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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
The Lines Made Public Upon which
They WIN AK for It.

They WIN AK for It
MONTREAL. QUE, Feb 4.-The Govern
ment last night made public the exact
lines upon which they intended to ask for
reciprocity with the United States, and
upon those lines the coming elections VIII
he fought. The document proposes "A Joint
commission 10 prepare treaty represent
in the following subjects: Renewal Of
the reciprocity treaty cf 1871, with
the notifications required 10y altered
circumstances OF both countries and with
The extensions deemed 10y the commission
10 hc iu tno interest Of Canada and The
United states. consideration Of the
treaty of ISIS with the Atlantic fisheries
with the aim Of securing the free admission
into the United States markets Of Canadian
fishery products in return for facilities 10 bc
granted the United states fishermen 20 buy
baitand supplies, ana 10 iranship caIgoes IN
Cauada-all such privileges 10 De mutual.
The protection Of mackelel and other fish
cries on the Atlantic Ocean and inland
waters; the relaxation of the seaboard
c0asting laws OF the two countries, and the
relation az the coasting laws oi The t~o
countries ou the inland waters dividing
Canada from The United States; ar-
rauyemeuis for setting The lJ4nf-
aI0 between Cana "a and Alaska. The
treaty would. of course, Doe au referendum.
ihi. proposition was presented O. thc I'M
pcral Government and has been flN0rthiy
received with certain reservations. The
Canadian Government. when tbe new Con-
gre-s assemblies, viii send "A oonMl..i1n o.
Washington, where, with Lord Paunceiorie.
a, one Of ITS new members. II viii -endea-
ylr to obtain such a reciprocity treaty as
both cOuuifi1e can agree upon and which
will be advantageous i0 l0ih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

TACOMA, WASH. Feb. "A stoIy IS
printed hefe to the eject that young and
yer, pretty woman who goes under the
ntme Il Mrs. Emma Grey, mas been black
mailing state iiiccr, and roll
ticians At olympia. Her plan was
10 scrd an intended victim h,r cart aod
invite him t0 call al her 3parmeut.. As
soon as a man Was seated she locked the
door and told bin she would
scream aud summon help II money Was not
forthcoming The police made an tnlit q,
induce two Of the victims 90 prosecute t1e
woman, bat they would not DO So She t0lt
several persons ihat Ler Fisht raac Was
Emma Holmsn, that he Was lte daughter of
Congr ssman Holman, olindiaua. ami has
shown letters Which would tend % confirm
ber .iosy, but il Is bslieyed here IA The
SOman il we'll connected IN the East. and
she has got hold Of letters ADDRESSED 10 "A
TREND from some one BY the name 0f li0l-
man. She came 10 Olympit about two
weeks aso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
GERMAN INTERESTS IN AFRICA
Coming Year I'of the Colony ~ the South
west One of trial.

BERLIN, Feb. 4.--In the Reichstag TO-DAY
Chancellor Won CapriNi stated that the com.
ing wear for tie German colony in south
west Africa would be sea. ~ trial, aut
that IL was desirable 90 wait until tie cad
IF ths year before deciding TO abandon thc
colony. which certainly would cause the
Government "a good deal of worry. Herr
WiudthOrst said that he favored TIE reten-
ion of the colony and Herr Rcheier ana
Bamberger opposed It's retention.
The Cabinet order, -ent by the Emperor g.
Count Yom WaldeIsee, is most compli-
meutaYy dccumOni. Among other lhlhrs
he Emperor assurcs The Count that IN ih'
went of war 10 is hi- purpose 10 place hin
IN command of an army corps, ano
mat as Count Won Waldersec has been
40 long wifhdrawn from service viii
fbe troops. he assigns him To- the command
The Ninth Corps. 40 is said that the En-
peror proposes 10 De his own chier oI stai-
mus reducing the importance which ihr
uo.ition attained under Count Won M0llht
tothe level Of a corps commandeiship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
SILVER eooL INVESTIGATION
Owtnby's Testimony Concl idsd-Mr. LII
lrI's Evidence.

