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RICHMOND DISPATCH.
?THOLB M MUER. 12,822._RICHMOND, VA-, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1892, TURBE CRNTS PKR COPY.
???.: ? ?G??. SCOURGE.
?. ruA'S PESTILENTI?*. MARCH
C^NLTHE6UfiO:rANCONTIN-NT.
* ,,.? wise mol.!..??.. N.w<-e*.
. ?. . \ is???
wlp.vr,.r..-af>caMe roihe-topel*.]
.? a?ive measures
,d hospital.
,i be Mie
..?? ?I an extet.Mve
m% Wards
'.?r the re
m part-ate an.l the
t ?nU
?ted.
I
. : mm mm.
Mine fruit ia
, itera, there is a
thai all fruit is in
I th* health
ni upon the (! .li
? t ami many lo*e "t nn?
.
? raeaa ?? 1>?????
ron? In been nt
? ? at Sihieids, to which
?ship, lias
?-.? lave or.
' t ?
;.. I.:. 1 npi.n the arrival
Ha buie.
IH ? ?lern rinro?.
. It - "fftcinllv an
. -a HI i>r??valent in six?
.1 m three
. neabere. At
.. ? arred end *.*n?> ca???
??: ?. ni.tira. Hoth
Mil!..! ure.
? say? there are three
ine on?ilera at tin?
l:.-ritti. I W? of the
m Hatnt arg, while the
;, ?. liiirf ?atinrer.
? : tv-f.iiir li'.iirmsevevi
tuken to the
, ? ,, New ? *,????.
..?re repertori
? ? ? ??( 11 case? as oom
; deaths, ??a d
? with the death n?
I ?rnl? Xcw G????.
I cholera re.
? . ? - ben * t-terday
i ? ti .?ease appear? to be
It ?., rhe* tnntlier l'olnt.
A ruan who ar
froa Umilimi.??
. cholen leet night II*?
?... I to e hospital, end
.? ?j* Stari?g lias been
I Or Ainorlcn.
igaatS?? Font Russian im
? re f ? sell hence for
. ? to-day stricken with
? ? re m ones reo?red
when tl
? ninne whether the dl
I : I, on Ilio Uirllne.
? o. Aeoordi?? lo tin?
? . ;? ? or! isssed to-day than
is* - aad 2M deaths eu Sun.
tbei ? ? new eases
? '.? m figure? show a re
. tt both m the namber ol
tha an I I" ?r oat the pre
I ? f( ? ? Koch that the
'. lappear us rspnilv as it
?I. ot tho 1? plil,nil .
I be North German
, . annonni
'. .-? tbe steamer? of ttieir line
d( eton during the preva
r.i apidl mie. Ali their
b* disinfected tv*ice daily and
t .k.. will be disinfeeted In sen
is allowed ahtiard thesteain
iil?' Mater tliitt
id OT with Wbioh .'iiiiriutic
! will be sii|i|iiied to
.? ? ? u ? .?:,
\ Mewspaa?? >olr.o*1.
\ lice to-day
fot announcing that a
., led to its utin.?t limits \? th
tr..:ii II imburs bad pasa I
aeh station and entered Austria
? undergo medical in
n or fumigation,
la ?? ite Cla? a.
> I?, laral svtho
the ? nited Sta;???, of < olnmbie
?ned orden eloeing the potts
ne coast o? Columbia to nil
u pnrts ?nfeoted with
?ii- pata .t st'H' .".t once to oom?
?? tii Oermlaay, li m e, aad Bel
\ 1 Hinge Klrirkori.
?. togasi :i?'. Many case? of
? ? r? nported to-day in
e three ? north
I bit ? int.? contains a
in t'.r the
. fur the p.'.'r, a wnrk
t ?t cliuiial.le InatitOl
, ii the warm weather threat?
. rat agee ol the eyi
- pity.
? ,. r. lit uko.l- IHslnrrrtatit?.
ignet 89.?Three children who
' nd th.? coo
? ? l'ilio (".r attached to a
"??? with cholera
irn< ? t?.- lay and were r??.
ipital at Ladwigal?st,
Mi klenl ara, Benwerin.
tor's wift Lu i died fr..m th?.
Sunday. A traveller
a ? ?trickan with Asiatic
und tliean
i ? r.? ? thai the towa be
> learda ? ol lining special
?? re, a ?ich ? talon
. ? : bi the po?
?? i : ,i?ain-.t
? .era. The price
mta und ? arboliu aci I
t in thi? oit) sin. ?
?a. the abnormal
? . ing tin purchase of ?li?*
tbe reach ?
?it ? th? irrati? die?
?.:. al nit?.
?.. tvoid Qaawtlaa
Berianiag Be ?ai m
menof th*? (tonerai Tri_?t?
? sail from nn I arrive at
. ' ? ( Ham. IL*? ohange
. I 1> 111 ill" s??
I no! be snbleete I
I rk. 'lhe ,.
?... . i ut Oherboarg,
1 >\S AT HOME.
?I laepeetlea nnd Disinfection
? .1 nini ? ? i.litier.
tt.o Dlspal.'h.)
\ ? -, of la
fi otion la t.fiuir rapi llv
from I,OB?i
*'anadian and
I hi Rl .t - :.ii
r. ami there is practi
i
? ? after?
? of cue
Canadiai
. tting these t ? ax?
? -. an I tt? co
' the Manne
??? ailvisable
? ?? . .
'
<? '.' ?? Tit '
I v-*lav?' de.
? .! ..nail reaael?
? baa I?* en
ria??.
?'?tuation ? eppreci ited and
? I? larger citte? are taking pre
??? ?'p'.?.,?*. their
New fork, lirooklyu.
Phla. aud JLiltun m
tueasures lnokiCB t->
' Of their sanitary
?'.? ir.venu.u
?. of the disease from
St. Louis, buffalo.
?? tra cities i:r.
? also beeu taken, in
? th? .r.ler went Into effect
, "u? tranoa'i
ramine tor five tla?.?' .in.
? Ian I, <'ir.-?-- ,i. and
? ? oral t ?
;>datUied??
'. AH.,w<t to latiti.
I t .?.-The cabin pav
? ? <'ircay?ia were al
I ?? afteruoou, but the
'??* ? ,.'',','"" r*""s"> un board, end
.?.
????a- ' ?. , " ' ' ' '?' I '
.ml were allowed
^ "?? ,e.t pttt%n?t: to remain
? aSosr.? the Tnaeel.aa the customs triti can
I refuse?! to allow them to take their lug.
wtag tO ?S lateness of til
j Tue rah.? pass? ? ris ??r* uf the steamer
ni wer?? tree wrred sl?ont sundown
tho ?em?? restrictions as the Fnee
1ml.
Hrl? la Qnivanltii?.
Kbt Wvst, Fit.. August 80.-There is
no communir-eUon with the brig Marv I!.
Marlaer. In quarantine her* with a
muUnout ersw on board. State Heaith
Porter is here but will aot disclose
his plane. He se] s tbs leoel officer of the
Hist?? board baa ralea to go by and must
obe? ihciu. ? ho period of quarantine dr
. is five days. Captain Foes Is much
worse. _
GREAT DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Adlal St?v?*?oQ Addr?????? an Iiuiuhm
Audience ?I Beiialta.
[Ivy telfgraph to the Dispatch. 1
BBMkUi M ? , Aiik?iit SO.?There was a
gn-at 1??'inocratic rally to-day at wlncli
Adlni St.v.'UM.n, tho Democrat io oaruli
? r \'?..?.?.President; W. .I. Stone, the
ratio candidat? for Ooreraori Oreja
tor Vest, and Congresstnao Hoard were tho
l-rincip.il speakers. Th'.re are 10.000 vi-tt
or? in tho city, and thirty Democratic
olabs from thii and the surrounding towns
???cortcd the dttUagt?shexl tpeas ira ol tbe
?lay to the city park, where Messrs.
s ?n and Stout spoke on the politi?
es] lames of tba campaign.
