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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-14
ChancerY Sale Of Real EAtata-

-
No. 246a, R Chancery Court of Shelby county
III Provine aud j J Ammonette' SSm'rs
Of ? Steward, Iced, VS.. W B Stewart
RY virtue of an in~terleoutOry decree for
~ sale entered in the above cause on the
and I'd day Of June, 1882, l will sell, AT pub,
10 auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the CLERK and Masters office, courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, September 20, 1882,
within legal hours, the following described
to-Wit:
Certain real estate as shown on platNo. l of
the subdivision Of estate OF Il P Stewart, de-
ceased, Of record in NJ. B. No. 8, page ga.
etc, recorded Novembe %, 1866. to-Wit:
Lot No. 10, containing 81 feet front on 0OoY-
gia street by a depth of $50 feet.
Lot No; "a, containing 46h feet front by $50
Lot No; IS, containing ASH feet front by $50
Lot No. 81, fronting IS feet on fernando
road.
Lot No. 40, fronting Ss-7 feet on fernando
Lot No. SO, fronting IS feet on fernando
Lot No. a, fronting S6-7 feet on fernando
road.
Lot No. IS. at the intersection Of fernando
road and Lau dgrdale street. 30 feet on Her
nando road and ,l7S feet on Lauderdale street.
Reference is here made 70 said plat or dia-
gram and record Of cause for more accurate
description, etc.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
This August Il, 1882.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, DC. & M.
Wilson a Beard, soPrs. 14S 10
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

HAVING qualified as executor Of tho Last
IL will and testament OF Mrs. Kitturah Havs'
deceased, all, parties indebted TO her estSfe
are requested to pay the same 10 my atter.
ney,s. P9stoR \ Position, Memphis, Tcnn., and
sttLng Yisln against u to file the same with
B. +. DEBUTTS,
011xv Executor OF Mrs. X. Hays.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-14

Envelopes, Xxx, high cut, cheapest
in the city, at LEDGER jcb p.iutiE,
office.
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LOTTERY.

The Public Is requested carefully to nesioe
the new and Enlarged Scheme to be drawn
monthly,
Tickets only e5. Shares In proportion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-14

PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and Job
Office, 10 Madison street.
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now THE VOTE o

Asked the reporter: Judge Man
gum, if all the charges made by the
Republican leaders aud telegraphed to
the Globe Democrat we're true, would
the result in the county be affected,
as shown by the voter
HNoD
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-14
THE RAILROAD BONDS WE'RE IN
VALID,

Bad complexion restored with GIenn's
sulphur Soap.
HilI's Hair Dye, black or brown,
fifty cents.
pixies T~OOthache Drops cure in
one minute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-14

1867 Prises, snountin Ia. .a265, 500
Application fer rates to clubs should be
made only to the once ofthe Company in New
Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, civ
lag full address, Send orders BY express,
Registered Letter, or Money order, Addressed
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-Insolvant Notice.

pS-orders for every size and quality Of
Newspaper promptly filled. 1907
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-29
Inc Dueliists.
ICo-espoudei,oe u The Richmond Dispatch
Cr.r.-e--r . \ sr-r-r,r u Liz " 1s.l

