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Brief News Items.
nj ne PRESIDENT will 20 TO IIavre-dc. Grac
''is week on q cunning expedition

-. nc PRESIDENT will 20 10 IIavre-dc. Groc,
'"s week on cunning expedition.
General Bradley T. Johnson Il canv,ss
ing Tor the Regular Democrotic - az :.
day. ~ i'o'"ir On Iues
Auei'ne Patti arrived in New YorI
uesuay, after stormy voyage. in tbe
steamship Scrvia. - '"'
inc cable steamer Duchess o; Mari.
DoIough having completed The rcuairs r.
Tuesday. - " Nv! "c''
The Grand Lodge OF Masons Of the State
W. ~, georgia met Mt Macon on TUESDAY.
mere mere was large attendance. Grand.
l'S''r y. /. Wright made an address.
). \. Vail, Frank Cornish. and d. Van.
! uefgaN, The three Young men who vvcro
arrested in Philadelphia about ten davs aro
on thc charge Of using the mails for illr~qI
purposes, were on Tuesday held fo baiJ in
T?'2VV each to appear at court.
On Tuesday the GasligM Comnorv y,
NeW Orleans Informed the civ Co,inc,I
lllal on account Of the non-Davmcnt an tbo
part OF the city for months. and with no
prospect for pay, the COMPANY viii atom
Sth. ' ''''i No'ch'pcr
me coinage executed at the United
9'a,cS mint in Philadelphia during October
asgrcgated 5,997,20O pieces. valued NJ
f-'iZ@'loo: This amount was made up Of
9,,2VO eagles, 100000 silver dollars. 10
w. v aoo Dimes, 100000 iiye-ccnt pieces. and
100000 cents. ''''
a. meeting viii be held in Washington
Wllhlh lew days OF classmates - tine l,tr
ACCOMPLISHMENTS DE Long 10 take
@V'I3h upon 4 proposition to ask Mrs.
ne Long To allow the remains OF her bu.-
nahu 10 receive final intcrncnt al fine Naval
Academy az Annapolis, Nd.
me Citizens Committee Of Philadclpbia
nave decided to offer $4,000 in rewards ior
me detection Of frauds ut the coming clc.-
non. II is said that Governor IIoyt vii.
preside al an Independent Republican
meeting in Philadelphia this week and
speak for Stewart.
The Womcn's Home Missionary society,".
Mrs. Il. Il. Hayes president. spent fine On.
TIRE forenoon at Cincinnati on TUESDAY i'm
consideration Of the report Of the commit
Tee on candidates for missionaries. and
adopted schedule Of question, 10 be u,.d
in the examination OF candidates.
Az Saloon-liccnsc> in Iowa CITY. H.. cv-
pred Tuesday night at midnight. It is
reported ihat mos, 81 the saloon-kccpcr~
rendered the amount Of their licenses for
the next six months TO the Mayor: but be
would not receive them. claiming that BE-
does not wish to violate the State law.
several families Of colorcd people. num-
boring altogether some fifty persons. Of all
accS. sailed from New ork on Tuesday in
Inc Ship Moayia for Liberia. Africa.
hen they arrive there. each family will
ho given twenty-five acres OF land and Shell
ter and provisions for siX months. after
which they are expected 10 become self
supporting. Since 1869 over 1000 colo
ni>'> have been sent from This country TO
Liberia.
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Tragedy Paris. Kentucky.

