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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY JUNE 25 1895.

course 10 adopt would have been 10 dis-
solve Parliament.
For a government I'm the position or tne
present one TO resign IL was pracucaliy
equivalent 10 determination on tneir
part 10 put the burden Of Office upon the
opposifiOn Tt was not In accordance with
the best tradition OF the house
Al the conclusions Of the remarks OF
Mr. BalfOur tho Behring Sea bill passed
its third reading. Doctor Tanner, merl-
Der FOR Mid-cork. alone 0bjecting. on the
ground that he would object 10 the pas
sage OF any bill by the House, while the
Irish land bill was dormant.
The House then adjourned until to-
morrow.
In the House OF Lords.
In the House OF Lords Lord Rosebery
said that after the vote In the House
OF Commons on Friday practically CEN
suring Mr. II. Campbell Banncrnan. Sec
retarv OF State for War. upon the ques-
tion Of national defence, after he had
foreshadowed the governments great
scheme OF military reorganization, The
ministry felt IL TO be their duty TO re-
sign. They would. therefore. hold Office
only Until their successors Mere appoint
cd.
The House then adjourned after pass
Ing the Bchring Sea bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
A FIRE-BUG HANGED,
John Frey IL Melted summary Justice by .
Mob--Oth~rs Implicated.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. June 3.-John
Frey, a young white man. the last survivor
of an unfortunate family was hanged THIS
morning by mob at Gretna, suburb OF
New Orleans. In jefferson. an adjacent
parish, just opposite the city on the right
bank OF the river. Gretna has been
suffering for several years from the dep
relations OF fire-bugs. but none OF she
villains have ever been captured. Frey
and a gang OF young fellows were caught
this morning. and the mob was organ
lied. and Frey was hanged just back or
the iail. The evidence against the others
was not as conclusive as against the
victim OF the mob. and they were locked
m. Tremendous excitement prevails al
Gretna. Frey was son OF Or. Jonn
Frey. who. with several OF his family.
lost their lives I'm the great storm AT che-
nerie, Canada, two years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

May Becommend the Immediate Dissola-
tion Of Parliament.

LONDON. June 2+.-The Central News
issufs a bulletin stating that 10 is dif-
hcult to obtain Official Information az
10 what took place between the Queen
and Lord salisbury az windsor TINS an
noon, but there IL reason 10 believe that
Lord Salisbury declined 10 form Min
fstry and recommended the immediate
dissolution Of Parliament
The representative OF the United Press
learns that Lord Salisbury will acceps
the Premiership only Oh condition that
the Liberal leaders agree not TO oppose
his Governments getting the necessary
estimates before the dissolution of Pariia-
menf. and also that no member OF the
Cabinet which he forms shali be opposed
for recollection upon taking office.
Lord K0scbery, upon consultation with
his colleagues. found that several Of them
Were unwilling TO make these cOnces-
siOns. but negotiations are In progress
which fl Is believed 10 tend TO an agree
ment on the part OF the Liberals.
GLADSTONE sKls RosFBEEY.
LONDON. June 2i.-Immediately on his
arrival in London yesterday rom the
cruise he had been making 20 hiei ana ana
elsewhere. Alr. Gladstone communicated
with Lord Kosebcry aud accepted the
latter's invitation 20 dine with him IN
Downing street
During the evening Mr.. Herbert
AsQuith, the Home Secretary, was sum
mOncd TO a conference
Mr. Gladstone remained with Lord
Rosebery until after ii O'Clock. breaking
his physicians orders and his own rules
He then walked with ..Ori IWcedmOuth.
Lord Priyy Seal. to tho residence or LORD
Rendcl. IN Carlton Gardens, where ne IS
staying. The political clubs were thr1ns-
ed until the small hours with members
and their friends discussing the situation
The officers OF the Conservative and Lib
oral whips were busy until midnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
THE DEEF TaTER TBRHfNUs.
What Manager stevrps OF tho Chesapeake
and Ohio. Say. Abont r..

