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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 14.-Chief-Jus-
Fuller to-day announced the decision of the
court in the case OF Low CIV Bew against the
United States on a writ of certiorari from the
court Of appeals for the North circuit which
affirmed the Judgment OF the cir
cult court for the Northern dis
trict of California which determined
that Low Ow Bew is a Chinese person forbid
den by law to land in the United States; that
he has no right to remain therein and that
lie be deported to China whence he came.
The Judgment of the court of appeals was re-
versed and the discharge of the petitioner
from custody ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

An unusua! petition was presented from
the baltimore Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence protesting against further restrictive
Chinese legislation for the reason that 1t
tended 10 restrict missionary work IN that
couutrv by provoking retalatOry measures.
The judiciary Committee reported favor
ably the House bill placing the Secretary oil
Agriculture in Tho line OF the presldential
succession By the provisions OF TINS pill;
said the report. should the PRESIDENT ana
Nice-P President both die. and all the memD Del9
Of the Cabinet also die or become disIuGlned
down 20 the Secretary OF the Interior. the lsst
ON tine list of eligists it at present STANDS
tben the Secretary of Agriculture shouiu pf-
como President OF the nited States.
Ile Committee on Quadro-Centennial re-
norfel three resolutions relating 10 the
Worlds Fair for which immediate consldera-
sfter some debate the resolutions all went
over under objection of Mir. COckrell.
ON motion OF Mr.. liOar. chairman OF the
Committee on Judiciary, the Senate at 2:Oo
vr.rt into executive session, and hiteen
r,irntes later the doors were reOpened and
tie Senate resumed the consideration Of Mr..
Vests Postoince-Bulding bill. Mr.. Villas. at-
fer consulting with other senators, modified
lila ORIGINAL amendment so as to increase me
medium of any buildlngirom ,OVVt S"'OJ.'
after discussion this amendment was adopted;
The bin was reported TO the senate ana
passed by a vote OF q 10 y.
at4p NJ on motion Of Senator sherman,
chairman of the Committee on forelgn hela-
tions. the Senate went into executive session.
AL $50 the doors were reOpened ana tne
Senate adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
IT COST HER LIFE.
A Kentucky Girl Rescues Child From the
PLANES and Is Fatally Burned.

EVANSVILLE, IsD.. March l4.-At Pellvills.
Kv.. yesterday morning Miss Jennie Pruner,
AGED eighteen years, was sitting in the dining
room at her home watching two small children
NAV one of them, while running near the
fireplace, stumbled and came near falling
INTO the fire. Miss Pruner jumped to save
the child. and, as she turned from the crate.
n oust of wind caught her dress, blowing IL
into the fire. In an instant the NAMES were
az hnnse and feil upon the ground in an uncon-.
scions .y condition. her clothing being burned
on Almost every inch Of her skin WAS
Hnrned 10 a crisp. She died this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

CLIFTON FoRGE. Va. March l4.-lSpecial.l
William Lynn. a negro WAS hurt by tram
in the yards Of the Chesapeake and ONO
here Saturday night. and died from ms ih-
iuries sunday. He was stealing ride on "a
FREIGHT train, and it is supposed attempted TO
iump and was caught by the wheels Of the
ears He was from Clarksburg. West VIZ
Qluia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15


