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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
As srKoNG As IRON:

Some OF the stock jobbers have been
irving for the past several weeks 90 get
%, a, "aeh, money" scare and by way
of bearing the market" have been pre-
dieting exports of gold. Mr.. Horace
White. worid-rcnoVned hnancicr. is not
disturbed by such reports. My opin-
,on." saws De "Is that We are IN a situa-
ton not only TO retain our gold. but TO
draw considerable from Europe This fab.
bv reason OF our large export Of surplus
cereals" In reply 10 the suggestion that
foreign bankers appear to be raising dis
counts iu order to retain gold there be
said that they could not avoid paying for
breadsuffs which they take from this
country. As 10 the rate Of discount. be
remarked that that was really antoma-
rc "When you speak Of the Bank Of
England raising the rate o. discount" De
explained. "you mean hat the rate %
discount raises itself and the Bank OF
England takes cognizance OF st.. but the
Bank of England cannot raise the rate
OF its own voliton, nor can it put IL
down"
In short Mr. white means 20 say that
an such things are governed by The Jaws
of trade and the conditions are now an in
our favor.
lie says that the business outlook IS
very good indeed. and that DE has never
known trade conditions 90 De So healthy.
He thinks that the prospects Of perma-
nency are for three years. He does NOT
believe. as we have already sail That
there win Doe any difficulty whatever ia
getting money necessary TO move the
crops of The West
This We thiuk. is the reasonable view.
Money SIS not so plentiful for speculation
as it was a while ago. but that is because
so much of st IS being absorbed in The ar-
uylties of trade. Bm Chat is one Of ,h.
healhicst signs OF The times
The business situation ls as strong ae
iron and iron is as strong nguratvely as
fl IS physically.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

anything else VIII be tolerated for a mo.
ment Every white man must heartily
accept that as fact. ana no negro can
Doe permitted TO raise q question about It,.
10 maintain this state Of affairs there
must OF course Dee the most pprcmptory
assertion OF white authority. While the
negro accepts the white authority without
a demur he IS safe and protected. But
u be intmates question about that by
either word or decd he has made case
FOR lynch law. We ar, not defending this
state OF a0n~s. We are only stating b.
as It Is clearly seen 20 exist from Mr.
walker letter
The Italians settled at Taflulah and.
instead of Identifying themselves with The
whites. they accepted mn association with
the negroes. when that came 90 De am
asccrtaIucd fact 20 was necessarily only
question OF time and opportunity when
the catastrophe would occur. A petty
minority ruling a great majority by force
and arms could not tolerate the smallest
detection in its own ranks. That detection
had 10 be stamped out remorselcssly the
moment It was seen to exist.
The case has brought into tho most
glazing light that social order which an
wise men could see must necessarily
arise when the negroes were made citi-
zeus and given the power Of suffrage en
bloc. Ii reavcals a state Of affairs which
makes every patriot shuddcr. But what
is 90 De- done about it2 We may condemn
lynchIne MS we please. and yet there is
not white man OF AngIo-saxon blood
I'm these United states who would not be
ON the side Of the white men of Madison
Parish II 70 were his misfortune TO live
there it Us an awful state Of affairs. bug
,he responsibility Tor n rests upon the
Republican party Of Tho North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
SOUTHERN NOTES.

The State Of Georgia has recently hor-
rowcd 10000 in New York at j per
cent.
Tho special session Of the Legislature
called 10y the Governor for the purpose
Of passing the water. sewerage and
drainage act for the city of New Orleans.
and TO prepare the constitutional amend
meut for submission at thc next State
election. convened ~ Baton Rouge yes
tcrday
Mr.. Irwin B. Tedeman. OF Savannah:
has secured conclusive proof or the value
OF Georgia sugar for refining purposes.
Mr. Wedoman received from New York
the report of am analysis made for him
of a samfsc of Georgia sugar A. has
been claimed. the analysis shows that
the Georgia sugar is of high grade.
containing high percentage OF sac
scharuo matter.
General F1tzhugh Lee should he made
Goveruor-Geueral of cuba. for no one.
not even General Leonard wood knows
the entire island as we'll as NE does
Birmingham Agc-Horald.
w. y Crouch. a weil-known young
man OF Florence. $. O.. has been arrested
Tor stealing letter from Wm. Il. Edsby
10 Miss Minnie Lee Werts Crouch cone
fesscd and said thai he loved me girl
better than anything n the world and
couldn't stand il for EdsDy TO Visit ner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
ME. ALrGELD DENIES.

