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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-Rcv. W. c. scHAKrrER, pastor.-Preaeh-
ing at IL A. N. by Rev. J. x. HAEEN. NO SER
Vice at night. All welcome. Seats free.
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securing the vote Of virginia. But BAR
BouR Is not asleep. Let the Democrats be
vigilant. active, and energetic In every city
and county, and all General MAuosE's
plans will come 10 nought.
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E0R SALE, ONE FIFTEEN-HORSE
II UPRIGHT BOILER, with new injector Now
Ia use and In good working order. Can be seen at
Exchange Hotel. &C l-Th,saATu3t
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III CLAY-STREET METHOD s +
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Of Adams and
Clay Misunderstanding on SUNDAY HORNISG
AT IL o'clock and at half-past O'Clock Z. VI.
by Rev. :. +. LAMBETH. All are cordially iu-
viie1. Spnfa free.
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1t PARK-PLACE METHODIST
(vcst Franklin strectl.-Services by the pastor.
Rev. JONI HASSON. Subjects: II A. VI. " Bit
ter Waters; ~ Z. 81. "A Bad Partnership"
Revival services continued during the week.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPIsCO

PAL CHURCH corner Of Broad and Twentieth
notwithstanding by The pastor, Rev. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, at IL A. 81. At night the church VIII
be closed, and the pastor will preach for Rev. MI
IIowison at the Third Presbyterian church.
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TTHEQUARTERLY MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOCIA-
TON OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
will De held with the Lelgh-street Baptist church
sUSDAY AFTERNOON at 3. o'clock. Interesting
addresses and other exercises may be expected. A
welcome to all sunday workers.
K. A. GARY. Secretary.
William EUyS0n. Pre-dc
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METHODIST

Mt CENTENARY METHODIST
fsou,h side Of Grace street between Fourth an'
Fifth streets Service at II A. NJ. and ~ =. VI.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. p. A. PETERSON
Subject at night: 1.-THE stage as on Educator; or
The Theatre rs a School Of Morals
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IL BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

DO not wait until the weather turns cool. Now
Il the time TO buy Weare Offering tremendous
bargains In these goods.
Also. good line Of COMFORTABLES AND
COUNTERPANES at
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S.
sell 001 Main street, corner Ninth.
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MARRIAGES.

Save n corner in your cupboard for st
Jacobs Oil, the best pain-curc on earth.
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" FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Gracc street above shafer). -Preach-
ing AT l | A. VI. and +. VI. by the pastor. Rev.
PEYToN II. UOGE. The public cordially invited.
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M METHODIST sUNDAY.sCHOOL

u WEI HVDIoI 80 UAl-SO IVVL
SOClETY.-The regular monthly meeting ~ The
METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER viii be held at
Trinity Methodist church, corner Of Twentieth
and Broad streets, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON At 81
o'clock Interesting addresses and other exercises.
SINGING by the school, assisted by the orgsn and
cornot The friends THE and the public gem
orally invited to attend. A. /. WEST, President.
charles p. Rddv. Secretary.
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NJ FIRST PR T. 5 b Y T L Il A y
notwithstanding At IL o'clock A. VI. and :
=. W. by Rev r. =. kerr, Of Petersburg a cor
dial welcome to all.
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Nottoway County.

THE DEMOCRATS CHEERFUL DETERMINED
EFFORT TO CRUSH OUT COALITION.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispntch.l
BURKEvILLE, October II, 1888.
Though the weather has been depressing
to the feeling OF our farmers, we feel
cheered at the prospect in our political
field. our county has heretofore gone
largely for the Malone candidate. but in
the coming election we anticipate quite a
change. The white people Of our county
are determined to do all in their power TO
crush out the hybrid party. Never since
the writer's connection with this people
has there been such concentrated, deter
mined purpose to put down corruption
and fraud in politics as now. The Ohio
election cheers us very much.
The Hon. John y. Massey passed through
our county on yesterday, and the few who
had the privilege OF speaking with him
seem more confident Of the triumph OF orr
cause, OF victory which shall be glorious
in its results.
We learn with regret that our County
Superintendent, DR.. Crittenden, lost his
fine horse while on his way to attend 4
Joint convention Of the counties OF Amelia
and Nottoway, held OH the 9th instant at
Amelia Courthouse.
We notice in our midst many OF the
oflice-holders appointed by Mahone's or
derS, busy ecctioneering. The Second
Auditors Office might As well be moved to
Bmkcville. where we frequently find the
incumbentS. Or would it not be well to
abolish it? 1t seems more "a luxury for
the party now in power than a necessity to
the State. NOTT0WAY.
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ID p. RICHARDSON Il co.
WILL OFFER or
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'm,
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES,
LARGE LINES or
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
INGRAM CARPETINGs.
ALSO,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs, CORTlClNE,
LINOLEUM, RUGS, MATS,
LACE CURTAINS. SC.
500
EAST MAIN STREET
pace BLOCK.
Gse l5-lml
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III SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
Rev. ". %. McGnvRAY at IL A. N. No service
I'm tho afternoon.
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= Union. STATION METHODIST

