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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

The People Have More Cause Of Complnii {
Than Their Fathers Had.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 29.-ChaI-
man Walker Of the House Committee on
Banking and Currency. Is firm behev-
CT In the neeo Of financial legislation. Iie
uuts il next 10 the need for taIln leslsld-
lion. the people demand reflsou curl
cy laws Ae contends. and " their ue-
MauQs arc net respected Mf. Malht4 90
poets TO see the dQNlil14 dtiyA 4NE"A'"e--
at the tallUt-bON.
one asked MI. walker who IS husi-
mes. man of ~ OrCestef, ana mas Stif ga 4li
every DoIgIcss slI Ce the flIlcih, e. ..--
oay. ll le REGARDED immediate iesisiatiOh
OF financial anc bonklns Qle7uoHs as I'M
r0ffaut. and be replied tAat as ON OF
every 100 OF the plain people do iAls ce lli-
try would he benefited l0l loie Moic ~
wise and conservative legislation on lHe
tariff that should furnish ample revenue
o. pay the current expense oI iAe gov
eminent. and the claims due private clll-
zeus and 10 pay on tLltCd states bonuS
in the near future than ny ie-l7ia llon "a
financial ana banking questions. prONiucd
such "a tariff law as has been lnulcalel
shall be enacted.
"sut the people Of the South and North
west" said Mr. Walker. have I'' lui4
more cause for complaint against the gov
eminent on account Oi tie Inaueiai alll
q. nix evils than their fathers idl Do lty
for declaTing themselves indepen1fnl q
"Furthermore. there are % men among
the plain people Who believe Llai lits
are suffering from oppressive lhahclai B
and banking conditions. where l.tie Dr.
one man who lays the trouble 20 lht
tariff Therefore. 81 the incoming aulAlh-
i-tratlor. fud Congress cu1cts me wise
tariff legislation that human ingenuity
can devise. and does not proceed tNlnt o4-
atoly 10 correct the financial ana p-htins
evils. that administration VIII De horlcu
from power with as much emphaslr as
has attended the condemnation oi any aus
mlnistration in this country. IAe next
House viii Doe i'm CverWheimlns oIpo7i
ton 10 the Republicans. ana ihtie VIII hol
Doe enough electoral votes DO lHy iof hc-
luhnCans 90 pay for counting.
''Thc peCule are as much in earnest 10
have the banking and tnanci1i AFFAIRS on
the government stfaiehtenod out as th'l
ever were ca amy question that mas Deeh
presented % them.
'rhs recent numerous bank ialiuit4' .al .
Walker thinks ere absolutely lnntptluthl
OF any uClitc1l considerations. INey
have resulted. pc says. from the VOCATION
Of sound lanfing principles. ana must
have occurred in any event in the near
future. IIc says there has never he'h d
time since the government was or-dhl1e ID
when prosperity depended -o mn.h lpoA
wise Confessional LEGISLATION as TO-DAY
I'rfces 70 is in mcdiHtolv bad. ic fninfs
two wears hence business VIII hr more
depressed thar 70 has been az any time
during the last three years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

LOUISVILLE. ky, Dec. .4-Gov. Brad
lty has nos yCt said when lc WlI can an
extra session OF the kentucky Lcsls-l-
ture. There is now a possibility that lne
fear expressed bog many Republicans ln
urslng the scsslOU-tAat the NcvlDlican
majority would ie broken IL tie scssll %
Was delayed 100 lOAs-Wll bee realized.
The Republicans have seventy members
iu The joint session. This Is just enough
10 elect. and not one man can he spared.
Iut Senator A. H. james OF Muhienhurs
county. ras been lying dangerously iil az
his home fOr three weeks. iiis plF>l-
clans say that he has heart disease. ANA
that death may come az any moment
Ills loss would mean the delay OF an
election until meeting OF The next Leg
islature and as the indications are that
thls wu le silver Democratic. the Ke-
publiCans win have then let slip an OPP
porfuuity that cannot return Tor many
wears. The only chance then would be 10
mite with fhc geld Democratic members.
These 70 a man are working for the eicc-
ZION of John q. Carlisle They w!il prob
ally refuse ia vote for any Republican.
10 unles. the members OF Tie latter party
are willing 70 elect the Secretary or the
Treasury. there seems TO DC 40 man On
whom they can unite.
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DIX. GuILrM cHANGEs AGAIN.
LIT the Episcopal Church to Become a
Hapfisi-Now Goc. racs.

