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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

BALTIMORE. Aug. captain James
vs.. Graham. Of the Johnston line steam
or. Culmere. was drowned az an early
hour this morning IN the lower PatapscD
river He leit the bridge al ll:i0 o'clock
and instructed Chief Officer william
Tate and Pilot Skinny. 10 send % his
room and call him when the Culmere
entered the Craig Hill channel This was
the last time me- was seen alive. About
$50 o'clock the Culmere passed into the
channel and The officers on the brid gee
sent below for Captain Graham. The
report came back that he could not be
found. AL hands We're summoned on
deck and the steamer was searched
th0r1ughlv but the master was not on
board. Exactly how he W mt overheard
IS matter of conjecture among the
crew, but the general opinion is that
he was sitting ON the rail enjoying a
smoke and lost his balance.
Captain Graham was siXty-tive years Of
age and probably the Oldest master IN
the fruit carrying trade IL the United
States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
DEOREAsB ~ PUBLIC DEBr.
Operations of the Internal Revenue Blu
reau for the TiscaI Yenr.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The debt
stttement issued this afternoon shows a
Ntt decrease in the public debt less
cash in The Treasury during the past
iN3. tn oi >'il6 l6Zl sd. The interest bearing
.'ht increased 500. the non-iuterest de-
creased S6i05. and the cash in the Treas
-iF increased 81 4SO.gl5 The balances OF
i.e several classes OF debt at the close
o4 business July 3lst. We're:
Hfcrrst-bearing debt, $1l5.Oi2,J00. Debt
p' winch interest has ceased since ma
..rty. SlN40A5N.
Deot .bearing no interest. $379.s5O. 40
tai. I.Ui6.s35.Ju
ne certificates and Treasury notes
set by an equal amount OF cash in
- treasury OUTSTANDING at the end of
q tre e, month We're $6l6sl.,S2J an increase of
The tota cash in the Treasury, ,ras
S.tt-l,ty5 The gold reserve wa srG
y.'.'V'. Net cash balance was S,4 nAq ~
IN the month there was a docrfaes tn a.,
s.lt com anu bars " N02JLfg7, tie totai
~ the cloae being $l20JZ8C. OF silver
there was au increase of srei oe@ ~ ~.
thc surplus thrie was In Natioual to,t,
uelO5itoIles' EL4ibl0j against Si7 .34s ~
al the end Of the previous month.
Internal Revenue COmmfssinrer Nr.,,.
today submitted 10 Secretary CariieIa
his preliminary report Of operations of
tne Internal keVtnnc Bureau for the lasr
nscal year IL shows that the total co..
lcCuous Of internal revenue for the var
ton for the fiscal year ended June
5) 1884. Is 20. being an increase Of .0S
over the previous fiscal year. The regis
tcring Of Chinese labOrers was completed
on May 3. 1884,. and the total number OF
registration :, certificates applied for was
ltf.0. The total sum appropriated for
this work was $4,000. and the aggregate
expenditure was $i3.54517
The principal sources OF receipts were:
Spirits. So 10 $40. Il decrease Of S9,45O. T14:
tobacco $2s.Gl7.63S. decrease Of $8,27l
90. fermented liquors. S3l al 493, a de-
crease OF $l.i3l 80: and oleomargarine,
N.723,i19. an increase OF $2.83J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

MADISON. WIS. Aug. Judgment was
to-day rendered by judge Sicbecker, of
the Dane county Circuit Court against
Democratic State Treasures Bales and
Kuhn for interest on State funds retained
during their terms of office, 1870 10 l6lN
aggregating SlSl .0l3. The case differed
from the cases previously decided IN that
the law which was i'm effect in 1878 speci-
fed that the treasurers must thereafter
turn all fees and perquisltes into the
state Treasury. The defendant contend
ed that this implied ratification Of their
prayious accounts In taking interest. but
iludge Siebecker holds il has been decided
that such interest is not perquisite, but
part of the State funds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

