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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
WILL CHINASURRENDER?
A RUMOR That SIZE HAS MI DE LIB
ERAL OFERTURES FOR PEACE.
Agrees 10 Acknowi edge the Independents
fCorea and Pay Japan War ids IN
nly-The Report -. MED.

SHANGHAI. Oct. IA rumor Is cur
rent here that the Chinese Government
has commenced negotiations with Japan
for peace.
China, 1t II said, has offered TO ac-
knowledge the independence OF Corea
and 10 pay war indemnity 10 Japan.
hOhoHAhA,O Oct. R.-a. otort0, the Jap
owing 10 his failure To carry out reforms.
Count Inouy will proceed TO Corea as
NJ. Otorios successor.
FOR INTERNAL ksfoENs IL CoRFA.
LONDON, Oct IA dispatch TO the
Central News from Toxic says that Co
rea, having been cleared OF Chinese, the
opportunity has arrived for Japan TO
undertake. a thorough internal rcsorm OF
the government OF that couatry. Ia order
TO carry out this reform the presence OF
an experienced Minister Is LecesNary, ana
for this purpose Count Inouye, the Jap
anese Minister Of the Interior. has been
sent 10 Corea. The Emperor has the
win proceed at once IN the wlyship foshl-
nj to Chemulpo. In COrea he viii act as
special advisory ambassador. Adyices
from Nankn report an outbreak OF
the KOlaohwe society. fifty miles from
HankOw. All Is quiet at Nu-Ch1ng put
foreigners are not allowed 70 remain
there
FALL RIVER. MASS, Oct, 1.-THE
Mule Spinners' Association voted to-day
TO accept the mani tacturers' proposition,
and ii Is believed this action will break
the strike OF the 2l,0Oo operatives In TINS
CITY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
Gigantic Railroad Trust.

CHICAGO, oct. 12.-There is a move
ment ON foot 10 combine all the railways
i'm the country running east and west
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, and al!
running between Duluth and Minneapolis
and st. Paul, on the north, and ST. LOUIS
ON the south. in a gigantic trust, Efforts
will be made so to organize IL that II
shall not come In conflict with either tne
State or the national al thrust laws IL
will be a trust without capital. NOT on
dollars worth of securities. it is SAID, OF
aHv H,, Of the roads which viii be parties, TO
il will be passed over to the rullps
powers. ,-..-s... 4, tho
Ii is not proposed to interfere IN inc
SLIGHTEST degree with the autonomy oil
ann of the roads as they now exist, ana
Vel the managing powers Of the trust II
Is declared. will have absolute control OF
their trafhc and revenue-produclng capd-
Iil{giaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
THE IgU1IN F4LTERED.
Raised the Gun TO shoot Her Husband
Assassin but touid Not Fire.

CLARKESVILLE, TEXAS, Oct r.
Henry Dykes trip was III Irsd, a3d 10. as S,.. ne
cultiIral Implements, his face and breast
we're nlled with buckshot, killins mmi
Nv DYKES son. who had followed his
father into the yard. 4 posse was organ
ized. and Andrew Jackson, the accused
man. Was captured. Mrs. Dyke asked the
posse Ia let her shoot the assassin when
capturel Jackson was taken to her
home. and she was aaded a double-bar-
relied shot gun loaded and cooked She
raised the gun 10 her face, took aim, hesi-
tatcd. and lowering the gun, asked that
the law be allowed to take its course.
Tho uosse started for the county Jail
with the prisoner but were overtaken by
a mob. \ rope was placed around the
nrisoner's neck. and while the mob was
i'm the act Of hanging him, the sheriff
and deputies dashed up and took the
prisoner from the lynchers and hurreid
There is great excitement here, but the
Shrin is confident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
Ta,.grapbic Brryitlr..

