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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
FOR PURIII ~ ELECTIONs.
Gov. Flower Advises the Formation of 81.
socistions 10 Watch the Count

AUBURN, y. y, Sept. 7.-Governor
Flower arrived here az twenty-five min
utes to II yesterday morning, and was
met at the station by IL thrOng Of people.
Warden Stout Judge Teller and Acting
Mayor Parker welcomed him and escorted
him to the prison, where luncheon was
served In the Wardens apartments. and
at half-past 1 O'Clock the Governor was
escorted 10 the fair grounds.
The weather could not nave been I'M
proved upon for an outdoor gathering,
and the fair grounds were thr0nged with
people, although the crowd Mas not so
large as on Mckinley Day. Governor
Flower and Representative Michael -.
Harter of OHIO, a WeI-knOWu tdrlf re-
former, were the spe akers Of the AFTER
noon. The Governor. I'm his address 10
the farmers, speaking Of the necessity
Of purity in elections. said.
Il mistake the temper Of the people
If they do not feel strongly on this mat
ter. The recent prosecutions Ot election
offenders have been an Indication OF
aroused public feeling. and that feeling
will not subsile. / trust that IN every
county of the State associations Will be
formed 70 see that attempted bribery Is
detected and prevented. and that an hon
est ballot and fair count are guaranteed
in every polling place. In this work
every good citizen can join, no matter
what his politics are. have confluence
enough i'm the people OF this state - be
lteve that they place honesty above par
tisanshfp and prefer an honest election.
no matter whose the victory, 70 the pur-
chased success Of any candidate
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BALTIMORE MD, Sept. 1T is re-
Iciled here that IA syndicate of Baltimore
capitalists has purchased the Einei
Tower, ana that the immense iron and
steel structure will be brought o Balti-
more The promoters OF he Baltimore
Centennial celebration. 10 be held In 1S97.
are said to be the purchasers and the
cost, together with the expense OF tax
INK apart and transporting the seven
thousand tons OF metal OF which the
tower IS constructed. is said to be about
SJOOOO
1t is said that French directors OF the
Paris Exposition. TO be held in 1900
agreed TO dispense with the tower and
instructed their architects 10 devise plans
for the Exposition buildings without ref
erence TO the tower. This decision was
reached. 1t seems, as a consequence of
the negotiations between the baltimore
people and the French Exposition au-
thOrities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

BCZZARD'S BAY. MASS. Sent
There was more than the usual stir
about Gray Gables yesterday. Secretary
OF War Lamont arrived yesterday morn
ing, and was met AT the station by the
President and Mrs. Cleveland, who walked
mp from the hoNse.
The yacht Oneida arrived Just before
noon with the Benedlcts aboard.
Mrs Cleveland took the early train for
Woods Han. and after drive through
the village and over to Falmouth re
turned 10 Buzzard's Bay on the late af-
ternOOn train. Her carriage was I'm wait
ing. and she met Miss Benedict who came
down from Boston.
The President. Colonel Lamont, and Dr
Bryant made a trip 20 the fishing grounds
down the bay returning soon after s
o'clock They enjoyed the hospitalities Of
Commodore Benedict on the oneida.
where they took dinner yesterday evening.
Mrs. Cleveland did not go
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ny statement l might make would have

little value"
when informed that Captains Cross.
n.'etS ana stephenson had been broken,
~, farkhurst seemed pleased.
am particularly glad about Devery."
ne sald. Tor he is man in whose be-
hait the whole Police Department rallied
Wheh nrst made charges against MIN.
am glad 10 see that he has had ns-
tIce AT last. see the Police Department
Is finally waking up. ana / feel very
sure mat before long they will be sorry
tney ever went to sleep"
Dr: Parkhurst was told that the com
missioners had abolished the office of
ward man. He raised his hand To-
ward Heaven and said:
Thank the Lord for even so small a
blessing"
Doctor, you have been mentioned as
candidate for Mayor. Would YOU ac-
cept the nomination."
Under no circumstances will run for
Mayor he replied. NO one Is moro
anxious than | 20 see the city redeem
her honor, but my work lies In other
directions"
Dr. Parkhurst said he might have more
FORK sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
4 COMBINE or 2OB BRBWErIEs
Thirteen Million Dollars to he Invested
The Plan.