Ex-Governor Boise Presides Over the Con-
r..rtln, Ihn Nn,ninntinna

vfufion-Tbe Nominations.
DIES MONIES, ~, Aug. 1.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention assembled at cal
vary tabernacle ar 1920 o'clock. About
four hundred delegates were in attend
ance. Caucuses We're held at . o'clock,
and as usual. committeeman selected. No
candidates opened headquarters, and IN
this case the Office seeks the man. H. ~.
Parsons. temporary chairman, delivered
the address, saying CoXeyism was Nc
Kinleyism carried % is logical conclu-
sion. After the speech committees were
chosen and the morning caucuse5 re-
ported. The convention then adjourned
for dinner
ON reconvening Governor Boles was
chosen permanent chairman of the con-
ycutiOn.
The following ticket was nominated By
acclamation.
For Secretary OF State-H. F. Dale.
of Polk. Audltor-J0hn Sned, OF Guth-
rie. Treasurer w. White OF Wayne.
supreme Judse-Long term. John Cl-g-
gett. OF CcrrO GJrdo; short term. Ed
ward ". Mitchell. OF Fremont Attorney
General j. ID. j.. Smith. OK Cherokee.
Railroad Commissioner W. l.. Parker.
of Osceoia. clerk o. Supreme Court
j.. r. North. of Dallas. supreme Court
Tcp0rter-J. j. shea. OF Council IlIns
The resolutions adopted relffirm the
platform OF the National Democratic Con-
veuton I'm lNg2. and demand of Demo-
cratic representatives ia C1nsress that
they carry out the same in good faith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
naior Halford Badly Hurt.

OMAHA. NEB., July 3l.-Maior Z. w.
Halford. paymaster of the army, and
former private secretary to President
Harrison, was badly injured in a runa-
way here this afternoon. tie was driving
down the street in phaeton, when the
in turning corner. Major Halford was
thrown out violently, and the calf Of his
left leg was severely cut, though. IL Is
right shoulder was bruised and badly
strained. tie viii be confined to his bed
for some time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

CHICAGO. Aux 1.-Nice-President
Eickes. of the Pullman Company, an
noUnc.l to-day that the works VIII Doe
rtalf.l Tomorrow. Mr WicFes TODAY
said that about eight hundred men have
nron1i-.I t1 return o. work. and the re-
pair department and one or Two others
Will De opened. auu the Oll.ials expect %
he tha .utir. plant i'm fun blast within
"A snort time. Applications have been
,.a,eivai from about Lou of the old en-
Moves. This number includes six hundred
special policemen, VINO nave been guard
inc the works and VINO, the company
claims. are skilled W0rllmen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The board Of
walking delegates of the building trades
out tomorrow all the men an work on ali
public school buildings, and, I'm fact. every
building under the control OF the Board
of Education. At the meeting the entire
city was divided into districts. and every
building under the supervision OF the
Board Of Education was bOycotted. bow
many men have been called out could not
be learned. The trouble has arisen over
the payment OF less than the union wages
to men at work on all repairs OF public
school huIldlngs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA biz provid-
ing for pension Of so a month for Gen.
James Longstreet. the Confederate com
mander, on account Of wounds received
In the Mexican war while he was serving
as major and paymaster In the United
States army. was introduced IN the Sen
ate to-day by Mr.. Walsh
General Longstreet receives a pension
Of $l2 a month under the general pension
act for the relief Of Mexican war vet
erans. He asks that this be Increased
because of his advanced age, wounds tie
ceiyed. and total disability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
LYNCHED BY NEGROES.
Three Hundred Armed Blacks Mske Away
with "a Murderer.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Aug. IA
special to the Gazette from Elkhorn says:
To-day Anderson Holiday. Of this place,
while drunk, shot at Rob Galloway and
missed him. but the bullet passed through
the head OF Westley Cobbs. killing MIN
instantly. Holiday was ARRESTED by
SQUIRE 5 H. Pierce and jailed. a mob
of 30o tried TO take him away from the
officers For three hours Pierce and his
men kept the mob at bay till the train
came but when they went to put their
man aboard for Welch about three nun
dred armed negroes made rush ana
They took him about a quarter of "A mile
into the woods and hung him TO a tree
and then riddled his body with bullets.
Holiday was a tough character, and has
always born a shady reputation. CObbs
was a quiet man and respected by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
E1YE9 md HARBDB ELL.
Five Amendments Inserted by Senate May
bo stricken Out.

