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..sh-tl5hths Of the entire manufac-
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500 100000 is directly or Indirectly
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Professional Cards.
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4 rToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, DodgeylIle, Wis
WIN practice In sll the courts Of this state eS
cept the Iowa County (Prohatel Court,
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A rToRNEYs AND COUNSELLoRS. DodgevlIe
y Wis, WIN practice IN all courts IN the state.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
RIOrTNG AT JAFFA.
Tho Entrance of hebrews into Palestine Re
sisted With Serious Results.
by Cable TO The Times.l

by Cable TO The Timesl
LONDON, July PA telegram from Con-
stantinople says that serious anti-Jewish
riot has taken place at Jafa, whore for some
time past Russian Hebrews have been arriving
in large numbers, despite the imperative
orders received by the authorities from the
Porte thet no Hebrews be permitted TO land
except those going on ailpilgrimsge TO
Jerusslom and theso only upon solemn
agreement TO return within a reasonable po--
Rod. The expelled Russian Hebrews Tefused
admission into any of The countries abuttlng
upon Russia took advantage Of the pilgrimage
clause in the Turkish ofter of prohibition
and entered the Turkish territory IA such
large numbers az 10 at onoe arouse suspicion
that large majority Of the pilgrims were
immigrants Of most undesirable kind.
Accordingly the authorities absolutely re-
fused 10 admit any more Of them, whether
pilgrims OF not, and the Hebrews stood firmly
on their religious rights. which they declared
had been respected by tho government at
Coustantinople and could not pc ignored BY
the Sultan's subordinotes Tho latter did
ignore them. however, and q savage fight en-
sued, necessitating a considerable reinforce
ment Of the locsl military before the disturb.
ance was quelled In the melee o number OF
Hebrews were killed, much larger number
injured and several soldiers were hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
A VICTORY FOR THE LIBERALS.
Result Of the Parliamentary Election In a
Division Of Cambridge.
SERIOUS RIOTING REPORTED 1T JLFFA.
The Entrance of Hebrews Into Palestine Re-
sisted-A Royal Family Councii--
Foreign Events.
by Gable 70 Tho Times.l

LONDON. July 24-The election yesterday
held in the Wisbech division Of Cambridge
for member OF Parliament 10 fill the seat in
the House of Commons made vacant by the
recent resignation by reason Of i'll health of
Captain Charles William Selwyn (Conscrya-
tive) resulted in most pronounced victory
for the Liberal party. In total poll OF 1858
votes Mr. Arthur Brand Gladstone LiberaD
was elected BY majority Of ECO, be receiving
S,g79 votes against e.719 cast for his Conserys-
tive opponent, Mr.. Sur Duncan.
In the preceding election IN the Wisbech d.
vision 7,25l votes were pOlled. OF which Cap
tain Charles William Selywn Conservative
received 4. 1869 aud John Rigby. @ O. (Glad-
stone Libersl) 3,0s2> Conservative majority
of .067
The canvass has been most active one.
both parties having worked night and day for
success. An especial effort was made by the
Conservatives 10 win over the franchises OF
the workingmen. but their votes, as well es
those of the non-cohformists, vent entirely
TO the Liberal candidate
The successful cand idate, Mr. Arthur Brand.
is the son Of the late Speaker, Lord Hampden
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25

He Remains in Doors aud Trsnsacts Consid'
crabie official Business.

CAPE NAY. N j., July 2.-The Presidents
and Secretary Foster concluded their busi-
ness last night. and the Secretary left for
Philadelphia this afternoon. Appraiser Mar
vile w. Cooper, Of New York city, who ar
rived at Cape May last night called upon the
President and Secretary Foster this morning.
Appraiser Cooper's visit here is for the pur-
pose Of discussing with the President and Sec
retary some matters connected With tho
workings Of his Office. He left this afternoon
with Secretary Foster.
United States Senator Plumb. Of Kansas.
arrived here this morning and at once wentto
the Presidential cottage. Heavy rain pre-
vented the President from going out OF doors
This morning and for on hour or more he was
husily engaged with Private Secretary Hal.
ford He granted pardons in the oascs OF
Levi Gains, of Illinois. now serving sentence
OF one year In the Chester penitentlary for
violation of tho pension laws. aud Ephrsim
Young, of Mississippi, sentenced 10 thirty
DAYS and 81 900 fine for violation of the in
ternsl revenue laws.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
The President also made the following sp-
pointments.
Thomas II. Durham, to be assistant ep-
praiseE OF merchandise ia the district Of Bos-
ton and Charlestown Charles f. Pond. to be
lieutenant, and John b. Bliss 10 be lieutenant
Of junior grade In the navy
The President appointed the following
postmasteIs: New York Henry J. Sarles.
Liberty. California--William j. BaggerstaH,
Lake Port. Oregon--James 4. Howard, Med
ford. Georgia Ella NJ. Henry. Elberon.
Ohio--Clement Russell. Massillon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
AFrER cHIcAGo REAL ESTATE.
Texans Present sn old Claim TO Lands In the
Windy City.

