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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 5.-W. H. Good
no, Of this city, deliberately froze himself
10 death in Lakeside Park tonight. His
rJdy was found on one Of the benches In
the lark by an employe OF nearby
hospital this morning. The following let
ter was found in his pocket:
ITO Whom it May Concern:
Il am W. H.. Goodno, of 25j Central
avenue. Don't take me home. but drop
NE at your morgue and let my wife know.
Break Il gently to my wife, and then
drop me in some handy hole 50 II WON'T
takc any expense. My wife has no means
-o foot any bills.
lSigncG) Nv. III. GOODNO."
GoyduO was plumber and a sufferer
from rheumatism.
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KIs INTD 4 EIKsE.
4 Trolley Car up.e's the Vehicle and
Dump he G. ffin aGut'er.

pump ne 1 I'M ia WV.
BRCDKLYN Feb. "a trolley ca~ Of
the Gro sstOwn line rGT into 4 funeral pro-
ccssion at Wythe avenue and Broadway,
williamsburg, this evening. After the car
had gone through the procession, the
hearse was found upset and The CORN
living IN the gutter. The funeral was
that of a .wo-year-Oll child. The little
white coffin was in a whi-e hearsc. and
three carriages, occupied by the friel'lg
and family, followed. The funeral pro-
cession was going through Wythc avenue
on It's way to Calvary cemetery. Just as
the hearse crossed the tracks at Broad
way the car came along at a lively clip
Motorman Casey, of ST. Paul, Mimi, and
Conductor Bellin, OF Oshkosh. Wis, both
new hands, were running the car. Spe-
cial Policeman Dunn Was also abo@id.
In some way they failed 10 st~o the car,
and Il ran into the hCarse. The hearse
was badly damaged and all its glass sides
were smashed. The driver was thrown
from his seat and badly bruised about
the right side.
Police Sergeant Hayes arrived just IN
time TO prevent the crowd from tackling
the motorman and conductor. AS IL was
Casey had a narrow escape from vio-
lence. He was arrested. The funeral
party rescued the coffin and put IL In the
carriage with the parents. then the pro-
cesson moved on. leaving the driver
of the heaIee in charge OF an ambulance
surgeon and the damaged hearse In the
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
THE NEW LIOUOR ORDINANCE.
Pas. ed by the Common Council--Another
suit Likely.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb 5.-Special.-The
Common Council tonight passed the
lect Council, and the law will be In force
May the lst The refOrmers consider that
the ordinance is a long step towards
municipal reform. A proposition also Will
be submitted at the next meeting Of the
Council 20 make the tax on bars $1,000
each.
The Council refused to pay a bill Of
the City Coroner Or. Charters. and there
by Involves ne city in another suit. The
bill was an order OF the court.
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DETROIT. MICH, Feb. 5.-The inquest
on the body of Dr. Horace +. Pope, who
was murdered Saturday morning. was
held this evening. The only testimony
taken was that of the doctors, describ-
ing the nature of the dead mans wounds
and a story of the killing by Policeman
Shick, who was summoned TO the house
after the killing by Brusseau. After this
testimony had been given the Coroner
instructed the jury 10 bring In verdict
that Pope came 10 his death as the result
of a blow at the hands Of William Brus-
ssau.
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INQUEST OVERA VICTIM.
A Thorough Inquiry Into the Causes of the
Loss Of the Elbe.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-A coroner's inquest
upon the body of Frederick Ernst, which
was picked up by the fishing smack We
r,na was begun at LowestOft to-day. II
Is now said that Ernst was not steer
aee passenger. but a seaman belonging
TO the crew of the Elbe. The Coroner, in
opening the proceedings, said il was his
intention to make a thorough inquiry into
the causes of the loss Of the Elbe, and
would adjourn the inquest for three weeks
after the formal evidence has been taken
I'm order TO communicate with the Board
of Trade In regard TO the exact course TO
be- pursued.
The German Vice-Consul and an agent
of the North German Lloyd Company
were present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
A Steamer Stranded.

