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,rhn Nnfn of AIabanIn.

MONTGOMERY. August 2l.-The oihclai
,.otn Of the state for superintendent OF
Fdncation was this day opened acc9ru ,li,i
to law. and counted by those CHARGED WIN VIII,
that duty. The vote for that Once Is ao ,T"r
fine same as that for Governor anu , It1o,
e ~ maicers The returns for the latter
,Ii,o dircrtcd 70 the Speaker OF the House
81 of' RIepresentatiyes, they will not be opened
u III - u" Armstrong. Democratic candidate,
II. tS,,,oc ri of Education, received
i io4 10 votes and J. c. Wood Repu9llc9aaR
Greenbackcr opposition, received Ia 4'' roo
the Democratic majority beng o', ,;rd less "c
entire vote cast was 1T. l,o Sanote will stand
s pi democrats ,%o and Opposition and th'
IL House rc "a democrats and q Opposition opposite
lrTnSI latter i consists OF Republicans,
G~eenbackers, and 8 Independent Dclio
! crafts.
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rp.,o, ;uCathoIic-Ch Music

The General Convention OF tne Ai ie,i,.;n
Cecclian society will meet in Philauelp rl
today in 81. Peters Catholic church. lnG
Society. which numbers four tnous"" ~
members. has for it, object the reio,in ~
church music, aiming to DO ava! M.,n' a.
ratio and theatrical airs, and induce me
adoption Of compositions based on the Or" re-
corian chant. Modern music, after the
method Of Palo,trina, will be sung by inc
rboirs Of 81. James church, OF Baltimore;
81. Peters, Of philadelphia, and the c9ur re,
Of the Most Holy Redeencr, OF New , ' oln.
The singing will be directed by Professor
John Singcnburgcr, OF Milwaukee, H., =,
president Of the Society. sermons WIZ H., ~
preached by Rev. joseph Oraii' o. l,, i'|,'.
more: Rev. Michael Ilolans, Of IlclicsteI'
Nd and Bishop Gross, Of savannah, Ga.
There viii also be general discussions on
the subject OF church music. lhe Ooh'o"'
ton will close on Thursday.
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wiso and Munford mt Chatham.

iNb'Ni"a 10 tnc DlSDatch.l
CHATHAM, Va, August 81. Captain John
;. Wise addressed the people OF this
county here to-day. He was attentively
listened TO 10y large crowd. COMPOSED
principally of Conservatives, the rest being
negroes and about fifteen Mahoneites. lie
aroused no enthusiastically an occasional
" lia! Ia! y from the negroes at his
characteristic anecdotes. He SURPASSED
himself in his abuse Of Massey and the
Big Four.
when Captain Wise had concluded loud
calls were made for B. b. Munford. who
was present. As he advanced to the stand
he was greeted with the most enthusiastic
applause. This demonstration infatuated
Wise, who declared Munford should
not speak unless the crowd would
listen to his reply. Great excite
ment followed, the crowd yelling for
MWnford, and Wise replying with de-
fiance, "liowl, damn you. howl. I've
heard traitors howl before" Order WAS
finally restored, and Munford, assuring
Wise he could, Of course, as it was his
meeting, be allowed to conclude, pro-
ceeded with an earnest arraignmcnt OF
Mahonc's party in the last Legislature, and
III ylndication OF the Conservative cause,
well sustaining his reputation rs an orator
Wise. in conclusion, played the role of a
bulldozer, and but for Munford's GOODNESS
serious trouble would probably nave oc-
CURED. so incenSed was the crowd at
WiSe'S insOlencc. The unanimous verdict
is that Wise lost ground here to-day.
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V.aI,Or Troubles.

p1oovIyGroN. ILL, August 2l.Ll IN
,I pt'o0 81 tbe Chicago and Alton railroad
Urn ,, mem 80 ' caused by reduction Of work
; i"o time to eight hours, ended by the com,
m ,n yielding. The men resumed "o'N
to-day. ,,,,,,st 81 THE strike
q, tbe Panhandle coal-mlner, , as"' and q
reduction from four cents TO SniVo o~ "d all Il
half ended to-day in their deieas; an" nv thr ~,
the strikers who could obtain mG,% Thc
reduction went in this ni '.1,rnc7cd and
struggle has been the mos at %istrict. In
f fHr months and half Since the lst day o.
Apr, o wn' lost u. in wages $3.50, 900; the opc-
r rnf3rs have lost their summer GoG III ths
" MARKET t and the railroad company mas 'oS'
,,orv heavily In freights.
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YcIIOW.EOXCr.