. ,,....t, ., fse,c,,,, m
Lrii 'he Hp'''"p'.
bapnsi-N"" ''.-
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Ihe HeF. ~. -
Cvuvm. who. 10 viii lie remembered.
,-....t.. , t.o..r.at,s rr.t around his ears
"'o-7--' ...
by declaring at "a poliiic"I N,,'lN- d. l."
days before the ei,.''o- '"", i'
Bryan Woiid Dee ele.lt'' i.I ,--'.- .'.' .
sermon as l"7 'o4 o- ''-l -'i'
Baptist ch4ich SUNDAY eFtil.'-.
Mr. Gwllym placed DDS it ieNAiioH D'
fore his nock monlh ago. pug "..lo .. W.
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THE POPE HAS FAITH
~ the ULTIHdTE TRIUMPH OF
JHE PAPACY, m SAYS.
Has Received Many Oaers Of Aid-oueoec
Excited over Mandainent Issued
BY Bishops-The onence-

ROME. Dec 9g-The Pope To-Day s-'1
a, ardienoe 10 a body representing the
oil IontlG.lal army. lie made al a1aie-S
~ the representatives. in which, al'-l
speaking OF the services rendered by 'ne
army. be declared that the papacy "ou'u
finally triumph lie added thAt Ac Nau
received offers from Canada. Ireland ana
et.svhcre from people who were ready
g. hasten TO tie defence OF the pap4cy.
r. hoped the moment would soon come
when be would see himself -lrrounoe,al
anew by sons as faithful ana as 90.
beloved as those which had compri-el '-o
Pcntllcal army.
QUEBEC EXCITED
MONTREAL. Dec. -. The mana''ile,,s ~
issued bv the Roman Catn1Ac Di--oP7 "a
Quebec. fOrDiddlug faithful CalDo''.2
..sub@crile Tor, read, circulate. or 49,.
wise encourage the new spaper' j. '--e ~
.ft.iiisheJ ia Quebec city, dnlrf peln ol
tef-o denri,ed OF the benefits OF the
Cbgrch.' has created intense excitement
tnrourlout the province, and IS dcno4nce4
j., strong terms by the Liberal tlench
and English papers Mr racdud, plD-
fisher OF the condemned paper, WILL il ls
understood. take an action for t3.yly dam
asos against each of the bishops who
eI.,ned th. ruandamcnt. and "a number OF
prominent men here have eNpressed tlelr
Willingness 10 subscribe toward carrying
the case 10 the prvy Council II neces-
sary. ....,.....e.
PRESS COMMENTS.
La petr.e. % Liberal French paper pub
Ished iu this city. says'
"It IS Mr. Tacaud who was struck, olt
N. I4luer Who was alm'd ~. II l'
I,Ilecteur which is assassinafcd, but IN
tie hope that fhe point OF the dasgeI'
after having killed Pacaud, VIII stflke
th. first Minister of Canada in vital
spot The execution OF L.Electcur at
Quebec is and can be only the beginning
OF ID STRUGGLING TO the death with the
Government al ottawa
Mt pacaud says DE viii cease the pub
lection OF his paper and appeal from the
condemnation of The bishops 70 the 10
man Court
The Toronto Globe. in a leading edi-
tor.al. to-day says.
'"rhe matter ls not one which concerns
Trench Canadians and Catholics lone,
the maintenance of the rights and iber-
ties is matter which interests us al.
and which demands the crayest conSdera-
ti0a Of every citizen ~ Canada
THE OFFENCE.
The offence OF L'E.ectcur consisted in
publishing a pamphlet written by Mr.
DAVID uphO.dlng the doetrne Of the sue
prcmacy of the State in state affairs,
and denying the right ol the church 90
dictate 20 electors how they shall vote
upon such "a question as THAI Of the res-
t0ration OF separate scl0os ir Manitoba
ACCIITS THE CHALLENGE.
Mayor H. Heauerand. editor Of ia PAT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

The Be..e mer steel Association viii Make
Another Tnort Next week.

