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zuiu Hero Worship.
ondon World

81 was Oh eyewitness OF most inter-
esiing and affecting Incident q corrc-
sponnenl writes. ''associated with the visit
Of the late Duke of Wellington to the Zulu
exhibition at st. J1mes's Hal. when
those swarthy-Sklnned warrior, made
their Appearance in Londin His Grace
was seated in the front row OF re-
served seats, and when the Zulus
were conducted round by their Interpreter
The latter explained to them his relation
ship to the Great Duke whose eiues-
TRAN statue they had so much admired be-
fore its removal from Decimus Burton's
arch. All the party thereupon. with one
accord. suddenly Frustrated themselves at
the Dukes feet, which, together with his
hands. they devoutly kissed with an'amount
q reverence I could rot have given the
swarlhy bcincs credit for the possession Of.
TIE Duke was very much affected. and
seemed quite unable to account for such a
display of affection towards him, which.
the Interpreter explained. was solely due
TO his bong the son Of 50 famous warrior
as his iuustrious father"
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Run on Il new Jersey Flank.

nv telegraph 10 the D!spaich.l
NEW BRUNsw1Ck. y. Il, september o.
There I, big run on the national bank
here. The police are keeping back the
crush. The bank is paying all demands,
but mgy have to close its doors to-day. 4.
i rumored tha; there is deficiency Of
100000. No one doubts that the late
cashier OF the bank. Charles :. Hill. CON-
mtied suicide. Governor Albeit has aI-
pointed DR.. G. VI. Slack county clerk, the
position having been made yacsnt by Hills
death.
Ioter.--Thc lanl5 stopped payment at
l2:45 O'Clock. The run was tremendous
ard The surplus was exhausted. Cashier
HIPS deficiency ranges from S22j.0o0 TO
100000. IT is expected that money viii
re received from New York to enable the
bank 10 tide over the crash, W. c. Martin,
one OF the directors, having sent to thlt
city for SlC0, 900. IIill's speculatiOnS may
yet impicate Others. The result Of the
official examination Of the banks affairs is
unknown. Hill was buried this after
noon.
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Lyc,um-Court Businsss-Ihe George Adams
Men.

LyCtum-Court Eusinsss-1he George Adams
Men.
TCorres.ondence Of The Richmond DlsD1tch.J
SEPTEMBER 9. 1885.
Eight large t0bacco-houses are now being
erected hc.c.
step aye now being taken 10 establish .
lycoum. Rev. George ". Dame. Mr.. John
". Johnston. and Or. Thomas W. Keen
have been appointed a COMMITTEE 20 drait a
constitution ard hy-lsws, and DR.. Robert
BHdon and Mr.. Z. II. Miller q committee
10 procure a hall.
IN the Hastings Court Ills week j. f..
Ellis has been sentenced 20 the pen.lentiary
for three ye..rs for grand larceny; Lotlie
Price (colCredl, FOR one year. for the third
conyiciion 81 lsrceny; Charles Elmorc
lcOlorcd), grand larceny, seven years; I.
Lee JOne-, two iCrgcrics. two wears each {;
samrei Crews (eclored). larceny third
& me. one wear; Thomas Fitz and Thomas
Perry (colOrcd). larceny. ten years.
In tie case Of the 2.Cn who bal me
trouble with George Adams IN MAY last -
The celebrated ca,e--the case that quicken
Cd the cell ior IOops-the grand jury
found "nWt a true bill" ~ % John
Smith ard a. Z. Whitfield, and "nOt
iTue iii" al 20 George 4. Lea and
j. {. Reagan IN The matter Of icl0niOus
s,sauli. but indicted these two for assault.
This case Wa continued, aud they are on
bail IN The sum Of $3.50 each. ALPHA.
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Hendricks ON ButIcr's Candidacy,

