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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-06-03
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- M e-kaAsA ',9aH-D ftJl-A
Sf HASkT = los9EEI11oH
Alone walk the peopled city,
Where each seems With his own
On friends, ! AJAX net for your pity
walk alone
No mpre for me FBH laka EHjoieeE,
Though moved b. loving afrs Of JuBe;
Oh birds. sour street. and piping Eniees
are ou1 o. time.
IN vain zaz IT he sss.szi ss7se a-efSs
It's piunes IN many ieathHTy spray;
IN vain the evening 5 starry marches
Ard su1iit day.
In YaaD your beauty, summer flowers;
lie can not greet these cordial eyes
They gaze on other fields thHn Ours-
tn other skies.
The gold IL rified from She Golfer,
The bladsis stolen from the sheath;
Life has but one more boon to offer,
AND that is-Death.
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R4TOE ROUGE, Ia

COL. WIZ. PRESTON JOHNSTON
PRESIDENT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-06-03

All Of which we are selling at Brock
Bottom Prices. " and If You don Il believe
it, give us trial.
Nov. 10, 1880.
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The Weekly is never less than u pages IN
size, and is really the best and cheapest week
~ paper published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-24

Major Henderson L. Lee. senior counsel
,or defence. followed. Major Lee Wa
,a,,,nt officer OF the Thirty-eighth resl-
ment ,rml.tead', brigade. In the charge
., pickett', division on Cemetery HILL at
,.etty,burg. he received two fearful
wonnd.-one in the les. the other in his
r;gbt shoulder. On account oi Tue h''ei d
Considerable 90 section Of the bone OF his arm
had 10 be removed, and his GESTURES are
made ma. mostly with the left hand He Ia. been
Coyland,s counsel ever since hl' arrest anu
Is periectly familiar with the evidence and
This evening went over it with great pre-
ei.ion. and explained it from his stand,
point, saying by the way that , he was glad i,
to see Messrs. Hinton and Taylor In the
case. as he courted the most searching In
yestication. He made the most OF the
correspondence. and also Of the absence Geo, Of
that letter written by Addison 20 Al,.
Hatchett when She sent the letter OF insult III,
10 Garland, and no" Nho"n - u.s..
'.missing letter" Il learn Una, 'H :,
letter is or was in the n' a, -. :,
Mr., Frank ADDISON in Bai'im0re' 0u' 'nA'
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Ireland.

Iovpoy. August 23.-Mr. Treyelyan,
Cbief secretary for Ireland, arrived IN BEL
f,.t TO-DAY. The Mayor presented nun
with an address Of welcome, and expressed
the desire Of the residents 70 strengthen
bis hand, in his onerou, duties. Mr. Ire
yeIyan. in reply. said IL would De 'dle 70
ANY the existence Of personal hanger Ia
the task Of governing ireland. The remedy
a0ain.t outrages was 10 have tribunal
Which could be trusted to do ustice WIN
ont fear. When Irish people are con
yineed that they have a tribunal Wh'ch
Iii iii Give verdict according 70 evidence
:, viii have an important effect. Those
who expected agrlrian murders 10 sud-
GenIv cease, lac said, were expecting an
;nn3ssibilitv. The fixed policy OF the
G Co. Is 10 distinguish between
criminal and political acts. They dtdn .
care 70 concern themselves with political
meetings: but against outrages they were
determined to wage an undying and unre-
Ientinr war. The remarks OF Mr. Ire
veIvan were received with cheers. rag
We're displayed on houses and on vessels ID
tn harIor in honor Of the vtit Of ti'
Chief Secretary.
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SOUTHAMPTON.