NEW YORK, Dec. Z9.-The members OF
the American Bessemer Steel Association,
better known as the billet pool, after
many vain Efforts 10 effect "a PERMANENT
organization ana make IA ironclad agree
meut DO not seem 10 be oisheaT tened. ana
they intend 10 make another attempt
next week. A meeting Will be held at the
Holland House uoxt Monday. a proml-
ueuL member Of tne ASSOCIATION now IN
this city said to-day.
we nave made good headway so far.
we have au a4recneut that ls concise ana
comprehensive ana the only Mtch IS over
tlc sellnl price, which is left open. The
main questions 10 bc discussed at this
coming meeting are the adjustment OF
price and also the adoption OF some
method tor the protection of rail men
The trouble has been that son- Of the
prominent firms that ought 10 be IN the
association ere inclined 10 balk. The last
committee appointed 20 draw up an agree
ment could not come 10 any conclusion,
but 10 is now advised that the committee
he enlarged. AND that The agreement be-
made more elastic, and this is likely TO
be done"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

LONDON. Dec -9.-Mr. Gladstone cele-
brItc4 his eighty seventh birthday at
IaW arden 20 Gay surrounded by his fam
ily. There vas the usual demonstration
By the villagers ia honor II the occasion.
consisting oil TiTgInE Of church bells and
the assignment OF deputatlOns 10 proceed
&c tho castle and congratulate the ven-
cradle statesman. Throughout the day
there was al enormous fiow OF congrltu-
latory telcgrg ms into the castle from an
parts OF tho United Kingdom the United
States and the Continent
Among these who sent messages u cen
gratulatlon 10 Mr.. Gladstone were the
Prince and Princess OF Wales. Sir VII
liam Vernon Harcourt. who. II l. general
ly conceded. viii he recognized as the
leader of the Liberal party. and Baroness
d. Roihsctids.
Mr.. Cladstone is enjoying good health.
and this Afternoon he went out for =
walk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

MOBILE. ALA. Lee 29.-'rhe Southern
Educational Society met here tO-nignt
in annual meeting at Princes Theatre.
There are some 800 members present
and the session VIII fast two days. The
session opened at s o'clock with am add
dress OF welcome by lion. ~. a.. CLARK,
president Of tho Board OF Education.
Mobile. followed by addresses hy Mayor
&. J.. Lavottl and Joseph D.. Johnson.
The response was by Hon. George j..
Ramsay of clinton. Ia.
President Phillips n birmingham, then
read the annual address 10 the associa-
ton and the proceedings closed with
an address hy Richard g.. Jones. IL. D.,
president OF the University of Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Secrotary
Of Wan Lament has ordered tle corps Of
cadets of fle United States Military
Academy % West Point fO proceed TO
Washington at the proper time tO particle
pate u L.e inaugural ceremonies W the
Iltuf-tlfCt.
Itlsals0 understood that SCI afary Here
bert VIII order out tle cadets ol fue Naval
Academy 0l Washington af fIe same
time The two corps WIN probably Dee
Qlarfercl in the State. War and Navy
building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

French and Italian Dragomsns Nay At
tend the Trial ofa Priest
LONDON. Dec. 29-Advices from Con-
stantinopie show that the protest OF the
French and Italian Ambassadors against
the exclusion OF their dragomans from
the trial OF 1iezehar Bey has been 81
fcct,ye. Mezehar Bey IS being tried by
"a military court al Msrash for the mur-
der or Father Salvatore. an Italian priest
who was killed in a convent al Aenikeie
in 1856 When the trial began the Court
declined TO permit the dragomSus OF tho
French and Gtal an embassies 10 attend
the s.ttings The dragomans protested
against this decision and referred TIE
matter TO their respective embassies.
which. in turn. made representations TO
the Porte insisting upon the admission
OF the dragomans. To-day the Porte no
titled the Ambassadors that the demand
had teon granted. and the dragomans
viii now watch The case 20 see that no
juggling with the evidence exists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

