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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-27
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
BOTH ANXIOUS FOR The VOTE
Several Ohio Legislators Equally Con-
Cerned in Picking the Winner.
DRAMATIC Scene, EXP CTED TO-DAY
when 1t is said Bribery VIII BE Openly
Charged Against tho Hanna Forces.
Democrats Confident of the De
feat of the senator.

COLUMBUS. Jan. l0.-Senator Hanna
is believed To Dee short one vote OF cloc-
ton. The opposition is not sure of scy-
enty-three votes for any one man, as
against only y for Hanna. but they feel
confident off at least preventing Hauna's
election. Last night the Democratic
Steering Committee demanded of Mr..
Kurt that be furnish at least eight
anidavits Tonight from Republican mcm-
bors that tncy would stand with the
sixty-hve Democratic members in voting
against Hanna. Tho Democratic Steering
Committee reported to night that they
were satisfied. Representative Gayman.
chairman of tbc House Democratic
Steering Committee. went 500 flr as to
say uauno's defeat tomorrow was as-
surod
It has been agreed by % Conference
Committee that the bIliotIng in the two
houses will not begin until p T.. ~. zoe
morrow, and There may Doe several
changes I'm that time. THE real work of
the G1ht ON both sides .s being done toe
night Tho workers will not sleep now
until after the baloting begins There is
"a feeling among many of those oppo .ns
Hanna that If Doe is not defeated on the
first ballot or rather by the separate hal-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
GEN. WALKER SCORES One.
The U. S. Attorney For the Western
District Appointed.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER NAMES HIN.
Tho President Was Zoo slow and Ills Ser
vices Were Needcd-Judgc Thomas W.
Anderson the Nan-Mr. Munford Not
a Candidate-R Richmond Bills.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. lO.-spe-
ciaL-Owng TO the Presidents delay in
making the appointment in the office of
District Attorney. chief Justice Fuller to-
day nncd the vacancy by appointing
Judge Thomas NJ. Anderson. OF Wise coun-
ty and Assistant Attomcy-General Boyd
forwarded his commission tonight.
WANTED ~ DANVILLE.
Court began az Dsnyllle to-day. and
there was much business before II. Al
dcrson has been wired TO proceed at once
20 Danvllc and qualify.
The President viii send his name 20
the sepate this week. probably tomorrow.
Anderson was selected on the recon-
mcudaton of General Walker
Judge NaddHl is I'm the city. but leaves
for home in the morning.
b. B. MUNFORD.
Hon. T. B. Munford IS I'm Washington.
/ asked him II there was any truth in the
rumor that Dee would run for Congress
this year BE replied eSphatically that
Dee would not
The Committee on War Claims reported
favorabiy to-day Mr. Lambs bin FOR the
relief OF the estate Of Isaac Davenport
and othcrs.
The Richmond College bin will he re-
ported favorably tomorrow. 10 is said
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson is i'm the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
vOL.I2-NEW SERIES. NO. 292.

campaign Mr.. George +. Wasl purn ot
Boston. member OF the National TX
ecutive Committee OF tho Peoples party
issued am appeal urging that che Popuiis''
break away from the Democrats and con-
duct their dcht independently ne i'-
vored the national conference at N4sh-
vlne at which place thc Reorganization
Committee was created.
Last November thc Executive Commit
tee OF this committee met and adjourned
90 meet next Wednesday after resolving
Co issue O. can for q nJminatne conven-
ton 90 bc held next spring Tor The pur-
pose OF placing presidential candidate
n tine ncid
This has again aroused Mr. Nasnnuln'
who contcndcd that 81 NOMINATING con-
ycnuon is called by any other authority
than the National Committee &c would
mean national bolt and the organization
0f "a separate party.
AS a substitute for the proposed nomi-
Mating convention Mr. Washhum urges
that "a joint meeting of the two commit
tees referred to Doe held in The spring.
tho proposed nominating convention aban-
doncd and at this joint meeting plan
of action for tho party outlined and
adopted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Jan. l0-Spc-
c'Hl-'lhe Chesaptakc and Ohio steamship
Grccnbrier Captain Trnick arrived this
morning reporting having sighted the
barge Coal kins which was supposed 20
he lost sunday morning az 4. NJ about
l5O miles southeast of New York.
The crew wanted no assistance. bat
asked 10 Doe reported that "a tug might
hc sent Tor her.
The wind was northerly and the barge
WAS under sail heading northeast. iut
was making little or no hcadWay. The
bon the track 81 vessels that she might be
reported. The tug i.uckc. .bach. by which
tho barge WIS being t6Wed when She
Slipped her line December el.f las bcDn
searching for The missing craft in IN.
vicinity Of the Bcrnudds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

