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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-14

Thousands Of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled 10 Pensions, with payment from
date Of discharge or death, il applied for
before July /, 1850. Wound, accidcn-
tai injury or disease entities to Pension,
bounty and back pay collected. Increase
nf Pension secured. This firm established
In 1866. Address enclosing stamp, ED
son BROS, u. s. Claim Attorneys, 7l1G
street, Washington, d. G.
(Reading notice, tf)
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-14
MI. y. Biddy's Gard.

This is To NOTIFY ALL CONCERNED THAT
propose to spend the coming season in pros.
pectfng, and have authorized W. G. Robb, of
Horseshoe Bend. Boise county, Idaho, to sell all
my property, collect my dues. and pay my debts.
Parties having GAINS against will please netiiy
him, and parties owing me will peaJe make pay
ment by the first of May, an early settlement is
teslred NJ. J. B.DDY.
Feb. allow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-14

10 society. Dimness Of Vision. No}rs, l. n
the vital fluid passing unobservsS Il Y NJ
and many other diseases that lead 4. VI
death. DR.. MINTIE viii agres X 70 w
Hundred Dollars fer q case 81 fhis i, "a
TAI RESTORATIVE tundsr his sssg|
and treatmentl will not cure. q Il, 4
pure or injarious found IN Il ~ 1!
treats all Private Diseases sucrs,sx's
mercury. Consultation Free. Thossi.
nation and advice, including analxsi. = 81
Price Of Vital Resolutive. 50 % Z k.s.lk
times the quantity, $1,000; sent = 80 49,, v
on receipt Of price, or @. q. d. fsrSsL =
walton, and in private name, II dssis.s 4 I
A. & NsT5ii,
IL Kearny Street, san frss,
DR.. MINUTES KIDNEY RPl1rss |!
RElICUM, cures all kinds Of KiIs,sr n !!
Complaints, Gonorrhna. elect I1n.a.:
sale by all druggists; S1.00 botlls 4,
$500. = = q
DR.. MINTIE'S DANDELI0H M.
best and cheapest DYSPEPSII ~ ~,
cure in the market. For sale s. ri IA =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07

BALTIMORE, August 6.--Gencrai o. II.
Babcock, engineer Fifth light-bou district,
Is at Cape Henry, Va, experimenting the
construction OF temporary buildings for the
wofkmen upon a new lighthouse 10 be
erected there. The structure Is 10 cost
100000. and will be OF iron, the tower
being fcustum Of an octagonal pyramid,
containing six stories, and will be los feet
In height to the focal plane. The base will
be SO feet diameter. tapering OF 10 about "a
at the tor. The tower will rest on base OF
corresponding form, OF concrete mass, eight
feet below the surface, and fastened TO u by
twenty four wrought-iron anchor bolts.
The outside shell will be OF cast iron and
the inside pyramid OF wrought iron, inside
OF which Will be tue stairway leading TO the
lantern.
The house will be built on the point some
distance from the old one now In use. The
present one was built In 1889, is nearly one
hundred years old, and is considered un.
safe. IL is OF stone, eighty-two feet above
ground, and is rated as a second.order
light. The new one will be a fixed white
light, with sirst-order lens. Cape Charles
light is OF the first order. Morris, Tasker
4 Co., of Philadelphia, have the contract
for the iron work, which will weigh 1900
600 pounds. The concrete and other work
will be done by the Government, under the
direction OF General Babcock. Great diff
Guilty Is encountered 10 the work, owing to
the sandy nature Of the place. A long
wharf has Just been built for landing mate
rial. This fail a fog signal or sirens STA
ton. TO be run by steam, will be built. 1t
will be one Of the strongest on the coast.
There are likewise IA llfe-savng station
and a sisnal-seryice station at Cape Henry.
General Babcock intends also building
screw-pile lighthouse on Bell Rock, York
river, 10 cost $4,000, and to be completed
hV January LIST,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
Murdered by Disguised women.