WASHINGTON. August 21.-Acting Sccre-
tary OF the Treasury French to-day received
n telegram from the Governor Of Texas ask
inc the Government TO take charge OF the
hospital and yellow.feyer patients at
brownsville. lie replied by telegram that
surgeon Murray, OF the Marine iio'pl'al
service. at Memphis, has been order cd TO
nrorccd at once TO Brownsville ria Calves
Ion. and that the health officer OF Brow Ms =,
vile has been requested 70 commllmc"e
win him Immediately on his arrival. y
rcyenuc-cuttcr will meet SURGEON Murray
# Galveston and carry him to Brownsville;
nr. Murray will at once take charge OF all
hospital ana sanitary arrangements l lnero'
ErowNsvrLE, TEXAs, August - - mere
i.''V 1'.,,,..f,-o now ca>c> Of yclloW-icYcr
E Mgl' t ', There were two dcaths-oIne
Wrv,can. Mrs. T. c. smith died Of the
disease to-day. making three out OF a laln-
ilv Of four in two weeks.
Wo,amoras there wcre'Seyen deaths
to-dav. There are but few new ca'c''
The weather is showery and sultry'
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FATAL Collision.

THREE DRIVES FOR CoUr's CIRCUS hiLLN'
AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
CAIRO. Hi. August 2o.-W. {. Coup
circu, LIFT here at ! O'Clock this m0rhlh5
in two sections, and when between ! uhlc'
i'm and New Burnside, about iorty-,eI.GSh
mile, north OF tbi, city, the engine OF o Il,.
second section ran into Inc P!s'', IN,
coach on the rear Of the first train. COM
nlrtriv demolishing the coach and killing
i i wagon-drivcr, and wounding about
twrnty.dIc or thirty others. They were
roing down grade from Tunnel lin, ana ana
the first section was heavily loaded W diIo
the second section was rather llght' i liz
second train was running fast at the ,'il .',
Of the accident. The stock ana carr a'i I'a,
- tL.c,,.inc in fine second section, escaped
wi>hout damage. Relief trains. WITH phE,'
,icians. were sent to the scene OF the "r''N
al once
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The Southampton Slogan.
DEZENDoEF, WOLFF. LAWS, AND OTHERS
MAKING 1T LIVELY FOR THE BOSS.
LSnecial telcgram 10 the DlsnatchI

DEZENDOIF, WOLFF, LAWS, AND OTHERS
NAMING 1T LIVELY FOR THE BOSS.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA,
August 20.-Dczcndorf had grand field
day to-day at Jerusalem. As early as 0
O'Clock the Readiu>tcr, had erected a stand
and commenced speaking. As soon Is De-
zendorf and friends arrived, and speaking
in another part Of the town was announced.
the crowd left the RcddiuStcr speakers and
gathered around the stand Of DezcndOrf
10 the number OF five or six hundred, and
the Readiuster meeting broke up. leaving
the Rcadju>tcr speakers without hearers.
Gregory, with drum and fife, epdcavored
10 draw the crowd back. but failed. Deem
dorf was accompanied by Callahan, Plat,
Bcckley. Laws, VOLT, and others, and
completely captured southampton county.
Malone was arraigncd lay Volt, who
promised to make disclosures soon that
win convict him Of duplicity and deceit
towards the administration, alleging that
he had the written proofs.
Ii EcGdiustcrs fare as badly elsewhere in
thi, district Spaldmg will be badly de-
fcatcd.
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sx,upntby with Mr.. Gray.

DrpI1x. Angus. 2i.-The corporation OF
Dublin has passed resolution Of sympa-
INV with Mr.. Gray. The resolution de-
.nrihe, Mfr. Gray'> imprisonment As arbi-
trary and oppressive, and expresses the
oninion that the proceedings for contempt
should be regulated by statute. The Con-
snrvatiye members Of the corporation were
,hscn, from the meeting which passed the
,..-olptiou
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s,o, HI, Wife and Himself.

