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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

ON the question of adopting the substitute
offered 10y Mr. Bland for the pending hiii'
but an exact quorum was announced oy
the Spcakcr-aycs. lGi. noes. ~.
MIR Tracey asked fof telcrs, and Mt.
Bland demanded the yeas and nays. when
were ordered. The call resulted tkcpuDli-
cans votiagl. Yeas. lTl nays 60.
The hin being read third time. Mr.
Tracey moved 60 rccommit the hiil 10 the
Committee ou Coinage. Weights and Meas
ures. without instructions Lost TO
le1
Tho motion. ou division. received e.
votes in thc affirmative and 100 in the
negative Ihc yeas and nays were called
resulune. Yeas. ~; nays ~"
q g Hil Pas ed.
At $40 the Speaker said. "'rhe question
u.s. shall the blh pasar' in responsc where
90 2 mighty volume Of sound rolled OUT
aye"
Some one demanded q division. which
was had. resulting Ayes. lsi 'i"cs, o.
Mr.. Tracey called for The yeas and
nays. and the request was supported h}
"a sufficient number % Secure them The
roll was called and 0t 5.lj thc vote
was auuoun- slt Yeas. Is. nays 10
$50 tho bill is passed. said tho Speakcr.
follcwins which ihcrs Was applause from
its ri icuus
The following Rcpahneans Votcd With
the Democrats and 'omi.ista in favor Of
the passage of the h.l.
Aiken. Bowers. Broicrck. Curtis Okas).
Do0htte Ellis ,Oregom Funston. Hart
man, Hepburn. Hermann, Lucas, MAJ sh.
Murray Picker. Post. Settle. sweet,
y sake. and Wilson (Wash.)-l9.
And The following Democrats voted with
the bulk OF the Republicans against
the bill.
Barnes. Barwig. Beltzhoover Brcl,ner
Cadmus Campbell. CGusey, Clancy,
Cobb MOO. Compton. Coombs. Covert
Cummings Deforest Duuphy. Edmann
Everett. Fielder. Geissennainer. Grllin,
Haines. Harter. Hayes, johnson (Ohio)
lapham. Lockwood Lynch. Magncr, Nc
Aieer. McEttrick. McKaig. Meyer, mitch
Ter. O'Neil. Cultivate, Ryan. Schermer-
horn. Pigott. SOmers. Sperry, Straus,
Stevens. Talbot Tracey. Warner, Wells,
Goidzier. Page. and SicHles-f9.
The bin appropriating $4,000 for raising
the wreck Of the Kearsarge was then
called up 10y Mr.. Cummings Dem. y. "
and passed by "a unanimous consent
The House then. at 500, adjourned until
tomorrow al noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. March 1.-Fos
Virginia. North Carolina, and South
Caroline: Fair. slightly warmer variabis
winds.
cast: The storm central IN eldmtoDa h1s
moved To Lake Superior. diminishing ia
intensity. A second storm has appeared
10 the north OF Montana Rain has
Ssllen on the southeast Atlantic coast
and on the north Pacific coast. The
tefnperature has risen east or the Mis-
sissippi river and remained nearly sta
tionary elsewhere. Generally fair wealth
or and slight changes I'm temperature
may be expected In all districts.
Rlyersl The Mississippi has fallen 2
feet at Vicksburg and It's 10 foot below
the danger line at that point. AT New
orleans the river. has remained nearly
stationary at 49, feet above the danger
line. Al Memphis the river has fallen
4 foot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
INCREdSE IN THE BhBT.
Balances of the Several Classes of Debt at
the End of the Month.

