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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 1.-Cotton Drm sales,
g. bales: uplands: Il 5-l6c.; Orleans. IL 7-I6c.
sg sS ad a &c cSGss 10
81. Wheat closed qaet; ungnded winter req,
IL .3Q@sl :4s; No. Z winter red 1905 AN;
bett. and closed dull: Ungraded. 59m60c. Oats
B6le. better: 4Gc. for No. z: 4 M424c. for No z
white. Hops in good demand, very strong. anu
I'm changed. Coffee IN fair demand and quiet; Rio
cargoes. 14hGaI nc: job lots. I4.GG Ole. Sugar
very strong business checked refined fairly active
IoS T i1 trss idsc eas sas
quiet and steady. Rice firm. Rdsln quiet and firm
4. $l.7Om$l75. Turpenine easier; Acc. ked;
very quiet: mess. spot. SlO40 Mlddles uaiet and
steady; long Gear, G'sc. short clear, 62s@6Ec.
Lard SHADE h'Shcr and less active; prime steam,
f asm s0'''s' "H'SAs' A''l''na' - . e'''
BALTIMORE. So. ...s;
BALTIMORE, November 1.-FlOur higher and
Gs a Il Is: extra, t575ass.S5: family. Sc bo@
- S7Gss.:5; family, $5 7s@,s7.59; Rio brands nos
southern he red, fl2S@;l AMBER Ss sl4 900
wlntcr red. pot / 43is6lSl.44 November. 43h
@Sl 43A; december. $l.49. southern corn lower
but more active; western quiet southern white,
42c.; western white and Pennsylvania, 4lnG42Hc.
Hay firm and unchanged. Provisions active aud
unchanged; Coffee firm; Fl" earsoes. l3@ls4e:
steady at $l.l3. Freiehts unchanged
ClNCiNNATL
CINCINNATI. November l.-Flour firm ut S.. SO
@$6.Sh Wheat 6rm at 81 .22@S12S Corn UNI
settled at 45@t6r: oa's sttady st a3G3oc: 56 o
s6.25. Ruk-mea.s nominally unchanged. Bacon
nominally unchanged. Wh,skey steady, with ia'r
a ffa sIead dy Sof sGt -
Q$3.75; packing, S3.S0@$3.0O.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. November 1.-Flour quiet and uE-
chansed. Wheat dull; rel and amber white. $l.2
6S1 25. Corn quiet: old white, 5Gc.: old mixed
4Sc.: new miSe", 4252r. Oats dull: white, SAC
mixed, :33c. Provisions quiet-Hery little stock
Bulk-meats-None here. Bacon quiet: shoulders
4xc clear ribs. SEC: clear sides. &c.. sugar
cured hams, 99l oEc. Wha key steady Ut S1.cS.
ST. LOUIS.
extra fall IS sass Is treble extra faii. ss.45aS
sc go: family. So s0@S5 90; choice TO fancy, IS
$500: What higher and unsettled; red fan,
sl.s!s closing q si:sIf January; $l.s5s@
iss s"ins OK GsSei s 40 cea
35Hc. November, 3sa@3 SIC. Dc cembrr, $50 36Kc.,
s s9s It sg as 5Ss s9os
2, 5000 Lard, 1929 asked Bak,meats easIe,
ass 80 for shoulders, clear ribs. and clear sides.
Bacon lower; shoulders, &C.; clear ribs 7sc. clear
sides, TIC.
CHICAGO, November 1.-Fiour steady and un-
changed. Wheat active. firm; aud higher; 20. 2
red winter slISs n" GhsasG sprgs s11e
cage spring, ,slo4.@$l.o5 rejected s9c: Corn
strong and higher; 42Sc. cash ard November,
HoT sSo GsnanG shay; sssa s
moderately active, higher. and Irregular at $4,000
40 so December, 81 o. 90@S1 G. 32T January. Land
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DANVuLE.
lCorres pondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.

