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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

PARIS. June q The Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day debated the credit asked for
by the Government for the expenses or
tine African mission. Ted by Commaudant
Montoi. The mission was sent out by
VI. Belclsse when he was Minister OF the
Colonies. With money that ought to have
been devoted to other purposes. In the
debate to-day NJ. Delcasse maintained
that the mission was a necessity.
NJ. Paul Doumer. Radical Republican,
and NJ. Georges cochery. Republican.
characterized NJ. Dolcasse'5 conduct as "A
breach Of Official integrity. and declared
that he had shown dlsdain FOR Parliament.
and said the Chamber ought 10 refuse to
grant the credit.
Nj. Castellnne, Rovsonist Republican.
proposed that the matter be referred 10 =
committee of inquiry.
Prime Minister Rlbot demanded a vote
approving NJ. ChautaEp's motion. but
said, the money having been spent. q WAS
necessary 20 honor Frances engagements
and vote the necessary amounts rcmain-
ing unpaid. A vote on cgedi, was pro-
posed; NJ Castellane's proposal 20 refer
the matter 70 a committee was rejected.
and the Chamber then voted approval %
NJ. Chautemps statement.
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RICHMOND. VA. FRIDAY JUNE % 1895.

such a convention. Continuing the ad-
dress he says:
n was argued that II such convention
declared tn favor Of the free and unlimit-
Cd and unconditional coinage Of silver az
i6 % /. II would give an impetus 10 that
sentiment In other States. and help on the
cause. The result OF the election follow
in- admILishes us that we must be care
mi t5 be strong at home before We lend
strength TO our neghbOrs.
1T was argued that by a timely declar-
alton upon the silver question. and IN the
right way, We might be able TO reclaim
those who had strayed away from the
fold into the Popuiist party. 1t was then
answered that II We commit the Demo-
cratic party 10 this single issue. the one
very conspicuous In the Populist platform,
might not that party claim that II had
been recruited by the accession OF the
Democratic party OF this Stateg II fs an
argument that cuts two ways. And now,
Notwithstanding the previous decision OF
the committee, /, as It's executive officer,
VII again convene II. II it be the sense
OF the party. expressed through the mem-
bers Of the county committees, that a
State convention ought 10 be called 10 con-
slider the special question before indi-
Gated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

But DIR. Buchannn's Counsel VIII Appeal
10 the supreme Couit.

SING SING, n. y. June G.-Warden
Sage has returned from Albany and is
busy to-day making preparations to put
Or. Buchanan to death during the week
beginning Monday next. For the fourth
time. Invitations TO the persons who are
TO witness the execution Will De sent
out tonight The warden viii not say
just what time the execution IS 10 take
flace, but 1t Is generally believed that
Buchanan viii DE ordered 10 the chair
at II A. NJ. on Monday unless the court
intcrferes.
NEW YORK, June N.-Lawyer Arthur
c Butts appeared before Judge Lacombe.
Of the United States Circuit Court, and
applied for "A writ Of habeas corpus Tor
Or. Robert buchanan. who Is I'm Sing
Sing prison, condemned TO death on
July ist.
Judge Lacombc denied the motion and
Lawyer Butts has made an appeal to the
United states Supreme Court which acts
as stay Of the execution.
ALBANY. y. y. June 27.-Private Sec
retary Cole this morning under instuc-
ton from Governor Morton, Informed
Mrs. Annie Buchanan that the Governor
must decline 10 hear any further appeals
for clemency in behalf of DR.. Robert w
Buchanan, now under sentence Of death
az Sing Sing prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
dDMIKIL IA GIMI,s sUICIDE,
The Noted Eraziiirn Unable TO Stand De-
feat.

BUENOS AYRES June 27.-The Insur-
gents. under the command Of Admiral ia
Cana. in the province OF Gmnde DO Sol.
Brazil. have been defeated by the Govern
ment troops az Campos. Admiral Osorio
was wounded and captured. He subse-
quently succumbcd 20 his injuries.
Admiral da Cana, finding himself over
powered, committed suicide. General Ia
Yeres assumed command Of the rebels.
Salanha da Cana was born I'm Rio de
Janciro. and was descended from the
noble Portuguese family, the most illus
trious Of whose members was the cele-
bratcd NascO da Cana. Some OF his
family now hold high office I'm the Portu-
guose royal court Among the danes
of honor Is Countess j. de Saldanha da
pama and the Countess r.. Tolles da
CANA.
la CANA was one OF the ablest and
most influential officers Of the Brazilian
navy. He was held iD the highest cstima-
ton hy Dom Pedro. the Brazilian om-
perOr, and was always a srOng monarch
isf
When the revolt against PeixOto oc-
CURED about two years ago, he remained
neutral fOr some time. but finally decided
10 Join the Insurgents. HIS accession was
hailed By them az great victory, but
peiX0tO made use Of da Gama's we'll
known m0narchial tendencies 10 counter
act the effect Of his desertiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Lord Salisbury Hope. II VIII Dissolve Next
AIoud4v

