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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Chinese Certificates of Residence

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July s.-secretary
Foster, of the Treasury Department acting
under the direction of Congress has pre-
scribed regulations for the issue of certificates
of residence TO Chinese laborers and
Chinese persons other than Chinese
iaborers. under the provisions of the
act Of MAY 8, 1892. The regu-
latiOns are very vOluminOus and prescribe
10 the minutest detail the requirements ex-
acted of the officers of the law in carrying
them into effect. The regulations prescribe
three separate forms. viz: /. application
of Chinese lsborers for certificates OF re-
sdence; 2. affidavit Of witnesses 10
application Of Chinese lsborers for certificate
of residence: 8 certificates Of residence
issued to Chinese laborers by the collector of
the revenue of the district in which Chinese
iaborers reside. Under the regu-
lations no applications will be
received later than May 5, 1893. after
which date Chinese laborer not possessed OF
u certificate of residence issued to him by
collector of internal revenue is liable TO
deportation TO China.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
THE vETERANS OUTING.
Considerable Discussion In Lee Camp ~ to
IN. ARRANGEMENTS for tho Trip.

a.. Arrn,x~ments for tho Trip.
r z. Lee Camp held its regular weekly
meeting at Lee Camp Hall last evening Col
onel A. w. Archer was in command ano AdIu'
tant ]. r. strs.ton recorded;
Colonel w. Z. Smith made request ina;
the camp loan its State flag 10 the speciai
COMMITTEES of the Legislature on poundary
linz dnrinc their trip next week on ooafd Oh
10 n;Iof steamer Relief" The request was
granted. n A.. .or,r,;ttes on on
comnment read a letter from the manager OF
the hotel at Ocean View giving Ms rates IN
case the camp should decide TO 60 INTO camp
M that place The expense at the notei lof
the four days would be s6 for mem pers OF
the camp, while outsiders woulu 10 onaikeu
q per day. Al. No
folk and Western Railroad Company ana the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company had
agreed 10 carry the camp to Ocean view q.
the rate Of $3.50 per round trip WINE On 1Lio
steamer ARIEL transportation coulu 10 Be-
cured at 81 for round trip:
Major Brander moved that the camp 60 py
rail and long discussion followed Oh tne
question. L
Ouartermaster Brown moved that he be in
structed To 90 to Ocean View and pitch twenty
tents and flies. and that the camp go down Dy
boat and carry the drum corps along
Major Brander offered as an Amendment
the same motion with the exception tnat ne
wanted the drum corps to stay at nome.
Major Evans moved to postpone the wnole
matter indefinitely.
The motions Of Comrades Brander and
Evans were withdrawn and Comrade Bowery
moved that the quartermaster he ordered to
purchase fifty tickets from the Virginia
Steamboat Company.
Major Brander offered as an amendment
that A committee of three be appointed to
report next Friday evening the best terms
under which the members can be accommo-
dated in the hotel at Ocean View, leaving
here either by boat or by rail July 18th.
The motion of Major Brander was carried
by II vote of to 7.
Comrades Brander. Winston and Crump
were appointed members Of that commit
tee.
Comrade Evans moved that the members
who are willing TO go report thor names by
Thursday evening TO Ouartermaster Brown
and that the camp proceed TO Ocean View by
the steamer Ariel The motion was with
drawn and Quartermaster Brown stated that
he was willing 10 purchase fifty tickets
for transportation on the steamer Ariel on his
own responsibility.
The Adjutant was directed toannounoe in
the daily papers that all those who are willing
to 90 will give their names to the Quarter
master by next Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

ATLANTA. Ga. July S.-OAicers Of this city
have lust unrayeled the mystery connected
with the murder Of DR.. A. " Sloane, which
occurred in McDonough. this State. several
months ago. They have arrested Ben Bliyin 8
a negro pastor of Methodist church in Nc
Donough and Henry Harrison and jim
Schafer. two Of the deacons of the church. for
the murder Blivins. according 10 the confes-
sion of one of the men, did the shooting. the
other two being in his company. Ii is thought
by the detectives that the murder was con-
spiracy on the part OF the members Of the
church. The prisoners will be kept IN Jail in
this CITY. as they would be in danger OF being
lynched if returned % McDonough.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Not to BE BluTed.

