~.
dulging IN rioious proceedings, making nl-
cessary the constant patrol OF the ,trecis
by troops, in order that peace may be pre-
served.
LONDON, May li.-A new cotton corner
t. being formed in Lancashire. A large
quantity OF American cotton j. cOrncred
ana prices are advancing
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here. The party will visit the Natural
bridge. where thcv will be met by General
Fiiz. lee. Hon. W. \. Anderson. Ali' NJ.
Martin. and other representative men cd TIE
town. when lunch will be rendered The
distinguished visitors Governor lee pre-
sidng after which the party will be
brough, here in carriages and shown ile
town. In the afternoon they Vii board
their special train here and speed north
ward. % l.uray and other points OF interest.
That Governor Lee and his official asso-
ciatcs will do the h0n0rs on that occasion
insurcs the success Of the reception.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
GREENSBORO GLEANlNos.
No Ice Factory For Durham - King :
Daughters Convention.

Daughters Convention.
GREENSBORO, y. c., May H.. special
The men who were To have begun the manu-
facture Of ice at Durham, have been disap-
u0iniod IN their enterprise ON account of
failure To yet the necessary machinery. Ap-
u'ie4tl0n hgs been made at al t0e factories
pr1dueing such. bat they cannot get it. The
arfarpri~r viii have tO be alb lndoned I'LL
urNt fln. Ii is said that orders FOR ice
making machinery are ton times as numer-
on a- ever before.
The state convention OF the Kings Dlugh-
ter. viii meet at this place, IN the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association. on
tomorrow and the next day. There viii be
visiting members from Northern states aud
delegates from the different circles OF this
state.
Thrty-tW0 prisoners are IN jail at ihls
place NOW. There are twelve white men III
one cell: United States prisoners serving
out short terms. six are from Rockingham
county put here fpr slie keeping, as the jail
i'm that county WAS burned not long ago.
There + one. stephen Caihey. coal black
negro. charged with the killing OF his
nephew. Jane, Gabriel, az High Point
about one week ago.
Mr.. Porter Of Asheyilic, bought a i0l OF
land living on tie western suburb OF the
town today. for Se'nt.
The contractors acc,dcd 10 the demand OF
the bricklaycr's uaion yesterday for 500
per day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
RALEIGH BUDGET.
a Woman Dies while Whipping Her
S.n-DepOsits Of Iron.

EALEGH, y. g., May Special -
AtNcw Beme Yesterday Winnie Wilson. "A
colored woman. dropped dead whle'whip-
ping her little boy. She had heart disease.
An cNlcrt mineralu-i-t and mining eu2i-
noor from the NOrth has just completed a
lcn-days' investigation of the group OF IRON
deposits around Danbury. I'M stokes county.
and b0- made report stating that II tue
deposits there are operated il can Doe safely
guaranteed that iiity carloads. or one thou
sand tons of iron per day, can De taken out.
several option, have already been taken ou
these iron beds, and it is only a question of
time when they viii Dee extensively worked.
Tue town commissioners of Winston have
called au election i0 take place june l.. tor
the purpose OF voting ON the question OF
issuing bonds for city improve mruts to The
amount of Two hundred thousand dollars.
The ~oaboard Air Line has been compell-
ed in consequence q "a great increase in its
traffic tl run am additional daily passenger
train between Henderson and Norfolk.
Me-si-. McGalliard AZ Mcsln. who have
been awarded thc contract for paving the
street. Of Sal m. have purchased "a large
rock quarry on the line Of the Roanoke aud
southern Railroad, near Dan River, and
viii lay he ptyemenis In North Carolina
-rauilc. The town auth0rtie. of Salem
have decided 90 iden all the streets Of the
town twelve feet.
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pubiicans vote solidlyto sustain the pending
bill. Even Coleman, Of OfLouisiana. who has SO
loudly denounced the bin because Of its
Treatment. aud. with hands raised 70
Heaven. has vowed HAT be- would never
vote for it has been whipped into line and
on every proposition has oicyed the COM
maudng wave Of Mckinley's hand. But
terw0rih is the only Republican who has
displayed the nerve % utter bis honest opin-
ion and express his objections 30 the bin. D
CAPITAL MOTIFS.
Virginia pensions were granted to-day rs
follows: Jacob Il. Taylor. GonlonsyilIe:
Cwmmins &. Redick. llanf1rd: Henry Her
ron, Norfolk; France APPEL. National Mill
tary Home, aud William G.. Anderson,
GenitO.
\ private telegram received here this
afternoon. from eX.speakeS Carlisle. and
addressed Ia q close personal and political
friend. gives the candid opinion of the Ken
tucky statesman, of the senatorial situation
al Frankfort. Mr. Carlisle expresses en-
tire confidence OF HE own election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
MORE GENERALIZATION.
Edmunds Wants a National University for
All Races.