CHICAGO, Sept 7.-English capital
which has found In Chicago such povino
investments as the Union Stock Yards
and the brewing interests. is now lools-
lns for another Investment For Some
time, the creator O. the brewery trnsf
n. NJ. BigelOW hse been i'm Europe on
de3Vorins 10 organize into a synd,cafe
twenty OF the larges. braweries in Chic9go
ana ana outside OF he present great trust.
N"l. I'd, .i conf -ttc-. is a. have IL
capital n f3ooO.OoJ or 32.000.O01 NOR. thar
thr present syndicate Mr Bigel1,v has
secured $4,000 ~ the Sl3OJl 6OI nec@s-
saTy. Negotiations which have been
IeiilnE l2r some months, IL IS claimed,
are now about completed. The new syn
create VIII practically wipe out all compe-
Nllpu, ouly Tour o. the brcWeries being
leIt out OF considerations II rs said bv
InoSe who are IN the inside Of TN
i' I'D that the new syndicate will com
PRISE about twenty Of the twentv-four
bre"erios IN this city
Inc general belief Is that the scheme
on org a"izing a second trust orig mated
With SIR. BizeiOw. When the FIRST svndi-
cate was organized. they had 10 mGet
the competition II those outs De of tho
trust ani, therefore. business was NOT
so profitable, but il prices could be
inalhtained, the. properties u all would
De more valuable: Mr.. B'ge.ow has met
many brewers willing 10 part with their
ianis M good prices. and not opposed %
Aolflng STOCK in new synd cate An
agreement was drawn up and options se-
cured on the various pr perties for six
months
In the event OF the SUCCESS OF the
enterprise, Mr. BigelOw Is 10 receive 2l-2
per cent. of the purchase price Of the
property Of the company PAYABLE uro
rata In cash bonds and shares Of tn
new corporations. Just who have signed
IS not definitely known. but n is known
that Mr.. BigeloW secured the signatures
OF an but few OF the largest concerns
in the city. An interested brewer said
"The syndicate is the most profitable Of
any gotten mp for years. The price per
barrel instead of being from $3.50 10 81.
some profit viii be derived. There Is n
doubt but that the deal will be a sue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
FROHIBIIJONfsrS MEET.
'peeches by w. W. Gibbs. ID. X. Hum
phreys md C. y Donaidson

