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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
LOUISIANA >ULrHUn MINES
Purchased by the standard OIL Company
New Entrrpriscs south.


BALTIMORE. Sept. ia special to the
Manufacturers Record states that the
STANDARD Oh Company has purchased the
great sulphur deposits near Lake Charles,
LA. This sulphur deposit is oi great eN-
tent. and several attempts have been
made 90 work IT, but from various causes
tncy have failed Tho price paid by toe
Stanard is reported 10 be $li1OU orders
for part OF the machinery needed for de-
VelOUmcut have been given 10 local
machinery house.
The general condition Of southern busI-
ness interests is very hopeful. Bank clear
ings and railroad earnings continue 10
show large gains. a number of manuiac-
turing enterprises are enlarsinE tacr
works one agricultural Implement com
pany IN Tennessee doubling its plant and
viii Increase the number Of hands en-
ulovoI from $50 20 ~. Throughout the
North and West the South Us attracting
more and more attention, and the evi-
dencos arc daily aCcuWuI0ting OF ldiHe
southward movement OF popula iiCn.
Among the principal Industrial enter
prises reported for the week are. a $iaO,-
100 brewing company and Il $4,000 wood
working company lin Virginia. NWpD
dredging company in FLORIDA NOoW lm-
migration and Improvement company. So
on creamery, 5000 printing company, re-
building Of n large barrel factory. and
the starting Of new paper MIL In GeOr-
eia. $4,000 staye manufacturing concern
and deVelOoment of extensive sulphur
mines in louisiana, two large t0b1cco
factories, nOur mill, and mica mining
company IN North Carolina; a 10000 in-
,.... "a. pf -f.aE UV fertilizer company
I'm South Carolina: large addition to
plOW factory rebuilding OF large saw
mul. RESUMPTION of work by a soap fac
torv employing twenty-five persons. and
starting Of operations IN ne" s.9e l"c-
tory EMPLOYING sevcnty-flVc operatives IN
Tennessee: $4,000 irrigation and manuiac-
turing company. $1,000 tanneiy comRahy'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
Shnf hY lis Pointer Dog

NEW ORLEANS, La, sept I3.-Sam
by his pointer dog yesterday morning
while out hunting near this city ne
Shot a bird. stood his gun against n fence.
and climbed over 10 get his game The
dog attempted To- climb the fence also,
ana i'm doing So caught his foot on the
trigger and discharged the gun, sending
- load Of shot into Calderone's lift side.
The dog. frightened at the discharge ran
m and IL was some time before the
,,nfrdad man was discovered He ex-
ulaiuei the accident o. those who found
nim hui became speeches soon after
ward and was taken 20 the Charity
HospitaI. where the wound was pro-
uOunesd fatal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
IlfPErUs TO rHE OIGAK TRADE.
One of the Roauits OF the New Tariff Law
New Field 81 Labor.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Secretary
Carlisle is preparing regulations to carry
into effect section Of the new tariff law
for the manufacture in bonded ware
houses Of materials imported and manu-
featured for export The new law en-
larges the class Of goods that can be so
Manufactured in bonded warehouses.
Among the more important articles H. to-
hacco. \ great impetus has been given.
IL is said 10 the cigar trade by this new
provision Of the tarlT law and a new
field has been opened in Europe for the
sale Of American cigars from importtd d
tobacco 1t also opens a field for labor,
and IL Is estimated that 1900 people viii
be given employment In different cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
DEOrn 4,ooo sHEEr OYER oIIFFs.
The Animals FoH p Thousand Feet Into
Parachute Creek.

DENVER. Sept l3-The details Of the
attack of Tuesday by masked men upon
the sheep herds owned 10y Charles Brown
and John Miller nave been brought in.
carl Brown. sheep herder. who was
shot in the hip While defending his em-
UlOy-r's property. Nh brought t. town
upon mattress. The men who made the
attack numbered about twenty-five. They
entered upon the Book Gin Mesa by an
ufrcqueuted trail az "a time when every
body had gone q Grand Junction 10 at
srut t4e ..4-. .titaL IDrs sau-,ulef-
cl 1000 sheep In Browns corral. ani then
drove over 10 the feeding grounds. where
Mnler7 sheep were grazing, and drove
500 animals over the cl.ns. where they
fcl distance of Thousand feet INTO
Parachute creek. There the mansled ear
ca5aes lr iu horrible state.
The raiders left word that they de-
str0yed u0 more simply because they
lacked time. They promised 10 return ani
finish the job. The settlers are divided
I'm sentiment The cattle men have been
lighting against the entrance Of sheep
men upon the mesas and the valleys OF
The western slope for years ami num-
Der OF murders have result J. More tr0u-
bile VIII occur before the matter Is hnany
settled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
REIURNED 10 TtILE,
yiceroy LIS son-in-Iaw Ordered T. on Tieu
T.in-War iB the orient