TCorTespoudeice u The Richmond Dispatch
CEEISTIANSBURG. IA. july -. lSs2.
A. the telegraph informs you tonight
the Grand jury found a true bin against the
rarties 70 yesterdays duel. The parties in
iicted are the principals. Captain John :.
Wise and Mr.. John :. Crockett. the So
conds. Judge Ward and John :. Crockett.
and Or. Moore. n Wytheyille. Captain
Wise. uhv.ician VS. not indicted because
III. name could not be found 0ut. H
came UP from Richmond on Monday night
A. Won were informed Yesterday. L Wa
not thought - fri thar zn Indictment
could he made oul for 1ck q evidence.
TIE tram on which The duelli-t- reached
hcTe arrived about daylight. 0r . little IT,
iare-an hour when no one 49, stirring
and a- there Was no suspicion o. LIE meet
in-. tie chAnc-- We're al 81 favor u their
carving ou- their purpose un1Jservcd-
I H. point chosen was secluded spot. ON
a. sight of tl@ road leading from the depot
u Yellow sulphur SPRING. Though there
,gere several gent iemeu with Captain VIZ.
zone - them went 90 fbl place o. Meet
ing. AL remained 10 -he depot except the
PRINCIPALS. seconds, and surgeons. Colo
mel Browuin-. the Governor, Secretary
NJ Ballard. II the Htig. md perhaps
others. were before the Grand !ury yesieT-
dav. bur pleaded ignorance % The afI-ir.
4 number IL others We're examined, III
Intellectually. To-day. however. z Elan v-as
.acrl--d yyho vas Oh his WAY % the depot
Yesterday morning and met the due'is,s.
He knew some u th- parties. suspected
their desi-n. and when III fight came of
wa, close enough 20 her the frlnc. His
exact testimony your correspondent j. III
..l De- l. r9ve. IL addition q This evidence
:le Commonwealth Attorney. Captain
Ceor-e q. Junkin. asked to-day ana o.
tanned an order from IL Court upon tie
operator ~ the depot i0r ieleerllD- sent
yesterday morning ~ members q Captain
Wis. and ferha-S 4 Nj. Crockett,
rsr-r. These kilograms were delivered
end laid before the crang jury. What
taav were hs, not transpi-ed. tu, II seem,
fba- ia connection with the other evidence
obtained they supplied the -,r,lnc jury VIA
Il. tbsv required q, t..sl, ioT az iuoirs-
uen-.
Tbe trial. T. &. thought. VIII take place az
Tho next term q the COUNTY tctrT--n A.
--llst. Their j. g li1 renee - opinion here
even amor- the LAWYERS ~ g. tur proceed. .rt
q -he courT ia rle mater - 1he -ele-ra1i-.
on tbe ono hand II j. held t1a, raeT az -
.scredlv PROTECTED iu the hands % Tie iele-
~rarb coriranv O., sealed letters II The mall
Pr contra other. and among them our
Cont. think tha they may and mus De
produced when wanted III evidence Their
IN. - b. decisions and arguments >u>-
.ainiur holh views. A. a. which r coz
rect this deponent satin not.
MONTGOMERY.
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MuLRORO, SPRINGS

