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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
elcgrlphic Bieyitles.

\ suaeisi from Lake C.tg Fla. saws
that an unknown Nhite man vas FOUND
hN the roadside near town ms morning
boa "A diving condition from cold. IL h also
reported That o. negro was ffOZen 10 dedth
about ten miles from town.
@o1uo~ a 60. wholesale dealers 81 boots
aud shoes. az Memphis. Tenn. made a
partial ass gnment yesterday for the bene-
M or mis- creditors. The liabilities are
c.tfuarcd at $1,000 aud the assets $4,000.
Slow collections was the cause.
Tho champion Mine. Mich viii resume
onera ions January I'd, after an idleaesa
nj uearly three years. TWO hundred and
ffty men will be put 10 work. The re-
sumption Of activity IN this mine Is taken
as a most encouraging Sisn thai the
ron trade has shown for the past two
years.
Audrew Sducr. hdrsed with violating
tbc national banking laws, WAS refused 4
now triai at DEFIANCE, ONO, 9sterday.
and sentenced 40 four years M the oenl-
tcuti,rv. Saucr is one OF the best known
men i'm northern ohio. and Isis sentence
has created a sensation. An appeal VIII
be taken
The MasslllOn mtuePs are reported out
Of housa coal. and there Is not enough
fuel above ground TO keep the pullps
going. The operators must soon buy
outside coal TO prevent destruction OF
the trump cards in the deplorable sit.
nation. unless Il soon moderates.
Solicitor Reeve. OF the Treasury De-
partment, in regard TO the legality OF
private parties printing fac-simi.es Of
limited States stamps Il, albums, has
given the opinion that the printing Of
stamp albums must be stopped and the
nIates seized and destroyed, but reconl-
mends that dealers now having them
he allowed to dispose OF the stock on
hand. The case, however. is not likely to
stop here, but will eventually ind Its
way into the courts.
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Ex-GOV. EOHTBBN'S APPEAL.
He Asks Gsorgians to Contribute Food Tor
suffering NebraskRns.

AUGUSTA, GA. Dec. 29-Ex-Gover-
nor w. j. Northen telegraphs Inc
Chronicle as follows:
atlanta, Ca, Dec. 29th.-I shall appeal
20 The people Of this State for contrlbu-
tons of food supplies ana money IoI
the destitute people in Nebraska. hree
thousand families i'm that State are IN an
almost starving condition. The destitu-
tOu is appalling. Through the generous
aid Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
panY, free Of cost ! have wired 10 ine
Mayor OF every county town in TINS
state. asking for "a thorough canvass
of RS county. Railways VIII denver 10
me Tree from freight charges al Auan-
Ia. This is a great charity. Georgia has
IL grand opportunity to recognize II; /
want 10 send tram load from -a tnls
state Train viii leave Atlanta January
CsirnedJ w. j. NORTHERN"
Mr.. ". L. Glessner Commissioner or
hearty sympathy with the movement
and offers his aid in securing contribu-
lions OF corn and provisions.
Senator Patrick Walsh has taken hoid
of the matter actively I'm Augusta an!
has called upon the business league OF
that city to unite I'm the work
MACON. On, Dec. 29.-Georgia is the
first state 10 respond to the call for
help for dhe Nebraska sufferers. Ihe
Georgia Southern and Florida railroad
running netween Aiacuh and Palatka.
Fla, with headquarters in this city, to-
day wired X. II. Edmonds, OF the Manu-
facturers' Record. Baltimore. thdt W. =.
Sparks would transport free shipments
for the sufferers. Response was received
as follows. Yours IS the first COntribu-
tion. VIII advise TO shipment later.
Both the Georgia Southern ana Macon
and Northern railroads are sending out
circulars TO stations on their lines, ask
ing for contributions and pledging the
roads TO haul them free Of all charges
The Georgia and Southern and Florida
road will alone send Il carload of pro-
visions. Georgia barns are fun TO over
flowing and the people have enough 10
spare for their suffering brethren i'm the
Y sD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
SAN sHILI'' SBOT.
He Attacks NJ. 'op' lsHd. of tho State, aud
81. MnsrnT. Of tho Landmark

