The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03
CONGREGATIONAL CONFIDENCE IN. AND SYN
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CONGREGATIONAL CONFIDENCE m. AND SYM.
a; PATTY FOR Mr.. BEECHER. 20
NEW York, November 1.-THE Congresa.
tional Association closes its report on Mr..
Beecher as follows: ,'s ~; 81. -.
".ADd whereas the preceding report Of
said committee indicates that there Is no
substantial ground for believing in the guilt
Of Mr.. Beecher; be itthereiore fst
ResolUed, Tint we do, as an associa.
| ton, regard our brother as worthy Of our
confidence and love, and express to him
our sympathy in the severe trial through
which he has passed. 1il
ICE-HoUsEs AND STABLES BURNED. ~
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Three ice.
| houses, belongingto George Lay, and Seye.
! raj stables and small out buildings, were de.
stroyed by fire, in saTondolet, yesterday nj.
ternoon.a The los is estimated ct 800, 900.
Insurance. $4,000. ..r a.sja,-. -. -.
! r. +, = A..% ANOTHER FIRE. a.s +. a., II,
| HUDSON, n. Y, November 2.-The glove.
factory OF 81. D. Simpson, at Chatham Vii.
lage, was turned last night.
- MOST MALICIOUS DEED.
RoNDoUT, N. Y, November 2.-The en-.
! tire front OF the residence OF Augustus
Supplies, in this city, was blown out this
morning at 8 o'clock by charge of powder
which had been placed in window by
some malicious person, The building was
shattered and furniture damaged. Mr..
| Supplies, his wife, and three daughters, who
were sleeping in the upper part OF the
house, were uninjured. Mr.. Supplies was
the complainant against house OF ill-fame,
and suspicion points in that direction. The
motive OF the act seemed to have been re-
venge, with the intention to destroy the
entire family. The inmates of the house Of
ill-fame have been arrested, but the proprie-
tor, named keyser, is away from town.
REPORT ON WATER DEPTH AT HELL-GATE.
New YORK, November AT meeting
a. the Chamber OF Commerce this morning,
Captain Snow, Of the special committee on
the. question Of the depth Of water at Hal
letts Point, reported that the committee
had held communication with General
Newton, and had ascertained that the debris
of the explosion was being rapidly cleared
away. .. ~. :. ..e .i;-.> =
aIr. G. W. Blunt reported that another
explosion had occurred this morning at
Diamond Reef, and that General Newton
would soon have twenty-fonr feet Of water
over that reef. - ~,
Mr.. Van Brunt suggested that the charge
for Hell-Gate pilotage, which had always
been oppressive, should be removed by ac-
ton Of the Legislature, and recommended
that the Chamber should take some action
at the present time for the purpose OF Sc
curing the passage OF O measure which
would remove this toll on shipping passing
through Hell-Gate. ..-..,. -.-...-.-
The report was adopted.
ANOTHER FEARFUL. aAssAcRE 81, SsloUx-
SALT LAKE, November "a report from
Camp Stambough, Wyoming, says village
OF $50 Shoshones was attacked October so
by alarpe Sioux war party, estimated at
Il, 900 lodges, at Painted Rock, ninety miles
from Camp Stambough. AS far as learned
only one Shoshone named Humfy escaped.
He was the Indian who saved the life OF
CAPTAIN Henry in Crooks second fight this
summer. s.t.s.-. t#. .-...... .r. s.' :. .s
TILDES DOWN on IMPROPER MONEY =
3d.. q. ..r...f.. q INFLUENCE. 'j - 80
NEW YORK, November Ex-Governor Til
den this morning issued proclamation re-
garding the improper use OF money at the
election. The proclamation concludes:
q" Now, therefore, / call upon all district
attorneys and other public officers to be
yieilant in detecting ard diligent In prose-
cutting persons guilty Of the crime referred
to within their respective counties, ana
respectfully ask all good citizens OF the
State to aid them in their efforts"
RADICAL FORGERY NAILED.
WASHINGTON, November 2.-The New
York World denies that the matter repre-
scented as from its columns of October 20.
1875. which is beng circulated in circular
form, headed 6 Read, Ponder, and Reflect"
throughout the southern States, ever so APP
peared, and states that it is a bold and bra
zen forgery. ..,e.a.-,-, @"r
T. WASHINGTON RACES. ,,.,,,-,,
>IWAsHINGToN, November 2.-Natlonal
Jockey Club. The one-and-a-half-mller race
was won by spiration-Burgoo second,
| Tom O'Neili third. Time, 2:41@. a.. 80.
In the mile-heats' race for three-year-olds
Courier won the first heat-Leavlngton Sc
cond, Sunbeam (DoswelHs) third. Time,
1:44G. The second heat; was also won by
Courier, with Waco second, Lexington
third. Time, LAG. The riders OF Waco and
Leayine were disqualified for the bal
ance OF the meeting for foul riding.
The ,hurdle-race was won by Risk-Pala-
dian second, New York third. Time, 2:5o.
.r93 -. FREE FIGHT. +, Ill !. ..s...
| J,NEw ORLEANS, November 2.-General
Anger, commanding the department, has
received a. dispatch from Artesia, Miss,
stating that meeting there yesterday ended
| NEGROES one MORALLY. The United States
troops we're called upon by the citizens, and
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