/ lCorrr@soade3ct OF TIT Richmond Dasrstch.l
july -, lss2.
This Is quiet bu; really charming little
place. ] say little. because Il cannot ac-
eommodate more than one hundred, and
there are now about foTty-Sye here-adulfs
and children, the latter tseing mostly bows
and girls. Among our Richmond people
Are Mr.. Wellington CIOddin, wife. and
granddaughter, Miss SzDds: Mr.. james
I. Gray and family; Mr.. Talley, wife, and
dSughieT MTs. Caflin. Mr. Mcleod aad
family. Mr.. Preston Belvin and children.
Mr.. Frank p. Hill and children; Mr..
Armstrong, ION. and daughter. q Balfi-
more: Mr.. Dr. Price and her daugh-
tor, Mr.. Hzw, q Hanover county:
NJ. Hugh Means. wife. son. and daugb-
ter. Of Ashland. Ky: Mr.. Russell.
81 Ashland. ky.; Mr. Fifzhugh. Of Rich
mCnd, Va. The drives and walks are
pleasant. and the scenery beautiful. The
Wallabaiooa springs are about one mile
distant. and the fine alum wafers are kept
here for The guests. We have also a good
sulphur spring and plenty II ice, and our
fare far above the -TUmbling point. The
Blowing Gave. about . mile from here 20
called from the current q ice-coid air which
literally blows from IL mouth, 50 that II
you blow yoUr breath i l. condensed
n il j. during frosty weather. wa entered
by four sturdy explorer. about : O'Clock
one night. They went p far s. practicable
and returned about | O'Clock II night, sad
der. and All speaking for one wiser men.
We have frequently rad fires here night
and morning in tho raTlor. q say parior
lecause one gentleman IN Richmond upon
Icing told this. said Yes. know you
did-in the kitcnen."l Yours truly,
WINDY COVE
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neuf was not IN order on the grounds stated
nearly all the COMMITTEES amendments must
be ruled out upon she same ground be
therefore raised the point q order a.
against the pending aiDendmens reported
by the COMMITTEES.
The Chair CMr. Davis sustained the
point. and ruled In elect that al the
amendments by the Senate committee
changing the House general legislation
were out Of order under the senate rule
prohibiting such legislation on sppropris-
ton bills.
A long discussion followed. in which the
rule was denounced BY Mr.. Hswley and
others a. Unconstitutional. n IL preeluded
the Senate from amending OF changing the
bill IN the features referred 20.
With : view 70 testing the correctness Of
the ruling of the Chair, and 10 reach
definite construction % the Senate rules
touching the point Al issue, Mr.. Gail sp-
Dezled from the decision, and the Senate
on a division declined to table the appeal
The discussion was then continued by the
parliamentarians q the body. Upon q
vote being ordered some confusion wa
spparen; a. 70 the form on which the que
ton Of order was 70 be decided II WIS
agreed 10 te.St the sense o. the senate upon
the ruling upon the CONN uees amend
meut dividing 40 surgeons on the active
list into three classes. The Chair decided
this 70 be ont If order. a. involving gene
"a legislation, and this decision was sIls-
tanned by the >enaie-yeas, -; nays. Il.
An equal number Of DemOerats and Re
pubhczns responded AYE" The con-
mittee's amendment was consequently d.
agreed 70.
The bin was proceeded with a in Com
miffee q the Whole. Amendments making
changes IN respect 70 the retirement o. Ia
Va officers and promotions on the retired
ist. and 20 allowing any vacancy among
rear admirals 10 Be filed 10y the President
nomination Of captain a. well - q con-
nodore. were accordingly ruled out The
amendment making the prohibition against
promotions 70 commodore immediately o.
erative instead Il upon July !, lsS3. a.
proposed by the HOu>e. wa objected
70 BY Mr.. Williams snd voted down
by jess than 3 quofum-l3 10 Is
Various changes BY the committee in item,
q appropriation were agreed 10 without
debate. Several amendments were passed
over informally. notice va. given 81 cther-
20 IT, hereafter offered, and the remainder
q the committees amendments being
adopted without discussion. the bill went
over till tomorrow.
Messrs. Hawley and Allison offered re>C-
lutions amending the rule % that amend
ments 20 general legislation placed upon
appropriation bills by the House shall b.
in order. Referred % the Committee or
Rule.
Adjourned.
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COALITION COMEDY FEaF oEN4ScE-TiiA
FEuPLE's Rank - ETNESEAL-PEE~1N Nal.
a..
tCo--c@youdclcc u tie Richmond I'isua5ch..
JUN =. lSs3.
There Va q Ir-t-raie comedy perfo-In-
suc. az Holcom5c Hal la.f night, the 1eca-
.iol being he LeCting Of The C0ali-
,ouis-s u I'll. ciry for tAe purpose u -
lec-in- four delegates - represent Lynch
bur ia The Congressional Convention,
which meets August l6-h. Tn en-
ta--afpment ga. characterized 1y the
Customary displays o. ignorance and Vlo-
lenre. Aut fJr e W0L1er pulled through
without . general kuGc6-dOWn-an0-drae-
out row. JuGge Latham presided, and
seemed cutie ia biz elema "a. our de.t-
.-a.es were appointed. Is follows 4. /.
La.ham white for city a barge; CHORD
~-arie-p white. Fir-t " ard iii1ul
Merchant fco'ored- second " ard, Jordan
Merchant .calo-ed. Third y TG-a-- dyed
ir--ae-waol Eiho1cite-. The meeting Was
carro-@G ~ about SO negro and score
u r.an white men. ard The Ele- lar,l.L
W.. greatly Dr. fhf minority. before lAr
crowd adjourned NJ. Malone 1uFt-liv
ro,-rla.rer. who ha> recently hi0Hined MO
: fuH-nedged political cAquer. presented
and hld Adopted Q series oI rtN'iHtloI'
aeknoyled.1n- himself and a->eci-.' =.
black and white. Gu Pre- iu tUI COMMUNION
and svmrathv Win -talwart Eadic-..isl1
ard cu.0-izin- rhe head-boss. Collector
I've. understand. made no In. II
Lyucllur-. LU expects 70 derive las en-
fire strength in the convention iTom thV
eouuti-~. lie has seventeen uf-lr-als>
pledged 80 i2r o. only iouT for General =
ho-1-
Tbe People. Bank. Of this city, whleh
Ia. jus; been converted into g national
hank. was organized in ls6. With e capita.
s-oek n 81. 900. which h2s Teen increased
70 S305.30).
NJ. Edward y. Eulank. q popular young
railroad clerk. was married a. TIE H.
Barti,t church "Wednesday evening 10 MIS-
Id G.. Latham. daughter 81 ood'ht
Latham. deceased. and ; sls'er o. our
iud-e-elect. Rev. L. T. AcTee VA lAe
Officiating minister.
NJ. Tnouas r. Stearns has been elected
book-keeper II The Commcrcial Bans c'.'
Robert l.. Camden. resigned. Ihe uiFcci'
or viii this afternoon elect teller ID pace
a Mr.. Saunder~ 0'Neal, whose resisl-lioi
takss effect August 1T
Mr.. George V. >coviLc. late MANAGER -
tb- Arlington. has gone to Charloiie' y
= H. take charge Of the BufoTd hou>f
ftSe old Metropolitan. which has been ei'
Iarrrd. renovated. aud newly equippee,o5
ON The eve Of hi- departure Mr.. >covill'
vs. rendered = wine supper 10y 'he noe
yues.. and presented with handsome =
Of gentleman's iewelry.
Mr.. ?. \. Kris, the banker. o. Tins CT.
has hen elected vice-prc-ident II the Bon
sacks Machine (ciga-etIel Company, Ah'
Ne.srs. Krise and Schaefer directors.
Ni.s MARY Tucker Marin VIII en'eriaii
u with her dramatic Rotations mex
week.
Tbe weather here for the 2si seyera
esys has been insuGerzbly warm
BEAUMONT.
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CALL ruE sEVENTb hi-lAltl NoA' Il 80
gCzNIxC OF TIKI KAxSEY HoCsE--sAFEHA
AcCIDgST<-BRIEF TTEN5-
gc.,rr~Sr1uas.nce u the Richmond AhSEaicA-l
july =. lSs2.
Cautain james BunlGzrdncr, JT'' eu0
chairman Of the Democratic County Ionr
rasfree- has issued q essll for meetings 70 ~
6eId on the 18th of August % send Gs7S-
IL 10 the District Convention, winch
r,sefs In this city on the 18Th Of mex
,',-,,,.t "a nominate q candidate for Cob
-. O.,ite 4 number OF gentlemen have
teen spoken d n connection VIII TIE
narnfnatiou. among whom are Judge henry
q AIItn. Of Shenandoah; Colonel Z. l.
0.Ferran. Of Rockingham; colonel james
n sEtnner. Meade +. White. Ed, ano
1-uss,n Ianes Bumgardner, Of Augusta (;
nj Taussiu Micsiah Woods. OF Ale
marie a. p.v.,
ON saturday morning lart the Ramsey
House belonging 70 Mr.. John II. p..la'. 80
and sstliated about three miie- Hol1
Wsxuesl,oro', was burned, and All ils con
tenss LOST. IL was occupied al fhs tsms chis ~
! sr,ors5 ruap and his izssiiy, an OF snoa1
wrrt absent al the time o. lssf Oua1il1e
The Grim q the hrs i unknown. m
MIA. gusa Lancaster, nsosber "a 1lIs. -
r. Rxrt,y. Of tllis city, iDei VIVA $500
Sali Oh Tuesday evening. bxasf inlu,ins
hrr hin. ard ryok4hiy fyacsuria3 neoe.
uossrd Shea, son a Mr.. " niiam rEeh
J q ~ y:.::ssz<.::;; 4 MINI ss'es, = sa'
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Senator HnI's Hopeless Condition.
III. TEKEIBLE srFTEE-SG And CHRIsTIAS n
slGNlTION.