WASHINGTON, March THE debt
statement issued this afternoon shows
a net decrease i'm the public debt, less
cash in the Treasury. during February Of
Si2.3G6. 775. The interest-bearing debt in
creased Si0.S3t.si0; the nCn-interest-bearing
debt increased Sl,3Sl .579. and the cash IN
the Treasury increased Sj45s0,255.
The balances Of the several classes Of
debt al the close Of business February
2sth were. ILterest-bearing debt. $625 S72, e.
000; debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. $i.S7i ,020; debt bearing no
interest S219 6i2. 995 Total. $i0O7 .S56,0l5. The
certificates and Treasury notes, offset by
an equal amount Of cash in the Treasury.
outstanding at the end Of the month were
s,D9. 900 907. a decrease Of S2149.2H. The to-
tai cash I'm the Treasury was S1S7. .075. .S3i.
the gold reserve was $4,000 900; net cash
balance. SsS $50. .364.97.
In the month there was an increase iu
sold coin and bars Of S34. 797. .903. the total at
the close being $l77.4 ,797. OF silver there
was an increase Of 81 S2.00l Of the sur
plus there was I'M national bapN de7oa-
tories >l6.3-0 S2S. against $l5.Sss. .55f at tae
end OF the previous month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
Spanish Honors for Dickens.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day or
dered favorably reported the bill OF Mr
DeForest OF Connecticut authorizing
Commander +. w. Dickens United states
Navy, 10 accept the decoration OF the
Cross OF Naval Merit. OF the third class.
from the King OF Spain, In recognition of
his services In the entertainment Of tie
Duke Of Veragua, Christopher C0lumbr.
the Thirteenth, while a guest OF the United
States during the Worlds Fair. The
King OF Spain has expressed the desir
20 bestOw this honor on Commander
Dickens. but the consent or Congress ls
necessary 10 allow its acceptance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

suggested. their destruction. Appareh,iy
the Prime Minister had not cared 10 ue-
stroy the upper house on account oi e"e
rejection of the Home Rule BILL tCneers'l
IL was absurd 10 denounce the peers ana
nroclaim a protracted agitation through
our the country for the abolition OF them
merely because the two hoA ses disagreed
over a few amendments. There was no
justification for thus holding up the house
Of Lords for the execration or the people.
THE liberals would find that they had
made fatal mistake In joining the move
ment whose goal was the abolition OF the
upper house.
Samuel Storey, Radical. for Sunder-
land. delivered a vigorous speech against
the House OF Lords. He said the Govern
uent was really in earnest in opening
the attack upon the upper house. III the
present or future leader would only De
resOlute, he would find plenty OF men
to help him in the struggle against the
peers.
After the debate Edward Marjoribanks,
the chief Liberal whip. announced that
the House would be proroguged on Mon-
day until March 18th.
Iadstons 20 Resign Saturday.
The Pali-Man Gazette, in its extra
special edition. says: "SIr. Gladstone
will have an audience with the Queen on
Saturday and will then place his resig-
nation I'm her hands. The public an
nouncement will be made on Monday.
Lord Rosebe-y, Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, will succeed TO the Pre-
miership. There is no present intention
of dssolving Parliament.
"Gadstone will retain his seat I'm the
House of Commons, but probably he VIII
not remain i'm the Cabinet"
Henry Labouchere, at the head of q
Radical deputation. called upon Mr.. Mar
joribanks Immediately after the debate.
In the name of his party Labouchere
protestd against the succession Of Lord
Rosebery 70 the premiership. He said
that If the new premier should not be
taken from the House Of Commons, the
Radicals would desert the Liberal party.
Mr.. Majoribanks promised 10 submit this
Radical protest TO the consideration OF
the ministers.
A news agency Is authority for the
statement that Gladstcne's secretary said
this afternoon that the Premier's resig-
nation will be forthcoming i'm a very short
time, the circumstances To which IT Is
due being such as to admit OF little. If
any. further delay. The secretary said
that at yesterdays audience Mr. Glad
stone informed the Queen that his fail
ing eyesight, deafness, and advancing age
made Il imperative that he should re-
linquish the cares and responsibilities of
his office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
Seven MIXERS Entombed Alive.

ALLENTOWN. PA, March IA cave
IN occurred az s o'clock this morning I'm
owen II. Williams q sons quarry, at VIII
Jamestown, twenty miles north of Allen
town. The roof Of a tunnel caVed in on
seven wOrkmen-three Hungarinns and
Joseph Remaley. Samuel Kretiz, Grifith
O. Prlchard. and William Il. Jones. Jones
has been rescued, and is 30 badly Injured
ne may die.
The others are still buried I'm the tunnel
There are no hopes OF finding them alive
A large relief party Is hard at work to
reach them. The relief party can speak
with Remaley. but II is believed that the
others are dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
STUDENTS REFUSE TO rSSTxYx
BY Advice of Counsel" They Rsnsan 81
lent About the Cornell Tragsdy.

