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As a matter Of fact, principles don I
60 this time with our democratic friends;
its personal campaign some Of them
are waging and we would just gently in
nsinuatei that they had better watch
out. or worse than the Bogie man will
catch them.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

trust loyally and conscientiously 10 the
best Of my ability. The action OF your
convention impes me 20 tender my rcsg-
nation as national cOmm.tte eman You
have nominated q man for Governor who
has been branded as an accessory 10
forgery and perjury by the Republican
congressional committee man who has
cOus1Tted with b00dlers and lObbers. and
converted the room Of the Lieutenant
Governor Og the capital OF the State into
"a den II debauchery. man who has
been the plant tool Of railroads I'm sea
son and out of season, and whose nOmina-
t0u was procured By the combined in
nuence of corporate capitalists, jury hXers
and .mueachel state house officials.
Believing 20 my sacred duty 10 uphold
the standard OF true RepuDlicanlsm at
any sacrifice. ! desire 20 be freed from
an restraint which might be imposed upon
me boy remaining on ~" national COM
mittee. Very respectfully,
f.. ROSEWATER.
Majors is the present Lieutenan'-G "
orn0r There were several candidates Tor
tb.. office of ii i.utenlnt-GOV4rnOr 1t
went 10 II. T.. Moore, Mayor Of Lincoln.
T. a. Piper. OF NcCook, was nominated
fDr eacra+trv ~ state after a hard fi-nf.
Eugene Moore was rcn0minated for Audi
tor iy acclamdtIOn, as was also Joseph
PlrtI.- f.r IRE. ~.r'r lu.H 81. burst
of Omaha. was chosen hy acciamation
amid great confusion. o. succeed Edward
Roscvater who bad resigned as national
committeeman.
II. g. Russell. of Schuyler was chosen
from 70 dozen other candle dates for su-
perlutendent Of lands and buildings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
THE KhoEGAxIzArIoN coMrAETE.
Last Purchase Of tho Richmond Terminal
Committee Made.

NEW YORK. Aug. Pc. H. Coste'
chairman of the Richmond Terminal
REORGANIZATION Committee, to-day b'1sht
the oxford and ClarkSvilic and ClarksNlIe
and North Carolina railroads. tnus com
pletiug the list OF foreclosures conieW-
plated under the plan Of reorganization.
The whole system of roads, winch were
included I'm the Richmond Terminal leoi-
sanitation. is known as the Southcln
Railway Company. and the work oI the
reorganizauon company, Whlch is h""
completed, is considered 10 De- one oi
the most successful in the history OF
railroad reorganization. Tie SouinrI ID
railway embraces 100 miles of ROAD anu
i- one of the largest systems in the c"tH-
try. I'm the scheme for reorganization iie
following companies were Included.
Richmond and West Point } rllhliln
Railway and Warehouse Company, hlch-
rnond and DanVine, Iachmond "i~
River and Chesapeake, south carolina;
Atlanta and Charlotte Air LING, "nI
Washington. Ohio and Western. Nofth.
western North Carolina, tl@iksNl.le U.F'
South Carolina. oxford and ClarksNlIe
charlottesville and Rapidan. frankln
and Pittsvlvania. Western North Caro-
lima. charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Atlantic Tennessee and Ohio, Columnua
and Greeuvlle. Geor1ia Pacific, iahNllE
and Western. Baltimore, y ork RIVER any
Chesapeake Steamboat Company, 4stSt
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia, ala-
bama Central, Knoxville ana ONO ana
Louisville southern. -,
samuel Spencer president or thc H'.l'"
crn Railway Company, came 10 nc"
York to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
FAyORABLE 10 cAMDEN.
Returns from West Virginia Indicate III.
Re-TIectiop.

WASHINGTON, Aug. For several
days past news has been coming from
West Virginia that would Indicate the
ultimate defeat Of senator Camden Tor le-
election To- the Senate. The first returns
received from the state indicated tnat
the camden men had been defeated az the
election. Bat Information has
been received which the friends OF Sei1-
Tor Camden believe shows different ie-
sllt Said one or them today 10 re-
porter. "Nly latest Information from the
different county elections ana primaries
im V-sf Virginia le 90 the effect that
camden DELEGATES have been elected hy
large maloriti~s iu Brnton and clay
counties. Camden nea have also been
nominated for the legislature iu Webster.
Lewis. Gnmer Calhoun, and other cerliu
Camden and giving him "a majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
rtrr or rHK TIKIFF mn.



