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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
THE LABOR WORLD.
STRIKES, GRIEVANCES, AND DEMANDS
IN AMERICA AND ABROAD.
A Petition for Protection from Son-Union
acknowledgements In Eu-
rope-Other Notes.
[By telegraph to the Dlsps,cn.l

CH1cAGo. April ga statement IL pub
lished here TO the effect that meeting OF
non-union carpenters who came here from
other States was held last night TO tako
steps to secure protection against intimida-
ton from the strikers. They were ADVISED
that being from other States they could
call on tine United States to protect thom,
in default Of protection 10y the authorities
of this State. II is further stated that the
following memorial WINS drawn and for
warded by mail TO Secretary Blaine:
CHICAGO. H., April %.
To Hon. J. g. Blaine, Secretary Of Sd'e
Uaited SAFES WASHINGTON
We. your petitioners Of the city OF Chi,
cago. being 6ona-fde citizens OF tho United
States. now by intimatiOn. threats. and ac-
tual violence being prevented from follow
ING our ayocations, TO the great injury OF
ourselves and our families. humbly petit
ton the Government of the United States
for protection IN the exercise of our con-
stitutiOral rights, now denied by mob OF
riotoHs outlaws, who defy tho authorizes
aud who maintain reign OF terror over
those who differ with them on the ques-
| ton % tredcs-uu,Ons We also state thhI
the above state Of affairs hes already con-
tinued several weeks and that We have no
protection Of city or State authorities
| hence We petition vour honor that protec-
| tion sufficient be Afforded TX SO that We
may in peace aud SAFETY continue our law
| ful avOcatlOus.
Done for and by q committee of free
trades men. who represent the wishes and
ore empowered 20 act for large numbers OF
/ law-abidng observation-disclosures OF the
| city Of Chicago.
THouoRE Thomas Committee.
lHrD. JoNEs.
| sTgIEF or ATE-QUARBYMEN.
! lBy AEglo-Amorican cable . the Dlspach.l
LONDON, April 2G.-Tho workmen in the
| Safeguards at Festiuiog. Merionetshlre
Wales, have struck for an advance OF
| wages.
~ spTrT or 4 srEIKF.
LoSpoN. April Notwithstanding the
strike Of pcrtcr5 and guards on the Great
| Western railway Of ireland, the mails from
| London for the United States to be placed
on board the steamer I'mbua at Queens
| town tomorrow were dispatched from the
post-ofice in this city to-day rs usual
| The post-ofice authorities express the be
lief that no delay in the transit Of mai
matter will TO caused by the strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
AGAIN THE SILVER QUESTION.
The Republican Senators Call for stiii An
other Bill.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y lcAoETdpu W tA0 NA9f-
WASHINGTON. April %. "A caucus Of hcpuo"-
can senators was held this morning TO eonsiuei
the silver situation. The committee when nles
the committee OF House Ropublicahs az
agreed upon tue form Of silver Dill repoltoo
the result OF their work, whereupon discussion
ensued that WAS not completed when we nv.
for The opening OF the senate arrived. A fveoss
was a great variety Of views expressed by the
senators, but the friends OF the measure AZ In,
upon by the two committees arc conndsn' !" "'''
DO adopted by the caucus. ,-.,w
alter O'Clock aud remained untli nsu,ps, m a
After adjournment II was ANNOUNCED VA 80 =
whole subject had been again roior!ce ~ 80 81
caucus COMMITTEES, VINO wouic enuos ~ 81,
frame bin that should provo acceptaDo ~ s s
us reported that while the differences os 80 -
those who are known silver men anu snv ~"
vocat.s Of the bill agreed uYon by lne sa',is.,
tees OF the House ana senate seem 10 be radical,
yet an earnest purpose vas shown W nai h'"'Ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
THE FEDERAL POWER.
The President Writes Rather Autocra'i0
ally About Its Execution.
~ teIegrsph % DC Dlspateh.I