WASHINGTON. july 3S.-An Atlanta d.
patch say. l. modern annals there ha-
not t,een q death 20 full o. horror. - that
which benjamin Harvey Hill !, now suffer
iur: nor ba. The TeSi-na-i0r and Christian
philosophy exhibited been excelcd. Slow
IS dvi1. 4 one u the most io4th.0Ue n
d->ea..,. b. i VI cheerful. patieni. AMI -
,iyned. Tn patient j. put % sleep every
nigh; about O'Clock with IN lypoderIlic
injection u morphine. and doe no. awake
until Il O'Clock tn following morning.
Three -rain- % morphia Are administered
daily. the patient never being allowed -
come thoroughly from under j., iniutnc-.
Hi food consists - mia into ~ ulct ilt
voItS - e---. have been b--.rn and @ little
whi>key added. About three quart ~ ihi'
mixture 5, passed into the Patient it,
mach ever day through -ute. 70 roT'loa
= .he fluid touching Iii palate. In. ~
or. f9r .uch l. Z, acknowledged O. - ty I'D
but tho. Who have not had ary connection
win The case. Ia destroyed all. the tissue
- tie throat and mouth or -he let- side. a>
wei = the lower w or ul-ill1Nl -l--rl
bone. The opening / - 2--e tuai Two ~
three finger pass freely up into the mouth
from below. aud the Taia'e can " -fen
when the illrLl j 2. H. N'"A -"N
one approaches from tie feet; TIE
outer carotid artery j. exposed ana
che uulsa-lon i plainly seen: the >oi- y
connective tissue nas been eaten away and
oniv such tough. elastic Al stance -
-1r1u8.. tn walls - The ar,erT ~ III IL
tact. What j, 1T 4 the tongue !, ai-ac 10
r0 the ri-nt side by 8 very sender A-a-
meut. and the constant fer i that Z Wlii
become detached and al into Tie patient ,
throat when asleep. and thu END III sl-i-
ferin-. While yei sufficient strength exists
for further continuance - the contest wlil
The dread DESTROYER. h. mouth is KEEP i.i-d
with absorbed and auIlscpic cotton. which
i. FREQUENTLY changed. - !, the dressing %
rbe outside. " internal remedy D, a."
given. nor has any been adilirl-terel since
Tie abandonment % The French cancer
ru-e. which consisted - az injection into
rhe blood q purified car1olic acid. tAs o'-
lot fein- 10 DESTROY rhe cancerou. tbs
In .be blood. \ final change. Il is low
thought. Wi. come from sheer exh-u- ,-Ql.
II ruorrhins treatment was suspend o.
would -oon ,iuk from the ELECT OF pam
Vow. all that can be done J. O. alleviate a.
suffering and prolon- the few day, iri' l.l-'
which. despite hi, terrible condition. le
seems 10 prize more than those IL which nt
gained nj glory.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL roIsI..