ITHACA. ~. y, March 1.-The hearing
before the coroners Jury in the Cornell
banquet tragedy had been In progress but
a short time to-day when f. l.. Taylor,
roommate OF L. &. l.. Dingens. toward
whom suspicion points, took the stand and
the sensation Of the day occurred. He
was asked his name and address, which
ne gave. lie was then asked II Mr.. Din
gems was his roommate. and astonished
every one by answering: II refuse 10
answer by advice of my counsel"
lie refused to give any other reason es-
cept by advice OF my counsel"
The room was then closed 10 the public,
but later IL was learned that there are
under arrest, by direction OF the coroner
for refusing 10 answer questions put them.
+. l.. Taylor, OF Plainfield. N. j., c. H..
Mitchell, Of New York; Cash. g. Gorby.
OF Pittsburg. Pa; Earl stinson, II Cin-
cinnati. Ohio: and c. L.. Dingens. Buralo.
N. Y. All these young men refused 10
answer "by advice OF counsel
Dingens. II Is claimed, refused 70 answer
on the ground tnat It would be liable TO
incrlminate him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
Penis Ar SE4
Rescue Of Captain Queen. of the j. Il. Al
kineon. in the Nick of Time.

BRUNSWICK, GA. March !. The
American schooner Fannie a. German
arrived in port late last night. having
on board Captain Queen and seven men.
the crew of the schooner j. B. Atkinson.
The German passed the j. Il. Atkinson
on February 26th, at a. NJ. She was in
latitude .32 degrees 30 minutes, and longl-
tude rs. 40 minutes. The rescue OF the
shipwrecked crew was accomplished un-
der the direction Of Captain French, Of
the German. When the German left the
Atkinson on the morning of the 26th, the
latter was almost total wreck. An
her sails were lost she was full OF water,
ana breaking UP rapidly.
captain Queen and the seven men had
terrible time before assistance oppor-
tunely arrived. The Atkinson sailed from
Darlen. Ca. on February 23d. for Pliia-
delphia. On the oath a heavy northeast
gale struck her. which continued through
tne 9th. The vessel sprung leak anI
hlled rapidly. The night Of the 18th was
one which the eight men on board the
schooner will never forget as the storm
ragged furiously. The morning of she
@oth' however. brought camer weather
ana the reSCuing vessel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
10 OUsT JHE NUNS.
Opposition at Pitisburg to Their Teaching
IN tho schools

PII'rSBURG. PA. March IA legal
attempt to oust the Catholic nuns who
have been elected as teachers in the
thirty-fourth ward public schools will
be made by the American Mechanics.
state Counselor Kerr. the head of the
order In this State said ne had retained
counsel TO consider the matter II the
attorneys advise II. Mr. Kerr will ask the
courts TO declare their election void. and
enJoin the school board from paying
salaries TO the nuns out OF the CITY fund
He says the presence Of The nuns In the
habits OF their order is sectarian inter
ference, and in itself can be construed
as teaching the Catholic religion even if
the sisters never mention any facts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
M,KANE TAKEN no SING SING
The Ex-king of Gravesend Now 1ncsrcsr.
ated in the Famous Prison

BROOKLYN, y. V, March John Y.
McKane. accompanied by Sheriff Buttlisg,
Head Keeper John j. Wilson. Keepcr
Thompson, and Walter Jamison left Ray
mond-Street Jail. Brooklyn. promptly at
II o'clock to-day in a closed carriage,
drove directly to the Grand Central depot,
New York, where they boarded the 40
=. NJ train for Sing Sing.
SING SING, N. Y, March l.--John Y.
Mckane arrived ct the Sing Sing depot st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

ST. LOUIS. NO. March i.-At 10 O'clock
this morning ex-Cashier William T.. Burr,
Jr., of the 81. Louis National Bank. who
him with embezzling about 900 Of the
banks funds, appeared before United
States District Commissioner Crawford
and gave security for his appearance.
His bondsmen are his father. William y.
Burr. Sr., and Patrick Short. of tho
Olympic Theatre. Mr.. Barr claims that
he Is guilty of no criminal Intention. and
when his story Is told he will be declared
innocent OF any intent 10 defraud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

CHADRON. NEB., March IA meet
Ing was held last night TO organize a
cowboy race. committee was appoint
ed 10 perfect arrangements and report
next Tuesday night. Ii is proposed to
start the race from the Blaine Hotel
and go five miles east then return. go-
ing over this route ten times. making a
one hundred-mile race. Sentines will be
posted over the route and care taken that
10 horses are abused or overtaxed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
Virginia Nominees Confirmed

