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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
FORTK-EiGHTR CONGRESS.
SENATE Proceedings Yesterday.

WILMINGTON, June 30, 1891.
Mr.. Slater. from the Committee on Pub
hc Lands, submitted the report 20 accom-
lauy the bin FORGETTING unesrned lands
granted 20 The Northern Pacific Railroad
Comply. The report, be said, WAS not
UNANIMOUS, and that he minority OF tor
committee would hereafter submit its
views.
Mr.. Allison. from the Committee on APP
pfOp:istiOus. reported tho bill 10 continue
thc public printing for seven days In ad-
'snoS Of appropriations to be hereafter
made.
Nr. Allison had the CLERK read letter
HON ID. Public Printer saying that no ap
pIOI risiion for printing would be sysilsble
after to-day, and hat unless something was
done 10 extend tie existing appropriation
&c; Until tie passage u the sundry civil
biil al tie public printing, including tho
printing Of the Congressional I1c0rd,
woulG b.ye TO be stol ped.
The bill was read . third time aud passed.
AT. Morgan, nom the Committee on
Public Lands, reported iayOrably tac bill
declaring forfeited certain grants Oi land
bade 10 cDrlain States 10 aid cOnstruc-
ton OF railroads.
BON Oills were placed on the cliendar.
nr. Morgan, from the Committee on PIO-
nc Lanes. T,portcd adversely the biz %
gram puLiic lands ~ tue sgfTiToF' o, the
AOOhiain Meadow massacre. NJ. MDrg n
stlu Tie committee was satisfied TAFT n
Wand claim ted against The Government,
Arising or. ~ Ac m-ssacre, II was no. a
t"1m th.l SHOULD be- compensated ~ public
hhds, tu,iu mpBty.
al request Of Dir. Garland the bli was
PLACID ca tLC calendar.
lhf' cameron. of pennsylvania, called az
bls resolution, heretofore submitted. dis
tAafgipg The F,laEcr COmLiacc from
lmtbtr consideration 81 the b II for tho re-
ulcn.eui aud Toeolnage ~ trade dollars.
M Monlh expressed the hope TIA; u
would not 10 agreed to. On the motion
70 agree 10 lhe resolution, Mr.. Morrill,
'shtu Tie yeas aud nays, which resulted
!'ss, u nays, -. So the resolution was
LOl Aglotd 10.
, mesgage nom the House announced
we nob-eoucunencC II that body In Ga
sFhale ais'ndmeuts 10 tb3 geAsgs do.
belcncy bill.
The senate insisted on it. amendments,
snc ordered committee OF conference.
ibe Char appointed ~ such committee
A.ssrs. Haie. Allison, and Cockrell.
20 iE0ilon oi Mr.. Harris the senate took
UP House bin u limit to two yeas ti,ne
within Which prosecutions may DO inslI-
tuied against persons charged with VIC.
Aung The taierDatryenue laws.
ar. eneTinan mosed 10 amend by subsIi-
lung tnfee Years tor two. lie thought
1"o years TOO short time.
Af. Garland said the Judiciary Commit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
DIVIDENDS.

Most N our city banks aud inanrancr
companies have declared satisfactory .oini.
snnusl dividends. These dividends arc
Ifco NJ all taxes.
1hc First National Bank pays por cont. [,
the Planters National Hank, per cont. ,
the bicrchRnts National Bank. ~ per cont. f;
the state bank, . per cent. the Union
Bunk. PER cent. the Citizens Hank. 4
per cent. aud the Merchants aud Pl,ntcrs
Bnnk. per cent.
Tho Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company pays per cent, aud the Virginia
state Insurance Company pays } per cent.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company pays q dividend ot y per cent.
The Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan.
ND Trust Company pays per cent.
Tho July Interest on Redmond and West
Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
trust notes will be paid by the Merchants
National Bank on presentation OF the cer-
i!ilcates.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company
will pay per cent. dividend TO its Vir.
ginig stockholders at the com any's office,
Rockets.
All bonds OF the city OF Richmond nv
turing to-day will be pad by Auditor Tur-
pin on presentation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Prcrsniions A=aIn.t Caeiera.

