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The storniing OF petersburr

ii
PETERSBURG, Va. November 4.-TIon.
'ohn l.. Massey spoke here tonight 10 an
immense audience, which he fairly carried
! oF storm. Ills speech was LOGICAL and-r-
urcly Tree from indiscnminate abuse and
noisy invective. Starting out with the pro-
position that the Roadiustor party las ex-
hAuSted it, mandate. and that with the SET
uemcnt of the state debt is mission WIS
chdcd, he showed with great clearne,s
ana fearlessness that at present il is com.
posed Of only an arrogant and ranaclou,
Boss and collared partisans, who serve
nm with the hope OF future emolument.
lie criticised the course OF CAPTAIN John
= W se, hi- opponent, and showed up his
inconsistencies with considerable effect.
Ills speech was aggressive. and his per-
sonal illusions were boldly made and 10
the point. IN hi introductory remarks he
referred with much humor to Hi. Toe
nmlshp.' he spoke % the bitternc,, and
abuse that had been displayed in thi, car
vas, and said that never before I'm tie his
tory OF Virginia had Il been known that
iic Governor Of the state had descended
from his high Office to minolo in the
heated strife Of party politics. and he
hoped that such @ scene would never ,gain
be witnessed ia Virginia. It might Ic *.
rcctcd that the Governor Il the Stale
should have admiration FOR great men and
great principles, but it Was never expected
that The Gov Inor OF Virginia should look
To the pedal eXtr,mifie- OF any person for
Tie object q hi> highest admiration md
lind in General NaAone's toe-nails AN Oh
icct oi greater admiration than The intclli-
Scuce, the ro,pectabi'ity, aud honesty OF
the great body OF the people OF the state:
but If his tastes ran in Til, direction. the
,pcakci had no fault to iad.
: great many >.ral-htout> were present
and remained during tAe entire meeting.
1r. Mo>>,g made several GOOD point. in
contrasting the Republican. IN Of Captain
Wis with the esnuile and puncipi,d
convictions 81 Dawson. Lis opponent in
the family quarrel which ha> arisen among
tie >tu.ehtogt- and the Coa't.oui>,>.
- The conc'u,ionoi Alr. Na.>ey'. speech
he was presented with magnificent bou-
Qact OF white flowers, which was .e,omu.-
ni.d by card bearing the following in
crip;ion: prom Lady to Hon. JOAN T.
Massey. EM5iunl;ic 81 the party You
Icpre>oui.'
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virginia SeUs.

There $50. d large Democratic mee1iLi- ~
3 .L..tl..,. New Kent county, %" .e--.-
..f.
At.wro.t-oaicc d.. been e-,ahIi-hoi ri
P.-..o. GIay~lu county. Wlih b'. u." '''->
.- postmaster.
.t Yir-.n4 Conference 81 TIE Aeth,'-
i., Episcopal Church south meets III oi''
mouth on III 18th ot No' m'er'
IT, john Ha3dox. Of RappahaannocN
..Irtr han bi, straw stack burned ie"
day. $50 iy ID incend-@I!.
judge Rhea. ,lc gifted and iear'e,,.. ora .i,i
tor ~ Washington county 'i'"' '' i''''''
Ii'e Yesterday.
The Catholic. # Roanoke are taxing
..el. - have church built. ~ ll
iat Thursday loo towards lA@t % !'''
va, ,ur~cribei.
Or Fontainc Darlington. - Iiali,a[
r.rr,v. ba. removed % the -ArAan-'' ii''
>ariDt.. whcrf De wili pracice ms llol'I
...r The Doctor was surgeon I'D .h' "l"
INV and distinguished inthe Conicdef"'s'
Major john ". Daniel and Nr. l. ~. ~.
William. spoke o. GOOD auoI,i.e' W ~,
citizen. II Madison Friday hl-,". ny a.
.,.. considerable enthusiasm ana lA,'." go,
f.,..t manifested In the success Oh M"'''!
e,i Tucker.
WIN Davis. living about one ME ne!o"
~,lprs ferry. Ia scott county " nv ~,
%, "a in roNiny !og, fell, and a lafsc lo-
....9 o.rr him. breaking orc ~ ''i "a a.
End Otherwise iniuring him. III Con- Con-;
lion 4. excoediu..y critical, ana 'N' pay 80
cl... -av a. can't I've.
= u. Day -on. the colored Eanoiu''',
..id in tlrr.ndria Thursday. thai nc =
,.n,b encouraged by hi, canvass; mat ~
ba. nude friends and votes Wherever ~
hi. ,oue. and that be- has more 'n5'S
menf. than be- can possibly III -'L,
a.ked II he had ans idea OF the Iiuhipoii. -,
OF. be would get in the state, ne rei''lcu
tl,af he va. assured Of 10000, though il'H'
"a IA. friend, had promised him more
Little Jaw Bell Tremble, slx-yeaI-ol.
on ~ Mr. r. VI. Tremble, living heii
pr;d,,eyater. met with serious aeo'ucn'
80, Wcdne.dav. The child was ou WIZ
nj. f,,hcr who wa hauling wood s'Ahu'
In, on one .ide the wagon whilst The ialheI
"a O .ao,ber gentleman were loading ron
tbe other side. AS they were III lne 'o' %
uufting on the last piece OF tiihDer ~ I'm
,t.,a H. load one Of the logs roiieu Oh
l.I s,,ilino the child, broke one OF ~
49,. ,.o,,nded him badly in one shouiueI
&c, sd' a,'o,'' The head. when the acciucn'
wa. discovered, the child was 'oun" ,,,ar
H. head under the log. Hopes arr bs,,r
tanned Of his recovery. -Brsdys"u''' "'N'
nal.
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Politicians Purchasing Newspaper I'M
fQresf.