PLAT On The STUMP FOR pEzENboRF AND
srRAIGHroUT REPUBLICANIsN-oLD MAN
STABBED.
Correspondence Of the Bichmond Dispatoh.I
JERUSALEM, VA, August -, leS-.
Yesterday being cour-day IN thl> county,
o.. usual. there were between three ana four
thousand people present. EX-Congr,N>-
man J. II. Platt was here, and made long
,peech in behalf 81 John +. Dezendo1 ana
s.raighout Repubicanism.
The negroes in thi, district used to idol
lie Plat. and 70 judge BY the enthusiastic
applause that greeted him yesterday, IL
seem. they have not forgotten him. Ine
colored people seemed 10 be largely III Ia
yor Of John F. Dezendorf for Congress.
:. Brown Allen. who was billed ior mere
didn't put in an appearance, ana Toe re
adjusters, with no one 10 cheer them Dut
the Rev. Joseph Gregory (colored), seemed
sadly at a loss what 10 do.
james Byrd, negro man about seventy
wear. Of age, received two serious stabs IN
The back last night while engaged In a
drunken brawl. The man who stabbed
him was FROM North Carolina, and made
his escape for that State at once.
h. II. ;.
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The Second Disfrtet

''DOE sPAIDING DECLINES THE COALITION
NOMINATION.; HARRISON PHG.RUs HIS PRO-
bABLE sUCCEssOR-DROUGHr IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY.
Especial telegram 20 the DispatchJ
NORFOLK. VA. August 23.-.Judge Ed
ward spalding has placed letter in the
hands OF Rufus Jones. president Of the
recent Coalition Convention at Hampton,
declining the nomination for Congress
from this district, Is his health will not
permit OF his making an active canvass.
Jones Is now calling on the late delegates
TO Reasonable at Hampton on the 10Th in
stunt and make another nomination. Lead
Ing Readiusters here say that Mr.. Phubus,
proprietor Of the Hygeia Hotel, will DE
nominated by reclamation.
1t is reported here that in a large part OF
Charles City county drought lasting from
the 1T Of May to August has utterly de-
strOyed the corn and some other crops.
PROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Especial telegram TO the Di.patch.l
NORFOLK, VA, August CLAWS, rep
resenting Dezendori, met Colonel Lamb at
surry Courthouse yesterday. Lamb was
greatly discouraged with the results.
surry will support Dezendorf almost
unanimously.
\ special train left here this morning.
with Dezendorf, Dawson, Volt, and
Beckley for Centrcyile. Norfolk county,
with about three hundred voters. where a
large crowd had gathered. All the speak
ers were happy in their efforts.
The meeting unanimously endorsed De-
zcndorf and PASSED resolutions repudia-
ting Spalding, and this, too at the home Of
Spalding.
Spalding's withdrawal was announced
here tonight at the meeting al Lincoln
Hall. where Dezendorf was enthusiastically
endorsed. Spalding'. Withdrawal will give
Dezendorf a walk-oycr Is against Phubu,
or any Malone candidate they can name.
Lincoln Hall was 80 crowded the meet
Ing had to adjourn to the street.
The indications, are that one Administra-
tive congressman viii Pc returned, and that
one will be Dezendorf.
Mahoneism i dead in this district.
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National Prohibition Convention.

CWCAGO. H.. AU-l't .5.-Iho "
tiontl Prohibition Convention assembled
here to-day. About 500 deleut', "cre
present. some STATE, hein-rcure very
LARGELY and some IL the nor. distant one,
not az ali. \ temporary organization wa,
effected. number 81 speeches made, and
theu,ualcommiitec, appointed. after which
a reces, was taken.
when the Convention reG-sembled T. -.
Kanou,e. Of Wisconsin. was elected pre>i-
dent, with one yice-prt-ident from each
state. President kanou~c made speech
in which he referred 20 bis German par nj
axe and education and his conversion T.
Prohibition principles.
Aite- the transaction ii some routine
bu,inc.. the Convention adjourned untli
tomorrow. Various needing ~ temper
once reouie will hc held t1-ni4ht.
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trsrRrAss cAPrrREp BY THE EGYPr1Axs.

