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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
A Serious Wreck Averted.

LONDON. KY, April lO-What came nearl
being the most disastrous wreck ever had on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad was
miraculouSly prevented. At "A small station
eight niles north Of here the section hands
had removed a broken rail and replaced 1t
temporarily on yesterday afternoon, when the
passenger train from Louisville came thun-
dering along. The engine passed over safely,
but the baggage car and smoker and two pas.
seng.r cars were turned completely over,
fatally iniuring Express Messenger J. W.
Miller. of Louisville. his skull being terribly
fractured and thigh broken; J. G. Herndon.
of Brady. Gilbert a. Co. Louisville sustained
severe injuries of the back: + f. Short of
Sew Market n C.. injured in the hips aud
hack A number of other passengers were
bruised and scratched. but not seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
A VERY SENSATIONAL RUMOR
That Diplomatic Relations With Italy Have
Been Broken OF.
MINISTER PORTER'S RECALL REPORTED.
Secretary Blaine Called On by "The Times"
Correspondent, but he Positively
Refuses To Talk.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., April l0-lSpccnL T.
In regard T. the cahlel report That diplomatic
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states anu Hait' secretary h"i"' l'-"I-"'
declined O. bc seen or interviewed. JIM
TIMvs correspondent called Of tle residence
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hiAi mat ihe secretary nay nI' to- 9','
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That he would provoke lho Presidents ir- bv
responding to newspaper inquiries. Only ON
this ground can Nr Bliues conduct Tonight
be excused. for hcVas extremely d.ScoWtc.us
b. all newspaper men.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
PAN-AMEBIcIN coNGREss.
They Visit the President and Hear an Address
From Him-Dr. Curry Present.


WAsHINGToN. ID. c.. April lO.-Ihe Pam
American Congress delegate began the day
bv calling ON President Harrison After shak-
ing hands with the delegates the President
made very appropriate address expressing
his sympathy with the movement lie could
not he said. speak officially without the au-
th0rity of Congress. hut his mind was IN
sympathy with all movement, I'm the direction
of human rights Nations We're getting to
understand each other better. COMMUNICATIONS
we.e better. and sympathy between Inc pco-
plc wa, Growing greater The President con-
cluded his remarks by wishing the Congress
Tie delegates then left the White House
and proceeded Co the Arlington Hotel. where
the Congress was called 90 order The scs-
sion was opened hy prayer hy Archbishop
Ireland j. &. Redpatu, of Indiana, lrcse MT
ed the report o. the Committee ON Plan ana
Scope. with few remarks. Bishop
ireland raised the point as 20 whether
there was % limit To- the associations t' ur ln-
1itcd 90 send delegates. lie SAID there We're
certain associations which claimed tO DAaiu-
pi0u the advancement of human neh'-. INIT
which were doubtful. Hud u admitted O. fine
Congress. might prove Objectionable The
chairman informed llm thnt the committee
Oh invitation would attend to tne MATTER
and the report WAS unanimously adopted
Rev. &. T.. Cheney. of Chicago. presented
thc report Ni lit ''lhN.it''' 'A "''''77 w.
the country. The address was severely
criticised 1y Bishop Ireland. DIR. Curry, Of
Richmond and Mr. Redpath and others. and
after much spirited debate WAS Iccomunitcd
o. the committee with Instructions TO report
this evening The morning session was well
attended. large number OF States being
represented.
The convention held their h-tmceting and
closed the session at Lincoln Hall Tonight
Professor Graham Bell presided, and short
addresses were made hv William T. Hams,
Commissioner Of Education. Professor Mason.
DR.. Billings. and Hon. Benjamin Butter
worth ILn cnnNcnllnn iLDu AlInurned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

The Members Visit Mount Vernon speeches
by Dr. Curry aud Others.

