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The morning call., 1893-05-09
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUBS.
Getting Ready for the Great Conven-
tiOn at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S.-DeIegates to
the convention Of National Republican
clubs are coming in on every train The
State League convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock tomorrow, and then
the National League convention will be
called to order. 1t is probable that an ad-
jCurnment Will be had on Wednesday aft
ernOoa in order that the delegates may at
tend the Derby.
massmeeting will be held in Ptnnix
Hill Park on Wednesday night, when each
State will be represented by cnA speaker
a business session will be held on Thurs
day morning. and on Thursday afternoon
the annual convention of the American
Republican College League will be held.
The Woman's Republican Association of
the United States will also hold conven-
tion, but the exact time is not fixed
1t is likely that there will be a spirited
fight for the position of secretary of the
National League. Among the prominent
candidates is A. j. Lever OF Spring
field, III.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
MUST NOT NEEDLE.
The Emperor Begins the Fight Upon
the Clerics,

NEW YORK. May S-A cable from Metz
to morning paper says: The Emperor
has addressed a letter 10 the Bishop Of
Metz III which he finds fault with the atti-
tude OF that prelate in introducing to the
Pope body of pilgrims from Lorraine. In
his speech the Bishop told the Pope that
the Catholics of Lorraine were grieYed to
see him prisoner in the Vatican.
THE letter says: The Emperor learns
with regret that one of the princes of the
church In Germany should have used lam
guage so unjust to Italy, language which is
almost an outrage to King Umberto, but
the Emperor believes that the Bishops
words are in advance of his opinions and
for this reason does not wish to use ex-
treme measures. supposing a word Of
warning will suffice. At the same time
his Majesty forbids any German cleric to
meddle in political affairs"
The morning call., 1893-05-09
NO RIGHT HERE.
Alleged Chinese Actors to Be Sent
Home Again.


TACOMA, May s.-The 295 alleged Chi
nese actors and merchants were to-day
turned over to the steamship Victoria,
which brought them over, to be deported
TO China by order of Collector Wasson,
The Wah Yung Company Of Chicago,
which is Importing actors. sent telegram
to the steamship agents TO hold the ship
twenty-four hours, and that it would fur
nish proof sufficient to land the coolies.
The agents wired back that they would
detain the vessel twenty-iour hours for
$1,000. To this message no reply has been
received, but it is thought that the vessel
will be detained.
PORTLAND, May s.-The steamer Hay
tien Republic arrived th is morning from
Vancouver, b. c., with TWEEN ty-one CHI
namen and III japanese.
Collector Lotan has landed 155 of the
Chinese on The steamer Danube. There
are 457 still on the vessel, about half Of
whom have been examined ana rejected.
Those rejected, 1t Is understood, will az
Dlv TO the courts for permission 10 land.
VANCOUVER. b. c.. May s-The bark
entine Tacoma left this evening for Port
land with 800 Chinese, brought by the
steamship Empress Of China.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
SENATORIAL JUNKETERS
Will Swing Around the Territories
for Good Time.

WASHINGTON, May S.-Senator Faulk-
ner, Chairman of the Committee on Terri
tories, has selected. in addition to himself,
Senators Hill, Platt. Bate and Davis rs a
subcommittee to investigate the condition
OF the Territories now seeking admission
TO the Union. Senators Bate and Davis
cannot 60, but the remainder of the COM
mlttee, accompanied by Assistant Ser
geant-at-arms Read will start from CHI
cago on June 10 and be gone about five
Weeks
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CARLISLE HAS CONFIDENCE.
A Firm Belief That He Can Meet all
Trouble.

WASHINGTON. May S-The gold situa-
lion remains about the same and gives
little or no concern to the officials of the
Treasury Department. They feel absolute
confidence in the ability of the administra-
tion to handle the question without alarm
TO the country or detriment to the public
credit. Secretary Carlisle is quoted as say
Ing that The situation was entirely satisfac-
tory and that he had assurances that the
New York banks would aid the depart
ment II the necessity arose, but he did not
believe such help would be necessary.
ST. LOUIS. May S.-The ST. Louis banks
nave come to tie aid of the United S ates
treasury and tomorrow over s., 600, COO in
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IS MOST SERIOUS.
The Province of Rio Grande do Sui
Ready to Rise,

LONDON. May S.-A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro SAYS a financial crisis prevails in
that city. Both the insurgents and the
Government are claiming victory in the
battle foughton Saturday near Uruguayaua
in Rio Grande do Sui.
VIENNA. May S.-Private advices from
Brazil indicate that the rebellion in Rio
Grande de Sui is more serious than the
Government is willing to admit. The
rebels are supported by all of the better
class in the province, not excepting the
landed proprietors and merchants, and
one decisive rebel victory would cause the
entire population to desert the Government.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.
The Question to Be Left to Conven-
ton of Rabbis.

