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PRESBYTERIANS.
fltCORDS OF THE ASSEMBLIES PRE?
SENTED ANO APPHOVED.
%7nlrtn Trtrolngl? al Kenilnarv Old Ttlrec
tore U. appointe! Stftiinton the Next
l'Ini?? of Mefllne Hearing Me?
morials? S?IJ?>uriir.l.
ripeclM telegram to tbo nupalrhl
Wrxrnr?Ti ?? M ' (el SjbSR.
Ire devotional oxarriw edectod
V? luv 1 W. McCorkl?\ '?'
| p ported i'li
? ? -m w ami ail sp
1 ritti minor exception*.
1 >r I V il,...(.-r pr. senti?.I ihi report un
the 1 ?? ?. ? i>c
reciuni. ? dation m the report ?civ. adopt?
ed. l\-, 1? aiti was thanked for.'
ttficnicnt and gratification a
that the i.. niente b? greatly
.
? pprovcxL
') rnod ipjirovo.' : '.?? ??.? ii.ltiHut t" Ar
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board to tab?
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t- nn of .tri? ? liad
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m mai thai :>? ? ???? urn.'4
fiui'l- ? : ;
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pai.) t!,? : rical Semiti
f. t ita
He would ?? farti
?mino mm, . intag??
??t |>r?
afilli m .?- Ihere ari? Ibi
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ALBEMARLt AROUSED.
jLeiiiiJ ?>? r\ i. ?? -Other Church Matters?
ptlon to the vt.;??. i,?,?..
[Con?
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either pai I - w ho 1 I, and
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orators pt bu y
trots D until
II ? mol 11.
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j . . owing
t inclcni? ul
<??p wa which
\ ud I) barbecue will be
b- M it V ou next
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.1 T. li. IL '. M. ne. .1. 11
H. \ football. 1: . ?
N. I'lllill. IlioI Otl '.|..-cti I In In
r. and t! e M?m
ieell ? I will furnish
Boom of tl
A meeting of stl the 1
rimiri;?, ? Will U> held Hi the
tu D V ?. ..hi. ..?
blond i\. ( ?? for the pu
1 1 Of till!
part)
Republicans are by no means inac.
I ??. ' arranged to
I
? ' : .11.
? riea ol rei iva] s.'t\ ici ? have been
h?*kl in tl:? M? ' ' ? ii-t church bf this ?it v
?>T tin? past two weeks, and th- r?? ln?\?
??? u h I ? during
I tor. Hi r. II. M.
Hope, I ' during the meet?
pi tin to
Sir. Wal
oftbeChri lian church, and Revs,
Air. I la rda, in I A C. Ill? rl ?, of the
I Th? ii tere t in tho
? .?? d.
I.? . -i. li. ? irpin, pi ktor ? I thi Baptist
ehurch, and Mr. J. I
thi? Votukg M d'i Christian I ociation,
hare both risiti I Lyuchburg this w?3ek fot
the ptirpi???? of hearii ? !.?*. Bam Jonen,
till? II
lion of tiri
ari? now : . ? ? prepara
)iapti-t ? ?: Virginia,
filili h . oui? with 1 he church
tin? Util of next ? D
two II, ethi ?
apaai in arit on< tl
nrovtng and bt utifyiug their church edi
1
?
baa ban
thrown i ? . il h in hai ?
their aors OB ?' : nt of 11?'_? in
rums "f the past moi
The Indie? of the ?uivernitj M
anil .-fi
nu.!., ? ? ' Tues?
day evening. Th? reception willb?
in Um int d under thi :
thi i" . ? Mi :i - Christ an ?*- >.
nation, and is intend? I to bring the \?..rk
of lois institutn u ????? proniiutwtiy be?
lore t!.? students.
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Vax. l.ll.tt M .tl.?-. m line ImfimWliM
Colored Melimi?-It.?imi.II? ?i.v \||?.
? ill. Ill? huh Nut??..
|Oorreepon'je!..r<..f BM Hi aasseei. sMgaaSoaJ
kastrao, Va., (ht??
Ko Democratic ?\ ?>:? ? r li,
tnor- fu\. ral li il
Iban Ooloot
in Prim?? * lay mid
again mat ? ? tonel 11.
1ft ? faiil.v ...
tanta ye*tt-i.lav. Appearing an a stranger
faMMMMI I bam, be .it a' on. u ?
Smd aroused an eiitliuniasui whicl
! I in tiii?. can pu : KUett
la himself ?MSthvaiaetii* In the Dem
?ans??, un.1 h eloquent words, ?p^ ???>
wincing arguinxiii ;
. tuiscanraaa
Imparted to Lis ? uv.n feeling?,
anil iiuptw ?d them with the momentoua
?BUKirtan? ?
< nlopel Kllett on h!* n-turn t.. t
aVrf11. "'?11' h'1,1, aguien'e
Bt 'Ul.ot I'? t.-r?biui!.t<.ll? win?/ in In
?f*e eloquent ?uuugtHJiit;i.*eiurtn fumi tins
F district, tlieTl.,1,. ? ( ?ad the
imj>?. ? - atad here was so
MstAsAth? dasire is mpreaspil ;.
Ebav?'liii-?-?..?.. .neri uivht next week in Pe?
ril nr? m tL<- liifl'-rciit wanls iu tin
r. Vi ,. ut nuil aoul in th
tsit, sod last night p? addreaaing t?.
knaetiug of the workini;mtu mad
the ?loareat and strougeet sikh?
beanl in 1'? tereburg.
At a meeting of the colored Malioue ?{?v
G binane, hebt last i.ijLi it wu . *.-?-* ?1.-.?
tl, inasmuch as (??lierai MsROOO ami his
?tate ("oiiiiu.t.? <? hud i!;itA refund to r?