WASHINGTON, u. c., May 1A.-Mr. I'd
munds introduced in the senate to-day =
bill ''to establish the University Of the
United States" The bill provides that
there shall De established in the city Of
Washington a corporation 20 be known as
''the University Of the United States" 1t
is TO consist Of and. DE governed
by a board of regents composed Ofthe Pres
ident Of the United states. the members of
the Presidents cabinet, the chief Justice Of
the United states and twelve citi-
zens. no two Of them residents
Of the same state. who shall be- mp
pointed by concurrent resolution Of the
two houses Of Congress. \ sum n0tcNceed-
ing SjO0,oO0 Is 10 be appropriated by the bill
10 procure necessary grounds and 10 erect
the necessary building for the United States
University. The sum Of 100000 is set aside
as the principal Of a perpetual fluid. the in-
come of which is - be used for the
maintenance Of the university. one section
Of the bill provides that ''nO special socta-
rian belief or doctrine shall Dee taught or
promoted i'm said university. but this prOhi-
bition shall not be deemed t0 exclude the
study and consideration Of christian theolo-
~"
No'parsOn. otherwise eligible, shall be eN-
cludcd from the benefits of the act on a.
count of race, color, citizenship or religious
BELIEF.
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ACAlssON EXPLOSION.
rhree sien Killed and Others BADLY in-
iured.


louisville, NY, May n.-About 6
O'Clock this evening. while worl,men were
engaged in the construction Of the upper
part Of "A caisson. used in fhe excavation
work tor pier foundations of the new Lonis-
vile and Jctlersouyille bridge. the cdisson.
while being shifted la the strong n'driYer
current, broke from its mo0rng. The air
chamber. fourteen feet below the surface,
was filed with compress II air, and when ihe
hawscfs parted, ihc buoyancy Of the sub
mereed portion Of The 2>-leCt caisson caused
it Il suddenly turn over, carrying with 1t
ihe scanIld and eighteen Workmen. Tee
following named were killed: {.
u. Mitchell, of Kansas city, St
cond.assi-tant superintendent Of con-
struction. impaled on au iron rod project
ing from the Side OF tine lower portion ot the
caisson: Charles .cander', carpenter
crushed between the cais,on and -cahOld-
ing support, and joseph Naldlun lcolofedk
,aborer. drowned. The other fifteen work
men. some Of whom were slightly injured.
were rescued by boats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
BASEBALL.
Reports Of che various Games Played Ne'-
I.rluN.

Reports Of the Various Games Played ie'-
terday.
National Lelgue-At Brooklyn: New
York. 6; Brooklyn 4. At Boston: Boston,
II: Philadelphia, +. At piltsburg: Pitts
burg-Cucinnati game postponed on az
count Of rain.
PLAYERS Loague-At brooklyn: Brook
lyn. , Philadelphia, q. At Boston: Boston
{: New York, II. At Buffalo; Buffalo, J.;
Chicago. 4.
American Association No games to-day;
wet grounds.
Atlantic Association At Washington
Washington. o: Wilmington. q. Al Hartford
Hartford. o: Jersey City, 3. At Baltimore:
Baltimore ,; Newark, >.
The attendance at the National League
and PLAYERS League to-day was n follows
BROOKLYN. l,5l2: Boston. ], iO.. Total, w
Players-Brookyn i.G; Boston. 2,65o;
Buffalo 3Oo. Total, 3,3,J.
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consratuia,ing ni,anarsh.

according 90 iAc German papers, Prince
II-uaIch received 20 many kilograms ui
.f.tulafiou on bis birthday. April !, that
Oboe o,oldua at ffiedrichsuue could
..lilef "iakc' nor deliver them; and 300
HlI io boz delivered on April p. ihree pe0-
.lc were also kept busy opening the letters
.,r the Prince which arrived in the mails
ni by epecial messengers. The dining
.aom and paTiorH 81 the palace were irans-
ialmfd mo yeljtaDie greenhouses boy lie
reat variety oi nOwf.s sent 10 the eX-
hauceiior. There vac no place Tor use bum
0rel- Of pmstuls winch be received, and
scores Of boxes had % Je stored temporarily
sh The cellars and barns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
ROANOKE.

