The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

AnDueI uealh has occurred resulting from
the explosion az Genoa of stsqm pine I,,,,
afy 9TH. on board The new steel tornedn r,'i
nve. ''"- - io"
cabinet crisis 10 considered imminent In
IoIiusal; and 10 itstated that thero IA IA prob.
| Hplliy that the Now Cabinet will be com
| peleig composed OF members Of the Pro
gressist party ''-
a II s estimated that the damage done bv the
| uIe Whlcn DESTROYED portions 0f fne oeneroi
Olnces OF the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean
It- .lt sy al lyons viii not amount 10 more
than $4,000 francs
Inc nre IN the large pianOforts warchouse
| ON the Boulevard ST. Martin. whics was IIs
! covered laAt night. has resulted fn fhe olino,t
| lotal destruction OF the building. Seve,si
t.o eoP'r were lh uIe during the progress 0f
1He hIc' Inc loss IS estimated at 90 l.OOOf
The Borsenhalle, % Hamburg cornn,,rci,l
paper, makes the announcement Than fbe a.
rectOls OF the Hausa Steam C0muanv bove
resolved 10 adhere 10 the agreement a.. -.
salu 10 passenger tlonic which was recently
.DnViu uueu DetWecn me packet COmpauv and
the hamburg and south American a amman.
The American ship Indiana. Coptain ,,ol.
icy Nhicn sailed January 9Th from barrow
lot NeW YORK has put into Holyhead. Her
atw III mallhled and fought among them
selves, several OF the men were sovereiv
wounded WITH knives. The police rnye been
sent Iof and the nutinecrs viii DE- taken into
custody.
An engraver named Heck and an innkeep-
ei named korte have been arrested al Nun
ster ON the charge of producing nctitious
note book cf Martin Luther's. iho snunoss, |
discovery of which recently caused "a greaf
sensation IN literary circles II is alleged |
lh1t youthful apprentice or Heck, DameJ |
tnl letne' made The necessary engravings and |
ivory carvings.
- meeting of me ROYAL Geographical
Hocl@ty. Ia Brusseis Friday, Commander Ver-
ny lover ,ameion the DISTINGUISHED In.
y Lllsu haNal oIncef and African traveller. was
ne recipient ol medal fr1.u the hands OF |
King Leopold who culo.izod the Com
nanders work in the Congo country. Tho
King, IN the course Of his remarks. criticised
: HtIanley' conf trastins what he called the e1-
plorefs "pltileSs mode OF action" with "the
paclnc and gentler pOlicv.n which alone he
-ald could gain for civilization the master, |
Of Africa.
A decided scare was experienced fla nolir.
,noTC6 in nTocssat6h through NE ai tttkftNS
Vest End The police reserves were h0Stlly
called ont and lqrge numbers of mounted
police IN the suburban divisions We're uratI
ed by TELEGRAPH 10 report 10 me police tu-
tions abOut the West fnd, The rumor iufn-
ed ont TO be a canard. The Socialists had not
even contemplated the march referred TO.
Advices received al brisbane Australia
from New Guinea give an account oi hIo-
cities which h We been cOlnmllteh DN ~
lives The report saws thai the IuRaree' Ihe |
head hunting tribe OF the Island, mhde an A. /
tack on a village, and dur ug the raid theI |
massacre q forty OF the inhabitants and looied |
81 large number OF the dwellings. Inc trDe |
threaten TO make an attack on some Nillagts |
near the Government uost, held umier me !
command # Magistrate cameron, VINO mas
ebarVe of the western district. force OF
armed conGtahles has been tent 10 the as
sistauce OF Magistrate Cameron, VINO ms re-
ceived orders TO act, in the meanwhile OH
the defensive
seldom has n Jaw suit attracted so much hl
tantion i'm Hung,tr' as that between C9uht
Earl Szechenu am his father. Count holo-
nor Szechenii, the representatives. ol ohe pI
ne noblest fami.'s Of the kingdom. Inc
sntt was begun 10y Count Kari upon tneIe-
1nsal of his father 10 grant his repeated re-
oncsts for money. While cndcaNoilhk
~ bave his father placed under guar
dioDsbin for alleged "wealness ot mlhu
and incompetencY.n the Young InS5 InS
Uss surprised TO learn that the oIu
"ount lid instituted counter sun ~
6cve him declared a spendthfitt Inc tral
."6ed in favor Of the father. count Kari m
nediately appealed from the decision oil ll lii"
| Cont OF Maenatos whicn had gwen JUS w,
| 6icf AGAINST him. lie gave ~ reasons lnS
| Ncbolas Won SzabO. LOrd-ll igh-Judge oi
| iiunoorv. who presided over me courts. nau
| heen I'm early nfc The lawyer for tne SAeen-
| e1ii family: that he was friendly 10 ms i'lnel
| "a had used his influence In his ray or j ne
e,,.,l issu. of the quarrel is awaited Win IN
,eresf bv numbers OF people in Austio-i
| gary. .