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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-25
|HOl|X CITY SENSATION.
4 YOUNG LADY SHOT DEAD PY 4
GERHANSALOON KEEPER.

Who Then Kills Himself, Firing Two Shots
Into His Head to Complete the Job-A
Blue Earth County Farmer Meets His
Death In a Railroad Cut-Bad Fire at
Plano. m.-Robbery by Masked Men
Near. Pittsbursh-A High Tonediwoman
Diamond Thief Of Chicago Captured In
New York-1llscellaneous Crime and
Casualty Record.
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MURDERER NApBrp.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Samuel Hawthorn,
a fugitive from vicksburg, murderer, was
arrested by detectives just after buying cabin
passage for Queenstown. He returns to vicks-
burg.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-25

Fairmont has fed and lodged from $50 to
200 railroad snow shovelers large portion OF
The winter.
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GERMANY.

FAvoRABLY RECEIVED.
BERLIN, March A.-The Russian proposals
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, . .S.A.
ISGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI. }
Observations taken at the same moment oil
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-25

D. s. M. CONE,
Sergeant Signal Corps, Q. s. A.
WEATHER TO DAY.
WASHINGTON, March Is, l A. M.-Indications for
the upuer and lover Missouri valley, generally fair
weather; variable, shifting to colder northeriy
winds with higher barometer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-25

Messrs. Caldwell & Dow have purchased
the popular and successful restaurant and
saloon on Bridge square formerly occupied by
Mr.. William Dambruck, and Will be ready 10
welcome their friends there at all times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30

CARLISLE, Pa, September 2S.-The visit
Of TIE CX.COufedersles Of the Shenandoah
Valley OF Virginia 10 Carlisle to-day and
their reception and entertainment by Cap
tain COlwell Post POI, @. a. r., was a mag
nitcent success. Upon the arriyal OF the
FIsinisOs they were cordially received by
Post POI, OF Carlisle, and Posts 50 and ZIG,
Of Harrisburg. The procession was formed,
headed by Company q, Eighth regiment OF
National Guards Of Pennsylvania, followed
by clrrisges containing Governor Hoyi,
General Beaver. Colonel Goblin, DR.. George
W.. Rust Of Virginia, and other distin-
gui,hed visitors. Three hundred Virginians
were in line, every nan wearing a hand
some %iri-colored badge, presented by Post
20l - a SOuUehir. Accompanying The Vir-
giDians was the band OF the renowned
S'Onewali Brigade. The visiting posts
made a very handsome appearance. The
was elaborately decorated, and much
enthusiasm manifested. Upon the arrival
% the procession at the FAIRGROUNDS adj
dresses Of welcome were delivered By Gov
crnOr Henry VI. Hoyt and John Hays, Esq.,
OF Post POI. OF Carlisle, which were elo-
quently and periodically responded to on
The part Of the eX-COnfederates by DF.
George W. Rust, Of Luray, Va. Ga the
OF The exercises the Nirginlans,
posts, and military were enter
with a sumptuOus dinner by Posi-
20i.
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GuiIenu's EnrnsnI.

CHICAGO, September 29.-GeOrge SEQ.
vile, brotber-in-law OF GuIteau, is in this
city. In snswe 10 the question whether
be viii act as counsel for the assassin, he
said he would rather leave it to The Govern
ment to appoint counsel for him. but bis
wife, Guiteau'S nearest relation and almost
his only friend on earth, insists that be
Shall appear ~ counsel, and he supposed he
would have TO grant the request. He would,
therefore, be on hand IN Washington when
the assassin was called on to plead.
The question was asked, DO YOU an.
ticip1te o speedy trlalY"
81 don't know about that. ! don't think
Guitcau can he tried right away. When he
is called upon 10 plead the time for his trial
will be fixed. We will have TO sccure time
in order TO prepare for the defence. Wit
nesSes will have 10 be summoned from all
parts OF the country, and that will take
time"
What will be your dcicnce?" was
asked.
81 think that has been pretty well out.
lined. | am not in favor OF making any
technical objection 10 the form OF indict-
ment or to the question Of jurisdiction OF
the court. Our defence sill be insanity. /
shouldn't advise anything else. We have
known nothing OF GuItesu for three years
until this summer. | do not apprehend but
that be will be accorded a fair Trial. Our
greatest effort will be TO get men on the
Jury who will have judicial minds. men
who have read Of the case, know facts,
and who will be fair in The trisl. ] believe
that the Government will see that Guiteau
is protected, and that be shall have an I'M
partial trial"
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A Desosa,e uomm,..a-

