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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05
Society Elsewhere.
WARRENsBURG.

Mrs. H. C. Fike is quite sick.
DIR. George Cross has gone to Warsaw.
Mrs. James Ailor Is sick with dip
liberia.
Miss Mamie Rider il visiting friends
in Sedalia.
Miss Fannie Oglesby il visiting at
Klobnoster.
Mr.. and Mn. Chas, Shepard spent
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SOCIETY NEWS.

tAHy items Of interest suitable for this depart
Aent, from Sedalia or neighbofing places, are re-
spectfully solicited. We want Q vivacious, active
NJ towns tributary to Sedalia. Address ali such
ssmnunicstions to Rosa Pearle, society reporter.
1asoo o16ce, Sedalia Ne.
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Many loose their beauty from the hair
I ling or fading. Parkers Hair Balsan
fupplies necessary nourishment, prevents
sailing and grsyness and u IN elegant
dressing.
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p6The Scarlet Cardinal Red, Old
Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown. Diamond
Dyes give perfect results. Any fashion
able color, 10 cents.
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OSCEoLA.

Our home dramatic company has nm
derRene . renovation. The new orgsniza-
ton made their 6rst rehearsal Thursday
night.
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new home-Clarksville, Texas.
Mr.. Cyrus Anderson and v ife returned
from Colorado, last Monday morning, and
are at present the guests of Mr.. Anderson's
father, in Rose Hill township.
Mr.. G. w. Butler and wife Of Illinois,
who had been for more than Q week visit
ing the family of E p. johnson in this
city, departed for home the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Sallie Moss is visiting relatives
in Kansas City and st. Joe.
Mrs. Annie Hargreiier returned 10
Paris, Monday night, from . visit to Viz
ginis.
-Ms. r. n. Scott. Of Keytesville, was
in Paris, last week, visiting her many
friends.
Miss Evoda Farrell returned to her
home in Paris, wednesday, from . visit to
Hazard
Ariel ere company will give . grand
masquerade ball and social on Tuesday
night, Dec. rs.
Mrs. C. Fl. Hancs and daughter, Hiss
Minnie, Of Huntsville, spent several days
Of last week with Miss Lulu Breughten, OF
this city.
--Mrs. Amanda Wilson, daughter of
b. Alternately, Of Paris, returned to her
home in Yuba City, CAL, last week. She
vas accompanied, on her return, By her
sister, Mrs. Mitchell and daughter.
OSCEoLA.
Our home dramatic company has nm
derRene . renovation. The new orEsnixa-
ton made their FIRST rehearsal Thursday
night.
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virsinia Lad, Lo.l n So.

