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The daily gazette., 1880-07-23

A large number of Democrats called
on General Hancock yesterday morn
ing, including several of the Tammany
leaders. In the afternoon Gen. Han
cock and his son went to Greystone
and spent the night with Ex- Governor
s. J, Tilden,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
PLASTERING A STREET.

A few days ago, the mortar bad at
Sixth and King streets, while being fill
ed with material for plastering the new
city building, broke at one end, and
about cart-load Of lime, mingled with
about az much sand, ran down King
street. This morning similar mishap
occurred at the other end, and soon
Sixth street, near King, was covered 70
the depth of two inches. Several per-
sons, driving along Sixth street, turned
back on seeing the condition of the
street, but others urged their horses
through the sticky mess.
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Garbage Removal.

Com Gil has at last r,ce'vi I'D,
the removal ol garbage lOr all thb
tricts, and at the next meeting the
tiacts will be awarded, Iii, hOl led
pan of allowing one man to takebu
district will give more satisfaction 10
p ople than they have for sev
onths past.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
How Charity Rewards the CIV

The old Charity Hospita In theel!I
New Orleans was endowed by Inc ea.I
Pennsylvania ior the succoI and Tellsl
I'ennsylvanians, who found lhelhsel
without friends, $ OK and dts i,uN
then very unhealthy city y hS Y
the cause of many Thousand lives "
saved, and Is now mainly supporW,III
he revenue II receives from lhe LOUISE, y
state Lottery Company, whose laigs y
ial OF 81 800, 900 with Its rtserVallpIs
uaran tee the promises MI lie VIII ", \,
fllled. A dollar occas onally spen, IN N
lottery ticket often enrlehes llioS . w
Intent is only to do charllSouss
For Information address NJ. a, Daup1l
New Orleans, La, or same person IN NV
SI9 broadway New York city. lyas
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
A SKIFF AFLOAT.

The skiff Slirer Spray owned by j.
j. Vance and M. 7. Taggart, of this
city, was found adrift near New Cas-
tie yesterday morning. 1t is sup
posed some boys set The boat adrlfl
from its moorings at Third street
bridge. 1t had not been injured in
any way by its skipperless voyage.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23

An exciting meeting Of the StaIeIi
perance Committee OF Maine was \
yesterday in Augusta. Some Of
speakers denounced the State Ofid
for Neglect TO enforce the prOhlOlH
laws, and finally resolutions were az ~
ed tavoring a mars convention in \
land on the Goth of August to cons
the action necessary TO secure theOts'
ofthe party. A minority resOlulloDla''
independen. political action was ad'
ed. In the evening, resolutions Gems
iug Governor DAVIS gave rise 10 an
cry discussion. Without aclng v
Them the meeting broke up in olson
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
THE GERMAN-AMERICAN DEM
OCRACY.

Mr.. 0tterbourg, as President of the
German American Democratic Citizens
Association, has addressed letter to
Hon. John M cKeon, Chairman of the
Committee OF Arrangements for the ap-
preaching irving Hall raufic ication meet
ing, accepting the Invitation TO cooper
ate on that occasion in ratifying the
Cincinnati nominations.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
"WEDNESDAY. July q. S z. M

Il
FLOUR is less active but unch anged
Old wheat families are held higher
Sales OF 1900 barrels, including Minnescta
extIas at S. 25a6 75, the latter for straight /;
Pennsylvania family at S5 a IS 80; Wes-
tern do. at $5 % a So, and Patents at Sc so
775. Rye Flour sells at 81 2E.
GRAIN.-Wheati Is dull and Ikc lower.
Sales of 2,OW bushels, including rejected,
at Slal O8, steamer at 81 90, and choice
red and amber at 81 llz<a4f IL and No. 2
red in elevator, at 81 l1 July 81 Os3z Aug.
81 OS14Septembera and 81 092s October. Rye
is inactive, we quote old Pennsylvania
at soc and new at 7Uc. Corn Is in fair de-
mand. Sales OF 1900 bushels including
yellow at Sic mixed at 49j5a5Oc., steae
mer at 4sc. and rejected, at 4Sa49c. At
the call board 1900 bushels August
sold at 49Ac.: 48l4c. was bid for July,
49c. for August, 4912c. for September, and
500 for October, Oats are irfmoderate
request and steady. Sales of 10, 600 bushels
including rejected and mixed at 35a36c.,
and white at 3S a i4c,
The receipts to-day were as follows: 297O
bbls. flour, 5000 bushels Wheat, rs, 800
bushels corn, l2,4OO bush. oats, l5 barrels
WHIsKY.-50 bbls. Western iron, bound
sold at $l 10 per gallon.
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COL. BRIGHT's PREDICTION,

