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BUT ONE FAVORITE WON
?or,,r *0M*MBfBB*MB*9*im*
^MASBCtBCVlt MtBTI>G.
B*Bm of im ?..-?* ?? - *?
, *H??. Tr.ck?-The BnOttt of th.
Dl.rn.xl-Other tporttoa New..
CLEVKLANP. 0., July MU.
CT oni- favorite
anoceeded in *in
nlnK thin evening,
md Datn only hy
the aardeol kind
of a fljfht. in
feet, If Splan bad
not Ix-on c.mcht
!n a dlaaMrona
pnrkft In the
K..O00 at*ke lt la
a question wheth?
er th?-re would have bean any favorite
to win. Tko I I ?cr* vrrv txcltlng
and hotly cont' ?
The first rate on the cord wa* tho
? ar-oldt or und -r. Double
Fros* Btarted out a hot favor)!.- OecUUM
;.f ner Doti el i rft r tot ?-. ant sh.- was
not tn >? nd trim to defeat I 'ri ? I
th.- tatter ama ti"- rana adtn ta <-.
The Muk.- f.-r '-'-'I trottem followed.
.Tav Bunker waa a favorite fran tba
? ,-,?! a -n iii- mea in ttmlgbt beeta,
titer Baa Pedro, a faa! Californian, had
nurn-rrl.d in fiting the first boat
In i'
ii. i ii i, told ?-?* favorite, Henry f.
, . (. -I,.- lust hf.nt tod was
too fast f.>r anything rn th." party. i?
tho p. I ? Kal I'Ul ird I
i..i. i,, ti..- - arpriae of bli ? ? ; er Paul
v. ry fast in tho BOXt tWO beeta
i.nd won them both erith mea. Ia tht
Hfth. aftei Pt ul bed b
Hal Dillard again won
ro#. ttettni r of (
wea a h. at in t
to Ike al ibta j'. ?
v at perfect for i
enc ? Ita:
? | undi r
? ..); Partn'a
i u k filly by Thlttl -. dam Mi r.?
r) 1. 1, 1; D .ul; ?
. 3
l-l
. .
i r. rn. h. by
? ird, d int by < I (W
? -.. i. i. I
'. :. z, Navl
? ;.
I ' " . ' '
I U jj, I ll .;-?, .
t i ? i na* ] rrte, 0,008 (unnr.
? i '.>. i. I, ~. i; Paul a, 4.
l l. 3; Henry r. 1, ! ? Wilki
Knot 5. ?, fi, 4, 4; Alvan* Swift 8, :,. J, t,
Ri .1 Bel I I, % i, ?. Blonde f.
..: 7 dlttanced; W ? ? i
. - ll l-l, ::H l-l,
I UL .
Monmouth I'i?tU KmuiIIr.
Fire! rare, 0ve and one-half furlonge?
firai nay ti ? rad, Wood
Chopper third. '
i ? BtoneTJ first,
ri'i l-l
Third ? ' '
md, Enchan
third -it.
Ponrtl ? Lady Violet
v Lovell third,
Time, i:ii 3-4.
Fifth mee, five furlonge Som i
Brat, st t ?.... lUi ti . d. Mli
third. Tim", 1. I 1 J
sixth mee, one i
Bett 1 Maud third.
Time, rti 1-4.
Th*- Wlnn?r? at <;inn<-?-Mc-r.
GLOUCESTER, July !
lt's and t).:
I re to dey. Al ttoi
last befoi >? tke third rt * p et
...
I
would coila] In tht
open fit
Flrjt mee, til first.
Omi ! Pl i .', Airtight third. Time,
?
?-. five f 'lon J.
Brat, Delury aecond, Lady Litter third.
' ? .
' i ?. i r ? i i foul half I
Matty B i ?
lt third. Time, I
i
?
: third. Time, i Itt
Fifth race, four and a half furl
Lady iii ? v i-.,|.li?
nn third, i,
half fut
Moid of 1
limo third, 'i lint, I ? I t
I ne r.ritiiton nance WhtnetUj
NEW 1 iRK, J dy al Tho Brighton
I l ul ted:
ulong Harry
. . Bay] t
ii furlong] Violetta
; .', 1. .tn la third.
I race,
third. Time,
? ' I'lltz-ii
Billet Doun third.
i 2.
i j ?
I.
S:\tti i | a quarti ?
: t. John aecond, The l>uft.-r
?
ioi i: i<-k patremned.
\TOQA i dy m, To-duy'a meet
' ive t ,i until to-morrow, on
aeoouat ..f raia The tntrtm stand.
BAtTLBt OW int OJAMOMB,
Byth the l'hlllh-- ami the Moutain D.fiat
iii ir Oajpeneaea nm Other Barnet
PHILADELPHIA, fa. Jagy -,;
BE PkUadelphtaa
and Brooklyns
p i a y a .1 t ? t
. tait aft tr
noon, tn
Of v. Iiii h was a
Ile, ead in tht
i the hon ??
t. am a on
aral ajuna a
atoppi 'i i .
show, r al
the end of ;h ?
fifth Inning, with
tt.*? acore ataadlng four to four, and the
r-1" d i aol canna within itu- time tel
? i for allowing u gama to be
rantin! vVI)? p,
thePhlMeel ,
li
? inning.) ll. ll l
I .4 0000?4 0 I
; .8 1010 -i -? .