Mr. Stun? was tbe Irai Bpei ker. He paid
partieular attoatioo to ths tan if question
and the forse bill, ami asid he BBouali?
fledly fsv?>red th? fre<? coinage of siivor.
Oroeer ??????????1 wa? wrong on ?liver.
but hi wa? ?incere and honest in bis posi?
tion.
WIUILT APPI.lt'til ?>.
Mr. Stevenson wa< wildly applaud??!
to speak. Hi* remarks
were inteiitiv listened to and were fr??
appleaded. He confined blmself
Btirelf to tbe tariff, declaring
that to be pre-eminently tho BBBM
above all Osaste in the present
catupftiL'ii. Hs addressed Ins remark?
parboaasrlf to tbe agricultural clase,
mauv fai Bins beleg among the
audience. The prlBciple of proteetion, hs
said, as enunciated in the national Etapub.
lican platform, should ?ail under iti true
color*. It should not be celled protection,
tor it? true name was robbery, an! it? ef?
fect was the tobbery of the poor by the
rieh, the robbery at the farmer aad
laborer by tbe manufa-turer. Protection
shonld have no alluremout for the
! r it Vafl Up ill nun; it
bore bim down : it wa? from him that the
hateful tax drea tbe tartest ?mount; he
a>aa compelled to aeti ia tbs opea market
controlled by rree-tnde condition?, and
rapelled to buv in the uiirket pro?
teal ? by ? loeestrs duties for the sole par?
? - .'inpelllng bim to pav tnnute to
'??? manufacturers. Ile tlieu spoke
a few words tor the State ticket.
SOUTH CAROLINA'S ELECTION
'Tho Hem It Doubtful, bat Favorable to
Tinnititi.
[By taregraub to th? Dlinatcb.!
0 M-vi m, s. c, August so.?Ballottas
snd specials thus far received of the South
Carolina primarie? ?how :i ? -p. dal adran
tees either way. (?reeuville county elect?
a full Tillmau delegatloa, and gires Shell.
? laeutabeat la Ooagress (rota tbs
Fourth Distri, t, 1,200 majority. It looks
like Oearae Johastoae, la th? Third Dis?
trict, will be re-elected ?>v"r Latimer. Alli?
ance candidate- Ine vote on proBlhition
i- geaeral, but there is nothing definite uh
to the results yet. The country vote,
which is conceded to be largely Tilkiian
it??, will seareely be reported before to?
morrow. Tbe lslest bulletins an? favora?
ble to Tillmau. Doable Pond Preelaet, iu
Barnwell,reporte tnfor iiilmauto ? for
Bbeppertt
utiatiaaau t? nuaua,
The Conservative- ooaoedetbe Sfateti?
Tilluian try atout lo.ooo Dtajotity, bat
claim three Oonsereatlve ooagraaeaie??
llruwlov in tie Fir-t, Hemphill in the
Fifth, and ?lobastoaa lo tbe ? bird Dis?
trict. Sh'-ll (Alliance niun.' in t!i? Four h
I 'istrict u also re-elect??.!.
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
Mr?. John A. ?..??;??? to H ?i?n u Million
? ? - ? 11 ir- for It.
'Ity telegraph to the IiMpatcb.]
Obtoaoo, Aagaat ??.?Tbe jtasejatteaara
Christian Adtocate.ol Chicago, the oficial
paper of the Methodist Eoieoopal Church
G? the Northwest,anaounosa to-daj lUnt
Mrs. Joba A. Logea h;.? undertaken to
mis?? fl^OOO.OOO fieni the a unen <?f this
oouotrj for the American University, ths
national Institution founded by the afe?
thodists at Washington, the anirersit)
expects to secun a fund of |l0.000,00tl tor
buildings sod endowments, Mrs. Logan's
plan is to organize the women iato State,
eongressionel district, and local leagues,
leagues to oo-operate with lo-r m
rallini; ?the money to atti in th'.tereat en?
terprise. The $1,000,000 fund will be do.
. to tba benefit ? women itudeats.
$10,000 REWARD^ORJHE MURDERER
The Victim*? ?etili tho Use all or Po
'itl.-.il .<Vrilni<i?ttv.
'By teleirrapa to tiie Plspatch.l
i, Cm.., Auges! \ ? oner in
?iiiiry into the ciroumstanoea attendine tbs
' I. B. MoYYborter, the lawyer and
politician who wan murdered in his vani
lay morning, is believed to ?1 iprore
entirely tbe theory tbat the shooting was
done by burglars? The general conclusion
is that, anlese sloWhorter had a desdi]
private enemy, his death wa- the r
the political animoeitf which h? had
aroused. 'Ihe citi/.eu? bare ooatribated
(10,000 to be peid far tba arrest end ooa
? of tbe assassina Feeling rui
high, an?! if the assns-in is captured it is
Hii nt'iiij't may be made to ljucb
him._
Sullivan, Thin or Fat.
(By toleirapb to tb? Plstmicb.;
Ni.w Your?. August :10.?Sullivan's train
will leave hire Thursday ? veiling at 6
? ?'clock aud go dir??tl.? through Ci New
Orleans witboal pease of aay exteat, ar?
riving in the Crescent City Baturdai
atteraooa. "Doabt ai eapreses? bi tome
as to Sul.ivan's being down to | >i
? ?sands :i< staled.'' an Associated
?rese reporter suggested to Phil. Casey,
hulliviiu's trainer, to-ti.iv. " We don't car??
pie thins. Sullivan is uiiy li^Lt? r
than he is," wa? Casey's reply, "lhave
said his wicht is 204. and it anybody
th.nks bo is heavier than that or that lie is
?. to ficht -if anybody tbinks that.
win tin r<- - a good desi ?if monev waiting
for aay man who will come up and Ink our
iiii.n, thin or int."
TsBaeee OaasaiKassesi scheme.
[By t'ieirrapb to th? IBBpatSB.J
?"p?.???? ??.. Aaaaat M.?Fot tbo
thin! time an attempt is being made to
form a consolidation of the warenouses of
Barerai meetings bars beea
held, the smaller cori'?.rations holding off
foi on- r? ..-on or another, fuaes the Cin?
cinnati asreboaees lave orwaalaed tba
? ? lie tobaooo-mea say they mutt do
likewise to protect t?ieBMBNTee, It is un
iocowill be sold in Cinciu
11 pel hogabeed. while tho oharge
?. re has been "fit.
Large KeHnlng.tVork? Horned.
Illy telegraph to tb? Dispatch.)
Raw Toaa. August W. .!?>hn A. Casey's
leAalaa-worka, oa the eortbeeet ootaei of
Kichard aad Cotaman s streets, prooklya,
v,r. t, royed by tire to-ntght.
? be tattabl'tahmenl ? irti r ol ??
block, and contained distilled spirits,
inanuiHctun d nudi, varnishes, resin, und
'. ii?uied at ?12J,?KW. ISO
insurance fpr as can bo learned.
A llrewery l>o?troy*i1.
(By teloirrnpli to tho Disjatoii.1
KiaeraaaaB, Wis., August ao.-A fire
which broke "ut ut 8 o'clock this morning
in 1 alk, JuBfl ?\ l?rorchcrt's brewery, on
theSoutl ?- ??' brew-house,
i-leviktor. ?nd l.oilcr-liouse. The elevator
contained 110.000 bushels of malt valued at
fltsj.lKiO, and the becr-hou?* '.?0.000 barrels
I he total loss will foot up about
9?tS0,000; insurance not known.
?.triu? in ? afea? Qaaraea
?pt??G??;. Ft.. August ao.?Tbe iron
strike bas broken out in a now <iuarter.
week of activity. The entiro steel
and iron plant of sr. S;'?er &
Co.. It agsiu silent. Five departments are
effected._
IVnoi? < bno?plon?hlp.