Congregational Preeeedinss YesserdaT-othel
Washington News and Gsssip-EIplssior
Of 2.seo Pounds Of Powder; Mneh Dzmax,
Done. bz, Ne Lives Lsss-Arress Of =. Chap
man sesie- she Alexandria EabexzIer, in
rested I'm Drroit-Tailzres fer the Pas
Wees-Exeeution OF Se<rs Murderer In
Ksntucky-Th. writs Of Msndamus In IN.
New York. Railroad Gases QaasheS-siIk.
Mill Destroyed By Fir, in New yerseJ-Th.
Egyptian Situation Arab Paeha RepsrteC
as Proposing Peace Measures &c.
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county, had the upper cad Of bis right
thigh-bcne broken on Monday by fzll
from wagon losded with wheat
Or. n. wsyt, Mn. John Il. Baldwin,
Mrs MARY Julia Baldwin. Miss Mary Crew.
ford, and Captain Thomas u. Ransom. al
81 stsuni0n, returned Monday from tour
Of several weeks through the northern
STATES and the Csnadas.
Messrs. Mcmahon & Green. the well
known railroad contractors Of this county.
have taken contract FOR Eve miles on 3
Kentucky railroad near Winchester, XIV,
and viii Al once move their forces 20 that
point
The yield 81 whest 10 the county. As I;
has been thrcshed ouI. has been very large.
Mr.. J. Ballard smith has Just finished his
threshsag, and finds tia; on sixty-tve acres
his crop averaged tweuty-nine bushels to
the acre. yox-
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M.RINE HNTFLIIGESCI.
PoET ~ EIcIDioNU. Irlr =. issz

