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The Union Association OF Baseball
Clubs.
TDy telegraph 70 Tie Dlspaich.l

TBy telegraph L. the Dlspaichl
PHILADELPHIA, October 20.--A meeting
Of the Union Association OF Baseball Clubs
was held at the Bingham House this after
noon. Representatives Of clubs in Balii-
more, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Washington, and 81. Louis were present.
II. b. Bennett, Of Washington, d. C., pre-
sidcnt Of The Association, was in the chair
Applications for admittancc into the Assoc
citation were received from Lancaster
Penn; New York city, Richmond, Va,
land Kingston. Y. Y. They were referred
b the Board Of Directors for action.
Two more clubs are wanted to make the
number eight. hut preference will be given
TO the Brooklyn and indianapolis clubs,
both OF which have promised TO enter this
organization provided they cannot obtain
admission into the American Association.
The feeling among those present at the
meeting was unanimously in favor OF car
rving on the Association. and at the sug-
gestion OF one Of the delegates each repre-
sentative of club present paid in 800 TO
w. Warren White, OF Washington. ID. c.,
the secretary and treasurer OF the AssOcia-
ton, a. guarantee OF the good faith 81 his
club. The clubs represented from Balti-
more, Chicago, Pittsburgh. and Washing
ton have already signed I part OF their
PLAYERS, and it was reported that upwards
OF twenty-five other players had applied for
positions on the teams.
1t was unanimously voted to hold to
their original action in ignoring a reserve
rule. although al the contracts OF the
League or American Association clubs are
to be respected. and no player will be ap-
preached with inducements until the term
OF his engagement with the club with
which he j. playing has expired.
The Association VIII meet again in this
city about the middle OF December.
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Washington Races.
Try ielerrnnh 70 the pi.pareh.

bN ttlrlftpu " tlit DfnP"''h''
WASHINGTON, October 20.-Fifth and
last day OF the fall meeting Of the National
Jockey Club at Ivy City.
First race-lyy City stakes, for twO-year-
olds. one mile-Mittie B. won; Woodlark
second. Nitot third. Time, l:474.
second race-seyen-eighths OF mile
dash. Tor all ages-Burch won; Rica see
ond. Bella third. Time, 1901.
Third race-Congress stakes, for all ages,
two and one-eighth miles-won by Fair
Count; Nettle second, lIomespun third.
Time, $500.
Fourth race-mile dash, for beaten
-IIecl-aud-Toe won; Brad second,
Fairyiew third. Time, l:ij.
Fifth race-three-iourths OF mile dash,
substituted for hurdle-race-Brad won ;
Old Liz. second, Colonel sprAgue third.
Time lis.
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1T Is 4 FACT.

Hundreds oc letters in our possession (copies OF
which may be had 10y return MALL are our auihori-
~ for the assertion that Ssin Scalp, and Blood
HumOrs, whether Scrofuous. Inherited, or Con-
tagious. may NOW DE permanently cured by
CUTiCURA RESOLVENT, the new BloOd-Puri-
fer. Dluretic, aud Apcrient. internally. and Gu
TICUHA and CUTICURA SOAP, the great skin
Cures and Beauliders, externally, in one half the
time and ut one half the expense Of any other
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CHARGES Not su,stantia.cd.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The charges
preferred bya Washington iunk-dcalcrt that
there was fraud in the late sale OF old mn
terial at the Norfolk nayy-yard have been
investigated by secretary Chandler, and
were not SubStantiatcd. The delivery OF
the articles, which was suspended pending
the investigation, has been made. Secrc-
try Chandler held that there might have
been a combination at the sale, and that It
could not be helped, and the charges that
the auciioneer had been bribed proved un-
founded.
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uossac,,uge,ts Democrats.

by telegraph - The Disfatch.l
BOsTON, October pa fully-attended
meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Committee was held here this afternoon
Colonel Plympton presiding. BY a unani-
nous vote ;. y. Il. Abbott was nominated
for Lieurenant-Goye in place OF Mr..
Prince, who declines to accept the nomi-
nation. Mr.. Abbott is a son Of Judge Alb
bolt. and is We'll and fayorably known in
RaStou
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The Switchnsen's Strike.