A young saleswoman in dry goods store.
who had just sold quantity Of goods to a
lady, asked;
"Will you have the goods sent or take
them with your"
DO you expect that am going to carry
a bundle like that'" asked the shopper in
dignantly.
"Oh, no, madam" answered the sales
woman, mistress OF herself. 81 supposed
your carriage was ut the door and that You
might prefer to take your purchase with
you"
And she scored one on the victorious side.
Detroit Free Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
To Succeed Mayor HanckeI.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, July s.-lSpecial. !
At the regular meeting of the city council last
evening Mr. G. ID. Fishburne was elected 10
fill the vacancy caused by the election of Mr.
Louis r. Hanckel. mayor.
Mayor Hanckel read his first message. He
urged immediate and effective consideration
of the sewer question and fairer treatment of
the newer parts of the city, where nothing
had been done in the way of street improve
ment. though taxable values had largely in
creased and the revenues of the city had been
augmented on that account.
On motion of Alderman Tyson tax of go
o day was imposed on all merry-go -rounds.
Professor Minors summer law class opened
yesterday with eighty-three students.
As soon as the plans for the Monticello
Guard srmory are ready the work of erection
will begin under the direction of the building
committee of the city council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
The Kepublicans OrCanIze.

PETERSBURG. Va, July ESPECIAL. The
Republicans Of Petersburg held meeting to-
night and organized the CITY Republican
Campaign Club, with $50 members. Captain
Z. A. Goodwin was elected president.
A cabegram was received here to-day an
nounciug the safe arrival Of Mr.. Morris Levy
and Mrs. Alexander Myers. of this city, at
Hamburg, Germany. this morning. They
will be gone about three months.
A party of young men will leave here to-
morrow or a yacht for Old Point for two
weeks cruise.
Mr.. Emmett T. Berry, for many years ser
geant of the police force here. died this after
noon of cancer Of the stomach at his home
in this city At the time of his death be was
an employee in the Pension Office at Wash
ingtOp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Damaging Ralns-Temperance Sentiment

CHAsf Cry. Va. July Especial. Con
slant rains have damaged crops and delayed
work of all kinds very much.
The Episcopal church building has been
newly painted.
Rev. j. II. Newbill and family left for West
Point few days since. lie will take charge
OF female school there.
Professor Thomas w. Smith widely and
fayorably known AS an educator, with COM
petant corps of teachers. will have charge
of the Male Academy here. The school will
bs run on the co-educstion plan. both male
and female students being admitted
The Boydton Alliance has surrendered its
charter, choosing not TO obey political orders.
Among the many guests at the Mineral
Hotel is Mr. Webb, the well-known ship
builder of New York, with his wife and
dsughter-in-lGw.
Temperance sentiment is growing here
every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
A sneech for the Occaslon.

A birthday gift was given to a wife by
her husband and three children. The
Youngest, a little ten-year-old, was APP
pointed to make the speech OF presenta-
ton. She did it after much preparation
for the OCCASION and this was the form it
took:
Dear mamma, this gift is presented to
you by your three children and your one
husband. "-London Iit-Bits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
A New Bank-Confederate Monument