WASHINGTON. y. c., Aus There
so,ms today mere than reasonable
probability that five amendments made
bv the Saate 20 the river ard harbor
ill., rrOvidlug for Improvements lhdt
vl cost in the aegrgeate more man man
.pUW0). VIII be stricken cut IN con-
terence ONLY a small part OF This sum
IS Appropriated in the pending 6,ll but
the appropriation commits the poVeFn-
ment 10 finish The work under contract
covering I'm each case a period OF sew
eral years. These appropriations are us
follows.
Tor improving Bay Ridge channel. New
York harbor, $4,000: ultimate cost Sf'7'-
90
Constructing tetties at Cumberland
Sound. Fernandina, Fla, $0).oOo; ulu-
mate cost. M.M76OJ.
Deepening cape Fear river, North Caro-
lima. S900b. ultimate cost, Sl,43e0O.
Constructing q bow railway and the
three mile rapids Columbia river, $zN'oO;
ultimate cost S226i,upJ.
TO improve navigation between 81 Paul
and Minneapolis. by means of locks ana
dams. $4,000, ultimate appropriation
$4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Killed nv Jim Corbett.

COLUMBUS. CA. August l.-Young
Chambliss. eno-iapher ~ me Empire
mills tnis CITY. and Jim Corbett. c0llec-
Tor of the Beehive store, had "a pleasant
tu-s4l this afternoon AT the mills. Cham
iliss struck Corbett rather severely in
he eve. which nettled him, when he
de.it him blow over the heart with
ou his mower. Chambnss fell 20 the ground
ana cxpirDi in "a few moments. The de-
C.as4d was about eichteen years of age,
aud II is stated had suffered consilera-
lly with heart disease. Corbett is about
twenty years OF age. and is deeply. dis
trs-ssd as the boys were good friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

was robbed OF gold watch, $50 in money
and $1,000 worth OF valuable papers. at
Shenandoah Juncti'n, in % sleeping car,
returned from the junction to-day with
near there. The other vuluables have not
been recovered.
officer Eayes. who went to Portsmouth,
Ohio. last Saturday FOR W. u. Myers,
wanted here for felony. returned to-day
without the prisoner. Though armed with
a requisition from Governor OFerraH,
the legal obstacles interposed by Myers
attorneys were sufficient TO keep him in
Ohio FOR the present Governor Mckinley
will pass upon the papers In the case
usvf TupglaV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

IL of the clerks Of the Federal courts
49, tb. various railway companies i'm IN
~ "a r' ?, anpcar ard pay the costs OF the
several sever, injunctions issued at their demand
against the hg Sr nd n5' to SeTS2Psd rest the 5ee paS 5aSt
80 80 ~ costs They were charged for
llI,iies lnrHe If the restraining orders, but say
Cc1ppt fbos. we're part Of q proceeding for
the ,e' benefit and protection Of the United
Stetes ana that no part Of the expense
con he lawfully charged 10 them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
THE OPPOSITION SILENT
They Fail TO Present Their Amendments
10 the Evicie Tenants BnI

LONDON. Aug LIN consequence of
the action of the Unionlsts yesterday in
declining to abstain from further partici-
patton In the discussion Of the evlcted
tenants bill. the front opposition benches
We're vacant when the House Of Commons
resumed consideration of the bill to-day.
Thomas Sexton denounced the conduct
Of the opposition IN regard 20 the evlcted
tenants bill as rancorous and sullen. The
House was menaced. he said by the
Lords rejection of the bill, but such
threats had no weight with the people Of
Ireland. Let the House OF Lords do
their worst" he declared.
Rejection of the bill meant difficulty in
governing Ireland, whose people were
passing through another period OF agony.
But Lords or no Lords. the principles of
the bill would ultimately prevail. (Cheers)
When the members Of the opposition
were called upon % move their amend
ments they made no reply.
Robert Hanbury had given notice of
seventy amendments. and Bartlett. Bro
derry and Meneage of from twenty TO forty
each. Their successive refusals TO re-
spond 10 their names were met with de-
risive cheers from the Irish members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Good Showing Of Americans.