Johuki. LuukhUju iu this cooteat.
the. colored peoni o t rtemselve* should in?
vite him t" speak for the Republican Stato
(leket. It was a Botieeable fact ?hat the
Maders m this mooting were ntostprata?
mm h""? The Immediate frteaea of
Laagston took no part?a tt Laagstea Is
now In oino, and what reopoo ? he aiti
make to this invitation, eosalmi a? It
Is net known. Then? ure aome people,
even saOBg his own color, who
ttint Laaajstoa is too much w s mas ha?
too much principio te oTorlooh tao anab?
? ml from afahnae sad the oat?
. treat mont thai bee constantly
bowa him i" speak for the master
who refuses to reeoguise him.
Only one colored preach? r in Petersburg
the pol?tica] circular santoni by
the ne ???. minister? of the Sfate.
tration ha* been progressing pretty
active!) in all of the wards in this city to?
(withstanding the faci thsl s iteady
run ha* boon falling. There, ie aa intenae
in this ei. iti..11. and the sign?
indicate thai Pol ill give the
.t baa e\ ? twilled. Si ?
Republican boodle have been mail" appa?
ri ut. bnl the people an- lookioB t.. the
? f the Hep ;
;itni corruption,
?t*t?*"t? iioraa.
The Pet? rabarg
trihub : to be
held hue next month. ? folk and
?. .-it. 1
it* intention to don il ' ?r, and
ind Ohio Bailwsj C im?
.I'll.
? ?, BKM ; ?lion bas prepared a
\erv liberal premiums fur the fror.
?? ? abiliti ia thai the ? (bibita of
tbo wood will bo large, varied, and rerjr
rooeipts of new cotton st this port
usually amali for the seaaon. it is
?aid that th< r dl* in S<
lifferenl tins year more
so t Man bas bien known foi m
and this maj aci ount for tin I . ' -
unt of
? ; out from Itepi
?
tin? Ninth congre.rial district, to be
I allot."
Among thus honored it ia
I
I Democi ite for
flovernor. h ' par
? ? tl'i- resi.I Mali ?no
great deal on s mtba
?riais, bu! M kjor Ti 1er savs b
d to ?;-- k|
t moni ? ?
kvsMo?
> r.
' I ?
? e irt< r atre? t, ??
Donai ?.of thepolice corps,
nghthand
inptiug tO :::
II.I
D on. aceti ?
?? .? ;it the residence
it. I. Me? le, in this city. 81
ore end high 11
Robu .U>aiu.
IN TROUBLE.
Serious Cbara* Vanin?r one of Mahone'e
Colored Paotora.
i?? perlai ?, ;. ???? ktek ?
Noarout, Va.. 0
nsation was -te kted in uoloi
l.v tbo
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?li. Ihn leading colon d
by H
?
'
? imed s? Ima Whiting, chnrgiug
? hieing her in Noti mb -r. \-- ',
'? after
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morning lo
? lony.
? '. kd '.vele pro?
li some timi
ntnitteo
?.: ? :t V ?
. ?? ber
I Ih r taken to
aise m ? ? ioli.
i has he. D
l . u Wall - nnd Major Jami ? G.
red I
;
? ? Rev. J. M
'
? ular ??. the colored \
? u> unfriendly to their
?
Council of I ' ? : from the
.urne beri
.
a wild Mad'? for a p-i--t< r in t!.a*
_
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
and Daughter Burned -S ttled
in I ull-IJe. line, to Kim.
IrU tei? Piani t.. tt;- '?
\ ? ? . ;
? -??.?.? the-Iti
1 . WCn? l.iellv 1.111
having
ai d 1 ? r da ?
i : .iure ' '.Il
. Mrs.
Du fly :
Me--: I ? : .
in 187?, f ? ut t?? ail their creditor? to-day
, I ot' their ill
Mr, l I '?es to run as a
I Oil thO
iria Iud< ?? iblican State
Vfoal Potati Dora.
.? ?h.1
Point, Va., 0 rhel el?
? ? ...-d the
I
th< ground w
?ill.
s.\ente ?? bundred balea of <??:?.>t? were
put into the Oxford to-day, and the work
? ?? load > ? ' ? to-night.
? to-day WOW
THE CHIEF OF POLICE
TlilnUs Bo Has Taerotl tl<e Murderer.
(Ht te!ofrr?i h lo the DUpatcb.l
I'm; ??? ? im \, Pa., Ocl In a
dispatch ?etit to the ?
tl s last night Chi? f Wood asked ?f
' one lure who could
identify Tascott. A tel ?ram can ?
?
thai no o lelphia
know Tase >tt, and requ< iting that the pho?
tograph of the man under arresi he sept at
one.?. He was accordingly photographed
and the pi. turo will bt mailed to-i
t'h.? t ?,,, ? mu close) id with t'
: murdi era) >? ? bile to-day. After
a few prelimi rig man
ii he v>.?- not Tas?
cott. ? ?lored ? rcepti
bly, ?ml then be ? ied in a halt-l
? way thai i..? wan that not? ? |
son. ('!:;. ? W Im a de
oenption of the murderer, and the d
tempted t< argue thai the points wen? not
II" uckm wh dge i thai
npper fronl toeth bad l?? ?
hopped out 11 ?
pper fronl teeth are said to have
been gold-filled. The man also .:< know
1. dgea ' ! travelled ? stensively.
! to aaj ?me word
about h?< parents, deolarine thai they
. :d he would noi for the
be was a thief, He
?! '. ? the frequenters of
a well-known bil 'us having
played peel there. Heia <;iid to
expert game, and in thia reaped b<
With ???-? ott, wl 0 ??
rer
at it. Bi i u ter view with the pri?
soner Chiol W< od la i.. ? r eon
viuced thai the man ia none ?.?tur than the
murder? ? ...f.ire u reward of
?
