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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03
AT BANGOR.

Hits -IIaverhill, II; Portland, 5. Errors
Haverhill, .. Portland, /. Lucid and Sweeney
Daniels and Mahoney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03

Hoods Pills are hand made, and perfect
In proportion and appearance. Csc. box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03

3.~ #*. AT BANGOR.
The game at Maplewood, this aftern con,
was the most interesting played in this city
lhis season. In the 10th, Flack stepped on
third base and held up his hands for the
oall to be thrown to him, and then stepped
iside and let the ball go into the crowd.
The uniforms of the two clubs are exactly
alike. which makes Fitzmaurice's mistake
very excusable. There were many good
plays on both sides.
2 3 5 6 7 s . 10
8rockton........ 0 0 o 2 $40
Bangor. ..........1 2 . Z . =
Hits-Brockton, II; Bangor, 16. Errors
Brockton, 1 Bangor, ;. Braham and Connaugh-
ton; O'Neil and Hart.
AT FALL RIVER.
First game:
Fall River and Worcester played two
games, today, and divided honors. In the
first Potter pitched for the visitors and Fall
River was unable to hit him with effect.
In the second Crane was substituted for
Potter, and was mark for Fall River,
while Klobedanz was very effective.
123 4 5 9 50
Worcester ..O 3 5 0 o 0 x-lC
Fa River........... 0 U / G.
Hits-Wore ester 10; Fall River. :. Errors
Worcester, 6; Fall River, 2. Potter and Hayes;
Myers and Rollins.
Second game:
l 2 4 5 2 s.
Fall Riycr........... 0 O 2 o 3 -10
Worcester. ......0 O.
Hits-Fall River, "A; Worcester, Q. Errors-
Fail Rivera Worcester,6. klobedanz and Rollins;
Crane and Hayes.
AT PAwTUCkET.
Dilworth started in for Lewiston, today,
but after he was hit for total of nine
bases, he was taken out. Maine, who sue
ceeded him was hit almost as hard. Meaken,
who had great control and speed, kept Lew
iston's hits we'll scattered. The biting of
Wise, Hannovan, Bannon and Mcdonald
we've the features. Wise's two home runs
were timely, sending in FIVE runs.
2 4 6 9
Pawtucket.. 3 3 0 Ill
Lewiston ............ o 0 0 / o.
Hits-Pawtucket, %; Lewiston, ,3. Errors-Paw-
tucket, 3; Lewiston, 5. Msaken and Roach: Dill.
worth. Mains and Burgen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03
AT PAwTUCKET.

Hits-Pawtucket, q; Lewiston, ,3. Errors-Paw-
tucket, 3, Lewiston. 5. Msaken and Roach; Dill
worth, Mains and Burger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03
Hoods s;sss;'sid'Cures

out Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1 am farmer, and
the medicine has given me much energy and
strength to perform my work" GEORGE w.
TULEY, Benjamin, Missouri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03

Hits-Brockton, n; Bangor, 16. Errors
Brockton, !; Bangor,3. Braham and Connaugh
ton; O'Neil and llsrt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03

Hits-Fali River, "A; Worcester, Q. Errors
Fail Riyer,4 Worcester5 g. klobedsnz and Rollins
Crane and Hayes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-03

Uits-Worcester, 10; Fall River,1. Errors
Worcester, 6 Fall River, Q. Potter and Hayes
Myers and Rollins.
Second game:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
al hFsTbRIOGS ILLNEss.'
A NIhiIlst Circular which Intimates That
the Car Wa. Poisoned

