Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-18
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After n total abstinence of the liquor
traffic in Plainfeld. n. j.. the City Council
met last night and granted fifteen motel
and saloon licenses.
The President Yesterday issued a.procla-
nation directing the removal OF all cattle
from grazing upon what IS known as the
Cherokee outlet in the northern part OF
the Indian Territory.
Marshal Mizell and District-Attorney
Stripliug, of Florida. arrived IN Washing
tom YESTERDAY 10 confer with the Attorney
General in regard TO the administration OF
the ecction-laws of that State and in re-
gard to the assassination of Deputy-Mar-
shall Saunders.
In the House of Commons yesterday Mr..
Parnell asked for information as TO the
Governments intentions regarding the re-
mort of the special Parnell Commission.
Mr.. William II. Smith, the Governments
leader, said that the Government intended
TO ask the House to adopt the report and
thank the commission for its just and inn
partial conduct. Mr. Smiths answer was
greeted with cheers, countercheers, and
laughter.
Not in many years has such an over
whelming and enthusiastic mass-meeting
been held in New York as that which took
DlHce IN tOODtI 1lliol Abob ~ VA
holding the proposed Worlds Fair in New
York in 1892 Before 8 o'clock admission
was refused to any and every one except
speakers or members of the committee, the
lam being so great. Overfiow-meetings
were held in Eighth street in front of the
main entrance to the Cooper Union, and N
fact on all the sides of the building men
who had never spoken IN pubic before
climbed on to trucks and shouted with
l. fotfs of hrl
in New York. Ex-senator Platt was ylgor-
ously denounced by speakers att hese over
flow-meetings.
Sarah Bernharit IA Ill In Paris and has discon-
tinued her performances.
The Paris Herald reports that President Garnet
has decided 10 pardon tue Duke OF Orleans ana
send him under escort to the frontier.
The Socialists attacked a meeting OF German
Liberals at Tiegnltz, in silesla. The police In
terfered, and many persons we're wounded.
Lord Randolph Churchilps liquor bill hits
hard a. clubs and puts strict Limitations upon
the liberty thoy have hitherto enjoyed IN inc
sale Of alcoholic beverages
| In the boat races at Port Tampa, Fla, yoster-
day Tenecyke won Ia 1907, HOsmer 1875. In
the sscoud race Gaudaur wOn-tiIne 1901 (;
Hamm, 1909. Distance three miles.
sem-ofiicIal article has reported the APP
preaching retirement OF Prince bismarck from
/ only the Office Of Chancellor OF the Empire.
/ The United states squadron landed seven hun
dred men Gt yille France, for drill exercise. the
| Government having granted the permission
/ which II declared II would refuse 10 any Euro
/ pesn feet
The London HsWs describes Mr.. Smiths reply
| 10 Parnelps question In the House OF Common,
| "a the mOst indicrOus confession OF impotence
\ and tmbecnity that ever proceeded from re-
| sponsipIo Minister upon serious OCCASION
Corbett. Of san Francisco, defeated kilfain In
! n six-round contest at New Orleans last night
Ktlraln agreed TO knock Corbett out In six rounds
Tor purse Of 80 500, OF which f2,JOis 70 20 20 the
winner. Corbeu Osfought Kilraln a! every
/ point
Tho Journal dss Ds6dts blames the political ac-
uyily Of the GOyers mont for the defeat OF tho
! Kennblicnn candidates In Sundays elections.
/ The Boulangists are iubilant and rrodlct reDe-
| tition OF the victory IN tho municipal elections
| in May.
George II. Bradford, a wealthy resident oil
| Roston was enjoying a horseback ride on the
| street between Bridge and st. hary's street yes.
| terday when an electric car came up behind
! him az rapid rate, frightening his horse. The
| horse SHE'D and when the driver OF the car
| strnck his gong 10 clear the track. the animal
| nlanted himself squarely on tho track In front oil
! Inc car and was run down by IL Both horse
and rider were instantly killed