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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath.
cred Around Salem.

Mrs. w. ID. +. Duval and Mrs. Sim
mons are at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Maggie Mcfarland, of Mont
gomery county, is visiting Miss Ids
Moomaw, Of this place.
Terry Martin is at Fincastle Fair ex-
hibiting some of lis fine registered Per-
cheron horses.
visiting his brother, j. c Fischer, of
Salem tsnnery.
j. A. Clevenger, of the Salem tannery,
left yesterday morning for the Worlds
Fair.
G. D. Huffman, of Craig, Populist
candidate for the house, is in town
visiting Mr.. Sibole on Church street.
There will be special prayer and
praise meeting held in the Baptist
Church next week by the pastor, Rev.
j. b. Taylor.
A. Waddell received a stroke Of
paralysis at the home OF D. l.. Coon,
Wednesday. losing the use OF his voice
and right side.
Councilman Smith has moved into the
house formerly occupied by the late
Maj. R. d. Martin on Broad street.
Miss Anna Taylor leaves to day for q
visit to friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Capt. w. A. Ferguson left last
evening for Chicago.
j. w. Board has returned from an ex-
tended visit to the Worlds Fair.
Rev. DR.. p. II. Whisner of this place.
presiding elder of che Roanoke district
of the Baltimore conference of the
Methodist Church, was in Roanoke
Wednesday arranging to supply the va
cancy caused by the death of Rev Mr.
Hedrick, of Montgomery county.
Prof. Painter. Drs. VOICE and Fox
will attend the eastern conference OF the
Southwestern Virginia synod, which
convenes in the ST. James Church at
Vinton to-day.
Mrs. Mcfarland is quite i'll at the
residence OF Capt. Chas. Tompkins on
High street.
Maj. w. w. Ballard has returned from
Craig, where he has been attending
court.
The grand jury will be empanneled
to-day and all cases for commonwealth,
which were delayed on accoun. OF the
absence of w. w. Ballard, common
wealth's attorney, will be heard.
The appeal cases of Cristina Fisher,
4aHoWciA Ddlley' u. "A refers ana
Ezekiel Minnix against the Norfolk and
Western railroad were continued by
consent of both parties until the next
term yesterday.
Edward and Daniel Queen, who were
arrested yesterday on the charge OF
having committed an assault upon
Frank Darsh, the plumber, had hear
ing before Acting Mayor E. ). Strayer
yesterday morning. From the evidence
it appeared that Darsh had hired from
Ligon Brothers horse and wagon to go
to the country to perform some work
On nearing town on his (Darsh's) re-
turn the horse became balky, and it was
commended by the defense that Darsh
was ill-treating the horse and that they
interfered and took the horse to the
stable. During the interference Dash
was badly used up by his assailants.
After hearing the evidence his honor
imposed fine of slO0 and costs upon
each, amounting in all to $50. w. M.
ontgomery appeared for the plaintiff %
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20
Daily Excursions to the WORLDS Fair.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will sell Excursion tickets to
Chicago from all ticket stations on the
Valley Division. for all trains during the
month OF October, 1893. at one fare for
the round trip. The tickets will be
valid for going passage in the day
coaches OF through express trains, con-
meeting at Harper's Ferry, and win be
honored for the return journey in the
day coaches of all trains within fifteen
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20

Why You Do Not Read The ROANOKE TIMES:
BECAUSE you don't know that Roanoke has within ten
years become the third largest city In Virginia.
Because you don't know that TER TIMES Is the repr.
sentative organ Southwest Virginia.
Because you don't know that THH T1MRs Ia tho bsas
paper In Virginia. outside If Richmond.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20
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Williamsburg, Va.