NASSAU, y. p, Feb. 5.-The steamer
Cienfugoes, Captain Smith of the New
York and cuba line, which sailed from
New York January 3lst for Santiago via
Nassau, stranded shortly before daylight
on February 4th, lear Harbor Island, for
ty-fiye miles northeast OF Nassau. Her
pas. Cngers, crew and mails were safely
landed. Wrecking schOOners are near by
ana the steamer Santiago, which arrived
yesterday from Santiago. the tug Nassau
and the steam yacht Algonquin have gone
TO her assistance. The Cienfugoes lies in
an easy position. and the weather is mod
crate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The House
Committee on Pensions to-day ordered a
favorable report on Senate bill granting
a pension TO the widow OF Rear Admiral
5 r. Carter. The Senate bill was amend
el so as 10 reduce the pension from $40
90 $50 per month.
\ favorable report was ordered on Sen
ate bill increasing from SO TO SS5 per
month the pension Of the widow Of Lieu
tenant Crisby, of the navy.
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Ikr q Killed aud Two Injured.

MUNCIE. IND. Feb. 5.-Monday near
Brownsville an old boiler, used by some
men saving wood. on the farm of Jacob
Clasper, exploded. Newton Anderson,
Harvey Taylor and John Wilker were
killed instantly. and Wilson Drake died OF
his injuries. Harvey Wilson and Jacob
Clasper were badly injured. The men
were at work near the boiler where the
saw was attached. Nearly all leave fam
iies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
DisCHARGED THE ENTIRE FoRCE
But WIZ start Again When the Men are
Ready to Go tn Work

JOLIET, Ills. Feb. 5.-A decisive step
has been taken by the Illinois Steel Com
pany in regard 10 the Joliet Rolling
Mills. Orders have been given to dis
charge every man at work. except IN
one mill and blast furnace. All the yard
men, mechanics. Dlacksmiths. roustabouts
end Office men have been notified Of their
dismissal
The officers say the mill VIII start
whenever the men are ready TO so TO
work, and it is for the men to decide.
The difficulty is because the forty-two
tonnage mea viii not accept the p per-
centage reduction in the scale. When
this is adjusted the 1.lOo other employees
will so TO work.
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new rules OF the road at sea. Professor
Bryce. president of the Board OF Trade,
said that the rules were the outcome OF
the conference held at Washington. After
that conference. he said. the Board OF
Trade had communicated with various
persons having extensive shipping. with the
result that only two unfavorable COM
ments thereon were received. The United
States. Germany and Holland he said.
had adhered TO the new rules.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
MINERS DfCIDE 10 REMAIy,
VIII Not Orgsniz, as an Independent A.
sociation.

MASSILLON. O., Feb 5.-7After "A
stormy and proractel session the Mas-
sillon miners district convention ad-
jouraeI last night having decided, by a
vote Of sd 10 55l. 20 remain in tho
United Mine Workers Of America, and
not 10 organize as an Hde9an Ient as,o-
citation. This lis a voIe or confidence in
the present ua,ioam orslnz ton. as il
means that be Aassuion miners remain
iu the fot for h-hIus purposes only.
They propose TO leave no stone unturnrd
10 defeat Penna and the whole Nc
Bryde machine ticket
This. they believe. is practically ac-
compIshed j. 5. crawford, Cf Illinois
Is now favcgite for national president
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BURNED 10 DEATH.
Man ard HIS Son Per,.i2.a lis Plain -.
FireInen Hurt.

PITTSBTRG, Feb. 5-Fredcrlck D. Mil
Ter and his siX-year-old son were burned
to death early this morning. Miller kept
"a store. and resided at No 925S Second ave-
nGc. Fire VAS discovered in the kitchen
Gt midnight. Miller. his wife, children ana
a nired man. ran 10 Tie front OF the
buildirs. un the way MIS-. Miller lost the
way. Mrs Miller. one child and the man
escaped by jumping into blankets from
the second story windows. After the fire
Miller and the boy were found lying on
the noor Of the bedroom dead. They had
been sunocatcd. John Finn. gans res.
deuce 40. 226G. was also burned. Fireman
John Patterson was badly hurt by a fall
from a ladder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-John shr!ver.
corresuondent of the New York Mail
and Express. ard j.. 4. Chapman. the
sugar broker hoth of whom were refused
writs OF habeas corpus 10 release them
from custody for the.r alleged offence Of
refusing 10 testify before the Senate in
vest.aatin4 committee appeared before
Judge cole. IN tEa Criminal Court. to-day
Their former bondsmeu, l.. j. Davis ard
r.. j. Wynre. went on their bonds Their
trial will probably not begin untn neXt
month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
Mlliarl,s Hotel Changed iIands