"rIoKS OF THE STRICKEN AMfLY TO mESToR
PITTSBURGH, Pa. September op.-CoIoneI
hoekwell, Major Swain, and Major Clann.
Iriebus OF the late President Garfield. ar.
riVed IN this city from Cleveland last night.
'"u, Missing the connections, remaIped over
untl ihis morning. when they continued
tuelr journey to Washington. In the
course o' a conversation with a ~reuorter
MH1oT swain said {: " We ACCOMPANIED Mrs.
"'ineId, Grandma Garfield, the children.
ana private Secretary Brown 10 the old
homestead at Mentor on Tuesday. We we're
met NJ The dep0t by The Rudolpbs. Mrs.
"atneld's relatives, and were aeeompanied
quietly 10 The homestead. When we came
w slght or The old familiar spot Mrs. Gar.
nero was quite overcome for O moment, but
soon recovered her cOmposuTe and entered
the desolale home. General Garheld's study
lemaios Just a. he left II. and ore OF The
Borrowing widows first steps was TO 90 ipto
the room where she bad ,pent so many
happy hours. She il gradually recovering
from the effects OF the blow.
"Mrs. Garfield said II was too early 10
lndlcate where she will reside. but thinks
she VIII spend her summer at Mentor at the
old home. During ,he winter season she
VIII spend part 81 the tine with her rel1.
lives IN Cleveland snd part o; the time in
WiliismstOwn, Mass, where she will
be near her eldest boys, Harry and
Jimmie, while they are In attend.
ance at Williams College. The boys
VIII leave for Williams College on Frid "
night or saturday morning Of this week.
Grandma Garfield, in the future, will make
her home with Mrs. Garfield. Wherever
the bcreaved wife goes the sorrowing
mother Will 90. The aged grandma Is very
Trail, and will spend her last days with tue
family OF her dead SON."
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From the 81. Louis Republican J
The 81. Louis Gasligbt Company recently
received from London six Of the new Sugg
lamps which are now In use there on The
street In front Of the House Of Parliament.
TIE Sugg burner is a recent invention, and
Us use ia London has been successful,
though IL j. as yet not used there except on
lhat single street, where It comes in direct
competition With the Brush electric light.
Having heard very ~fayorably OF the lamp,
pr. Socrates Newman, Of the st. Louis
Gishght Company, sent The inventor an or
uer, 10 answe 10 which The lamps were re-
eeiicd. They are the first eyer brought 10
america, and results given by trial were
very satisfactory. The lamps are OF two
sizts-l50 and 100 candle ~power-tbe for
Mer being about twice the dimensions OF
an ordinary street-lamp. Each contains
iOur burners, arranged IN a square at a dis
tahee OF about three inches one from the
V,ners. The light is very brilliant, and
nj Newman thinks that with them gas
Gao more than bold It's own against cleo
tfieiiy.
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Movements of the President and CabI-
net, &c.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., september 29.-Pre-
sident Arthur left Tor New York city tbs
afternoon. Secretaries Hunt and Lincoln
and Postmaster.Geners James, accompa.
MED by their wives, also left on the same
train with the President. IL i expected
they will all return 10 Washington within 4
week or ten DAYS time. Secretary Window
will leave tomorrow for the north on a
short vacation "Trip.
The New jersey authorities have notified
District-Atorney COrkhill that no rcqui>i-
ton Will be made for Guitcau. His in
dictment viii probably be secured early
next week, and the trial will speedily fol-
lew, though nothing has been heard from
ScOville, Guitesu's brother.1n-law, who has
been asked TO defend him. Guiiesu says be
will leave the matter entirely IN Scovllle's
lands.
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THE HISTORY
OF A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS,
PROSECUTED UPON THE PRINCIPLES
OF
TRUTH AND HONESTY.
L AND HONESTY.