ST. PETERSBURG, May s.-The Russian
Government proposes to convene COM
mission of Jewish rabbfs in September
next 10 take the whole Jewish question
into consideration and assist in bringing
1t to a settlement.
VIENNA, May S.-Herr RozwadovskI, a
member of the Austrian Reishsrath. who
owns land in Russian Poland, where he
occasionally spends some time. has been
expelled from.Poland with his family by
the Russian authorities.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
MANUEL GONZALES DEAD.
He Was the Man Chosen by Diaz as
His Successor.


CITY OF MEXICO, May S.-General Man
uel Gonzales, ex-Pres,dent of this republic
and Governor of the State Of Guanaiuanto,
died here this afternoon in great agony,
Death was caused by chronic diabetes.
His death will have no effect on pclttics.
General Manuel Gonzales was born in
Tamaulipas in 1885 He was bound to q
mercantile career. but relinquished it to
enter the army, and was one of the lead
ers in the various attempts to overthrow
the successive Mexican Governments.
which occurred so frequently prior to 1876.
At the end of President Diaz's first term of
Office in 1876 General Gonzales was elected
his successor. serving as President until
December, 1884. He then retired to his
hacienda, and des pite the fact that ne had
twice pundered the public treasury to
enrich himself, was chosen Governor of
the State in which he lived, and continued
in office up 10 the day of his death.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
DO NOT KNOW HIM.
Nobody Lays Claim to George NJ.
wellington.

BosToN, May S.-Regarding the dispatch
from San Francisco, dated May 8, stating
that man named George NJ. Wellington.
claiming Boston as his home, had left for
this city. after having escaped from
Mexican prison, where he had languished
ten years for killing man, an inyestiga-
ton shows that the Wellingtons in this
city and vicinity know no such person, ana
the Mexican Central Railway, in whose
employ the dispatch claimed the man had
been, stated that it had no record of such
-
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ing on the inside of the calf of the right
leg, but none on the temple.
AT 3 o'clock Undertaken Kipp drove up
TO the prison. He procured the prison
physicians certificate of the cause of
Harris' death, and then drove into the
prison grounds. In the wagon was a
highly polished oak casket which was
carried into the death chamber where the
body of Harris. dressed in dark snit Of
prison made goods. reposed upon table.
The body was placed in the casket, but the
undertaken refused to disclose the plans
for the disposition of the body.
The silver plate upon the cover of the
casket contained this inscription: Gar
lyle .W. Harris, murdered May s. 1898.
aged % years months 15 days. We
would not if we had known"
The morning call., 1893-05-09
SEEKING PEA CE.
But the Santa Fe Is More Ready for
War Than Ever,

CHICAGO, May S.-Strong efforts are
being made by all concerned in the Colo
rado railroad war TO patch up peace, and
neither the Rock Island nor the Buring-
ton is disposed to begin active hOstilities
until they see the outcome of the attempted
reconciliation. The Atchison made a
sweeping reduction to-day by announcing
q rate from Denver to Leadville, Aspen
and G!enwood Springs of % cents.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
GRESHAM ON WATCH.
A Warship Will Probably Be Sent to
Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The disturbed
condition OF affairs in Nicaragua will
probably result in the United States send
Ing war vessel to the west coast of that
country. Action is being considered by
Secretary Gresham, but no information
has been received at the State Department
concerning the uprising since Consular
Agent Holmes wired Secretary Gresham
last week that serious outbreak had oc-
CURED,
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RESERVED LANDS.
A Decision Affecting Spanish and
Mexican Grants.


WAsHTNGToN, May Sin the case of
the Tumacaconi Mexican grant, within
the Gadsden purchase in Arizona, the
Secretary Of the Interior has decided that
the cightieth section of the act of July %.
1854, applied to Mexican and Spanish land
grants in Arizona, and lands to the extent
OF claims made before tie Surveyors
General of those Territories were placed
by law inreservaton until the final act of
Congress confirming or rejecting the
claims. Final action, however, is now
delegated to the court of private land
claims, consequently the reservation Will
continue until final action by that court.
This decision reverses that of the COM
missioner and forbids him to open lands
claimed by grantees to settlement
The morning call., 1893-05-09

ready for placing by August l. The guns
for San Francisco. he sad, would be ready
by January /, 1894. When asked what the
Dynamite Gun Company proposed to do
about the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius.
Schuyler stated that his company was
awaiting the action of the Secretary of the
Navy on the report of the board of navy
officers which witnessed the recent Vesu-
vus trials at Port Royal. This report.
Schuyler said. was still in the hands Of
Secretary Herbert.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
SMITH TO FIGHT DEnPSEY.
Articles Signed for the Contest Before
the Coney Island Club.