N.rrolK. VA. March H. Special. THE
8 le of tickets for the lickett-B buchanan Camp
. rertainment TO be- given IN the Academy Z
alusic here la,sJ in Richmond begins this
ia ruing at 9 o'clock. The result of the sale
assures the success OF the entertainment.
Inc ite meetings closed at the eOpie
tabernacle last night. large audience WAS
present when contributions were requested
l. pav expenses and pay the evangelist
c.rnparatiVely small amount was given. 10 is
e.id that the tabernacle viii be pulled down.
las IL cannot be made self-suppOrtng. The
rround rent alone cost SO "a night
Tie regular monthly meeting OF the sun
dav-school Union of Norfolk and vicinity
Methodist wa held yesterday with Mcken-
dree school at $3.50 l.. M-Iresiuent W. W.
Vicar in the chair Tie Association was ad-
dressed by Hon. Thomas Whitehead, Of luch-
rnond and Dr. $. - Lambeth, OF Centenary
Methodist church. this city Reports from
,Il az the schools in the union were received.
prd Cumberland street Methodist school.
Showing the best average attendance during
the month, received the banner. rms
school during the month raised 73i9 lot the
missionary cause us SoiiSo.I9n j., n'l u''l
nrocedented ia the Norfolk Suhuay-scnooi
world =.
There are fifty or hundred coal dealers IN
the city to-day owners and operators oi mines
a meeting Will be held Tor consultation To-
night - ,.;..o,.
General r. G.. KQtnDOne, lOulth N9.t''''-
Postmaster General IS al Virginia boacA'
where his iemily will remain for y month.
The Kings Daughters OF Granby-S'Iee
Methodist Episcopal church VIII hoiu
Dairy Maids reception at the Masonic lehlp'e
Ilursday night OF this week. The halls are
being beautifully decorated.
Ir Evans commenced series oi reNNai
meetings az CRANKY street Methodist church
last night. which vii! be kept up during the
week.
A very brilliant masQue ball will DO given
lt MOntefOre Hall tonight under the au-
spices OF one of the Hebrew societies. For
several weeks the ladies have been lnventlng
aud constructing original and beautiful COS
tunes. for tho most unique OF which prize
has beel offered.
The Dol &c to-day have been on the hunt
for man named Edward Bryan who last
Saturday night made "a brutal assault upon a
woman named Leona De Forest. Several
months ago BRYAN. who Is native OF New
York. cut with knife and seriously wounded
tle woman. He was arrested and sent on 70
thecofporation court. The matter WAS Ia some
way compromised with the undeistanaiiR
that Bryan would leave the city. lie ana SO
but returned Saturday. hunted MP the woman
aud beat her nearly to DEATH She IS IN u pre-
tsfiOds condition.
On next Thursday night at Montehor'
hall dramatized version Of Lady Audiey''
Secret viii DO presented by members Oh ths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
POLICY shnns Closed Up.

TWENTY-FIVE polcy-shops in Coyington, Ky,
and ali in Newport were shut to-day. The
order to close was issued late Saturday even
ing. The managers have discontinued the
Henry College drawings. which took place
twice day but are still using the Frankfort
Colleges, where the drawings are still III opera,
ton The fight against the law WILL be carried
OF at Louisville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
APlotto Murder the Sultan.

CoNsrANTINorIF. March At Is said that
plot has been discovered to assasslnate the
Sultan and that the police have captured two
men at the Aiediz Kiosk. who were IN hiding
and armed with revolver and dagger. The
prisoners are being tortured with the object
OF indncing them to confess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

LONDON, March l4.-Queen Victoria has
postponed until Saturday next her departure
Tor Hyeres. IN the south of France. Tho
Hess. 10 whom Queen Victoria was deeply at
taehed. almost as much us one OF her own
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. March 14.-News has just
reached this CITY of the lynching in fOrsythe
of John Wester Bright, who was charged with
numbering his wife. Bright was being exam
ired when the mob demanded his surrender
Deputy Sheriff Williams refused to give hun
up and was shot dead. The mob hanged
Bright and escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
CsNlDA WOULD CONCrLIATE.
The Dominion Anxious to DO Nothing u
Anger the United States.

Anger the United States.
ToRoxro. ONT. March IA special from
Ottawa 10 the Globe says;
Inside information here goes TO show that
the government does. not intend to re-
new last years order in council dlscrimi-
mating against American ports in the mat
ter of canal tolls. They feel that
In view of the necessity at present
of concliating the Americans as far as posi-
bic thev cannot afford to re-enact what the
Americans naturally regard as hostile or
der
OTTAWA. March li.-It is learned that in his
recent speech IN London. Eng, Sir Charles
Tupper, when he said that on account OF the
Mckinley bill Canada would soon strike
a vital blow at the United states in return,
referred TO movement on foot to levy prefer
entail duties ON British imports coming into
Canada. The remarks of Sir Charles, how
ever. are not indorsed by executive circles.
who decline to be held responsible for his
utterauces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

A curious incident enlivened the perform.
ance M tho Colonne afternoon concert at the
Chatelet in Paris recently: No sooner had
the orchestra struck up the first bars of =
symphony by Mile. Augusta Holmes. entitled
"Au Pays Bleu.' than "a woman 10 an uppys
box d.lnged the lower parts of tho house with
a shower OF handbills, which were found to
contain charge of plagiarism againas Mile:
Holmes The woman was placed under aErses
by the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
AsAEcnIsrs fE1RED coNsrANs.
since His Ret;remens They Have Grown
Bold in France.