LONDON. June 2.--ln the House Of
Lords to-day. Lord Salisbury. In reply
10 some remarks by Lord Rosebery. said
that the only policy that the Government
could now announce was on dissolution.
lie hoped. therefore. that the House Of
Commons would be la a position TO dis
siye on Monday or Tuesday, at the latest.
Lord Salisbury explained the circum-
stances under which he sent TO Campbell
Bannerman, Secretary OF State -.l War,
for the seals OF that Office. and that the
course he had undertaken was solely with
the idea Of suitlng Mr.. Bannermans con-
venience, and saving him annoyance. II
that gentleman was aggrieved over the
incident. be Salisbury would hasten TO
apologize for his action.
LONDON, June 25.-L0ri R0sebery's $
tahinct held its final meeting in Downing
street this forenoon. with the object Of
arranging for the approaching campaign.
The Pail Mall Gazette says Right Hon.
Henry Chaplin has been offered and has
accepted the presidency OF the Local Gov
ernmenf Board.
LONDON. June H.-In the House OF
Lords to-day royal assents was given TO
the Behrlng Sea bill. and It thus became a
law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Tho Missouri Democratic Committee De
ciGes Against n Convention.

ST. LOUIS. MO. June T.-Chairman e.
G. Mafiitt. of the Democratic state cen
trat Committee. has mailed 10 edch codh-
~ chairman in Missouri an address, OF
which the following is "A part:
Your state democratic committee
having noted through the pubic press
that some OF the enthusiasts IN Dchait OF
the free and unlimited and uncOndltiou-
al coinage OF silver at the ratio OF 10 10
!. were clamOrOus for convention or
the Democratic party In THIS state lot
the purpose OF giving expression OF sem
timcnt upon that to the exclusion or All
other important articles OF the Demo
cratic creed convened on the lst OF June
with the view OF canvassne the policy,
prOpriety and wisdom OF committing the
party by its action 10 such an unusGai
and unprecedented project. Upon the as-
scmbling of a full committee, the general
phase Of the subject was considered and
thoroughly canVasscd. the arguments Tor
and against having been patiently heard
and carefully and dispasslOnately weigh
ed The Judgment Of the committee was
registered against the calling of d con-
yention by the decisive vote OF ten 10
five"
The chairman gave as reasons that 10
call a convention for the purpose OF for
mulating a declaration OF belief solely
upon a single one Of the national issues
might be Justly construed as an abandon
meat of all others, that 1t would create
scbiSras ostracism. ana anarchy; tnat
neither tradition nor usage Afforded a
nrecedent for convention 10 Ire-declare
unon any subject which must be dealt
win nv a regular convention fnat puts
forth a declaration of principles for us
marty candidates: that the committee did
not feel clothed with tbs power " CAL
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Counsel for tho Southern Railway

ATLANTA. GA. June 1.-THE appoint
ment Is announced to-day OF Nessfs. Dor
sey Brewster and Lowell. as division
counsel for the State OF Georgia. for the
Southern Railway Company, with head
quarters in Atlanta. This firm Tor sew
eral years represented the East Tenhes-
see, Virginia and Georgia. out under mo
consultations all the lines Of the Old
Richmond and Danyille and tho old East
Tennessee. virginia and Georgia. In the
State OF Georgia. comes under their legal
attention. IN addition 10 the present rep
resentation as general counsel OF he
Atlanta and West Point railroad. or
Georgia. and as legal counsel OF the Cen
tral railroad in Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

SOrrrH EDNID, OKLAHOMA. June q.
i. l.. Essenburg. publisher of the Wave.
and author or the scurriious article that
led 10 the killing OF Register Patterson
and Marshal Villains last night. lett
town early last night, 10 avoid being
mobbed. The people. on reading the
article. became SO incensed that threats
OF n mob were freely made. and had he
becn found. he would have been summa-
rily dealt with. Threats are made against
the Wave Office. and 1t was with great
difficulty that the crowd Was kept from
tearing the building 10 pieces.
Patterson and Williams were known to
be friends. and the double killing ends
Essenherg and his personal Journalism IN
this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