CHICAGO. July 24.-R. L. summerlin, an at
torney Of San Antonio. Tex, Is now in Chi
cago looking after the interests of certain
citizens of Texas who lay claim 10 a large
amount of property. valued at many millions
Of dollars. in the business centre Of Chicago.
besides other property in Milwaukee. Joliet,
H.. aad other parts of Illinois. Wisconsin and
Michigan.
lie says the Chicago claims dated back TO
the time of old Fort Dearborn, near The begin
ming of the present century. His clients claim
title through Colonel John Jameson, who was
stationed Ut Fort Dearborn IN 1870, and Mr..
Summerlin declares that he has complete 40
strActs Of title 10 the land. The present heirs
TO the property. the Texas attorney says. are
Bruno and iioratio Drust. OF Leon county.
Texas; John Drust, Of Tyler,J. ". nlake and
Harriet Moss. OF Limestone: John S.Drust, oil
Kimball: Simon and Ella Bateman. Of Leon;
j. A. and Louis Hodkins, of Dollas county,
and james X. lrion. Of Leon county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
To Fight Jaw Gould.

MONTREAL .QUE.. July PA new phase
developed today in the big railway deal that
il going on between the Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk railway. The Boston snd
Maine is also 10 be included in tho
deal which if consummated will form one
of the biggest railroad combinations 20
the continent. The idea is to form q great
trans-continental pool between the Wander
bits. the Grand Trunk. the Canadian Pacific
and the Boston and Maine 10 work against
the Gould and other American roads.
with terminals at New York, Bos-
ton. Portland and Halifax. and line
Of transatlantic steamers IN connection
Herewith. II arrangements are carried out
these lines will contest the traffic OF baif OF
the continent The Grand Trunk people hefo
still claim 10 be ignorant of the deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
PEACEFUL BUT SUFFERING.
Sioux Indians Abandoning Their War Paint
and Blankets.

CHICAGO. July 24.--Captain r. l.. Hugeins.
Of General Miles staff, who has been on an
official visit at the Indian agencies in the
Sioux reservation. returned 10 army heal
quarters yesterday after an absence Of three
weeks. Captain HIGGINS visited Fort Bennett
and Cheyenne River agencies and the sub
agencies along tho Cheyenne river.
IL found that the indians are abandoning
their war paint and blankets said Cap
tain Huggins. but crops have been al
most total fixtures the last three years, caused
by the drought. and the consequences arc
that those Indians who attempted 10 farm
are now almost altogether dependent
upon what tho Government furnishes them
for subsistence. Many have returned 20
their old ways Of digging wild turnips, few
get little game and furs and An occasional
pony is sold found many farms that both
Indians and whites had attempted 20 work
deserted, and the owners gone away. In dis-
gust. This year the crops in the Dekotas are
very fair. but the Indians live mostly 10
region that is cursed with drought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25

MONTREAL. July ON. Mercier was given
a grand reception here last night. A great
procession escorted Count Mercier through
the streets Ii was one triumphant pageant,
and the 100. OOO odd who lined the route kept
up continuous cheering. While en
route 10 tho city NJ. Mercier cordially
received representative Of The press.
lie said: IL am more than pleased TO
see representative OF the press oi
The United States IN dear 10 me, for have
many friends there. / admire YOU. people.
vour nation and your institutions. and think
ihst can safely say that the day is not far
distant when, though we may live under
different flags, under different systems OF
Governments, we will be one people, a. we
should be under reciprocity trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
ASSOCIATION RECORD,
MAY CONE TO TERMS.
The American Association and National
I.csgue-Lastern clubs.