II'1 WFtEINVH u NV III7IINITI'I
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Surgeon
General OF the M,rine Hospital Service this
morning recommended 10 the Secretary Of
the Treasury that All appropriation be ak
ed 10 provide fOr tho appointment OF in
spectOrS at United STATES cOnsuites in for
cign ports whose duty it shall be to notify
the state Department OF the departure Of
emigTants and goods from infected districts
in Europe.
Secretary Folger approved the recon-.
mendations, and the whole matter wa re-
icrred 10 the Appropriations Committee Of
the senate This seton was taken on ac-
count Of the spread OF eli lera in France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Tho Cholera I'm Efanco.
IBy cable 10 the DIsp.tcb.1


MARsEILLEs. June 30.-There were five
deaths from cholera here last night. Cap
tain Bellot, Of the navy. was driven TO
despair when his wife was seized with
cholera. and committed suicide. VI. Ro-
chard, chief Of the Naval Health Depart
ment, declares That cholera was not brought
to France by any transpor: returning with
troops from the East.
PANS, june 30.-Drs. Brsadei and
Proudt, Government physicians. who have
been studying the cholera at Touon, have
reported that they incline to the belief tlat
the disease Is a mild form OF Asia.ic cholera.
Appearances OF cases at MarSelllc. has had
great weight in leading them to take this
position.
1oULOY. June 30.--BetHeen O'Clock
last night and noon to-day six deaths from
cholera had occurred here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01

By telegraph 10 the Dapaichl
INV YORK. June 30.-W. y. WOODWARD,
dry goods, Rilrigb, n. G., has assigned,
making preferences.
James l.. Cargll, dry goods. Columbus.
Ca, has assigned, with assets OF Sj2,OJl;
liabilities, e20, 600; preferences. Sl2.OOO.
Jacob Bosch Is Som, wool and Hooks, %
Rcade street, New York city, have male
assignment to Guslayo Rcinmann, VIII
preferences amounting to $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Shameful DesecTHtion OF u Catholic
lhnrrn.


10y tltlNIh % IN U7plIrh'I
81. JOINS, y, f. jane 3o,-M alroclous
Outrage was pcrpumlcdon saturday nj ,ht
10y The crew II bark Lady Elibank. lhry
broke into the Roman Catholic church NJ
~, Mary, IN NJ, Mnry's Ray, and damol-
i,hrd the furniture and uppninlncn', ~
the sanctuary, destroyed thr tabernacle,
phrlurlcd the chnlicr, cihoriun, ani other
-ecnd vessels. ,mn1hcd the rhandoWhr,
and strrwrd The dtbriS about the slrrrIt
and IN ynloua WAYS dcSrcmled The church,
FIVE II the perpetrators have been W'
Ittltu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Royal Theatre or Rdi:iburch Burned.
lIIy cable 10 the Dispztoh,


EDISBURGH, June 30.-rhc Theatre
Royal, OF this city was totally destroyed
by fire to. day. The fire began at noon IN
the propcriy-room under IN, gallery, and
spread with amazing rapidity. The int,-
ricr was soon secihinS mass OF 61mes.
The roof fell foriyGYe minutes after the
fir, broke out. and The theatre was wholly
destroyed within an hour. Several ada
cent buildings were also burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
l.ooissgllp1a Indicted,

Ivy trlprtph 80 the Ilsrtlrhl
N.w NouE. june 30 The grand jury ~
morning In the Court uf ~rsioua Judge
Moore presiding lgaiuM tWcnt, COncy
Island and Shccpshcnd Ray booksellers.
within one hour after they were Indicted
eleven were nj tho court with bond-mcn
rcndy 10 furnish bail. Tho Court. with the
consent ~ tho District Attorney. fixed the
bond in each ease ut $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
stoek.Mon I'm tho Indien Territory
stirred Tn.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispetch.I

ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CuETOPA, KANSAS, June 30.-Thcre Is
great CONSERVATION among the stock-rnen
having ranches ia the Indian Territory.
The sheriff Of Ibo Cherokee nation. with a
squad Of Indians, has been taking down all
the wire fencing that encloses larger tracts
than flfy acres. THAI being the limit OF tine
net OF the Cherokee Council. The sheriff
confscated all the wire he has taken down.
Thes herifr began work south OF Cooley
vile, aud is taking il down clean as he
comes east. Thousands Of miles OF fencing
have been removed. The Indians seem to
mean business, and evidently propose to
eject all iatrudeTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
An Act or Roprisal.

ny ttAbtt ~ hii' 4i9i'At'iisl
ALGIERs, June 30.-Thc authorities here
have decided TO quarantine vessels arriving
from Spanish ports ~ rcprisal for the &C.
ton OF the Spanish officials in sublecting
vessels arriving at Spanish port. from Al
gicrs to quarantine. The spanish Consul
at Algien has requested SpinlardS to Re-
main indoors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Quarantine at Odessa.