WASHINGTON. Feb. Sat G o'clock
last night Wizards Hotel changed hands.
Mr.. o. q. Staples retired and MIR. Morgan
II. Lewis took charge. MIR. Lewis Is
well-known hotel man. He has for sew
eral years managed one OF the big cara
vansaries at Virginia Beach. Mr.. Lewis
paid Mr. Staples $4,000 FOR the lease and
hotel property,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
Shifting Their Duties.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Captaln w. S.
Schley has been detached from duty as
inspector OF the Third lighthouse district
at New York, and ordered as a member
Of the Board OF Inspection and Survey
al the Navy Department, Washington.
and Chief Engineer Philip Inch has been
detached to inspect coal at Baltimore
for Admiral Meade's squadron OF evolu-
ton
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Confirmed nv the Senat ;.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-rhe Senate
to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tons.
Frederick Munchmeyer, of West Vir-
ginia, United States Consul at San Sal
VadOr.
ostmasters-Texas-J A. Simons, Tay-
Tor; B. +. Delamater, Caldwell; Laura J.
Washburn. Eagle Pass.
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lnlted states Bonls Abroad.

LONDON. Feb. 5.-The negotiations
looking to the placing of the new United
States bonds here are still pending. There
is "A tendency here to-day TO take less
than S50.OO0OO0 worth of the bonds In con-
sequence OF a hitch In the price.
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loss or ODER HALE 4 MILLION
BodmaDn Leaf J'bRceo Warehouse De-
sfroy by Fire.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 0.--The Bod
mann Leaf Tobacco Warehouse. on
Front street between Vine street and
the Suspension bridge. running back "a
Water street, vas completely destroyed
by fire early this morning. rhe !oss on
stock is estimated at $500 900, and on
the building about $4,000. The insurance
is hot given The origin of the blaze Il
not known. but it is supposed to have
started at the small furnace i'm the eel
lar 10 keep the elevator from freez ng.
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lin Mills 10 Re ume.

PITTSBURG. Feb. 5.-To-morrow
morning five OF the nine tin mills OF the
Mononghahela Tin Plate Company. south
Fifteenth street. will start by next week
all will be in operation. The plant is ons
OF the largest in the United States. and
Will give employment TO a large number
OF employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
rHK4ESNr>>FKCONTEsT.
senator Butler Attacked tho Contest BIZ
Recently Passed.


NASHVILLE TENN, Feb O'-Ihe
General Assembly met to-day in joint ses-
sion for the purpose Of opening and pub
fishing the returns of the late gubernd-
torial election. Hon. II. Clay Evans was
present with his counsel and the gal
iorios were packed. After the resolution
had been read calling for the joint ses-
Sion. Senator Butler Rep) presented pro-
test i'm which he attacked the constitu-
tlonality of the contest bin recently
passed. and insisted that the returns be
opened and published in accordance with
the Constitution.
The protest was ordered fpread ON
the minutes The cali Of the counties was
then taken up and the returns read. A
number Of counties were objected to by
both sides, and. under the new law the
returns from such counties cannot be
published until after an investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
Railway Conl Orerntnrs 10 Meet.

PITTSBURG, PA, Feb. 5.--Every rail-
way coal operator in the Pittsburg dis
trlct has been asked 10 attend a meet
ing TO be held Thursday next In the
rooms OF the coal agency. The object
IS discussion of trade conditions. freight
rates and other important matters, some
of which VIII have important bearing
upon the wage rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
Inrreaying Pre- ident Won Letvtzow's Power

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-ln order to avert A
crisis In the presidency of the Reichstag
the members of the Centre propose a COM
promise. increasing the powers OF Presi-
dent Won Levetzow. enabling him TO ex-
c,ude an offending deputy from the cham
ber during the debate in the course OF
which the member has offended. The
standing order committee will adopt the
compromise tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
THE MAYOR VIII VEIOIT.
Brooklyn Trolley Cars Now Running
Smootbly-Ali Quiet.