Law without the Executive Signature
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-senators Al
drich and Quay were - work THIS morn
,,o, o,aoayorlng 10 smooth ihe 10Y for
emo massage Of the House biu through
,ha senate. that corrcctS ine error il'Hr
in tho tariff bill relative ip '"r p'l' On
,icohol used in the arts a.d srl'hctA.
G',.b action owing 10 the absence or q
,norun, can only be- had l} .hdii 'Ill, .,s ~
p,nseur In Is understood mat i me ".i
does mass the Senate II VIII ~ bt'k 10
th. Ifousa i'm A very different shape ITnm
NAT i'm which it left IL. The sugar men
ain amend n by tacking on 4" III ~ "a ~
der fhe Mckinley bounty or tnr bounty
Tor the crop Of 1894, and lt Is n'l iIA-
rroba6ie that other amenim,niS l'phlhE
- tbe nrotoctiOn Of some ln1I MIS- that
suffered bv reason Of the tariff Dill VIII
Le made 10 the bill. The HOUSE VIII
then bc-,fvcn the alternative oi agree
ING 10 these amendments. or ltfmlbhf
The error regarding alcohol 10 go ui"o'-
81 many disturbing reports have been
made as 10 the effect Of disputed points
I'm the ucw tarin Law that SECRETARY ar
isle. il IS said. will make public an 0lh-
cial statement iS % ms uht'IstA"niis
~ its provisions. X is Nell understood IN
tho Treasury that the Secretary VII cole
strue DISPUTED prov. .stous in liberal
,rav ia accordance with The am est M
tent of Congress, not taxing hdyaANSe
of 1uiLbies based upon mistahc- "f pune
tuation. but Keeping IN Vie" lhc puipoee
OF the lIW-uahrfS. 49,.
sneaker crisp is quoted as saylnE that
he fclt very certain thtt the taiiH nil
wiU become a law He does not expect
ne President 10 sign ii. Tie thinks ~
vtllI become a law without the Executive
signature. and that Congress viii adjourn
W1flln an hour after this fact becomes
known 20 the members and senator's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Gardner on for the Orient With His Booty.

PITTSRURG, PA, Harry a. Gardner.
the defaultlng cashier Of the Second
National Bank OF Altoona Is en- route
FOR China or Japan, and he has with
him 500 90 IN bank notes OF large and
small denominations. SO spoke samuel
r. Griffith, assistant district attorney.
when asked to-day regarding the truth
OF rumor that Gardner had been IN
this city Tuesday.
Gardner was In Portland, ore, a few
days ago" said Mr. Griffith. "and he has
likely left the country by this time,
A week ago last Monday Gardner learn
ed that Bank Examiner Miller was going
TO investigate his accounts. Garlner at
once began preparations for flight. and
left that afternoon. taking every dollar
Of the banks money he could carry. The
capital stock OF the bank Is 10000 and
the defalcatlon V " excess OF that sum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
C1LLAnAN FoUND GUILTY
OfDemaDding and Receiving BRIDE "hlIe
a Member Of the CITY Council.

"' D,,.- I,,,n,u
Member Of me '"S '"""'r'' '' IT, r.
NEW ORLEANS Aua'
NI-'ii''4"I i''9'l ''' ~ l.u.t., ..,..r
in the case Of John nt,lrtioa of fle CONF
has occupied ne t,''.,lt a,lf'ii--,b i-,b 3t 3d. r.
- s.ge ~. 1.'1y 1,,ynclaitdaj verdict Of guilty..
iulhr' an "iit t"",'i'.. ",,,'ii'..b Ie t,as roi'.i.l..I
l-e 'lline toi i. a,,5 ,ao.iyire "a lri..
was oeIi.aii,'ii'.1 'lli..-,. "f the Citv council u
~hlIg q I1e1l,ti i.lt Nt,rloh.r from Ivrl.u.
u ~ vl ,,,,,,t.e,. of the PENNSYLVANIA
C,.I Cnn,nauv Inc consideration hciue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
u. LAY Ey'Ns NoNiNAIED
NEBRANRA RkPUBLICaNs.
Their Choice for Governor Calls Forth
ttter Crtf cism.

