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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
LYNCnBURG
Mysterious Disappearance of IA Weli-to-
DO Farmer-Adjudged Insane Tobacco &.

Mysterious Disappearance of Weli-to-
DO Farmer-Adjudged Insane Tobacco &.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. % Special. r.
Mr.. Abe Singleton, a well-known Campbell
county farmer, living near the court house,
came to this city last Tuesday and di-pO~Cd
OF mis- crop Of tobacco for good price. lie
got on a spree, and got friend Of his Ia
drive his wagon home for him. promising
that he would follow on toOt. Singleton has
never been heard of since, but to-day it Is
found that man answering his description
bought "A ticket on the Norfolk and Western
train on that day 10 MacGinnlee, Tenn.
who said that he was going to visit his son
His family and friends are very much dis
turbed about him.
Mr.. W. b. Davis. the young citizen who
was adjudged insane a few days ago, wa
taken TO Marion this afternoon on the 3:il
train. Deputy Sergeant Gouldman took ia,
unfortunate man TO the depot, where h'
turned him over to an agent Of the asylum
who had several other persons en- route tC
the institution. Mr. DAVIS insanity Is OF 3
mild type, and it is hoped he will soon be
cured of his aiilictiOn.
The tobacco sales in this city this Geel
exceed by l26,3O0 pounds this time last year
with prices very good for all grades.
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THOUGHTS OF TIMES READERS
Public Expressions OF Opinions on Vsri
Gus Subjects.

1t is Of far more importance to the United
States that Grover Cleveland should be
their next President than 1t 10 TO him that
be should be that high dignitary. His
prospect Of obtaining the nomination OF the
Democratic party is decidedly the best, and
even division in the Empire state, caused
by the prurient ambition of Governor Hill,
can hardly prevent him from capturing the
prize. New York WAS divided when Tilden
was nominated, and, moveover, Tilden was
actually elected. But Mr.. Cleveland has
enioyed all the honor and exaltation OF
having occupied thd Presidential chair
be filled il with such ability, fair-
ness, integrity and general satisfaction
that he very easily obtained
denomination, and really received the sup
port of majority OF the voters OF his coun-
try. His defeat has not lowered him in the
estimation OF his own political friends, nor
of his opponents, nor OF the civilized world.
Why, then, should be covet honors which
he has enjoyed and has 80 well bornei For
he has also felt the pressures, the ioils, the
yexations. cares and priyations of the Pres
idential Office; and their name IL legion,
and the character Of many OF them deyilish.
IL. therefore, he were TO declare that he did
not desire TO be either nominated or elected
again entire confidence might be given TO
his asservatlon.
slnce bis defeat for thu Presidency, be has
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ELECTRIC STREET CARS.
LOOKS LIKE WAR
Buffalo Bin s,nt oct to Arrest sitting
EufI.

