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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
HAUBRRLIJN ~ DUnHAM.
Says His Party is Growing At the Expense
of the GIad.tonIans.

LONDON, oct. l6.--Joseph Chamberlain,
VI. f., the Liberal-Unionst leader, ad-
dressed the UniOnis' conference in Dur
ham to-day. He held that the tnionlst
party was growing In strength at the
expense OF the Gladstonians, and he in
sisted upon the Importance OF having a
definite policy Of social reforms. He de-
Tended in detail the bin which he has
prepared for introduction at the next
session OF Parliament, providing for the
furnishing Of State aid TO artisans I'm the
purchase OF homes OF their own, for the
granting OF oll-age pensions, for the lim-
tation of the hours Of labor in shops and
factories. for the restriction OF pauper
alien immigration, ana for a new en-
ployers' liability act, embodying a con
tracting out clause. In referring to the
adverse opinions Of certain Unionist pa
pers on this bill, h. said that If ne
thought the criticisms We're approved by
any considerable section Of the Unionist
party he would resign the responsible
position which he now held i'm the party's
councils. The party would never succeed,
he declared with a barren policy. mega
tive criticism or cynical Indifference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

The ship left her anchorage and nroceed.
ed out into the sound about 2 O'Clock.
under easy steam, and then heading TO
the westward, into the teeth OF the ever
speed The brisk wind threw the spray
in clouds over the bows until of Corn
field Shoal Lightship. when a turn was
made. and coming back before the wind.
was again on bottom of the Peauod
landing. Even In the lumpy water Kick
ed up by the gale, the Maine was as
steady as has been remarked OF her on
previous trips. a fact also noted ana
spoken of by members OF the board, busy
below decks. The unofficial tests at three
ten-minute periods showed l24 revolutions
OF the propellers per minute and las
pounds of steam pressure, both averaged
approximately This result was seemingly
satisfactory TO them who, however, only
expressed themselves as pleased at the
outlook for the real trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

BERLIN. oct. l6.-The Kreuz Zeitung
has obtained concessions FROM the Rus
sian Holy Synod such as no .'rincess In
a like position ever before secured, In
embracing the orthodox faith. The 'rin-
cess will not declare her former religion
10 be accursed. nor will she state that
her conversion Is due 20 the conviction
that the truth lies not with her own. but
with the Russian Church. The Holy
Synod will be satisfied wit "A simple de-
claration that the Princess Joins the
Greek Church in order TO be OF the same
religion as her future husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Ire Wenvcrs nnst Surrender.

weaVers' strike Is stu on, but according
TO the manufacturers, the tide has again
turned in their favOr. and this morning
they report gain In the number Of
looms running The manufacturers assert
that they have to-day 3.lj0 more looms 10
their credit than yesterday. and that out
Of a total Of $3.50 looms, 1905 are stop
ped. Not a mill In the city reports loss
Of looms. and many OF the manufacturers
assert that the strike will not last long
The weavcrs are very quiet to-day, and
are preparing for a big demonstration at
South Park tomorrow. when the meeting
viii be addressed by Secretary Hurt, OF
New Bedford; Secretary Mcclure, OF
Providence. and local leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

BOSTON, oct. l5.--Kidder. Peabody &
Co say that their shipment OF half "A
million Of gold was purely a business
transaction; that they found that ex-
change was very scarce. and IL was ac-
tually cheaper TO ship gold. There was
no speculative feature ~ the transaction,
and the house repudiates the idea that
n would be i'm such business. The Cold
was sent from New York, because II
was the most convenient port Express
charges would have 10 be paid TO send
IL 10 Boston Nothing they say. cal De
said about future shipmefts. because they
depend upon the price Ot exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

VIENNA, oct l6-Gn the Reichsrath to-
day Herr Won Pleuner introduced a bill
providing for monopoly by the State OF
the refining and sale OF spirits Herr Won
Plenner argued in support OF the measure
that IT would prevent the people being
poisoned by poor alcOhols, ana would aug
ment the revenues. According 10 the
terms OF the bill, the production u raw
spirits is left 10 private enterprise, but
producers are only allowed TO sell 20 the
State for refining purposes In the Govern
ment factories. Producers are also al
lowed to export whatever raw spirits the
Government may not require.
The House rejected motion TO vote
urgency upon the Introduction Of the
Young Czech proposal 10 abolish the
state OF seige at Prague.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
noEE BhsCKINR RIDGE BLOOD.
Another Man shO. in Kentucky on HE
Account