Especial 10 the Cincinnati CommercialI
POPLAR BLUFFS, Mo-, August 3.-On
Thursday last Samuel Kelly, who resides on
Mingo river, in Wayne county, left home
on business visit for three or four days,
promising his wife, who was left by herself,
10 send some one TO stay with her in his abb
sence. This, however, he forgot. About
0 O'Clock a stranger rode up and requested
nights lodging. This was refused, but
finally permission was granted him to sleep
or the porch. About O'Clock he was
aroused by cries Of Murder!" He rushed
into the room. and, seeing two men stand
ing near Mrs. KelIy's bed. he drew bis re-
volver and commenced firing, killing both.
On striking light he found the two men
dead, and Mrs. Kelly with her throat cut,
breathing her last. Shortly after the TRACE
DIV two men. came up and endeavored to OBJ
tain admittance. This was refused by the
stranger. These two men. from their ac-
tons, were accomplices. The next day.the
two killed turned out to be two women
dressed in meii's clothing, with their faces
bIacked-a widow and her daughter.in-law,
neighborS of the deceased woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Execution Of BalbO, the Wife-Mur'
dQrer.

NEW YORK. August 6.-Pietro Balbo, the
Italian wife murderer, left the prison at
STA O'Clock this morning. The prayer at
the gallows was offered by Father Anacla.
tus. Balbo was hanged at SIT. AT S:21
O'Clock he was lowered and his pulse was
examined. lie was taken down at S:3S.
A RESTLESS NIGHT.
Balbo passed restless night. He scarcely
slept, being most OF the time engaged In his
devotions. His spiritual advisers passed
the night in the prison, occasionally minis
tering to the culprit, who seemed at times
In great anguish. Toward morning he
grew steadier under their soothing offices.
UNDER THE GALLONS TO MASS.
The critical moment for Balbo came at 6
O'clock precisely. He was 10 attend mass
in the women's prison, and to get to the
chanel had to pass under the galows. In
fact. he had TO traverse the route that led to
his execution an hour or two later, and had
TO look at the ugly instrument that was to
launch him into eternity with what courage
he could summon. Without any para de
or prelude he left his cell precisely at 6
O'Clock. He was dressed in black and
wore a rolling collar, with one band In his
pocket and the other hanging easily by
hisside. He stepped into the yard hrmly
and boldly looked at the gallows. Behind
him came the priest and few attendants,
reporters, and keepers. He strobe directly
toward ii, and as be approached the bideous
thing he looked up at it and never WINGED.
He looked up at it twice as he passed be-
meath IL. and then went upstairs, where be
heard his last mass. In the little chapel
were the women and boys, prisoners, the
deputy sheriffs, and Others. All through
the ceremonies, which were most solemn
and awe-inspiring. Balbo was perfectly
eIf.possessed, and when he received CON-
muniou he removed the prize dieu on which
he had been kneeling TO the front OF the
altar. When the services ended he re-
turned 10 his dungeon as steadily and
brayely ~ ae had come from II, passing I'M
der the gailows with as little sign OF fear
the second time as he had given the first.
On reaching bis cell he again prayed aud
took leave al his counsel. He then drank q
Gun OF coffee, and. turning to his lawyer,
remarked, Where's sheriff! Me want TO
co."
raE LAST sceYE-DEATH FROM srRAsGuLA-
TON.
On the way to the gallows be was perfect
Iy cool in manner, although bis face was
very male. He knelt under the beam, clasp
ing the crucinx In his hand, and recited an
act OF eontrition and the confete0r. and
made an impromptu prayer, implorIng and
extending forgiveness. The moose was then
adjusted, and at precisely SIT the rope was
cut. His neck was not broken by the fall,
aud 1. was sixteen minutes before life was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
Le,-County sen,isel.I

Hiram Fee, q mo0Dshiner, OF Harha
county, KY, came over into P0welps Val
ley last Friday with cargo Of red-fye, and
after selling out traded some az Dir. George
w. NcDonaId's store aud started 10 return.
Some h9!f mile up Hardy's creek he and
bis companion were trying their pistols al
mark. Fee, forgetting how many times he
bad fired has pistol. turned the muzzle TO
bis face and began revolving the cylinder to
see how many lads be had when the bam-
mer fell, exploding = No. 80 cartridge. The
ball entered Fees forehead Just at the edge
OF The hair, passing Upward ana coming
out near the top OF the lead. A consider
able portion OF his brains Was blown out,
but he was stiII alive and conscious at last
accounts. lie 10 attended by ar. John ID.
Morgan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
POLITICAL.
The Democratic Campaign in New
York.