WASHINGTON, u. c Feb. lin the
House silver Pool Investigation Committee
to-day. Mr.. Dingley questioned 4wenb.
about nis testimony yesterday with refer
ence 10 his statement that he had intimated
10 senator CullOm that money could be
made m silver speculation. The witness
sal twas oaly the barest intimatiOn he
ad given senator CullOm. He did not adj
! yse that senator to buy. The conversation
had taken place eitIei ~ senator CullOm's
committee room at the Capitol or at the
Senator'S residence. This concluded owen
by's testimony.
David +. Litter was recalled and asked
whether las testified by OwenbVl he had
told Owenby that fnere was more than one
senator Interested in selllng silver certin-
Gates. Mr. Litt!er said that be had no recol-
lection OF any such conversation, lie could
lot have made that remark Tor II would not
have been true. He did not say 10 Owenby
that Senator Cameron was Interested IN
silver. nor had he said that other Senators
were involved in silver spec IlatiOn.
Owenby had professed TO know that
several S.nators were engaged In sils
yer speculation. The witness did
not remember telling uwenDy as tne
latter has testified that he (Owen5y) was
right when Owenby said several senators
manning theml were interested. Neither
did he remember saying that meetings OF
silyef speculators took place at Chamber
laiu's Hotel. lie might have made state
ments such as 0wenby had testified 10 IN
order TO agree with 0wenby. lie knew
nothing about the completely ofany senator
or Representative except from what he lsd
heard in hotel lobbIes and read IN the news;
papers. ,.o n.
tional Bank OF the Republic OF this CITY,
testified that Owenby bad made deposits 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
The Nsbra,ka Goyernor.hip.

LINCOLN, NEB., Feb. l-The joint com
mittee OF the Stale Legislature appointed T.
wait on Ex-Governor rhayer. reported tai'
morning that he was ready 10 deliver hi'
message, and il was agreed to reori,e Il C.
MORROW afternoon. Ia the House ths alter
noon, after hOt tight, lasting hye hour, a
res ilLN IN was passed by n small mapntl
asking Go'ernor Boyd to also deliver NE
message tomorrow afternoon. This Will
result ~ two messages being deliSere ana
Is ihe first recognition by the House Of Boyd
az COY rnOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
TO HiOs HIS GUILT.
4 CITY Msrshsl txeeeds MIA Au, hority
and Arrest. .n Innocent Man.

PufsBURC, Pa. February a special
10 the Times from Canton. Ohio, SAYS. Late
10 afternoon Edward Roberts, Marshal oC
Louisville, this county, who has heretofore
borne an unsullicd reputat on. was arrest d
upon complaint OF Morgan Landin. % well.
known citizen of that town, on "A charge Il
exceeding bis authority. Robert was
found III "a compromising position
win Landn's vile, and when Lan8in
surprised the guilty couple, Roberts ar
rested him and locked 3inl Ia prison ON d,
tumpcd up charge Landin Iegainei his
freedom, and "a gan suit against lls wife tor
divorce, aad viii supplement h,s charge
against Robert, with one Ice adultery.
Ro.clt-. % is nov learned has beon in tho
habit ol visiting married women in the alb
sence ot their husbands, AMI Threatened
publicity hNs set the town by the ears. Ia.
resolution tO declare tho Office OF Marsha.l
vacant will probably De- passed 20 the next
meeting 1t The i0wn council. Al tle hear
ing tonight, Roberts WAS bound over 10
court. lie is q married man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

WASHINGTON. -. G.. Feb. THE Ir.
ternatiOnal Monetary Conference assembled
this morning at the Arlington Hotel
Minister Romera, Of Mexico. rros'ded, and
fourteen %. ,pc eighteen delegates were
present. The United states was represent
ed by Judge Lambelt,ree and ex-senator
Hill, Of Colorado. Mr. Rus-el.. % Ma sa-
chggetts. tue third delegate for the United
states, las not yet arrived. TIE Argentine
Republic, Costa Rico, and one other south
American State were not Represented.
seaQF .,0GeTa wac confirmed as permanent
chairman Of the Conference. The other
officers OF the Conference were also retained,
snd after the appointment Of committee
on miles aud one on organiyati.,n the Con-
ierense adjourned, subject to the call OF the
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
MORE ROOM WANTED,
The Commissioner of Patents in His An
nunl Report Asks for This.