ACSTRlANS CAPICRED BY THE kGffIIA$ss
ALEXANDRIA. August 23.-The Austrian
glIntoat Nautilus, bound from Port said
10 Alexandria. passed Aboukir on Monday.
The commander seeing the white tag fiy-
ing on the Aboukir forts, supposed they
were in possession Of the British, and sent
boat ashore with an officer and twelve
men, who were made prisoners by the
Egyptians.
THE SITUATION ALONG THE sUEZ CANAL.
LONDON, August pa dispatch 10 the
Exchange Telegraph Company. dated Port
Said, 1870 O'Clock this morning, states that
the natives are now returning and resum-
ing work. II Is reported from Islnailia
that the force OF the enemy, numbering
about 5000, with guns, has taken up po-
sition ten miles distant from there. The
Decentralization Of troops and munitions il
i expected will be completed tomorrow.
ARABI's FORCES RETREATISG IN DISORDER.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Ismaiia. dated yesterday, says:
..Since the engagement at Shauf the enemy
have left every position they held between
Suez and Ismailia. and are retreating in
disorder towards Zagazig. The indian
cavalry will come on here
Inc DtAy ltttWHFh t"llt> 'Hoeu' Al
SueZ does not mention the reported fight
NJ Scrlpeum. on the contrary, he SAYS the
enemy i too disorganized TO fight.
BURNING VILLAGES.
\ dispatch to the Times from Alexandria
says Fires We're observed last evening in
the nei.hborhood Of Aboukir and kafr-el-
Dwar. II j. believed that part OF the
Egyptian jorce i burning the villages
either during or preparatory To- retreat.
THE NILE EI>ING RAPIDLY.
\ private telegram from AeXlndria.
dated to-day. states that tine Nile i, rising
rapidly. and will soon overflow IL banks.
The inmdation Of low points BIZ, COM
menccd.
ARMY MOVEMENTS AND PERSONAL NoTRS.
ALEXANDRA. August 23.-Eiaz pacha
has arrived here.
CoNsr,NTNoPrE. August 23.-Two Aus
trian LLOYD steamers. with Turkish troops
on board, have passed Rhodes, steering
southeast.
Haidair Pacha. formerly E-yTtan Min
i,ter Of Finance, on invitation II the khe-
diye. will start for Alexandria by special
steamer.
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A new post-oftice has been established NJ
Marsh Market" Accomack county, with
James A. Hall A. postmaster.
Yesterday was the ffty-fourth anniyer.
sary OF the laying OF the cornerstone OF
the old Lynchburg water-works. q
Another colored citizen Of Alexandra
has died suddenly OF heart-discase. This
time woman while at work at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Follinsbee.
A young man by the name OF Jordan
from Norfolk county, while hitching his
horse 10 buggy on Church street. In Nor.
iolk, at late hour Monday night. was
knocked down 10y the animal and trampled
upon, by which he was severely injured.
The Fredericksburg Star saws: II Is an
nounced that Colonel John W. Wolff will
ne the straightout Republican candidate
Tor congress in this district. Good-bye.
Colonel Mayo, you will be at the tail-end
OF The race.
Monday afternoon, at the water-works
dam, near Lynchburg, q colored laborer
named Randall Crews. while engaged in
lifting heavy stones by means OF derrick
let slip his hold on the crank. which flew
back with great force. striking him on the
head and fracturing the skull. He was re-
moved 10 his home in Jamestown. where
ne died IN few hour, despite the atten-
ton Of 4 skilled surgeon.
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THE CASE 0F Mr.. :. ". WILLIAMS
TE>1GNT IAvE And THE CoLOnkD PEOPLE
rEus0SAL-MG. $. u. MILLER.
rC.--.-n.u flucl f .hc Richmond u -Iatch.j
AJGC>T -. IS>3.
MrJ4me, u. Williams. who had suffered
amUr.tion % one ~ biz LEGS on the i4th
- Ju'r. r. having been crushed bv the
wheel, o.. some ears which he bad been
coupling. il, so liz recovered = q Doe able
70 II up and eat hearty meal. The KicA-
m0ni and D1nyi.ie Railroad Company, i'm
whose employment Dr. was when the acci-
dent lapp ned 90 him. have been providing
al excellent uur-e for him 10 the rate ~
50 Per month. and he ha> assurances from
ones u tie railroad officers thJ, SIS soon q,
De- : able m transact any business l'o>.-
ton VIII Doe -iVen him n which DE cen
serve the company and support hlS family.
IT, colorcd people having Insisted on
the employment II colored teachers I'D me
public school, for coiored people. Charlie,
!. Daniel. formerly principal oi the school
fir co,red people 10 Louisa Co1rtLo use
BIS been elected principal. and he h-~ been
given tire, male and fourier assist ms.
These parti viii De required 70 PCS 'he
examination viii D Was given tae tea'ner>
NJ .l4 white schools. and their salaries.
m informed rs superintendent Dame
viii derend upon tie character 81 The "a
r.r, tlry submit. except iG the ease OF
a1icl. who BIAS accepted the position 10
$40 Ter month. superintendent Dame
,ly,: The cali ~ the colorcd people Tor
teachers 4 their own race i granted ~
thc trustees. but thc very act hilder~ Tie
TN education and refinement OF the whole
rrc. and throws ilr distant in Tie iu''iIe
- d.y u their lon-- expected condition oil
social equality. They are, and probA'iE
viii ever continue % DE. politically ana
r.yiuy equal by Law. but il will be IKE or
fix .en,rsdens. il taught by their own
race. before they can at al approximate
their desired honor
Mr.. Richie 2. Boatwright, 81 The oahA
q Johnston & Check. who left here lor
Buckingham county some weeks ago
very great sufferer from rheumatism, ma
returned % hi, post. and l. ready Tor dul! =
puring the late session OF the Koaho &c
Association an excellent speech on Ms
sion, was made by Mr.. :. ii. Miller Vl
Bedford county. who has been Tor man!
year. afflicted with blindness. Mr.. Miher'
though blind. Keeps posted a. TO the events
Of the dav. and ha. at times been an accel,t Ia
Die writer for the secular papers, hANlhs
received before he became blind very 'u-
perior education from hi, father, the ia'e
samuel Miller. one Of the most di'tin-
gui,hed teachers Of other days. ALPHA
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congregational Nominations.