EG UNION STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Of Twenty-fourth and y
slreet,l. Rev. II. G. CHEATuAM pistor.-rreaching
at IL A. NJ. and ~ T.. NJ subject In The morn
Ing, Nonconformity st night. "The Great
Physician
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HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

THOROUGHBRED j L SEY Css:y
L COW mot registeredl FOR SALE. A-H.
be handled by child. and Is a perfect beauty she
can be seen at Whitby. Just below Manche sler.
Price, 500. she would be invaluable to pri-
yate family.
&C e-eod3t WILLIAMS a BOWIE
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CARPETS. RIGS. CURTAINS. &c.

CARPETS. Rtts-,, 81 RE ANS. &c:
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTIlS.-l an
" now receiving my ftil stock Of CARPETS
Of all grades: DRIGGETTS. RUGS, MATS. &C.:
OIL-CLOTHS and LiNOLEIM on all grades and
widths; LACE aud DAMASk CURTAINS. COR
NICE and POLES. SllADE>, HOLLANDS, sc.
PAPER-HANGING Of The latest siyc- All or-
ders promptly attended 10. A. Jennings,
No. 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
no Am
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II E-STREET PRESBYTE.
RIAN CHURCH.-Services at IL o'clock A. "
and 3 O'Clock T. N.
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DRY GOODS LOWER THIS SEASON THAN
EVER KNOWN.
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AMISEWENTS.

AMISENENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
MATINEE, Bpm.
EVENING ATS.
THE IRISH COMEDIAN,
Mr.. JOHN F. WARD,
IN HIS NEW PLAY,
NORMA doom.
NORMA doom, NORMA doom.
Matinee admission. Soc: children, 25c. Doors
open at 2. Evening prices as usual. oc l3-lt'
GRAND OPENING OF THE MUSICAL
" SEASON.
The management has the honor to announce the
first and only appearance in Richmond, At the
RICHMOND THEATRE,
NEXT MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH,
OF
NINE. MINNIE HAUK,
leading Prima Donna of her Maiesty's Opera. II
London and New York, and Of she Imperial
Operas Of Vienna and Paris IN
GRAND STATE CONCERT AND OPERA.
/. Part-MISCELLANEOUS.
III. Part->cencs from H. Act Of BiZet's
CARMEN,
lin full costumes
The company includes NINE. SAIL, Contralto
late Of Adclina PATHS opera: SiguOr MONTE
GRlFFO. the popular young Tenor; Signor DE
PASQUALIs. Baritone. from the scala Theatre
Milan; signor GUARRo. Aecompanist; and Mr.
Constantine STERNBrRG, The celebrated
Pianist aud Composer.
sale Of seats begins FRIDAY. o A. NJ, at Ramos
Moses and bON-Offce. Scale Of prices: Sl.5O
and 81: No extra charge for reserved seats. Family
circle, 80 cents. &C 0-5tt
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DRESS GOODS N ALL STYLES. SHADES.
AND QUALITIES.
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500
EAST MAIN STREET
(PACE BLOOM.
lse l5-lml
DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERsHIPs.


NOTICE.-The undersigned have en-
~ tered into partnership under the style u
WILLIAMS & FORD. 10 condsct RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS IN this city. and
have succeeded 10 the bushes, Of Thomas +. Iay-
l0r, corner OF Fourth and Broad streets where
they will be ready, Is soon As some repairs are
made TO the building. 70 offer their friends 4 new
and complete stock Of LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES;
also, TRUNKS, SATCHELo. sc. which they VIII
sell at low prices. They will endeiyor by fair
dealing 90 merit success.
MIR. FENTON TAYLOR will be with US. aud
sOlicits the continued patronage Of The customers
of the old firm JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
MATTHEW ". FORD.
In retiring from the above business thank my
friend. for their patronage. and heartily commend
my successors as worthy ~ their confidence and
support. IhOMAS r. TAI Loh'
I will continue the PURCHASE AND SALE
OF BONDS AID STOCKS ON COMMISSION,
aud may be found at my Office, lill Main street,
from o \. VI. 10 4. VI, aud I'm the afternoon at
corner Fourth and Broad streets. viii be very
thankful for any business at either place.
JOHN Z. WILLIAMS.
october 6. lss3. Oc 9-eod3t
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JERSEYS,
Ng- CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.

