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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
KING and QUEEN.
satisfaction or Veterans over the UnVeii-
inG--Plcasant Personals.


CrMNoR. Va, June TO- special IT
would he hard to find men anywhere in this
fair Southern land more graiiicd or more
enthusiastic than the veteran soldiers and
other friends OF the Lee monument from
this county who attended the u'eilmg on
the 2eth. Tine county was largely repre-
scntld. especially 10y veterans ol the iWci-
ty-siNth and Ihirty-fOurth Virginia ic-i-
meuis- notably the companies OF Captains
sutton. spencer. Street and Baghy. Captan
street was present, but unable 10 JON
the procession on account ni delicate
health Company Il, OF the Thirty y-iourth.
which went forth in the early spring oi
1861 and was present at the surrender.
was rcprcs.n ntcd ON tine Nth hy tmrl}-iWo
men with their captain, \. +. Ba-ny. Onr
man of Captain ~pencer's company claims
90 have been the Youngest man who went
into the service at the beginmin- and va.
present at App0inattoX. lhi, is D1dlef
Digs. lie went in when not quite siNtc0 %
and surrendered when twenty yclr old.
Mr.. Diwgs was "a brave soldier ANA rtccl''i
a wound near Petersburg. The men al.
speak I'm the highest terms of their grateful
reception in Richmond, and the old capita.
is dcarer than ever 90 our people. she h7-
covered herself with glory,
Mountain atmosphere seems lo nav
greatly improved Harry La'aue, T. 70, NI Dr.
is practicing law at Buchanan, on iir
James. llc speaks enthusiastically oi the
prospects OF his town. and says That II 60
boom is not already az hand il Is al least in
sight.
Bishop Randolph has been on visit 20
Ay,otrs, and preached at 81 pNd's
Church.
Mcs-r.. Charles IT, Baehy and vile and
Alfred Baehy, Jr.. have been on aNisit fro
their friends i'm King and Queen, and have
greatly enjoyed being with th,r old ace
quaiutauCes.
The distinguished Baptist divine. Rev. a.
G.. Dixon. az Baltimore. is expected o.
preach at Mattaponi Church about Tine first
IF Juiy.
Nr. and Mrs. Il. y. Pollard have returned
from a short visit 10 Richmond
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DANVILLE, Va, June Special. =
The CITY Councilmen have al last acknowl-
edged that the proposition made them in
secret meeting by the Richmond and pan
willie for the city's interest in the Danyiile
and New River, was merely an option good
until the 18th OF June. II the Richmond
and Danyille does not come down with the
money by that day the deal, So far as Dan
Vile Is concerned, will be of.
j. T. CarteX. North Danyii!e genius.
has invented a machine for casing tobacco,
which is said % be perfection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
ANOTHER ELEcrRocUTloN.
ChapIeau, New York Murderer to lie
KILLED in Juiy.

ChapIeau. % New York Murderer to lie
KILLED in July.
PLArrsBURG. y. y, june l0.-Judge
Fish This afternoon liked tine time for the cX-
ecution by electricity, OF Joseph Chapleau,
for the week beginning july DIST. When
Chaplcau was convicted last January. thD
execution was hxed tor the third week in
March, bui a motion before the Court OF
Appeals for n new trial acted as stay.
The motion was denied, and The prisoner
was brought here to-day from Clinton prs
on for re-seutcucc.
Chapleau Killed Irwin Tabor neighhor,
with a stake In January. he is said 20 bc
a cousin to Premier Chapleau, OF the Cana
dian government, and college graduate.
He WAS formerly % soldier in the regular
army and Was stationed here. I'm ail pro-
bsbiliiy he viii have the Inevitable nuiO-
ricty of being the first man o. De legally
Killed by electricity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
six Masked Men "Hold Up" an Express
Train.