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. l6.-The recent
campaign against Breckinridge has re-
suited In more boodshed. Buchanan Berry
IS thought to be dying at Turner. sixty
four miles east OF here. from a pistol
wound In the stomach, inflicted by c. b.
James. foreman of construction. EN-
ployed by the railroad. The two were dis
cussing Brecknridge. and James said l.
Breckenridge is man | fought through
the war with. He carried a Bible on che
shoulder and lewdness on the other
This angered Berry who was a strong
Breckinrdge man. and he struck James
with a chair. James then drew a revolver.
and as Berry struck him again. fired. Wit
nesses say James shot In relf-defence.
lie is under guard at the hotel await
ing the result Of Berry's wounds James
is from Alabama, and Is a cousin or
Jesse James
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
fATHER DENSIs' 'GOLBEN JUBILEE
Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Kesne in
Atlnmdanrr.

ELLICOTT CITY. MD, oct. 16-The
golden jubilee Of the ordination of Rev.
=. T. Dennis, president emeritus of St.
Charles College, was celebrated to-day.
Cardinal Gibbons attended the jubilee
services at the col ge, and the sermon
VAS preached by Bishop Keane. Of the
Catholic University at Washington.
Archbishop Chapelle, Of Santa Fe, and
former students Of ST. Charles College
from all sections Of the Union. also at
tended the celebration. The alumni of
st. Charles from Newark, y. j., present
ed TO Father Dennis "A silver case, con-
tanning twenty-five fve-dol.ar gold pieces.
The case is about four inches long and
beautifully chased. II was especially
made TO hold the coins. which rest on a
lining of pale blue satin Father Dennis
has been professor at st. Charles Col
lege for thirty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
NOW nFApY ITO 90 UP HGHau."
rHs BUNTING SHOOTING.
Waller Judkins surrsnders hinself-ihe
Wounde Mans Condition serious.

NORFOLK. VA. oct Especial. Mr..
Walter Jmdkins, who shot Captain Henry
Runting last night, went TO the police
station al Portsmouth and surrendered
himself. and said that the shooting was
done I'm self-defence Captain Hopper Is
the attorney FOR MIR. Jbihlus, VINO VIII
he held until the result of Mr.. Bunting 3
wound is known The pistol used was a
3S calibre. The ball entered het"een the
sixth and seventh ribs, Ge'lhihS uoWh-
warJ and pierclng the stomach making
A very dangerous wound, the injured man
vomiting blood several times. ...,
The shooting took place ll - ~. l'o,',,
bar-room. Bunting is a Nortoih county
farmer. and Judkins a conductor on the
Seaboard Air Line railroad. s..,l
A court Of inquiry. composed oi l''e l..,. lo.-
loving officers. organized at the. navy
ward To-day 10 Investigate the detalcation
of Pay-clerk Sayre: President .aptaih
= Wiides. Inspector a. =. l'H''5TraII
ientenant- Commander E. {. TODD.
with viii lieutenant l.. W. 7. NaIIe' as
Judge advocate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
france Rrtnrns thu Krndness.

LONDON, oct. IL. ~The French public
eminent m comforting the cross OF the
LegIon OF Honor upon Captain Won Riss-
Kind. the German military attache at
Paris.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Daily
>,atys agcribes the bestowal Of the honor
mon Captain Risskind 70 Emperor VIII
iiprn's pardoning Of the French spies, and
MIS- syrnpathetic attitude on the deaths OF
Ex Premier Mcmahon and President Car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
A Bomb or u club House.

HAVERHILL. MASS, oct 16.-This af-
ternoon about o'clock Alfred Ordway.
of the committee on buildings, found a
dynamite bomb of large size under the
uncompleted Pentucket Clubhouse. Ihe
bomb was placed under the handsome
portico. recently finished, and was Of
such pattern that any forceful con-
tact with other objects would cause its
explosion. Mr.. Ordway ran into the
bomb Unexpectedly he examined IT care
fully. i'm the presence of seyera Of the
club members. and later threw it into the
river Who placed the bomb in position.
or what the move was done for, is a
mystery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
,EUs or THE N4gI.
The Charleston Leaves fokohama ana the
Detroit to Go Their.