rs-r
SAL ->t" YRS. ->>iL h-,.-' 81 'i'-- rs.
" zrifo-E' " -i-si .> A-@ Way ii'N
I--1IA'i-L.
rns following j. ., ,aN-n from ;ae N''''-h
'rc'n.ln o. YESTERDAY ...,....,...,
Passenger, arr iu- 1ert ye-'e' ~, morn 'l.'
Ing ~ t8e by Line steamer ~. .i,-... A.
TAN white. oroe-h, he 80 ig' NJ. y-,
,aa' Mr.. annie Ha.nnr..n. VIC y W. W.. " , ~
BAN N. Hannah. d t-i' .'iy. l1 -2'' n,I
=. o. '4e .- l from .r 1'o a.c.ock IN 5lc
4ro- pa '.' ".'- -,. ..- ,i H. - s,.aIer WA,
I'D r-n-. ana "Aie - S yr;-.4,....,
between Pp-n'-No-Poni ana ID, " .. .....
Point Ia cae-ape-ae lay .+ I5e . or , .52-
stance, -u'rqlnens 'l. .'H0 N u l5s Si
SAD. Mr.. Hannah hanna [ '.}11 bl I'D mr. bad
!oymeai " -'. .,. - r.., I'm . 5.rra.-el
oeau t.r some uAs '. ,...,-,f M
--a., ot mind. n- 1er A-''-'ln ''-. ~
friend, thinking ma. . a -.| t LAY ,.,.
ar a-9 scene might :-.' prove, ', H. H.,nan
,'t4e- Def -- .,r-iruir- hi,
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srE op REAL EsT4TE-IhL -, ror>...,I
,.'.-, ,.,,-r,.--, orTg AIRY AND oI HE
-. Tr,NsrFE~ of REAL A-IAl|'
. ,.,.,. Of tho Richmond D.'f-
.-D'reai '''l'i''' OCTOBER 3. lss2
rg., c.,a,r.od farm. the prolfIt2 ~
-.otes of Richmond coAl--n''- ,.',-,t
-. .rd wing ia Casweh coui.. ..,,c-
~ IL srorn Dauvilie, WIS sou -, DOR
80 - ~ Mr.. A. q. ul''i
sl2.zJ per acre. - f,een serving
-. 4i,,,. a. clerk in the ID, - col.
mn, office hs. boen appo.,iii'S,sSs -. rorIu,ies.
-. o. Pirf.vlrania and HALIFAX
.,d ,,-in travel IN those conh' 1r,,.,;l5iny. re-
az - l,',,it.,.s on Public Bu4lu.Is .,ro
- -, 80 amount expended oh ' IL s,-
.cnool-houses. 20 prepare inoin - 30. Of
'o"VO ~ - Was about -
- 80, aJ.,.,, - "a was eNPeho,ce- ~ ina;
IL a. ,..hife children, ana ga 80;
for the eolored. il appe'rin,ss p an, amoUpt APP
'vi ~ - - Exceeded the ainO0. -,
~ .ov - - ,io,It 1872. 0roei IA -.
3aoi, - ,,.,.,.,c,,, Of that ainouhsi n
- 80 Iautain Cerst, me. -,
IN 49,, 49,. cammittee, voted Asl'i, a,.c,,s.
Is ..''' spt,,.rs ,Vas prolOhs -, s1..
nfoli0n ~. vac then mace lVi i.' a.
-'ol,' az - a,oui 500 for ths notior
pios's ' -. children. but ina. - txr,
i i there not BEING nH90''
third for II. .,.s IN the city La
IT. 80 90 whites, u coio 'l,s,,rer q,
,po - the hands OF The IL !, 80 .,unl,e
. -. ,,'a,.n, was q, 4gl.6i. lns esoht
- t,,ns,ss NJ the po0r-houss nc ed
Three had been discharged anu
mitsSd. s,ers az real estai
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POWHATAN COUNTY.

TlEESoNE TRIAL Under TUE CoUPCN-Eu.L-
ING AcT-DEMOCEATs FOR MAssEY-CRops.
ETC.
Correspondence Or the Richmond Dispatch
powuA7AN. Oct0oer I. ls22.
Yesterday Wa, our regular County, "u.rt
day. and WIS tainiy attended. q, il j. pro-
ba1ie that most of our people Were IN
gagged in TIE more profitable occupation u
pulling fodder and cutting tops"
The only bushes, before the court ua,
the third attempt M a trial under the cou-
pon-killing act. Mr. Milton McLaurine
had offered the Treasurer o fficcn-doiiar
coupon. and tHcreup0n arose the litigation
designed by The law. The fr~t jury sworn
20 decide the question decided tuat the
coupon Yves genuine, but the Judge 81 tbe
}ef1Ict aside bec~u~e AGAINST iaW and eyi-
ience. Iae next rour- tae jury WIS lun-,
md 10 yesterday tLt same spectacle va,
presented. When o result VIII. he attained
lo one c.n Toll. Captain Thomas J.. We-i-
ger represented NrIuwu. and Pr. iala-
30. t.c tol-Molu .alt..
There Was uo Ioluc.l speaking. Only
1880 Democrats I'D tlt -aur-. VII NOT vote
l.r III. Massey. WA.ls O. E.r-e number ol
~--r E.aal ~ta~- ST.. s--i. n al.1.
I'll. rr~ut @. ne wheat crop was so ,a-
-.~-.e-orV t. he farmer t.Ia. j. is though, q
much larger r..o.- at hand VIII be ,oNn
t--- ELL t.-r u~la- y.
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POTETOIrRr
I'M ~ flNCAsTLK-PE REVIVAL OF AN ON
"'ST"s-hTIE-TREEs IN BIooM.
i'"''espopoencc q the Richmond fyrna.ch