The proposition Of tho Southern railway
10 make Norfolk It's water terminus was
much discussed here yesterday. Ii Is con-
ceded that SUCH a move would be very
detrimental 10 Richmond, FOR although
the freight hauled By this road from the
south does not stop here. the cars which
handle IL are repaired here. and the train
men live here. and draw their supplies
from this market.
General Manager Stevens, Of the chesa-
peake and Ohio. when asked yesterday
about the reported offer of the Chesa-
reake and Ohio 10 furnish terminal facili-
ties 20 the Southern railway at Newport
News. said he knew nothing Of suen
movement on foot now but that they
had offered the Southern some time ago
10 haul their freight from Richmond 70
Newport News over their line.
Mr. Decatur Aatell, who has the
negotiation In charge. Was reported out
OF the city. and supposed TO be az the
a gentleman from West Point yesterday
said the expectation Of the southern
making terminal arrangements az Norfok
Rad created quite a panic IN tnat to"h'
which Is almost entirely dependent on
the husiness VI 'hs railway Tor Us pres
Dertty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
HIssIRaNGB ATI1CK.
A Negro Man Found Unconscious Near
Windsor.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 2i.-Spe-
cial.-A negro named James Boyd was
found yesterday morning IN the vicinity
of Windsor Station. on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, In an unconscious con
dition and very badly injured. lie was
brought 10 the city ana sent 10 hls
home in q hack, being unable 10 walk
BOYD says that he was injured Nhlic
attempting 90 hoard train Tor Suno4h.
IL Is thought. however, by the faifoa1
men, that he was foully dealt Win py
tramps for robbery.
MIR. Joseph B. Worth will leave to-mor-
row morning TOR Wilmington, y. g., 10
attend the nftloth anniversary 'eieDra-
tlOn Of the marriage or his ldthcr ana
mother Mr.. and Airs. Is. q. Worth, which
will occur on next "Wednesday evening
Mr. Worth Will be accompanied by MS
wife and children. There Will be present
al the celebration Mr. and Mrs. Worm
seven children, with their wives and
children. Among the children are air.
Joseph B. Worth, Of Petersburg. Mr
A. q. Worth. of New York, Mrs. ).
Weller. OF Cincinnati.
D. BATTLE AT HIGH POINT.
Rev h. W. Battle, ID. d., pastor OF the
First Baptist church. left this morning
for High Point, ). G., 10 assist a pro-
tracted meeting there.
Miss Lucy Watson, who has been
travelling IN Europe for the past year
or more is expected home next Wednes-
day
Rev. A. j. Fristoe, pastor OF the Second
Baptist church, has been granted Naca-
ton OF six weeks by his congregation,
which he will spend IN Europe Mr..
Fristoc viii sail this week fer his desu-
nation.
Mayor Charles +. Collier is spending
a few days al the aeashore.
FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN.
The festival OF St. John the Baptist
was observed here tonight in an appro-
pirate manner by the Masonic fraternity
Rlandford Lodge OF Masons have had
an excellent picture OF the late William
r. Spo,swood made, which vas hung on
the walls OF its lOdgc-rOOm this evening.
Mr.. Sp0tsW0od was for years proms-
nent member OF this lodge.
Rev Moses -. HOge, -. D., OF Rich
mosd. passed through here this morning
en- route for Blackstone. where he de-
Hyerea tonight an address before the
students OF the Hoge Academy al that
place. ,
the guest OF Miss Lucy Pollard, or this
city.
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California Incrndlarie~.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June 2i.-Ths
second incendlary fire within a week ON
the reservation at Preside Military Res
eryation occurred at 2:5o a. Nj. This
time the post exchange was selected by
the iirc-bugs.
The entire building was destroyed, and
Frank Roth, employed by the sutler. who
leases the exchange may die from burns
received before being taken from thu
building. Evidently an effort was made
10 have the fire communicate with the
officers buildings. which adJOin the build
ing fired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Emperor William Received With Naval
UonCrs.

