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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

He Says awe Are the state Democracy
MiI Prnnnrc To- EnIi for silver.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-An evening
paper publishes am article on the political
position Of Senator TiIman. in which 10
says that since his speech in the Senate
Tihman has received numerous letters
from numerous Democrats. asking him 10
state his position. otherwise his actions
would Dee Of great harm TO the party.
Tn reply 80 one of these Senator Tillman
writes as follows:
~ have your letter of February 9Th, and
appreciate very much your words of COM
mendaton. Ina order TO preserve The unity
Of the white democracy of South Caro-
lima. we cannot act ON your suggestions
not 20 send delegates TO the con, ention at
Chicago. We have already captured the
state democracy. We are The State democ-
racy and must go tO Chicago as such. pre-
pared TO holt lf need he. and ally ourselves
with the fr.c-silvor men of the West II
would Dee a fa al blundcr not 10 send dele
gates 10 The national Democratic Con-
Vention. and would only Doe putting it In
the hands of our gold-bug enemies.
"lf the national convention does not
adopt platform 90 suit ms and put man
on above suspicion as to his loyalty, we
can then leave the party, bat not before
The effort of every TRUE friend OF silver
and financial reform should he directed 10
having our State Democratic convention
composed soldly OF men Of their way OF
thinking so as to have it act as unit
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Nnronn nlLL Nor ooAshNE
His Government Cannot Suffer interfer-
ence with Its Internal Affairs.

PRETORIA. Feb. 13-The States Cour-
rieut publishes "a dispatch from Actns
Secretary Of STATE Van BOsonclen 10
Sir J8cODus a. Dewet. the British agent,
at Pretoria. acknowledging The receipt Of
telegram from Mi. Chamberlain, the
British Colonial Secretary, containing e
summary OF the dispatch recently by Mr.
Chamberlain 90 Sir Hercules Robinson,
Governor OF Cape Colony, and British
Commissioner of South Africa. Is hich dis
patch was printed few days ago an the
p Ondon Gazette, In his dispatch TO Mr..
Chamberlain. he hoped that despite the
publication OF his dispatch 10 Gov
ern0r Robinson by the Gazette, President
Kruger would keep an open mind until
the dispatch should be received
Johnker BOscoinen in his COMMUNICATION
70 The i,.-- agent says that siad dS
president Kruger might bee 10 accede
90 the request 10 mas been by anticipation
made impossible 10y the publication OF
the dispatch in the Gazette.
lie continues. 'Ihe condition OF af-
fairs has been rendered very diHcul3
and The Government is obliged 20 remark
that II cannot suffer Interference with
its internal affairs. however well inten-
TONED such interference may be- 1T is
also to publish this Stale's Corrient
The dispatch concludes. THE efforts
hitherto employed by the Government to
obtain The ultimate establishment of a
good understanding between the republic
ana Great Britain in q moderate and
peaceful manner Will he involved iu great
difficulty TO The great danger of peace and
order. not only of the republic. but of the
whole Of South Africa, by again exciting
and disturbing the minds of The inhaDl-
tants.'
JOHANNESBURG. Feb. 13.-The Om-
cial Journal publishes an advertisement
inviting the men who acted as special
cOnstah.cs during the recent crisis here
TO join a. volunteer corps.
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A NEGRO's IMPERTiNEyCE
Punished With an Axe HandIe-t Double
Mafrforr.

tDENTON, y. C., Feb ESPECIAL.
Yesterday evening three young ladies' OF
Edenton were walking down Main street
and negro by the name Of John Luton
passed them and remarked 10 them as he
passed that they looked sweet enough to
bite Not being satisfied with this, he
turned back and followed them TO the
Bay View Hotel. and after the ladies
had entered the ladies sitting-rOCm he
stuck his head IN at the window and
smiled at them several times.
one of the young ladies', Miss Bond
daughter Of Mr. John G. Bond, hard
ware merchanD. informed her father OF
what had occurred. Mr. Bond became so
ncensed at the insult that he met the
negro on the street and gave him several
severe blows on the head with an axe
handle. innicting wounds that had TO he
sewed up by Dr. Mcmillan.
The negroes showed Il fooi deal OF feel
ing last night over ihc matter. and there
was fear Of trouble, but everything -
serene this morning.
Yesterday morning, Ia 81. Martins
church. Hamilton. y. G.. at o'clock.
Messrs +. H. and W. r. Gladstone were
married respectively 90 Misses Aiollie and
Cattle ClOmsn. daughters OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. B. CiOman. Rev. W. j. Smith
officiating After the marriage the bridal
marty drove TO Goose Nest and took the y
o'clock train for Richmond and other
cities North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
ALABAMA STEEL WORKS.
TWO SUCCESSFUL HEITS AT the
GREIT FOR1 FAME Pint.
The Entire Works VIII Probably be start
ed up-wxatA mems for Alabama.
New southern Industries