ipN " hisyatVu.l
lNnIANAPOIIs, IND, September G.-In an
interview this afternoon with Ne,oS re-
porter Governor Hendricks was asked:
Nv bat do you think will be the result Of
the Butler canvass ?"
THAT is very difficult to answer. Mr.
Butler Is unqnestionably very dangerous
man before an audience, and he Will attract
large audiences; and were the election to
occur to-day should be inclined 10 con-
ccde him considerable vote, but the weak
onirg process il gong on steadily. The
people do not ike to throw votes
away the certainty that his cleo.
ton is impossible under any circumstances
will deter many Of his admirers myOting
for him. 1t is also impossible for him to
effect a. perfect an organization ~ that
possessed by either Of the Old parties. But
Mr. Butler Is n remarkable man. and those
who know him best admit that lac is very
good one."
If the Chicago Convention had placed
your name at the head Of the ticket. don't
YOU think that YOU " ould have had his sup
pOrt?" asked the reporter.
~ know it, said Mr.. Hendricks, warm
": II know it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
On THE PENINSULA.

A visit 10 YofktowD-yhe sionusnsnt-The
Late RUmpus IN York CeuTt-aeom Int.
rcsfing Trial.
fCGr@p,gdsnoc q the Richmond MsDstod.I
WILLIAMSBURG, September 3, 1884.
Yogr correspondent tTayersed the dusty
distance between ''ye ancient city" and
The historic town OF York, arrived there
yesterday In fun time 20 greet the people
a. they assembled 10 attend County Court,
and found the docket clesr Of all cases Of
public interest. ODlytbe routine business Of
the County Court was transacted. Having
abundance Of leisure, / strolled through tie
town out ~ The field In which Is located the
now nearly completed Yorktown moDu.
neni. II Is Of beautiful granite. square AZ
the base. and on the sides in raised letters
are these appropriate inscriptions
ON TIE NORTH SIDE.
Erected
In Pursuance Of
A Resolution OF Congress Adopted Octo-
Der ~. 1881, and IN Act Of Congress,
Approved June ], 1880, 10 Con-
memorate the Victory
BY Which
The Independence Of the United States Of
America
Was Achieved.
SOUTH.
Al Yorktown on October 10. 1881, after
Siege Of nineteen days. by $500 American
end 1000 French troops Of the liue. $500
Virginia Militia under command OF Gen.
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Supposed Fratricide.

