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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

One Near Newport. Del, and Another 1T Port
Byron-Naii Train Accident.

WILMINGTON, DEr.. Sept. ls.-Bstween I
and O'Clock this morning through freight
train on tho Philadelphia. Wilmington snt
Baltimore ran into a local freight near New
port Tho accident occurred qrarter o.
mile north OF Newport N the main line ot
tho Philadelphia. Wilmington and baltimore
railroad. When the crash came tho ersineer
and firemen Of the local freight jumped. .
The engineer Henry Brockmsn. OF Balti-
more was killed. His body Vas found under
"A freight car lie was not mangled, but had
been scalded 20 death. Fireman Jones, ~
Baltimore, had his fac cut and one ara
bruised Conductor John Morrison. Of VII
ming,on, also or tie local freight, WAS badly
bruised. Fifteen cars were wrecked ana
travel blocked nearly FIVE hours. Both trans
were moving north The local freight had
left somo cars on a siding and started for
Wilmington. ahen the through freight from
Washington came dashing into its rear 1t in
thought that on account of fog Engineer
brockman failed to see the signal until too
late.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sept. ia .ail-end col.
lision between two freight trains occurred on
the New York Central road at Port Byron this
morning. Two tramps, colored men, who
were stealing ride. were injured, one per-
haps fatally. and eight freight cars, q caboose
and one engine totally demolished. The fra
train had stopped for water and no faginan
was sent back to warn the train following.
RICHMOND. ISD.. sept ls.-1he westOound
mail and express train over the Indianapolis
division, on the Pennsylvania system col
lided with work train last evening at The
Sixteonth-street crossing. The fireman. en-
gineer and conductor saved themselves -
Jumping The postel clerk vas very seriously
hurt. Train-Master Joseph Gunman bad hi5
hand badly mashed and the entire crew x
eleven men we're badly shaken up.
CHATTANOOGA. TEsS., Sept. IA fatal
head end collision occurred this morning on
the Cincinnati Southern railroad. near llerr!-
man. Tenn. caused by the engineer Of train
No. IL disobey.ng orders. Brakeman StaIk,
OF this city. and Fireman William Weir, x
No l6. we're killed outright. snd Fireman 4.
Connor. OF train No l9, was dangerously IN
jured. Engine No. 53j was completely d.
molIshed and several freight cars destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Tho National Bank Iaw---1hs Cherokee
Slip Opened Capital Notes.


wAsHMoroS. D. c.. September l8.-The
question Of the constiuiionality Of the
tax f one-half Of per cent imposed semi
annually on national banks is raised in a case
before tho courts Of the District of Columbia
against the Treasurer Of the United states
Ire sureI Nebekar mas just been served with
the summons. and the question will probably
soon q IN tie supreme Court. The bank
bringing the suit IS the Twin City National
BanE OF New Brighton Minn. Tho ground for
questioning the cOnstltutOnalty Of tie tax
- that TINS portion Of the banking act origi-
mated IN the Senate The action provides
that oil bills for raising revenue shall origi-
nate iu the House Cf Representatives The
senate. it - claimed. has authority % pro-
pose or concur with amendments as on other
bills" lut the contention IN this case VIII be
that the banking act was not bili 90 raise
revenue when II reached the senate
and could not be Transformed into
such q bin by the Senate. There are oiher
grounds upon which the tax IL contested IN
the present case before the court IL the
question should be decided in favor Of the
bank it might open the way for o great multi
tudo OF suits for refund by the banks through
out tie country. The statute Of limitation
would probably prevent the recovery o. nl
these payments back 10 the organization Of
the national banking refund system IN 1865,
but II would take mole than 80. .OO0. 900 20 re-
fund the taxes for the past Eve OF SIX years.
At tho Treasury Department II Is stated
that the Farley National Bank, Of Mont
gomerv. Ala. is expo ted to resume business
Oct ber i0tn. Tho bank has, It IS said,
$465. 900 in gold securities 80 pay OF liabilities
of fl5l 600
The President to-day issued proclamation
opening the eastern part 4 the Territory Il
Oklahoma 20 public settlement at noon or
after on tuesday. September I'D.
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THE COTTON CROP.
Official Report Of the Movement FOR the First
Eighteen Days OF tho Kew Year.