Nbwpobt. August 80.-The tennis match
iu progrtewhere tor a week lor the cbam
pionehip of America ended to-dav in
favor of Horet. ?bo beat Lamed, of Cor
u.U._
A Proailoro! Mae IH???'?
Eabton, Ga? August 30. -W. W. Iflsrsb,
a prominent iron inaa, is dead.
t>rai)le'?-.'Brt.v Notolae?.
Wm Point, ?dies.. August n-Tbe First
Dittriot PaoplVt-Farti Coovention uouu
aaUid Jataea B. Harke* fer Coagree*.
THE BORDEN MURDER
AN IMPORTANT WITNESS TURN8 UP
IN PROFESSOR WOOD.
Lise!? with Her Mother and rather Annul
to? Tima thr Crimes War* Committrd?
The Frlaoaer'a Inqerst ?vtdence.
(By telerrapb to tbe lliepatcJi.1
F?t.i. HiiKB, Mas?.. August 30.? In the
Horden case to-day the first witness waa
Professor Edward 8. Wood, the man for
whom everybody b?? been looking for many
days. He testified as to the examination
of the stomachs of Mr. and Mr?. Borden ;
thst both? stomachs appeared to bo per?
fectly natural. Mr?. Borden'? con?
tained about eleven ounces of solid
food, partially digested, and showed
whest, starob, and meat. The stotnsch
of Mr. Borden contained only six
ounce?, chiefly water. On the luth
of August he received from Dr. Dolan
Hatcher two axes and a LI a? dre*s skirt ;
tho dress waist, a white ?tarchod altirt. a
loung'-cover, end three small B-TOlopea.
in which were hair taken from Mr. and
Mr?. Borden and heir from the hatchet, on
Align?t lcth. The witness received a nsir
of ?hoes and a pair of black ?tockir.es.
The hatchet contained a number of sus?
picious-looking ?pot?. Lut a careful ex?
amination showed no traces of blood,
so trac?, or m.oon.
Every ?pot which looked like blood was
examined, but no truces of blood
were asea. The smooch on the blue
?kirt looked like blood, but wa* found not
to be blood. ? he white skirt had one spot
which looked liko blood, and was fosad to
be one, nnd it was directly in front about
six lache? from the bottom. The carpet
was blood-stained?this was the rJttrag*
rooin serpe!?'ind there was blood, of
COBTBQ, on that. There was no blood on
the lounge-cover. An envelope Bwrked
"Hair from A. J. Horden" was ?imply
white hair. Mr?. Borden'? ws>- dark. Tha
hair on the hatchet was not human hair.
[Sensation. 1 It was more like that taken
from au auimal. The spot on tbe right
WOS was not blood, anrl there was n??
til nod on either shoes or stockings. ? here
wa? nothing oa the two axe?. Near the
edge of tho hatchet were ?pots which
?*>eme?l to bo blood, but were found not to
be. ? here was a ?patter on tho blade, Dut
it wa* not blood, and there were tp*
the side of the head of the hatchet, which
looked to me like blood, and I thought
tiny were, said the witness, but they were
nor.
(Hatchet produced, and Lizzie ex?
amined it with an much interest as did her
eOBBBB-J
lizzie's wnr.nr.A bouts.
Two thine* were demonstrated by the
evidence in the morning -one tlat t?ssie
was in her stepmother's room a: 9t3(?. and
that wa? about the time of t he murder, and
that ??- was in her father's room about the
time of his death. It is understood that
while to tho general public the teetimony
of Professor Wood was favorable to Lizzie
beeenae it appeared to *ieiiion?trati? that
there were no tilootl-sta ns on tbe clothes
or hatchet, it v.as really against bai
fiecaiisi? of his evidence iu ragard to the
time of death.
000? AND COLLECTEE.
Officer Harrigan testified that in one
room he found Miss I?sxie nnd Miss Alice
Haaw II. Lizzie wa? cool and collected,
but would not tell witness anything about
the matter. Said ?he wa? in the burn
twenty minutes at the timo the muniu
was committed. Witness asked her it it
might not be half an hour und then fifteen
BUlutee, but each time was tolti it was
twen ? minutes. Witness eaked what, if
anything, she had heard, and Lizzi?? an
swered that she had heard nothing at all,
nor had she seen anybody around.
THE PRISONER'S EV1DBV E.
The examination of Lizzie Borden at
the croner's inaneet wa? put in evidence.
If?M Borden eu.d her father gave the girl?
the house on ferry street, aud a tow
weeks ago he bought it back ?gam. pay?
ing Emm? uni bei separately. Lizzio had
beard Mr. Morso ?ay several years ago
that her father hud mado a will. II? ;
father never said anything about a will.
Her father, once about two weeks ago,
had trouble with a man whom ?be did not
know; they had some talk and she beard
tli" man say: "1 thought a man with a
reputation for getting mone? ?ike yon
would aooept my offer." Her "father said
he had staved long enough and requested
him to get out, and he weut away, saying
he would consult with his partner.
TBOUUI.K WITH ??? BTSTM01.
Lizzie hud bail some trouble wit h her ? I
mother about five yean ago, bat it was
trivial. In some way her relation? with
her stepmother wen not ns between mo?
ther and laughter; changed from calling
tier mot bor to "Mrs. Borden," when there
wen? some words over her stepsister, now
Urs. Qeorge Whit, haad. Emma bad stood
as a mother to her. She mail*? two state
in.nts about her whereabout? on thu day
of tho murders, when her-father came
boma At Bret she said ehe erse np
?tairs, then ?he ?aid ?he wee in the kitchen
und to this last story ?he stuck. When
she found her father ?he ran at once to
cull bar servant, never thinking of calliug
hrr ?tepm >th< r? because she ??f????
she wai out, nnd ?he said to -Mrs.
Churchill that ?he wished somebody
would see if ?he wa?* in th*? house. She
thonght it wea not more thau five n?nute?
after her father ramo In when she went to
the bam and was there twenty minutes.
IHB HOUrSTZAD SOI.H.
Lizzie ?aid further that Mrs, Borda?'?
homestead was for sale and it was bonghi
In by Mr. Borden for her. Liscie stated
that ?he ?aid that what ho did for herbe
ought to do for them, meaning herself ami
Emma. Atiout that time ?he commented
to fed sorely toward.?, her ?tepmother.
hue ?aid ?he never went into any drug
eiore for pruesic acid. Sho said that al .out
t\?.i w.eki before the tragedy sh*. heard or
saw somebody run down the step? and away.
Se saw sometliingaiimlarabi.u' '?'?
luit winter. When she first ?aw tbe form
rt eently it wa? on the back Btepe and ran
towards the baru. lad winter she sew a
pe?sen run away on a bun lav nigh! wiien
she wan com?as home troto church and
toi i her fa: her of tu.? oceorreaee, bat said
nothing to him about th? aeeond stair.
? bis cloaed the government's case.
MANV BUBI'Msr**,
There were many surprise? in the -or?
den hearing to-day, not the least among
them being Professor K. S. Wood'? testi?
mony. It was the popular belief that he
would ?how Udina traces of poison in the
Btomaohs Of the murdered peonie, and
would produco a murdorous-ltiokuii,* ship,
carpenti t's ax??, having a biado from 5 to
7 inches long. On tho contrary, he pulled
out an innocent-looking hatchet from a
medium aiend travelling valisb, and quick?
ly, but firmly, told the court he could not
find the slightest trace of blood on it, DOT
was it allowed that such an laetrament, m
the bands of a woman, could inflict ghastly
woaada He also demolished the prassle
acid and other poisoning theories, and tin?
Crowds ia the court-room wondered what
was coming next.
IBM hatchet EPisona.