MOBILE, ALA. August 23.-COlonel
Thomas II. Hcrndon. II this city. was to-
day nominated for reelection t. Congres,
bv the Democratic Convention Of the First
district. held al Jackson. Ala.
NEW YORK. August 23.-Congre,Sional
nominations were made in varioU, state,
to-day. q. follows: Charlie y. Kim. nomi-
mated Icy the Republicans Of the Tenth
Ohio district: General J. II. Youn-. by the
Democrats Of The Eighth Ohio di>trict;
state senator Wood. by the Democrats II
the Tenth Indiana district; Judge DE-
Forest Porter. a, delegate by the Republic
can, 81 Arizona Territory; General H.. !.
Warner. 10y the Democrat, Of the Fifteenth
Ohio district: +. :. Lacey. 10y the Rcrub-
lican, Of the Third Michigan district.
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xcntion to be held in Alexandra. geso,u-
lions were passed complimentary TO Hon.
John :. Barbour, aud the delegates were
requested TO cast their votes and influence
Tor him in said Convention. A new county
committee OF the party was also elected.
The Coalitionists had meeting in the
office OF j. Alden Bell, Esq. What they
ala we. know not. There were not MANY
OF them, and the colored help was no.
uceably scarce. u
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Trr CASE 0F Mr.. =. NJ. wILLI.MS->ITERIN-
rf>1ENr TAuE AND TIE CoLorEJ PEopIE-
rEUS0SAL-Ml.. s.. u. MILLER.
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A Brave Man Killed by Stage.Robbcrs.

TrCSON. \. r.. August ga Globs
special II the 22d say: Andy Hall, Wells,
Fargo Il Cos messenger. who was killed
on sunday morning by ,tage-robber-, who
got away with 5000 in funds consigned 70
Waldridse X Co.. was waylaid 10y two rob
bers. They had 4 breastwork along the
side Of the road, and commenced firing a.
soon a., the express came in range. Hall
had eight bulet-hole- in hi body-all in
front-and when found h. was mile from
the trail. and his pistol empty. H. had
followed the robbers ten miles alone ti-ht-
ing them. Parties are on the trail Of the
rnurdrrprS
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PERMITTING TIE
AZ ORDINANCE PERMITTING THE
Use OF CARS PROPELLED By STEAM
BROAD STREET DURING THE AGRL
CULTURAL FAIR or 1852.