Several days ago Sc was given out from
Chicago that Hon. John r. Altsell had
said iu IN interview that Doc would not
make the next Democratic platform ton
heavy with 1G 20 declaration. and that
ne did not believe that DEE would mention
the ratio AT an
IN reply Mr. Alteeld prints the follow
ing I'm the Chicago nterOcoan.
$50 much Of what uurports to DO am in-
terview with me published iu the Chicago
Record of This morning a- makes me saw
that the party might weaken ON the sub
iect of the ratio. or that tle ratio mislt
DE eliminated or r,i-eatel to the back
ground. is 600 Internal DE-. There IS abso-
lutely no excuse for the publication OF
such a statement
JOHN p. ALTGELD"
our readers viii recall that we were
suspicious of that alleged interview from
the first. We had DO reason 10 doubt
that Mr. Auseld bad made such decla-
ration but 80 was s) utterly at variance
with the previous declaration ON this SUBJ
ject. that We expressed fear of Altceld
bearing gifts We said Thar Mr.. Altgeld
would never take a step backward and
that If me had abandoned rs to it was
in the interest Of some more advanced
step in the line OF cheap money
Strangely enough Mr. Augeld i'm his
further comments on the Record inter
view uses our Identical words in defining
his position. "But there can Doe no weak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1890.
AroLrowER or JEFFERSON.

The independent Democratic movement
in Kentucky is led by the Hon. John
Young Brown. Who Is conceded 20 Dee not
only a man Of affairs. but a good Demo-
crat and a man Of the highest character
Inc party organs concede that much 10
him and Il Is rarely that we have seen
such nigh oncomiums bestowed by the
opposition upon any public man. In his
late speech before the Lexington confer
once. Mr. Brown said.
! nave fought the battles Of Democracy
with the grandfather of some Of the
men who are here to-day. ] have fought
them with the fathers Of some OF the
men here to-day. and for long years.
shoulder 20 shoulder. 1 have been in line
with the old gray-headed men who are
now prcsent here. Where SIS The man
who can say that I'm AN that fifty years
/ have ever failed or faltered2 do you
call me bolter now do you cali me
renegade? When / mt my voice. when
I take in my hand the constitutions of
my country, State and national when 1
M, NJ the history OF kentucky and the
history 81 Democracy. and am animated
by all of its teachings. because ] won't
bow my neck 20 the usurpatOn of the
Louisville COnventi0n-dO YOU say that
clouds my character. or reflects upon the
integrity OF my purpose? 10 IS foui
accusation, and 1 repel st.
These are the noble sentiments cf a
statesman and show that Mr.. Brown de-
serves all the good things that have
been said about him. This declaration Of
independence IN a day OF machine poll
tics and partlsanry IS refreshing. There
is much 20 be said I'm behalf Of party
organization and party loyalty. but there
4 higher duty than duty 10 party.
Thomas jefferson was a typical Democrat
and believed in the rule OF the majority.
Yet Thomas jefferson. II we may believe
MS own words was unwilling TO surren-
der mis- conscience into the Keep1ng OF
any party. 81 never submitted the whole
system Of my opinions" said he in let
TOT 20 a friend. "to the creed of any party
of men whatever. I'm religion, in philoso-
rhy. On politics. or I'm anything else where
, was capable Of thinking for myself.
SUCH au addiction is the last DEGRADATION
or a free and moral agent. If ] could
not go 70 heaven but with party
would not go there at an"
what Thomas Jefferson said upon this
occasion SIS in substance the same as the
declaration which Mr.. Brown OF Ken
mcRv. made before the Lexington con-
ference. In the heat Of the contest OF
1856 many harsh u.sgs were said OF
those Democrats who refused TO support
the Chicago platform and ticket All the
maiedictious which the intense partisans
could conceive were heaDcd uDon the
Democrats ln revolt. but a mans q man
for a. that. and now that the war is
over now when Democrats who stood by
thc Chicago platform have cooled down
ana taken calm retrospect. all who are
far-mindcd. from Mr. Bryan down are
much more tolerant and are disposed 20
concede sincerity. at least, 10 the gold
Democrats in their revolt From almost
every quarter there is concInatory
spirit and to-day the prospect IS brighter
than ever before OF a reunited Democracy
IN 1870
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Her Sweetheart.