WAsH1NGToN, July %. = Col.
Bright, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Sen
ate is in the city. He says there is
not the slightest doubt but that In
diana will give a large Democratic
majority both in October and No
vember. He will return to Indiana
at an early day, and enter actively
into the canvass.
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FIFTH EDITION
Nes0Grk Letter.
Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
NEWARK, July 23, 1880.

NorrobpOuutuc6 Oifbuo Uhhctso'
NEWARK, July 23, 1880.
Butter retails at 25 cents per pound
and is very scarce at that.
Cabbage plants are in great demaud
and none can be had, owing no doubt
to the drought.
The hall in the Exchange building
is now ready for entertainments, etc.
Owing to the bad condition of the
weather this morning, the Colchester
excursion will be rather uncomfortable
1t left town about @ a. m.
The Diamond State Brass Band will
celebrate its first anniversary on the
fifth of August, by a grand picnic in
Porter's woods. Three bands will be
present to enliven the occasion, and it
is expected to eclipse all former ef-
forts.
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GrdItt " III Settie Dosnmy

CHICAGO, July 22.-Ifisauthodl,iI
stated thai Gen. Grantv shorlIynJ
from Colorado and lake up bis lc,dl
n New Y rkC ty, whcre IT, ll, aro /
very advaIiageon, position tle hi
oi whieh II not stated, b.t which i,
postd to be iu connection with lbs }
iu, business. AZ hls present tim /,
20 he partly on business concerning
n W enterprise.
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UNION EXCURSJON

Union M. E. Church excursion to At.
lantic City, yesterday, was largely AZ.
tended, and all bands enjoyed themselves
In returning, about fifty excursionists
boarded the wrong train, and though
their tickets were accepted for a ride to
Philadelphia, they missed the boat, and
had to come to Wilmington on the
cars.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
200 Cases of yellow Feys,

WA HINGToN, Juh -. The Nu,
Is ard OF Health has received ieI4q
Announcing thai iUr the week en-
July 10 there were seventy-four de-
from yellow fever in the City cl HN
There were probiblv 200 cases Of vel
fever in the. city andsuburbs.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23

OUR esteemed contemporary, tho
Times. seeks to encourage the belief
That this is not a free country. In 1873
he Times stigmatized James A Garfield
rs perjurer and bribe-taker. To- day it
- supporting him for the Presidency
Does this prove the existence Of free
press? And free press is impcssi BILE in
anything but a free country.-N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
A Negro Ruman Lynched.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July pa
Shelbyville special says yesterday John
Houston (colored) attempted. tossssault
the little daughter of James CaHpron,
four miles from town. Houston was
caputured and last night taken from his
guards by mob and banged to a tree.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
JUDGE LYNCH SETTLES 1T.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 20, 1880

Yesterday afternoon John Huston,
colored, attempted TO assault the six-year
old daugh er Of Jason Cannon, Jr., about
four miles west of Shelbyvile, Tenn.
Huston was arrested by the child's father
and several neighbors and while in
custody at Cannon's house last night
party of masked men came and took him
from them aud carried him half mile
down the pike and hanged him. Coroner
Miller held an inquest this morning.
The negro had been in the Penitentiary.
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RAILROADS.
; : nVlU
nWII.ADELPIHA, MlLMi,SSSa,
AND BALTIMORE hAi
NAV 2lTH lSW.