D. y o,tGfn.d by he Council r the Cuy ~
P;rboo,d. 1. That section Of chapter O3 oi "a.
Ordinances Of the city Of Richmond be aihe'ueu
aud rreuacted 50 as 10 read a. follow -,
S.finr3 ON and after the first day oi Janu-
arv I174 no ear. engine, carriage. or othtr se,.-
ell ~ any Kind belonging T. or used ~ ing i.'Nn
.",,,,,rv ar any other COMPANY using the tIiIcA
tbereof Shall h. drawn or propelled Icy team upon
thaf mart Of the railroad or railway Hss ~, -"
I'D treet east of l}elyiierc street III -hn CT!
me neualtv for failure u comply WIN TN -,
tiHn hall be- a ine Of not less than one nun IRE,
~. - 1,Esnce To- le recovered before The f0Hcc
JS.iiee Of the city Of Richmond provided h ..s-
ever. that for period Of four lay; IurnS me T., an, ar
~ - 49, he aloye prohibition shall not Apply
- FAR as respects the running Of trans prvLel,its
- sfc1u, on the said track from tlS sH,St 80, -
~ F.ir-lsrOunds for ihe acccnMlIi."u"'' Va So
r,,bii~ d..iriug 10 visit the said Fair.
= This ordinance shall h. Ia force iroi ~ -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO The DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

End or the Strike In the Cumberland Co,,
nee'on-A s2oo,ooo-FIre In Syracuse, ".
THE Eaa-River Bridge Between New
iork and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Pyth.
ians-bis Blaze In keeseviIie. Y.-De.-
perate Encounter with STRAIGHTFORWARD
California Trasedy-Death or a Centeua.
Observation-Disclosures In Council at Chi.
cage Free-Thinkers National Conven.
northampton Swimming Con,eu-Other
roh"eai Cenventions-lreinnd's New Chic r
Secretary In Dublin.
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Fifth District.

NOTHING DEFINITE KNOWN FROM TIE ROCKY
MOUNT CONTENTION.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
LTNCuBURG, VA, August 23.-Nothing
definite has been heard here from the Fifth
District Convention. several ballot. are
said 10 have been taken Yesterday. on the
Last # which sins, the late convert. led
the field. and it is thought be va, nomi-
mated to-day. No tcleeraphic communica-
ton with Rocky Mount, and nothing posi-
lively known.
It i reported here to-dly that Fulkcrson
Ia. declared for Ncwherry.
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CULPEPER.
K. B.. s.

arGrsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or DELE
GATES TO TIE DISTRICT CONVENTION.
ICorrespondenee Of the Riehmend Dispateh-l
CuLPEPER. August Il, 1882.
Our town was pretty well filled to-day
with our county folks and Others attsna-
ants upon our County Court. but lttle
business was done in court, when IL an
early hour adjourned.
In response to call published some .i.lss
since a Iarge assembIage OF the Conservatiyes
met in Greens Hall, and appointed t" CIV,
delegates to represent the county OF Sui
peper ju The Congressional District Con-
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The YeIIoa-fcyer.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. August 23.-Futy-
tbree new case. Of yellow-ieyer were re-
nort.d today and two dcath,-Loth Next
'ons A. Naiamora, there were eleven
death. and some new cases. our mails are
not vet running Business l. 'taSnant ano
mechanics and laborers are suffering Ior
want OF employment. The weather l.
shoWerv and >ultry.
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the family regard it as sacredly private,
especially as II was the dying request Of
Joseph Addison that all his letters from
ladies should be destroyed.l
Mr.. Mckinney win speak for defence to-
morrow, and Mr.. Hinton will close for the
Commonwealth.
Mr.. Glenn. Greene's speech was very spicy.
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Accidental Death OF o WeIl.Known
Printer.