BROOKLYN Feb. 5.-The resolution
presented by the Board of Aldermen yes
terday, revoking the licenses and fran
chises OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Company and the Atlantic Avenue Raj
road Company, will reach the Mayor in
due course Of business tomorrow. That
he will veto II, nobody d)ubts. He is
quoted by his friends as expressing the
opinion that the action Of the Aldermen is
Illegal.
President Lewis. Of the Brooklyn
Heights Company anu ). 5. Whtehouse,
his counsel, said this morning that they
would pay no attention to the resou-
ton. as it did not affect them IN the least.
Aiirabeau l.. Towns, counsel fer the Dis
trict Assembly. No. 20, K. of L., said:
"Of course. no lawyer "ill hold for
minute that the resolution will stand. |
told the men when they consulted me
about IL. That the resolution would be H.
legal, but they wanted it drawn up that
way. 50 | did it for them. OF course the
Common Council has no right to deprive
the companies Of their franchises, but
they can modify H. They can cnauge the
motive power from electricity to horse.
They are doing that all the time. They
have done it in Philadelphia three times.
But this resolution won't hold"
This IS what s. :. Whitehouse. counsel
for The Brooklyn Heights Company, said:
1t is impossible foy "A body Ike the
Common Council to revoke license or
franchise on which a corporation has
spent millions OF dollars. That Is funda-
mental law. You Will find IL IA the Con
stitution Of the United states thar nobody
shall be deprived of property without the
due process Of law. and the United States
Supreme Court has decided thai due pro-
cess OF law means a judicial proceeding
according 10 the common law principles.
All QUnT now
The members Of District Assembly, No
II. were resting on their oars to-day. They
had apparently exhausted all their am
munition. All last night not an assault
On q non-union man. nor on . car, was re-
ported to the police headquarters. No
arrests were made after 10 T.. VI. No
wires were cut All cars are running TINS
morning as usual.
Commissioner Morlc, In the United
States Court this morning dismissed the
complaint against benjamin Norton, Of
the Atlautic-Ayeuue Railroad Company.
who was charged with violating the Fed-
eral laws IN allowing signs marked 't.
:. Mail7 90 be placed on the cars that
do not at all times carry the mail
F'orty-hye nou-untUn men called this
morning on Mdyot 'culficl fli @''N''i ~
be sent home. They had come from thl-
caeO. Pi,tsburS ana other places to get
work on the street railways. The railway
ccmpanies having all the men they need
could not give them work. They are nav
ing Il hard time. they said and have 70
sleep in empty cars and other places. The
men said they asked 20 be sent nome be-
cause they dd not want to become
burden on the county. Mayor Schieren
told them he could do nothing for them.
The mass meeting "a the interest OF the
former employees Of the trolley roads.
which had been arranged 10 take place AZ
the Athenaeum, was not he'd this even
Ing. owing to the presence Of the police.
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Biz ire in Ut.ca.

UTICA, y. Y, Feb. 5.-Munson Bros
foundry, in this city. was destroyed b'
fire tonight Losses are as foil0<s:
Munson Bros. 5000; Eureka Mower
Company. S1j 90. \. l. simmons. receiver
for the old Eureka Mower Company.
$1,000; r. j. Knox, lumber yard. $500
The property Is insured tor half the
loss
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LONDON. Feb. 5.-The Central News
has a dispatch from Constantinople say
.rg that anti-Christian outrages OF the
Armenian type are being committed in
S.dOne. BeyrOut and Damascus, Syria.
The Christian inhabitants Of Damascus
declare that they apprehend a repetition
o. the massacre u 800. when thousands
Of Christians were murdered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06

LONDON. Feb. SIN the House OF Com
mons to-day Home Secretary Asquith,
Mr.. John Morley. Chief Secretary for Ire
land. and Sir William Harcourt. Chan
ceIlor of the Exchequer. respectively gave
formal notice or the introduction OF tire
Welsh Church disestablishment. Irish land
and local veto bills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
A PEIX 10 CONsPIRACY.
Piot on The Part Of friends of the TX Presi-

eu' of Brnlii.
LONDON. Feb. 5.--The Daily News will
tomorrow print dispatch from Rio de
Janeiro saying that a conspiracy on the
part Of the friends Of ex-President
Peixoto has been discovered, and that
martial law will be declared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
Ammunition for the Chinese.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. FEB. 5.--The
Winchester Repeating Arms Company, OF
this city, to-day shipped TO Hong Kong.
China. 10000 ROUNDS OF i3-calibre Maui
cen rifle ammunition This Is the third
shipment OF the kind that the company
has made since The war began.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
A nennt Robbed OF S3O0