LONDON. Oct a.-The following cir
cular, promulgated by the refugee Nihi-
lists In Switzerland and bearing the
usual red bomb revolver and dagger Is
circulating In Switzerland and London:
ITO our Brothers, the Oppressed in Rus
sid.
The tyrant, Alexander, autocrat- Car.
hangsman and assssin OF MichaelOn,
Russaokoff, Kibaltschik, Nelotsoff, So
phie Perowskai, Jesse Halfmann and
many others puryeyor OF the Siberian
galIeys, prosecutor Of the Jews, is on the
point OF eXplating his crimes.
He Is dying Of a mysterious Illness,
well-merited punishment Nenal
science, his Sacharins and Popoffs can
do nothing TO prolong a life which has
been devoted to violence and oppression.
AT length the monster Is going 70
disappear. Hurrah. The day has passed
when a man ought TO be able by right
lives OF a hundred million Of other men
as his ambitious rivals, tie Grand Dukes
Vladimir and Michael who are ready TO
assassinate in assordance with the tr-ahl-
tlons OF the Romanoff family. TO yet pos
session OF the bloody herltage-let all
thoroughly understand that every hour
and at each step they will find them
selves face 10 face with the Innexibla
will of the revolutionlsts.
Let us leave to the hypocrltal Liberals
the tasks Of covering with flowers the
horrid corpse Of the scoundrel who Is
leaving this world after having too long
dishonored IL.
80 long as the Russian slaves do not
possess the land. SO long as an Internal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
MK>. DRAYIONS ANSWER
Denis. the Charges Of Marital Ishdeiity
Preferred by Her Husband.

TRENTON. y. J., oct. 3l.-The answer
Of Mrs. James Coleman Drayton, IN the
suit for divorce lately Instituted by her
husband. was fled late this afternoon by
her counsel, b. H LinddDury, Of Eliza
beth. She denies every charge Of mari
Mrs Iravtou.s answer is a brief docu-
ueut She admits her marriage 10 her
husband .n New York on October -.
1870. whore they continued 70 reside
ugrTsyiIlr. y. j. Here they lived until
October lSll After that they travelled
I'm Europe until the early part OF I>g2
Mrs Uraytan denies that she left her
husband while they were temporarily
soi.urniag in London IN January. 1892.
thereto. as she believes hy cruel and
unjust suspicion az 10 her martial fidelity.
Ntrs Ir.Ntru makes denial specifically
~ All her husbands ch3rees saving
that she was never guilty OF adultery with
UaII-tt AIS0p BDrrOWe. or with any other
person or persons whatsoever, either IN
Kew York or any other place
She saws the charges are "most un-
founded and cruel imputaton." on
tba contrary. she AYERS the truth IN bn
mar she has always since her marriage
y,.itb her husband faithfully regarded
her marriage vows ant been true and
faithful % his bed and her obligations
the next stem i'm the case Is the filing
Of the plaintiffs replication, which must
he done within thirty days After that
tho testimony Will be taken By either
one Of the vice-chancellors or master
annointed hy the chancellor
,rba final decree by this court IA m
noaIabla 10 the Court Of Errors and An
neale and IL the parties to the sttit
choose they can keep the case In the
Co1,rts for several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
MAYOR HOPKINS AROUSED.
Has a Republican Arrested on :he CharGs
OF Criminal Libel

CHICAGO oct. M.-AU day long Chair
man John r.. Tanner. of the Republican
State Central Committee, sat in his Office
at headquarters iu the Grand Pacific
Hotel and awaited arrest. At 3Ip O'Clock
IL came iu the shape of a warrant sworn
ont by Mayor Hopkins charging him
with criminal libel The Mayor alleges
the libel lies I'm the words, Mayor Hop
HEs levied backmail on the vices of
Chicago" which appear iu a circular
sent out by the state Central Commit
tee and signed hy Chairman Tanner Last
night the Mayor notified Mr. Tanner IN
person that he would have him arrested
today. The warrant was sworn out be-
fore Justice of the Peace Prindiyille, who
dxeI the amount OF bail AT $3.50, Mr.. Tan
uer waving q hearing. He gave bail 10
appear before the grand jury. This
morning Mayor Hopkins went before the
grand Jury. and. after stating his case,
asked that body % return an indictment.
The Jury, after an exciting session, de-
Dlined TO do So. one Of the members
stated that the reason was that the ma
iority of the members. who are kepubli-
cans Thought the action was brought for
poliHcal effect There are only two Dem
ocrdts on the jury. but they agreed with
their colleagues tnat the Mayor would be
obliged 10 wait his turn If he wished
his case considered. Mayor Hopkins was
much inc,usci at what he characterized
as vile asucrsIon Of his character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
TAMMANY'S BIG RALLY.
JAMES LINDSAY GORDON. or VIR-
GINA. AMONG THE SPEAKERS.
As Enthusia.tie Republican Mass-hest-
InE-senAtOr Hill and Governor floweL
Depeu On n Campaign Tour.