We arc Offering great inducements IN these goods
in order TO close ont the stock hand. We DO not
brag Of the largest stock but It well selected, and
you can SAVE FROM 10 TO 20c. PER YARD
by buying Of us. LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
sell 00I Main street, corner Ninth.
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II SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-1he pastor, Rev. Il. c. CAVE, will
preach on SUNDAY at IL o'clock A. NJ. and 1870
+. NJ.
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II FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. PERCY &. ELSOH Will preach at IL A. d.
and at 7.45 L. NJ. Tomorrow. sunday school
$3.50 A. NJ.
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Appointments 10 Speak.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC !
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, October 10, 1888.
Judge Ch1rles L. Stuart, Warren, Mon.
day, October 18th.
General Fitz. Lee at Strasburg. Satur.
day, October 10Th.
Captain Thomas Whitehead at Madison,
Amherst county, October Goth (night.
JoHN 5. BARBOUR, Chairman.
Ii. Shepherd, Secretary.
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THE CANVASS In VIRGINIA.
Montgomery Democrats.

A GREAT DAY AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
HON. WALLER n. STAPLES. ARCHER PILE
GAR, AND TUE CANDIDATES FOR THE HOUSE
AND SENATE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.|
RIAcKsBuRG, Va, VIA CHRIsTIANsBURG, J
October II, 1883. }
To-day has been a glorious one for the
Democracy OF Montgomery. The good
people OF Blacksburg and vicinity had pre-
nared a bountiful barbecue, and large
concourse OF ladies and gentlemen met
This morning 10 hear the speaking and en-
low the dinner. Major William NJ. Ellis
and Hon. Henry 5. Trout, our candidates
for the House OF Delegates and Senate from
this district, made short and spirited adj
dresses. which were warmly received and
heartily applauded.
Judge Waller Il. Staples was then intro
duced to the large audience. aud Tor an
hour and half discussed the issues OF the
canvass in most eloquent and convincing
manner. His presentation OF the mixed
trustees question brought Overwhelming
conviction TO the minds Of his hearers.
In his answer to the Coalition slogan, we
are for Arthur because Arthur is Tor u.s."
he rose TO the magnitude OF the occasion,
and as the words OF burning eloquence
fell from the lips of the gifted speaker they
found responsive echoes in the bosoms OF
his audience, a. was evidenced by the ire
quent bursts OF applause.
Hon. A. A. Phlegar was then intro
duced. and made one of his most effective
speeches. Mr.. Phlegar is one OF Mont
gomery's favorite sons. and her people ore
always glad to hear him.
Great good has been accomplished by
Ibis DAYS work. Count good majority
tor Montgomery.
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u. e F. NuTTELDORFER'S,
j27 BROAD STREET.
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NTy' CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS. RUGS, CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, POLES, AND COR
NICES.
GEORGE W.ANDERSON & SONS,
SO Ism 1914 Main street.
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Nc7- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. j. l.. NJ CURRY, y. D., will preach az /
4. NJ The pastor. Rev. J. Il. HAwTHORNE,D. D.,
will preach at 1870 =. W. subject: " False Views
Of the Lords PRAYER" All welcome. q
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A Speech mt HarrisOnburG by Dozen.
dOrf-MahOne's Supporters.

A Harrisonburg telegram says: John f.
Dezendorf addressed large meeting in
the courthouse to-day. His speech was
well received, and has caused excitement
among Mahone's adherents. This county
polls about 600 Republican votes. One
hundred and forty OF these voters have
hitherto voted with Malone. A straight
Republican ticket is now probable.
Speeches were also made by d. W. Lewis,
a colored lawyer Of Washington, and War
rem S. Lurty.
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II SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Beach reetsl.-Preacling
SUNDAY by Rev. CORNELIUS TYRE, y. D.. AZ
IL O'Clock A. NJ. and ~ Z. VI. Preaching every
night during the week. All are welcome.
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1T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth sirectsl.-Roy. ". W.
LANDRUH, pastor. There will be preaching by
the pastor or SUNDAY ~ IL A. n. and 7:30
p NJ u
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Carroll County.
fIIillsyllle NirginiaD.l