TExARRANA. ARK, June i0.--Express
train No. I of the It. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railroad, was wrecked by six mask
ed robbers two miles south Of here at l2:3o
O'Clock last night. The train was ditched
at HaywOOd's switch by throwing the
switch. The engine, tender and express ears
left the track and an unknown tramp who
was stealing ride in front Of the express
car. was instantly killed. The robbers at
tackled the express ear, but the messenger
repulsed them with yolley from bis VIM
chester. but hit none of the robbers. They
returned the fire with interest, and finally
aiier threats Of fcremating the messenger I'm
the ear he surrendered. The safe was opened
and the robbers secured about $4,000. Ne
oiu. the express messenger, and the fire
man and engineer were taken into the woods
by the robbers and tied to trees. They then
SHOT the messenger in the hand and arm and
shot one OF his ears OF to revenge
themselves for his resistance. aud threaten
ed death tO allihree they ever resisted an
other train robber. All this time the pas
scnccrs were prevented from giving any as
sistanco by one Of The robbers.
who guarded them with a Winchester.
After the robbers rode oh, it was an hour
before the frightened passengers rescued
the train-men and gave the alarm. Two
posses are now out hunting the robbers. but
no trace of them has been found. The lead
or of the gang is supposed to be Rube Bur
rows,
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; Mrs. Herbert Page. OF Page county, is
visiting her father, Dr. J. IL. Claiborne. Of
this city.
Mr.. p. j. Sweeney. who has been on a
visit ~ his sister. Miss Bette sweeney, has
returned 10 his home in Glover Hill. Miss.
MIR. Edward Dean, Of Richmond, is in the
city.
Miss Maggie kirkham, Of Sussex, is visit
inc relations in Petersburg.
Mr John Edwards. Of Richmond, is visit
ing friends IN Petersburg.
Miss Marie Grigg has zone 20 Richmond.
Mrs. !. -. lcrren. of Manchester. is visit
ing relatives in pctcrebffc.
Miss Lula lycy has returned home from
South Carolina.
Mrs. George Hays, OF Norfolk is visiting
friends in Petersburg.
Mrs. William smith and son. Lawrence
lOtticr. Of Richmond. are visiting Mrs.
Frank Marks on High street
Mrs. Frank Nichols, OF Richmond, Is III
ihe city.
Miss Josie Ramkey, Of Richmond. is yis-
iting friends i'm Petersburg.
Nh. Hugh Jackson has gone o. New YORK
and Massachusetts on business trip.
The Circuit Court OF Petersburg, Judge
B. a. Hancock presiding, was in session TO-
day. siXty-iiyc cases for the ycrlication Of
coupons rendered for taxes were called.
and on motion, Were continued until Fri
day. The beard Of commissioners ut Rich
m0nd have selected Judge ". II. Mann. Of
N0tfOway. 10 represent the Commonwealth
iu these cases as the leading counsel. Mr..
j. VI. Mullen. attorney for the Common
wealth. al Pct"r7hurg. wi'l assist in the de-
icnsc. Mr.. GuigNn. for Tie taxpayers, ol-
posed the motion for a continuance. but
the Cont granted il because Of the unaNOid-
able absence Of Judge Mann.
The case Cf Bland against Hinton was
called. hul not disposed Of 4 compromise
is pending. which is likely 10 result in a
final settlement of "a case that has been on
the docket Oi the court for "a number of
wears. The matter will be- brought 70 the
attention o. The court ON Thursday.
in the case of Phillips vs.. Ferguson. a
decree was entered removing lho case 90 the
Circuit Court of Gfcensyilic county, where
1t originated. 4 decree was entered in
Buu's executor. ". Burt direct
ing Major Mann Page, the eX-
ecut0r. To sell Sll.OcO Of Richmond
p per cent. bonds in order % have the per-
sonal estate of the deccdani distributed.
Major PAGE was also appointed "a receiver
of tine court, and ordered 90 take possession
oi the .taJi ~rglng" farm i'm Prince George
county. rent Out the same ana report 20
court. Several other chancery matter,
were disposed Of. and then lho court adj
i0urned until Thursday, June l3Lh.
some DAYS ago The chief of police Of Pc
tersburg received postal card from 4. H..
IOWbcrman, OF Staunton. asking that 70
lookout bc kent here for a horse stolen from
him on the 18TH of May last. To-
day man giving his name As
j. II. Walker. sold % horse answering
the description OF the stolen animal
to lfr William Stone for 800 While hp WAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
The LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
M. Morris Admit, nis Defeat IN ,lla stat
Ienf-l4turs.