WASHINGTON. u. c.. Feb. 4-'1he an
nual report OF the Commissioner OF Patents
sent 10 Congress to-day, makes a strong
recommendation for additional room. Dur
ing the past year, Mr.. Mitchell says.
the utmost effort and ingenuit.
have been rendered necessary in order
TO fHd space even for copies of patents a.
they have been produced from week to
week. The office has also been compelled
to appropriate TO other uses one OF the
rooms occupied by inventors and their al
torneys for the purpose Of inspecting their
pending applications The rooms occupied
by tho examiners are rendered un.
healthy by being oyercr0wded. For tn
years, the Commissioner states. Congress
has been urged 10 prO,id more room for tide
Patent Office. and, in the meantime. tn
work has annually doubled. "lhe time
will soon arrive" the Commissioner pre-
diots, "when viii be impossible to dis
charge the functions OF the bureau unless
some provision is made TO afford relief for
its oyer-crOHded condition."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
Trial of the sugar Refinery SUIT

NEW YORK, Feb, 4.--'fhe trial OF an ac.
ton by tho Aiayemeyer Sugar Refinery
Company against Collector Magone for the
recovery OF alleged excessive duties on
their importations OF sugar from Cuba
and touching certain alleged iFregu-
larities on tho part OF the Govern.
mept was begun to-day IN the United
eyatea Circuit Court. The plalntI
claims also tnat the tests and examinations
made by the two inspectors From Boston
were irregular and illegal. l. i also
claimed that tie impOrtai Ons were moi
properly examined aud that BO,loa APP
praisers has no business here 10 test im-
Dorsaiions. About $4,000 is involved ia
.he lilig tion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

LONDON, Feb. 4.--Current rnniois n,
garding the Boulogne couir'n,oe; m ,," VIZ" "n'
are generally cred',so' ,a,hy N IJealy
,on,oIer ,oivoh of parliament for Longfofd, as a
lils'I,v nnn1i'ian Of The arrangement. His nnPop-
.yDd,, 'qss,,y 81 Ireland makes the Mccarthy ties
uiad' iaa !, ~ he rid OF him, as they consider bis
sdvoeaey OF their cause source OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
NnIed by "A Grip Car.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb. 4.-Ema Clark,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Kansas City Gable
Railroad COMPANY, was run down and
kiIled by "a grip car at the Woodward ave
nue. powos,house to-day. lie w2s standing
i'm front oi g,ip car. which started to
move s'oyly. some QIe atempied tl gel
the brake. but. by mistake, toos hold Of lh"
grip lever. ana tightened the grip on the
cable. The car bounded forward ana
struck Clarke on the head, instantly killing
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

HARTFORD, COSN., Feb. i-rhe House
This morning look a recess until , o'elo, L.
The senate. on opening, received the reports
of The House Committee on the Canvas Of
the Votes. After considerable debate "A
lional duly. The Enal vote w.s divided oa
marty lines. lbe senate III al adjourned
uutii 3. ~ 10 await the acton pf re uonse.
IN the course 81 the ''eb.o. Que Denraraiie
senator declared lbat b. hal b., n sent
there 20 do business. and that he faA or "A A
o ference committee as soon as the aSSee-
ing action bad been taken ey the House.
Ills taken by s0me 10 intimate q posst-
Ibilily Of a seltlement OF The Gl,p9le.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
sienoJ CrispPs Resignation
lHY DIRECT CaDle.