PAGIs, KY, November 1.-Burt Scully,
the wcl-hnoWn hor>o-irainer, was shot and
instantly killed last evening ~ Hooker
silver, in this city. The parfic> lived on
adjoining farms, and the women Of tn, two
iamilic, quarrclcd about some turkeys.
sherman Stiycrs, aged seventeen. brother
Of IIookcr. SHOT the turkeys, which were
claimed ny ScuIly', hou~chccper. lc,tcr-
day Scully returned from the Memphis
races, ana hearing of the case and mcc,ing
yomg silver, in a spring wagon. hc took
him ont and boxed hi- ears. When
Hooker StiycrS heard Of tli. he placed hi,
shotgun in hi. buggy and drove TO town
to meet Sculy. Upon seeing Scuily me-
called oul TO him, and ScIily started to-
ward, him. lut when hc cot within f"w
feet 81 >tiycr~ the latter deliberately shot
him dead. ~cuily, according to to>ti-
mony, was unarmcj. stNcr- Wa- arrested.
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FROM Huckipyh,

'i-"lo LAWLEsSNESs -- FOnCu,Tv ,,,.....
me WHITE LADY TEACHER ne r,,,
Noioktp SClI0OL-OTHER Pot ,r1,,, 'uh
TER-CROPS, &C. V''iiOAL NAT
correspondence of the R,cb,,o,,r,
DIANA MILLS. October % 1900
u Is reported that > very un,ort,,,n -
"""'oh SAooting affair Occurrod n''',' ,'''u
JI""! ch'rcA, IN this county. ON os, 81:
""H evening. William Fout,jnn mo, ,iI =
40 man on The road and dcIibo~ato1. " ~ ~
u n Gown. Ihcmcgro's name yvos w. ,'"s
49," 'on' lie only lived about G,tcc, 49,, 49,,
W. amer being shot. some saw fbot i I'''r
nn,' Was dcranged. and other, thirl, u'n,
Nh>key had hand in il. There sno,,, ''' 4,
nave oecn no dispute or quarrel and ~, ~
AnoN iedge OF any bad feelings b,yino, o ~,
Nul between the parties.
we had an outrageous Interference ,,.;.t.
one OF our public schools a week cr -"
since; The school for colorca cIidrnn
n''u NcilWalcr had been TAUGHT lv Air.
ian>cot; several wears. with The a;,,rny.ai
Oh 'ne trustees, and faithfully disrbar,,i,,1,
",i u"'! 10 The patrons. Some Of the col
v''u people wanted a colorcd teacher. anil
mere was colorcd woman who wantrd
."' N'"""i. Accompanied by three burly
"'~lo llen, she went 10 the echool-housr
VINO tac school. was i'm session. and d.
nAn"ed That Mrs. Tab>cott ,hould yoc,to
n.i pace ana give it OtAc c0lorcd Teacher
N"c refused % do so, and they tnrr1tcncd
10 thrust her out by violence. With this
savage threat before her, and she a belDlc..
"dN. she left the house. hat tool, the Lcv
"l'h hcr. She appealed 10 The trustee.
VINO mel al the SChool-hoUse and ;ound fine
negro teacher IN possession Il the school.
nc trustees closed the school. Thi, nr,-
.chng-;hc result Of ignorance al law
"hQ disregard 90 ordcr-dcpriNcs the more
"Iuefly coioryi members on the community
oil me benefit 81 school for the session.
Another attempt - a similar character
was contemplated upon school taught hv
MIS-. Chambers, near Eoliins'> Landinr. INT
lho>a engaged IN il wisely concluded. from
what had been the late Il the preyiou. at
lCmpt, that j. had better be let alone for
'lc present They, however. expressed
i",r determination TO have if ali their own
way next year.
Nr. Williams. the postmaster at Diana
Nils. WAS called upon lately for mn a.~c,>-
mont 10 sustain the Malone party in Viz
2inla. 10 which hc did not respond. and II
may hc That We shall lose our oiiicc, rs we
have no one o.. that patty in the vicinity f.
take it. We shall wait and >ce
\ laEse number OF cattle have died OF
nurIain I'm tie lower part OF our county.
Itc disease has reached some noighbor-
hoods thai have hitherto been exempt from
il r.Nagcs.
The farmers are about done seeding
wheat in thi, ncighhorhood, tut We hear
of Soho in other places Who have Just BE-
gun. They have been kept back ON ac-
comt OF tho scarcity Of labor. The corn
crop j. turning ont well. and Il j. thought
to Zee abundant IN most pat, Of our county.
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9itllmand 1ispateh.
MISUNDERSTANDING ., 1889
PETERSBURG.

