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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-07
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

EDGEWORTH SCHOOL. BALTG-
RI MORE MD.-BOABDING NND DAY
- HOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES amt 1llll.-
DREN. The twcnty-hr-t school Year begins
TIIGRSDAN. september 2n;h.
Circulars sent on application 10 the Principal,
MRS. H. J.. LIFfBRF.
is G-2aW2m No.59 Franklin street.
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A ChfId's Terrible Death.

A Goshen On. ~ special says: A shock
ing accident, which resulted in the death
OF Frances Quackenbush, little girl OF
nine years, occurred at Bellyale few days
ago. The girl had been playing about T..
4. Sanford's mill suddenly her dress
caught in the cogwheels Of revolving
shaft, and In an instant she was drawn In
with il. The machinery was stopped, and
wheDthe child was removed II was found
that her legs were wrapped SO tightly
around the shaft that both knee-joints
were drawn apart and one Of the thigh
bones was broken. In wbirling. her head
struck bin or hopper sguareiy In the fore
head, and the skull was crushed In and
piece OF the scalp torn away. Her collar
bone was broken and piece driven into
her cheat. Her ribs were badly compressed
end her spine received so severe q wrench
that the lower limbs were paralyzed. The
little girl lived long enough TO give full
account OF the accident 10 her playmates
and friends who surrounded her deathbed.
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THE NEWS At HONE And ABROAD.
WAAT TIE WIRES BRING US.
The Anti.Monopofisis' Conference al
ChicaxA.
Try telegraph 10 the D!spaich.l

Thy telegraph 10 the D,spa,ch.l
CHICAGO, July 5.--Little progress was
made this morning 1T The national confer.
ence OF the Anti Monopolists. The pro
ceedings were marked by good order, all
those present having been recognized as
delegates.
The Committee IN Resolutions was not
ready to report, and the interim was filed
with speeches on the ACCESSIBILITY Of or
ganizing a new party and the stand II
should take on the tariff.
Letters OF encouragement from Anti
Monopoly bodies OF Oregon and New Jey"
sey were read ~ the Convention espousing
the objects for which the assemtlage mad
been called.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Streeter, OF
Illinois, submitted the platform prepared
by the committee. III advocates postal
telegraph system; the adjustment OF the
national banking system; the establish
ment OF graduated income tax and OF
postal savings banks; the amendment OF
the patent laws TO secure more perfect pro-
lection TO inventors; combining taxation to
The power OF Congress TO assess taxes for
the necessary expenses Of the Government
only, and denounces gambling in the ne
ceSsaries OF life.
The platform was adopted.
The following officers. were elected:
President, John f. Henry, Of New York
Secretary, ID. +. Silver, OF Indiana Assist
ant Secretary, n. b. Killmer, OF New
York; Treasurer, Edwin Lee Brown, OF
New York, and vice-president from each
State.
Adjourned.
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TeIegraphic Breytties.