NJEF"LK Va. Dec. Especial
Copeland. of ;he R.chmond State. Is In
the city. VI. 'opeland came here to take
.onc uute" e.. Zee attack made upon him
by i,N. Simu-i Small. of the Pilot. H's
numerous i.e1Ht iu the city, however.
took h.u JOS ts.l d an early hour and
in ub. J rncr jo thc WISHES he has done
goth.il .p lp thc crescent timc.
'fhr slituviU iu .dc no. this morning,
.n which Nr. Murra5. NJ 1he Landmark
received severe cr.t...eu has produced
something OF sensation. asd when NJ"
Murray arrived al his Oulc" ct an eary
hour he had on his lighting clothes. bBt
his friends persuaded him 10 look upon
the matter with contempt, and as yet he
has made no demands upon Mr. Small
Colonel COWardiu Is IN the city, and 10
giving the newspaper men WHO are red
hot the benefit Of MS cool head. n Is re-
ported tonight that Mr. Small viii ii"c q
second Sho; In the morning. aud II a'me /
i'm the same direction there VIII II - SAID,
be- trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

Ha IL Charged Wbh a Hold-Up There 10
Which tho Conductor Wns Killed

CHICAGO. ILL. bee 2s,--A special
from Cincinnati says: According 10 infor-
NATION Just obtained by the police, u IS
believed Charles Morganhold, The Nirsinia
,rain robbcr, was impllcaied ~ the hold
up of a train near Cairo, NJ. November.
1895. Moigannell = n0H in Jail here
awaiting tho result 90 an effort t0 secure
his release on hSbeas corpus pending -
requisiiion l.t.gatiOn.
In the Illinois hold-up the conductor was
killed and he man who iire'i the shot
WAS seen. From published descriptions ol
tho murderer people IN that section be.
ueve that MOrgsni Is the man. Nhisr
of Police Deitsch ~ after more infVrma-
ion. and detectives will he called here
20 look Al Aorganiich
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Hid 5000 in a Stovepire.

EASTON. PA. Dec - A few days be-
fore Christmas Mrs. Henry BarthOlomeN
wife of a farmer IN good circumstances,
residing near Moorestown. This county,
received an inheritance OF about three
hundred dollars. and. unknown 10 her
the stoVeDipe for safe keeping.
Yesterday they built a Christmas house
and invited the ucighbors to see II. The
house was built iu a cold room. and fire
the guests arrived and been invited int
the room when there was scream. ant
live minutes later Mrs. bartholomew WAS
revived When once she regainod her
senses she made a rush for the stove
uipe. 10 hnd her 5000 in ashes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
South Carolina and Georgia Railroad.

NEW YORK. Dec 29-At a meeting Of
the directors OF the South Carolina and
Georgia Railroad Company to-day Ash
bury llill. of Augusta. was elected a
director TO nil a vacancy.
The statement for the six months ended
December Il. 1891, partly estimated. shows:
Gross earnings S6l3, $40; net earnings.
$2l4.oHt9: interest and taxes, $l55.2j0; sur
Plus, $5I19469.
by "a recent act Of the Legislature the
company is authorized TO purchase. lease,
own and operate a line of steamships be
tween Charleston and New York and be
tween Charleston and foreign ports, and
Is also authorized to lease or purchase
wharVc- and erect elevators and cotton
presses. and lease or consolidate with any
railroads in South Carolina or adjacent
States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