WASHINGTON, D. c., oct. l6-A cable
gram was received at the Navy Depart
ment to-day. announcing the departure
OF the cruiser Charleston on yesterday
from Yokohama for NagasakL The DIS
patch conveyed no other Information;
Lieutenant Fechleter has been detached
from the AlbatrOss, and ordered 10 take
charge of Branch Hydrogl aphic ofiic1,
San Francisco, relieving Lieutenant J. G..
Rurnett who is detached and granted
sick leave. Lieutenant Hetherington has
been ordered 10 examination for promo
tlon.
The Detroit left Hampton Roads to-
day for Newport, where. she Will be
equipped with two Whitehead and two
Howell torpedoes. which have recently
been tested at the New York station. The
Detroit will leave American waters on
her Is 900 mile voyage 10 Yokohama. by
wav OF Cadiz. Naples, SueZ. Alden. Singa-
pore. and Hong Kong. The Machias will
leave New York in the next ten days
and toin the Detroit at Suez. after which
they will continue the voyage in COM
pany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
THE NtINs,> GOOO work.
In the Face Of Gale She Goes Out for
WarminG-Up Spin.

NEW LONDON. CONN, Oct. ls-In
the face OF southerly gale, that made
all coasting vessels within reach OF this
port scurry To an anchorage here, under
well-shortened sail, the battleship Maine
went out for a warming-up spin this
afternoon. The main purpose was to
see that everything worked smoothly In
view OF the late changes In adjustments.
The tests made also indicate in a general
way the probability that the result OF
the official trial Will be satisfactory 10
the contractors from a pecuniary point of
view, and gratifying to the Navy Depart
msnt In the cAna2aitr af thA machiueFy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Exc tement ~ Cripple Creek.

CRIPPLE CREEK, col. oct. lex
cltement Is running high among the Bull
Hin Mines, on account OF the shooting OF
James Cannon and Thomas Short by
Deputy Sheriff Sterling at Divide yester-
day. when they attempted to escape from
custody. IL is claimed that the prisoners
were innocent OF the robbery with which
they we're charged, and there was no ex-
cuse for removing them 10 Colorado
Springs without hearing. Threats TO
sack this city and Colorado Springs are
openly made. and IL Is feared the old war
will break out anew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
G. nn.,nnr Mll Not hs u presi.

LONDON. oct l6-The World today
made an assertion subsequently, SHOWN
10 be untrue. which. however, Is attract-
ing considerable attention In spite OF l's
lack OF foundation. .,.,-,.
The World asserted that Mr.. q ladstone
has long entertained the idea OF taking
holy orders. that II was for this r.nsoh
ne determined TO retire from Parilsment'
and that IL Mr.. Gladstone,s health ana
ds,a for ordination. Mr. Gladstone, IN re-
sponse 10 a telegram OF inquiry denies
the truth OF the statement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
A Rig Kentucky Fire.

LA GRANGE. KY, oct. ia nre
broke cut in Sulphur. about eight miles
east OF mere on the Louisville and Nash.
Vile road this morning, which Destroyer
the entire central part Of the town. Ihe
list OF property destroyed embraces seven
stores the deposit bank OF sulphur, TWO
livery stables two hotels, and six resi-
dencss The Louisville and Nashville
depot. which was filed with merchan-
dise. was destroyed. as was the water
tank The loss rs estimated at over si0o,'
nn narflY lnsnred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
A Nrwpcrt News ElOpsment

NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 16-special-
Miss Ada Williamson son and Mr. J. w; Hud-
married in Jackson. n. c., yesterday
,n"rning. The bride is the young and
mretty laughter Of Mr.. c. w. Williamson,
ppnd fhe groom occupies a responsible po-
80 - rieht and the young lady received
the forgiveness Of her parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
An eiliO Fire.

NAPOLEON, OHIO, Oct l6.-The town
Of Liberty Centre. seven miles east OF
This uIace. was almost DESTROYED by fire
to-daV The entire business portion OF
tbe town anl a number ot dwellings were
destroycd The fire started at 4. NJ. and
ar noon was under control. The loss is
S75 n0p. partly covered by insurance. Lib
ertv Centre is a town OF about 800 in
habitants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
A Woman Architect.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 1.-THE building
committee of the wOman's department of
the Cotton states and International EX-
nosition has unanimously decided to en-
nl0y A woman architect and they have
atfsred premiums for the best designs,
u5ith competition open 10 women every
where Those wishing 10 compete are
invited 10 correspond with Mrs. T.. G. Pc
tors OF Atlanta, who will furnish all
necessary information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

