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,,,--.., weadinx I'm Lynchburg

ON Tuesday evening, al the ,t' ,,iss
her father. Henry W. Boeoes, ESD m m,.t
FIla G.. Bocock, one Of LynehD9rg n 'ros
talented and accomplished daughter :, Mr. Wr
united in holy bonds Of nlatrimo!nny TO I0o mn'
Janes A. saunderson, Of kno%Yiile, ! end and
The occasion was graced by larse . sa~
brilliant assemblage OF friends, MnD' anti, m
the ceremony, spent the hour %e,nr qr Of the
t r., VIII which was to bear the happy coupe
=, ~ III ,heir future home in Knoxville. o.o
Tbe bridesmaids ia attendance WI ,a !.
Misses Ida and Bertha Steele, OF A saap;a r
and Misses Bette ii. BococK, MaIm ~ -,
Walker Lizzie Walker, Eiia BROOK, L Ma.'d
branch BeIle Boeock. Kate Walker, M a,,a !.
billiard and jasper Bocock, oi,' Sa,n od.s
s soe ~ Raleigh, ~ C.; Robert paln eiIe ..
1Dn, H. Z. McMullin, OF hnoN Ma,o,
Powell IIollyday. Of Easton, NO. NO., HID Ind.
Henri, c Garter, Of Richmond; Ms,or 5'" r.
snn - Marion. Ala; and Messf' ni m
w., waite, Holm W. Marshall, .. . =. n and
Frank r. Christian, Henry s So".n'"' NV
n CLAYTON Manson, OF LyncnpH"ss - mr. w.
The ceremony was performed y ~
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., October 1s.-The
annual report Of Second Assistant Post.
master-General Elmer il made public to-
day, and shows the following facts : The
cost OF rniIroad mail transportation was
sl0,3I3r5 l5 against s9,793-1 loo for the pre-
-vious year increase I'm mileage was 1894
miles, or 80 per cent. This Is the great
est increase in length Of railroad routes ever
made in any one year, and Is greater than
the entire railroad mileage in 1851. The
next largest item OF expenditure Is for
star service. Cost OF this service during
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1882, was
| S5,j43,Sig. This was 81 ,403,5 less than
the cost Of the service for the previous year.
/ IL is believed that 81, SOC, 900 OF the appro-
priation for 1888 will remain unexpended
at the close Of the year, and estimates for
1894, though sufficiently large TO cover all
possible public need rs 10 new service and
increased frequency on old routes, is set
down at s5,50O.O00. "This," says Mr..
Elmer. ais worthy OF note, as II will cover
the cost OF the growth and expansion Of
the service for the two fiscal years OF 1883
and 1884. and Is little less than the cost
on the Both OF June. 1882" The annual
transportation or number OF miles travelled
in the performance Of the star-route service
during the fiscal year was 1924, sG7 miles !;
cost, 1858, $40. Annual transportation
for 1880, 16,050,9 9j miles; cost, 1891 ,499.
Result, Sj3,S72 miles more Of trans
portatIon and S1.767,650 reduction in
cost for 1882 a. against the same items for
1880. The cost of steamboat service TO
June, 1882, was sj74,019, which was a de-
crease compared with the previous year Of
S179,14S. The cost OF mail.messenger
service for 1882 was S724, 207; for 1884 it is
SSj0,0OO. The estimates for all items OF
transportation for 1884 reach the sum OF
S2j,493,120. The appropriations for the
same item for 1883 amount to s26,04l, 900,
showing decrease Of Sj47,SS0 in favor Of
1891, including the additional expense re-
sulting from the growth and development
Of the postal service.
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The Ninth District.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
WYTHEyILLE, Va, October 1S.-Messrs.
j. Hoge Tyler and Connally F. Trigg,
members OF the Congressional District
Committee Of this district, met here to-day
and adjourned after adopting the following
resolution:
ReSolred, That the chairman Of each
County Committee in the district be re-
qucstcd to meet with this committee at
Wytaeyille on Friday the 9th instant for
the purpose OF consultation and with the
hope OF securing united action in the pend
ing canvass, and that each chairman bring
with him at least one gentleman to Join in
said conference.
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Meeting Of the General Lutheran
SYNOD. &c.

