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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
The new York Stock Market weak, and
Closed Lower.

It new Iofk StOsa Ns~ssNs "ts~f 49,
Closed Lower.
NEW YORK, August 2S.--The share mar
ket Opened firm, with q fractional advance
in nearly all the leading shares. Before
the first call, however, there was decline
Of laft. the latter In Union Pacific. This
was followed by recovery in Union Pacific
10 5lt and an advance OF to II In the gem
eral list. After IL O'Clock weak feeling
prevailed, and the market for the re-
mainder Of the day was heavy and lower.
The bear leaders signalized their return to
the street by large sales OF active shares.
Reports concerning the Tr,ink-Line situa-
ton were circulated, and IL was rumored
that Grand Trunk had given notice OF its
withdrawal from the Trunk-Line Associa.
ton. This brought about large sale, and
the short interest was materially increased.
The decline from the highest point OF the
day ranged from l 10 ~. Union Pacihc
fell OH III, Western Union and Northwest
81, 81. Paul 80, Rock Island II, Lacka-
wanna and Louisville and Nashville ~,
Lake Shore II, New Jersey Central IL,
New York Central II, Erie IL. Northern
Pacific preferred 81, Oregon Transcontl-
mental 9. Pacific Mail Il, Omaha q, pre-
ferred II. At the close the market was
weak at or near the loves. prices. Com
pared with last nights closing, prices are
aa3I lower, Union Pacific. Changers, the
Vanderbits, and Western Union being the
greatest sufferers. Sales, $4,000 shares.
AOon.-Stocks easier. Money, 2a3 per
cent. Exchange-Long. 4S3ais3s; short,
4S5a4sJt. Governments dull. States strong.
Evening. Exchange. 4SS. Money. lta2
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Gold.
Sf2G.2Cs; currency, Sl2.sSi. Governments
firm; 4 per cents, 1901; 8 per cents,
1893. State bonds quiet.
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Brighton-Beaeh Races.


NLw YORK, August 2S.-First race--for
non-wiDners, three quarters OF mile
MaTkland won; Manitoba second, Spartacus
third. Time, 1:I1s.
Second raee-selling allowances, one mile
and a furloDg-Edwin A. won jim Nelson
second, Lizzie Miller third. Tune. 1891.
Third racial ages, one mile and quar-
ter-Arsenic won; Leyant second. Time,
2.l5l.
Fourth racial ages, one mie--Florence
NJ. won; Bullshead second, Casino third.
] Time. l:4jl.
Finh Tace-m aidens ali ages, seven fur
l0ngs--PeriloUs won; Jennings second, j.
". White third. Time, 1921.
Sixth ace-steepleebsse, full course
III Captain came in drst, but was disquali-
Ged because he ran out Of the course and
the race was given 70 George Mccullough;
Cyclone second, Rabok third. Time, 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Troops in neutrality-suspicious. I'm
Chinn, &C.

PARIS, August - Twenty-Five hundred
troops have been placed in readiness TO
proceed to Tonqun il required. Admiral
Pcvron, Minister Of Marine. has telcgraphcd
Admiral COurbet that war-suppies for the
French forces can be obtained al the arsenal
al Saigon, French Cochin China. Opera
Ions against Lang Son have been suspend
ed on account OF the intense heat. General
Negrier will retire TO Bac Mini. 10 is
stated that the Delta Is i'm no danger. Cen
eral Milot telegraphs from TOnquin that
he lost four men while rcpulslng pirltcs
ard Black Flags, who pil!aged villages
along the Red liver and assacred the in
habilanis. The French garrisOns at Som
iay and Hong Hoa. with the aid OF the gun
boats, MilOt states, succeeded IN driving
them into the mountains.
The Paris papers doubt the report that
the French have landed at kelung and cap
iurcd the forts. In reference 10 the report
In LJcrtie says landing force OF j00men
j, not available Tor the capture OF Kelung.
PARIS. August 2S.-The following Is Adj
miIal Courbe'S report OF his operations on
the Min river, mp to last evening:
" Bia KirCr, WfdneSdaB August 2I-G
p. uroperations against the Mingin
forts have been successfully concluded. All
The Chinese batteries have been destroyed.
Wchaye shattered their cannon with gun
cotton. The attack on knpai will be made
to-day
LONDON. August ga dispatch which
loft Shanghai at $40 Z. NJ. to-day says:
"hdmiIal Courbct began to lombard Kin
PAL Yesterday. a heavy cannonade Sill
cODtinues.'
LoXDoN, August 2S.-Thc British man
of-war Canada has received orders to be
ready to sail for China September 9Th. The
DreadnOught has been commissioned Tor
the Mediterranean.
Several other iron-clads can proceed on
short notice to Egypt or China.
U0NG Kong. August 2S.-The French
consul and French merchants. who were
expelled from Canton last saturday bv
order of the VicerOy, have arrived here.
A mob az Canton invaded the Catholic
cathedral on Wednesday. The building
was cleared by the efforts OF the foreign
crnsuls, who induced the French bishop
and missionaries to leave Canton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30