PARIS. Feb. IA dispatch 10 the Figaro
from Rome. saws: SignOr Zanardeli, signor
Crisn,s Minister of Justice. who was suH-
moned Yesterday by King Humbert to form
a Cabinet. has advised the h'ns
IN AGAIN entrust Signor Crispi WIN
III, formation OF Ministry. Sisnof
Zanardein' The paper says, stated that be
coul not consent 70 foym a Cabinet uuisss
S,cpor Crispi absolutely refused 70 under
IKE the task. Later on, 1t Is understood
King Humbert asked Signor Crispi 10 WIN
draw his resignation. Inc laI'eI N u""o-
cided as 10 what course 10 pursue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
ORDERED TO cniLl.
CAPITAL NOTES.

The Treasury department to-day redeem
Ell. under the circular Of october y, lsaO,
S2lO,O four and a half per cent. bonds.
The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased i7S,00O ounces Of silver at prices
ranging from Sl.OJ TO $l.27 per ounce.
rl.re was offered for purchase l,l32 800
Qupees.
Mr.. Paddock, from the Committee on
Agriculture. reported the Pure Food bill
back to the senate to-day with some verbal
amendments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
THE DECISION RENDERED.
The noek Island ana Chicago. Kansas
and N.braska Dispute Settled.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. i-Receiyer
Neuman EIb. Of the Kansas City, Wyan-
dotte and Northwestern, who was appointed
referee in the Rock Island and Chicago
Kansas aud Nebraska controversy, has for
warded decision 10 Judge Caldwell. Of the
United states court. The controversy
arose Over an attempt TO fOreclOse the mort
gage on the Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska
road When the line was built the
Rock Island advanced the money necessary
aud accepted bonds in return. The Rock
Island issued mortgage bonds on the road
bearing interest. The Rock Island after
ward took control o. tie road, the terms Of
she lease beng 30 per cent. on the gross
earnings 10 be paid to tue original stock
hoIders. The people Of the counties. which
were trayersed by the road, voted bonds ac-
reptiug IN return S3.0OO,0OO worth Of .tock.
The interest ~ tie ,norigage bonds be
cauc due ana was not paid, and the fore
closure proceedings were begun. The cOun-
ties holding stock in the road objected
against the foreclosure. their case being
that the interest was not defsulted, as the
Rock Island road had not pad tue whole
amount less tAe operating expenses. On
this point tho issue was made. The
case was referred to Mr.. Erb by
Judge Caldwell. Mr.. Erb decided
in favor Of the Rock Island. He
finds that the interest was in d. fault and
that the trustee has a right 10 foreclOse ih.
m.r gage and sell the Dad. tine case Is of
g,eat Importance and II tue report OF ibe
referee be accepted 1t means loss Of S}O,-
HO. 900 IN the counties Of Kansas cad Ne
hraska through which the road passes, 10
getheT with the loss OF dividend due and
which the Rock Island will escape pay ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
The RonIncne Conference.

NI'I'I'fT
LONDON, Feb. Austin Mccarthy, in
receiving 4 deputation Of lrishmen at
Leicester to day, said he had summoned a
meeting of his followers for February 18th,
when be and sexton would freely report the
Boulognc affairs. lie bad hopes that q
union 0f the Irish party would be brought
about. Lord HarlinCtOn's last speech, he
said. was unworthy of him, and would in
lnre him more than the Irlsh par V.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
Kiliea by an Ind,an Policeman.

MCshuGBR. 1. r., Feb. f.-lestcrda,
morning Government Agent Miller left
here with SlOO,OoO and guarded ty eighteen II
guards. The money was 10 pay the second
per capita purchase money Of the Creek
Nation. About twenty miles west OF here
quarrel aNse between Governor Ne.
Intosh, captain Of the Light IIorsemen, and
Marshall, United states lndiaa policeman.
Tne latter shOs Mcintosh with Winchester
rife. killing him instantly. The remains
were brought Ia last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
SIP LIIIEN,s DENIAL
SENSATIONAL ACCIDENT.
An Electric Lamp Bursts at a banquet
Given by the Marquis of Butte.
Ilf,. rtraot gol.f,r