BALTIMORE, ND. Feb. ia special
dispatch 20 the Manufacturers Record
states that tho steel works al Fort Payn,e
Ala. built several years ago at cost
of SaNnH, but never put into operation,
started ND experimentaNy 4aesday. Two
heats were made successfully using Basic
iron. Produced at Birmingham fgrnaces.
If experimental operations are success
fui the entire plant will he started up
sufficient working capital having been
provided. The su 'tss OF this plant Viii
mean "a FUN .teiJpmenf uf fhe steel
making pOssihilites or Alabama.
eHHW cotton Nil company viii hLld
a mill at oxford. Ala. MiuedceyluD lee
ports a p.OrO spindle mill. mill. now un-
ger construction az tdstOnia viii have
l.Nn sulnlies. MaKhall, ~ c. will build
"a thousand spindle mill. rhfls iolphia pe0-
pie have purchased iron llt GRASS works
daily capacity of '0 barrels. ana "a 5o.-
DN-hush Del elevator Hill be buill at Texas
city, Tex. by Illinois Investors.
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK.
A S-5wn lumber plant at St Francis
AK, "a i-'-baffel iieur mill at JOncsborO,
Afk-, "a 'h-ion ice factory at Pensacola.
"a knitting mill af Athens. Ca. "a 4O-barrei
flour mill .n Kentucky. "a $4,000 electric
works company at New Orleans. a SO
~" cottou-seed oil mill at Barncsville
=. g., NiHpuO 0utffIInI company at
boldsWaite. Tex. organized bv Kansas
people 100000 wharf and warehouse
company al Norfolk
\ general survey OF the entire business
situation of the Soulh shows remark
amy favorable outlook. Manufacturing
enterprises are being organized bv local
and outside people. THE movement of
western grain and provisions through
southern ports. instead of through eastern
ports. as formerly. is assuming VERY large
proportions and iHdicdu0us point to a
rapid Advancement of the souths for
cigu trade. The tendency OF railroad
building of trade in This. and of ponula-
ton, are aii souihTard. indicating very
material and widespread changes during
The next few years
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WINSTON y. c.. Feb. lS.-Win and
Jesse Stewart brothers got into a dispute
Ina the western part OF The county To-
dav over Il game OF cards. Ihe latter
stabbed the former to icaih with a
knife. re- has not been arrested.
White CANS visited the home OF Rufus
Woodruff. I'm wilkes county, Tuesday
night After breaking the door down
they fired their pistols IN the house, car
Ned Woodruff out, and beat him unmer-
cinlly with switches. Thcy ilen made
him run and hred at him AS he went
Oft
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The Dismissal Of the Alexandria Excise
Law Condemned.