WRREy, LIZ, August 2l.-Jamfs blf itS
. ,o,lous cooper, who had quarrelled WIN
hi lea WIFE. Yesterday sought her out at her
ms W." house. in iiratiot, Wis, and after
sl,s'I minmte,' talk with her, during when
rev, ho ,n oI her il they could not live happily
Nv oy, they ought at least to be friends
w.. 1rs,r s" revolver and shot her twice, innict.
ing possibly fatal injuries. lie Ine lio ;nO'
himself in the abdomen. Inc IN! si'''''''
say lie cannot nye.
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RiddIcberSer Riddicd The Donocrat-
tc Column Moving.
LSncclal lelo.ram % ~ DI.patch.I

INNtcTtI TtI'FI'II 10 IV DI'I4'VII'I
IIARRSONBUEG, NA- August 2i'-A
Joint discussion took place here to-day be-
tween Captain O'Ferral, Democratic can
didate ior Congress, and Riddlebergcr'
OFcrrall had a great victory.
Riddlcbcrger only held out for ten
minutes Of his rcioinder. The Demo
crntic cohImn il moving.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

progress OF the Garland Murder Trial-The
omcial Vote OF Alabama Earnings or the
Norfolk and Western Raiirond-A Ncgrs
conspiracy to Massacre Whites Discovered
In a-Obituary-Proaress or the yell
low-fcvor-A Triple Tragedy In Illinois
The Dublin Corporation Sympathizine with
Mr.. Gray-The Situation in Egypt, &C.
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A Mysterious Tragedy.

MT. PULASKI. Ill. August 2l.-Charlcs
Mahon. who lived five miles east Of this
city, and who had been missing for three
days. was discovered yesterday with two
Young men who had been working for him.
All three were blIndfoldcd and had their
throatS cut from ear to ear. No cause is
known for the deed.
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x.,o,L and western Railroad.

pmIApELpmA, August 2I;-Iu nc III III.
oorninrs OF the Norfolk and Western ~ h a. :.
r eaa d', Company for July were si9l'5a.S.
ro .an ~ including estimated prepayment
eH S weorlv taxes, Sl06, 1892; net earnings,
o. 90, !n n being an increase as compared
s94i 'f INV 1881. OF s3,sSOOl. The gross
M Sor,,;v nos for seven months OF 1852 were ere
s e, o,n io4 81; expenses, s727,29s.lG; net
i ,,.;n1s S4s9. O3.IO, being decrease a,
earm 0',assed With the corresponding PERIOD
~ last wear OF S27,63l.GI.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NYw YORK. August 2l.-CotIon quiet sac. saies.
so5 bales uplands, Is Lee nrieans rSsI,,
IN, pritaIn. 24to bale; to The continent,
SI ,s5 lie southern hour steady aud qaiei !
Cannon TO fair extra, .i.90@s5,,7o; gooa , 70
en9 enc Give. closing daii and we1h AZ about
" ana ,,,ce.. pr~r,fcl re-, ,y.i... 80. =
red, August, sl.l3s9sl.lSa, Ces"-O"'l anu
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Lesseps Requested 70 Birdie his
Tongue.

LONDON. August 2l.-A Pans dlspa.ch "
,ba Central Ne,rs says the French Govern
ment has officially requested VI. DE Lcs>cis
70 employ prudence and circum..pectloh III
his language concerning the British occupa-
ton OF the SueZ canal.
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NATAL Ilturne0.

MAnsurrEID, MASS, August ,, Gi;l1y was
sea.View House, the new hotel wl'i o,e, "
opened in july, was burned at &c o wis
def. defective due. All the boardeTS- SOME
We're obliged to leave with only Their enn m,gn'
clothing. Loss and insurance unSho" -
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nhifnary.

PANS. August u .-Edmond Alexandra
~ the nainter and designer, is dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, August I'll n p,1nria -,
Frederick Delutke, the ceieOIa'eu Hu's'"'
navigator, Il dead.
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BALTINOUE, Nugu-t 2l.-Ihrf-c1itlc-M nrtc'
active thr"u-ho price 4oIic. high'rand quality
better; very best. IA 1',c.; first qnllity' e." u"
medium. 5n.Gc.; ordinary. 3an e.; most 90
sales We're from = b. q e.: receipts, 1921 lead;
-alc-. -6i head. SWinc--light supply and fir de-
head: quotations. l0nlltc. Tho receipt Of
sheep and lambs were ",2S1 bead; sleep, DJ 49,,
lambs la6.c.
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Contract Awarded.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., August 2l,-The
contract for plaStcring the new courthouse
ut Danyilc was to-day awarded to Joseph
Eastman, of Chicago, for S2.2G3.
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by Telegraph.