Overcome 10y Gas-New Passenger Depot
ai salem.
RoANoEE. Va, May A.. special.
George n. Bianton, Of iynchburg. employed
in the plumbing establishment Of J.. J..
BurA'-. was overcome by gas while at NofA
ou a meter. and came near losing his HE.
lie t. NOT vet out of danger.
The new passenger depot at salem i7 IN
lo romolet6d without delay. II will be one
oftheul9-f handsome structures on the liue
of thr Norfolk and Western. and viii b,
constructed under the supervision oi Mf
Cummings. who supervised the Lynchouia
depot aud has q similar contract at Abin--
d0n.
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GLASGOW, May H.. special. The sale
of the Matthew place 10 Myers and others,
m Norfolk, for S>U.wo, was on The following
payments. of SlO,cOodoNn and $1,000 yearly
ior se,en vears The purchasers will lay IL
oil and open up the place as Edst GiassoW-
Do is "A beautiful location.
Deeds 10 lots in The town are beinS sent
10 purchasers. ..
General Fiz Lee will occupy his new
rc.idrnce. a modern spacious mousse oh
lpper GLASGOW, early in june
me street opening and grading, laying oi
the wafer service. and other public work -
being pushed with all dispatch,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
a NEW IRISH ASSOCIATION.
Its object the Annexation of Canada to
the United states.

BosroN, MASS, May IA Montreal
special to the Herald says it is rumored
that a new secret Irish association, with a
membership Of l0.0oj has been formed.
with its head centre in that city and Quebec
its object being antagoui,tic tO British rule.
n Is thought that the principal object j. 70
obtain money for the benefit oi the Irish
Home RUE party, and that final object is
the separation and annexation 0i Canada 10
the United States. There are as many
French as Irish members Of The association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
LYNCHBURG
1 $umhes Of Coupon Cases-"orhme"
Injured by Failing Timber

l,<cnpuEG. VA. May a. Special
some tso hundred and fny coupon eases
win cone up in Ciy Circuit Court IT,
morrow morning Messrs. il: cooper oi
orl,n. one of the council az foreign bonu
I,.ill,.,. and William J.. Royal, % Nicn-
lnopd. tbeir attorney, are IN the ca! """ IL
/. believed they are here 10 hlaNc +"
yicorous feht on these cases. Inc oi"io Is
ai'ly r.presanted by CommonVealin'S At
toroey 4. =. Burroughs, who VIII dei'''i'"
iude,aents in the several cases. ihe nono-
holders are represented in tins cily ny
No.-rs. ". W. larkin and John IL. l.eNis;
Edward 4. Smith was Seriously lnJutSh
i.ef n,oht lv accidentally falling down The
.,.,.- ot The W Warwick House.
j. il. Tufwller. "a leaking merchant "i ll,.s
c,ty. and Miss Matte Anderson, OF Bedford
DIV. were married az ibe latter place 'his
I5e fliliag Of certain timber in ihe ,'', new
Ice FACTORY. being erected on Jefferson
street. last evening, nyc worhmcn Nelc
yery seriously injured, and one oi inoiH'
perhaps, fatally. Ia. ,,o,e
1he sales cf tobacco here to-day were
LARGE. aud con. iderable advance IN prices
all grades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
NORFOLK.
Death Of Lady the Result ocan Accident
While Driving.

while Driving.
NORFOLK, VA, May H. Special.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Mcrtle met
with am accident winch caused her death.
Mrs. Mertle. accompanied by another lady,
went 0n visit 90 West Norfolk in a bu ~,
20 which was attached mule. Durins the
drive the vehicle struck rat i'm the road
throwing Mrs. Mcriic ont. After sine was
assisted tO her seat i'm the vehicle she stated
lhot She felt very unWeil. Her companion
noticing her condition, stopped the vehicle
at Mr.. Pcek's residence. and some of the
hands assisted the injured lady 10 alight, and
she WAS taken into the house and Dr.
Wright was Immediately summoned. bus a
few minutes after his arrival she expired.
The trial Of the officers Of the dcrnct
Home savings Bank Will commence in thr
Corporation Court tomorrow. President
George :. Oldhcld VIII probably bee the first
officer tried. Cashier Pcrcy Skipped after
the bank suspended, and has never been
seen since.
The United states sch0olship jamestown
left the yard yesterday afternoon for ilamp-
ton Roads. whore she waits for orders be-
fore putting 20 sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
THE SOUTHERN MeTHoOIsTs.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of the st. Louis
Conference.