Buffalo Biu sent oct Ia Arrest sitting
sun.
MINNEAPOLIs. MINI, Nov. ga stand
Ing ROCK agency. y. D., special to the Tri-
buue says: Colonel Cody and DR.. Powell
had NOT been at the agency many hours to-
day before the report spread through the
agency and garrison that they had come
Ton the specific purpose Of arresting sitting
BAH aud removing him from the r.
seryatiou, ard at about II o'clock,
accompanied hy an Interpreter and one or
two others. Colonel Cody left the agency
for Buli's camp, which They will doubtless
reach some time tonight. IL appears that
trouble Is anticipated In case tue arrest i
attempted, and the military people at Fort
Yates. adjoining this agency, are busily en-
gagged making preparations for campaign
although as quietly ss possible. The
troops are getting IN readiness to take
the nrld az moments notice. Ammuni-
tion sufficient for an eXtend,d Il campaign,
aud ratiOus for ten DAYS nave been ISSUED
To- ths troops, and all Preparations made ior
"a movement at any moment, day or night.
IL really begins tO look Ike war just now,
but n /, hupcd und believed that such ca
lamity will be- ayericd.
THE OsAGEs UGLY AND DANCING.
ARKANSAS CITY. KAN, Nov. "a
trader who came from the Usage reserNa-
tiOn last night says the Usage Indians have
begun ghost dance and are ugly and insO-
lent. They are We armed and are the rich
est and most powerful tribe ia the Territory
omtside Of the Five Nations. The agent II
alarmed and has asked for assistance.
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aged 10 fan on the ball. thus giving the ball
10 the University. BY play around the
end Greenway gained ten yards. Five
yards we're now allowed TO the Varsity
team on a foul. In three successive downs
Trinity's magnificent blocking prevented
any gain. Trinliy's ball. In the rush
that followed Daggett was hurt,
"umc." one ward for Trinity. IL was the
'Varsiiies turn % do good rush-line work.
On third down the bali went % Virginia.
Greenway gained eight yards around left
end. and on the next rush Store carried the
ball across the line. scoring the second
touchdown for Virginia. Goal kicked.
score. University, 10; Trinity, H..
Those who had fondy fancied that
the University men were too hoarse TO
veil were now aQreeably surprised for
Wah, h,-hoo. .-wah, Wah-hoo-wah, Univ,
Virginia. rent The air in such long and
triumphant vtlls that the signals could not
he heard. Ball brought to centre Of field,
Trinity opened with Y trick, gamer nine
yards. Daniels. Trinity's half-back, reg
ular ''strcaker," now went around the left
end f1r u five (yards) gain, but was dOwned
by Greeuway. By desperate shoyes Trinity
forces the twelve yards nearer the varsity
goal.
GREENwAY HURT.
In tie next rush Greenway was hurt, but
his pluck was indOmltable and lay was
Immediately resumed. After hard rushes
by Trinity the ball went over to the Uni
vcrsity, and Greenway, assisted by Whita-
kcr's magnificent interference. gained
twelve Yards. Ball goes over TO Trinity on
third down. Trinity now kicks and time
was called. Score 10 to 4.
FEATURES OF THE GAME.
The features Of the game were the gen.
eral play Of Daniels, Whitaker and Dur
ham for Trinity, and for the Varsity the
playing Of Greenway was especially fine,
while Garth, Smith, Elliott, Whitaker, and
in fact every man on the team did himself
proud" The superior training and disci-
plne of the Varsity boys saved the game
tor them, but The Trinity eleven gave them
the hardest fight they have had for many a
day.
The scene at Ford's Hotel after the game
beggar, description. TIE Virginia team
was met at the door by their many admirers,
who carried them ON their shoulders around
the lobby, while the Wan. Hoo! Wah! Wah
II %, Wah! -ni-v Virginia.. rent the air.
The VARSITY team left at 1890 =. Nj. for
Charlottesville.
HARVARD DEFEATS YALE.
BOsTON, MASS. Nov. 29.-IIarvard beat
Yale by a score Of "A to 4 in football game
tO-daV.
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Our COUNTY Records.

Since the destruction by fire of the gen.
eTal courthouse, with its invaluable and
lrreplaceabe collection of papers, at the
evacuation of Richmond in 1865, there is
nothing left to us which compare IN value
TO the geneologist. the antiquarian, and the
historian, with the remaining records OF our
counties.
Inquiries for these records are frequently
made from all parts Of the Union, ana a list
OF them will doubtless be OF interest and
value. 1t is well to premise that the word
''complete" here used is subject to large
modification from the effects Of time, moth,
dampness, and careessness.
The present condition OF the county rec
ords, as derived frUm the best evidence. is
as follows:
Accomac and Northampton, complete
from formation of the counties. Princess
Anne. complete from formation OF county.
Norfolk, complete from formation Of county,
and includes the records Of the old county
of lower Norfolk. Nansem0nd all destroy
ed. Isle of Wight, order and deed books
complete from the begin ing. surry, COM
plete from formation. Prince George, LwO or
three books left, one an order book or lI2O.
Elizabeth City, three or four old books left.
| the earliest an order book OF lll5. a very
ancient record book Ofthis company is now
| in the possession OF a man in Boston, who
Is willing TO sell. York. complete. War
wick. all destroyed. James City, all de.
stroyed. Charles City, two books OF the
eighteenth century, rest destroyed. New
Kent, all destroyed. King William, all
DESTROYED. IIenrico, complete from 1917.
Chesterfield. complete. Powhatan, Gooch-
| land, and Cumberland, larry complet
Louisa. complete. Hanover, ali destroyed.
| Caroline, all destroyed but two books.
Essex, complete, and includes the records
Of the old county oil Rappahannock,
which included Richmond. Middlesex,
many old records, but in a state OF
chaos. Spotsylyania, nearly complete.
Lancaster, Northumberland, Richmond,
estmoreland, and King George, fairly
complete. The first will book Of the Court,
l52l-44, was stolen by Federal soldiers, and
| is now in the hands OF a man IN New York.
Fairfax, nearly destroyed. Prince William,
partly preserved. Stafford. few records lea.
| These comprise the most ancient and early
settled counties OF Virginia, from whence
J the West was colonzed.
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on a white woman and placed In jail at
Columbian. Thursday night mob sur
rounded the jail with the intention OF lynch
ing the prisoner. While the sheriff held u
parley with the mob his deputy went into
the Jail and made Daniels put on dress
and bonnet. and then ordered the negro to
walk out through the mob. The sheriff eI-
planned 10 the mob that the woman was n
cook at the Jail going home. The deputy
followed Daniels close enough 10 prevent
his escape, and in this way they passed
through the mob. and the prisoner was
brought 10 this city.
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MICHAEL DIvIrr's COUNrEh-MANIFEs
Foreign Notes.