OMAHA, NEB., Aug. 22;-The Republi1
can State Convention met here toeuay ana
nominated Thomas ". Majors Tor GOV
o,m'' o,,., -, ~ the nomination, Edward
Rcse%ater Ys tIei, editor G Of the Bee caused to be
rsad ~ the convention his res
is"stion as natioral committeeman. lie
sukp,1i kp,ia,'.i,,, .eh is Rosewaters letter:
rd the R@pubiican State Conyention:
Two wears ago the Republicans Of Ne
braska. through the unanimous he vote de,oI OF
- 'i1 10 the national convention 10 place
me- ON the National Republican, Commit
tno + have endeayored 10 discharge that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Indiana Glass Manufacturers Meet

ANDERSON, IND. Aug 22-The win
dow glass manufacturers Of Indiana met
here this afternoon 10 consider the wage
scale for the next year There We're
representatives from thirty glass manu-
featuring towns, where over eight thou
sand men are employed. The manufdc-
turers named +. B. Catlin. OF the United
States Glass Company at Drestes; b. 4.
Burke, Of the Anderson Glass Company;
j. T.. Nandeventer +. Anderson. and
q. +. Frazee, TO meet the wage COM
mlttee and announce that the Indiana
manufacturers must have "A 30 per cent
reduction. The local glass workers say
IL will never be agreed 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
htNtrn FocNp 4 QuonUM
And were 50 we'll Pleased with the job
rhati Adjourned ut Once.

WAsHINGTON. d. G., Aug. 22.-The
session OF the Senate to-day lasted only
au hour and three-quarters-most Of that
time being spent in waiting for the ap-
ne1fquce " a. quorum. The lack OF that
article had been called - the attention
or the Nice-l President soon after the hour
of rn..tlnr. and when the roll was called
il was found that only thirty-two had re-
sponded The Sergeant-at-Arms was
th.reun0n directed Go request the attend
ar.. ~ absent senators. and. after walt
ing more tnan an hour 1t was, was ,rePorted5
h, no V{re-President 20 the Senate that
f6rty-three snat?!f,s.,e a quorum ,tl--
.t,rr+,.-,,.. we're Democrats. ten Kepubli-
cans ana I'VE Populists AppArfngy ,G sat t.
49, ''.,7,,--l leratDrs TO attend 10 their public
duties. ana having telegr2Pae55 5r.,on TO- a6, b
~, a.. senate Chamber tomorrow, the
leaders on the DemQ6raie she 5fis0ye4 ed
upon proceeding To- We i. a5toUr,,.5 i,,Drl ~
fNI tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
MAY NOR PROSECUTE wnIrE.
j. II. uaIpes. whom ne Shot, is Rapidly
Recovering.

CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 22.-J. II. Haines,
Of the Iron Age, who was shot by Ed
ward G.. White for escorting his wife
home from the house OF q friend is get
ting well. His injuries were not as Sc
rlous as AT first supposed. Halnes was
able TO get up and walk around lis room
a little while this afternoon.
II is said that If the wounded man re-
covers. which he most likely Will. the
case will be dropped, as Haines viii not
prOeecufe White.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