Of the hatchet episode the AVtes ?ays to?
night: "It needed no testimony to make
it apparent that the hatchet was not the
terrible weapon used in the murder?. The
wonder now i? that the police attached
auch importance to it except from the sup?
position that it was the only weapon to he
found that approached oven th.
bilit.v of having been used. Professor
Wood looked for traces of all kinds of
common poisons. Hi? failure to find them
a lil?? l niu.'j weight to Miss Lizzie's strong
denial? that ?he waa ever in Smith's drag,
as teetifted to bj Bonce and others,
who did not know her personally."
A riCT ESTABLISHED.
The government officials assert tbat they
did not Oapead upon tho poison the?! .
It was given out semi-official ly some days
ago that ail the District Attorney hoped
to prove by Professor Wood's testimony
was that Mrs. Horden waa killed some timo
before her husband. 1 his tact wus well es?
tablished. Pr t? ?or V\ood ?aid the mate?
rials in her stomach showed they had been
endaraoint dig???tiou between two and
thnehmrs. This proved that Mr?. Bor?
ii? n died I etwet-u D end 10 o'cl?x:k. The
fovernmeut ha.?, already established that
lizzie was in the hallway leading into
Mr. Bordt-u? room at Iti:Jo o'clock, and
?he ha? Bot been abl'i yet to prove that
?be was uot in the house between 9:15 ana
11:15 o'clook, whon both the murders oc?
curred. _
FIRED UPON 8Y8TRIKERS.
Switchmen at Nt*w Orleans Attack the
Met. Who Toek Their riaeas.
Ill? telegraph to tbe Dis-patch j
Ksw OauuNS, August 90.?A strike has
been in progress here for some days by tbe
switchmen m tbe New Orleans and North
ea?tem railroad, a part of the (?neen and
Crescent system, growing out ot too ob?
jection of tue men to the yardmaster. who
was from St. Loui?. la.? men left work
and the \ ?rdmaster telegraphed to St.
Laaiafer switchmen to take t hoir placea. A
party of ?leren tuen arrived here at 9
o'clock last night from St, Loula aad went
to work at oace. .
At 11:15P. M. the men wereseated around
the yard talking, wnen f oar of ? beni in a
group were sndd??lr flred upon and all
tour fell over badly wounded. As far
s* could be ascertained there were a
dozen men in the attacking party. One
of tba wounded iii?u had strength ?nougu
left to draw his revolver and ire, bringing
down ono of tb* assaliente. Tbe other
switchmen rush? d un to tbo assistance of
their wounded brethren aad tbe sinkers
fled. Qesrge flpragae, of the switchmen,
wat fatally wounded and will live only a
few hours, and W. !.. Smith. Vf. ?. Maples,
and J. F. Jones are seriously and probsbly
fatali? wounded. James Beaton, of Ibe
strikers, is al?>> fatally hurt.
ON THE BALL-FIELD.
Nearly All Ihe Leaden ia th? National
(?ame Step Down a ????
(By teletrapb to.tb* TMipatch.1
CinciwsATi. AnguitJ*?).- Clnoinnsti tllbut
sbut out the Bostons to-dav. Dwyer was
a p?nale to the visitors, while 8taley was
batted bara. Attendance, 1,600. Score:
R. H.H. ?.
Cinoinnatis ....0 2020200 0?? 11 1
Bostons.000000001-1 6 1
Matterie*?Dwyer and Vaughn; Buvette
and Staloy.
THR murr? oo dowk.
PirnBURO, August 30.?Bases oh balls
end errors helped the Pittsburg! to vic?
tory to-day. The (liants went down In
the ninth inning with the bases full. At?
tendance, 1,300. Score :
R. B. B. r.
Pittsburg?.100 1 IODO 0-3 4 4
New Yorks.0 0000000 1?1 5 I
Hatteries? Terry and Mack ; Rumo and
Ewing.
a cosmnv or rrkobi.
Louisville, A neust :?). To-day's game
was a comedy of error?. Altuough the
LoeiBYllles mnd>? six errors and Brooklyn
only two the Bridegrooms' two errors let
in four runt. Attendance, 1,000. Hooro:
B? is. H. a?
Louisvilies.10102 008X-7 10 $
Brooklyns.00 020 4000-6 ? 8
Bstteries?Ssnders and Merritt.; Stein
and Grnnn.
???? WILL NOT CBOBg.
Clkvrlavi). Anguit 80.?To-dav's game
was stopped by rain at the end of tbe
second inning, the score standing 2 to 1 in
favor of the Baltimores.
??? QfAKRRS HOT IB L17<;K.
Cnit-Aoo, August 80.- Tbe colti won In
the eighth, after having made errors
en- ugh to have lost any game. The
Quakers were clearly outluckcd. Twice
th*v had a man on third with no one out.
and both times failed to score. Keilley's
play at third and Hamilton?? four difficult
catches on left were the features. At?
tendance, 1,000. Score :
S. B.H. F.
Chicagos.0 0 1 0 0 1 0 I 0?? 8 8
Philadelphias.^ 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-3 ? 2
Batteries?Hutehiaaoa and Kittridge,?
Weyhing and Dowse.
HIT THE BALL HARD.
St. Loris, Mo.. August 30.-Both ?idee
hit tho ball hard to-dav. but the Browns
bunched their singles and were eivahh ?? to
win. Meekin was wild and Abbey wns
substituted but be fared no better than
IfoetvlajB. Weather pleasant. Attendance,
1.7".. ?score :
St. Louis.0 2002050 3-1*2 ' ?' 5
WasBinetons..O 1 2 0 5 0 0 0 1-9 II f<
Batteries?Uleason and Buckley; Mee?
kin, Abbey, and McOuire.
??? SOUTHEBN LEAOI7K.
At ACunta: a. e. it. ?.
Atlantas.0 10 5 0 0 0 0 0-6 ? ?
Macon?.0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 3 2
Batteries?Campfield and Schabel ; Don?
nelly and Wells.
At Birmingham: B. B.H. r.
Birmiughatus..l 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 11 3
Chutt-.!i..og?ie..l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?1 1 0
batteries?Phillips and Doyle; Petty and
Sweeney.
Yeiterday?? Race?.
Raratooa, August 30.?First race?four
and one-half furloncs?Wheeler won: Ida
B. icolt) ?aoOBti, Ninon (colt.) third. Time,
?>7'?.
Second race?six and one-half furlongs -
Logea won; Kai ton second, ? Fake third,
lune, ??:?..
?hird race?one and one-?|uarter miles?
Rhouo won ; Bailor second, Hico third.
Time, 2.10 ,.
u race -five andon>MiaUtailaag*?-i?.
Rival won, Azrael second, Bobuata third.
Time, 1
Fifth ra?;o;on? mile and a quarti r over
five hunlles?Su John won; Ecarte second,
bt. Luke thud. Timo, 2:2U)?.
AT LAIOMA.
I.-ToviA. ?t., August 30,?First race?
Btx furlongs-Servitor von; Jack Riche
OBO, Baia .S. third. Time, 1:18%
Beeoad race?one mile?Maud Howard
won ; Clinty C. second, Pennv Bot ul third,
lime. 1:40.
Third race?one mile and twenty yards?
Lou?!on won: Julia stay second, Lillian
Beatrice third. Throe, ?-?t...
Fourth race?one and one-iixteenth
miles?Bolivar liuckner won: Harr? Bay
seciind, Sympathetic? third. Time. 1:51-4.
Fifth race?for maiden J-ve.ir-olds, fonr
furlongs - Suck MoCaaa won; The Seulp
tor pi'und, l'earl M. third, lime. M'..
Sixth nice- mi furlongs?Salvation won:
W. L. Munson second. Stratagem third.
Time, 1:18.
AT SirXXriREAD BAT.
SheepshiaiiIUy. August 30.? First race
six and one-liiklt furloags?Boss II. won :
fVed, 'l'arai second. Alcalde third. Time,
1:21 2-5.
