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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
.lLIaaCalifaru,a Fipaaseee e..

SAN FRAScrsco, September 8. The. open.
ing of the Exchange Bank. and the pros.
pect of the Immediate resumption of the
Bank Of California causes the best possible
feeling ia business circles, and, with the ex.
ception Of the closing of stock boards, bust
ness has practically settled down to the usual
routine.
The time is not yet fixed: for the opening
of the Bank of California. Mr.. Ralston's
successor has not yet been named: AT pre-
sent D. D. Mills is at The head of sffairs. The
amount of new capital subscribed TO date. is
$4,Se0,O 900. The baUk sffafrs will be taken
ia charge and managed as before the failure
until the assets are collected and 'af the debts
paid. The engagements, and obligations Of
the bank will be regulated Quietly and pru-
IDENTIFY, so as to restore confidence among
merchants and relieve the city Of any anticl.
pations Of injury in any respect. =, -, ~,
- The stock holders are expected in their
own interest, and 10 that of the city, to give
the syndicate; q; controlling interest in the
stock, and when the bank is free from its
obligations and its assets have been realized
any benefit accruing will be distributed
among the stockholders pro rata. Assn.
rance is given on indisputable authority that
the business of the bank will be closed up
as it affects all creditors and stockholders in
the most advantageous way. Efforts will
be made to collect the assets as soon as cir
.cumstances will permit. AS fast as the cash
is available the Indebtedness of the bank
will be paid off, and when the affairs OF the
bank have been closed up the syndicate will
consider the adyisablity of, continuing the
old or starting O new organization, or some
other course will be taken. .... ..... .
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California sif E,ssifa,s.T

SAN.FBAsoisooa Sept Der incomplete
returns Indicate the election Of Irwin Demo.
cfaf }for GoYerBol, 40 d tie Entire ZEN bcratis
.ticket by a large issranrali Three Dsmc
cratic copgressnen elected HE fourth Ii II
doubt. The Democrats have the plurality
10, The Legislature, and probably the, n ma
jortty- M at iHaidsig In ylta III, n, tT-3
80 The decision Of the contest for taayor will
probably require 40 official count 1.. s,as
,,as tS[ ISeccnd Dispatch. l,i' I<tti3
SAN Fs.tNcrsco, September a.--Thes vote
of the State, a;s far as heard from. except The
cities Of San FRANCISCO and SACRAMENTO.
witch are much niSeG, gives Irwin tDern. J,
for Governor, ,2l. 69I; BidNell IpdJ, e.67s.
Ins the Second congressional District Page
(Rep. received 1901. Larkin Dem 1881,
and Tuttle {Ind) 1881. aIDs the PhIsd yea
gressiopal district Lutterell [Dem J rscofved
5.641, Denis Rep. 1866. and Reid tInd.)
2.165. In the Fourth congressional district
Wfeeinton DENY received GAL II Hough.
ton (Rep.) 4, S03, and Thompson t1nd D ,675.
III this city Piper Dem.t for Congress, IS no
doubtedlys elected, but the other offices are
still undecided h .Sauis ft .i9-sIt d'nssln3y.cst
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STtRLING AHRENs & Co.-The report o.
the committee that represented to the meet
ing of the creditors OF the Calvert Company
Yesterday the condition of its affairs bears
very heavily upon Messrs. Stirling, Ahrens
& Co. 1t may be presumed that the com.
mittee by whom the investigation was made
would not haye.spoken as broadly as they
have of false 5alance-sheets, of property alb
stracted, and of cash and notes issued and
obtained without proper consideration
having been given therefor, unless they felt
fully authorized to make such damaging
statements. AS it is, the failure is not only
an exceedingly serious one, but the firm
stands accused of having improperly nsed
the credit of the Calvert Company to the eX-
tent of a million of dollars. We make no
comment upon the statement, but simply
give the facts and leave the explanation to
Stirling, Abrens & Co. The figures pro-
duced at the meeting yesterday make the
assets Of the Calvert Refinery S3057, 429,
and the liabilities S2,6S6, 900. But Of the
assets there u over million due from Stir
ling, Ahrens e. Co., the value Of which is
predetermined. There ia an ugly look about
the affair as it stands, and there is need for a
better light upon the subjec', which ought
to be she'd by q complete statement from that
house, Baltimore american, 3D.. 'tl ca
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letter from Charlottesville.