BosToN, May 8.-Billy Smith today
signed an agreement 10 box Jack Dempsey
al the Coney Island Athletic Club on June
so under Queensberry rules, with five
ounce gloves. for $4,000, $500 to go to the
winner and $500 to the loser. The princi-
pals are not to exceed 142 pounds each in
weight, ana the forfeit is $500.
PORTLAND, May SACK Dempsey has
decided to accept the Coney Island Clubs
contract for the Smith fight. He has re-
eeived $500 for expenses, and thinks they
would not send money unless they had
secured Smith.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Broke Through a Rridce.

HAVANA, May s.-A dispatch from
Abrens. in the District of Cienfuegos,
says that to-day locomotive and four
freightcars, loaded with laborers. broke
through bridge near that town. Two
bodies have been taken from the wreck
and twenty or thirty more arc believed to
be still under the debris.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
HOKE HARD AT WORK.
Correcting Some Abuses in Yellow
stone National Park.

stone National Park.
WASHINGTON. May S.-Secretary Hoke
Smith to-day gave hearing to all parties
interested in hotel and transportation priv
ileGes In the Yellowstone National Park.
Tho most important question under discus
sion was the custom of the Narthern Pa
chic Railroad Company to issue tickets
bearing coupons good only at certain
specified hotels and on one transportation
line, thereby giving them monopoly of
tho railroad business. These and several
other questions have given rise to many
complications, which Secretary Smith de-
sires to adjust at once, hence his notice to
all Interested parties to appear to-day. 1t
is understood that a decision covering the
whole matter will soon be reached.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
LOVES A CIRCASSlAN.
And He Will Marry Her, as He
Ic

LONDON. May S.-The Moscow corre-
spGndent of the Daily Chronicle says:
II IS rumOred that Grand Duke George,
second son of the Gar, has become euam-
ored of pretty Circassian telegraph clerk
in the Caucasus, where he has been stay
ing for his health. He is determined to
marry her. His parents are annoyed, but
they are expected to give their sanction, as
the Grand Duke is not expected to recover,
The morning call., 1893-05-09
rlichael Davitt Resigns.

LONDON, May S.-Michael DAvitt, anti
Parnelite member for Northwest Cork,
has resigned his seat in Parliament, owing
10 bankruptcy. Davitt's financial troubles
were caused by the costs attendant upon
the North Meath election contest.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Entertained the Dutch Officers.

New YORK. May S.-The officers of the
Dutch warship Van Speyk were enter
tanned at dinner by The ST.. Nicholas So
ciety tonight. Among the speakers were
Bishop Potter and ex-Secrelary Benjamin
F. Tracey.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Spurgeon is Coming.

LONDON. May S.-Rev. Thomas Spur
geon Will sail from Auckland, n. l., for
San Francisco May 20. He will pass sew
eral days in Chicago aud assist Dwight
Moody in his evangelical work in that city,
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Samoa,s Government

BERLIN, May Sat the Colonial Office
it is stated that the powers party to the
Samoan treaty have accepted the resiena-
tion of Chief Justice Cederkrantz and
Baron Won Pilsach, president of the muni-
cipal council.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Lincoln,s Secretary Dead.

WASHINGTON. May S.-News comes from
Martinshurg. w. Va, of the death of
Colonel Ward II. Lamon. President Lin
coins private secretary and The author of
the life of the martyred President.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
He Was PreIate and I ord

LONDON. May S.-BarOn Petre, other
wise Right Rev. William Joseph Petre,
who is member of the British House of
Lords and domestic prelate to the Pope at
Rome is dead
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No More PiIgrimaqes.

ROME, May S.-Pilgrimages will be suS-
pended during June, July and August on
account of influenza. More than $4,000
cases of the disease are reported in the
city,
The morning call., 1893-05-09
DYNAMITE GUNS.
They VIII Be Mounted in San Fran
cisco Neyf Iaut.orx

CISCO Next January.
NEW YORK, May S.-1he long-delayed
dynamite defense guns for the ports OF
New York and San Francisco are nearing
completion. To reforter S. ID. Schuy-
ler, vice-presldent of the Pneumatic Dyna-
mite Gun Company, said his company
hoped to have the guns for Sandy Hook
The morning call., 1893-05-09
LUNING ALL RIGHT.
He Has Arrived at New York on
His Way Home.