PARIS. March 1l.-Thero is widesprea
alarm over the police discoveries of Anarchist
nlots. 10 is considered significant that these
developments follow 50 close upon he retire,
meut oil NJ. Constants from the ofhce o!
minister OF the interior. The Anarchists
and other disturbers had terror OF III. Cor
stans. He followed them mp closely aud mel
lics methods went beyond even the lnquis-
toriaI latitude permitted by the laws
of France. A suspicion OF anarchy was
enough to justify arrest. and II 40
Ground was discovered for the charge
fhe police speedily invented some.
They knew that Constans. would stand oy
them in any course they chose 10 ,ahe ahu
thew never hesitated. therefore. TO make ar
resfs without evidence. For these reasons
Anarchists either avoided Paris or gave up
entirely the practices that would have brought
mon them the wrath of III. Constans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Hnnsn nfHenresentatIves. of

A message from the President transmitting
the agreement between nited States COM
nissioners and the Cherokee Nation regard
inr tho Cherokee outlet in Indian Territory
was referred T. the Committee on Indian
Affairs After the passage OF several measures
of minor Importance relating to the District
of Columbia the House went into a commit
fee of the whole on the Army Appropriation
Nll Mr. Wilson of West lirginla In the
chair
The bin was discussed for half an hour,
when the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

SAN FRANcIsco, March 1.-THE steamship
Oceanic arrived this afternoon from China
and Yokohama. lieutenant Hetheringt0n
has been held by the coroners Jury for the
killing of the English officer. Cover Robin
son, on the charge OF wiiful murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
c0ALIrloN ~ MINNESOTA.
Democrats and Alliance Men Hope To Gap
ture Some OF the Electoral Votes.

Cuc.co. Ill. March IA special dis
patch from ST. Paul. Mimi, says The split
of the Alliance men in the Otter Tail county
convention on Saturday develops apolitical
Theme of vast proportions. Otter Tall county
,s 4 he centre of the Alliance strengthen Mime
sota and il was sought TO give the new People .
marty a good send-oif from that point. fresi.
dsut Donuelly, VI the Alliance, had appointed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Senator Morrill, Ill.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March lt:-SsnatoF
Morrill,. of Vermont. is critically I'll OF pnen.
monia. Senator Morrill, Is eishty-two year,
ol1 and crave fears are entertained Tor his re-
cOyery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
THE POSTOFFICE BILL
AMENDED AND PASSED rHEsrNATr.
sh. VIRGINIA and North Carolina Towns
That VIII he Entitled TO Build
Washington News.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. March H. Special. i
Tho Senate has passed bin to provide a reg
r,sr and equitable system OF providing post
ofsce buildings for towns having population
sud postal receipts sufficient to warrant the
Government erecting structures within them
sor postal purposes. The bill provides
that all towns showing postal receipts Of over
81 600 for three successive years shall have
g postofice building. The Senate Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds has been
considering this sub'ec; for several years, aud
the passage Of the bill was not q surprise.
IL will probably receive favorable consideTa-
tion in the House. as such a bill would put an
end 90 the loe-r0lhng method OK pocUTluE
postoffice buildings and substitute an lu''H-
be plan: A.. s.ii,.u;,,,,
towns of Virginia. under iis terms Woulu DC
entitled 20 postOilice buildings ~
lirgiutQ- Culpeper. iarmylle. lreueI-
icksburg. Hampton. leesburg. Lexington
Newport News. Suffolk. NaIen'on' Ny'"e-
vile. ,-...,.;il.
Goldsboro. Henderson New Berne, OXFORD
Reidsville. Salisbury. Statewide laiOolo'
Washington. Wilson.
WASHINGTON NOTES
The Senate to-day confirmed the ioHoWing
nominations. Assistant Naval Constructor
samuel W Armstead, of Virginia, To be a
na,al construct r. and William h. ironsldes
Reave,. OF Maryland, to be a chaplain IN the
navy .-.-.7,,..a ~ l,ul 10
nav George G. Tanner, late consul at Ner-
viers and Iiege. the sum Of 500 Tor rent OF
rooms. ,7, co.......
Daniel as one of the party ACCOMPANYING sen
at0r Hill 20 the South. Mr.. Daniel was IN
vited. but did not go.
In virginia railroad mail service from NOT
folk. Va. % Edenton, n. c.. via the Noriolk
and Southern railroad. has been changed 10
embrace Berkley, Norfolk county. between
Norfolk and Great Bridge.
In the House to-day bill directing the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 pay the Oid 40
miuion steamship Company sLl6t.69 10 re-
imburse the company Tor fine paid under
rrotest 10 the collector OF New ork was re
ported fav0raoly.
I'm the several cases brought by the Georgia
railroad commissioner against considerable
number off railroads which involve the lone
and short haul question and which are as
stoned for hearing at Atlanta on March 2ith
counsel for the railroads have made applca
ti.n for "a postp0nement of the hearing Nc
reinforcement has as yet been ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Mr.. cLEvELAND's REPLY.
LAKEWOOD. n. j., March 3. 1892.
Hon. Edward S. Bragg:

My Dear Sir-Your letter Of the 5th instant
Is received. ! have thought until now that /
might continue silent on the subjects which,
under the high sanction OF your position US ~,
"fellow-D Democrat and tellow-ciuzeh, ai1
in your relation as true and trusted irlehu
YOU present % me. In answering your ues-
tions [ might only consider my personal ue-
sires and nv individual ease and comfort my
response would be promptly made and with
out the least reservation or diiheSplty SUI II II
Won are right in supposing that the subject Is
yalated to a dutv I owe To the country and 10
INV uarty a condition exists which makes such
yate and personal considerations entlteiy II
relevant. | cannot. however. refrain rom
declaring 10 you that my experience III tne
great ONCE OF President OF the United states
has so impressed me with the solemnlty OF the
trust and ITS awful responsibilities that
cannot bring myself to regard candidacy ior
the place as something 10 be won DN personAl
strife aud active self-assertlon. ! have also
an idea that the presidency Is pre-emlnehtly
the peoples Office. and have been sincere IL III
NV constant advocacy of the effective partici-
patton in political affairs on the Part OK al our
citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF THE IETrER.

Nrw YORK. March H. A number Of promi-
.rent Democrats were interviewed by rep
rasenta,ive of the United Press on the sub
;ect III MIR glevelands candidacy. Fred. o.
r Coudert. president of the Manhattan CUB
and leading lawyer, said;
..AIr Cleveland is undoubtedly the most
nonnlar man ia the United states today. At
any gathering at which he is present ne IS
aiv,av, first. lie is a strong man. Els views
are known. He is u clean man uis
~acord sneaks for itself. He Is a safe man
and has the confidence OF the best men IN ms
nertv lie stands an excellent chance OF Oh
taining tue nomination. and II nominated he
will win. WI. c.o.osn
~ he will receive almost the entire
Dar,ocratic vote and also may Republican
,otes lie is strong in other states. and Is. IL
,ov oninion. the most available man IN the
country to-day. ,,,,,. - nm.
~ Secretary of the Navy. William G. Whit
- ,yIo Is a pronounced Cleveland man. de-
1rys,oT IN be interviewed saying. II there
,sora les talk we would have more harmony ~
Ev Mayor Abram y hewitt SAID i an out
of nolitics and / pay little attention to what
- rgoing on. Nothing succeeds Ike sue
- 70 When Cleveland was President
La ,ros great man. Now Hili has been very
ss,noccessful and he is great man. hut l
s,n,ice That most OF the men ! meet are Cleve-
=" Senator Henry b. Winton. Of New jersey.
ore Of the best informed Democrats III the
S,a.e said Cleveland can certainly carry
Nav York. lie can carry New Jersey
Iv 900 more votes than any other man VINO
can be named. Cleveland IS the only New
York man whom we can elect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