SANDUSKY. ONO. Dec. 29.-rhe Reg
lister OF this city, which is owned by T..
l.. Mack "a member of the Associated
Press. and for many years "a member or
the western organization, says editorial
lv: Managers Of the Associated Press are
sending TO members a statement TO the
effect that twenty-five Of forty Southern
Associated Press papers have abandoned
that organization and the United Press,
ana have come into the Associated Press.
There may be members of the Associated
Press who will swallow that lie. but We
are not one of them. o
Having kept a close track of this fight
we have discovered the loss of two men,
bers TO the Southern Associated Press,
and "a corresponding gain to the Illinois
ton. and il is safe to say that
for every dollar thus gained by the !lli-
nois association it viii pay TWO. If not
three, as the cost OF serving raw re-
CTuits,
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4 Rlind EorrOr,s piti(nl Inls.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.--C allied TO the tar
yesterday for sentence Tor forgery, Chris
tophcr NJ Driver told such pitifui tale
that Justice Cowiug suspended sentence
aud allowed Driver to 80 away with his
wife q free nau.
Driver is a gray-haifcd man who he
came blind while locked up In The rOmbS.
his crime was the forging OF an indorse-
mcpt Ia a check for SD which he cdshed
on March ith in Whitehall-Strcct saloon.
Ills lawyer said that Driver belonged 10
one of the best families Of Tennessee. hut
had been reduced by misfortune 10 eX-
tremc poverty. He and his wife were
1nlIlnI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
llorrilly Mancl.d by a Train.

COLTMRTS. Ga. Dec. 2b.-Late tonight
% Young mau named %. T.. Smith was
br..-uj to tine c.E horribly udnslel !,
WITH both his legs uls sncd on, and he " II
ti- before morning. he Was hdgnau on a
freight trIr COMING from Oprlikn, Ala,
aui while crosaiul on the TOP 0t me car
Waile the train was sd notion, ho 7tepncI
b,iNten fnc cans and fell Oh Che r@
aud The train NrIl over him. over twenty
ears pAssin. over his body cutting or
10th pf his lr. above the knees. lie was
discovered on Oh. track ldJer ana placed
aboard 4 passenger train and brought 10
tul- city, Sm..I "a a son oI prominent
citizen of Op-tha, and is aged about
IMeutN-tNr.a ...LE-
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solos were rendered by Miss Florence
Rarstead, accompanied by her sister, MISS
Louise Ranstead, as pianist: ana Dy MlSo
Sophia G. Hall, with Miss Laura Crane as
pianist. The congregation presented as
a token OF love TO Rev. Dr. Ellis, purse
OF 500. Deacon Hiram woods made
the presentation address, TO which Or.
Ellis feelingly responded. rev. lpr. A.
Rowland. Of the i'raaRin-Square
church. deliverd an address expressive OF
the loss which the pastors an their
churches will experience IN the Depart
uro OF Or. Ellis.
The committee OF arranEemnts were:
James Pollard. Mrs. w. Il. Davidson.
Joshua Levering. Mrs. John NJ. Keeler;
James y. Gould. Mrs. william Dunnett;
Alien Ferguson, Miss Helen Wood9, w.
l.. Keller; VI. ID.
Among those present were: Rev. Al
len X Foster, Of Louisville. Ky; REV.
j. A. Reed. missionary 10 Africa: rev
William Nicoll, Rev. .. +. Gregory -
D., and wife, Rev. a. j. Rowland -.
D.. and wife; Rev. J. G. Davidson ana
wife; Rev. A. G. Barron, y. D., and VIC
Rev. ]. Minor Wilbur and wife, Rev.
Charles A. Fulton: Rev. III. NJ. wharton
d. D., and wife, Mr.. James Pollard ana
wife. Mcssrs. James Gould, Arthur NC
Clellan. Harry Tyler, Josnua LeVerlns'
Eugene Ievering. James II. Edwards, II.
s. RYAN, William Dunnett, George o.
Manning. william T.. Graves, J. " Cor
rcU. Nj. D., y. J. Ehinchart' NJ. D.
william Davidson and daughter y. H-
Shorey, Captain Henry Il. Meigs, George
". Dustin. 4. II Woodward, and others.
Or. Ellis yesterday received letter
forwarded TO him. conveying TO his new
charge congratulations Of his predecessor
there. the Rev. Edward Brasln. on the
Washington- Avenue churchs call 10 DR..
Ellis. He wrote in the most loving and
dattcring terms Of Dr. Ellis. DR.. EMS
has also Just received letter from hong
Kong. China, from Der King, the hist
Chinese convert the Doctor bapti%ea AZ
tho T,ut1vy- Place church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
Attempted Mlurdor Most Foul.