- .rtivr Money 3 rcr cent. EXrhaHe.--
LONG. 4s5: short, So. state bonds without ic"-
tire. Governments unchanged. ...,
Unchanged: new .. lOlis; new ~, IA. new
a.. 49,. Money, 4a2s per cent. states Gun
and unchanged Treasury balances-Colh' fSV'-
80: currency, ta.o9c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICuMoND. ArGusr 81 lse2.

AEltlN 10.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch. New York. mrrc'iaa-
dee nnd pa--cugcI-. g.. ". Allen 4 CO.. AGENT.
steamer ashland ---. Philadc pha, lnerchlu-
disc, j. W. McC lrrick. agent.
steamer Ariel GlnOfd. NOrfnlk, lnlicd state
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. H. Iatum'
Brig Fake ter. Pundt Boston. ballast, - load
nnur for Rio Grindc do sui, "aii'Eo WIZ Manu-
schooner ,h,s :. Ii. walker Higgins, GEORGETOWN,
I.ht. Curt. X PARKER. ,
~cnoonrr Muir AMI Clmmcr, Comh', Wo,fs
Hole. guanO. John Knox.
Schooner Laura Z. WOLF. Ritsln' bcprtel""h'
Schooner T.. T. Na7ile, johnson, PhilA iolpa'1'
Schooner E,iulccr. benjamin, New lor. mcr-
~chooncr =. {. schulz Ihoml son, "" l"rb'
-ilf. Davenport A Nnui..
schooner T.. d. Endcott Bowen, New old
rails. Trritgar Company
schooner Ruth >n'w Grower h'nhen''' I'''
schooner T.. =. Hart, D,,l-, Konucbec, Ice Rich
mond lee company.
SAILED SrNDAY.
steamer Guyandottc Kelly. Now Y"rk, NOR
chandi.c and passenger. g. ". tllen 'o.,ageni'.
steamer ftniti. smith. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
dl-c,J. ". McCauick lgcut.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
..l...u,r St.r-~paurleI Banner. Mullen. wash
layton. ..tl. Cine apo hr ard ONO Railway ''i|-
many. ,,-.pl. turii, Parker
~ch..u. o. n. -. il}. i'Nilt W -hipf''ii, '.'',
Ci,,lp,.tsr and OHIO i;uIna. Company N'...i'
arts. s. Parker.
-.bo..,r -.t.gawl. /tlun. VI" York. -la''''
Cao-a9c hcl ad ohio KnlN'f company
PORT OF NEW POHT NEW .Ai"tsr 49, I'r-'
lBy Telegraph
AENls I'D.
steamer Lurty. ~chcrmcrhor. Old Point ana
it.,ititi .n merelundl-c and ya--nIzcr,. Z h'st-
rclkt ..ud ohio Hallway Company ldnI sailed OF
rOturlI. n, .,, >-ctk
,ncrcbaudi- r and passengers. thc1 i'iht ana ONO
p.il,vYr tontauv nud ,Illed 0u rourul.
steamer Accomac. Dclk. nicrciAndl-r ana p.--
.,,,,lr.. -mitbncld Chesapeake aud ohio Hallway
Company and ,iilcn on De- .urul.
steamship yanoko. liuiplu', Ncw .rA, me. =
clandi5e and passenger old Dominion '''"'''"f
Company. - , NH, ..
/ load coal.
SAILED.
! ScLoouer n. f. IlaSens. Curtis, New YORK, coal
J Chcsapctkc and Ohio Railway Company.
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.Nrs REPORTED To SECRETARY
4 iour.

F,opr-we quote: Fine, ei@si.5O: snpefgn nm, :
a Eo6.b. extra. s5.3O6tst5.5O; common iah-
80 t75n6.5O: Patent FAMILY, t7Wse.
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That feeling Of languor ana oepl,sy 'J hy
follows physical eXerthh Fenio'e" ~
using Browns Iron Bi!tefs'
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NlIM Al I<FIC.