SHANGHAI. sept l3.-The Hapas re-
p0r,s that the Chinese admiralty has de-
termined 10 order 10 Pei Hang from
the Yang Use kiang coast all ships Of a,
certain tonnage and armament. num-
ber OF torpedo boats from the squafrons
at Foo Chow, Canton. and Making Win
accompany the Warships.
The intriguing enemies OF Niceroy III
Hung Chang have reported 10 the throne
the presence at Tien Tsln Of Chang Pei
Lun, the Nlceroy's son-in-law. who was
banished In 1871. The throne has or
dered his return 20 exile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
nlnaco. nnd nnlnmmednns NJ Nnr

BOMBAY. Sept. ia serious riot has
occurred in the city OF Poona, I'm the
Bombay Presidency, which may lead %
further outbreaks. 4 congregation OF
Mohammeiaus were praying I'm 4 mosque
when a procession ~ HindOOs, accom-
panied by native bands Of music. passed
on their return from their temple. The
MOhammcdans became incensed al bein3
disturbed by the music and sailed out
and attacked the HinioOs. The latter
were quickly reinforced until they num-
bered about four thousand. 4 terrible
fght.ensued. which resulted in the defeat
Of the Mohlmmedans. The HindOos then
sacked the mosque and attempted % burn
It. but were finally paciiIed and the build
ing was saved. In tne melee one man
was killed and Il large number were
severely hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

A Convention Names Full state Ticket
and Three for Congress.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. is.-The follow
ing congressional ticket was nominated
at the convention OF the American Pro-
tective Association held last night: FIRST
district, w. $. McCOmmas; Firth district,
j. w. Pickens; Seventh district, j. IL.
Strubei.
A full State and county ticket was
nominated There were about eight hun
dred people In the hall. and they applaud
ed everything that anybody said or did.
W. G.. Kelly was chairman. Walter
read the platform, which demanded free
dom from sectarian Interference for pub
lie schools, and mora stringent laws OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
pIlL EnECr / AEW ONB.
The Government Bui d. d.ng at CHICAGO Can
not be Removed 10 Atlanta.

WASHINGTON. Sept 13.-Secretary
Carlisle. exercising the discretion given
him by Congress. has decided that with
the $4,000 appropriation available for
that purpose be cannot tear Gown the
Government main building at Chicago and
re-erect Il al Atlanta. Ga. he has there
fore confirmed the sale OF this building
to the Chicago HOuse-N Nreckng Company
of Chicago, H., for $500. AT The same
time he has directed supervising Arrnl-
tect O'Rourke Of the Treasury Depart
ment. TO prepare plans and speciiicaio onS
for the erection Of q Government buildlnS
at the Atlanta Exposition. 10 come WllhlL
$4,000 For this sum 1t IS believed
building that viii afford much space an"
uc aIustcaly an ornament 10 'l'
grounds can be erected
Acting Secretary of Agriculture Dapney
has been appointed by the l'Icass"F F,
chairman of the Board Of Control OF t'S
Government exhibit at the Atlanta 60
Cotton States and lnternauonal ENnln.-
uon. Mr.. Dabney has already been ne'is
mated by the Secretary of Agriculture 10
represent his department on the ooaTu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

citizenship The platform was adopted
by rising vote. A. w Winters read
a resolution 10 the effect that the Ameri-
can Protective Association was the only
OF the country at heart.
Leo Richardson, who Is the nominee for
the legislature I'm the Fifth district. made
a speech attacking the Irish and Catho-
who concluded his speech I'm these words:
The present object OF the old
parties is 70 place a Roman Catholic on
each of their tickets for Mayor next
spring. We intend 10 teach politicians
that the dictatorial party in Chicago
next spring will be an Independent party"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
coREASs RISE ZIP AGAINST JPAw.
KIDNAPpED ~ rHE srHEgr.
A Ten Year. Old Heir to ss0, 600 stolen and
AZ cnptur~d