BIRMiNGHAM. ALA. Dee. ea-About
noon to-day. tEo miles above last Lake.
"a suburb of tuis city, negro brute hot
mir 90 Y. Daniels. one OF The oldest and
bc.t-knoNn citizens iu the county, III
nt.tig. "A fatal wound. After rihng the
markets 0f the dyiug man. he attempted
to brcaK into the house where an Only
daughter was. with the iu!eutiOn of COM
tnifting a uameless crime on her person.
Her screams attracted the attention OF
t,ossers-by. when the brute made off. 4
Sscarching party win dogs IS after the
fiend. anu il found a neck-tie party may
la sad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
An Anarenlst ArraIgned.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 29-Charles vii
fred Mowbray. the English Anarchist who
was arrested last night after he had ad-
dressed an Anarchist meeting. was ar
raigned to-day on the charge of using in
cendiary language and melting to riot.
A half dozen detectives and policemen
who were at ;he meeting testified 10 the
incendiary address OF howbray. aud he
fault OF bail the Anarchist was commit
ted. Moworay protested TO Magistrate
Millugan that his utterances had been
twisted so as 10 suit the police. but the
Magistrate informed him that he would
have an opportunity TO present his side
OF ma case before Q 1uSIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

StN FRANCISCO. CAL. Doc. 29-A
report WAS received AT the South ru
Pacin. headquarters to-day giving
mcacre particulars of disaster to the
Sunset Limited train. TIE train was
bound West from New Orleans or san
Francisco and was burned at Dragon
Pass. Ara. fourteen miles east OF lem
son. The disaster. the cause OF which has
NOT been learned. occurred 4 few minutes
before : this uorninE. The company re-
ported tlr cul "c damaged. The dining
ear ard % car ;.,th q private party were
not srorcned t7c report Says no cue
was injured cXccp, me brennan. and ne
was only slightly orIised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
cnRn1MA> EvE HoLOcAUsT.
Forty one Persons Burned TO Death and
Fifteen Iuiured at n Patty.

ALAMANrH FALLS. OREGON, Dec.
90 Nf silver Lake. Lake county, oregon
ol ChHsmos 1--we. while a large party
v..r, attending christmas tree, a lamp
.>riuI.I causing urC. in which forty
,.. persons were burned To death ana
n..eu injured
Tine gathering had assembled in a
Dan above Cuuistm,n Bros store. ana
,.rs.. seed ot children. who, with their par
cuf. ari relatives. were having grand
.mr and enjoying what Santa claus had
brought th,m. little dreaming that many
of them would never leave thc ouild'nS
alive.
rhe Isl.. View Examiner says, "some
orc attcuu.cI TO Ect whore he could sec
and hear better by jumping upon bench
u tle middle OF tho hall. Ira doing so
his head struck lamp hanging from the
collins. causing tho OH to run CUT which
Immediately caught fire. While tfyinS TO
talk. thc lamp down a. was tipped 20
rnat the o.l ran oui on the floor. From
taat lime ON the scene was terrible 10
behold. Some men said; smut the door
md keep quiet, and 10 can be put ont
While others screamed and yelled. Tho
iamp was finally taken down. but u fell
10 he floor. ir the attempts 10 set D.
outside Il was kicked 10 thc noor where
81 las unmolfsted, as II could not bc
,,uchcd ON account OF the intense heat
-She people Werc compelled 20 go through
thc hamcs iu order 10 reach the door
and nanticdlly rushed To- their doom. fiyo
or the injured are likely TO die.
The building. a two-story structure, in
clud ng tho post-Ofilce ana the entire
stock of goode or Christmas Eros., was
consumed
Silver Lake IS over hundred miles
from Alamanth Falls. and the stage with
Lake View papers brought the news 10
this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
Nrr olk News Notes

NORFOLK. VA, Dec ~. -Specal. The
friends OF M,L-rs. jenkins and Ha1ckeI
tonight are crcuauns petitions amOos
the business men and politicians for sig
natures askng the Governor o. appoint
their respe tive candidates 10 the corpo-
ration Judge-h.p. lhe petitions will be
presented Monday
The York Street Catholic church viii be
dedicated tomorrow bH Bishop Van De
NNver. Father CoWdrdju, of Baltimore,
Will preach tht sermon.
The negro. Poole, who shot ana killed
his companion. William LovitL Yesterday,
was acquitted to-day before the Police
Justice. IL was accidental
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

Rriined 10 Death Wita an Axe.