LONDON, Feb. IA sensational accident
is reported from Cardl, Wales. The Mar.
quis Of Butte, who is Mayor Of Cardiff, and
who is also one of the richest property own.
ers of that city and vicinity. gave grand
banquet 10 celebrate the opening Of the steel
works just founded there. An electric
lamp bursted during the banquet, and
ignited the costly drapings. Great con-
,iernati0n followed. as the fire could not he
prevented from spreading. The four hun
dred guests succeeded in making their ee-
cape His Lordship acted brayely, with
much coolness and courage. The fire was
subdued after the hail had been partially
destroyed, and the banquet, of course, was
abandoned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
STILL MARCHING 20 WARD.
The Times" Private Wirc-New Depar.
ture In Richmond .Iournalism

Inc ilmes' Private Nirc-New ncpar.
ture In Richmond Joucnaiism
rHf rIMfs has made a stride which casil,
places IL I'm the van Of Richmond Journalism
some DAYS ago contract was made with tho
United Press TO lease private telegraph
wire. obe extended into rue TIMES Office
and 10 Dee worked hy a special operator. The
arrangements arc nll completed. and now
ic'cgmphic news Is received directly in THr
TINS building and transmitted at once To-
tnc desk ofthe telegraph editor.
The advantages OF this arrangement are
mn od FIRST and foremost. 10 places THE
Tivrs in direct and immediate connection
wthal the De-. .ding cities Of the world. and
any event tmnspung anywhere can Pee sent
Co ,his onise without dcly. Besides this.
any item of news desired can b., ordered nj %
minutes notice, as IHE Tnus and the great
nev, ASSOCIATION with which fl 8. connected
ttc United Prcss-arc .n constant ana close
commn cation with each other
Next. ami uo los, important. Is the nct
uat ny us arrangement. our news mci-
isles are greatly cnarsci Heretofore We
hlye been limited 'o certain number of
thousand words rornleht Now. however.
ucrc i,uo limit ~o long as any news. from
,ih,r no home or abroad. ls TO De trans
mHlcd. twill Doe sent us nr tne cdiacatou
aaI interest OF our readers.
Ih.s arrangement viii. with our new Hoe
prccuug press of The very latest and most
approved make. ami which VIII be in opera
rou n a few days. enable us 10 publish
model. metropoutanp paper which viii Dee at
once credit 20 Virginia and the south. The
complaint has frequently been made that
Virginia newspapers are hoh.ud their con
tempomues in merit and style. THE TiNTs
vHImkc care hst no sufficient ground for
any such charge shah, SD mras 20 is concern
OIL. hereafter exist. but that Richmond shall
nrable ohoa>t ot as compete adlny jour
iaI .sany city North, south. East OF West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
LIE DUKE OF ORLEANS.
He a. Making Great Preparations for II II
Horsebaok Tour in Asia.
.By Direct Cable.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The young Due dOr-
leans is said 20 be unhappy unless engaged
in the preparations for bis extended tour on
horseback M Asia. which be Sc ms 10 re-
gard as a Kind Of sporting performance.
Prince Philippe viii travel alone, accom-
panied only by secretary, and viii make
al possible speed over his route. He has
llr adv left Eu-lnd for { nstantluo-
pio From there he VIII proceed to
rrebiz nde. thence going to 1ebcran Via
EraZer0un He VIII also stop at l-pahln,
VISIT the runs OF B tbyion and Nineyeh. and.
returning So rehcrau, VIII push his way io
Herat. traycrsirg North AighanistaI. or
coming westward in January next he VIII
tollow -till on horseback the route of Gen
cral ANNEX k,ie's railway 90 the shores of t.e
Caspian sea. crossing the Caucasus and
finally ending his journey at odessa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

that bank. and had drawn on the Hanover
National Bank through his Institution at
different times. He knew Of no Senator or
Representative who had bought or sold sill
yer, or who was connected with any pool,
and he did not remember talking with
Owenby on the subject. The committee
then adjourned till tomorrow at 2 L. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

