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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
PRICE TWO CENTS.
A BOMB FOR THE KAISER
INFERNfL MACHINE DESIGNED FOR
HIM As WE'LL IS CAPRfVI.
Is, However, Accidentally Discovered Bs.
fore IL Reaches ffis Highnes -Germsa
Socialists Charged with sending ~.

BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-Is now appears that
Emperor William on Sunday received an
Internal machine from Orleans similar
TO the one sent Chancellor Won Caprivs.
The Internal machine sent the Emperor
was accompanied by letter. Both ma
chine and letter were delivered at the
Office OF the Emperors civil cabinet,
where some employees became suspici-
GUS OF the contents of the box. and
accidently discovered its real nature. and
soon managed to render It harmless.
1t has been learned that the Internal
machine which was sent TO Emperor
William consisted OF wooden box. such
as are used for domin0es. at one OF
which near the bottom was fixed
brass case charged with nitro sl lycerine
and so arranged as to be nIod by an
ordinary percussion cap when the box
should be opened. The remdinins space
in the box xgas filed with lolsl gun
rCwder.
Anarchist placsrds have recently been
posted in Orleans the authors OF which
are believed 20 include number Of
German Socialists, who are regarded ne
the probable senders OF the boxes -
the Emperor and Chancellor The police
OF Orleans are busly searching for Anar-
chists, who may have been guilty Of the
outrage.
LONDON. Nov. 2S.-The Anarchists OF
London declare that they will meet In
Trafalgar square in spite OF the govern
ments opposition.
More Dynamite In Dublin.
DUBLIN. Nov. 2s.-Great excitement I'm
this city was caused to-day By the
discovery Of an internal machine at the
Broadstone railway terminus here. II
contained four detonators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
A Serlnns Offence

There have been recently published IN
The Times several accounts Of the ladies'
who have been annoyed BY being accosted
and followed by men upon the streets
Three young ladies', sisters employed at
one OF the lar dry goods stores on
Broad street, -ra name Of which. with
those Of the young girls Is omitted at
the urgent request OF the firm, gave a
thrilling account OK thelr encounter with
a negro Mo day night.
They were ~ their way 10 their home In
the lower part oil me city, the girls say,
soon after dark. As they passed the t1rst
African church they saw young negro
man leaning against the fence. lie was
"A dark-skinned negro and wore a derby nat
and a light Overcoat.
lie spoke to the girls. and t1ey. becoming
frightened. ran past him. The negrO gave
chase and pursued the three maiden5 for
some distance down Broad street.
This Is the thiid event Of this kind that
ha opened recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
LOW RATIO or MORTaLTTY.
A Monument to Medical skill-Ons New
Case Of Fever.


BRUNSWICK. GA, Nov 2S.-One new
case Of yellow fever was reported To-
day, J. Il. Sutton, colored. Two patients
were discharged one white-Annie Won
Koher, and one cOlored-DIana Wallace.
There are now three. cases under treat
ment. all cO,ored. A recapitulation Of
the epidemic gives a total Of 1908 cases
that have been and are now under treat
ment; 3.2 Of these were whites. an1 go
colored. FOrty-two whites, thirteen col
ored. and one Mongolian. have died,
making the total deaths, fifty-six. fhe
ratio Of mortality is SO This ratio is
the lowest In the history Of any epidemic
and Is due 10 several causes, among them
being good sanitary condition OF the
city. and the large number Of colored
patients, whose type Of the fever was
exceedingly mild. In addition TO this, the
skilful treatment OF the dlses Sc by the
attending physicians has kept the death
rate low. Thirty-four physicians have
been connected with the epidemic, bring
ing all their skill TO bear on its effects.
The enlightenment Of recent medical dis
coverles has enabled them TO cure numer-
Gus patients.
The announcement Of one new case to-
day need cause no alarm to returning
refugees, as all houses are properly aired
and fumigated
Those who desire 20 enter Brunswick
can secure permits from Surgeon Muir
raw. II their homes are In proper condi-
ton TO receive them. Camp Detention
was to-day abolished and the last refugees
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ERIE, PA, Nov. 2S.--A disastrous freight
collision occurred about midnight near
Conneaut Onio. on the Lake Shore road.
Extra No. 95 had sdc-tracked to let
passenger train pass. and had started
across the east-bouud track, when Sec
ond no. 80 fast 1--we stock east bound,
crashed into &c, piling the engines and
over forty cars in great mass. Engineer
Joel Gaines and Fireman ". a. Kirk. of
the west-bouud train. were buried beneath
their engines and killed. Engineer Soh-
linger and Fireman William Mehtn, OF
NO. 3d. could not jump in time and wen
into the wreck. Sohlnger is internally
injured. and MehaB has both arms brok-
en- and is internally injured. Both en-
glnes and thirty cars We're demolished.
Some Of the live stock and large amount
of merchandise was destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

