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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-05
HARRISONBURG.

AfTGtY AT PLEASANT yALLEY-THE "DIs-
PATCH" FOR JANUARY |, 1882, &C.
lCrrros pond,uce of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY 3, 1852.
4 difficulty occurred at Pleasant Valley
on SUNDAY morning last between two young
gentlemen of the neighborhOod, Messrs.
Peicr Roller and Peter kayl0r, in which
Nj. Kaylor received a severe blow on the
head from q club or piece OF plank in the
hand, o. Roller. kaylor was knocked
down and supposed 10 be seriously injured
at first. hut physician was promptly called
In and The wounded nan is said to be get
ting wen. Both young gentlemen are
highly respectable, and the unfortunate col
li-iln is Greatly regretted.
1hc numerous readers Of the Dispatch
iu Obi, part Of the Valley are exceedingly
pleased with the issue OF January !, 1882.
IL. official ard other record OF the business
and history Of Richmond for the year just
closed Is exceedingly gratifying to every
Nir.iuian who takes . Just pride i'm the
material advancement and prosperity of
Our clIifIl city.
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lffasouriT TRAGEDIES.

FRATHcIDE RESULTING FROM PRATRICIDE.
ST. LOUIS, January 4.-On New-Year's
day, in the vicinity OF Louisiana, Mo-,
John Morgan Shaw, one OF Bill Andcr-
sons guerillas, was shot and killed by his
brother, Marshall Shaw. The murder
grew out OF family feud about the d.
vision Of their fathers property. In May,
1880, John Morgan Shaw shot and killed
his brother Perrin, and this second tragedy
il the result OF the first.
A FIGHT WHICH ELIMINATES IN SEVERAL
DEATHS.
ST. Louis. January An the southern
part Of Montgomery county, Mo-, De-
cember 10Th, John, Tom, Joe, and Abbie
King went TO Mr.. Nelson's house, near
Americas, where fight occurred, in which
young Nelson was killed. Saturday night,
the 31st Of December, band OF citizens
attacked Kings house. shot and wounded
old Mrs. King and one OF her sons. and
killed Mrs. Austin and another OF the King
bows
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FAILURE of a Large Packing Firm.

PORTLAND, Me-, Janualy ii. WinsIOw
Jones & Co., packing firm, incorporated
under English law, doing business nPOrt-
land, and owning fifteen corn-factorics and
five Observation-Disclosures i'm Maine, and fourteen
lobster and salmon-iact0rics in the Pro-
vinceS. have to-day failed for SlS2,OC0. An
attachment was put on last night at the in
stance OF New York parties. The assets
two wears ago, when the corporation was
organized. were S299,000. The immediate
cause Of tie failure i too-rapid eXpan-
sion Of business.
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Iyuchburg's Latest.
A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEAEANcE-THE SNOW
STORM.

A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEAIANcE-THE SNOW
STORM.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LYYcHBURG, VA, January 4.-John L.
Adams, late composition on the Virginida,
disappeared mysteriously several days since,
and has not been heard from since. 1t is
thought that he may have committed siii-
eide by drowning, rs he was heard by a
iellow-workman to threaten to do so. A
brother OF the missing man, who is ma
tive Of Nelson county, is in the city search
ing for him.
1t has been showing violently here since
3 o'clock, and the ground is covered to
depth Of several inches. All the streams
in this section are frozen up.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Progress OF she Gniteeu Trial festerhny-
Death of Hon. G. &. Clay, of Alabama
Meesins Of the Maryland Lesisiatsre-
Tragedies in Missouri, Tennessee, Florida
and Elsewhere Auditor Palmer, or New
ark, Indicted and Pleads Guilty-henvy
Failure Caused by Too Rapid Expansion OF
Busincss-A Kentucky Centenarian Gone
A smalI-Pox Scare Causes General Naccf-
nation Among New York Actors-Marine
Disaster-susar-Cane Growers Conven-
ton I'm ~. Louisa IA, 200, 900 FroHcs Bank
rupt In Bordeaux, &C.
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Norfolk.

ARREST OF AN ESCAPED PENTTENTIAEY con-
yICT-RAILROAD TRAFFIC. INTERRUPTED BY
SNOW.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, January 4.-William Will
liams, an escaped negro convict from the
Richmond penitentiary, is in the hands OF
the police in this city.
The recent heavy snow-storm has mate
rally interfered with traffic and transport
tation on the railroad lines to this city.
Showing again tonight.
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NeUarik's Auditor Pleads Guilty.