M. Morris Admits His Defeat in IA. state
Legislature.
BATGN ROUGE. Ia, June lo.-Ile Lot
terry tonight admits its defeat, and the
ants are iubilant. IT. biil was read a
second time in the House to-day and re-
f,rred 10 the packed committee appointed
last week. This. however. is the expiring
ticket. John 4. Morris has made propo-
sition TO Withdraw his bii. from
the LEGISLATURE il the Democratic
state Committee VIII order a Democratic
primary election on this subject within The
next sixty days, and the Governor viii
promise 10 convene the Legislature in extra
session in the event that majority votes
for the lottery. The ants. however. decline
the proposition and will iile the bill IN the
Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11

At Olen, Hungary, woman died recent
Is who had not for thirty years gone out
side her house. She was the daughter oi
well-to-iO parents. Thirty years ago she
was about to be married. Her lover, ''to
test her obedience and love-" desired her on
a certain feast-day not to 20 into the street.
She agreed. but broke her promise and
went into the town. The next day her
lover broke the engagement, and thereupon
she made VOW that never again during
her lifetime would she leave her house
and she kept her word.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11

Kaiser william. at dinner in konigs-
berg.recentiy stated his ideas Of kingship rs
follows: 1t was here, in the palace church,
that his Majesty the late Emperor William
I. again proclaimed before The Whole world
his Lingship by the grace Of God. This King
shin Dr. the grace OF God expresses the tact
that-yfe llOhenzollerns accept our crown
only from Heaven. and are responsible 10
Heaven Tor the performance OF its duties. l..
100. ana animated by this view, and am re-
solved u act and to govern on this princi-
piaT
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TON ARRANGED.
KnittinE-3fills for Coid-boro-Stephen
Millions sulde-Wiimington and Onslow
Refused Uabeas Corpus.

Railroad The Forgers Gross and White
Refused Habeas Corpus.
RALEIGH, y. c.. June special.l-
The state Democratic Executive Commit
tee met here this morning TO elect a chair
man to succeed Judge spier Whitaker
who resigned. The name Of the cN-Goyer-
nor Thomas J. Jarvis was withdrawn from
the contest by bis friends, and Edward
Chambers smith, Esq. OF this city, was
unanimously elected chairman. Chairman
Smith invited into the convention and ac-
cepted the chairmanship with appropriate
remarks.
The convention then proceeded 20 select
the t,ine apd place f0r the regular state
convention. Several points were placed In
nomination. hut the contest narrowed down
between Raleigh and Charlotte. resulting
in the choice OF Raleigh. The date Of the
convention was fixed for August 10Th. This
is nearly three months later than usual
but the committee decided this year 10 try
the experiment Of a short and decisive
campaign. II was announced that DR.. W.
/. Emmett and Mr.. W. }. Yates, members Of
the committee. had died since It's last meet.
ili-s anu I ID Aii'lNflls fl ' Ntlifttfs NNN
John 7. Bland, Of Pender, were elected 70
succeed them.
Judge Augustus seymour, of the United
states Court, to-day filed an opinion refu-
sing 10 grant a writ Of habeas corpus IN
the case OF Cross and White. the Raleigh
Bank fOrger-. Judge Seymour holds that
they had fair trial in the State Court. and
having come back TO this State from Cana
la voluntarily, to stand trial. they will
have % abide 10y their conviction.
The city Of Wilmington delivered $4,000
Of bonds yesterday TO the Wilmington and
OnsIow Railroad in accordance with the
conditions upon which that amount was
voted by the city. the condition being the
completion Of ten miles OF railroad.
Ground was broken yesterday az Colds
borO for the erection Of extensive knitting
mills.
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THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Proposed rlan for the Home at Colorado
Springs.