Vickery and Clemente; Had
?eek wt..! Ki
it. n I
Phllndelphiaa ...0 3 0 00 ? 4f | | j
Brooklyna .I1000III0-I 9 |
Betu . and Clemente; Kea
hedy and Klaotow,
Bt. Louie, f\ Chlrnan.O.
BT. LOUIS, Jul iaya nm.
jrna a -, >,,|. ,v;
the lead. St 1. ?. ?
In the ninth Inning, with
triple
:? Brodie and Worden and
.-? them t- ?
to vu.. Attendance, 1,800,
1
tjeeooaerj
Blot*
o, , Ii- H. K.
JJ; tfalM .0 01001 III 7 u I
Ch,c,t,;" .ltoeiOI40-d 7 1
Batterim , d
Gunton, alanah und Sc-hrlvi-r.
Ho?ion. 5; Wnaktngeam I
aka We.?July *-Th? fl"*1 ???? of
tat Wtahlagton ttriet on tht South-End
' pronnda lo-d?r wat a hattie of pitchers.
Attendance, 2,0?7. Score:
lt. II. E.
amyton .rtmioli!! ! I i
Waahlngton .1 OOO I 0000-2 4 6
Batterfm: Nichols and li.-nti'-tt; Mtull
and Farr.-ll.
iMit.i.nrr. Ill litntttBle, 7.
LOUISVILLE, July 2*5.?I/uilsvlll* loaf
thc third ttreight Karn.' with PlttOborg
|0 Bey I hr. ia li COetly errors and h.-ises
en belhj, ktUlen waa in th<- boa for the
visitors, end Wt tho Colonel! busy
guessing, BJ Utual. Hemmlnij pitched his
usually rr,od tf.ime, hut was dlacouraged
hy the had nVldlns; of the i*o]>>n?-l*. Kil?
lin wan jriv^n excellent rapport, .special?
ly hy Blerbauer and olaaecock. Weather
threatcnlnK; attendance 1,300. Beare:
lt. H. K.
louisville .0 2 0002021-7 12 4
rittshiir* .20000 9 0 Ox ll 10 2
Batteriee: H'tnminjr and Clark; Killen
atui akajden.
Nm York, li; rt?ltlm?re. 4.
aryjw FORK laly M.~Tkt New Yorks
mad.' lt three straight with tit- Baltl
mores hy littflnir Mullana at Hie right
time and glvfa Dorman fine tUPPOti !ri
? 11. Tko gama ava atopped twice
by min. Stafford atade a running eetch
of t By from Rette*a but in the suth
tanning, that not only aavod th'- day for
tin- New Yorks, hut was the finest piece
..' ntl ding moa here in years Snyder
vined McOmw and Taylor liv- dollars
each for kicking, and pul McGraw on the
hench in the fifth timing. Jenalngt tekteg
bia pl v ? Beere:
R h. i:
New York .aoooiooox-fi s ;
Beltimore .110001001-4 I 0
Batteriee: Oerman mid WOnon; Mul?
. nd Clark".
Hain Interpose* nt Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., .inly IS-Th. Ctn In
natis nod Clevtlandi wera to bava rktytd
:1.1a Dds afternoon, but a hee/y
rain and Will l-ttortn ?topped the tirst
game In the sixth Inning, with tr,
to nothing in favor "f the
Both playi 1 wl'.hout an .-rr tr.
Kine's flm.- pitching was th.- feature <>'
? rer, of the Booth nm
. umpln L Af todance, LOM
11 H. 1:
? 1 tis .0 l r. 0 0 1 I fi t'
.000O00 Q 1 I
Batteriee: RJag and Murphy; Cappy
and O'Connor.
BMW the flubs Stan.I.
Ciel*. Wen. I oat Aver.
rinladelphit. n Bl .? I I
. i* tl .1B
Pitts nrg. 4? .-.I .?'??'.
I lereltoa. o'.? IO JU
'ti. . ?;
Cincinnati. M Bt .<? I
>t. J,.ans. gj ??'? AB
Ni?' ^or<. ,r, 00 .4'-7
re. BJ P AB
< hicaco .. ll U AB
V. fcshiueton. BJ 4s A\B
Louisville. sj it ,s?
t.ainr- Si lin I ii lr. I far Te-Day.
New York at B
Philadelphia at
Baltimore * 1
Chicago at Loolavlile.
? nd at St 1 ila.
Plttaburg at cini Ifinati
smill",a leaget ?..un...
lt Augusta: R. It. i:
1 .DOlOOOlOn?t 4 0
.1 DOO
lea; Daub and
and Dil
Ai Ni sr lbieune: 1 ir. B.
New Orleans .0 OOOOOOlx? 7 N I
Birmingham ." 1 I 0 I I I 0 0? 4 7 I
riet: Perrin and Baldwin;
end Berle.
At . R, ll I.
lona .... 1 10 ??I ? 1
Bavannaha .11000010x?I I X
Hatfield and Ai
Petty and Oonnaufhton.
iblle: R. H. I
Mobllea.1 1 0 2,", 0 0- 9 8 4
.I 01 OOH I ll I
Wad a >rth, Wittrock -and Rogem.
Tke nnt of
darkm - l I f the seventh In
con: H. H. i:.
.0 901 0 7 18 2
it . ..0471
leld 1 lewald
and SJ
The Petersburg-* Aneta K*?>t?n.