A cable dispatch from Dublin states that
Edward FalcOner LittOn. NJ. A., q. c., one
Of the commissioners under the Land act OF
1881, il de id.
At a town meeting OF Lismore motion OF
confidence In Mr.. Parnell was adopted. The
meeting was unanimous and enthusiastic.
James q. Fitzgerald, NJ. 7. for Longford.
and James j. O'Kelly, NJ. Z. for Roscom-
mon, have telegraphed their constituent
that they will resign if Mr.. Parnell 10 sacri-
feed.
A series Of shocks Of earthquake was felt
at GuarnedOrf, near Austria, yesterday.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 29.-This evening
Thomas Mann, a police officer, and Mar
tin Kane, back driver, became in
yOlyed in a quarrel about tue pend
ing mayOralty. Kane assaulted the
policeman, took the latter's club from him,
and used IT on the officer. Manu followed
X ,ne into a saloon, where he had fed. and
shot him, inficting fatal wound. Mann
then surrendered to officer Birch Pat. On
their way % the station-hOuse Pah dropped
dead on the street, and Mann went 10 police
headquarters and gave himself up.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Sensation In the u. :. Court-New Cotton
Factory-Elecfric Railway.

RALEIGH. \. c., Nov. 2S.- Special. "A
sensation was created here to-day by the
bringing in OF bill Of indictment by the
grand jury in the United States Court
against the Returning Board Of Warren
county for the election OF 1883. At the last
term OF theUnited States Circuit Court "A
bill OF indictment was sent 10 the
grani Jury against the Returning Board Of
the county Of Warren, charging them with
wilfuily and knowingly failing and neglect
ing TO count. certify aud return the vote at
Sandy Creek township. This bill, drawn
by Hon. ID l.. Russell. special United
states district attorney, aud upon
which c. \. Cook, present dis
trict attorney, was the principal witness,
was AZ that term OF court Ignored, but at
the present term the same bill subst mtially,
against the identical parties, has been
found true bill. and will stand for trial at
the June term OF the ircult Court. Mem
bcrs OF the Returning Board are all we'll
known and highly respected citizens OF
Warren county.
NEW COTTON FACTORY.
It is definitely learned to-day that move
ment il on foot to organize stock company
% build a mammoth new cotton factory
here. Some Of the most prominent capt.
talsts in Raleigh are interested in the
move.
ELECTRIC STREET CARS.
DR.. Jacobs. V no has purchased the Ra-
leigh street railway. and who Will put I'm
the electric system Of street railway =.
stated to-day that arrangements lad been
closed with contractors 20 have the line
completed aud 10 have electric cars run.
ning here by January lst.
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SERIOUS SPLIT.
Irish mericans # ~. Paul Hesitate to
Receive the Envoy.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 29.-There is a
serious split among the lrish-American
citizens Of st. Paul over the question
Of inviting here the Irish members Of
Parliament now in th country. The lat
ter wired here requesting such an invita-
ton, but il is doubtful ifit will be extend
ed. A public meeting was held last night
to consider the question and the discussion
waXed so warm that several personal en-
counters were threatened. one prominent
man declared that if the members held
meeting here not only would he never con-
tribute another cent, but would organize a
rival meeting and publicly denouce Parnell.
The adherenIs Of Parnell were in the ma
iority, but the minority succeeded in post
poning action on the invitation. To-day the
entire Irish population is split in two fac
lions.
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VOL. V.---NUMBER 1,533.

Ii was with great regret that on account
o., pressure on our colImns last night we
were compelled 10 decline advertisements
brought into the Office after Q o'clock. Ad-
,crtiscrs will please make note Of this and
..nd In their "adsn - early.
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pARNELL ENDORSED.
Father Cronin, of BunaIo, Appeals fol
His support.

BUFFALO. y. Y, Nov. 29.-Rev. Father
Cronin, editor Of the Catholic Union and l..
Times. Of this city, to-day sent the following
dispatch to William O'Brien, NJ. r., one OF
the Irish enyo, : now al Chicago:
My dear friend. in view Of the very pow
erful Irish sentiment prevailing here en-
d rising the action Of the Union and Times
in supporting Parnell. | feel authorized in
the present terrible crissis TO impress
upon YOU and your colleagues the vital
necessity of standing Dy Mr.. Parnell during
this hour Of need. Parnell, not
Gladstone, has won our triumph,
and deserti0n Of him will, | firmly
believe, result in the ruin II Ireland's
hopes during the present generation. Dis
union has been lreland's bane. Close up
the ranks behind him. who more than any
other man has united and solldfied the now
almost victorious work."
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THROUGHOUT Tie STATE.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A CHILD
IN STAUNTON.