PUTNAM. CONN. Sept l3-Clarence.
OF Grant x Ward fame. living with his
uncle. Fred. -. Greed. at Thompson.
was Kidnapped az o'clock this morning
in the public street, while on his way 10
drove towards the Massachusetts line
ON deserted road the boy screaming
lusiiiy Ward has tried several times %
obtain peaceful possession u the child.
The Ward boy comes into possession ~
a trust fund Of so O00 when II age, which
sum Was LEFT him by his mother.
The boy was recovered AZ Webster,
Mass, from two men in a buggy. The
men were strangers in mat part OF The
country. Both men were captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

and much interest was manifested by
all present I'm the discussion.
There were quite a number OF negroes
I'm attendance, and they seemed tickied
at Judge Greg0ry's promises upon the
money question.
The Democrats appear TO be well or
ganlzed in this section. and Will make
a hard fight 20 give Elicit a majority.
County Chairman J. ID. Odell presided
at the meeting and introduced the
sneakers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

JOHNSTOWN. PA. Sept. l3-George
Shaffer. a prominent contractor and car
ppnter Of this city, died suddenly at the
United Prcsbyterlan church here yester-
day evening. At the close of the prayer
service a CONGREGATIONAL meeting VAS held
To- act on the resignation OF the pastor.
R-y. J. G.. Greer. Shaffcr strenuously
Opposed the acceptance of the resignation
ana finding that such resolution had
,,arriod on a viva voce vote. demanded
rising vote. He was the only man left
10 vote nay but instead OF rising 10 his
feet. he rolled on the floor. dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

AUGUSTA. Me. sept B..-Tne kenne-
bee Journals tabulation of election re-
turns shows: Cleaves Wep) Gifln f,
Johnson DemD. 2952S. Bateman Popl
l.7S: Hersey Pro) ZI9l OleaVes plu-
raility over Johnson - 3lp.
The Journals tabulation includes all
voting places in the state excep, from
twelve twelve small towns and sixteen planta-
lions. Cleaves' plurality VII undouoted-
IL reach $500 The Senate IS unani-
monsly Republican. and the present indi-
cations are that only four Democrats are
elected 10 the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
IHE RUHOE UNFOUNDED.
No War-ships for China are 10 bs Built
- Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. lS.--Spe-
cial.-It was reported here some days ago
that four war ships for the Chinese
Government were 20 De constructed at
the ship yard here. Inyestlgatl0n proves
The runior 10 be false. The yard. however.
now employs about 1000 men and rs
effects are being felt in all lines of bust
ness.
The delegates 70 the congressional con-
vention al Virginia Beach returned 20 the
city this morning Nr. Tyiers supporters
I'm Newport News are jnbiant over ue
result OF yesterdays convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
I0como,lyc Flremsn rcklc platr.

HARRISBURG. PA" Sept. IA reso-
l,tion was adopted by The Convention of
the hS'' 'Brotherhood Of Loc2mPouve Flrenen
r',,, Being considered hy The constitlti1n
al Convention at ALBANY ana urg!re
iahor leaders % unite with those bavir9
the the measures In charge to secure theitr
speedy passage The convention then ad-
10, dispose Of the business referred to
Them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
nf Interest 20 mar nrr..

ASUTNGTON. sept. 3-NOtce is
GIVEN bv the lighthouse board that
sho,'id Inc Daboll trumpet at the new
lighthouse at Wolf Trap. Chesapeake
Bay, Va. not be- ready Tor 0peS9ti4,n on on
Ne Ne ii loo OF ls94. a bell VIII be struck by
hand a single blow about every ten sec
nnds during thick or foggy weather. un-
ri such time rs the trumpet shall be
renlY for Operauon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
MINI DIsTEfCT POPUIISIy.
A Convention OF Nine Delegates Namc II
H. Howe for Congress.

PULASKI. VA, Sept. 13.-Special- The
Popullst convention for the Ninth con-
gressioual district met here to-day. There
were only eight or nine delegates present
I'm ALL and the represented only the coun-
Wythe.
After considerable discussion it was de-
cided to nominate a candidate subject 10
the approval OF The executive committee
Of the party, and Haven b. Howe, OF
Pulaski county, was nominated, ana ac-
ceptcd.
Mr.. Howe Is a farmer, and an eN-DemO-
cratic member Of the legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
rnd of The scotch Miner, Strike.

rDINBURG. Sept l3.-The strike OF the
Scotch miners is over, the delegates TO
~ Miners Congress reporting 5000 men
49, voted To resume work at the old
v,,ges providing the employers will
.,rant The proposal made by the board OF
conciliation 20 that effect. Upon this an
ro,ncomant the Glasgow iron market
becone acftatcd. the brokers having op-
lion sales due tomorrow, buying here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
Admiral Kirkland gesnmes cnmnan.