New YORK, May s.-John NJ. Luning,
the young Californian who was reported
to have gone insane on board his yacht,
the Alert. at Nice, in January, arrived on
the steamer Berlin to-day. His friends
say that he has recovered from his indis-
position
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Died in His Canital.

BERLIN, May S-Prince Adolphus of
Sehaumburg-Lippe died to-day in Bucken-
burg, the capital of Schaumburg-Lippe.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
European Vines Injured.

VIENNA, May s.-Heavy frosts have
greatly injured the vines in the wine dis
trlcts of Austria. Switzerland aud France.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Death of BiSmarck's Brother.

BERLIN. May S.-Privy Councillor Won
Bismarck, eldest brother of the ex-Chan.
eell0I, is dead.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Austrian Wheat Safe

VIENNA, May S,-The long drought in
Austria has been broken and the wheat
crop placed beyond all danger.
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Ruskin for Laureate.

LONDON. May s.-Gladstone has offered
the post OF poet laureate to the distin-
guished art critic and writer, John Raskin.
The morning call., 1893-05-09
Russia and the Vatican

ROME, May S.-Russia has communicated
to the Pope her intention to send perma-
nent Minister to The Vatican.
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gold will he handed to the Sub-Treasury
in exchange for treasury and national
bank notes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
IN EXCITING RUN4WAY.
Marriage of Mr.. Temple to Miss Hammer
to Take Place in April.

DANvILLE, VA, Feb. 25.-special.-
An exciting runaway on Main street this
Afternoon was a somewhat serious affair.
A horse being driven by Messrs. p. y.
Holland anu Wallace Epperson to two
wheeled cart. became frightened and ran
down Main street at a breakneck speed.
The Young men were thrown from the
vehicle, and both were bruised. but not
seriously hurt. The horse ran into a
crowd of people who had been attracted
TO the middle Of the street by the per-
Torrance of an Italian organ-grinder.
A boy named Landon Smith was knocked
down and seriously hurt. Willis Stewart.
a colored man, was also badly hurt, his
shoulder being dislccated.
The marriage of Miss Anime Hammer,
of Lynchburg, well-known in the musical
circles of Richmond. TO Mr. George q.
Temple, city treasurer Of D9nville. has
been announced TO take place early IN
April next. Mr.. Temple is one OF the
most popular young men in Danville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
The Virginia Hustlers.

A meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the Travellers Protective Association
Virginia Division, was held at Murphys
hotel last night. A communication from
the national president, asking. the Nlr-
ginia division TO enter into n protest
against a bill recently introduced into
Congress by Mr.. Tucker. of Virginia,
giving the States and District the right
TO levy taxes for license upon CONNER
cial travellers. The board appointed
committee 10 frame a letter TO be ad-
dressed TO our Congressman setting 1ortn
the opposition Of the Association 10 this
measure. The report Of the committee
Is 10 be submitted TO meeting or the
board 70 be held Wednesday evening
next. when final action Will be taken
and the sentiment of the Association
will be communicated 70 all OF the Con-
gressmen from this state.
The next annual convention or the Ma
4ional Association will be held at Peoria.
III. on June 9th, 9Th. Sth and 9th. IL is
proposed to charter parlor car 10 trans
mort the delegates from this city and
such OF their friends who may wish 10
attend. After the adjournment OF the
convention the party Will go 10 the
Worlds Fair.
NAV wish 10 Join this party Will do wen
N communicate with Mr. John Il. Cul-
nener chairman OF the cGclmittee on
TRANSFORMATION and comfort. or any MEM
her ~ the board of directors. The AS
eociation continues TO grow ana mas AID
ed over 500 new members 20 its roh SINCE
January the LIST. Mr.. Culpeper was IN
Norfolk last week, and states tnat II Is
nrohabie n contingent OF travelling men
troyn that city will join the party on the
trtn ,o the convention and thence 10 the
Wor11'S Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
Nv FAVOR OF UIRE.
Tho Decision in Reference to the Jefferson
Society's Final Presidency.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Feb. %
Special.-The committee Of the faculty,
to which was submitted the question
upon which turned the political fight In
the jefferson Society, has made its re-
port, thus deciding the question OF the
final presidency. The question submitted
was that Of the moral as opposed to
the parliamentary right Of the friends OF
Mr. Cannon Zone Of the candidates. TO adj
journ the society without the transaction
of business, thus, in effect. blackballing
the friends OF Mr.. Mcclure" 1t was
agreed between the two parties TO sub
NIT this question to a committee. com
posed Of Professors Davis Berringer, to
rest the whole matter upon their de-
cision. The report Of the committee was
that the action In question was not
morally right, and. according 10 the
agreement of Mr.. Cannon, viii be for
mal,y withdrawn to-risht, leaving Mr..
McGures election unanimous. All the
elective officers will be filled by Mcclure
men at the intermediate elections which
will be held tonight.
The baseball candidates were on the
field yesterday for the first time. The
regular athletic field is stu in no condt-
ton. but the Y. NJ. G. A campus is sufii-
GENTLY dry for light practice. Captain
Smith had the pitchers loosening up their
arms, and trying the new mems batting
ability, The outlook is very encouraging
and barring misfortune, the team VIII be
n good one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
THE MOZART MUSICALE.
The New York Philharmonic Club Sup
ported by Miss Marion Weed.