LONDON. nov. 28.-The new British
steam mer Sir John Hawkins. Of LIS tons.
foundered on November 18th on her hrst
vD. age from Plymouth 10 Marianople.
f4e crew we're drowned.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The schooner
Louise r. Randall, from Boston for New
York. Is ashore on the south side OF Long
Island. and the crew at dark tonight
were lashed ln the rigging with small
hopes nf living tim morning even If the
vessel holds together. The iife-savels en-
deavored all day to rescue them, but un-
availingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
nnm Ahont the Boxing Match .

A good deal OF discussion has been had
I'm this city OF late about the boxing
match for scientific points, which IS
proposed 10 be carried into effect to-mor-
row evening al Sanger Hall Mr.. VIII
liam L0efier, the lessee OF the restaurant
on the ground floor, says that thc match
IS bound TO come of In his dining room
where seats for spectators would be at a
premium.
Major John Poe. chief Of police, told
me Yesterday afternoon that the boxing
match would only be permitted 70 80 on
IL the interested parties could produce
a special permit signed by Mayor Ellyson.
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NOT T4AfBLN.
Attorncy-General Olney's Opinion in tie
Clearing House Certificate Cases.

Atforncv-(}fneral Olney's Opinion in tie
Clearing House Certificate Cases.
WASHINGTON, y. C.. Nov. &.-At-
torney General Olney has rendered the
opinion thai certain notes issued by cor
porauous clearing house certifcatesl dur
ing the recent currency famine are
not taxable 10 per cent. under the bank
ciTcua.iOn laws.
The opinion. which Is addressed TO Sec
retary Carlisle quotes the pank-tax pro-
vision Of the internal revenue law. and
says II there IS any doubt az TO the mean
Ing of the statute imposing this tax the
doub, must be resolved i'm favor Of ex-
emptiOn
The opinion was given upon clearing
house certificate from Albany. Georgia.
issued TO the First National Bank OF that
city. and the text Of which is embodied
in the opinion. The Attorney-General
says
"The paper is not signed anywhere by
the First National Bank. Il is plainly
not an instrument upon which either that
bank or the clearinghouse Association
could be sued i'm an action at common
law and "a money judgment received by
proving and introducing the paper alone
without further evidence. I'm my opinion.
therefore. the paper Is not in conflict with
the statute"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
". RfYN4L ALSO DECLINEs
He Thinks Cssimir-Psrier should Form
the French Cabinet.

PARIS Nov. 2s.-M. Raynal has de-
clined the Presidents request T. form
n cabinet declaring that he thought
CasimirPerier had necessary authority
90 form n strong cabinet
NJ. Raynal then proceeded to the resi-
dence OF VI. CaslmirPerier, after which
President Carnot again summoned
NJ Casimir-Perier
There IS no change In the cabinet situ-
alton to-day. and the air is no clearer
than yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
HAVE A SURPLUS or nEN.
Voorhees, says the strike Il Virtually over

Voorhees, says the strike IL Virtually over
SO Far as the Company i Conce nfd.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S--The follow
ing was received az the general Office
OF he Lehigh Valley Company this morn
ing:
South Betheem. Pa.-Charies Harts-
horne reports that all divisions this
morning continue to show Improvement
I'm the service. We did much better
work yesterday than Saturday an6 the
outlook is still for further Improvement.
You may consider the strike practically
over SO far as the company is con-
cerned. our ranks are filled. and we
have a surplus of men al al points, 50
that we are using only tie most capa-
Bile. ,Signed,) +. VOORHEES,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
PROBABLY BURNED 10 Death.
Seven Persons Supposed to Havo Perished
In an OIL City rire.

OIL CITY, PA. Nov. PA block bound
ed by Centre street on the north. Elm
street on the west. Railroad on the east
and by Sycamore on the south. burned to-
day. Loss. $4,000. The block was used en-
tirely for business purposes. although some
OF the upper stories were used for lodgings.
The fire originated I'm Shields restaurant,
pres umably from an over-heated range.
Mrs. H. Shields and three children, rang
ing IN ace from u 10 years, also one
dining room girl and two male boarders,
whose names cannot be learned are MISS
ing. and are supposed TO have perished IN
tie flames
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
DO !nre.rIrnl. Pre sIey'sDenth.

