davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22

NuwAUKTE. N.Vcmlcr 2l.-Fiour IN faIF o.
mlrd and nominaliy unchanged. " heat steady
4 decline; No. Milwaukee soft. sl.27l Noyen-
hcr and December, Sl.2lt JNAnfy; No > Mi-
Oats lower: W. =. f3c. Eve dun ana lower; No.
/. 97c. BARLEY firm aud Gilly active; No.
snriug. cash and November. St.Ui. Provisions
steady. Mos pork, slG.2J cash and November,
SI7MslIl2l January. iard-i'rine steam,
eiI. 10 cash and November, I lilo january. Hogs
in fair demand al 5000 s6.lO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. November 2l.-tlour quiet and weak;
spriug wheat common 20 choice, weaker 10 =i.jO
n 81. 10: patents, $1,000 1925. Wheat unsettled
and lower; No. y Chicago 81 ring, l.2Js cash and
Corn dull, weak, and lower az 5Ss@3- e. cash.
5Stc November, 5sic. December, 5st@5shc.
January. Oat, dull weak. and lower a. i2'lc. cash,
i2lc December, AZ G. January. PoIk "a hir &c
mnnd and lower: slG.5u cash, Si5.95mSl6 No
yember. Lard active and lower VI cash, : l.O2h
mSll. ) December, Sll.l5o 81 Liz January.
l,uIk-mcats pctiye and lower; shoulders. $500.
short rib, $3.50; clear, sDlO. Whlskcy steady at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
The Cincinnati, New Orleans aad
Texas Pacific Railroad.

CINcINNATI. o., October S.-A 10 O'Clock
this forenoon the books were opened for
stock subscriptions for the Cincinnati
Southern railroad. TO be operated under
the Erlnnger lease in connection with the
ErIsnger system Of southern railway lines.
The name OF the new company is the Gin
cinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pacific
Railroad Company. The total amount
~. 900. OOO was taken by half-past II
O'Clock. Frederick j. Wolfe subscribed
bare controlling Sum-namely, Sl,5lO,00O.
The remaining 81, 100000 was taken by Cii-
cinnnsti merchants and manufacturers in
sums of from $4,000 to $4,000. The COM
p.nv by IL O'Clock elected the following
Board OF Directors Fred. Il. Wolf, OF
Montgomery, Ala. Charles \. Page, OF New
York: John Spott, OF Chattanooga Theo.
Cook. OF Cincinnati; Alex. MacDon-
Md. OF Cincinnati; william \. Good
man. OF Cincinnati; and Edgar NJ. john
son. OF Cincinnati.
Bv half-past II this afternoon the direc-
tors Organized and elected the following
officers: President, Theo. Cook; Vice
President and General Manager, John
scott: Secretary, George +. Doughty, OF
Cincinnati, Treasurer, II. III. Tatem, OF
Cincinnati: and General Counsel, Edgar
NJ. Johnson, OF Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
A BOON TO PEOPLE OF SEDEN-
TARY HABITS
as WELL As WEAK AND NERVOUS
CONSTITUTIONS

In saying that We know of posltiVc cure for
sick Headache, Nervous Headache. Neuralgia.
Nervousness. Paralysis sleeplossness, and Dyspep-
ala. we refer, Of course, 20 Dr.. BENSON's GEL
cry AND CHAMONILE PILLS, which are all
ihcy are recommended to De, and win cure the
above-namcd disease without any doubt, As they
have permanently cured thousands.
The grcstcst discovery and the best remedy now
cxtant Is found In these PMS. The properties Of
CELERY snd CIIAMoSuLE are peculiarly
adapted to cure headache, and It remained for DE.
BENsON 70 formulate and compound tie pre-
perties so as to make them available. The H.rdid
says: -Dr. Benson Is recognized rs one Of the
most eminent and success fI physicians in BsIi!-
more. and his reputation Is cf it7elf a sufficient
guarantee Of the value + h's medicines"
These pills are prepared expressly 70 cure Head
aches Neuralgia, Nervousness, and Dyspepsia, and
,ciH cure any case no matter how obstinate it may
be. Of other Sick, Nervous, or Dyspep'ic Head
ache. Neuralgia. Nervousness, or SIeeplessness.
sold by all druggists. Price, 80 cents box.
D.uot. los NORTH EUTAW STREET BALTI-
MORE. MD. By mail, two boxes for 81 or SIX
boxes for $3.50, TO any address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
GnnnrnI Fnrnig,, Notes.

