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Union Pacific Employees Put on.

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 22-Five hundred
employees of the Union Pacific. between
Council Bluffs and Cheyenne. got their
time checks last night. out OF the num-
Der laid OF 800 are at the Omaha shops.
Master Mechanic Manning says the men
will be put back as business will warrant.
The men remaining in the shops con-
tinue 20 work eight hours a dag and Ave
days a week. The Missouri Pacific also
began TO retrench yesterday. Half the
men In Sedalia shops are to work alter
nafe weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
ro, , ,ivh,.ou.e On Diamond shoa'..

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. 2.--cap-
tain Mills. engineer secretary OK tne
ION, House Board. has returned from
an Official trip OF inspection to Diamond
Shoals. or Cape Hatteras, North caro-
INA. He reports as result OF has hves-
legations as TO the. character OF the SANDS
mango the opinion OF the Light House
BOARD that II is entirely practicable to
srect a lighthouse on the shoals; Con-
eress has made an appropriation OF
s2Do OGo to begin work, and the limited
,otaj cost TO 100000. The plans are in
an advanced state of preparation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
.JosppIns Daniels Resigns

WASHINGTON, Jan. ZZ-Cn.et tIerk
Josephus Daniels, OF the Interior Depart
ment. has resigned, and tomorrow morn
ing win be succeeded by Capt, Arthur
Barnes. Mr. Daniels goes 10 Raleigh, n.
c., TO take charge OF his paper, the News
and Observer. His successor, CAPITA n
Barnes has been for many years conf
dental secretary TO Senator RANSOM, Of
North Carolina, and is said TO be in
every way fitted for the responsible posi-
ton.
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The HaMei an Policy Condemned.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jan. IA reso-
Iution was presented to the Legislature
to-day condemning the Hawaiian policy
OF President Cleveland's ADMINISTRATOR
ing down Of the flag, urging the speedy
annexatlon of the Islands, and recon-
nendIng that a warsh.p be kept at Hon
olulu In order to prevent any other nation
from gaining foothold there. ii passed
by a street party vote.
bill was also put through to-day pro-
viding for the flying OF the American flag
over every school-house in the State.
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The TILENT ROUTED.
BookmakcrS Resp n Rich Harvest ut New
n,f,au. The Winners.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 22-To-day was
a throw-down for the talent, and the
bookmakers reaped rich harvest OF the
golden coin. The weather was clear ana
cool, and the attendance was something
over 5000. The five events carded on the
days programme were ali good ones
and Il was no fault Of the talent that
they failed. to pick the winners. The
track was In fairly good condition, but
stiH heavy. Not single tavorite was
first past the post. Summaries:
First race-six fdrlOngs. selling Sylvan
GW, Turner, Is 20 y first. Little Phil.
second. Tipstan third. Time. 1:20.
Second race-six furongs.--L0rd Willow
90 TO >. Cassin. to 81 first. Miss Clark
second. Tramp third. Time. 10.
Third race-tve furloags.-Dr. Reed d0l,
Wassa. 10 10 u first Marx ). second,
Herkmer third. Time, l:0J.
Fourth race-seven furlongs. handicap
Il. T.. Fly. Jr OO5, J. Hill, to u FIRST,
Hiss Galop second, Clara bauer third.
Time. / ~ "a.
Fifth Tace-One mile, sellng,-Burrelrs
Billet dl2. J. Mcdonald. 3 20 y first,
Brakeman second. Imp. Wolsey third.
Time. LIS.
THE WINNERS AT ALEXANDRA ISLAND.
W Jan. e. p-lHDIION ~
the day SET for the hearing in the Old
Dominion Injunction case. The officials
seem 10 have little fear as TO the ulti-
mate result and, although reticent, II Is
evident that they feel that they hold the
trump card. In any event, racing VIII be
continued until the final decision, which,
in case It is against the club, Will be
taken TO the Court OF Appeals. The i'm
proved condition OF the track is evidenced
In the excellent time made to-day. and
tomorrow will probably see the best rae
ing of the winter season. Summaries:
First race--hve furlongs.-Benjamln q
10 y first, My Girl (colO second, Eliza
beth third Time, lN.
Second race--seven furlongs.-His Grace
a to u first, Chateau second, Caroyen
third. Time, i:i5 IA.
Third race-four furlongs. -Canadian g
to II first, Bolona III. (flly) second. Pic
carlo third. Time, 81 81.
Fourth race-liye furl0ngs. q 10
y first. Bobolink second. WestsIde third.
Time. 1:C5 Ia.
Fifth race-six and quarter furlongs.-
Imp. Bones G. to u first, I.izzie second,
Pickaway third Time, 1870.
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A lnmh for q KefOrmer.