NEWARK, y. j.. January 4.-Ciiy-Audi-
tor Frederick \. Palmer was indicted by
the grand jury to-day for forgery and at
once placed at the bar, when he pleaded
guilty Of eight indictments Tor III, forgery
OF endorsements on warrants drawn on the
City Treasurer. He was remandCd to Jail.
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T,e Arc,,hishons or poscn anna CoIogne

LONDON, January IA diSmtch from
Berlin published in Paris, in a stmi-oGicial
form, confirms the statement tina the Arch
bishops OF Posen and Cologne will resign
their Sees, Prussia on her side reinstating
several Of the dcposed bishops. Dr.. Busch,
while in Rome recently conducting nego-
tiations begun by Herr Won Schlozer with
the Vatican, promised Il conci.iatory adj
ministration OF the "May laws" but would
not touch the wider questions mentioned
In ncMsnaner rumOrs.
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as 10 deprive the accused Of the degree Of
reason necessary to distinguish between
right and wrong In respect OF the act, so
that NJ the time Of committing the act he
either did not know what he was doing, or
II he did, that the act was wrong or con-
trary TO the law OF the land.
At Mr.. scoyillc's suggestion the court
was then adjourned till Saturday morning
to give time for the defence to prepare their
Doiufa ~ law.
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY I'm Tennessee.

New YORK, january "A special from
Liberty, Tenn, states that in fight in a
saloon at Auburn, Cannon county, last
night, Contrell Bethel shot and killed Ar
drew Fauston and Charley Adam, and shot
and MORALLY wounded Bud McAdoo. The
greatest excitement prevails in the place
over the shooting, but no arrests have yet
bcon made
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Murdered bY His Stcp.Fathcr.

NEW YORK, January A Pensacola,
Fla. dispatch says: At Pine Orchard yes
terday Abraham Watkins was murdered by
his step-father. Oliver Francis. Watkins
fought desperately for his life until Fran
els plunged a knife into his abdomen, and,
drawing it upward, inflicted a horrible
wound. Watkins fell and expired in afcw
moments. Francis shot him twice after he
yall
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a SMALLPOX Scare Among New York
ACtOrN.

NEW YORK., January 4.-Nearly one half
Of the actors and actresses Of this city have
been vaccinated ut police headquarters.
The cause OF the scare was 4 rumor that
Samuel W. Piercy. the leading man OF
Booths troupe, had died Of smallpox in
Boston, and on Saturday night three travel
ling troupes, members Of which had ASSOC
ciated with Piercy, arrived in this city
from Boston.
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CHATTANOOGA, January "A special an
nounces the death OF Hon. c. c. Clay at
his country residence, near Huntsville,
Ala. on Tuesday. lie was buried at
Huntsville yesterday with great pomp.
Deceased was United States senator before
the war and Confederate States senator
during the war.
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Death of n Centenarian.

RICHMOND, KY, January f.-JameS Isom
died in this county last sunday at the age
OF one hundred and two years. During
the war of 1912 he passed his time in
cavern in the mountains making saltpetre
for the manufacture OF gunpowder for the
American army.
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Wifc-yIursier i'm Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January i.-John
Loohcv shot his wife this morning because
she refused to allow his daughter To get him
whiskey. The murderer Immediately gave
himself up. lie was father Of one Of the
ircmen killed in the recent mill-eIplosion,
and has been drinking heavily since that
event
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Secured a settlement.

PHILADELPHIA, January 4. Washington
Buther's Sons have secured a settlement
with all their creditors on the basis Of A.
per cent; 10 per cent. IN cash and the rest
in negotiable paper. The last creditor
signed of yesterday. Mr.. Darlington, head
of the Chicago branch, retires.
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mississippi Democrats.

NEW ORLEANS, January IA Jackson,
Miss. special says a Democratic caucus
will be held tomorrow night on the scna-
torial question. Colonel Lamar is in the
city. and will remain until after the eau
Gus, when he will return TO Washington.
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ObifuurY.

SHREVEPORT, La, January 4.-Colonel
". c. Melvin, well-known civil engineer
in charge of the Government works at The
mouth OF Jones's bayou, Red river. died
suddenly here yesterday, it is supposed Of
hcart-discaSe
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To BE Paid in Full.