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. Bon mis- ar
rival to,day Admiral Kirkland. United
States Navy, who succeeds Admiral
Erben In command OF tho European sta
tion, went on board the Chicago and
his flag was at once hoisted. III. N. S
Australia. which was at anchor near
by, saluted the new commanders flag
with the usual number OF guns. The
salute was replied TO BY the Chicaxo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
wlnops Of eet of Lumber Burned.

ANTIGO WIS. Sept. l3.-The post
ofire general store and sawm!ll OF Wun-
d"riicb Brothers. with several million
geet of lumber. two hundred cords OF
ian bark. and several thousand cords OF
wood was consumed 10y fire yesterday
afternoon at Eimhurst. six miles south Of
this place. The loss viii be heavy The
trains are unable % pass. as the road
led for half a mile Is destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
10 WIN ESS THE var
A Representative ot Our Army To Go TO
TOXIC, Japan.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. l@-Act-
Ing Secretary Uhl. OF the Department
OF State. to-day designated Lieutenant
Y. 4. O'Brien. of the Firth infantry,
United state army, rs military attnche
Of our legation at pOklo, japan. lhs
action IL taken az the request OF neh-
eral Schoneld Acting Secretary Of war.
who selected Lieutenant OBrien In re-
Spouse TO the invitation Of the Japanese
Government to send military represen-
tative 10 that country 70 witness No
war with China. He Til ieaye Tor MS
new post in few days. IN,
II Is understood that the navy wiz
also ask for similar representation
at the legation In Toxic. and several ap-
plications FOR the duty have already been
made by naval officers
CHINA HrsBANDNG HFR STRENGTH
LONDON. Sept l3.-A dispatch TO the
Central N9ws from Shanghai says that
three Chinese war ships, ? ordered 10
Annoy to strengthen the Pi-Yang fleet,
have arrived at -slai-Wei 4 number
OF torpedo boats from the South also
reinforced the fleet. The whole northern
squadron Is now at Wei-Hai-Wei IN
readiness to cope with the japanese m
the event of their appearing Ia the, CUR
Of Pechii. Another dispatch from Shang-
hal says report Is I'm circulation that
there has been two days fighting near
Kai-Chlng. IN which neither side gained
any advantage. The kirin division ~ the
chinese army has crossed the Kulln
river and occupied the city OF Stunning,
whore Il Will await the advance 81 the
main army before attacking the japanese
right
cOREAss RISE ZIP AGAINST J,PAN.
LONDON, Sept. IA Zines special
from shanghai says. Repcris from Fu-
san state that the whole population Of
southern curea has risen against the
japanese. II IS feared thpt %" r"hels.
many Of whom are armed, will attack
Fusan Two thousand jspanese tiOo.s
have just arrived at that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
The Gank of England.

LONDON, Sept. l3.-The semi-annuaI
meeting OF the directors OF the Bank or
England was held to-day. Nj. DAVID
Powell. the governor OF the bank, an
nounced a slight decrease IN the dividend.
which was due 10 the low value of money.
The net result OF the operations OF the
Barring foundations, he says, has been
no reduce the liabilities OF the bank
10 4Sl 9sJ pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept l3-Surgeon-Gen-
,,,i -Vvman. OF the Marine Hospital Ser
vi"s i b9s received word through the state
neoartment that yellow feye: exists al
Sseiroa Mexico. IN the province OF cam
necu. Dr. Wyman sent word To- ths healtn
AUTHORITIES al jacksonville Mobhe ana
New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
a. Anarchist salts for Americo.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l3.-Treasury oiii-
ot'is are informed that the Denmark
C'eto C'eto-.Sist Vorle desperate character,
fas f," sailed as a seaman before the mast
no no ,,sssel hound for san Francisco. The
tmrnigrant Inspector al san Francisco was
,n.Jav directed 70 keep sfarp lookout
for him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
-. and frnlhcrs for a Pastor.