sr LOUIS, May ia-At The Alethodists'
General Conference to-day reports were
received recommending that sundry changes
be- made in the discipline for the hcDelt Of
the spanish speaking Mcthodists OF Mexico;
recommending organizations 0f young pc0-
pies leagues for the promotion of pieiy.
study Of the Bible. etc, offering a prize Of
500 for the best ,atechism writer.
The committee ON temperance reported
in favor II uhfcrmentcd wine for sacrament
wherever il was practicable, and opposing
al laws licensing or permitting the manu-
IA 'ture or sale Of Intoxicating liquors as a
b4yprstgp.
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IMPORTANT GATHERING.
international Movement in the interes,
OF Humanity.

BALTIMORE, May li.-The opening ses-
sion Of one the most important national
gatherings ever held in this coun-
try was well attended tonight. Leading
workers. educators and humaniiafians oi
America and Europe met to consider
measures looking TO the hettcrmeni
of their fellow-men, and the elevation
OF humanity. Mayor Davidson welcomed
the conference OF charities in warm
speech. The business sessions begin in
tho morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
GERMAN MILITARY BILL.
Count von MoltIss Fasors "a Strong Mill
tary system.

BERLIN. May ii.-ln the ReichstaS 'o-
day the Minister Of War explained al
length the provisions Of the proposed mii'-
tary bill. Count Won Molike supported the
minister's representations, anu sald tno
European sitlation was one ol illcie.sina
delicacy and one which was sr"NinS inv,e
,r;cate problelns IN State policy which u
,,'nsfaniIy presented. IL was. touhi
Mo,tke asserted, imperative that "ern.Hhl
should maintain a strong military system :
as a strong government alone wonid DC
ace 70 ~ iiDtain peace,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
GRAND LODGE ODD-F6LLOWS.
The Gathering - Tho Members at VIII
mineIon.

RALEIGH, y. c., May li-.special r.
The session Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd-Fel-
lows. which assembled at Wilmington last
night, is the largest ever held. The follow
ing grand officers have already arrived at
Wilmington and are present: Joseph g..
Brown. of Raleigh, grand master; John H..
Pool. of south Mills, deputy grand master;
John +. Burton, Of " ilson, grand
warden; B. III. Woodell, OF Raleigh, grand
secretary: II. J. Jones, OF Wilmington,
rand treasurer: ". III. Bobbitt, of Oxford,
rand representative; j. Ii. Gordon, OF Rat
eigh. grand representative; John u. Deans,
of Toisnot. grand marshal; John White, OF
0reensville, grand conductor; W. ID. Gas
ter. OF Fayetteville, grand guardian; ii. &.
Heart. Of Durham, grand herald; W. u.
Richardson, OF Walnut Cove, grand chap
Lain.
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International Exhibition.

VIENNA. May 1.-THE great lnternation-
al Agricultural Exhibition was opend mere
today by Emperor Francis Joseph IN pr
son. In the presence 0f an immense con-
course of people, many Of whom were men
prominent in Great Britain and In the coun'
tries OF Continental Europe.
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R.otouss strikers.

HAMBURG. May To-day witnessed a
continuation Cf the ri0tous proceedings yes
terday inauguratel by the striking gas
workers, aided by number OF idle persons.
The strikers have engaged in connicts.wiih
the police, with the result OF wounding &c
seyersl OF their number, aud she sfrcs< "
tthers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
The International Car.e.

A special cable 10 the New York Times
states thrt the influenza, or grippe, IN an
acute form has reappeared in Poland, and
London physicians are discussing iae qles-
ton whether the International curse Is
about to start on new round.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
a PENNSYLVANIA TRAGEDY.
A whole Family Found Ia Bed With Their
Ihroats Cut.

wAsmNGros, PA, May il.--John
Crouch. farmer. his wife, and sou An
drew. AGED siyears. living in the borough
OF ntle,s,Tlc. were found dead AZ their
home, wifD rheir thrOats cut from ear 10 ear,
at an early hour this morning. The ar-
pearauca Of the house showed that n
thorough search Of the premises had been
made,.-- ~ the object OF the muricrers. was tn
obtain plunder, and there must have been
several in the party.
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ru,hu.,a,.ie ReeeptIon:of the Emperor.