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

NEw YORiS, Dec. .l-rhc World
this morning says: Win the clOso OF
tho year tie affairs Of the Atchison,
Topeka q Santa Fe RAILROAD have mp.
preached critical stage, aud when
the papers are drawn Tor that pur-
pose, an hours work may see the syE-
tenn OllOw tho example OF 90 many
great iluer, In the near past, In slip.
ping away from the assaults Of pressing
creditors behind the wind VI the court,
with friendly receivers IN ohatgo. The
death uf Banker George e.. Mngoun
last night will probably determine that
result.
The fate Of the road hangs on "a q
decision VI the foreign security hold
uls,and their Interests are concentrated
To- the English house Uf tho Hnringu,
represented ON this side by Barring,
Magouu q Go. Thos. Barring Is tue head
VI thc tirm, but George q. MagOun was
long tho head Of the American house.
His knowledge OF the intricate
finances Of the AtChlson system has
teen most thorough. IL In In his Oiiice
that President Rcinart, with MI
Mhgoun by his side, has decided upon
all financial questions Rs they arose In
tbe conduct " this enormous corpora.
zion, with ils more than $3.50, 900, 600 Of
liabilities outstanding. With Mt.
Alagouu Ia charge Of tho home firm,
the Baringa felt that their Interests In
the AtohitOn were well protected, aud
on his advice financial help mas flowed
inAn ever steady stream from tue Eng.
lloh Golfers into tho AtohieOn's bank
account.
There will he n meeting OF the board
81 Directors In Boston on Saturday,
and II Il expected that some steps will
then be taken about the interest duo on
January let ON the S3jO,OOOOUO oil
general mortgage bonds. IL, IA was
understood, this was 10 be made up,
"a addition 30 the money carried irom
cash 10 be advanced by tins Bafings
10 was not considered unlikely they
would decline TO advance any further
funds unless they were assured thai
MI. MagOun would he ablB 10 super
wise the financial policy Of the Toat
In the future, Us in the past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

4 wnd Scene iu tho Italian
Parliament

RoNE, Dec. 2O.-rhe italian cham
Der uf dcputics was crogned and much
iutpr,at WIS manifested 10 tue govern
munpn declaration Of ~ policy. After
tho policy of tho miuiHtfy had been
announced, n wofkmurl named Anglo
eth from the gallery criud'
"rh.s 10 10 regular African hthai,"
A scene OF cDmmoti0n followed, dur'
ing witch Angloglti was removed from
the gallery by tue poiice,wiidly shout
lug.
"rhiovcsl Robbenl Down with PHI.
laFera; death 20 public thlovut!"
The gallery evidently contained
some people In sympathy with the
workman, lot cries Of Let him alone"
were heard.
Collnnni demanded change Of
policy regarding Sicily, saying that he
hoprd Cfish would propose general
nniursty Tor the lAwless acts commit
ted during the present yeaE
Cuspi, Ia replying, sgid be wished
DO avoid today full discussion Of the
governments policy. lie proposed 10
10 to work aud repair the position "
Italy because he belived " present
Internal questions affecting Italy were
more pressing. The premier also said
his opinions upon the foreign policy Of
Italy were well known; he desired the
! itienuahlp OF ell natlonrAud the respect
of all treaties. Regarding sicily, tue
premier remarked no recognized the
| fact that legislative remedies wore
nc essafy anu insured the chamber he
was well disposed towards the working
| rlasspH and thrlr associations; bul
could not permit such associations y
threaten theslability OF the iathoTland
! prolonged npplaute.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Of rings that surrounded the
queen. That tho Hawaiian mon.
aflhy was overturned by the
United States force vs., oua is put
ns,n iyr thU 10 purrusa % bringing
slscfrfit on ibe Preceding administfa.
lion 40 Washington. IL RENAME TO uU
sgUu % the American CongrC.s and tho
American people will approve the COM
sp.rucy to maAU war on the provisional
government Ut Hawaii anu usB the
military iO'oUs Of the United States or
tnu diplomatic pressure Of the United
States for the restoration OF sgmi.
0arDaiOus queen, IA wantUn defiance
u the beet American opinions and
antocedcnts ana BY tho tNpgnsivc use
OF executive power aguiust an Amofi'
Cau colony, more positive Aud iutNCus.
able Than that which George III and
hiu ministers sought 10 impose on the
American colonies that formed the
government oil the United States"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
.hIn nnIIne, Ihronrn ,sssIco.