BuRKsvILLR. Va, July Especial IA new
with Mr. H. 4. Bardwell as president j. d.
Bradshaw. vice. president; and j. ID. Hughes
rs cashier
The citizens of Nottoway are oongratulstipg
THr TiMEs on the manly fight made in behalf
of Cleveland. and all agree that no paper in
the State of Virginia deserves as much credit.
The Nottoway Confederate Memorial Associ-
alton met at Nottoway Courthouse July It'll,
and awarded the building of the monument
TO j. II. Brown, Esq The monument is 10
be erected in front of the courthouse door.
On the top will be private Confederate
soldier with his gun at parade rest. The
building committee are Colonel w. 9. JEFF
fress, Judge William ii. Mann. Il. s. Hurt,
E S. Dean and Joseph T. Leatb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
ALswn Party-The Third Par.y.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. Va. July e.
Especial J. lawn party was held here on the
9TH under the auspices of the Maysville Baptist
Sunday school, which proved to be very
enjoyable affair. Refreshments were served
in the courthouse. instrumental and vocal
music, we'll rendered. also contr uted to the
entertainment Of those who participated.
Democrats are enthusiastic over the presi.
dental ticket and Will organize thoroughly
for the campaign. The Third party has but
little following. and will cut but poor figure
In Buckingham. There is some dsaffection
in the Republican ranks
Crops are looking well and the farmers are
expecting large returns. The wheat crop ia
tho best harvested for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Grass and Grain Crops

SkIUpA. Va. july 8 Especial. Grass and
grain harvesting is about over in this section
aud the yield Of the former Is most satisfac.
tory both in quantity and quality. while
that OF whea. Is as unusually excelle nj as the
acreage. was unusually small The oat crop
Is very light.
Mr.. X. Is. Segsr had tho misfortune To lose
his little daughter, Mary Loe, from meningi-
tbs. on Tuesday
Mr., J. Randolph Segsr was married to Miss
Ada Brushwood few DAYS AGO at Harmony
village. Rev. j. Ii. Barnes officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July s.-A wall 800 feet
long and thirty feet high. running along the
south side of the Newport News railroad yard
toppled and fell from the pressure of earth
against it this morning The Pullman car
Savannah. In which Conductors Hunter and
was crushed aud the three men were killed.
Several other cars were also wrecked The
bodies of the three men have not yet been re-.
covered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Accidentally Shot in the Hand

NORFOLK. Va. July ESPECIAL. While
NJ Church Lewis was showing friend to-
day how to unload hammerless Smith 4
Wesson thirty-two calbre pistol il went OF
the ball crashing through the palm OF Lewis
left hand INJECTING very serious wound.
Preston Grimstead WAS arrested here today
and taken to Norfolk county to answer
charges of breach of promise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
The Honest Dealer.

Dealer-If you want TO shine in society,
You buy dis suit | sell him for ten tollar.
Customer-All right, I'll take 'em.
Dealers Little Boy some moments after
Wy you sell dot suit so cheap
Dealer-In Won week dot suit will be all
shiny.-Good News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
WASN'T Used to IL.

Tailor Shears-I lost a good customer
last week by death.
Tailor Cutter-What was the matter
with himl
Tailor Shears-Had fit.
Tailor Cutter-Mercyl Died Of the shock,
| supposef-Chicago News Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Absurd.

In Chicago. Miss Porker-And 30 your
engagement with Mr. Backbay Is at an
end. How did il happen,
Miss Lakeside-Why, he said he wanted
20 have a grand wedding. as 1t was an az
fair that comes only once in persons
life
Miss Porker dndignantly)-The idea
Harvard Lampoon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
An Awkward Apology.

He-The Fraulien has been yawning
several times; that is not very fattering
for me-
She-Ohl beg you thousand pardons;
| had quite forgotten that you were here.
--Fliegende Batter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Il III Suitable?

Mrs. Totling-rm going TO make me a
bath robe
Mrs. Dimling-Are you2
yes. have bought the loveliest piece
Of watered silk for the purpose detroit
Free Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

Mrs Gray 10 bashful youth)-Ahl here
you are, Mr. Mild Why did we not see
you at the concertY
Bashful Youth desperately in lowell
--was-a-a-readlng.
Chorus Of Yoices-What were you read
ing2 "SheW-Exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

LEXINGTON. VA. July Especial. During
ms remarks before the district auxiliary OF
t9e Worlds Fair here on Tuesday. Captain j.
n. II. Figgatt surprised some Of the best IN.
formed people here by reading letter from
hr. frederick Johnson. welLknown through.
Out Virginia, stating that no had found at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