ODESSA, June 30.-In CONSCIENCE of the
appearance OF the cholera I'm India. vessels
arriving here direct from China or India
will be detained twcnty.four hours for Oh
seIvatlOn il provided with clear bill o:
health, or fourteen days il with ionl bill.
Vessels arriving Uia Egypt will be subject
cd 10 medical examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Reported Bank Failure Denied.

lDy telegraph 20 the IhsDatch.l
NEW YORK, June 30.-The following Is
tclesraphed 10 the Associated Press from
summers Il Hayden, Of New Milford, Pa
IN reference TO the report received here rti
BinghamtOn that u run on their bank was
imminent: "The report that summers "
Hayden's Bank had suspended is false. 1t
has moi suspended and does not intend to
Neither OF The banks here has been in any
way affected by the failure OF the Cooper
IkspE ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Serious Riot I'm AiGicrs.
10y cAhlcto lhc Dlsparch,I

10y NNTII TN TTI' UI7TNTNl'I
AIGTEES, June 30.-ScriOus ant Semitic
riots occurred here Yesterday. Much blood
war shed. and ,hc Jews quarter WAS pill
lag.d. order was a, Last restored by
troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Tho FLOOD. IN xorsh Carolina.

liiy telegraph 10 The U'spaIch.I
CHAR. orTE. N. c., June 39.-A disDatch
10 the Observer from the superintendent OF
The Western North Carolina railroad says
all the damage done by the recent floods
have been repaired and all the trains ar
running through TO Warm Springs on
tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Close Vote,


fBy cable to the Dsp1tch.l
DUBLIN. June 30.-By the coalition OF
Wings and Conservatives Mr.. Sarehln
NihtrID was elected mayor OF Cork to-
day 10y majority Of two over the Nation
aliSt candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
ErOdcricis W. wilson.

~ telegraph 10 The pl1p1ichl
WASHINGTON, June 3).--ln the contested.
election case 81 FrederickS Us. Wilson the
House Committee ON Elections to-day. by
a vote OF 6 TO ), decided to report in favor
Of Fredericks, Democrat. Wilson, Re-
publican, now occupies the 3eat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Tnrco children Burned TO Death.

u "
YOUNGSTOWN. ONO. june 30.-The resi-
dence OF Mrs. Patrick Murphy, OF Brier
Hill, u suburb Of this city. caught fire this
morning at o'clock. Mrs. Murphy and
one child escaped. but three children
sleeping in the second story. aged i've,
seven, and nine, were burned 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
To 10 Closed.

fBy telegraph I" the Dispatchl
NLw YORK, June 30.-The stock Ex-
change will be closed from 3 z. d..
Thursday, July 81, TO III a. VI. Mondiy,
JIlY Eth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
BALTIMORE

BAL1IMoRB, June 30.-Virglnia 6's de-
ierred, d consolidated, 3it; past-due cou-
pons, so; new 81, SO. North Carolina Gs.
old, 1903. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Co,llsion Betwoon Orangemcn nnd
raflOna lists.
[py cable to the Dispatch.l

lNy cable 10 the Dispatch.I
DUBLIN. June 80. The Drangemen snd
Nationalist came into collision Yesterday
at Warren Point. County Down. Two
Crangcmen were arrested. One National
III was stabbed almost 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
so,ere storm I'm GaIiria.
lHy c.hlc % nc DI.paich.l

NFFTTT y IIITT'TT'TF'T
NITNSA, June 3O.-At LcmbCrg. the cap
it'll oi Galicin. thcTo was "a severe storm
Yesterday. Three persons were KILLED by
lightning, and live others are reported
missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
TIM Gevmeu Navy.

