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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
DREW THE LINE ON WILSON BILL.
State Democracy Leaders Bay Tammany
Drnnnad Tho,n W ho Voted frt II

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--The State De-
mocracy tonight gave out a statement IN
Re gard 10 the Congre ,SiOnat situation IN
this city and the recent unsuccessful at
tempt 10 harmOniously settle the disputes
with Tammary Hall The statement calls
attention 10 the fact that when Tam
many's list of congressional nominations
appeared IL was found that every con-
gressnian who voted for the Wilson biz
had been refused a renominaton, Whhe
every Cne who had opposed the biil save
one) had been renominated. The STATE
Democracy had no alternative except 10
make nominations in each district, ana
this was acc6 rdinglN done -,
Finally Senator Faulkner, chairman OF
the Congressional Campaign COMMITTEE
appealed to all elements or the DemQcLat.lc
marty To urIte upon congressional tickets:
4 conference With the leading men OF
both parties was accordinBiy heid, livery
thing pointed TO the success OF the move
urut until Il transpired that Congress-
men DUMMY and Bourke Cochran, VINO
failed OF denomination by Tammany Han
could not under any circumstances pe ie-
nominated. ~. T.,
yoIying the withdra wal Of two Tammahy
uaH candidates IL was understood tnat
one candidate was willing TO step aslue
I'm mo general interest, but the express
eI wtuueuess was obtained by Hlll on
grounds OF Pers2SneTr 90 Tammaay lPIgaGS' Hall This
isft 70 Tammany Hall the task OF OBJ
tafning the signal withdrawal 10 secure
absolute harmony, but they were upaDle
- rerform IL. and as a result the nego-
tlations for harmony failed
Tho statement concludes as follows;
Il is due 10 Senator Faulkner, Senator
Hin. and Chairman Hinckley to say that
thew were constant and insstent in their
efforts 10 effect a different result. and II
is believed that they were supported by
some of the leaders of Tammany Hail.
hut the powerful. but undisciosef in
duer.ce, seems 20 have always stood In the
WV Of an agreement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
JOHNS HOPKIN. STUDENTS.
The Juniors aud freshmen Had Two En-
counters IeIeIdav-An Edtct

BALTIMORE, MD. oct. 25.-The Johns
Hopkins Juniors and freshmen had two
encounters to-day, ana both sides are
claiming victory. Meanwhile the univer-
sity authorities and the police are trying
to find who were in the night, ana who
Eot hurt
The trouble arose over q proclamation
issued by the Juniors and posted on tele-
graph poles, BY this caict the freshmen
were forbidden 10 carry canes 70 smoke
TO enter the gymnasium, and were ordered
TO make obeisance 10 the upper Classmen.
The phraseology Of the ten command
ments was used in framing the edct, and
at the end were several Jingies In which
epltnets were hurled At individual fresh
men.
The freshmen attempted TO tear down
one OF these posters. The juniors tried
to prevent them, and in the scuflle that
ensued black eyes were exchanged The
freshmen outnumbered their opponents.
A stop was mad 10 hostilities, but soon
began again. A policeman and several
janitors were on watch the remainder OF
the day 10 prevent any further dis
turbance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
vol. s-NEW sLRlEs NO 1913.