Il rresa0n6encc OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September 3, 1915.
The weather for the past few days has
been exceedingly warm. The heat Is more
oppressive than it has been during the sum.
Mcr. and mauy who have returned from the
springs are somewhat chagrined that t0ey
should bave passed the coolest part Of the
season in The mountains. This weather Is
foe tor the farmers, being just hat is need
ed 10 mature the growing crops. Fruits OF
al, Kinds are very p!entliu-peacnes moreso
than va. anticipated
Il j rumoicd that our town has been IA
rortl VIII Il visit. from the Req. Copeland
alias hali-dCZ~n other names, who recently
hsd ,ucn Distinguished honors paid him in
Knoxville Tenn, by having suit OF tar and
feathers presented to him, and being escort.
cd 0It OF the city on the soft edge OF rail-.
II" tisuteS is q Methodist preacher, CORE
Spondent Of several papers, lecturer, and as
beamisl. l have not seen him as yet IN
7roprio persona, but have no doubt be will
Turn up here in Il few days, when you may
look for something good. -". 10
Politics are PROFESSIONALLY in mixed
condition in this county. There will be.any
number of candidates. But as to the issue
lIcIr : Inc ruO. ALMOST any Que VIII say
that the safe debt will be the issue; but
how the State debt can become the question
is what puzzles most Of us. Those who are
for paving the debt come out squarely
agsins, Republication in any shape or form
but while there is a great deal. Of talk about
no; paying the debt, ii is impossible to fiud q
single man who will ayow himself repudia-
zionist. 50 the issue remains in muddy
condition. The fact is the mass Of the PEG.
pie discuss the debt without knowing any.
thilg al sill about 1t, and they are repudia'
tionists or DO, according to their feelings or
prelutices IN TIE mstter. and will vote upon
the same principle-which is denomlnated
intelligent suffrage. ..ssa. ... ;. s.,.1r
They DO not know what they want or
need, and will not trouble themselves to get
The information; aud demagogues will ride
Into power over the heads Of the people,
who are clogsed 10 their necks In political
lnire. -.tt
recent meeting at Milton passed resolu.
ton. declaring the funding bill ineqUitable.
snd trat Virginia is not bound for the debt
and resolved to support no man who will not
Use strong ef1rts u get rid Of it.! And ye,
these same people Indignantly deny the im'
pu'allon Of repudiationists. Truly, we have
fallen on strange times. Our. .
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E3kasaas
MiNIAIukE Az !. AsAS, xfrFM9xH 1875
ssa q ..sae We. ~
EaPGHT eEs1Eaaifaal. "a aEtT 1sssxA 81 1875
s.. g aas, e auss saDss Z. q
EsiSteainaf SontIS ssJlGH sgfoIk ma.
Ap2 3 81 sgaas9
II Steamer WeSteyef, kfRpsy. atInosi Mereaa1
se sssa sl;. To,s siphia eo.s
EH; yhaEsss q. ,so5g iac..f.. r,snes..,
phts soals g nss:,s,5I go - ai,sa,
coal; Gsrrtngton., ,p ..,s
oesEslH Hswssi e1 sasi.ls Hs1
~ SeAS0nG !. III. Maxwell, JchHsea,H Agrc de- 4AFe
i sawss: u i, ,a,
tsoaisA BLAIR siss Iii iii " sssiifs5p q :
ca5ls to. = so.s' se'ss' s9saaat, lisss :
sehonaer y. ilW!Rlrxanl 3Ktrwis, Aie8aDdfa.
sIans aallego Mills: ,|v.sro agrg.I5s saesl :
palie K. BILL Smith. ,adalnhia
ensI y Bransn CO - se#s
t,rsesse eowsl Easrs de Grace, coal,
sd saho g; ss1r ;e. ,a ma :. ~, -,
,ssSooneI H Il 81 s 1s1ssSps nj,
. Ess soaa: sfap sGr1o's t 'lsh'
Allison Addisons ooae Dust
1850 ~, .sAH I'D pssS tt.sii eas
sieams. o,d pomInien Yosks,, Iner-,
disc and pesseogers, w r. Perfer ssas netcnan-
s ss1SSRs saI Norion, sSe,
sr ssane curfis s a nsns cass.g Washtassop,
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|, e ~, lse.,olrsia.: d. rsettonasts.