The following i, from % Washington
special % the PHILADELPHIA Imes dated
November IL:
70 - stated that ly thr recent newspaper
change here ~eratorJ. Donald C.mcron h.
comes q heavy >tocbholderin The HYniicon
along with A>>i,i4nt-P0>'ma~t,
Latton. Amou1 the other ,tockholdor,
.re Secretary Chandler. Gcor-e Bis.
" Al" Dleoeu, Of Brook Ign, and q" steve
french. II View York. III, fact that iia'-
-.u aud Cameron are IN control and that
ID. former j, to 1a president Of ,ae cou-
f.uy win Dee q guarantee oi ihc quality 81
tte H,DbIcar's ~talWarti-m. Aiibourn
uiil retire. J. i-the intention oi tie >yndi-
catc IL make the RYaj5c1a tav couI'
iu4ual and Mouthpi.oo "a The Admini,ir--
zion in a.l official affair. Ting. i-a rlua'f
foat That tEc star route organ. the ~, p
.l critic. Will soon pa-- into ether hands.
General Brady having no further Use ior 81
newspaper 10 the seat 81 government
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November s.-FIorr Gul and ur-
changed. wheatqldet and lower. rceulaE. e2Hc.
November. 80, sf934c. DscrrDber go. Chicago
sprIug. o2sc. cash he rcss same "a rrgui1r. NO.
= red winter 95kc. cash and NOVEMBER. 300
pose. December. Corn unsettled and generally
lower az 7lfa7lkc. easI, G3se Bellc. November.
G2slc. December. Oats steaIy; 34SeJ34Sc. cash.
Bic. November. 33tGG3ae. DcCemb,r. Pork lu
good demand and lower II s2O cash. sl9.02S
November, slS.37kNsl $40 December. Lard
active. drIn, 1nd higher 1t 81 l.5Ot7sll.55 cash.
81 III lao November, Sll.lUGsl1.l24
December. Bulk-IBeats in fair demana; shoulders.
100; short rib. .l.7j: short clear, ~. Whis-
key steady at SLID.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. SOyrmhc~ 4. - CO:ton-Set receipts
l2k bales: gross receipts. z.22j halCs. Futures
closed quiet and ~iealy, sales. $4,000 bales: NO.
MEMBER. Sl0.35Mslg-36 December, slo.3S I;
January, sl0.39@SlO.4O: February. 5000
"a 1901: Marcel. sl0.6lm slO-62. April. slC.73
eslU.7i; May. slO.Sjm<i jane. @l0-96f
SILT.
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FROM Washington
Especial correspondence Of no Iir,,