CHARLESTON. WA, Nov. 2s.-Judge
Jackson has ordered an Investigation in
the matter Of United states prisoner Pres
ley Jones. who died I'm jail The death
is ALLEGED in a great measure 10 be due
10 neglect and the disobedience on the
part Of the marshal Dan. Hainran 10
the Doctors ord rs The affair has created
considerable hard feeling against the sys-
tenn Of handling so many Federal prison.
ers here at one time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
THE "CoLUMBl.,sv GREAr SPEED.
According 10 tbe English standard She
IL ths Fa est In ff. World

WASliINi aN, d. G Nar - Some OF
the data c..l. led durir' la .arl trial OF
'he columbia show thai. f h 3peed Of
t.. -lp is 10 be judge lg the English
81 t1l4rd. she made the rI. rAable speed
az -4.A knots per hour, naang her the
fastest ship in the world. not only In the
well.
These data were obtained by the patent
log. which is the basis OF English speed
trials where they extend over more than
the measured mile. This instrument, at
iached 10 the Columbia, made IL appear
thai she had run 1896 knots In 81 3-f
minutes. or 2i& knots per hour But the
actual distance trayene H4s really but
about IS knots. making tha actual speed
22.S knots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Secretary Herbert Appoints His sOr-fn-Law

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 2s.-Mr
Benjamin Mlcou. Of Admission, Ala, was
to-day appointed chief CLERK Of Tie Navy
Department, by Secretary Herbert 10
succeed the late John W Hogg. hr.
MiCou is q son-in-law Of Secretary Her
bert. He Is a young lawyer, and Is sald
to be a good business man. The once Is
confidential one, and Mr.. Mieou Was
selected for this reason, without solieita-
ton Oh his part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Ericted-Tennn;s Question.

LONDON. Nov. os.-Gladstone writing
to the Mayor Of cork, IN response 10 a
resolution adopted at a recent meeting,
says that he is comforting with CHIEF
Secretary Morley regarding the rain-
statement Of cyicted tenants. This is
taken as an indication that bin dealing
with the matter viii be introduced in
Parliament
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
THE PL4Nr SYSTEM.
Annual statement ~ axes Good Showing,
Officers Elected.


SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. &.-The annual
meeting Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railroad Piant SYSTEM was held
to-day. and the following officers elected:
Directors: H. y. Plant, r. q. Erwin, II.
S. Haines, NJ. X. Jenup, B. +. Newcomer.
NJ. NJ Flagler, j. u. Estill; II. y. Plant,
president. %. S. Hanes vice-president;
r. @. Erwin. second vice-presldent and
general counsel. r.. B. Smith. secretary;
y. N0ultu Lee, treasurer; r. G. Fleming,
superintendent.
The statement for the year ending June
80. 1893. shows the following: Earnings,
Sc 0212'S9l; expenses. Helf 1919; surplus,
H.llcI@T2 Fixed charges. ti2l @i; taxes
and other payments. $l51PLG7. Total,
1888 S-5.6i Net. s1259l0j. Surplus June
20. 1892 S2l3Ss7I7. SUudry credits, SI9,-
Dt51 Total S233 1851. Total. $780, H2.7J.
Dividend Of 6 per cert declares to-day.
SGi7Ii Surplus. $23iGiS.9L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Robert Ellis Suicides.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. Nov. 2S.-Rob-
ert Ellis. OF Davis Creek. one of the best
known Democratic politicians in the dis
trict committed suicide at his home yes
terday by shooting himself IN the breast
with a 3S-calibre revolver His wife was
standing by. They rad 1uarreled, and
family troubles drove him to the act.
The pistol snapped three times before the
cartridge exploded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Train Wreckers' Awful Work.