The Daughter of Professor Robertson
Falls Into a Kettle Of Boiling Water
Mysterious Disappearance of "A Farmer.
Over the Commonwealth.
sTAUNToN, VA. Nov. 2o.-Lspecial. Ger
trude Robertson. the little daughter Of Pro-
fessor w. W. Robertson, superintendent sI
the Staunton public school, fell in a large
kettle of boiling water aud was dreadfully
scalded. The little girl is a great sufferer
and her burns are very serious, but it is
hoped not fatally so.
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yaIu.bIe Hor.4s Die from Cold.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Seyeral Of +. $.
Gardners horses caught cold while on their
way from his AyOndale stables, AT Nash
vile, 10 take part in the races here, and Y
phOid-pneumOnia resulted. Impress, Ida
k., Pierre, and kaiuna have died, and
Malacca and Wicked are not expected 10
recover. Maacca is Luke Blackburn nj
ly, and all are yaluable animals.
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Mr.. J. Jerrold, until yesterday foreman o.
the boiler department ut Richmond Loco
motive ard Machine Works, leaves thi'
morning for Pittsburg, Pa to take charge
Of the Carol u Porter Boiler Tank anC
Blast Furnace Company Works.
The men at the works called him out OF
his office yesterday, noon, and presented
him with IN elegant gold watch, Mr. vii
lam Doyle making the presentation speech
Mr. Jlrod could not lind words 70 express
lis feelings for the token of regard.
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o,CONNOR,S VIEWS.
lie Characterizes Farnell as Dictator Of
Engli-h Parties.

Tie NharActerlIe8 FafhtII As UIVIAI'I UI
English Parties.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-T. +. O'Connor, NJ.
..lua lctte~ TO the luter-Ocean On the eX-
.-,ine crisis iu Irish affairs, says Parnell,
a- long a. the Irish people stand by him, "a
fa. dictator Of both the English parties.
salisbury can AFFORD 10 sacrifice the Hart
inrt0n-. Chamberlains, et hoe genus
onna % secure Parnel and his
followers. aud this he will do,
and raru-u knows il. IL is as certain as
t-mofrow's sun will rise. He says that
tas Eughsh Tories. 20 retain power, will
oltrital Gladstone fOF the settlement OF the
irish questions. Reputation Of Parnell
would De disastrous 10 the hopes Of Ireland.
no other man Of the Irish parry cOncen-
iraies within himself the capacity for lead
ffslIp.
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COLUMBIA. ;. G., Nov. 29.-Goyernor-
elect !Iliman says IN a card published 10.
day lh4, senator Hampton will be defeated
i0r fe-elecl on % the senate on account Of
hls own acts--that is, his commendation Of
ue Haskell mO, ement, and his interference
with The family hgtp' during the cam
Ialsn.
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Ngw HAVEN. CONN, Nov. 29.-Fire in the
sollo middle d0rmitory on the Yale campus
t-neht caused damage estimated at be-
tween 500 and $1,000. At one time there
was great danger of the danes spreading TO
ii- other buildings. About seyenty-Iiyc
students were obliged % hunt up temporary
Lodgings foT the rest Of the night.
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RsLMONT's FUNERAL.
Simple Services at the Church on the
Occasion.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The funeral Of Au'
gust Belmont, the banker. who died on
NJ nday last, took place this morning from
the Church Of the Ascension, on Filth
avenue. The friends OF the deceased
filled the edifce to the doors. The service.
were simple in character and were con
Quoted by Rev. Il. w. Donald and Rev, NJ
II. Gage. The pall-bearers We're: Gov
ernor David B. Hill, ex-President Cleye
land, Manton Marble, Pierrep0nt Morgan
Henry Parrish, Judge A. &. Munson, sid
ney Webster, John Hunter, ID. ID. Withers
Edwin A. Poster, Colonel William jay, ant
John V. Parke. The body was taken L
Newport for interment.
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BARN BURNED.

The Fire Supposed to BE OF IncendI-ry
origin.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. 29.-.spC-
cial. Information reached here late this
evening that at late hour last night the
barn OF Captain w. ii. Mersill was con-
sumed Dy lire, together with large number
OF horses, mules, and other stock, harness.
wagons, carriages. and large lot Of agri-
cultural implements. The Captain was
from home at the time, in Washington. ID.
c.. and the fire is thought TO be the work oi
a fire fiand
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Tree.Tnr-AlI YIeht.