NV ORLEANs. FeO. 4.-fIrst lace, Iol
ana one-half mrlongs llardee first, John
j. second, King Richard third. Time l'OO1s.
second race, i've furlongs-Donoyan nrsl,
ST. Paul second, Ida j.. third Tine: J. ;U>.
rbird race. .elcyen.siXteenths OF a mile
Vol,i first lyanhoe second, Henry Brown
third. Time l;li5s.
Fourth race. seven furlongs huhin first,
Clifford second, Fred Fink third. Time
I :.i6t[.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

scOrrDALE, PA, Feb. All the coke
region is agitated over the probable lock-
out aud strike next Tuesday. The miners
will not agree TO the reduction OF 10 per
cent. which the operators insist upon. The
coke region leaders are arOusing the work
ers in all sections. There 10 "a slight possi-
bility Of another conference. Coke operator $
are preparing 10 draw their ovens. some
1900 men are employed about the ovens
and mines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

sAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. News o.
serious earthquake which loDk place ID
Java IN December Vas brought here lasi
night by the steamer Gaelic. which arrived
last evening from Hong Kong. The town
OF JOana suffered most. Ihs quarter OF toe
IOWA coupled 10y the Chinese vas totally
wrecked and tle European quarters rem
dertd almost uniuh ,bitable. Two eeens
were killed and seventeen injured. The
districts middle and west Java suffered
more or less and In sJme portions the loss
Is AerN snIDrn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
Parnoli Confident


DUBLIN. Feb. THE Freom9ns journal r.a.s
.a,. Mr. paroell held an impertant con-
veysation with Mr. O'Brien at Cailas on
Monday Its probable that Mr. 'eA'o"
Will revisit BOulogne. ,.,. rIo,oo.
Mr. ParneI said In his opinion Home
R,lle measure such as he desired was s, "s,
.ured. The Dublin Express asselis a', pnr nn'
Mccarthy has been conipeil'iI pshn ia,6ino s Iiber.
nelPs ideas, rs have All 'ne 'e"''"s '"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. i.-fhe New Eng
land block, commonly known as "kotten
row. ON Ontario street. bet Seen Huron
and Ohio streets. burned 10 the ground early
hi. morning. Nearly i've hundred Italians,
regroes, and Turk, lived under the roof OF
the block. Thy we're all taken out alive,
but some Of them we're very scantlly clothed
and suffered greatly from the severe cold,
the temperature being below zero,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
Inaugnrated Piesident.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 4.-Professor
Charles r. Thwing. formerly OF Mnnesp0
liz. was To dpy inaugurated President OF the
Western Reverse University of this city.
Ex-President Hayes delivered brief ad-
dress and President Eliot, OF Harvard uni-
yersity, delivered the address Of charge. 10
which President lhwing responded at
length. The other exercises consisted a.
addresses by members oi the faculty and
alumni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
IRISH LEADERSHIP DISPUTE.
A Serious Hitch Reported in the Negotia'
tion- for "a Sstilcmen

LoNDON, Fen. 4.-The Times says: "Mr.
Parneu went TO Boulogue on Monday night.
conferred with Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien
,n-terdav. and returned 90 London last
uithf. IpOn h- arrival he drove 10 The
Ptr.ame,t building. where he hhi con-
frcu with his supporters. Mr.. Parncll
has decided 20 address no more meetings in
ireland for the present; he also decline
TO 90 20 America. humOrs OF hitch ir
Tine neeOiiatiatons looking 10 d settlemeni
of differences have emanaied from boih
factions OF the Irish party. The Parnelliic-
declare that the Healyiics insisted uron
MIR. Pamclrs retirement while the lleaA-
ties assert that Mr.sParnen declined io ac-
cent any Gladstonian assurances unles-
they were put i'm writing, condition 2.
which the 0lHlstOniaus would not consent e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
A smalIpox EpId.mic,

DALLAS. TEX, Feb. i.-smallp0x Is cpl
demic In the town Of Rusk and surround
ing territory. schools and churches have
been closed and rigid quarantine estab-
lished. A hne OF SEQ will be- imposed on
every person who refuses to be yaccinated.
At Oyerton thiI cen new cases are reported.
The county judge Of Smith county offers
$40 day for nurses TO take charge OF the
natfanfe