Nrw ORYlrs. La. Sept is Secretary
Hester. Of the New Orleans Exchange, issued
to-day the official report Of the movement of
the cotton crop for the first eighteen days of
the new cotton wear The statement shows
receipts az all United States ports since sep
temler lst OF 2s5O3 bales, against 3iG3'j
for the corresponding period last year. over
landacrOss the Mississippi. Ohio, and Potomac
rivers % Northern mills and Canada. -, $40,
arsinst al. interior stocks n excess otthose
held 10 the close Of the commercial year,
3i.7l1. against . 977 Southern mill takings.
The totsl amount Of the new crop brought
into sight thus fr is 500 $50, against 4l5,z92
last year O decrease of 1869 Foreign ex-
ports have been S9.3l6. against HJ.0z2. The
total tak.ags Of American mills, North and
South. thus far for the year have been u. .yl3
bales. against ei.552. These include 620l2
by Northern spinners, against 66.65l last soa-
son.
Since the close # the commercial year
stocks at American ports and twenty -nlne
leading Southern interior centres nave IN
creased ls52jl bsios, against an increase for
the same period last season Of l6J.6Zo. and
are now 222. 225 larger than at this date last
year.
Including amounts lett over in stocks at
Dorts and interior t0wns from the last crop
and the number OF bales brought into sight
thus far Tor the now crop .Ae supply 20 date
is ga s26. against lol .0I5 ior the same period
last seasOn
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CmcAGo. Sept 1s-Fire broke out this
morning in the rear basement oi the six-story
building a. Nos. l73 aud 175 Monroe street aud
practically Quilted IT, Jameson d. Morse,
printers. io-e s25000 on their plant.
Blompren s. Bros, eiectrotypers and en-
cravsrs. lose their phofograhic apparatus.
Including many lne cameras and lenses, O
raluab.e stock oi gold and silver salts and
many thousand wood cuts aud elecIotypes.
matrices Nc Their loss is $4,000 insurance,
tl5.a0).
The Western Thorn Typosotting Company
lose tlsOO 0u machinery and contract u.s. with
$4,000 insurance. Myck0h, Seamens 81 bene-
dict. tvpewriters lose $4,000 fully insured
Ihe building is damaged 10000 insured.
WuuNoI0N. Dill. sept. lS.-Ihe Sussex
Manufacturing Company's large building 20
Georgetown was burned ast night, together
with six freight cars u the siding uear by
Tie loss on tie building is $500, with on in-
surancs of about one-laL The loss on tie
cars IL 81 C01
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RIqrvopr Sept l-.-Bakers glass factory,
which was closed the day after opening by q
strike # the boys is again in fnll blast. tho
bors hayirg x returned 90 work.
PIr.-n -. Sept IT, The threatened striko
of the window glass workers Of fhe country
has been avortel and general resumption ot
tIs factories viii take effect on October let
A conference of manufacturers end work
mon was held. at which tie differences were,
fve1 ND Bv tho agreement the men viii
work M the Old wages Tor the ensuing year,
the manufacturers wiihdrawine their proposed
no pcr cent. reduction and the workmen tier
demand for Der cent. advance IN wages OF
ratherers The resumption vii give employ
Dent 10 10 900 men and boys
SuAworIN. Pa Sept. 1s.-Ihe miners OF
tie Tryon colherv. owned by the Black
diamond Coal Company of Philadelphia
struck for al advance Of wages to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

II is Predicted That Europe VIII Rely
Upon Them Before Many Years.