Tho man / love? Wen, rather small,
(But stature doesn't count at auD
He's n dear.
Hair as golden as The sun;
Fair as you c'er looked upon;
Eyes OF blue. and ruiz OK fun,
And good cheer.
He's the only man / know
Who can touch my heartstrings so
Tenderly,
When he's with me AN is bright.
Every shadow turns % light;
IL he's absent lies blight
Then, 10 me.
Strange 10 say ] love him best
when in oyeralls he's dressed,
For his play;
I am just a. proud ~ him
II his purse Is rather slim.
For he's sweet. and neat, and trim
Every day
Hes the idol Of my heart.
tAnd my secret I'll impart
Just for fund
In my love he holds high rank.
Without him earth would be blank.
He's two years old: his name is Frank
He's my son.
Colorado Springs Gazette.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
) Baltimore Sun says:

The Baltimore Sun says:
"Our Republican contemporaries are
greatly displeased with the platform Of
the Maryland Democrats because IL does
not advocate free coinage OF silver al 1g
TO l. Not one word. the New York
Sun complains. about the principal issue
which the Democracy has IN keeping %
Indeed the Republicans everywhere can
not conceal their anxiety for the Demo-
Gratis TO make the race IN 1900 on the plat
form Of 1896. They feel that with free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
Ordercd 90 Norfolk.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-The Bureau
Of Construction Of the Navy Department
has ordered the work Of Quitting the
converted yachts Wasp, Frolic and
Dorothea TO proceed at the Norfolk
navy-yard. The Bureau OF Navigation
believes that these small vessels can be
advantageously employed In survey anG
coast work. which has heretofore been
done by vessels Of Il much larger type.
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torted this person. warmly. "Luzon Is
as large as Ohio. and everybody knows
ohio Is the whole thing with US! Yes,
sir"
As FOR the other. he was silonced. al
though. perhaps. not convinced.-Detroit
Journal
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years Of age but IS still strong healthy
woman. -
BARTIIOLDrs STATUE ACCEPTED
Bartholdrs group statute Of Washinsion
and lafayette. which Charles Broao""s
Rouss Will present to the city, mas o'ch
accepted 10y the Municipal Arr Coinmis-
sion and will be- placed az the conJuhc
ton Of Alornngside Esplanade ana Man
haitian avenue. The statute arrived from
France some months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
POOR DETTINA.

Bettina Glrard. who was arrested inc
other day for lntOXlcadOn as mentioned
In this correspondence yesterday, was ar
ralgned 30 jefferson Market Police Court
this morning with many other women
and those who saw her say that there
was Uiile difference between her appear
ance and that OF the other women who
sat in the dock with her.
Tho woll modulatod voice Of tho act
ross. however. and the polite manner
which she learned under the parental
roof still remain.
Magistrate Cornell held Bcttna Girard
IN $500 bail for her good behavior for
three months. In default Of q bondsman
she went TO BlackwelTs Island
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

Lawyer-Weu. you have at last decided
10 take nay advice and pay this bin Of
minc2
CNent-N-e-s.
Lawyer-Nery we'll, William just add
$40 20 Mr. Smiths bill for further advice
Boston Traveller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

"If ] Thought my health could stand
the climate I should have enlisted for SER
vice .n the Philippines long ago. DO love
adventure"
''Huh, why don't YOU go 10 Cleveland
and get a job as O. motorman?'-l Indian
apolis Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
Expansion

why" Numbered the opponent OF ex-
pansion, don't we tackle somebody o: our
sizc?"
Fortunately. the administration man
was something Of a casuist.
That's just what We arc doingw re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
Iiv fhe Sad Sea Waves.

Mabcl-Charloy Sands and 1 arc playing
war.
Elhel-playing war?
Mabcl-Yes. While We remain at the sea-
shore ne has promised 20 be my coast de-
fense.-Ohio State Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

"Love." she sighed. sis immortal
Don't you believe IT," he responded.
'Ny FIRST wife killed 81 In week once
when she attempted 20 do her own house
work."-Chicago Times Herald.
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Direct and Reflex.

Don't you get any rest In summer,
Jcrry2'
Eyes. a whole month-we 20 away two
weeks ana our janltor goes away two
eks."-ChicagO Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
4 way Has.