Consequently believe the people should
be heard in the choice OF the
ns-tv candidates. aud that they them
seiYes should make nominations as dl,
rectly as is consistent with open. fair ana iui1
party organization and methods. speak Of
these things solely for the purpose OF ADVISING
you that my conception OF the nature OF the
presidential Office and my conviction that the
voters of our party should be free IN the Sc
lection of their candidates precludes the
possibility Of my leading and pushing
a self f-seel,ing canvass cor the preslden-
tal nomination even if had de de-
sire again TO become q candidate. Believing
the complete supremacy Of Demoeratic prin-
ciples means increased national prosperity
and the increased happiness OF our people
am earnestly anxious for the success or my
party. / am confident success IS stlll WITHIN
our reach. but ! believe this ~ time Tor
Democratic thoughtiulness and dehberation,
not ONLY as to candidates. but concerning
party action upon questions of immense IN
terest To the patriotic and intelligent voters OF
the land. who watch for an assurance OF
safety as the price Of their confidence and
support. ours very tlu'y 49, '...,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

WYrur,uLr. VA, March 14.-lspecial. J.
A considerable delegation OF citizens went TO
the denot at midday to-day to meet the west
bound Norfolk and Western tram, hoping to
ss'o honr Senator ID. B. Hill. They were re-
,nrJed vnu bv not only seeing but nearing this one
of %"' the @ presidential m aspirants lie made a., a
.eM lev, ,o, which were we'll said and well received.
tIa'n' ,Ia soid 6e welcomed the opportunity OF
meetins me fa the people of Southwest Virginia;
tnat he was on his way - Mis5,slssiPpl' ana
...a,,ld .l", 6e lad 10 have the support OF Nr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

RDroRD. a., March ll;msenator IIlll ar
riyed bere this morning. The senator spoke
hd hriedv. lie was received with great en-
tbnsiasm He said the symp9thles OF the
North we're with the South IN the progress u
RrIsr"I' Va. March 14-Senator Hill az
rived here at 2.4O this afternoon. There was 2
iorSe crowd at the station. lie was welcomed
bv local committee and escorted to oaplatiorm
in the station. where he spoke briefly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30

in America for Christ" leader, the pastor.
Sunday school in the Forty fourth street
chapel at p. m Young Peoples union
at $50 p. m.
At the First Methodist. preaching SER
vices at 1915 a. m and 1880 m by the
pastor, Rev. F. w. Merrell Morning
SUBJECT, Gods Concern for His Fock {"
EVe ming. Ninth Q ,mmsndment-"Thou
Shalt Not Bear False Witness Against
Thy Neighbor" Song service in the eve
ming. Sunday school at $50 q. IN.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 .. m.
At the United Presbyterian, preaching
BIZ the pastor, Rev. II. G. Marshall. at
1O:45 a. i'm. ard 7;30 p. m. Eve ling
subject: drunkenness ana the Keelev
Cure, being the first of series of. seI-
mons or temperance, which the pastor
proposes giving on Sunday evenings
Sunday school at o 30 8 m. Young
Peoples meeting a. Gas p. m.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30
theatrical.

Conreids comic opera company will
sing the great New York Casino sue
cess, Poor Jonathan" at the Burtis op-
era house on Tuesday. Feb. 2. Poor
Jonathan" was written by Carl Mi!loeck.
er, the composer of The Black Hussar, -
THE Beggsr Student" and other comic
operas, about two years ago. at the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Conried, who was then
visiting Vienna. Mr.. Conried wanted
something novel--different from the gen
ersl run Of comic operss-snd the idea
struck him that one with an American
subject. devoid of the picturesque and
gorgeous costuming which is considered
the necessary adjunct of comic opera,
would take in America. No sooner said
than done, and Poor Jonathan" was
the outcome. Ether Carl Milloecker
became very much Americanized or Mr..
Conried conveyed to him his idea in very
complete form, for it must be admitted
that the production is thoroughly per-
mested with The favor of Americsnism.
The plot is in6uitely amusing and inter-
esting.
The coming engagement of Ezra Ken
dali in the Pair of Kids" at Harpe s
theatre next Friday evening promises to
be the laughing event of the season.
Everyone will be interested TO see how
Kendall manipulates that sticky fly paper
and how be runs that mile in 1905" on
the revolving treadm!ll. Having done it
for six consecutive years there is every
reason to believe he has the fine points of
fun pat" so TO speak. There is res
taurant scene in the Kids" which is said
20 be one continuous string of funny bur-
lesque, comical pantomine tricks and
sleight of hsni action Kendall. in his
character of the old Jay" of course runs
the restaurant, and the way he does it
must be seen to be appreciated
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30
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