KmNlGsBURG. May 1.-THE Emperor and
Empress Of Germany arrived here this
morning. The day was observed as q holi-
day. and the streets Of the city were hand
soiaeiy decorated. iae Emperor and hut
press were presented with bouquets and adj
dresses, and their reception BY toe people
was q most enthusiastic one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15

NEW YORK, May li.-The Worlds Wash
ington special says that Mr.. Quay has de-
cided 10 sue tie World for Tibet on account
OF its recent publication Of statements az
lecting his personal integrity.
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
GREAT COUNCIL or Rad MEN
MEET At PETERSBURG.

Lady KILLED Prom a Driving Accident
Nsar Norfolk woriunon Injured at
Lynchburg - Guests of Gaiirrad.
Cicanipcs.
PETERSBURG, VA, May H. Special -
The Great Council Improved Order OF Red
men Of Virginia met En- annual session at
Red Mems Hail, ON Bank street. this morn
ine at 9:21 O'Clock, and WAS called 90 order
by Past -achem, T.J. Clark, who, in an ap-
propriatc manner, introduced Hon. Charles
J.. Collier. mayor Of the city. who made the
address Of welcome. Mayor Collier spoke
as follows:
Gentlcmen pclcgaiesOf the Great Council Of
Red Men of Nrg ma.
am not here o. greet YOU with a set
phrase of speech. but the rather. by my per
souel presence, To- assure you Of heartfelt
welcome 10 our IOck1dc city.
AS tNc Mayor OF Petersburg, ~ the name
ofall it~ people. ! greet you welcome. ana
tender you the freedom of the city.
ln the annals of hiAsoIy, 10 ls recorded Of n
noble iuafron that, when asked for her
jewels, she pointed tn uer sons. 30. say ~
Nou. flc people ofIcfefsiurg are iis chiefcs.
praise. When you shall hHye enjoyed for a
lttlc season tlC hospitality Cl our homes.
which BOW awaits you. ! feet assured tnat ihc
and minds whom snail feGnI.
and Tie mem AID bows Who win respond 10
Noug every desire. VII fu0 n place in your
adecuonaic rcSard aud Dee cherished Ia your
memory many Nafs.
,.g ,., i , l', i.rs. c.g"r.i ,.Ii . nromati,o
oftne hiehc,t interests of your prosperous
ana powerful order and that your presence
here viii Doe Iro. uctiNe of great good 10 u,
1nl o. yourselves personally again 'Ateh"
you official welcome.
Navor Coll.sr,yas responded 90 10y J.. o.. Me-
Gufe. ol Nouoil,, Great -achem OF the -iate,
caici 'i 'n' oiesf o.. ", ~
..,y.. .oc.,vci us. It has been our pleasure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
THE ARCHER CASE
To be Taken at Once TO the Court of Ap-
peais.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 1.-THE ruling OF
Judge stewart yesterday in the Archer EN-
bezzlement case does not satisfy the states
law officers. In the Criminal Court today
Attorney-Gcneral White sued our writ OF
error ia the case. and the record was Or
dercd removed 10 the Court OF Appeals al
once. II is understood that The case viii he
tried on the 18th of June. The grounds on
which the writ of error is asked are stated
in long petition fled this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
SPEECH BY The KAISER.

lie Drinks to the Prosperity Of East
Prussia.
BERLIN, May ~. The Kaiser in speech
at the banquet, given ia his honor in the
castle AT h~nig5berg. this evening said;
IL drink to the prosperity OF East Prussia:
may il bee spared tie horrors oi war;
Should. however, the duty Dee imposed upon
me, If defending tae lr0utier-. the sons e
East Prussia wll deal with the enemy, as
they did n 1870"
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a sRrTisH BANKER.

s. ....,, Desires thc Passage Of the sii-
yer Eai-
I0.ray. 1isy ii.- Mr. Horny Chaplin.
........ &C. Me Board of Agriculture,
.a .plDrl af itc dinner oi ihe Bank
Association this e,cn'at. said ihat
..l.ny drsnoi tAe passage ~ ihe
t.........r, Silver hIl. ufiess ultu ltoly ilt
a..I... cf America Le followed hy inH COIN
20. b. ..rlt.. IIe said 10 further fdi in
...e.. would cu-ua VIII ia accoiiipahi lh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15

LOUISVILLE, KY, May h.-Hiley won
the Derby by live lengths, Letcher second
Robespierre third. Time, 2:D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-15
The Ksntaeky senatorial Contest.

FRANKFORT. KY, May 4.-rhe contest
f)r senator berk's successor may now be
considered to be between Carlisle and the
field, with chances in the formers favor.