IDy icIogflpl % Inc DSp.IIn.T
GALVESTON. October 20.-A special to the
Nelrs from Dallas says The switchmen mt
the wards OF the Texas Pacific and Missouri
Pacific railroads struck last night for an
advance in wages from $50 TO 2Gj per
month. Several ircight-trains in the East
Dallas yards were abandoned in cOnSe-
qucnce OF the strikc. kilograms have been
sent 70 Fort Worth and Marshall for men,
who it is thought will reach Dallas to-day.
The strikers are stubborn, and say no one
shall touch car until their demands are
allowed.
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Crime i'm North Carolina.

by tclcguph % The DIspatchI
WHNINGToN, y. c., October 20.-A Sre-
cial to the star from Shelby says Dir. and
Mrs. William Logan, both over seventy
years old. were attacked at their home,
twelve miles from Shelby, bya negro burg
lar. Mrs. Logan was killed and her hus-
band choked nearly to death. The negro
escaped with ten dollars booty.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. OCT. 20, 1883
lBy Telegraph.
AllNINEn.

steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. MIR
ciandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud Ohlt
Railway Company land sailed Oh return).
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Oni'
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Accomac, Dclk. merchandise and pa
fengcrs. Smlthheld, Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY
Company land sailcn ON rcfurnl.
steamer Pamlico, Blakeman, Smithncld, mer'
chandisc and passengers. Chesapeake and Oh.t
Railway Company land sailed on rcturnl.
STEAMER Rapdan, clover. New ork mcrchan-
cisc tand sailed for NOrfOlSl, old Dominion steam
ship Company.
steamer George AppOld, Foster Providence
merchandise land sailed fer BaltmOrel, W. and
VI. 4. Company.
SAILED.
steamship Bonona Dr.. Queenstown, having
cOaled
steamer simeon Or, sberhornc. IIavre, having
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THE VALLEY RAILROAD COMPLETED TO LEX
INGT0S.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
STANTON, VA, October 20.-The last
spike on the Lexington division of the
Valley railroad was driven last night, and
the first train TO run through from VIM
chester to Lexington passed here this af-
ternoon, carrying the Cadet corps home
from the Winchester Far. Last Saturday
when they went on they had TO march three
miles to get to Iarmon's, the first station
out from Lexington. Trains will not run
regularly TO Lexington, however, for sew
eral weeks vet.
ARRIVAL. OF THE FIRST TRAIN IN LEXINGTON.
special telegram To the Dispatch.j
LEXINGTON, VA, October 20.-The first
through passenger train on the Valley rail-
road reached here to-day at o'clock with
the Cadets Of the Virginia Military Institute
on board, who were on their return from
the Winchester Fair.
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The Brewton. Ala. Epidemic.

TBY IeIcgfaTn 10 me TJI-piTCN.I
WASHINGTON, October 20.-The experts
sent TO Brewton, Ala. by SurgeOn-Gencral
Hamilton, Of the Marine Hospital service.
to make an investigation OF the epidemic
at that place. have reported by telegraph
that the disease is yellow-iever. Up to
yesterday there had been 81 cases and Is
deaths. Dr. Hamilton says this Is very
high rate Of mortality. The population OF
the town il between 500 and 500, but the
disease is not spreading to any extent. The
adjoining towns have quarantined against
Brewton. DisiniectantS from hospital sup
Plies at New Orleans will be sent to the
Mavor OF Brewton.
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THE BOTTLE IN THE CLosET.-Some sly
old fellows baye habit Of keeping their
brandy bottle under lock and kew, where
nobody but themselves can get at II. They
think nobody knows how often they go TO
il, but red nose sometimes tells the tale
louder than words can speak II. The " bot
tic in the closet" II 1t contain brandy, Is
very mischieyous. But "bottle in the
closet " full OF PERRY DAyIs's PAIS-KILLER
Is just what 10 family can afford TO be
without,
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NOW Is THE TINE TO CURE
SKIN-HUMORS.

II IS al this season when the pores open freely
and the per~pration is abundant that Disfgurlng
HumOrs, Illuminating Eruptons, Itching Tor
lures, salt-Rheum or Eczema, Psoriasis, letter,
RingwOrm, Baby HumOrs. ScrOfuia. Scr0fulOus
Sores, Absccsses, and Discharging Wounds, and
every species of Itching, Scaly, and Pimply
Diseases Of the skin aud scalp are most speedily
and economically cured by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES.
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GREATEST ONrARTH.