70 Virginia until his condition had I'M I'M
nroved defective Pinkerton arrived heIe
at Il:SO last night. In an interview nc
said: -, ,,, L,owiedpe
and baijsf has never before been con,
Dected with a train robbery. re ~ 81
up in Masonry and with the Nn'b'tss -
Pythias, and evidently at one u'he "''0N
"Iiis eonft sslon was due TO papers
found on him that would have convict,
ed him His Implication OF Mofsahitseira
was willingly given, the enuTe COMES,
sion having been made II Washington
last sunday. Whether II VIII be given
in its entirety before the trial ] do not
know as Mr. Herring ana common
weaith's-Attorney White have II in their
.."NIi6rganfeid." continued he, 'Is the
right man: for besides certain papers
found on him, ! have, since ny sarTlvai
Referring 10 the pouch, Mr. Pinker-
ton said be did not know me amount
OF It's contents or value. ne kneWi now
ever that il contained all, with the ex.
ccntion Of about $3.50. This amount
he robbers Kept the larger portion OF u
having tecn recovered lie was NeiLE
much elated over the success oI e one
trip. and the quick Worh, ., thS aap saip,,
tnro lie Is also convinced that Sedtcy
has given his right name -,e-- ...,,e.ho,.
Saarcy was asked at CalVerton ~helher
there was a Onc-leeBcu man III wv Non
snlracv. He replied that ne was not ac-
opaipte3 with any one-legged man, but
mat he pitled any person In that condl,
tan An dlv Yesterday Searcy appeared
tn ha In the most pleasant mood. lie,
lu,a An other members or the staTCl-
jrg nary. was greatly fatigued, but ne
,.I4 ynur correspondent that he was glad
!, u3e AN over. When asked whether
n. rad any statement to make to the
r's-s he replied Not now, / may have
something for you later
IA, officials Of the express company
Of Sg,rcy.' and are loud in their praise
nf Detective Pinkcrton. 1t Is believed
tnat the express company Will give out
a statement this morning regarding The
contents Of the pouch.
The GOVERNORS REWARD.
In the meantime the question of the
z, ulD reward offered by the railroad com
p9uv and Governor O'Ferrall is occupy
INK the attention Of every person who
tgre of the robbers The two policemen
who arrested Searcy in Cumberland. be
IH,.o they are entitled TO the money. and
hive employed counsel 70 consult with
Inc officials Of the railroad and Cover
nor D'FcrralL They viii make not
I.eal nght to secure what they believe
fE.r are Justly entitled 10. There Will
undoubtedly be some interesting develop
ments within a day or two, but neither
the detectives nor the express company
officials will give out any information
ms 10 what is likely TO happen. Il Is
claimed mat suspicion rests upon ahoiher
ul .ty who has not yet appeared IN the
plot. Engineer Gallagher, who was run
ming the train that was held up, was
questioned Yesterday and asserted posi-
ti,eIy that there were more than two
men I'm the gang. He is confident that
there were four I'm the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
JHE 8EI7YSBUEG FiELD.
Col. Bscheidet, OF tho Wn Department Z"
Meat LonIsiana Committee Thar.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-At its late ses-
sion the Legislature Of Louisiana made
am appropriation for the Purpos" OF
marking the positions held by the troops
from that State during the terrible three
days battle At Gettysburg. Five veteran
Confederate soldiers have been selected
from the Army Of Northrn Virginia and
commanded by Col George Foster. OF
Louisiana. in IT'S purpose OF making MS
tory.
) cordial invitation has been extended
by Col John r. Bachelor, of the war
Department. for the Louisiana commit
tee 10 meet him at Gettysburg early IN
location Of positions OF the Confederate
troops in the course Of historic action.
Col. Bachelor not only approves the
action ~ the Governor Of Louisiana. but
is anxious that delegations OF veteran
soldiers be sent from ali the southern
States FOR accurately photographing the
grounds. the movement OF Lees army.
when the fate OF the ConfedeTaey was
virtually decided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
NORGsNFIELD VERY SULLEN'
,J.est Train RoObsr Cannot Be Brought
Hgs Until NoTGnbr iOih'
THAT CsE-sEGGED NAN IN THE CASE'
,.w.,So Evidence Against Him A"'
the Ohio Authorities D''ehAk
scramble for tho Rewards

c,,.c7,-v,Tr d., oct &.-Speciai'-
go August Morranhela' al'aS
-. ,,ar-sa.r raIIcd me prosecutor III
-. police court mis- morning. " "e" nv, ~,
,..,a af tho train roba'r was '"',sI ,..,
,,..r.baay in the courtroom cIo""eu
',' I1o,z uaro,rr stated that Morganiitid
u.. ..n Ip t.c hospital unable TO be
rr.asff into court The officers were
c.uai n4 did not respond and the case
,.. continued until November 10TH by
,,r-h time the hospital physicians state
,ts prisoner viii bc able 10 be moved.
f...... ..r v44 preferred against him
'.... a.. Chase. The .olOrcd Pullman
,.r,.r nom whose car Norganheid IS
t.e.l.,.i tp have jumped at -. Bernard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
MOATRFIL HOTEL BURNED.
One Psrson Killen and several Others Bad
" Ininrrd-H.Ir-Nr -Nr.ndth Escnprs.