GLASGOW. june G.-Designer Watson
To-day stated at G0urock that tine rating
Of Lord Dunraven's new yacht. Nalvyrie
III. was approximately 1S. The Aisa
" hich won't into dock here on the 1th, has
had six tons Of lead removed from her
keel. Tier mast has also been shf.iened
fve feet. and her boom three feet, and
her mainsa!l has been correspondnsly re-
duced. A longer topmast however has
been fitted. Her approximate rating Is
100. on a ffty-mile course, the Nalkyrie
will allow the Ailsa two minutes ana
fftv-nine seconds. and the Britannia -FOUR
mintues and two seconds.
The Valkyrle. Ailsa. and Britannia are
All entered for the races at Rothesay on
Saturday and Monday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
VAR IMONO gHE WIEELuEN.
l.. A. W. and a. M. q. A. Men Are at q.
Ihe Lstt-r Say the Fight will spn

BRIDGEPoRF CONN. June S'-rhe
directors of the local \. NJ. Z. A. have
declared war against the League OF Amer
lean Wheelmcn. AT a field-day here last
Saturday the y. NJ. q. \. conducted
bicycle races without the ssnction OF the
League ana tho ridcrs who participated
nave since been SUSPENDED by The League
for year. The local directors say That
the y. NJ. G. \. branches Of the country
have decided to buck the l.. a. ".
In the future the J.. a. W organiza-
tion viii not be recognized by thS Y.
NJ. Q. A., and any undertaking in their
events Will be excluded from the y. NJ.
{. A. events. They said the action OF
the l.. \. ". marks the beginning OF
determined war between the Y. NJ. G. A.
and the l.. 4. ". All over the country.
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her best speed in very small radias.
and the board pronounce her splcndid
lighting ship for the coast-defence pur-
poses for which she was designed.
A target practice was held with the ten
inch rifles. Three barrels were lashed to-
gether and fioated 500 yards from the
ship Notwithstanding the roll of the
ocean. at this range. which Is three-quar-
ters OF mile. and that selected by naval
experts, the Amphitrite sunners deman-
strated their ability 10 hit ship, how
ever small. with every shot
Some disappointment was expressed by
the board that the ship showed only
eight knots speed. although designed for
ten knots. Her fremen were green hands,
however, and after some changes IN the
fire-rooms and propellers no doubt is eX-
pressed as 10 the effectiveness OF the
vessel
The Amphitrite will shortly be sent 10
New York TO join Admiral Bunce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

nr. Love Stole Money In Order to study
Medicine and Comes TO Grief.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE P0st-Of-
flee Department has been advised OF the
arrest at Panama Of A. c. Love, formerly
assistant postmaster az Calvert. Tex
Love abscOnded from Calvert some years
ago with $3.50 Of money-order funds;
went 20 Galveston. where he remained
long enough 10 study medicine and grad
uate as a physician. The post~Ofiice in
spectors located Love, but he escaped
arrest and went 20 Mobile, from there sail
Ing TO Colombia, South America and TO
B0cas del TOrO. The authorities notified
the Post-Ofiice Department Of his pres
ence. but before extradiuOn papers could
be secured Love again disappeared and
finally was arrested at Panam. where he
was residing under the name or Or. Fox.
Love will be brought back TO Texas for
trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

BERLIN, June N.-The Tagehlatt pub
fishes an appeal from the European colo
nlsts al Iskeranderun, In Northern syria.
who are asking the western powers 10
protect them against the mountaineefs,
who are daily piilag.ng them ana menae-
ing their lives.
THE Vosslche ZeitUng says the Mace
DOMAIN question Is certain 70 come 10 the
forefront OF European diplomacy since
the rising against oppression IN that
country has been successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

ATLANTA. GA. June 1.-Judge New
man OF the United states Circuit Court.
to-day confirmed the ruling OF the special
master to whom was referred the case
Of the Hoke Engraving Company VS.. X.
r. Butler OF tlanta. The plaintiffs
charged that the latter infringel Oh their
chalk-plate patent process, and Butler
claimed that he used different materials
ip making his plates. The special master
decided that thc compla.nants have a
Judgment against the respondents for
costs and I'm approving it, Judge Newman
porpcually enioins Butler from further
jufrineenent ON the HoSe patents. which
gives the Hoko Plate Engraving Com
many the practical monopoly Of the sale
OF chalk plates IN this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Ihar Refnse 20 Resinn

TOPEKA, Kan, June H.-Governor Nor
rii to-day demanded the designations 0f
W. j Hurd and j. j. Barnes. the two
POpuist members Of the State Board OF
Managers Of the penitentiary. Hurd and
Barnes were hold-over appontecs or Cow
ernor LleweiIiR, and constituf- a MA
jority OF the Board. In his letter de-
manding their designations. the Governor
charges them with being incompetent for
the performance OF the duties. Both ny
they will not give up their Office. and defy
the Governor 10 remove them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

She Acquits Herself Admlrably-The Gun
rers Expert Marksmen.