jBv cable TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. June 30.-It IL announced thai
NJ tho next session the Government will
submit 70 the Reicbstag ascheme for great
~ eularglng the navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Nominations.

icy Telegraph to The pl'patch.l
WASHINGTON, June 3e.--Thr President
nominated Henry :. Neal, I Ohio, D. be
So.-itOr Of the Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
STOCKS AND BONDS.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
Wall street. ,Yssses<ay--A weak go ~
eiisiss sisrhst-ssishnsnd Divi4ssAs 49,
Interests.

wall ssyses sysssss6ay--A weak go ~
Chains nisrhef-ssiehasnd Divi6ssas 49,
Interests.
yrw Yosx. June 30, 1874.
The week opered With strong marxct
Ut the stock Exchange, sud 10 IN" nrst saies
there was general advance 81 tait Jersey
Central, Louisville and Nashville, Northern
Pacific preferred, New York Central, Union
Pacific, and Pacific Malt being the strong
est. Soon after the opening the bears maae
sharp drive at the m rkef ana sofa zoe
whole list with great freedom until sfter
s:I5 O'Clock, when buyiug IN for monde
ltycries gave check 10 the DOWNWARD
movement. Pacific stocks were the weak.
est shares. Central Pscific being affected
hy reports that receiver would he applied
for. and Union Pacific by runiors that Mr..
Dillon bad been compelled to liquidate. aud
would NAL an assignment. Mr.. DILLON SUD
seoueptly denied these reports. and stated
that he had met every obligation ~ II came
due, ana WAS prepared 10 continue to do so.
lie also said that Union Pacific interest
would he met tomorrow. The decline IN
prices ranged from 10 81. Union Pacific
fell Of 81; Western Union. 81; Central
Pacific, 4 Northwest, 81; st. Paul, ~
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. J LscS-
suanna. %; Lake Shore. Is: Missouri Pa.
ciGc, II: New York Central. 81; Northern
Pacific preferred. 3; Oregon Trausconti-
mental. il; Pacific Nail, IL; Wabash pre-.
rrcd, u. After els II. NJ. thousand
shares Of Lake Shore were bought In under
the rule for non. delivery, and this caused
. rally Of 4al. hut at the close the i'm.
provement was partially lost. Compares
with Saturdays closing, prices ere &as
lower. Sales. $4,000 shares.
No0p.-Stocks weak. Money No rate.
Exchange-Long. 4S3; short, 4So. Govern
ments firm. States dull.
EreniR9. iSl5. Money. iaZ
per cent. Sub-Treasury aaiances-Go,d,
Sll9,417; currcncy, Sl0,04. Governments
strong; per cents, 1i0s; y per cents, too
lid State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Minors strike.

lfY cable {, tho Displtch.l
LoNDoN, June 30. Ten thousand miners
In ~tafiordshirc have struck against u r.
ductIon Of wages,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
The Public Debt.

TDy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, June 30.-lt Is estlmited
that the decrease in the pubic debt for the
month OF June is about $4,000 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.

NEw louS, June so.--Cotton fIrm aud
holders asking higher prices; sales. Gl0
bales; uplands, 10 iJ-lec. Orleans,
li3-l6c. (; consolidated net receipts, 1,sai
bales; exposis-to Great natsiu. 9.oSI
bales; 10 the continent, l,i07 bales. south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01