MONT REAL, oct 3.--The Hotel Nor
maudlo at No. 81 st. Gabriel street, was
Quilted by fire early this morning. The
lrc. which started in the kitchen. spread
with great rapadlty, and soon had all
the ordinary avenues Of escape cut OF.
There were a large number of guests in
the hotel, and nearly all bad to be taken
out through the windows by tiremen on the
ladders.
The smoke was Sc dense that many
were overcome by II, ard at least a
score were rescued in an unconscious
condition. August Peace, the second
cook. who slept in room without win
doWB, died on the way 10 the nc spital.
drug clerk ramed ROuen, was very
seriously injured. and will probably die.
G. l.. Nautelt. another boarded, is miss.
ing. and IL supposed 10 have perishe1 in
the flames \ waiter. named Boe, was
also badly burned There were numerous
hairhreadth escapes and only the heroic
efforts Of the hremen prevented the loss
OF many lives The loss is not yet esti-
mated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

WASHINGTON. oct. 25.-According to
,h" estimate prepared at the Interior De-
tlay,,rsnt ri,T ya5 .sJ5. .2lS.8 will be necessary
pa - carry on the work. OF the department
ttoS1ii1e W payments for pensions during
NJ ny M fiscal year. The appropriation
ssh ,bis fiscal year was Sl59 $50. 5000. and
toI ti ssn".ing for the next year is estimated
at ale :375I5l The d., deeTease ,Ss in r. the esti
MAJ H. decrease In pensions, II is said. is
lncre1sq ny from the appropriation for the
n uel year That appropriation was
cur cur before the close OF the last fiscal
year @ and for eH9sS9e5 ;SSsI n %ore than the
hiouIaA upon the idea that the expendi-
Is D.,9 Sill be stationary for the years 1894.
md 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

the small pay received Yesterday II was
the htst pay day since the mill resumed
operations, and the weayers say they
were reduced from 10 TO u per cent on
some of the odd goods Nearly three
hundred spinners are now idle. on ac~
count or shut downs ard strikes OF
do6ers and back boys. The policy OF the
manufacturers has not been defined vet
and II is believed that nothing definite
will be determined for few days at
least
Another shut down vas very near being
ordered at yesterdays meeting, but Il
was eventually decided that the weavers
should be given a little more time to
consider their position before enforcing
hardships on other operatives. The Chase.
Granite Laurel Lake, NRrragaRSett,
Robeson, Shove Stafford and one juno
ton mills are closed, and no time has
been set when work will be resumed.
The weayers executive committee held a
meeting to-day to make arrangements
for A parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
IJLLMIk'S SPIkS.
The Facts show that IN Mctepdon's Cass
II vas Cold Bloodsd MOrder

CHARLESTON, S. c., oct. 25.-A spe-
cial from Darlington. s. c.. to the News
and Courier says:
The trial OF Humans liquor spies for
murder was commenced to-day The case
against Mcfendon has occupied the at
ten,ion Of the Court all day, and most
OF the witnesses for the State were ex-
nmined. The testimony so far shows
that the dastardly deed was murder toul
and cold blOOded
The facts Of the case being In ae-
corduncc with the previous verdict OF the
corOner's jury and the Military Court Of
Inquiry. The case will be continued In
the morning and McLendon Will be put
on the stand.
The case that Tillman tried SO hard
10 make against &. :. Mccullough, has
been fully considered by the grand jury
and the body dismissed it by finding no
bill This is the last Of the prosecutions
brought az the instance Of Ttllman
against the citizens of this town upon
trumped Up charges which were never
sustained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
Ihs West Pointers in Flutter.

WEST POINT. y. Y. oct ga Wash
ington dispatch, which appeared In some
Of the morning papers 70 the erect thdi
the foot hall teams Of Wescr Point and
Annapolis would not be allowed 20 do any
more work this season, created qnie a
furry among the officers and cadets mere
to-day.
The dispatch alleged that the depart
mcnt people objected 10 the rough char
actcr OF the sport, and believed that II
distracts the attention OF the cadets
more than any other occupa''oh' anu c1tt- t,t
rIudad with The assertion that at neither
academy viii the boys be allowed 10
NAV Nth each Other or with visiting
eleyenS. a..
,tIlit'.r.,, IN Jarly said that 10 official
notice TO that effect had been received
here and that NJ had no faith what
ever in the report . a.
Yale team will take place Saturday al
ternoon. as scheduled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
HILL TO LABORING MEN,
Ihe Senator's speech Al Cooper Union Last
Might.