~ FiNNAS1It-REVIVAl. OF AN oil u
NNSf"A-hTIE-TREEs IN BLOOM
i'0'resl'ooaencc q The Richmond D,sna.chl
FINcAsTIE, October 9
ne cry OF Tire SATURDAY. night hetu-ne-
we hours 81 and 3 emptSed the rson,la.
non o. Fincastle into il siI,e,s tn.
Methodist parsonage gcolorcdl fwr.-s,orv
wooden building. had taken IRE in r. -.
sence 81 it, occupants, and the lrr l,aS ,r,.
Ten beyond control before II WIS disc,,.
cred. II was with difficulty that the Netb-
eolSt church. large wooden buIlsljnc me-,
by. was savc6 from the flames Pr, ~
excessive Stiffness q the a;muspl.ers aided
the eNtinCuishers IN their work and tbi.
saved Us from scene similar N fbsf -
~ ana 49,. when 80 many ~ o1lr ci.,.
.ehS were leit homeless and desola-e
NtD'T! o. bhosc Sctue, 10 doubt added Ia
the excitement q SATURDAYS ni.h,. ~, ,herc
l. nothing u0er than "a burnt .bil6
drcaGs the FIRE" >''''4
:. frce Nelson, q this place. left Fri
daY Tor ihc Richmond Medical Collere IN
INCA INSTITUTION be had received the ar-
'''n0iseut ~ state student Us the senator
from llls district. His two Younger bro
.hcI.. Archy and Hugh. left This morning
loT Philadelphia. where they VIII attend
business college
Al Luther chapel. about four miles from
l1is place, There Was a harvest racetiny.
ne morning sermon Wa preached iv Dr.
EcQass. Of Roanoke College. In the eye-
nlns Che pastor. Rev. Mr.. Marks. preached.
The church WIS decorated With all the
fruits end vegetables OF The season. I m
ders;ana this is q revival q an old custom
i1ai has been allowed % fall into neglect.
4 large crowd was In Attendance.
The premium lis; 81 The Boietouri 4 ri
cultural and Mechanical Association viii
appear tA., week. Premiums offered ar.
Ere-aie over q thousand dollar.
There is bloom on Tie apple-trees. and
tbe wiseacres ten us il portends trouble
ahead. Let the Lord send afliGion. but
from q continuation Of Mahonci-m. rood
Lord deliver us. and iet all TIE people say
amen ACTON.
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Fatal Runaway Accident in Nashville
Young Lady Killed.

NEW YORK. October IA Nashville
Tenn special 70 the Times savs: AT 6
O'Clock this "wednesday evening. while
Charles y. Porter. son Of Ex-Governor
Porter: Miss Alice Raines. daughter Of
Felix Z. Raine.; George Burton. and Miss
Laura En>iey. were driving in East Nash
vile. The horses attached 20 The drar in
which thcv were seated became frightened.
Mis- EnSley ieaped from the vehicle and
fell on her head. Mr.. Burton jumped out
fifty yards beyond and landed on nj, right
foot. Mr.. Porter and Ms, Raine> remain-
ID 10 the drag and succeeded in stopping
The horses after they had proceeded half q
mile. Ms. Lnsiey was conveyed 70 a
ne ghhorinC house in an unconscious con-
dinon, In which she remained TIL SEQ
O'Clock, when she died. Miss Ensley was
the only daughter of Mr.. EnOs Enslcy. one
Of the most prominent and wealthy citizen,
II Nrwrlis
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Foreign Noies.