Beeoad race?Futurity course?Lady
Helinout won; Zornctza (colt) second,
(Jirolie third. Time. 1:12 M.
'Hunt race?one mile?Now or Never
won: Correctiou secon?'., (?ueeniu Irow
bridgs third. Time. Itti 1-5.
Fourth race Autumn Stakes, futurity
c?.-irs.? -Lady Violet won; Pnnce ?icorge
second, Annia F. third. Time, 1:11 3-5.
Fit tra race?The Twin Citv Handicap, one
and tree-qaerter miles LaaipllaBtet won;
Banquet second, Montana third. Time,
2.in 1-5.
Sixth race?one and three-sixteenth
miles Slspnet won; lea Tray 1
Julien third. Time. 2:04.
hawthorns backs.
Cnic.Aoo, 111., August 31).?First race
four and one-half furlong*?Ilinl??- If.
won: Poner ???????. Little Grove Queen
third. Time,
Second race?one mile?Calboun won;
F.thel second, Duugnrven third. Time,
1:43',.
1 bird race?one mile and seventy
yards Hattio Cant won ; Lena Troy
second, St. Alben? third. Time, 1:45 ...
Fourth race?uix furlongs?Out of Sight
won ; Heiter Skelter second, Lizzie b.
third. Time. 1:17
l Uta nee- steeplechase?Boh Thomas
won ; ?angolino second, Eli.hin third.
No time.
AT OLOt'CKSTEJt.
(Il"U?'ESter, August 30. ?First race?six
and one-half furlongs?Surplut wou ; Air?
tight eccomi. Klkton third. Time, 1:25%.
Second race?tour and one-half furlongs?
Moderate wou : Little Nell second, Swt? tie
third. Time, 58.
Ihird race?aeren furlongs?Bohemian
won: Jim Mulholiand second, Mintiera
third, 'lime. 1:32!%.
Fourth raoe?five furlongs?Flattery
won ; Captain Brown se.-oml, L1II1?? K.
third. Inno, b?)
Fifth race?six and one-fourth furlongs?
Vocaiito won; Chatham lecuud, Natalie
8. tbird. 'lime. 1:21'..
Sixth race-four and one-half furlongs?
So So won; Lee S. second, Bias third. Time,
Mb.
OAEriELD PARE BACX8.
Chicaoo, August M.?First race?five
furlongs?Voluey won; Sea Fan second,
Sonoma Boy third. Time, 1:0
Beeoad race?one milo and twenty vards?
Lorei./. ? won : Kannst Hace ?second, lorn
Johnson third. Time, l:46Jt'.
'Ihird race?nine furlongs-Boyal Flush
won ; Consignee second, fakir third. Time,
1:65.
Fourth race?six furlongs-Tobe Bell
won ; Adolph Mcoad, timi Ward thtrd.
'Lue?, 1:15.
Fifth raoe?six furlongs?Tim Murphy
Won; Warren Lelaod secouti, Bed Light
third. Time. 1:15.
Sixth race?tive furlongs?Rose Water
won; Hattio I), second. Miss Boss thtr?!.
Time. 1:04._
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Th? Company'? Hook? Mmt Be Kepi Op??
l<? All Stockholder?.
Ntw York, August SO.?Judge Ship?eaa
to-day passed upou a p?tition growing out
of the refusal oJE Receiver Oakmsn, of the
Bichmoad and West l'oint Company, to
allow lists of stockholder? to be mide
from the company'? bonks, and ordered
that in the future tbe transfer-books
should be kept open to all stockholders
Who detired to examine them or to make
Bits of stockholders. Kititm, Whitney Jt
Co. spplied to Mr. Oakusn for tbe privi?
lege, but tlakman, while permitting them
to examine the books, refused tbem t he
privilege of making a h?f erf itot-kholdora
or other memoranda. Tbe Butter was
taken to ths courts with ths result itatcd.
RECKLESS DRIVISG.
A LITTLE GIRL RUN OVER ANO SE?
RIOUSLY INJURED BY A HACK.
The Keg-re Driver Arreeted?Congreasleaal
la the Stremi Illtlriet?Saceeselnl
Ple-Nle-Perseael-Other Note?.
rSpedal telegram to the ptapatrb.l
Px~raaaoao. Vs., August 80.?fleet t
^mgfield. a negro hack-driver, was ar?
rested to-night on the charge of recklessly
end carelessly driving over the little
l-yesr-old daughter of Mrs. Sarah Ed?
monds. The haok passed over tbe left
tnot ot the little girl, bedly crushing that
foot; and but for the fact tbat the hack
wss stopped by some gentlemen near the
little giti would have been killed.
A O RE AT er/rCTeS.
The barbecue and pic-nic riven by tbe
lA.lie* Auxiliary of tbe World's-Kair Asso?
ciation for this city and Dmwiddie count?
at the residen*?*? of Colonel William N.
1 leid, in Dinwnldte county, to-day wa? a
gr< at ?ue*?*??. Hund?is of people from
this city were in attendance and the fes?
tivities were kept up until a late hour to?
night.
THB ??BRT DEMO* BIT?.
The Democrats of Surry county wfll
meet to-morroW to elect delegete? to the
? District congressional convention.
I? is ?aid that a number of names will be
?Toaaht before this convention for con?
gressional honor?. Among them areStat?
rs lyler and Barnes; .Mr. R. H.
Tilomas, of Isle of Wight ; Mr. Hoesrt, of
?-" ithumpton; Mr. K. C. Marshall, and
"probably other?.
PERSONAL INTELLIOESC?.
Hon. Charles F. Collier and wtfe, who
have been ?pending the month at Muffalo
latina Springs, returned home last eve?
ning.
Mr?. Mary A. Collier, the venerable mo
ther of .davor Collier, who has recently
bean extremely ill, is reported as being
botter to-day.
Letters reoeived from Mr?. John Q.Jack
son and daughters. Mi?see Annie and
r.ieanor. who recently Balled for Be
Toport their ?afe arrival at Genoa, after a
Sellghttal tripot eleven davs. lhe had
lient congenial company on the ?hip aud
?ere not at all sea-sick.
A private letter received here from Rev.
Mr. Wiiham?, tho evangelist who preached
to irnmem*e audience? iu hi? tent on Wash?
ington ?treet some wee*? ago, represent?
thst while preaching in Chicago In? was
?toned and his tect pulled down.
Deputi-Supremo-!Irguinzer ,I. M. Ilurke.
ot the Catholic Kaigbta oi America, Las
murii*?d fmni Alexandria, when, assisted
bv sir. .1. ('. Carroll, of Norfolk, uresident
?ri? r, be organized a branch ol the
Catholic Knight*.
!?? v. K. A. (to, dwyn, rector of St. John's
?pal church, who has tic on ? ?? t on
itnrr vacation, w.ll finti u pleasant
-tirnr-ie awaiting his return, lb* rectory
pudding lias been enlarged and hau Isonte
i unproved. It to understood mat sir.
Uoodwrn has recently declined a flatter
no, ? all to another part, of the State.
I'.-t Beoni ic I'istriit-Ctiairniaii Maaofl
will moot all of hi? county chatrmon in
raravill? to-morrow morning to talk ov*?r
liticai situation and to take ?uch
aa nn.? be deemed neceeeery tor tne
a? iv. pros.? ution of the canvass. Btate
Chsiraian Gordon i? expected to be pr?s
ont.
Keoftsr and Brodie, both *>f the Bedford
Citv liase-llall Club, have ?igned with the
Petersburg club for the season. The Vir?
ginia*?, of Richmond, will play here with
the Petersburg club ou Saturday.
JAMES F. EPES RENOMINATED?
The Heron* racy ol the Koorth IlUtrlct
Want III? Service? Anathar Term.