COLUMBIA. $. G., oct. l6.-Charles II.
Williams and William Pearson, white
farmers between whom bad blood has
existed for years, had a fatal duel this
morning In OranCeburg county. he TWO
men met in the field OF Williams and both
firing at the same time. Their
guns were loaded with buckshot. and
Pearson wac instantly killed. Williams Is
badlv wounded about the head. but 10
what extent is not known, as the scene
OF the ARRAY is away from telegraph
and railroad stations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Murdered Nenr Glen A.en.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6-A special from
Birmingham. Ala, says.
j. r. Allison, a jeweller OF Jasper. was
shot last night from ambush near Glen
Allen. a small station on the X. C.. NJ
and B. railroad Allison had left Jasper
when near her house was shot bv a
jealous rival. II ie thought. The mur-
derer placed Allson's body In box and
had il shipped 10 Jasper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. l6-The New
Albany post-office was robbed to-day be-
tween 4 and o'clock. while the clerks
we're a., dinner A thief slipped into the
private Office and took 500 worth OF
sta,nns and 500 In cash from the safe.
The robbery was not discovered until
Mr., Schindier's return. There 10 nc
cine 10 the thief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
on Account OF Numerous Robber q,

CLAREMONT, |. T.. Oct. l6-On ac-
oo,,nt of recent rObberies the Pacific Ex-
nTess Company has notice posted in its
ppMces in the Territory 10 the effect that
r. will not receive any money or valuables
- Transmission nor issue any money
ardars until further notice. There is a
rumor that all offices in the territory are
- no discontinued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Fatal Fight Among School peys.

CINCINNATI, oct. l6.-At the cIose OF
school yesterday at Brighton, a village
quarrel among the boys developed into a
serious fight, in which Willie Gardner
fifteen years old. was shot 20 desth, ana
his little brother. aged eight, Was tataIy
sts bbed. The teacher. Morris PICKERING
Was also terribly cut while tryins to re-
store order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
p,.L nm Ma VeSunted

FITCHBURG. MASS. Oct. B-The Park
I'M mills resumed work yesterday WIN
almost the usual complement OF l.U
hands. This resumption Is due % the
vote OF the strikers 70 return 70 WORK
The schedule is nfty-eight hours a week.
and even under the cut In wages me
hands will earn more than before the
mills closed eight weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
RICHMOND. VA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER II 1894

vented the appointment OF fourth-class
postmasters to-day.
Messrs. ". B. McCanless, Of Salisbury:
NJ. d. Medenhall. of Greensboro, and J.
T.. Gilmer. OF Winston, y. c., are in the
city.
Messrs. W. II. Brown. OF Lynchburg,
and r. Armistead Taliaferro, of Orange,
are at the Metropolitan. II. L. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
An In ustrili for Congress-.

BOSTON. Oct. l6.-M. d. Fitzgerald
ubn no led The New England Industrial Army
MHV WI ~, shington, has filed with the Secre-
10 Of state his nomination paper for
tsIS Tenth congressional district, making
lhe oandjdates in the district, as follows:
SiA S2iNAakoJy Independent Republican: At
fed9g Republican; McNary. Democrat;
WovILn,rton. Populst; McEltrick, Inde-
Dehisnt Democrat; Fitzgerald, Socialist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
IIe Amesr Of sfghanistan.

,nNDON, Oct. IA dispatch 10 the
- from Calcutta says that the news
1lIuiSSe illness of the Ameer OF Afghanis-
OF 't a. regarded there with the utmost Sc
tsu and grave anxiety is felt for
fetv of Europeans I'm Cabal In the
the ~ his death. The Vice-RegaI Coun-
even eN net in Slmla this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
nun AILIITLE FALLS.
Mot bv KcccutIou Committee Of Local
Democrat