PrrTSBURG, PA, October 1S.-The Evan
gclical Lutheran synod OF Pennsylvania,
Ohio; Virginia, West Virginia. Maryland,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
New Jersey, met in Allegheny City to-day.
one hundred and Ten delegates were pre-
sent. and more are expected. Professor
NJ. Lay, Of Columbus, Ohio, president Of
the synod, opened the sessions with litur-
gica services. and afterwards submitted
his annual report. The synod then elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
President, VI. Lay; Vice-President, Pro-
lessor c. II. l.. Schultz; Secretary, Rev.
G.. Huebner. Routine business occupied
the rest OF the session.
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virginia News.

Tho PulasH Fair opened al Ne"oer"
,.oI,nrdav and continues to-day.
lanes Cua, tried in Alexandria for ma ma
,;c ?oI shooting his wife, has been "o-
coverol burglars who had robbed inc
r c' 81 Mr. IIains in Danville' were CAP :.
, sI1iI % on Tuesday and the stolen property
recovered. = p;ch.
pt Rev. J. J. Keane, Bishop G 'n H Htcp
1T; ~" = announced TO preach III ma =,
llntteSyilIe next Sunday. ne WIZ m " in
rot, I%,.e eye nil upon "The Bible o"e'''O" III
Our Day" .-, yos 70.
ON Tuesday night a telegram WA, was u lr
oo U in Petersburg annouhcihG h, iI his an.
eeiye ov " would not be able to MT ms, nus br
MasS ,,sent there last night, bu. .l nav IN IN
p ''""id speak in Petersburg at Il i'''' ~" -
the canvass. " ,ho . &
u" us,cal association, called the ~ ~
A " somewhat upon the same i1cd i; IL
cec'l ,s,zart here, has been organl~gg ou .,
ne cr,oIk with the following om To,hot Wake
Barron nresident; Albert II. Grand pEro afs
vice-l Tbomas X. Bell, secretary; rioi'''''
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Sons of Tcni,erance.

PETERSBURG. VA, October 1S.--The
Grand Division OF Sons Of Temperance OF
virginia. at their annual session to-day,
elected Il. Bruce EyenS, Of HenrcO county,
Grand patriarch; J. II. Winston, OF Rich
inond. Grand worthy associate; Isaac John
son. of Richmond, grand scribe; Samuel
Logan, OF Manchester, grand treasurer :
James II. Harris, OF Petersburg, grand
chaplain. W. Isaac Johnson, OF Rich
mond, and X. Bruce Eyens, OF Henrlco
county, were elected delegates to the Ma
tional Division OF North America. which
convenes at Ocean Grove, y. D., on the
second Wednesday OF July next.
The Convention adjourned sine de this
evening to meet at City Point, this State,
on the third Tuesday of October, 1888.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO The DISPATCH FROM ALI. POINTS.

~sshinrsen News and Gossip-Oc,os.r
EARNINGS or the Norfolk and we.tern Rail-
'o"a-"eetina OF the American GasIisht
Assoc"uon-A Wiscs Fiour-MiiI
n"rm-Meetins OF Sons or Temperance in
re'ersoure-fire In Gadsden, AIa--The
fuohr Health Assocts ton sse milling Of
onivcrsaiist General Conventien-The
Disp'<c Over the Arlington Estate-Poiiti-
cal Assessments in Oregon-FataI Casually
ut worcester, Masss-RaiIroad Wreck I'm
New Jersey-Parsuit OF Nebraska Murder.
ers-Hemains or Miss Fanny Parnefi, &c.
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The YelIOW.Fcver.

NEW ORLEANS, October 1S.-The ImeS-
Democrat special from Camargo, M t,,-
saws there is no fever in kelkenosa. lhere
have been over hundred cases there since
the beginning OF the disease, ana Ten
deaths. Among the sick is Antonio Avn
rado, mayor. o..o,or 1e
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, OCTOBER %
There was one new case OF yeiloW-ieNel
TO-DAY. the patient being a Mexican ia 1,
come from the interior OF the S'ale; m,
quarantine between this place anu roi
Brown is off. The status OF the dlseas ~, ~
Camargo and Mier has not improved Inc
weather is warm.
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LYNCHBuRG :.