Two attempts have been made to raise
the Daphne, but both failed.
Hepburn & Sons, leather-iactors, OF Lon
don, have failed. Liabilities, f250,0O0.
A fire at Friedrichstadt, Russia. on the
river Duna. has destroyed fifty buildings,
including the post-oflice.
The American ri1emen will be allowed
to Use the screw wind-gauge only in the
international match at Wimbledon.
Negotiations between Prussia and the
Vatican have been resumed. Before leav-
ing Berlin, Bismarck directed an amicable
reply to Cardinal Jacobni'S last note.
Judge O'Brien. in addressing the grand
Jury at Limerick, declared that the dimi-
mutton in the number OF outrages since the
last Assizes amounted TO social revolution.
The Iowa State Treasurer has Just paid
fhc last dollar Of the State war debt. The
State has no other Indebtedness OF any
character not covered by funds now in the
treasury.
Blake & Co.'S mill at Amesbury, Mass,
was struck by lightning yesterday after
noon and burned. Loss probably 100000.
Insurance not known. Two hundred per-
sons were employed in the mill.
Whitcomb .tS Kendall, provIsion-dealers
Of Chicago, confessed judgment yesterday
in favor OF Philip Armour for $4,000.
The total liabilities OF the firm are placed
at 100000. Assets unknown.
DIR. w. ID. HoInbrook, respected ply
scian at Union, Ind, was shot and killed
in his Office Wednesday by Sam. Hemmin-
ger, iarm-laborer, with whom he had had
some dispute about work. Hemminger was
arrested.
Two children OF James Mulhern, OF Jo-
liet. ILL.,. aged six and eight years, were
left I'm house alone for a short time We'd
nesday, and during the absence OF their
parents the house took fire, it is supposed
from fire. crackers, and the children were
burned to death.
John Kane, assistant bridge-contractor
OF the Wabash railroad, was shot and
killed on an excursion train at Mound City
wednesday night by Nelson Howard, a
negro, who took to the woods. but was
captured. The cause OF the shooting is
unknown.
At a Sunday-school picnic at Oakdale.
Tenn. Wednesday, gang OF roughs, after
getting drunk, started disturbance on the
train as it was returning. Jesse Hacker
stabbed Tom Lysle in the side, and was
Immediately shot dead by Lysle's brother.
The latter escaped.
Yesterday afternoon, while four men
were working in trench connected with
a sewer, in Albany, n. Y, the banks on
both sides caved IN, completely burying
James Burke and David Fuller, and pal
italy covering the other two. Fuller was
dead when dug out, and Burke seriously
injured.
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Dismissed From the Navy-The ExpOr.
tatiOn OF Whtskey 10 bermuda.
IBy telegraph tO the Dispatcf


WASHINGTON, July 5.-The court-martial
which tried Commander Mullan for losing
the United States steamer Ashuelot in Chi
nese waters has sentenced him to dismissal
from the service. The finding and sem
tence OF the court have reached the Navy
Department, but have not yet been acted
upon finally. The charges preferred
against Commander Mullan were drunken
ness on duty, neglect Of duty, and unne-
cessarily haZarding the safety OF the vessel.
The order OF dismissal has already been
promulgated by Rear-Admiral Crosby, COM
manding the Asiatc station, and Com.
mander Mullan has been detached and or
dered home. This action is irregular,
and therefore does not affect the case, and
he will not be dismissed until the sentence
is approved by the President.
The Acknowledgement has given an
opinion to the Secretary OF the Treasury
that the expectation OF bonded whiskey to
Bermuda with a view to its reimportatlOn
for the purpose Of evading or delaying the
payment Of the tax is not an expectation
within the meaning Of the law.
The Attorney General holds, however,
that the tax due upon spirits at the time OF
expectation is cOllectable upon its return
to this country.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

July IOCUs
Since our last report we note no change In our
market, except for brights which are rather lower.
The demand for other descriptions Is good ind
prices full.
SUN-CrRED.
Lugs, si6S7: medium, $7.50@S9: good, Sl0@
Slz; and fine. s25@S59. several hogsheads have
been sold ut S3OdS59.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lugs.-Dark. s4Ms5: good. S5.50M56; fine
mar nfacturlng. sun-cured. S7MSl2.
Leaf.-COmmon, S5.50Ms6.5O; GOOD, r7.oO@
SO; fine, e10@Sl5.
BRIGHT CC0-aANuFACTURISG.
SmokerS.--Common, ss.5O@Sl0.50; medium.
sl2@S13; good. sl3.50@sl6: fine, slG@l7;
fancy. Sl9MS22.
FiLers.-New lug filler. from 50 TO 81; com
mon. SlOMSl2: medium, sl3@Sl4; good
Sl5mSl6: line. sl7NS1S.
WrapDers.-C Ommoa. s19GS24 medium, $50
@s3O; good, $3.50 $40; fine, si5@s55' fancy,
S6Ot9sG5
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