t'4''i"t core ponccuce Of TIC ticVan1-,. r.
zetfc.I IA
ASuiNGToN. November "A ,,ro,.
Cnanse has come oycrthe spirit Of the d.-.rt.
menis here with regard to General VoIonc
~ ihe hr>t II the campaign he lad ever
t"'nS ln q sling. 50 FIR q, they were con.
CtthCd III wish WAS an imperative order.
I'm" MS assessments were paid with aloe.
THY. HUt o. hi, chances Of succ... h,vo
row t'sS. and hi- tyrannous oppre>.ior
.a- grown greater. the cold shoulder r,.
been gradually turned toward, him mia
mr. now meets 1t wherever Dc coos. Dav
before yesterday thn appearance # one 81
MS collectors in the state Department h,ir.,
reported, a mc, >cngcr W., ordered 10 brine
Llm .ciorc the chief clerk thereof or f.
uilNe him OFT. ami tlc latter course bonn,
@uoi.td hr >rat Dbl. assessments, anon fi.e
tmploIe. there through tie mail, or tho
Following day with @ note St.ting Tim. he
az" moi wish tp subject himself a second
TINE 90 ile ioHomiuiou, treatment lr ..,G
received the Day before. Blaine i, The cou,-
h- man amon- Or Republicans. aYI tlqt
l~c' beng a> apparent - the departments,
as elsewhere. hl, opposition 90 the Malone
mo'cm Mt j. having it, influence there -
il j. throughout every county IN Virginia.
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s..,,,iur AFFAIR I'm Hyfho Coun'I
~" -, tho BOTTOM OF IL.

We learn from scHi'' Hi. 3.,,;'' 'J,-, or-
corn,5 wednesday night IN N!,H' r S
tween VA, D badly hacked with hnii+, ~; ~
l. AK. w., arose about woman. O'I III
a ..,'nt Who i. Wythe-Iou",! ni ~,
iorinn hat INF, difficulty. g., las le,n ,nc
,ie, Nth i'i The majority OF those which nave
ca,' VII" hat county 20 much bad rrom,n9"o oS
ei'sn '" "ac,c,,rrcG in locality known a.
o. ,5I rae lex mountain fa.tnc., N ~G,g.'
Mad Ll 81, low cI1s, Of inhabitants reside,
none ,be , rc..pertable portion Of the ciI,x' o
Of tne len v,j,b them.-Lwchb'rg Ne'S'
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!. Case III Court which Brought on
Blows.
'GHlsTIc rEa cEEDNGs oN TIE Pant or

PcGiLisIIc rE CEEDINGS oN TIE Pant or
COUNSEL.
-. LorI~. November I'm tie United
states Court yesterday. while ext United
states senator John p. Henderson and \.
Cuuuiu-ham were discussing au order %
the court in case i'm which both were
counsel. Henderson remarked that Gun
ninehgm bad not kept faith ia some mat
ter connected with the ease. Cunningham
replied in a heated manner thst the a,>er-
lion W., false. Henderson struck ont from
tie shoulder, and planted three blows in
Cimnin-hlm'> .acc and head. knocking
him violently against an iron pillar In the
COURTROOM and thence o. the iloor. Friends
int,rfercd. and the bcliiecrcnt> Wee >cra-
rated. Jud-e Trent va, greatly shocked.
and .id the alray was thc most DISGRACE
ful thin- that lad occurred in court d.
ring ihe tWrn-y-laur years DE- hat necn on
3D.. bench. and lined Henderson. no,Wi;A-
-.and.n- Ae made al apology.
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oodouarters wedding.

Th1 first wedding at ,, New ' nig6li jus
took . 95cr' ayias t@%i %e va;
there thee simply TO take ball. d SnSS'a and united
MD MID s L%%i Hia F%oG Of sns s SE
IGs ske lf the judge 9G' l groom Gr' e
@ Ssn s%Ga ha he could not =, g: 10 %ort %
ap r other time because he d iae sundays in
s III 10 noe O'clock p. N. every day. ''''
Guided. - Herald.
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The Ashland. Ey.. Tragedy.

ASHLAND. KY. November 4.-Alexander
Harris, one o. the wounded at Ashland.
died to-day. Among the wounded not
before mentioned was Rev. {. ". Dover.
81 North Carolina, who was on the wharf
boat with his wife and child to take pas
sage on the Granite State. He was knocked
into the river by a spent ball. aud while
swimming ont his little girl. in the arms Of
her. mother, was struck on the head and
hand
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The Late NJ. Edmonton.

san FRAxDsCc. November t.-lnioiina-
ton IRON Napa state, that Nr. 'inonton
had not been well FOR several day, and on
TUESDAY and "Wednesday was confined 10
hi. bed. hut il was not thought this illness
WA. serious On Thursday DANGEROUS
symptoms we're developed. and de>l'iie nc
Lest medical skill. he sank rapidly and glcd
peacefully at O'Clock in the evening. he
body has been embalmcd and removed 10
san Francisco, whence it will be sent 10
N,,v York for intermcnt.
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DanyiIle Tobacco Sales.