HAMBURG, June 2i-Emperor william,
wearing the uniform Of German adml-
raj. yesterday afternoon visited the war
shin New York the fla zship Of the Amer
lean squadron al kic. lie was accom-
panied by Admiral KaOrr chief Of the
Baltic Sea naval station.) As mis- MaJes-
ty boarded the vessel at ll5 o'clock the
crew manned the rails. and salute or
twenty-one guns was lrtd. AT the same
time the German Imp rial standard was
broken out at the mtinmast head. Ad-
mirai Kirkland and al the officers OF the
ship received the Emp ror on the quarter
deck All the officer we're presented.
His Majesty inspected the ship thorough
ly. but was particularly interested In the
revolving turrets. gun mechanism, tor
pedo tubes. and the officers and mems
quarters Hc commented fayoraDiy upon
all he saw, and showed technical knowl-
edge He also showed some familiarity
with the design OF the New York. After
the inspection. refreshments We're served
IN the cabin.
The Emperor presented 70 Admiral
kirkland an exquisite gold snur-box stud
ded with diamonds. the gems forming a
frame 10 q portrait IN enamel OF his Ma
jesty The Emperor left the ship al 80
O'Clock. ali the American crews manning
their rails and firing tWenty-One-Sun
salute as he departed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
FIiZsfHM MON, ON IHI1i,
on an Indicfment for Manslaeghtsr In the
Fret Degree.


SYRACUSE y. Y, June H.-Ihe triai
of Robert Fitzsmmons, upon an indiet-
ment for manslaughter In the FIRST degree
In killing Con" Riordan. in spafrins
match at the Grand OPera-House, com
menoed here to-day. "i}ob" cam, here
prepared to put up big fight dgaiast
conviction, for a verdict against him may
mean twenty years In prison.
by the noon recess, only five men nad
been examined. and two were allowed
to take their seats i'm the jury-box, sub
iect 10 perempiory challenge. A close
light was made upon the question wheth-
or or not juror was preIuiiced against
prize-hghtng and prize-hghters
Distrlct-Attorncy Shove held that the
question was improper, because every
good citizen who obeyed the laws must
be against prize-hgh;lng. Judge william
NJ. Ross allowed the question, as II ap-
piled to prejudice In this case.
Court adjourned al o'clock, ghen nine
Jurors had been Professionally accepted.
The remainder will he selected at to-mor-
rows session, when the plea OF perempto-
rv challenge will be exercised. At the pres
emit rate Il Will take al least three days,
possibly a week, 20 get jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
VOL 9-NEW SERIES NO Ii6.

considered inevitable for over year anu
IL has only been a question wnetneI -
should come IN a dissolution OF fal al. "a, a.,
ment and an appeal 10 the country vi IA
resignation, as has proved the caSe'
COMMENT OF lHK rRrss.
The Daily Telegraph says that Win no ,ne
resigf alton Of Lord Rosebery Nean NeN,o. 49,
dangerous administration passes ava yr,,a
The division OH Friday was = -
and inexoraDlc manifestation OF the @ @la,f
ire OF The government 10 retain ahs 49,
crn3np power. What happened 70 .ni lncni
may recur again and again, III hl'Hasseii ll,s,i ~
could face tne hazard OF beng as an"
and seasa publicly declared uh hlruSs" l.,.. ~,
am. as Mr. campDell-Bannermah "d7 vi
The Graphic says: 1T is an old trick on on
che r,rt OF Il dlscredhed ministry 70
sipn office In preference 10 dissoiEe a., a.,
lament. so as % leave tne oil'osl l''of ~ he
taeE of winding Up the business Oh 'ng og
morlbund chamber. But it ~ the pvtS 49,, ~s
fhe oppositlOn 20 force lord Dt' 20 .
y,vcrnmcnt 70 dissolve. 1hc "D
quiremcnt, either OF PeFSoh IT.
public convenience, oDl'elhs ,e
bury 10 attempt 20 govern Va
cnt House OF Commons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Two Men 10 be ElecIrocnteh.

NEW YORK, June A.-Recorler Con
to-day sentenced william Caesar, West
India negro, who murdered Mary Martin.
TO die by electrocution during the week
beginning July 18th. Lawyer Howe gave
notice that he would appeal the case.
Judge Ingraham to-day sentenced Rich
ard Leach 20 die by elecirocutlOn during
the week beginning August 9Th. Leach
killed his wife by cutting her throat. Ills
case has been appealed, and the Court ot
Appeals sustained the lower courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Carnoi,s Memory Honored.