SAULT STE. MARIE. MICH. Jan. %
An attempt was made 10 blow up the
Rescue Home Of the Kings Sons and
Daughters early this morning. Dynamite
was used. and the rear end of the build
ing was badly demolished. IL was evi-
IDENTIFY the intention to iujure Evangelist
Whitaker who has succeeded in wedding
out dsreputabie houses thereby making
himself ObnoX. Gus TO the tough element.
Mr.. Whitaker lives in another house
across the street, and thereby escaped.
The lives or several inmates OF the home
were endangered.
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The Rev. Or. Baum win give his see
ond lecture tonight in the Masonic rem
pie at $3.50 o'clock. so that those attending
church service can also attend the lee
ture. The subject will be Egypt-explora-
lions In the Delta-route OF the Exodus,
and wanderings Of the lsraelites. The
famous historic city OF Petra VIII be IL
Illustrated. Judging from the immense con-
gregation in Grace church Sunday night
to hear DR.. Baum repeat his first lecture,
the Temple ought TO be crowded Tonight.
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oUARLES.-Di Tuesday morning.
January -. 1885, at 1919 O'Clock. HER
BERT BRIGHT QUARLES. eldest son
OF j. II. and NJ. l.. Quaries: aged twelve
Funeral from his fathers residence,
corner Third avenue and Alder street
Chestnut Hill, THIS AFTERNOON ~ )
o'clock. Friends OF the family invited
10 attend.
Baltimore tMd) and Norfolk Va.) pa
pers please copy.
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A Bir Bill OF Sale.

ATLANTA. GA, Jan. %. The dry
goods house of -. Fl. Dougherty & GO.
to-day gave a bill of sale 10 the Il. Il.
Clahin Company, OF New York, for $4,000.
In addition TO this Mr.. Dougherty mas
giyen a warranty deed to his Peachtree
Street residence to the same company.
The deed names as the consideration Tor
the transfer Of the residence as $50 OO.
The property Is one Oh the hhest MONIES
given in consideration of $1,000 anu
covers Dousherty's entire stock OF dry
goods
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Passed DOGGY Coin.

CHASE CITY, VA. Jan. Especial
DOMAINS scott. young negro, was ar
rested last night Tor rObb.ng the post
once here. The office had been ro2bed
several times recently. \ few days since
Constable w. II. Saunders made an mn
pressioa on paper from q rare Old coin
which he had, and put the coin Wth
other CONS IN one OF the boxes, which
had grass front. Scout passed the de-
coy cor at L. a. Biddicks store. He
was arrested aad Is now before the
magistrates.
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The Nnra on Wel.nai -Nei.

LONDON, Jan. "a ditpatch to The
Central News from Shanghai says:
THE japanese movement on Wei-liai-
Wei has caused panic in Tien-Tsn and
Pekin The Chinese Peace EnyOys have
been ordered to expedite the negotiations
with the japanese Government. Japanese
cruisers are watching both channe Is at
Wei-Hai-Wei The attack upon the
stronghold may be delayed a week. The
siege trains move slowly, the roads being
covered with snow"
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, Mornhire Yictim,s AMfnl Crime.

HENDERSON, KY. Jan. 22.-Edward
Rivers, who was a victim Of morphine,
killed hls son, aged six. and his daughter,
aged eight. at their home near Browns
Vile. and committed suicide by shooting
His wife was absent at the time, and
went into commissions when she beheid
the bloody spectacle Her life Is IN
danger. He imagined that his family
would become hopeiessly insane.
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SCUM ESTKHN MIyTEKS.
Death Of An O.d PuiAski Citizen-Tait
OF sprIng iIectiOna.

PULASKI, VA. Jan. Especial
s. u. Steger, a popular merchant Of
Pulaski, VINO for some time has been
suffering from q severe nervous attack
caused by war wound has gone to
johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore for
treatment.
The colored school-house. a handsome
two-story brick building, costing three
pIeted and well furnished. A corps Of
Competent teachers have been secured,
and the school is progressing finely under
the efficient principal, Miss Jennie Barber
The James A. Walker Camp OF Con.
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ROANOKE, VA, Jan. Specialized. 4
j. Hampton Hoge was to-day served with
Major Peter j. 0tey's answer TO his no.
fice of contest.
Samuel Wright (coloredD dropped dead
from heart disease at o'clock this morn
ing He was an employee of the Roanoke
Machine Works. and had just reported
fns- cuty.
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The onate Passed the Contest Bill.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Jan. 22.-The
gubernatorial contest bill passed the
State Senate to-day by vote OF Is to IA,
a strict party vote. IT provides for an
investigation of alleged frauds before a
Governor shall be inaugurated. Governor
Turney Will continue 10 hold over while
the investigation Is being made.
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Tl:ey May D.sb,nd.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. VI. c. A.
held a meeting yesterday morning. No
larry debated at some length as 10 whether
il would disband and try 10 organize IL
its place another auxiliary. composed %
young people. Nothing definite was de7
ciSaI
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sGIS ~ tNU.

so Magnifrer tOus. rita Given In Rich
mord br TIL Orgsnizaiio-.
Before a crowded house OF representa-
tive people John Phillip Sousa. the world
renowned band-master. with his aggrega-
ton OF splendid musicians. scored one OF
the most brilliant successes ever seen al
the Academy OF Music.
The audience was composed OF many OF
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Jackson Nav fright Mitchell.