> sAuGusrx, Ga, September S.-Thesj jury in,
'CoTdy, Harris's case returneda yerdicte Ct mot
so11ilty.n and / the, prisoner was discharged
rom custody to-day The other fBsurrec-
,aonar.yy cases have been tinned until tho
,reguIasl terra OF ithe court. The prisoners
srIssted ~ johnson county viii be fried ct a
sspeciaLaerla ON Monday nexs,is z,lr ~
rs Jnfiee l;5ohDson'sa course, 10 highly COM
=, Il ,sndea. Ths State Ii represented Atter.
new new General HammoDd and Salem butcher.
Esq, and The defendants oy Sex IA Ast 60
T.GenerM iAkernan. sai9,,saas3 s;suf4 Ii, ESQ
sThe Harris else Is regarded as a,testcase
ia washington county r., The ts M a nss ar
Eieyeds iII.teeiings land there p no danger o.
ma dischafged pastiea being moiesled.s IL !!
ihonght, thab State. viii iaif 70 develop cyl
aanee sufficient to aeonyictut the prisoners -il
iaiI az ,Wrightsyills i ohpsen .conHtY Sqdg
| Johnson will notssshtenGet Qniess itA9 lev
deace CLEARLY tab lIsshe feg gnl! ,s 81 IN
lprssqpaFs. a saa $40 : ~
Uy3fYfFsS a ri fts-NL -
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AIRLINE RAILRoAD.-Tbere have been
the longest freight trains lately on,ihe Ait
Line we have ever seen. We.are satisfied
this important road is doiug the heaviest bu-
siness 10 travel and freight, and is the best
managed road in the State. The authorities
have procured some new engines, we learn,
and extensive preparations are being made
for the fall run. The businessmen through
out the South and West who trade with
eastern cities will soon learn that this Is
their line. It is a good road, and is being
literally patronized.- Gainesville Georgia.
EG0le rs. .@ '.s ANS 60" i'@ 90 - Jz'-7@
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lHpnRTANr ARREST OF CoUNTERFETgRs.-
Inc secret.service detectives Of the Treasury
Department made very important arrest In
81. Louis to-day, consisting Of Hubbard, Of
o. Louis; Malone, of North Carolina; Duff, Of
,.itsinia; and Flint, Of Tennessee. Hubbard
Is known as q very old and extensive dealer
Ia counterfeit money, supplying dealers 10
Toe States OF Tennessee. Alabama, Missiasippi,
North Carolina, and Kentucky with coun,
terit!l money. He furnishes ten,doliar notes
oh Toe Richmond iInd.) Bank, and ffty.cent,
Ssenty.dolar. and lifts .dollar Treasury notes.
rive thousand five hundred dollars was cap.
tuIed with the men arrested - Washington
le!eJrasn, I'd. = i, Isss,t Is.'-at,; =,
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.sHAiI - j Canada.
TEE TROUBLE ovEs THE BURIAL OF GUIBoRDs