ToRoNTo. October S.-Gaudour chal-
lcnges Courtney TO row n thrcc-milc race
for 81. 900 a side.
Professor Goodwin Smith was proposed
as on honorary member Of st. Georges So
ciety last night and rejected, il is supposed
on account OF his alleged leaning towards
annexation.
LoxDoN. October s.-The Suez canal
traffic, which WIS interrupted by the
grounding OF the steamer Hallowshire, is
again open.
ST.. PRTERsBURG, October SIT is stated
that the Government intends to allow the
Jews to acquire land in places where there
/. no fear OF collision between them and
the populace.
LONDoN. October S.-The Paris CORE
Spondent OF the Times says; The Gam
bettist organ contended that the present
ministry should meet the Chamber OF
Deputies and defend its policy. They
state that x the ministry resign before the
chambers meet il would have the appear
ance OF stunning debate aud escaping re-
sponsibility. The correspondent says that,
in spite OF the Ganbctti-t resistance,
everything leads to the belief that the min
istry will resign and that Gambetta will be
sent for.
4 dispatch from Tuni, Thursday says a
transport has arrived there from Hammctt
with one thousand French troops who
were garrisoncd there, many OF them III.
A steamer has brought forty-eight other
invalids from sax.
LONDON, October S.-Thc Journal ds ~.
Petersburg (oficiaD, commenting on the re-
ports relative 70 an international c0nyen-
lion for the cXtradition Of political crimi-
nails, saws the Russian government has no
intention OF exercising pressure on any
quarter. II regards the action OF such
criminals against society ~ threatening ali
states alike, and therefore thinks that de
fcnsiye measures against the scourgc should
be taken. Russia has invited all other
Governments interested 70 come to IN ar
rangemcnt. ~ a matter OF course each
Power i NJ liberty 10 act rs the circum-
stances OF its legislative institutions re-
quire.
The Berlin correspondent OF the SiGnd-
ard saws twenty pupils OF the Constantine
military school have been arrested. Many
Nihilist proclamations were found on them.
The Russian authorities, in view oil this
fact. are adopting the seyerest measures.
Markets and fairs are prohibited wherever
there is the least suspicion that the Nihilists
intend 10 Use such gatherings FOR their own
purposes.
4 Berlin dispatch says negotiations for
the inslusion Of Bremen in the Z0llyerein
will begin next week. Herr Won Bitter.
Minister OF Finance, goes TO Bremen
shortly 10 pave the way iof the conclusion
OF the arrangement.
LISBON. October S.-The King and the
Ministers have started for the Spanish
frontier. King Luis viii meet King A.
I fonso 1T Valencia dc Alcantara, Spain. The
two soYereigus will then open the C@res
railway line, by which the journey be-
tween Lisbon and Madrid will be greatly
shortened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.

.g,rf OF TIE OLDEST NAN IN ALLEGIiANr
o,r>,Ty-FaTAL ACCIDENTS or TIE RAIL.
fca-r4Dauleucc Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
CovrxGToN. VA. October ), 1881.
>snhen GnIlland. Esq, the oldest citl-
zen II .Alleehany county, died last night at
bi. residence. near LOngdale, on the ChcSa-
rs,ke and Ohio railroad. lie was IN his
oinet7-sixth wear. and had been member
d ,be Presbyterian Church for about sixty
y,ar.. was Tor a long time elder in the Lo-
a., bottom church, and At the time OF his
9s,-h wa, elder in the new Sharon church
Longda.e. His health was well pre-
4ryed until lately and his mind was
vigorous. especially a regards events that
irsnspired during his younger years.
lis coincidence that only the day be-
lore Colonel Tom Sitlington, aged ninety
one. and the oldest citizen of Bath county
living. should have died, the two living
Onlg TWENTY-FIVE miles from each other.
4 negro man attached 10 RObinson's cir
en-, died in a little house at the depot yes
iprdav. He was knocked oil the cars by
Nichols's bridge rs the train passed Tues
day night but the company knew nothlnS
Oft.
Cicero Doom. a Young nan from Staun-
ton. brakeman OF a freight train, was
picked up In the tunnel near Fort Spring
yesterday morning with his skull crushed
IN and the brains Knocked out, but not
dad. He is supposed 70 have been sitting
ur0n the Top Of a high boX-car which con-
timed bu-gics. and to have been Knocked
OF IS the car entered the tunnel. lie was,
strange 10 say. rational, and would talk
about the accident yesterday; but it would
leamiracle were he 10 recover. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
fspeetai ,elrgram 10 t,le Disuatch.l


