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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
The Providence Or. IL Jo,waqL saws

"That seventy millions have been in
vested in manufacturing enterprises in the
South within the list six months proves
two things: First. that there is money
enough IN the country fer investment;
aud. secondly. that There il in the North .
large confidence in the profitable develop
nent ol the natural resources Of that seq
ton 81 the country. Even in the last two
months nearly fourteen millions have been
put INTO industrial enterprises there, ~
though all sorts Of business have every
where been dull"
All OF this is true, and affords about rs
good grounds as we could ask upon which
to predict the success OF the Democratic
ticket. The northern men who have in
vested SO much capital in the South, and
have confidence in the profitable develop
ment Of the natural resources Of this Sec
ton, will think twice before they vote to
keep the party OF sectiOnaism i'll power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Mr.. HOWELL, editor OF the Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn, telegraphs from Chicago to his
paper that "all is harmonious so far A the
platform is concerned" and the COnStitu-
ton itself says;
"The compromise on the tariff plank
seems TO meet with the general approval OF
the Convention. Ben. Butler is the only
serious objection. The dreaded difficulty
on the adoption OF satisfactory plank has
been avoided, and the wholesome effect j,
already felt by the Democracy. The action
was a wise one, and is to be highly com
mended."
The Constitution speaks for the "New
South" 1t was an opponent Of the Nor
pIsOS bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
prnGonnd Sntlsfnctlon

We devote considerable space ibis morn
ing TO extracts from our exchanges bearing
upon the domination OF CLEVELAND and
BrNpMcEs We do not think we could
furnish our readers more important or IN.
teres;ing reading. North, South, East, and
West the ticket has been received with
profound satisfaction, snd II our contcn-
porarles reflect public sentimentits election
isa forcgonc conclusion. The news as re-
ceived from sill portions Of New York State
encctuaIly dissipaies the idea that CLEvE-
LAND canret carry thai State, while from
New England we have the Stronges. tcs:i-
nony that the action OF the Convention has
given q fresh and vigorous impulse to The
revolution against the Republican party in
tha, section. The New York Times On
dependency announces In double-eaded
leader that it Will support the ticKet'
while the New York Herald Qnde-
psndenD places 1t Of the head OF its
columns. The Boston Herald and the
Springfield Repablican, two OF the most
influential Independent Republican papers
In Massachusetts,. snd which oppose BLAINE
bitterly, and speak for a large and in
tslligent Independent element, are fully
satisned with the outcome. Both declare
that the Independents will support
the ticket. Elsewhere, we have said,
that Il appears the Independents must
either ally themselves with the Dem ocrats,
nominate q ticket Of their own, or 90 hun
cry. Since reading our northern exchanges
II begins 10 look to us IS il they will take
neither OF the two courses last named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Tie Baltimore American heads its cdi'
torial on the Democratic rominees. The
Democratic BlunGcr.' Wonder If this i
little grim sarcasm at Che expense OF The
organs Of lis own party that confidently
predicted tha; the Democracy were sure to
make q blundcr? The Aaeric1n cannot
help getting OF good thing occasionally
II Il Goes hit near home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
The STATE AT LARGE.
ABigeDoy EXCITED.
Ghcuis nt Weri, In the Grave-fari OF the
Town-Two or ghrse iufaar' Graves
HoiAed.
tsrcclal ,eler-am 70 ths Ditpeloh.

ESPECIAL telegram 70 Che DsN@ichl
ABINGDON. VA. JAY y. 1851.
terrible outrage WA committed in the
s.rklng-Spring cemetery at Ibis place laii
night. The graves ~ two infants were en-
tered. One OF the infants was buried N
1897. but The grave was recently redressed.
In this case The ghoUls were deceived, ana
q course isund nothing but dust. In the
other the wooGen.case containing The Gle-
tsllic-case wa, broken open. aid the mc.Il-
lic.cac containing TIE body Wncn found
This morning was SCI up en- the grave with
the heed dom. Friends examined IL aGl
accrtained that Tho rle.allic-ca,e had not
lecn opened. This infant bad been buried
but = Few days and was TciHicrri TO-
DAY. IN the cOloTed ceme'crf. whi,l j.
lust ncrOes the street srCm .iBairg-S Spring
cemetcrr, the grave o. cOlored iahnf.
who was buried day or two ago, Vls
oTsncd, the coffin busated. and thc corpse
left near tie crave. II Is evident th9t the
Thieves Gld not csrIy ont tbeir orr nli dc.
silu. and IL j. presumed lh2y were iriyl,-
oued ly Some one passing on thc s-ract.
Sink.ng-SpriDg cemetery. winch BOW con-
lsins The ground Oh which stood The irss
church ever built In Southwest virginia,
and in which are the remains OF t"O Of
VtTCiLia's most distinguished Governors.
together with maay other sacred dead, VI,
never deserted until tLia OUTRAGE was
PERFORATED. Every effort viii b, made t.
ascertain who the ghouis are. The nGig-
1aiiln Ct the people OF Abingdon end he
surrounding country Is intense, and II th'
scCundrcls are apprch'ndcd they vii prob
ably Ice lyncaed. II Is beyond conjecture
what their motive could have been. Great
sympathy is felt for those whose dead hl7e
Leen thus disturbed. The cemetery viii
he guarded hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

