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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-11-06

EvERGREESs.-For those who admire
evergreens, and have room for then, there
are various means OF beautifying the interior
of the house. One method il 10 take eersn-
ium leaves from luxurious stems just before
W.. sr sets in, cut as If 20: slips, ard i'm.
merse them in sosp water. They will, after
dropping few days, shed their leaves' and
put forth fresh ones. and continue in tie
reshest vieor all winter, Place them IN a
bottle with moss in a dove. basket so "a 10
conceal them, and yoI have Il show oil ever
greens insured for the entire winter.
THIS "a tho wev So-Hi ward rnsn
~ofs-' p, Es aal. site. p. '--a-; "a
dr4uk as H-.u.a. aa.-e .-a .fe ti..ld iii,
whisk. sire .ooS q .. la.- % "a. zr' &c
back, ana then squared ue:se.r, Inns akin o
Gnd eyes flashing, she exclaimed: WARS
them molasses ?' The old man smiled and
winke1 pleasantly, and waved his left hand
propi;iatingly, replying: " Them's they ~
He is now convaiescent, but the jugis hope
le,sly deranged.
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REMEDY FREE.

We send simple and sare means Of self-cure,
for Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, CatA1rh,
scroula, and any disease Of the Throat or Lunz,,
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Weakness,
denee-
TUTrLE AGO. "a Nassau st., Hsv York.
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AVOID QUACKS.

vi-;im Of early In niiseretion, ca1sing nervous
vain every advertised remedy. has discovered
simple cans Of sel:-cure, which be will send free
to his feilos-sunerers- Address, J. Il. REEVES
IS Nasau st., New York. sep 3.v-1y
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~ y = <H4VO Z - y u
or CuiLiS AND IEVE

s,.ns for il sIperi 1rty all remedies Of
iersd TO tine public Tor the safe certain speedy and
perm anert cure Of Ague and Fever, OF Chilis and
Fever, whether OF long short starding- He
refers to the entire Western and Southern C0un-
Try - bear him te,tm )ny TO the truth OF the as
s-rtion, that IN ccss whatever does IL fail 10
eura il the directions strictly followed and
ned ont. In great many single dnse has
been fhcient Tor a cure, AID whole families have
been cured by single bottle With perfect res;O-
ration Of general hath. II is however, prudent,
aud in ~ more certain to cure, IL its use
10 continued in smaller doses a week OF two after
the dissa-e hss been checked, more especially in
difficult and long standing cases. Usually this
medicine will Not require aid 10 keep the bowels
in good order. Should the piiient, however, re-
quire eathartie medicine, after having TAX three
four doses of the tonic. siDgls JSe Of BuiP 6
Vegetable Family Pills viii be sufisent.
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Louisville. Ky, Oc'. s, 1869

Louisville. KY, Oc'. s, 1861
DE-. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind tp anks
20 you for the medicine you have kindly gwen
ne. ! have been great sufferer for years. aad
h.i the al vice of various physicians. Some pro-
nOunced my spine, some my lungs, and some my
heart TO he the seat Of the disease. l have been
burnt, bIistered and cuppei until / have become
Gisheartenei. S,yeri very eminent phylcians
vino have eX,mined my spine informed me that
was threatened with paraiysi apoplexy any a AZ
and thst nothing but a s-aton would relieve me l
had 4 per Feet horror of this, and was hesitd'ing
a5sut having one inserted, VIII n you kindly sent
ME your Satssp4rilla which / Immediately gun
to take three lines day. had suffer 4 terribly
vi h a ute pa n in the ri ht side Of my Iesd
especially when | would re d or write i4r Env
length of time, and on rising 10 my ie.t I I'D
he perec'iy blind for some minutes, ana WOO
have TO hO.d TO something To prevent al :.
most happy TO iuiCrm you th Il lie pain
in my h al Is entirely relieved; suffer hut sell
dom with nay spine, but not 50 acutely. Ny ap-
petite Is good ind ID, for the cr,t time in Iuy,
lite, | enjoy my din more than any o.her meal
duung tie day.
You kind, sent me four bottles again last
night, and began a.aIn this IaorninZ, aud hofe
TO be entire relieved. Please a. ept my Ia Sart-
lie L ths1ks AMI best wish :.
Very t'u your IN Ist yrst@ NJ friend.
Vi. S. {. Rivers.
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SheriRs Sale.