D,vyuLr. VA. November 4.-The L.
MORT ~ President T. /. Brown, 81 thc To-
1000 Association. shows that in the last
month were sold 2,'SS.3O) pounds u 'eai
tobacco. IL an average az cS.6' per hundred
vci,lit. against 1.o2o. 400 pouhd- ~ Vc.o-
Der last wear. AZ an average 81 1l.'l PER
bundrcd-wci,ht. Internal revenue rom
manufactured tobacco and clz,T, ioF l'-'
month amounted 90 SipS.2ls.ot. For &c
toter last wear il was ~l03.oC4.52.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS.

Explosion OF Metallic Caps Works; Seven
PERSONS injnred-Thc Governor Of Georgia
'nauR"rateG-More from the Ashland XVI
Tragedy-Tobaoco statistics from o,r.
VIC unsuccessful Attempt TO Rob an IN
'eFnai Revenue ofice-Railroad Mauer.-
An Exciting Day in the History Of OIL
Observation-Disclosures Of n sheriff in
North Observation-Disclosures a-
The Situation In Egypt; The Victorian.
False Prophsi's Movements.
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Tie Pope and President Grevy.

p4EI~. November t.-Thr now Ptpai
Nuncio. Mon>ciennWr III Rcndc. prc-cnied
hi. credentials 10 President Grcyy to-day.
H. conveyed the alrctionate ,cutm nt, Of
Tie Pope toward France end President
CREW. The latter replied. assuring the
Nunrio cf protection t0 religion aaG # lis
intention 10 -fr,r-th.n the excellent rcla-
ton, between France and The Holy >.v.
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The Cotton supply.

NEW YorE, November Tile total
visible ,uIsE oi cotton ior the world j.
a.o9S. l,3 i'1cs, OF which l,423,C'5 o!le' are .e
Im.ri.a9. AGAINST 22S2.Gj0 and L'J1,3io
iale, respectively las, year; rccci p, oil CO..
TON At ali interior towns. l'3.'e9 ba.es; r.
CENTS from plantations. -, o9e iaie' ; crop
in sirhr. I-3I.13J bales.
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oil S.ocufaffOus.

PiTTsBrEGH. Pa, November 4.-To-day
was The most exciting one In the history Of
the Oil Exchange. The market opened
with sales at Sl.l0. and then declined to
sl.0S4, but quickly recovered, and adj
vanced steadily until the close Of the morn
ing session, when $l.1j was asked. All the
morning tine widest scenes were enacted.
and blocks Of many thousand barrels OF oil
hands
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Washington Ofice-EoIders.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November IL rank
II Howe has rendered his resignation a.
Cbief Clerk Of the Pos,-Ollce Department
70 accent position in the Department OF
Tu.tice y. assistant % Assistant Attorney
General Simons, rice Mr.. George {. wing
rcsioned. Nathan Smith, for mrny years
clerk in the Office Of the First Assistant
p 90. General, has been designated II
acting chief clerk OF The fos'oiiice Do-
nartment.
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Explosion and Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. November An
explosion occurred this morning at the
Metallic Cap ComDany's work, in Sulield,
Conn. about one mile from Thompson
Vile. Eight hands were at work. and al
were injured except one. one of the num-
Der fatally. At3?. VI. the fire is burning
and threatening TO reach the magazine.
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Disappointed Thieves.

DAXyILLE, Va, November An IL
tempt va, made about O'Clock this morn
iug to rob the in'einal-reyenUe Office. The
thieves got the outer doors open. an
cot 10 the vault. Finding themselves I'M
able 10 open that. they went away and lei,
everything about The Office - + wa.
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Decline OF .;ie YeIIoy.reycr.

WASHINGTON. November f.-AdYice> to
the National Board % Health and TO The
Marine Hospital service show a steady de-
cline in the number 81 ease, q Yellow
fever in the southern state.
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Murder OF n CoronlaI Official.