ICorres pcndence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 81, 1879.
Several OF the candidates for the Legisla.
turc addressed the citizens at meeting
held in Planters warehouse on Wednesday
night. Yesterday some Of them were prose-
cutting their business about the city. Since
their arrival one can hear the co1ored peo-
ple taking on the corners about political
matters | have to announce-as said
would have-tlat there is another candi-
date on the Malone platform.
Hon. John Goode held an interview with
aArse audience at the Opera-House last
night. Dir. Goode evidently intended to
talk business to these business people, and
be did so 10 their very great satisfaction, and
vet In this business talk he could not re-
press something Of that eloquence which
charac,crizes bis efforts. Perhaps the
most effective part Of his speech was that
in which he explained that under the ope-
ration Of the McCuIloch bill-Auditor Tay-
Tor and Treasurer Hunter being his authori-
iies-there would be vast saving to the
State in the way OF interest, and also there
would be funds enough TO pay the interest,
support the government, keep up tue
schools, and leave an annual surplus OF
more than S500.G00, and along with this held
uDan array OF figures which showed, as he
said, that the southern people have more
reeuperatiye power and progressiveness
than any people on the earth.
After Mr.. Goode had WithdrawtlsG lionel
CGbell was called for. He deefiaea to
speak at length on account OF the 1ateness
Of the hour, and offered briefly some re-
marks, which were full Of point, and were
we'll received. =,
The amount of stock necessary for the
establishment of the telephone in this city
has been taken. understand FROM some
o! the stockholders that communications
will be first established in this place, and
afterwards opened with other Cities
A telegram has been received from Colo
mel J. M. Neal, who went as a,committee-
man for The warehousemen to interview
Commissioner Raum about the require
ments as to the manner it which it has re-
Gently been directed that the warehouse
BOOKS should he kert. Colonel Neal saws
'lat everything was granted which was ask
ed for.
Mr.. John l.. Penn and Miss Annie Bethel,
nota Of this city, were married last night by
Ktv. 7. A. Peterson at the Main-Street Me-
la'iist church. All OF the arrangements
were OF the most tasteful character, and it
HpFonounced grand occasion. .....
Beautiful weather. :. ~ ALPHA.
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STEEL AS MALLEABLE AS SWEDISH IRoN..

STEEL AS MALLEADLE AS SWEDISH IRoN.--
Washington, October 3l.-ConsiderabIe in
terest is manifested in series of expert.
ments, now making on the forge at the
Washington navy-yard under the sHpervi.
sion OF j. Edwin Sherman, civil engineer,
upon large ingots furnished by Naylor IL
Co., Of Boston, the result OF which, it is
thought, will obviate entirely the necessity
for using foreign material, as heretofore,
aud demonstrate tue advantage of steel over
iron for heavy forgings, such as shafts, con-
Meeting rods, crank-axles, heavy ordnance,
etc. Mr.. Sherman claims to have discover.
ed a new process, by which the hardest
steel is rendered as soft aud malIeable as
the best Swedish iron, and bis expert
ments thus far are regarded by mechanics
and engineers rs Of a most satisfactory
character. @s@- tn
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The T1rdeu Suit.