MAY ATH 1881. nll
Trains will leave Wilmington nS'''"
io Philadelphia and intermediate ID N s'IsS] sS
100. e.I0, 1880 a. NJ. 2'SO, i'V' '''''
Phiiadelphia tExpress) O'0O' wv
iViPh PhiIa. II and New York 2.g3,OSO'"' wv
m. l.4l, 1899. l2.43, 5.i8 p "a; h;o,e STATED
Baltimore and lnterih'ui"''
so Raitimore 4, m o and Bay line, 7OS p n;
Bsitimore and Washington n i1,' ~ m,
pi5 S85 a. M. 1852, .Oi, l.lg, v ,,v'' iesye
Trains for Delaware Dlsi''IlS "a. 30, q
New Castle 800, 9.25, D. H. i''''
Harrington and Intermed'A'' ~"
Y o. "A. m, LOS, 6.35 p. n' c,aiiopS
Delmar and intermediate '
m.; LODI m.
SUNDAY TRAINS. s,st,O
Philadelphia and Intermedla's ''
sio a. m. >: 800, $50, $50 p Il. q8am
Philadeiphia and New YGlS' ln'nn Isl,
baltimore and Washington
a. Enr IN; ,ur,ber information passs;en9F'si Al
referred to the time tables RPENNEY,
depot Superiptendep'
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Clayton House Arrivals.

d. WINSTON. New York,
John G. Harkness city.
W. l.. Wier, Christiana, Del,
b. l.. FarinGolt, Va.
Vim. Polk, Odessa.
W. II. Green, Jr and lady, Chester, Pa
los. >. Lawson a"d wife, Leeds, Eng land
VIC. Wilkinson. Wheeling, w. Va.
j. q. Short, Charleston, s, G.
Geo. Anderson, New York,
T. b. Mcpherson,
N. Peters, Washington, d. c.
Col. John Dean, Halifax.
Capt. ]. Smith, Florida,
Capt. w. Is. Watson, Fla,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., l will send q recipe that win cure you
WIS discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INhAN, Station D,
NelD York Citu. May4-eodDk kwly
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
Crime.
A coLoRED GIRL OUTRAGED AND MUR-
DERED.

DERED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July %, 1880.
Intelligence reached here at late hour
last night that convict named Wonder
hide, belonging to this city, escaped from
the Penitentiary at Frankfort on Tues
day morning. Yesterday morning at
Brownsborough, he met colored girl
nainedI Rebecca johnson, thirteen years
of age, it fed, whom he outraged and
murdered. After killing the girl he threw
the body into a ravine and covered 1t
with stones. The parents missing her,
began search, and in short time, with
the aid Of dog, found her body. Won
derhide was captured in the vicinity.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for ro-s,av.

Clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly
occasional rain, northwesterly possibly
backing to southerly winds, generally
higher temperature, stationary or lower
barometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
HOUSES SHAKEN DOWNAT
Mia

LoNEoS, July 22.-The Eastern Ell
81 IN Telegraph COmpan.S report d
July 81, says: "The trembling cOHtiI
The telegraph office has been wTecl
8 ,veral houses fell last night
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

Enoch Moore, Jr, advertises in to.
days GAZETTE for a horse and cart
for the removal of garbage. Any per-
son having horse and cart to hire
should apply to him Immediately at
Fourth street wharf.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
WANTED.
A horse and cart Immediately iOf Y
REMOVAL OF CARBA1s'

Apply to ENoCH MooHc,,
Chairman Of Committee on ""'
O Board OF Health. ,,rr wHARd
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. George w. Miller, of Grace M
Il. Church will preach at st. PauPs M.
K. Church on Sunday night.
A peach festival will be held in Bran
dy wine M. E. Church next week.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
Finsucial and Com m ercial.