- - - ~. RENAME, = -s.. -. ~
MoNrREAI,l September 3.-After the de-
nart,lre of Gtlibord's remains from the Catho-
lie cemetery yesterday the mobremsined in
force on the, ground untl the, arrival Of the
Mayor and ffty police, when they abandoned
the gates and dispersed. Before this they
had filed up, the grave and torn down on ! the
cross over lG. ~ an. gIA ,YIEi .iEG.
i THE Prince OF w aies's regiment rendez:
,yonsed last evening, and is held 10 readiness
for any outbreak. .s,etasyst ~ ,lats i. !,
ta1sA,9 mob numbering several hundred, AL
well armed, were ut the cemetery to-day! 1t
ID not known when the funeral ;Willnbe at
:, ''T The priests deny that they instigated the
oriot.r Ther feeling ruDsIveEy high between
the Catholics and testants. The Orange
men falklo turning oct at the fnaeraL
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Burnesl TO- Death.

= 3 Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.] s.@.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September Am Eng.
lIshman named Wellsby, living near War
rem, in this county, was burned to death
in his own house last night. Its supposed
that the fire originated from the upsettiDg Of
a kerosene lamp, which he with strange per.
tinacity refused to have removed when be
retired, being intoxicated at the time. The
house and all its contents was q total loss.
The deceased was man of considerable
means, without family. - ..-I.l3 rj...a
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'jb'5. @3H RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAreRed. Ia bushels. J =
Markets byTeTegraph.
.tsEi::TE NHW EYoRK s7sg


NEW, YORK. September, 3 Cotton, irregular
sales Of 1908 oales at 14N@15 Sc. Flour Mfnne-
sofa -four finer and quiet other grades dull and
IN aa sn
77c. for steam western mixed; 77@7se. for e a
western mixed; 6S@73e. for unsound western
mixed .7S@SOc. for high mixed and yellow west
ernl Oats Irregular and unsettled; closing dull !;
Old mixed western; 5sGs0c. for old White west
erp. Cofee-uio dull and unchanged. Sugar quiet
and unchanged; refined steady aud In good demand;
Fsss f0 Moasses sas sa for
S8@50c. for Porto Rico. u klee unchanged, with
good inqpiry. kosin and tuEpentne quiet PORK
SIC. for prise steam, cash. W hskey quiet and
easier at i.2sk. Frgights hrm.. - -
- 100 BALTIMORE: - .Ht=s'.i
BALTndoRE. September 2-Flour dull; Howard
5es5 AMI Western 9am WHEAT
steady and I'm changed Corn Weak for western ;
southern white. firm: yellow dull southern, $50
aoc. Eye ,fairIy active. Provisions quiet. PORK,
s229f 22.25. ,Buik-meats trIner; shoulders, S1s@
ear rib l@l2Se Bacon eweE shonl
aa sss l:si Gb lsns lots cows WssE ss
81 22@&1.22k Sugar active ut ! 0he. sf.I,,;si
=! dr." ST. LOUIS. =. .a.z4i /
ST. LOUIS September. a;-Four-Beter feeling
among; sellers on account of the: late advance In
wheat, bur only local demand prices unchanged
Wheatexcittd aud higher; No. 2 red winter, 81. 49
@s1 SO asked, g; 4 @*lA6H bid No 3 red WIN
Ter, xL31@tl-31h- Corn active aud higher; No
armes; ne. s Sid: PoTk Steady and nscSanaed
tirm ;:shouiders sHc Clear rb 1ase: eisar sides
l21e. Bacon DEMAND active; .shauldets, 9k9
1886 Whiskey duh at 81. 2Dt .-i..5j ;. 49,
L .ss,aa.agse CINCINNATI II. aorl,t
CyacI.,sATI, Septambar 3.-Plour dnil and
lower; family, $6.40dssa.5O. Wheat dull; new,
SOC. @$1.30. Corn qpie.; ears mixed EGe. Oats
ouiei; S0ns2c Pork steady aud. In moderate de-
mand at ,&2O.7O@s2l. Lard-Nauve inactive;
ses l2@lssa Kettle 14 ssss s
claar rib, l2c; clear sides, 1885; Baeon-shoul-
oers sxc.; Clear ab.13c.; clear SIDES lssse Only
jSahng trace WhiskeS-Demand good NJ fnll
pElses' Si'ist cH1CAea.. 1.a...,.1
k CHICAGO, eptsmber 3:-F1our qnsat and weak :
wheat irregular and higher 20. Chteaso sPlipg
% irr sS sna siris asiI!e
~ib I.I ss ss 2 a1a e sssi 'fefsy
at 49, Pors ssa and a as a. sne5
clear RIB, - i2e.; clean .s,dss, ,asac; Mhs:
key, al.l9 D. afternoon cali Wheat heayy "a, Ut
sss asT Eof se ISss a q se sss iee
barrels vssat o &c oSe
ei ns;,s Ssr,e ssss o5G 1000 Bushels
S Ss shsIs sssy, s6
ss;a stssEiIs} Lob1sEM' e. ss5 s,S
LogsyH fp9ssss i5Ss1s as'es c saS ~
At 7G9e8c. Isss DUH as a39& sac Rye DUE. ans q
funchanged. iPTcNsioos 1rm and unchanged. Fori
iSac.: Clear sides, iafe. Baeon-shouldess, 81
@Xsc. clear nb. 1870; clear sides. naEas-
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BANK DIRECTORS Instead Of asking Rails.
ton to resign, and then ordering him ont, OF
the room, the directors Of the Bank of Cali
fornia should have gone to the river and
drowned themselves. Aboard which could
90 TO sleep on seven millions of assets and
Waken on fifteen millions Of liabilities has no
right to blame its president. It's members
were themselves at fault, and should be
made to feel its consequences. The dead
Ralston ought not to be the only VICTIM
Gourier-.Jo ufn1t .ssf a"Ts.s .E-5.s so. H. ~
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6:66 r. NJ:
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l3o PM,
|. s:s7A.M.
RICHMOND AND DANvfHLE RAzDHoADseoRd
tgRacE, MASTER os!1tR ssIs. Msy SOL S96.r
SCHEDuLE OF RAINS.-TRAI&dNo.