PETERsBURG, VA, November 4.-Intelli-
gence has been received here Of the death
Of the coroner % Duplin county. y. c..
who was shot at from 4 house q day or %
ago by IN unknown person, and instantly
killed. The murderer escaped.
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,,.ururation Of Governor stephens

ATLANTA, Ga, November 4;-1oHernor
stephens was inaugurated to-day. Win ai-
propriate ceremonies at De GIVES oPer'-
House.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. Soscmher 4. 1882.
sALEs-FfRsT BosRD.-sl 200 souihside SIS.
1854, at l0i4;1O shares Norfolk and Western
Railroad p-pferfcd stock at IS.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad At 414. 10 DO. at IL, 10 Do
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ro,-f-,-rrrp. November Flour quiet and un-
ti--,,.'.I Wheat steady ami unchanged. Corn
~, = -y-.l,.. 75c.: ". mixed, 73c. o4t--
MixeI western; 50 s7e rork n ,s, dH 5 ugi
e ,,h.ls50..i Wli,icy quiet and unchanged.
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MON EY LOA y T. y
f.fLs.
POWDf n. &c.
CUNPOWDkH.

HUNPOWDEH.
Di.f~0ST'- EAGLE RtsIE, In key;
DgPrNI'S AGL. ri *. IN Llg- ,.,..., ID.
nIrPO%g'~ ~POhIfNG IT. ttb,Hsd rFF"'h
4. B.. ard - ypusl KEY;
ui,,,oST'S CIl,bkE-BORE, IN . krfs ...,.,.,.
PirpoNI, BLAST iSG and iNiNn lon M d't ~, ~;
= IN ,,,pply II th,ss cclebgaisi BRANDS ot
, pm DIR snowIi everywhere, and he mosi l"pa-
/ lar ia us,. 80
/ ATLAS POWDER and liFNF Hna VAIN"
| ppOoF FElSI For sale by .
'"VN' HENRY ". WOHfHAM,
Agent Tor tue inAnaisf'hifis
! AZ 20 aecaaHtwsg
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- Hoods. .lAl>. ribbons. and any
fancy articles can lc made any color wanted
with tAc Diamond Die. 81 tac popular
coi8r-.
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YCIIOT-FeVer in Havana.

HAvANA. November t.-1hoIe were fl
teen deaths here from yciloW-i yc- daring
the WCck ending TODAY.
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VDeE HUGHES 10 HOLD COURT N pr-rrs
BURG-thE COUNCIL AND THE sTREyr.p,',D
wAY-RkvENCE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO ~.
PORTs-ftE COMING El.EtTlON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LIVERY sTABLE-.
CRANKLIY. STABLES, -
1919 And 1921 FRANKLiN sTEktt'
RICHMOND, Va.
W. SMITH.

Hacks and buysies n hIre sal' aud sssT'i foi
s.ccks
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iioHT.
r,.~--v-, .,..c. F.a,. - $3.50: -rrer-
.s-n ~ ..-r.. go 800: .ar....
$50. i,.,'r.t .'r..,.. ST. 800
...'.''-' 90
~ Telegraph.
..--.-,.,,,t
......- ..,...
Ntw YORK, y -. .'.-
..z .alc-. BOO lands. ~. 'I. ih-. lu i--l .'--
,,..-. lated lc. lpi-' '''. ,..-i 'ti,
Io DrHi hraln. 49, lt''-' .".r' t.'"'
i.,, u ..g .,-'i';' .,,, ~. .rl..
u.ai.al: uasrai,l. Winter "a. 9Je:.' 81 -:
.,r..I D.. gDr. lft.r,'. t.0,- r,,of-..4 lf'tl
'l, lcciiD. .ud no., ,ne,da - lr. ri' ing .ti
90 '.r titl ',i ~; i''.+ i' -
Wlit-dtm; mixed. -. l."rr a-I les active
So. g. flc. II .I- do -.Hl lfI.l..n t. t.lF i4-
r.rire,. Coffee unchanged go price 1Id duit 49,
-.fsY..- tg.t.l .r7 iN..: i.l lIf-. 7sr lie.
~,.r 1ulct an9 steadily Lcii. t-r ?. good scAuinE
.u ,cl ~ fsr.: mined icrii. WIN u-hf
0a-ling; -;.ua..rd ~ 1rc, N'tI'7,, "l-
changed and Iui. Rice Inle- and -iealy. Room
,-.1iy able. wool dall ma IN favor of buyer.
roiA yer. III. ana ICY. '' ',.'. I,ri
,.1l-c'. Alt t''' '..' 49, " 49,
opened Zoe. inNrr t.i NJ 'h' -N IN
recovered mot 10 ,'e '.''.... ., ~.
IT, 1c..fe' tti,lss o. inter. sIi-tn
~ l.-I' - e.. 1-..r.'.,f. i-...
9'-'i'' ,..,.r-,.....,.
Ball Nun. ,.,..
BALTIMORE N'l' '....'' '.' .-. .-i i',s-
changed. M.ci'-> ,...l ~, .n-.. t.' IN.
iitt ll-,' ~ N.-,f..t -fHT Htl iur
sos Ill -. - 20. -, 80 N.f..'..-
irc-a' 70 'C'rI-~dut.rIu steady:
0ti, -. 49,, . .i-., -....,.....l White. $50.
9.e. 7Gc.: yellow. &c.: Arw. - -. oa'-
az r.,xed. l. iar.-lcnn-y.raai a. 4b..
D.. r'',,i.t ...I uu-l..-e. l.l.D Iali. li1
lir,oc.. ordinary O.. tir 9c. Sn'.ar ga..e,,,;
a. ~. .ug..l ta.l ,luiL
,,.-r,,-~.vr
90 ~ .,....- ,,,.,.,.,,..r
and frm. with fair demand. D. A,tt Lay ~
.u good demands ~. ii ..'', ''.... o.
-;,. 95 e Ia Ne'eil.'f g., ~ Xo.en5er. 55c
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MARINE INrELLlGEsCE.