WILMINGTON. Del, July 8, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., s. r. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at Il
NJ, to day:
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CALLED ON GEN. HANCOCK.
New York papers state that DIR. D..
IL. Houston and Judge Houston, of
this State, called on General Hancock,
on Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

SIOCkB.
National Bank of Delaware. 500
First National Bank. k...................l4S l4S
Union National Bank. A
National Bank of vii. q Brandywine SO
Farmers Bank. So
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.......... 95
Delaware X. X. Co................ %
Delaware Western Il. X. Co........... %
Phila.. VIII. 4 Baltimore X. X. Co... 20
Wilmington Il Northern X. X. Co..... Is
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co..... A.
delaware FIRE lns. Co.................. 80
Masonic Hall Co... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Delaware State.
Wilmington City 6's................llO
Wilmington City 5's...................lO los
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. ....... 100
Wilmington Passenger r. W., 1st
mortgage. I00
The daily gazette., 1880-07-23

Opp. New Poston'ce' ~, stock of
offers the largest and best select '1y,r Usasl
BODY BRUSSELS, al, iR IchataApES'
ply INGRAM 4 STAihnT filings,
OIL CLOTHS, mhs5 nhs etc.
WINDOW SHADES ~, prices.
In the city at the the very l0"e''s W r,Ic.
An examination of our s''i'
is all we wanl. ,ouNM EVANS
NO. 9l9 MARKET ST., PhihA
mari l-w8mos'
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From tho Indians.