lbb tttLllil 10 tht DlNNdlfii
CHICAGO, September G.-Willam II. Dow
me-, member o. The Board OF Trade. was
found dead in thc basement OF his house,
On Lasalc avenue. last night, vita bullet
lolc in The left temple. He was alone in
tie house at The time OF the occurrence.
As the front Uart OF the face was powder
turned and the hair scorchcd it WAS NJ first
supposed 10 ie case o! suicide. but on q
closer examination OF the position and
direction Of the wound. and the fact that
10 weapon could be found. led b the con-
clasion that il was case OF murder. With
III. brother Charles be had had frequent
alterations ia regard 10 an undivided es-
tale lett them by their mother, these uou-
hlcs leading to their separation. Yesterday
there WAS m unusually stormy scene, and
Charles made IN attempt TO brain his bro
thcr with al axe. TINS, with the fact That
Charles shot at William. led 10 the suspicion
That The present was case OF fratri0idc,
ana the police arrested Charles on his way
from the city to his suburban home. On
bis person they found revolver with one
chamber empty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
r8x NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, September G.-The stock
market opened strong aud prices advanced
lal. Union Pacific rose !, Quincy 4. ~.
Paul 1. Laekawanua !, Northern Pnciic
preferred I. Subsequently q weaker tone
prevailed on liquidation by the traders
pool. and on reports Of probable frost In
The Northwest on Monday. Adylces from
Chicago regarding the railway situation
were of urfayorabie character, and tbs as-
sist, a the downward movement. The 3e-
clite ranged from te2b per cent. In the
I,st half hour OF business there was rally
Of iaI. but later on the Improvement was
partially lost. Compared With last nights
closing, prices ale taii lower. The totsi
sales OF stocks for the week were LAO, i2-
a decrease of 447, 7Ss compared with those
Of the previous week. Sales to-day, 49,
600 shares. The exports OF specie from
the port Of New York for the week ended
to-day were S305.173, making total since
Januaiy ist OF s4G,6l9, 062 against sl9,o0o'-
sG5 for the same time last year
hoon.-siocks lower. Money, Ia2 per
cent. EXchange-Ldng. sSJaiS34; snort
4s5ais5l. Governments dull. states
finn.
Erening. 4s3. Money. 5ai
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances Golu.
sl2S,C23; currency. Sl0.s76. Governments
easier; I per cents. 120; 3 per ceps'
10Ca. State bonds duh.
AIal,,r. f.a., a. IN r ~
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Hampton Items.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
-. HAMPTON, Va, September 8, 1884.
The Democrats In this county are get.
ting fully aroused, and from oil parts OF u
come the tidings that they are working:
The club organized in " sswyer's swamp
has adopted the name OF the "?eopje's
club" 1t Is rapidly Increasing IN mem
bcrship, and win put up pole on the 10Th.
A grand barbecue at Bethel early In octo-
Der is also in prospect. have never seen
the Democrats more interested than they
are Of this time. HAMPTON.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September G.-Cotton quiet;
sales, G77 bales; uplands, 10Ic.; Orleans,
He: consolidated net receipts. 3,70i
bales. FlOur-SOurhcrn steady. Wheat
Spot lots unsettled; ill4c. lower; No. 2
sntjne. Sc: ungraded red. 7tl07c.; No.
> RED, Sc; ungraded white, Sja93c.; No.
> rcd. September. SSi i9Oic. Corn-SpOt
lois scarce and firm: ungraded, G0I10c.;
No. > september, GijaGG4c. Oats opened
lsfc. higher; closed weak; No. ,, 3a
SIZE. No. white. 31a3I4c.; No. ,, Sep
tember. 35a333c. Hops dun and nominal;
lga29c. for common to choice. Coffee
SPOT fair; Rio dull and easy at sl0.12t
No. Rio, spot, $3.50; September, $40.
Sugar firm and in moderate demand; fair
TO good refining. 1 13-l6a4 lj-l6c. refined
steady: c. 5la58c.; extra c, 54aJlc.; yell
low, 4Sa5c.; standard \, &c. MOiasses
quet. Rice firm. CottOn-Secd oil, 33i3jc.
for crude: 30a42tc. for refined. Rosln
firm. Turpentlne duh at 3la3l!c. Hides
finn and quiet. Wool firm and moderately
active. Pork dull and nominal; new
mess, els. Middles nominal; tong clear.
lOlc. Lard Gal0c. lower, closing weak;
western steam, spot, 1915. Freights easier.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 6.-Flour quIe,
aud nominally steady. Wheat-Southern
easy and duh; western lover; southern
red, S9a0lc. amber, 95a96c. No. Mary
land, gi3a5i9c. No. = western winter red,
spot. STisSSc.; Corn Southern firmer !:
western scarce and firm; southern white.
Cea10c.; yellow, 6aaG5. Oats quiet aud
steady southern. 30a35:. western white.
33a3Jc. mixed. 30a32c. Pennsylvania, 80
a34c. Provisions steady and quiet. Eggs
firmer at Zoe. Whiskey steady az Si.16s
S1.19. Other articles unchanged. Freights
dull.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September 6.--Flour dull; not
enough doing to establish amarket. Wheat
dull, weak. and lower; opened Steady ;
declined ,alc.; closed at about the Inside
figures; September, T7sa7slc.; No. 2 Chi.
cago spring, 77taISc. Corn excited and
higher, with very active demand; fluctua-
tons wild and unusually rapid; as an In.
stance, cash corn declined from the highest
point and rejected haze. almost Instantly
shorts, being anxious to cover, bough'
freely, and the upward tendency was AZ
sisted by sharp demand for cash. which
was held at fair premium over Septem
| Der; the market opened stronger, eased
OF, and then rose rapidly; September adj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Mou,ders Debarred from work
Try ID Ingrnnh 20 The DispaIrh.l