Coal is said TO be stiH going up. But
does anyone remember when coal was
not moving i'm that direction?-Chicago
Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

Lady Randolph Churchill could write
for her new magazine an interesting ar
ticle on "Thc Men TO Whom I've Been
Engaged"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

They are going to have a glove trust.
Now there's a trust in which everybody
may get = hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

The Atlanta Constitution announces
that it has opened a handsome Office in
London. Isn't that plutocrauc?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

Persons who buy things ON the install
ment plan find chat easy payments are
sometimes the hardest 20 make-ChicaGo
Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
THE LYNCHlNG AT TALLULAH.
Peculiar Conditions of Society i'm Mad
ieun Parish, Ia.

WIS large number of people IN town
from the surrounding country. summoned
as witnesses, jurors, and suitors before
the court.
Ialiulah contained 1--WE italian residents.
iht3 We're above the average In intell
6once and pr0gressivcuess. and were fair
~ Wcil-tO-dO. Landing originally at New
orleans they had worked their way up
70 Ficksburg. and thence had moved to
laIlulah, where they were doing a good
business IN fruit vegetables and poultry
having four small stores i'm the town.
1here were two other Italians In Madi
SON. with "a store 10 Milikens Bend. on
tHc mississippi. several miles away. These
seven constituted the entire italian col
/ ony or Madison. there were no women or
{ chidicu An were from tine little town
OF 'eialu. Sicily. and all save one were
/ relatives. The Tanuah colony consisted
or Frank. Joe and Charles he lata,
( brothers "a cousin. Rosario tiducia (gcn-
orally known as "si' DefrcchD, and Clio
( Nanni Cerario. AT Au'kcns Bend lived
I the Defines. cousins of the DE Fattas. All
/ or inc Italians spoke English, had adopt
ei me American dress and habits and
were DESTROYS of becoming American ciu-
1els' and D. is claimed that three Lad
/ ben na,HrHzad
Next to Frank De Fatta's store lived
I 't...'H' l'I 'A''''-' anu it'' i'fti
/ IAN neiehb0r had been on the best OF
/ terms. Tho Doctor bad attended Do Fat
'' "n'H SICK. and the Italian seemed To
} appreciate DIS kiudnes. and would not
T a-i'N MIN io pay for fruit afterward.
+ i-'li'rly some goats belonging 20 DE Fatta
/ ol-iNI DEED br Hodge by running up and
/ oo"h ms porch at night. After several
F complaints, which received no attention
.", "'.''I snot one OF lne Offending
H'"''' - rata was much excited 10y
( '"ir DUO. he matter was smo9thcd over.
" Pc" tie Doctor was returning home
on ""il gun, as ne was passing iu front OF
."7 STORES OF Joe and Charles Ir tatta
y. was surprised to see thar.c7 rush ou
MN ana eapp.e with h.m. Dr. Hodge,
VINO is very powerful man. Knocked the
t.eifah d'"h with ca blow OF uis fist. and
lien hll Dim ON fhe head with "a pistol
used as "a club. Joe joe Tatta. standing lu
DIS store. -lw the lght and .eizsI gun.
. The Doctor fired his pistol. and Joe re-
piled with both barrels of the sun. the
eHpt Siff.ue the Doctor fn Che stomach.
The shot did not penetrate flr and the
Doctor found uu difficulty 200 walking %
bis Office. DE declared the wound not
dangerous and 10 was $50 DIAGNOSED bv
Ncksbur- doctor
The noise 0f The shooting brought q
crowd 90 the seem. Aronq those who
came were the other Italians CARRYING
guns Whatever th.f- intention may have
been. They did nothing.
The crowd from The oourf. bouee how
ever was excited and threatening. and
the news circulated that the .Uleoe."
had assaseinatcI pr. Hodge. There were
cries of ~Lyneh Them and fbe Italians
seeing the danger. ned. Trrank de- raffa
Giovanni Ce-arfo. and Rosario rvdr.fa
made mo- resistance Tbo, v.oro rron,n-i,.
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Good Haul.

L0ny-Dld YOU land any fish while You
were out on the bay with Jack this morn
ing?
Dolly-No; but ! landed the fsherman.-
Philadelphia North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
The Murderer Of Mrs. KrOnman
Makes a Confession.
Mr.. WHITNEY OUT OF POLITICS.
The Suns Wight With the Printers
A Mysterious Picturc-Astor May
Hold His Real Estate-Salvini
May Revisit America.