NEW YORK, oct PA vast crowd
assembled al Cooper Union tonight TO
hear senator Hill The gathering as
scmbed under the auspices Of the com
bined labor organizations Of the city
HilIS gubernatOrlal administration was
made the subject OF lahoring mems dem
onstratiOn, and resolutions were adopted
endorsing his political career i'm New
York state and pledglug 10 him the sup
port Of the gathering at the coming cleo
ton.
John Phillips presided. John \ Burke
read a series Of resolutions setting forth
that David +. HHl, as asseWblyman,
Mayor. Lieutenant Governor and Gov
ernOr has demonstrated his true friend
ship 10 the industrial classes, that dur
ing his term as Governor he approved
sixty separate and distinct labor meas
uTes calculated 70 ameHordte and better
the affairs OF the working people; review
ing these measures; pledgiuE to Hin the
support Of the labOring masses Of Brook
lyn and New York, and calling upon all
workers TO rally TO the support Of his
cause.
Hill. on THE CONVICT SYSTEM,
During the reading Of the resolutions.
which were adopted. the crowd In the
rear Of the hall endeavored 20 push for
ward and the police were showed inside.
The disorder finally subsidized ana the
chairman introduced Mr. Hin
Senator Hill said in part. The convict
cause it is injurious to the discipline OF
the prison and disastrous and affects the
mechanics. II is upon the latter ground
that ! ask for the passage of the bill TO
abolish the system. Let us cast aside
this system and relieve the ax-burdened
people and do justice TO the mechanics of
our State.
Under various pretexts the contractors
eyade the laws. In previous years efforts
were made to remedy this eVii but We
ought 10 go far as We can. Efforts we're
made TO eyade these laws in the interest
of contractors, but / think / tried to see
that these laws were impartially observed
while | was Governor.
STANDS ~ MS HICCRD.
"You viii live 10 see a law enacted
which shall relieve honest labor. The
measure known as the Five Per Cent
law was a triumph for the wOrkingman
Of this State, | am not here TO say that
the statutes should be amended. / am
not here to advocate what further steps
can be taken whereby additional leg:sla-
tion in this direction can be had. ] stand
here upon my record Your resoltions
that has just been adopted tells what
this TO-"
IN QUEENS COUNTY.
LONG ISLAND, n. Y, Oct. Ex-senator
Hill had a bad afternoon for his visit 10
Long Island City, but was given a rous-
Ing reception just the same. Rain made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
H1nRI,ON ." sPEAh.
II. will Make n speech In New York for
Marian Neyt W Wsdne .day.

NEW YORK. oct &.-The managers
St,ts were greatly elated this morning
on account OF the fact that eX-President
Iia,,,snn ~. had dually cons,nted 10 make
a 9, speech in this city before, his return
to the West. II was tinaiiy decided that
,,antagaous place that could be found,
enJ they promptly engaged it for next
"Wednesday evening
The Hon. Levi p. Morton, Republican
candidate for Governor Will be on the
stage. and Il Is possible lhdt ne VIII act
as presiding officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
BIYIRII OBJECIs.
ste Is Opposed to Anv Bill Aiming at I'm
p.r,nl Contradictory Present

BERLIN, oct, &.--Tfhe principal minis
ters OF the Federal States Of Germany
met I'm Berlin to-day tn discuss imperial
measures for combating the elements Of
revolution. Chancellor Won Caprly pre-
sided The representatives, Of bavaria
and SaNony opposed the proposed meas
ures one Of the Bayarian ministers de-
cl7red that Bararia's own laws regarding
political societies were absolutely guili-
Client for her own needs AMI Bavaria
would object 10 any bill aiming at impe-
rial control The speaker in.tanced the
recent dssolving Of two Bavariar trades
unions 20 show the effect Of the Bavarian
laws
The other southern ministers evinced
great confidence in the Chaucellor's con-
CgUItuu of the situation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
cor. FRANK 10 REMAIN.
Despite His Prom, on lie will Continue II
rharRn nj Old InInt.

WASHINGTON, oct &5.-Notwithstand,
ing the fact that Lieutenant-Colonel
Royal Frank has been promoted To be
colonel Of the First artillery, stationed
at Fort Hamilton, New York har,iIbor' the
War Department has decided TO allow MIN
fo remain iu churge Of the artillery
school AZ Fort Monroe. which he has
conducted with such signal ability, and
tha command of the first artillery VIII
davolvc on Lleutcnant-COOuel NJ. +. Mill
er, Just promoted from major Of the
Fifth artillery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
Ahnut n Cnpyrlghted Pletur,.