? ' trie Ugfc*.
[Bjr ?????G??G? to tuo DtepStCB.]
RawToax. 0 lutionswere
adopted ' ? cothi nueh-mootod
??uhi wire queetiou by tlio fclxecu
II a] I'.leetn, -
Light A*.iation to by. tfter reviewing I
tbe importaui e of ti e queatiou of the dia?
li the question of
lbs tension of the eurronl the commit
both direct
m d alb mating, ol the intensity of the
??? ? ree now io use in tins
and other cii ? of th< conatry ure sbso.
the ' sue
'
reduce
-oiilie,!.
il theenrr uta BOW in use would "n
crease the cost and cripple ti.
on w^ the cause
pie l with restrictivo I
tiou a<e! divided re ; , which
gave ? repairs.
Safe iasulaUoa of bi.jb-teuaiou wirea is
?l'le.
???* Vork?, Beaajaattwasl BaSa,
ri'T telegraph ?o lb* UUiiatctLl
.VawToax, October ^?TiideweatMhkat
regiaUation, thegraud Intel roach.
lie totals fur the pre\ioua
:???. m,M; i?7, 238,436,and urn,
33S.6B*.
tie ? .- . . pe'tihar
curative merit, und m much eupirior to
other preparatioao.
AN OUTRAGE,
THE ARREST OF THE CHARLOTTE
JUDGES OF ELF.CTION.
One of the Ilo?.'? SjgteSOMS <?G Intimidation.
Aulirlo Oemiirrallc
? Irr I ?mi.
r?neolal telegram to the PlaDat?i.i
Bom Boston, ?*.. Ootobst '-"'>? 'Ihr-nr
? tin? Judges .>f el? I pinwall
i.u?. inci, m Charlotte count). by s United
Btatea deputy marshal b"H csueed much
talk sad Mir hers is D?mocratie oirclcs.
Great indigoatioa it expressed and rosai?
feeted khd our people ars becoming highly
wrought up by such methods of r.'tty per
secut on and attempted intimidation. The
s. -it >i Boston Democr iti? clubs thi
Hint: Issued tbe foUowiog address to the
people ? f Halifax:
Bonn Botro* DsMocsAitoClobs,j
Boi ?ii Bom '
that u
Pnited states marahal. acting under the
direction of William l&abone. the Repub?
lican ea Q ' I
: and tabeo to Lynchburg for
inai befor s United Btal
? I election .it- Aspinwall pre
mpl to
drap, the iudioial ? rmine into the mire and
filth of party polities foi persons] ends
lows tne deeper it which
liafioni Is reduced, and that be
will resort to soy mesi
u .] would even trample the lib irtiea
of the peopl ? und? fool to < lect
(lovernor. Ii I? well known tbst the
of Halifax sod Charlotte counties
are the special objects of his hatred and if
over them he u II
11 - m.u be but the be?
ries of diaiiol cal acts ? ? lo
timidntc the lodges ol election und pre
irformiOR their dun. s on
? tl ? . I.. ; ti.'? peoni, of l
m this. It's ili" ?
? tirant .nu! doari
ever} man fit) aside 1 s ir* private business
end woTk from now until the polls. lose on
election-day, and rebuke this tyrannical
u ?ir;?? r ol powei by giving the lari est
D?mocratie mai..n'y Halifax has ever
given. If we will 1?? true to
?? fern the r< alt. Arise
in your maji ty sad might and bury for?
? hop - ol this Virginia
_
?? LYNCH BURG.
The Judges Befar? the United States Com?
nilSKlnnrr.
[Special telegram to QM DlspatCh.1
l,i?.. HStrso, Va., Ocl il W M. \. H.
Bmith, und Ali
I awaon, of Charlotte county, were or >ucht
b?i.'.a? by Deputy I lutes Mur.
- hai Harvey ai d ; ISl tes
? rier Vi ti. Tinsley for ei
a the United
? ct-Attorney
t in be
r Jobo
VV. ?1 a al, N. C. M ti n, Jr., A. 11. Bur?
ina J. C. Edmunds appeared for
warrant opon which the
. m oat by one Bo
pi rvisor
? Hows :
\. Jl. Payne, Isaac M. Smith, mid
rli r Lawaon, judges of elei I
Chai lottecount r.al the
.'.'of tin?
! I?'. risi d stat a? s
ad hin lered an
? re m th?
them to
li."
v oat or Daniel moved to quash thewar
?.? the irround that it Was vague
lefinite in tli it it i.i led t.. epeoify
? against whom tin?
.cit^ charged, was I I, or to
arshal or a deputy
I, or even to ? whether tho
had was ? Federal or State elec
He : nit the gen
; th meo had t?. ??? ?? ?
I br. >ught here to stano trial on ? vague war?
'rait, and that, too, when there was a
I States commissioner at tbeir very
door.
In reply to Mr. Daniel Mr. Craig nd
? e ..? rai t \\ is not drawn op
with the degn.t accuracy required
of pli ? ?
trial, but considered tbat it soswered the
? t thi? i'\ He said the
; :.. this city
? ?. and be chsrsi i? f
unjust the imputation of the < ?>???? ?
? in ? is act u e d in any du
by political ?
Iji urned oi
Monday morning at Hi o'clock. Thi
- t do not hesitate to de?
is ii ? political tru k and s malicious
I ? - ! for the accosed
weri ? ?' ip iken in their di nunciation.
AT HEAnQUARTERS.
How the Kewi Was Becelved l?v the
I?, mm rat Ic Committee,
'o "??? Dispai ??.!
\ lndkia, Va., October 26.?The State
Esecutivi ? '..????. ?? bere this afternoon
r? ??in
icy of intimidation and
force v. . ? from
lowed, Tbe
committee have infon .? two
? ? Aspinwall
?iv.- been ar
i? -'? d by s] oc) .! d< put ios of the I
I f riel .?( Virginia
id at the ?t?
tiol election and ?arri??.I to Lynchburg.