wAsuiNGrON, ID. c., Dec. CA.
u. llstleton, J. il, Rice ani j..
Andrews, representing the proposed
chip railway through Mexico, appoAfud
before the house COMMITTEES ON inter.
state ami foreign commerce this mora
ing b urge that the scUte OF the
D0Olittle resolution, authorizing "a
congressional commission to visit
Nicaragua, be- enlarged, 70 NJ 10 IN.
cludo au examination and report ~ 10
he pFHuucabillty anu merits Of the
proposed Eads iHthmiau ship railway
i1 action. Toe Intention Of the com.
any h. 10 press the matter Ia the
senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
LABOR AGiTArroNs.
EN'prcsident Harrison uctivcrs u
Address go Young s1rn,

Ex.prcsident Harrison Delivers nn
Address 10 Young sirn.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. go Tx.
Pr sident Harrison arrived Ia the city
this afternoon from New York, nud viii
remain three days, the guuBt OF ex.
Poatmanipr General Wanamatur.
The ex.Pfcuident was the chief
guest NJ the dinner given In his honor
10y Thomas May Pierce at the bellevue
THIS afternoon.
In the evening the cx. President de.
llvcrci an address nj the commence.
ment UXerCisUs OF the Pierce Bu.iness
college, AZ tho Academy Of Music. The
address was in thf main confined 10
advice TO young men, hut there were
portions Of II which dealt with public
questions. OF strikes and inbos
agitation generally, the ex-prosidsnt
said!
"lt IL sad ami dangorour fact that
capital aud labor hro organized 10 npht
each other; that the labOfing man
Ia taught IN REGARD his employer ~
an Anlagonist-lDo oileu ns an enemy,
ADD that the greedy End yrxpd anu
Impatient employer, reatiul Of what hu
regards unwHrTnuted Interference with
burincss, h sometimes too ready to
treat the workman with "a grievance
40 ho would treat a jolliug, unbnlanccd
machlnC--tbrow II into tur scrap pile.
Like tue armed peace nov malniaiuci
In Europe, thiH situation ~ costly an
dangerous, Every benevolent aud
thoughtful man Is anxious and dia
troHsed. suppose just aud TcFirr'
peace will not bg established until tlI
NIHnNUfas HN.s d. IU.F INH.fN.F H.
up throughout the world and the Colo.
ca Rule becomes the law Of human
lie.
"rho right 70 acquilegis more i'm.
pDttaut 10 tho poor mnu thau 10 the
rich. Many reforms are weakened by
their exulusivcncsp. The invitation IL
not Wide enough. Men are put on the
/ other side, because Of their surround,
| ings or the color Of their skin, without
a chance 10 make their own choice. 10
| ~ a most wholesome AMI saving fac,
! that the working people OF tho United
/ states 70 generally reject the teach
| ings Of anarchy. Tue workman
Is n producer 90 tho anarchist
[ destroyer, anu fellowship ~ imposui,
bic. How thAll the poor be helped by
/ the destruction OF other mems prOp.
D WY VI " AHHAANAuhANNA Ut AANAH " NNll
the doors are barred and tho streets iul
Of tumult, and mems hearts full VI fear
Is there any harvest for toll? Theirs Il
only one good thing about these evil
times, and that IN good will. They
rive men opportunity TO- show concern
Tor others. The roll Of tho largos
brotherhood IL being called, and mel
see with great wonder, how great thl
family n. How many idle wOrkmei
now roe IL N not sale 20 assume thei
omployeTs' interest and theirs ar,
wholly anlaguulstic, or that one UNI
breliA may not shelter to;h2 Il no
tho conclusion too clear b escape thu
most sluggish understanding tina
hard times TOT the employer cannot b.
good times Tor the employee A briti
and regular demand for tho product
Of labor nj fair prices II the only sat-
support Of the wage scale, ~ it 10 o
dividends"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