NEW YORK, oct. 3i.-Tammany Han
was brilliant with national ha&S ana
uClow with light tonight for the blkstsl
Tammgny mass-Ucctlng OF the campaign
on either side OF the doorway Was
stand for speakers at an overflow meet
ms while on the south side or fOur-
t.cuth street there were STANDS lot
speakers, who addressed German ana
Ialau citizens. An immense crowd was
In Attendance. CUioncl G.. B. Mcclellan
u'as chairman OF the meeting. In the
course OF his speech he said;
THE 4. =. A. SCORED.
Il want 10 sneak Of one Issue. 1t Is my
duty. There is a spirit Of fairness, or
fair play among Americans among the
peoule 0f New York and those who never
permit a man 10 take office who does not
come out and boldly denounce mat
damuable conspiracy, the A T. a. zap
when Mr.. Platt held his CONVEX ton
IN S3T8toEd and put up Mr. Morton, AlT.
Plat adopted q platform, ana IL was d
platform formed boy the a. /. A., ana not
a Republican newspaper has dared 20
come out aud say the platform vas not
the work Of the a. L. A. CAppIduseJ
JANE LlND.Ay GuRuoN,
James Lindsay Gordon was next intro
du.cl and addressed the meeting.
At the end Of Mr.. GOrdous s. eeI n
Colonel Mcclellan announced that ne
had just relieved word from Cplonel i ell
lows that hc was il and could not ap-
Itar Hc then introduced James Kerr
clerk OF the House of Representatives
v no made a short speech. ,
Speeches were also made hy JHIGH
Woods. OF Albany. Judge Mcmahon, Amos
J. Cummings. Gen. Daniel Sickes ana
Joseph 3. Kerr. ,,
Leitcre of regret were read boy T.. Ellery
Anderson and Senator Faulkner and Gov
erLor HattIsJu. of iouusylEahld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
BE- B,nzr in n small Iowa.

NEWBURYPORT. MASS. oct. 3l.-An
overturned oil stove, in the counting
room of the Newburyport Car shops set
fire to the main building OF the plant. on
Merriman street to-day. The building
was soon destroyed, ana the hye-story
wooden building shoe shop. Of Burlcy Ste
fate. The Eagle House. TWO stories, was
also destroyed The shop OF the New
buryport Car Company is a total loss,
with 100 finished cars. The estimated
loss on this is $1,000 The loss at the
shoe factory is variously estimated at
10000 10 $3.50 700. The workmeu did not
save their Individual kits, and their loss
will foot up 5000 The propr ctOr ~
the Eagle House places his loss at 300.
All the property was fairly covered by
Insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
VIII Not Issue Scrip.

NEW YORK. oct 3i-Drexel. Morgan
e. 20 have decided not TO issue any
81, for fractional lots Of new Southern
so,jii,av securities The consequence is
~, he people who have bought scrip
tla tbe new securities, when issues are
Ior I.oor,ce'rned. as 10 whether the contract
con gIII hold good If scrip is not delivered.
HHIIyeI Morgan a 60. will buy or sell
The me fractional lots at i..1 The market price.
,rrog. giving the full details as 10
lil,,,,bange. 1t is believed that IL will be
eNS,,iiically impossible to get the new Sc
pnigSities out next month. Those who
Come Come first, however, will be served first.
ll1 In prior organizations is supposed
81 10 the reason for deciding not 10 issue
70 70 scrip In tina Richmond Terminal re-
arqanizationa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
7HE kLIShR'S OLIDE BRANCH.
Reported That count Herbert Bismark to
lie offered Ofilre.