JERsEYvILLE, ILL, January 1.-The liza
bilities OF Enoch Littefeld. the banker
whose suspension was announced yester-
day, are $4,000; assets, 100000. 4 COM
mittee has been appointed TO wind up his
affairs. The creditors are to be paid IN full.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, January q, 1882.
SALEs-EfRsT BoARp.--20 shares Columbia and
Greenville Railroad preferred at 81; 10 shares
Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred at sly
10 do. at 57@. 10 DO at sly, 80 do at 57,s 20 do
at 57k 40 shares Petersburg Railroad at 31i;
30 share. Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
at 39s. 20 do. at 3ss; shares Merchants
National Bank At ll2; 1000 Richmond, Fredc-
ricksburg and Potomac RaiIoad extended Sc at
107.
SECOND BOARD.-2 shares Charlotte Columbia
and Augusta Railroad at SO, 10 do Mt 90, 20 do. at
B0l: 90 shares Petersburg Railroad a.9lk
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Gold and Silver Discovered i'm No.
braska.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, January 4.-Great ex-
element prevails here over the alleged dis
coyery Of gold and silver in paving quanti-
ties near the town Of Lincoln, Neb.
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KILLED while Resisting Arrest.

GALVESTON, January IA Neus Austin
special says a young man named Me-
Phail (ex-conyict for horse-theiD was killed
last night in a house OF ill-iame by Special
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A S3.OOO.OOO RanlSrupt.

Bordeaux, January 4.-Th, Tribunal OF
Commerce has formally declared Joseph
Charrial bankrupt. His liabilities amount
to l5.0O0,O00 francs. lie has absconded,
and Il warrant for his arrest has been
issued
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LOUISVILLE, January i.-Flour dull extra, s56e
$3.50: family. Sj.5O0 So: choice 10 fancy, 81. 5O0
-. Wheat steady AZ sl.37. Corn steady: No. 2
white, re. mixed, 81 g.. oats steady No. white,
Ole: mixed, AGE. Ryesicidy and unchanged. Pork
and lard nominal. Bulk-mcats steady: shoulder
none here clear rib. SIZE; clear side, 9AGs3sc.
Sugar-cured hams, l2lsc. Whiskey steady at LIS.
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main several DAYS. lie called on President
Arthur to-day.
Owing TO the abuse Of sick-leayes In the
army the War Department to-day issued an
order on the subject.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 4.-Soon.-Stooks depress-
I'd. Money, per cent EXchanCc-LOn2, 479', /;
short, Asa. state bonds inactive. Governments
unchanged.
ErenfRg.-EXchange. 479'i. Governments steady
and unchanged, except extended G's, which were
down Z; new 5's, lO2; new -, l4}s; new
rather dull. sub-Treasury balance-COin, $50
63j; currency, S4ll6.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 4, 1882
ARRIVED.

kHElFtD.
Brig Rothssy (Br.). Churchill. Norfolk, TO load
coal for Havana, Curtis a Parker.
schooner Eurotas. Russell, New York, merchant
disc: vessel, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner n. n. Parker, steeiman, New York,
iron, Trcdegar Company.
SAILED
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails. J.. b.
Tatum. agent.
schooner A. q. Ireland. Gale, New YORK cfa
James river, TO load wood.
Schooner A. II. Leaning, Calhoun. Elizabeth
port rfd Petersburg, lumber. CARTS Parker
Schooner j. II. Bodwell Spalding. Portssnsufb,
". H. coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
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Death of Dir. Draper.

New York. January 4.-Dr. John W.
Draper died this morning at the age OF
scyenty-Onc years.
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Marine Disaster.

NEW ORLEANS. January "A Pensacola
special says the schooner Small and sloop
Wanderer recently blew ashore on Santa
Rosa island, and three men were drowned.
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JANUARY.3. 1882. IA 4-2fs
no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN +:

Il Take notice, that the partnership heretofore,
existing between JOHN l.. SAMPSON and VII
LIS 4. SAMPSON under the Nrn-name of JOHN
L. SAMPSON & BROTHER. Real Estate Agents
and Auctoneers. with Office ia the city OF NAN
chester, Va. Is dissolved this day by mutual con-
sent.
All persons having claims against the Said firm
and an persons indebted - the same win sOttlc
with JONI L. SAMPSON. who is alone axhorizcd
10 close out the unfinished business Of the Or firm,
ut Manchester, Va. "a slot
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BVRNEITs COCAINE promotes yigor-
ous and healthy growth Of the hair. Ii has
been used in thousands OF cases where the
mar was coming out, and has never failed
10 arrest is decay.
Use Burnetts Flayoring Extracts--the
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DISsOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHlYS.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