'.
,i to the ?
?
??: a special view to the intimidation
tion of the
and the
few member*, of the committee ?
l tir?) li.?!.luit; a
ire s fuir lui
lot und irci? count m nil sections of tho
State. They have determined tint every
? ; ?tie I to regi itration ?ball bo
? 1 and i bat be anali osai h
and have it cuntid at all bazar Is.
DESPERADO AND TRAIN-ROBBER.
He anil a Pal Tu ice Surrounded, hut >tako
Their Km.? pi?.
[By telegraph 10 the DkvpetOh.]
BrBMCtoBAM, Ala., October ?NL?Sheriff
M Blooot cu?n tv, was io Birming?
ham toi-daj. and told the folio wine etorj of
an unsuccessful attempt to cat eh the ont !
desperado tnd Lrain-robber Kobe Burrows:
? Rube and one of his pals had been in
Blount county ? week or more, and 00
? lay last the officers of the law got
on tbeir tru '.. They found them at night
j iu the boose of Bud Aehworth eatii
< per. Tbe Sbari ft' and his posar eurrou id d
the house sod called for their surrender.
; When the <l or w.?.s opeoed the two
' rubbers rushed out, with ? woman fol.
lowing and screaming, l.-r fear of killing
rs did not shoot, und the men
? I .. aft? ? noon they were
overtaken and surrounded in a swamp, but
when called upon t.. surrender answered
that they bad rather die. and told tbe
Sheriff to pro?.? with bis si ootiog. Pire
? ued, and aft? r some hundred shots
deputy sheriff named Ander?
>? ? io . | id were
found deed. Robe ami I ran oil
through the woods. They were followed
r, where they \ver- watched
while sheriff Sifoni? came to i!im
supplies of Winches! rs and bloodhounds.
Begot them and went back this evening.
this occurred is several
?? mi the rail?
The G???-American Party,
f?r mlegnipti le tn? Dtepa?Sb.l
Sion Citt, le, Ootober M. The later
national America] ? train reached
?'it?.?, 1.1., this in. nine about 8
o'clock. Breakfast ?as bad on the traio,
which wai surrounded by ? ? r ?wo* of peo
pli curiousl] watching every morsel of
????ate??.
Just before I o'clock the local reception
committee took l charge sod
? 1 them to the < >p irs-House. Here
Mayor Clelaod and Governor Larrabee
W< lr? 'tne?l the city's ,*ue?.ts and iotrodoci .1
Senator Allison, who ?a?.i that th- dele
?.? re now within tbe great corn-pro
?iiii ing region. Here corn was kin?,:, rbs
nl watch???!
with great mterest tbe developmeot ? f
Booth America and Central America. Each
continent produced something not peo?
dooed by tbe other. One trouble that we
had m the paat was that to seoftrs ion?
mutiication we mint, ninas and reel
? ut we irare now read
lines of d.I oommooicsuoD. He also
m tint tieur future that tho
I ?. ? oeesoi aslffbt be uaited by a
esosi which would bring th? people ol
Ameri?** pesrer. Although iu tbe heart <.f
the continent, vet Iowa was on th?- Mi..
aouri river, and therefore navigation was
opea to the i.ulf of Mexico. Ho hoped
that the delegate? would judge from the
ex preselo os ol the people how idud they
were to w. '.com?? then to Iowa.
Bettor Silva, of Columbia, in response
Miil that it wss causo for HTi
tion that the address of welcome should
have beep made br one so eminf-nt ss
?senator Allison, Hs truly represented the
people, and hi? amiable expresMons were
the faithful <?' lo.f tli.? sentiments of those
in whose osais fas spok?. Th? delegates'
vocabulary of thanks was already exhaust?
ed, but tiieir hearts lev. nled from ?day to
day the sentiment of fraternal n>'uu>at.h.y of
human esteem for the people of this great
republic, which they had alwavs regarded
as a friend, but which from to-day must
forerer be ?aamrdcd as their elder listar.
John A Rsaeoaoaid that in his know
lodn" of diplomatic history ihsTs hai been
Doeoch importan! gathering asthl
gross. For the first time the diplomatist?
unsealed their lipa, and from oaeliberty
loving pe.pb? eame the measafeto another
liberty-loving people of fraternity and good
will, tt marked an era in the annale of di?
plomatic hiatory. ?Te tanghi the Jd world
that WS tablish lilwr
tv amoOg the pis.pie of the v.
sphere.
at the conclusion of the speeches tiio
itea were sh..w-? that beautiful and
unique structure, the corn palace. Prompt?
ly at Llo'olock tin? specml train glided I
? toaba,
umuia. Nan., October td. On t1 \.
braska plains, under a cloudless iky. with
a genial warmth ol or. tbe south) rnera t.>
d.iv for <!.? ? : a the North I
oh:i Indiai? upon bis native prairie?. Situe
the -im ' ? expedition
Little He ulet, m Pondar, forty miles fi .m
Bious City, I m holding :
version thai should ' interesting,
noon the tra - beeidoa little
depot ma Ion. u prairie. On one ii leahnn- |
died . r two hardy lookii women
I r?n the platform, while m the
open 01 ? U bed a nnm?
ber of Indian teep ? I ig near v. ,s a
jittli drov? oi bronchos sad lied and bri?
!
standing was a land of Indian* fr
theWinebagoa and Omaha?. The
visitors gathered about and stadie
curious Intereai the bandfnl of North
Anen m. Finally a |
circuit ???is formed about e creai drum
apon the ? art'i. I'tie 1 t????
fa with a Stick 11
The chief lifted his voice In a discordant
way that startled the visitors, und
a? gone through witb.
