The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30
q, q g 80 4, -
mysterious Disappsar rance Id 81 the
Irish Address from the !
White House.
THE NEW. YORK POOLS. J.
Odds Greatly in FaYorof the
Election Of Tilden
a and Hendricks.
A FATAL BIUN=D.ER.
Three Methodist Ministers Mistaken for
@'. Revenue Officers ard r. !.
Il. .,.a, Fired Upon. - : !
2 FROM THE. POLAR SEA.
a.tjl as.l -------------.--- tsgs:,n ~:
Captain Mares Reports that it is
,ls-.. Impracticable to Reach ]. Z
81 ss'i ,'',- the North Pole. ~ s'
- T-.Fefll y q Z = =
A FATAL BLUNDER.
FROM THE. POLAR SEA.
Especial telegram to the DISPATCH.
&C., 2A &C.. i : &c.

Especial telegram to the Disputch.j
4 LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, October 2S.-
There was a large and enthusiastic meeting
OF Conservatives (white and colored)l at
BelPs CROSSROADS to-day, eight miles from
this place. Speeches were made in the fore
noon by Messrs. Murray, VALE, and. Bibb,
and in the afternoon, by Colonel w. S. Gill
man, who made eaof the most telling
speeches that we have heard. He left the
crowd alive with enthusiasm for, Tilden,
Hendricks, and Walker. Louisa will give
a Conservative majority tor the ticket in
November, due in great part to the efficient
efforts Of Colonel Gilman. There will be a
grand rally at Green Springs November 4th.
-. -. [By Associated Press.I -
| DISAPPEARANCE OF THE IRISH ADDRESS.
| WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The Irish add
dress has disappeared from the room in the
White House where it had been stored. Its
present whereabouts is unknown.
PooL-sELLING AT MoRRIssEY's AND JoHNsoN's.
| NEW YORK, October 2S.-Pools last night
ut Morrissey's and Johnson's were brisk
and steady. They sold on the general re-
suit at 5000 to $3.50 in favor of Tilden; on
the State, 500 for Tilden to $40 for Hayes.
PREACHERS MISTAKEN FOR REVENUE OFFICERS
AND" SHOT.
ST. LOUIS, October 2S.-A! special to the
Globe Democrat, from Little Rock, says
three Methodist ministers, riding their CIR
cult in Pope county, were shot by Hughes
and Hale from the bush. They are illicit
distillers, who supposed the preachers were
revenue officers. coming to- arrest them.
One of the ministers died in two hours, and
the others are dangerously il not fatally
wounded. ., 49, =. .~.t.'s, :.<.!,:d
GOING HOME TO VOTE. r. -
WAsu1SGroN, October 2S.-Clerks living
in the far west and northwest left Tor home ON
to-day. Those living nearer will leave
Thursday. They go to vote. - ,I a''i
I-.l,r.ll e.t1 MURDERER BAILED. -
NEW YORK, October 2S.-Quembo Apo,
who killed John Kelly, has been admitted to
bail. .-
.ang. :. FEARFUL HURRICANE. l.' ...,T
NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.--The captain
| of the British steamship Chileon, from
Kingston, reports a hurricane on Grand
Cayman's island from the 18th to the 21st.
One hundred and seventy houses were de-
molished, and part Of the island sub
merged. The inhabitants are destitute.
The Chileon gave them all extra provisions.
MILL BuRSED-oNE HUNDRED OPERATIVES
f.& OUSTED. <s., -,
ROME, n. Y, October 2S.-The Nudge
Ames knitting mill was burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000. One hundred operatives
busted. ~ ~ q - ,. -
COAL MINE Observation-Disclosures: THOUSAND
EMPLOYEES oUsTED. -,
BETHLEHEM, Pa, October 2s.-The Dels-
ware and Hudson Coal Company have stop
ped work. Thirteen thousand employees
have thereby been thrown out OF employ
ment. Other mining companies are ABOUT
stopping. 's'":'.s'.-.'i -. 20. = ~
ALLEGED ATTEMPT. II. BI.ACK-MAIL:
NEW YORK, October 2S.-The officers OF
the United States Life Insurance Company
| denounced the injunction proceedings
against them as an attempt to plack-mall
them. ..a.fu' s,oa .. t@als.' s.;.t'. . Z"
-, CONTRADICTION OF THE PROPOSED FENIAN
RAID. ,,...--, Z .-,,.yI
Boston, October 2s.-The report Of the
proposed Fenian raid into Canada from st.
Alban's is pronounced false.
MOTION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST NEWS
ts121.>:'A 80 2'@. PAPER. ~ =, 49, *. -
~, NEW YORK, October 2S.-In the Supreme
Court to. day an order was granted by JUS
jtice Barrett to show cause why an lnJunc-
tion should not be issued restraining Sidney
Rosentield from further publication OF the
journal called tThe illustrated Ftgoro.'
IfThe order was issued .on'the application OF
Starr Morrissey & Robert nderson, pro
nrietors Of the New York Figaro.
T. b., 80 YEILow-FEyEErSas' 4a !;as1'
SAVANNAH, Ga, October 2s,-Total inter
ments to-day, six; Of which, one was from
! yellow-feVer. y, .ss.. ~, i..,,.t saisi3t
la-a!4ti i,... r.:-4 PIMLICO RACES" .@i:.I
prxr1co, October .ss.-The weather, at
4 tendance, and track to-day were fine..
The one-and-a-quarter-ni mile race was won
4 nv Warlock. Mary second; Abilene third,
Galway fourth. Time, 2:13a.tl 4 Win.
I >'TThe:Preckenridge stakes, two miles, for
tbree-year-olds, was w on by Vigil easily by
TWO lengths, Parole second; Firginius third.
Time, 1914 =! .'i!i,t3s -, :, !; ~, ~,
l In the compensation, stakes, mile, beats,
4 the first heat was won by Red Coat, 1oHoWeu
BY Partnership, Pera, AMBUSH lnspi ,la a3a
i and Grit, in the order namsa' SLauy Mao
was distanced Time 2s.i y =
was Tb .s second heat was won by
in l.ay.5 =.i7&l2 s. f'Li -: liz &c.
Tn the third neat Partnership: vas the IA
) Iyorite, and he won the healthy eightiengtns'
,IRed Coat second. Time, 'l;ooz
i : The match between Resolute ana smEley,
1.-TWO miles was WonSby ishlra s,! a Y
len Ehe steenIe.ehase, BY gent reeeg-
nized BY she MARYLAND ,, g Jockey gas'Mno
horse eligible to run ;tngE was - stesnie.
eiagelwas won by Jackso ridden !slep py NJ
Robinson, il. Time, a'25a,I4 ,,3.s.as
daa4,K .tt 20 ai1a Sew. III ~. 1,5:a.'
QUEBEC, october sss4 Isl inches y snow :,
4 ien here to-day, accom- panied by Thunder
and lightning ~
4,t4i q g. tSETT e f5t = q. ,.,,sf
~ 81, NEWS l'I Yf::ssi z
II -. ,,,,,., n vi. - Itii.3ti
Il. .itlSg}at .Foa England. s. aall':,sili
.1tL .yrs, !, tsr-r erE7, ryarlII &