STATE Of KANSAS
CoUsIr or LEAvESwoRrH.
IN the ID strict Court of the First Jufitisl District
of he STATE of Ksusls Irtny IL an for l.. :
worth unity ia lid state.
Andre1 J. Anrell AID JOhIl
Foster Pa a iii-.
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Ass-page book containing answers 70 que.soks
of aYeat portznee. sent free for cents Ad-
dress MRS. u. AET-GER, EAaoyes. Pa
nax27.veov
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CHARLES BAYER'S
PREMIUM WAGON DEPOT,
~~ no rnr.-u CTR TIT

Keep constantly On hand large Supply of Gus
TOM MADE FARM and sPsING WAGONS,
shich he oilers :or ssle at sdces thar defy oompe-
dtion.
Buxxies, Carriages 4 Wagons.
Trimmed Painted AMI Repairei, on shortest
nesice Keeps constantly on hand . No 1 horse
ehoer and solieiis patronage from al whom are In
vsntc Of sama. oVAN work glaxanteed.
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Don't tail 20 procur. MRS wINSLOw'sSOOrH-
ING SYRUP for all d,seasss incident To the pervd
Of tsething In children II relieves the child from
pain, eures wind ellie. regulates the bowels, and,
BY giving relief and hsal8h q the child, Gives rest
= SAe noshsr. 1s sure snd call for
10 n1sby ~ aEuQU1saA jD2o-epA -
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r. r. e.
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF,
CURES THE WORST PAINS N FEoM ONE
To TWENTY MiN UTES.
NOT osE Houg AFTER READING THIS ADVERTISE
MESr SkEo ANY ONE SUFFER- WITH PAN.
KADWAs'sREARYf RELIEF
IsA CURE FOR EVERY PAIN,
1t was the frs aud is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
shat instatly stops the most excruciaiing palms,
| ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AND CURES CON-
GEsTioNS.
whether Of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels or other
glands and organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
Nomat er how violent or eNcrUciaIlng the pain,
the Rheumatic, Bei-rdden, Intirm, Crippled,
N,rvous, Neuralgic Frustrated with sesse may
suffer,
Railways Ready Relief
Will afford instant ease! Inflammation of the
Kidneys, Inflammation Of the Bladder, iaaamui-
lion Of the bowels, Congestion of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Dificut Breathing, Pap!iaiiOn of the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Dptheria. Catsrrh, H.
fuenzia Headache, Toothache Neuralgia kheu-
matism, Cold Chills, Agne ChIlls.
The application OF the Ready Relief to the part
parts where the pain or difficulty exists, will af-
ford ease and comfort.
20 drops in q half tumbler Of water WILL in few
moments, cure Cramps, SpIsms, Sour Stomach,
Heartbu n, Sick Headache, Drarrhei, Dysentary,
Collie, Wind in the Bowels and all internal pains.
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF Rat
ways Relief with them. A few drops in water
viii prevent sickness or pa Ms from change of VA
ter.
1t is better than French Brandy or Biiters as a
6Smaiant.
FEVER AND kGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR FIFTY
CENTS.
There l. not remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, aud all other MaiariOus,
Bilious, &c rl.', phoid. yellow aud other f.vers
taidcd by Railways Pills 50 quick a. Esdvay's
.:eaiy heie.
fifty cents Ter bottle.
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DR.. 7sasl ways Perfect Purx:s.
tive and Regulating
Pills

Jsni ainirg no mercury, m uerai,, or de'eterious
Drugs.
eS-Ob erve the following symptoms resulting
from 'he digestive organs:
Constipation, In ward Piles. Fullnes Of the Blood
to the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn hi gust for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Pit Of the stomach, swimming of the Head
Hurried and dirhcIlt Breathing, Fluttering Of the
Heart, Choking Sufiocating Sensations when in
lying posture, Dimnsss Of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency 10 Perspiraton, Yellowness o! tie Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the side, Chest, Limbs and
sudden dishes Of Heat, Burning in the delh. A
kbv dose Of
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DR.. BOEANNAN,
OFFICE 30 s1s NORTH FIFTI sGgEar,
It. LOUIS, 40.