Ii NCtaBURS. Z
oPheAiio-k AtLRoAb APPOINTMENT - TIM,
fMK-oRof REroRTs-rcLrrlcAL ixrEIIi.
Ioorcsroadence of the Richmond D,spa,cn,
oesoREe is, 1852.
shortly presented here by an amateur Co..
ISny ci local talent under the direction 90
Mrs' 1ehn W. Stone. Mrs. Stone Is In
kichlnouo 10 WITNESS the Presentation az
the opera there, so that s,hsa NAV s,@, '' w
points which may prove of caniial ,s sJ,,s
sncc TO her. '''S'S'-
l. :. Brown. Esq, who recently r,.s,..,
cd hSS position as general TRAVELLING ans,,',
al the Norfolk aud Western and Sh~no,,
doaii-Nalley railroads, has been anno;rSed
gesoral western agent 81 the Virgins Nh
lind railroad. with headquarters nj Jvn,h-
lUTg.
The rush of entries for the Lvnchb,,ro
Fair Is heavy, aud The prospect OF q ycrv
full exhibition = most favorable Iists
are pouring IA by mail from all the sur-
rounding counties The repairs at the
grounds are nearly completed, and every
Thing will bc in good condition.
The crop reports from adjoining conn
iics are more favorable than for wears heforo
\ prominent farmer Of Appomattox saws
Of the tobacco crop that "therc will he
over an average in pounds, and very fair
shipping leaf in qualify"
Rev. John Vi. Dawson. who is now can.
wasting the Southwest will speak in LYNCH
burg again on his return. The Straioh,-
oats are actively At work in this district
and il they had a fair campaign fund !
Henri Rives would bc the hindmoSt man
in the race for Congress As il is, he will
he badly left.
Several days since maSS-meeting Of thc
CoalitionstS Of the city was called ia or.
caniIe ward clubs and TO hear an address
from Clay Grigsby, acting secretary of the
state Board of Public Instruction. The
First Ward was represented by six ne
crocS, the second by eight negroes. and
the Third 10y thirteen negroc>. Grigsby
was the only white man present beside uie
newspaper representatives. and he was
ashamed 10 speak until the reporters were
excluded. BEAUMONT.
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The Irish National Conference.

LONDON, October lS.-The TmeS's Dub
lin dispatch says: Not only has the Con-
ference excited no enthusiasm. but the As
sembiy was composed Of elements as hetero-
gcneOus as the programme was mutiia-
riOus. II was only the skilfrl hand Of the
chairman that sometimes prevented an open
rupture. Di>ScnsiOn was shown clearly
enough in PanelPS open statement and in
Davtfs prompt rcjoinder. and the tone Of
bitter emphasis wherein the latter spoke
betrayed the feeling Of man aborine
under disappointment. which ne ,trug-
glcd TO suppress.
,idy. the delegate from Manchester to the
Irish National Conference. was expelled
with insults and threats from Shat body for
moving an obnoxious amendment.
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WASHINGTON, October 1s.-The case OF
tle owner OF the Arlington estate
AGAINST the United States, for the re-
covery OF the value OF the properly, wna.h
was seized during the war Tor the non-pa!-
ment of taxes, came up in the supreme
Court to-day. Judge Westel Willougnp!'
of Alexandria, who, with the sohcltor-
General, will conduct the case for the GOV
eminent. made the opening argument
General Lee has an array OF counsel, com
prising Judge W. L. shipton, OF New
York w. j. Robertson, ;. Ferguson
Beach, Leigh r. Page, and Francis L.
Smith, OF Virginia.
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. Railroad Smash.Up i'm New Jersey.

ELIZABETH, y. j., October 1s.-This
morning freight train ran into the rear Of
a coal train on the Central railroad at Gram
ford during the fog. The locomotive OF
the freight train was wrecked and the ca
boose and four cars OF the coal train were
smashed. \ number Of cars are of the
track. The engineer OF the freight train is
probably fatally injured.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
UE BIG ELEVATOR-LARGE HOTEL. AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.


OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
OCTOBER Is. 1882.
The foundation Of the grain elevator was
commenced about two weeks ago. and the
work j. being pushed very rapidly. Mr..
!. NJ. IIaZcltine. president of the COMPANY.
ha, been here for the past three DAYS
making arrangements for the rapid adj
vance Of the work. 1t i said that the CT
uacitv II the elevator will hc 1000. 900
bushels. being one Of the largest structures
Of the Kind in the United States.
The Zig hotel i rapidly approaching
completion, and is expected TO be finished
hy the middle Of the spring. This fine
building j. % be supplied with every mod
crn convenience and invention applicable
o. a hotel. and will rival many Of the first
cla,, houses in larger cities. II j. situated
Oh q beautiful blutf about one hundred
Yards from the shore, and from it. cupola
can bc seen one Of The "rmde,t views ever
witnessed. and considering all Of IL natu-
I'll adyant. re> it would certainly not be
foolish % think that in 4 few wears il viii
le -omeUhat II q rival Of the Hyocia. The
'TIlyet,o House j. also well arranged.
though Not - large a. the biz hotel.
tlal-pocket> are being constructed.
which. when completed. viii hold 1000
ton. They are being built on the most
substantial plan. and will enable shipment,
% ~ OOH in case anything happens to de-
tain the ready shipment OF coal from the
mines. They are in close proximity 10 the
coal.picr. and 30 arranged as TO load coal
into ears q, quickly a. it can he dumped
from the ears into vessels. These are the
main mechanical improvements here at pre-
sent. and there ar minor ones too hume
rou> 10 mention.
Il j. useless Tor NE 10 speak at length OF
the prospects Of Newport News becoming
q prosperous city in the early future. a.
evidences Of that fact are seen every day.
Dixie.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

LOUISVILLE, KY, October IS The rcgu.
lar annual session Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers convened in the
Council chamber at the City Hall this
evening. There were about two hundred
delegates present. The session was taken
M in organizing. Grand Chief 7. VI.
Irthur presided. \ largely-attended meet
ing was held at the Opcra-House this after
noon, at which Mayor Jacob delivered an
address Of welcome, and Grand Chief Ar
thnr resnnnded.
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France.

paris. October lS.-Thc imports Of
France for the past nine months. as com
pared with those OF the same period last
wear. increased 99.O00.000 francs, and the
exports increased 2iG, 100000 francs.
Threatening plaeardS are nightly posted
on the walls at the Montceau les Mines
and threatening letter, are sent 10 many
member, OF the Mines. There have beer
several arrests. including that OF Bordat
the principal ringleadcr, and a notorious
Anarchist. The trial OF twenty-thre'
rioters will begin at Chalon, on Wcdnes
day next. The indictments charge all tho
prisoners with conspiracy to wage ciyi
wm-a crime that is punishable Will
DEATH
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MULES FOR SALE.
COURT ORDERS.

VrIRGINIA-IN LOUISA CIR, UT
Y COIrRT CLERKS OFFICE, >EPIhhbEh
o5 1852, II VACATION; 80 -
~ H. Taliaf.rro and William L. smith, partners
un,rr the style Of H. u. Talaferro 80" sha
Ge0rge :. Lalhr0p, dong business under ""
.tylc Of George \. LathrOp to..-'.''i Aiuuh''
u. y. 'friee. Rice z. Cammack' and jane hole-
ran. trustee 'hN'N"' "
u cHASCBRY
The object OF this suit Il 10 restrain ana en(oin
the AID defendants and ali other persons. thSli
,yents attorney. or AL gnees from wtsiiiS SELL
~ or otleFwise disp posing u certain ptfsVna
nronerty aud effects IN the piainuGs bhi hien-
iioned-fn wit The household ana Kitchen iurnt-
mo and the btr-rOOln Hstnres and supplies Ia Nc
Lonse. occupied by said Tnce or his tenaal, AZ
Inuisa Courthouse. and other PERSONAL properly
ihereiu referred % aud also ~ restrain TIE saio
/ dcfendant Rice l.. Cammack, from NEGOTIATING
( IA NJ ding away the negotiable note Tor rliOsO
a. me i,asf deed In sald hlll Of the plaintiffs NJ
erred 20 secured 70 him and requiring the sheriff
az he county la = ccrt.ip event 10 take charge OF
I tbe aid personal property.
! Aud afhdsyit having been made ana hied ult
/ Tho defendan,, Rice 4. Iammsek, u n0n-rvsldeht
~ Nirginia, lt u ordered thai ne dc appsT nv
| within one month after publication on tnis ofhet
ones a week for four successive weeks w W. nisn
pOui Dispatch, newsTaisr p'lhisshea ~ VIC ~ (,
~ Richmond, aud do What " necessaf, !" p'"s's'
| l,is interest IA this suit.
A eopy-Teste, .,eoxs c,.,t
| SAMUEL n. PARSONS '"fA'
f'retr - ga 1850 : .----.--.-.
Sc 2c-fhiw
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a beautiful Sight.