IBy Telegraph % NC IIspAI'H'T
CINCINNATI. September G.-Nonc OF tne
union moulders dared to return to worh
az Redway & Bur;on's foundry thl'
morning, after their severe handling by inc
crowd last night when they left woIK.
There is large crowd about the foundr!
to-day. The police are there also. bnt ihcy
seem to he unable to prevent collection oI
the people. One man last night, ater
being knocked down and beaten Dy 'n1
strikers, drew pocket-kniie and s,loptu
one Of his ASSISTANTS in the back. ne wa
arrested, and his case continued until Moh'
daV
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The Blainc-" Sentinel" sui,.
10y Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

By ttltgialn 10 lit bI-patt4'l
INDIANAPOLIS, September G.-Another
step was taken in the Federal court to-day
in TIE Blaine. SentiHc! mStier by filing the
following:
"Thc dcicndantS move the court for a
rule against the phintif herein to answer
the inteTrogatorics under OATH a. reciied
and flied with the answer of the defendant.
md that the court shall MAKE sucn rule re-
fmnablc al such time Il may be deemed by
The court TO be reasonable Tor the purpose
Of aid action as by the statute provided
and roGuircd.'
Argument could not be heard on the
motion to-day, and. inasmuch rs Judge
Woods goes to Fort Wayne on Mondly to
hold court, the matter viii probably not be
ruled upon for several DAYS. The plain
tiT's counsel have not refused to answer
the intCrrOgatOrics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
American s>ynamiicrs.

LIvERP0oI, September G.-The Courier
VI this ely asserts that the authorities at
Dublin Castle continue 10 receive alarming
information about tic operations OF Amerl-
can d,namicrs. 1t Il ALLEGED that bombs
are heinz continually brought TO the United
Kingdom by agents Of O'DOnoYan ho's',
who obtain employment on ocean sleuin'
cr>, and so cyadc suspicion. The steam
or, are being regularly watched. but so Tar
as !, now known nothing OF dangerous
or suspicion, character has been discov-
a,.eI
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Not Surgeon Blacks Body.

TBi tCIeFIapn U IH' UI'IEItn'I
WASHINGTON, September Ga telegram
from Li,utenani- Commander Hitchcock =.
Cottage City says Tie body found at Nan.
tucb It and supposed to have been that OF
surgeon Black. lost on the TallaDoOsa. WIS
that Of a maj who hid been buried three
davs before the Tailapoo.a collision. Lieu
tenant Hitchcock also says that when
william O'Donncll. also lost on the ITALIA
pocss, was. found on Mushcgat Island, the
head was gone; also the flesh from the
hands. decomposition having far advanced.
The Lody WIS held together by the clothes.
II was completely dressed and was without
Iiic-presoryor. The remains were ia,erred
at EdgartOWn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Errors in Election Returns.

10y TELEGRAPH t. The Dspaich'I
BENNINGTON, VI, September 5.-in TINS
county errors are claimed in the election
retuins from stamford, Peru, and Ben
nington. The Republican county. p'pefN
claim Robin,on's defeat Tor sheriff by zen
votes. while TIE Democratic organs insist
that Mccall Republican, is defeated py six
votes. It's rimored that rccounts VIII De
made, and that the election Cor sherI' D.
contested. The Vermont statutes 90 not
provide for re-canvass Of county tickets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Tie Egyptian Expedition.

icy cable to the Dispatch.I
LONDON, September G.-AdyiceS from
Cairo are 10 the effect that the rapid fail Of
the Me has increased the fears that Gene
raj WolscIeY's plan for reaching Khartoum
will prove n failure. An expedition by
means OF boats has been found to be i'm
possible. II the boats which were to have
leen used should be completed in the Liy-
erpool aud clyde yards before she end OF
thc present month, they would not under
The best circumstances reach Wady Halfa
lefcre the end of November. 1t is esLl-
mated by mil tary critics tina! ii the expe-
clifton should 20 the whole way to khar-
ioum that piece would not be reached UNI
iii the end OF February. Gen raj Wolselcy
in conversation stated that II was his liz
tention to arrive at Dongola personally,
il only with small contingent and at any
li,L, by the tn CT November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Rejection OF Candidates.