AhEtVIl.
>,s1uer tricI go .r. Nnr.I.s u'-l >iaf-s
r-.... I-r.f-l ii-s. .- .4-sel- -.. B.. = I2irrl,
b. r...rre.-. .fu-.f. s.rs. T.--a,. ia isla.,
@. aaI Soar i1r hra-l. a-Nall-' 7ei--aa Corr
~-h.ane-J. H.Rsa1- t.a. Ph,as-lT3is- eraL
~.r..r.- Jane. d. IT, ---. PLi'4l-...l.- coai
e. FL h-ee--
-tILEr-
~-s-rn..5p Dil Uor-In.... walker. trN No-i.
tl-r. hands. af- s---e-.s'-- .. - AIl.A s. lt-
~..a.e- pi,p,,r. Pia,. rfi,s8-,pt4. u,e-rhar.
fI- and la-4fl - .. PA NO. 1rrrrE- --ef-
~c..or-- %. T. johnson. i.-.. hayanue- y J..
save. Cfegsp-4E. al1 nh.n EaiaaE Company 4,
vessel. l~Il. a F4rscr-
--aoa-er Eo.- N.DesttL Mii-r. ,iiy Poiu.-
-rsoon.- Wiu.asa Nors. Hr.,ssg. No-f,lk. c,4-
rlr-4f--sr All HlIo k-i.ra. CON fany, ses-ei
i4-ti- a i4rsr--
~cbosI.r r. Arcsl4-ir., sa5u. New York rts
jane river lu-rie A q.
CLEAEEr.
P-ir -wiG NOT T.sr.ss~.a. Gia-gJu, -eot-
AMI stoves. furll. 4 iiue..
B-g sl--y a.. ker.f.a 49,. Har-.ndorf. Tar
l- ~cait. slaves. r,;.- l-eA-
PORT OBJ NEWPoRT NEWs. t-iv =, les2.
1883 Telegraph.
AERlTE-.
~te.u.- Nr--halrf.l. N-ra--i-k. Nrrf.'k-
rl.--.-t...l-. ac. ra-es-tr-. tretf-.k ans ONO
~Ie4Er~ Llrlr. ~.i-ri.e-f. ~. Nlt fnir; sid
s. llltt.l. r.rr...Al 4.t ars ya--sr..r.- fl.e.s-
fsise e. Nli. Hla-t ."-- ferf 4a- .-i.-f .1
-,.ll.e- Pamll-o- u-ue. Ha-faiz. s,e-rhaa'.ae
4u4 .o.. Etrs- G.f..lFlaf ll- f.a. i-4l.s ~
'-aIs-y .lai s-liee 9a res--L-
sALLl.
~c5oane- -. r. BaIaey. Ealie- c0al. B-,okiyu.
schooner fIm fiu. Eli. lgt- ho-t.r. ca-l.
.l.-ii'aiat AEr Dllt is-l.T.. company
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A Virginia Emberzisr Arrested IN
Denver.