PARIS. June 24.-The official recosni-
ton of-the anniversary OF the death on
President Carnot took place AZ the Pan
theon this morning. Al 10 o'clock fresi-
dent Faure, with the Ministers and clyil
and military officials, visited the cryp
and placed wreaths upon the tomb OF tns
martyred President, with appropriate
ceremony. Memorial religious services
xsre held In the church Of Madeline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
10 PfEiCH M EUhIRAI.
Mrs. Bell VIII he Consi tent in Her sensa-
tional Career

HOLLY MICH. June 2f-The funeral
Of lie Grand Buell., who died Saturday.
will be held at inc Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow. when his widow viii
preach the funeral sermon.
Mrs Buell. created a sensation three
wears ago by securing a divorce from
the Rev John f. Weathereli OF Clio, 10
enable her TO marry Buell.. The divorce
and marriage occurred the same week.
At the time OF the marriage Mrs. Buell.
papcrs. making public her reasons for
marrying Buell, which was 10 reform
him from his excessive drinking habits.
This she failed TO DO.
Mrs Buell. for years wrote for the lead
ing song journals Of the country.
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Knlsd Himself and Wife.

LONDON. June IA dispatch from
Rombay says news has been received
.here that the Maharajah Of Patna.
,,a,fva ~ the state OF Central Province.
India a few days ago shot his wife. Kill
,ng her Instantly. and then committed
sa.lcide by aring a bullet Into his own
head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

lie Says That ne Was Chioroformed by the
Thief-killed by lightning,

NORFOLK. VA, June 2i-Special.-rhe
schooner Annie l.. Todd was entered by
a burglar late sunday night and her
I.aptain. John Nj. Cannon. robbed Of
So b in money and check FOR Sii5. Cap
tain Cannon says the thief chloroformed
h.m.
Thomas Williams. while driving mule
al Getty's station Saturday evening, was
struck by lightning and killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
ExcurslonIsts Drowned.

BERLIN, June ga small boat. con-
tanning a party OF excursionists. was run
down by the steamer Stern on the Spree
last evening, and the nine occupants
drowned.
ROME. June 2i.-An excursion boat on
Lake Maggaore was struck by squalf
and capsized yesterday. and the ten oc-
ctlDants drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
HESNEsY WtS CANE.
L ~ Dan Croedon ku"cne ed Him Out in the
-iaYfi.

BOSTON. MASS, June 24.-Ban. Cree
don, or Australia, whipped Billy Hen
nesy. Of Boston. I'm six rounds, at the
Suffolk Athletic Club. west Newton street,
tonight Ii was plain 10 the 800 spec
tators that Creedon would win after the
first round, but Hennesy made a plucky
battle while it lasted.
In the sixth round, when he WAS iioored
with a left-hand punch, which dazed him,
he made desperate attempt 10 regain his
feet. but a right-hand punch on the Jaw
put him out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June A,-cap-
,asn Howgates counsel have decided NOT
"a "a enter an application for a new trial,
In, are now busy preparing Dill OF sN-
ceplions. which Will 50 before s"asss
81 the wee,s. and Will, then come before
he court OF Appeals. This court VIII
nnt convene until October next.
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A Ueuyy Asslcnment.

CINCINNATI. o., June 4.-The most
sensational assignment of the present
hlisiness season was made to-day al the
court-house Sy John B. Specker. doing
business as the Specker Brothers. whole
sale dry goods. TO Attorney Adam
Kramer His assets are said 10 be Slao.-
nlo. liabilities unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
cor. h'CORKLf's yfsfr.
He Ia Expected at the Pocah ntas Mines
To-Day.

POCAHONTAS, VA. June A.-special.-
To-day has been one OF unusual interest
I'm the coal-held. because of the presence
of Governor Mccorkle. who passed
thr0l gh on a tour of inspection as a
mtmber OF the Board of Public Works
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
A Winston Assignment.