WASHINGTON, ID. C., oct. i2.-Tns
President to-day appointed Edward ID.
Mcleod postmaster at Deland, Fla.
SING SING. y. y. Oct l2-1Wsrden
Dnnston. OF Sing Sirg prison, died this
narping OF malignant typhoid fever.
LYONS, IOWA. oct 2-,The IRE az
rnlton burned an eatire block. The
loss was quite neayy, the s,rustu,es de.
Cr,s, Mil. the Fulton Steam Laundry.
snyder's wood and coal yards, the Ice
eompany's stable and horses. and the
Northwestern freight office. Fire b -
were sighted settling fire 20 HclloFan's
house. but escaped.
new oRLEANS, oct. i2.-rhe pr nip n
portion OF Biloxi. Miss, was destfos ed
bv fire this morning. Bi osl IL cne ~ IN :
iake coast resorts. and a prospe Gus vii
uage The loss embraces the opera.house.
many stores. and large number OF
dwellings. The loss will be probably 49,
na ar more,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
HETRIBUIION LOAG DkLhihD'
A Man Arrested for "A Murder Committed
Nine Years Ago.

LEESBTRG. FLA, Oct. H.-SheriH - ~
Reed and Deputy Sheriff Brolssard Gil Ql
CaIoasieu parish, La, arrested at M w
ulace to-day Jonn Bruner alias Aihe
Mitchell, for the murder OF We OduuI ~
nine wears ago. Burners first crime "aS
the killing OF three negroes IN IBERIA "a
isb twenty years ago, when he was BOY.
Mitchell. after killing Gaudrey WIN
small derringer pistol, went nome ailr aiilrr
urocured his rifle, and went cunning lG'
three other parties In the nelghborheU'oJ1L;
and. failing 10 hn1 them at nome, wouPL
leave his compliments with the WE oL
daughter OF the Intended victim assuring
them that had the male members ol tne
family been at home he would nave
killed them. ,,-,--, ,,,.,.i,,e.
When arrested he acknowledged hayihs
committed the crime. John Bruner has Il
large family Of boys here, and OWLS
valuable orange grove one mile from
town. He whipped his elder son some
time since, who ran away from nome az
the time and returned 70 Louisiana, anu
was arrested there for horse-whlpplrs
a man on the street. While the son was
I'm i1il the authorities learned the Wnere-
ab6uts of his father. BruneT has llVed
I'm I.eesburg three years, and mas al"d{S
heen considered a dangerous man. ne
was accused of wrecking a Florida South-
ern train last year. The officers have lett
for Louisiana with their prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
AcoAQUbnINe MIRO RE4 URSs.
Baron Dhanis Givsn "A Great ovttion on
his Return from the congo.


ANTWERP. oct. 12.-The steamer VIII
helmine. having on board Baron Dhanis,
commander of the Belgian troops in the
Congo State. who is returning from a
three years bloody but victorious cam
uaigu against the Arab slave-tr4ders In
that district, arrived off the mouth OF the
river Scheldt yesterday morning but was
prevented 10y a dense fog from entering
the river. This morning, however. tne
fog lifted, and the steamer came up ~
the city. -,
Upon her arrival she was boarded ny
a special messenger from King Leopold,
who bore TO Baron Dhanis the SIeellns
of the King and his Majesty tvH6Itt-
uIations upon his safe return ana the sue
cess of the work IN which he mas pten
engaged Many Government ana mlitdIy
officials and newspaper ltpIt0tuIIl 20 -
We're among those who had &sseiluleu " "
welcome the Baron, who held leyee on,
board the ship Great crowds oil peuIle
had gathered at the wharf TO greet lte
Baron. and when he landed the eHlhu-
siasu was almost unbounded the scene
not having been equaiied since the Ie.9nii' ~
of Henry NJ. Stanley from his Iast AlIIII
can trip. The streets We're cro"dEu' an an
the returned commander of the be,sla'
forces i'm CONGO was cheered continuous
K 4 series of festivities In MS holo'
will begin tomorrow. 80, ,,,,, tproa
Baron Dhauis brought win MN - ~
converted Arab chiefs with theF "lFeS
and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
VHY WHIIE WAs ICQUII7ED.
Tn. Chicago Justio. Explains His Position
in ths Case

CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. Especial -
When Justice Kersten was asked this
m3rnlhg hg5ostsTdav noT after the evidence show
ed clearly that White had shot j. h.
Hanes, he said:
"The evidence showed that White found
IIanes ON the street with his wife at a
LATE hour at night All these things
went Wen to show that Mr. White had prov
ocation for shooting Hanes. The de-
had reason for doing as he did"
MS 1t within the powers of an ex-
aiming maeistrate TO discharge a man
"It Is the duty OF the examining magis-
trote 70 satisfy himself that crime has
been committed and that the evidence
nr defendants would be convicted before
q netit Jury. II from. the evidence there
has h - been provocation for an act. a
nc, Nc a,,istrate has power TO discharge n
,',.jsnner lust the same as judge would
have the power TO do So"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13

WASHINGTON, oct 12-Captain Wilde
Naval Secretary Of the Lighthouse Board,
to-day received telegram from Major
Quinn. inspector OF the Gulf district
stating that the dwelling about the. light
,,>recl,ed during the recent storm. The
tower WAS tin standing, but was being
raoidly undermined. The light had been
eXtineIished The water at this point,
for THE past fifteen years or so, has en-
cToached upon the land several miles, the
nregeut lighthouse, when erected, being
,1Iace6 several miles inland, This IS the
second time the lighthouse has been thus
washed away,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
CARRIERS AND oLKkHs PROTECTED
The Power of Appointment ard Removal
Taken from the Potmas ers.

WASHINGTON, oct. 12-An important
new departure In POst-OihCe appoint
ments WAS made public today. ActlhS
postmaster-General Jones has issued
circular OF instructions T. al postmasters
at free delivery offices. di ectIES mat
hereafter substitute letter carr - HIu
be nominated from the tiIbe hsL' "a
CancieS in the carriers lofce must bc
filed where practicable, by the promo
tiOn Of senior substitute. ..
All removals and new employmeHt3
of clerks and carriers must pe repol tc4 @
To the first assistant pOstInastel-BehtIdl
as soon as made. No carrier j. 10 DE-
removed except for cauSg, ana uPoI
written charges fled win he PO@l-oiilce
Department, ana full OPP UNITY loI nc
fence. No resignation asked iof ny tLc
postmaster VIII be accsptei Dy tHS ue
partmcpt POstmasters must Supinll 70
the department all question: reidjlhS 70
the appointment, removal ana ltlIA' d''-
ment. for settlement BY corr espoudehcg
between the department and me cINH
service commission.
The object in issuing these new regu.a-
tiops, which principally deprive depdIt-
ments Of the appointing power over b,'l
subordinates, Is officially defined TO De
for the purpose Of avoiding UNJUST re
mayals of clerks and carriers IN lhe
classified service, and 10 avoid embafrass-
mcnt and annoyance 10 the department
and pOstmasteTs with reference thereto.
Also TO ObViatc the delay, annoyance
and Observation-Disclosures that have been
Quoting with the Ciyil Service Commla-
sion Correspondence which should orIgi-
nate alone with the head Of the Post
Odice DepartmeDt." Theoretically, the
power of making all appointments ana
removals of letter carriers and other
officials has always been vested in the
Post-Omce Department; but, practically
pOstmasters have been accustomed 10
exercise the power of appointment ana
removal without previously consulting the
Post-O Once Department, merely reporlins
their action, proforma, for remoFdl. ne
new regulations are designed 10 make
Dractice conform to theory. and TO Keep
The appointing power ceutered in Wash
ington. 1t is denied that there is any
nnlitLcnl slgnihoance In The CLrCuIar
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George J. Goald PAYS His Taxes.