GENEVA. ALA. Dec. 2s-A party OF
bird hunters. ON Thursday white walk
ug through the woods iu this county. dis
covered the dead body Of Air #. &. Lyon
lying by a Htlr mound His head had
been smashed all ont Of shape by some
blunt instrument. presumably am axe
and his appearance indicated thar he had
been dead at least q week Dick San
ford was arrested OF suspicion. as he
had been seen talking with Lyon about
the time he Lyom disappeared. and at
the same time had an axe on his
shoulder. Sanford is in jail At Geneva,
but stouUy denies his guilt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

Neither Croker or ,ockrnn ~ the Tam
many VIA = ting.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The Executive
Committee o. Tammluy Han held meet
.ns late this evening ~ the Niaw1ul.
Neither Richard Croker nor Bouri,c C0rk-
ran were present. The reOrga i.Zai.Or 4
The society was the principal topic dis
cussed al the meeting. and resolution
was adopted thar tho various committees
as a. present oiggnizcd SHOULD Dc con.
trued with the present pOwers, uuil
after the redi5tr'otine Of tho assembly,
districts next June. which was made
necessary by tho cdOptOn Of thc cOu-
stitutional amendment a. the last e'ec-
tiOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
.lnhn McRr.de,s New but e..

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Dee. @.-JOhn Nc
pri,le has gone 10 New York TO sslme
the duties OF president Of the American
Federation of Labor on January LIST. on
Thai date the Executive Board will meet.
ana the newly-installe1 president VIII take
steps at on u have the headquarters
p. r,.noved TO indianapolis. IL was his origi-
nal Intention not 10 take charge until the
headquarters had been removed. He will
render his resignation as president OF the
limited Mine Workers 10 the EXECUTIVE
Board .fsauary TN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
DOCTOR rhhL lAT,A wELI,
And Before lie Cousa Eesch Ills Patiei .
she iI3d hi a.

UPPER sANDCSKF, o.. Der. 3D.
Alexander, of Wyandoiic Nas summoned
IN grea' haste last r.sat 10 the bedside
Of q dying woman a. Moral he drove
near there aud started 90 walk Jcross q
held In doing 80 ne steppsa into an uu-
covered well and was only gaved from
drowning by catching hold 0i an Onshoot
just above the water. Nc WAS kept
prisoner in the well itntil morning when
searching party found him. Ia The
meantime the woman had died
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
K.led His Father in Law.

GRhENNILLE. MISS, Dec .9-At
NaysidD. on IN. valley railroad, ton
miles from here. NJ. q. C!owston shot
ana killed his father-in law, Judge j.
". Sc1t. Ha was shot five times ana
snapped his pistol al CloWston. but it
failed TO lire. The shooting took place
m the back room OF Grahans store.
CloWstOH cam. 10 Greenvi!le this mornias
and surrendered. The tragedy i8 the
result Of a family quarrel All are
lighiy connected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
FA4EHELL 10 REF. DIR. ELLIS.
His Psrishionsrs Make Him q Money Pres
eni-Chinese Converts Letter.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 9.--ln the lecture
room OF the Eutav-Place Baptist church
we're gathered last night the congregt-
tion and friends OF Rov. Or. Frank NJ,
Ellis and family. who came 10 BID them
farewell and the Doctor God-speed, on
his new mission in Brooklyn. n. y,
where ne goes next week 10 take charge
of the Washington-AVenu church. Feg-
icons OF eVersreens. mistletoe and other
decorations enliyened the room. Vocal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec. 29-The
appointment of -. W. Wrcnn as passen-
ger traffic nanaser Cf ,he Plant system
is considered iu This city 90 mean that
am aggressive faint for passenger business
belHceA the Plant System and the Fiorl-
Ga Central and rcausular viii be mau-
sura.ed. The business into Florida up TO
ast yelr was controlled exclusively p[
The Plant Tho arW Florida Central and
Ienirsular inc t0 Savannah, however
cut deeply atU them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
LOrd Churchi | Improved