ETABLISAED N st. LOUIS ~ 1871.
EJEE, al ChrJuie and Special Disease in =
" short time, either 10 male oT female. Chzr.ss
ioz fees uses 10 mercury.
Or. bOhanHan's ITezii-e On Special Dissa e.''
which fully explains the nature, ceu-e- .ynp-
toms Sc of eTnA.orshe1 or miasl ~eakBp-.
syyhil! s. female complIint-. al iDPedin.eDts e.
marriage ard valuable inform ltion other deli
cate subjects, sent fee 80 any address In pain
sealed envelope. Oh recei Of one stamp.
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BULLS
= arS q pa rllia q

Read the !osow ng extract Of letter from Ms.
Riyers, vile of Rev. DR.. Ri sers, OF the st
| earned, eloquent and popular ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and rho is present
| stationed al Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
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SEMINAL wKAESEss CURED.
Dr.. Bohsunan's Vegetable Curstive Pc manenily
cure all forms Of spermaforrhea seIainal weak
Eess in fr IN seven weeks tine. 1t
lost power, and brings back the youthful vi.or Of
of those who have destroyed il by sexual eIce.s Of
evil practices. Thiz remedy has been used by Dr.
Bohannan in his private pTaetie= fer over thirty
wears and has never IA led in curing eEea the
WORT eases. Price IS. (Sent 20 any sdiress free
from observaiinn-) Sod only at pr. C.. A.
Bohannan' Office, No. si9 North Fifth street, 81.
Louis No.. Established in 1881. novisih<
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In the District Cont Of the First Judicial District
o. the stat- Of kansIs sitting in the County
Of LsaveuwUrth.
Tine Conas sti.ut General LiH)
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Ba barl Ruilehr a1i J cob
Buifehr AMI Jo eph Ash
ton ani John ashton, De-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
Indian IAHilirS.

WASHINGTON. May "A lava-bed special
says all the troops nave returned. Nothing
is known regarding Lieutenant Cranston.
The Modocs have had il iire-dance. The
Warm Spring Indians, during the excite
mcnt of tue fight, were fired upon by the
soldiers and were compelled to rcSrcat. -Four
men were found around the body OF Lieu
tenant Wright aud eleven around Major
Thomas anl Lieucna:.t Howe. There
were thrty-ivc Modoc> in the fight; which
is supposed to he their full strength. They
captured fourteen guns and about two thou
s;rnd rounds OF ammunition. There will be
no movement against the ModocS for several
days.
SAN FRANCISCO, May "A dispatch just
received from Ireka states that all the set
tiers on Butte and Bogus creeks have moved
away. Batteries \ and X Of the Fourth
artillery have been consolidated under COM
mand of Lieutenant Geary, and Companies
L and Il OF the Twelfth infantry under
command of Lieutenant Camp. No active
movement will re made against the Modocs
mt present.
VIRGINIA CRY, NEVADA, May "A mail
carrier who has just arrived at ElkS rom the
north reports that the settlers j :, the Noun
tain City district arc greatly alarmed at the
threatening attitude Of tho Indians. Parties
of Snake Indians are r,Juring in from all d.
rcctions, and they i-fe all in war paint.
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SALE OF TUE RIchMoSD AND YORK RIVER
RAILRoAD.-The public sale of the Richmond
and York River railroad Yesterday ut the
Office Of MeSsrS. Grubbs Il Williams attracted
quite crowd. The first bid offered was
500. 900, and finally the property was sold
to Messrs. Thomas Clyde. of Philadelphia
and Roswell ). Burrows, OF New York.
representing the Richmond and Chesapeake
Railroad Company. The terms of the sale
require that Sl5o.n00 shall he paid in cash,
and that the sale be confirmed by the Chan
cery Court of the CITY of Richmond. All
the property Of every kind-real, personal
and mixed-ot the Richmond and York
River railroad. except the engine "WeSt
Point" and four fiat cars, are included ID
the sale. so soon as the court ratities the
sale the Richmond and York River Railroad
Company becomes extinct. We learn that 1t Is
the intention of the new company to put on a
daily line Of steamers between West Point
and Baltimore and TO equip the rcat'
thoroughly in tirSt-clasS manner. 1t Is also
uroDoscd to extend the road to some point
on the Chesapeake bay.
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BY TELBG1i.tpfi.l