VICKSBURG, MISS. Nov. pa gravel
train was wrecked near Lutcher, on the
Mississippi Valley railroad, this morning
Joe Fogarty Nicksburg. fireman, was In
stanly Killed, and Engineer Matthew
Casey fatally injured. A brakeman ana
two other trsinmeB were hurt. The wreck
was caused by tie placed across the
track sheriff ami posse are In pursuit
Of the Wreckers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Alleged nynamiters Arrested

BARcELON Nov. $.-The police now
have Us Anarchists In custody. charged
with being concerned In the various dyna-
mite outrages committed In Spain. or
this number eleven Spanlards. three Ital-
ians. and one Frenchman are charged
with being directly responsible for the
dynamite bomb outrage which caused
such terrible loss of life In the Liceo
Theatre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Killed by a Negro.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov PA special
from Baxter. Ga, says: This morning
o. j. Herndon. white man working for
Ketterer a. Deem. was killed by a negro
Herndon was overseeing the cutting Of
tufpentine boxes. and difiiculty ensued
The negro threw a turpentiDe axe at
Herndon, and II struck him In the breast.
Herndon ran a few steps and fell dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
arms and Ammunition for Hawaii.

san FRANCISCO. Nov 2S.-The steam
er Australia, which left for honolulu
last Saturday, carried among her cargo
five cases Of arms and ammunition.
The schooner Annie Johnson has just
cleared for Honolulu with fifty cases OF
dynamite. billed as giant powder, on
boorf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

viii leave there tomorrow. All the
government property is being packed
away. and will remain on the grounds in
charge Of a bonded government officer
until next spring All mailr will be fumi-
gated, heretofore at me Wayncsville
post-office. Surgeon Geddings. who is In
charge of the camp. has not been as
signed % a new ro and is awaiting
Instructions from su eon-Genera Wy
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. @.-The
General Assembly Of the Knights OF La
Dor finally adjourned. az ? O'Clock, this
afternoon, TO meet next year at New
Orleans. No business OF Importance was
transacted to-day. 4 telegram was read
from !. r. Sovereign, Of Iowa, the newly
elected General Master Workman, ac-
ceptng the Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Arrangements
were completed to-day whereby schaeffer
and Ives VIII play a match game Of
IA inch balk line billiards next January
for $3.50 a side The event must take
place in Chicago. and vll last SIX nights,
G,O00 points TO b. played each night.
The anchor shot viii be barred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
No Italian Cabinet Yet

ROME. Nov. q Conference. between
King Humbert ana Signor Ianardelli.
leader Of the Centre party. continue rom
day 10 day. but they nave SO far been
fruitless OF result, 80 far as the forma-
tion OF q new cabinet is concerned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
rvoLa His Ankle.

The ambulance was called 10 Ninth
and Cary streets yesterday afternoon AT
3:i5 o'clock to white boy named Myers.
who had gotten his ankle broken while
wrestling with another boy lie was
treated and carried TO his home on east
Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

CINCINNATI. OHIO, NOV. 2s-Harry
Hin, the fugitive Atlanta foreer, was ar
rested at O'Clock this morning IN Ben
netts saloon, on Vine street The Atlanta
authorities have been notified OF his cap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
General Gsrl,u,s Successor.

WASHINGTON. y. C., Nov. 2.-The
President has appointed Colonel u. 3.
Otis ~ the Twentieth Infantry. 10 be
Brigsdier-General IN the army, 20 sue
ceed CcAeral Garlin, recently retired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
O,.nnel !. nnmrinn Hn e.

ROANOKE. VA, Nov 3.-colonei J.
Hampton Hoge will arrive here tonight
on the i2:40 train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
C0AGREssMAN B0VEK WEDs
he North Caroiinian Marries Mi
Maithsner, of Newark.

WHIIINHWT, VI NFWNTh.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 2s--Concress-
man William H. Bower, Of North Caro-
lima, was married 10 Miss Malthaner. at
the residence Of her uncle, James A.
n eau.e. IA this city, at noon to-day.
Only the immediate friends of the con-
tracing parties were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
I'm. Pane,s Encycllcal.

ROME. Nov. 2s-The Pope's encyclical
sntoining upon Catholics the study Of the
Scriptures appeared yesterday.
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n.n,-- =. r,,t1, ErEg.

N3NVlf " fH"'
The following was the range OF the
Thermometer at The Times once yester.
day: 0 A. NJ, 81; IL h. oe' y. ~. ~,
p. NJ. IS: . p. ~, 80; midnight ~
Average. IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
VOL. NEW SERIES NO 24s.

several days there has been dearth OF
local visitors. None OF the Virginia con-
gressionaI delegation are here. and con-
sequently those who are interested In
appointments are at home for the pres
ent although II IL generally understood
that beginning with next week. a great
number Of appointments viii be made
Including several OF the leading Virginia
pOst- Offices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
Few yirginiaps in Washington.