[Spedai telefram to the Dispatch.)
Farmvii.i.k, Va.. August 30.-At the
Democratic Congressional Convention for
the Fourtti District held here to-night tho
Hon. Jame? F, Kpes was renomm?t? ? bv
acclamation amidst wild eathaeieam.
lion, deorge Mason, district chairman,
called the mooting to order. Captain Joe
llobaoit, of I'owbatan. was made perma?
nent chairman, and William ii. Maun, of
l'etereburg, secretary of the convention.
A LIBERAL TLATrOBM.
Resolution? were adopted favoring tho
free and unlimited coinage of silver arni
increase la the eircttlating medium, reform
in the tariff law?, aud the repeal of the m
ternal-re\enu ? lai on tobacco; also op?
posi?g laws tending to concentrato the
wealth of the country, and denouncing as
iniquitous tho bill known as the torce bill,
Immediately after the nomination the
Hon. R. ML liurtoa offered the following
r s .?ution, which was adopted :
AN APPEAL.
" Relying upon the good sense ami fair
n*"*s of our fei!ow?eitiae_a we commend to
your tavor the Hon. James F. Kpes and re
nominate him for Congress apon hi
record, dechring that ho bus kept hie
pledge? to the last letter, and appealing tt
your justice to uphold him win. i?as Barred
you well and kept your corniliandmenti
JTbe convention adjourned at 11:15 al't-r a
biief speech of acceptance from Hon.
James F. Kpes, m which he gave a gratify?
ing account of hie stewardship iu the
r if ty-secoud Congres?.
DANVILLE'S TRUE DEMOCRACY.
? Cleveland, Stevenaou, and Swanson
Campalrn Out* Organized-1'oltrd.
[Special telegram to tbe Dispatch.!
I)a\?imk, Va., August :;0.?The citv
Democracy met to-night st the Academy
of Munie, with Major W. T. Sutherhn in
the chair, organizod a Cleveland, -ten n
son, and Swanson campaign club. N. 1!.
11 ansie wa? elected president; (toorge 1.
Fitzgerald, J. I>. Bpeacer,and F. ?. Orara?
lv, from the city, and H. C. Hcklen and
w, W. Clarkeon, from the county, riee
president?; H. F. \a-s, secretary, and Vf.
1. Swann, treasurer. Stirring ipeecbea
Were made by several of Danville'? orators
and 176 names were enrolled.
For some time past there has been a divi?
sion in tin* Democratic party in Nortn
Danville, but to-night the two faction? got
together and organized thoir united
strength for the campaign. This is a great
triumph tor Democracy.
ANOTHER_FIRE IN_R0AN0KE.
Damato Very Mlglit-I.?.?? About ?500?
Three Itogli? l?r*ft? Paust d.
[Special tolegram to the IMapatcb.]
Roanoke, Va., August 30. -Roanoke was
visited Lv another fire to-night at 9
o'clook. The resident *> of JasMB II. Terry,
ou Roanoke street, who i? a very promi?
nent citizen, caught on fire, but tue flame?
were promptly axtiagaished The damage
was mostly from water aud tmoke, and
will be about *500.
A young man named Appleton passed
three drafts of .$2r> each on Roanoke mer?
chants Saturday, aud it wa? ascertained
t'i-dav that the drafts were bogus. Apple
ton ia from Radford, aud n a former em?
ployee of the Badrord Iron and Furnace
Company, from which he was discharged
for drunkenness.
Slate lienta! ???oriatlon.
tBy te'.egrapa to the Ulspatcb.l
RocitBBnioE Alum Srumos, Va.. August
SO.-The State Dental Association BO_>
menoed it? twenty-third annusi meeting
here to-dsy with a tair crowd for the sea
eon. Dr. T. H. Parramore, of Hampton,
the president, occupied the chair, with
I'r. George F. -SOBBO, of Richmond, a?
secretary. The body wa? in session all
day conducting the routine business, put?
ting off until to-morrow all paper? which
are to be read before the bixly. Four new
member? Were elected. The Stato Dental
Kxaiaining Board is also in session, with
two applicants before it. The following
members are presont : Dr?. J. Hall Moore,
Richmond; VV. K. Norria, Chatlottesvilla;
(i. K. Hei,t. Winchester, and W. H. Ging?
rich, Norfolk.
The Governor Ilactlnes.
[Special telegram to the Dispatch. 1
Btre Rido e Springs, Va.. August 30.?
Governor M*Kinney declines to make
known his intentions in regard to the peti?
tions presented to bim to-day by Mr.
Richmond, praying tor commutation of
the death sentence of Talton Hall, who
u to be executed at Wise Courthouse on
Friday next.
New? Note? Irotn Hackinsham.
(Oorreetsoadenceul the Richmond Dispatch.J
Nrw Store, August 29.?A delight tul ttia.
fell last night, the first for nearly a month,
but not enough j et for fallowing purpose?.
Rev. William A. Dabuey preached yes?
terday at New-Store Presbyterian church
two sermons to an immense crowd.
A protracted meeting commenced pee
terdav at Enoa Haptist church.
A lecture will be delivered at Concord
Baptist church on tbe 8th by Rev. Mr. i
Martin, of ?tooth Carolins, aad there will
be a iettare, entcrtaiameat, and feast at j
Smyrna church on the 2d to raise funds for
tbe benefit of tbe church.
Meters. William Adcock and son, from
?'?-k'iisville, Ky.. and Messrs. Joe Adcock
and John A. Bagb>. of Christian county,
Ky., are visiting friends and relative! in
tht* neighborhood, aud are trying to kill a
d*?r on the ??round over which they
bunted in their hovhood in old Bucking
bam. Thev have all done wall in old
" Kaintnck." 1 hey report tbat the crops
are as fine as erar grew out of the ground
m th. ?r adopted Stute. I tear they will net
some of our good cititene and farmers in
tbe notion of going Weit.
William F. (liiliam, who has been out on
the Koanoke Southern railroad, leaves bis
home to-day to grade up tbe work on the
branch road now being built from Arvon
to Boeney. our new iron town.
There sr ? probably a dozen persons
living in this neighborhood who are about
'JO ?ears and upwards of age.
The health of our county is splendid.
PULASKI'9 ANNUAL FAIR.
A Varied and Inirn-.ttna ?*rogramtn???
Republican i'.ile falli Down.
[Correspondence of '.U? K?-.-hmon?! Dispatch.)
Fi-lassi Citv. Va., August 30.?The
Puitski Fair besinn to-dav. August 3uth.
Yesterday evening snd last night thero
was a heaw rain, and consequently the
fair-grounds art m excellent condition to?
day. The fair will continue three days,
cali day having ? varied and ittractive
programme. There will be a tournament,
a bicycle race, a riding-match for the
ladies, prizet for the prettiest lady, finest
babv. ngliest mam finest donkey, home?,
cattle, ?tc, tbe list of premiums this year
being unusually large and liberal.
NOT odor? SOIL.
Last Saturday the "publicans and s?n
ners" of Fulaiki undertook to raise a
c.tiipaisn pola, a very high on?, worthy of
"high tariff." They got t up at teat, bat
if did not take root atei ? | ulaski
soil, and in the evenia.T a l). oiwcratic
breeze came along and dotta came the
polo, all broken to pieces, verifying the
predictions of a Ca.aandra of a Mother
Qooae :
'* Kocv.y-by*, floK^le. Baca the pole-top;
Wbeu tbe wind blows tbe polio will reck;
When the polo lire?*? tb* tla?fie will faU ;
Ii'iwn '???? polle, Baggie, and all.''
This morning a black flag was found
proudly Boating from tho stump, and it is
a debatable uuestion whether it is an em?
blem of the torce bill or a badge ?>?
monrning for the awful destruction that
await? the perl. iu November.
ASMALLDLAZEAT RALEIGH.