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March The
Senate has confirmed the following nomi-
nations.
Granville Stuart. Of Montana. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary 10 Paraguay and Uruguay.
w. b. Robinson. collector of customs.
district of Tappahannock. Virginia
Postmasters Virginia-W. A. Ashby.
Culpeper; W. =. Dupuy Roanoke; }. 5.
Grayson, Luray; r. l.. Herbert Ports
mouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
THE MARCH 10 WdsHTNGTON.
General Coxey's Idea Pleases the oklabo.
ma Populisfs

GUTHRIE. OKLA. March 1.-The okla
homa Popuiists are greatly taken with
the idea OF 5. j. Coxey. OF Aiassillon.
Ohio, who announced that he will lead
an army or l0.CD unemployed Ameri-
can citizens into Washington on May ist.
ara demand certain legislation for the
rehef OF the people l.. O. Nicent. late
OF the indianapolis -Conf0rmist. has
taken up the matter. and is organizing
q large excursion. which will leave mere
by special train in time TO Join Coxey's
army az Washington May lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
General Early Growing Weaker

LYNCHBURG, VA. March Especial
There is nothing new to chronicle ia the
condition OF General Early. except the
continued physical weakness. General
Maury and Senator Daniel are with him
and will remain here FOR several days.
Mr.. Cabell Early the Generals nephew.
attends him. Yesterday some one spoke
60 Mr.. Early, calling him by name.
Not Cabell," said the General, but
stanton, Secretary of War"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. March l.
Mountain lions, coyotes. and other Wild
game. driven out of the mountains by
the extraordinary snow are prowlins
about the streets of this city. Yesterday
two mountain lions killed a large horse
within the city limits, another trotted
through the street OF a residence portion
Of the city. Two hunters few days
ago killed a mountain lion in this city
that measured nine feet and weighed so
tnupdS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
Mn. WILSON our OF DANGEn.
Consul Critienden Contradicts the Alarm.
ing Reports About His Condition.

WASHINGTON. u. c., March IA
special dispatch from the City Of Mexico
10 New York morning paper. stating
that Congressman William L. Wilson was
IN dying condition, created good
deal Of concern here to-day. but this
afternoon telegram was received at
the state Department from Mr. Cr.ten-
den, the United States Consul General
IN the city of Mexico. as follows.
''MEXICO, March 1.-Gresham Sec
retary OF State. Washington:
Just heard from Mr. Wilson Tenn
perature normal; general condition good
convalescense sure, if not imprudent. hui
slow. Needing good nouIishment ard
rest. Out Of all danger.
(Signed) CRITTENDEN."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

DEXTER, MICH, March 10. G.. Greg
ory. assistant cashier OF Gregory x Sons
private bank, was found unconscious in
a vault of the bank this morning. lie
had been sandbagged and the vault
robbed II r. said that the thieves secured
several thousands of dollars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

BEAUFORT. 9. c.. March The state
consfables to-day seized two cases or
choice brandy consigned TO Senator :. ~.
cameron. Saint Helena Island. from
Washington. The Senator Is unfortunate.
ss he has been getting his cases all along
nnmolested. and seemed lulled into Sc
curity ri by accustomed evasion from de-
lection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
PRICE TWO CENTS.
MORAES AND PEREIRA
UNDOUBTEDLY ELECTED PKEsI.
DENT AND yICE-PRKsIDEsr
No Soldiers at the Voting Places and Not
ths Slightest Attempt at Coercion or
Intinidatioa- BY secret Ballot.

Copyright, 1894. by the United Press)
RIO DE JANEIRO. March l. The
polls opened at o'clock this morning
and closed at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The voting was very light.
There were no soldiers az any OF the
voting places and not the slightest at
tempt at coercion or intimidation. Per-
feet order prevailed. The voting was By
secret ballot.
Moraes and Pereira were practically
the only candidates for President, and
Vice-President. respectively, and there
is no doubt of their having been legally
elected.
Yellow Fever Rampant at Rio.
NEW YORK. March THE Heraid's
Montevideo cable says the sanitary state
of the city of Rio is appalling. Yellow
fever is rampant. For several days the
burials amounted to ninety u day II IA
impossible 10 state the number OF new
cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
RANGE or rnEKMoMErER.