YORKTOWN, October s.-From present
indications both the Congressional Com
mission and the Centennial Association
viii have their hands fun in shelfering the
crowds which win commence TO pour in
here, beginning on the 18th. The national
programme embraces thefour days from the
18th TO the slst, inclusive, when the coun-
try's guests, speakers, poets, and pa
triots win make the occasion one OF great
pagcantry and grandeur. The work on the
congressional building, located on the mon
ument grounds, Just outside OF the town, Is
finished and ready for the reception OF the
host for which it is designed. The prospect
for the absolute completion Of the Associa-
tons building on Temple farm Is now very
doubtful. The building has been unayoid-
ably retarded by the difficulty in getting
lumber, and both workmen and lumber ere
even now insufficient, though all possible
haste is being made.
All the wharves undertaken by the Gov
eminent and by private cooperation have
been completed. The Clyde Lines wharf
was finished Yesterday. The Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad is being rapidly pushed
forward to Yorktown, and will be done in
due time.
The Moore House, which is intended to
be the headquarters Of the President and
some of the most distinguished French VS.
itors, has been thoroughly repaired and The
carpets and furniture for it have arrived.
Two companies of regular soldiers and
one Of engineers have been at work ON tue
Government improvements for the last
three weeks laying pipes from the lake on
Temple farm to the different cncampments
to convey water to barrels and tanks.
Representatives OF the Fifth Maryland
regiment are here arranging their camping
grounds.
II i said that New York company has
paid $3.50 for the exclusive privilege OF sell
ing newspapers on the TempIe-!arm
Grounds. 4 photographer paid 800 Tor
the privilege OF operating his instruments
on the grounds. Other privileges have
been sold blythe Association sorabout 500
There areabsolutely no hotel aceommoda-
tons that are not already occupied by
transient visitors. The present prices are
about as usual, but rooms cannot be en-
eaged longer than for day or two at the
farthest. Prices viii then be increased,
and when the celebration opens, room ana
private accommodations will command any
figure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09

izcd for the purpose o. nominating can.
dsdelc Tor the Horse of Delegates. when
x. ". Macarthur received the unas,;nouS
nominciion, and. being present. made i
sonna ana practical sfeech OF acceptance.
tne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ReadIustcr-
Anti-Debt-Paying party also held 4 con
vention IN TIE basement apartment OF Che
COURTHOUSE at the same hour, and Of the
proceedings Of their "pow-wow | am
not fully infcrmed--only sufficiently to
Know that would-be Representative Sto-
vall sounded his bugle, and that MIR. Ed
muna Parr was nominated for the House OF
Delegates, to the great discontinue Of some
OF the faithful.v They must have had
happy time I'm that basement II excessive
heat begcts happiness, for the "sieam -
rushed out at the door us though "forty-
horse power were In full play and pres
sure. large per cent. Of the coIored
population was in attendance, giving "aid
and comfort" by applause. DENocRAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
Arrest Of an Indian Murderer.