WASHINGTON. August THE Secreta-
~ Of The Navy has been notified that
iE',,str,eto-s Horntio G. Giilmer and
Henry c. Smith. who have been studying
shin architecture az the Royal Naval
',ets1 ronklng respectively first and third
In their class. No such high honors have
been made by graduates from Annapo-
lis in any class as az the Royal Naval
College for several years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
"AGERDEEN" HOUSE BURNED.
Col. Couneell's Home In King and Queen
Struck by Lightning.

STEVENSVILLE. VA. July 3l-spe-
cial.-"Aberdeen House" the home Of
Colonel J. c. Councell and family. was
struck by lightning on last Sunday at Z
T. NJ, and burnt down.
The storm being very violent, the family
took refuge IN the basement and the fire
had made great progress before II was
discovered. Nearly everything In the
dwelling was destroyed. Insurance, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
DEB>' LANr STRIKE.
lie Is Convinced that the Sentiment of the
People Is Against Them.

CHICAGO. I'LL, Aug. 1T win never
again be connected With any strike or
American Railway Union. to-day. TINS
strike has developed the fact that the
sentiment Of the people OF the country i9
sf9nds ready 10 put down such move
ments Mt the point Of the bayonet. snail
hereafter advise all Worknen 10 seek re-
dress by ballot
morning and was met at the depot Joy a
committee from the American hallway
Union. lie went Immediately 10 Uhlrich $
Han. when q directory meeung was hrid
and arrangernents made for the conycn-
fiOn tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Sewer Work Awarded

CHARLOTTEsVILLE. VA, Aug. L
special.-A special meeting Of the div
Council was held this afternoon. ana he
Mayor was authorized 70 enter INFO n
co. tract with Messrs Vaughan q Luck
of Roanoke. for the construction of the
first section OF the sewer system of this
city These gentlemen were the lowest
IldHara
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
DH1UDhD OoMmoNWEALERs.
Six Hundred of KeIly's Men Ask the Au-
thorities 30 send Them Home.

WASHINGTON. y. G. Aug. II d.Io-
cation. representing six hundred ot hcI-
Colonel Tracy. Chief of Charities, waited
ON the District Commissioners to-day and
asked 10 be sent home. The men stated
briefly that they had been dcluded INTO
coming here, and that they were now at
the point of starvation.
They suggested that freight train
be run as far ass Denver, or even further.
and that the men be allowed to orop oi
as thrv arrived in the places where their
homes We're The commissioners promised
10 do all in their power for The sufferers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
LET CONGRESS RESIGN"
4 PETITION WIN TINS HhhDfN"
CKTrICISKD ~ SENATOE moan.
The senate Ecccdcs from It's Appropriation
Milton Dollars for the hNterm'"
nation OF the Russian Thistle.

Tho
WASHINGTON. ID. G. AUS IT, 'e
s,-,sartatnp bv senator Lodge Of "a
.., ..'.t.'... ,.....i... ,f which had been
l'''''" i''''"" ..t,,,,.1 o..
received by many scN.''"''l' "''i''' ''
a ,-..ff-tr Ga F.r.cu Hall, and upon
..,, tha bcqatu.e Let
iHe."N common '''
lou.rr-s Ec>Isn. was ih"de lnc SUD-
,.. .t .. .n.r+ -r.t.h by Mr. H0ar. lie
' M d.. .,t8 for tho
wished t1 iNi'' '"" '0 "'.'' 'N' ''0
consideration of those gentleman Uhe
..............,..... 49,, e.. ,,,s.-
.. 'r rh"''lF "'N'''9~''"9 vi 'i' N>'o'
,u.c of body Of men called THE
American Tcorle."
.trr lhtA I"dc nemanus, as n a lew
A.H-. p "I H." thousand men haa oiiF
.' -,t 'o-r,N.' On some S"inmon, "ld anu. az
F' or gen minutes 3'roUlenO CONVEX
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
sAyAD LINCOLN FRoM C1PTUnE.
>! oSayr, who Participated in AN Exciting