LEV telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ANNAPOLIS, Mp, September G.-Among
The notable eases OF rejection OF candidates
for admission TO the Naval Academy are
those Of Mr.. Hamilton, OF New Jersey, who
was rejected because OF color-blindness:
And another candidate was rejected because
one leg was an inch longer than the other.
The singularily ofthe tang is that the can;
didatc never knew his legs were odds until
the Naval Board measured them to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

NV ,cIerrnnh 10 The Dispatchl

lEy telegraph to the Dispatch1
NV YORK, September G.-RoDert, New W..
comb, confidential clerk for 4. ~. " neeIe,
& Co., brokers, absconded MONDAY las'
with about 81, 900 Of his employers MONEY ,
obtained by drawing checks ior mrgei
amounts than he was authol lZed' ana up
prOpriating the difference in The hinodn'';
lie has also been guilty OF the iorger! VI
two checks. To-day he was arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
More Revelations I'm tho Maamtrassa
MuIdcr.s ase.

fBy cable to the DisDatch.l
DUBLIN, September G.-An interviewer
la, been talking with informers Casey anu
Philbin, the men who claim that they
swore falsely against Miles Joyce IN con-
neciion with the Maamtrassa murdcr-case.
Casey declared there were seven men who
committed the murGcrs-himself, Michael
Casey. Patrick Casey, Patrick Joyce, and
three Others One OF these WAS n wealthy
farmer, who il still living near Maamtrassl.
Ills man instigatcd the massacre, and held
n lamp while the family were murdered. 1t
was be, too. who compelled them TO return
al murder the aged grandmother. Casey
asserted that the JOyces, Tom Miles. and
Merlin and Patrick and John Casey were
rot present. The interviewer was impress.
cd that Casey was telling the truth. The
journal alleges that the Government is
well aware OF the truth OF Casey's state
ment. and again demands c new public in
ctIIlV INTO the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
An Illegal Action.

Try telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
NEW YoEK. September G.-C0rpoiaiion.
Counsel Iacombe This afternoon rendered
his opinion IS to the legality OF the Board
OF Aldermen 90 Saturday last passing IN,
resolution giving The right to lay railroad
on Broadway to the Broadway Surface
Railroad Company. re holds that The acli' u
Of the aldermen was Illegal in that the meet
ing OF the Board OF Aldermen Oh that da>
Ras not duly convened, as the notice re-
quired by law was not given to all 'h'
l.frs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Cannibalisn at Sea.
LILY cahle 10 the Dlspaich. |

LONDON. September G.-The German
harK Montezunla. Captain Simonson, from
Punta Arenas, has arrived at Falmouth
with three men belonging TO the yacht
Mignonette. which foundered while on her
way from southampton TO Sidney. They
reTort that when the vessel went down
they and hoy, the only per-ons on board,
took to small boats without provisions or
water. For nineteen days they drilted
about. when the boy died. The others led
on his body, and were enabled to hold ont
five days longer. when the Montezuml
rescued them IN a horrible condition. The
three men have been placed under arrest
by order Of the Board OF Trade. and the
death OF the boy will be investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Tram Production.

IBy telegraph 10 tho Di'patch.
PITTBuRGH. September G.-Latest ,i rctur rn,'
received by the secretary OF the Nesieri
Pig-Iron Association do not Indicate ihht
the movement to secure united scilon IN
the restriction Of the production Dy Tue
tanking Of furnace fires on the line pro
rosed by them has been accepted py SUI SUI
feient number Of furnaces 10 cover ''e
terms Of the agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
Congressional Nominations.

TOY NItRIdUh 70 lht DIspHEV"'1 4, .
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, September D. - ~
l:40 O'Clock this morning the Conven',,1, LOU
OF the Democrats and Greenbackers Oh 'uo
Fifth district resssembled. Several canu'.
dates being withdrawn, two more Dallo =,
were cast, resulting In the nomna'l'i' VI
c. {. Comstock. D.
NEW ORLEANS, September G.-ine ~
form Democratic party Of the Frs! c ,,"I
gressional district to-day renoill.i'''"
Carleton Hunt, the present incumbent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07
sfnca Struck by q Train.