bF Ut. curry anu OlhNirs
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April l0.-Ihose in at
tendance at the Patent Centennial went 20
Mt Vernon to-day. accompanied by large
number of ladies While the boat was land
inc af Mt Vernon an attempt was made 10
ad0pt the constitution and bylaw of the new
society on inventors. but objection WAS lnnlc
un account OF limited time, and the
meeting adjourned At Mt Vernon,
after the mansion and the grounds had been
inspected. Dr. j. NJ. Toner of MasnnctNn
delivered an address upon Washington i- an
inventor and promoter of improvements. ln
t4eretun trip. Hon Benjamin buitciw 'rih,
of Ohio. made au eloquent address on he
elect of cur patent system ou iIc mater iHl
Development ot the United States. Eenafh~
We're also made bv Hon. Richard Pope. gaze
Canadian commissioner of nairut-. lilo
afternoon. the National Guard oi the lli-llci
Iar4ded iu honor ~ the inventors.
Tile banquet eiNcu.t .tu-niglt 40 the Arlington
TT te hy the Washington Board Oh liad' lo
tie visiting members of tnD l'at"ui 'cnieni.'tl
Cpuere-- was % brilliant ending to tae cArr-
cisrs and ccremonis that have marked the
convention. About two hundred pen "u,.
many of them distinguished in pnnir
iie We're present. Secretary Noble responded
o. The toast The future of the American
patent system and Secretary Foster 70
American patents from q financial Stand
point Other responses were nauc 10y non
j.. J.. NJ. Curry. OF kcAmond Assistant
Secretary Gmnt, of the War Dcpmlneni
Bishop keane. Assistant Secretary Sur. oi
Tie Navy Departments. First Assistant Post
iuasier-6cuernl Whitfield. Assistant secretary
WillOtts, of the Agricultural Department, and
e1-COngressman ButtefNoTth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
BONDSMEN sURREYDER MN.
Z. Buford Grymes spends the Night in the
second POlice-statiOn.


Mr.. f. Buford Grymes spent last night in the
Second police-station.
Thur r.day Mes.rs. Thomas p. Campbell and
Samuel Page, two OF Mr Grymes bOndsmen,
asked Of Judge Witt to be relieved from serving
on the bond and Sergeant A. NJ. Iomhnson was
sent Tor Mr. Grymes.
lie has been spending about ten DAYS with a
brOthcr-in-law at Big Island. inst above J. nch-
burg but LETT here With the knowledge and con
sent of his hOndsmen and the commonwealth :
attorney.
Sergeant Tomlin, accordingly went up to
Big Island Thur dav afternoon aud reached
there yesterday morning AZ o clock.
lie az once informed llr. Hrymes OF the object
Of HI visit. and the couple lett on the next
down train for Richmond, arriving here at o 20
lie wa conducted to the Second police STA
tiOn Mr. A. r. GuigOn, his counsel. and his
brother Mr. peyton Orvmes. thci. held a con
sultafiOn in Captain Angle private Office. which
lasted over an hour. and when thus Was con-
cluded. Mr.. drymes In company VIII a police
man. was allowed TO 90 home for a short time TO
see his family and procure other garments after
his travel all day
Mr. Guigon after this consultation. said that
there was at that time nothing G. say: that Mr.
GryInes would lr comfortably provided for in
the Captain iii e ant thai to-day he would
he bailed; that he did not know ant could not
understand any reason Tor llessfs Campbell
and Page giving up their bonds, anu Was aston
ishet at the procedure
Mr. Grymes was visited last night by a number
of friends. and the case Will come up IN the
Husting, Iourt to-day.
His bond was for 5000 and the third bonds
man was Mr. Edward Ihaw. his hrOiher-in-law.
IL has been rumOred that Dir boudar, who
has been eyaming the city officials books, had
made has report to MAYOR EllysOn. but such Is
not the case Mr. HoudaI was still 40 work in
the Auditors Office yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Coke Works to Resume.

ScorrDnF. PA. April 1O.-An effort is TO he
made 10 start the Calumet Coke Works to-mOr-
row. and tonight a number of guards armed
with Winchester rifles were sent there 10 protect
tonight that Governor Pattison has telegraph
ed the Frck Company that the militia will be
recalled If there IS no settlement within four
hours.
John Kane Of an United Mine Workers evecu-
tive board. Is now in New York city irving 10
conclude arrangements with the Federation OF
Labor for financial assistance for the coke
strikers He viii come here 10 report to the
convention tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
THE CHICAGO ELECTION.
The Ohcial Count Again Postponed-DemO-
cratic Judge Arrested.

CHICAGO, April lo.-A large number Of enthu-
siastic politicians spent last night IN vigil
over the securely locked vault containing the
election returns and not a moment has elapsed
since the returns were placed In the vault that
the several representative Of both parties have
not been on the alert to head on any possible
attempt TO get at the fateful papers
ON account Of the continued illness OF city
Attorney Sugg. q member Of the canyas,lng
board. Judge Scales this afternoon again post
pOned the official canvass Of votes east IN the
recent municipal election until tomorrow at 90
O clock.
4 bench warrant for the arrest Of Dennis She
han Democratic judge of election was grant
ed this afternoon lie is charged with having
nroken open :hc ballot-hoX In hl, Precinct after
the polls were closed on election day. Colonel
Nye OF the Republican committee, said this
afternoon that forty or nifty more warrants
wonld Dee taken ont. The leading Democrats
still conten. that the Rcpuhhcans have raised
the cry of fraud because the latter were being
hard pressed and say that the storm and fury
will sulside soon with the progress Of the oiil-
elel cDuuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
THE INSULT TO THE QUEEN.
Indignant Protest Against Rev. hr. Davis
for Refusing to Toast Her Majesty.
THE ROYALFAMILY, AS USUAL, IGNORE IT.
Grand Duchess Elizabeth Pining From Heii-
siou- Kcmorse- Relaxation ofthe Pass
port Regulations Foreign Events.