NEW lORK, May ?.-Wail-Strcct markets con-
tinue very dull to-day. Gold has ruled lower than
yesterday, nil sales having been ut 1lssGliss. OH
gold loans tie rates lave been 5at7 per cent gold
per annuiu anu l-32 per cent. per day for Carrying.
Foreign exchange Is utterly dcmoralizcd, nominal
rates FOR sterling remaining yesterday, but rates
for business being esbllot for sixty days and 100
lloas for demand.
The money market Is very stringent for call loans,
brokers having paid sMs-IsGGt Der cent per day.
The clearinghouse statement this morning shows
violent changes incident to the preparations yeser-
day and the day before bv the city and various cor
porations for the May interest payments. In addi
ton to this natural dis urbailce of the market :,
speculative manipulations have been resorted TO
TO advance rates.
Mercantile paper Is temporarily neglected, and
there Is less gossip about banks. the last unflvcrn
bic runners having been slcnccd by the clearing
hoilse committee who last evening examined the
Manufacturers and Merchants B,nks. The dlstrust
which has been created by palic-lnOngcrs has less
foundation than al any time for rclrs previous to
the Atlantic Bank AMI the Bulls Head Bank sus-
pensions. . ......
Government bonds are down with gold. but ut tho
decline are strong. Southern State bonds were duh
and firm II the :" Board" The stock market was
feverlsh early In the day. the greatest depression
having been nj the first " Board, when &c. c." and
'.JsE." Sold al 3ii, and ~. F." at css After
:. Roarh," the market became s,romg and Is so now
Telegraph has been exceptionally strong through
out The other active stocks have been The Pacific
Mail It Paul. Lake Shore, and New York Central.
Tennesscc's, y: new, -. Nlrgnias, -: new, 30:
c,nscls. 52S deferred, H. Lotisana'S, % new. so
Lcvees, ~; SIS, so. Aabama's So: SIS. IS. Gcorgis
II; IS, ST. North Carolina IS: lew, Is: special
tax, 2. South Cardinals, 30: new, ia April aud
Oct )ucr, ~.
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NO. 16.
New York Items


New York, May 2.-ThurIow Wood ;s a.
riously i'll.
The sailor boarding-house kee,ers have
pissed Il resolution tantamount to defiance
Of the shipping commissioner here. and
agreeing TO furnish crew to the shin North
America, which has been waiting several
days for men. They, however. state they are
satisfied with the law, but not with its appli.
cation here.
Two hundred troops left here yesterday
for San Francisco.
"A load of furniture. with $1,000, was
stolen yesterday by robbers, who knocked
the driver off the team, and threw boy in
the street. The owner caught one. but.whiIe
waiting the arrival Of u policeman the other
robber drove away with the team.
receiver Strong, Of the Atlantic National
BANK, reports that 100000 worth OF the
securities are missing. The liabilities are
set down at Sl.037 800. The assets, which
are s3o4 ,0oO short, may be further changed
by developments in the investigation.
lie grand jury to-day made present
ment on the subject of the suppression OF
the conversations, in which they saw the
excise licenses shield the propretors, and
only owners of the premises are liable to
criminal prosecution and punishment.
lhe Society of Coopers, in Manhattan dis
'ric,, VINO number Loo members, are on Il
strike, and have a large strike fund in their
treasury. The officers of the society say the
movement viii! be general throughout the
oh'teo states. Appearances indicate tenn
poEary settlement of the difficulty.
;. superintendent kelso has ordered the po-
lice 10 make a celIsIIS of all thp tliSrpnutabl,
noises and characters In the CITY.
IRE Rev. Dr.. Joel Parker died in this CITY
'h'S morning, aged seventy-four years.
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, May 2.--For the Gulf States,
Tennessee, aud the South Atlantic States,
generally cool and clearing weather, north
westerly to southwesterly winds, and higher
prcs;ures.
~f7fthe lower Ohio Valley, occasional rain,
partly cloudy and clearing weather, with
lower temperatures.
Cautionary signals are ordered at Norfolk.
Baltimore, Cape May, Savannah, Charleston,
and Wilmington.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