IBy Telegraph 70 tht DIapaVU'T
WORCESTER, MASS, September G:-Tno
White Mountain cypress over the oroes-
ter. Nashua and Rochester railroad que
here at 5:i5 L. NJ, struck the East Prince
ton stage this evening on crossing near
Oakdale station. seven miles from mere.
Charles Page. passenger on the stage, was
instantly killed, and William Cotton, tue
driver, was fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

Republican Psle-RaisiuE- The yates Against
n BIaIue and Logan Fiag.

BlsIue and Logan Iiag.
tCorresr aoeucc e tie Richmond Dispa,ch.l
IURAY. VA. September >, 1881.
Tie Republicans OF sands and vicinity.
IN tits county. raised Blaine and Logan
ilsc-Iole few days ago. There Is right
smusirg incident connected with il. When
sil thing. We're announced 10 be IN reidi-
uess. aud the fla (which had been sent cash
on delivery obtained from the express
Eicc and the box opened. IL Wa found to
contain : Cleveland and Hendricks flag
instead II one with The names OF Blame
ud Logan Inscribed thereon. Imagine
he feelings. II Won can, OF the local lsepuh-
ucsps present when they realized the pre-
dicauent ;tcy were in. What Wa. 10 be
done, FRAT WAS the question. While
they were celebrating - TO ths beStccurse
to pursue. ih- Democrats among those
present offered 10 pay for the ilag AMI pole
sid hoist Cleveland and Hendricks filg
IT once. This oller was declined by the
Hah0n.itos. however. aud il was finally de-
tefmined ~ them TO luy some white cotton
and paint thenames OF Bl zine and Logan on
Al for fax. This wss soon put into exc
cution D., The purchase of the co;ion and
tbe names u Blaine and Logan PIT thereon
in some sort 81 fashion. This improyi'ed
fsg Was then iacSed on 10 the top OF the
pole before IL was raised AID the w0TS Ot
raising II commenced. This was soon
accomplished and the pole securely iasten-
20 81 The bottom. Thi, had not been In
i,hed long. ooWever. before il was di,coy-
ord that the flag hid been put on Up-ii"
down. This oversight was rot calculated
10 improve the temper Of the average Re-
publican. already somewhat soured hy the
events Of the day. J. was then 700 litc 70
remedy the natter. - the speaking,
wa vet 20 tsse place, aud there
were .everal local Republican orators
from Lursy on The ground. waiting to
begin. Mr. y. L. Weiiiey "as The first
sleaker. Iiis speech va, described a. be-
ing Verv weak effort. Mr.. Wei.lsy j.,
chiefly remarkable for having bean on ali
side, % public qucsti0ns-fr.t %. Demo
cTa'. then Rodijuster, Democrat again.
trd nov o Republican. He Was followed
~ j. p. SNYDER, 30. new band at the
bellows. II being about MS fir! appearance
on lie stump. lie wound up the speaking
fer the day. And thus ended the Republic
n4n pOle--aising AZ Sands, which they
would have people imagine was grand
.ufras.
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n. .uorsford,s Acid phosphate
A GOOD THING.

DIR. Adam Miller, Chicago, ILL.,. SAYS :"
have recommended Horsford's Acid fhos,
plate to my patients, and have receiver
very favorable reports. II Is one OF tnc
very few really valuable preparations now
offered to the afflicted. In a practice o,
,hiyty-fye years have found a few goou
things, snd this IS one OF them"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-07

car. every one o. which lett the track. The
locomotive ran down an ernbankmeut sew
seral feet In hei,ht, but did not upset. Will
liam johnson, the engineer, did not leave
bis post, and was only slightly hurt. VIII
Ham Horn. The fireman, jumped from the
engine. and WIS run over and killed, his
body being cut into several pieces. The
Passengers were all bruised, but none were
hurt seriously,