The following was the average range OF
the thermometer at the Times office yes
tsrday: . A NJ, "A: II NJ. ss: 8 l.. NJ, %;
SP. NJ. 81; . r. NJ. 80; u M. IL. Aver
age. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

Arthur j. Balfour, leader OF the Union
lists. was cheered by the opposition as
he rose to reply 10 Gladstone. He did not
sneak at great length. The speech Just
made by the Prime Minister. he SAID
amounted TO declaration OF war upon
the House of Lords. He did not fear the
Prime Ministers covert threats. III the
Government would appeal TO the country
the Conservatives would welcome the at
tempt TO make public opinion OF the House
of Lords the issue.
Lord Randolph Churchill spoke next Tor
the Conservatives. IL the Government
should choose to begin at once the battle
rovaI on the Constitution they never
would get TO the Newcastle programme.
or the budget. or even TO the Queen
speech. This declaration OF war on the
snur OF the moment was founded on
siender basis II. the House OF Lords had
not amended the Parish Councils ana
E,mp,oyers' Liability bills the Prime Min
istsr would not have vrcposed. nor even
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
1--we stoch Points.

A poultry raiser says he bought three
pairs Of fancy birds from breeder Of
approved reputation and turned them
into his chicken houses with the rest Of
his flock. He supposed they were all
right from the good name Of the fash
ionable breeder. But In very short
time his whole. premises began to fairly
crawl of with chicken lice. The vermin
had been spread by the SIX fowls bought
Of the fancy breeder. A man who breeds
poultry for sale and sends them away
covered with verniin--well. he IL an.
other man that viii never go to heaven.
AN old overworked horse always puts
one fore foot straight out in front Of
him when he stands still, "a 10 10 rest
Hpon 1t, auoh horse Ia pathetic sight
The most cattle lost by exposure less:.
winter were, curiously enough, In Eou.
isiana. The cattle were left to run wild
and got no. care, severe winter came
on, and the owners Of those animala lost
them through pure neglect.
ia calf bunts the pail over when yoa
are feeding 1t, don't ay into rage and
lick the calf, That 10 exactly how II
bunts its mothers udder to make the
milk give down.
The display Of horses and cattle, sheen
and swine, at the Worlds fair Will con-
hnue every day in the live stock pavilion
until the close of the exposition, Oct. rs
One Of the most interesting seaturost 4
the fine display of mules and jacks. Tn,
opportunity 70 compare the Illinois muls
with that raised In the south viii be 0
good one. II Is to be hoped, too, that
the attention Of farmers viii be attract.
cd more to the possibilities that Mein the
working mule. He will be far more val.
liable on farms than the ordinary smail
scrub horse is,
In the lists Of live stock entered for en-
hibition at the Worlds fair there are
1905 head Of cattle and LOTT horaea.
Perfectly matched and broken carriage
teams from 1855 to 10 banda high always
command the top price In the horse
market,
A writer says that In breaking horses
ef the Hsmbletonian blood great care
should be taken not to spoil their moutha
or to hurt their dispositions,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

The pigpen ought to have space OF
fresh soil that has not been trampled
over for several years for the pigs to root
I'm. Such soil helps g correct acidity of
the stomach and keep the pig nealthy.
But where the roofing Is over land filed
with decomposing pig manure the pigs
are sure to get some disease, and this Is
doubtless often the means by which the
dreaded trichina 10 introduced. The pig
likes to be cleanly. His roofing In fresh
soil for roots and larva Of insects does
not disproys his preference for cleanii
ness.-American Cultivator.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

xadlea whose Eyatsms arc poisoned
and whose bloodis in an impure conct-
sion. due TO menstrual irregularitiess
are peculiarly benefited BY the won
oeds ostlss y o21se nq p.oP PTsSEiy AsS PPoEe
Root and Fota ssiuna.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
A HiRh Liver

Usually has bad liver. He n bill
ious. constipated, has indigestion and
dyspepsIs. II there n no organic trou-
he few doses Of paFk's Sure Cure "a
the only liver and kidney cure we cell
on a positive guarantees. Frlee 3I.OO.
fold by Capital Drug Store
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
NEW TARIFF
/ AND INCOME TAX.
COMPARISON With Duties Under
the Old Law.
|lLL JUST PASSED BY CONGRESS.

hil and Exact Copy OF the Schedule Of
lsates-Designed TO Take Erect Aug. 1
tso4-The Complete Free Llst-Text Oi
file Income Tax.
bHEUULE G-Agricultural Products and
Provisions.
Animals not elsewhere specl-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
A Grand Naatnra

II Uuriiles tbe blood and ssnds = d II co,,,s' ,s
ine through the veins full Of richness
and health, Il also imparts new life
Hence this expression 30 often heard.
son Of me.n IL overcomes that tired
feeling 20 common now.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
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