The tram ?t .1 P. M. Isi di d 11
Florence, five mih ? oui o? < to .i ? ? he
party remaina here until 8 \. M. Monday,
when it starts Coi ; ? la.
UNPRECEDENTED CASE
In the HUtnrv offrirne In Tcnnr?
ilegrapb io thn Dispatch I
K? "t\ n f. October 26. The Rupreme
? ? ? ideda case anprei
in tli" hiatory ol Tsaneoaee. List January
Henly Button, a pr lock-buyer of
II.it.??, kcount d upon by men in !
' and kill? 1. Su . ? ted to
five ??? John 'or Big Join
John M. Eliaba. and Clinton Barnard. They :
?ire closely related t.. each other anda
tanni;, feud 1 e! i n g been raging b
. id the Buttons. The Barnard? were
I and tried m < I l(
of Hancock on 1 be asms indii
md ? I..1 senti need |
An appeal ?as takes to
reme t
brined the sentence of the lower court. '
They will be banged on Decombi r 28d. It
is a remarkable ? *e in several particulars, !
si I ? ? ? t on rei rd where l.
wi ??? tried for mm ? ? I
mnnt and convicted. At the same term of
the lower court six men were sei ten? ? -. i t ? ? ? ?? -
entiary j
? terms for homicide. The lirst sen?
tence to hang ever given in the ?
was nisds at that term. Hanc
. long
ml- and fatal si
effraya, but on to-day, it is
t, will atari a new order o? th .
the mountain*.
AfTnlr? in Mexico.
fTty tol??rapti to m* Dlapeton.1
?'?tt or- Mexico via Galvxston, 0
1?. ?? ...
Government
an ?? | i " irks I??.
?
in?,; his credentials as Minister t
I: .
The negro colonization bill!
? first reading in the S nate. '?l?<t bill will
-?? d and approi ? l, bul
will find hard times in Mexico, aa thei are
v. rj unpopular bere, and besidea the landa
Bel? ted are am tig the most unhealthy in
the country.
? he ' ? 1
and Bpaniah the ?
co and the United Statea to revive tl ?
of the ci invention of 3
to eurvi iting bound?
ary-line betw wesl of
t be ??? ' Grande, und t... ? | me for
the ei ?
Dish' Oca and Cur"
?
? ...re <?, lebrat
tuglo-Amei ?can Corop.
?
The Croata Trini,
fry : ? PtapBftra.1
? trial
timed at the usual hour tin
ing, The first witnese was C !
1 H< ? ifii I that ? y Dr, Eg.
1" rt, bis aai
combination to tbe vault in which tl
with the false teeth taken f ?. m ' ??
luth was kept. II [Odd) I Inot
ktb.
lir. D. G. M?? re, I .t the
. wai c died and di eribed the
woundi and marka of identification on the
Patrick Jl.nin. livery- i
il? testified to
gard ??, hiring of horse and buggy from
him by Dan ?
After long a
ol ? ' m b> Mr. I
which witni
?
duv morning. _
Fleet Inn (?????p????.!.
|Ht telegraph n. las Dispai b.]
Sa?, ? . Ocl
?
.?'? o! H? t? . re: the r. -
! ot M itaafa aa ?
nsmoa by t'.? chu t-1 ; the various di
H waa expresaly provided that Mataafa
should - ..- ???.? uni
mont entered int"
powers Then, if'
necessary, a new election will be held.
Tamas? - signify theii
in. ? be correspondent ?
' ? follow?
er* "ii ?. ii m .1?? an
I kafa's
: ' HIS a.?.
1 one humir d warriors left ? pia???
October lUtb ' Thedepai
the warrior* for Kavaaii makes certain that ,
Hired..:, thai island
? rday.
Culling nil (Interinili n! Officiala for l'unii?..
??? telegraph to Ike Dispatch.]
;s rroM, October 26.?U baa been
brought to the attenl ion of the ( .
viee Commission that the Old Dominion
Republican 11 agu? of the lii-irict of Co
lumb a bus had mail? d or .hliver??.I to per?
sons in service in tbe
mi at* ut Washington circular
contribution* foi polii
ol the offla rsof th | ?
an? officiala in th
ment. The commission ?- taking ne
. Bteps to brin . tontiou
of the proper authorities with a ??
the prosi
found to have violate v I :
tin law i. tating to pol?n.
The I.oiiUiumi Homi Steel.
[Hr telegraph lo trio IMepaiehd
Raw Obuabs, Oetobei ?. ??? grand
jury to-'i kj niade a sp?
bond st< sL They ?tate thai '. b? irn
Deuced ai far back aa 1880. Durine
: F260,000 of consolidated
ihanged according t.. law :
? pei ? ts, known as constitutional bonds.
j Notwithstanding the exchange ..
positivi of th. law requiring im
1 mediai'? cancellation, these bonus were re
i ?. ined intact until May 6, 1882, and wi :??
use 1 by 1 A. liurk- for his
private ? .? ? - I v SJ found li-'
twi nt\ a dicuuentsagainsl Major ?
III.. S|.#?dr .ludfc-eV Work.
li-v t?:eri%pi '"?? MseateBvl
Bir.uiNoinM. ??.?.? ?? ber M. A anecia]
? tuffer? l from I
says: Joe ilari..1 oolored? wa ?
tardar iva negro detective for attempted
?
man identifli dthe man and hi
guilt. The officer started with him to the
Columbus jail and a crowd of
k bini ani hanged him. [hone?
. snxioes to punish him us tbe
whites. _
trinai ila ii iaetuataa.