The American Association and National
Tcsgue-Eastern Clubs.
CrcrvAr1. July 2A-There are official
whispers Of peace in che air as regards the
fight now wagng between the American As
sociation and National Leaepe
BUFFALO n T., July p President White
of the Eastern Baseball Association, was IN
the city last night eD route to Toronto. He
said tho jig was up al Syracuse, and that he
was on his way to Toronto for the purpose Of
attempting 20 place the Syracuse Club there
He is confident that Toronto will accept IT,
but in case it should not the club will DO
placed somewhere else. Mr.. White has called
a meeting Of the Association 20 be held in
Albany Saturday night, when oil difficulties
will be adjusted
There was o rumor in circulation here yes
terday that tho Buffalo Club vas likely 70 dis
band Manager Powers said this morning
that the rumor was highly exaggerated. II is
true he said. that the directors are dis
couragod at the meagre attendance at the
games in this city for some time past and
unless they are patfouized more literally
some Of tho players viii be dispensed with IN
order TO make both ends meet but as far as
dsbanding is concerned there IS no thought
of n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25

Matters Assuming . Batter Aspect for the
Observation-Disclosures Revolt.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nctolt.
New YORK, July PA gentleman in this
city. with extensive business interests in
South America, has received letter from .
correspondent IN Santiago, Chill. In which
many facts hitherto unknown are given. The
letter bears date sof June 10th. Matters, it
says, have assumed o better aspect for the
Government. The enemy has sllowedDit 10
prepare and thoroughly equip its army.
and now instead Of 40 900 raw recruits" tho
Government has the same number Oh thor
oughly disciplined men. The insurgents
have received several hard blows Of late. Tho
most recent occurred in the Argentine Re-
public, where a house in Buenos Ayres, IN
which about fifty or seventy-fve Chilian
refugees resided. was raided By the police.
About twenty arrests were made and great
deal Of important correspondence wass se-
cured
The several insurgont leaders in this city
arc wild because the letters found bv She po-
lice were very compromising. As result
several arrests have occurred here.
Passengers on board the steamer Serena
state that in Arisca the Esmeralda regiment
revoted. The regiment was quickly sur
rounded by the rest Of the garrison troops,
who shot at the revolters. killing several
This was effective In quelling the disturb
ance. At Pisagua ii Is also reported that
regiment revolted. and but for the energetic
measures taken thers would have been serious
trouble.
II is stated that six prominent citizens OF
Caldera were put to death because i WAS said
that they were in the plot 10 blow the Blsncc
Encslds up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
THE MINERS DECIDE TO WAIT.
In Agreement Which Brings the Troubles
IN Tennessee 10 an End.
THE CONVlCTS NOW GO BACK TO WORK.
Confidence In the Governor Expressed
Trouble to be Submitted TO the General
Assembly in Regular Session.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 2l.-The war IS
over and the miners have uncondilionally sur
rendered. Governor Buchanan has won a
great victory aud without bloodshed. Tho
satisfactory result was reached this evening .
little before o'clock. When day came this
morning it was generally believed that the
troops would move TO Coal Creek early
in the day, but tho day wore along and
no troops appeared. Up to noon the citizens
believed they would not give IN. and even AZ
noon many persons were heard on .ho streets
saying that the troops would 60 in the after
noon, but they did not GO II soon became
known. however, that the troops would not
be ordered TO move, though they we're ready
to 60 at moments notice. When they did
not go the citizens became nervous and mat
ters seemed TO be in a very bad condition.
and there were rumOrs upon rumOrs that the
Governor would surrender to e mob Of lawless
men. II was learned that the sheriff OF An
derson county would not act and asked for
posse,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
COLONEL ANDREws ELECTED.

He fs Chosen President of One Of the Divis-
ions Of the Richmond and Danyine.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. July 24-1he directors Of
the Columbia and Greenville and the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta railroads, COM
prising the Richmond and Danville system IN
south Carolina, held meetings in this city to-
day
Captain Y. T. McBee. the president Of the
two divisions rendered his resignation. which
vas accepted, and Colonel 4. B. Andrews
second-vice president IF the Richmond and
Dsnville. was elected as his successor.
Captain McBees resignation was necessi-
lated by hts recent appointment as general
superintendent Of the Central railroad OF
Georgia and the Ocean Steamship Company,
with headauarters il Savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
Tur covrpyoR rI0vIzED.
President Of the Pharmaceutical Association
Says II Is q Failure IN Maine.