OF securing the success Of currency re-
form measure at the proper time.
secretary Gage is Ia accord with the
President. and the measures which he has
submitted In a bill to the Committee on
banking include the recommendations of
the President. and both are covered I'm
the comprehensive report OF the Monetary
Commission. This report pres nts rally
iug point for an sound money Influence 20
concentrate public opinion in one direc-
tion.
40 measure can reach Congress with
out The approval OF the Committee on
Banking and Currency and The rcsponsi-
tillty Will boz first upon Them.
80 far as your observation extends.
how do public men regard the commits
si0a's rcport?' Mr Peabody was asked.
"The report has been termed by many
Of those gentlemen The most com 1intc
treatise ever written upon our currency
problem and its recommendations to De
very wise.
"Tho report has created strong ard
favorable lmprce sion. j learned at the
headquarters of The commission that
many member of Congress who had aesi-
tatcl 90 commit thcmseivcs before the ape
poarancc of the report have cordially
come forward and given 80 their support
since it appeared. Tho report handles the
subject 500 sk.ufui'y, and in manner TO
give 500 liftie 00ense Goo different elements.
that Z think g. win obtain support for
the plan of the commission which would
rot have been given Tor plan of par
tis1n character.
"There is one feature OF the recon-
mcuGatf.ns of fhc commission which f0i-
..H|
discussed in conversation and in letters
jo the press This is ln regard tq the
redemption Of silver dollars and silver
certificates. The commission makes the
silver dollars cxchangeable for gold.
thereby putting both forms of metallic
currency upon an equal plane but they
avoid making the silver certificates %
serious charge upon the gold reserve be-
cause they do not require that they shall
he redeemed iu gold a man who has o.
silver certificate and desires gold can ob-
tain t bv first presenting his certificate
f1r the silver dollar which it represents
aud then presenting the silver dollar for
gold. Iut thcr. is considerable difference
between this process and Tho direct poe
d.mntiou Of silver certificates iu gold.
The oxnortinl houses would not
care 90 present silver certificates for
redemption iu silver coin and receive
nearly thirty tons of silver dollars n
order to obtain 70 million dollars iu gold.
which is the size of an ordinary export
order This is only one of many features
which think the commission have
handled with great ability and which /
think commend their plan to the careful
consideration of Congress and the people.
] believo that the popular demand for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
TENTILE WORKERs srBTEE
Cuts Made To- Several New England Nils.
Ioorns to ~top.

BURLINGTON VT. Jan. io.-S.xty
viewers and twenty-five cmdors % the
Queen city Cotton Minis struck to-day
because of thc reduction in their wages
amounting lo from IL to o per cent
PUTNAM. CONN. Jan. i0.-Thcrc went
ilt0 effect To-day at the extensive mills
or the Goevcnorsdale Company. manu-
facturcrs of cotton. out in waEcs az
fectinc about l.r00 ont of lhoo hands.
Jusl how great a cut is intended. the
workm.n themselves do not yet know.
Tine notices posted merely stating that
"a reduction would go into effect to-day.
Nearly al OF the hands are employed on
piece work. and the reduction viii prob
ably NOT Dee uniform.
10 IS thought that 20 will average about
N Urr cent.
MANCp ESTER y. H. Jan W.-on
February lst $50 looms in the Irinuns
lopartmput of the Manchester cotton
mills wu ho stopped ior ana indefinite
time. Tho cause assigned ie tne iali-
ius off m thc demand for print S"o1S'
Their. will also bee a reduction oi ten
por cent. n wages affecting about ~ per
cent. of the employee. on January -i'h'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

Us Ratification by The Senate SID q Mat
ter of Doubt.