My son, DAVID T.. LTMSDFN, who has bcen
associated with me In business for several years, ~
this day admitted as a partner. The ma me OF the
firm viii hereafter be G. LUMsDES & SON.
Thanking my friends and customers for their pat
sge In the past, 1 feel assured tbas increased
facilities will merit q continuance.
JANUARY 2, 1882. &. LUMSDEN.
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DROWN, DAVIS &c CO.,
ID SUCCESSORS To
ID, d. DAVIS e 60.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS. &C., at
wholesale.
COFFEEs, SUGARS, MOLASSEs, SYRUPs, OF
All grades. -
FLOUR, BACON, HERRINGS, MAChEREIs, Sc.
WINES. MHIShElS. BRANDiES. and all other
LIQUORS of test brands and quality.
Also. every and all articles usually found In 4
iirst-class Wholesale grocery and liquor-store.
4
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take this opportunity to inform nv friends that
vii, continue the WHOLESALE LIQTOR
BUSINESS nc the old stand Of Lathrop Leigh,
1916 and 1918 Cary street, and solicit continu-
ance Of their Kind patronage.
So Lot GEORGE \. LATIIROP & co.
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RICHMOND, VA, January /, 1889.
nISSOLU N.-The co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between ~, under the
style Of LATHROP & LEIGH, expires to-day by
limitation.
q. \. LATHROP assumes the liabilities Of the Old
concern and Is authorized ~ collect all debts due
IT, GEORGE 4. LATHROP,
j.. e.. LEIGH, JE.
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~ LUMSDEN & son,
VI 1913 MAIN STREET.
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
sILyERWARE, sPECTACLEs,
EROM And AFTER TIIIS DAVE

Any goods in our line ordered on short notice.
ia 5-eod1w
EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE L
IL have admitted my brother, JOHN MURPHY,
~ an Interest in my business.
TIER.
We will conduct the COOPFRAGE BUSINESS
at the old place, Nos. 1924 and 1926 Cary strsst,
and hope To receive the patronage Of the publiG as
heretofore. NJ. MURPHY.
JOHN MURPHY.
JANTARY.3. 1880. AR
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JOIN L. SAMPSON. \. l.. ADAHsoN.
late of sampson \ Bro. late of England.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. TH is
w DAY HAVE FORMED \ CO-PARTNER-
SHIP under the frm-name Of SAMPSON &
ADAMSON for the purpose Of conducting BUSH
ness rs REAL EsTATE AGENTS and AUG
TiONEElS, with office located in the city OF Man
chester, Va. on Hull street between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Special attention VIII be given 70
NEGOTIATING LOANS, RENTING or
HOUSES, and SALE OF LANDS. All business
JOHN l.. SAMPSON,
ia Slot ~ l.. ADAMS0N.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE.
BALTrfORE, January 4.-Vlrginla G's. con-
soils, CO.,: new l0-i0S, 40i.. Bid to-day.
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The PIANO AND ORGAN BUSINESS VIII be
CTARKE's DIME PLOW-WORKs.

continued at our old stand, 9I3 MAIN STREET
ja 3-fwI
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NEW YORK, January 4.-tlotton-Net re-
ceipts Abs bales; gross, l2,eO7 bales FUTURES
closed strong; sales, 100000 bales; January,
s1l.s2gsll.S3; February, sl2ni@si2.05
s12.596si2.6O; June. si2.72@sl2.73: July,
sl2.sfmsl2.S5; August, sl2.95 september,
sl2.326S12.34: October, sll.50@Sll.36; No
yember, sl2.40@ Sl2.42.
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MILWAUKEE, January 4.-Flour quiet and un'
changed, with fair demand. Wheat stronger; No
irm: No. .. Csc. Oat, iirmer No. z, }3c. Pro-
visions higher. Mes pork. sl7 cash and January
tl7.25 February. Lard-Prilne steam. 81 LOB
al SIS. 9OMs6.95.
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINSATI January 4.-Flour active and firm /;
family. S6IOM$6i0; fancy unchanged. Wheat
scarce and frm az St.3sG,sl.4O. Corn hrner ~
zoe. Oats firm az lSc. Pork hrmcr IL S7.256G
$3.50. Lard stronger at SlO.92 &dS 0.0j. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders, S6.2j0 $500; rib, ss.G2i
mSs.S7k. Bacon scarce and FIRM shoulders,
$500: rib. SO; clear. $1,000. Whisky nrm at
si15: combination sales Of finished goods, lilo
barrels on a basis of Sl.l5. sugac quiet and UNI
changed. Hogs quiet; cOmmon ana light, 500
$500; packing and butchers, $4,000 $500.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc.-JAyuARY 8, 1e
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rHE REPORTED EXODUS or NEGROES INTO
ARKANSAS FROM SOUTH CARoLINA-sENAToR
OARLAND's REFLECTION AssURED-TiE IN
DIAN QuEsTION-PERsoNAL NEWS ITEMS
TIE APPORTIONwENT QUESTION TO RE con-
sIDgRED BY THE PRESENT CONGRESS
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~, GARLAND LITERARY d.uB--cRrIcALLf
',,-prATH or AN INTERESTING CHILD
,rrc,lox or OFFICERS, &C.
..,,,Acpce Of the Richmond Dispatchl
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-27

