The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

rlsased with the honor; IL
identity mutn " his fancy that be should 20
seemed W ';sh Ionatius DonneIy. beIhny,
| PRESIDENT; "u,mnsou and Henry Geoise on
SockisSs -. he remarked that they an naa
ms s'au !, their heads. ADD he woulun ""se
,ham for advisers. Chauhcey Prss;dent
them ,o ,.as ali right IL he was ffesiuens
thought. WI" ,hs foreigners out of the country;
he keup The English. He thought II wouid
esP,.a, 10 Give the farmers tlOO 0OO,Oco thah
De oe' .sud Il in pensions. as is being Done.
70 70 slam,ed 10 think his being elected 10 Coh-
arsss was not very ridiculous, and cohp,a-
santiv remarked that it came very near peing
Ana once on the dead level"
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Tho World has the following special from
Hot Springs. Ark: Lol
70 Charlie Johnston. John l.. Sullivan's hacker,
who is stopping at the Arlington, 10 TINS CITY
was interviewed this evening by "ofid rop-
resentative. He said: voLoIv :,
II wired my partner. James WsNptys, .,
New York to-day. to cover Coroe eosSa the for.
once and to post 81 500 more 70 ih"A0 WV
felt e., 800 TO bind the match. ,.,,.;,oo.s ~
no won think Corbett means business
Yes / believe he does. If not we VIII
soon find out. for money talks ~. al, .hor,
What do you think of Mitchei, '''A "''''
wanting 10 meet the big iellow .h;,o roora
II Mitchell wants match with my man WY
doesn't he put up his money: az, Ia. iJaii ~
~ sullivan against either Mltcnei or
Slavin for any sum, or any otber mn" hal;a1o
world for that matter. 90 nos fooo
sI;.aI'oil con be induced to ever again iaCe
Sullivan IN the ring. foht TAKING
,,,aoo ~ Nav Orleans during the hot weather,
for fear no club there Will De apie " O p'.
10 ,Hi nurse at that season Of the year. bus
yyhatever suits my man Will SUIT INC, anu IL
GCht will surely take place II inc o'Hei ''N0
comes up to the scratch.
n Jacoues st. Ceres special cable 70 the
Herald from Paris says: ...o1;
'Tba gloomly outlook in German home poll
t;cs was bound to tell on foreign poltics.
For some days past alarmist rumors nave
been in circulation with REGARD 70 ~. Ii ieia-
,;ons of Germany and Russia. The German
cents did not venture to spread any more
dTsnnietino reports about the relations OF the
Tmnire and France. That game mad grown
Zoo danoerous. Nor need you exaggerate the
;,nnortance of the stories aiiOat regarding
Russia. -, o- ,liob
Rnssia does not wish to have war, WHICH
she would find inconvenent Just now
n is true. however. that while referring 70
the nossibilitv of war in conversation Win
Cbo1cellor Won Caprvi. the other day. the
little Emperor remarked:
Il could whip Russia II chose. -
This remark reached the ears OF the Gar
,vbo Of once sent for General Won Schwelnltz,
the German ambassador to St. Petersburg,
and said: II -
Your emperor should know that all his
words are repeated 10 me. He would do well
TO be prudent. j. too. am able to throw mil
lions of troops on the frontier
This seems to have had some effect; OF
when Major Koutousoff, the Russian military
attache at Berlin. presented his letters OF re-
call on Monday. the little Emperor commits
stoned him to assure the Gar OF his sincere
sympathy.
OF course the warmth Of the sympathy ex-
isting between the two sovereigns is none the
less doubtful. And it is curious that the IN
cidept should have been published. Inc ger
mon and Russian governments, however,
seem to have taken pleasure III making the
facts known SO far as the public is con
cerned, the affair is one more move III the
,oIne If chess which is being played by Ger
many, France and Russia, and OF which the
end will not be seen for some time to come.