WASHINGTON. Jan. l0.-In accordance
with his previous notice. Senator Ddvis.
oi ihc Senate Committee on Foreign Re
laton-. brought up the subject of thc
duuuc1ion of the Hawaiian annexation
treaty in the Senate to-day. liis motion
was made soon after The disposal of the
routine morning business and the remain
der OF the days session. except the time
given to confirmation OF nominations was
devoted to consideration of the question
as To- whether the treaty should Doe con-
sidcred in open session or behind closed
doors in executive session After b,-
bate of almost two hours upon this point
cn Informal vote was aiken, the ayes and
noes NOT being demanded. Tho decision
was overwhelmingly against an open ses-
sion
Senator Mason took advantage of thc
opportunity to make speech generally
AGAINST executive sessions. tie ANNOUNCED
his intention to support the motion for
an open session. and said thar helWouid
take advantage of AN such opening 90
exercise his influence 90 break down the
senatorial rule for secret sessions
Senator Davis announced h's purpose
to cali up the resolution again tomorrow
and press it as rapidly as possible. He
probably Will mako o. speech iu general
advocacy ot the treaty az tomorrow S
se.-l1n.
The anncyationists now claim 20 votes
for tl. treaty. lackine only one OF ihe
number to ratfv il On thc other hand.
che opposition >ay tH. ratlfors viii fam
sAor, from three lo five votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
rHE crRRENcY rRo8LEW.
Views Of Mr. Henry W. Peabody on tn"
Commissions Report.

Commissions Report.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. lo.-'l am
deepiv interested iu the progress OF none
tary reform. and deslrous OF prompt ace
ton by Congress.
This was the declaration of Pres ident
Mckinley 60 Nh HUry W. Peabody. oi
Boston who has been spending several
days here ior The promotion ol currency
reform. Nr. Peabody i- one of tnt dolce
gates az The Boston Chamber of Come
mcrcc to tho cony,nu0n of business n.
which mC0is m indianapolis iuis month
lo consider the report 0f thc Monetary
Comm. ssl0n 81. bias been careful. stn-
dent and frequent writer nu hn1uci ii
topics. and came to Nasniu-o on Ior the
purpose of presenting go ih. kepuDI n
leaders aud tho Massachusetts members
OF Congress the desires Of the business
men OF New England in regard to the
reform Of currency. Mr. Peabody has
bad fun talks with the President secre-
tary Gage. Speaker Reed nators Holr
and Lodge. Governor Diueley. Repros' Do
tativcs Walker. Moody and Lowering. ol
Massachusetts. ANA Eroslus, liill. Fowler.
Capron aud Mitchell. Of abe Banking
and Currency Committee. Most of these
conversations We're conhdcntial. but the
entire ground of the report Of The None
tary Commission and the probability OF
securing favorable action in both houses
OF Congress was carefully canyassod Mr.
Peabody said.
Il am greatly pleased hy the attitude
of the administration upon this important
subject of putting The currency upon a
stable bass The President IS heartily iu
favor ~ action and will exert his nhu-
ence, 50 f,,r rs Is prcp-r Tor thc purpose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
rhc Nder.gate,, Rongh Pa..sge

BRISTOL Jan. l0.-The British steamer
Aldcrseato Captain Rowland. which ar
rived here ON January .th. tiom Ne"-
port News. December 9th. 3. badly aain-
aged from gale which she encountered.
a heavy sea- caused her 10 labor and
strain heavily and she shipped a great
deal of water A door OF the wheel
house was burst open by the sea, ana the
biuacle lamps were washed cu. \ pot-
lion of the cargo b. damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

WASHINGTON. january i0.-fhe SEN
ate to-day confirmed these nonlna,'ol,S'
no he Consul Gencral-Jam's 9. Sow;
of Missouri at cape Town, ''P'
Good Hope.
b. Is. Bruce of the DlsiIi'l "i '''"'''-
ha. Register OF the Treasury.
4. r. Holton. United states attorney
Western District of North carolina,
81. q. Dockcry. United states marsna''
Eastern District OF North carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
wHoLESaLE BRIBERr CHARGE rs.
The Republican Indignation Meeting q
Mammoth inair.