WINSTON. y. C.. June 2i-Speclal.-W.
I.LHili one of Winsf0n's leading mer-
chants. assigned to-day with y. V. Jones
as trustee assets exceed Liabilities, but
neither known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
LORD R0SEBERY RESIGNS
Fall OF THE LIBERAL MINISTRY IN
GRE1 T BRITAIN.
Queen Victoria, Immed ately After Receiv
Ing Lord Hosebcry's Resignation,
Summons Lord Salisbury.

LONDON. June 2i.-ft was announced
That the outcome OF the deliberations Of
the Cabinet in consequence Of the ad-
voyso vote in the House Of Commons
Ca Friday. IS that Lord Rosebcry, tho
prime minister. has rendered ns rcsigna-
ton 90 the Queon. Her Majesty has
therefore summoned Lord Salisbury, the
leader 0f the Conservative parry 10
Windsor IN Couul1iion with the formation
or "a CONSERVATIVE ministry. ID "a under
stood THAT tnc Marquis only agrees 10
form a cabinet on condition that fdfiia-
mont ~ dissolved. Nothing is known re-
garding tile personnel OF tle new minis
Try but oOmplCio harmony cXlsts ne-
tween tine Lih,ral Cnionlsts and me Con-
sorvatiycs. Lord Salisbury 10 is Said VIII
suscst that the government. before y.'ld-
ing the seals. siiali pass 81 fvtt oi an
amount necessary FOR the expenditure
FOR TWO months. 40 enable a general elee-
tion 10 bo held The Conservatives Will
oi.us be in position OF attack Instead
OF defence.
THE LIBERALS DRFFAT.
The government was defeated Friday
last on tho motion OF the Hon. William
St. John Il. BrOdrick. Conservative mem
ber for the Guiiford division of surrey,
10 reduce the salary OF tne secretary OF
War by 100. on account of an alleged de-
f.cicncy in the army stores and muni-
1icns Of war, cultny cprdlie- Ine mo
ZION Was duoihfN hl a Noit oi ip- II" i-''
The defeat though 30 had been predict
cd for some time. was surprise 10 inc
Liberals Saturday Lord kosebcry ana
his ministers held six hours conference
nt THE conclusion of whicn the premier
went TO Windsor, 10 confer witA the
Queen. lie remained al Windsor all niHht
after teudcrfue Ids resignation. lie lose
early yesterday ana attended -. George $
Chapel. before breakfast He then stroll
led through the grounds alone ull cen
o'clock, when he went 20 frOsmurc,
where the Queen was hreakfasing with
Princess Beatrice and Prince christian.
lie then attended service at Frogmore
Maus0leum. with the queen ana FAMILY,
after which hc had "a private audience
with The Queen. a Number OF dispatches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

WASHINGTON. %. c.. June 2i.-The
Chlnamg who reached New YORK from
Cuba, Claiming 10 have been residents Of
New Orleans. were ordered By Secretary
Carlisle to be deportcd.
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wrArmE. F0KErAsr.

WASHINGTON. -. G.. June Y.-For
Virginia.: Fair: warmer: scufheriy winds.
For North Carolina: Far: warmer IN
western portion; southeriy WINDS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
u.xcr or ruEnMoMErEn.

Following was the range OF the Their
mometer Al The Times oiiic. {ssserhst:
p N. ~: l.. ~. "a. midnisht w.
AyelaRe. " -.
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1nIsn alEMnrns NonRIlp