BUDAPEST Dec. 29.-Janos RICO the
Hungarian Gypsy musician, tud ,At 1T iu-
co-e de- D.ralau-Cnuar, formerly MISS
Clara Ward. of Detroit who 'ec.htly
eloped from Paris. have arrived mere;
Ttsir presence iu thc cify hiie aMah -ne a
the lveliest curiosity. and people OF an
classes made all sorts oi Efforts To soc
the couple.
The contrast between tho two IS great.
Tie0. Who is about tlIty-nNe years oi
age. looks like the ordinary Gypsy he Is.
Ills complex i0r is swartAy, and bis com
mon ancestry is plainly attcsted IN DIS
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alner. and lLe Nage Que.tlon.

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec 20-Thc State
Miners Convention adopted "a resolution
this afternoon declaring that they would
not accept less than seventy cents per
ton-the old scale for lsJl-and that they
would not enter again into an annual
agreement with the operators 70 stand
hv any wage scale. because the opera
tors never lived up TO such agreements
anyhow. Tho whole wage question will
be decided however, hy the National
Miners Convention. which meets here
next month
The following officers were elected.
President. ". IL. Farms New Straits
Vile. Vice-Prcsldent W. IT, Hopkins,
Murray city. Socretary-Ireasuref, 1. l..
Lewis Bridgeport.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dec. 2a.-Thrce
more victims oi Sundays wreck of the
birmingham Mineral railroad al Cahaba
river bridge have been recovered from the
debris Two remnants were Identified
as Ar and Airs. Ilbhs. of Adeer. and
the third. Airs. GlcadaI of Helena A
fvc-year old son of Mrs. Gleadau is stll
missing The remnants Of two grown
people are a- get un.leltlol. The in-
lured with tho exception OF Irs. bryson.
Of Biolton. VIII recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

TOLEDO o.. Dec. Z1-It is announced
here that fte sugar combination proposes
Duplicating the Ncol-ou plant at au east
e.u point probably Boston 0r fhladel-
Thii Tla purpose ~ this move ls 20
meet Artrckie on DIS own camping
ground It ia understood that "a large
sugar factory and warehouse now idle.
which i- owned ly the combination. viii
De utilized. and that Mools0n name.
brands. ffc.. used. 10 is also said that
there VIII De further reduction Ct one-
ha-f cent uer pound in the price OF Wool
son COlrf.
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Oenernl Lee az The P.Ince.

HAVANA. Dec. z9.-Unitod States Con-
sul-Genfral fitzhu4h Lee and family and
Congress smau-clcct Robbins and wife pai1
g. visit 10 The palace est,rday. where AIR.
Springer. the vice cCnsul-sencraL intro
d4Ced them % the Marquis OF Ahumala
tie acting Capimn-1eueraL The latter
showed The visitors through the BAH Of
portraits. the Caufain-cencral reception
han and the interior of the palace The
whole party left much pleased with the
Marquis Of Ahumall's c0ralallty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 9.-Fires Will
he lighted on Thursday .n Furnace "a
OF the Maryland Steel Company at Spar
row Point giving employment 10 about
oll hundred and llty men Who have been
idle since September. It is expected tlat
t.e IumleI VIII Lc increased 10 5l0 within
two weeks. or as soon as the steel nils
can be started up. Indications are that
the entire plant viii he in fun blast be-
fore spring Swing work 70 nearly three
I..------. I-..-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

LONDON Dee. 21-Tho steamer West
hau Captain Morgan from Baltimore.
which arrived nt Hamburg Dec. 9th.
Was in collision with fhe Norwegian bark
Caroline. Captain Nae. from savannah.
November gfn. for Hamburg. The dam
AGE sustained hy the Westhall is as yet
unknown The foreeear of the Caroline
was carried away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