LoNpoN' ApIll w. i''s''l 'i' I'D ''i p'''7 W.
the country are Wn'ihs ln,l+"'n. plo''9'S 10
the newspapers ABOUT 'lo rev 'li' laws ''-
iusug to offer the toast o. the queen.
The substance Of the letters is that the Non
,,,,eor,,,is,. MOT s,,r,,as.sd I'm LOYALTY n,
i..:. t-.t...
churchineu OF any .'l,i '''''''"'
ton. and the Rev. Alr. Davis represented only
bimsolf in his demonstration AGAINST the
,fr..
royal iaihilY.
Since the banquet Nlr. Davis has neen BOY
cotted by his own congrega' ion' ana move
mcnt is Oh foot t)compel him - resign. ne
authorities VIII take no rouce Ni hi' uuei-
ances as n Is the iuyaralIe custom OF me
royal iainily 20 ignore any attack in words.
whether vile or SIMPLY dsi'ym. In tiis ir-
spoct English royalty % entirely diherehl
nom that of me continent where critlcisni' Oi
lu'lls Ialu.l,@ Il' i1o' WI .io 'i,,' 1,,,'n
ti,Ny l,i a., .,'-,,,,ai ,,r,coo5n,. +
,,rIfi.b.d o,,,inst urirotr indi,lduaI. have
-, .,Ii..,ro1 g., mas. ,nn,,iccI
p1rs',,,. .iiy sb, ,,,.ar hons ~ tban, and II
T.; ,,i,,..+ il; ,.,li+, .',..i..,,. T., ,frtonI reler
-. L.,.., l.orJ n,.o,, +l,o ,,1,,. of n.ri.di.ol.
-l.of r,ti..os r.,.ltr oItI.,-i.,h s,ine of these
,,.riodic,ls hove Iarge circulation Sir
t;cor,e 4 rovi.lia,, il credited vifh the cx-
,,reesi.,,, +bat ,Lara is ,,,,re lo,altr I'm Great
Erif,ir tb.u oiIrv,h.,a el.o i'm furope. f0r the
reason, that II is NOT .or,.pul-ory
THE DUCHESS I4NlN' Cd. hi iA'i"''
Two interesting letters have come to light
bearing on tie conversion of the Grand
Duches, Elizabeth wife Of Grand Duke
Surgus To the Russian Church. 10 appeers
that the late Princes Alicia, daughter of
Queen Victoria. and mother Of Elizabeth
wrote before her death expressing tine
hope that the German Prlucesses mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Canndlnns Gnllinc Amerlcans.

WAsWNGroN, y. c., April l0.-Canadans
cans in the matter Of pure bred horses If the
collector at Port Huron. Mich. is correct in
Dbl. suruses lle writes 10 the state Depart
ment that he la, spent good deal of time IN
the Investigation OF Canadian registries of
purported thoroughbred animals and has always
found them unreliable. They do not. he says.
guarantee that purity of breed that similar
books i'm England and this country do and
more than this. he saws that they are evidently
compiled for the purpose of making "a meal
among msUspectng Americans for inferior
animals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Violation of tho ImmIcratIon Law.

WAsHINGroN. d. c., April Secretary
Foster to-day directed Mr. John B. Weber
superintendent Of immigration at New York,
10 report 20 the Tn ted States district attor-
ney. at New York. the facts of the escape Of
eighteen emigrants returned by him % the
Burgunda in order that the culpable parties
may be- vigorously prosecuted for violation
of the immigration law Secretary Foster
has called The attention Of the immigration
officers al Baltimore Boston and Philadel-
phia 10 the violations OF the law at New
York and instructed them 10 promptly and
vigorously prosecute all steamship companies
fCr sucl violations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
ROYlL LABOR COMMISSION.
First Lord of the Treasury Announces the
Personnel of IL.