were quite liberal. The so9oe msf.e4
has NOT essentially changed. bose wnes
sale ana retail transactions IN mons View.
woolIens have been proport!onco ssictly
IN actual reduiremeufs. The aucelon $50
of blankets recently held In New York -.
suited quite satisfactorily 10 sellers. AImoss
s.0CO, COO pounds changed hands within
the range OF the following prices: ONO
Peunsyiyapia, and West virginia necce@
washed. Xxx and above. 33aS5c.; do. do.s
x. 32a33c. do. do. haii-biood, S3asac.s
do. do. ouarter.blooJ, 3Sa30c. 40. oos
commos,. 9eaa5c.: New York, Michigan,
Indiana. and Wisconsin fleece. wssneo.
Xxx and above, 30 3lc.; do. do. 4. ~
30c. hslf-blood, 32sS3c.; do. do. quarscr-
blood, 27a30c.; do. do. common. sIazoss
Comblng and dclaine fleece: Washed nno
delaine, 3.a35c.; do. medium. 3ja36c,; 90
low, 30s33c.: upwasbcd medium. 3ja21c.i
low, 3Oa24c.; Canada, ;sOs32c. Unwashes!---
fine, 20s2lc.; do. medium. zias6c.; DO.
low, 20a22c. do. coarse, bury, orheavy, lon
17e.; Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska, and Minneso-
ts-Unwsshed fine, lieht, lIa2oc. do, One,
heavy, or dsrk-colored. 15liIc.; unwashed
medium bright, lSa22c. do. do, dark
colored. l7a20c.; do, low or coarse. 15s
lSc. Colorado--Medium and due, choice.
isa20c.; do. average. False; common
aud quarter.blood. l6al7c. : coarse carpet,
I5alGc.; New Mexican, spring clip Choice
improved, I7a30c.; average improved.
l6ai7c.; coarse carpet. light. i5c.; do.
heavy or short, 1ic.; fall clip i'm
proved, Babe; do. coarse. i2iltc.;
blsrk, I3aiic. Texas, sprpg clip Fine.
northern and eastern. 20a22c.; medium.
do. do, s0a23c.; coarse, 15c.; i'm.
proved western and southern do, Ija20c.;
coarse, 14alJc. Utah and wyoming-Un-
washed. choice fine light. lsa2ec.; tine
heavy, l5aiGc.; choice selected medium.
s0a22c.; low medium, lGaisc. coarse car
pet. l5al6c. washed, choice selected.
3ss35c.; good, 32a33c; fair ordinary, 3)a
Sic. Pulled city merino. 2ja2sc.; do. su.
per. and lambs. 2Ja2sc. Western super.
and lambs. 23a25c.- Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, August sS, 1891.
There is less activity in the market with
some decline In prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs: Common, S5as6; good, s6.5oa
$3.50.
Leaf: Common. SSaS9.50; good, sl0a
s12; fine, Sl2saSlG.
sUN-CURED.
Lugs: Unsound, SJ.50asG.T5; sound,
SI.50aS9.
Leaf Common, S9aS10 medium. $1,000
aS12.5O; good, sl3aSlS; fine, s20asG0.
BRIGHT pBACCO-MANvYACruRI
Smokers Common, SSaSl2; good, Sl3
se15; fine, sl6as20.
Filters: Common, SlOasl3; good, sl3a
GIG; fine, Sl7aS20.
Wrappers Common, SljaS20; good.
322aS25; fine, S30aS60.
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saratoga Races.
Nv ielerraph 10 the Displich.l