NEW YORK, August 6-The Democratic
State Executive Committee was in session
to-day at the ST. james Hotel-W. A. FOw-
Ter in the char-completing the final ar
engagements for the campaign.
After the adjournment OF the committee
it was stated that only executive business
was transacted. Arrangements were per-
fec:ed for getting the committees on finance,
speakers, and campaign to work at once.
A was stated this afternoon, by a person
supposed to be reliable authority, that
the members Of the special committee OF
five. To be selected by the Democratic State
Committee from the Democratic party In
the State, to cooperate with the executive
committee, as provided for by the resou-
ton passed ut the meeting yesterday, would
consist almost entirely OF members OF the
Kelly State Committee. This is 10 be done,
II is said, in order TO heal the breach IN the
party and settle their differences.
New York Democrats Healing Differ
euces.
New YORK, August GA committee
from Tammanv Hall yesterday waited on
the regular Democratic State Executive
Committee, and it was finally resolved to
heal all local differences aud unite in the
COnllS CdIupeiSD'
Republican National Executive Com
mittce.
NEW YORK, August 6.-The Republican
National Executive Committee met again
this morning in the Fiith-Avenue Hotel.
The meeting was held with closed doors,
but at its conclusion it was stated that
long discussion was had over the question
OF sending money and speakers to the
southern States. Views were heard Of
representatives from Florida, North Caro-
lima, Virginia, and West Virginia. 1t was
also stated that decision was arrived at to
send aid 10 Florida, and that no conclusion
was arrived at in the cases Of other south
ern States.
The Georgia Democratic GubernatO-
rial Contest.
ATLANTA, GA, August Elm the Demo-
cratic State Convention nineteen ballots
have thus far been taken for Governor
without nomination. The ballots to-day
showed very little change from those OF
yesterday. On the nineteenth ballot the
vote stood as follows: Colqutt, oil; Les
ter, So; Hardeman. 81; GartrelI, Is;
Warner, 10. Necessary to a choice, 234.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Michigan Republican Nominations.
DETROIT, Mich, August 6.-Tbe Repub-
Iican State Convention met at Jackson yes
terday. David II. Jerome, Of Saginaw, was
nominated for Governor; MOrean S. Girls
by for Lieutenant-G William Jen-
nv for Secretary Of State; and Benjamin L..
Prtchard Treasurer. Candidates for other
state offices were also nominated.
Congressional Nominations.
CINCINNATI. August 6.-The Democrats
of the Tenth Ohio district at Sandusky yes
terday nominated Morgan Shafer for Con-
gress.
DENVER, Coll, August 6.-The Republic
can Territorial Convention at Santa Fe yes
terday nominated Hon. Tranqulino Luna
for Congress.
Fusion I'm Maine.
DAMARIscoTTA, Me-, August 6.-The
Greenback and Democratic County Con-
yentions held here yesterday nominated a
fusion ticket and adopted resolutions pledg-
ing the support OF their party to the presi-
dental, congressional, and county tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
LATEST NEWS.
M rELEeRApH To THE DISPATCH.