RICHMOND AND DANvfrLE RAzDHoADsee RfpsY .
,UBnicE MASTER op.IF SsIs. MSy So j S9Es't
rYrHEnTTt q oEr MP ATNS TDAIM "
ASs.5 nS. On ,tNaLIsS.-1 ma Nn0os
~ ss Afs.ss: MsslExrs-Lssvss
1854 H. leaves Dundee az, l.IfP. n: leayes
~ e. M.: lesVcS 4:ad
T; M .teaves san!Soury at Glat. M.s arftyt5 ae
Ci1Mr VtS ~ o:To +. Ms -, :.
LEANs EXPRESS. EastwarcEL Leaves ChaxaotA at
S:4o a. a. ieaYes Alf.Line Jnnetlon - 6s2p AZ
M. iescs Sansoqfy g. $50 "A. pa; lsages 6isSns-
NJ; leayes Dundee at l:2UP. n; ,esTea burke
Vile u aUTP, M; arrives az Richmond ct sat
p. al. gaEJ ~ tt1rDIoI'i =. u IDH D36 $50
FOR TFtDS0u1Ts-L Leaves Richmond It 4 SSF. IL;
leaves BUrkeyillt at 4;5RP. M; leaves Dnndeo az
1898 r. - hi; 1leayaJ Danyillea ar lO.aR p. r.
leaves Greensboro a 2:46 A. M Isayes SalisbuYy
at 5:277A. NJ: leaves Air.LfBs Junction 81 55E
A. NJ: arrives nj Charlotte at Si2.sA. MI . ZIG
l. TRAN, No. .4r-EHR0pGH Mali. lEastwer6-
at Ms 4 leaves 4reensssru' a. ga. II.
lssassa Dasgals NJ lseassss Dundee q
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Bears In ROckbriGge.
GREEN HILL, kocKBKrDGE COUNTY. V.