IliF tti"Sralh 70 the D~piifhl
SARATOGA, y. l., August 2S.-Weatber
clear and warm and attendance good ;
track dry and dusty.
First race--pur.e $500, one mile Oreas
won ye.y easily by two lengths; Chinook
second, Norena third. Time. 1:ljs.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes for
{ sge. st $50 each, with goo added, one
mile and i've furlongs-SOvereig Pa, won
BY head; Freda second, Glenarm third.
Time. 2:52..
Third Tace-handicap sweepstakes for all
ages al Sl5 each, with 800 added, one mile
aud furlong-Euclid Won easily by two
lengths; Easter second. length ahead OF
Shenandoah. third. Time, 1854.
Fourth race-North American handicap
sweepstakes Of ESQ each, half forfeit, with
$1,000 added. full course, about two miles
and three-quaTters-Beyer won easily
by three lengths; Scalper second, Dis
turbsnce third. Time. 5:3l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30

sbs. Tracy ~ follows .Not executed. be.
cause th,s wFit does not show the, The Of.
tonce charged comes under that mor,ion of
section 500 OF the Revised statutes Of The
UnLcd States which IL In force. that is.
which has not been declared void Second
Otto, 542l.) but merely charges yIolatIon
OF section $50 CT the Revised st,tntcs'
The defendnnt herein. W. b., not found in
my district" Six other defendants In The
csc, Including Superintendent Themes ].
Goree, OF The Huntsville peniten,iary. with
bye pen'tentiary guards, appeared before
the commissioner yesterday afternoon 4,
charge OF United States deputy marshal.
This hearing was continued until to-day.
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A Clerks Heavy rceulasions.

~ '"xrapi 10 the Dispatch.i
WiLAksbAfRE, Pa, August 2s.-Later
developments to-day make il certain that
ibe amount stolen by Roberts. clerk for
Parrish Co.. was about 500. 900. In adj
ditlon TO his peculations It has been learn
cd rat Roberts has hypo,heca,cd bonds and
securities. AT Easton this afternoon deed
OF assignment OF Roberls's property to
Charles Parrish q Co. was fled in the Re-
corder's Office. The consideration was 81.
with his interest in the Red. Ash Coal Com
pany; Tue property assigned by Roberts Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Mr.. Hendricks,s Letter.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispalch.I

By Telegraph 10 tit DIHph'NH'I
NEW YORK, August 2S.-The genuine
ness Of his letter having been questioned,
the COmmercidt advertiser to-day tele-
graphed to Governor Hendricks, who re-
piled as follows:
TO the Commercial Advertiser. Nelo York !:
1.-THE letter is genuine. There IS mis-
print in he newspapers OF this city. II
should read, Three times Governor Cleve-
land has stood the test OF popuiar can
vases, once for the office OF mayor, cue.
1T. 4. HENDRICKS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Generalnord vvo,sercy Confident.

ID NIUIt 10 IIIN IJIoIII'U.I
LONDON. August 2S.-Cienerll Lord
Wolseley. the newly-appOntcd command
cr-in-chief IL the British forces in Egypt,
proposes to reach Dongola with the Cor
don relief expedition by November eth.
He declares his confidence that ne will be
able to accomplish this programme without
difficulty. There are only six cataractS 10
pass, whereas in the Rcd.riyer expedition
IN 1870 he was compelled to drag hi, boats
overland at foriy-siX different places.
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The Murderous Attemps of a Maniac.

l 10y tSlcEfdl'h 10 tie Dlsiatch'l
Dover, y. H.. August 2S.-Charles Tan
ner, Of Barrin gtOn, visited the residence Of
Mrs. Edgar Howard, in that town. yester-
day and invited her TO bis home. She
went. thinking his family wanted her. On
her arrival she was asked into the sitting
room. where were his father and three
children. He then locked the door. and
seizing double-barrelied gun, ate mpted
10 shoot Mrs. Howard, placing the muzzle
against her head. Before he could fire he
was knocked down and oyerpOwered by
his father. He was found 10 be crazy. He
said he had been contemplating killing
1lTs. Howard and Others for some time. He
wanted 10 commit a crime so nc could he
sent to State prison, as he was tired OF
liyino outsldp
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Portion of II New York Village De-
sirOyed.
[Bv telegraph TO the Dispaich.l