[By teleurM'b to thr Dlsuat-b.l
Ni:w toas, October M. Ike New York
agi nta of tbe Hamburg-American Company
have received information from Hamburg
that the American mail, which lett New
York by the steamer Columbia, of the Ham?
burg Liae, October .) 1, era* distributed in
Hamburg on the morning of BatU
toiler 12th, at Ib.? name time aa tbe mail of
the Citv ot Pari*, which left New York Oc
tul>. ? ;jd. _
An Ki-CoagreMinait Head.
(By telegraph to tbe DUpatcb.l
KnOXWI.I.K. Octob. I H.? Clouel J. If.
Crazier, a prominent ante-bellum lawyer
and politician, ia dead. He served several
terms in Congress, serving one term with
Lincoln. He was an ardent secessionist,
and since tbe war closed he has been living
a very quiet life.
Even in Honolulu, ?apitul of the Hand
wirb Islands, they une lir. Bull's Cough
rarran.
L?EOS THE STUMP.
THE GOVERNOR'S FIRST SPEECH IN
KING AND QUEEN.
Messrs. Pnllnrrl. Scott, Mntifurd. Stuhbs
ani Jenna Also Hefen.I Ili-mect alle
Ilo. triti?? ?Nerd, <>t f:liee>r.
fSpeelil telegram to the Plepatch.l
.f.vh.iit, Vs., October M, The lie.
mocratic rally bere to-dsy -.ras a
I. Colon??!
? i I, ami B, B.
Mm.: rd csi od t?. West
ton a spe. nd trun und c u le over bere,
Iffajoi ?. ?Oyloi tl I mei Mort, ?
Mar--. Senator ?G. 1 I Colonel
W. I. Robins came up from (iloti?
little after : | Major VY. ?. Saun
? and Queen, lotm -
Governor Lee theGovi mor made
? ?
the people of King and (?seen in their
? ' ? I; did not make
?
applause of'tin crow l imi the good * 111 ? f
ne.
Governor Lee was followed by Hon. H.
R. Pollard, who review
in a clear ami fi ? ible manu . Mr. Pol
lord i- e very logical speaker, an I
I with pb fit? bj tin people
of King and Quoen, whose standard
be has so fr< nuentlv ???????.
?. The
s;., akei to J. T. Blind
? Brother's I
pie bad ut in the wi t roa 1. It
was ? hi ed tli il tin k]
shoul ' epe iker
should left off.
an the thri idol Mr. Poll.
?
h. Be
?
effort
Mr. ?. ?. M ke. He elee
tifi ex] the audii nee by h fi ; vid elo?|Uenee
and In . 1 lottdlj 8]
? d.
1
pi tc with humor. He told of thi
work being douo
While he s^.ok.? w< rd?
?
Mr. -I ? f.r the
II. use fr ??:.
l; I bad been so
her gp< akers
: liencelon :.
He urged the peopl
over. I
county?
for the u:':.' r end ol thi
' a num.
ber of ladies ! . r was
served
entl.u
!.. in 1
?
Scott, '
Mr. Muni', ?
epe? ial ?
ig well,
ring at
Hill, in tb
BEIRNE AND TUCKER.
They AlaUe I-ine ti peci h? ? ?? ? : irge Audi?
e In I armi ule.
?
infoili.
?????
I
?
1 ard P.
Beirne, of would ai
Farmi Ule on
ili. ss tl . -?? at 8
...
;
ppoint
ed tu? e for
? en was
Boon
spa? im lied with
ilnding
a porti
ted into
i"d ex?
prolonged
the mi
l ?
?
? iir and
? half, niten.
tion w ? ?? utterance.
?
Demoi
th out
1
pre ? i.'
. .oi only
to am
? pi il b-.
Mah '
Mr.
?
: . who,
of d I?
ir Bur.
row? ??
thin t
of hi- I i.i * is
all wrote.?. [1 t this ?uni ture
? flash s
.ut Mr.
oll.
"! i ? rolline
-?? stanti
tory is perched it] in \,,_
? r.
A club ol
?
?
day. _
? io? klexandrla Worklngtuen's Demo?
. rati ? ???>.
? Dtspetfh.1
?. Va.,I Ictober 26. The Dei -
u's (Hub l."l 1 a large
Dg iu tl ??.? ' reet to?
night. Houe>K. W Fairfax
count?, .address I the mi ting in a
of un ? 0
D by the ti\.- hun
I VY, II. F.
? unable
GREEN B. RAUM,
c?f llllooi?, ? ommisslon? r of Penatone,
' ral Baum was born in Golconda,
G 111., 1
ceived a cumin u school
law, and in W
in ?-??. : i\it!i In- ? niiily to Kan?
sas. II
Illinois At the
I
as major of au Illinois regiment and was
mad?- nontenant?? ? lonel, then coloi
then breve! ?
m..de brist -
em
i
.<??
^
'? iv 6th. R tan ?*tt< ? nodi r
I '. tu the Mississippi cam?
paign of 1862. At tbe 1 nth ho
ordered and 1. d the ohar ??? tbst broke the
. levate left and captured a battery.
He was with General Grau! st Vick
and waa wound" 1 ..t t.,- ut?:
ary ltidge in ???p??.,?t, II '? During tin*
Atlanta campaign be hol ! the Une of
communication troni Dslton t> Aoworth,
audfroui Kingston to Bom??, (in. la IBM
be obtained u ohsTter for tbe 'airo
ami Vlnceooes Milroad Company,
sided iu
and became its tirsi president. He
was elected to Congress und served
March 1, lhf?7, to Murch S,
1869. In 1*7? he was pr.? lideat of the Hli
.:? pobUcsa Convention, and iu the
same year he was a delegate t.. tbe nation?
al . ..'ivi uiion of that party in ''incinti '-ti.