ATLANTA. Ga, June l0.-Ihe National
Convention OF the Typographical Union to-
day received the report of the special COM
mittce on the proposed home at Colorado
Springs. The committee favor the Use OF
the Childs-DreXei fund for that purpose.
The plan provides for n board Of fif-
teen trustees of which the present
ChilGs-DrcNCl fund trustees shall
form part. the others 10 be elected. a per
capita tax Of one dollar yearly is to be
levied for the support of the home. The
convention was unanimous concerning the
general plan. the only differences being on
matters Of detail. The home will proba bly,
cost 10000.
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aPrlest Indicted.

ToLypo, o.. June io.--it was reported
here last night that Rev. pr. Quiglcy, the
prominent Catholic pastor OF Il. francis dc
sales Church. in charge Of the largest pa
rochial schools in the state, nad been In
dicted by the grand jury for refusing to
comply with the provisions Of the state Law
relating 10 school children. Complaint had
heen made against him for refnsins 10 n,ske
returns OF the number OF children In his
schools. In order that truans children might
be discovered. Lawyers say an interesflnx
constitutional point 10 involved In thu in
,lrtment. In case parochial sehooIs cc,no
under tho truant law they eau demand ~
vision Of the school fand.
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cable Notes.

LONDON. June lO.-'rhe non-arriyal OF
Sir Percy Anderson in Berlin to resume ne
sotiati0ns In regard 20 Germany's claim in
Africa is due 10 the fact that the German
government has intimatcd its desire TO con-
suit Major IS issmann, who is now on his
way to Berlin, before re0pening the discus-
sion.
ATHENS. june lo.-Another attack upon
Christians by Turks il reported from Crete,
tho murdered ones in this instance being n
woman and a child. seYeral others were
WOnndod.
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There is enc person al least to whom the
yi.it 10 Europe Of the shah's fayOrite wife
was dire allictiOn, and that is the Persian
Minister at Vienna, who was compelled u
find accommodation in the Legation for the
sultauna and her suite Of twenty persons
Gentlemen, ladies, and servants Of both
sexes. The Legation being only a small
house. the unlucky Minister and his family
and attendants were Obliged TO encamp in
some Qarrets. The sultanna's encourage
passed their time in praying, bowling,
screaming, smoking, and drinking coffee,
until she was pronounced to be out OF dan
ger. as they were not allowed to quit the
house while she was i'll.
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The House, at i.i5 O'Clock, adjourned.
Tmr FFnrR Al. EIEcrlnN LAM.
RUSSIAN SUICIDES.
IN Unusual Number within the Past
Fortnight.

IN Unusual Number within the Past
Fortnight.
LONDON. June lO.-Within the last fort
night an appalling numberof suicides have
occurred in st. Petersburg and other Rus
sian cities. the victims of sclfdestructi0n
having been mainly OF the better class. To-
day another Student in the Russian school
of Mines shot himself dead and the motive
for the deed is regarded rs very mysterious
by his associates. The 81. Petersburg
police, however. connect All these self
murders with the recent arrest of Nihilist,
in Paris, and ascribc them to the reyea-
lions contained in toe correspondence cap
tured at the lodgings OF the c0nspirators by
the Paris police. The Russian police author
ities are more than ever convinced that thc
Paris Nihilists were connected with con-
spiracy in II. Petersburg against the life Of
the Car. and the attempt of lEe Minister oi
the Interior 10 obtain, through the French
Ambassador, the names Of those i'm cOrr'-
spondcuce with the Paris ploiters. Will. il
successful. uuques tiouably keep up the
average Of suicides for weeks t0 come. un-
less it is reduced by theilight Of the ncrimi-
mated persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11

LONDON, June l0.-The Cabinet hg ma-
ioritv vote. has decided 10 -heiVe tae Irish
Land Purchase bill. The minority, headed
bv Mr.. Baliour. We're in favor of sacrificing
some other measure, but yielded 10 the III
eyitabie The ministry Is confident That
the other government bills will be- passed
without unnecessary delay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
4 ROYAL Author.