[By telCpraph 20 Inc IJlsDdIVH'I
WATERTowS, n. Y. August 2S.-A large
part OF the business portion Of the village
OF Adams. Jefferson county, was destroyed
by fire This morning. The Adams Cole
giate Institute was among the buildings
burned. Insurance not known. Total loss
estimated at 100000. The Fire Depart
ment Of WatertoWn went to the assistance
OF the Adams fremen and saved the resi- OF
the town, the Adams department being
unable 10 cope with the flames. The origin
OF the fire il Unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, August %, 1884.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

THURSDAY, August %, 1884.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fo,ciS, Lard, Corn Meal.
Butter: StrickIy prime, 2Oa22c. active;
good to prime. 15alTc.; poor to fair, lOal2c.
Eggs Fresh. 15c, active demand,
Live Fowls Large hens, 25c.; small
soa25c.; spring chickens, large, 23a25c.;
smaller size, 1Oa20c.
Lard Country, 9alOc.
Corn Meal :75c. per bushel for country;
see. for city mills,
Green ard Dried Fruits.
Apples: Choice eating, q barred
cooking. 81 per barrel.
Grapes: 2aic. per pound.
Peaches: Bushel boxes, ohotcc, Ola
81: bushel boxes. prime, 81. half
bushel boxes. ,jaSl.
Pears Choice-eating. S2aS3 bushel box
es; other kinds, SlaS2 bushel boxes.
WatermeIons Stage per hundred.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 2a3c.; blackbcr-
ries. 2a6c; cherries, 10allc. All dried
fruits nominal, buyers holding of for new
stock.
Vegetables.
Cabbage: New early York, sa3e. per
head.
Tomatoes: Bushel box. 2Oaa5c.
Potatoes: Irish choice potatoes, Sl.JOas2,
barrel; choice per bushel. i0a5Oc.
onions: e. per barrel.
Miscellaneous.
Beesway: 2Sc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: Rossed, Sll.50 pee
2,240 pounds; rough, - PEI 1900 pounds.
Feathers: Prime live-goose, 50a52c.;
common, &c.
Faxseed Si.10asl.l5 per bushel.
Hay: No. timothy, sl5.50aSl6; No.
timothy, s14aSl460; mixed clover and
timothy, sl3.5Oasl4; clover. sl3.
Mill-Ofial: Brownstuf, Sl7 per ton !;
bran. Sl6 per ton; shipstu1, els per ton.
Baled Oats Nominal.
Roots: Ginseng. S1.50aS1 go per pound |;
Seneca. free OF tops, 40a45c. per pound.
Peanuts 30. as to quality, and dull.
Rye: G0a65c. per bushel.
Sumac: Prime, slas1.l5.
shucks: 50a55c.
Bsled straw 40a45c.
Taliow: 7a7ac. per pound.
Wool: Washed, 27a2Sc. unwashed. Zoe. /;
bury wool will bring from to &c. Per
pound less Than tho above rates.
CEAiENT. LIME, PLASTER, &C.
Cement: Rosendale. Sf.50a31 80 per bar
rel; James RIVER, Sl.40a1.45.
Lime; Agricultural Sal0c. per bushel
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Zig blaze IN Newark.
INV ,eleprapb TO the DIspatch.I

By telegraph 10 the Dlspatcii'I
NEWARK, n. j.. August 2S.-At 2:5O
o'clock this morning fire broke out IN
building go and 2j7 Market street, occu-
pied on the first floor by Martin Burmese
grocery.store; second, third, and fourth
floors by j. a. Banni>ter's shoe-flctory.
The flames spread all through the second
third, and fourth floors, and they were
completely Quilted. Burmese stock was
damaged by water. BanniSter's factory
was totally destroyed. Loss estimated at
100000 on the building aud contents
which is partially covered by insurance in
foreign companies. The origin OF the bre
is unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
wisconsin Greenbackers and Anti.
MODODOIists.