IR8BURG, YA., Jul] 26
Thia afternoon, fi r the thlr
the Peti rsburg B uw Ball Club
I di feat. The Ko
. ' Washington,
m. c., did tl nd tht toora was
II to 0. Ttl n's Chrtttl
BOCl itiOO team put Up one o' ti beet
in thia "ity, and In ad?
dition hil the bell with telling effect.
? . t. ira Rel led , rlj and betti d
ly. Junie Quarli s pitched s
? it poorly supported.
?1 pitched ;i gi for the
1 waa 11 lendldly auppoi led
i". do Ige. The Petertburg ti tm has
- bed for 1 ni n I
be In good trim foi th<
lay,
Southern italie aj Batten,
B ALTIMORE, July B
.'.il-- of the Georgi 1 | Florida
have taken
nt Manon, Qa., to dav. baa I
Nov< ml 1 r, a ben tht rood
will probably ba bought ai d opt rat d I j
? idholdera.
Ri ord state* thal
? truth In the report thal the
1 n a ould form an extention
.,f the I hoard \it Lin ? lytton by 1 on
wlth Ult Macon and n
, ?:... The Mercantile Trust
Company, truatee for ttie bondholdera,
alao d' .
Killed Un- Brotg linn.
JACKSONVILLE, PLA., July I
tpeclil fi >in T irnon 8] - bi r..r<
.11\ h. ht tl li m ming matki 1 nu n av
{roached I
1 ? bim through an open i\ Indo e
ai he lej In bcd, '1 he ' I bli
1 aili d i! n, who
?? . Mtephei
1 It the man a bo allie t Mai - h .1
? lt-at fourth of luly, and hi
'is ena,lui 1
om a sunda n wived In thal ti 1
K lcd t.y Lightning.
YORK, July ?-"'? During thr- tor?
rin.- thundi ? ??'? "non- < lei -
it Coney Ii
and T. 1. Loomis
of i^iooklyn, tret killi d and
- lualy Injun 1. ona of v. h im
i Wolli III.
To Relearn ike lob Lt adata,
MEMPHIS, July M. Tht Kui
lepbonco ..". the 1 rn thai
Information thal an afTempt trill
(?" hui ie 10-nlgbt to 1 ? three
? 1 lera of Bnturday night 1
.: I DOW In jail.
A Yirt-iiilnn Beta a duh.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July M.- David
b< r, of Vin ? to-day ti
: 1 -li Of
Uldlnge, Btaunl in, x.i.
Teteerrnajhte shrevttle*.
PITTSBURO, P.V. duly BL -To-day ?;i
unknown mea climbed to thr top of ike
Fort Wayne railroad bridge and jump'.!
Into tba v. etea tbrty feet below. He came
to tke aurface univ once, ut 1 aK da
I ired Tba hedy hus not boee rt
CHARLESTON, July BJ John ii Swift
di. <i h< rt to-day, 1 red tlxtj fh
??' lb ? ? itet ol
aa Military A
and in < orly Ufa went ?
to Keneaa and to k en ai
iroublm darin* tl
der war
PITTSBURG, l'\ , Joly R Roberl I
tged te an,l alngle
et Inti.1 ?- for the Mi norqrehela Wa' 1
C. mpary of the South Side, ti ot a 1 uliei
his h.-ad to-day, killin).: h|m?-:r
Inatently, Ha was a brother-in-law , 1
Manujyer Martin Prenttr, Of that COI
Temporary Inaenlty, superinduced by the
extreme heat, is supposed to have been
the cause for the deed, ile retided In
Utica, Ohio.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
s/jfj ho*a mayo a rirrtm of the
Ut.AOl.r TMIMir.ltHOLT.
She Was fe Daughter of Dr. K. C. Mayo, of
Cumberland, and a Mere of Colonel J.
L. Carrington -Other Virginia News.
COLUsfBtA, VA.. July st. IB Wall
Miss Kona Mayo, a daiiKhtor of Hr. at '*?
Mayo, Just across James river from
Columbia, ? errand niece of Colonel J. I*
farrington, of Richmond, was struck by
lightning this evening during the storm
and instantly kith al.
BBS will be buried at her father's resi?
dence.
Miss Mayo was about sixteen years of
aK*. and much beloved by a numerous
,.lr, le Of relatives and friends. No others
were Injured.
Fatal Accident In Chesterfield.
PETERSBURG, VA.. July H, BpedaL
a moat ilbitreesing accklent occurred ba
ty this aiMrnon iboni 3
i during a violent wind storm.
Aleut 1 O'clock Mr. Janies A. Joins. I
brother of Mr. john ii. Jenna, i bbst
chant doing buslnesi on tti*- earner of
iimne ar,.i Dunlop itreets, left hers in a
accompanied tty Mr. Capias DU
Hon, to visit Miss ix.u Billion, who ffs*
stdes about two nsilee from Cheal er, en
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad.
.\ mule and a horse were bitched tu the
I when the tWO >onng ni'-ii
got Just tyotslde of ii"- corporals limits,
on Um turnpike, where there is a apring
and a " n, they ?t .j p- 1 tO wa?
ter their team. DUUon got out of Hie
wagon to Ml down the check rein, and
at. .m. thi* time Hi" wind itorm came im.
Dutton then remarked t<- Jones; "James,
v had Letter get away fr.,m here before
oas of these trees f.-iii and kin us."