cry RECEIPTS AND ExrRNnrrr,prs- ,,,.
PRINCE GEORGE ASSAULT CAsp--rrr,, .n'
prRG VISITORS 10 RICHMOND.
Correspondence OF INC Nichmond Dispatch
NOVEMBER |. 1880
The treasurer reports that the cash -
...ir.> al The city from all Sourcos H.
Ne month 81 October amounted 10 50 {
S,.2S. The auditor reports that the cxpon.
dmrc, Of thc city for The month were 81
100.
pr. \. Il. Stands. OF Prince Gooroo
county,. who was recently 80 seriously a.
suited by party whom he had forbidden
,a hunt on biz farm, was in the city tSd.v
/. = ,ii.l SUI ring from the elects ~ III,
;rja.ic,.' lie hears an ugly wound on ,ho
'... and hi> lett arm Is partially paraly7cd
r, ne blow Il received in the ot;cr,,,
81. .e 20 project his head. W. i. stone ~
,hi, civ. j. The party CHARGED with No.
s.,.,,r. liz. bc has 80 ior managed n rlrIo
arr.,t.
The weather is unusually warm for Tho
..,>ar. The farmers are rejoicing over n
hanover. q they are enabled to gather in
f..i- cotton and save The remnant, Of tbcir
tobacco crop.
p, = stated that the cNcur~ionj>ts who
1.r This city Yesterday morning for RicL.
,,,r.. With an CyC 20 possibilities tooL o,,,
s.Hlmi policies amounting in the a,,crc.
-tr fo $4,000. IL, u them have return
tl bono safe.
I.e Petersburg Division OF Uniformed
D., 20, y pvihia> returned this mornjno
-~s.', pleased with thcir trip % Richmond
-- tro Nni-Jily COurjC>iCS shown Them by
..ir brethren 10 the Capital.
R0NIN tnsrp
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France.

LoSDoy, November 1.-The Daay Neics
has the following dispatch from Lyons :
There Is great distress among the OPERA.
tiyes here, rs the law makes no provision
for them: and want tends to make the des-
titute desperate. A meeting was held Sat
urday to arrange for the organization Of
pubic workshops for their employment
and for the distribution OF relief.
Several carboys OF nitric acid, number
OF empty shells, dynamite-fuses, and other
explosive material. have been found near
the garden Of the prisoner Beitz's house.
Bietz formerly had clandestine Dynamite
factory in Geneva. His niece and two S0i-
d,$Gnt gardeners, supposed to he accom-
plices OF llis, have been arrested.
Lyons, November 1.-The books Of the
chief revolutionary organ herc-H Efend-
ara Notwithstanding been seized un-
der Judicial warrant, that journal has tenn
porarily ceased TO appear.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
30 TBE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Inc Tennessee Legislature "A Domestic
BIOL Ends In Tragedy IN Kentucky
caught in Bcar-Trap and Starved 70
Death-A Congressional Candidates With
drawal -GOvernor Uendricks's Condition
More Favorable -Friabtfnily-FataI Ty-
phoon; One Hundred Sailors Drowned
The Disturbances in Trance-Egyptian Ar
fairs-Death Sentence OF Political Crimi-
hais Commutcd-Arrcsts in Ireland. &c.
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WEAR WHAT ONE MEMBER or
THE PROFESSION TESTIFIE>
TON OF \ BROTHER MEMBER.
THE PROFESSION TIES