CASTLEBERRY, ALA, Feb 5.-The
depot and express office in this town
were broken open last night and robbed
OF over 500. Several stores and resi-
dences in this neighborhood have been
robbed frequently for the last two years.
and It Is thought there is an organized
gang with headquarters in this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
A nnrdmara CONCERN Fails.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Feb. 5.-craig &
Co. dealers In hardware. one OF the
largest firms OF the kind In the South.
made partial assignment today. fhe
assets are worth 10000 The liabilities
are $4,000
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NEW YORK. Feb 5.--Up 10 noon to-
day nothing has been heard OF the French
lne steamer Ia Gasco.gne, two and half
days overdue.
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THE GOLD RESI RFEGAININS.
Tits Believed Bond Issue VIII Occur in
"A DAY Two.


WASHlNGTON Feb. 5.-The Treasury
GAINED to-day S6560y0 in gold increasing
the gold reserve at the close of business
10 Si5 ioi 6l2.
The cabinet to-day was engaged for
four and Il half hours In discussing the
bond issue. hut 10 any conclusion was
reached the time FOR giving publicity
thereto has not arrived That a bond is
sue is likely 10 occur in day OF two
d.. however generally regarded as GER
tain.
This impression finding a basis in ac-
tive Preparations. therefore. which were
Initiated only to-day at the Treasury
Department. TO which the officials Of the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing were
called as participants I'm the arrange
ments. was one OF conflicting rumors and
intense Interest about the forthcoming
issue. Several well-knoWr bankers and
capitalists arrived here from New York
yesterday and this morning and all to-
day conferences have been progressing
between those gentlemen and Govern
meEt officials. Among the prominent New
York bankers now here are August Bel
mont representing the Rothschlds: j.
Pierrepont Morgan and Mossrs. Speyer
and Bacon.
MANY RUMoRs AFLoAT.
Last nifht the President. Secretary
Carlisle and Mr. Morgan were I'm CON
ference at the Executive Mansion until
a late hour Mr.. Belmont had seen the
Secretary earlier Ia the afternoon. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
Earthauake Shocks Fet.

CHRISTIANA. Feb 5.--Shocks OF earth
quake were felt at Christiana, Molde.
part of Norway, this morning. No dam
age Is reported.
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wEAriiEk FnnEcAsr

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-For North
Carolina: Generally fair: north winds.
For Virginia: Fair continued low tenn
perature; northwest winds.
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uutrome of a Conference 1T Washington

LONDON. Feb. 5.-Replying 10 a depu-
tation of shp-owners who called to-day
And presented their objections ~ the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
KAN.E OF tuEnaO nrs,,.

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memssier st The Times once y.s,esrday;
r. 81. "a; . r. ~. 20; midnight ~
Average. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-06
The House.

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IHr DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BILL.
THF JAPANESE TREATY.

WASHINGTON. Feb 5.-The Senate
this evening. u executive session, re-
considered the japanese treaty ard made
the change I'm fits text TO which attention
was called some days ago 10y the state
last week. tho Senate provided that IL
should bc within the power of either Of
the contracting parties TO abrogate 1t
after twelve months uCUce.
ludemueu as the treat. does not 80 into
effect untl four wears from nOw-lSJ9-
fhis puts 20 within the power Of the
United States 90 abroeate the convention
before i went into operation. q condition
which the Japanese Minister reported
would Doe mauiiostly unfair TO the Gov
eminent OF Japan. lie urged that the
treaty Do rceous.dcrci and IN" amend
uent changed, so that it could be ahro-
gated after twelve months only after the
same had been in operation.
Tho Secretary OF State called the atten-
r.u az senators To- this i'm "a letter adj
dressed to each senator personally, ana
There being no opposition TO H. the
,Isue. was made to-day without the
f.rmIUty of vote. upon statement
of tine case by the chairman OF the COM
mitt,. ou Foreign Affairs.
The State Department. 10 is understood,
has received the assurances of the Jap
nr,.. Minister that the treaty as amend
od m This way would Doe satisfactory,
and there appears To- Doe no reason why
81 mar not Dee proclaimed iu due course
%. u without unnecessary d'laE.