-at-fi-t ' ~. stis'ifANhN i'is aApHAA
sun ri.e>........... 9as5 HIGH TiDE.
hoonr leet........ 80 Evening. ........... l:2s
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 1. lss2.
ARRIVED.
steamer GUyaniotfe. Kelly. New York. ncrchan-
Gle ana pas.f myers. =. Y. Allen Co.
Steamer ARIEL clifford. Norfolk. niteG states
nti.' mcrc,i'.iiis aud passenger, l.. r. Ta'uI.
superintendent
schooner william Oliver, Jones. Alexandria.
grain. faVail-1 reushaV Company.
schooner tiarilia. Nrotcn, Portsmouth. Va.
Iron. frcdcgar Company.
schooner J.. \. >cribncr smith. New York hay,
schooner GcorSc T. Haliock. Edmund.. Perth
Amhoy' iron, Richmond aud Danyine Railroad
Company.
Schooner George ". Anderson. Gale. New York.
lion, Richmond sad DinIlc Railroad Company.
schooner \. '. Bergen. Chamber. Eonaoat.
y" lorN, cement. l.. NcuGcnturg.
SAILED.
Schooner Maria Pearson. Asey. Washington.
coat. &C.. ~torr-; ycss-cI. CurrIe - 90.
schooner Nary d. lrclanl. scul. jersey city.
dies urt, * Parker.
schooner 1mogcpc Divertv. Curtis. New York
rir Peters ufk. itWhcr. Curtis c Parker.
schooner ,.pl torwe.i. " iughci1, Jersey C.,y.
schooner Nary Ann. smith. Norfolk. fertilizer.
schooner carl u. I.othrop. snow. Bostou coal.
tuc~trctkc and ohio d. .llvty COMPANY
Schooner Ne,J. lr.n Portsmouth. y. H.. coal.
Chesapeake and ~ 3D. Railway Company
MEMORANDA.
PTiLAprIp Hrt.-frrvof 81: Schooner Wil-
q .li +. !i.iu-. ~h v.f..m l.i-tmoud. Cleared 3i-
schooner Cor. s.. Nauei,!,r. ~te,lmau. aul -.huo-
der t"rn.lia NeVAirh. Hunl".-toth tor Rich
ProyIorNcr.-Arr.vel 1t: Schooner Alice
Eor.'. Taylor. from Licam0 30.
,AfLFn FrDN .EEMJuA HrNuRf
Schooner 81. ID. Nar.f.n. Pendl,;on. Boston.
schooner "i'ie Foum. te-row Llnn. Mas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-05
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-17
Hanging in Louisiana.

MANSFIELD, LA, December 15.-
Peter Thomas, (colored) was hanged
here to day, in the presence of 1000
people, for the murder of Dick
Bright, also colored. The drop fell
at half-past 2 O'Clock, p. m, and
eleven minutes later Thomas was
pronounced dead. His neck was
broken by the fall on the gallows.
The condemned man acknowledged
his guilt.
Laura Bright, sentenced at the
same time as Taomas,
for participation in the murder
of her husband was respited by the
Governor until further notice. 1t
appeared on trial that Pete Thomas
and Laura Bright had been criminal
ly intimate, and had agreed to put
Dick Blight out of the way N order
that they might live together undis-
turbed. Thomas killed her husband
with rail, and he and the woman
threw the body into bayou where it
was soon after found. Suspicion
naturally fell upon the guilty pair
and they were arrested and tried
with the above stated result.