To>noN October The ton~ui-Dt ne
~aI ~ iii, Argentine Republic here Wilirs
~ the Time, that DEE ha, received i-iiei
from President Roca declaring there j,
no+hing ~ Justify fear q an interruption
III rbe friendly relations between tut lie
public and Brazil 5.., ..
The correspondent Of the NioH1HI. ~
Dublin saw, he has good reason ~ behtlt
that the proposed Nationa. convention VIII
be postponed. IL
IoNpoN. October IA dispatch 10 Inc
N1lrs from Con>tantinopie reports tA9i the
-nltan i. extremely vexed al the departure
- Raker Pacha. Il i stated that the TO
vernor. of SMYRNA and Rhodes were oraeI'
ed f. arres, him. and the khedive mas been
commended 10 send him back.
ROvE. October The King ha- sisiru
5.lr.e di-solving the Chamber q l'eputle''
Tho election. for the new Chamber VIII D'
held NJ the end q october.
DrRrN. October 5.-One launl-ah an1
hi. vife. who are suspected Of benz con
nected with the murder OF Lord Mount
,norres. al Clonbur. County GALWAY SeP
timber y. 1880. have been arrested a
Cong. in thai county. ~.
- Pr.TrR-rrRG. October The TURK
iston Gazette state, that the Afghan troop
49, -evolted a-ain-i the Ameer
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PETERSBuRG

yEr PEANUT. CORN. COTTON. AM yop.cco
CSoPs--k fViA AVERAGE EXPECTED ~
AIll-AnvANCT IN EKAITY AND p,,>--s
WANT or pKNoCRATgc ORGANIZATION
yellow CByIIS."
fCorrvsponaence q the Richmond n,sns,,A,
ocroBER !. ISS2.
The sfock 81 old peanuts in this rosrt.,
+. almost entirely exhausted. and CON-
scoueRi1y the sales recently have been ver-y
hight The new crop viii soon l,e coiniUS,
In. IL ! learned thst the IEoSot.cts Of o.
rfw crop are very encouraging ana a
,ug average yield l. expected this year
From information derived fro,n NJ Che
counties ia this section. and in tina, r,o,Qfor
~ North Carolina tributary 10 fhis mara 81
f. 4. learned that the tobacco crop this wear
VT - fully 81 per cent otshe avcra.re- an :
thaf nc earn and cotton crops will he fuYv
-,r 10 Che average. The planters Ar, h,,-;l,
r1rz-cd in cutting their tobacco ~ Gas; a.
r natures. snd the greater portion ok ne
l~.cif tohaccc has already been saved.
cotton j. opening rayndiy under the
crecs q the present mild spen. A. IN
icuce q che laicncss q lbs crou. how.
ryl-. e may De stated that the reeeirss ~
.t.. 0,TT since the ii of SeDcr ber are
.-rac taTiec1 hundred bales s,hnd lhe
~a-t Yss fcr TIE bonding period Of
l2,f vcU.
Tho residence Of TIE la;c Wesley Gr-~.
IN south - rsInore street. Wa sold 81 auc-
.,r Yesterday afternoon. and WIS pur-
.la-e5 l,y Mis, Sal'ie Gricc for SIo.I0I.
Tli> property j. appraised on the assessors
book. Tor $500. Both property and rent.
hs, recently largely appreciated in ouI
CIf.
As c- fhcrc has been no effective or-.nl-
aston q the Democracy in this CITY. w
-..f some good speaker here ioa~au-e oul
r.arc. We have hsd no Democratic
.-r.ker during This canvass. and The OILY
.-t ve know q who !, O. speak here +.
bon. John Z. MASSEY, on The 18Th ~ Oc-
-s--. ~ which night Hon. JoHu Pau j.
s,a .-uou1ccd r. speak. And So. She pt-
r,.-..y O. ;be citt are united. and WIZ
s.r exceptions Will vote O.. rui' iu \ o-
t- tr IT Massey and Reese. Massey MI
~ MANY votes outside u tbC Democrat,
~t.
TIE disease known O. ''yclioW chills J.
--.ra,.in- % ,omt extent in the >outhsd,
counties. il g. g q malarial type. and ha.
--.r.f fa-a in several instances. i take
p. r.me from TIE iacr that TIE patient turn.
..---vel low after cLil. R0UN Ar-IR.
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The YelIow-Feyer.