Is lkeiy 70 tall or execution on account
of the failure Of Congress 10 provide ap-
prOprlatlOnS for carrying that bill into
effect II was stated In the article that
the Secretary or the Treasury had sib-
mittet an estimate Of &00e6o for this
purpose, which had been ignored by con-
grcss.
W At CHAIRMAN SAVERS SAYS.
"The House passed a special appropria-
tion bill last Monday" said Chairman
S1yers % a reporter "and one OF the
Items Of that bill was 5000 for additional
help FOR the Internal revenue bureau,
NE Office which viii carry the income tax
provision into effect. That appropriation
was made at the instance Of the inter
nti IcFtnu" cOmmiSS Oner, endorsed by
me Secretary Of the Treasury. IN a letter
~ tuls committee. We gave them all that
they asked. ana gave 1t promptly
TIRE sfcBErARY's LETTER
The letter to which Chairman Sayers
referred is rs follows.
Treasury Department.
Oflice OF The Secretary.
?, W Washington, j.. c., August. 49, 1894
Hon Joseph - Sayers. Chairman OF the
Committee on APPROXIMATIONS House OF
representatives..
H,,r, .Ihe accommodation Of the COM
n,,ls ,oueF OK Internal revenue that pro-
f.sii'm ~" made Tor the employment Of adj
iti"H4i loice TO be used I'm connection
NiDt lhe work made necessary by the Leg
,1t'Dl't OK the present session OF Con-
hiirS ~ approved by ma
j therefore ask that tho SIM, Of q 000
"0 appropriated Tor that purpose.
Respectfully yours,
"'7"eu) D. T.. CARLISLE, Secretary.
VIII IT WILL COST.
10 Is understood that the Treasury De-
partment did ask for S00.ODO when the in
come TAX Was first talked Of but as tne
'vn'illttee on Appropriations did not pro-
prose TO provide for the execution of a touv
not at that time enacted. nothing was
u"ne M the premises until the tarir law
seemed a certainty Then the Treasury
department modified its request. and pro-
leS'ed 10 De able To get along with 5000
provided.
II D. said that even with no further ap-
lI'pFatons the income tax could NOT fail
Vi execution. for the regular appropria-
s'"uS Tor the internal revenue bureau
"""iN carry II along until the next ses-
Sl'n ol Congress No new Offices are
,I'tled under the bill The duties Of col
I'''lu- ihe Income tax are imposed upon
cN.Su'S officials IL is true that az some
,4"ent time these officials may ind
~ ,t,. "e" 1uues 100 much for them. and
tneu congress wiH take appropriate ac-
uoh ana provide more men.
TsE FORCE NEfurD.
1t is estimated that two hundred nd
itfy deputy collectors for active SER
fi.H IN the field. and that tueutv-Nve
additional clerks in the WASHINGTON
ut' eau VIII oe necessary for tin. eXecu-
i"u or the additional work of collecting
'ir neon" TAX. For some unknown rca-
SON neither the House nor the senate
appropriations committee paid any attpn-
u'h 10 the estimates made some time
ago. IL IS estimated that the failure 10
make appropriation was Intentional as
the members Of the committee ala not
WISH 10 have II appear that they had
Zen eNtraFhgan IN their appropriations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

PRINCETON, ILL. Aug 22.-Work
has begun here on the Illinois and Missis-
sippl canal commonly known as the
Hennepin canal To-day $50 men were
put to work clearing the trees and uu-
dergrowth from the right OF way, ana In
lees than three weeks more than 1000
men viii be AT work constructing The
bitches and in making ready Tor me
locIfs The men are taken from the ranks
of the unemployed IN this district, and
win be given steady emp oyment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

WASHINGTON. Aug 22.-The gold re-
serve passed the SlODO,OO) mark today,
being il gain since yesterday o. nearly
sot1 t0D Since exports Of gold have ceas-
"a il IS noticeable that more gold coin
than usual is being paid in at New YORK
on account Of custom dues. Il amounting
10 $40 Of one per cent. this month, az
against nothing for the corresponding
ueriod OF July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

DALLAS. TX. Aug. 22.-on the eigh-
teen huudrcdth ballot the SlNth District
l,.r,oOrafic Convention voted as follows
burke. RI, PoindeKter. 81, Abbott. 30. Az
OIL. time to-day Burke lacked but two
votes of being nominated. The conyen-
ton is still ia session.
DALLAS. TEN. aug. Z1-Ine SKIN
lion di1 not succeed iu breaking the dead
l1ck. and tonight. az the end OF the
22l0th ballot. adjourned TO meet in Hills
i..r. fu August 18Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
A GREAT OWENS RALLY.
or PEOPLE ATTEND
1HB BARBECUE AND SPE4KING.
A Delegation of 40 Ladies from George
town Attended The MeetinG-Few Breck-
iurdgs Men Present.