4 celestial spectacle, as beautiful If not as
,,.anderfuI ~ the comet, was seen in the
stern stern sky Yesterday afternoon and last
nm The crescent moon shone win
ov ( beauty, the whole Of the unlllii'
SiInatcJ nortion of the disk being visible
III ,'ofIoctino the earth-Shine, and few de-
=! oost of il was Venus, blazing IKE q
gie I'll on on fire. with the splendid frst-mag'
nitude star Antares glitterng cIose pestn,
her. Anybody who intelhgenlp VIZ co,
the movements OF Venus ana Tue moon To-
the next few days will get clearer MI ,iar
INTO the structure OF the soar 81 IN tSM
a l"'y book can give.-Lp'ch6'"9 Ne~S' io"
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Gathering OF CharcoaI.workers.

CHATTANOOGA, October 1S.-The United
states Association OF Charcoal-W orkers met
here to-day, General Willard Warner, OF
Alabama. presiding. The attendance l.
large. over one hundred members beng
nresent as the representatives of the bulk OF
the charcoal furnaces in America. This
morning merely informal business was
transacted. and this afternoon the members
,xere taken around the city to view the dif-
forent industries. At night business
meeting was held and several important
1nners were read; after which reception
va" rendered the members. They leave in
fine morning by special train to visit the
southern furnaces.
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Tho National Cotton.PIanters Associa'


LITTLE Rock. ARK, October 1s.-The
Vationai Cotton-Planters Association met
in annual session last night al ine state
II, house n Large delegations from all the cot,
,y% ONE was delivered by Judge William
W pose 81 Trkansa., and replied to by Major
Rpeckenridge, Of Arkansas. After appoint
;n ~, the necessary committees the Associa-
ton adjourned until tonight.
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SFOsA tiitsbst ikS.
IOlIN l.. WILLIAMS,

IOIIN /. WILLIAMS,
STOCK-BRO Err,
1914 MAIy STREET. RICHMOND, Va,
Offer, for sale
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PVIo-
MAC PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC STOCK AND DIVIDEND BONDS;
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE FIRsT-MORT-
GAGE 7 PER CENT. AID PER CENT.
INCOME BONDS AND PER CENT qua
RANTEED STOCK;
RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE GOLD s.;
PETERSBURG RAILROAD BONDs,5sand GO
RICHMOND CITY SIS, IS, aud -.
All investment sccuritie, bought and sold on
commission eZi-is'-uS i"f"
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New Egyptian Army.