BALTIMORE, May g.-Cotton dull mt Issc.: net re-
ecipts az bales: >ro'', 81 haes; exports coasln,,
net receipts, 55 ba'cs: gross, 1858 hllcs. Export
To Great Britain, li50 bales 20 the Continent, 5S4
bales 10 the r0as. a59 1aes sales !, ,l30 btics.
GHAtLESTOS. May 2.--COtt ~ quiet; lniddlngs,
Sic ncs receipts $50 bales: sics 800 bales stock,
PA bales low middng', l.c.; good orr lnary, i7c
Weekly net receipts, 3,do! bales; exports coast"isc'
! LOO b, lies: sales, i.4oJ Dtles.
NORFOLK, May ?.-Coi.on Brm and active low
mlddings, Ec.,; net receipts 600 bales; exports
coastwisc, l2s lcs salss, $50 aa bLes; stock, c,si
bales: weekly net receipts, 1889 bales exports
coast wise, 3,73s bdles sales, 900 bales
MOBILE, May Got on dull; good ordinary,
1870; low midalinss, leic; iniddlinRs; Tie; net
receipts .sj bales exLoris coastwsc sl bales sales,
7Uv bales; stock, $500 bales; weekly net receipts
3so2 bales gross, 3,s25 bales; exports cDastwlse,
4 $3.50 bales sales, 3.5vg bales.
WlLMiSGToN, May 9.--Cotton firm mddllngs
,sc net receipts, 81 bales stock, !loJ bales Week
" net receipts. S3s bales; exports coIstwlsc, 3e'
bales: sales 2si bales.
SAyASSAH. May 2.-C"tton quiet; m!ddlings,
ls!c; Let receipts 5ss bales exports coastw se ssS
bales: sales, 4o3 bales: stock s,i9' 9alcs Weekly
2ys! bales; coastwisc 1919 bales. Sales 3,65 bales.
Low middllnrs, Hsc.; good ordinary, !dtc. ordi"
nary, '3c.
prize. irregular: Ordinary, i?tc.: good ordinary,
i5!0Dl5;c.: low middiinss. irdnisc.; middiipRs.
l8ic net receipts, j,?@: bales, gross recei PTS 5s13
bales: exports coasiw.is". loT bales: sales 1900
it, last evening" go b!cs stock, ljo, ,39i bales;
weekly net receipts, :'.ss5 bales gr3>s receipts,
- sol fal,s. ESports--To t,rt.tt Britain, 2lt3s
bales to the continent, l',l5i bales; coast"ise,
2 237 bales: s,,.,s. 2o.iOo bales.
as "I.i's. i,ols bales; shipments, 9ls bales.
) srt-.r III hti"e 1879. 35,iIJ bales Weekly
r, l.. ), r.,ico; shipments. $3.50 bales; sales,
t;AI.yE>ruS May 2.-Co!tom dull good Ordinary,
l,;HI5c.: net receipts. 5s? baco: sales, $50 tales;
,tnk 80 .s3 ialrs Weekly net receipts. 81 bales.
Exnorts-Io q itat Britain, 3.:6 bales; to the co,i-
neni, .3s l.ieo co;tstwise. 2,2si Ics Sales, l7so
bales.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, May 2.--Cecrlia won the 10, 900
guinea Newmarket stakes to-day. Anglia was
second and Wenderncre third. Fourteen
horses ran. The betting was eight TO one
against the winner.
I'm the Tichborne trial to-day the French
tutors of Sir Roger Tichborne were eXam-
ined, and gave testimony which is regarded
;,s fatal to the hopes OF the clamant.
In the House OF Commons tonight Lord
George Hamilton called attention to the re-
ference to the treaty Of 1916, which, under
the treaty OF Washington, was submitted
torei her with the northwestern boundary
question TO the decision of the German En-.
neror. He regretted that the English Go
yernment had allowed upon that part OF the
Oregon treaty an Interpretation fatal To the
ius. claims OF Eny land. Rosario strait, long
after 1916, was the only known pavistb!e
| channel between. Oregon and Van Couvers
island. and hence was undoubtedly the
channel indicated in the treaty yet, the
Government, with unhappy ingenuity, eX'
chlded the earbitrators from the consideration
of this particular channel. lie found no
fault with the Emperor WilliaID. lie
thought the Geneva arbitrators would have
acted more wisely had they anticipated ms
method and confined themselves 10 render
iDy their decision without giving reasons
therefor.
Lord Hamilton said he would make 90
motion, and only desired TO obtain from the
House such an expression of opinion "a
would discourage the making up of treaties
hereafter on the nothing
principle.
France.
PARIS. NAY 2-Baron Louis De VicI Castel
has been elected a member OF the French
Academy of Fine Arts.
Spain.
MADRID, Nay "A number OF Cariist
prisoners confined on one Of The Cauary
islands mutinled several days ago, and the
guard was compelled TO nre on them to sc.
cure submission 10 the orders of the authors
ties. Many OF the prisoners were killed ant
! wounded.
4 dispatch from Barcelona says Genera
Sc!orde has issued an order granting am
ncsty to all CarlistS who surrender with,
eight days. except those who deserted iron
the Spanish army and leaders, and requiring
the inhabitants of Berga to pay $4,000 fol
allowing the Carists under Sahallos TO epte
that town.
EoME, May 2.-It is reported that Jo-e7l
Garila!di is aIarmngly i'll.
Russia.
ST. PErEsssunoH, May 2.-The Emperor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03