F.Srov. PEN. July 2s.-A dispatch 20
The Argus received here say ihaI eldhr,
Chapman Neale. q prominent iaWNer OF
Alexandria. "a. was arrested "A Dthe -,
Col. this morning. ny belec'i'e '@llir'
Johnson. q EastOD, on tn charge OF en-
hazzling So. 90 from " lii1m Ofa! don oi
New YORK: $50 from wldo" OF -Aie I>l
dTla. a large sum Of none! rom 1he al "a,
rerfelds. OF the same city anu 81 -
: thousand dollar. from . party III "eoI .
town. y. c. The totai amount ~ eIn = {,
element i about $4,000. heh arrested
he was in the employ Of 4 mining on pan
IN Denver. BE viii ie taken ~ RICHMOND
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Terrihle Povder Explosion.

CHICAGO. Ill. july 2s--Last evening .
workman II the stone-quarry on tDe north
western outskirts Of th- city took 4 can ~
uowder from the magazine and opened
with q cold-chisel. There were -.y.o
pound, Of powder in The magazine. Tie
workman left the door open. and stood
clo-e 10 il while opening the can. \ spark
from hi, cold-chi>el exploded ne can,
blowing the workman out Of further dan
ger from the explosion o. tn 100 pound.
Remaining in the magazine. which followed
Immediately. The magazine W. blown
mo fragments % small that they can't D.
found. and did no harm The force OF me
EXPLOSION threw down several people ana
.orDe bone. were broken and 3 great deal
u ras, demolished, but no liyes lost.
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Wit. If 4andamus Qusshed.

- =. snr,-erne Court. to-day granted mo
lion 10 quash the WIZ %, Hs,'' .1-. =
- -he Frie and New YORK Central
A. - ..,r,r-si then O. earry out the
,o - - ~ tbeir franehi-e. These were tesi
"a - = - S-angbt "a hasten the end Of the
long-pending contest bei ~ m u, a., 80 !.
and striking employs. Jla7e I.Asn., ~
hi opinion granting the motion % sou -
for the railroads 20 qliAsn ~ .1. ~. ~
the grievance vas prlv4ie Sne 80. -. -,
people had no Interests I in,o'v 80 bx e;x; NJ
uroper method Of procedure vi" ~ e'i
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WASHINGTON. July =, ISL
sENATE.


The Printing Committee reported >er..le
resolution for printing 5000 copies o. ui@
of;cial report Of the international Cotton
Txucsitiou Of 1881. Passed.
senate bin 10 provide for the publication
~ the tenth census was passed IL pro-
vides for printing additional copies Of The
rsnort of the population. agriculture, nan
,,,scfurers and mechanics, fsh and Fisheries,
si.torv 81 the national loan, and eompen-
SiTm 81 the census; and appropriates Tor
,h. ~, n,,ruose se7s. 600. II also provides for
ths dSstribufion Of complete sets OF these
r -, "a libraries and other public inso-
trtions throughout the country, Their aiioa-
men, 10 congressman 10 be distributed oy
"a, N, secretary Of the Interior, each senator
- be entitled 10 order fifteen and eaen
representative ten sets. -, a..
The Senate then took up the nayai .p-
nrouriafion bill, and the hiil was reao Ioi
sss;op upon the committee amendments.
I1nar an amendment which was decided 70
- IN the nature Of general legislation
nojr,t Of order was raised
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MESSING FAExER-KILLED BT A TErSDER-
BOLr-

Especial tesexrzm to TIE Dfsrateh-l
NoREoLk, Va, July ss.-A Princess
Anne farmer. named HzryTvye. has been
missing since sunday, and Is supposed to
have committed suicide
During tie storm yesterday afternoon
Captain Philip SimonsOn. Of the sloop Two
Brothers, was struck by lightning and In
SANITY killed az landing on Pagan creek
about mile below snithfeld. The Cap
tain was leaning AGAINST the MIST when The
bolt cane. which shivered the mast. and
entering the top Of his bead came out on
each side below his arms, breaking his
neck he leaves s.fznily IN slithheld.
The siocp Wa loading with wziermelons
for Norfolk al the time.