The first orphan to be. entered at the new
Baptist Orphanage IN Salem was Grover
Cleveland Sheets of Augusta county. aged
four years. Saturday last. he was put on tho
train with big tag around bis neck, on which
was written. Grover Cleveland Baptist
Urphanage, Salem. Va" and several times st
dinerent points three cheers for Grover were
given by those who read the tag. He arrived
safely and was turned over TO superintendent
HOLIDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
Her Sacrifice

He-Darling, II give you such an ex.
pensiye engagement ring we can't set
married so soon.
She-Never mind, dear For your sake
can wait.-Harper's Dazar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
A Doubtful Recommendation.

your milk is perfectly pure, is it'"
asked the new customer Of the milkman
Eyes, indeed, ma'am," replied the vend-
err; / assure you it's milk of the first water
-er, Imean it's warranted fresh and pure
-Pittsburg Dispatch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
A Slight Error.

"You were out again last night" said
the wife reproachfully at breakfast
''To be candid with you" he replied. Il
wasn't. was in just fourteen dollars
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
A Suggestion.

Borely-Mercy, but this is hot day.
Carton anxious for a chance to propose)
1t is indeed, Borely. Why don't you go
down and sit in the icehouse for an hour
or two2 You'd enjoy it very much. Ethel
and / will wait for you here.-Harper's
Razar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WARRINGTON. d. c., July s.-For yir.
RIM GINA: Fair Saturday; southerly winds.
thlR probably followed By showers sunday
morning.
- For North Carolina; Fair; southerly
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
His Only Chance.

Banks-Can't you suggest some way In
which can get better looking picture'
Photographer-Not unless you can get
somebody else to sit for you.-Someryille
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

Range o. the thermometer at The TINES
Office YESTERDAY. July s, is92:
GA H.. a: ls NJ. n; ?. NJ. 70; 8 7. ~, n;
7. NJ. ~; midnight, %. Average 1i7s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

Stevens. Csrwin & Co.. exporters and inn
pOrters of general merchandise at 40 Pearl
street. New York. assigned yesterday TO
George II. Sergent with preference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JuLr D. isa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
PORT or RICHMOND. JrLY $, 1872.


ARRIVED
Schooner Dora Allison, Rose. New York. plss-
ter and cement. Warner Moore 4 10.
SAILED
Schooner Ed Lameyer. Beals. New Bedford.
pig iron. J. \. Gordon, agent, vessel Curric h
Co.
LAMBERT's POINT. JULr :. isss
COALED.
Steamship Wesrdale, Tampa, Stettin.
ARRIVED.
Barges Antelope and Investigator
LOADED.
Barges Antelope. Boston; Investigator. 10
boken
PORT OF WEST POINT. JuLY 8, 1902
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. passengers and general
cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09
THE DOUBTFULSThTES.
Interesting Views Of a Political Expert IA to
the November Election.

Interesting Views OF a Political Expert IA to
the November Election.
No national contest since 1856 ever opened
with so many States more or less lou otlul az
does the contest of 1892. Party organs. true
to the traditions. figure up nearly cutie
enough certain electoral votes 10 elect their
respective candidates aud give two or three
states ~ doubtful. Some of them know bet.
ter. but they dare not confess the truth. and
they e ure simply 10 inspire confidence in
their parties.
How many States are doubtful in the OPEN
ing of the great battle of 1922 The State TO
which attaches some serious element Of doubt
to-day may not be doubtful two OF four
months hence but wise leaders will look
every weak point in their lines squarey IN the
face and struggle to strengthen and save il.
OF the States which voted for Cleveland in
1884, when be was defeated by Harrison, the
following may be justly classed as doubtful
to-day:
Connecticut .......... West Virginia. 6
orth Carolina........1ii
South CarolIna........ " TotaL................3 81
The following States. which voted for HRr-
rson IN 1858. when lie was elected over Cleye-
land are doubtful to-day:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

The following States. which voted for Har
rison in 1853 when lie was elected over Cleye
land. are doubtful today.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-09
T AN GER.