MADRID Dec. 25.-An emphatic SEMI
Official denial Is given 20 The statements
Cabied here as coming from Washington
that Secretary Oiney and senOr Dupuy
DE Lone had practically terminated
their negotiations on the cuban question
and detailing the extent u the reforms
that Spain would grant Cuba under .ae
guarantee or the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

AUGUSTA. GA. Dec. 2o-At meet
ing OF the promoters OF the Warren
Manufacturing Company. of Aiken juno
ton. S g.. near Augusta, the following
directors were elected.
George T. Lombard. q. =. Robbie. Al
,,,.t.. a. ~ Davis. Graniteyile. s. c.
~ NJ smith Whaley. Columbia, > O.
Arthur s Walls. Boston. Mass.
The company viii erect @ioJ1 spindie
cotton min and Use steam power.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

WASHINGTON Dec. I.-Commc -
Jan. 18th ucXt the Atlantic Doasl .-'',. I'm.
v-Iff laein tna tenth season on their NeW
york ana Florida special solid iain
l.fUron Eastern cities and FLORIDA
10 Will leave New York daily. except
sunday at ago P. 81. arrive in Charles
ton fi.50 a. NJ. Savannah. 2.05 y. NJ
Jacksonville. C.e0 T.. NJ. -. Augustine
--f1 H. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

Arr3T-RN. Me. Dec. pa petition for
receiver for The American Trust cnd
Banking Company has been hi-d. de
rector says.
"'rhe money is coming in in slch
amounts that we are cucour1s o. 10 INNS
our doors can again he orene1 for hn.i
ness The company has' htile hoiroMtn
r,rrv and the directors believe thIt
western investu cnts viii prove all right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

LONDON. Dec. pa dispatch from
Madrid SAYS The London Chronicle s
statement lhat there Is reason FOR be-
lief that Spain has sounded The French
Foreign once In regard 20 Cuba IN an
anti-Amcrican sense, ls officially denie.s
there being absolutely 10 foundation Tor
the statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

MADRID. Dec. 29.-Advices from Ma
Mia show that Dr. hisal. "a prominent
resident has been sentenced 70 death for
fomentiug rebellion. Tie VIII be probably
shot On his trial. which was before a
court-martiai. Dr. Hi-al admitted that be
was the author Of the constitution or tho
Philippine League. the object Of which
was revolutionary. hut says Doe had taken
10 active part in the rebellion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

LOUISVILLE. ALA. Dec. pa ter
rible wreck occurred on Tie E4fala and
O..rF road fIIs morning. iu which En-
eineer Charles +. Higgins was killed
C.tr.eht and The froman Mr. Woods,
received very painful injuries iu his des-
f,erate leap for life. The wreck was
caused hr tne axle on the front truck
Of the engine breaking. The passengers
on board were not injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

SUFFOLK. VA. Dec. 99.-Special-W.
Petit trading az Suffolk supply Com
panv made an assignment to-day 20
&. II. Causey Jr.. trustee. Assets, $500,
liabilities $500.
a Baker. hardware merchant. as
sirned to-day 70 II. r. Rawles, trustee.
Ass.iA- $4,000. l.abiliL.e-- sS.-VV
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-weather
forecast for Wednesday
Virrinia-Fair. with increasing cloudi-
ness. warmer In Northern portion:
southerly 20 westerly winds,
North CarOnna-Partly cloudy, proba-
hlv light showers on the coast; north
c..tnrlv winds.
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n do 81 no matter what the outcome 81
the political issue now at stake lie saie
the place was killing him. ana ne SVut1 So....
not anCrd 10 stay in until what H1.i. H1'
health he has is lost Governor hIIe'es
wrote Major Mckinley seNefai "echs 49, 49,
fhlt fhe pro1ideut-efect had nc once
in his gift which he bradley wouiu
accent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