MATTERS FROM VARIOUS
POINTS THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
BURY THE RATCHET On LOCAL DIFFER
ESCEs AND PREPARE FOR THE CAM
PAIGN-TBE DEMocRATIC GUBERNATO-
RIAL DEADLOCK IN GEORGIA; NINETEEN
BALLOTS AND NO NOMiNATIoN-BALBO
THE wIFE.MURDERER, ExECUTEDIN NEW
YoRK-sHoCKING TRAGEDY IN GEORGIA;
MOTHER ADMINISTERS MoRPHIA TO
HERSELF AND NINE OF lfER CHILDREN
FIRE REcORD-RACEs AT SARATOGA AND
BRIGHTON BEACH-A MURDER MYSTERY
IN NEW JeRsEY-OTHEe CRIMEs-DIsAs-
TRoUs FLOODS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONDITION Neutrality-suspicious. OR.
DERFD TO IRELAND-AFFAIRs IN AZ
GHANIsTAN AND OTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
AUGUST 6.-The following are the quotations.:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LVqs.-Commou to good. S4.50@S6.
LfGE-Common, S6.50Ms 81; medium, tsMS9
good, $40 osll; fine, $l2@sli; extra lne $500
$40. -
$3.50 good, SSM:9; fine. Sl0@Sl0.75.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lug Piliers.-CommoD. s3.50@s4; medium,
Si.50@S5: good, S5.50@f6.
LeOf FilierS.-COmmOn s5mf5 80; medium,
S6M $3.50; good, STA So; fine. t9@Sl0.
WraDpers.-Commou, s7.50dSS.50: medium
ss.5OaS9; good, s9.50@Sl0; fine, sl0@sl1
extra sun-cured Sl2Ml5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURING.
SmOkers.-Common, ssGsl0; medium, 800
Sl2: good, sl2@Sl6; hne, sl6@S20.
FILIers.-(,ommOn, S6@fS: medium, s7Gs9
good, 919@Sl2; fine. nominal.
WrapDers.-C0 Common, . 0@Sl5. medium. VI 5Hp
k2e; good, S20@sS0; Ene, s40@t50; fancy s6t
@S75.
WTqDDers. XahOgGnv.-COmm0n, tl2@rlo ;
medium. Sl56@20; good, S22@S25; due, 5000
$40; extra, S45QS5O,
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IS confined
principally 10 good old heaNY-Douieu tugs al" he"-
lucky River leaf. We quote; .oe
Old Iugs, f4MS5: Kentucky River Tugs, sio9
SIP; kentucky River Leaf, sl3GSlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, August 6, 1850.

. Country Produce.
Btsswar: 2Oc. y 70.
corn Eo Wal: sec. bushel for country: zoe. for
w bed Fruit: Apples, 4@5c.; hlackbcries, &c.;
cherries, 1l@l2c.; raspberries, isGz0c.
Fathers: PRISE hve-goose. 40G45c.; common.
Z1 slarsssd: sl@siO5 > bnshel.
HaV: Virginia timothy, 95c.@sl clever 500
'2 oats Baed. s5c ooc.
petgioss: irisL-Peach blow. y bushel, old 600
Rcots-Gin.eng, sOe @sl ? d.; Seneca free Of
Eard: Country. 1899.
Rye: zoe. q 6usnt'
Siimac: Prime, I5c.
Bsied Str0w: 35G4Oc.
TItioo: 3@o1e. g 10; ,,,,.-.,a., Oh. pr,,v
wool win bring from 70 DC. = 10 less han aDo'.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rose.6aIe, sl.5O y barre; James
RisS ss si1 hsTcultnpal. s@lOc q basnel; goeA4nd
si.i5asI.Z6, according 20 0rAni,y; Jointer
tdlisning), si.lJ; Genn,s Falls, so@s .,.rs.
master al 6OIsl.75.
Tur: Large size, &3.23Gs3.oo.
Dry Goods.
Prints. Merr,macE. 7c.: Merrimack shlrtng
&c. Ricnmend. 6Es.; South Bridge, 6tc; Pacanc:
7C.. SpfaGne. O;1C.. EubN'bt
Dnnnel,s, 7e.; Aliens. 6Hc.; Manchester, q {;
Washington. 6fc.: Mallory Pink, 7e.; Mallory Pur-
ple. 7c.: simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey,
fc.; simpson Black, 6sc.; HARMONY oHc.; ASH
'"I Rroon T. Coitcns Manchester 4 A., 5sc.; Mar
chester "A A. A., 64c.; Rekbricg~ A. X.
n. exr,; james Rivera o. o., oxc: James River
TX k. kic: James River "A u H. 8Hc. James
Ry standard "A u. d., 7tc.: ,iranileyil,s y X.
r., 7c.; 6ranite7iiie - T.. r., ~. r9eanoh'as
n1 s,o ss S1SetiSgs PeDpereii 10 4. eSse.; An
Blsacssd Shtrtlncs and Shsettngs: New York
Mills. IKE; wsmsatta, l2sc;; Dayol, i ,a
Forrestdsle, De-; Hero A, Skc. Pelham, s,se:;
Qulnebang, Sc nope AZ, So e. s saHs s-A'
Ginoham ,.--Piunket, Zoe. White Msnufactur-
Ing, I6c Kenilworth. 71e Co.. esrls sl, sae; r.
A. he; Conestoga G. r.. loe:; Consstora IRE
MUM, INC: Conestoga y. r., iee. -.
Shirfinc Sfripes; Sheridan "a" &c.: sheri'
dan Sc" DC. o,,. on. i.
penr2 re ie, &C.; Koekbridse "A. DC.
| Usa.ms. yewett City, llc. Boston, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August -T9op.-st Stocks strong and
buoyant Money ON cali 2@23 per seaI ExsGa"s snd
unchanged. Governments quiet and brin.
Ersn,nq.-Money, 2@3 per cent, rNchanps,
SIS, 1923: Az per cents, llls; 4 per CENTS lO9s'
States dull.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK Ausust 6.--The Posts financial ar
ticle SAYS: At the Stock Exchange the feature OF
the stock market is The demand for and rise In ine
price Of dividend stocks, which are steadily passing
from speculative hands into the strong boxes OF IN
yestors The most notable advance Is In Northwest
preferred. which has been brought up 10 vi, IL
having yesterday sold as low as ll5a. This rise
may have been helped by the report mat me
dividends are 10 be increa ed. Milwaukee ana
Il. Paul preferred has advanced 10 III
from 1904. Illinois Central Is up ll3H from
ll2, Burlington and Quincy is selling az l2SAW
r29%, New York Central at 1890 l33s,
Rock Islahg at 1l4S, Cleveland and, Pittsburgh
tguaranteedl at lla4, and Chicago and Alton AZ
ll5@ll6. That part OF the stock market wnleh Is
largely Influenced oy 81 eculaliOn was Irregular anc
uncertain IN the early dealings, but became stroRR
at The first Board aud has so continued up to the
present when prices are at about the highest OF The
day. Reading has advanced "a, WABASH A4 ~
Denver and Rio Grand, Delaware, lackawanna
waukee aud ST. Paul advanced L per cent each,
and 81. Paul ana Omaha y. The money market
continues very easy ;, 2a3 per cent on 'ime' friine
mercantile paper Is 34@i12 PER cent.
The following quotaiions were current toby:
United states = per cents. I00k@l09B: United
States AZ per cents 1llS@ll l's' New Jeney osn. :
Michigan Central, 96a; Hannibal and -: joseph
36A; Lake shore. 1929; Northwest, 100; North n
island. lI4ss; Il. Paul, s9i, -. Pau preferred,
-; Wabash. II. Louis .nd Pacific s9l Wabash.
NJ. Louis and Pacific preferred, liOs; hrh>as ana
Texas. 39i; Western Union Telegraph, 1854;
Pacific Mail, Az.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 6.-Vireinla 6'', consois:
561s: second series, ~: past-due coupons. hsAi
new IO.4Os, 4Ol; l0.40's, coupons, 93. Bid to-
QaN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
Norfolk News.