DUUon bad ? rda ont
of rill month before i large oak trna feU
and atm sk b ah of them on U
jonis' bend wai crushed almost to a
Jelly. He ^ns taker, to the Home for Um
M"k in an ni llUon, where
? ? ? ? ? Dillions
I paint ul, ls not m thins.
- iv, the mul' nae kir
the hoi ? T' letter, i
owned
by Air. John DUUon, of i d coun
ty._
IMF. Ol ll Kill I SUSUAYS* 1IOOLS.
.Meeting: of IhS tinnily ( mn eui inn Oilier
.Mullel? of Interest.
WINDSOR, va., .inly bj BpediL-Tne
I . :.:??.. i Uon of uti
mty, in which ail denomina
i mt.
lay, and area <-.111r.1 t.. order
1 ? presidi m. 1 t. Gavin Ranis, "f
-, \ a.. folio ?<? ed n Its pi a) er by
1 J v.. Barrett, of the Christian
1 hun h. The roll nf Um rn booie wa.s
died by ti.
In reports, 1 bowing deep
..'??I Increased Interest In this grand ind
gloi lom .-? . era] \ ery able ad
leUven -i In the lal 1
Bunda) .'?? bool work, which were
highly I and enjo) 1 d by ali
? The honors of the oct aston wore
borne "ff by the Mill Bwamp Baptli I
1. being that "t the county
convention bumer, for the largest per?
ot attendance of any s.-ii<"d in
mty. The bann* r n .s pi
by Mr. T. N*. James, of Smithfield, and
I to b) Bu
I the sn
achoo!, both of whom acquitted them
offlcera for the cnsuinp
1, whick resnlp 1 ns
follows:
Hon, T h Wright, county eupi tinten
dent of Bul lay 1 N. Jones,
Baq . Bm!til
. i lain Hair of V
? Bmlthfl M.
Va . J. O. Branch of Windsor, V 1
L. H. Whltl f Orbll
Eidwarda of [ale of Vt
I . in ry, C. 1' Ch innell ..f
Chorister, Miss Minnie
Bmith "f Bmlthfi ld, Va
Tl e .V 1 ut'.'. ? ' '
of Bve : ? '? b from ti."
mlnations.
Tiie time and place of the next meet
left In Un banda of the ex* utlve
? iii be published In due
?I >n ? a^ ll
pl ni one, and may the Sunday
Irs long and
ever flourish.
The cr -i 1 of thle r> 1 Hon have I
- unusually well, but thin long dry
spell lias retarded them considerably,
and ti ? farmers ar" boping and praying
for rain.
The melon crop ls beginning to bi
gat in r '.. bul these erho planted very
? aring rather 1 .
?
Of the market.
Thi re will be a Masonic address deiiv
o'Hock by
Rev, 1 !' 1 ? haplaln of Pudle
Lodge, No. ITO, S F and A. M.. to which
the 1 ul Ile rd! dly Invited, after
which refreshmenM win be nerved. Hark
.tolas, D. D Q. L-. ind .latins E. S.'
brell, n. !'? tl. bf., ind, perhaps, other
promlm nt ofllcers, *re expected to be
present.
nitbTMMMOVM '>i*APVF.AnAxrr
or Mn. Mrettie Csgtsu-A Biddon 00 i>e
? tr.iM'd O lier MfewS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA., July tt
Bpt "ia! Tl 1 ri itdence of Mr john
Toarnaley, Mar Red HUI, la this county,
v. as .1 ti di t Are t.'u.s morning at
about I o'cli B The h"us,- and furniture
entirely consumed, and the famUy
. ped
1 be mothi 1 of ]<r. fl, L Petrie, 1 istor
... the Pmbyterl in church of tl
died i" " ry, Ala., yesterday. Hr!
i'. trie la non in Al thama.
There beei quite in excitement In
.mr city for the ; mya la r. fer*
ince of
Mrs MatUe Catlin, wife of Mr. John W.
Catlin, a prominent railroad man, who
I li ? Wi ' M un Street Mrs. Carlin
?nely di appear* d from her borne
.. 1 Monday morning about i" ?
whick time but little has bean
lita and ber pn --
? nt whi 1 gt, rv.
waa ? sen on the
' ' lng tl day Mond i), but
f Cl lilia COUld be har.'"-!
the truth ol the atstemi el -. \s
1 ? >? -I home up to yesterday morn
Hy and tn
alarmed, and icarcfe was nude through?
out thi of the S"
I'!' te this morn In <
? had been learned ai te ber
dent surmise of her
1 and friends is that, perhaps,
her mind bsd given away, and that she
' 'l commltta suicide, others thought
"?it she had gone ts Washing!
iri;. ur Alexandria, where sh" baa
friends, bot telegrams received this morn
? tl thal she has not tmen feen In
either pl
A rsi ? I th" city gt 140 this
morning thal 1 woman answering to the
lion Of Mrs. Caflfal was fltCU on
U ?? I mki of the Rfvunan rivi 1
? .lien Mills, on Monday, -ind it ls
believed that sh., has drowt I
\ party ' ' gt nUi men want t . Hie river
for the purpi.se cf dragging for bat
b dy.
Hampton Veirs Votes.
HAMPTON, ya., July tt flpirlil
Th.- county aehool tlsctoral board mst
ead made th" foUowtng appoint
to tin meta i"s In district achoo]
hoard: Wythe district, W, T. Daugherty
and William S Jones; Hampton. Juhn W
Ron -.