10y te,cgTarh % lie DIsnalch.T
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, August 2S.-The
Greeubackers and Anti NOnopol.sts yester-
DAY nominated state ticket a. follows
Governor. Colonel William l.. Ctlcy; Lieu
tenaut-Governor. Milton Ford; Secretary
of state, G. W. Jones; Treasurer, The0-
dore Shuman; Attorney-General, N. W.
stevens Superintendent Public lnstrnc-
ton, Or. II. :. Brown; Railroad Commits
sioncr. John kcefer; Insurance Commas
sicnCr J. r. Russell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Willing Dlsensed CatIIe.

lBy telegraph 10 The Dispalch.l
CHICAGO, August 2S.-Thc visit OF DR..
Paarcn. State Veterinarian. 10 EImhur>t
Yesterday resulted in the killing Of ten Jcr-
scy COWS, appraised at $4,000. Their lungs
were found TO show more or less decided
traces Of picuro-pneumOnia. In some cl,cs
the lungs adhered firmly TO the ribs, and
were decidedly hcpotzed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Tie EDelish,Egy p,ion Contingent.
lliy cable to The Dlspatch.l

LoNDoN, August 2S.-The Government
is CXpediting the departure and Increasing
the number Of reinforcemcnts for Egypt.
Tic staff at WOOlwich has been increased.
and additional hands engaged to put the
transports i'm readiness a. rapidly ~ posi-
bic. Orders have been sen; to Plymouth
TO hasten the fitting out OF the transport
PoOnah.
II has been decided TO increase the expe-
diiion for the relief OF General Gordon ia
1000 men. Seven hundred OF the Royal
Scots will he dispatched from the West In
dies. The rest OF the troops will go from
Gibraltar. Malta, and Cypress. -Four hun
bred more 1veT-Soats have been ordered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
suspcnsion Of Michigan Savings
hank.
fBy telegraph to The DIS

IBy tIeRrtph 70 lbe Dlspatch'I
ADRIAN. MICH, August 2S.-The Adrian
Savings Bank suspended yesterday. Her
man LOOMS, the cashier, says the trouble
was precipiiated by the inability OF the
bank on Monday 10 meet a check for 81 800
The party who drew the check spread the
news. and something OF a run began among
the small creditors. About $4,000 Is due
dcposltors, and LoOmis states that the
assets OF the institution are entirely ade-
quate 10 pay all liabilities in full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AuGCsr 26.-For western leaf the mar
ket is without much life. Sales mainly OF
iobbing character, with prices ur-
changed. For seedleaf the market Is
easy and slow. Rsnge.contract spot quo
tations Common Tugs, To-; medium lngs,
.kc.; good hugs, &c.; common leaf. SIC. !;
low medium leaf, slc.; medium leaf. w. !;
good medium leaf. 9tc.; good leaf, i0o.--
JO,srndi of Commerce,
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Heavy Rain ana yyashout.

T'F'VI'' ''I'ETdIH 90 INC DIspLcH'I
tHABL0TTE. n. C.. August 2S.-A heavy
rain west OF this place this evening washed
ont about forty feet OF the Chester and
Lenoir Narrow. Gauge railroad track four
miles west OF Lincolnton, stopping the
trains. Considerable damage was done to
The crors. The railroad washout will be
repaired in time to permit trains to resume
running on time tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Sos No FAD rs Represented.


WAsIIsGToK, August 2S.-Tbe actlng
Comptroller OF the Currency this morning
received a Telegram from Bank-Examiner
Ellis, saying that the affairs OF the Second
National Bank OF Xenia, Ohio, are not so
lad a. has been represented, and that there
IL reason 10 believe that II will be able 10
NEE, all demands upon II. In view Of this
report the acting Comptroller says that
there does not appear 10 be any necessity
for. The appointment Of receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
phiIadeiphia,s Broken BanKers.

by telegraph 10 the Dspaich'l
PHILADELPHIA. PA, August 2S.-seYeral
more warrants were issued to-day for the
arrest OF Ladner Brothers, the suspended
bankers, charging them with the embezzle-
ment OF funds entrusted TO them. The
Ladners could not be found. Louis. VINO
was IN town yesterday, having gone 10
Atlantic City.
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THE WAR IN CHINA.
The French Contiune Bombnrding and De-
or

't'TTI' 'IIN
LONDON, August 2S.-A dispatch from
Shanghai dated yesterday says: " The
Mngan forts below FoO-Chow were finally
Sicnccd Tuesday evening. To-day heavy
cannonade ha, been kept mp between the
French fleet ana the Kinpai forts, which are
situated at the northern mouth OF Min
river
4 dispatch to the Times, which left Foo
Chow at p. NJ. To-Day, says " The Kin
pal forts have been Destroyed
4 later dispatch from the Foo.Chow cor
respondent OF the Times says: Il have
just returned from KInpai. All the de-
fences along the Mn river are gone. The
Chinese troops bolted. The French fleet
can lombard, but occupation OF the main
land is imp0sSibler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
The WON en- and Temperance.