ny teieRrspn 70 inc DHpoNu'l
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 2G.-The i0ilo"-
Ing correspondence was made puuic 'o-
day: ., ,eoo
EXECUTIVE MANSION, April ~ 1871
10 TIE IhoTAey- General:
Sir,-i have had frequent occasions during ~ W =
last ak months 70 confer with you 10 re.'i op. ~,
60 DISTINCTIONS onered in me counties o. -
Gafstcu. Madison sud jefferson, IN the S'sto -, :"
Florida, 20 The execution OF processes o' -
courts ~ the Unifcd states. IL Is not nee FL -
o. say more u tho situation than that the
q tho United stafes arc nyt suffered Hests, -
exercise their lawful functions, THIS couli.sG'1n,
OF thincs cnnnot be llnger tolerated. 49, - 80
therefore instruct rited ststes Msrshai Nr9A :,
as soon as be has qualified, 20 proceed nj one .s -
execute such writs u arrest "a may 10 plA0,n
in his hands. n he spprehenis resistance - io
viii employ such civil posse n may seen o.
olatr 10 discourage the reaieeuce or 10 w.,
como n. he should proceed win the calinnS3 :
aud moderation which should always a'1e'I O., Z
public OGicer in the execution Of bis dIiy ahI .,
the Same trne with tho flrmness ana cvuia ., !
that viii Impress tho lawless with WholesuHo
sense q danger aud tho fuality Of resis -,
You will assure the officers ~ The law ana 49, -.
wro have f0olishiy and wicke1ly ihoueht 20 -.
the law at defiance that every resource 49, !. -
with tie Executive by tho Constitution anu ,'sN a,
will a. necessity G-ises, DO employed 70 lnhhe !.
safe and feasible % hold n Federal comin'ssi0'
and 70 execute tie duty II imposes
Very respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

lbY telegraph % tho Di3pAt'nl
INA. ONO. April 26.-Iate Thur'day night
party Of young people met with 2 SHOCKING acri-
dent near here. Their horses became fright
ened and ran into a stone wall, killing both
horses and dsshing the occupants q the vehicle
agaln-t stone abutment Of a bridge, Minnie
and Gert.0 Pierce wore iustGnily killed. and
Ella Hawkins and Cld Church were probably
fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

Our front counters are grooming under inc
| heavy weight, caused by the heaps OF Remnants
Of every description upon them. These we are
| anxious to get rid o. as the room Ia more 'alua-
ble than their company. Hence We have marked
thern M fsst-selllng prices. Come and overhaul
! this lot, and you will SECURE SOME GoOo
| BARGAISS.
We shall offer a BIG drive IN fine BLACK
KID GLOVE, stitched back, that sold heretofore
nj soc. We have all szos now. aud aS long rs
they last tho price will be 49c. pair.
! ono lot OF LADIES' FURK-LlNEN COLLARS
and CUFFS that sold at &c. set Will DO sold
/ this week-one set 20 a customcr-at TO-
One lot OF SIDE-COMBS reduced from DC
pair tosc.; l lot from % aud }Jc. pair to loc.
| pair. .. sl,,,,-,,
INFANTS and BOYS PIN-sTRIPE SOCKS
worth eOc. pair az i2k'.
| Ono lot OF PURE-IINEN COLoRED-BOR-
! DFREO HANDkERChiEFS reduced from IN
/ and l0c. 10 &c. az lece.
OUTING CLOTHS all reduced-iic quality
! now I2Lc; 12Nc quality now H.; lVc quaily
now SIC The stylos are choice, and the low
/ prices viii sell them rapidly.
FISH NETS and Ia TOSkA NETS, stripes,
plain, figured. end polta-iOts. IN plain and COM
binaliOn elfects, Al the lowest pos'lule pIlc"s,
I This stock ia being daily added 20, ana some
/ rare patterns can always DO found amongst our
stock.
special sale OF LACE CURTAINS from recent
/ New York auction sale--prces almost Guy IA
! two-the best values ever offered ia thls uepSIs-
| ment 10 help move the big stock purchased We
will In addition 20 our extra-low prices, give one
/ curtain Pole with brass trimmings complete 10
! ever customer buying Curtains at 81 pair hnd
upwards. HIS OFFER Is FOR THIS HEEh
! ONLY.
| Tina celebrated n. & T. CORsETs, equal to al =
Corset 20 be found In Richmond a. q, we sen a.
| 6as You VIII DO pleased with it. Ask Tor II.
Tho famous "ROsALIE "COUTIL CORSET
sold elsewhere for 1jc.--Our prico zoe. IL mas no
! equal al this prise
A DASIAsK TO VEL. one yard and two inches
long by one half yard wlde' VIII DO sofa 'n's
| week 81 llSc.
| AYRLLOW-FIGURED SCRIN. something en-
| tirey new aud very pretty, worth lo,sc' AZ W.
| yard.
| One lot Of nne VALESCIENNESIN sERTlNGs--
| a piece Of twelve yards Tor ~ cent"
| An exra-heayy WHITE QUIT, harseilies
pattern, 81 Gsc.
Lovely CHALLEs, rlch designs, Just opened,
| at 6hc. yard.
our eqc. PLEATED-BOsoM SHIRTS We sell
| now A. s0c.
| All our MUSLIN UNDERWEAR at aud beloW
| cost % close Same out
CORSET-COvERS marked &c. now l9c.
| CORSET COVERS marked 800. now 25c.
| CORsEr-COYERS marked 69c. nowssc.
! CORSET-COVERS marked re. now $50.
| Remnants Of BLACK sATINE o. a yard
| HELD & THALHIMER,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