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Oct. 12-George
]. Gould has sent to Tax Collector Todd,
OF Lakewood Township, his check for
$36, 20, being the amount Of his tax on an
assessed valuation OF 100000 for per-
sonal property, at the rate Of Sl.Sl per 800
Mr.. Could left here too early last spring
to be asked the amount OF his personal
property, and returned from Europe too
late I'm the fall, so Township Assessor
Robbins was compelled 70 set his own
valuation.
That Mr.. Gould was pleased with the
apoaunt there seems TO be no doubt, for.
as soon as he returned. he sent MS check
idence and paying taxes here, he saves
half of what he would have to pay in
New York
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mand for bar Iron Is unsatisfactory, ana
Bessemer pig and steel bilIets are weak.
CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE.
The demand for cotton goods has ma
terially slackened, and prices have be-
come irregular, although resumption OF
work at Fall River and New Bedford,
with only per cent. lower wages, indi-
Gates confidence In the future. The
woolen mills still have numerous belated
orders for fall goods, but the demand for
all the lower priced products domestic
makers appear able TO command most OF
the business that exists.
Failures for the week ending October
9Th show liabilities Of N,Tl276 OF which
$O5,SS5 are OF manufacturing and SSg2,39l
OF trading concerns. The final report for
September shows liabilities OF only $780,
l2i, Of which 313 are Of manufactur-
The failures this week have been 23l
In the United states, against 293 last year
and i3 In Canada. against 42 last year.
IScRFAstD AeTW TY ~ 1HE SOUTH.
Bradstreets tomorrow will say:
An accentuation of favorable features
is revealed in the telegraphcd reports TO
Bradstreet's this week While adyices as
from the West and South, there are some
encouraging features also reported from
the East, and the net result Of the weeks
business has been further progress in the
direction Of enlarged distribution. a
number Of prominer- southern points re-
port increased activity. Cotton receipts
are large, but the price tends downward
The hrst arrivals of the new sugar crop
at New Orleans sold at the lowest price
paid for many years. Southern lumber
men anticipate higher prices.
Distribution has increased at Charles
ton. Savannah, Atlanta, jacksonville
Memphis. New Orleans, and a Galveston,
where cotton receipts are very heavy
The export demand for grain is confined
10 small shipments of wheat. Naval
stores are more active at Savannah and
Iuubermen are cheerful. anticipating
higher prices. Trade continues quiet at
Chattanooga. Birmingham, and Augusta,
hut is holding it's own at Nashville. Rath-
er more business is doing in money at
Memphis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
Drank CirbOiic Acid

KOKOMO, IND, oct. t2--Robert Mar
quis. seventy-one years OF age ard q
helpless paralytic, asked his little grand
son last night TO hand him saucer.
which the child supposed contained
tea. but which was filed with
carbolic acid solution. rhe child placed
the vessel TO the lips IL his gIandpa, who
OF death. He had caused the drug TO
be prepared, pretending that he wanted
II as a deodorizer, but probably with
the purpose Of committing suicide. He
was one OF the largest land owners In
this part of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
sTRUCK on JHE SI5IERs.
he Crew OF the IlI-fa ed Schooner, Henry
q EIY. Ksnch ia tlrnnta.

g. Ely, Roach ia timOta.
BALTIMORE. oct. 12.-The schooner
William NJ. Powell, from Onancock, ar
rived at Baltimore with Captain Smith
Shaw, John Snaw, ana Lewis Stockweh,
of the schooner Henry G. Ely, which sank
ON the shoals known as The Sisters, be-
low Thomas Point. The Ely was bouhd
from IambertS Point fO- MillVllle, y. J.,
with ~ tons or pig iron lot X, ~ w ~. gI
Last Monday the vessel struck on Inc
Sisters. and during the gale of Iuesday
uight she sprung a leak and filled. The
crew made q rush tor the rigging. w me
doing so Joseph Sheppard, colored, was
wa shed overheard and drowned. captain
shaw and Lewis StOckweil reached a Sc
cure place in the rigging, but JQhn ShaW
was caught in the cabin, ana hemalheu
there until the rescue was erected w lrH
the Powell took off the three men TWO
Of them had been twelve noQrs "l,noue
rod or shelter. Officers Of the steamer
Enocb pratt report the following effects
of the late storm: ca+ot,,
The schooner Emma Virginia, captain
TYLER. went ashore at DeaIs Island "HdI l.
The Vessed damaged the wharf. An un-
known hugeye was in distress near Hoop
ers straits, and when sighted Nedhes-
dav the seas we're breaking over her
sfyfN .IvEa L.sr AT SEA.
OCWEGO. y. Y, oct. l2.-During a
wind storm last night the three mas.ed
schooner Hartford, Of clayton, WIN
.,yheat from Detroit for Cape Vincent
was v driven ashore at Woodyille, twe9n,ttyy- 9,tyy
fve miles east Of here. Captain VIII
ian O. Toole. wife and child, Richard
S@Vmo1r. Sewn mate, and Michael Purcell, all
of CLAYTON: Dennis Mccarthy sea
man of Oswego. and an unknown sea-
man Of Grindstone Island. were lost 10,
The body of ~, chila WaS w"3'lIo v,roII'l
age, and the vessel will prove a total
loss
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BANKER, TI>T. ANNAPOLIs.
Received by Gov. "rown--The Historic
SrnHt" Chamber visited.