September l, 1915. s.
Ehors Dispatch: The bears are COM
hitting great havoc in the corn-felds in this
vicinity. 1t seems that they will destroy all
the corn here. William l.. folly, Esq,
killed one in his field last week which weighed
three hundred and fifty pounds-tbe largest
ever killed in this county. Dir. Hickman Is
Compelled to keep his children indoors du-
ring The day, and large fires in the Geld at
night for the purpose OF keeping the bears
cut. HAHyhH's Rock.
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.sig4Hp Il.uih ,biL .iI.s. n Tjs.T--- I
~ Weather, Reports !,

WASHINGTON, September 3.-For New
England, the Mid die States, and. Lover TsHe!
iregfoa, brisk east ITO est Wind, high tsIn.
,psratures partly cloudy weafbers viii rafus.l
followed byu winds ueeringi torwssfariy'
higher Barometer and clearing weather, n
the western .partno6 de, Middle States and
Lower Lake region.s1edis = is.isgol eftlL I'll
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! = xITGToUs HTors IN M0NrHE1n -ATTKMpY
- .fsvp esUsngfsD itAss 4AAs U4sRH0LaOs EzMs-
rrRY-TuE PRaaEssvess reNsD AND DRIVEN
opr.- M1hssedg sssepsambszs 2.--This alter
noon the members ofs ! ihss atute. Canadian
and their friends, iiambesiBg osonne three
hundred, accompanied Ste body OF Guibord
from The Protestant cemetery vault, spd
reached the Catholic cemssery gates sas 9
Pm. Dstbe fneadtime about 8veihuDdred
French Canadians had assembled M and
about the tentrance, ,;cuRsinE GuibotI and
the Institute, and voWing they ..woi,.ld
never let the bones lie Id eonsecraied ground.
On the approac1 OF the procession rush
was made by the mob, who barred the gates,
refusing entrance. and pouring Insults on
from the entrance 10 the graveyard. Z Mr..
Doutre dispatched % bailff to notify the guar
'dians Of the cemetery that the bearse wanted
admission. He also communicated to the
city authorities, demanding police and mill
irary aid. Some two thousand. people were
present by this time. At haifpast O'Clock
the mob made rush for the hearse, crying
Course him, )" Y Curse bin, y and = Stone 1t
off the ground" The driver was! injured
With stones, and many were bruised and
trampled by horses. AT, 4:16 it was decided
impossible to get admission and as the bailitf
re, 1erted it would take sometime TO get vol
mt. ,ers the hearse moved of amid the de.
rjsIye cheers Of the multitude. After the
bearse d. owe of theerowd began to disperse.
q, hts teok place during the after
noon, but IL injuries done were Of a slight
character. It's not knosvn whether an at
tempt will be made to-morrow to bury the
hody or mot. giEnnfg sHT El Tt,Ts I'll
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LUMBER PILES BuKNkD.-C Cincinnati, Sep;
lember IA special dispatch to the Cincip-
ha'i Commercial says that. o Ore at Edgef.,
ton, Mich, yesterday destroyed some ples
9 = iuubsr belonging To Vinegar " SHAW,
L'ss, 10000; uninsured, !: 100 q /.
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I. WashfnRtORr Eze7Sfs.v

