The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
ANOTHER BLOODY SHIRT HOWL
Elliott Shepard Again Raves About the
"Rebel Flag"
1 VERY BRIGHT FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.
More Gold From Europc-John HOey Served
with . Summons OF the Suit Against Him.
New York News OF Interest.
New YORK BUREAU RICHMOND TIMKs,

Oct. IL. 1871
Under the guise Of dispatch from Atlanta
Elliott r. Shepard smits a Characteristic yowl
in his paper tonight. lie begins by stating
that the lag Of treason will fly and the
scenes that disgraced Richmond will be re-
peated in Atlanta and goes on 10 say: An
attempt Is to be mnde here on Wednesday 10
desecrate the memory of the patriot Henry
w. Grady. Your froe-rum Governor Hill. of
New York. is 10 be the chief actor. II will
be ct his grave, and tho movement is
mislsbelled upyeiling monument 70
Henry w. Grady, the editor. Rebel
rebels will greet Hill Rebel bunting will
greet him. The nasty whipped ensign OF
treason will fsunt through the pure American
air. where II ought not to be allowed 10 live
for ono moment. 1t ought forever to DO
buried IN Lees grave at Richmond, IL ought
10 be dragged down to hades by the shade OF
JEFF Davis. This is pretty big country, but
not bir enough for two flags. The posi-
ton taken by the Mail and Express In de.
.nouncing the rebel celebration In Richmond
when the Southern party OF king men, the
white ruling class attempted 70 DEFY
Lee and 10 crush patriotism 10 death IS crate
fully remembered by very many Of our best
and loyal citizens. and they hope you will do
an equal service now, when the same kind OF
dishonoring celebration ia attempted here,
and will drive the Confederate flag of the
field. They urge the new Congress, so
largely made up Of Farmers Alliance |
men. to pass law forbdding the display Of |
rebel flags. uniforms and other insignia ANY, |
where on the soil Of the Republic. Let us |
have united country, through the triumph |
of Repubcanism. Hill will here try 70 over
throw Cleveland as Presidential candidate, |
and the country will rejoice II he, meta
phoricany, Stays the other"
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Gold 10 the amount Of $4,000. 600 was re-
Seiyed to-day making the total to date since |
September 18th, $lS,9l9, l05. The encOurag- |
ing things about the financial situation are |
the continued ease of money and the better
inquiry FOR bonds reported by some of the large
houses. As time money rates got down TO or
below the amount which frst-class bonds
net to the investor n better demand for bonds
is certainty While 8 capitalist can loan
money on the best security for per cent lie
will not bother with bonds which net from
80 8.
oLKABIEG-HoUsR RETURNS.
Clearing house returns show the record Of
fifteen leading Southern cities for the last
five weeks give an average decrease for tho
week before last Of As for tho two preceding
weeks and an increase Of 2.3 and "a respec-
lively; for the week before that decreAse OF
g and for the week still earlier q decrease Of
8, showing for the South "a a whole sub
stantaly no diminutioD of general business.
SUIT AGAINST Holy.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens served upon John
Hoey. the deposed president Of the Adams
Express Company. 1T Oelmonico's this morn
ing. ths summons in the suit brought by
Henry Sanford. Hoeys SUCCESSOR. in his !
official capacity, TO recover over 100000, /
alleged to have been misappropriated.
RIyIRs AND DxL RIO.
Dir. Rivers and Senior Del Rio arrived hero
this morning and went Immediately TO the
Hotel America. a Spanish hosiery They
said that the story Of Bamaceda's being alive {
originated in Memphis, Tenn. and was
largely the product of reporters
DR.. Rivers said he was {
an Argentnian. as indeed he regis
tered mt the hotel. and Del Rio denied
that he had ever been connected with the &
CHILEAN Government in any way. shape or
orm. So did DR.. Rivers. They said that the ;
tory making them military attaches of Bal
naceds was utterly without foundation. They
unanimously vowed vengeance on all report y
srs and newspapers alike. (
BITE OF SPIDER KILLED HIM. n
Gustsye Stein, the musical critic Of the New
'ork Stats Leitung. who was recently bitten a
y a spider died this morning. Tie doctors i
ay the blood poisoning had nothing to do U
nth Mr. Stems death. although they admit +
hat an operation performed upon him had Z
endency TO weaken him. o