flOf1mOND MAMIE ..
THURSDAY, July 5, 1888.
Country Produce.
Rldckberries: 4@5c. q quart.
Beesiodr: 3.@32c. q 70.
Butfer: Strictly prime, zoe: good to prime, IA
@l6c. poor TO fair, 10@l2c. Market active for
choice grades.
Corn Neal: eO@65c. per bushel for country;
zoe. for city mills.
Dried Fruit: Nominal
Lire Fouls: Hens, soc: chickens. large, ESQ
Eggs: Ice. crates and barrels market weak.
Fathers: Prime hve-goose, 50@5zc.; common.
Fiarseed: sl.O5@s1.lO p bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, -7O@S0c. clover
mixed, 60@65c.; clover, 5Oc.; marhet over
stocked and dull.
Baied oats: 65@e5c.
Potatoes; Irish: = bushel for r,. choice VT;
as2.5o barrel; small, sI.75@s3.
Peaches: Peck-bOxe7, 81; half-bushels, $3.50
@sl bushel, 81 50Ms3:
Roots: Ginseng, s140Hsl.40 q 10. Seneca, free
of tops 40@45c. d 10.
Lard: Country, llGl2c.
Peanuts: Common TO choice, &c. 2 ID.
RYE. 60@65c q busheL
Sumac: Prime, 65c.
Shucks. 60M66c.
Baled StrdD: 35G40c.
TdII0tp: 6b6l7c. n 10.
Wool: Washed. 35c.: unwashed, Csc. BURY
wool will bring from to &C. q ID. less rhan above
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Rosendale. Sl.oo@Tl.6O "a barrel,
James River, 81 .40Mfl.45.
Lime: Agricultural, SM10c. "A bushel: Rock
land. 81 .15@*1.20, according to quantity; Virgil
mp Pie sa Lump, a; ground, So; calcined
plaster, S1.76.
Tar: Large Size, "a.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merrimack, exc; Mcrrimack Shirting,
&c; Richmond &C.; South Bridge, &C.; Pacinc,
6rc.; Sprague. &C.: Sprague shifting, oTc.: Dun
nei's 6kc.; Aliens, &C.; Manchester, 64c. WASH
ineton, 8lac; Mallory Pink, &C.; Mallory Purple.
6Ic.: simpson Mourning, eye; SIMPSON Grey, 64c.
simpson Black, exc; Harmony, DC. Ashland
Bieacisd SAirtings and SAsefings: 7-s Sc
curjty Sc: To Jack Horner, 5kc.. 7-S Edward
Harris, eve. A Fairmont. 6tc.. A. Pelham
o, IKE: "A Gladiator, &c.; "A Barker. &c.; A
FAREWELL &C.; A Wauregan, lie; 10-4 Monad-
mock. 25c; l0-4 Pequot, 324c.
Bro,on Cottons. Manchester A., 6Ac.; Man
chester "A A. A.. 6ac.; Rockbridge A X. r..
6ssc.; James River D. o., &C.; James River
III. H., exc: James River ID. d.. &c.
Drugs, Dyestuirs, Oils, &c.
Alum: &c.
conesnfratsd G lie: ss.S5@ss.5o y ease of fou
dozen.
Copperas. &c.
CVcsiasai. soc. q 10.
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Lotteries and the Postal Service.
IRy telegraph To the Dispatcb.I

10y Z" VIC UIaf''NNH'I
WASHINGTON, July Administrations
raj Gresham to-day began the hearing OF
arguments on the relations OF the lottery
business as carried on i'll New Orleans and
Louisville to thepostal service. The Post
master Generals remarks and interrogato-
res during the hearing indicated that his
opinion is that both OF these institutions
are, or should both be, upon the same foot
ing, alike permitted to use the mails or to
be excluded thereirom. He expressed the
opinion that the legalization OF one lottery
by the Louisiana Legislature did not lessen
the responsibility OF the United States
Government in the premises.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

July .-Beeres.-Reeeipts. 900 carloads, or
5.I57 head, Of which so carloads were export
steers. Demand fair for good and prime steers AT
former figures, hut rather slow Tor common ana
medium grades. and n fraction lower. dozen
carloads OF Texas steers sold AT 9zMeSc. q d.
ranged from I0Ml2c. r 10. 20 dress 65 10 80 lbs
a few choice and extra do. reached l2sc., and Tat
bulls sold at s4.75@s5 z 100 Ms, live weight.
C'd[res-Receipts, 2,O26 head. Market about
steady I'm the morning, but closed easier 40 4a &c.
n H. for buttermilk calves. and veals at G4@Ssc.
q H.. with few extra yeals AT Ssc.
Sheep and Ldmbs.-Receipt, SO car loads or
13,4O2 head. sheep We're In fair demand al about
former figures, and the pens were cleared al 444
6lc. y 10. Lambs were dull and shade lower Az
$40 IKE. e n. for ordinary TO good southern, Win
some OF the best carloads sold at 7S47Ac.
Vfrgtnid-l55 Virginia lambs, 30 ihs., at 6xc'
SO do, so its., at &C.; 2l9 do, 90 us at rs
1913 do, 81 lbs, at H.; 10 virgni. she.p;
l79 do, 62 fts at Tie; 80 do, 80 lbs' AT IAe''
40 do, So lbs, at 6Ac.-JOErhdt 81 commerce
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Colormdo Omccrs Shot by Masked
Are ieleeraph 10 tllc DIspltch. |