BROw%svILLE, TEXAS. October 5.-Tbere
were nine new cases 81 yellOw-iever here
To-day The doctor at Fort Brown. with 2
lever nurse in the hospital. were TO-DAY
taken down with the fever. There were
SIX new cases at MatamOras. hut no deaths
to-day The daily death-rate in Nier i
from eiglt 70 twelve The weather j bot.
NEW ORLEANS, October d--The follow.
mr. dispatch puts Al rest the rumors telo-
ErarBed from Matamoras concerning The
health of Monterey. city Just opened mp n
trace by The completion q the Mexican
National railway 70 that point
LoTeto. October SOL. ". Stevenson.
Aei- Orleons; The city physician. on per.
-onal inquiry, assures ne there j. no vel.
low-iever IN or near Monterey. The city.
sanitary condition Il good. BY authority
Of the President and order q the Governor
q quarantine was proclaimed Yesterday
Throughout the state against ail infected
districts.
I>ieDedl ". Il. HEADEN.
SDrrig. Health Tn1uccfor I :
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.,,nss, Instantly by an lise
hiA trte shock

;,nc.rlau in the employ Of s IN r re- re-.
fi .l Light COMPANY aec ,.Siib he wa
sSining ths morning and Ss0 w a. the top
.isniy killed he wa o al werf ior ne
o. Ola p0'w when be received the sl ;~s c" ~
not liza i1n line l He wa taken down p sutton.
N I1 after being carried TO Tue II s''' both
short! The skin on the pains On. % hit i
hou5e was hanging in strps' , a. 1h and the
S Saq Decn scared Of Win hS eoE O Of intense
mans IA He wa married man.
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LTNCEBUEG


T--.Ef.AL -EL'llhs up PROMINENT YorNG
tH-i.'-- -' -',l'--h-- soy ttA- 'A
e->- q. iIL-Ei-LlIi p ef olflO BIS
N4H NETIt AFie INIKp - riFl'L-Nis-
cE---Nsor>.
.r --e-p1r-tare a- tae Eicin 'u- -s'a'r--
ocTolEE ., l>>-.
Tle funeral services 70 tle aie 'al.r-
= J.rt.. tle Young Lar Who w4~ r'lu over
--. -.Iel .y shifting train ou the NJ
.-- Is .>-err railroad I-e>s-I after
- .r. -,.s place yesterday from tto .r,'
-.-.rtsr.-u church. -ae pastor. Hev. Dr.
60. .rEs-c-. IL. sacred ,it.. v.-
-.u-.l -o i-- u--ao~, e4r..i-, r,urea
.. .-.~r C-Lc.--ul- .r-. and tae 'e1e ir--
.--.l was ua>- -tee,ir-. I-e --ce-~ a
- .-. e r-- uo-i i fu-r Dung -aea n
-.- joey --- greasy
Li- sudden .n- shoe e-i- -..
-- 81. .-.le- i--
, ---l-,I- ~ ---l-- .'-t
.-l t1- -~i.t NJ lis Friends
--.-t.- ..I -v.uLle a.. trr..r Fl. ,ra.
-.- a. e.l-r.l ,o..a. cu. Ara.
8. secure .-l-v--. possession 0.
,- rr. Edwards went g. ID, -'...
F.. Tr.-. LII. ~arrs~,-ted Sd I'D ...,.r's
~.--.- tas- p. Lad .e-u sen. Icy p
-. r. 80
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)rt.r.t. " - i.4.-.s go icoci iia- - 'Ai-i1..
~ --- 81 Islands fIf -l.a I'D if-ers AA. fitt
80 q .-rr-lra4- far .l, fllf.f ~ '.. I"
i,-e--.8 1,ef SLOW AZ = 81, BLOT
.rt 4alIc for native -.ie-- ,.. ,,., Cd. -.
anu R,.c.. ~. - head. $50 =.
+. n. t1r grass,rs ano a.i,i.riAl b
~a,,e-. and go g. i'f val i.' - u,
15-i4- and are-.el sra--er- ane 'n.lt'i'i.A
c4i1e- ~ Ga Frc- s,...,. ID ..--.oaa.. or
% "a 100 Narari Vegg Qalei 80 Or h. ..'-,
60. ~ resieraav with .s.es ~ com in.A D. 49,,
.@...n M s35Ua $3.50 Y 100 d. sna a. ,l,.rIa
- ssr-s.6D. Among the ,alt1 ~ei' - c.-.terr
- - -. a. AZ. % -el-ci~d 40 Z. a.
issc.: as ONO sheep 70 y ~ 90 ~ Ken-
DO. ~ kentsekyi. 80 l -; -, a. =, &c -
insas M Eheee,pts. - caI-ioads " -'-{a hst'
r,,e boe. zen "a IL valus alou, ~. p. = 40 y.
md had 4 duIl ~. q -7.oOe fe-9' -O'
3 r.,~4qf II Commerce
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The Comet Splitting.
THE NUCIErs -TPAEaTEl ISI0 TTILE TE4G-
MINIS.