BERLIN, oct. 2l.--Further rumors are
In circulation this morning In regard 10
possible ministerial Dh3USes I'm addition
10 those already announced one of them
obtains some Crric".H. II is the report
that Count Herbert Esmarck is TO be
made an ambassador % one Of the great
powers, or councillor 10 the Chancellory.
II is stated that Prince Hohenlohe has
come 10 an agreement with Emperor
William which VIII change the imperial
policy i0 several important respects. The
first visible sign Of this IS the ISSUANCE
of an order % establish agricultural bu-
reaus in connection with the German cm-
bassies at London, Washington, Paris,
Vienna and St Petersburg. This step is
locked upon as evidence ~ stricter
protective agrarIan policy which Is
known % have been contemplated for
some time.
The AErarans propose TO rrques' that
deputatiOn representing that party be
given another audience by the Emperor.
It Is claimed by Agrarau organs that
the recent audience given by his Majesty
t. an Agrariau deputatiOu from East
Prussia was one OF the principal causes
that led % the changes In the chancellor
ship and the Prussian ministry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Cut HIS Thr0at From Ear tD Ear.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, oct. 3l.--About
o'clock this morning Fred Teppe was
found by Watchman Benjamin Hutchin-
son with his throat cut near the scales
I'm the yard Of the Jacksonville. 81. Au-
Rustlne and Indian River railroad Teppe
was employed as clerk to Roadmast sr
Carter. Watchman Hutchin son can only
say that he found Teppe with his throat
cut. and that he summoned the doctor
Teppe says that he was followed by
a crowd who were trying TO kill him. and
that he eat his throat from ear 10 ear TO
escape. The knife severed the windpipe,
and as rhc artery remains unin juTed, his
life may be saved.
Teppe two years ago came from tho
railway shops iu palatka where he lived
for number of years. His home II sup
posed 10 be n Charleston, s. G. lie IS
aged about thirty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
HE PROVED HIS LOYALTY
KEYTUChTAN LrNCHED BECAUSE
HE WOULD NOT BETRAT 4 FRIEND.
or These Are Your Oily Terms" sid
the Hero, "Let the Hanging Proceed"
and the Brutss swung Him w.

PRINCETON. KY. Oct; 3i.-News
reached here tins morning OF the lynch
ing OK Eddy Martin. in the Repton neigh
borhood, in Crittendcn county. yesterday
morning. by a mob estimated al 100 men.
The scene OF the lynch.ng Is remote.
and the best obtainable Information is
that Martin was cnned upon at his home
after midnight. Opening the door. he
was seized by a dozen men, who asked
for information OF Bin Goo1e the COM
missioner Of the county. The mob told
him they had come to hang him. bur IL
he would turn States evidence upon BIN
Goode, he would be spared
III these are the only terms. gen.
tlemen," said Martin. "let the hanging
proceed. Bill Goode has been my friend.
and | VIII shield him"
The mob quickly did the work. and
left the dead body swinging from limb
upon lone country road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
RUSSIANS wANr,toNGnk>s.
Move to Great. Chamber Giving the
Munrr II the Right of VITO.

ST. PETERSBURG oct. a.-The police
have seized a large quantity Of literature
consisting OF pamphlets entitled, The
Fundamental Statute Of the Russian En-
pire. -
The aim OF the parties is to unite oil
of the old parties and enlist the sym
pathes Of the Liberal public officials.
The statute proposes that there shall
be two lawmaking bodies. one consist
ing OF local councils and the other an
imperial Chamber OF Deputies; a second
chamber Is dispensed with. The monarch
is TO be given the right OF veto ana
any difficulties arising between the mon
arch and the chambers, or between the
two chambers, Is to be settled by
national congress, TO be elected for the
purpose. each member to be pledged to
vote a particular way. According 10 the
scheme Poland Is to have legislative as
sembly and Finland is to retain her au-
tOnOmy.
II also provides for the freedom of
science. freedom OF speech and freedom
of the press. The project set forth I'm
the pamphlet is received with favor iras-
much as Is only moiihes the existing or
der of things.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Cut Ia Pieces by "A Cabl