DENVER. Coll, July o.-Ihe following
intelligence was received az q late hour last
night from Hot sulphur Springs. Col.
Four commissioners and the county clerk
OF Grand county were all shot yesterday
morning by mob Of masked men. Barney
Day and Mr.. Mills were instantly killed,
and +. Z. Webbter and ID. j. Dean were
mortally wounded. Grand county lies in
the northeastern part OF the State, several
miles from any telegraph station, and as
the news has to be conveyed by carrier il
will probably be this afternoon before any
further particulars can be obtained or the
cause OF the trouble learned. The citizens
Of Grand county have called on the Cover
nor for the aid OF State militia.
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Palmer Immigration.

Toy UtItgTdPH VI tIV T''57"VV"'I
NEW YORK, July 5.-About thirty pau
per immigrants arrived here to-day on the
steamer Bolivia. Should any OF them be-
come chargeable to the public they will be
sent back to Europe. Complaint was
lodged with the superintendent at Castle
Garden to-day by the Hibernian Society OF
Philadelphia that Hannah Callaghan, who
arrived in New York rs an assisted immi-
grant bv the Anchor Line, and has been
employed by a family as a domestic in
Philadelphia, is insane. She was in luna
tic asylum in Ireland, and has no means
and Is unable to work.
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The Cholera I'm Egypt.
TBy cable TO the Dispatch. /


ALEXANDRIA, July 5.-The number OF
deaths from cholera at Damietta during the
twenty-iour hours ending at 8 7. NJ. we'd
nesday was Ill. There were 43 deaths
at Mansaurah, at Shirbin, and 4 at Sama-
mould during the same time from cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July 5.-Later reports from
Samanoud say there were sixteen deaths in
that place from cholera during the twenty
four hours ended at O'Clock this morn
ing. Two cases OF the disease had oc-
cured among the soldiers forming a
Gordon around the place.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
8 o'clock Thursday morning there were
116 deaths at Damietta, AZ at Mansourah, g
at Shirbin, and 10 at Samanoud.
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Destructive and Fatal Storm I'm New
HamDShire.
TBv telegraph to The Dispatch. ]

DOVER, n. H., July 5.-Last nights
storm did great damage to the Chocheco
Print Works. One storehouse filled with
prints ready for shipment was flooded, and
40 cases, containing 2.25O yards each, and
valued at $50, 900, were submerged in water
and badly damaged. A large stock OF gum
and colors was destroyed, entaiing loss
OF several thousand dollars. The flood was
caused by the collapse of street-sewer.
Lightning struck no less than seven houses
in this vicinity. causing large amount OF
damage and killing Martin f. Frost, OF
Frost Hill, and John Elliott and Oliver w.
Knowlton, of Durham.
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Child. Murder and Suicide OF the MUIR
derer's Brother.

BY telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
ERIE, PA, July 5.-Albert Kuhn, while
riding yesterday in a street-car, recklessly
fired a pistol from window, instantly
killing Mary Steiner, n girl about nine
years old. She was playing before her
fathers residence. Albert's brother. Frank
Kuhn, had an interview with the former in
Jail. He then saw his affianced and babe
her goodbye, and an hour later was found
dead hanging to beam in the basement OF
the store where he was employed.
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Fearful Boiler Explosion.
INV Telegraph to the Dispatch.I

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July "a Meas
special from Huntsville says at O'Clock
this morning j. f. Kelly's saw-miIl near
there was blown up, with fearful destruc-
ton Of lie. Dick Grant (coloredl fireman
and assistant, John Barkful, a convict, also
convicts Sladc and Jordon were instantly
killed. Four other c0nyicts. named
Nichols, Semarbe, Franklin. and Collard,
were seriously wounded. Proprietor Kel-
", his partner, Henry Miner, and man
named Harrington, were severely bruised
and scalded. Burt Murray was slightly
bruised by falling timbers. The cause OF
the accident was carelessncss on the part OF
fhe engineer.
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TIE REPORT CoNTRADICTED.