The King Of Sweden has made GOOD his
title iO rank as the most prolific OF Royal
authors. His poetical aud prose works,
lust published, ill four bulky volumes, ana
In the la.t. which Is devoted To speeches. :.
NAV be found specimens OF his oratorical
powers in Norwegian, Swedish, French and
En-. sA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11

PEORIA. Ill. june l0.-Little Willie
D,nnans. aged three years. died horrible
death sunday night from hydr0phObia. To
add 10 the horror OF the situation. just as
the little fellow was in the last agonies oi
death, he sprang irom the bed and bit his
mother and his aunt, who were waiting on
him. Tie boy wgs bitten about siN months
AGO bv dog which has rs yet shown no
5 gus Of madness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
TOO MUCH DIME NOVEL.
Seventeen Year Oid &. \, ewsiggart
Charged With Robbing = safe.

ROANOKE, VA, June io.-~l>pecial.l-c.
A. swelggart, OF Cumberland, Pennsyl-
yania, was arrested at Troutsille, station
twelve miles east Of this city yesterday, ,..on
the charge OF robbing the safe u the >hen-
andoah Valley road and Adams express
one week ago. >wei8gart was
night telegraph operator and was iound
next morning bucked and gagged, and
claimed be had been assaulted and the safe
robbed. subsequently be confessed b has-
ing committed the crime without a>>ss-
tance. say ing dime novel reading was the
cause Of Il. lie Is about seventeen years
old
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EMORY AID HENRY.
Contest in Oratory address To Alumni by
Colonel Eranl. Williams.

Contest in Oratory address to Alumni by
Colonel Frank Williams.
EMORY, VA. June TO- special The
contest for the Robertson prize in oratory
came oil AT 1890 i. NJ. Ia the sam small
tabernacle. There Wcre seven contestants.
The award Of the medal Will be made to-
morrow. The address ~ the Alumni, by
Col. Frauk Williams. Of the Nashville bar,
showed that adversely WAS no hlndrance to
.uccess, and in the latter part was strong
appcal to friends Of the college to orally 70 it,
aid.
The Calliopcan anniversary Tonight was
presided over by l.. h. Miles; the Naiedic-
tory u<!s by Henry DauneaDalm, OF Texas,
and toe Junior response by ". y. Hickey,
OF Tennessee.
The medal for improvement in debate was
awarded to Edward bowman, Of Gfayson
county, and the best dcbaters medal 70
Henry Daunenbaum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11
GERMAN MISSIONARIES
singular Methods of Converting Natives
to Christianity.

singular Mtth""s VI >""''s'i"s
To Christianity.
LONDON. June i0.-Adyices by man from
South Australia contain indignant reports
against the high-handed conduct OF German
missionaries in the Northern parts Of Aus
traua in their alleged efforts TO incnlcaie
Christianity. These complaints declare
that the natives are subjected 70
the most outrageous treatment, many
Of them being chained 10 posts ana
whipped Tito state in insensioiiity,
while others are maltreated IN other ways,
necesstaiing resort % medical treatment 70
heal their hurts. These acts oi brutality, II
is asserted, are committed by the ordefs oi
the missionaries, with The OBJECT ol IN ,,e,1-
i"g he natives with the power oi the Chris-
tians.
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Ri.einii,c nIi..nmri.