CHIEF oURAY DEAD-HIs PROBABLE SUCCESSOR
Los PINos AGENCY, COL, August 26,
via Lake City, August 2S-12:30 7. MA
runner has just arrived from the Southern
Agency announcing Ouray's death. Dr..
Lacy reports that Ouray was unconscious
when he Lacy) arrived there, and did not
recognize him before hi. death. Chippeta,
Ouray's wife, was with him. The Uncom-
pigue Utes are almost in a panic, and
the rival bands are already discuss
ing Ouray's successor. From the various
candidates who are crowding to the front,
Chief Saporenera will undoubtedly be the
man. The commission has as yet done
nothing at the Southern Agency towards the
signing of the treaty. Ouray's death will
compicate matters, and may delay the set
Element OF the Ute question for year.
REDSKINS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
GALVESTON, August Elm telegram
from Fort Bliss Colonel Buell. reports the
Indian loss in the fights at LOnogo, Dedas,
POlomas, aud Rattlesnake canon to be not
less than thirty killed and wounded.
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convention to nonina.e Republican cam
didate Tor Congress from this district will
be held here on tie 2lst Of September. On
the 18th OF July wrote you, after trip
to Henry county. that the impression ut
MarlinsVlle was that there would be a Re.
publican candidate for Congress, and II was
commonly believed there, though did not
report Il, that Captain George ID. Gravcly
would be tho candidate. Considering then
the chances OF triangular battle, wise old
Democrats regarded II " as beyonda doubt
that Cabell would get plurality OF the
votes, and as probable a majority" and so
i wrote. Captain Grsvely was Gan origi-
nal Union man. II am not mistaken, and
Is regarded 10 Henry county aud here as a
man OF high character.
The weather now is cool and cloudy, and
favorable for health and crops.
The trade In tobacco fues Is now enor-
nous, as II was at this date OF last year.
ALPHA.
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lobbiug, siS.75. Lard lower at s7.7o@t7.75
Bulk-meats nofninaliy anchangtl. Bacon hrmer
SHOULDERS. 1915; RIO, t935@so.37K; sides, ~. 10
Gt9.e5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 2S.-Flour quiet and trm,
Wheat dull AT s6Ad S6hc. cash aud sepien@r
Sssc. October, s9<c. November. Corn duli ssse.
cash, 3ske. September. 3D3ra 39se. October. Oats
easter; 26kc. cash and september. 26Stgy6Ac: o -.
iober. Pork active, firm, au1 higher az tl7. Lard
easier nj S7.75. Bulkmeats steady and In tnir oe
mand; shoulders. $500; rib. $3.50; clear, ~ SO.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,. -
MILWAUKEE. August 20 Flour quiet and ncmi
nal. Wheat ssened steady; advanced 4c.: closed
steady; No. l milwaukee bard, Sl.05x: son.
93Ac.; No. 2 Milwaukee, elAc. August; sssc.
september; $50. october; No. Milwaukee. 7Sc.
No. 4 Milwaukee nominal: rejected nominal Corr
quiet: No. 2, 3S4c. Oats weaker nc Z6%c. for
40. 2. Provisions steady Mes pork, $1,000 cash
and september; 1880 october.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, August 2e.-Cotton--Net receints
none: gross. none; futures closed weak; sales,
10000; August s12.O3@s12.05; September,
s1lI4@sll.l5; October. $40 61's $1,000; No
yember. sl0.49: December, 81 0.49@sl0: so: Jam
nary; sIQ.59; February slo.729sl074 March,
$lv.s5@s10.s7.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Suit.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 28.-Squire p
Dewey has filed complaint in the Superior
Court against j. W. Mackey, James G. Fair,
James G.. Flood, and James w. Coleman,
executors Of William c. OBrien the Pa.
cifc Lumber Company; the Nevada, the
Pacific Refinery and Bullion Exchange,
and The California Mining Company, de-
handing the accounting TO the California
Mining Company and its stockholders for
alleged wrongs, frauds, and breaches Of
trust, and, on such accounting, to pay to
said company all the profits and property
that belong to the company obtained by the
defendants by means OF the transactions set
forth in the compliant, which contains SINH
lar allegations as are made in the notorious
Burke suits. The sum involved is repre-.
sented to be in the region OF $10,000,000.
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Grant On the stump.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-A Galena special
says: Last night at a Republican mass
meeting General Grant, being introduced
by Hon. Pbilo A. orion, spoke as follows
al did not intend to speak when | came
here tonight. l am very much like Judge
orion. l have never made a RepubIi-
can speech in my life, or any kind
Of a political speech. | am sure il
would require some time and much
preparation to make one OF any length.
/ can, OF course, 20 little further
than Judge orion, and say that i never
voted a Republican presidential ticket in my
life, and but one Democratic ticket, and that
was many years ago, when | was quite a
young man. But | will pledge you my
word here tonight that il l am spared, al
though shall be at some distance from you
on the I'd day Of November, | shall return
10 Galena TO cast one Republican vote for
President Of the United States, and hope
the city OF Galena will cast a round Repub-
ican vote, such as il never cast before"
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,