PARIS, July G-2:15 A. NJ Last nights
announcement Of the death Of Count
De Chambord was false. A telegram
received at 2 O'Clock this morn
ing says the Count was informed yester-
day of the arrival OF the Orleans Princes
at Vienna, and he Immediately sent his
secretary to see them. The doctors have
had another consultation, and remark a
noticeable improvement i'll the Counts
condition. There is still danger, but it is
not immediate. They believe his COM
plant is equity affection.
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The Fourth I'm Belfast.

LONDON, July "a Nationalist meeting
was held at Belfast last night to celebrate
the anniversary of the Declaration Of
American Independence. Letters were
read from Sexton, Biggar, and Sullivan,
members OF Parliament. expressing regret
ut their inability to be present. Rev. Mr..
Maylett, one Of the speakers, denounced
Earl Spencer, the Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land. as an accomplce in the PhGniX-Park
murders. whose name, he said, was more
detested by the English people than was
that OF Carey.
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Louisville LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET.

July 3.-The Pickett lIouse sold June 30th and
july cd 90 hOgsheads. 10 hogsheads Trimble
county leaf Jugs and trash NJ s22.50. so, SlS76,
sls.25, SIG. sl5.2j. $3.50, 1929, Sl2.75,
SlI.75. SIl.75. sl1. $3.50. LOO. and Sf.35 !;
trash al STD, $3.50. $3.50. $500. $3.50,
$3.50. 1870. and So; 3 hog,hedds BIecklnridge
county leaf hugs. ami trash nj 1929, u, ana
$3.50: | hOgshead Meade county leaf at $3.50;
hogshead Logan county leaf at 81. 10 bogsheads
Breckenridge county Tugs III ~ 10 50 30; hogs
heads Davies, county leaf at sl3, 50 40, 81 30,
and $40: | hogshead Ohio county red leaf at
sI2: | hogshead Taylor county leaf at 80 20; d
hOgsheads ohio county common leaf and Tugs At
i5.95, $3.50, $3.50, rs. so, $685.. and $500: .
hogsheads breckenridge county Tugs al s3.95 70
"a 55-rOurier. Jgnrnai
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Narrow Escape from Death Of the
King Of AaxOny.

[By cable 70 the Dspatch.I
DRESDEN, July 5.-The King Of Saxony,
who is making tour. was yesterday about
TO ascend in the elevator OF a factory which
he was inspecting at Milan, when the
weight attached to the car fell, killing the
Governor Of the district, who was accom-
panying the King, and rniuring the man
ager OF the factory. The King, who had
entered the elevator before the accident
happened. was much overcome, and aban-
doned his tour.
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BY Telegraph TO Inc Dlspatch.l
MIDDLETON, n. Y, July 5.-Rev. Carl
Schmolz, Of the Reformed Church OF Cali
coon, n. Y, was charged with too much
drinking, and later with making improper
advances to hali-witted girl in his con.
gregation. He disappeared, but on Mon
day last he returned and started to drive to
Thurmansvi1le, Pa. The next morning he
was found dead by the roadside. His death
is thought to have resulted from hard
drinking
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A Jealous Old Lover Commits . Muir
derOus Deed. It
fBy telegraph 10 the DIspatch. ]

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 5.-This after
noon William Boyd, reaLestate owner,
fatally shot Mrs. Birdie Patterson, the bull
LET entering her breast. Boyd Is about
sixty wears old, and has been living with
Mrs. Patterson, whose husband Is in New
Orleans. The cause Is understood to be
jealousy. Boyd says he was drunk, and
that Mrs, Patterson shot herself.
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An Irish Farmer Shot.
TBy cable 10 the Dispatcb,J

10y NslDIC 10 IIC IIHPdtNH'J
DUBLIN, July "a dispatch from Ennis
states that farmer named Grifey has been
shot and seriously wounded for taking
farm near that place which had been "Boy-
cotted." owing to the eviction OF the for
mer tenant
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Suicide OF Posfmnsters.