sir. Dawlcy la, been Ga the drug business IA the
city of Providence twenty-five year a. clerk and
proprietor in good standing, and knows whereof
he aerms Ed.
Mr.. -. 4y-: For many years ! lave suffered.
intensely at times. with what Is generally called
rheumatism. When first attacked ws- confined
t. my bed and could not walk a step. could not
bear The weight If me bcd-cloihc-, so cxcruciating
WAS the agonyI endured. / always noticci that
before the attacks came on my lJdncys we're af-
f.c',d: before thcrc would Pee palm in my limbs or
amy -wcIline of Joints or Limbs. thc color &c The
,ccrc,lon- from The kidney would Doe very dar,
and the odor strong and fcyori-h. Tho last attack
va. very severe about i've years ago, and / was
confined % The house several weeks. and Wis W.
aile to attend 90 hu-inc .n three months. During
Tic time wa. confined ~ home and the time oi
my cauyalc-ccncc employed tour of tac best Ice
for. ih4t could obtain. lat none OF tlcm enFc lnc
r.rnanont rc'ic, far thcy di not 20 work 40 TIE
cause Of thc trouble. iaFin. been acquainted with
tl,a uI,prictor of ~ Ms liNilp lonEiim" /
WAS induced ,y lin to give il rial hoping hat y
,ri,ht roach tIc -ctt Of the disease; and after
taking one bottle found my.cli very much ina.
pr.,,d. ,ud after tsi,inr the second Wa fccllng
i..tior than had after any Irc'.o attacks i'u-
,i,. many months pr,yiYu, to taking he RENE
by INV hand and fingers " uld hc much swollen
ann .fin every morning; my left side ia ihe re-
o'on Of stomach and spicen "as very lame |nd
.,,,.itiyn. AZ times vouldhc taken VITA .c''re
c.,ulns over the spleen, and ie o"nteti ' Apply
,or-,..rd or Cayenne Tor Temporary rclj wa
,.,., ucryou, nights and could r0t -lcep: WAS
nl,iecd 10 hcycry particular in my dlet' ana my
pIv.ical .ystcm was sadly domora'iled' since
i,,yo taken HUNTS REMEDY sy-tcmai. c'liN a!l
rr,.o filing. have changed. have no -"oilc"
hand. or limbs no pl,ns or crtni in Tie -'ne'
.", o,t an kinds Of food. sleep ,oundiy and get
thoroughly rc-t.d. and my kidneys arractiNe ana
perform their func,i promptly i""- ~'"'". "'
RHO -y-tcm au The poisonous >ccfci"n- ""ic"
c,nt,m,n,te the whole system where ne kidney
d,rot act cAiccniy Ny friends VIVA. III NJ =
pr,irDY Las done for me il will DO for al al
Won. believe 80 go bo the only sure cure Tor "l'
'i.,p.e. OF The bidneys, liver, and urinary organs
Respectfully j. ~ IN " -.
no 2-Thlvl ~a&fu 4'f hI"'' 'l''o.'
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| the Nosto,. - , -
was t bcs ,", OF The Mecklonburg bar II,
POSSESSED . T i, OF old Virginia manhood 81, az
which .,,, nose qualities Of head and ic S,s
man 1 M; rather than rcpe his fo mca
hone is Mlie'he sister Of Colonel S,o,
survives ,Jh%,r n an advanced agc 's s,i1l
died bcr n" ,, very pious old lady o,.o
man vao, sost.rday She came TO ihis ni Soo
OF IT., >T's before the war with ,be fd pdTc
Thomas " Yr brother Of the late Ja ""'
SEEDING r -, have been made for tho
ToSa"eS, %, large crop Of whoa, tbis ,e 'u'
cron ., l nr all been secured, and was , t.
c Gop 81 splendid quality. A maSniG Gas a
catho ", corn already made and no," ' ho;r
Ti"ld I, 49,, cotton backward and \ sm,iicss
!'c'o 'han crops OF previous vca r " S'''aI'cr
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KNOB PosT-OFTIcE. TAzFwELL co.. Va.