LONDON. Jan. 22-Peter Jackson has
accepted Charley YIitchelPs challenge on
National sporting Club and the stake be
lOO1 pounds a side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. g. The
Treasury Department to-day lost si.G099
in gold: 81 10000 for export and $1,000
in exchange for United states notes,
leaving the gold reserve sl4ud az the
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A Child i,urnsi Ia ielth.

DREWRYVILI,E. VA. Jan. Especial.
Cora Hail. aga TWO years, daughter Of
Mr.. George Hail. while standing before
the fire. In the absence OF the mother,
who had gone for fuel. was badly burned.
After suffering twenty-four hours the
child died Sunday afternoon.
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Those dogs that were roped In by the
dog-cafchers. and which were not re-
deemed by sunset yesterday, were sent
TO a better world to settle their accounts.
About dozen CANNES we're hliel.
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4 plalsast Intartainnen..

At Grove-Ayenue Baptist church TO-
morrow evening at s O'Clock there VIII
be an entertainment. consisting OF reel
tations and music. followed by refresh
ments. The entertainment promises TO De
a delightful one In every particular.
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novrp DEL. Jan. 22--The ninth bal
Iot On rho senatorial contest wos taken
by the Legislature In JOINT session to-
dSv and resulted: Higgins. 10; Addicks:
g: Massey, ,; Wolcott tDem) 5; Tunnel
Dem-l, 1.
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Prrs,inn G Il ct Harmonious.

BERLIN, Jan. Fin the lower house
of the Prussian Diet to-day Chancellor
Count Won Hohenle referring TO the
statements recently by Herr Rich
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Ow,ng-to the lack OF a quorum there was
no meeting OF the Street Committee yes
terday eyening. The regular meeting WI
occur nsNt Tuesday evening at =. NJ
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AIrSTIN. TEX, Jan. 22.-vAt noon to-
day The Texas Legislature elected Horace
Chiffon DEM TO succeed Richard Coke
as United States senator.
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OBITUARY
ARTHUR NJ. FoRnfSTEH.

BOSTON, Jan. 22.--Arthur VI. Forester.
well known in Irish revolutionary circles
died to-day aged forty-four.
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slfication, the Turk could not prevent
 the story getting abroad; the light is
 smiling in through the crevices of his
 dungeon keep, too. Second--Replete as
 that story is with horror unsurpassed
 by the darkest ages of human cruelty,
 deeds of heroism and fortitude in 1t,
 too, rivaling the great epics of history,
 here a Christian pastor hacked to pieces on the roof of his church, there church
 filled with women and girls and Kept for
 days, the sport of a beastly soldlefy
 and then butchered till the blood flowed out the church door, and there woman
 leading women to take up the defense of fortress no longer possible to it's dead and dying garrison, and then, when all defense had become impossi- ble, leaping from it's parapets With her baby in her arms. With all this i'll the story, yet not single government in Christendom would have moved but for popular pressure. Oh, these politicians, our own America, America, represented in Turkey by Russian Jew-the Amer ican minister, a Russian by birth and a Jew by religion; would to heaven we could have for our statesman senator McPherson's cook and the butler of that true spirited southerner who when the president proposed to him Blount's mis- sion to Hawaii said he would send his negro servant. But the people were moved and, whether by press or church. es or mission boards, they started the investigation. Third-In whose name, by what authority, is the Turk called to account? What business of the United States is it, or Great Britain or the young czar? Once these countries would never have dreamed of undertake ing such thing unless they were them- selves directly and selfishly interested. By what right, in whose name, do they do 1t now? An, in Thy name, Oh Christ! Though we call it humanity, though we call it justice, though we call it what we will, it is in Thy name that makes our remonstrance legal. You cannot imagine old Assyria demonstrating with Pharaoh if he chose to kill every inhab- itant of the Nile valley. It is the teach ing of Jesus, the ever increasing spirit of the Christ, the ever widening sense of brotherhood in one who alone Is our Master, the improving recognition that all the kingdoms of the earth are but provinces of the Kingdom of heaven. It is not clannishness nor the spirit of the secret society that makes us ready to interfere for these Armenians. It is not because they are Christians, but be- cause we are Christians, and Christ has taught us that all men are brethren. MT. Gladstone is himself filled with the spirit of Christ I don't know whether the czar ever had a M. D. conversion or not: I don't know that he is even moral man, but the world Is so full of the spirit of Christ that the manhood in him stirs and he feels that these Armenians must not be left unfriended.
 How many a man among us, humane and kind, unconscious to whom he owes it that he is such goes unconscious of what the Gallilean is to him and his family. Oh, that they might know how much better and sweeter and more as- sured a thing it is to know Christ him. self and be known of Him.
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Rouou o- .roorHAcHr. 1nssa1, relief. roc.
Rough on Fits and Hysteria.

severer forms of nervous headache, hysterical and epileptic tendency, convu1sions, fits, de- lrium tremens, "j jim Jams" "horrors'" halg- lI9 fisstiT%Ri S s WELLS L1ItS IeTssv IST a cty or 'ieu