THE CITY DELEGATION YEARLY SOLID FOR
GO0DE-IMMENSE RAINFALL.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, August 6.-Tbe ward
meetings tonight were more largely at
tended than for years. and the delegation to
Ocean View is almost solid for Mr.. Goode
for Congress.
Nearly seven and bali inches OF rain
fell in the last forty-eight hours. Several
washouts on the railroads running from
here are reported. Such a hard fall OF
water is not remembered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
RUNNING SORES.
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE HEALING
OF A BROKEN LEG.

MeSSrS. LOthrOpS d Pinkhdm. Druggists:
Dear Sirs,-On The 23d of August, 1877, had the
misfor. une of having my leg broken. in front of
William Serns's dry-goOds store. by case of goods
being thrown on me- The bone was sci by phj ST.
clan of this pace. Upon removing The spints,
sores broke out from my knee To the heel, and sew
eral physicians called II yarcose yeins and ordered
inc to wear rubber stockings. After wearing cut
about &25 werlh of different makes without any
signs OF any cure. bought the CCTiCURA REME-
DiFs for the pbrpose a. expressed IL at the time
10 be humbueged again. Before half had been ed
was astonished to see the soIes heal up one by one
and now not one sore Is TO be seen. recommended
The same 10 a neighlOring lady who had been trou-
bled for years with sore wrist After using hun
Or eds of remedie. she Is completely cured
Respectfully yours. -
HENRY LANDECKER.
Dover, " H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EItHMVNU, august o. IooU'
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