ALEXANDRIA, October 1S.-Rocruiting
for the new Egyptian army IN, COM
monccd. The total effective strength will
be twelve battalion, Of infantry, two Of
mounted infantry, two Of garrison artil-
lery; two squadrons OF cavalry. each 400
strong; six batteries OF artillery, with
1000 men and four guns TO each; 100 en-
ginecrs, 4 transport and ambulance corp.
Of 300 men. and two regiments OF gen.
darmerie, numbering 700 men EACH There
is under consideration proposal favoring
the importation Of coolies 10 replace the
natives ~ army servants.
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. PROCEEDINGS NOT YET couvrx,,,,.
r',,,. Nsr I'VE ACCUSED EpiToR--IN T,,r ,,ra.
loDf OF TIE POLICE. WV
81 Ions, Mo-, Ocfnher -
S SUN, Cockerill, the SLAYER Of Colonei a w
ssNback, still occupies n coli IN ~ ~ W
poVse OF police headquarters NJ No ...,s,
~M sworn out for him, and he is s, ~ ' s,'t
So,onTs prisoner. The trsfiuo,v y'' ,a, e''c
LOT the coronerNs Jury has l,rcn co.
s.oeAs pun IN shape, and Is ready tor - :
proStTu,ing attorney. II is very yolu,, sno :
vuS ana accordingly IL win take come ,;,,ao
a u' na. 10 give the papers that c.arcf,,, CIV
a l Which ihc importance az tbc,-.So
o',s Hence no warrant was e,ror,,
om ,o-uay, bun u Is considered a matte 80
VVu'se 'hat tins Will be done to-rrorrc,r VI
~ is now said that Colonel Co,,'e',,,,
nMhus do not anticipate anv oroot d;a,
my on the question Of bail Co1onnl
'.o"gc, one OF the attorneys. said 81
'ue uetence do not intend 10 Inc in .
5siiSS. lhey will leave the prosecute, ."
w al the pushing that is 10 he done - ~
Always 'he case in matters Of this kind
PRIVILEGED PRISONER.
While Colonel Cockcrill is nominal, oc
o"ps lug prison cell he is treated ol,nos,
a. "n honored guest. His cell door is onc,,
, .huS giving him at all times the frcedom =;
VI. S5oirluor'. A visit to the cell reveals ,
Nonullon OF affairs not WHOLLY devoid y;
S1iinori' The prisoners own private sin.
&c pea Is on the north side Of the room
a"u on the south side, on the stationory
peheb, are placed his toilet articles. rcfres5,
ilen's' and number OF baskets ~ hor-
Y"e.S sent by friends. 4 large easy cane
ehalr is used by Colonel CockeriJl INC
surnkcy Is all day kept busy admittIrN and
seeing out the friends Of the prisoner and
.herc Is continually at his cell a host of
doris. W ~ wv 'oiI'-
GOSSIP ANDCURRENT RUMoRs.
mere Is great deal OF GOSSIP and tbe
an Is iaden with rumOrs of what will han
pen. III Is said that the Slaybacks come 81
hghting stock; and there NAV lie a worse
'hing IN store for John Cockerill than a
snort term in the Statcsprison. 4 necu.
mar feature Of the situation to-day was tbo
display OF feeling toward the Post Dis
Pa'c"' saw IN one case a gentleman DUR
chase a copy OF that paper. and immediate
~ another party offered him half dollar if
he would not read it. In the course OF re.
poTtorial investigation OF the case to-day If
was learned that COckcrill bought the re-
NoiVer with which he killed Slavback ONLY
about an hour before the shooting was
DONE Special TO The Ne,r York Herald.
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NEW YORK. October 1s.-Conqessional
nominations were made i'm various States
to-day, Is follows: Charles L. Thompson
by the Democrats OF the Seventh Massa-
chusetts district; George ID. Robinson by
the Republicans Of the Twelfth Massa-
chusetts district; Lyman W. Coe by the
Republicans Of the Fourth Connecticut
district
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Call for R0usla.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 1s.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury issued to-day the
one hundred and eighteenth call for the re-
demption Of bonds OF the 3 per cent.
funded loan Of 1881 continued at % per
cent. from August u, 1881. The call il
for 200. 900, and principal and accrued
interest will be paid at the Treasury on
the 18th OF January, 1855, and Interest
will cease on that day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. OctObtr IS. IetE.
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock (B. c. ut So; 90 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at 67s; 10
shares Chesapeake and Ohio stock at rs 10 shares
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
at 391: $4,000 Petersburg Railroad Glass Is .
bonds at 70a: $1,000 Atlanta and Charlotte in
come 6's at 10.
SECOND BoARD.-1.3Oo Richmond city SIS o..
at 1909; so shares Norfolk and Western prefer
red stock at 81, 100 do. at 81; 10 shares Rich
moud and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company stock az 36G; 70 shares
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stoc K
at Al. 10 do. at s1s, so do. Al Al. 90 do. 4Oi.
10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 25s. 0 do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-19
Political Assessments Illegal I'm Ore.

PORTLAND, OREGON. October 1S.-In the
United States Circuit Court Yesterday
Judge Deadly called the attention Of the
grand jury to the law in regard to politi-
cal assessment. and instructed the jury il
any violation Of the law was found that it
was their duty to indict the offenders.