We refer to the wonderful success that has attend-
ed the Introduction OF ". c. W. BENSON's GEL
cry AND CHAMoMlLE PILLS into the whole
country.
They are prepared expressly to CURE Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
sleeplessness, aud Dyspepsia, and the FACTS
PROVE THAT THEY DO AND WILL CURE
these diseases EVERY TINE where The cause Is
not OF an organic nature.
The secret OF their success Is tw~ofold-hrsi' the
need Of them Is very great and second, 1T Is II
ONLY THING that has ever been found, IN the pro-
fesslon or on. OF II, that would actually and perma'
nently cure those diseases; so that everybody who
takes them becomes a walking and taking adyer-
tisement for them. One box taken into . Aeighb0r-
mood has been followed and traced to selling nifty
dollars worth al that one post-ohee.
They are indeed a valuable preparation, and no
nervous person ought TO he without them, rs they
not only save nom suffering, but save and prolong
lie by preventing paralysS, apOpleGy. aud heart
disease.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents a box.
Depot. log NORTH EUTAw STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. By mail, two boxes for 81, or si1
boxes foT $3.50, to any address.
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MAaGSE gNrELLlaEsCh.
PORT or RICHHOND. SEPTEMBER 20 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF SEPTEMBER ~, 1851.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanoke, COuch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. George W. Allen & CO.,
agents.
Steamer j. W. Fytrmsn. Carr. Philadelphia. mer-
chIDdlse aud Passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Ste3mer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mai, m,rcAandise and passengers, l.. u. Tatum,
agent.
Bark AIMS tVor }. winglsrd. Aalasuud via Hamp
ton Roads. 10 ioad for Brazil. Dunlop & Buck.
schooner Belle Brown, Hunt Rocsland, lime
schooner John Mosser. Rhodes. Newport News,
merchandise, Chesapeake aud ohio Halfway Com
schooner Alice, Reed, Hampton, slate, Curtis 8
Parker.
Steamer Tiger Lily. Wallsall, smithdeld, mer-
chandiss aud passengers, W. A. o. Cole, superin-
lendent.
coal, Gerya. StOrrs; vessel. Gurus & Parker.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
Notice Is given by the I i2htnou,e Board thst on
and after November L. 1881. n tNec rid iight OF the
thitd order will be shown from The lighthouse re-
cpstly er,cled about Two miles northw, 81 Of Lewes,
Del, which, with the iighton Delaware Breakwlter.
viii forH A ranse for entering Delaware bay. The
apparatus lights 90 degrees OF the ORION, and the
focal plane IS 100 feet above the ground aud l08
feet above mean low water. The iSht should be
seen, IN clear weather, nom the deck Of a yes, Ell nf-
teen feet above she sea. sixteen nautical mlles
Arrived 2Sth Schooner 5. II. Ira
yer-, Younger, from James river.
vi 20 ~ " hAANN AhEFN
johnson, from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA Arrived 9Th. Schooner p.
Mcdonnell, ueKendry, and Wake. Budd. from
Richmond: also, scbO0ners Dan, chamberlain, aud
Ward. Crane. from Virginia, and Casper Heft,
owen, from James river. Cleared 27fh rchOoners
Ka he q. Robnfon. So0ye. aud u. I. Steelmau. Rose,
for Richmond CLEARED 2sih; ~cbooners LIME e.,
Hickman, for Richmond, ana ". ". HlckeiL, Con-
uOHy. for Petersburg.
NEW YORK Arrived 81 h; SchoOners william
YOmlg, Van Name: a. " Godfrey. sears; James
V,ldrsn, LOyelsu0; Reindeer, Beniamtu-al from
Virginia Arrived 2Sib: SchOOners J.. q. knlfht
Huntley. and Htiiie Tolls, Simple. from Virginia.
Passed through Hell ite bound east, .cho0nerJ >.
=. Beacham, Oullan. from Richmond for New
Haven.
BOSTON Arrived 2sih :SchO, ner Marcus a. Da-
Wis. Long, from Richmond
BE~LFAST-Arriyed 2Zd: Schooner Decatur
Oakes. Baker, from Boston, TO load fot Newp"ft and
James river.
y. H-Arriyed 26th: schooner
Maggie II. NJ .FstoD. BlackirgtOD, from Richmond.
-Auiyt 26th: steamer KAMA
wha. Greenwood, aud schooner u. Z. Terry, hyer,
from Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30