BALTIMORE, oct. 12.-The festivities
attendant upon the convention OF the
American Bankers Association, begun
SO auspiciOusly with the magnificent re-
ception and banquet last night at Mccoy
Hall, were brought to fitting close this
afternoon. Several hundred delegates,
with their wives and daughters, We're
taken on the steamer Columbia for sail
down the Chesapeake 10 Annapolis. They
were received at the Executive mansion
by Governor Trown and STAN, IN Pun
uniform. and visited the Naval Academy,
State Capitol, and other points Of inter-
est. The historic Senate chamber, where
In Washington resigned as commander
in-chief Of tne Continental forces, was
4 tempting luncheon was served on the
run up from the ancient city. Tonight
outgoing trains are crowded with the
bankers and their ladies, on their jour
ney homeward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
TINE AMOUNT SECURED.
The Express Messonrer Reslt-d and was
Slightly Wonndad

The following Is the press telegram re.
ceiYed this morning from Washington.
As the train approached Aaula creek two
men stepped out and commanded the en-
gineer, &c stop the train. which he prompt
ly did. When the train had come TO
Il fun stop the two men We're Joined by
five others The robbers then blew omen
the express car with dynamite, aud pick
ed oUt the packages containing the money.
Conductor Birdsong notified the passengers
of what had happened, and asked for a
revolver. Not one OF the passengers was
armed, The express messenger made an
attempt az resistance. and fired two shots
~ the robbers who opened fire on him,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
sscr,tary Carlisle Sustained.

WASHINGTON, u. c., oct. y Judge
NcComas' of the District Supreme Court,
to-day declined the application Of the
Miles Sugar Manufacturing Company, OF
secretary Carlisle 10 appoint inspectors
10 ascertain the sugar production Of the
company. The object OF the suit, it is un-
derstood. was 10 test the legality of the
recent repeal Of the sugar bounty pro-
vision of the Mckinley law and also TO
law the foundation for an appeal to Con-
gress for the payment of the bounty for
the current year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
The Shorter liunr. unrst Oh.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 12.-This morn
ing's session OF the International Typo
graphical Union was devoted 10 de-
cision OF the short-day question. The
lst only nine hours would constitute a
day's work II was finally decided that
the motion be referred 10 referendum. A
motion TO levy an assessment OF i per
establish shorter hours fund was
alopfed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
Cashier ple,ds Guilty.

Ell PASO, TEXAS. Oct. l2.-Cashier
buchanan. OF the sonora Rank, of Robert
Lee county, Texas, pleaded guilty this
morning In the United states Court 10
embezziement from the United states
nost-office. and was senenced to eighteen
months in tfle penitentiary. He, with his
brother. the president OF the bank, and
his deputy postmasters raised s0'ew on
fictitious post-ofiice money-orcers. They
were all arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
I OnYlcfel OF Enrnrrv

ABINGDON. VA, Oct y -Special.-J
+. Tatser tcolored) was to-day tlied and
sentenced IN the United States Court here
70 the KINGS county penitentiary, at
Brooklyn. n. y. to two years 'imnrisons
ment for the forgery Of a postal money
order.
Hon: J. +. Builitt sp Ike here last night
70 quite crowd, In the interest Of the
Democratic nartv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13

GOVERNOR c. T. o'FERRALL. l..
MENDOZA Washington county,. OCTOBER
u3% BEVERLEY B. MUNFoRD;
FIba Pittsylyania county, octoper
Ripggold Pittsylyania county, october
-'Sn pockv Mount Franklin county,, No
vember 3d (barbecueD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
Another Anarchist ScaIe.