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o..,,,ri,.u sfo.D ,.. , f,o fo o,t penroeon-
t,ti,.. otf. to ,ot.. for Hanna. Campbell
and otis hold fr.0ucnt meetings with
Hovce. who claimed to Doe representing j.
pi.rrennut sTorelu and others. who have
interest. in ohio
c,l,n,l c4nrtou and Eoorosentat tive
otis saw th.v determined FOO give Boyce
aH OBJ, latitude Doe wanted and set trap
90 catch him Ilollonbeck who W.
said to Doc the middlcman WAS also taken
into their council according 90 the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Nnrtn Cnrolinn Annolntmenr.

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Jan lo. .-spo,,
cial-lt was said Tonight nN 1n "hl,lai
ttrn In authority that Bernardo appoint
mont as United states district attorney
Tor thc Eastern district OF North Carolina
viii ta ecnt t0 thc Senate tomorrow.
ln this connection % is learned thai
Assistant Attorney -General BOYD had
rcthine whatever Co DO with Bernard
soIectIon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

Negotiations win European Countries
ONLY Temrornrily usprndrd

v NTIII ~ " : "'-''' IT 'I7'T'' ''77'7
dior had "a conference with President Nc
Kinley to-day upon the subject OF "bi-
mcteiHsm." BE said after the close of
the interview
"raa President stands firmly IN favor
az international bi-m sfallism as promised
~ the ST. Louis platform. He considers
the nfeotiatilus with the European pow
g-s only temporarily suspended on ac-
count of The peculiar condition " affairs
bon India and it is ihe President intention
to again send his enVoys 90 Europe as
soon as the conditions are favorable for
continuing negotiations.
Senator Chandler added the opinion
fh9t tho president is as earnestly in favor
of M-metaui~m-" u-e Of 10th metals
as standard money -as tbs Senator T.
himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Arrenmrnt llrachcl.

LONDON Jsn. N According 90 q spc-
.fIrI dleDlfcl f.0m shanghai DO is said that
the agreement between England. Japan
and Russia wlth respect to COrea involves
a restoration OF the status quo and the
Reinstatement Of McLedvy Brown as
chief rOmmi silner OF customs. with
Russian commissioner gt Grnrrn. the port
~ Bf3u4hton Bay. and Japanese COM
missioner at Fusan ln the extreme south
l-L.L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
prr.ldenilal POetmasirrs.

WhsHlNGTON. Jan. lo.-The follow
ins presidential postmasters were nomi-
mated to-day:
Virginia John B. kimberly Fortress
Monroe. Coorg. W. Parker. Smlthnold.
North Carolina william a.. Ormsby'
salem. Phillip T.. Lybrook. Mirston .
Iosaph y Martin. Tarboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

WASHINGTON. Jan D. -Messrs. Dit
tcphnfor. t.auterblch lal Lamburger.
counsel fOr Dr Cornelius Herr to-day
appeared before Solicitor Ponneli no the
State Department ana presented a claim
Tor Indemnity Boo the PUN or hFe million
dollars agliusf The French government
for IN alleged Illegal attempt 90 persc-
cute DR. Herr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

Legislature meets II is true that OHIO
has only one Senator for the past week.
Senators who have examined the pre-
Senator bv the Governor. as in The case
of Senator Hanna holds until the Legs
lature elects or adiOuns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

WASHINGTON. d. e., Jan. l0-Fore-
cast for Tuesday.
For Virginia Threatening weather
with light rain Tuesday night colder.
variable winds becoming north'rly
North Carolna-Rainy weather. war;
able winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

NEW YORK. Jan. l0-W +. Goerdez.
member of thf Consolidated stock aud
Petroleum Exchange OF ths city is ia
taIl tonight charged with having u at
temu 60 90 sWlndlc Tho hrm Ol Wiillan
lInwley o. Co. member Of the stock cX-
change. out Of ylsOJ b. Eclns OF a
WOrf HESS ohlc l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

LONDON Jan. i0 To-day the govern
mont invited tenders for India bills to the
amount 90 100000 pounds for the dis
cha RE az bills payable on the Zzd.
Tho stTlugeucy ln money ln INDIA Is 80
great it ls believed that gold shipments
Will be necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
n,Nnr OF THERMOMETERS.

