The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1891.
SIX PAGES.
NEWS SUMMARY.

THANKSGIVING day was very generally OBJ
.,rved in Richmond--Rey. Mr.. McGilviay
was buried.-Much interest is felt IN to-mor-
rows foot ball contest--Mr. ". j. Tompkins
WAS buried.--lliss Lathrop's funeral took
plsce.-A strange bird was killed near Rich
,nond. The Old Market meeting continues.
MIR. Thomas A. King died.-Mrs. Lucy
Ann Smith died.-Mrs. Frank Noel died
There was reception at the \. NJ {. \.
VIRGINIA.
Mr.. J. Taylor Morris barely missed receiving
shot intended for a rabbit on road near Scots
ville.-A suit for damages on account OF news
PAPER publications was decided in Scott county
in favor OF the plaintiff.--Mr. Harvey Topping
and Miss Annie Blake were married IN Middle
sex cou1ay-Mrs Jesse ~ Jarvis. OF North
,mpton county. died.-Union Thanksgiving
services were held in Charlottesville. Peters
burg and other places-Ihe sales OF leaf to-
bscco at the markets in the State yeserday were
very heavy. with prices unchanged.-Thanks-
giving day was partially observed throughout
the cities OF the State yestorday.-Jr. Harvey
Nicely and Miss Eliza Elliott and Dir. James
Peters and Miss Moihe Taylor, all Of Scott
county. went to Tennessee and married.
Trouble is feared in Pulaski between the
Italian lAborers and the Knights of Labor men
Mr. F. Cary Wells aud Miss Terrell were mar
ried in Char ottesyille and Mr.. Gideon Y. fitz-
gerald and Miss Lula F. Stewart in Petersburg.
NEW YORK.
There is talk of settlement Of the trouble be-
tween the Standard Gaslight Company aud ex-
President Andrews.--Ihe American steamship
Saturn is said 10 be the first tramp steamship TO
carry the stars and stripes into an English
port.-The steamship Vigilancia was detained
AZ quarantine il being suspected she had yell
low fever aboard The Brooklyn navy yard
aopropriation was cut doWn.--1he plenty
of water now.-The German charity bali
takes place in February woman was ar
rested for leaving her children to starye-
Thanksgiving day was generally observed In
New York. and thousands attended the foot
ball game. Another scandal is added TO the
Grant monument committee in the shape OF
Tow among the members.
GENERAL.
tits rumored in Berlin that Chancellor Won
Caprivi will resign his ofice.--An exciting
bicycle race took place at Raleigh. N C.. yester
day Confederate veterans day was the fes-
ture of the Exposition at Raleigh yesterday
The kurds for some time have been stealing and
carrying of the Christian women and girls OF
Armenia.-Ex-Secre of State Thomas Bay
ard will be one of the four special commissioners
who will visit Europe in the interest Of the
Worlds Fair.--The new Window two-dollar
silver certificate will be ready for circulation
next Monday.-The speakership candidates
are very busy getting ready for tie caucus con-
iest.-1he miners strike in Indiana Is on with
redoubled yigor.--lt is reported than ali open
rebellion has broken ont in China.
Ma. HENRY 3. OLHFoRD, in his free coinage
address in this city at The Theatre Wednes-
day night, said. You people OF the South
should be the strongest advocates for free
coinage. You have SO many varied and
diversified industries to develop. Money
creates plenty of trade; then comes plenty
of labor; then comes the true wealth, happi-
ness. for the wealthiest uation is the happi-
est nation. The mines OF America are not
producing enough. We waat them to pro-
duce more"
The gentleman is correct. The people Of
the South rs well as of the North want
money enough TO develop all their industries
and are In favor of free coinage But they
want free coinage Of silver dollars worth one
hundred cents apiece. and not the free coin
ace Of eighty-oent Bland dollars which will
drive gold out Of circulation, give us only a
extent and bring misery TO everybody except
Western bonanza mine owners
RrruBIcASs cannot down tariff reform
even in Ohio. In Canton, that State. the
homo of the high priest Of protection, Gov
ernor-elect Mckinley. the Democrats propose
TO celebrate the anniversary OF the issuance
of Cleyeland's tarf-reform message by a
banquet and speeches. This Is subject
which will assert itself in spite OF everything.
and Major Mckinley will find out in 1892 that
while the privileged manufacturers may be
able to purchase victory in the Buckeye
State. they will be unable 70 buy all the people
OF the United States. who are now being
heavily taxed that lew favored individuals
may gather wealth rapidly AZ their expense.
CEArScEY DEPEw MAKES n prediction that
the country will suffer ffom very serious
famine during the coming winter and spring
famine of cars and locomotives TO transfer
our enormous surplus products to the mar
kets Of the world 10 feed the millions hunger
ing to receive them. That is a pity, but if
we are 10 have famine at all, we can stand
that sort Of one better than any other.
loSATfus DoSSELLY has bad suit for s., 900
damages entered against him in a Chicago
court by publishing firm Of that city on
account OF losses sustained in publishing his
wonderful cryptogram. A short cut TO noto-
rlety 10 always u more or less extensive pro.
eeeding.