KANSAS cry, MO, oct Sc. NJ.
Phall. foreman of the Diamond Elevator.
met "A frEhtful death last evening lie
was taking IN the slack Of wire cable,
drew cars up an incline His arm was
caught between the cable and drum. The
cable began 10 slowly cuil about his body
His hand was cut of first, and dropped
10 the floor Then the cable cut through
the body In several places, and his legs
fell 10 the floor Horrined. his fellow
workmcn watched him die. Phal's
brother stood beside the drum, power
less 10 ad hlm. When the drum was
stopped. Phalls body had been cut 10
pieces and mangled limbs and chunks
of flesh lay In a pool Of blood on the
floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

bearing the witness signatures, for the
purpose of proving that Commissioners
Sheehan had misapproprlated stVD While
Comptroller OF the Currency OF Bunalo:
The Commissioner told how he had
requested the Mayor 10 have his ac-
counts examined. and when a shortage
was digc,.Volrd he refunded the amount
s4.1O0 He claimed that his coupon and
trust accounts became mixed.
To Mr. GofTs direct question Sheehan
denied that he had Incorporated the
amount.
Mr.. Gon read the following document.
dated November o. 1885:
Received from John Sheehan the sum
OF 500 In payment Of any deficit that
may be IN his accounts on proper eX-
"jsienedj 7. J. Mahoney and Schuyler
Mr. Coz read another letter dated De
cember z. 1898. 1t was addressed TO I.
Dear siT. You are hereby authorized
and requested to use and pay out the
money paid by me far the purpose or
making good the shortage when was IN
my account at the time | turned over
the Comptroller's Office 10 you tSlshed)
John g. Sheehan.'
TIE RFCEIPTs IDENTIFIED.
Commissioner Sheehan stepped down
TO give way to Timothy ). Mahohey' eN-
ComptrOlltg Of Bnhalo.
Mr. Nlahouey identified the coupon re-
ceipts and the trust fund receiptss.
WHO gave you these receipts| asked
Mr. Sheehan's brother, William"
81 told VIII " said he, that ! would
not sign the receipts for money when /
had not received. and asked him to tell
Tohn 10 come and see me. He came IN
later. and told him TO pay up as soon as
p?@I65iiJJ' @6iJ he saw that the coupon account
was mixed up with the trust account
What ia he say?"
THAT ne would pay up as soon as
"vWbat time elapsed before the story
of The defaIcaton became public
About two years. ! was worried TO
Witness testified that he subsequently
gGt the money from Mr. Eagan, one II
Sheehan's bondsmen. 1t amounted to
Nov did It happen that you got the
subsequent letter OF December :, 1897
"Tha $500 was deposited in a spe-
ciaI account. and ] wanteI the authotliy
Of Sheehan TO place it in the general
IBID you use the $500 in covering the
defcit?" -,ou,.-o
I'm the coupon account
"You declined TO run for public Office
because this was on your mind
YES. | never rested until II was cleared
up
sHFFHLN CALLS GOFF A LIAR,
Commissioner Sheehan was recalled.
"T nave one question 10 ask YOU said
Mr.. Goff. "Will you produce your bank
books"
NO"
you. n defaulter. grand larceny
thief refuse 10 produce your books, in
the face OF this evidence
You're liar, You know YOU are
lying" yelled Commissioner Sheehan.
Your Language is Incorporate Sena-
tor D'Couuor admonshcd Mr.. Gon, who
read from the statutes 10 show that he
had used the harsh words adyisedly.
An adjournment was taken till to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Three Killed In Ra lway Accident.

SCRANTON, PA, oct. A.-Three per-
sons were killed and a dozen injured at
Foster, twenty-seven miles north of here.
on the Delaware. LAckawanna and West
ern railroad this morning Tho rcidcut
through express train No. dashed while
running AT a high speed crashing into the
rear Of a freight train which had taken
a siding 10 allow the express 10 pass.
The killed are Engineer Lynatt and
Fireman Elmer Scuil II the coal train.
and Engineer Valentine Butler Of the
passenger train. Butler was caught
in wreck OF engines, and scalded 70
lnlfh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
eurruly cNLs GOYF LIAR,
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.
A Number OF Police Ofhcers Recently Dis
mitscd to tie Tried