The proceedings Of tho Federal Legislature
yesterday wero comparatively embarrassing.
The senate took 40 the cslcntar and disposed
Of q miscellaneous lot Of local bills. Tho House
occupied .tselt further with the legislative ap-
preparation nili without ANY startling develop
ments though the session was a long ono, and
five hogrs were consumed last night ia "call
Of tho bOdv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
DANVlLLE,S PRIMARY.
The Nominations Equivalent TO an Efec-
tiou-Tobacco Sales.

INIV7'~1 TIT y wv y"
DAYvLIE, Va. April 2G.-Sales Of leaf
tobacco this week were very light, owing
to the unfavorable weather for handling,
but good working stock has been in de-
mand and prices have ruled high. &
Tho Democratic primary election will take
place on Monday and the contest VIII be \ mJ st
spirited one. Tho candidates for mayor and
treasurer Will run very close and In several in
stances tho candidates for Council will run Beck
and neck. The Republicans will not put a
ticket In the Held as the general election, Lnd
hence nominations made 81 Mondays primary
will be equivalent 70 elections.
In preparation for tho sam Jones meeting
union services will be held at the Tabernacle
tomorrow night and every night during the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

WAgHrHGToS. April 95--president Harrison
sem his first veto 20 tho Rouse today The BIZ
was one 20 authorize the city 81 Oglcn. Utah, TO
assume Increased Indebtedness. 1ho ground oi
the general la8 limiting municipal Indebted
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
coMIcAL BURGLARS.
How Railroads Decrease Freights aud In
crease Values.
lcorrespondoncc Of the Richmond DispatchI

lcorrespondencc OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
SCOTLAND Nick. N. G., April &c, 1890.
News comes from Berthe that on MONDAY
night the store OF j. b. Nichols, at How
ard was broken into aud a barrel Of -four
taken out. A certain negro who had bar:
rel OF -four afterwards said that he found
IT floating in the river and rolled It ashore.
The store OF NJ. l.. Hedspeth, at kosaoei,
wes broken into few nights ago while no
was a. church and $225 IN cash was taken.
Nothing else was missed, and tho rogue
escaped. lie returned the checks, az they
whore presented them for the cash.
IscRKAsE IN yALuEs.
The town Of Anlander. in BERTHE county.
10 greatly rejoicing over the completion OF
the Norfolk and Carolina railroad. For
merly il cost $3.50 per ton TO get guano by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April 95.-Three million
dollars worth o. property la various towns In
this vicinity has been sold In tho past ton days,
principally 10 New England people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
rhE BAPTIST ORPHANAGs.
Inspection of the Fork Union site by the
Committee.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
Fork UNION, Va, April 26, 1890