FAIRFAX G. H.. VA, Feb. i3.-sge-
iai.-pistrict Lodge. No. Is. /. .. q. T.,
comprising Fairfax, Alexandra. and
Prince William counties, met al falls
church Friday. The meeting Was call
ed TO order by j. ID. Payne, district tenn
plar. About 10 members were present,
nearly every lodge being represented.
Impressive memorial services were con-
Quoted in memory Of Mrs. Sarah T..
Hawxhurst and appropriate resolutions
were adopted
A resolution was adopted condt mining
the action of the General Assembly in
dismissing the bill for the repeal OF the
excise law for Alexandria county.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: J. D. Payne. district
templar. Miss Mary j. Sagar, district
Vice-templar: j II. Garrettson. district
secretary job Hawxhurst, district treas
urer: j. W. Walker. district past tenn
piar w. IL. Hatch, district counsellor:
Rev. W G. Shippen. district chaplin.
q. r. DanOldsOn. district marshal. Mis-
Emma Collins, district deputy mar
shal: Eugene ShreVe. district guard, ).
J. Sangster, district sentinel, Miss Eta
Bowman. district assistant secretary, Mrs.
Libbic Stats district superintendent ju-
Nfnlle templars.
The next session will be held at Fair
tax Courthouse, I'm May.
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1 MOrnER no rnE REscrE.
\ Negro Attempts Assault or SiN-Ycar.
old Child.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. l2.-Special.-
A negro man. Ed Marshall has been
convicted of murder iu the second degree
at Campbell Courthouse, and sentenced
TO the State penitenuary for eighteen
years Marshall. i'm attempting TO shoot
his adversary iu row at a church meet
ing at Evington. about twenty miles south
of this city. shot and instantly killed his
friend.
negro man 10y the name of Edmund
Spinner was arrested m Bedford county
to-day. charged with attempting 90 assault
the siX-ycar-Old daughter OF Dr S. j. GIN.
who resides about eight miles from Big
Island The mother Mrs Gil, heard the
screams of the child. and fastening to the
scene. frightened the negro off. Spin-
uer's arrest was effected hy Constable
Canuady The negro is now i'm jail at Bed
ford city.
% is stated that there is considerable
excitement in the county in The ucighb0r-
hood of Dr. Gills home
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DEIILs ~ rHE SDilNA,S CREW
The sailors Tested in Emergency Move
mcnts 4 Torpcdo.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. IA
Special.-The little tWo-year-oM daughter
of Air. and Mrs. Solomon FoxweI. who
reside near Morrison. i'm warwick. was
fatally burned yesterday afternoon.
The crew of the l4ttIeship Indiana
carried through q number of naval drills.
have been preparing for their inspection.
about tAe 1sth. Yesterday they We're
including Arm and away preparing 10
attacking fort. and ABANDON ship. "
which is given when the vessel is I'm a
sinking condition. This embraces the
launching of small boats. gathering up
of provisions, arms. clothing. and other
effects. with dispatch
X is reported that s. torpedo was launch
cd yesterday which weighed about $50
pounds and sent ont several miles. hut
nothing definite as to The result Of the
test can De- learned.
The following yep has been adopted by
the crew OF the lli .arr
'Nno are we.
BOYS OF the sea.
Are We in it3
Guess we are.
Indiana. Rah. rah. rahi
The body of horse which became
frightened and jumped from the wharf
az FERGUSON Wharf several days ago,
drilted ashore here yesterday afternoon.
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The Trial at Clinton y. g., OF Dr. +.
Cooper ana Reddin Butler. charged wt,
conspiracy and larceny in The robbery OF
the southern Express Company al Rose
borO. y c.. OF $3.50. ended Wedres iay
night with the a.Iuitial of the defen-
dants =. ". Gurr the eNO-eas agent.
who turned States evidence was al-
mtted TO bail in the sum of $500 10 ap-
sWer az the next term OF court 10 the
charge of conspiracy ana larceny.
The trdl began last Monday, and oc-
cuuied the entire time OF the court There
was e strong array OF able lawyers on
hnIh silns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
HOUSE OPPOSES FREE SILVER
NOn- Concurrence ln The Senate Amend
nsnt Recommended.
DEMOCRATS DIVIDE On SOUND HONEY
About Thirty Republicans Favor Silver
Senate Passes Biil to Incorporate
ihe society Of the Daughters Of
The American Revolution,


WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Aftcr nearly
fo,o r..lts az almost continuous debate.
..,...-...,... d.. ,.,...,,,i,,,,.
'"o '' '''.
oi tAa whole. uy vote oi 1" 70 ~ rec
0mmlu1el tQ, The House proper nom
concurrence i'm the Senate frce-coinagc
........... a.. .h. tr.,.s, ,.u ,ro,tdine
'.' '' ''' "''''
additional revenue Tor the 'oFtinnent
fhc ISSUE of bonds tO protect and main
t.f. r.. .of4 r,..~,e and iii. safe of
......
treasury ''iuN'"''7 10 H'''1 ""P'i" "''
deficiencies in revenue.
As nearly as could lo indeed about
r.... ....,.... ......,
'-"'' 0'
against ms senate f"DS'ii"1'' ana lne
ii, '-'o, o' 81 ,,,,
."" s.. i"' 'N'.. 'r"'' .'' w W '''
'o ""'"'' 'o''
~. t'' ''.''.''.'' lo.9'l.''.' ''-''
"N.".' o' ''o '" M
"-o .'' i"'''4 '''. ' w.
"nl'hLlN'N were iO', nl N"i 'ou7 . 49,.
h3 "i. LoNb NN'f"uhe"Hl' "+ nun
TO coin the product OF the mines OF tHt
ln.lei States u} ohly lo To sI.
by AIT. hrumm thepnnhcanl' OF felh-
tytan'a. lioFlaine lhal whenever 'ht
tomm'i iM ratio oi the Two mtiais aiia''
vary irom the coinage ratio, ihe stlsIloI-
a-r enal ne telathet ny iue foN'i"-
ment-s5 to go.
1887 AFR. Towne QtepubhcaW. or Mime
sofa, committing the United States TO
fne FREQ coinage Of silver at the ratio
ol 1912 fo whenever Germany and
Trauce open their mints for the same
uuruo-r-fE fo --
AFR Dmeiey. chairman OF the Committee
Uu WAYS and Means announced that to-
fnorrow Sir. Crisp would speak in favor
of coucurring iu the Senate substitute.
members OF the Ways and Means COM
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RALEIGH. n. c.. Feb. l3-Mr. pioda,
the Swiss minister TO the United States.
writes that he viii visit Newherne y. g.,
the last week OF this month 10 present
Nag which is the gift of the city of
Beme, Switzerland after which NcWbernc
is named The City Council met Tonight
and arranged a prorramme.
Newberne was settled by Swiss colo
uists at whose head was Baron DEE Graf
fenreid. and there will be reunion Of the
latter's descendants, many of whom live
in this state.
Several descendants OF De Grahenreid
also live in Washington.
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NEW YORK. Teb l3-The first batch Of
new fours just sold by the government
arrived al the suh-treasury in this city.
and win DE distributed on Monday. 1t
Is understood thar the bonds secured by
the Morgan syndicate have all been placed
i'm The neighhorhOod Of 10 The fours list
ed al the stock Exchange sold ar lls and
ii6 IL. The trading at the board was
again on a heavy scale, round amounts
changing hands. seller twenty days"
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Inthe Senate


THE fee-ship hill. to encourage Ameli-
can .nfupnr. was reported back ad-
,.r-.lv from tine Committee ON Com
n,.r.. and was indefinitely postponed.
lm making Jaoksou's birthday "a
le..f noHdar was introduced hy Mr..
IIu r..rnrraD of New York and re-
49,. ...,I... I.lirIarv Committee.
f.tl.r d.riarinr Alonzo r.
e. - t f.,.a assistant doorkoeucr.
t.,....l ratlor of Ohio. assistant
I..rt..uer QDas taken uu. and agreed to.
40 Tho request of AFR. Daniel the House
hu to incorporate tne Nauonal Aoci,l>
Ol Daughters of the American htN"i"ii"l
was taken from tne calendar anu p"7S'I
with "a feW amendments h lhe way oi
names of lady lnDofpoidloir.
resolution oI Mr. Alien a. op"li1 ID
Of Nebraska. caIlne ON tne interior l''
uarfm.ur for great mass ol lhlofha-
fion touching the past history and present
STATUS of tNc tui0u idciuc hdliIudu
Company. gave rIse To- some ol7cussion'
and was eventually modified $50 a- u"
instruct ne Pacific Railroad Committee
fo furnish tine Information. ana tna'
committee was also authorized 10 exam
iue the Witnesses that come h.lo'r
under oath. that point b'lhI "isi.''' vi
hr Air. Morgan Wh" i'i'il ,N 'o D'
1f.rffnef.u by name as one whose s'h'e-
lnnts Doc desired 10 have made under
thc sncuty ol an oath.
Tle urgent deficiency hlL carr illhb "p-
Groprauons to the amount oI ""oN'
sfNDrH was passed.
Mr. Teller having asked to have fhr
Military Academy bin taken nap. Mr
sherman suggested That the chairman
of the Finance Committee. Mr. Morrill,
who was NOT present. desired 10 have
th- iouse tarh bhi. with the ifec-colh."He
iiier. taken up and made the unfinished
business.
CUBAN RESOLUTIONS.
,t. can ,.oina.s tbe Senate that ho
al ,.,.,i,oons consent on TUESDAY last
' ...of,tfons in relation to cuba
..-' d.. ,.l,.,, ,l,, after the urgent de
frf ana ha asked that that
l.'''s ,..,.. carried ONT This
''r ..-- ....,.,r..l 10 take senators bv
,o nne had any recollection
80 -.. ..,.r nrrqneemcnt. A reference
"' ''' ...i.,,,} p,eo,4 confirmed
'r.,i,. .ls.er,enf and Mr.. Aiorean's
,,..i.,n r.soirfion was laid before. the
Senate. Just then Mr.. Morrill, came 10
Ni. scat aua moved that the House tariff
im be- taken up. The yeas and nays
,..re demanded on that motion. and be-
'.. ,.t.eo f,e motion was defeated-ycas
ef na,s ~ a. follows:
VS. ,1...r. Aldrich. Allison Brown.
c.mrror cisrk cuiiom. FRYE Hawley.
iioar. Al.,n1in mitchell (ore). morrill,.
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OBlTt AIRY.