RSV. B C Cl lianas, John ff, Rowe
Ciarles, Heffeltlng.r a-> 1 V. y. Holt, rep
reeeniing the Hampton M. E. church
and Kev. Hayes and W. T. Holsten of
the Fox Hill church, are in Bell Haven,
Northampton county, attending the Dis?
trict Conference, which convened there
yetterday. and will continue three flays.
Captain Hope, of tho Peninsula (.minis.
eipei'tt to take from tineen to twenty
men next Saturday '" ih" military en?
campment at the White Sulphur.
Misses Rosa B. Chl-man. Lula Couch
and Mary Blackmore aral leave next week
f.ir Chicago.
Thomas H. Martin, of Scottsvllle, was
at the Hygeit reeterdey. it- wore his
usual serene pmlle ind had an air of
funeral placidity and content, whh-h
nr.uM seem to indicate that his enan*
tetinl dr. atm w . re ,,f B bright mid hnjI'V
rhart-ct?r. Those who know him heat
Fay that his dny-drtama usu illy como
truf.
The ajBtcutlvo committee of the Youn;;
Men's Ckrietlan Attoclatlon met last
nlpht to <onsi ler t potolblt vacancy In
th-- omen of tecretery of tke Aaaoclatlon,
<;. a. Oimrdorf, ark i bea *v'-*? -1 th., pince
for the past four y- rs, offer.,1 his reeky
nation, to take effect, unless his aalury
could ba inerteeed to ITJJ per month. He
now receives BJJA, Mr. Overdorf has made
a most popular end efficient tecretery,
and the committee nnnnunouely reoolvod
to canvass the town next n -lc. with a
view to atcuring eli 1 ?? t of hi lp raflclent
to justify the dealred In ' ' aalary,
Tiro aUh)JJ?jrjrc?J nr.srnorr.D.
The Itnpil-i Parinnnx'' et Notlnwny Court -
li'uise I'.iirnr.l tn the liniiiml.
C'RRWK, VA.. Joly IB :;i-'lrtl.-The
Baptist pumonegt tl Blncketone, oecu
i k i by Kev. m. F. Sandford, and the
r> traen - of J. B. Roberteon, wei
ttl qred by Bm to-day, ca um d by t defec?
tive Baa tn til" BOUnt Of Mr. Sandford.
Ti.e tufurunca on R ?,'' rtnon't hons" la
tl,io. Mr. Bandford had no ins':
Samite! K. Brlgjnj Buried.
OBX C, ll . VA . July -?; Special.
Mr. s.-iniu.-i E. Brigge, wko died on tht
morning of the 24th Inatent in -
county, wet har,'. ; et hit ' ?
reeterdty evening. Mr. Bi ?
v rv useful and much beloved mun, bav?
ins Sued at r< ral pla ' I t. if.*
was at the ttma th commit
sinner in chancery f * tht cir.-nit couti
of this county. Ha leaven a v. if-*, ona
child and a boat 11 frionda to
their loss.
Injured la ? I ail.
DANVILLE, va.. July M-Spectal.
n trvey Bm Ulngt
..f H. vv. Bm I Ina fell to-i li ht from the
? to thi
lng bit leg between tl i ka
The Injury ls v ry ? rlOUB.
Mad Bag Scar.- lu iou' Stoat Ban,
BIG STONE OAP, va.. July I
' lal a med on
?
by J, M v
v died until ?
Of the way.
Bnjer Bnraumk Condition.
STAUNTON, VA . July I
his patient I
and be hi not bo strong to-night.
sHMsTSJfOI Ul TOB ort I.H4I.I.
Itventttn Ptlagelea Cheeea lo That City.
in. Middleota Delegates.
NORFOLK), v.\, Jnlj M Bpeclal.
Mam nu ? imouth
t i-nlght to elect ? Rich
? ? I Convention. All
? ? for Colonel
O'Ferrall. Tl
its delegate! for him.
\ I'.inoii Meeting In Danville
DANVILLE, v\., July M. Bp ida! A
Buford meeting was held la thi Pirti
ward tO-night I" pill Up t til I
delegate! to n. State Convention to be
voted for al the primi i
a similar meeting ir!] ' In the
Third ward t ?? ?tow night, t >']
frionda will 1
night to pul out i tli
Bttddleeaa fer OM strati.
BALTJTJA, VA., Inl.?Tht
followli B. I 'h ?a ? li
E. ChrUUlan, J. lt. Fleet, C. H.
and ?!? R. Si
inc the d> legation for O'Ferrall
d.
nie London Ceeeert rolla,
i.< INDON, July M The Gen
,v has surj ended Tba capital of
I ?
ABBBICAM I Mil l \< r. IS MBXICO.
Dur Inveitment* KoW GreOtlj la 1 teats
of t\U* lither torrie" Nr.tlon.
In tl.- tai
takt, a in m- >.i.'.
amounted to I *
tit!,? Bngtlth In--' nted to
121.1.SfO,( j Ki one timi
Ul Mexico far exceeded
Ami rican, but, if we may j': '
cord of the three renie named tht
nill toon, if they hnvt aol already dona
teing pince.