rtRNuNGHAM. ENGLAND, oct PA
glass tube. illed with gunpowder and bull
lets. charged with chlorate OF potash. and
having a lighted fuse attached, was dts
covered outside the Metropolitan Bank, at
Walsall, town eight miles from tnls slty,
to-day. The fuse was extlnguished before
an explosion could occur. Walsall will be
remembered as the scene OF the Well
known Anarchistic prosecutions, which
occurred at the beginning OF lb9I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
UsIKEKS DEFEAT CERTAIN.
7, I, Predicted that Morrison will be Elsc,
ed by Large Majority.

pp1sTOL, TENN., oct l2-SpeciaI.-
c1bisral James A. Walker Republican
ou"enSidate for Congress in the Ninth dis
cam cam ~ Virginia, addressed fair crowd
,p ,p'et me D HarmeIing opera House tonight.
II He Speaks well and sn,sDoo had the undivided
attend,'h aatteinn he probably did not change any
tnous" He was followed bv the Hon. A.
yotens tensattibone, of Greeneville. in a short
H.oh ~. Walker will be defeated beyond
spsseeub,. and the majority. OF Judge Mori-
a uouill iii hA not Lass than Loo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
THE CABINET WIN BIZ iHEhh.
Most of the Secretaries VIII Attend 'ho
uedicstory Ceremonies at Batavia

WASHINGTON. oct 12-The following
party left here at 42O this afternoon IN
raiIrdad IN attend the dedicatory cere-
monies to the old Holland and office and
TO the memory of Robert Morris, at batli
Via n Y, on Saturday: Secretary and
Mrs. Gresham, Secretary and Mrs, Car
lisle, Secetary and Mrs. Lamont SeCIe-
tary Herbert and his daughter, MIS-.
Micou, Secretay and Mrs. Smith, Acting
Postmaster-General Jones, and Fogfth
Assistant Postmaster-Genera. Maxwell "a
The party will arrive at Batavia az 10
Joined there by Postmaster-G neral Bis
sell The only speaker from WASHINGTON
will be Secretary Carlisle, who VII make
the dedicatory address.
Washington next Tuesday afternoon, af-
ter a visit TO Niagara.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
LRU. OFFICER HAD PAsSbs.
Reports the Loss Of score Over Many
Prominent Roads

CHICAGO. oct t2.-Vice-President
Howard, of the American Railway Union,
VINO was DeDs' prime minister in the
cles to-day by reporting 10 the police the
loss Of about twenty railway passes.
Toward was the victim OF a pickpocket,
and after the operation reported at police
headquarters that score OF annual ana
trip passes and other railway transpor-
tatlon over many prominent roads had
been stolen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
NOT hound 10 COSTHIBUTE.
Federal Gfiios-holders Need nc Give Cam
,sIgp MONEY UrIess thy Wish To do so.

WASHINGTON. Oct. R.-Foflowing It's
action IN the Campaign OF lS2. the United
States civil Service Committee to-day is
sued circular concerning requests made
TO Federal employees for contributions 10
narty campaign expenses, advising. them
not to pay dollar unless they desired 20
do so, and assuring them that they VIII
not be jeopardized for refusing to con-
tribute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
,c,,o, cf the Magnetic. Approved.

BUDAPEST. oct. Il. Hungarian b Stops
a, a meeting to-day, over which Cal dinai
Vasseary presided, approved the action
OF the House u Magnates ~ rejecting
the mlnistry's re.igisus bi IL. Resolutions
were passed declaring opposition % the
religious measures should they De re-
introduced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13

NEW YORK, oct l2.-The Louisville
and Nashville directors organized To-Day
Nv electing the old officers. President
~ ~ smith. was elected "A director In
Mace OF A. Marcus. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13

BERLIN. Oct i2.-It IL semi-oine.ally
stated this afternoon that TIE conni,ion
OF the Car is very serious, IN ssa'e ei
the statements mads ~ thA canNs".