II is Predicted That Europe VIII Rely
Upon Them Before Many Years.
CHcAGo, Sept 1s.-Fdwsrd s. Clayburn,
prominent vineyard owner Of California Who
is in the city on his return from a European
tour said last night 10 an interview:
Il travelled through oil the famous grape
growing sections IN Spain. Italy France aud
Germany. and am convinced that inside ot
ten yes,s tho Old World will have toTely upon
this country almost entirely for It's supply OF
frst-ciass wines. had read good dcai about
the devastation among the European .yihe-
yards caused by phylloAcra. mldew. the black
and brown rot and @ C.her diseases oi tho vine,
but had no conception how completely pa
raiyzed the grape-growirg industry IS IL tu-
rope until b made this trip. In france ana
Italy nearly threofourths OF the vineyards
have been altogether wiped ont by phylloxera
within two years. and the remaining one
fourth OF the acreage is rapidly succumbing
to the plague Five years ago Spain produced
six times the amount of grapes thet were liar
vested from last years crop, and the situation
IN Germany is almost IS bad.
Science has been appealed 20 20 gave mo
industry from utter. ruin but with scarcely
any success 10 viii not be long concluded
Nr Ciayburn. 'before tho United Stated VIII
lead the word IN tho production Of grapes and
wines
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100 MUcn CnL0RofoRM.
4 virginia Doctor VINO Was Found Dead In
us Hotel Room.


WAsHngros. u. G.. Sept is.-Dr John VI.
Myers ofMontgOmery county. Va. was found
dead IN BED 1T tho Golden eagle Hotel yester-
day. The Doctor and his brother, Andrew
Myers. stopped at the hotel Wednesday and
wee assigned III erout rooms. When they
reached tue hotel the Doctor said he was
tired and wanted to go % bed and thas
he would wait until morning % pat lis name
on the register When morning came. how
ever. he hadpassedin int the other word. Death
had resulted from an overdose Ot cAIoTo'ofn.
which il II not thought WAS taken with sui.
cidal intent. as he had been - the habit ot
ne brother Of the deceased discovered tho
dead body Tie Doctor dil not como down
stairs. snd his brother Went 70 tie room 20
awaken him. ie was lying on tie bel v tl
his face against a book. as u ugh he had
been reading snd had fallen asleep with Ehs
book in lis hand. .
lie dld not mako any response, and then Ais
brother gave h.m = shake and called him -
pet ~. L was then THAI he made tAe sad dis
cOyery.
Coroner Patterson gave certificate or death
from 90 overdose OF the drug accidentally aa-
ministered
Word has been sent o. tho widow OF the de-
ceased and his remains Will probably DO ssAI
TO bis late home for interment
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The NYnrlh,a Fnir.