NEW YORK, November 1.-The examina-
ton of J. y. Colgate, OF the banking firm
OF Colgate & Co., in the suit OF the Govern
lnent against S. J. Tilden for arrears in in
come tax, was continued in the United
States Court to-day. Judge Choate decided
that the United States Commissioner could
not compel the witness to produce the
books Of the firm. Witness said the firm
had some transactions with Tilden, but their
nature and extent be did not know. He
was questioned at some length about his
Fort Wayne stock transactions with Tllden,
but could give no information about them.
he presumed they were entered in the firms
books, and refused 10 produce them.
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s. y. s II
hIsouRI JUDGES IN :CoNTENPT OF COURT.
ofTg, October 81. The county Judges
toer ss1kin county, who have been in Gus
6yad " ne Unsted States Marshal aud con-
Week. lae custom-house building for two
Slslss past for contempt OF the United
Tar oo ,Itourt, in refusing TO .Ieyy q special
sstisiS .ps property OF FraBklinacounty. to
res, ~ Judgment for default 10 the fnte.
on OK oa ssounry bonds, were released to-day
weeE ' ~ bends, to- return hcme for one
Anal" =, n 20 court and straishten up the
turn 10 Tue county. They will then re-
eypeeted' esume their imprisonment. It I'd
arrival llsy Ril! receive an ovation on
Fsankl,a olne. as most of the jzsng oil
ana arms ann county regard them 49, martyrs,
The loa,, gn ~ q her M iiisobeftpg
aaasis oi hes oltt IS I, S. '''
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A tiger from menagerie was discovered
In field fourteen miles from Philadelphia
Just before dawn on Thursday morning. A
farmer thought it was sick cow until he
got within few feet OF the beast. When
he saw the fiery eyes and heard the fierce
growing of the tiger be started back as fast
.as ever he could run. He finally reached
the road, and told three of his neigbbors
there was tiger roaming the fields. They
laughed at him, and would not believe him
until they had gone and seen for themselves.
Then they armed themselves with bird-guns
and Joined in the best sport they bad ever
had. When the poor beast was killed the
carcass was baued to the Red Lion 1nn,
and all the small boys in the village had
holiday .E~ 6. -s@t.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, November l, 1919.
a.s Country Produce.
4pples $2@S2.25 q barrel.
Batter: Prime TO choice yellow, 22@25c.; fair
" Corn e Heal: soc. q bushel for country; zoe. for
Dried Fruit: Arnles. s@4c.; peaches. peeled,
5msc.; unpeeed, 3@4c.; cherries, 2oc. d d.;
Egos: In barrels, 13@14c.; In crates, Is al6c.
: Fathers: Prime hvs-soose, 35GD4ec.; connon.
T8assced: $l@sl 10 p bushel.
Hoy: Virginia Timothy, s0@s5e.; mixed, CSC
75c.: clover. 65c.
Potatoes: irish. "a barrel, $1.50@s2.26.
Lard: Country. 64@7c
Bye: 65@70c. . bIshel.
GltnaGc: Prime, Ioc-
Paled Stroio: 4o@45c.
2tLtkol1: 5Ql5Gc. p n. o.ao
Wool: Washed. 2S@30c.; unwSshea. goa &c.
BURY wool will bring from TO sc. q 10 less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rose.dale, $3.50 2 barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, e@lOc: buSnel; NocSSnd,
slSs:5 seG2rd Fn . GsattS '0nter u'S-
Plaster: Lprn. $3.50; ground, 50; calelaed
Tar: Lalpe size, $3.2GGS3.5O.
- Drugs, Dyestutrs. Oils, &c.
1icohol: $3.50 p GALLON. ....
Coacsntrated Lye: s2.75@34 ? case Of fou,
Copperas: &c.
CochineaL: SOC. p b.
Ertract nj Log,eood: tic.
indigo: &l@s1IO. 4. q. ,..-.
Nader: Ike.
oils: Linseed. S5c.: machine. al@Sl.7s: sperm,
al.z5; whale. 6Oc.; straits, 35G43c,; Labrador-
cod OF. 50G60c.; lard, 60c.: sweet, Sc a a0zep;
best salad, $3.50: castor, 81 rs p gallon: Virginia
lubrcating, 30@50c.; Kerosene, l0t., cash, . sai-
lon. ...-r .......s.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seaeca, without top, $50
45c. H.. ;
Soda Sal: 1s@2c., in kegs; English soda, Sc.
Spirits THrDenttns: Acc ......
a.. DRY Goods.
Rropa Sheettnos ana ShtrttnGs: "A Manches-
ter, &C.; Manchester. SIC: Manchester, 43c.;
A. James River, &c.: y James River, 5Sc.:
James River. Axe; A Graniieyille. 7c. Granite
7il!e. &c.: "A Rockhridge exc; RockDride. 6Sc.,
w. Cones1oga. 74c.: + q. Conestoga, 6,sc.: Z d.
Conestoga. Sci l0-4 Feperill, ESQ.,; 1O-A City,
25c.: C0tIOn-yarns, 9Oc.
BLedched Shtrttalos and Ssessfngs: Wam'
sutta, ICE: A Masonviile, 9H:.: A Rockdale,
&C.; "A Home. 9kc.; A oneida, lec.;. s-A
Avondale. 7c.; A Social. SIC: A Amosksag
0kc Whitestone. 9Ec.; Rarnsey, 5kc.: Red
Dog, SIC; Fruit-of-the-Loo 9sc: d. Sctuate,
t.: Metnuan, Sc; Peterborough, 4Ac.; iU-f wa
than. 27kc.: lD-4 City Mills. 25c.. ~.
Brotsn Drftts: PGlersSurs. e4c.i Granitsyile,
&c.; Rockbridge, A, &c.; AA. skc. -, .,.g.s
: Corset Jeans: pavoais, &c.: AnoSseag. l0c-
peatsas: Harlem. eve: Boston Steam sls. 80.
! PrfRtS:E American, 8ac,; Aliens Ser Eicn'
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BY Telegraph.