Tucson, ARIZONA, October S.-A special
dispateh to the Citizen from san Carlos,
dated Yesterday, says: This morning COR
onel Tiffany arrested Ashay, who, Wadiski
and other friendly Indians say. i the MUIR
derer of Captain Hantig. In his examina-
ton by the Indi-n agent he acknowledge
being i'm the Cibicu fight and firing two Of
the first shots. lie also said that he was
one of the party which killed Turner and
Moody at Middleton ranch, but says he
did not go to the ranch. lie says Askeaite
and Montayosh commanded the party,
and that Jactah fired one OF the fatal shots.
Askealtc l. now q prisoner with sanchez ;
band. Jactah was badly wounded in the
fight. and is now a prisoner. MoniayoSh
is one Of the prisoners who escaped from
the military here last Friday afternoon.
Ashav saws Dcadshot, who was taken by
Colonel Tiffany a few days ago. was one Of
the leaders in the Cibicu fight; that the
Cibicu fight lasted about two hours and
he confirms the TACT OF the eXhmnation and
nufilation OF dead soldiers. He was
turned over to General Carr last night.
The agency scouts broke up Tiswan's
gang FIVE miles north Of here, and brought
In the chief and two other Indians. More
arrests will be made to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09

prrERsBuRG.

IN IFS NAILS, A coSFERENrE
Ysgyss0' .s'. ~ K1ISE--RBvENvE
Wiz IN RxpoaTs--corroS DAMAGED
sAss,ss--Ylx MONITOR Ri.Esf---"ti''DhAw-
81 -nv,,co PROM NARKkf.
90 .,ors.eacc Of TIE Rschm"na p'spascha
fcoFrrF' OCTOBER 3, 1881.
.,,.,;on. superintendent Kline, OF
By in ,s'e,d and Petersburg railroad,
De Sln"t - the city this afternoon, and
sase o' .'.,,,er ~ our businessmen IN con-
psi h' ~ obiect being to secure, II pos
ierenc. 80 mail facilities than our people
ssle, ~ Our bankers and merchants
asw els' 40 not get their letters until
lr'le'eshs morning, which has caused de.
az - ,,convenience. Inc earliest mail
~ sAs ,sht over on the local freight
= w. SS's,asginieudent Kline evinced every
irala' , 80 - do wha. nc could TO remedy
%.poe''.....'r and offered either to run The
tas nA' w.. = an cartier hour or Ia change
pcai IT, tn, train. leaving Richmond after
NO ~ ~ nail from the North reaches that
ise W ~ furthermore stated that meet
ols' III i,e held in New York on the
hs ..,.,,t IN revise the railroad schedules,
lFa i ,' t,,urbt he could safely promise
gu =. : .ooT alter that meeting as the sche-
~ ~. an ..ud he arranged the through night
on, ~, srS passenger train south would be
E'li - with this understanding it was
re''' lS ,,,., Ngr. Kline should start the local
g,5,s src~, Richmond with the mails
IT, 80 n $50 A. NJ, reaching here about
.'i,st The meeting was very plea
~ - -o.iNfactory one.
-. ;p,eraal-reycnuc collections IN The
.s,,,rr district for the week ending
TO- II. .no,.atcd to $50, sos. and the ex-
Er..' ii manufactured tobacco to lb5,950
Iogads. IT ch.mh,iss NJ Green's
N. ,,nutv. while coming to TINS market
l.n..~lsv driving a wagon loaded with six
~. n cotton. accidentally set nre 70 inc
80 ,-b..h .aused him loss OF aDout $40
- the flames could be cxtinguished.
-, % =. c;.,r. and throwing the burning
Wv II was blown by the wind
-, ono n the bales. which al once be-
-, - ;.,;fed and communicated the IRE to
. n - oth,.r bales. They were al consid-
-, scorehcd. and several o. them smart
lyhurned. c. :. c;,.
TIE nfNnNT~ OF tNf iiNttsARA AtNNA ~ ny
Pant lsve IS vet received no orders reia-
80 n The removal Of the iron-clads to
v.-st,w1 during the celebration, and II is
,,,r-b, ,he removal will not be made.
i;peb trouble and expense would be incur
I'll iu towing them there.
In view Of the wide destruction of to-
,.sro nv The recent frost much OF the stock
-or herr lbs been withdrawn from the
~srtet and planters who have any portion
"a ,beir crops on hand will not sell. In
,'lIigenee from Granville and other eoun-
H. in North Carolina report SAD picture
n gaairs oul there, where the most was
iv.i !. destructive as in Virginia. IL Is De
ieyed that hut little bright tobacco viii be
ssyrd from the crop in that state.
ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
a Duel Prevented by the Arrest Of Ono
OF the PARTIES.
Especial 10 the Lynchburx Advance1