War Incident, Psnniless in Boston
BOSTON. Aug. Colonel William Allen
Hlntley Snlowaye. who once saved Presi-
cent Lincoln from capture. Is living with
ia wife in single room in the lodging
house. ~ Harrison avenue. III and desti-
iute. Colonel SlllOwaye Is I'm his seventy
SKIN year. lie Is a printer.
colonel SillOwaye was attached for a
,imf u The stan Of General Mcclellan
ie was wounded four times and was In
Aihby prison. The seat which brought
MN VIDE reputation was the incident
iesifdiug President Lincoln in 1863. This
iavpenel after Colonel SillOwayo was
wounded at South Mountain and had re-
stLed 10 80 into the navy. In May.
~SA The President had been down 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
sOUrHEKN IMlII9RATION.
Executive Committee of the In0ustrial and
Iu,u,fgrntton Association In Session

WASHINGTON, d. G., August IA
special from Chattanoosa says. The OK
rciifive committee Of the Southern Indus
trial and immigration Association met
here to-day and considered measures for
putting In operation the plans for prom0t-
Ing immigrotlon to the south adopted by
the Immigration and Industrial Congress
I'm Augusta Ga, last year President NJ.
r. bryan, OF Nashville. presided. a
constitution and bylaws was adopted.
evening by the Chamber OF Commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

GREENVILLE. MISS. July 3i.-At the
meeting Of the Mississippi Leyee Board
to-day. for the purpose Of considering the
alleged shortage Of ex-Treasurer Fer
guson. experts report that errors have
been found amounting to 5000 General
Fergusm's friends claim that he owes the
board but S2l 900, and to-day. through his
attorney, offered 10 pay that amount on
October 1st. which the board agreed to
accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA crazy stone
", from Boston. named Thomas Cado-
gan. who has frequently fa Vsted dsts thy the White
horl, ~ his trade and always carrying
Woi Ht,,ois with him. insisted on seeing the
President pls this morniSng' 3,a and claiming that
M starving t6a i ne that aa Se hEs SET Bte,5s6 %GrE
W,id not see him to-day he became vio-
iont and was taken away in the patrol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

ASHEVII.LE, n. c., Aug. i--Postmaster
Jobn Il. Kerr received this morning tele-
gram from Isabella Tenn, conveying the
Intelligence that his brother. VIII j.
cidental explosion In a mine. No further
particulars Deceased was iwenty-three
Years OF age, unmarried. and son or the
rev. w. NJ. Kerr. OF Asheyille.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
BRI7ISH ~ ELUKFIELDs.
The War-5hip Mohawk Lands Force of
sailors and Marines

Copyrighted, 1894 by the Asso. Press)
COLON. COLOMBIA. Aug. 1.-THE Brt-
ish war ship. Mohawk, six guns, a twin
screw cruiser of the third-class, com
mauded by Captain Leslie G.. stewart.
has landed q force OF sailors and ma
riges at BiueheiGs.
The adherents IF Chief Clarence. the
Mosquito leader. have fortified the town
of HluedeIds and the river front in
anticipation II an attack ON the part IF
the Nicaraguans who are believed to b.
on the point Of making an advance
from Rama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Existence OF Cholera Kept Secret.

LONDON, August i.-rhe Chronicles
correspondent at Vienna reports the as
serfion that cholera has been raging for
a week i'm several districts OF the Duchy
of Bukowa and that fact has hitherto
heen concealed In order TO prevent the en-
forcement Of sanitary measures. fester-
dav there were twenty-five new cases at
Savhsch and eighteen at Buca. The dis
Ease is spreading rapidly In Poland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Packers Jo.p the Butcbrr,s s,e,k.