WASHINGTON. June N.-commodore
Selfridge. president. and the other mem
bers OF the Inspection Board returned 70
Washington to-day. after a cruise outside
the canes Of the Chesapeake I'm the ar
fnored coast defence vessel AmpaltFite
FOR the purpose OF testing her main bat
terry OF big guns and general servicea6il-
itv' Her four ten-inch- hreech-loading
rifles were fred broadslde several times,
the aiming and other apparatus working
faultlassIv The shin WA aIsa turned at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Nnynl NOyement.

WASHINGTON. June T.-The Center
yacht Medisa. presented 10 the Naval
Academy by the representatives OF the
late Robert Center. has sailed from Port
jefferson. Long Island. for Annapolis with
Lieutenant Daniels In charge, assisted by
Naval Cadets Dubose. Overstreet, Pressey,
and Houston.
Lieutenant-C Commander c. II. West has
heen ordered 10 command the cruiser
Yantic on the South Atlantic station. re-
llevlng Lieutenant Commander Seth NJ.
Ackley.
The Petrol left Chin-kiang to-day for
Shanghai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

PARIS. June H-The Government OF
Venezuela having requested the Govern
ment OF the United states 10 endeavor
10 effect a renewal OF diplomatic reia-
tions between Caracas and Paris. the
American Government conestented 10 act
In the catacity OF aediator. The french
Government. however has intimatea that
II does not desire any relations Wa"
CresDos Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

VI uGn AOiNaIN itNiif A"R ~ u
Funl Hlaf im Minneapol s.
SAN FRANCIscO. CAL. June 1.-THE
worst FIRE san Francisco has had In over
thirty years started shortly before 6
O'clock in The rear or the san Francisco
Rox Factory. located at toe corner OF
rSffh and Harrison streets. Before the
department reached the place the danes
had swept through number OF buildings
10y factory. and leaped across The street
a. the Southern Pacific hay-Darns. Ihe
second alarm was turned in, only 10 be
followed by third and fourth In rapid
succession. A.
roach the scene. and realized the danger
a. = Glance Before one half or thc de-
80 ,-uent had connected thcir lines u was
s,.en the fire was entirely beyond control
yvord vas telegraphed across the bay 10
cskland and Alameda for assistance. Ihe
sister cities quickly responded WIN Two
engines each. They were located aiong
she water front and were used as pumps
~ y, .,nnlv me water from the bay. The
southern Paeiac punpos had lines Oh nose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
WEAInEK FORECASr

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June H.--For
Virginia: Fair; warmer; southnesteFiy
winds.
For North Carolina FAIR except
snowers on the coast: westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

The following was the range or the
thermometer at The Times Office yestcr-
A. NJ. IS: le NJ. s.; 3 Z. NJ. 81. 8
=. NJ. $40 y. NJ. IS: Il A.. 1s. Aver
age. 81 H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

yAIDOsTA. GA. June IA cyclone
hit the town late this afternoon. Several
small houses were blown down. and crops
were badly damaged, but no lives lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

HAVANA. Jrne 27.-The Spanish con-
sui at Kingston, Jamaica. 7elcsrdp-s 10
the aforementioned that Brl s n
cruiser has captured the smack Pearl,
having on board eleven boxes Of rifles
machets, cartridges. and uniforms. II
IS stated that twenty-five nlibusterers
ur der Lacrete were on board the smack.
General Salcedo reports that the m
su,gents attacked lhc town of III Arri-
boS bat were repulsed. Government
troops are IN pursuit OF The band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Nonr rnoors NrlnEp

N;ApGID. June 27.-At meeting Of the
Cabinet to-day Senor CanOyas del cas-
tho. The Prime Minister read dispatch
from MARTINEZ CampOs. stating mat
f2N1 more troops would be necessary 10
prosecute an effective campaign ag INST
the insurgents after the rainy season Is
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-15
Some Summer Dol'tg.