MILWAUKEE,, August , l.-fiour steady. wheat
steady AND very tame: No. . Milwaukee. cash.
$lr5t August, rLo2j; september. osic. Corn
lower, No. ., 7jit. oats unsettled and IRREGULAR:
No. >. jOc.: white. 80. Provision, higher Nc
uork vi .3j cal aud september. Idri-Irimc
steam. Sl2. 10 cash and september. Hogs tctiy
az $1,000 $50.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c
DOCKS, STATIONERY, &c.
No. VU- MNIN III
SILL LEAD, HE ' \

SILL LEADS TIE Van.
1850 Nos. SEASIDE IlBRARl from i. -
, me-: l66 Nos. FRANZ LIN--QI ARE iinhAhll
from 10 10 2jc.: 90 N0.. LOyELLS Libham11
from 10 60 zoe; AL 81, ~ Mg1Ik NJ H.:
..ANNlE.r b. e.. +. Woolson, y %; tuiI ~
.. No NAME Serbs ~. ...., ..,.,... ,,,,,,
An MAGAZINES and FASHION PLATES f"h
SEPTE MBER ..- ,...,.,... T.,
Largest assortmen, FANCY CARDS, tn sets or
i,y dozen. 10 be- found in thc city al
n1O N.IEONARD'- Bookstore
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMoND. August ~ 1852
nEEEBI\G-

OFFERINGS.
WuENr.-Whl.c, $50 bushels. Red Io'9Ve
bushels. 400 ,,.t, Ntxed loco
bushels.
oNrs.-972 bushels.
RYF-i6 hu-hel-.
NEAL.-l5O bushels.
PEAs.-l6 bushels.
FLOUR-2j barrcls.
SALES REPORTED To sECkETAkf'
,,-,y,r White. 7gS bushels common I" prime
~ 90 70 sI.I6. Red. 1856 bushol. common 20
very good Lancaster q siIo % fbii99 ba,6c's
l'ls''v'o , ~ ,,rt,ne tultz At gOc. to I'll
CoRN.-Whie. 3l6 bushels very soo' " Nio'N'
Virginia At ssc. ,.-,,,. s,,r,ng On urivate
W. 10 hu.hel- very good spring Al Ooc.' 80
erihns, co"d Winter At 5jc.; 10 bushels prime
winter AT 5sc,
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THE GARLAND TRIAL.
SEVENTH DAY OF THE PROCEEDINGS
MIR. JONEs's QUEER STATEMENT.
ho Has Nothing to Add To or Retrnct
From His Testimony.
THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR ruEJURY

Argued Mt Length by Counsel on Both Sides
The Court Reserves its Decision until To-
Day-The Prisoner Visited by His Mother
and sisters-The Hickory Tree Becoming an
Object OF Much Interest, Ic.
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GUIDES TO BOoK-BUYERs.
RANDoLPn& ENGLISH

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
viii supply
CATALOGUE 81 over 5.UVO volume. 81
ytllal lie book. ut from Toe. - $50.
, III Nk'- BOOKS from l5c. up.
3. FRANKLIN SQUARE LlBkAIil' zoo No-.'
4 III NlBOLT LIBRARY. 30 Nos, n ljc.
J. ~. 1902 MAIN STREET Is the place to buy
an IA. l,..f terms. au lu-d&w
NEW PIBLICATIONS.-P0oTs Rail-
y road Manual. ss2, - Camps In The Rookie.
~. Political Institution, 10y spencer rlpO'
The stolen White Elephant, by NarS Twain
.IZ5: PEN Picture, of Modern Aut0rs, %! sh'p-
ird tl.25: Natural Religion BY M autnpr Oh
Fcre Homo. sl2j; ! Irctu.c on >nlph,~ Vui,
tiue bv o. T. Manson. VI. d., 81 Anne' the mover
~ ia. day." SI.25. New ana large supplies OF
Frtuk SQUARE Library. Ori,rs ,"iirlted go
jy23 T. a "'ii' w " -
SOLDIER LIFE IN THE AnMf OF
- NORTHERN NIKGINlA, by CARLTON NC
f,EruY private second company Richmond
uowitlers. with illustrations by ". l.. SbhfPAhD'
licufcnAnt Richmond H0witKcrs. The book Wilde
a large lGmo. OF $50 pages, on handsome paIsf'
printed and bound la Tie best manner ~ mall
TosI-uaid Al 5O-usual discount "a thr trade
- CARLTON MCCARTHY co,
Publishers. Booksellers aud rtiuohers,
tvo2 plG Main street, Richmond, va.
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N-EM pIRLICATIONS. i Poor's RalI
OII.-GANkS.
XVINCHELL'S OlL-TANks.