S?rglinrn Crop Lance aa?l Profltable?Cot?
ton I'remiitarvlr Opening.
[t'nrrnsnondenc?? of th* Richmond Dispatch.!
Kalf.ioh, N. C, August Hi).?This inum?
ine an alarm of Are was turned in troni
the baleigh Varn-Mitls. The automatic
spin kl.'is worked wall and tho 1rs was
ooiifjned to cotton in the picker-room. A
Kraal deal ?>f w.uerwii? put oa by thoSea
liofkr ! Air-Line and Kaleigh tire depart?
ments, and tho damage will not SlOSSd
A number of insurance odjutters are
hero looting after the nutter of insurance
ou the h ariteli portion of the Caraleigb
Pbospbete-V
Th?? sorgaam crop is a very large one
tins \ <? ir, ?ven larger than last year's, tiie
Commissioner ot Agriculture states. It is
fouud to be a very profitable crop.
REPUBLICAN KOMIN?.
7. V. Walser, Of Lexington, is to be the
Bepeblicao aotnloei fot Coagresa in the
Seventh District againut Hon. John S.
Henderson.
If nob of ?h? cotton has opened prema?
turely owing to the forcing weather.
In his ?peches in the Ninth District
?teter C Pntclinrd. the BepubliceU nomi?
ne?- tor Congress, m eulogizing Weaver
and the bt?? I.. U Polk. He is doing this
to catch Third.parf.v vote?.
A number of people at Marion have ob?
tained lodgments agaiusl W !L Koberts,
the New y..rk te-iti ?vho established a
banking baalaess taere.
GOOD CROPS IN EAST CAROLINA.
Lo?? by the Ilry It rattier? 0|n>nlnf of the
Female \r?i1i-iii> ? ?'??p??;?? Not???.
fConreepondence of the ??>??????>?? Iilepat'-h.}
? iBO Nui?, N. C, August HO.?Your
correspondent has recently bad an oppor?
tunity of seeing the crop.} in aoBM Bans ol
Edesoombesad in Hubfax oouBtIss,and
so fat as I have observed ?here ie a pros
tuD crop, a good peanut
crop, dud a good corn crop. There will be
more wheat sowed this season here than
ti-ual. One farmer in Edgeeorabe said
that he has lost .*7<T in his rice crop by
reason of the drv weather.
The fornaio acadoiuy opened hero yester?
day with the most nattenng prospects it
luis ever had The new buildings are com?
pi. r-.il and the facilities tor tbo rohool are
greatlv improved by reason of the new
buildiags.
Mr. J-'hti H. N'eal, Jr., has come home
from Bedford, N'a., fora tewdays' rest.
Mr. ?'. < '. Hardy BBS returned from Brink
ley ville.
Mi-? Battle Hill yesterday returned from
a visit to IkOcky Mount.
SUCCESSFUL STRIKERS?
Btone-Cntten nt the Vantleibtlt Mansion
i.rttli? A'lranriMl Price?A City Huit.
(Spc-iai teWr/im to ??? Dlspatcb.]
Ashevii.le, N'. C, \ugu?t 10.?The stono
? on tbe ( indert.ilt muns-on who
struck for 4A iastead of to eeata per hour.
as stated in Taesdej 'a Dispatch, ha.e bai ?
lilil? uesflll T..*y returned to work this
morning with the exception of ten who
left tor Chicago immediate!? oa striking.
ll efforts were made to get rasa
in place or Ihe ? trikaiB, who were all Batea?
bers of the BtoBe-Cutters1 Union.
rbeAshev?lt? Btreet?Railwsy Com nan y
mmenoed suit bt laiaactioa against
the city, whose oAeisls tore m? a portion
of its track an?! paved tiie pnce solidly
with brick. Tbo hearing is ?et Tor Friday.
A Fine Tohnn o Cl OB SM (?ona Price?.
[('orre*i.on.l?ac* of the Kl--liinuii'I D'.spat.-h.J
Been Mount. N. ('.. August 29.?
Throughout this entire s ictlOB ii""?l rains
bave fallen just when needed erst since
early spring and all crops are good. In
Nash county'? tob?ceo belt" the cures
bare all beeu eolden and very little poor
tobacco will he on the uiirket.
Sales at the several warehouses hire are
held every day in rbe week and not a
??ingle complaint from any farmer has yet
been heard concerning pi
Mr. Leftoj Doghili leave? to-da/f.ir Elon
College, la Western Xorth Carolina, to
complete a course before studying dental
sargsvy.
Several now tobacco buyers are on the
markot. ^^^^^
G?lltll to Ite? um e Work.
I By telegraph to tbo Dispatch.;
Nashville, Trvv.. August 30.?Tho Su?
perintendent of Prisons lias taoosedsd in
procuring the required number of civil
guards, and the convicts will he returned
to the coal-tnir.os this week. Today it is
enacted that the ones driven away from
Oliver Springs will ieavt this city under
charge of a civil guard of twenty-five mea
and a militari' guard of twenty-five. Ka
pidly following the convicts will be sent
to 1 racy City and I ? man with larger forces,
both civil and military.
T? Inereaie Freight Rates.
[lly teiegrspbtotbe Dispatch.)
New York, August 30.?representatives
of Ifezioan railroads, including the .Mexi?
can National, Mexican Central, Monterei'
and Mexican Gulf, Mexican International,
Old Mexico, and the Interoceanio. met at
tbe Ward steamship office to-day and do?
cided to put into eject uniform ?acrea- d
freight rates between the United States
and Mexico, ft was not decided, however,
at what time the new tariff would go into
effect._
Delegation? After Booille.
(By teiegrapb tu the Dlspatcb.)
New York. August .10.?A big delegttion
from North Carolina and Virginia waited
upon Supenntendent Hahn, of the speak?
ers' bureau of the liepubhcan Committee,
to-day to obtain tbe aid of efficient speak?
ers in their States. Tennessee siso sent a
man on and severs! southern Stetes, are
making efforts to induce tbe National
Committee to aid them make a vigorous
canvass. K
Reglitered froa? Kichmon.1.
(Special t?l*grnm to the Dispatch.!
Ngw Toas. August 30.?Mr. Marks,
Colonnade; F. Aneto, Oilsey ; T. F. Jef
frees, Albttnarle; J. K. Perkins, Continen?
tal :G. S. McAtptn, Everett; Per. J. U.
Stewart, Murray Hill : J. A- Gentry, Albe
marie; J. W. Southard, Continental; F.
Carson, New York; W. D. Forulk. Fifth
Avenue. _
uciervM Ooeapltatleo
Waahdiotow. August 80.?The President
hss requested the migostion of Marshal
Fartons, of ('tab, for permitting a Mormon
prisoner named Uroesbsck ou several oc?
casions to leave prison ami visit his third ?
wife, for living with wheia be bad beea !
oonriotej of adultery, !
W. E. KNEE SUICIDES.
?
TMe CA3HIER OF MT. JACKSON BANK
TAKES A FATAL DC8-.
Re itati noni Relieved of His Official Ho?
llo* and la Reporte? to Have
?* ? ? Arr?ala?.
(Special telegram to lb* Dispatch.]
Mr. Jackson. Va.. August 30.--W. E.
Knee, cashier of tbe Mt. Jackson Na?
tional Bank, committed suicide Sunder
evening at half-past ? o'clock by taking
strychnine, whilst being left alone In hi?
bed-room. For several weeks he had
shown evidence of a diseased mind, lie
was twrn at N?ardensville, Vf. Va., and is
well connected, had served about five
years as cashier of the Mt. Jackson Na?
tional Bank, and made a very efficient and
popular officer. Ho wa? about S3 years of
age. He hau been relieved of official duties,
and hi? death does not in the least alloct
the condition of the bank.
Arraat and Attempt to Shnot Htoaaer?