ENIABGED. The Richmond Dispatch.
one OF the foremost papers OF the country,
newsy, fearless, and unpreiudiced, wide
awake TO the interests Of the people and
sound on all political questions, has recent
ly been enlarged 10 eight columns to the
page. This grand improvement on what
seemed already perfection makes it most
decidedly one Of the brightest stars in the
sky Of Journalism. EStalriAe Banner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Hermann Bruggeman, the clerk in The
Third Assistant Postmaster-GeneraPs Of
fee who was detected stealing postage
stamps. was arrested to-day by pos:-oilice
inspectors. Sheets OF stamps Of she value
OF 800 were found at his house. He con-
fessed that be had been stealing since De-
cember last, and placed the amount he had
received from the sale OF the stolen stamps
Mt $4,000. He declared that no one else
was implicated in his wrong-doing. The
stamps were sold to newsdealer in one OF
the hotels, but no evidence has been dis
covered OF criminal knowledge on the
dealers part. Bruggcman has been dis
missed from his position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

The Richmond Dispatch came to us last
week In an enlarged form. We are glad to
see renewed evidences OF the increasing
prosperity OF this most excellent journal.
Eyery Democrat in Virginia ought to take
the Richmond Dispatch. 1t Is very able
paper. II has our congratulations. - East
am shore Herald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

The Charlottesville Chronicle is right in
supposing that Mr.. BLAINE originated the
term "Stalwart" IN applied to certain
class OF Republicans, and that nc used II as
u term OF laudation. We cannot just now
reproduce the document in which it APP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

As the word presidential" is in every
dictionary the reader of yesterdays Dis
p0tch doubtless guessed that we had writ
ten tho word presidential" The word
"olympisd" plainly pointed out the word
we had called attention TO as good one
missing from the dictionary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Mr.. HENDRICKS has This advantage over
LOGAN: He can talk United States. and Is
not compelled TO rnsTt to French. Spanish
Sanscrlt. or Turkish, IN order TO be under
stood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Mr.. OJDoNOvAN Rosa does not claim
the credit OF blowing up. the BUTLER
boom, although it contained Gas enough
to justify the suspicion that that gentle
msn had something TO do with il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

HoEsroaD's ACID PHOSPHATE VERY SAr-
TsrAoTogY ~ PRosTRATi0S.-Dr. =. r..
Gilmsrtin, Detroit, Mich., Gays: /" | have
found II very satisfactory In It's effects, no.
tabl, in the prostrstlon attendant upon al
coholkm,v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Whether Mr.. Morrison was made chair
man OF the Committee on Resolutions by
oue vote or twenty, or whether there was
~ attempt by juggIery TO construct eoai-
niltee ia direct antagcnisn % Cue over
widening sentiment Of the Convention,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
s2ABl,Ias,,,s.

vrsScE--MYRr.-lfurlei. w,anesIsy. Jalr
3. fasi. - ~ os,oyk T.. NJ, ~ tar tirn flT-
i,st Irihers.i, srG J.. ~ nov. -. n. .rNa PC.
Jnt-i~ J.. Fi.Ah' N,ja.' 10 Ii.l IDA Il. 1iYEs.
New ricanJ pai ers .ncsee copy.
WO0D--5hii NSoN.--J-r-ied, y. tho r,sifsrc,
on illlaD |. ,nn,r.i alqcity. Tnrstay wp-n-
i.ti'rsTj l.GE Wood and iIyZIR CIIJ.ll I
Johnson. Nscsrf'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Mr.. HAYES is not satisfied with The work
Of the Chicago Convention. lie Is con-
scierce-stricken and wantcd the people to
restore Mr.. TnDEx his presidential salary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
D4NGILLE.
United states Couri-The District Gon'oH-
tou-Nctcran Grgcioa.