NASHVILLE. TEN. October 5.-Tais
morning 90 Z O'Clock and thirty min
utc,. L J. Barnard. oi fills cry.
discovered that lie nucleus IL lru's
comet had separated INTO three une-
dual fragments. The iar-e-, j. e-a-
mated 90, $1,000 mics in length. The space
between ihe fragment, aithe nucleus is e-tl-
mated III not less tln 1900 miles. Yes. =
dav morning Barnard observed that the
ulcleu, had assumed tbe form oi d lon-
strip uoi less tAan 2=.NJl miles ID length
and 5000 in breadth.
CINCINNATI. o.. October j.-Pr ie--oI
Wilson. oi TIE Cincinnati Observatory
corrolorats, the statement coming from
Nashville of tie separation Of the nucleus
Of The comet this morning into three unt-
DUAL fragments. Hi estimate 81 iheT ~.
and distance apart agrees with that made ~
Nashville. The disturbance make- no dD-
ference in tbe appearance = The comet 20
the :. ked eve.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO rHE D,srAruH FROM ALL POINTS.

In" Wreck or the Steamer Robert L Lee
Horses Runaway and XIII a Nashville
Lad5-fhe Georgia Eieotien-A New Ocean
tasie-Movements Of United stntes War
vessels; TraininC-saig jamestown Ashore.
But Havlee og-Fair Week in NJ. Louis
Illness or Tburiov Weed--Y elbow Fever at
Brownsville, Tsras-Conxressiora Nami-
nations &o.-Choeks on National Banks
Loss OF steamer Jesnnetie-Foreign Nexs.
Nc-- he
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New ocean Gable.

New YoEE. october 5.-The Conn er-
oiQ", financial article thi- evening las the
following: We hear That the new ocean
cable heretofore spoken ~ between The
Enrll,h or Irish coast the direct terminus
4 ;h, American end being ~ Moltauk. ~
Long Island. or lower on the southern end
II staten Island, is 90 have capital ~
S2.l0..ra0. and j., chef promoters ARE Tie
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company and
N'r. +. g.. Bennett. II the New lorh h"-
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GENERAL MARKETS
.ru xnRk IEoN MARkKI