NEW YORK, August % -Hosn.-Stocks aetyeand
irregular. Money on call, 2@3 Der cent EX-
change-Lons. 4s0A; short 4s3. State bonds dull
0G ESSntmg.@Money, a@s per cent. Exchange,
4SI. Governments firm new 5's, 1929: A. per
cents, l114; per cents, 10. States nominal.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August 2S.-The POSTS financial ar
tice says: The Wall street markets are compare.
lively quiet. Governments and other prime invest
mems. however continue strong and In demand
Among the speculative bonds there were large trans
actions In the Erie Consolidated seconds, which fell
off 10 sex, and recovered to S6%. Speculative
shares opened strong and advanced, but were AFTER
wards alternately firm and heavy. Lake shore and
Michigan Central were offered down lW2 per
cent. on small transactions, but as soon as the
pressure was removed the decline was entirely
recovered. The principal activity has been In
Erie the coal shares, Hannibal snd St. Joseph, and
the Changers. At the time o. writing the general
market Is firm at a recovery OF h014 per cent.
Money is 20g3 per cent. on call, and Sac per cent
on time Prime mercantile paper Is 4A@oH per
cent. The bank statement Is less unfayOrabe than
generally expected. The market for foreign ex-
change is more or less nominal and actual rates
about 4S04G4el and 4S3 a4s34. Gable Transfers
are 4s3kG4s3h. Prime commercial bills are 4794
@47sk. The nominal rates for bankers bills re-
main at 4s2@4s4. Between five and Fix million
dollars bullion will be shipped from the assay OF
nice. I'm this city, to the Pm adeiphia mint Tor
The following quotations were current TO day:
United States per cents. l10@ll0s: United
States A. per cents, lll4Glll4; New Jersey Gen.
iral, 75b; Ohio and Mis-, lsspp, BAN: Erie. 3ss;
Michigan Central 92h; Hannibal and S. joseph
Al: Lake Shore. 1857: Northwest 99lS North
west preferred, 81 Iron Mountain, 564;. Rock
Island, -; 81. Pau, SIX; ~. Pau preferred
-; Wabash, 81. Louis ad Pacific. 3th Wa
bash, 81. Louis and Pacific preferred, IA; Kan
sas and Texas, 364; Western Union Telegraph
lO3; c. c. and I. c., 10: Pacific Mail, 397.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, August 2s The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increase, al, 500 specie decrease Fl 1903,
700; legal tenders Increase, $4,000; deposits De
crease, e. 1872 200 circulation decrease, $31 800
reserve decrease, S674,350.
The banks now hold S6,643,j75 in excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2S-VirPinia 6's, deferred
6T; cOnSols 5Sx: second series. z5% past due cOu
pOns, 904; new l0-40's, 41A; 10-40's, coupon
OAK.
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The senunnhnka disaster.

REPORT OF INSPECTORS NOT TO
BLAME.
New YORK. August 2S.-The local steam.
boat-inspectors who made an investigation
OF the causes which led TO the burning OF
the steamer Seawanhaka made public their
report yesterday. They say the testimony
goes 10 show that there was an abundance
OF life.preservers on board, and in every
respect conformable to the requirements OF
law. Upon an examination OF the boiler
after the accident two OF the top rows OF
1ues in the starboard boiler were found to
be ruptuIed close TO the back OF the flue-
sheet. This, they believe, occurred after
the vessel was beached. The fire was caused
by the draught forcing the gases and flames
out from the CRATE and furnace-doors and
igniting the woodwork. The inspectors
believe also that had the passengers taken
the advice of the officers and remained on
board until the vessel was grounded nearly
al would have been saved.
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MONTGOMERY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIsraich.l
a.,,... 1904

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispaichI
BLAcKsBURG, August 81, 1880.
The Executive Committee Of the Board
OF Visitors OF the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal College met here yesterday TO inaugu.
rate the new faculty and make other neces-
sary arrangements for the session beginning
on the 9th OF September. Colonel Shipp
declines the presidency OF the college. very
much 10 the regret OF many friends OF the
institution. The Board will meet in Lynch
burg September 10th TO elect a president.
In the mean time Professor Hart will act as
president pro TEN.
We are needing rain worse than at any
other time this year. The weather is threat
ening this morning. DARIUS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nr rELEeRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS AT LoSoGo-A
JOURNALIST TRIED FOR LIBEL AND &C
oUITTED-REPoRT IN THE CASE OF THE
SAVANNAH DIsAsTER-LTvELy TIMES
INAKENTUcKY COURT. RooM-GEsERAI
GRANT MAKES A GARFIELD SPEECH Al
eALEyA-RAcEs AT sARAToGA-CoLORA
DO poLITICs-ANoTHER POSSIBLE YELL
LOw-FEvER CASE At NEW YoRK-FIRE
REcoRD-cBIEF oURAY DEAD-THE DE-
CREEs AGAINST ILLEGAL CoNGREGA'
TIoNs-Two MEN BURNED TO DEATH
GREEK FRONTIER CoMPLICATIoNs-AL
QUIET BETWEEN RUSSIA AND CHINA-AN
ALLEGED FENIAN PLOT-THE WORK or
PARLrAMENT-EDwlN BOOTHS OPENING
IN LONDON, &C, &C.