Mr. J. Archer Roberts. son Of Mr. John
A. Roberts. OF Clifton Forge Va. died
al $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday al the resi-
dence Of his uncle. Mr. Il. r. Roberts,
in this city.
The funeral took place yesterday from
the residence Of Mr.. Roberts. lOg south
Third street. and the interment was made
in Hollywood
The deceased was a nephew of Mr.
George n Roberts. who died Monday ia
ChaTlatta.
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.NoRrH rom DIscOrERED.


81. PLTERsBURG. Feb ia dis
patch from lrkutsk. Siberia. says a ST.
lofian trader. named kOuchnaret, act
iue bon The capacity of agent for l)r. Nan
SEN th- Arctic explorer has Informed De
Project of kolymsk that he has received
information that Nanstu has reached the
North Pole. where he found land, ana
that hc i- now On his way back.
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1 RETOLT ~ SEOTL.
several Onicors Murdered-rhe Crown
Prince sheltered by Russian Minister.


YOKOHAIA. Feb. l3-Dispatches from
Seoul. capital of torea, say that "a revolt
took place there on February 5th, during
which the Prime Minister and several
other officers We're murdered. The crown
prince was compelled 10 take refuge in
the Rus ian legation where he is now
being shelte-ed. The King has ordered
that all of the Corean ministers De- killed.
Tic Russian legation is being guarded
by a force Of 200 Russian sailors and ma
rincs
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SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. lS.'-Thc Amer
ican Line steamer Paris. New YORK. Feb
ruary 5th. sunk Tho local steamer Her
Majesty while docking here this after.
noon. A. the Paris swung round. her
ruddsr struck the smaller vessel, send
ing hrr TO the bottom. The Paris sus-
tanned no damage. All on board zer
Majesty were saved.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON. u. C. Feb

WASHINGTON. u. c., Feb. l3.-Fcrs-
cast for Friday:
For Virginia. North and South Carolina:
Fair. colder. n0rthwesterly winds.
The storm central In Arkansas We'd
nesday evening has moved Northeast
with great rapidi;y, being new central
Ia Western Massachusetts. An area OF
high pressure II developing In the South
west and "A similar area mas moved from
Western Canada into North Dakota. The
temperature is higher on the Atlantic
coast and In the lake regions. Clearing
weather IL indicated fo Friday IN New
England and Eastern New York, With
lower temperature. Fair and deei,iedis
colder weather will prevail In the Middle
and south Atlantic States and the East
GOlf states.
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POCAHONTAs. VA, Feb. ls.-spec.ai.-
In a row at the Norfolk ana Western
depot tonight George Graves shot ana
killed Len Iiartsock and wounded Ella
CanadaY Graves made his escape agd
has not yet been captured,
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FATE OF The TARIFF BILL.
The Silver Republicans viii No. Let II
Pass The SanGte.
MIJOR OTEY MAKES HIS MAIDEN SPEECH
senator PETER TO Investigate Bond sales
An Amendment to the Urgency Dell
cheney Bin in Favor of the Rich
mond Locomotive Works.