hNuB FoSI-OflicE. lAZEWEIL CO., NA..1
October y, 1882.
70 hc E}dor Of the Di>pd'ch:
I'm 1876. while at the Virginia Acricul-
tural and Mechanical Coi'cgc. went with
the rc,t 81 ,h" corps Ia tine state Fair 10 do
police duty. and while ON guard one day
some trouble arose with man who had
stolen into the grounds. md in the >cuile
stabbed him with my bayonct. Possibly
YOU will remember il. ! WAS arrested. and
taken before the Police Court, and after
som" al ~quabbling was acquitted. Being
thor. o aid i'm keeping order. the Agricul-
tural society employed Mr.. John :. Wis
10 defend ne. and. am sure. paid him
Vel for his services, for see IA the TlGht'r
and I0rmcr of February, ISL, the pro-
ct,diN-> Of q meeting Oi This Society.
wherein II says 1.-The matter OF the lawyer =
f.c I'm he case OF Cadet Ward was then
considered and provided for and then
f. co.~ on - say more. which is personal
to myself. and which need not hc quoted.
Now. when NJ. John =. Wise was mar
iny bis canvass here this i!ll he told several
ucorlr of tine circumstance. and SAID, as
soon IL nc found ouf where ! va, from hc
came up and offered hi- services free of
CHARGE" and hi,fricnd> are telling me that
tlcy don't see how ! can vote AGAINST hlm.
/ DO not know what ice hc received, bat
llc book, % the Society will show ana
Colonel Knight can testify to thc truth OF
my statement.
i dislike very much to De forced into
Urbl,r rriut. bat do NOT care Ia ict such
a fss.bood a- hi, go uncorrccicd. Please
ike Til, place in your valuable paper
ana very much obii-e - u. NAN''
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= "FuIl aud free BALLOT in South
Carolina.

W4sHTNGToN. November 1.-The follow
ing telegram was seat hy the Attorney
General TIL, afternoon:
" Impairment Of Juef;ce. I'oehiagfoo.
November I, $50 -ljsa'om ElTbc,
tmiod states NQ.stpi. Warlcstop. $. T..
and 5. ". melton, Iaied states IHorpcg.
Conmbjo. $. T.: The attention Of this De-
partmcnt has been called hy commuuica-
lion from parties ut Lancaster Courthouse.
:. g.. TO The probability that tie recent
homicidc> there viii tend TO prevent q full
and free ballot at the approaching election
in that county for member OF Congress.
Give your especial attention 10 that county.
Report 10 ne the situation. and spare no
pains in the due enforcement OF the law,
therein At that election ior member Of Con-
grcss. [Signcdl BREWSTER,
Attorney Gcncral."
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Tisc Asnai2ailaied srOu-Hen and The
Uiii-NHHCrs.