"kkENsBURG, Pa, Nov. zJ.-.A free-for
al hfhl occurred among the Italians jD the
N.cimiy u shafLOn, this afternoon. Guns,
o,aps aud stones were freely used, and one
~ tue Italians was mortaiiy wounded In the
Vfeasl BY bullet nred by one Of the rioters.
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Boston Irish Reticent.

BosToN, MASS. Nov. 29.-The lelders OF
the Irish cause in this clty refuse TO express
opinions in the crisis abroad, but feel that
upon the action Of the next few days w.ii
depend the success or failure Of tie Ma
tlonsl party at the next election,
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STOCKTON, CAL. Nov. ss.--Stamboul
again lowered his record to-day BY quar-
ter OF second, trotting a mile easily X.
ALL. Time by quarters; First quarter
made In 3sx; seconds and the halt In ;u0h.
he was driven By Hickok, and made he
mile in good form,
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Isborn Tomlinson. formerly of Dupont, Ga,
comIni ted saicide al Turkey Hammer, Fla.
ThuIsday night by shooting himself through
the head He lest letter stating the cause
OF the suicied would never be known.
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Governor Mckinney yesterday received
from Governor Fowle, OF North Carolina, an
invitation 10 attend the Southern Inter
state Immigration Convention at Asheyiile
December 18th. He will be forced 10 de-
cline on account Of previous engagements.
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New Banking House

It is strongly rumoied in Richmond that
a movement is on foot TO organize al very
early day new banking company, with a
capital stock Of 100000. 1t is said that
some Of the most solid men in Richmond
are Interested in the project.
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EFFORTS TO LYNCH A PRISONER.

as IL Saved by Russ OF DeputS
sheriff.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 29.-In shelb,
county, on Wednesday, John Daniels, a
negro, was arrested for criminal assault
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DARWIN AND KOCH.
IINIRsnN's nIARY.

The diaries Of the late Lieutenant James
:. Jameson containing his accounts OF the
rear guard will, it is announced, be ready
for publication in the course Of the next
! H.
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PARNElL,S MANIFESTO.
Liberals Believe lie Hss Played Ills Last
Card.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Mr. ParnelPs mani
festo is received with general surprise, as
being irrelevant 10 the issue and mere
burst Of Standardization, and interviews
with several prominent Liberals at the
clubs reveal the belief that Mr.. Parnell has
plaved his last card, and alienated forever
the English Liberals, with whom no alliance
can ever again be hoped for by him. Iley
regard him as perfect egotist and ass. II
is stated that Mr.. Gladstone is preparing :
reply to Mr. Parnell.
GLADSTONE PROBABLY TO RETIRE.
Ii is believed that Mr.. Gladstone VIII
now follow the inclination natural to hi'
wears, and which he is known To have lOn9
had to retire from politics, and end MS days
in the peaceful and quiet pursuits OF cOuL.
try gentleman with literary tastes and
abilities. The consensus of opinion
is that, regardless Of the outcome OF Mi
Parnelrs tight with his fellow Irish mem
bers, the Liberal party must be reconstruct
ed with an entirely modified platform, and
this work is too formidable for man OF Mr
GladstOne's age.
LABOCCHERE on THE MANIFESTO.
In an interview on the Parnell manifesto
with Mr.. Henry Labouchere, member ol
dfIldlneuL anu tullOI VI tue iiuth' NH'r
morning. that gentleman said TO the London
representative of the United Press
1T is charitable to suppose Mr.. Parnell
TO be mad. 1t certainly IL impossible tC
suppose that man with any sense oil honoI
or patriotism would issue "a manifesto sc
dishonoring TO himself and so injurious T.
his country and its cause" 49,,
Respecting the Irish Land Purchase bii
Dir. LabOuchere said II am convinced thai
not twenty Liberal members OF tue House
ol Commons will favor any settlement O
the question which involves an imperial
guarantee"
MICHAEL DLvIrT's COUNrEh-MANIfEsTo
Michael Dayitt has issued to the lrisl
people his counter-manifesto, direcle'
against the retention by Mr.. Parnell OF the
leadership of the Irish Nationalist party
No change in the position OF his support
ers and opponents amJng the Irish members
OF Parla nent will he effected by Dir. Par
nplfs manifesto.
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BY this game the Varsity men nave
gained every game they have played in the
south. and as Trinity is one Of the Southern
champions. the Virginia men can now
claim the championship Of the south.