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
NORFOLK, Va, August 23.-Robert En-
NETT Cain, printer and former resident Of
Petersburg. Va, was killed this evening
at Christians Mill, about five miles from
the city, by being run over by train on
the Ocean View road.
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Fire I'm SYracuse.

SYRACUSE, Y. Y, August 23.-A fire
broke ont in the main building Of the
Syracuse Iron-Works last night. The
main mill was destroyed. but the other
buildings were saved intact. The loss on
buildings. machinery, ard stock is $780,
600; total insurance, $4,000. The fire
originated in a freight-car tilled with straw
standing on the track beside the mill. Two
hundred and eighty operatives are thrown
out Of employment. The mill will be re-
luiif NJ omen
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Fire in Plymouth. NC.

NORFOLK, Va, August 23.-Early this
morning a fire broke out IN the store Of
Joseph Vale, at Plymouth, Y. C., and de-
stroyed an entire block. The following
are the chief losers Magsett Co.. W. a.
Blunt, ". c. Ayres, K. I. Wntehurst,
John ". Piercy. y. Il. Yeager. Loss,
$4,000. Insurance light. Cause, incen-
diary.
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nichignn Grcenbaekers.

GRlND RArIIs. Ni0H., Augu.t ID Ne
stat. Gr,.nhack Convention mot hire -
dav and organized by eircting Hon. W. -.
Fuller. ~ Ncway1o. temporary chairman.
The usual committee were appointed.
Two third, u the Convention favor fu-
ion vi.hshe Democrats. while the other
third 1. violently opposed 20 r..
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Another Destructive Fire.

WINE HALL. y. =. August 23.-A L.
structive fire visited Kee.eyilIe, y. Y, this
morning. The fire broke out about l
O'Clock in Bedelrs paint-,hop, on Main
street. The Adirondack Hotel. Nollettc
House. Association Hall. the Matthew,
stone block. and several dwellings were
destroyed. The total los. which j. mostly
insured. j. estimated At 100000. Thc fire
i supposed to have originated from sp0n-
taneou> combustion in a pile Of raes in
Rcdell'S shOD
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Tho RrookIyn bridge.

NEW YORK, August 23.-At meeting Of
the New York and Brooklyn Bridge
Trustee, yesterday. upon motion OF the
Mavor Of Brooklyn, seconded by the
Mayor Of New York, Engineer Roebling.
who has had charge Of the bridge from It.
start. was made consulting engineer. and
hi, assistant was made engineer-in-chief.
The expenditures thus far are stated at
212 IA 0S3
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Free.Thinkers Convention.

WATxINs GLEN. Y. l.. AuaU-t 43.-The
Fr.e-Thinkers National Convention coa-
yened here today. Five hundred dc."-
gates are present representing most of the
northern state. and some southern states
and Canada. Many more delegates are eX-
pected tomorrow.
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Toul PLAY Susnecteh.

PTTsBURGH. Au-u>- 23.-Thore is q
,fron1 suspicion tl1t the drownin- u the
three Italian lhor,r> IN the You-Aio-hcny
river last SUNDAY wa, accidental. and
an investigation viii Doe made 10y the Italian
Consul
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Michigan Democratic Convention.

JACKSON. MICH. August 23.-The Demo
cratic state Convention met here at noon
TO-DAY. Mr.. g.. Chase Goodwin, - "rhd
p,rid.. wa, chosen temporary chairman,
and q,t.r Tho appointing NJ II the u.tai
committee, the convention took q rccc->.
Sentiment is divided with reference 10 a
-u,iou with the Gr,cIhack'r,. II being m
lcr,tood that The latter want 10 head t"e
ticket. \ large number 81 the member,
think that too hiyh price to pay.
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A Negro Kills his Wife and Step
Daughter.

VIsMfA. On. August 33.-leNtordly
Ben. Harris. a colorcd man Twin, near
here. shot and MORALLY wounded hi' wife.
H. killed hi. >ter-dtughrer, AGED fourteen
years. and severely wounded another stop
daughter a-cd ten years. with m axe. He
made hl> escape before the news ~ the
TRAGEDY reached town Thirty men are In
hot pursuit 4 the murderer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-24
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