IBy Telegraph 20 the DispatchI
CHICAGO. August 2S.--The eleventh an
nua meeting OF the National Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
at ST. Louis October 23d TO Goth. II
IL expected that all the States and Terrific
ries will be represented by delegates from
local auxiIiaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Harry wilkes wins $4,000 Trot.
(By telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

HARTFORD. CONN, August 2S.-IIarry
Wilkes wen the ten-thousand-dolar trot-
ting race Tor Circuit.winners at Charter
Oak Park to-day. lie was sixth III the first
heat, and won the second. third. aud fourth
heats. Time, 2:2l4, 2:l7, 2l94, 2:2lI.
MaXey Cobb trotted TO beat Smuggler's
stallion record Of 2:1jl. Cobb's time was
2;lJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
A Robbcr Killed ana INITIATED.

TOY teItgrapI 10 thc DIspatchI
CHATTANOOGA, August Is. - TUESDAY
night posse OF men caught a man named
Franklin, who short time ago had robbed
Joe Davis at Glen Mary, Tenn, OF $1,000.
The posse shot Franklin dead and placed
his body on the railroad track. where II
was horribly mangled. II was accidentally
discovered to-day how Franklin met his
fate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Deaths.

In the province OF Cuneo twenty-Seveh
fresh cases are reported. OF which twen.!' =
six were In the town OF Busca. Twehly,,
one OF these cases have already proven
fatal.
ToULoS, August 28.-There were tWo
deaths from cholera here last night Nv
Mourilon. outside the city, there were Nv
fresh cases and one instant death. lnc
temperature had fallen suddenly. A.
PARIS, August 2s.-There were dsit",
from cholera at Toulon to-day, : at In
seyne. and o at Marseilles.
The record Of cholera In the Toulon no'r
p.als u W follows for the tweul!'''"'
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Nebraska Republicans.

OMAHA, NEB.. August 2S.-At the Re-
publican Convention last evening G. Del
vey. Henry Sprick, s. c. smith, John
Mackin, and a. l.. Burr, were nominated
electors. Governor James +. Dawes was
renominated II. II. Shedd was nominated
for Lieutenant-GoverEOr; Edward Rog-
gers, Secretary of State; Charles III. Will
lard, Treasurer; II. II. BabcOck. Auditor;
W. W. Jones for Superintendent Educa-
zion; W. Leese for At,Orney-General; Com
mission Public Lands and Buildings. JO-
seph Scott; Chairman State Central Com
mittee. Casper T.. YoSt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
Jay.Eye-sce Couldn't Heat the Record.

ny ItItFIuVH TO IIiV TE'FNt0I"I
NEW York, August sS.--Jay-Eye-see
trotted at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, To-
day against The record, but only made 2:ls1
and 2:14l. Phallas also trotted three heats
10 beat 2:i3l, but broke badly, and only
made 2:164, 2:20l, and 2:t7t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST 26.-Scotch pig is very slow for
prompt delivery, but l. held essentially a.
for several days. American pig Is without
change in any particular, the trading In
small lots. with prices unchanged. Steel
rails have q light demand. Sales OF 10000
tons ut S27. 2jaS27.50 at mill. The follow
ing are the quotations: American pig. No.
at so 50aS20: No. . n sls.50aSl0; forge
at sl7.j0aSis so; Scotch pig at S2l for
Gleng9mock, s2l.1j for Coltness. 5000
for Eglinton. and S22.5O for Summerlee;
> for Gsrtseherr:e; s2i.5Cas22 for Carn-
broe. American steel rails at S2IaS27.D AZ
mills; old rails at 2ISi$ls.50. Wrought
scrap at go Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30
NtOrcY Won COn,pus.

IBv telegraph to- abe Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, August % Judge Knlckcr-
hooker. of the Probate Court. to-day, upon
The report Of two expert physicilns. sub
mitted the question To the jury, which
found that Wilbur +. storey. OF the Chi
cago Times. is incapactated for business.
The appointment q a Conservation OF his
estate is now being considered by the
Court