Cmcago. Sept. is-ls was announced TO-
dov ths. the 100000 required by tie cty
ordinance to be collected by tie World ;
Columbian Fsp0 sition Oh subscriptions y Is
capital stock before the city would place on
the market the s5.Oo0.o0) worth oi bonls It
was authorized 20 issue ~ AID y the Column
bian enterprizo had a. been collected; 10
,natter of receiving and disposing of these
bonds has been referred 10y the directors -
the finance committee Of the exposition, which.
viii probably report az the next meeting OF
lie executive committee Wednesday next.
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frat, Doble Long second. strntton third.
lime. i.f0
Third race. mile and twenty yards-Carus
first. Laura DoGey second, Hueneme third.
Fourth rsce. nine furlongs-Royal Garter
first, Ely kendig second, Mirsbesu third.
Fifth race, five and half furongs-Strath-
maid first. Judge Hughes second. Readina
third. Time, l0sH.
GLOUCESTER.
First race. seven and q half furlongs-Ch-
max frat. Shakespeare second. Passmorc
Second race. FIVE furlongs- Disappointment
first. Comforter second. Henry Taylor third.
Third race. six furlongs -Chartreuse first
Buckeye second, Dunbarton third. lime
Fourth race. four and half furlongs Fox
hill first James A. III. second. Ihad Rowe
third. Time 81.
Fifth race. one mile and a quarter Cal
gary first. Sir Rae second, fernNO0d tnrd.
Time. 2:l21g.
sixth race. seven furlongs-Nod first. Avery
second. Albert Stull third. Time. 1873.
The Gloucester entries for Saturday are:
First race. four and n half furlongs-
Basil Duke, Coldstresm, Billy Harris, Vslodia,
Harry Russell. Guard. Bledso, ll5. Pine
Ridge. Elect. io9 Marigold Eune. Krikene,
Nettie. Flaltery, l06
second race. thres-Quarters Of mile two
year -olds-Eddie NJ. Uncle Sim, ll2 Nibrate
(fllyl, lO9' Peeres colt, q; Eulpina, - >,
Third race, six and a half furlongs, handl-
cap, three e-year-Old-Oberiin. lO5 Hanni-
bal iOi: Octagon. 103 Pestlence, Oncer-
tainty 100, ParOlina. %; Truth, I'D.
Fourth race, four and half furlongs. sell
ing-Tattler, 122; Flambesu los: Adair, l06;
Bessie X. 105i Canteen, Kentucky Ban, lip
pen Red Elm. 1O2; Lingare, 50.
Fifth race seven fuTlongs, selling Maid or
Barney fi3 Joe Courtney. 1906 Gipsy Queen,
Foustina. Iita, l05; Longleaf, i03' Repeater
Falcon. Iithbert 102: White Nose, 100; hing,
Idle. ~ Wenonah 81 Big Brown jug, o.
Sixth race. one mile. selling birthday. lOl;
Fernwood. Prince Edward, 102. Blantyre, 81;
Question, "a; Samaritan, Iappahannock'
Dousman, 90; Souvenir. Ruby. ~.
Seventh race. three-quarters Of a mile, sell
ing-Count Luna, 1l5; John Jay. y, no.
Skidmore. Ten Booker, Ned. Chickasaw
lOj: Lady NJ. Regina, 102; Little Boston,
Philander. Harvester. Avery, Billy o., John
Davis, Albert Stun. 100
GBAyEsrND. n. 7.
First race. three-quarters Of a mile-Liliian
first. haywood second. .Cantatrice third. Time,
second race mile-Ia Tosca first. Santa
Anna second. Come b. Taw third Time, l.42
Third rsce. nile and an eighth-SenOrlta
first. Strathmeath second. Bermuda third.
I Time, f55.
Fourth race. five eighths Of mie-Cox-
vain first Madrid second. Johnny Heckshor
third Time i.02.1.
Fifth race. three-quarters Of amile-Le0na-
well FIRST. Trinity second, Sleipner third.
Time Lisa.
sixth race. mile aud a sixteenth Palestine
first, Michael second, Mountain Deer third.
! Time 1:52lf. ,.
Seventh race-Special race between Lillian
AMI May Wynne for $1,000 a side-Lillisn
/ first. Time. 1:1CH.
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Trxrverox. Ky. sept 1s-TAere was. Il
ri1t an an excursion train oyor the Louisville
ar6 Eassy.iie road from Louisville this morn
;,.. er ronte 10 the O. lored tair here The
iifaerltv took p ace near Jetts station, ana a
nn.nbe OF shots were fred. Henry oettes.
Of Ba dal. wa instantly killed. aud Tom
rown shot through tie meek Inc name OF
O o. .ainai me- ue Jumped II m the tr IN. end
r,'1' h,s escau. Gle body Of the murdered
r.an WIS p1f il . conn here. and "iA Do sent
to his homo g.. u.e 10
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To -s Governor Brown replied:
"FRASxFoRT. Ky. Sept. Is
Still THEY 90 Up.

Aeronauts, Undaunted by the Fate OF Their
Predecessors, Ascend With Serious Results.
MEBiDKx, CoSA Sept ls.-One Of the fea-
lures Of the State Fair now il progress here
has been the balloon ascension made yesier-
day afternoon. Professor N0rlhrop has been
making the ascensions. but Yesterday he was
indsp0sed and James Robinson, one OF his
helpers. agreed to take his place. When the
balloon had reached height OF one hundred
feet the ropes on the trapeze broke enG Rob-
inson fell to The ground lie was 20 badly IN
iured that il is thought he viii die
Later-Frank Bronson another helper,
agreed 10 make the second trip. lie went up
70 heighth II 900 feet. attempted to release
the parachute. but could not. Tho balloon
was caught bY q current Of sir and carried
avay. Bronson held on. and when the bal.
loon began 20 descend no was dragged
through the tree-tops When found. fonr miles
away. be was suffering from e1haustionl ana
internal injuries. H9 is IN "a critical condi-
fIUU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

