The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-25
VIEWS NOTES or INTEREST.


away from their rich field.
The fftieth anniversary OF Cardinal las
chereau's ordination as priest was ceie-
brated at Quebec tuesday,
The death penalty, which has not been
imposed in the navy for forty-hye years Is
likely to be abolished altogether.
The San Francisco Mining Stock TX.
change. built in bonanza days at cost oil
$500. 600. is 10 be sold for s46O.OOO.
Tuesday wos Peoples party dav at the
Farmers encampmenJ at Mt. Gretna, ia.
Among the speakers was George francis
Train.
Governor Mckinley. Of Ohio addressed
An audience Of about 1000 persons at sea
bright. n. j., on Monday night, on the sub
ject of the tariff,
Advicss received at the WhitE House
Tuesday from Loon Lake state that Mrs.
Harrison is steadily improving. Her reooY-
cry ia gradual but each day shows some
gratifying change
Judge Masterson at Houston, Tex. has
refused 10 appoint a receiver for the CUR
Railway of Galveston. holding thaf the Sc
questration bond previously given vas am
pie TO protect all interests.
The second of the twelve inch rifles two
ten-inch guns, mounts for four guns and
terey have been shipped from the Washing
ton hayward 10 San Francisco
A severe hurricane at the Island of st.
Pierre, Newfoundland on Monday. did con-
siderable damage to shipping. The French
brigantine Hssparren was driven ashore and
two schooners were driven to sea.
A number of coored men in Chicago have
organized the Northwestern Immigration
Association. TO AID and assist colored peo-
pie b leave the Southern States snd ind
them homes in the Northern States.
Senior Don Antonio ". Flores. recently
President of Ecuador, has been appointed
Minister Plenipotentiary Of that country TO
tho United States and will also be appointed
honorary cOmmissiOner-in-Chie to the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Advices from Chilli say that the Senate
and House Of Deputies of that republic
were compelled 10 adjourn indefinitely be-
cause Of the number of members who we're
i'll from the grip. and that the epidemic 10
increasing all over the country.
A Pittsburg dispatch says that the strik-
ing Job printers Of that city are TO be prose-
cuted for conspiracy IN urging a boycott,
and that to defray the expenses of the litl-
CATION the international Typothete has put
100000 at the disposal of its Pittsburg
members.
+. Louis Lowe. Ex-Governor of Maryland,
died Tuesday at his home IN Brooklyn, New
York. aged seventy years. He was elected
Governor of Maryland IN 1851 When the
war broke ont no joined the South. Twenty
six years ago be took up his residence IN
Brooklyn.
Whitelaw Reid took leave Of his mother
Tuesday morning at the homestead and &C.
companied by Mrs Reid was driven TO
Xenia. o., where he and his wife were guests
of Judge Munger at dinner In the after
noon visit was paid % the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors Orphan Home.
The Supreme Lodge OF the Knights of
Pythiss convened at Kansas City Tuesday
after public reception by the municipal
authorities. Supreme Chancellor Shaw aud
other officers presented their report. The
Uniformed Rank of the order went into
camp OF the same time about 1900 strong.
Agents for Carnegie g. Co.'S Home
stead mills have been in Chester looking for
machinists snd iron workers % take the
places of the strikers, but they have met
with very little success. Flattering induce
ments were held out for men 10 90 70 Home
stead. but the expert machinists and iron
workers seem dislnc!ined 10 leave
Ballard Smith was the guest OF honor at a
dinner given at Delmonico's. New York,
lQtblh1 night DN bDHtDn + ulAAIeis hls
Smith resigned his position as acting editor
in chief of the World a short time ago.
There were thirty guests at the dinner,
made up of the heads Of departments Of the
World and several friends of Mr.. Smith.
Edward Hutchinson went 90 the home OF
ex-Mayor Buhrer, of Cleveland, Ohio. Tues
day morning and demanded 10 see do
nestle employed there Trouble being
feared. he was not allowed 10 see the wo-
man, and when be raised disturbance
George Talcott, the coRchman. was sent 20
put him out. Hutchinson shot and killed
Taloott. and then shot himself, lnhictlng
fatal injuries.
The American Association for the Adj
vapcement of Science has concluded its an
pual session at Rochester. y. y. The fol-
lowing officers were elected by the council:
President William Hardness, of Washing
ton: I. W. Putnam, Cambridge. Mass.
permanent secretary i. n. Norton, On
cinnati, general secretary; II. l.. taTchlld.
Rochester. secretary Of the council: Nellie
S. Kensie. Manhattan, Kan, treasurer.
The two-hundred -and-fftieth anniversary
If Gloucester Mass. began Tuesday night
with a reunion OF the Sons and Daughters
of Cape Ann, in the City Hall. Mayor An
drews delivered an address OF welcome. and
an interesting musical programme was car
ried out There was also a parade OF an
times and hOrribles IN the evenings that
filed the streets to OyeriiOWing with speota-
tors.
The steamer Tide, carrying twenty non
union men 10 the Homestead Mills was at
tackled at Pttsburg Tuesday by four men
in the Baltimore ind ONO fahroad yards
Stones we're thrown at the boat several on
| board narrowly escaping injury. police
centain called on number OF tralnmen near
| Lv for assistance and tried TO arrest the
wrouadoers. The rairoaders not only did
not assist him. but ieered az him. lie was
successful however, In securing Michael
! Sheehan.
4 Toronto dispatch says that It is charged
| that the rags brought 20 the Toronto CITY
/ crematory to DO destroyed, and the covering
| Of mattresses Of some Of the beds OF dyp-
liberia scarlet and typhoid FEVER patents,
/ are not DESTROYED, but are collected by tue
employes at the crematory and sold 10 the
| iunk stores and the money divided among
| The Uorkmen. IL is even alleged that tue
money thus secured is allowed 10 be retained
/ as payment for the over time the men occa-
sionally work.
decision was handed down by Judge
| Anthony Monday which enrlches Chicago
| bv at least a 900 000 Ia 1858 Elisha 4.
| Hundley Of Virginia. dedicated strip oi
| land along the lake shore, north OF that CITY,
] for park purposes. Parker b.. Mason ana
! otbers have for wears contended that the
dedication was not valid and that they held
title under deed ffom Dir. Hundley's ex,
ecutors in 1874 They have held nominal
,,ossession and have sold portions OF the
property. Judge Anthony held that hr;
| Hundleys dedication of the property held
! GOOD and that the title rests with the cry.
! The land has frontage OF 500 leet on the
| lake.