Money on calI,7 per cent. Exchange-Long, $50;
snort. 482E. State bonds dull. Governments quiet.
Erentng.-Money, 7s6s7R per cent. Exchange.
4S0@4SpH. Governments quiet, firm. and u shade
higher; new 5's. 1925, ex coupon; ~ per cents.
io53; 4 DER cents, lO24. States neglected and
nominal.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The weekly statement
OF the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increased $1.S05,300: specie increased
S1,992,700: legal tenders decreased S l,535,SO0;
deposits increased $2,744.OUO; circulation in.
creased SIS 300; reserve decreased s229.1O0.
The banks now have 1913, 800 less than the legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALT1MOR z, November l.-VIrgina 6's, deferred,
z; consos, 64s: second series. 80: past-due c0,I-
mons S3A: new l0-40's, SO. North Carolina Is,
old, %. Bid to-day. -
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The H,nte General Hooker.

ALBANY, n. Y, November lon the
day of the funeral of the late General
Hooker the flags at all the armories and
ar.enais of the National Guard and the
headquarters in this city will be placed at
half-mast and miuute-guns fired at the Capt.
tol from - to O'Clock.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of RICHMOND. NOVEMBER l, 1879.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

PORT Of RICHMOND. NOVEMBER l, 1879.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer.
chsndtse and passengers. G W. Allen 4 Co., agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnil. Philadelphia, nerchan-
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarr!cS. agent.
Steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise. and passengers, l.. Is. Tatam
agent.
Brig Jennie Norton, Granger. PHILADELPHIA ria
Richmond, 10 load -four Tor fcloias, Haxt!-Crcn-
shaw Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan-
dis" and passengers 6. w. Allen K Co., agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunpil, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers. }. W, McCarrlcS, agent
CUsToM-HouSE REPORT.
Cteare9.-Brig Edda. Anderson, RIO Grande.
with lg9S barrels and 100 haff-harre's or Hour
valued at s. 3.s52.28, shipped by GalleSo Manufac-
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.-ArriYed: Schooner
b. T. Biggs. QuillaII. from Richmond.
NEW York. October 3l.-arri1ed: Schooners
W. H. Kenzel, Soper G. Z. Hallock. sharrett John
]. Ward, lpman A, B. Goodman, itearn: Emma
d. Endicott. Gardiner; and Lena ~ Cotflngnam.
Outten, from Richmond. ...
~ BY Telegraph. r....
NEW YORK. November 1.-Arr'ved: state OF
Georgia. Arrived out Switzerland, Algeria.
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The state Canvass.
4 STRONG TEAM CLOSE THE CAMPAIGN /
e. KING GFORGG
TSpe cial telegram 10 the


-.H-.a. king GEORGES. ..s...
49,, Especial telegram 10 the Dispsich.J
FREDERICKSBURG, November Ia grand
mass-meeting and barbecue was held at
King George Courthouse to-day. At least
500 people were present. General Eppa
Hunton, Hon. John L. Maryc, General Will
liam Fl. Payne, and General Fitz. Lee,
nude speeches. Altogether, it was the
greatest "rousement ever seen in King
George. All accounts concur that General
Lee will receive a majority in King George.
COLONEL GILMAN AND SAM. PAGE ADDRESS A
LARGE MEETING IN LOUISA.
" Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, November t.
There was large meeting at Bel's Cross
roads to-day. and speeches were made by
Colouel W. S. Gilman, S. NJ. Page, and the
candidates for the Legislature and others.
This is claimed as Readiusting stronghold,
but great good was accomplished for the
Debt-Pavers. Murray, for the Senate, will
carry the county; for the House the. result
is doubtful. t'r fii"al' r'.@ -
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The Genital SyStem.

ACTION OF THE NEW YORK GRAIN TRADE.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The Grain
Trade resolved almost unanimously this
morning to instruct the Grain Committee
not to carry into effect the Genital system on
the 1st of January next relative to grain.
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Proposals for Per Gent. Government
Ronds.