For fifty cents rheumatism can be cured.
Try st. Jacobs OH. the wondetul conquer
or OF palm. Rub in thoroughly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MUNDA1, JHIU OU' IoHfs
SALES FIRST BoARD.-500 Virginia new
IS at j3I, 800 do. at 53i, 5000 do. al SO! ;
a.OoO Petersburg Railroad bonds, "Class
A." at 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. Va, June 80. 1884.
Prices this week ranged "a follows:
f-Caitle-Vrry best, 00GIc.; medi-
I'm to good, 58jic.; common TO fair, 90
Sc.
sheep. 34Giic., gross.
Lamhs, 6@51c.. gross.
Hcgs, CsG13C., net
There were 20 bead 81 beei-cattle, iS0
hogs, nd 13i sheep and lambs on the mar.
Eet during the week.
PHILADELPHIA.
WET PHILADELPHIA. june 30.-Cat,le In
fair demand; receipts, 200 head; prime,
. .s7tc.; good. 0ta7c. medium, 5iy;tc. !:
common, fa,'sc.; Texans, i4ljfc Sheen
in fair demand; receipts. 1900 head |;
good higher; common weaker; prime,
!a5hc.; good, 4sajc.; medium, 3i,ite. (:
cOiamop, 2ia3ic. spring lamb,, 3fl.Ac.
Hogs IN ialr demand; receipts, 1900 west.
ern AZ IkaSe.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Mp, june 30. -Beei.cattlc-
Market fairly active; prices shade higher.
considering quality, which 4 not a, goo 4 As
last week; very best, 6tiGic.; first guilty.
6nIsc,; medium, Isa5lc ordinar ave. 4,
most ealcs, j,lC,e.; Receipts, i.S,j head !:
salc'. 9jT head. Swine In fair SUNNY. with
only moderate demand; receipts. AIRS
bead; quotations. 6is7lc Receipt. o,
sheep an1 limbs. 0.s7O head: quotations az
sbeep, 5aoe.i lambs. 5aGtc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
Pogr OF RiOanpsi,, JuSE 80. issa

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New f9rs'
eIchaudiss aud passengers, g. ". Allea n Co.,
AGENTS - a., ..,,,,-,.. =
al sndiss and plsse myers, J. ". McCarrsk, agent,
ataIIei ARIEL, oihpru, scrrpiG, sli gu -..tss
mail rnercrsndise, AMI pastnxsrs' a. d. ritnis
super iutendent.
SAILED.
schooner George W. An ors1a, Cole, Bayoane,
~ j siaves Chc~apts he AMI Ohio Railway COM
psny; vessel, Curtis Parser,
PORT ov VIEWPOINTS NEWS, JUNE 80, 1854.
10y 1eieSraph.I
Arrived,
Steamer Guyaadoite, Kelly, New York.
Steamer Wtilom Crane, Iyiog, Providence,
and fsllsd Tor WIal Point.
arhooner Lena, Breed, West Point,
bAiLED,
steamer Plain waller llirl, Rowe, Bremen 0,si7
barrels whskey,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
L ID L L l 7 Y

While TIC history OF Uly 'scs has bc1a rclesatad
to The domain Of simple Gcllon. the siory Of his
dog Argus stll appels to pattern VI idelity.
Fidelity IN man l. 50 rare quality rs 10 excite
admiration. In dog We expect nothing less. 1t
is no confusion Of intellect that leads
"Jhe poor Indian, whose untutCred mind
Secs God in cloud, and hear, Him in the " ac,"
10 thnk that,
"Transpcr,cd TO that better sky.
usyai;hJul dog shall bear him company"
Whatever one nav think OF the ddelitles If ma
ture,
FIDELITy To ART
IL obseryable In
TnE GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN
proydedby
A. sAKs a CO.,
1913 MAIN srEEr,
OPPOSITE rosr.orFIcE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

ftINHH".fF', Az UuIIC OV, IoHE.
OFFERINGS.
CoRN.-White, 1900 bushels. Mixed,
1900 bushels.
OATs.-1.150 bushels.
MEkL.-i00 bushels.
No sales reported 10 secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
PLorn,

PLOUR.
We quote: Fine. S2.J)@93; superflne,
e3Qe3.,5; extra, 24.75D34.90; family.
s4.9OGs6.25; Patent family, country, Sj.5)9
$3.50 Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
alrteI yous Hama,