r-orrespondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
Fork UNION, Va, April 2G, 1890:
The Executive Committee of the Baptist
Ordnance of Virginia reached TINS place
Yesterday on it's tour of inspection OF the
several SITES offered for the institution.
The entire committee were present with
the exception of Layman Nottingham, VINO
had been summoned home 10y Telegram
announcing the death of his father.
After several hours spent in examining
the grounds and surroundings proposes
for tie ornhanage O business meeting, at
tended bv the well-filled church here, was
addressed by c. S. Thomas, DIR. ). W. WInn,
Hon A A. GRAY. W. T. Brett, Master I'm
NETT Toney, Dr. G.. III. Snead-all IN advo-
cacy of the claims of this place as the supe-
nor site. OF the visitors appropriate
speeches in reply were made by Drs. lay
lor. Lake, Pitt, and Hatcher.
EXTRA CLAIMS.
The exercises of the evening were en-
liyened by excellent music from the
church choir, led by Professor .. NJ FER
kins. H. p.,,-so.,.
UeroId. the committee was accompanied by
Rev. II. III. Pitt, to whom DR.. Hatcher re;
ferred in his speech as the ornamental
member of the committee"
H. in addition TO many other strong
claims urged for Fork Union, the entnu-
siasm Of an entire community IL 70 DC
watched in the determination OF @ site Tor
,b;s charitable institution, there can be
Int little doubt as to the final action OF
those charged with the selection OF H..
accompanying this inspecting committee
ia Rev. Joseph : Felix, ID. u, VINO wlii
preach in the Baptist church here To-
morrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
EXTRA CLAIMS.

weare authorized to state that the re-
nort that Hon. Absaiom koiner would re-
move from Augusta TO Salem Is without
foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
wAppY WILDE SUSPENDED.
Postal Changes In virGinis-PersOnai AMI
Other Items.
from our Regular Corrospondent.l

fITOn our regular NoiASSt''AH'H'4
Wtsu1vGroN. April 2G--lt IL learned that
,so " Ai rosimSs,er-GenersI has suspended O.
Wsddy Wide from his position as post
oflcs inspector and this action Is SAID " 10
due 10 the fac that IA moe ment was
ye-entfy found against Wilde on account OF a.
lseed Illegal Interference in the election IN hch-
J.J. Mcdonald. Of Northum berland county,
Va who has been appointed custodian OF th2
Interior department building IN Tie pace ui
CAPTAIN Terry, Of Charlotte county. Va, VINO TO
signed IS understood % have had mo support OF
ali OF the Republican congressman from VIZ
sinia and Maryland, and some help rom "oss
virginia. Tho place pays s2OtO per year.
The House today passed General Lees bill
anorour,aunr 5000 Tor the construction OF q
roadway from Alexandria, Va, 10 the National
cemetery near that place.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Post-onices have been ordered established rs
follows Virginia Chung. Carroll county,
Thomas j. Mcmillan, postmaster; Luckets,
Iondoun county, Nathan z. stout, postmaster {;
Mcschee's, Louisa county, Eugene Mcdehee,
postmaster; sugarland, tauluier county,
French T.. Ransdell, postmaster.
Changes ordered "a Virginia mail routes
From May lst curtsil service from lawrence
viIlo 70 BOREDOM, 50 as 10 begin nj charlie Hope,
emitting Lawrenceyille and decreasing the dis
Tho special nail service from Red Bank TO
Virginia, Halifax county, VIII 10 disconlhued
after April 3jih-
The post-Oi4ce IN hitnulpiiu tO4hlys ' ~ boi Q
tof1re Known as Iganhoo will IN future bo called
DowninGs, with Thomas ). Downing as post
master.
Uon. Paul c. Hdmuncs, of the Virginia dele
cation, who vas taken 81 ~ Lynchburg during q
recent vist 10 The state has returned TO the city
and is rapidly recovering.
Aleny OF tne southern mcmbers Of Congress ex-
pect 10 attend the Lee-monument ceremonies at
Richmond next month.
Congressman WGddiu has introduced In the
House a bin 10 pay j. ". Sears. or virginia,
sl27l in fun CONDENSATION for wood aud lum Der
furnished tho Union troops during the war
Bond offerings to-day, $500 All accepted AZ
| l22 for 4 per cenis ana Sl034 for 4hS
The President to-day nominated William j.
Webster a. postmaster ~ Tallahassee, Fla. The
senate confirmed the nomination Of John {.
Fremont as maior-general, United States army,
rctirpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

Won feel faint and weak in the stomach
no appetite. Take simmons LAYER hesu.
| lator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
MARINE ISTELLIGENcY.