Infortnation receired in Richmond yea.
terday states tbat Knee waa on Sunday
morning arrested by a detective sent to
Mt. Ja? k??>n by ?tne ?ecuritv company
which was on bis bond. Ue attempted to
?hoot himself, but the pietol wa? taken
from him. Sub*e?-aently be was taken
very ill, and before ho died stated that ho
had taken strychnine, and a bottle marked
stryohnine wa? found on his person. His
a ? omits had beeu undergoing an exami?
nation. _
RETURN OF THE WHITE-WING PARTY.
? Nicht Tcleeraelt-Omr??. at tb? (?It! Rnrg,
Contemplare?! ?G. and O. Iiapr?ve?aa?ntf.
(Correepondenre ot tho Mcivtnoud Plipatch. ?
Williakbrubo. Va.. August 30.?The
members of the White-Vving yachting
party, comuosed ot Judg?? Svdney Smith,
Mr. B. R. Cole, C. P. Armietead. and U.
Frank Wolfe, with their c/w*/ aud outtar.
relumed yesterday from their trip to
Cobb's Island.
Owing to the increa?ed traffle on the
Chesapeake and Ohio nutwav. theautho
ritiea have established a night office here.
Thi? will beagreat convenience to out-citi?
zens who mav desire t" us?? the wire at
night. The company contemplates some
improvement? at tue depot here in the
near future. Ihey propose also to put up
a water-tank and to take the water from
the famous Ko k Spriug.
Mr. William (I. Harrison, of Montgome?
ry, Ala., ?? hen? on a rieit to hi? parent
Mr. and Mr*. II. D. Cole leit yesterday
tor ? visit to Afton aud the Natural
Bridge.
Miss Sallie Witherspoon, who ha? been
stopping for ionie time at Dr. H??i>tey'?.
left yesterday for her home, in Petersburg.
She wa? acoompanicd on her return by
Miss Julia ? 'ticke.
Mr. E. ?. Lindsay and family, of Nor
folk, ?pent the day here yesterday with
friend?.
"?s"? ?
A.CIevclaoO and Moron?.>n Cinta
(i'..rre?iM,ii(|once of th? Rlcbmoud Dispatch,)
Montreal, Va., August :?).?Alarge num?
ber of our citizens assembled last Saturday
in the village school-nous?} and organized
a Cleveland and Stevenson club.
J. B. Arrtngttin, a sterling young Demo?
crat from G ? per (looso cree?, was shosen
pneident, Hiram Doolev vice-president,
and Professor C. P. Tate ?eoretary and
treasurer.
Beerten Tate will Immediately notify
Hon. Basil Ii. Gordon,of Charlottesville.
chairman of the Suit?? Democratic OoSB?
initi?e, of the pernialieat organization of
tui?club. ________
(.io! Health ?nil (..?od Politi*??.
[??iTr??sporitlenceot the Kichinond Dispatch.]
Diana Mills, August '?.? Mrs. I. T.
Hall and two of her children have boon
spending a tew weeks at her farm in thi?
VieltlltV.
The health of our neighborhood is good.
There is no excitement amongst u? on po?
lit ioni subjects. The Democrats will vote
a straigLtout ticket and are confident of
?ucco.s. _
Donili of Mi?? Willie Frv.
[Special telegram to the Dispatch.)
RorTH Boston*. Va., August 30.?Miss
Willie Frv, daughter of Captain and Mr?.
John I). Fry, of thi? place, died this eve?
ning while ou a visit to a friend near Nor?
folk, Va. _
Chirles IL Geese will have a erand open?
ing at his liar-Room and Restaurant. No.
IMI ? art Franklin atreet, 'ihtirsday night,
September let. The publio generally are
invited to be present.
A teoepoonful of A. B. 0. Tonio will ilo
away with that dull, languid fouling called
spriug fever. ^^^^^^
1 be Dispatch Company has first-class
facilities for doing all kinds of printing.
Send us your order?. Estimates cheerful?
ly furnished wheu desired.
A. B. C. Alterativo contain? no mercury
Remember that.
When P?ry was afcfe, we gave her Castorfs.
Whe- ?he was a Child, she eried for Oastoria
Wh_ ahe became M isa. ah? eiu-< to ( -noria.
When she had t?-Udren, she gave them Oaatoria
Slok lloa.ln? lie Cared
by Dr. David's Livre ttU?n th** most pleasant
and reliable famllv medlelne known. ?
r*Or Impuro ..r thin Und, Woakne*?. Ma?
laria, Neuralgia. Indigestion, and Biliousness
inno Itrowii? Iron Bltteta. It fives' atretigrth,
making old porstms foel youag and young per?
son? strong. rdeaHant to tak?.
.KTriill'SALM TO-DAV,
J. H. VaLF.NTINB, IOI4 A. M.. piano, fnrnl
l ir.?, arpoio, ?<?., at ?a 1011 east Clay
.-trout.
UEUrti.E W. MATO, 104 ?. M., general bnueo
feil't formi lire, Ac, No. DM eait Marshall
?tr?rt.
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jMUSKMF.NTS-NEW RICHMOND ????G??,
The Duke''s Wife.
MEETINGS?Fifi?~We<1ncsday.
?O?HUI iouok, oon-rsuowa
rOCABONTA? I Kl UK. BSD MIN.
OOOOW HI. (Ol NTH , MKCHAMCS.
?* natati tcnt, kmiobt* or a accamis
8Ci.BiKK?'-Hoa> 1 nini?, (icon t??p.a??.
011 L,-MKMORIA| ?.0??1?, UOOI) ????.???.
"?" courAsr, near yukjinia ss?isskt.
CiUABMAABSa CMOS.
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READY FOB THE FRAY.
Thsrs may Be no question whstaver alioal
your courage, but we'll undertake M say that.
thottgb you aro a? brave as a lion, you won't
want to have anything to do with mat kind of a
fray. Trousers and utter* don't make just ibe
kind of a coniltluatloB y?u aro baukoiing after,
do they ? Purchaser? of our Huit? are ty.tkered
with nothing of Iti? *>>rt. They arejoat as safe
from It aa tnoogb tn?y 'ied a paid-up policy of
lnsuranco again?t any an-b unplenjantueea if
tbi? Suit give? yea any bankerto* st all. It will
give you an ungovernable hankering for another
oue ]u?t like it.
MgAdams t Bebby.
J ARCHIE BLACKBURN HAS IN
. HIM KJSSftriMON a i-opy ol lb* KKH
-OND COMMERCIAL coMPll.F.K la?-d N?
veaaber 34.18V4. Any ?a? wtsStaf te par-mee
ibe ?en? can oblata it by ?lung at lied weal
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?? W.VMIKH. and IlONER, \pp|y ?. 8i).
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? AD?ES AMD (URLS \V.\ ? ! I ? G ?
-li do our n?w ?v.-rk BW SB ?I BBSBS ; II to IB
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til.: tbo tri'?t??st Mllmt novelty ever pro?
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proflt. On.? ageni'.? isle? mnmmta,! to I'l.'O in
?it day?. ?noth*r I''.' In iw-i hours. We want
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people, can Bad ? re?i>?.l*bt?, pn.ntalil??, ?ji?1
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y y HtiattQAOi on mu. pkopbkty, ?*
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BOAUDERS for8Appo.ber ?ad o.io?*r
at I.ynu??d'? Private I'? .ari.ut-Uou??. P*tran*
fr?)in tweulv-eiR-ht Btat???. *'n?r?l ?Iter. Plv?
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that bava rajan dolnt coiutaat wurk (or Ov?. ?it,
?eran, and eltht years.
The beat work, by th* ?Impla?! mesti?, tu 111*
?hurte?! t<is* li aDHiiiipliened bv the KXXlIM?,.
TON BTANHAKl) TI PCWRITgR.
Ibe KKMINOTON ba? had ?tninffcnrnr*tt'fca
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