An OdtrA Telegram Htini A numhor NJ
Jaws have hrW returned here ~ destitute
ihil,h suhlrrb from tJpruH, WHITTIER ihoy
had rulgfnlrd ~ avoid pU,hc'ill0n, The
ihllah CONSUL hrru II sending Thorn 10
homca IN llo interior,
The ouYyillo Councils have ras,rd ~
ordinance abandoning thu standard time
hy Witch tho railroads entering there Arr
governed. Cincinnati and Cleveland never
dli accent standard time, 80 that now there
ARE three lnrgc cltl's oppo'ing The measure.
William Gla3icr. OK Milwaukee. IN let.
ter ~ the American typographical Society,
gives the details of his discovery ~ 'hc true
sources - the Mississippi. They are not In
Lake I,asra. ~ previously supposed. but ia
u beautiful lake TO the southwark. hitherto
unknown, This lake IL 3,lSi miles from
the Gun Of Mexico.
A Belfast dispatch say. The members OF
the Pan-PresbytcliGn Council and party
Of friends, numbering five hundred IN all,
msde visit on saturday to the Giants
CouSeway. An enjoyable day was m,rred
by an accident which happened to the Rev.
David Irving, secretary or the American
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions,
who fell from ear and had leg broken
while driving 10 Port Rush.
The celebration Of the siy-hundrcth an
niyersary OF the enticlng away OF the chit
dren oi Hame'in by the Pied Piper, which
WAS begun Saturday at hIamelin, was con-
cluded Sunday. The children, disguised
~ rats. emerged from the doOrways ani
repeated the procession Of Saturday. run
ming gally behind the piper, followed by
the tOwnsfolk, ALI dressed IN costumes OF
the period. The children following the
piper finally disappeared In the improyised
cave IN the riYsr-hank.
\ Helena (Aon.) telegram says: Major
Alex PIe9cn, Indian agent for Northern
EOntsnl, reports that the Indians are ring
fast from The scant food supply at the
agency. The carpenter has furnished
thirty collins in the past month, hut l. IL
believed that The deaths are fully thrice
that number, - he Indians have a great
dislike to bury ing their dead, they prefer
ring the old custom o. placing the bodies
in trees or in stone piles on high hills.
The death.ra.c Is greatest among children
IRON hYcio twelve years OF ~. I'm Az
other week The supplies VIII bo entirely
exhausted, and The 3.000 Indians on the
reservation wl! be left to starvc or subsi.i
on the cattle oi the settlers. Trouble Is
feared.
\ Joliet (lll.) telegram OF june 29th
saws: Later developments h. Toe Clsl OF
the gang OK countcriclltgs near this place
seem to indicate that Adam Williams. w'ig
was arrested Oh Fridly. .as not The leader.
- was at fr,i supposed. Yesterday "A boy
aged seventeen, named Charie, Cur'o1
and mIddlt-agcd blacksmith named j..
Sch paitrT.-,L. Wee arrested. various
tools and III, .iUnccs for MAILING couuter-
!eit loUey were 70 al concealed IA l-ab-
tcIson's house. J. - understood that Plt-
tclsou manufactured the spurious cola and
cngagcl Toys 20 plss H. He pr1fes'c, 10
have bccn tiught countcrieltlng by q we'll
known conlict who has served u term az
the Jol It prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01

II the ,.rrat Democratic party u going 10
iei tie simple pr ference OF Mr.. Johl kctiy
nuke Il put asld its strongest aud best
men. then The Democratic party deserves
defeat. In 1880 It permitted the bir.ter ~
this ono man 10 strike down Slmael j. Til
den. and Il thereby lost the opportunity OF
glorious victory. Ii II permits Mr.. Kelly
20 now strike down Cleveland. IN whom
ID, moeratic hops centres and about whom
the Democratic sentiment 81 lao eouulry Il
crystaliziDg, It had better disblnd and
cease 20 become tho tool Of an unScrupu-
lous politician. atlanta C0aitilgii0n.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,. June Colour UNCHANGED.
Wheat weaker; No. I. cash and July, Sjtc.
Corn stronger; No. :. Doc. Cat, steady
No. .. 3aa23c.; Noe, white. BE. delivered.
Provisions quiet. Ness-porh, sls, % ci'h
and July. Lard-Prime steam. ~ - cash
and July. Hogs strong Vt 5l..OfS).2l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01

Thursday was cOmmrnrrmenl-dny proper
NJ the ,,muuIy. rho forenoon was siyru
to IT, reading, ia the ehtprl, ~ The grldd'
bime ,,,a,r, aud m The afternoon, after the
ur,nl collation. diplomas were conferred
Nv M.hop WHITE. ~ prr,idrut n the IN
ullulluu, upuu A,lrrn young mon Who
lu,o,umllrirl lho cout'r, fhUr NJ thia
nnml,t. u win be- observed, M already IN
holy ot,,iHa.twn DRAGONS and Que priest
(Mr',otl AMER receiving their dlplomi'
the gAiunlcs Wotr addressed by the Row
q, and Il. k,lpou, u. d.. ~ Maryland.