by Gable 70 Tho Timesl
LoNDoN, April lO-Nilliam Henry Smith, First
Lord Of the Treasury, announced in the House
of Commons to-day the following gentlemen,
appointed by the Queen members ~ The Royal
Labor Commission which Will inquire INTO the
relations existing between capital and labor AMI
into the cause OF strikes and the best means of
preventing them. Marquis harrington, Literal
l'ulouist. larl Derby. Liberal lulOn-
i,t: Right Honorable SIR Nj hazel Hicks-Beach.
Conservative. moml lcr for An over ant hancel-
Tor ot the Duchy of Lancaster, Right Hon0ra-
bic Sir John T.. GOrst. Conservative. member for
Chatham amt Political Secretary of tho lnlIa
raj. member for Brght,ldc, Sheffield rlr Rob
trt y. lOWler. Conservative. one OF The mcnl-
bcrs for the city oi IouiOn; Right Honorable
] eOnard II. Courtney. Liberal imOni-t mcm-
her Tor BOdmin, Cornwall; SIR Edward ). liar
Ian. Conservative. member for North Belfast;
COmlany: William Gerald BalfOur, COnsor-
vatIye. member Tor Central Leeds; Jesse col
ln-. ihCral lWonlst, member for Borie,ef.
birmingham. Thomas Burt Liberal member
for Moroefh. England: William Abraham, Lib
eral. member for khondda Wales: Professor
Marshall Sir W Lewis manager OF th- Butte
Docks ~ Cardiff Wales. Mr. lsmay. one ot the
directors of the White Star steamship ON any,
David Dale. George Liyeszey lunsial
prominent cotton manufacturer sam
uel plmsOl. Nadseg Operative Company;
Thomas Mann. labor agltator; F. Drew, ,ecro-
tary OF the Board Of toncllatlOn of the Iron
and Street Trades Hewlett, manager ~ the
Wigan Coal and Iron Company; Iait chairman
Of the Glasgow Council, Austin, secretary Of the
irish Democratic Labor Federation. and Sir
Frederick Pollock. editor OF the Law Quarterly
Review and author Of a number OF legal works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

PIrsBURG. Pa. April lo-1he Western Penn
sylvania and Ohio coal operators are making
preparations for the strike of miners on Siay J.
The Pennsylvania and ONO coal operators nave
appointed committee Of nNe To look after their
respective interest. An operator said tonight:
n here Is enough coal In stock IN the Eastern
Middle and Northwestern states 70 supply All de-
mands until July J. The market has been slack
right along and the stock of coal is unusually
heavy. The operators Of Illinois. Indiana, Ken
tucky, Kansas and West Virginia Will lon the
the strike II will be fought jointly, not indl-
ylduallyn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
cnrli.lc III a rrc.idcntInl Cnndldate.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April Ex-senator Carlisle
is I'm the city visiting ex-Congressman Albert
s. Willis. He says that his trip has no politi-
cal significance whatever. When asked what
hc had to say regarding the article IN the New
York Sun suggesting him as presidential
possibility. hc replied. Nothing whatever
II Was high compliment. of course. which
fully appreciated. but do not know whether
tine time has come for south of the Mason
Dixon line. Everybody knows ] am not n
candidate / appreciated the compliment.
however" The Senator did not care to COM
INIT himself, either, regarding the Speakership
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
General Pixies Funeral.

WAsHNGroN. d. c.. April lC. lhe funeral
services over thercmains of GrnerM Albert
Pike took place at , o'clock this afternoon
at the Ascension church. the Rev. Dr.. Elliott
officiating The remains. which We're wing IN
state AT the Scottish Rite Cathedral, were fol-
lowed to the church by Masonic escort The
services We're simple and impressive. The
choir SAM the hymn Abide With Ne after
which Dr Elliot, rccitcd the Episcopal burial
service. The remains were then taken TO Oak
III CemDterY and placea in q vault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
IibrrnIs Win Victory.

HuIrAx. \. $, April lO-The Liberals won
a sweeping victory in Prince Edward island
Yesterday. -Four members resigned their seats
in the Legislature, to become candidates for
The Dominion House oi Commons Their
names are Hon. Donald Ferguson, provincial
secretary. Hon Patrick Blake. Speaker of the
House. John Mclean and John eo. leader of
tie uppos ton The first three were support
els of the Government The elections yester-
dav resulted IN the return Of four opposition
candidate This defeats the Government and
will compel them u either resign or dissolve
and make "a general appeal to the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
The Browns Go Down Before Mike Kelly's
Braves-The Games Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS April iO.-About 1000 persons saw
the Browns go down before Mike Kelly braves
from Cincinnati this afternoon Both pitchers
were very effective az critical stages. though
the game abounded in free hitting. Kelly led N
this respect The fielding OF the visitors was all
that could be desired
Following IS the score:
81. Iouis' '....................O OO1520i0 o. @
Cinciunatis s...............2 O332lO ON-1
Hits-St Louis. II: Cincinnatls. II. Errors
St Louis 3: Cincinnstis {. Batteries-Neal and
BOYLE Dwyer and Kelly. Umpire-Davis.
PHILADELPHIA PA, April i0.-To-day the Ath-
etic. WASHINGTON baN game was prevented on
account OF RAIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Murdered lis Nlistre.s.