Especial 10 The Lynchburg Advanced
BRISTOL, TENN, October Z, 1881. Daniel
Trigg, accompanied by G. +. Litchiield and
j. NJ. -Armistead, and Judge G.. w. Ward,
accompanied by w. IT, Mitchell, arrived
in this place yesterday morning, and took
rooms at the NickeFs Ilouso-Tennesse
side. During the day dispatch was re-
ceived from Abingdon requesting their ar
rest. About o'clock p. VI. Constable
Guntner, OF Tennessee, arrested Judge
Ward on back street as he was leaving
town. Mitchell, his friend, was not ar
rested. II is reported that Mitchell made
his way TO the meeting-place, about two
miles from town, where he found rrigg
and his friend ready for business. Mitchell
reported that Ward had been arrested and
said he had no demands to make. Trigg
said he would stay on the ground till the
hour OF meeting, q O'Clock. After the time
had passed they all went on the Virginia
side, and We're arrested by Deputy-Sherin
Keller and taken to Abingdon. Judge
Ward was released and went back to
Abingdon. IL is understood that Trigg
challenged Ward, and the hitter resigned
bis iudgeship before accepting. They were
accompanied by Doctors johnson and
Hickman. J. 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
TELEGRAPHIc NEWS
70 risK pIxrArsn Ynon ALI roIsrs.
SENATORS IN CAUCUS.
N" Prospect Of an Agreement he
f~eon tho Two Parties Ina tho
Matter Of Organisation.

The Gnitesu Indictment Found a .True
Blii"-Cnptain Howrate Released ON His
Own Observation-Disclosures or the Cot
ton Crop-Ihe Garfield Monument Fund
Arrest Of an Indian Murderer I'm Arizona
The Iron Mountain Train-Rsbbers SEM
fenced to Seventy Years Each in the Pcni-
teniiary-A Cincinnati school-Teaehcr
Found Guilty OF Assault and Battery in
PunishinR Pupii-Damases Awarded
Two Robbers and Murderer Lynched in
New Mexico-Generai und Interesting Fer
cign Events,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
Mnriuo Disaster.

WASHINGTON, October S.-The Signal
Corps station at Fernandina, Fla, repor's
that the bark Elbino, bound from Nassau
for Baltimore, loaded with guano in btlik,
was stranded one mile east OF Amelia Light
Thursday night. She encountered heavy
Gale on the 9Th. and being in leaky con-
dition. was making for port OF refuge
when she anchored, but was unable to hold
her position. The vessel and cargo are
total wreck. The crew were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09

II viii cure entirely The worst form OF sem''e
complaints, al ovarian troubles, InHammauon'nd
liberation, Failing and Displacement and the
consequent spinaI Weakness, and is particularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
II Viii dissolve and expel tumors nom inc u'efu'
IN an early st, &c Of development. Thetendency 10
c,neerous humors here Is checkedvery speediiyoy
It's use.
:, removes faintness, aatulcucy, destroys all
craving for stlmulanis, and relieves weakness Oh
tho stomach. 1t cures Bioating, Headaches Ner-
,on. pro.tr,tion. General Debility, sleeplessness'
Depression, and Indigestion.
THAT feeling Of bearing down, causing PAIN
,xe,cb,. and backachc, isalways permanently cufeu
,,..o =, vii, AZ an times and under all eircnn-
,,,nee, act IN harmony with the laws that govern
ne so,u,le system. For The cure OF Kidney COM
,,,,otso Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PISKHAM's VEGETABLE oo'i'
POND Is prepaid At 2J9 and 2So Western ave
,,n. lynn. Mass. Price, 81; SIX bottles Tor 20
mai, In the form of pills. also in the form u
oxeare. on receipi Of price, 81 per box for etner
Mrs Pr.sKuAx freely answers all letters Oh IN
,.,,,x. send for pamphlet. Address as above
afe.ffoa tAfs paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
For the Dlspatch.l
Democratic Senatorial DISTRICT Con-
ycuffou I'm Patrick.