The range OF the thermometer az The
Times office Yesterday was the following:
A. N. 80: II NJ. Al: Z. 81. ~: q
=. NJ. n . L. 81. ", l. M. - Aver
ase, 10 i-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
ASfDcASE
4 virginia Roy in fhe Tolls ofthc Law In
thn rif, % Nev York.

NEW YORK.. JAM lo-Georee Ward
whose father is said ,o have been % Cir-
cuu Judee in Virginia flr maay years,
was arrugned m the Police Court here
to-day charg with utierins iois
rbarks on Charles Broadway E0uss.
John Wauamaker. Rogers. Peet a. Co.,
ana other firms
AS none of thc c0mplaInants appeared
IN court thig morning Ward was remand
ed to ncad0uartnrs. Ills home Is said to
be Winchester Va. Ills grandfather is
George IS Ward, 81.
Young Ward is alleged TO have forged
his grandfather's name 90 check on
tho Ulion Bank OF Winchester, Va.
George ". Ward. Jr who is referred
10 above Is very youthful. being about
seventeen years old. lc is thc only son
of the late Judge George ". ward, ni
Abingdon who died last February.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

BOSTON. January lo-lntercsimg de-
velopmcnts are expected at the meeting
of the Reorganization Committee of the
p,ople's party which ie go Doe hold ai ST.
Touie January i2th Members OF The Na-
fi.nal Committee and other prominent
l.adcrs of 'hc parity VIII also ho present
This meeting fF aH oIigfOWh of the
Nashville oonfcrO - held aft February
Shortly afteI the close Of the national
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

/ lots tomorrow that he Will not Dee d.
ieated at Ill. These anu-Ilauna workers
/ say they had majority of five against
Hanna when they exposed their strength
in organizing the LEGISLATURE last Mon
I day, and if hey come down tO majority
OF only One against Hanna tomorrow the
coalition may not hold together for
another day.
MAY BE A SILVERITE.
While thc opposition stiil insists on
/ Kurtz as thc candidate against Hanna.
| set they say that Bushnell Kurtz. or amy
other one viii Dee dropped ls soon as &C. is
/ demonstrated that he cannot secure ail
OF thc votes VI either the lnu-ll1uu1 Re-
pubiicaus
While thc mass convention OF One Rc-
I puhuCans this evening was the largest
and most Indignantly enthusiastic asa
somhldse eyer known iu This State. the
l doubtful Republican members of The L.c-
islature did not sca 90 or feel u. They
| were clos ly anl literally entertained ig
the opposition at the Gre4t Southern
/ Hotel during the afternoon and they are
/ there tonight Representatives. Manuel
{ Gr.f.th Snidcr and others age having the
undivided and constant attention OF the
other s.do. There ar. lt times Lively scenes
when Hanna workers invade the room
! ~ The opposition al tfc Great southern
/ Hotel and ALSO when tne hu-ters for
! the opposition com, to thr Sol House
after some al the doubtful mb rs or
! Oh .ir frcrd- There is Tonight doubt
also about tho fnal vote of some of
/ those 0n whom both -ides have boon doc
uendIn-
TRYING TO PICK THE WINNER
with tne result depending upon one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
LIEUTENANT PEARY'S PERIL,
Bis Thrilling Tale Of Hardship and
Discovery ChaTmiIgly Told.
4 LARGE AUDIENCE ENTERTAINED

AsHc Took Them Across the Ice Fields
aud Clacicrs Of the uncNpiored He
gions Of the Arctic-To Make An
other Enort 20 Reach tho Pole.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Is lIANNA sENArOR9

Although tho uncxpired senatorial term
of Senator sherman ended March Z. lNtl
Senator Hanna was appointed last March
10 serve only till The Legislature met .n
January. lsHN as the Governors appoint
under the law can serve only until the