p" 'WAssnlsaToN, September TIE secfae al
o, tbe Treasury has gone 10 New York;
Rear.Admfral Go1dsboro iIgh i seriously
sick Ia. 3s!i ~ 81. 60 51s saia Zne...t ~ ,tg,,
+, The Wat, Department. has issued ageneral
order in5reference to national .cemehries.
PiGnics' area forbidden; ,ano,admittance be-
tween sunset and sunrise; no refreshments
must be taken into cemeteries land driving
faster than e. walk IS also Forbidden RIB 5ilI
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p TIE LOUISVILLE BANK ROBBERY Here is
the end Of the story we begun yesterday, =
The amount stolen Is believed to be nearly
Sl00, 000. 49, s5 ~, III IN =
Detective tBligh took charge Of, Rehm,
" hom he had known very well as a steady
and honest young man. The preceding
story was related sBiigh, who regarded it
as very weak, and had Rehm locked up at
the hotel. The directors OF the bank met,
and after. consultation came to the conciu-
sion that Rebm's story was fraud, and that
he was the robber. The president 80 in
formed him, but Rehm asserted, his inno-.
cence time aud again. Being told that all
regarded him as the robber, ne asked for an
hours sleep, and retired for that space, and
on awakening confessed to the detectives
that he had robbed the bank the preceding
night before - O'Clock, carrying its contents
homo and burSing them under his house::
An examination by detectives revealed all
the money tied in a small sheet under gym
nasium in the rear of Rehm's residence. he
was arrested, and is now in Jail. He says
himself that be don't know why he took the
money, and now realizes the improbabillty
of being taken from bed as stated.
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a LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
pa Turkey.

DEFEAT OF TIE HERZEGOVINA INSURGENTS.
LONDON. September "a dispatch to the
London Times from Therepia, a suburb OF
Constantinople, in which the foreign minis
tiers reside, says the Turks in Herzegovina
have gained victory. Ten thousand insur.
gents were driven across the frontier into
Dalmatis, where they have been disarmed by
the Austrans. . , 49,.
Nevisique, the focus of insurrectioD, has
beer'fGstroy ed: +r"''
Communication by way Of Klick has been
reestablished. @raa
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A FLOAT AND WILL ARRIVE another
n cargo of 335 tons OF that superior ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, al sizes, which WILL deliver 10 con
sumers for winter supply at reduced prices IF you
want good coal for what you will have TO paysf0r
indifferent. leave iyour orders with ". j.. NC
5DOWELL. Seventh aud Main, or Broad near First,
and thew will he prOmptty attended to. Sc 3, /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

The United States Sub-Treasurer at New
York Thursday sold one million dolkEs gold
at from ia .05 to ia 06. $50 .H .1-@i
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBQATs.1Na |,
y, III" a" COMPANY - II
81. mai. SUMMER SCMEDVtE.iu
R2p NORFOLK. H0BTSMQuTH, R1LT1MORf
PHIL .AnD Sew. YORK i

-,,fg 7fG!. SUMMER ,SCMEDVfE- - !. !,
Ss& Fiji FRhnssSb RlsaIa. $50 sew SoaK'
+. REaIu,AR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and sfter s ass fssS; sf us
WEs.TER Caatgtns J:GAsd ResRs earring United
Aa Nn lsnys FssnisIs sgT sDg ans
5S ATTTaDAYS ass6;SR A.M III ~ y!,,E.l, 2
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as NoriOk fep Baltimore Phhiadeelah'as ana ses
FARE yoEORFoIK GELYs...:.9 o 60 d
! FARE TO, NORFOLK AND Re. sa D
9g y nns 3
Fare ta,PtiJateipi,sa ..4'.s..s'.,.. ~ 3
Fare TO- NeW Yerk,: - So y
Tiesetsaor sale on aeaDels; d at soSei
aud bangaasi cheoksA thssaxh sHssignisseSess ea
s estIs tn .,di,rs On jaiaes liver from TN b. 70
ia E. ~ &C rsasonabse sales.ast Z, ,s.a,. x ri z
4 t. TATUasG eHen4 gent.
ece: Cempsnys sha.t Roeksffs Sssa acd MAIN MAIN
at W. d Bhtr Co 9, corner o. nsasss aAS 4
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WOOD AND COAL.

TWO CARGOES EXTRA ANTHRA-
l. CITE COAL, all sizes, fresh from the mines,
now landing. for sale cheap from vessel, wholesale
or retail. Also splendid SPLINT COAL and SOFT
COKE, ENGINE COAL, and steam-prepared kind
ling and cooking aud cord WOOD, at Ninth and
Cary and Basin bank. ., r,-,,,s