uoT-NctcraH Reunion.
GC,rr.nordcac. Of Ire Eichmond pi.n,,ch.l
July T.. lSS..
In the United Stat1s Court HlrtwoI A.
dcl1uan. deputy marshal. hes been 70
moved Iv Judge Paul for official miseou-
drcf in iIilmg 10 return prisoner Drompt-
" f. ttc iajI q Carroll county. TIC. Dil-
ion wa. LeH fo answer a charge rar.icy
.Ooin,, him IN the state Court and wa
delivered To- the G,pa;y marshAito ort.ksn
before the UDit.g states Di.,ri.t Cont 81
Abingdon =, Wine. After thra.,j1aru-
u.cut Of he United STATE, court o.. deputy
p,orshal pcrrlitfed p.ltop TO 20 q. LARGE Tor
,I.or,f f,., vel. before he va. r..u-gci q,
tLn gnr,I r,I,1f,. i.;;,r. n dr,ira,i1 .
ia on,ri.r I'D, N . ,,,,r, IN. .!uts, .qi.i ti,..
,To cnpr;,.,. - H.. ,-...- C,.,r. 4, fh. r', .-.
.,.l to,,,t .'c,iId maj b., ,.,. yi,lltaI-
i,inC o,I'.,.c.,.I =. q. .,...r.arfa 5r..1Gau.c
81 lie win. i.ror.. fine Inif.d [llts.
80. Ia ,... l.... .o,,r.i ,.-i,'.,. .f.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

Now We know why CLEVELAND l. suon
a great nan. Ills father preached IN Ports
mouth, Va, for awhile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

BES DUIiEE and JonN KELLY ala hoi
help MIR. BLAINE one bit ST the National
Democratic Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

The Wisconsin people should never com
plain Of hest as long as they nave '"e~
cool Villas 70 so TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

TIE National Democratic Convention
failed signally on one point. ltialled 10 40
what the BLAINE organs waDt3d 1t to do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
ROANOEE ClTY.
Kicking Against she CoanciI-L,cturc- The

Kicking Against she Co1nc;I-L,cturc-Th
Crop.
ICntespoAdeucc oC tie Rclmond Di5pat-h.I
July II, Is5t.
There has never been greater disslusiac-
tion felt or expressed IN -ny community
than with the oction Of the pre-, mt Couu-
ell Of Roanoke, who have been in Official
position hut ten days. With rare mag.
nsEimity. the Democrats, who he'd . d.
cidcl i11iOrily in the city, ~ was cvincri
by the election last fall. TciraiEcd from
making Municipal nominations for ci.Y
officials Of q party character q the M
ClCctlOn, prCieIriug that polite; should BE-
kept ont o. TIER city government. 70
this end men OF all parties united upon =
common ticket for councilmen, villa i
distinct undcrsiar ding Chat nothing OF
that character was to be introduced
into the councils Of the city. Thereupon
u. men OF Democratic and ., many OF r.
Lublican antoccGeDts were elected. Bu .
professional politician. by the cid OF q w0r-
thy lieutenant, was elevated 10 tie pr.i-
dcIcy OF The body; ard then, having gain
Go, IN some manner. another Who had pro-
cIaricd himself heretofore Democrat.
they had msi;ers in their own haaGs. and
clccting three Republicans certainly t"pl
g. a Board Of Police Commissioners, thy
proceeded TO turn ont oil OF IL oil Cor
save one. 10 make room Tor a new -"'.
necd not weary your readers with deiiil-
Cd statement oi al their GOing~, past and
prospective, but Present ti's a. . "aQec.-
m,r brick The Indignation H. the com
muDity j. intense.
our people were greatly cd.1'd las;
piaht by a lecture from Rev. J. 3. !la"-
tuonc, formerly Of Richmond. Ills -IJ-
jet, BE True to Thyscli,' w. handled
in mastery mlnnef, and elected tn,
most uuboundcd cncomil:ns from !Ir-,a
ard refined audience. The Distinguished
yrcaclCr Ifft FOR Atlanta e lev noT alter
IL delivery of TIE lecture.
Wheat has I'll been en-, AVID shocked, bu'
the terrible rair, Oi June and ihe frs, par.
Of this month la wrought 10 gr,a mj"ry.
Much OF it in the shock WIS swept away
in this valley by The floods. The weather
now is hot. NEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