NOttfOLk, VA, sept. Especial
\ meeting Of Prohibitionists was held
In Brambleton ward tonight to pass
resolutions denouncing the action OF a
councilman from chat ward for voting
against certain Prohibition candidates.
lhere We're present nineteen persons.
Inc speakers were W W. Gibbs. OF
StIaun'on, 9te state Chairman Of the party;
Mapr u. H. Humphreys. Rev. {. \.
donaldson. The orations were decidedly
tame, Mr.. Gibbs said great mistake
had been made by the management In
thiS city for denounclng the press.
Major j. X. Humphreys said that
Mr. Gibbs would in the future reside in
arrive tomorrow 10 make Norfoils HE
home II is said that in the future the
party headquarters Will be I'm Norfolk
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ACCOMAC COURTHOUSE VA, Sept
7.-Special. Thirteen actions of ejectment
were instituted to-day in our Circuit
Court by Burrough & Brother attorneys,
OF Norfolk. and l.. B Allen Of Beriley
i'm favor OF Il. a. Outen Il al. against
resident citizens Of OnancOck TO recover
possession Of what Is known as the
"Outen" lot. lately sold under decree Of
the court 10 settle the estate Of the late
Henry T. Parker. Of OnancOck. They
are equal to thirteen claps Of thunder
out Of a clear sNy. and has created much
excitement In our metropolitan town
The trials will take place at the next
October term of the Circuit Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
DEMOCRATS BE7IER THEMsELYhS.
They Meet and Manifest Their Dis s'ntisfa'-
IIon WIN TlIIman Nlng Rue.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Sept. THE dis
satisfaction ON the part # the Con
servative faction with the way the poll
tics of the state has been conducted
resulted m some definite action helms
taken tonight A conference OF repre-
sentative men from every section oi the
State met here tonight and ISSUED am
address to the Democratic voters. Anons
other things. it SAYS the moor n tIc
party has been betrayed by leaders, VINO
nave usurpcl the TiChts of the Demo
cratic voters and are using the party
machinery for their own selfish ends;
that ring has been organized ana is
exercising arbitrary and tyrannicdl au-
thority to the utter subVcrsiou of the
welfare OF the people. that the leaders
and the rank ana file Of their follower.
openly ana aVOWcdly endorse Third party
and Populst measures. The CONE
Inittee representing those Democrats who
repudiate POpulists announce their con-
unual adherence TO true Democratic
principles. and calls upon all who agree
with them TO hold mass-mcctiugs ON tine
10Th instant I'm their respective court
houses I'm each county and elect delegates
TO a convention to Doe held I'm Columbia
ON the 18th instant for tho purpose Of
reorganiZing the party 10 consider the
political situation and take such other
steps as I'm their wisdom they may deem
proper This Is taken 20 mean that fun
state and county tickets VIII bee put out
TO oppose the Tilman factions. which
controls While Senator Butler holds
that he is not seeking reelection by this
new movement. 1t is certain that should
n succeed. he VIII be reelected 10 the
senate Most OF the men signing the
petition are or have been his lieutenants
in the contest There may be n triangu-
lar fight If the new movement nomiuates
a ticket Dr. Pope, cX-Reformer cN-
candidate for Governor but who got ont
q week or two ago. has changed his
mind and announces that ne win make
the race He counts on getting the
votes OF the dissatisfied Reformors MS
we'll as some Conservatives. lie an
nounces shat he Will run as a Democrat
and his platform generally is opposition
80 tho ring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
CONGRESsIONAL CANDIDATES.
Messrs Meredith, Jones and Turner Make
Brief Visits to Washington.
TINES BUREAU. RAPLEY BuuDNG.i
" AsuLNnrnN Sentarnhnr Z lsQI