American ipi tal In Bi
retted very largi ly tn mlnea and in mfl
Da . i lha list three yean ann ri?
cunt Invest. I |&1 -? ? and Ki
S27.ko.ox) in Mexleaa minet. Daring the
same time A ; J
arel Rngliehmen C6.80.000 In ralln ida,
Engiisbmen have, however, given mon
n than Americana to etti
? .-.rd to lind Inveetmenti They
lave taken th' lend also In ni
taree, ti,.-ir Inveatmenta in that dlr
being $
Alu':! ma in .omi", tn ti willi RUUluftC
tuna and mat. i lal Improvementt, Amuri
rans hun Invmted a gnat deal mon
capital than Englishmen, tba emounta
bi inp: for tht former t ? tnd for
Uer roly e4.tU.BM Tue irowth
of American Influence in Mexico I u
very rapid since railroad communication
bett :. the United Stat's and tht City
of Mes] a ibllehed bj l a
through th- touthern repubttc cnn rn ? the
results Of thia In almost nil the i :
towna. Tke In roamii Inti ri i
th- two nation* is having ni I offed
upon pu'-ii ? .pi:,i ?n In Me ? i
t the Cali I *?! one
tim.- there was a areal teal ol
Americana, hut although thi ?
thlS left lt I'
Formerly tba tn cul ka ri tn in Mex
nf th.- rough front i B il
?ln< ?? the completion of the ralln i I
ter ritttra of Americnna have gena Into
the i ntrj t:
?
.an buetnnm men, ind eepedally mining
ra and managers, to maka tkelr
Maxie . gi d Ikua rae people of
i tit ry have bed their ?
to th.- true character of the better elem
of the Amer! Detrret rlepnktl
can.
oin il IBT.
Mr.. Mnrlritu M. tone.
Mrs. Marietta ht Long, another nf Mr.
W. Q Long, of the Brm of Long ? RI d
dtek, dltd In Harriaonburg. Vu.. T
night at U o'cloi k. Bka had bat
about three WQCfcB.
Deceneed was tko dnugkmr of the late
lem williams, and tlatat od Ute
C. atai a< I., williams, end waa tko
Meter of Rev. De. William H. Williams,
af gt. L r ekUdren -
tr .; and Bi l -"? Long, and Johnnie
and llnim.i Long.
Tko remnlaa win aa brought to the late
residence in this etty, on south Third
street, and the funeral will tefci
at ll O'Clock fr.an the Se?
cond Bnptltt chunk, The following win
ii- tin- tull beeron: Mootra, lt. O. Barnes,
.latn.s Leigh Jonee, B. D. Bterfct, Wil?
liam Bllyi on, W. O. Mttler, loka Mont?
gomery, M. WI Lowe and J. M. l-'uur
qurean.
Nellie I.umpklii
The funeral of little Neille, Infant
laughter of Mr. and Mri. E. S. Lumpkln.
will take place from their residence, 112
eaat Canal street, at 9:30 o'clock this
morning.
AN ELECTRICAL STORM.
nEVFRK shocks or th under asl*
UF.AFT HAIN IS HALEIGH.
Meeting of the North Carolina State fire?
men's Association?Reqnltltljfe
for ? Murderer.
RALSI4H, N. C.. July 1 HgKill.
Governor farr to-day received from the
Governor of Alabama a requisition f ?*
I'leas Cheatwood, a notorious character
wanted in that State f"r murder, a:ic re?
cently captured in this State.
A terrific electrical st< rm prevailed
here this afternoi '. about 4 o'clock. There
were appalling flux ks of thunder, tollow
1/tjf each c ther In (|bick succession, ac?
orn pani, u by heavy rain.
The State Plrsanel s Assn, latlon met to?
day in \v Imlngton arith ? full ittsndancs
present -\t. address nf welcome was ds
I by Mayor PlibMste an I th" re?
st a pa a as mad-' hy j, a. flreeae. of New
n. me, president of the Association.
MOItl. .tlini S l MKS IS.
< olia t.ir liope nias AansSaussSJ * Num?
ber of Additional Names.
AfUMVILLE, N. i\, july M. Special.?
CoUector RSUsa announced the following
tmittti to day to h.- Btorekeeperi
and gaugeri at ?alartea ot BkM per day:
n. v.. ''. Psarcy, Cherak. e; r. T
Transylvania; J. F. Basti!!
John lt*. Miii.r. Rowan; P. c. Bryan,
Rowan; D, L Lindsey, Rowan; AL Lin?
nie, Rowan; A H. Llsk, Rowan; I. kt
Llppard, Rowan; John B. Pord, Davie,
and a. i. Bordei -?, Cleveland, to bi
dy gaugera at ? salary of M per day;
James A. Hud
? salary of $i per day; J. P. Q
gauger to rectl lary of
ff par daj. A B. Shuning, Rowan,
.tshei il" Nev | | Ind rest.
ASHEVILLE, N. C., July M, Sped*!
tme of th.- landmarks of Bui
? ..ii f ishim.. .1 n ildenee of tbs
rs, at Weaven wai totally
rd iv. A dei
kai a b isa the eau ??? i if
?
Ung to t!i? latest reports, Cut*
?hall, arho aral shot and
d by thi Qentryi In ? I
! ire]. Madison county, last
ll still liv!- .? 1 v
the main assailant, has bo far eluded
Dr Wharton, the evangelist from Bal.
f the mt -t effe< ttve
ever visited Asheville.
' Bapttat church
The criminal court opened hei
mai A. Joni a pr
The Jude s .la' -I lory
t of the mon
tri I tu the
I work win ;
?