wAsHiNaros, Dec. CO. The navy
Department has ordered tue cruiser
New York ami tho monitor Miauton.
imah to got ready for tea. 10 to- SUP.
posed thoy are % proceed 20 RIO, but
the navy department declines 90 give
definite Information on this point 10
viii require week 10 put the Milan.
tuuiman ia condition i1f sea- The
New York was to be dry.iOcaod today.
The ordering OF The san Francisco
to RIO, with Admiral Benham on
hoard, tuls that officer ia command Of
the United States naval force there.
Secretary Herbert sait, Boa reply 10 =
query, that this was mot 90 be c0ustiuod
rs decision Of the Stanton case, and
the order sns not intended 10 bear on
that case. The decision iu the Stan.
ton case would very soon DO glyou TO
the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

brutal Refusal 81 the Government 60
Caro for the wounded.

LONDON, Dee. 2O.-[Copyrightei by
the Associated prets. 81 The Times
dispatch from Rio, Decsmtur 10, via
Montevideo, December ~! Tho iusuf.
gents have diverted the heavy fife on
the shoru front and all business is
practically stopped. The government
attempted 10 retako Gov.fu0f's island
and its forces were nmbusbed by de
Gama's troops. Il is Thought probable
the government troops arc eutrapIed
and Will surrender
a correspondent applied through the
Bltish minister 10 tue Brazilian gov
crnmont Tor permission 90 auperinteud
the Red Cross work in aiding tho IN
mrgrnt sick and wounded. Permission
was foiu.cd, on the ground that tue
MEN, when cured, would nKuiu night
against the government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
TELEGRAPHIC,
HASTEN THE BILL.
Utah OmtialS Send a Dispatch {,
Senator Faulkner
no OPPOSITION TO STATEHOOD
The Death Of the Liberal Party An,
nounced In Wa,hiugiou.-Ali
Peace and Good Will.

wAsurNGroN, Disc. 90. - Senator
Faulkner to-day received the following
Telegram;
SAIL LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 20.
Our Liberal friends formally Ills.
solved their party last night, aud
adopted resolutions ufulng you 10 pass
our statehood bill Immediately. There
IL no opposition to our admission into
the Union. Hasten the bill through
the Senate and make Us al happy.
Heed no representations that the old
conditions still exist. The practice Of
p0lygamy has been absolutely abau.
doned. IL IL forbidden by the authOfi.
tios Of the Mormon Church, aud any
member contracting tho relation
would be subject 10 accommodation
from that body. In our opinion no re-
vival OF II will ever be attempted, and
II attempted would never succeed.
CALEB w. wEsT,
Governor.
CHARLES G. RICHARDS,
Secretary u Utah.
joins W. JurD,
United StateB Attorney.
NAT NJ. BmuHAN,
United states Marehnl.
HINRY q. LErr,
Member Utah Commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 2O.-EX.AIin-
lister Stevens N out In reply 10 Presi.
dent Cleyeland's severe structures
upon him In his Hawaiian message.
Stevens says the Preaidenps criu-
clsm IL but feeble repetition u
GreBhSm's statement previously pub
lished.
"President Clevoland'a grossly un.
true and shamefuily unjust allegation
against myself and the naval com.
mander rests entirely on the state.
mants OF four VIGOROUSLY corrupt
ministers OF the fallen queen.
"rhefe never was a more prepGsler.
ous assumption than tho assertion OF
the President that tho queen, on
January IL, had an ample force 10
sustain her and to enable her 10 carry
Ou the government This sludiou,ly
maintained assumption Of thv Pfusi.
ient IN based on the testimony 0f
not1rloualy corrupt representatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
THE ENGLISH NAVY AGAIN.
EI.S.CTttaIy Tracy Differs In OpI1-
Ion from Gladstone.
Iho Premier IuduiEcs In Siur rud 4
CEtticlscd BY the London
"EIube"