We have reduced tie price OF these superior
TANKS 10 sl2 for the o0-gallon Patent Tank with
Force pump; $40 for 60-g.llon star; s. for So
galloa star TANK.
The best Tanks made.
PURCELL, LADD & co, Drugglsv'
~. Agents
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BNT.I III'IIlI.s
R,tvrUoRE August Zl.-N iIginiA . 49, ~ Itii co
m .ecnnd erie. "a: new l0-IO', ~ biit-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. August -. lN~Z,
SALES-FEsr GOAEp.-2o shares Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad az sc. L. &c.. al
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HIS MEMORY.

rho Court: "Do YOU mean, Wneh YOU
nv that .vou have frequently said Things
,hat Won did not afterwards recollect' anu
which possibly meant more than you ln-
tended TO convey, to refer to things sa'u III
court or to things out OF COURT" -,
W. Joncs. q referred to things SAID
ou W. " Greene. "Wasn't your mind as
mich upset in as out OF court!"
Answer .In court the questions were
oslad me very slowly, and had time III
court to reflect. II | had been eAci'eu 1t
would have been different"
Mr. Hinton: HAS there been SOLITARY
cement when you have been on The stah'
at which you were not thoroughly compe
.ant 70 recolect and state exactly the cir
onmstapces attending the tragedy, ana ha1'
ou'''' '"t 80 stated them as far as they are II
your knowledge" nv know
,odae and belief, have testified eXac''y
-, [ What took place on that OCCASION"
CAPTAIN M'KiNNEY's QUESTION, =.
Mr. Mckinney "Mr. Jones, ID .nc .e'
t,monv which you have given wltn r '.,s
once to this tragedy have you relied en''r'
~ c',r rp y CT las yo4r mcucry LeeH as-I'ts
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THE LADY II TIE I A'h'

Sunday morning nearly alt i.i ,iu , ,rienS,
lawyers, and reporters went VISIBLE, i"ru wa IH
in the neignborhood The Jury ,hs, % wa ,Sa
Out WIN 'n ,'urno.e Of discussing the case
elaborately, caused themselves 'O De 'U TSev
W. in the COURTROOM Ill a'nHer' iA''
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-23

On Tuesday morning two young men,
being from Missouri and the other
from Iowa, arrived in Omaha en- route
for Montana, it being their intention
to leave on the Union Pacific emigrant
train in the evening. Shortly after
dinner they were approached by two
strangers, who cultivated their ac-
quaintance, and told them that they
too were going to Montana. They
finally all took "a walk up Tenth street,
and when they reached Howard street,
one of the strangers-who proved TO be
confidence sharks-borrowed SS5 from
one of the young men and sos from the
other, on the pretense that he needed
the money to pay some draft OF bill.
The sharper, after getting the money
told the victims that he had sent his
baggage to the depot on a hack, and
that he and his companion would soon
meet them there with railroad passes,
and all would together take the even
ing train for Montana. The sharks
then made some excuse to shake the
plucked countrymen, who returned to
the depot to discover that they were
swindled. .
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-23

Who sails upon the salty sea,
And everywhere he travels free.
And not n cent OF fare pays he"
The President,
Who Journeys gally everywhere,
dimes and Junkets here and there,
And lind no lack of time to spare?
The President.
Who saw Bill Chandler steam away.
Inspecting votes from day to day,
Withouta cent OF cost to pay:
The President
Who saw that navy yards were filled
With sklllful workmen and unskllled.
A big Republican vote to build?
The President.
Who. as he freely travels on.
Must stop before his tour is done.
To hob-Hnd-nob with Robberson:
The President.
Whosneers at BIalne's unpleasant tx,
And helps Malone In politics.
And winks at Hubbell's dirty tricks?
The President.
Who runs the party's old machine,
And holds the throttle, all serene,
But does not keep It overclean:
The President,
Who wants the peoples votes and praise,
To lengthen his official days,
But ought TO try 10 change his ways?
The President.
New York sun.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-23

While a tourist was in Pales tine he
took a sail on the sea of Galilee. After
visiting the different places of interest
he returned to the landing and asked:
How much for the trip" "Ten
shekels!' responded the smiling boats
man. "Ten shekelsl" echoed the
traveller; "Why, that is an outrageous
pricel' 'Well," replied the skipper,
that's what they've been paying ever
since the sea was here" Thunder
ation!'' growled the voyager, 81 don't
wonder that Peter tried to walk it"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-23

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