Hewas appointed Commissioner of Inter?
nal Revenue August 2, imt?. an.', ictaiiied
the of?co uutii May ai. l?tt. During this
period be collected $860,000,000 and rlis
I a? MM t'lO.OOO.iiOll without loes. He wrote
reports ? f his burean for seven successive
(Jeueral Raum i* author of "The
Existing Conflict Between Republican
Ooverament and Bouthern oligarchy/' He
has practiced law in Waahingtou, 1). C.
NEGROES MAKE TROUBLE.
Th?? White? Att Promptly end 1'revent a
?taw,
r..r a time reeterday aftemooc ?
ment ran bigri ia the aaaghkorl
, Fourth end Leigh streets.
But tor tbe ooolaeei and determination
of ? few whits m? ? the tn
likelv have resulted sari? . rty.
in. rwrtmmra eaoao.
About 8 o' look Mr. ht vT. G ?
walking I Igfa atreet aa ' met three
them waa Alt ? d Botta,
againat whom Mr. Oavloaccidenti* ton. bad
passed. Botte h
around rerj in nil ?
to Mr. G i.l". the letter struck tb
sari* Dronghi b
Botta ? ' up a bri?
.pon tue head jui temple,
an ugly gaeb. The white man was
?
triokling down his cheek, made for Botta
I ."im doe a.
wo osi eras.
A crowd by this time isemble'
and Botta appealed to bis race for help.
?
? raw a) Mr. Gayl without striking
: him.
Ai."Ut this time Mr. W. H. Moselev and
a gentlera in ? imed Childrej
:,-. <t km ?? of Mr. U tguna in
their bands, at the sight . t ?
? irb mee, ? ?
'? av.
TBS '
of Mr.
'
cl ol negroes followed and atti
b their way into ti. ? l tiil
thai they ..
?. in tbe doo
! held the crowd at baj \ .?
? '? ?
?
!
, the st..r>- it
?
? their de ire t< r< ? -1 the ar
tl ' man and ? quietly
Mr. ?
' ktcly figuri d in I
1 ' ith he was ? : i
and for tLii- costa
m ras.
I '
?
drunk and violently re
non. i
? ?. in the
neighb ? Vielj
led to
" ? ' ir.v.
" Armory ' ipl kin Henry C
win in mt>any It
-
? ?
Negro Impudence.
?
and lady
?
pie spi ?
?
'
[??cori '
Pi ?... da ami ?
'? Are ? ' !? " Well, so
Id. of th" ?
trip to ? ? w
If Ri s her dut;
ti?.? ?
will I ?
?. Hie ?;. Greg ry, of Chai
Vf. Va., Katie 1.
Dyson, atC!
In the Police C
? ted to
h nt of
the Norfolk and Western telegraph, who
ri e ivi ring,
Dr. C. I. Cu llipp, ex.
:
Of Stewarts
toa ? G ?., '?
?
. ?? ? he
ordei ho
is the .'? . 'e,
'
? ? I M. a< tl
ms will '
? ?
. ' dation is growiaa
ted t ? ? it
-.'II in .
in the lati thirty da . ill Ward
'? d 7 .
morn?
? '
? thirty-one years
; ? tied m
Ri liiie ? teen years. He was ?
?
? impf.
A newapap ir "ft' " .. ,. |iilS
tie? foli ? a gentleman who has
many trii
lie (Jhurcb
..? ?.? 1 : " Mi. .1 .-? ? b Bren ?
again in this
?
U
I mini . He
tnond, Va., to visit his
At thi
?
. "iith and Main Btreela, the
?
suiuR ? ? r?,-?: President, A. <'.
? .1. Creer j
?. Schmidl ? .
<'. c. ?
? J
I <r. John W,
Gilhatn. !.. G. Bn wn, T. M. traits
? any, und j, Vr. V.
tor, John M?
The ? action Trouble. .
U'.r ? ?toh.l
LoniaviLLK, ??., October 3?. -Themafl?
? 1 ;?? a il trian '
Howard's forcea
C urt
(ilit.i.
A Colored Dapaxtaaant Ottteft
[Myteinrrstn to me uiep*u-a.t
tur?.? Batchellerha , I Milton M.
D. to be C
on in the ? ? office,
Holland is a well-known coli red la???
Tu. y Ua ! ?talked aa 1 ree 1 and ? ios '"ceth.er,
1 tie mouth* like adrea ? ?** '.
? Ad? bo? ti ,uy
? beli h miei Mr.?? ill* ?t:
" liooilby : ' And he Ugbtod a cigarette,
While abe yn-vu-J bebtod ber tan.
' Ta ta ! ' Ana liioy ?%?*?.1?tti*t ????p??G girl
Ami til? immer y?nug uiud.
YOUNG. C?Pil?
Are *o bable to Croup,
?u Men Cold*, and vi?
nous tLroat trouble*,
that no fansly ihoula
be without
AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral
It ?rive? butant relief
ana effects a pernia
;*j?l neat curs.
?? ? asveuse4Ayor*s
Cherry Pectoral In my
funilU f r ihirty jnirt
i!wa)i?i'.iiii "
It th?? r.est remedy for cruttp, to which co?
and bave al way ?found
plaint my children have been ?ubjeot."?
Capi ? Carisy, Bn "Ui>n, M V.
r irci in) . Iiililr.'ti wer* taken down at
?ne? Inn??, the |ia>< winter with ;ntbiei./a:
but they ?rere ?????ni etnee by las oae ci
A\>r\ Cherry Pectoral and Ayefe Pilla."
M rasters, He.! Ledge, Montana?
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared hr ?? .1 0. Aver It Co., Lowell, Mm?.
Hold ty ?11 IlrugKteU. Price tl ; ?I* Urtile?, Si.
BOOK AND JOB WOBK NEATLY
*XK* ! M?l> Ai TU* 1>1*PA1CU MJ?IT
iXU-UULii.
REGISTRATION.