Don't wear a straw hat with a
full dress suit.
Don't wear a dress hat and a
shirt w0ist-it's bad taste.
Don't ask a girl to eat ice cream
with you if you don't mean it.
Don't imagine you are a brass
band. Your whistting annoys
people.
Don't tell your girl its I'M
healthy to drink soda water. She
knows better.
Don't ask lis this hot enough
for you?" if You want people to
think we'll of you.
Don't spend all your money on
summer 'scurscions. You may
need a new overcoat next winter.
Don't aspire to be a scorcher if
you ride a wheel. Moderate riders
have more fun-and live longer.
Don't think, dear girls, that
your sweetheart is jealous because
he looks panied. His corns may
hurt him.
Don't consume too much melon,
fruit and cool liquors on a warm
day. You may not make a hand
some corpse.
Don't cuss a newspaper if you
never pay for one. They're not
trying to please you; it's the fell
low who pays that they're printed
for. ,.% ~ /. s.
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HATFIELD ..-m'CoY.
Son and Daughter Of the Faction Leaders
Said to be ENGAGED. - y

Four weeks ago, at teachers'
institute. at Nolan, ". Va, Miss
Emma M'Coy, a daughter of James
M'Coy, one of the leaders of the
M'Coy-Hatfield feud of the KEN
tucky-West Virginia border, met
E. R. Hatfield, son Of "Jonce"
Hatfield, Il leader of the Hatfield
faction, and the young folks were
not long in evincing a decided APP
probation of each others COM
pany.
This state of affairs continued
up till the last of the session, by
which time tho entire community
w&s Interested. tits reported that
young Hatfield announced that
they intended to marry, and the
people of that section arc now
gambling on whether it will cause
a reconciliation or Il renewal of
the old fight.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-15
NUMBER 20.


The Teachers Institute of Wolfe
.countywill be held at Hazel Green
beginning August 20, 1895, and
continuing five days. The in
structor Will b Prof. John c.
Willis, Of Mitchell, Ind. All the
teachers Of The county and those
holding certificate to teach are
required by the law to attend.
Thursday Is Trustee Day" and
Thursday afternoon will be devot-
cd to tho duties and work of the
trustees, and an the trustees of
the county IRE requested to be
present. Let every teacher come
with some special preparation on
some branch Of the work. Prof.
Willis will deliver q lecture on
Tuesday night, Admission 10c.
III" A. +. BYRD, County Supt.
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Mr.. G. G. Strong. PRINCIPAL q

Mr.. G. G. Strong, principal of
the. public schools at Anderson,
Cal, says: II have used Cham
berIain'g Pain Balm and have
found it an excellent remedy for
lameness and slight wounds"
Lameness usually results from
a sprain, or other injury, or from
rheumatism, for which Chamber
berlain's Pain Balm is especially
intended and unequalled. 1t af-
fords almost immediate relief and
in u short time effects permanent
cure For sale by John M. Rose,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-15
Killiaq at Versailles.

On Sunday afternoon, the 4th
inst, at tho Woodford Hotel in
Versailles, W. n. Lane, of Mont
gomory county, shot Col. H. G..
Rodbough, proprietor of the hotel,
and his son James, the latter dying
almost instantly and the former
mortolly wounded. Lane was said
to have received slight wound,
but this is denied by Versailles
doctors. He was arrested and put
in jail at Versailles, but for fear
of mob violence he was removed
to Lexington for safe keeping.
His examining trial is set for Aug
ust %, and Col. w. c. P. Breckin-
ridge will defend him.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-15

1T is the best patent medicine
in the world" is what Mr.. e. NJ.
Hartman, OF Morquam, Oregon,
says Of Chamberlain's Cole, Chol-
era and Diarrhma Remedy. "What
leads mo TO make this assertion is
from the fact that dysontary in it's
worst form was prevalent around
here last summer and it never took
over two or three doses Of that
remedy to effect q complete cure, "
For sale hy John NJ. Rose.
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become of Shanghai" unless he
has gone to setting.

become of Shanghai" unless he
has gone to setting.
Cutting and putting up hay be-
tween showers is the order of the
day among the farmers just now.
Corn crops never looked better
and pastures are the best for many
years. Oats damaged by heavy
rains.
j. NJ. Lansaw was tried Tuesday
last in Jutico Chambers court for
shooting on the public highway,
and was fined $50. Just before
the verdict was rendered he paid
the cost and fine by giving the
court leg" bail.
On last Sabbath Rev. Henry
Taylor and G. W. Tyro preached
ut the Bailey Field schoolhouse to
large and attentive congregation.
Religion and morality are on
tn" up grade in the vicinity of
Lame, as we have preaching or
Sunday school every Sabbath in
ali the school house, in the vuri-
Uus districts.