WILLIAMSPoRT. Pa, September 29.-After
the unanimous nomination OF Orange No
bic, OF Erie, for State treasurer by the
Democratic State Convention here last night
the report Of the Committee on Rules came
up for action, Mr.. james, Of Northampton.
in the chiar, and a Lengthy discussion fol-
owed. The rules were finally withdrawn
by Mr.. Hensel, their mover, after a tumul-
tuous scene, during which Mr.. HenSel re-
sumed the chair. TIE election OF a chair
man Of The State Committee was proceeded
with, resulting in the selection Of Mr.. j. H..
Bogert, OF Luzerne. At 2:10 l.. NJ. the
Convention Adjourned.
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COMPANIES

THE REPORT OF THE INSURANCE
Il DEPARTMENT OF the state Of New fosk.fof
the year .halng December 81, 1851 sso~s 'sA''o
the
TEN LARGEST LTFE-lNsUkNNCk CohrA
ME IN THE UNITED STATES,
the sss Aarsng tAs largest percentage u sus-
YLrs o. LIABILITIES, and ne eas Dsstsg he
largest percentage az DiVIpESDs 10
RECEIPTS 10 The
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL;
and IT rs rHE ONLY COMPANY WHOSE isrksksr
EECEIPTs HAVE, ros EACH or InE PAST skvkS
YEARS Tls74-'sll PAD soTn DEATH LOSSES
AND EXPENSES.
Therefore San and does faraisA sAfkh iSro-
RANCE AT L Ess cosr fhGs any osAsr eompa"s'
For Iurth sr informztion address
JOHN II. CARY,
state Agent. lols Main sireet,
Rlchmood. Va
Lr. is. d. CVLLES. Ns'ieal anti
fe 16sedsSo gil
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dispatch IN TIE Philadelphia Press.I
a. Private Secretary Brown was leaving,
auoWing that President Arthur had re-
guesied bin 10 act as his private secretary,
inIs. Garfield said al suppose, Mr..
Drown, YOU will return 10 Washington at
once. Before saying goodbye let me thank
30 LOT all your kindness 10 me and mine"
lou needn't say goodbye" interrupted
pplomn hastily; ~ don't intend 10 accept
resident Arthur's offer. 1 have so In
~tned bin. shall, with your permission,
81 % Mentor with yoC and be very much at
sgSf service indefinitely" Mr.. Brown
WIZ 20 to Mentor.
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Shot Himself through ,be Heart.

SUICIDE or A RICHMOND MAN, AN OFFICER
OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATlY IS.
W~ASHISGTON, September on. +. Gre
CORY, a clerk in the folding.rOom in the
House OF Representatives, committed sui
eide this evening between } and G O'Clock
By shooting himself twice through the
heart. No cause l. assigned for the act.
He was the son Of Major w. +. c. GREGG
~, a lawyer OF Richmond, Va. On > table
in his room where be shot himself was
found a note, supposed to be for his
parents. in which he had written the
words, "Forget and forgive this sct."
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 27.-BeeCes-tour CARLOADS 81
light balls from New York state we're sold Al fz'D0
N IA Der 100 Ms live weight. No other cattle put
on sale. beet sides had a slow sale In Washington
Market 81 SOLE. r m. for Texas aud Colorado
stock. and Al 7a9c. for native sock. shipments
from mis- pOrt fO-day were fo7 live cattle, SOS
quarters Of beef. and $50 caTe2 sses Of mutton.
Sheep and Ldmbs-~ehers were not "llihg 10
make further concessions, and me greater % 81 OF
The offerings remain unsOid. The rev sales gTre al
A. SIC. per N. for sheep aud at 5AG6hc. fOg lamhs.
~HOgs-Recripts TO day, nine car lOads " RZeo
hogs. Not much doing. but a fairly steady feeling IS
reported. and a small number fhye hog5 changed
hancs at IS. s5MS6.00 per 100 D..
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tne Scottish Land Bin.