lowed.
InIsH MEMOIRS WORRIED.
Tho Irish members are extremely un-
easy and dissatisfied. They state that
after acting for three years as me
e.rJugcst ann OF the government they
are deeply concerned al the sudden end
Of tho government without passing any
of the principal Irish measures. Not
only has hlmc rule not progressed but
the measure concerning the thrsii2n
Brothers. the County Council bin, which
reached second reading. tne Grand J"iy
bin and tho proposal to extend the pow
.r OF guardians regarding lah0icrS coi-
taccs were an lost. The only IRISH measure
now likely TO bee passed is Mr. heaiy
Municipal Franchise bRl, which mas gone
40 the House OF LORDS. ne I.htia
Scotch members are 4lSo sore, tncr tN-
pcctations having been disappointed Mt
James g. WNr mtmner Ter Nosf anu
Gronartv. communicated with Lord Rose
berv this morning urging him not 10
dissolve parliament unll tlc measure eN-
tending the benefit of tle CriierS act
10 Highland tenants should have been
me effect Of the Cabinets decision is
more marked upon fhe CahlIci minis
tcrs. Lord Rosoi'vI-y, on his return TO
town looked decidedly sprshlly' an"
Lord TweelmuaHth. Mr.. Morley and SIR
William HucOunt were tn q joehiaf hoo"'
RosEBEnY A. PREMIER.
Bari Ros..hey was offered the office
of prime minister by The Queen on March
g. l,94 Mr.. 6ladsioic having outIeu lNs
rssigIslton, on account or ms ialNhs eve
siaht Lord k3s ~ had occupied Inc
position OF iciWsh StNl,Aiis ll NlL. ,. 'i,'v
stones cabinet ana h'a pvsh lieii'il' ~, ~,
~ considered Tor zen y~t'a bAst as '-'e
.sfrbahle successor 20 Mt Gladstone III
the leadership OF ehe L.p,lal l.'.,S, WIZ WIZ,
The thine for ihe rsliseln,n' ,, Sl ',t, oniy on
tlcina@ siDUi1 come. '"l '.s ls oi's
lection urged against tl' "pi'l'i., s'',i.t ~
as premier was tne the loSuSt os III Io,,.'e w
party snVuiu pe n .h,o ~, ne,'t,N .err,,
OF Commons, anu li.At Itc ps'.s 'Sl'.,o' 49,,
be managed from the hou4s ., ~ ,,,'' 20
Lord ltoeently' Att "s7-n' n''ea sa 0io 1o, ",
micrsh.p. 'o'2N tle p,aoe OF ms, % %ioin ~
.hc treNSury go tne chhlh'' anu Vanrn 'Ns
Bar OF Kimberley 70 succeed hihiseu az
forien secretary. l's i,s''S,s,,p 1 az "a -
Sir Wm1iam Vernon Harecourt VINO at
tanod bis pace IN 5ae c2elno, So as S' N,
~ Mr.. Ghdstc0e was consla ied = seNeie ,is,
csas 'okea Cor ne asieai "a ,h o. 'es es,aet 1,e
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were received and Opened by the Queen.
lord R0sebery returned TO the castle for
lunch. and returned 20 town iR the alter
noon. He held a consultation with MI.
AsQuith, the HCme Secretary, LORD
TweedmOuth Lord PriVy Seal, and MT.
Arnold Mor.ey, Postmaster-Generai, IN
Downing street. Immediately on his re-
Turn.
he absorbing topic at the chief political
clubs. Several mcmuers OF The Cabinet
CALLED in Downing srtcct In the afternoon,
ln tho expectation of seeing Lord Rose
berry who returned from Windsor at SIX
O'Clock, and drove 20 Downing street,
where an Informal Cabinet meeting, last
ing twenty-five minutes Immediately lol-
lowed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-29
FLORAL PARADE
Not Up to Expectations at
New England Fair.
Record Wihs 2.40 Trot and Nellie Nc
Carey 2 i6 Pace at Rigby.
Reunion OF gath Maine at Gardiner Sebasii-
cook & Moosehead Extension.

Portland, Aug 2s.-The floral parade,
this morning, was not large, but there
were several Handsomely decorated floats.
The parade was reviewed in Longfellow
square by the mayor, members of the city
government and members of the Gov
erDor,s staff. After going through the
principal streets the parade proce' ded to
Rigby. The coaching parade advertised
for tomorrow will be given up by reason
OF "A lack of coaches
The Governor salute of II guns was
given Governor Cleaves upon his leaving
the Dolphin, Tuesday; also upon his lesv-
ing the New York, and upon mis- final de-
parturs by the revenue steamer Wood
bury
The North Atlantic squadron is still in
the harbor, and, in the afternoon. the
officers of the fleet were received at the
Cumberland Club. Many prominent peo-
pie of the city were in attendance.