CHICAGO. November l.-1Ae representa-
tiyc> Of d., Amal-matcd Iron and Steel
Workers, President JurcI'. and the mill
owners have been holding another meet
ing. There Va, o difference "a, first, hut
an agreement WAS finally reached last nigh.
on the scale oi q reduction 0f ID per cent.
compared thpreyiou- price. The work
az, are, however. firm i'm demanding that
Til, agreement bc subject 10 revision on
Nav 1T. The miil-oWncr- are equally firm
in demanding that the agreement should
cover the cntr" year, and the conference
adjourned again without perfect under
standing.
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tA''hl ''.' ....',','....-
-..r
'i.'i'' a.
'''.''' woe -,
i--t--NiLIL. 5 30. October ~ -.
lt zlGr-~ion- ~ Tie people oi 'hi
county .rl Charlotte % which nave lis
. assure me Tia. thor, BIAS been si','i
.ne politically ln pUhH- >ehliili' tl' :, ~
--.i 90 thc candidacy OF Hon. J'An T.
Massey. Those DcmocT'1 VINO were IT.
...u or q tle oui-etof the cam.nl IN no"
.n.-'s advocate his election. ll' ""
l connection VIII JOIN l'','''
Roanoke j. often quoted. A. sou h''' 49,
-..i recently. 81 l. related 81 , nm 1,.'
- fle lol, -n.n Who dlsil@tu Ni
.i'a personally WalN,l ~ '',.' Wv.
f al.. Mr. Randolph, lhiuhih- o. an w.
-9 for rc'onclila'ion' "''I'U '.,' ,'l..d
band. Who refused II, -Ay ih-, ' '''','
~ .-e cause you relrc,'h'' IN" I'' '0'''
~ 'r principles nol i,''n' ,... .o.,o.c
There J. every moic"'on '':"' a., .,c-
'..' lc small r.: Dom l,i'". ~ ,'' Inv.
-.n. i large number OF Dol" m c|;i;-
leld their capiall 'I;n,,.nt
'.l-t meetings app"lhl'u ~ ''i' ,crv
iI luft- in thi, colhi. "", 80. t,it
' '. fhU'',' ''N,' ltd in tbc
-.N. interest ia, btvH mann
campaign. ,, Co.
Amec;lng Of citizens Wa' heIu n'Ic ~, ~,
aa; 10 enlist Interest and support a@r ,iL
Atlantic and Danvi'Ie naToM owe &C. ''', 81
N.. Captain Thomas y. JGhIe,' w -
.td "a. chairman, ana y. i"l'n'''' in,
" Advance. ,ccreiaIE' ~ 'V' ~ ..|i,-
npored at the lat ,c''lon % .'t f. i rn1 il
h'ure. and its protector PIolo'Vi in ~ l9 mr.
nom deep wajeron the JAM nl' III s ,,.
through The countie, o. suiLf' ..,'. and
'ilen1lii', BIuhsWl'h' " .' ~ there
H.liiaN 20 DanNilie' 'oh'ir,,'"7 cxtrnd-
WITH the nairow-gaugc -!s''in' ..ot,. viii
mg 10 Cumberland Gap \ 1 T,csd w ~
oe taken At The election neA ,hl " co,riy
'ae 7ih November, whether per-. ' in WENT yT
.a'i subscribe o,'''vO '',I ,d i''' 10 Dc issued
hNe-ycar per cent. DCn .G - ~ ti'c capital
WHOM the ro3d y conll,s.'U Used unani-
''ocA; Ee,olu nor .. WEI" 'lsemc
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a Brigand Chief on the Ram,are.

LoNDoN, November IA Tiitis telegram
OF Prussian origin from Van states that n
brother OF the brigand chief MANNED All
was recently arrested for attempting the
Ire OF the Governor Of BiXliS. MANNED
Ali, with his followers. attacked the prison
ut MaIlh, where his brother was confined.
During lhe conflict prisoner was killed.
hahmed Ali was repulScd. but was after
wards reinforced and renewed the attack
with success. He secured his brother
body, cat OF the noses Of iailerS, pillagcd
three Armenian villages, violating several
women and killing the males, and carried
of large number OF cattle.
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coot News from, Allegheny.


lII4f.lIlifN ~ nv iii-
At LOW MOOR.
Low Moon. VA. October y, ls>-.
r.. the Ld;for ofHc Dispatch:
Nc,,r>. Dorman and Lady were. blIlcd 10
moi, here on saturday evening I'>t Ia ,,-
h.lf Of the CoAlitioni~t-. Lady was unH9i'
A. appclr. sending as substitute Il VII.
Penn Of Botctourt. soon mier MAJOR
norman had commenced his speech Harry
Trucker. oi stanton, arrived, ana a>h'' i,
I'm. - division Of time. which was reiu>, tt
nv 10th Of the gentlemen; Whercupoh I'M, .,,
crowd adjourned 70 another pi"cr' S",'
o, ,O entertained for an hour 10y I1cN'T
" A. one of the most eloquent spcsehhrr'
have heard during the campaign M ~
n ,'it sneakers "norafcd" 10 not more more
fhan cleIcn.colorcd people ana TWO t " ti,yt
n 'n1I mi, was, a, far &. learn the ii[s,
T",,ncr,tic speech made IN the count!
.;nr,. fine canvass began. c.,.;,.to,
Unn. Ran. Tucker speaks 3" Gov ~ ~ ' ''''
n Triday next and whilst there Is i i,,,.
,..rch noi.c the Democrats are M"i mn; =,
' iI,tIr and steadily. and AIcsha.ny W. III y
49,, .',l~.'o Tnckcr and ''the Har-on ~ n =
Ln"J.onr majority on the ''h o. . No', q"
ItT.
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Eytp(CG nv Mr. rupIi.