OcroBFH s.>cotch pig ne "a reradrlee
q, - =. ~. onfcogle ~ The efiilAI.e'l eD..-, -
thei 49,, 1. 4 steady demand brt pos L.uth
1917. -ecfui ef reserved Offering hn-.li,.A
,,g-rbe nsnrAo do@ noi siioS haen ~
lhe -. ....,-fie nv a.. lat Werk- htiE Lsft
H. ,o.nd for future delivery ~ -tlyn. -,
T,ey. arr rtlrnors nat soHs so,,,e - -
nav -. l1notatlof-: American pa -. :.
!sses.ee-bG: 10 al .Z3.51a - %; -, -, -
80 so1,-.l 50. scntch plF s-os1 - ~ - a.
t--.l -1Sa s2aT5 fDr tsariscit.rfis' 80 's =
T.i,.ae'.. "a 81 for Eglinieh. and s-n.S-'e'
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The French and the Settlement Of the
EgypfiaB Problem.

PARIS. October 5.-The IelegrgDhe an
n0unces that General Blot. Minister Of
War. accompanied by high Official Of the
FOREIGN Office. has gone n London a.
minister pIenipoientiary in connection with
the settlement Il the Egyptian question.
VI. De Le-seps has teieGTaphed 70 the
president of the coIIri-rnaTtial " Cairo. by
which Arah Pacha j. 10 be tried. testify
ing that during the war AraD eXerted
himself 10 maintain the neutrality q the
Suez canal. and b. protected the i've and
interest. Of several Europeans in Egypt.
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Couutry Pronuc'.
App',s. o-e.u-I-au ,-.5o o. SO .-TT.'
t-.e.-.r - 90 a
E.--.r. f.~.l. b. choice yellow. - IS '.. .-.'
q. good. D = -. fresh yellow ll..f -' "a.
corn NeT. tHc.i rr 'uanr- .'i --''- = |
BIZ fraf. -B.ackD,r-ie. eae-c; eaerr'-.
~ IT, 10 F.rts Heu. soe. chicken. 15@--e.'
Very dull ..r
ffgst. ,-.p. iit.-so,- 45c. common &c
FI0rse~d sl-lOa<l.It e tu-h'
Fqv. Virginia timothy -1a -0t.- 'i''1--
mixed. 70o sue. clover. COO f't'
b.t4to.s' Ir,-h. sza5at3 r barrel lJf CHOICE
cull,: common. 80 r. - -o-- -.n4... lre.
h.5fs- 6ln-'.nl = 100 : Adv z N-
0ffop. 4uazjc r H.
L1rf- Country. l2c 49,
p.qarts- Common o. choice. q s'' 70
Fv.. 75asuc. E bu-hc-
sNumnr. Prime 15t
Siucks . -uc.
Balsf StrGW 3om4uc.
T0fi0fr- s--ln 70. Il IT, ,e..s-.
Ir,oI. Washed 85a Sc. uuvasnee. -oH- r..
Burry Woo. Will oriHs from o. &C. l-' ''' -'-"'
Cement. Lime. Plaster. No.
1.... . f,....n,,aie. sl.506sl.6. r. harrel:
r.t Agricultura.. 80 loo r hnsiltl, l l....a
l,-d - 20lcrl 20. according o. q"aAI's ''--
n.I 800, .e'1' Lump. s475 ground - a4einel
a.ter. .I.6uasl.75.
Tar. Large size- -
Dr. Goods.
. p-i,+s NIe--imack. 6ec-- M,rr1ii. fs-,e-
fr."s ,.,,,-,rs a.. south Bridge. o., fH,lh'
d.. ~pralue. bt.: >lf4-u .-l. .. . ia a-f.-
/ i.~t,n tic. Mallory Pins. r-'.- h'-'.' 80, = 81
, = - r..t, Mourning. II -. I'D j - w Mn
Z .,,r-an Flars. 6ro-; harmony. oc-' A'i-'n'
. >oha. o5 =, Sl,v-ings a..f 0seaga - -
Z r-2,ry. &c.. - Jacs horner- 5-r'' pa'nan
4. ts-~.- q &C.,. - Fa'rmp-- -. a.. =.
\ ,.i, -, - Waure2an- lie; lO-4 M'N'1'
i n1ck. 25c.. 4 Pe-luot- 80. 70. Man
p-.'-l c,.t0as. Mauche,tef ~ e." L, y
bf.. A. &c. Eocklrdgt - p. o.
cue -. pf,ef 2 ID. o., Jac., Jane I'ift
U.u- de-. jaime RIVER d. d. '.1'-
= Drug, Dyestuns. Oils. Sc'
Il 4llssolai, $50 gallon, ,,.. O. foaf dozen
- To.~,sfraf,r Lys s5es "a 2 1Ase D- 1874
- 6Cs.lLfIlasGl. Csc. r 2.
J1ffg1 ecc.asL
OILS l.ii.e, 80 = &c. strait 45a5jc. IA
$1,000 oii 5Om zoe. l2ro - :. o,il0
d'',s,,. f..rt llad. =-.0p. cs-'"i, - a.,
vi-,,,ta ,uhrlcaring 39G5uc. AefOs-'l'' y
cash. r gallon
Sa ss S.sg'II ss2e.. IL kess English sodA' &C.
Awe-ieau 81 ln4c- 100
Sl5irifs 7ts-DeIa;tHs 47'soVe-
Foreign Fruits and { AndI.
,asdy. l2sa l8c. r D
Ie@ol.s ss.5oGs4 = box
groceries kc.
p,eou Clear-rib sides. l6Aa l3c.; 'i Tt.ssn
,SIals c: Virginia shouioefs, - =. ~,
aoe-round l4e vrsiHl. A9la. ga Bal ise; pa
small. 90 l-e- asv,-, sTns l6s4 7e. ea
s a1It.s' iia,gI6c. bulk shoulder ilsa L
stock ligh.. - $50. hons slSOas1.7
thTee hoops. .l-75G-2. =, 20. ,b-,e ,tr,a.
R-oagss. Two strings. s!--SN 'i--0'
al .e0Gss four strings $50 - GA 0s.r
r'sgSs- ris--g ON mon. $40 We Ie'I. - Z,
. reod 10 prime, Ilssl2se.i LAsH@yf-' ''4'--'
y Java 2OA25c- ..,.s,.s 194I2.e. Z =
G. .,sdes :. -: lI-lf-baxes ll'sci taiaN' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