NEW YORK. Dec. 2a.-The Southern
railway reports for November gross earn
ings OF 81 ssfl7s. a decrease of S28.i65: ex-
penses and ta2cs 81 06l SO. decrease. fllo-
G0f Net earnings. t22 tsS. decrease. 3S2
Ifi. n ON July lst 20 November 30th. gross.
8 13s 73i. decrease. sfi2 70. Expenses and
taxes. f1f22722 decrease. S2f5f ff. net
earnings. s27is07i: decrease. y7es22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

Newark. sd, Plunged Into Darkness by
the Burning ofau Electric Plant.

y n '''''T
The Burning ofau Electric Plant.
NEWARK. y. J.. Dec. 2s.-The regular
and reserve sections q the Peoples Eiec-
tric Light and Power Company's plant. 90
CRY Dock River street. and the Iass.ae
,ircr were destroyed by FIRE early this
cv,flnc. plungug the city into darkness,
which may not be relieved for several
davs. The entire plant is wrecked Inir-
ty-seven dynamos ranging in value iisn
$3.50 10 $3.50 each, were consumed.
Leo Camp. foreman OF the regular
DYNAMO room was at The switchboard
wien "A shot Of flame came through from
the outside. This passed over Camps
hands, burning him severely. In an IN
slant every wire il iAe plant va :
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n nl.mencenn Recnrerlnr

PARIS. Dec. 29.-La Patrle announces
thar illness OF 81. Eugene Clemenceau,
the French politician. reported yrster-
fav is bv no means serious. He mas
had an attack OF hepatic cOhc. but Is
rapidly recovering ana expects 10 re-
suiue his active duties m q lew days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

LONDON. Dec 29-The statement made
Yesterday that the entire hull Of the
American Line steamer ST. Paul below a
certain level must Doe rcriveted. and that
other rerairs 20 the vessel are imperative,
g. denied iy tho managers ~ tn Amcri-
can Line. who assert that the ship VIII
merely urde go the customary half yearly
Overhaulirr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

dition n Mrs Henry Ward Beccher. who
fsu and fractured her hi0 here "A few
davs ago. remains critical She has sus-
taincd a severe shock and her recovery
b. now considered doubtful Relatives of
Mrs Beeeher have been summoned here
I'm Niaw " hnr falllng condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

AUGUSTA, GA. Dec AT a meet
inr of the directors OK the Georgia
railroad here to-day 90 was determined
20 oppose the application Tor a receiver
Shin rn.la hv stakeholder owing nye
sraros in the case OF the Atlanta and
Nest Point Railroad Company
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Disastrous Cyclone.

MELBOURNE. Dec 2s-A cyciore
thar passed over "a section cl New South
Wales demolished Nevrrflro. II is re-
rorted that there were "a large number
Il casualties. but as the storm ae-
sfr0ved The ~ graph nnes 10 is imp01-
sibio 20 get any details.
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ASteaner Lost

sANTANDEE. Dec 29-The Spanish
steamer Carranza, Captain MARITIME. mas
foundered In the Bay OF biscay of this
uCrt. Size carried a crew OF twenty-five
men. twenty OF whom we're drowned.
Two succeeded IN saving themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

NEW YORK. Dee. 29.-Isaac Fucker.
convicted OF being fire bug. was sem
fenced this morning IN the Supreme Court
b. Justice Fursman 10 Imprisonment for
s. years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec 29-The President
to-day amended the civil service rules
so AS 10 include in this service all en-
ulrvees OF government rcnifcntinrles IN
the United States who are subject 10 clas-
.fFartfrm
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LONDON. Dec. 24.-The Chronicles Per
liz. correspondent telegraphs that Chancel-
Tor Won Hohenl0he viii shortly submit
10 the Bundesrath a measure that pre-
sumahiv aims af checking emigration from
agrarian districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

BOMBAY. Dec 29.-The health author
ties report that during the past forty
slght hours there nave been ~ now
cases ~ buSonic plague and 80 deaths
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RANGE OF TnnRMoaErER.

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