NV ORLEANS. Sept. 1s.-Sporting circles
we're greatly excited last night by tho rep rt
the NcCsrthy-Warren fight before tie
Olympic Club next Tuesday night. The
state law permits glove contests before regu-
lar chartered clubs. but It seems the present
grand Jury. which is O very moral one. IS en-
deavoring 20 get around it. High police Off
cials have been before the jury and II has
closely examined the laws on the subject.
The outlook is that the Jury viii make It's re-
port to-day. in which they will call upon the
police to stop the coming fight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
POLITICAL CRISIS IMMINENT.
The Ministry Of the Province Of Quebec
EITG3tGd to Resign.
A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY THE CAUSE.
Premier Marcier and Leutensnt-Govcrnor
ADgers Agree TO Widely Disagree-
Appeal to the People.

MONTREAL. Sept. ls.-The Province OF Que
bec is in the midst of the most important po-
Tecsl crisis that has taken place in many
years. So acute is the political situation that
a report wa received here to-day from ue-
bee that the Government might resign today,
in which case q political agitation Oi the Ut
most importance will ue precipitaied.
The crisis is the outcome oI conEict OF
authority hetweou Iieu.enant-GovernorA An
gers and Mer cier llercier ~ charged with
being implicated in the Bai Des Chaioues scan
dal recently uneRrthed at Ottawa Leuteh-
ont Governor Angers trans mitted the cores
p0ndsnce that passed between MA an mr'
Merier 10 tho GOFernor-G eneral and CON
trary 20 al precedent, THIS has been iaia
before the Dominion Parliament and
made public The publication OF the
corresDondence has created great
sensation. The greatest excitement pre-
walls here over the situation and every one
is wsiting anxiOusly 20 see what the Quebec
government Will o. Mr.. hercier, II Il under
stood, viii refuse 20 comply with the demands
of Lieutenant Governor Angers for eHplana-
tions. and will force the latter 20 dismiss the
ministry. In which case direct conflict Will
arise between the Crown and the representa-
tives OF tho people. The conflict may have
far-reachlng consequences, az tho tlehch
leaders feel very much rufted over the way III
which they are beng treated by me fnellsh
party. and il would take very little 10 raise
serious conflict.
il is rumored that the Quebec government
has decided 10 force an appeal 70 the electors
Of the province TO sustain them theirreiusal
toaccede % the demand OF Lieutenant-GoVer-
nor Angers that royal commission he ap-
pointed 20 investigate the charges OF bo0dling
brought against the members Of the Govern
ment Owing % the Indifference OF the DO
miniOn Government tho tide which was at
first dead against Premier MERCER IS now fet-
ting in lis favor. and his friends say that tho
Lieutenant Governor sCtiOn Was the BEST
thinn that conld have happenel flr him.
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Posrov. Mass. Sept l8-On Tuesday of
this week. Mr. j. l.. NJ Tower, If Ball a
Tower attorneys for parties unknown, paid
into tie State Natl nal Bank sis i5j as con
science money" Mr. Tower himself does
not how IRON whom this money comes, but
~ is believed 10 come from the executor Of
some estate or through a desth-bed contes-
si1D The opIv clue the bank has is tho fact
Naf IN 1858 while the telers back was
s,r,ed a bag f gold containing about $4,000
Vas aiken. This amount taken at its pre-
MUM valuo at that time and with interest
co,auounded figures lust about the amount
now returned b. tho bank.
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Another Outbreak Feared During the Com
ing Presidential Election.