For health and happiness, the boon Of all
mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Killed by Notary.
" |" -FVNflaEs
IeneriAl talegram 10 the nisnnt,h

ISpeclM telegram 10 me DiSpatch.l
PARKERsBuRd, W. Va, April 2d.-Near spen-
GERS yesterday afternoon Shelburn Hall was
shot and Killed by Frederick W. King Hall
Was In quarrel and King who was a notary
public, commanded the peace. Hall turned on
him and King nred his revolver Just as ne was
about 70 strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Arsu \, 3 n is9a

FORT os RICHMOND. AFRIL 20, 1890
kRRivEn
schooner Bill stowe Ellis, Booth bay, ice: Mrs
Jane King.
schooner Bessie Brown, PHILIPPE, New York ria
Norfolk cement; Warner Moore.
merchandise and passengers; j. w McCarricE,
agent
steamer Colchester, Trutt Norfolk, merchsn-
SAILED.
Barkentine hyvannry Strike, potatoes and
flour.
schooner Benjamin Courtney, Baker, Philadel-
pnia, lasaov w nI Vessel. Curtis j. Parker.
load coal for Coosav ''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL rs lssa
Wy reisgraphI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kanawha, New York. to load coal.
stssms mp anyandOi,e, New YORK. and sailed
Tor ssw i4rA, msicnandise and passengers.
for New York. eA~
sAfLED
Steamship Guido, Norfolk.
Steamship Bentala, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

fIGlhE OF SLAiE-QUAth1NtN.
lBY AEglo-Amorican cable % the Dl5pa'chl
LONDON, April 2G.-The workmen in the
Safeguards at Festiuiog. Merionetshlre,
Wales, have struck tor an advance Of
wages
The morning call., 1890-10-21
BY HIS OWN HAND.
Suicide Of q Prominent Wash
inSton Architect.
Ill Health and Money Difficulties h!trl-
buted as the Cause.
CubanS Anxious to Enter Into Reciprocity
Treaty With The United SateS-WOrk
Of The Navy Department.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-A. B. Mullett. one
of the best known architects in this city, and
for years the supervising architect of the
Treasury Department, shot and killed him
self this evening at his residence. He had
been in poor health for long time, suffering
from rheumatism and other complications,
but it is thought financial trouble was the
chief cause of Mullett's act.
Dr.. p. j. Murphy, a surgeon in the Chi
cago Columbia Hospital, who for many
years has been Mulletts family physician,
made statement of the circumstances Of
About o'clock he called to the house to
see Mrs. Mullett, who was slightly indis-
posed. After prescribing for the lady the
doctor took his leave and went to his office,
just across the street. He had been there
but short time when the son of Mr. Mullett
came running over and asked him to come
to the house Immediately.
He hurried back in response to the sum-
mons and found Mullett lying across the
bed in his sleeping apartment and partially
ing profusely. The doctor made hasty
examination and found the blood came
from wound about two inches above the
right ear. The dying man gave three or
four gasps and expired within seven mln-
utes after the wound had ceen inflicted.
When the doctor first entered the room he
found Mrs. Mullett lying by the side of the
body of Eer wounded husband, weeping
bitterly, with her arms thrown around his
neck. The doctor moved her gently from
the room and then gave his attention to her
husband.
Later in the evening the Coroner was
summoned, and, after making an examina-
ton of the body, gave verdict of suicide,
due to melancholy. Mr.. Mullett was 56
years old and was very well known. He
designed many of the public buildings that
have been erected in different cities. among
them being the New York City Postofice
and the imposing State, War and Navy De-
partment buildings in this city.
MIR. Mullett had a severe case Of grip last
winter, from which he still suffered. For
the past few months he had been at times
despondent and gloomy.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
FROM EVERY PARISH.
Catholics Gather and Open the
Grand Bazaar.
Prominent Ladies Participate in the Affair to
Make 1t success-Brilliant and
Picturesque Booths.

