The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-10
sCRISiS CLOSE AT HAND
CLEFEIdND INSISTS
IRON FRf9 COIL.
.s,,,t,ment Of the Tariff Probably within
sight-Mcre Coseyites Want to
Come on Virginia soil.
TIMES BvRYAU. RApLrY BUILDING. /
.~IflNCfON. August 2. 1894.

M.,WNcroN. August 9. 1894.
v-f.. Congress adjourned last night Il
- e..,lv stated that the confereos had
~ and that free iron ore. duty on
n. az CD cents per ton. and practically
..o.I sugar schedule had been accepted
n. r.prcscutaUves OF both House land
.. aad this was all true, but those
..No watched this legislation olC seiy
.. .ot Inclined TO be Jubilant for IN
r 90 Mr.. Cleveland's remarkable
..... WAS a question as 10 his willing
l. accept the duty on coal, and TINS
....,cl true as 20 the doubt.
r.. Obs morning the House conferees
= .. to the President the concession
.... senate 90 free iron ore. and they
....f .l indeed that the long Struggle
. end. bat once in the presence
',. cleveland their hopes vanished as
.t.ts OF frost confronting the sun,
. "ulcss you. my cnudren, they
..ura.luely told that they had
- to get free iron ore. and We're
..I to 80 back and hold out until
trct coal. This was "a knock
blow for those congo, ssmen VINO
..al that the end was at length
a4a there Is but little doubt
.rity OF the House would to-
..r.lIly vote 20 accept the Senate
iolrn. the situation certainty
I fair 10 vindicatc the con-
.. OF this correspondence that
.. Inc Senate bill OF NOTHING YET
should pass this bin and ad-
resident would simply veto II
flcr session at once.
very close az hand, ana
..... lt Aill not pass without a hhai
elimination on the part Of the Senate
.esco,.
.rr uUNroN's sP YcH.
--r. Did u. IN passed the House last
... .r..iaing for the repeal OF the
.. persons 10 furnish prot OF
..., 10 the United STATES Govern
..f.rs the late war as prerequisite
Indication for bounty LANG, came
. senate to-day. Senator Hutton
.-.f an aide argument in favor OF its
during which ne showed its un-
.... and injustice toward the people
., Gibson. OF Maryland, reported
...t Yesterday the bill when was
- fsyorablv from the House com
- .r Military Affairs. TO pipNiIc
. National Home for aetd anu ~, IL
g.. ...rcd people and authorizing the
-..r II the Treasury 10 use i9r tn h
4 . an moneys now lying IN ulg
lf d1e 10 he estates Of cOlOred
Who served In the Union army
[.u0nai Home for INDECENT colored
r. for the cOiored people OF 'n ne
i...f az Columbia. 90 toe exclusion -,
o., r..rv Of that race in the southefi u
st- This Is nanifestly unfair ma al, ari
....t I'D the cOlOred people OF the Hol'l4l'
f.f rnD hill introduced 10y NohsfeSaI'',,I'
lr.r.h. 90 distribute this money amor.
t.. -authern States In proportion 70 ny
r...~ OF colored soldiers VINO f"'Is ~, ~
f.., each state is far better ChIg
t...f 5000 of these soldiers went from
t. District Of Columbia. Nhlie NfS."i'
..l %orth Carolina furnished more INA.
: vi. that number each. There IS not not
--.t. i'm the South that viii not 'oi"'
forward with all the asSislaice IL go ,..,
.f f.r the establishment ~ a hOIte
az This kind within it, borders, "llu ~
i.-i.. to The colorcd people OF INC 0ogii"
lnlless should pass the bian'h Oi'''
CoxEY's CAMP.
=, may be that heroic remedies may
vi have 10 be resorted 10 70 ItinON .
fl- rlague-spoi in the shape OF me 80
..-rr which has fastened Itself on w
.I Of VIRGINIA. just opposite ms GU!
..l unless decided steps are taken 70 pr
..ut IL. the utterances OF NoAel ia -
.rl of his recent speeches 70 KEEP ~
...,,,,,. moan, washington all The year IOuHu,
49, move fO be- more than mere ldle
Threats Yesterday IL WAS thought thal
Tho certain disntegrauon OF the camp
was assured. -. aopo
many acts OF kindness 60 these peolle
since their arrival here. stated that ne
considered the worst over, that the west
ern contingent. which formed the most
INTELLIGENT as well as the most nuinti
ols part of the army, were saushel
fr.t their mission was failure ana
were anxious 90 be- sent TO their MONIES
and that with the aid Of the DlstIlc'
,.rnrnisSio toner's and the Secretary OF Var
Lid. eyurcfed Ia accomplish mat IN u"
laws. iut now "a fresh trouble has arisen
Tta framps. warrants, ana ldleIS' WI
have locked here from the eastern heal
rs cities positively refuse 10 leave anO
las they We're reinforced yesterday 10y ~
arrival OF nearly i've hundred recruil
Mo have gone into camp wi'nin th'
limits Of the state Of Virginia. the SIT
..fion may yet De serious.
llr. Hume was az the Capitoi TO-DAY
tr1.avoring TO enlist the support OF StN'
,rtl ~ the western congressman 10 de-
half II his philanthropic undertaking
PERSONAL.
Dr c. A Blanton and wife. and the
Misses Jessie and NJ j. BiantOn, OF Ken
l.und left this morning on their journey
ii, Niacara and the northern lakes
Nes.rs. T. g. Meacham and John
Oates. Of Richmond, are in the city.
There were no appointments OF foufth-
class postmasters today Tor virginia
or North Carolina. ,
4 fourth-class pOst-Ofice was establsh-
ed at Millshoal. Macon county, North
Carolina to-day. with Molhe l.. Amnohs
as postmaster. II. J.. w