HOW IT PROGRESSED THROUGHOUT
THE STATE YESTERDAY.
Very Active In Oitnvlll* and North Dan?
ville ~Th? Work In (he
f .unity.
fspeclal telegram to tbe Dtspat-h.!
Damtilu, ( ? be pest two
1 ? gkvtrstlon b ?? b ?en ei
ad North ? lai vilh
l\ . Iti DsaV 1!'? the ne.
groes heve registered verj renorelly, and
l their full ?treiv't;
?
snd wben in? 'nt verv
!? d in v whit" men eatiti? I I
failed to pis.?? t t.??? list. In
1 ? ?
us much activity m WS* expected, am! I.tit
? ?? gone on thi
H
tire.
? I tbe whit
t.? be an ?peti ?
itrars. _
FREDERICKS3URG.
? Ooed It.-piirt from All ??-?????! I he
Un. j;.
Impelai tole?.Tim so the Dtepel
Fssoi ft ?. ? ?
been raining here
? ?? ini lem?
both politi? al pi '
?
. ? ,
?
ijority
? ? the kilidly
?
i
_ ?
80 of whom are w . !. r, 15,
ilav mid min h in!
?
? !
ml.dan; and si ? ?
ltepul ? this sec!
? ally givi u up all bop?
?
it lahingtoa County.
is: telegram to tl ?? Disi tl
Abixodon, Va., I
fifty-tv
? ?
Norfolk ami Portemostth.
'-]?? ial telegram I
I
I ?
part of
In port
usual. I'he m w ?
!
At \\ lacht ?
??
WiNci Va., 0
. I ? ?
?
rithsl ?
Wh-? lor th? I '
At Pi tersburg.
DtopetobJ
Pi 11
'
_
HioiikIii Broken.
;Hvt?
Mom . ?? Am., ' >?!?>> ? ? ?'?. ? I 0
'.
.
M irk- ?
After w?)i kiii^ it ov< r
.
to only
? IlOUSt. WlIO CAM TALK !
? uni of a "
1 ? over a en an equine rifted ?itti
r
? ? a aura? le : but s
. r?. rar? ntlv a cure
knewlotlgcd
? ? . . ill a?.)
I . . a I . uloUS, but ?
i alise t..
Js t:< ? ? .
l'i ? en -? fair U
., ?"' make new Uni<*?. !? it it will ro
.ii? lithj -r.tt?? ? b? ii
?
?
or strengtb restorer, sltcrut
? an?, nutritive, ?? Ueeh-biilldi r,
known 1 ? ?'? ?
Hi mi hm
t.urii In tbe II. a l. sn l nil Urn ?
it is an unequal? <t rein ??!>?. Ii.
of the Btouiach, Uvi ? and bowel
r lijan. ?,sia. Il;i;
ini M.ih. ai lils
r cure In ? very. h?*;
? nei?!.?.!, or
money ? lid ' ? it will he promptly p fun led
(.'?jpjTTltflii, 1-??. ii\ ttum.io DB '?Inn I
S300 OFFERED
w t "*?~ ?**-^ ~^*^ ? factur?
era o( ?? ? Kenv-ly, for an
Incurable caie of Catarrh In the Head.
CARPETINGS
AMI UL RODS OF
FLOOR COVERING,
CURTAINS,
LACE AND HEAVY,
BEAUTIF?I PATTERNS.
B. P. RICHARDSON k CO,
(Pace liloek.) -09 i: AM MAIS???
(se Mu? 11
HOW TO MAKE
S.o. ?an... ?IS fuir far.? "'.
? l ? U??l?
vsteni *?????. S?? m ?
ADIPtJ->MAL?NE.
kUJ?v'pLM?BJ !.. .
-? ?
14 .1? i; . * ?
, .?1 ... MV.
fr.p?. way t?4i m ' ?
? I by sewjaSska
LSI ?.M-ll A to..
?Hit? MadlM? ??,., I'tilla4av- ??.
tau 30-weow3ta.Se 1-?. -
\??y
DRI?M. tHiniMV .?: r.
"PKBVKMS ANO CUMaV"
EUX IR BABEK,
a positive cur? '"G MALAKIA, PRVKK ami
AOUK, Contains oc? ?? dolne or arsenic: al?.
lutely vegelshlr . iuip.?iu<l. S..11 a'. .Ir i|(i.li
al ?? .ente per bottle; three for ti. *&, oc ?il in
pUiiCKU., LADD i CO.'S
????310? Of CO? LlVkU OIL
WITH llTlOi'bO?i'HlTES.
this preparation has been used tor the past
ten rear? with tbe fi-.-atest ?etUfacticu le phj/ti
ctaus ani paUeau os a nutritivo me lici?n In ail
waning tlUoaSu?.
i'rice fide, aad fi Ml bvitla, oo I
/
Absolutely ?
Till? powil
: ?
t ?
?
COMPANY. 1 I
MENSE
CHOCOLAT
PUREST, HEALTHIEST,
Ask for Yellow Wi
?taf?
IlilCH -
Standar/J ?? ?a?: \
s
X HIGHLY V;
HOUSE'.Kf.i
. . . ,
? ? j e?
.. ..
??ko? r airs. ?e.
?ALU Ol M \ : ?. ?
? ? ?
?
Vi W BDCKWHI Ai. I IN?
NEW BUCKWHEAT,
Maple Syrup,
White CI Vi ; Il
?. I
New tara. Cheesi
Pineapple (
AT
tlRIiil/t?. SHillM, .Ir.
I?OR BALI , ?
?
owuer (.mu?* ? > fui
W G. SMITH. c\
vT . ?
'
|
ali itimi* doue a
?aTABLISHIb I ?
H. li. lii'MIK?'
U V.."N-. . OH ?..
t'I I : ? '
UjiaU-i >
?
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