CHICAGO, LII, oct. S.-Iacob Sehlosss,
IN the T-niied States Circuit Court
ag,inst the W. d Boyae Company, pub
iiSgbnrg NJ tha Chicago Blade, for S27j,9Oo
damages. The BLADE in recent issue
published portrait on which SchIoss
has a couvright. and the suit IL for In
g,tnyor,ont A the statutes allow the
dHner Of a copyright one dollar ia images
Nv. each copy Of the publication CON
t9inIng the infringement. the amount Of
A.-Inaal. is nut AZ kZll.rM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
Killed n CIR, Instead Of mn Alligator.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, oct 3.-A
sueciai to the Times-union from Brooks
vile. Fla, says;
To-day, while Betty Larry fcoiored),
aged fifteen. was playing at Blue SINK
George Harris, a playmate dlSo
ugator In the pond Raising MS
sun, he sah stand aside and let me
shoot the alligator. OF | will shoot you
As he finished speaking the gun went
or killing Bette. The verdict OF the
corner-s mry was aceidental klIlna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
'OCI4LISIS SUPPhE,sED.
Two Hundred and seyeaty-ons Societies In
Itallx lrnkan I'm

ROME. oct. &.-The number OF socie-
ties of Socialist workers which nave bteh
suppressed throughout Italy within the
last few days il III Among the docu-
mcuts seized by the authorities IN taking
possession at various quarters OF these
Socialists Is a circular addressed TO the
chiefs ~ the Workingmeh party, IN
citing them 10 resist the constituted au-
thOl .tios
During the raids Of the authorities upon
the meeting places Of the Socialists In
Verona. five men were arrested Tor
cheering IL, name OF Ceasarlo, the muir
derer Of President Carnot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
Changes In the Navy.

WASHINGTON. Oct; 3.ILisutenant y.
ADAMS and ordered to duty as execu-
tive officer OF the Albatross.
Assistant Engineer G. +. 'tommtH er-
dered 10 examination for promotion
ensign Tel hume has been 2raersd 10 'ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
1uE oxK -LyGoED MAN.

Tho officials Of the express company
aIe greatly interested iu the arrest OF
The ou,-i,esrI mau AT MiddletOwn, ONO,
as ltty believe be has some knowledge
oi the robbery although mis- crippled con-
ditiOn may have prevented him from be
Ing AN active psrucipant. II IS positively
known that ohv-itgged man hobn0bbed
with Seircy and MoTgauhrld IN Freder-
iCkshufs. and % is regarded as extremely
significant that crippled man answering
the descrll lion VI the MiGdletoWn sus-
pect should have been CA the train from
which MOiganheld jumped and was in
JIrcd 10 Is claimed that after Morgan
field jumped from the train the cripple
aNshted ~ the next stop and went back
~ hud his friend This probably ac-
counts for the fact that the cripple pos
sessed clothes which have since been
hrnnhed as having been worn by the
robbers.
Word was received here last night from
Cincinnati that Morsanheld was lying in
NE hospital with TWO fractures In his
Injured leg, and that there was positively
ho Law nudSr whlnh he could be removed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26

,u-SKOGEE, !. II, oct. 2.-The Cook
~. - headed for the mountains In the
sans7 part Of the nation with the In
We, nolfce, Indian sheriffs and United
g,aI gg.a,es marshals in close pursuit As
Sta..,. rewards are offered for the leaders
~ he gang. dead or alive, IL il believed
mat they will sss.fnsd be 1apsdaea sosS sSSn q, rs %ors
issn issI the one in pursuit cannot be ound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-26
RRTTER BUTTON IHEIR MOUTHH.
Persona Arrested la 81. rst'r.burg for Say
In.. lie IIat uns Il. an E.IanILaI.

LONDON. oct. 25.-The ST. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Central News says.
Several persons have been arrested here
for discussing in public places theory
that the Cars malady Is due to poison.
\ private meeting OF students was sur
prised by the police to-day while discuss
ing the situation, and all present were
arrested.
An immense quantity Of mourning dra-
peTies has been taken TO the cathedral
and stored in the ante-chamber. Similar
preparations are being made in all the
churches in the capital Specials from
Yalta say correspondents have received
permission to visit Livadia.
4 dispatch received this evening says
the Car passed a painless day, though
his weakness is increasing.
The King Of Greece, VINO is in Corfu,
has ordered that the arrangements for
the Cars reception there be fastened.
as he has received more favorable news
from LiVadia.