RICHMOND, August g, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. PA bushels. Red. 5.4OO bush
els of which $40 bushels were re-exhiblted.
CORN White, so bushels. Yett0lc, 400 bushels.
OATS. so bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. l4O bushels very good al 81. IA ;
40 bushels good at 81 ~; "a bushels good al
Al lC-iotal, 244 bushels. Ret. 20 bushes fair
lancaster AT 81 O6: 700 bushels common Lancaster
az 500; 40 Dushels good Lancaster al sl.13: 80
bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.lJ 20 bushels
fair Lancaster al fl.0s; 26S b.. hos good Lancls-
ter al fl.l4 1853 bushels good mixed at sllO;
Gao bushels very good mixed on nIiyaie ttrm.; IA
bushels fair FultZ at 81 % 1916 bushels common
Fuliz at 97c; 2lS bushels fair FnliZ nj $lO5; 500
bushels very good FuiiZ al Sl,0S; 70 bushels far
FuliZ AT S1.02: 3l6 bushels good FuliZ At Sl.07
so bushels good FullZ NJ Sl.06; ITO bushels COM
mon Fullz at 95c. SO bushels common Fultz al
S5c.: 90 bushels fair Fultz at SlO4: "a bushels
prime Futz at Sl.09s 40 bushels choice Ful,z on
private terms; los bushels common FuliL at FL
total APIS bushels.
OArs.-5o bushels very good spring at 40c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07

A Coon FARMER [Danvile Times. IA
neighbor informs us that Mr.. John Chat
tain, who lives near RinegOld, made 3S,400
pounds OF tobacco. which brought twenty
cents per pound-S7.6S0. Besides, he made
in abundance of corn, oats, and wheat. 1t
is estimated that he realized about $500 10
the hand.
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n..,-,.,,ve Fire I'm M. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August 6.-The freight houses
NJ the Indianapolis and st. Louis railroad,
, 600 feet of platform, tracks, &C., and also
fifty cars, most OF them laden with merchan-
disc. were burned last night. One freight.
Louse had considerable cotton, grain, and
atber valuable commodities In 1t awaiting
shjpmeut. all OF which were destroyed.
The loss OF railroad property and freight Is
sI0, 600. The value OF the merchandise In
the freicht.houses Is not known.
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saratoga Races.
Agitation About COlOred Policemen In
New York.

NEW YORK, August Ga morning paper
saws: Following the example OF the Jersey
CITY police officials the police commission
ers of this city, 1t is understood, have the
question OF appointing colored citizens on
the force under serious consideration. This
action has caused general I'M
easiness among the present members OF the
police force. who regard the proposed new
departure with feelings the reverse OF
friandIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07

CORN-[Fredercksburg Ne,oS.l-Mr. Jo-
seph CawoOd, who has recently been in
King George county, says that the like oil
the corn crop in all the northern neck OF
Virginia was never seen before; that the
cornstalks look like trees, and that the
poorest land will make a crop that would
have done credit to the best in former
wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
sALT-RHEUM Ten YEARs-TREATED BY
TEN PHYSICIANS-USED ALL KINDS
OF MEDICINE.
lfesare Weeks a. Potter .
Dover, n. II.

zHtSNTfs WtFNd q UtVtF
Dear Sirs,-I feel II nv duty 10 inform yeu of what
your CUTICTRA REMEDIES have done for me. 1
have suffered from salt Rheum for ten years; been
treated by at least ten physicians, and taken any
quantity OF medicine without cure unfit took your
remedies, which have been perfectly succe: sfu ia
my case, leaving the skin on my face, scalp. and
body as Waite and tree from huinor as anybody's.
Yours truly, STEPHEN II. LOVEJOY.
AuburH, Me-, April 8, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-07
CUTIcCRA REMEDIES FOE BLOOD, SKIN,
AND SCALP HuMoRS.

are prepzned by WEEKS q Potter. Chemists and
Druggists, Z go Washington street. Boston; Front
street, TSrenIo, Out. and 3 snow Hill. LONDON,
and for sale by all druggists. Price OF CUTIcrsA,
81 per belle; CUTicCRA MEDICINAL TOILET
soar, csc per cake; CUTicCEA MEDICINAL sDa-
WING SOAR. l5c.; In bars Tor hssbers and large
consumers, Zoe.