Paul; Geo. 8. Young, o. 8. Al John
B. Cook and wife, Mrs. Jos. c.. Col
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Young, st. Paul:
Edward B. Young, Cambridge, Mass; A.
Theall and wife, Miss Allie Smith, Miss Gus
sey Coffin, Chicago; VIM. Russell Case, New
York; A. J. Kelly, st. Paul; o. P. Shiras,
Dubuque, Iowa; Jos. Mercer and wife, st.
Paul.
The storm at the lake Tuesday afternoon
was one of the severest ever known there,
causing several accidents. A sail boat con-
tanning party from st. Louis, among whom
were DR.. Stevens, DIR. Parsons, NJ. Udall and
Harry Rundell. capsized nearly opposite Hotel
st. Louis about o'clock. They battled
bravely with the waves, which were running
very high, for nearly two hours, when they
were rescued. Another yacht containing
pleasure party was capsized in Way
zatta bay. Another party OF three
from Spring park, capsized near Hotel
Lafayette and swan ashore, several empty
yachts were capsized and row boats carried
away. The Hattie May was caught in the
storm and ran into bay for shelter, several
trees were downtown In Lake Park aud the
electric light damaged 20 considerable extent.
The City of st. Louis was out in the storm
but sustained no injury and made all her land
lngs in safety.
The DIR. Parsons party, who were very
much exhausted by their long buffet with the
waves, were comfortable yesterday and gradu-
ally recovering. The smaller steamers spent
a good portion OF thesday in picking up stray
boats and restoring them to their owners.
While the storm might have been more dis
astrous, or perhaps fatal, it was as severe
as the average tourist cares to
encOuater, and it is earnestly hoped that Min
netonka's summer visitors will not be treated
to another blow Of similar magnitude.
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ALL-ARoUND THE GLOBE.

BThe Grocers' association of Cincinnati has
taken steps to obtain legal incorporation.
The Democrats of the Second district, at
Vincennes, Ind, nominated Hon. Thos. r
Cobb for congress. yesterday.
George Bates was fatally shot in Monticello,
KY, on Saturday by Robert Southwood and
Manuel Russell, from the effects of which he
died Sunday.
The safe in the store of I'll. Barrows, al
Armada, Macon county, Mich, was blown
open by burglars Tuesday night and robbed of
$4,000. No clue.
J. A. Randall alias Jas. Smith, who muir
dered Frank Armdt, in Oak Grove cemetery,
Springfield, last September, was arrested in
Kansas City yesterday.
Two men charged with horse stealing, ON
resisting arrest were shot and killed by a
sherifi's posse at Harvard, forty miles south OF
Deadwood, last Monday.
]. b. H. Bradshaw, private banker, and
long prominent citizen OF Detroit, Mich,
died yesterday afternoon, after a protracted
illness, OF Bright's disease, aged about sixty.
new engine for the West side pumping
works of Chicago has been ordered, which,
when completed, will increase the daily pump
ing capacity S0,000,000 gallons, making a
united capacity of 1876, 100000 gallons per day.
The Republicans OF the Thirteenth con-
gressional district of Missouri, in convention
at Springfield yesterday, nominated COL
ID. F. Cloud for congress. The resolution was
adopted favoring the holding of Republican
| state convention.
The paper makers met in Saratoga in con.
vention yesterday and elected j. w. French, OF
Michigan, president, and A. f. Harding, oil
| Ohio, vice president. A proposition was
made to shut down all the mills in the coun
| try short time, to give an opportunity fol
rates to increase.