The bazaar In aid of the building fund Of
the new Catholic Cathedral, on Van Ness
avenue. was opened last eveningin the base
ment hall OF that edltice. In everything
that goes to make up an attractive and sue
cessful event of this kind the tirst night
was propitions.
1t attracted the youth and beauty OF Cath
olic San Francisco and many OF the wealthy
and wellknown gentlemen of that faith, as
well as goodly number of people of other
religious beliefs. While lacking in that mag
nitude and magniicence which made the
grand affair few years ago in the Mechan-
les Pavilion memorable as charity fete, it
has other characteristics, viz: picturesque
ness and preten,louS beauty Of decoration.
When the gas-lamps blazed out with great
briliancy at night above the animated
scene there was sparkle of society and
suggestion of more than meeting for
'sweet charity's sake" 1t was estimated
that fully 5000 people were present during
the evening, as stream of visitors poured
into the hall from till long after 10 O'Clock.
EVIDENCES OF LIBERALITY.
Every one displayed considerable interest
in the booths, which were visited and in
spected with some show OF wonder and
pleasant surprises-wonder at the transfor-
nation brought about by willing ladies'
hands and mingling pleasure over the ap-
The morning call., 1890-10-21
FRENCH CONGRESS.
ConYeniDg Of the Senate and
Chamber.
Roche Introduces the Minimum and EaXi-
mum Tariff Bill
Ba.fcur Taken 10 Task by Jthn Morley.
Denounced as Being Unfit
10 Govern.
Special 10 THE MORNING CALL

PARIS, Oct. 2O.-The Senate and Cham
Der of Deputies reassembed to-day. Bills
were introduced by tie Minister of War
relative to spies, and pro viding relief for
the families of soldiers in the event of the
mobilization of the army. Tie chamber
greeted the Ministerial measures wit h ap-
plause.
Roche, Minister of Commerce, introduced
in the Chamber of Deputies General Gus
toms I Tariff Bill. 1t is the minimum and
maximu m bill which has already been mem
toned in these dispatches.
Replying to an Interpolation of Etienne,
Under Secretary for the colonies, he denied
that war had been declared against Daho-
mey The object of the eXped ition was
simply to defend French subjects in Da-
honey.
The order of the day approving the course
of the Goyernm ent was adopted.
Goussot BoulangisD brought up the Bou-
laugist question by demanding that legal
action be taken against the Boulangists TO
throw light upon the recent charges against
them. Minister Constans replied that the
High Court of Justice and nearly the VII ole
of France has already condemned BOulan-
ger, and it was needless for the Govern
mpnt to prosecute unless new acts were
committed.
De Roulede created a scene by forbidding
Reinach, whom he described as that lackey
Of all administrations" to interrupt him.
President Frquet demanded the withdrawal
uf the Objectionable words. De ROulede re-
fusing to withdraw them. the Chamber CEN
sured him. Afterwards RGlnach challenged
De RouIede to duel, and the challenge was
nPrEnfai
The morning call., 1890-10-21
TIE Weather Bureau.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The storm that
originated in Nebraska Thursday night and
developed in a movement eastward yester-
day morning over New Jersey is now off
the New England coast, and was accom-
panied yesterday and during the night by
severe gales from Eastport to Cape Hat
teras. Moderate gales also occurred on tho
lakes. This storm will continue north
easterly movement, with northerly gales as
far south as New Jersey. Rims continue in
New England and on the lower lakes, and
cloudineSs and showers in Eastern Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey. Frosts occurred
from Western North Carolina and Tennes-
see northwes;ward to Lake Superior The
temperature has fallen in all the districts
east of the Mississippi Riyer, and has risen
slightly west of it. A northern storm ap-
pears to be developing in Kansas and Ne
braska, and win likely take an eastward
movement, causing rains in the central val
ley by Tuesday or Wednesday.