WASHINGTON, November IA circular
was issued by the Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day giving notice that proposals will be
received at The Office Of the Assistant-Trea-
surer OF the United States until noon Satur-
day the 9Th instant, for the sale to the Gov
ernment of S10,00O.000 OF any OF the per
cent. Understanding bonds Of the United
States, at which time the bids will be opened
and awards declared. The bonds purchased
are to be applied to the sinking fund, as
provided in section 1904 OF the Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
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These brands have been handled with entire salts
faction by many OF the mosI prominent wholesale
deaArs In the city, and can be commended with
perfect confidence 20 the trade for their high and
uniform quality.
I The following grocers are now supplied with our
Etour. and In position Co meet the Wants of con-
suniers for any quantity upon the most favorable
= III. TODD d CO.. t42s north Sixth street.
s r. H TLLETT. IS east Marshall street.
B GElJf1liE A. HJNfsLEY.F62S east Broad stree 1.
w. G.HANDRIaGE & 20, 30 east Broad street.
isgfFIARIsSf1N3 dt Co. 81 a EAST Rfr,ad sfrefr1
q4sHRJSYTANs& eWHIIE. 414 east. Main street. 4
. W.D. BLAIR "a Co, ll0e east Main street.. /
ilNRsSsYss EROTHER ,7S5 east Nain street. Z
S.sIH.EMAN,a E0Nf $40 east Nam street. 50
z aEEfC OaK Ell 8saass sdn strsetss g &C ~
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.CIash Between Federal ana ssasc Oaf-
4 cfaIR I'm Towaa .s@@

{ ST.. LOUIS. November 1.--Aivices from
Wheeler county. Texas, say there is good
deal OF feeling there owing to the arrest OF
persons by United States deputy rnarshals
on BLANK warrants filled to suit the cases.
The arrested parties were released on writs
OF habcas. corpus In the State courts, and
resrrested by United States marshals.
These marshaIs also swore out warrants for
interference with Federal officers. and, with
q squad Of soldiers from Fort Elliott, have
gone 10 make arrests. Trouble Is anticI-
,pated. and It Is said the matter has been re-
ported to Attorney. General Devens. and
that he has Instructed the Federal Judge OF
Dallas district to investigate the matter.
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Foundered I'm the Gulf of Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-The Span
ish 81 eannship Enrique. from Liverpool Oc-
tober Sd for Havana, brought here a sailor
and passenger OF the bark True Sally,
from Pensacola for Havana. foundered in
the Gulf October 9th. There were eight
persons aboard the foundered vessel. The
others are suppoSed to be lost.
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The Condition at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November 1.-No new cases OF
fever have been reported since Thursday.
Last night was The coolest OF the season.
The thermometer at Z O'Clock this morning
had fallen TO $40. The Appeat and AUD
tanche both resume ublcation In sfuil-stze
issues to-morrdW, MercEarts report. q, rush
oil. business, and physicians q u aagree thst
the cold winds of last night swept away ail
lingering geyInsQtfeEers Il sGg-I u
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SATURDAYS TEIEGRAMS
no THE DISPATCH FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

( n q 3. 7 /. u
sEoRGE HINTON KILLED BY JAMES M.
YOUNG IN pETERsBURG-PoL OFFICIAL
MEETINGS IN FREDERICKSBURG AND AT
LOUISA RT.HO,U s E-CHARLEs DE
YOUNG INDICTED IN SAN FRANCTsCo-
SENATOR z. CTMNpLkR, OF MICHIGAN,
FOUND DEAD IN HIS RED IN CHICAGO;
PROBABLE CAUSE OF DEATH; MOURNING
IN wAsHINGToN--ARRE or A DlsH0N-
EST BANK oFFICER-RAlLRoAD DIvl-
DEND-FATAL AFFRAY IN MISSISSIPPI
DEATH OF A PROMINENT GEORGIAN
MEMPHIS FEVER REPoRT-EsCAPE OF
CoUNTERFEITERs IN NEW YoRK-TIL
DEN's SUIT-TRXAs TEoUBLEs-FIRE IN
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.-s TENCE OF
ITALIAN MURDERERs-COLD COMFORT
FOR THE IRISH sUFFERERs-sNOwING IN
ENGLAND-oTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
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DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE FLOODS.

DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE FLOODS.
MADRID, November 1.-Since yesterday
the principal railroad lines OF Arragon, Cat
alonia, and Navarro, have been interrupted
BY gales and floods. The line between Sara.
gossa and Catalonia has been destroyed for
fifteen miles. The Valley OF Tortosa has
been flooded, and houses, mills, ana
bridges carried away, causing damage
to the extent OF several millions pest
tas. In Upper Arragon the river Aeon
dere invaded several villages, cut the
railway embankment, and carried away the
iron bridge at Sarineua. Telegraphlc COM
munication is very irregular to-day. but the
governments OF Malaga and Almeria report
that the gale extended over the whole OF
Andalusia and caused very DISASTROUS
food in the rural districts aud in the town
OF Malaga. The river AlmanZora flooded
its valleys and destroyed forty houses, and
sixty persons were drowned.
Italy.
... MURDERkRs SENTENCED.
ROME, November LATTER a long trial.
CARDINAL and bis mistress, Ra1faela Sara
cent. the widow OF Captain Fadda, have
been found guilty. CARDINAL was convicted
Of the murder Of Captain Fadda and sem
fenced to death. The woman Saraceni was
convicted OF completely before the fact in
the murder and sentenced to hard labor for
life.
Cold Comfort for Irish Sufferers.
LONDON, November 1.-Sir Stafford North
cote. Chancellor OF the EXchequer, in an
swering letter calling bis attention to the
popular distress in the southwest of Ire
land, and suggesting immediate action By
the Government in procuring work for the
employment OF the people, says that he SYM
pathizes with the people, but can only refer
them 10 the Irish Executive. He adds that
direct interposition by the Government
would be open to great abuse.
g#2 Various Foreign Items.
LeNDoN, November 1.-The tirst secular
DAYS OF May and November being days on
which the Bank OF England makes up its
balances, those days are observed as holidays
In the Bank and on the Stock Exchange,
no business is doing at either
Of those places to-day. T.I.i
BUCHAREST, November 1.-Small.pox Is
prevalent here.
TORONTO, November lat meeting OF
Hanlan's friends yesterday 1t was decided
10 send letter to Blake, signed by Ham,
Ian, stating that Courtney had returned the
articles unsigned, and that he (Halnan) had
determined to settle the ownership OF the
s6, 600 In court OF law. Ei..
LONDON, November 1.-Tbe standards
financial article. SAYS: Shares OF tue Anglo
american Cable Company, rose on the rur
nor Of compromise with the French Cable
Company -
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Dons2Iy Political Difficulty I'm Peters
~ lurY.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, November Ia difficulty
occurred tonight in bowlng-saloon on
BoIlingbrook street Between James NJ.
Young and George Hinton, in which the
latter was shot and instantly killed by the
former. ...,. 49,
The two young men had been drinking,
and got into warm dispute about politics,
Hinton being Readiuster and Young a
Debt-Payer. Hard words passed, and
Young drew pistol and fred twice. One
ball enterad Hinton's breast and penetrated
the heart. Young was arrested and lodged
in Jail. Hinton was about twenty-five years
OF age, and was brother OF Senator Will
liam E. Hinton and Of D. A. Hinton, Com
monwealth's attorney for Petersburg.
There is considerable excitement in the
city tonight, and the unfortunate affair is
OF course greatly deplored. Hinton, 1t ap-
pears, seized Youns's. pistol, and with it
struck him a blow, but without doing him
any considerable damagc. It is impossible
now to ascertain the exact words which
passed between the two, and which resulted
in Young using his weapon with such
deadly effect. .,.I.i..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
Fatal ARRAY I'm mississippi.

NEW ORLEANS. November IA special
from Greensyille, Miss, reports the killing
Of Harry Ely and the severe wounding of
man named Atkinson in shooting a1fray
between the parties at Lcota. .-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
The Dc Young-Kalloch Affair.
DE- YOUNG INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-The grand
jury have found d true bill for assault with
intent to murder against Charles Dc Young,
OF the Chronicle, based on his assault on
aRey,J.S S. KallOch. -... q" -'"@.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
Railroad Dividend Declared.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The direc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania railroad held n
special meeting to-day and resolved to de-
clare semi-annual dividend of % pei cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
Death-Senteuce Pronounced.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The mo-
ton for new trial in the case of DanielF.
Sullivan, convicted of the murder OF Josie
Irwin, was denied to-day, and he was sen.
fenced to be hanged.