LFAvFNwORrH. KAN, June l0.-Ihe
Missouri river has risen six feet within the
LIST tweuty-four hours aud is now a mile
wide and banks full, opposite this city, with
nearly a ten mile an hour current IN mia
channel. Three-qusrters Of a mile of trestle,
built on sand bar and annexed 10 the Pom
to0n bridge, is now in the water. \ further
rise OF two feet viii cOyer the village Of
Stilings.
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BRUssELs, june 10-rhe general elec-
tions. which took place today, were re-
markably quiet. 4 small riot occurred at
Client, bun elsewhere everything vas or
derry. Two advanced socialists were de-
feated at CharierOi and Mons, and the re-
suits OF ID. ball0ting throughout the King
dom indicate a great triumph for the Cleri-
enis
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June la-secre-
,ary Jamson. OF the Golden Gate Athletic
Club. Frank Jones, director OF the club, Joe
Bowers, Tim McGrath and John JOEL, who
seconded the contestants In the fight, be-
tween Harry Mcbride and Frank Laurie,
which resulted in the death Of Mcbride. were
arrested to-day as accessories 10 murder.
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CHARLOTTE.
reported Saicide OF stephen Milton in
Person Gounty-MiuOrs.

CHARLOTTE. y. C., June TO- Special.
News has just reached here of the suicide
Of stephen Milton. Of Person county, on
sunday morning. We was sixty years old.
and leaves 20 family. For some time his
mind has been impaired. sunday morning
hr dressed carefully for church and then
went % his barn and hanged himself with "a
rope made of poplar bark, which it is
thought he made Tor the horrib purpose.
JUDGE Hugh l.. Bond arrived here last
nlgnt, and IT, hearing civil cases in the
Federal Courts.
Lucien 4. Walker and Miss Annie Jones
sill De married in the Episcopal Church at
noon Tomorrow. Miss Jones is the daugh-
ter of tue iGta :. T.. Jones, The most noted
physician this state ever had.
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available for the payment of the public
debt Gncluding such rs are kept for the re-
demptiOn of United States nOtcsl shall be
retained in the Treasury in excess Of $ii0.-
NN,pO. was amended on motion Of Mr..
Harris. by adding 10 il the words. .pr0yid-
cd that the gold and silver coin and gold
bullion in the Treasury on which gold and
s lyer certificates have been issued. shall
not be considered available for any purpose
except the redemption Of such certificates -
Mr. Teller of Colorado occupied the re-
mainder Of the day tn one Of the strongest
speeches yet delivered IN favor Of the silver
bill.
Mr.. Call followed in speech upon the
same subject. ana at Us conclusion the
senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Tnc House to-day passed the senate bill
amending the internal revenue laws 80 as
10 authorize the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue 10 formulate rules and regulations
by which beer may be carried direct from
the watts 10 the botillng department without
passing through the intermediate process
-oi being drawn into keg-.
The House then went into Committee Of
no, Whole Nr. Payson. Of Illinois. in the
-.bair-on the rosiohce Appropriation bill.
40 opposition wis made 20 the measure.
ard The committee having speedily con
-ideicd the b.ll reported il to the House,
when IL WAS passed.
The House, at i:ij O'Clock. adjourned.
THE FEDERAL ELECTION LAW.
The Republican members of the House i'm
caucus tonight. after three hours debate,
recommit,ed to the caucus committee the
question Of Federal election law, with in
structions 10 prepare Federal supervisor
law and report II back 10 "a future caucus
tor consideration. section by section. This
Is. in a measure, am Endorsement Of the
ROwell bill.
The conierees ON the general pension bill
at "a meeting today came tO AN agreement.
which will De reported 20 the two houses
possibly tomorrow. The House cOnferees
reccdc from their positions on the matter
Of a service pension and the bill thus be-
comes Il dependent pension bill. The Senate
c0afer,ps make some concessions of minor
importance.
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interesting Giadstonian Opinion. of Men

Intrresting Giadstonian Opinions OF Men,
Here are some interesting opinions from
MIR. Gladstone: "Ihe three handsomesl
men Of their time were the late Duke OF
Hamilton. Sidney Herbert and Cardinal
Manning: the three most naturally elO-
qnent speakers Of their day, the Duke Of
Argyll. late Lord Elgin and Bishop WILDER
force. Lord BeacOns1eld was the most IN
teresting political character Of this century,
not cXccptlng Mr.. Pitt