,H,1.S HlLLsD,1 IN this county. Rsv. Charles
Clancy r,e Was year ago pastor OF the
Meth,Euis' ,., and started a church OF his
WlthuieHf, .f,h score OF members. Last
'vNn sersv masked men, among them the
tishht tishhands III. Of the women in his flock, called
Clancy from his house @Rs0 and APPLIED ;PDH rd
c9at % irvn a steep hill and warned him
en niih would receive another dose as
haa @ ~ ~ ne had shed his feathers II he
d,dn,t ret out of town. --.----------..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

ROME Sept. l3.-Oficiais az the vatican
deny the story published In the Tribunl
Yesterday, stating that two suspected An
archists had been discovered lurking In
the Vatican grounds and had been ar
rested by members OF the fontincai patrol
while endeavoring 10 make their escape
over the wall surrounding the garden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

NEW YORK. Sept. B;-Ths following
cablegram has been received N enin c'ty ~
he he" Irish Parliamentary party, In refer
ence enc ii,s" to the circular said 10 have been
,ssue,i in Great Britain. appealing for aid
Ia the Irish parliamei tary fund, ana IN
response TO which Mr. Gladstone sud
mo truth In the statement that Irish
National party, or committee. or member
Of same. sent circular appeaiing Tor nnan-
cial aid to members OF Lioefai Govern
'''e"' " .;SuSgIN MCCARTHY"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept. i3.-For Virginia:
Generally fair: slowly rising temperature;
east winds.
For North and South Carolina: General
ly fair. northeast winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
sAaGBNr READY 10 FfGUr
bebs Is at Harrisburg. but Not So War
Like.

HARRISBURG. PA. Sept l2.-Eugene
y. Debs. the leader OF the Chicago strik-
ers. came here last night from that
city II had been declared that he meant
TO endeavor % oust Grand Master Sar-
lirtmcn.
Concerning this report, Debs said:
Ihere Is not a word OF truth IN 81. My
sisit here 10 Tor tue purpose Of submitting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

Following was the range OF the Their
nometer at The Times office YESTERDAY;
o A. n, T6, ~ NJ, 80: T.. NJ. ~;
u. ~. ~; . y. NJ. 5ci midnight. ~
AYeraGe. ~. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept l3.-In REGARD 10
q report Clblcd from Rome that he would
De- made cardinal 40 % paual c0usistory
There .n December. Mgr SatOli said to-
Gay tnat De- had received uo communica-
zion from the Vatican intmauue that he
would he recalled. When asked about tile
reported intention OF the Pore 10 direct
his return % Rome and to elevate him
10 the rank of clrliual. Mgr. Satoil made
The iollowIue statement.
The apostolic delegate has not received
any letter as To his recall to Rome Die
thinks that me news given Is at least in-
exact and he does not know anything iu
this matter
us il true that I'm the event 4 vour
nomination as cardinal that your sue
cessOr viii Dee Mgr Tomnaso. OF n .mcg"
The apostolic delegate was the rtuIv
has not received any letter OF recall
About the matter he has no kuOwlelge"
lie declined 20 discuss lc pr0bah e. 40
uon Co De taken al the cOnsistOry which
The Pope intends TO hold IN December.
MGR IonsAsi NAY sUCcRrD MGR. s,roiII
SIT LOUIS. Sept BIN a private let
t,i IIom Rome 10 a prominent ecclesias-
u' oi tils city, me statement is made
on apparently good authority that II
et, S.tui Who has been called 10 the
N"ucaa a made a Cardinal hc VIII be
4,uo,eelra os Papal Abieeate for the
Nui'ed states hy Msr Tomnasi, at pres
eht sub-0eNfeiary Of State AT Rome.
AsF IonuNel Nae formerly dclcsatc 10
Neiina-y and Is lfty-three years old.
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fiched from him. Therefore. al.
though he is confined in the fortress
of Martinique, he is allowed TO have
four Of his wives with him, he is al
lotted $4,000 francs a year for Incl
dental expenses, and he gets drunk
every night Of his life on the best
brandy the island can supply. Such
a lot in life is in strong contrast with
that of the ex-king Of Gravesend,
who is allowed no wives, no income
and no brandy. and who has to work
hard every day. The two cases illus
trate the difference between the
French and The American method of
dealing with kings. The French
have not yet Invested themselves OF
a superstitious reverence for rora'tv.
The Americans have.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-03
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