According TO appointment Captain Phil.
". Mckinney and Colonel George {. Ca
bell addressed the people Of Carroll at this
place last Monday. The court adjourned
At an early hour, the bell was rune, and
the people liOckcd into the courthouse UNI
til it was well filed with an intelligent. re-
spectacle lCbte audience, anxious TO hear
these gallant champions OF Democracy.
Captain Mckinney spoke first. and our
people have never had the pleasure Of Lis
tening TO more eloquent and forcble
speech. He held the crowd from the be-
ginning to the end without any indication
whatever OF WEAKNESS on their part. II
was plain to every one present that what
he said was true. that he spoke from the
heart, felt and believed every word be ut
tered. lie showed how Malone had led
his followers on. step by step, from the re-
adjustment OF the State debt. rs the only
issue about which Democrats differed,
until now, having them bound hand and
foot, he was preparing TO hand them over to
the Republican party. He showed what
would he the consequences OF elccting a
majority OF caucuS-bOund members 10 the
LegISlature-men who, by solemn pledge,
have surrendered into the hands OF the
autocrat Malone their judgments and con-
sciences as TO both measures and men-the
result of which would lee the fastening
upon the people Of Virginia all those inia-
nous measures in which Malone has here
tofore been foiled, and that, when too late.
the people Will awake and find themselves
stripped Of every feature which distin-
guished them rs proud, noble. and pa
triOtic Commonwealth.
His remarks on the school question were
forcibe and convincing. showing that
whatever of prosperity the schools enjoyed
they owed TO the Democratic party, which
had nursed and supported them through
the weak and perilouS period OF their In
fancy and brought them to the state Of pro-
gressive efficiency they now enjoy, before
the Malone party was born.
Captain Mckinney's peroration was as
grand and eloquent as anything we ever
heard. He appealed to the men and wo-
men OF Virginia, to fathers and mothers
who are raising up sons and daughters. to
struggle with all their might to redeem
their State from the degradation OF negro
supremacy.
Colonel Cabell followed in a speech OF
about an hour in length, Astounding in
good humor and happy hits. He con-
cluded with fiery appeal TO the people Of
Carroll to stand as they have stood in the
past, firmly together in defence OF their
rights and liberties. lie heralded danger
ahead, and appealed feelingly to the true
men Of the mountains to come forward as
they did to the late call to war, and array
themselves in all their might and power to
turn back the black tide Of ruin that
threatened TO overwhelm them. He con-
cluded amid deaiening round OF APP
plause, which showed that the Colonel has
lost none OF his popularity with Carroll
audience as an eloquent and forcble
speaker.
A Speech mt HarrisOnburG by Dozen.
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III PIN E-STREET BAPTIST
CHUHCH-Ccorner Pine and Albemarle streel..l-
Rev. T.. +. BALDWIN. Of Greensboro. y. C., who
las occupied the pulpit every night this week, Will
preach Oh SUNDAY a. IL O'Clock A. VI. and -
o'clock =. N. and every night during the coming
week. All welcome. seat, free.
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OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER STOCK
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III GRACE- STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec streets).-
Preaching by The pastor. Rev. WILLIAM h..
HATCHER, ID. d.. ut IL O'Clock A. ". and al
half-past o'clock =. " on SUNDAY.
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III IMMENSE SLAUGHTER OF
DRY GOODS.