LONDoS, September 29.-Tbe Times pub
lishe. the draft OF the Scottish land Dill,
by the Scottish Chamber Of Agri-
which provides for an adjustment
of rents by arbitration, T~evaiuatlOn OF
farms. and for power In a tenant TO sell his
holding, The Times says II Is one OF the
most isr-resching measures on lne 'anu
question ever yet submitted 10 farilSnsen''
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National Roard OF nlenm Navigation.

NEW YORK, September 2 9-The tenth
annual meeting OF The National Board Of
Steam Navigation Will be held at the Ebbitt
House, Washington, d. c., October 9th.
1t is expected that there will be present
from all sections OF the country about one
hundred and fifty delegates, representing
the Sea.coast, lake, and river sleam-yesseI
interest. whose combined capital represent
about 5000, 900, 900, and over 1000 steam
boats OF all classes engaged in foreign and
domestic trade.
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NFv YORK IRON MtKKET.

SEPTEMBER 27.-1be market Throughout mas a
strong lone. aud the prices quoted 40 The ciose Ol
lat w,ek fnly Supported. win a tar tfEree OF 10.
terrst shown by buyers. Quoiailon@ are Ame5coa
5Z2at23: aud fCrge az % 81 SeYten
pg a. s23 so for GlengsrnocA; 80 9OSf s3
tor col ness: $3.50 for GaTscherrle; szZ
g. Eglinton: No shots ~ VA sZ425; Ener
al sIeeI rails are uslated az fSlMts2. and AIerl-
car. steel. f6OnS92 Al mills. ana so0G eon IOf
English. next years delivery: hrOB rails AZ 'fanG
$50; old rails. ar 5OdS2s ~ ~ aud s29@ 80
Ion q. b. Wrought scrap AZ Ss75O9t2a3H-
Ln.t nnI III lnn.aahTne.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIvE-sTOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2S.-Prices this week ranged as fol-
lows:
BEET Cdtie.-Very best, 4kc. good. 3AN44c.
medium or good fair quality, A6n3i5c. rough
oxen. thin steers, Old cows, &C., 24G2Ac.; bulls,
2tn 3,c. r D.. grOss.
HOgS.-VerY best, sc; common grasfers, Sc,
6am7ec G.. q n. net.
ShseD 20. = ~, gross.
Lambs.-4M54c. q ~, gross.
Vs0is.-S4MsIG p head.
Mich CoDs amt CatreS -S2Oa$40 n head.
About 245 head of BEEF cattle. 395 hogs, and Az
sheep and lambs ON the market, and all sold eN-
cent q very few hegs. There was rather under 4
full supply Of beef cattle this week market quite
brisk. aud prices for all grades sc. better than lsst
week. quality c0nside' ed. Go'd buns IN special
GOOD demand at his time. An grades Of hogs have
declined somewhat and are DUN. Owing to the very
tuIl supply. aheep and IamDN wore naac. on.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2S.-Pnces today ranged as fol-
lows: Catlc-Very hest, 4ifm4tc.: s0Od, 4ha
Ne; medium or fair quality, 34G1c.; orci-
nary, 21@34c. Calves. 5d6i4c.: sheep, 404Ac.;
amb1.5 QGc.; hogs, 7hfdSiBc. Cows ana calves
s25 10 A4O. The market this week was better
supplied with cattle Than for several weeks past,
aud opened quite brisk, = good many selling At QUO
tttiOns. CAVES IN good supply, with ready sales AT
dnOtatIous. Sh.ep null and nominal. with but few
stles. Lambs iu fair request. good ones seiiinK
readily. Hogs continue high, with but lew arrivals
and hut lille inquiry. Cows ana caves IN ialr DE-
maud AT quotations. GGztue.
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Texas News.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, September ~ The
losses by fire on Tuesday night % Bryan
foot up S35. 600; insurance, 100000. NJ.
l.. Springan, an old aud eslimabIe citizen,
persisted in the flimes.
A NeuS Dallas specisl says that Newton,
an escaped Missouri pOSt.otfice robber, was
recaptured by the sheriff OF Comanche
county, who has notified the Missouri an.
charities
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RICHMOND
THURSDAY. September -