"''"o'rHr
LITTI E FALLS Y Y ort IT, Son
gtpr David E. Hul arrived hero 4t noon
tp-dJ} from kirstou Several hundred
people were at the station when he ar
INeI. and they gave him many cnthu-
s.uHu0 cheers. lie was met bv A rsgsptiou
committee of a. hundred local Democrats,
a"t Was escorted 10 the MctropoIitau
Hotel through streets lined with people.
Al Oh" hofr. hc held a public reception
auI large number of persons aYailcd
themselves of She opportunity to meet
the distinguished guest of thr local Dem
".'d'l. Ail'r luncheon, senator iill de-
rIp5rafrn ,I t.. ,.I .,,,..,. , ,' '..'' I ~ ,le
which Is the nrst afternoon meeting Ls
has So far addressed gurrus his ,1mpligu
When ha arose t0 respond i'm answer to
his introduction me- was given such an
ovation that hr was led f1 remark. This
T,ulud9 me more OF Srltuea Than .r,
other place I htNc been since th. couycn-
ton Was held
Thc opera house was crowded TO the
doors with D. 5HO people
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me senator discussed IN" issues Of The
l'''-" '|' ID" noun d' q HdIl' ne
49,. 81, w., i, 9II' '' l", Women OF
t,' ,',' '' rN'Il themselves lh ana OF
''t p"'ht '"t Governor.
N,l'i ''r meeting senator I'M held a
|'hIl' reception at thr Motel and many
i''''''" WIZ "iI'Ir MS tdbtIH- Ii' ltll
mere ai t,' o'clock, being escorted to
the station ~ % committee of citizens IN
ttIildEr~. w hue h'r" senator Hll re-
StNtd a I,.'7Itm nom brooklyn, telling
MN lh1l T.. EuerN Anderson had con-
tenlci 10 speak uu The same platform
with him on the -it \ few moments
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'udIhidh 'onH i'"Nd lhdth'r OF me
Sldlt 'oIhuhV'g l''|1E h.m 10 meet the
committee ia Ai''iN 70 morrow
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Marry Aillrd BY a Dargl,r.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. i6.--tn Alameda
this morning burglar attempted 70
rob the house OF Rev =. r. Wolf. former
IN an Alaskan missionary, Tie Was dis
covered aud nearly killed Mr. Wolf and
his aged wife with hatchet. and firai-
Iy escaping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
MOROCCO ~ REBELLION.
The Caliph H.mmed in and tho sultan
Has sent Troops 10 the scene

LONDON. oct. ga dispatch from
Tangier says:
Morocco city has been in rebellion for
a week, owing to the Caiph's attempt to
arrest the Caid Dehama by the Sultans
order
The Calph Is now hemmed 10 by insur-
gents. The Sultan Is sending troops 10
the scene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

SWANSEA. WALES, Oct. 16,--It is es-
timated that 5000 tons OF tin-plate were
loaded here to-day on board steamers
bound for America The stocks of TIM
Dlata ara lower Lhan for months past
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
wIAIuEK EOkECAAr

WASHINGTON, ID. C. Oct. is.-tor vir-
ginia and North Carolina: Warmer, falr,
westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
..xcr ar Tnt run .NOMrrrW

Following was the range OF the ther-
mome,er al The Times ontce yesterday:
. a; NJ. ~; Y NJ; u. n NJ: 90 -, ~
Average. 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-The policy of coercion in Schleswig-
uo,s,ein is TO be abandoned, the conquered
duchies having been assimilated with the Ger
man Fmpire - The London worbingmen had
their annual eight-hour day demonstration in
HYDE Park; a great crowd was present -
The English Liberals will form federation to
fight Joseph Chamberlain in the Midlands. -
Premier Crispi was Missed by Socialists on his
arrival in Milan.
Observation-Disclosures to the Constitutional Con-
vention have begun to arrive at Albany. 60
1.-THE Louisville Courier-Journal" declares that
Colonel breckenridge should be beaten in his
efforts to be reelected to Congress - Hall
storms did great damage in many parts of the
country, East and West - Richard H.
Mcdonald, jr.. the San Francisco bank-wrecker
a. unable to secure 100000 bail and remains in
fail. - The "army" Of General" Coxey at
Washington has dwindled to 100 men.
City and Suburban.-The French Line steamer
La Champagne from Havre for New-York
grounded In the Narrows near Fort Lafayette
in a dense fog: her passengers and mails were
taken off and brought to the city. and the work
of lightering her cargo was begun; 1t was not
thought that the ship injured = large
force of Brooklyn policemen were on hand to
preserve order at Coney Island; the dives" were
all closed. and no arrests were made. - The
nest Of a gang OF hotel and church thieves was
found and much plumber recovered. - Max
Meyer a wealthy Southern merchant, committed
suicide by eaping from window 80 Nordo
Moleko, an italian organ-grnder, was murdered.
supposedly by Angelo Treano - Many city
pastors preached the coming Constitutional
Convention.
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: Showers.
probably thunderstorms. Temperature yester-
day: Highest. II degrees; lowest, "a; average.
64%.