The attraction offered by the Mozart
Association tomorrow night is one Of
the most superior and interesting OF the
season.
A very fine programme will be rendered
by the New York Philharmonic Instru-
mental Club assisted by Miss Marion
Weed. the delightful mezzo soprano.
This company is always welcomed by the
Mozart, as IL has reputation second TO
none which have ever appeared at the
musicales. The following select pro-
gramme will be rendered:
/. Sextetts. Op. 65 QTeinrich Hofmann),
Allegro. Andante. Composed for and ded-
icated TO the New York philharmonic
Club
2. Violoncello Solo-a. Nocturne, OPP.
o. No. CFr Chopin; b. Papillon. Butter
fly Cd. Pepper. Mr.. Paul Miersch.
3. a. Romance saint Saens); b. Spanish
Dance Oft. Cowen). New York Philhar-
monte Club.
4. Aria-"Nobn signor," from "Hugue-
nots" %. Meyerbeer). Miss Marion S.
Weed.
8. Violin solo-2d Polonaise. Op. 81
Oh. wieniawskD, Mr.. Johannes Miersch.
6. Quartette-''Varlation Op. is. No.
q. v. Beethoven, two violins, viola
and vioionceiio.
7. Flute solo-a. Adagio. 1.-THE Shep-
herds Lay in Moonlight Night" Arnold
Krug). composed for and dedicated TO
Mr.. weiner; b. Allegro "a. Ter5chafk),
Mr.. Eugene Weiner.
s. a. 'Liebestraum." Dream after the
Ball" "a. Czibulka) b. "Patrouille en-
fantine" E. GilleD, New York Philhar-
monte Club.
o. Songs-a. Romance "a. Rubinstein);
b. "Only for One" "a. Randegger), Miss
Marion S. Weed.
10 slavonic Dance. No. 8 "a. Dvorak),
New York Philharmonic Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
MONEY FOR THE INSANE
rxx NORTH CAROLINA <sYLUAD
PROVIDED FoB.
Personal Collision In the Senate Nsr-
rowiy .Averted--Caucus on the
Election Lava.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Feb. ESPECIAL
The Senate passed to-day upon It's third
and fnai reading the Appropriation bill
proyiding for the various insane asylums
Of the state. These appropriations are
very large in consequence of certain re-
nairs and Improvements to be made. The
North Carolina Insane Asylum, at Raj
eIxh. under this act gets total or Sz,VOJ
for next year. This provides Tor inc
erection OF <an ASSEMBLY dining-room,
electric light plant engineering depart
ment. etc The Morganton Insane
ASYLUM receives $1,000 appropriation in
addition TO the regular appropriation
FOR the next year, for the construction OF
similar building. The ColoTed Insane
Asylum. at Goldsboro. receives $4,000
for next year. providing for similar
improvements
The present Legislature appears 10 de-
light in undoing many things that the
last Legislature characterized by Its
Farmers Alliance tendencies did. To-
day a bill was introduced TO repeal the
resolution instructing our senators and
representatives at Washington to vote
for financial reforms demanded in the
Ocala platform.
The Senate tonight passed the substi-
tute for tbs bill which has already passed
the House repeating the charter OF the
State Farmers Alliance business agency.
This bill provides that the sCb-alliances
or persons who have contributed money
10 the agency can withdraw and demand
n refund OF the money. and provides
machinery for collecting II. II also pro-
vides that the agency shall not be used
for political purposes