ID
49,. r,.,,,or,tic candidate
op'"''N "s W ''0 go. 800,
for president 10 l#l ne Iepli'o '-''-
| ONT ~ ,oiittos and did not care 20 DC
.,,.. .,,hioot
-, ,,,,errpy
ANU iihN MD l'i'I-i'
Mrs Annie Kronman Who was lounu D"
t.,. t,,.,,,,. .., uoef Tbirtv-Gfth street and
........,.i ,,.,., .-rucl, down by
VINO 10 was sNfp'' -.
! robbers. died yesterday "i'-'"' '''7
reclaimed consciousness ana the mystery
of her death is unsoivod. Nathan Kron-
.. to. bn.band who discovered the
49,. ...r..,.,d anil WAS
.'iu'e mas s.1'..'... ,.,,.s,, untu to-day.
ne'u as " ,,..i t..,.-ii,, tooefbor and
l"1 al l''''' .,,,,,.o, ,rc foremost in
'io "'. .i'' .,'. ,,'.t.,,d last mo- oppor-
.,y ,.s s,-,.-..t,,tlr, his affection for
,''.'''' ,e.',,,,. ,,,,.ir.s affairs are said
".-' ..''-,i..,' -(,,I.,io, and his habits
| ~ ~ 90 a. ho ,,od yot there are
......'t..,. ,ir,..,r,.ftnces against
-. ,......,i, ,,,,r., saw. that there
.f s,-,,.,,r. tboueh Mrs
49, -. .,....,. '',i ,.,ror,is MO-.
-,,..,' .i.,. .,,,.' ,,.oro ,,o evidences that
-, 10. ,,,. .,,,rtr,ept lad been dis.
..,-i....f ..I +f,..+ 1oti,fr. u-a- missng exc
Gem. ,tc 5i..n,nd earrings and crescent
,bst (ronr,an had given his wife her
watch and RINGS These we're kept con-
cealed in a stand with doors The ear
r.rs. we're I'm q, case which with the rest.
was placed fin a pouch. which was hidden
under clothing in the stand. The pouch
and the case were found empty on top of
... .....t
-kronman himself told me that only Doe
and his wife knew where the diamonds
wore kept" said Acting Captain Cooncy
All the windows 200 the apartment were
fastened. with the exception of one in
the Kitchen where Mrs. Kronm1u bad
been Washing 10 0verl00ks the flat go1f
of the next house. 80. 25l. and its oi.l .s
about two feet above the root The two
houses are sepagated by a space four feet
wide
Mrs John O'Connou occuples Cat On
-ha tam starry of ~, qti She -giI fr.t
She had ben washing an dav. and t,.t
her door. within a few feet of the ladder
leading 20 the scutte ln the roof. had
been constantly omen. Sine is certain
that nobody went 90 the roof or came
down the ladder. Acting Captain Co0uey
said that Mrs Kr0uman had laid pile
OF clean clothes in the window siu 0f tte |
open window. This clothing. which made |
"a heaD a foot deep. the acting CAPTAIN |
said. had not been disturbed. as 50 would !
have been bad any one entered or icf- uy ]
the window.
There was mo- other mode OF entering /
The apartment except by the door. tae !
windows on the dumbWaiter The doc, /
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silver well 10 the front Algcr. Eagan.
cmbalmed beef Imperialism and general
Encouragement will all be forgotten ana
the Republican ticket will again 20
through with a whoop. The failure 10
adopt their programme would be a gricv-
Gus disappointment In politics as I'm war
when a skillfu general finds that his
enemy wishes him 20 do a certain thing
he forthwith does something else II
would be well for Democratic leaders 10
take notice"
This is the sound doctrine that The
Times has been preaching. and we COM
mend 81 % the prayerfui consideration OF
The friends Of silver.
4 special from Canton. Miss. saws:
non. Writ Adams State revenue agent. OF
Mississippi has ordered tho tax collector
90 the city of Canton 20 collect taxes
upon about 100000 in the aggregate OF
solvents credits and money loaned from
the years 1886 and 1884 inclusive
The Board OF Aldermen exempted from
municipal taxation this class OF property.
The average assessment for the differ
ent years is 1871 mills Although this Is
a great hardship TO many OF our citizens.
about s.. 500 Will be turned into the treas
urv. One gentleman alone will nay OF
this sum nearly $1,000
This shows what a bad policy IL Is TO
Offer as an inducement 10 new industries
exemption from taxation. The whole
thing rs wrong in principle, and we do
not beleve'that 81 viii succeed IN prac-
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