a.. ,srio biu while not
OF ldN'"7 'P ,t.....s a. is nouev-
! fnal ln any sense Il"''",N'' 30
| ed. the Ultimate fate OF ihe m'A7N'
rrb. etivfr mon have determined thti
| ,u .t.n ,o4 mace the genafc. for
| 'l' p'i '""'' NV -tt.... .,....,tl
! fear. they say, That the fieai'''"'
rermit h 10 become Jaw. This supposi-
| ,.tt.,i.- sheurd. hut
| loh u.s. OF course ''. ''f ,..,..t ~,
/ tine silver htIphite. i"l' 49, t,rtr
takke ID ca't,.ees. rgs ,o,t "ttcS NAV hold
th.. tbrcgt of mo- tarin legislation without
/ ,ention and force some concessions to
! eilvor ir tIo Repubncan platform
| If may safely De- assumed that the four
| silver leaders. Dubois. Telle- carter ADD
! Mantle win be found voting against tn'
bUl Whenever if D. called up FOR fnni
/ action. The opulists also placed them
| selves uu1u record iu opposition To- ih"
measure. butler Jones, and PETER voting
| Stewart. klIc. ana Alien were absent
| from thC cnamhcr when the vote was
taken. OF .hey would dountiese have Fol-
J ed with INC crs of uiel party.
THE VOTE s. Sl klklSE.
| Tho majority ty which the silver hih
! was defeated in the House mis- afternoon
/ was so much larger than mad been anllcl-
| are dinaycd ana the sound-money men
| con- cslcldu aly Juhiiant. AS there was
| no rOll-cah 10 d. impOss Die 10 tell eA-
I
No,,e
| re,nrleI for Silver bn,y.,.- ~an.. from
| fhe Democratic sine I'm tb. tir0iri, dele
/ patiCn. Eenreeentatives Tucker and 'rnr-
/ uer ala rct vote al nm AN thr other
/ members of the delepaflou preseut voted
| u laVof 1f fne Senate Glitter substitute
| for fho Iol-e hond KIN
! DttHua fh, urot.rees of fhe debate. uu-
! der the fse-uiuufe rnlo mis- afternoon
! ReDresfufativn Svareor rn.sd. . s..o..h
! adv0caffun froa coinqgs a,,t clqinrirlg rs
! 1ll -iSel mon DO fbat i~,. coina.s, slo1e
| can remedy existing evils ia ,i. 0ra.lf faI
! oCntflert and {udnsfriaI world
| Major OTEy,S ArArDpN- epFrl,rr
| ''
80, ei'ies, i1.,, asN, 'teN msl1en aper.n ma
| ,oo,,,i1i wv ''V..' -. 'itolil e9 i'ei htAl
/ members vbr af-endeJ ih. ri,bt '..s-i. p,
! and bv crowded galleries
| Mr.. Ot,v made n fc~r.f,-i nfa4a,te.i,i,
! Of tbe 4,irer eaee. 'llt lft III tt. -fi-..,
| men failed utterly TO ascrihe either he
! exact causes of existing evils or the
/ proper remedies to bee aunlflf
| Mr. Otey declared that he bad made
\ a patient search for IRE Iuth. and Dad
! concluded, as q plain business man and
| q laymau d. the matter of finance. that
/ the remedy for present evils is "the
| restoration of our silver moroy 20 lts
| vont.d nl4ce I'm our binletallic eFsf0fo Do
Mr. Oiev gave some interesting sfatis-
/ tbs. and recitad number of historical
| facts showing the 0rigin of fhe silver dol-
! lar. both in this country and abroad. and
gradually aDpr0acned The art of lsf3.
which be said. was passed because very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
RANGE OK .yNERMuMErGa.

FolIew'as q rsngs OF he Tier.
. A. NJ. 81; NJ. IS: y. NJ. %:
p. NJ. 60: 9LP. H.. IS; midnIght =
AverN9e. 3l Id
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Committee TO inquire respecting the al
legged invasion OF American markets and
the menace offered TO American manu-
featuring Industries by the products Of
cheap Oriental labor and 10 determine
what IS tho cause Of such menace, and
what means should be adopted TO pre-
vent injury TO domestic producers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

->lter a short executive session the
eNe. at $40, adjourned till Monday
exA
ln Executive session the Senate con-
rmed bhe nominations of j. l.. FUlcher
o be postmaster at Waynesboro, Ga.