DUBlIN. October AIT tie Wicklow
Sessions to-day an iectmcnt writ war
granted II the suit Of Mr.. Parncll against
three tenants named Ebhs. Kavanaeh. and
Brennan for non-psyment Of rent. The
farms they occupy are on The Ayondalc
estate Of Mr.. Parncll, and they owe four
years rent, amounting 70 Gl19. y decree
for the amount was granted.
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Ms1sitIrlN

New ORLEANS. November 1.-The Pic0-
tpiae'S Jackson. Miss, special say: -. VI.
Roanc. independent candidate Tor tongrc,>
in the Fourth district. ina speech at Macon
Monday announced his withdrawal, SATIN
ne intended 10 vote for General Griffin,
Grccuback,r. and advised his friends TO DO
likewise. Roanc OPPOSES the reelection OF
II ID Nancy"
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Conclusion Of Danenhowcr.s Story.

WAsHISGToN, November 1.-Lieuteuani
Danenhowcr, in reply 10 questions asked
him by the Jeanette Board Of Inquiry to-
day, said that If he had been in command
when the Jeanette was crushed he would
have taken sixty days ratlOns. and would
have made at once TO the coast water: then
II the weather bad been rs good rs il j.
usually 1t that time 81 the year he would
! have made for Bchring Strait, with
the expectation Of meeting some whaIer or
relief expedition. To the best OF his know
ledge and belief no consultation Of officers
was had 10 consider what would be the
best course 10 take on The retreat until Ben
nett Island was reached. He heard that a
consultation took place there between Cap
tain De Long. Lieutenant Chimp. and En-
sinccr Melville. In his opinion. the delay
which occurred at Bennett Island and So
meonoiski Island was unnecessary and IL
advised.
Question: ''Ii YOU had been in COM
mand September 9Th. and had succeeded in
getting the ship ont d The lead, what would
you have done next"
Answer: ~ would have put the ship in
winter quarters on the coast OF Siberia 20,
near south Of Wraugcl Land as possible,
and would have sent ont Sled parties TO cX-
p'0rc the coast
question: HIVE YOU any charge 10
make or special coMmcudation 20 oi.,r Is
10 any officer or nmn conn clcd with Til,
cXpediliont"
Answer: - have no charge 10 make
against any officer or person connected
with ihc expedition. believe every per-
son did hi, best. A. 70 special comnon-
datiOn, | would mention -camon Nindcr-
man and NoroS: also. seaman Herbert
Leach and fiSt-Cl1s- Fireman james II.
Bartlett, a. well as >DaHcn IiDnry :. War
ron and john Cole. The above named
were leading men during the retreat"
This concluded the examination OF Lieu
tenant DancnhcWlr.
Chicf-Ensinccr Melville viii Dee called on
Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-02
WIncilesfor Aroused.

SPECIAL tcIcgram % The Dispatch.J
WINCHESTER. VA, November I.-Ex-
Governor Holiday is now addressing
large audience Of Democrats. judge Al
len and Colonel Whitehead have made
s'rong and -eqthusfng speeches. Colonel
Thomas Smith and Colonel Henry Peyton
speak tO-niglI. Graas enthusiasm nreYnils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-02

BosroN. November Last >pring a
named Goodcnough left Green
willie for the woods at the head Of Moose
head lake. in Maine. Last week a >kclo-
ton. supposed TO be his, WI, discovered
with both hands caught in bear-trap. H.
had evidently got caught in the trap. and,
no assistance being near. died Of starvation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-02

Epzvporu. No,cmbcr .I.-IHe UslIel :
hhHhho' w. ,i,e Russians are preparing to
r march to ' Frzcroum and Van; Turkish .s
.rO O are |T have been ordered thther:
more orr, oa'r' n II Btiis, sixty miles west Of
Van me na soT been destroyed by fire.