LONDON, Dec 29.--The condition OF
Lord Randolph Churchill is somewhat
improved to-day.
Lord Randolph ChurchilTs return TO
consciousness has lessened his mmedla q
danger Otherwise the gravity OF his
condition is unaltered At midnight
his doctors reported that there had been
40 change since the last bulletin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

Ing after passing a day or two with his
eldest son in Bohemia. His plan TO
visit Prince bismarck has been revived.
He is arranging 10 go TO Friodrichsrsihe
after the New-Year's reception at the
palace, 1T was reported to-day that
the Chancellor had already started for
FREDERICKSBURG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

NEW ORLEANS. bee. 29.-Bcpinnirs
Tonight. the NeW Orleans Boe. the oiC-
est paper m the city. VIII take me ser
vice OF the Southern Associated Press.
Thr Bee IS published in the French
iangudge and circu'ates largely among
tse French and Creole population.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

LONDON. Dee. THE gale IN the
Irish Sea continues unab1ted. The
hrOncr Erin has been toWed To Holy
head having LeeH dragged from her
anchorage AMI 'ost her sail. number
of vessels iu tbe hdrbor Of Hulyhead
b"oke from their auchorasea last night
and Wore seriously damaged by coming
iutu collision with one unothe..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30

LIVERPOOL. Dec 29-The body of
ou No stlomeg AuraHio yf3te7day even
n.. Prior io ,hr sailing OF the Aurania
a. uouu today thc officers OF the Cu-
nIrt Line said that Mr. Astora name
was NOT ou ,nr passenger list OF the
AuTIuit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
MEATuEK rnREIAsr.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dec. %i.-Fos
Virginia and North Carolina; Fair; @afm-
er: southwesterly winds. becoming safs-
able.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
Er1Lll INV Mnr llntarinl

LONDON Dee. 2p-Thc brazilian Gov
crumrul mas ordered iVIUOnO pounds
"orth OF WJr material from ia" Arm
s,furg iIr Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
u.Ney or ruEwwou= yw.

Following gas the range cf the ther-
a. 81. iS; f. NJ, 34. Z r. a.. 81; .
r. NJ 2l; ,. M., -: midnight -
Average. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
KINp WORDS FOR pARKnURsT.

Questioned as to DR.. farhhu' s.,'a
Byrnes said: II have nothlhs pu' "a h,s
soo,n,,' ~ ING sItbough he has bounded me IN
.s.r,. sO.rvS ,ossihis wsy. DR.. Parkhnrsi has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
Prince Hohenlohe to Visit Bismarck.

BERLIN, Zee 9.-Chancellor Prince
Hok.aiohs returned 70 Berlin last even
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-06
A SHAMEFUL EPISODE.

In what purports to be the
statement of G. B. Wilson to Com
missioner Blount the address made
by Minister Stevens to Liliuoka-
lani when she came to the throne
is thus commented upon and pub
lished under the seal of the Ameri-
can State Department;
Picture to yourself the time and
scene. An elderly editor of an OBJ
scure country journal, accidentally
pitchforked into the position of the
national representative of one of
the gratest nations on earth-and a
republic at that-lecturing a mon
arch born and educated to the
purple, a woman in the hour of
deepest bereavement, in the style
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-06

THAT interchangeable letter writer,
Mr.. Davies, might have spared us
the assurance that he agrees with
President Cleveland rather than
President Dole as to the merits of
the Hawaiian controversy This
is an admission which goes with
out saying. As man who wants
to have his ward on the throne of
these Islands; who is at work to
get British influences in control at
the Palace, and who is anxious
personally TO be Hawaiian Minister
to the Court of St. James, Mr..
Davies accords with Cleveland as a
matter of course. On a PROPOSE
ton involving such results he
might be expected to agree with
the Arch Enemy Of Souls