w ASH NGIoN, september z, 1874.
congressman Meredith, Jones and Tur-
ner. of Virginia. arrived here to-day.
! They called at Democratic headquarters.
whore fluctuations We're exchanged with
the chairman Of the EXecutive Commit
tee. Senator Faulkner on the bright out
look for Democracy this fall.
These gentlemen have all been rcuOmi-
mated, and their reelection is certain.
IL IS now only a question of by what
| ma iOrityY
Congressman Turner attended the re-
union Of the ex-Confederate soldiers yes
terday at RdppahannOck Courthouse, and
will return there next Monday and make
his first speech I'm the campaign. He re-
ports that the apathy incidental 10 or
years exists I'm some portions OF his dis
trict but Is satisfied that Il Will disappear
before election day, and that his district
will roll Up its usual Democratic ma
jority
MR.. J1~r-' THROAT AFFECTION.
Conrres snan Jones' principal object in
coming here at this time IS to consult
his physician. An affection Of the throat.
which troubled him very much during
the last session Of Congress, has returned,
and threatens him with serious annoy
ance. His physician has cautioned MN
against outdoor speaking, ana ne VIII De
,,TaIis ia make as many speeches In his
'...,. uii"n,e ~ he would like to do The can
.' h.s inst opened In his district but
ia l. e,reatly pleased with the outlook,
ma nc - aynects to increase the immense
n,lt III bv which he was elected 10 the
~ Iii sneak at Bowling Green, Caro-
:, ile ,,ntv next Monday (cOurt day.
my In'',,6 Congressman Meredith Is one
- 49,, by residents, this is his first
oi o t"e 30 Washington for several days.
tIIs'I finished his preparations for an
he he m"1 ond thorough canvass Of his dis
49,, aJ'iF0 nd will open the ball tomorrow AZ
WlS. asau i'm Prince William county.
A,eh aieIhi" 80 the present Congress by on
Eev.sJ Ef.e,tI,,,b ming majority, with reserve
oNca .. W.. on his reelection is absolutely
10 ui1" blt Mr. Meredith is an old cam
Set t.ra, 90. and years ago learned
ln'sttS - Never despise thine enemy" IL
me Aiinn,,.,L MN and close canvass OF his dis
a tnol nor DO IT, he win be returned by
IN increased malorlty.
al III 'o.,,,,tnt of his engagement TO speak
u ts.'|,,,faU to-mt rIOw, he Will be unable
NJ n.usord the meeting Of the Democratic
10 10 a.'S,'" s.on n,ittee IN Richmond this even
Stat t't will be represented by his col
ihs, pu' NIessrs. Jones and Turner.
ie,ssusi ,'ai chaplain Edmc ndson. OF North
. NhNal hN trho was commissioned yes.er-
Saioilna' ,eturned home. He has been or
dayi "ao bold himself In readiness Cor
dereu -, I'm thirty days. when he will
SCI shlv dJ be assigned 70 the cruiser Phila-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
NO HEsT ron THH UICh ED.
Police Commissioners Adjourn, but the
Lexow Committee To Resume.

NEW YORK. Sept AL the police
prosecutions which sprang up IN the wake
Of the Lexow committee investigation will
now cease for the time being At least.
Assistant District Attorneys Osborne and
Weilman to-day let IL be known that they
had adjourned all police prosecutions un-
feared that their doings might embarrass
the committee. and so decided to desist.
on Monday next Chairman LeXow and
his legislative associates Will begin their
second session Of police Investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
ra-,l.. ~ thn = 4. /. Arrested.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 7.-E. G. Hooks,
resnrI' rested to-day To- charged with embezziing
$50 lie has been in the eWelUy vesg 81 ae 'ps is
cohlp.",, ., veors old and well connected
t~sa t~en'' otIicers tH Of the company say Hooks
herei, Onocketed prepaid freight money
slirp,y , - te no entry on the books; They
had had great deal Of trouble IN as sTse'ng made 1ae
shoI - a,o that there was a shortage
me, m0h,nS ~ TOOK a long investigation 10 fasteh
Hooks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
DIR. PARK URsT RETURNS.
Particularly Glad Devery Has Been Dis
missed-Doesn't Want to be Mayor.

The White Star steamship Germanic.
with Dr. Charles Ii. Parkhurst aboard.
dropped anchor off Quarantine at 1910
o'clock Thursday night. DR.. Parkhurst
had gone TO bed but consented 70 get
up and receive "a reporter who boarded the
Germanic at Quarantine. Ihe DOCTOR
face wore a healthy color. He said.
II have returned with renewed strength
and vitality and | am now ready 70 carry
on the fight on the same old lines. IL
Is. OF course. too soon To make any dell
mite statement In regard TO nay immSdlate
plans 4 have OF course a very VeBnc
idea of what has been going on IN my
absence. Until l know more definitely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
On. the Smoke from FOREST Fires.

LSnec.al. -This community Is being Wis
tied by Mormon elders, who are distribu-
linz their tracts and cards with articles
OF faith Of Latter-Day Saints. l don't
mink thev are making many converts.
W. bave had for the last ten days n
ne"uliar atmosphere The whole earth
soened 10 be covered with smoke, the
ann could not be seen, and 1t was as
calm as a dish
Farmers trying 10 save FODDER eXpe-
r,anced the greatest difficulty In getting It
10 cure. and most OF IL was housed I'm
mouldy condition. The dews during the
smoky weather were almost like rains,
and the grass would not be dry before ii
o'clock In the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
..,,,.,,o,bs Custody Of His Child.