MIR. Manly B. Ramos, OF Richmond, was
in the city last evening, and left this
morning for New York.
The following are registered in the city:
Metropolitan. G. G. Taliaferro. Orange;
e. w. Kirk and wife, Richmond Ma
tional. Sturgis f. Jones, Roanoke, and
D. g. Thomas ST. James. FRANK NJ.
Woon, Il. II. Gay, N. Ball. Richmond: !:
Ii. Il. McWans, Lynchburg and W. B.
Young, North Carolina.
The following postal changes have been
made for Virginia: Garfield, Fairfax coun-
~, Va, w. g. Moore, vice Mamie B.
Grehan. removed: Jacks Mil. Floyd coun-
ty. Va, A. r. Poff, vice Eliza j. SOwder.
resigned; Jamaica, Middlesex county, Va,
H. l.. Segar, vice ]. X. Segar. resigned.
Lot, Middlesex county, j. n. Hart. vice
w. W. Rockingham, resigned: Mount Gin
ton, Rockingham county. W. T. Long,
vice j.. II. LAndes removed. II. L. W.
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OF an appropriation to aid Miss Barton in
relieving the suffering which IS inev.ta-
bic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-04
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND LABOR.
AEcmpIsmop lnELANp,s AppGrss nEsoRE rIr

AECllBlS SHOP IElIANDS ADDI;ISS BEFORE TIL.
LABOR CONGRESS IN CHICAGO
Chicago Sept. s.-Coumbus Hall in the Me
mortal Art Palace crowded tonight at the
final meeting OF the Labor Congress. THE church
and the Labor Movement was the subject under
discussion. Archbishop ireland. OF St Paul who
made the chief address. was the first speaker
lie was followed by the Rev. j. T. Coyle OF Massa.
chusetts; Dr. Emil G. Hirsh. OF Chicago and the
hev. W. d. =. Bliss, OF Boston. Archbishop Ire
land said In part:
Ny uehe'-the Roman Catholic Church and the l,lDi
qresuoh-s not out Of place la this Congress. which bv
virtue OF us rules and tho eXRences OF It's nembe
excludes formal alliances with distinctive political OF
religious Organizations. You are Concerned In al! the
"Vfess Of Isoor and In all the influences which bear
upon those Interests. IL u.s. then a matte, OF arcn,
moment Tor You 10 Know the position which potent and
Worldwide church takes upoa the labor question view
for the honce The catholic Church simply A, an existing
foot with which men. thinking working for hunanr.
count because Of her impress upon the ,cucs Of
the world. Ihi, impress, j. necessarily deem and f.
reaching for her children nnmtr go oOO OOo her ,on.
rand, lind attentive all continents bcr ehicfam
rises moral power aud public majesty ub,,r all other
rulers 81 men
Religion remains the strongest Instinct and the most
,hrc.s destruction hover around IL: they remind me-
wsb.r, Of the ocean. leaving the depth, uumovei and
,mrovablc Religion lasts. In spite OF all oppo,tIon.
II works no other energy work. The Church IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-04
A DREADFUL SIGHT.

From The Detroit Free Press.
"WeII I hope / shall never such a sight agan
az long as / livev' exclaimed fush-faced pedee'
trian as he swung himself into Woodward-ave
car at Columbia st. - l., ...,
"a man was driving through Columbia-st. when
his horse suddenly pnked He got down to lead
the animal but II no use, Then he TOOK =
ia seba bat out of his buggy and stood OH and -.
"Killed the poor brute at a blow, the prute!
shouted one as the narrator paused
mo not that. He changed his mind ana returned
the bat to the carriage. Il was near carpenter
shop and ne asked a boy to bring out an armtui or
shavngs When he got them he -, .
them, lie ought be sent to state prison A..
NO he didn't do that. A new idea seemed 70
strike him and he sent the shavings back ana LOOK
out a wicked-look knife. was about TO speak
to him when he -, -, - a.. ar,
C"Why YOU ought to have hit him on the ear n
man who will stab horse deserves no pity.
HE didn't stab him..
"('ut his throatY IT,. s ..
"Oh, no / was about TO speak TO him wnen no
tied the horse to a tree and walked on -
But where does the dreadful sight come ln-tnO
blood-the dying agonies?" was asked.
THE dreadful sight in seeing the expressiop
on that horses face as he realized what fool ~
had made of himself. AstOnshment, chagrin seif'
condemnation, regret :,
'Oh,' said the four or five listeners all together
as they turned away. and that hurt the mans
feelings and ne wouldn't say another word