? 1 In my letter two days nero,
th" business men In meeUng il thi
Ash.", nt" Club-rooms last
? illy the i ? aolntlona of
the Board of Trade ai -i T
ot New Pork, ami urged tl
?.. rm to tilt
ion Introduced by Major
W". H.
pion of this sect!rn, that a al
lld be detrimental to the business
country, was promptly
? l overwbelmlni
Confederate Veterans tl Meet,
WINDSOR N. C., July I
ty will meei ? ? se, tn Wti d<
pnr, on the -'td nf \
?? invited ' ?
? i nd plentiful din- |
ner will be prepared for them by the
town and vicinity.
? >:. assaulted
? ? i i it a little negro hoy, son >l
Roluck, eerj Iky sith a
' 1
. . . ? - very 1
If not
Harrison Lee, a Bl ffO b v. eoi "
th "ne Hm
- pistol
if he dh c.
Humphrey will have something ?
the a fl
rt tn 1 "im of poo
fal] term nf
?
Matu Deaths Preen ChsJeru In Iseesw,
ii ?w, Jul)
? \ deatba
from tl ' ?
ALEXANDRIA, July M. Tb" ?
t the Eater quarantint
Btatlon.
Anotlier Casters Scare,
CHESTER, PA, ' In Austrian,
tty arrived In
untry, dli d ta what
bis attending phyali lan dsclarea was
AND
We Are On fur
Th? entire lino of DAMAGED
CLOTHING, FURNISHING
GOODS AND HATS for Men,
Youth.". Bovssnd Children have
heen carefully assorted sod mark?
ed at prices to convert them into
CASH!
and that at once. The time is
shmt ; the work ia argent ?, the
entire building must BndergO re?
pairs ami improvements,and these
goods must be disposed of.
A money*eaving ula. for prudent
ami ecooomical bujan to obtain
wearing apparel ol OUR 0 \V N
well-known manufacture at prices
much lesa than the cost ot' the
material.
First come, first nerved. It is
advisable to come at once, to got a
choice of the bargains offered on
sale.
916 E. Main St.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.?Latest U. Ss Gov*t Rej>ort
Baking!
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PSJR5
INDIA'S STRIPED TERROB
DMMTAOTMM of MA> AS ft VF'-OI.A.
rr. ii ow y ati te ri ulah eh.
*lr tal tv I ii Arnold'* K?oii lnl#.cenr?? nt th?
Krui for.I of Crrstioti In I ti -
illun Jiinglm.
Thi tme owi-?r and landlord af many
a tn ? of cot itry in the t uti i am rs
\ urltli -r In thought is th" gold-coa
ri] i tyrant of UM woads, UM
Than a.!.- targe rrngei mi th-. ,
i n-' might aim. it (ail them ?
vhi. h ? ? : * t. mporarily,
hy a pair of (
?
of hon i ? .1 ?..: -
tues of Mer ti. rca
matt i nlty, it i i one ot tin I
me tn my mind in connection with
er i renins in Indi t,
?l an Kn..
? ?
Ii i ? th a country as i gm de?
scribing the villsi % and far bo?
ot tn i".
pt ult nt" and nt
ty in which
tue wild bessti dispute
with ?
call himself lord of I On UM
plslni where thi la op n and
never itay Inns
In "ii" i'i.n . or ar ? likely to pi
their ) Idea it they do; I
led nv thi. leets
? bli h am the iii an I
a ,,f the I
? ?
d f the community UH
trapped or poisoned, t r until be i
i here tl I
n..t io lad for n,.. country people ai
?
that l
Ii dian I ? ni often feat
his oxen bj
? ti Binging I ii him;
from lt
? kid Jual bf -
i tiger
'ik" the ?
I Of man in ai.'
la on a i
: U .
?
a ef the tiger
itlon, like ?
? -. ? - . . ? .
the tn
? ? if eeeai e I
upon it. a Men la ai if an Inf
hurl hims
?
a rh bi r pu?
tt!" native ai il poet
'tti his Jingling bi Iii, bas i
lay In a alt
watching the distant cal
walting
lided to
? The be i - ighl himself
? he ' Ut "ff fr..rn
i reti it, or th" rb tim ba i
? ? r hys?
terical with fright, and then, in a pal ?
yam "f ran-- and feir, lt has ai
' dealt in franny
.?? Mow
with tl whl h will stun a wild
? a bull
vi. man, "r ? Mid ( ki iiU
i ?
: la y< i
? li ..nt the
I
lion is. hew
? ?
f.ir .]? f< was di
those
Itt*'bli
lt iii" the ' the tiger has
rory to
d' vi.ur is in- is iggy t., bnfl ur, ind
from thal timi forth the bi .
no further opportunity, but
confirmed "ra i n Mater."