RuNAwAy.-Yesterday about half.past 2
o'clork two horses attached TO a Jersey wa
gon became frightened near the Second
Market. and dashed up Marshall street at
full run When near the corner Of Mad-
son and Marshall streets, some person at.
tempted TO stop them by throwing his hands
wildly about his head and hallooing Whoa,
sir!" AT this the horses took to the pave
ment aud passed between the fence and
trees. and the space being too narrow for the
wagon it stopped. The horses were soon
after caught. The wagon was not injured
except broken tongue. The team was the
property Of Mr.. Smith Thorp, who resides a
short distance out of the city. The runaway
team frightened horse attached to Il wagon
standing in the street, and he attempted q
run on the same track, but after running a
block his pace became II walk and he was
ID back TO his stand without trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
The Strike of Cotton an hdWoe, opera.
tiyeS in Ri,oskc island.

PROVIDENCE, May 2.-The threatened
strike Of the cotton and wool operatives for
ten hours is partially successful. There was
some hooling at those who remained at
work, but no violence was offered. The
larger mill.owners have adopted no concert
ed plan OF action. The woollen manutactu-
rers would like general suspension Of
work. 1t is probable the cotton mills will
shut down temporarily if there is trouble in
getting help To run on the present basis.
The difficulty is not generally regarded is
serious by the manufacturers.
The miII-owEcr> in Woon>ockct have shut
their gates to-day. and all is quiet there. At
Uelaine Mills, in Oineyylle, everything goes
on as usual, the disturbance OF last evening
not being renewed. The mills in Pawtucket
Valley were not troubled with the tcn-hour
strike.
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LOCAL MAT ~

"
REllGIors SERVICES U-MoHR> all
usual religious services will I've held Ia sol
the city churches tomorrow except the .
lowing Spcciai appointments
ScrcnM- STREET Christian Church.--Dedi.
c,torv sermon at IL A. NJ. by the pastor,
Rev J. l.. Tyler. Preaching at S Z. Al. by
Rev. B. Is. Tyler, of Frankfort, Ky.
Trin,ty Methodist Chnrch.-'fhe pastor 1T
IL A. NJ. subject: "The Fruits of Death ";
and ut s p. NJ, "The Wise Choice for
Young Men,"
Orcgon HiN Mrthodis' Church.-Spccial
meeting Of the Methodist Sunday-School So
cicty al 30 o'clock.
Inlted States Courtroom. m.-Rcv. A. +. Mil.
Ter will preach in the United States court
room at ii \. NJ. Suaicct: "Christian
Growth
CITY AlnShouSe.--Special service in the
chapel ut L. NJ.