LONDON, Dec. 90 The Globe crit
cisgs Gladsione's slurring remarks re.
garding General Tracy, ox.secretary
Of the navy, IN last nights debate ia
the Commons. These remarks, which
were not given Ia last nighps report,
were In response TO au Rllusion by
Lord George Hamilton TO the judg.
ment oftho American ox.seoreiary Of
the navy.
Gladstone saldi 81 do not suppo,c
General Tracy has acquired such
know ledge that the whole parliament
has to defer 10 the opinion no sent
across the Atlautic.n
The G'O5o says GIaisiono's sneer was
unprOy0ktd and utterly unJurtlhabio.
TRACY AMUSED.
NEW YORl, Dec. %. -Gonerai Tracy
was shown tho london cablegram re-.
gatding the debate IN tho Britlsh COM
mons, IN which Lord Hamilton quoted
him us saying that England would be-
required 70 build nineteen battleships
within the next two year,, IA order 30
maintain her position; also Giadstone'-
reply and the GLOBE criticism.
Tracy laughed heartily, and said:
"Weli, | don't see that the matter calls
| Tor any comment on MY part, as I
think the GiObs has done that for me.
However, viii say that n Gladstone
HtudicB the condition Of the French
aud Russian nAvios he will learn, II nv
II not already aware Of 10, that l am
right In the statement which Lord
Hamilton quoted. Two years from
now France anu Russia will have
combined hfty modern battleships Of
100000 tons displacement, against
thiry-ons Of $4,000 tons displacement.
Nov, Gladstone eau figure for himself
Il Eugland's thirty.nue Of $4,000 tont
are superior TO the atty 1 have spoken
OF. rec Gladstone says the material
Of the English navy Is superior to that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

ura. Shores s. shores will DO pi0Haci'id fc"
all Che Ola patients who have nrrU going Goo Che
former uHUrH Uf fIu I."u Medical Institute 90
their now u1'rpa in Che Harmon u.nHs, ta.t
second HHutH street HHIt I.ac tItft also DE
many NOW ones Wuu hasy utJn contemplating
placing IuHmar'Fua under treatment before
January 0. IH order tu tHNe ADVANTAGE uf 500 81
month rate Tor treatment .HN medicine Tor
900 diseases ufl shore. a. shores nINo on.
WAYS made n practice Uf liNIua tHo nrHI treat
mont free, Boo order Bob drWuHHTrat their HuWcr.
i0r asul ln treating with a mild and soothing
method
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

NEW York, Dec. 20. - Captain
Bnyutou, arrested soon after his At.
rival here yesterday from Brazil, where
he attempted 90 blow up Admiral
Mello's iiagshlp, the Aquidabap, was
released Today by order Of the secre.
tary OF war, on tue ground that be
was an American citizen and had vio-
lated no law,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

sT. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.--A special to the
EcpuJbo from Burlington, Ia, says;
tbr ION vas dis,,,ypfpd At Starr.
Cave, this city, anu q company viii
incorporate 20 develop the iUii. Lib.
cnl traces o. VA and zinc were also
found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

F he trust company al once. within
thirty days another assessment Of 10
~ cent aud 5 PER cent Oh the COM.
uou stock must be raid. NEGOTIABLE
'af,lhcates OF deposit will be iuu.I
" the trust company TO the stock.
holders. The reorganization will,
ivisnhle, incorporate company
under The New Jersey laws, calisu the
thurber Grocery company, with
,nwoI 10 issue stock to tho amount OF
i,5)O,nOO in shares of slCO each. The
committee shall have power TO dispose
lt the property and assets Of the
fnufber-Wylaud company 20 the
lew company, and is empowered 90
treat with the old company's crodltors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

CmCAao, Dec.2O. Unofficial returns
u yes,vtlays mny0rilty election give
Hopkins (DcmJcraD q plurality o.
LA.
Inc Republicans are looking into the
charges OF fraud, but no decisive stcps
have been taken so, 10 contest TIE re-
suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

CHICAGO, Dec. Coin the trans.
continental rate situation tho quesli3u
e. what viii the Canadian Pacific do9
Rates have been AdvRaCud ~ a iuelUr,
and 10 open tho way Tor gu agreement
satisfactory TO I'll. Az yet, however,
the Canadian Pacific has shown no
siguBOf coming into the fold.