>.rNN YORK. Sept. 7.-Justice .Truax, OF
TIE Henry y1 I. Faison. Of Feis9n, n C., Is
entitled to The custody rn 9f MS cb9d r1ddr-ysar.
sSIrdd,,,,ht SId North by his mother. who left
h,,,d hsr not stand the climate where she
wos Justice Truax says North Carolina
y. "aa,,identlv the residence OF the parents.
and mat the child was taken out OF that
Jurisdiction By fraud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
vIsfTORs AT THr CApfTAr.

delphia. The interim he Will spend with
Chaplain Tribou. OF the New York, who
will instruct him In his duties
VISITORS AT THE CAPITAL.
Hon. Lloyd r. Smith. of Northumber-
land county. chairman OF the congress
sional committee OF the First congress
sional district, was among the callers at
Democratic headquarters to-day. He left
this afternoon for Richmond TO attend
the meeting Of the Democratic state
Committee.
Congressman Smith Turner left here
for Richmond 10 be present at the
meeting OF the State Committee.
Congressman Jones called az the Agri-
cultural Department and the Government
Printing Office in the interests OF con-
stituents and left this afterno for
Richmond.
Miss Slaughter. Of Lynchburg and
Messrs. ". W. Brown. J. T. Kelly aud
wife. OF Danvile, and William SLACK.
OF Lynchburg, are at the Metropolitan.
Miss Lotde Ketchen, of Winston, ~
c., is In the city.
Hon. !. j. Mcdonald. Republican candi-
date for Congress from the First Nir-
ginia district. will leave tomorrow for
the Northern Neck of Virginia. en- route
to Bowling Green. Caroline county. Va.
where he will speak on next Monday.
court-day.
Z. f. Gates was to-day appointed post
master at ROckspring. Orange county.
y. c.. vice. +. J. Gates, rcslsnei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
Another Congressional Deadlock

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Sept. IA spe-
cial 10 the Age-Herald from Guin says:
rive hundred and nineteen ballots for a
successor TO j. y. Banl,head i'm the sixth
congressional district have been taken
with no result The several county dele
gates are true and tried Democrats. and
there seems 10 be no detection from
either candidate. IL Is the opinion that a
new primary will be necessary TO reach a
nomination. 1t is a game OF freeze out
with no ending as long as the cards last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
Irlnl. of rne Ral--gh and Cincinnati.

WASHINGTON. Sept. The inter 81
that attaches among naval people 10 me
trial Of the cruisers Raleigh and Cincin-
natl the first ships built by the Govern,
ment in many years. VIII not be gratllled
fnr como tiwa These vessels are prac-
tically ready Tor their trials, but it has
been decided 20 allow them 70 cruise
about i'm home waters to get shaking
down before fixing the dates for the
teete Tho Raleigh Will cruise in the
IIan,nt1n Roads and Chesapeake Bay an
tbe Cincinnati I'm Long Island Sound ana
nlnrn thn adlacent cOast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
Tn. Bsnished AmerIeaos Satisfied

WASHINGTON. Sept. Information
has been received az the State Depart.
ment that the two Americans banished
from Nicaragua for complicity In the
MOSQUITO rebellion are now In Costa
Rica' II IL said that the men were well
satisfied to accept the terms or Danish
ment. without demanding a trial or ask-
ing for the protection OF the United
States Minister 10 r>rain In Nicaragua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
WILL Nor PAr IHE PRIZE
on tho Ground that the Victor, Drul.d A.
cordin9 to 4. - Army Tao,t.