Wojny domowe wniejednem
pa6stwie dawa}y }upu zadnym
sasiadom juz czesto pozadana
sposobnosc wmieszania sic W
sprawy wewnetrzne tego pan
stwa, a czesto nawet do zabra-
MIA &C. Podobny los grozi o.
becnie, zdaje sic Tangerowi W
Afryce, kt6rego sultan wed1ug
wczorajszych telegram6w ME
moze sprostac powstahcom.
Niebezpiecze6stwo po1ozenia
powiekszaja zamieszkall W MIN
europejczycy, kt6rych zwierz-
chnicze rzady, korzystajac re
s}abosci su}tana, predzej czy
p6zniej wkrocza do tego kraju,
s1umia W MIN powstanie, ale
juz ME wyjda Tangeru, je-
dynie tylko dla bezpieczehstwa
swych poddanych. Fakt to,
gdzie dw6ch sic bije, zwykle
korzysta trzeci.
Rzady zagraniczne czesto
korzystaja wojen domowych,
kt6re pokryjomu nieraz same
wszczynaja. Tax wspiera4 Bi-
smark pruskimi pieniedzmi
paryzkich komunard6w 1871r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-09

York zosta}y urzedowo pokoh-
czone zebraniem sic zorganl-
zowaniem komitetu Rampant
W Saratoga, N. ". wyznaczo-
nego przez prezYdenta komi-
tetu Stanowego, pana Edwarda
Murphy jr. Przewodniczacym
sta}ym obrano wicegubernato'
ra Williama F. Sheehana z
Buffalo, kt6rego kr6tka, ale
wanna nova usuns}a wszelkie
watpliwosci co do tego, ze Hill,
lisci cafym swym wp1ywem
beda popierali Clevelanda.
Powiedzia} on. ze CO tylko
zdo}a, uczyui, aaeby NewYork
pozyskac W Listopadzie dla
Clevelanda i Stevensona i spo
dziewa sic dzielnej pomocy re
strony komitetu.
Orkan W MinnesOcie.
Ze St. Paul, Mimi, donosza
o strasznej bury, kt6ra ma
wiedzila Stan Minnesota. Bu-
rza ia przesz}a cd South Da-
kota przez ca}y Stan Mime
sofa, az do Wisconsin. Po dro-
DE drzewa obala}a, domy bu
rzy}a, niezmierne zrzadza4a
szkody ma polu, W miastecz-
kach i lasach. w st. Paul i
Minneapolis gwa}towna ulewa
W nocy zrzadzi}a znaczne szko.
dy i piorun uderzy} W kilka
dom6w, a nadto i wiatr siln1
niema}o szkody poczynis. W
powiatach Lincoln i Yellow
Medicine, W kt6rych, zdaje sic,
burza szala}a najwiecej, szko-
de obliczaja ma pol miliona
dolar6w. w Marshall kosci6}
luteradski zostas porwany W
gore, przewr6cony, i dachem o
ziemie rzucony, zupe}nie roz-
bity. Z5udowany by} zesz}ego
roku. Opr6cz tego DUO innych
dom6w W podobny spos6b 20,
sta}o zburzonych. Prawie
wszystkie szyby W p61nocnej
czesci tego miasta zosta1y po'
t}uczone, a ziarnka gradu ca
lowe / postoracalowe pokry'
wa}y ulice ma znaczna gIubosf'
Trzech Polak6w zosta1o zab;.
tych W Lake Slay, Lincoln
county, 20 mil cd Marshall.
Z r6znych stron Stanu do.
nosza o podobnych spustosze.
mach. Szkode W Stanie zrza-
dzona obliczaja ma najmniej
million dolarow. w czesci Sta.
nu Wisconsin, a takze i W cze.
Sci Stanu Illinois r6wniez bu.
RIA zrzadzi}a szkody, miano.
wicie z Green Bay, Wis. i
Nashville, ILL.,, donosza o stra-
sznej bury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-09
~ O. 1876
Telesramy ZagraniGzne.