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Post-Oflice
Department have been notified that Charles
f. Eggleston, postmaster, and Frank Es
Eggleston, assistant postmaster at salmon
Falls, Idaho, have both committed suicide.
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Riotous strikers in England.

By cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 5.-Ten thousand IRON
workers in Stafordshire, who are on a
strike, to-day with banners marched to
Dudley, Port Upton, end Monkey, entered
the iron works at those places, and quench-
ed the fires in the furnaces, thus stopping
the work. A force OF policemen on hand
was powerless to prevent the action Of the
sfrikprs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-06

The Stock Exchange did not open for business
until IL O'Clock To- day. The early trading was
duh, but prices current were bd4 above Tuesdays
closing. After / O'Clock tie market became more
active and further advance Of A@l. was eslab-
lIshed, making the improvement for the day az
Is. Buying was based on excellent returns OF
railway companies for the fourth week aud the
month of June, and 10 Judge Wheeler's decision
in the Union Pacific. Arnold Leo case. Judge
Wheeler has denied the Application of plaintif
foe preliminary injunction restraining tie com
pany from Issuing It's collateral trust bonds. Inc
strongest stocks were the Coal shares, Northwest
ST. Paul, Union Pacific, Missouri l'acihc. Texas
Pacific, Western Union, and the Wabashes. In
speclallies Cedar Falls rose ~, 10 1874; Indiana,
bloomington AID Western ], TO 3l3$: New YORK
aud New England l, To "a Ohio and Mississippi
|. To "a West Point Terminal q. TO 32h; Pull
man Palace II. to 1885,; 81. Paul. Minneapolis
aud Manitoba l, to 1912 and Chicago, II. Louis
and Pittsburgh preferred l. 10 80. Jersey Central
and New ork Central lent fiat, and other stocks
2 for carrying to-day. Transactions, l72,0OO
shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 5.-Vlrnnia 6's, second Sc
ries, 80; deferred. 8; past-due cour ons, 80 new
3's 81. Bid to-day.
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An Aeronaurs Mysterious Absence.
TI,y teIce raph to The Dispatch

KEoKuK, Iowa, July 6.-Prof. Owings
made balloon ascension here yesterday III.
ternoon. The balloon was recovered last
evening near Burnside, Illinois, but Ow-
ings was missing, and Is thought TO have
been killed,
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VIEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JrLY S.-Peanuts rule al firm prices on steady
demand. Following are Inc quotations; For Viz.
sinIa. glta9ac. a h. for fancy hand picked ga
DC. for hand-plcked; and for farmers goods at
7SGs1c.-J0urndl Of Commerce.
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FOurth-Of.JuIy Casualties.
THE DEADLY T0Y-PIsT0L IN CHICAGO
ID. ininnrn nh 70 tho Disnafch

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, July 5.-The record OF dead
and wounded consequent upon the celebra-
fjon OF the 4th in this city is SO casualties,
all told, including 8 deaths, 5 fatally
wounded, 90 more or less manned for life,
and slightly injured. The chief instru-
ments OF destruction were toy-pistols and
small cannon in the hands OF little chill
dren
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-06
France and China.

IBy cable 10 the Dispatch.I
LONDON, July ga dispatch TO the Reu-
ter,s Telegram Company confirms the state
ment from Shanghai that LII Hung Chang,
the Chinese commander, has rejected the
French proposals, and has referred NJ.
Tricon, the French Ambassador, to the
Foreign Board. at Pekin. Ii Hung Chang
q exnected to return to Tientsin tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-06
The Cadets Homcward Hound.

TBy telegraph TO The DIspatchJ
New YORK, July 5.-The Cadets OF the
Lexington Virginia Military Institute left
here this evening for home by rail. A few
Of them took the steamer for Norfolk, Va,
this morning. They were much pleased
with their trip and their visit to this city.