LEXINGTON, ky. Aug. % As early as
S O'Clock thI, morning people commenced
sWmmns ths streets here preparatory TO
attending the big Owens barbecue at
Woodland Park. County people are here
by hc score. an wearing either a badge
or button. showing ,hdr coice in the
now hl-hIy sensational congressional race.
Scarcely "a SotI. or BrecAinridse badee
could bee Seen, and it seems as ii every
body fayorus the election of either az
these candidates had let town or were
A-epns indoors. Tine day was heauuiri,
ana the suns rays through iht hra'iiDi
OAK trees iu Woo.i Hand Park added u me
cnceriulucss ot the scene.
srafErs ALIVE WITH rEorLE,
Score. of ler.vss and sheep rad been
cooked. and "bur1a1' was diShcd out by
tne gallon. The street in iroat ot tn
IIorcutu- Hotel nunGns va -' Iul oil
people tndt a. WAS almost iWl"e-l'ic 10
pass ou Main street. Those VINO were ID
participate iu the orat7ry We're "n me
Streets carly. owens Was up, ana r'ady
for the greatest day in the history "l
congressional politics iu hentuchy iy
the time trains from the plueIe"l i'l,,N
BEGAN o. arrive the streets were alNr
with "a SURFING mass OF humanity. ne
IiroekiurlJt- forces We're distributing hl-
tie slips 20 paper, on Nhl.h w." l' mr.
"Hr,ckinridee and Brains. IntIr "''V
thousands of women Ou lhr streets anu
the cars could not carry tte people I'd
Woodland Park fast enough. 1he aF
cttc Owens Club. 200 sirDnt, TOT mo- "il
Mnu street, 20 join ia behind inc o14t
ford Scott. and other Delegations "ul'h
cHuc iu on the Southern rpal Inc street
c4re brought the bulk of The ladies VINO
came with the GeoIgrtown arirtuhoh' Dul
a. great many of them hah go walk.
UNDER III. BafcKSEDGE nANNtK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
INV ANrILTQUOK PARIY.
Christian Endeavor, Epworth League and
0tnrt societies to Join In II.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-An indianapolis
enccial saws: a call is being circulated for
a state mass-meetins. TO bee held here to
organize a good citizenship political party;
mn christian EndeayOr with its +0nO
,l,.,s. tnr EpWorth League. with 80, 10
members and the Baptist Young People
societv. win perhaps 1000 members. have
recently gone into tne noyginent. ..,i ZEN =, ...,,,-,
,,oi-I0rs independent in politics, Who are
I,ii,,,, - night every saloon man that
,n9,- be nominated ON any ticket OF the
IeT ~ ,,i' he party Will overwhelm and
sc',iI"w up The Prohibition party is not
S""r,.d II is also believed that the
CGo9i61lic Church. with all its societies,
viii be- brought IN unison WIN me lro-
'l,,'.orI with the proclamation Of Bishop
Wetterson against Catholics in the saloon
tra.fnc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

PEORIA. ILL. Aug. The Distiilers
aud cattle Feeders company tnis ui'tl- ii,..
tug withdrew from bond the GOODS j" tn'
e,,.f Northern Dlstillery, paying me
taNes thereon. which amounted 70 $3.50.
sT,8i i'm the warehouse az Manhattan W@S
Withdrawn tnis afternoon whlct VII.
he day UPWARDS Of &o00oo. An equal
amoant of goods viii probably be with.
drawn tomorrow. and an equal amount
of money paid into the United states
Treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Ynl.h nv an Indignant Hnsband.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Aug. %. To-
day at ST. Petersburg $. III. Harrison
shot and killed Il. r.. Hennelly. Harri-
son Immediately surrendered % the au-
because the latter had been writing
obscene letters TO Mrs. Harr son. The
dead man leaves wife and several III
dren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
sOCIHERN RAILWAY INTERESTS.
Fiominent Men in Attendance Upon the
Meeting Of the AssOclatiOn.

'.NEY ISLAND. n. Y, Aug 22.-The
n.ru Railway and Steamship Asso-
.t Was called 20 order AT 1880 O'Clock
.t-mo0n IN "A meeting supplementary
' Nat held here In july, when the
..tl1us REGARDING rates and the contiffu-
of The Association FOR another year
f"f. 80 fl-eussed General j. " Thomas.
yre,ident or the Nashville, Chattanooga
@ at. LOUIS lf)a1, ~ .stIs" ne y. 40 shaii-
hr.n. hecretarss ~. l.. McC1ll, OF Atlanta,
ivDOrle1 that the tentative agreement 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
IUE INCOME TAX.
Money Sufficient to Carry on the Work of
Collecting IL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 22.-
The members Of the House Committee
on Appropriations were very much anus
ed today at a doubie-ieaded scare-head
story which appeared I'm a New YORK
paper this morning TO the effect that
the income tax provision OF the tarin bill