(CaprfyfegO StanOwisko nieza
chwiane. cesarza Will
helma.-zydzi uciekaja Argen-
tyny. Nova krolOwej Wiktoryi
przy otwarciu mic ME znaezacegO
parlamentu. Cholera filOksera i
wybory we Francyi. = Podjecie
budowy kana}u Panama. = Eks-
plozya W kOsciele W Rzymie. =
Cholera W ROsyi.- ROsya ii Pa
mir Zajscie W Astrabadzie'-
POWstanie W MarOkkO cOraz gro
zniejsze).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-09
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
ROzpOczecie kampanii.

Demokraci rozpoczua kan.
pania Stanowa i krajowa dnia
s wrzesnia W Springfield albo
W Decatur. Miejsce ME jest
jeszcze ostatecznie wybrane.
Wczoraj odby}o sic regularne
posiedzenie demokratycznego
komitetu centralnego Stano.
wego i ma MEM uchwalono
kampania rozpoczac dnia Sgo
wrzesnia.
(Dok na str. 4tej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-09
T0Jegramy ZOiqSk~ prasy 3
daia 8 sierpnia 1892.
Nienlcy.

correspondent berli1ski do
standards" pisze, ze pog1oski
rzekomej dymisyi Caprivie-
go o objeciu jego stanowlska
przez niemieckiego posfa W
Londynie hrabiego Hatfield
sa uwazane w Berlinie "a plon-
ne.
Cesarz Wilhelm przyby}
dzisiaj z Anglii do WiIhslm-
shaven. Przejezdzajac mimo
wyspy Norderney zatrzymaf
sic cesarz, by zobaczyc trzech
swych syn6w przepedzajacych
lato na tel wyspie.
Do Bremerhaven przyby{o
Argentyny $50 zydowskich IA
mllii W op}akanym stanle.
Wielka Brytania.
Dzisiaj odczytano W Izbie
wyzszej move kr6lo~ej WI
ktoryi otwierajaca 26ty parla-
ment "a jej panowania. Wy
razono W niei, re o5ecny par
lament zostal zgromadzony ma
mocy proklamacyi kr6lowej Z
dnia % czerwca, kt6ra dano
dymisye by}emu parlamento-
vi. Ale by1y parliament za}a-
twill wszystkie sprawy dla te-
go ME potrzebuje sobie obec-
ny, W tax niezwyk}ej porze ro-
ku zwo4any parliament zada-
wac trudu rozpatrywania Ia
kwestyi fnansowych lub pra-
wnych. Gdy przyszly parla-
ment zostanie o zwyk}ym cza-
sic zwo}any, bedzie m6g} zajae
sic sprawami S, cyalnymi i We
wnetrznymi kr6lestwa W dro-
DE pozytecznego prawodaw-
-stwa, po kt6rej zaczeto kro-
czy6 W przesz}ych posiedze-
mach.
Komis are niosacy move
krolowej zebrali sic o godzinie
2giej W wyzszej Iabie, gdzio
zajef swe miejsca.
Po przeczytaniu mowy od-
roczy4y sic obie Izby do 4tej
godziny, poczem zebra}y sic W
komplecie. Galerye byly "a
pelnione publicznoscia. Jesz-
cze raz odczytano move, kto-
rel zako6czenie przyje}a par
tya liberalna szemraniem.
Gladstone przybyf dzisiai 0
11tej pred po}udniem do Lon
dynu mia} zaraz po przyby-
ciu rozmowe przyw6dcami
partyi liberalnej. Zdrowie je-
go poprawi}o sic znacznie.
Ma posiedzenie parlamentu
przyby1 przy rozpoczeciu O.
brad mad adresem dziekuja-
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zy} zwyk}a W tym razie przy-
siege i dozna} gorqcego przyje
cla przez sWycn lsCronhlkoW'
Nova Bartona proponujaca
adres j nova Crossa popiera-
jaca ten wniosek mine}y pra-
vie niepostrzezenie. Izba po-
ruszy}a sic dopiero ma popraw-
ke Herberta Henryka Asquith
opiewajaca, re Izba ME posia-
da zaufania rzadu. Poprawke
te przyjsli / liberalni g2oSnem
dlugo trwaisccm poparciem.
Asquith wyrazl sic, ze obecny