Other day In an
Indian newspaper a letter fmnt aa Bng>
Bl lal. who had
where a vmi: ? In th"
? mner alluded t lulate I
a dh 'I ICt, killi -1 d i ns nf meg .md
W mien, and talc '..ii of
I ti nt. Sba h-san ber
Can ? r ia July by kililiiK twn wan, ii near
ige, md i- | of the
followit - i had alain Bl
omtng bolder and m ira
cunning with each freak murder. Her
beal lay iii some f""t bl roana*
riill's
long by thr.ri Th.- coun
lld a
, : nor driven
forth by I- dd net kin
? la. h
t-. i corps I Ll
BO I Old ihSl sin would tn
I ! iv,mien
in the terraced
? dklng them from above, and
i,r h.r ferocfl id l rn the coun?
try, ti . . 'th. lr besnes f<*
Vt ll IO UM forests Hie
BXS, and mad- m.uiv riCtiBBS before the
'
Tbs
Rll 111'.'I Of Btl
l
Iks blow de tit wss so
The
irri i ..rr before
ew fl bal ;
' r h,'r
spring gam
?
night, ai tims I
of ? kill a m tak- n ut
faining I ahoi ll ?' wl,h
n., result .vt last a Blt
? .a force c ,ni v do
,,, pan il. canning
round Of ri" avail. The
was killed, ind was found to
Ut ion; th" ?
n.,. |eft fore! ti ons Um
deeply cut from Hds I ? '>? bert bsd
thoroughly * - ' A'r a
Whl b I roved beg presence
med.
Tbs mme account msnUooi one in
stance In which twa cow herds. Hvimc in
U, srass hut In a somewhat wild
forest vier., eooktne ,h,,|r foo<1 ln the
evening, wfcen thie tigress suddenly
sprang sn ons and carried Um iff. hu
companion InUmidsted th" animal wRh
? sud Succeeded In mak?
in* him leave hl? vh tim. ('arryln< hts
wounded cnmi>anlon Into Hie hut. the
trembling Koombl closed the entrance
snd waited for daylight. Hut thia he
never saw, because, after a time, the
tigress, emboldened by the Increasing
darkness, returned. a,nd. forctng her wsy
into the hut, carried oft the uninjured
man, who was doubtless
I to prevent i
I.rut-. The oth.r. v.'
dmd of his wow
n.-xt day after ,
who had Bound I n**
The part)
evening cuan
?* ?? *fj ?W>ken ''
tht hillside hy tl,. *
village :
fr..m its few huml I
out to make s ii
tuppllm; no cattle were i
..fi. Indeed, m
bi the tqu ire end
? rae peta la tl .
empty and
cloth ju.-t begun waa I
lt upon tht loom
OB tht Other Side of
I
*
S.'tll" -. ? , . ',
r
':t on the i
tanto, who did not i ?
enybi
?
would have stat' I I
mote than lt .1
by the 8
tl
V
?
of th- rain water bad
up, and ia tht l!
evident n iw to the Engllshi
with him. tl
l- ft thoea footm u ka h i i git
pit of the ?
i - -I
li'tl- : .?,..
?
lng fri mil
I, ,, .
dalt viiii-i:
l
d?adly.
< ? -I . r, by tht dj -r's i ii p ?
? ? ,
n ud I
i
bod) of ,
? id with oi
?
. the app ?
ahowin
killed. No ,.n- ?
I thal
who ? ft- n In this a i
of his hum
Th" Sahl!
I ?
ar four servants
? irts of this .",
mi nt her lad]
or tits lordehip tht tba '? "
taki o i is easton of the \ , .-.
wi
n aomt -"ilk hush ot i
?
the i propel
nattily put b illei I
I
. quickly ta
nut of the : I BBB.
At lt. they wen nat
n hli h
ng Hindoo
? di l In I
? ? .
? ! th" rll
I I .III lt V"
?? i mat h-tock proti
i tnrtkei
: ? |m ta ? ?
them the m
?
i rmed I
la vfUege had I
. titn
kilima uni gout
partly tnt n tl r.
I ?
'
? afg
somebody or otki r
theil
I Tht WOBMA
ag '..'td her bub) a ?
.
Iilms.-lf |a the tree hopi ?
loath when the Bnhlb'i ?
lt was too teriouo a i i
...rt. i In the 11 i
ion of pi u
?
: -ai? -t station. Tba beeet
md v.as killed ai
Millett, and tann it torn- i
lad i halt grown cub a I
loth, and 'tins tin- I,,.,'
iht f- r. lout par i
?nan mi thi r bad b
,( the .
ber Beek ta ? dn I
,,. | ? ] ?
her wey aa tandi r a i
murdered
ie the e
e,Mil.Lt- 'I, tO Ol'
*..n of i world li would ant
a "ii bnvt h .pi
i as -n lettn
DEATHS.
COKLET i'.' i, et Ike real.
pmndfetker, Dr. B. i? Oibeon, i
I a., ILEX. REVELEY, Infant
I, a and UUten Certey, Jul) 2
'mir Btontfct .'in ! four days.
Kaehvlllt (Tenn.) pagum amnet
I/iN'i; II-!, al 'H.irTl-'"
tulv -Uth, BB the Bfty-grtt
? ? .v tRIETTA ht I
if John o. Long,
Fun.rai win take alana ft '"
-..nd Baptlat church at l!
rO-DAT.
l'F.Nld.KTON'-Died. a' tl
parenta, la Powkt
v M , July 28th, MARV BTIA I
infant dnugkter "f
.
l tn HoUywood Bt V A. M. J" y
isak_
MAKIN* 1VII . I !????>' i
llISUTt RH al MAN*
Hann? I Ul Moo" tatt-. J J
Ban set*.tatt! I ?)?.?"???'' '''' "
mun TU'S
Morn:na.
f.Tsntog. .*. ?
PORT OF WEST POINT. Jt'LT BB, 1?>
ARRIVED
Steemahlp Baltlmon. Bennett. U*?< "
more, peeeengers and gtnertJ cargo

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