MARTINsBCEG. V. VA. October Nh.
Andrew Bowman. carInet-maker = Mar
tnsburc. was instantly killed AZ kearneys-
vile. on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
thu, morning. IL was engaged IN loading
lumber al the time. and in attempting 90
ret out u the way Of p west-hoUnd train
stepped In front Of another. Mr.. Danler..
the company agent % thi, place. went
down on q special and brought liz remain,
i.rrrt4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06

PITTatECH. Pa, October a-An acci-
dent is reported 70 have occurred near here
this morning on the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad. A freight train ran into The rear
Of another freight train, causing the death
Of two Of the crew. wrccking two engines
and Eve car. The full particulars o. the
disaster are not a. vet known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
TeIegrspIIic Communication Estab'
lishcd.

CMLA0. PERI. October j-9 4. NJ
Telegraphic communication with the
United states and Europe ria the Lines Of
the Central and >ourh American Telegraph
Company was established this morning.
much 10 the satisfaction n the commercial
community. il j, expected that the lines
10 Valparaiso viii be opened about Ocie-
Der 18th.
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Se,,onl.Ship Ashore.

Forr NoNRoE, October At 10 0 ciocA
mi. morning the scholarship jamestown (,
sailed from Hampton Roads Tor a runs 80. Ol
ten dav. Of the Cape, and Theme 10 "a; ga
diners bav. IL beating out sne hii ',7e.
The stavs. and went on WilioushhY ol.l'
I'm, wa, hauled of without damage p! TIC
mo Fortune, from Norfolk.