NEW YORK. oct. 3l.-It was learned
at police headquarters this morning that
the grand jur, had indicted for bribery
Captain John :. Stephenson, recently dis
missed by the police board; eX-Wardmen
James Burns and George Swift, who
were Captain Cross detectives when he
was In comma nd Of the Eldridge-Street
station and Wartwn Edward Glen
non. tried jointly with Captain Devery
ON charges Of blackmailing keepers Of
diSorderly houses i'm the EldrIdge-street
station di trct They were all found
guilty and dismissed by the police board
Their indictments now We're said at
headquarters 10 bee for the same offences
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

BERLIN. oct. 3l.-Count Zlethen-
SEVERN. president of the Lutheran
Church has Informed the Lutherans OF
address TO the presidents and vice.presi-
dents of the church, said that the labors
OF the general synod would be blessed
# that body worked in a spirit Of re-
Cancellation. They rested upon ditfer-
not act from party motives. He hoped
that tho churches would be open at other
time, than during the regular hours
Of service This would promote and re-
The Empress, the president said, wished
the churches TO be kept op.n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Norfolk and Western Earnings.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. Sl.-The state
r,ent OF the business OF the
Norf0Ik and Western railroad, in
cnIding leased lines, for the month OF
September, shows gross earnings OF 1921.
as. and expenses Of $50. .l5l, leaving net
earnings for the month of So, ,5Q5, a de-
crease over the corresponding month Of
last year OF 50 .552.
Gross earnings for the nine months
ending September SOth were N5si.9D. and
the expenses, including taxes, We're So
62s 80, leaving net earnings. sl.@652,
decrease Of N0l ,030 compared with the cor
responding months OF 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Remedy for Hog Cholera.

JANESVILLE, WIS. oct. 3i.-The hog
cholera is raging with fearful fatality
in the county. Hundreds Of hogs are dy-
ing I'm a few hours after the disease is
noticed State Veterinary Surgeon Frank
G. Toussant claims 90 have sure reme-
dy. Last evening he innoculated horse
and three hours lated killed the horse, feed
ing the carcass 10 the diseased hogs. He
claims that the hogs will recover after
eating this lan0euLakSd meat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

MILAN. oct 3l.-THo dynamite bombs
filed with scrap iron, were exploded
outside Of two Of the police stations IN
this city last evening The fronts Of
The buildings were wrecked, but fOrtu-
uately no one was hurt. II is supposed
the o itragps were committed In cJnse-
queuce Of the recent suppression OF 30
Cialists.
chists suspected of having caused the
explosions here last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Tnion of En.trrn Churche,.

ROME, oct 3l-The Pope presided over
the third sitting OF the conference looking
10 the union OF eastern churches at the
Vatican to-day. Ills Holiness presented
"a memorandum Of the communications OF
the Holy Sec with Patriarch Azarian, OF
C0ustantn0ple. who is detained at the
Turkish capital. 1t IS believed that sew
eral more sittings Of the conference will
be- necessary. TO-lay's sttiugs lasted
Two and a half hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01
Only the Spanish Clbinet Resigns.

WASHINGTON. oct M.-SenOr Murua-
ga. the spanish minister, says the resig-
nation OF the Spanish cabinet as an
in reI.tio1 10 the new Spanish tariff
bin and prospective CONNER cial arrangc-
,,'tts v,ith foreign powers. The min
is,ers who have resigned represent the
ai.r,ept ouposirg low duties. Premier
s,',rl-,a fayors frter trade r, ,atiOns with
he outside world and as his colleagues
did not share this view, they resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

LONDON, oct 2l-Tho Court Of Queens
Bench has ordered the County Council
10 show cause why they cannot grant
"A re-hearing I'm the case of the Umpire
Music Hall whose Fqu'r license was re-
yoled when it's promenade was closed.
The affidavit presented by the managers
of the Empire alleges thar certain mem-
hers of the licensing committee Of the
County Council acted IN concert with
the ohjsctors-the members of the Social
Purity League. The order IS returnable
November 7th