BIG FALL IN PRICES
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$50 FOR -}n.
ELEGANT SMYRNA CARPETS. f,uf fsrl-i. .-
10y three yards wide, az $50. O. ellar value g.. .
SOC. FOH $50.
EXCELLENT WHITE NJBlA~. coa-il.f
cheap at j0c., ouIy 2jc.
- FoR -.
BEAUTIFUL DAMA>h TOWELS.roulr. li
at 81, only 20 dom.
The place for BARGAINS s.
LEVY. DAVIS Il DHt.t-.
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FLANNEL sUlTlNG, regular price -5c. "r '|
AZ l5c.
Beautiful and large assortment of LADIES ti
MISSES CLOAk~. BE sure o. gives o. ,li-
on CARPETS and RUGS We iead. Ne-ho" .
largest assortment, thc haud-omc,t style. ana
our prices arc rs low as thc lowest seven i.'s
auction Rugs yet lcft.
SILKS and DRESS GOODS ~ every ic-cnpu
and price,
VELVETS and YELYETEFN-We show Doc Peg
assortment Of any retail house Do the state
FLANNEL and MERlNO UNDEEWEAE tr
men. women, ani children;
MEMS CASHMERE WOOL SUITS,
INDICATED RED-FLANNEL SUITS fr i.'1
sexes;
CANTON FLANNEL lower than ever .a.i .''7.
IN this civ.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
Good BLANKETS 80 - q pair.
BLANKETS from the lowest o. the highest prir'l
al a. bottom value.
FOR BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
co IO
LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES,
1917 and lOl9 Main .treet-
GRAND BARGAINS ~ HOSIERY. oc7
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Zoe l3l
Daily globe., 1883-08-06
CARET'S ASSASSIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Republican
publishes an interview with an Irishmar
named Cornelius O'Donnell, who claims tc
be brother of O'Donneu who shot the
Dublin informer, Carey, at Port Elizabeth
South Africa. In The interview O'Donnell
said: My brother left Chicago, where I
have lived, about eight months ago, and
said he was gong to Ireland to help the
suffering people there. I implored him
not to do so, knowing what the result
might be. He did not heed nav advice.
however, aud left on the steam
er Alaska IN November last, arriving in
Dublin about two weeks after. | received
cablegram about two months ago from
him, announcing that he was going to
leave for South Africa with his wife to
settle there. This is the last 1 heard from
him until read the dispath announcing
the shooting. My brother was always a
wild, unmanageable sort of fellow, and
has been around the world several times,
He married Chicago lady named Burns,
by whom ne had two children, who are now
IN Chicago. I am going south and may
possibly go to Port Elizabeth, but I do not
tn ink shall.
sSCHICAGo, Aug. 4.-Inquiry among lead
ing Irish agitators in this city, fails to
confirm the story telegraphed from Wash
ington to the effect that O'Donnell the sIay-
er of Carey, was resident of this city.
Daily globe., 1883-08-06
FRANCE.

LONDON, Aug. "A dispatch from Paris
says Challemel Lacour, minister of foreign
affairs, has had an interview with the Mar
quis TZeDg, Chinese ambassador, and it is
reported the former demanded the with
drawal of the Chinese from the Tonou1n
frontier.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Paris correspond
ents OF the London papers do not consider
the plot to restore monarchy in France of
serious character. The two coachmen who
were arrested had papers in their posses
sion which indicated the existence of a Sc
cret legitimist committee of action. The
Standard says this committee consisted of
servants and small tradesmen. The Paris
Temps treats the matter as without i'm
portance.
d., PARIS, Aug. 4.-Pierre Auguste Cot,
the French painter, is dead.
ROME, Aug. 4-Negotiations between
the Vatican and France in regard to re-
hgious affairs have through the letter of
President Grevy resulted in accord on the
principal question at issue. Instructions
IN accordance with the arrangement made
have been sent to the nuncio at Paris.
PARIS, Aug, 4.-The Temps, referring
to the plot to restore the monarchy in
France says, the official police report de-
clares that political organization possess
ed of various means of action exists in
France, apparently patronized by the
legitimIst chiefs. The public prosecutor
has been instructed to conduct the trial of
the arrested conspirators. Several Iegit
imists will be examined.
PARIS. Aug. 4.-Count Foucher de Carcil
has been appointed French ambassador to
Vienna.
Daily globe., 1883-08-06

come your best friend and cheerfully obey
all he may be instructed to do. It is un-
falr too to deprive him of the means of
proceeding ms hoiuo and property against
wnIte scoundrels, who. armed to the teeth,
Unrest the border, and would consider
nothing so worthy of their prowess as to
plunder ponies or other property from un-
armed Indians just beginning to plant or
raise stock.
80 long as white horse and cattle thieves
Eoam the country SO long should the In
dams at San Carlos be allowed to carry
arms Tor their own protection. Further
more, IL is not practicable to disarm the
indians. Their arms can never be taken
from them, unless they are taken prisoners
with their arms in their hands while en-
gagged IN lighting, by sudden surprise or
olsaoIlng wounds. When the Indians first
surrender or come upon the reservation,
they anticipate being disarmed and make
thelr arrangement in advance, concealing
most OF their best weapons and delivering
up only the surplus and unservicea-
Die. The disarming of Indians
has IN almost every instance, on
record, been practical failure.
may add that the fact that the Indians
left behind have not come in, is a matter
of no significance. The Indians have no
idea of the value of time. The members
of Loco's band who came into San Carlos
IN May last, were sixty-six days in max
ing the journey though they had forty or
fifty miles less distance to travel than
those whom 1 left in the Sierre Madras.
[Signed. GEORGE Cook,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.