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE Executive
committee Of the local Knights OF Pythias
tonight decided not to pay the prize of
~" offered for the best battalion drill. and
Nnich the First Regiment Of Indiana won
without opposition on the grounds that
Uuited States army tactics. which have
not yet been officially adopted by the
supreme Lodge. Colonel Heiskell, OF the
flrst Indiana, was very angry at the de-
c'S'oh' and much ill-feellng was shown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

GIBSON SCORES CAP6HARr.
styles Him Malicious Linr and n Coward
for Boiling the Ticket

HUNTINGTON. w. VA. Sept. To
night. in letter IN an evening paper.
ex-COrP. q smar Gibson replies 10 the let
ter OF declination OF CONGRESSMAN Cane
hart dn which the former H. charged with
boliing the uckep III very severe Ian
guage. one sentence Of which denounces
Capehart as a malicious liar and a cow
ard for retreating at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

IlI-Frted Fishermen.

urLSINrORs, Sept "A storm broke
sntdenly last saturday over eight fish
ing boats on the coast near this port.
All the boats went down. ttftsen
fishermen were drowned ana ts., s,gn.ssn
Swan 10 A barren rock. Seven surViyOrs
-, the wreck died OF exposure. me
re,naining thirteen signalled passing
vasssl ON N ednesday and were rescued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
THE CHOLFhA EPIDkMIC.
Marine Hospital Service May Readopt
Rigid Precautionary Measures

WASHINGTON. Sept. The officials
OF the Marine Hospital Service display
undisguised anxiety as 10 the continued
spread Of cholera I'm Europe, and fear that
the United States might not bee able TO es-
cape the plague unless the most strenu-
every point The latest reports in regard
Cumberland. Md, are regarded as not
conclusive or satisfactory by any means.
The ten days report of Surgeon Fairfax
Irwin, Of the Marine Hospital service,
dated from Glasgow, Scotland AUGUST
22d. which has just been printed, states
that the period covered by the report has
been characterized by "A marked spread or
the disease. especially in Austria Hun
gary. Germany, and Holland. 1t may DE
said that cholera has shown power or
erudescence IN Russia, Nalcid. Northwest
Germany. and Holland. which Is greater
than could have been expected ana IN
excess OF that which obtained last year.
1t is extremely difficult 10 obtain reliable
Information from France or Belgium. I'm
the former. for example. Marseilles has
for some time past been under suspicion,
although the existence of cholera there
il strenuOusly denied by the authorities.
Late last week fatal attack occurred at
Pordeaux in a person who mad come
from Marseilles within the previous forty-
.eight hours Marseilles must le regarded
as a place where true cholera is existing.
esnociarv as most of the ports OF the
Mediterranean have now quarantined
against il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
c,,s, Fifteen Years for Assauls

WINSTON. n. c., Sept. 1.-special.-
rohn Hampton (colored) was to-day sea-
fenced 10 fifteen years In the penitentisry
i'm Wilkes Court for attempting, 70 out
rage, on April lst the four-year.old dSush-
ter OF NJ. l.. Bruce (whitet OF "hkespo'o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
CHOLERA RAGING IN POLAND.

ST. PETERSDURG, Sept. l--ChoIera IS
raoing in the town and province OF Mimi
Novgorod. I'm Russian Poland there are
5000 fresh cases of cholera, ana -'3Vv
daaths from that disease, ON an average,
per week.
AMSTERDAM. Sept Three fresh
cases of cholera were reported here to-
dav. At Alaestricht, Zaanda.n, kralin-
gen. and Alblssadam, respectively, one
death from cholera has occurred.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch TO the
standard from Vienna says that kLere
we're IA new cases Of cholera and Ill
deaths from that disease reported in Ca
licil Yesterday.
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RANGE or rax rHnsMoMk krEK-

Following was the range OF the Their
moneter AZ The Times office yesterday:
a a. III. -: u a., 81; y. NJ. 81: .
+. NJ. 50; +. NJ. u; midnight u.
Average. Sihs