INK tsehAhcntihi f-i''tAcA'
Nzw YoRK. Sept ls.-Advices from Mana
qua. Nicaragua. state that On account Of the
coming election in Honduras excitement ls
at fever heat President Borgar . desirous
of another term. which a majority OK tue
people arc opposed 70. Ezeta, brother Of
the President Of Salvador, has de Jared his
intention Of running for the presidency Of
Honduras. AMI in consequence 2OOj men
have been stationed on tho Honduras
frontier 20 prevent invasion. Salvador has
900 troops at San Miguel, and moro hro
still hurrying 10 the frontier. Guatemal d
is also placing troops for the sid Of Hondg-
ras. Nicaragua. according y tho treasY WIKI
Salvador. is bound to help her. and this week
will have 1900 troops on her frontier, and
5000 men under arms IN Menagus; In con
recently plot was discovered 10 kill President
sacasa' and seven prominent men Of the 0p-
position party in Granada were sent ont. OF
the country. When the men wero arrested N
Granada a fight took place in which the chief
of police and seven soldiers were killed. The
whole country is now under martial law.
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PARIS. Sept ls-Duung tho performance
of Lohengrins this evening, whom the second
ac. was in pr0gross. fotid chemicals were
thr wn from tho gallery into the orchestra.
A police commissary gave warning that f this
was repeated lie would clear tho galleries.
This put an end t0 this form Of annoyance.
Outside tie opera-houso sligh disorders took
place all tue evening. but the police ylgCr-
ously prevented the demonstrations rom DO.
coming serious. and made no arrests. Ten II
those arrested on wednesday night were son
tenced 70 from one week 70 four months IN
r,rfzpu
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NEWfofI. H. f.. Sept it-lEere was de-
Of OK Cofere. Scott last night lie grew
uorsc rapidly aad his plg-ician Was wi.h Lim
u night Is am.lva are I4lch alarmed dr..
Pepper of Philadelphia. who .s attending
tLe patient aud who lefi town last night FOR
few laFs hss been asFel to ieturu ot once.
Ills pateul lAs been loft 10 tho care OF Dr..
Rankin VI t.is eify.
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AFIER THE MAIL SUBSIDY.
A Meeting In New Oslonns to Prepare Plans
foT thc Clty's Benefit.

Ngw ORLEANS, Sept. IA meeting took
nlace vesterday a. the board Of trade. having
for IT'S object the promulgating II somo plans
by which New Orleans may reap the benehts
Of tie Postal subsidy hin FOR the establishment
OF ocean mail lines from New Orleans TO south
America Col J. B. Clark. Of Chicago, piesi-
dent # the New American transportation Com
pauy. was present by invitation, and exam
med n leneth the al sntages to be derived
bv the establishment Of steamship Inns be-
tween New Orleans and kio. Colonel Clarke
represented a number of capitalists who Will
furnish ~ .O0l .000 toward the establishment OF
"a steamship line. with oliicesst New Orleans.
provided our merchants give Their eo-opera-
ton. The meeting received Win iaFof Ne
resolved toinyile al lhe ex hango oand CONNER
cal bodies OF New Orleans 20 send represen-
tatites o. an ad'Olrnel meeting which Is 10
take place on Friday next.
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ADespera,io Shot.

MiDprEsBoRo. KY. Sept IS. Fred Jones =
,o'r,, fnsinoss man of this city. shot aud
seriously wounded the notorious ellis john
s0n sst night ina SELF defense. Johnson having
palI ed two revolyers on lin. Jones made his
escape aud later was shot down from behind
ly jim Renlto. a noted despersdo. The tali
entered Jones back below the left shoulder
blade and passing below the heart came ut
IN front The wound may prove fatal; ken-
iro is n custody and Judge khorer has TO
fused him bail Further trouble 10 feared.
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FoREIoNEBs ~ cHINA.
Course 90 Be Taken If More Outrages ore
Committed.

Committed.
rBy Cable 10 The rimesI
LONDON. Sept. IS The Times to-day. COM
menting on the outrages perpetuated upon
foreigners in China. says;
Europe and America DO not desire. TO ply
into the hands of ambition Cr anarchy Dy "a
too perceptibe exertion of their rights. They
sre conscious that they might precipitste
total collapse by treating the technical ha-
bility Of the State as being equivalent to It's
actual guilt.
The course they are likely to pursue If
there is a repetition OF the riots Is % take
the matter into their own hands and exact
satisfaction from the ofending locality.
Speedy and sharp measure are ndisponsa-
bls " whole maritime districts Of the en-
pire may be IN danes.
SHANGHAf. Sept f2 The Chinese Govern
ment. Il is announced. 10 not aware IF enY
threatened naval demonstration upon the
part OF the combined fleets Of the powors.
IL Is also stated that there is no truth ~ the
statement that tie Chinese Government has
sent note 20 the powers IN regard 20 the
outrages complained of by the foreign minis
tara