on Tuesday the 9th September Demo
a.iie Convention of delegates OF the sena-
0nil district composed OF the counties OF
Psirick and Henry was held at fatrick
feTfbouse TO nominate candidate 10
apresent these counties IN the next Gene
nj Assembly, OF Virginia. There was
hg sttendance OF delegates, think-all
borouvhlv IMPRESSED with Il spirit OF de-
,minatiop to do their duty, and their
Eiale duty. and 10 succeed IN the ap
Hoaching campaign II the very pest EFFORTS,
iassd uuon honor, honesty, and truth, can
accomplish the triumph OF luSt Gauss
over a spurious and bogus plea OF state de-
yolion. so corrupt in it, Inception, 80
CARING in - practice, ana so slcNly III llS
pretended good faith in guarding the Feo-
Pies rights and protecting their interests.
The Convention was presided over py
Colonel ,Ham Staples, who on taxing Tue
chair delivered himself OF one OF those sur
ring and storming speeches OF ms so We'll
calculated - bring all the forces "to the
'front.'" In this effort he was unusllaily
happy, and Richard" was even more thah
himself
During the arranging and organizing the
preliminary proceedings aud basis OF rep
rescn,ation John Staples, ESD, and Coionei
John L. Penn took active parts IN the Con-
wniien, and. with the ability and Gstute-
Ness that these gentlemen were able 70
bring to bear, there was nothing leit I'M
G0ae that was necessary 20 secure icSlti-
naie and uncxceptiOnable nomination.
While the special committee was III seS-
a0n on the report 10 the Convention OF
candidate for the nomination, Major James
7. Cniz. The wheel-hOrse" OF Demo-
crsey in Patrick, was not only loudly but
tOeiierously called for, when he . limped
INTO the bar Of the courthouse tine AEqoF
wa not delegated, planted his battery,
and opened fre upon the enemy. we
sIeak II the " limping' OF Major CRIT !;
aad iust here am impressed with some.
lhlng Of Z superstition that this "lilnplng
nisi possess some virtue. The galiilnt
Daaiel Is one OF these limpers, but alDeh
b ka gi2n. in mind ii not in body. Ma
l9f Critz spoke st len-th 10 u full house, Ior
here was much Interest manifested III the
Proceedings Of the Convention, and acquitted
Himself, az be never fails TO do, with honor
y himself and 70 the satisfaction OF ms
Any and his friends. Major Critz - put
slhaior yet--just on the verge OF what ~
elaed @the prime Of life "--tnd ne has
~ only county and district reputation
~ Que that extends 70 the utteTmost parts
tne Commonwealth. His services IN the
legislature have been appreciated, ana
acre b a position In reserve for him where
2sy viii be further appreciated by the
2e and the nation. lie Il ga coming
e-a.D lie was the first choice Of the Con,
sn'on for the Senate, but he declined
so,a ihe first suggestion to accept the nom
ne committee reported the name OF the
,.Sa. sa'nnel J. Mullins for the nomination.
r ~Assn Was accepted and ratified siahi,
r' ,as9 ~ the Convention. lie was waited
NV made bis appearance, and in neat
~. Fil'isit speech accepted the noniina'
= county convention was then organ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
The Garfield Monument.

CLEVELAND, October S.-A letter was
sent to-day to Che Governors Of all the
States and Territories by the committee
having i'm charge the movement TO secure
funds for the erection Of a monument over
the grave OF the late President Garfield at
Lake-Yiew cemetery asking the co0pera-
ton and assistance OF the citizens OF the
different States and Territories.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
Fighting I'm Tnnis.

LONDON, October S.-A dispatch from
Tunis to-day SAYS for some days past severe
fighting has been proceeding around Kef
between the French garrison and the insur-'
cents. General Sobatier has advanced two
DAYS march towards Kairwan, but nc finds
a scarcity Of water. The European resi-
dents arc drawing up petition in favor OF
the occupation OF the city OF Tunis.