aeuntry produce.
AppIss Green-From - 10 81 80 ps- barrel.
bsssoGE ZlG2Zc. q D.
gtftsr: Prime 70 chol9a yellow, 2J8sOe.; fair o
Csrn Neal: 95c. y bashel for coUhiry; 81 for
DRIED Truit: Apples. 4d6c: slaek0errtes,
lOc.: cherries, Ice. rsspberries g3c.; peaches
North Carolina, pe.sd l5lGzOe. VlrglhIa, peeied'
T@Sc. o.a
ESTfh,Tg. PRIME i've nose. soc. co,nmor. 90c.
Fiarsssd: slatl.lQ = DusnsI-
HaV. VlrK1nia mgtf y. h.lOHSl.loi clover
mIxel, AlGal.05; clover, eO@s5e.
Sotaioss: Irlsh-Early Rose, t2.I5at3i Peer
les, e2.5OMt2.75 y barrel.
Root: Gnseng, VI eOdel.79 TM seneca ffss
or tops, f3G SOC. ? 70,
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GUITEAUS APPROACHING TRIAL.
His Brother-in-Law Has Consented to
Defend Him.
lRELANUS TROUBLOUS COMPLICATIONS.

Approaching Meeting Of Steam Navisator.-
Il New Jersey Murderer Captured i'm Nor
folk-A Horse Case Leads to a Desperate
and Murderous ARRAY in Georgia-Probable
Prosecution OF Henri Rocberort-Providins
for she Proper Protection or the Czar-Other
Interesting Foreign Events.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AVN
RICHMOND, VA, September %, 1851.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
L~ugs.-Common, t5@S5.5O; mediam, SEA
$3.50 good, S7dSJ.50.
Le0E-Common, s7.5OMfS; medium, $500
So; good, tl0Gt1; line, sl2@$l5; extra hne,
t1AGSlj.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUEiNG.
liza FiutrS-COBmon, S5Mtj.jO; medium,
sGas6.5O; good, S7G$7.50.
EGT Fiuers.-CCmmOu, s7.5OGdSS; medium,
.sE50Gtq; good, 81: me, Sll.5O9Sl2i
extra hne sun-currG sl3aS20.
WrHDDerS.-COmmou, S9@tlo: medium,
S~l6.5O6kll.5O: good. Sl2.50dtlS.5O; fine,
Sl4mSI5: txlro ssA-eured, flS@S3%
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-COmmon, ~SS.jO@t9i. medium,
klOASIl: good, Slz@Fl4 hne, SI~aSlh.
FUsrs.-COmHOu. f9GtlO: medium, SlO.0O9
tll good. SIAEti3; hns, sl4tNEto.
ID g &~.-COmmOu, SlOHel2; medium,
sl4Gtls; good, sZ5GfSOi nne, 4SGs50 fancy
i6UGS70. .,on..
ErnOpsrs, MSAOgGRg-COmDon, tl2dflo
medium, sI5a@s2O; good, sS29s25; me,
s3OAS40. extra, F40GSJO.
WESTERN TOBAGG0
The demand for this class Of goods Is coE1nsd
uriucinally To good old heayy-DSsied Tugs auo kea-
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old luR, S4Nf5: kentEgky River rags,
kIOGSla; Kentucky River lear, Fl3mslo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30
Fa,aI ARRAY In GeOrgIa.

AUGUSTA, Ca. September 29.-in an al
fray which occurred yesterday at the hagis'
trates' Court in Burk county, Ga, Charles
!. Wal6er wounded Mike Smith, who then
killed Walker, shooting bin through the
head. and Edward Palmer shot and IN
stsntly killed Arthur Smith. The trouble
grew ont OF a horse case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30
Arr~.,a of a FmgitiVe Murderer.

NORFOLK, September Do -Joseph Aston
(negro), who wounded Henry TATE IN New,
ark, n. j., Monday nieht, was arrested
while inquiring for lodgings here at mid
night hast night. He is held for Il requisl-
tiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30

rev compilations can bear the strong
"ple morning light which exposes every
sp.ek Of tan, every pimple, and the slight
ny u sDoiilng OF eczema. 10 DIR. Benson's
y cure Is sure relief from the annoyance
'nese olemishes on the cheek OF beauty.