CUTICURA REMFDlks are The greatest nedi-
cine, on earth. Had the worst case salt Isheuin
IN this county. My mother had II twenty years
and ia fact died from IT, believe CUTICURA
would have saved her life. My arms. breast, and
ho,d were covered for three years, which nothing
relieved or cured until ! used the CUTICURA
REsOLyENT Internally and CUTlCURA ana
CUTiCURA SOAP externally. j. W. ADAMS.
NEWARK, O.
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Mysterious Murder ola Young Girl I'm
Illinois.
fBy telegraph to tue Dispatch

fBy telegraph 70 tue Dlspatch.l
T LINCOLN. LII, October 20.-Z0ra Burns,
who had been employed us domestic in
the family Of Orrin Carpenter. a prominent
and wealthy resident Of this city, was
found dead near the outskirts OF the city
one week ago. her body bearing all the ey-
licences OF a desperate murder. Her throat
had been cut from ear to ear and her skull
crushed in, and her arms bore evidence
that she had had 4 fierce struggle with her
aSSailant. Ever since the discovery OF her
body the entiIe community has aided the
detectives i'm their search for the murderer.
II was learned that she had been engaged
TO q young farmer named Dukes, and sus-
picion pointed somewhat toward him,
but during the last two days a chain
OF apparently eliminating circumstances
had been wound around her former en-
plover. Carpenter, which resulted in bis
arrest tins afternoon. The investigation
disclosed the fact that Fora had left his
employ and returned home TO her father.
i'm the village near Lincoln, and that the
day preceding her death she came to this
city and paid visit to Carpenters Office,
remaining with him IN houraloue. He was
the only person she visited, so faraS known.
while here. As TO the nature OF her visit
Carpenter related story, plainly denied
by The facts subsequently disclosed. II
was also discovered that be supplied the
girl with money. and had written her varl-
Gus letters. 4 bartender ~ the National
House here testified that Carpenter pur-
chased from him half pint OF whisliey the
day Of the murder. The examination OF
Carpenters buggy to-day disclosed the
fact that the cushions. lines, and shafts
were plainly marked with blood, and on
this discovery n warrant was Immediately
sworn out for his arrest. He was followed
to Jail by a large and excited crowd. The
accused is credited with being the wealth
lest resident Of Lincoln, owning large
grain elevator here. a farm near the city,
and other property. He has wife and two
foupbfprS
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noc,s,ou Against n whislscy Tax.
IRy telegraph 10 The Dispaich.l

CHICAGO, October 20.-Judge Garry, in
the Superior Court, this morning decided
that the ordinance by which the city sought
to collect $3.50 annually from wholesale
liquor-Gealers was void, because 1t partook
OF the nature OF tax which the city had
no right to impose.
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FIolr
by IeioG raDh.

Flour We quote: t'ne. t30s9.50; superdne,
- 23mr3.75 extra 4.75At4.9O; family, f5es
t5.9j. Patent fAIniiv s6sp0.25.
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GRrAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The half has not been told as 10 the great cura-
tive powers Of the CUTlCURA REMEDIES. |
have paid hundreds Of dollars for medicines 70
cure diseases Of the blood and skin, and never
found anything yet 10 equal The CUTlCURA
REMEDIES. CHARLES A. WILLIAMS.
PEOyIDHNCE r.
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CURE EVERY CASE.

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsell all other
medicines keep for skin-diseases. My customers
aud patients say that they have effected cure In
every instance where Other remedies have failed.
II. W. BRoCKWAY, NJ. ID.
EnANKIIN EAIIS. n. III.
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Race POstpono<i.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, October 20.--The race be-
tween Trinket and Malolica has been post
poned until Thursday next.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Archbishop Lynch on Pauper gmni-
grafton.
fBy cable to the Dispatch.

TORONTO, October 2O.-There is con-
siderable discussion here regarding letter
sent by Archbishop Lynch TO the Dublin
Po0r-LaW Guardians Is TO pauper immi-
grafton. The Archbishop states that the
Board wrote him asking ii he would take
under his protection number OF girls from
their w0rkhousc, to which he replied that
Canada was very well supplied with hell
at present. and he would not advise any
more 10 come out this winter.
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Irish Affairs.

DUBLIN, October 20.-The Frennan'S
.JOurRQi demands that the Government
shall prosecute the leaders Of the Orange
meeting held at Raslea on the 10th instant.
the attendants on which, it states, were
armed. 1t also says that the speeches de-
liyered at the meeting Indicated an inten-
ton to intimidatc the National League
meeting, which was legally held at the
same time
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COMMERCIAL.

bAITMORg. October 2O.-Nlrglnia new 0-f
80 : new IS, 81. Bid to-day.
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FRANKLIN FALLS, N. n.

Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcURA, 90
cents; REsoLyEST, 81; SOAR. 25 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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Rnso.KnlI Yesterday.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
1t. Louis: Providence, 1 ; II. Louis, ,.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, , Buffalo, l.
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Everybody praises st. Jacobs Oil, from
youth 10 age, rs the great pain-cure.
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A wATTruAUL--TIIE LITTLE GENERAL FINDS
MANY DIssENTERs IN HIS PARTY.
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New YORK. COTTON FUrURE-

Nsw yonK, October 2O.-Cotton - Net ~
CENTS, os8 hates; gross receipts. 2,700 bales.
Fninrcs cl,sea steady sales, $4,000 bales: Octs-
her, sioi0@sioa7; S1'e@1eer, rlo.aoss
siO.do: Fehrnary, Sl0 s4Msio.s5: March,
-un0saslo.99: ApriL sll.og@sillQ; MAY,
s1l.2l@tll22. June. Al i.s3eesil.Ss; Jdv,
sll.lemsll.it; August. : IL .ooali.S2.
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sAIFS RrPORTFD 10 sFCRFTARY.

WHEAT.-Whlte. "a bushels fair 10 very good
Al sI.lO to sl.I4. Red, 6l9 bushels very good
Lomgbeuy at Il.lf 10 SLID: IL bushels prime
mixed at fll2; 23S bushels common % very
good >hortbcrry az II 10 zl.ll.
CORN.-Whlte, $40 bushels very good to prime
a ~ a nhr
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vARINI sNTELI.iGENcE.
PORT OF RlCHNUNb, OCT. 20, 1888.
ARRIVED,

steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York. mer
chandlse ana passengers e.. ". Allen & Co., agents.
steamer Wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, incr-
chandlse, j. ". AicCarlck, agent
steamer Ariel. ,iitloru, NOriolS, tnit'1 states
mail, merchandise aud passengers, /. Il. TatUn .
suuerintfudent
Bark Florence, IIucy Cicnfucgos guano, Am
son * Addison.
Brig =. c. Noyce, -. Boston. 10 load flour,
UpNa,l- CrCnshlw Company.
schooner Joshua $. BrdgdOn, Chase. Woods
Hole. emnO. John knoN.Jr.
Schooner jennie 4. Pil,bcrry, Plllsbcrry, Rock
land. lime, Warner Moore.
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civil Rights i'm Canada.

TORONTO, CAN. October 20.-The action
brought by the colored man Dunn against
the Windsor School Board to compel that
body 10 admit his daughter 10 the public
Central school has been decided in favor Of
the defendants. The trustees pleaded that
the girl was refused admission on account
Of ,Nanf III .nlrn-
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Fatal TrichiuOSis.

BERLIN, October 20.-TrichinOsis con-
tinues to spread in the vicinity OF Erms-
lebcn. in PruSsian SaXony. The doctors
there fear that 20 per cent. OF the cases Of
the disease will result fatally.
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rar,houakcs nj Gibraltar.

LONDON. October 20.-Three shocks OF
earthquake. OF from ten 10 twelve seconds
duration, in quick succession, were felt at
Gibraltar shortly after midnight, and an
other at O'Clock this morning. The direc-
lion Oi the movement was from north to
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Warranted the strongest. Toughest aud Most Ela.'
tic Glue on Earihi ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Ncuds
Evcrything SOLID. A. ROCK lizard ~ ADA
NAET.-FII.M - GRANlTEu! New scientific
Discovery !--Hevoluti0nizes the Liquid Glue Busi.
nos, OF the World. ROYAL GLUE Is ABSOLUTELY
TjiJreak1JIe amt InseDdribiei \ SAN>ONlAN
GIANT among other Clues and Clements! NIL.
LIONS MORE Must Have IT,. No ileating-N0
Prcparation-Alwtys Ready - Always Liquid
Glue. CHINA. WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
Cue TIPS and Cloth. CrOckcry. Ornaments OF
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Buc-a-Brac. ana Every
thing Else with lnseplrable Tenacity' MANI
FACTTRFHs Of Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods.
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, Gtsu
Labels. Fme Carriages aud Pianos. Paper. card
Board. on Cloth aud Carpets, who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing, ~tiilcnine and Glueing Purposes
BARREL. Royal Glue Tails for Itself The
News ~ IT. Marvellous and extraordinary I'm
hreakah,c Qualities. Us Great SMOOihncss FleNl.
bilityand strength FLASHES LIkELIGHrNISC
from one Customer 10 AnotherH LIVE SALES
MIN Job Thousands Of hotties Of ROYAL clue t.
Druggist. GrOccrs. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Nm.
d-e.is nj Boftles % Business Offices ana Families
25 CENTS per Bottle. with Brush and Tin Cover
by MAIL. POSTPAID, 10 cents cxtri. Manufacture
by J.U. O'MEtRA q co,
l347 Pennsylvania ave. Washington. u. g.
LIVE AGENTS wante IN every city aud COun.
~ throughout The United states, Canada, Europ,
and south America. Sold by Druggists, Gr0ccrs
stationer., Ilar iware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied by BURR
& BRIDGES. 1893 Franklin street. PURCELL
LADD & Co. POWERS. TAiLOR 4 CO., BOD
EKER BROTHERS, OWENS & MINOR, Rich
mOnd We. f"ZN-lN
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BALTIMORE. .