COLUMBIA y G.. April !O.-A special from
Wcdgoheld says: Fate James was arrested here
Nesttrda, for ihe murder OF a woman IN session,
ia with whom he had run away. from hi.
family here last fail James suddenly returned
"a week ago without the woman. ana when ques'
TONED as ~ har Whereabouts declared that she
had died suddenly while az work ms haiurally
arcit.d fho ensuicious Of tine NOmans relatives
ani mon writing 20 parties IN Sessions. II was
esceriainod that James mad Killed hor, which
i.",.sver ~ tbat ne committed the deed by acct
Ami with a Winchester rifle lie is in jail await
;ns = reouistiou from tho Governor OF Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
rnrelrn r-ntc. of Intcre.t.

Nossrs William Redmond VI. p, and John
O'COnor. VI f.. addressed twelve hundred of
Nr latntll friends m meeting IN Hortcul-
mral Hall. Ihuadtluhia. last night. lhe lro,
Doe sent to llr. Iarneil
terrible accident Is reported from an iron
mlur at Saar-Ioiusa. Ehcnish Prussia Three
men have been killed and several injured by an
unexpected fall oi rock ln the mno
Adi.uatch from plymouth reports that the
British troop shin llimalsya has arrived az that
ort with two hundred cases of grip on board
Ihr Emperor of Germany has decora e. Gen
cral Non Mhedyll with the Order OF the Black
Iaglc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Genernl Strong Dend.

CmcAoo, April lO-Judge Gresham this
morning received a telegram from Florence,
Italy. announcing the death there to-day of
Gcuca William T.. strong. of this city. Cen
cral Strong was president of the Pshtigo Lum-
lcr COMPANY and a prominent member OF the
lo,d Lemon Hc served under General Nc
CrHuu during iho war and made a record Tor
gallant bravery. ic was hfty-one years Of
ace. and leave, "a widow and three children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
CInser Irnde ReIatIon..

ToRoNro, ONr.. April lO.-Ata a meeting Of
the Board Of Trade last night a resolution
was unanimously passed declaring that the
time had come in the interest of the empire
when closer trade .elations should be entered
into with Great Britain and her colonies and
that an import duty imposed on the food pro-
ducts Of nations with tariffs hostile % her
own. could not increase tine cost ot food pro-
ducts Of the empire, while 1t would increase
production therein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

PuTsroN. PA. April lO-lr liilman saws
there IL nothing in the story about Miss Anna
Dickinson pcr,ecutions While appearing
Otherwise rational her mental trouble took THIS
form from the ieginning. In this community,
where their relations have been understood for
wears past ~ is unnecessary 20 say thai Miss
Anna Dickinson charges emanate from an un-
settled mnd Miss Susan Dickinson says shO
will proceed against Dr. Seward, Of Inter
pines" for his course ia this matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

IRISH LAND BILL.
4 Great Crowd Visits the House Of Commons
to Hear the Debate.
lBv Gable to The Times.l

lBv Gable u The Iimes.l
LONDON. April lO.-Both floor aud galleries
Of the House Of Commons were crowded to-
dav TO hear debate on the Irish Land bill
In committee on the Irish Land bill. Mr..
Iabouchere moved 10 omit the word guar
anteed" from the clause proposing that all
yances be made 10y the issue ~ guaranteed
stock equal IN nominal amount To the sum all
yanced. Mr.. Labouchere spoke at length in
defense of his notion and generally de-
nOunced both tlp scope and principle OF the
the bill
A long debate followed participated in by
Messrs. Balfour. Gladstone. Healy and others
Mr.. Balf1ur moved for the closure which was
carried, and on division laboucheros motion
was rejected by a vote If 2]2 70 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 10 General
Spinola's condition has changed hut little
during the past twenty-four hours He has
rested quite comfortably during the day. but
is very low at a late hour tonight.
General Rosecrans Is better tonight and
his physicians and friends do not feel at all
alarmed about his condition and hope to see
him out in aweok.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
The statement Denied.

T.oNnoN. April l0.-The statement that u
hal been decided 90 permit the Newfound-
land doler,fes to present their side of the
fishery dispute at The bar of the House of
Commons Is erroneous. The fact is that the
delegates will present petition requesting
the privilege off presenting their side OF
the question I'M that manner