OMAHA, NEB.. Aug. Light hundred
men, employed IN the packing houses al
South Omaha, Joined the butchers striEs
to-day. All the houses were affected, and
only a few cattle and hogs were killad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

RuENOS AYRES Aug i.-Jabez
Spencer Balfour. the absconding promo
Ter OF the Liberal Building and Loan AS
sociation. OF London, has been surren-
dered TO the British authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
wrAIHER fOKECAsr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August For
yirginla: Showers tonight; fair Thurs
day: slight change In temperature; south
winds, becoming west.
FOR North Carolina and South Carolina:
Showers Thursday afternoon; northwest
windx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
yig Fire In HAMBURG.

HANRuRG. Aug. IAN immense ware
- -, crosse Reichen strasse, con-
mining stores OF cotton, wine. piece goods.
s,rs and feathers. has been destroyed
by fire. The loss will largely exceed a
million marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Catholic Churca Music.

ROME. Aug. IA decree just issued by
,bs pope reviews the previous orders OF
me Vatican relating 10 the music 10 be
',scd In churches and TO invest the bishops
60 On choose the books for church use.
The decree recommends the use Of the
e,regorian chant In polyphone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Iunatlc from Overwors.

pDrrssELS. Aug. IN. Volders. the
- ~ the Belgian SOcialist-Labor
Marty. has become hopeless lgnatic from
pp,,aryyy;ork and excitement, and has been
ca,fned in an asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
Trouble at Cripple Greek Over.

DENVER, COZ. Aug. 1.-Governor
Waite has issued an order recalling the
militia from Cripple Creek. He says ne
thinks trouble In the great gold country
Is ended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

NEW YORK. Aug. t.-William Eggert
and Conrad Eggert, composing the firm
of William Eggert x Co. tobacco mer-
chants at No 2l5 Pearl street. today
assigned TO Theodore Rohrberg. wlth
nreferences aggregating 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
LIYINGSTON RBNOMINArED.
The Platform Endorses Free silver and an
Income Tax.


ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 1.-The Demo-
cratic Convention of the Fifth congress
si0ual district met in Atlanta to-day and
unanimously renominated l.. L. Living
ston. Tho platform pledges allegiance to
State and national platforms, and de-
mands restoration by this Government,
independent OF any foreign power, OF the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver at
ratio OF 10 10 I, such silver TO be legal
tender equally with gold, this having
been the case prior TO the iniquitOus act
Of 1873. which dem0netiZcd silver when II
was actually at q premium. we de-
mand." IL adds, that the restrictive and
discriminating legislation then thrown
around silver be removed, and hold tnat
IL is unjust unfair, and unreasonable TO
attack the silver dollar as a dishonest dol
lar until II Is allowed TO assert It's fun
potency by the repeal of iniquitOus legis-
lation adopted for the sole purpose of de-
priving Il Of its constitutional function"
The resolutions further demand the re-
peal OF the prOhibitOry 10 per cent tax
on State banks a tariff for revenue
only an income tax, and concludes by
pledging assistance, las loyal and true
democrats. to every effort by which the
Democracy seeks TO redeem the pledges
Of its party.
Popul st Nominees.
SAVANNAH, GA. Aug. L-Dr. S. W
Johnson OF Tapping county was nOmi-
mated for Congress by the POpulists Of
the Eleventh district AT Waycross to-day
TO oppose Judge Turner.
AT Americus to-day g.. W. White was
nominated by the Populists 10 run against
RFrhe Democrats will carry both districts
oVpryX halfntrg!y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug Ian engage
ment OF 81 $4,000 I'm gold AZ the NsW lofk
Suh-Treasnry this morning Tor European
a,,or, TeSuces the gold reserve In the
Treasury to s5S.62j.O0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02

BOSTON. August l.-Work at the Amer
lean Watch Factory. at Waltham was re-
shmt. down The concern employs 1.S00