BALTIMORE. October 2O-tlour dull and
steady Nheat->outnern dull ana lower; western
fairly active and lower; southern red: u. 700.
Sl.O7: amber. ST. SOILS; No. western
winter red. spot. aud October. -l.u3hAsl u
C0rn-Snuihcrn quiet: western duh; southern
white. G5HG7c.: yellow, 6Sc. Osts quiet and
unchanged Provision. quiet and steany. Coffee
dull aud nominal sugar quict soft, S'.c-
Whisky steady and unchanged. Frcighis firm.
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DEAUTY.-FORR ROUGH. CHAPPED,
I'D and Greasy skin. Blackheads, Pimples. sk In
Blemishes. and Ibfantlle Humors. use CUTICCRA
SOAP, a real Btautiler. oc 2l-su6W&w
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, october 20. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, ! bushels Red. 1913 BUSH
els.
CoTN.-White, 2,052 bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels
ONTS.-l.cO bushels.
RYE.-2OS bushels.
hEAL.-36 bushels.
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Schooner GAY Thomas. shoe. New York, wheat.
&. T.. Buck vessel. Curtis y Parker
schooner General +. B.. spinner, lligbee, Provi-
dcncc. coal, Chesapeake and Ohio railway; vessel.
Cunts < Parker.
schooner +. G.. Knight. Jr.. Uuntley, Chicka-
hominy. % load wood for New York; vessel. Cur
ii, x Parker.
Schooner !. Il. johnson, Rose, Chickahominy.
20 load poplar wood for Philadelphia; vessel, Cur
rs & Parker.
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a Celebrated Chateau burned.

LONDON, October 20.-The celebrated
chateau belonging TO Prince Czartoryski,
Mt Sienilwa. in Austrian Galacia, has been
DESTROYED by ire, entailing loss oi
5000, GOO.
a fnr,chn In, GiriIn
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4 Papai AI!OcuiiOn.

ROME. October 20.-The Pope is pre-
pairing I'm aliocution on the condition the
Catholic Church. His Holiness has sum
moned the Archbishop Of Vienna 20 Rome
lie will prohably be created cardinal.
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This Is a very unreasonable time Tor
Democrats 20 20 ont Of the party-when
Republicans and Republican states are be-
coming Democrats or supporting the Dem
Ocratic cause. Let all be careful lest some
be deceived. The indications are that Re-
pUblcanism VIII meet with q Waterloo in
1SSi. Where. then, viii those land who
expect 10y following Malone into the Re
publican party To be with the majority (:
Democratic Readjusters, think before YOU
act. The time has come FOR a change
in the National Administration. VIII
not every Democrat in Virginia come
10 the poll, and aid in making this change,
so much desired all over the country? Let
every Democrat do his duty and the vic
tory will be achieved. The time for n
change has come. The handwriting is on
the wall. Then, Up, guards, and at
them! "-Shenand0ah Valley.
Some Of these days, when men who call
themselves Nirginians, ''to the manner
born," have ground their little axes, and
have been Invested Of their abnormal ne
grOphilism. il is earnestly hoped that pro-
vision will be made for the proper care OF
the white lunatics; also. that there may be
a normal school for white teachers. IL Is
OF course too much 10 expect this from the
statesmen Of affected negrophilism now,
but they will not always have an iron in
the political ire, as now.- Petersburg Nal,
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILwAUEsu, October 20 Flour quiet and NM
changed. Wheat Unsettled; poe. octoper' nlsi
November Corn nOminaly unchanged. Oats
urn; No. 2.Slm32kc. Provisions steaoy. McSs
PORK. slO.i5 ocioter Lard Prime stcain' sI.os
October.
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IN. Avalanche i'm Sicily.

MEsSINA. October 20.-An avalanche ut
Asaro, in Catauia, yesterday buried SIX en-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

POLITICS IN SOTrOwAY AND DINWIDDIs-
An ENCOURAGING oUTLOOS-CASEs IN THE
HUsTTNGs COURT-NATTERs IN BRUNSWICK.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatoh.l
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