Says IL Is Failure IN Maine.
PORTLAND. NE. July A.-At the annual
meeting Of the Maine Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation Yesterday President G. X. Portridge
in his annual address vigorously attacked the
prohibition laws Of the State He said in part
that for many years, owingi 10 the so-called
temperance law OF Maine. the apotheca1y
who would fulfill his duties toward the modl-
cal profession. the invalid and the public has
found himself confronted with the statutes
Of prohibition If alcoholic stimulants are
prescri bed and he fills such prescriptions MS
legal place of residence is the county jail
and in addition thereto bis pocket book
should be legally mulctcd Of q handsome sum
Prohibition. he said, after nearly hail q
century's trial in Maine has proved moral
political. demi-religOus fraud. Originally
enacted from the best Of motives rs q sOvef-
eign remedy for intemperance. its empircisn
has been fully demonstrated IL has grown
like fungus on tho body polite stimulated
bv "A combination of dark-lautern sacieties,
with demagogism, fanaticism. political iut MI
dation and intolerance Of individual rights.
IT has shown total inadeluacy for It's ayowcd
purpose Of promoting real Temperance and
good morals. Ii IS lniscarried effort 20 legs
late the Kingdom OF God into the hea1t Of q
man by indirectiOn. inasmuch as IL places an
act not crime OF itself IL the same category
with the worst crime"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
CnInrndo wants RIaIne.

DENyPR, COL, July PA few days ago
Tie Times addressed the following circular to
tLe Republican leaders of Colorado:
lst Are you in favor of tho denomination Of
PRESIDENT HARRISON
"a. II not. why not?
3D.. Who is your favorite candidate for
Presidentg
great many replies have been received, 75
per cent OF which give Blaine rs the favor
lie. % per cent. for Harrison. and the rest
scattering. From the letters IL is seen that
the opposition TO Harrison is on account OF
hls Well-knOwn anti-silver views.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
RoYAI FAMILY COUNCIL.
The Subject of FerdinAnd's Second Marriage
20 BE Talked Over.

LONDON. July 2i.-Advices from Sofa state
that deep interes. is felt IN Tho bulgarian
capital in the outcome Of the Coburg family
council. which it is expected viii be held st
the estate Of the Archduko Joseph in Hungary
in few days. The meeting is understood b
most deeply concern Prince Ferdinand, mas
much AS it is believed 10 have been called 10
bulgarian ruler Prince Ferdinand and his
mother are to be present. and the Princess
stsphanie. widow Of Prince Rudolph of
Austria, and her mother. che Queen Of the
Belgans, will also attend. together WITH
several others connected b1 birth or marriage
With the Coburg family. Current gossip has
il that the real purpose Of tho gathering is to
discuss the possibility Of q matrimonial
alliance between Ferdinand and Stephanie.
an event which would require theFanction Of
the Fmperor and Empress Of Austria, tho
King and Queen Of the Bsgians aud proba-
bly arouse opposition OF many other courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
NO VERDICT YET.
The Curious Throng Disappointed I'm tho
Elliott Murder Case.

COLUMBUS, O.. July A.-The jury in the
Elliott murder case did not retire tonight
with toe chickens, but came very near 1t. Al
o'clock this evening they gave notice 10 the
throng that was eagerly waiting about the
courthouse that no verdict would DO reeoheu
during the night.
That information. however, had the effect
of dispensing the multitude which hung
around the doors until the last light was out
ut 10 T. III.
All then went home sadly disappointed. but
assured that nothing would transpire during
the night which they could not get
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
All from a Gasoline stovo.

ANN ARBoR. MIcH., July 2i-As the result
Of tho careless use of gasolise stove Mrs.
Charles w yopel and a hired girl. Mary
Bauer, wsro fatally and Charles W. vogeI
seriously burned. The hired girl started %
light the stove and the gasoline ran over and
caught fire. In an instant the clothes OF both
women we're In flames. Mr. VogeI ran 70
their assistance and was badly burned. The
women were burned from head ID foot and
strips Of flesh esmo of when their clothes
.gara rarpovad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25

MOS RUsIE. the
crack twirler for the
Giants. started in to
do tho pitching act
to-day. but a swiftly
hit ball in the second
inning tore away the
nail on his fore
finger. compelling
him TO give way 20
"Carmencita Ewing
in'the fourth inning.
Long John" was
in elegant form, and
held his own 10 the
end of the game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
To Cnmpbell,s Rescue.

COLUMBUS, O.. July 24-From a semi official
source it is learned that Governor Campbell
has requested that ex-President Cleveland,
Governor Hill Senator Palmer of Illinois.
Governor Peck Of Wisconsin. Governor Boies
of Iowa. Senator Voorhees, and Senator Vance
be invited 10 take part in the Ohio campaign.
From two to siI speeches are expected from
each OF these gentlemen