BgApT.--Dic''. iaiuf az moruls- e o'.l0sk.
JOHN. riags 20 OF JOIN md Alma iIr y asei
~uc ,rar snG gl-ht s1Hg.rs
~. iuieys' WI p. uisre from ~ Ps'risE's
church 90 = "'',asS -. -. SUNDAY. LAY i~Li.
Fr,oass and sc ~ -snref o - Invited o. arcut.
Tfatington anf Baltimore p,p-f. pleas, ccJY.
ROWLFTTE...il.ei,o 1 ea'arGsy. -aly l.te. .
a. TDWLET ~. r.l.cl ~ ne Iate Wilism A.
go,sie',o. n Tic seventy Din ne yeir Of Ice ag-.
1bc funeral viil i-Nr plrcf FROM tbc Irt-e-
MISC NJ -. oc.rct, Yer r-lon1s gnd those ~ hn-
dlrsltcr. Mrs. j. =. Dalios;h, .re Invited 20 A.
bEc.
TyLHR.-picd. 5rv -. lcSi. MATTE g..
irisri daughter ~ g.. p. ana Matte b. Ty'cr, %:
Baltimore, NJ.
iatcrmeni ( shos 60 IUI cenc - THIS f',uu'
davi MpHelNG o. :'j o'c, ak, from ..s Hlra-
ro,d snd HaDvill' depot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
gRjgF coMMENT

The tribune wanted IN aggressive csl'-
paign. The 7ri5ue VII be a~o'an'-
dated
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DrY Goops. NOTIONS. Se.
CARDOZO & ca.

oar tnysr WIS ~ View Yort daring TIC panic'
which greatly Depressed ;l,e nry Goods mA'%e''
aad We bought goods
Ar FIGURES NEVER TOUCHED BEFORE IN
THE HISTORY Os rag TRADE.
We propose " sell these goods cheap aaa ooe'
until soid many eeuulu- bargains. We ,eii
SOFT. FINE. ALL-siIK BLACK sUhA1 Al
s5c.. cold by a. ia March stsi.l0;
BLACK MADRAS and hERVkLEAUA ~
sSc Csc. 81. aud sl.25-a gosai sa''riAee
nom former prlcos:
or BLACK sUhs 81 9oc-, 81 sl'o1' si'-''
sI.4O. 81 80, and ~ u s2.io' sA'Pls any
siia. wo bGve eg@ before ben abe " OH
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DARROTT'S FARSI HOTEL, CHAR
, LOTTESVlLLE, ~, in the centre u 10
city, opposite the public square Rate, y o YOU
Ier daV. Largest ana be- l-rrranIsd Hole. ih
Charlottesville Large, air r.lin% ENeeilent ~
blCs. With every Assurance ~ giving sas'.iacHoh'
NC solicit TIE travelling pablo TO <iNe u c1li.
trains. N.J. PARROrl,
f. 4-eod9m Owner AMI Proprietor,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
LgsqE.CEaEaT. &c.

SCHOONER ADA AMES NOW DUE
- WITH 1850 BARRELS ROCkLAND LINE
from lhe famous kllns OF A. 4. Ccocseft, Rock.
land Me- Cargo for sale low from vessel. Just
4 fresh supply Of ROsendale aud james River tliy
draulsc) cement. In stock Indian Rock ifa.l
Lime, Iaths, Csleined Plaster, Hair. HiFe-B.iok,
aud Clay. WAENER MOORE. Lump and Ground
Plaster, seventeenth street, souih side dock. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
HiNPION.

The Fate of a Blaine and L5gan Banner.
Correspondence OF Tie Richmond D;-p1ich.l
JUlY Il, 1881.
There Was a heavy rain-s,orin, acconpl-
Hicd by . strong wind. last night. ~
Chesapeake City large Blaine and Logon
banner had been swung over the road,
from the roof OF Congressman LiJ5y's
store. 90 chimney on the dwelling 81 Mr..
W. r. Larrabec. The wind blew. the ram
descended on that banner, The chime =, or
flue. toppled over. and the banner fell INTO
the mud. All this occurred on the d.y the
DemOc. attic nominations We're made.
Southwest virginia Democrats Pleased.
Especial telegram 10 the DispajcA.l
ABINGDON, VA, July IL, lI>t.
The Democrats ih this section are vel
pleased at the result OF the ChIclgo Con-
veniion. The Republicans are evidently
disappointed. The young men OF tn town
to- day placed beautiful CLEVELAND and
Hendricks flag across the street. Wash
ington county viii give the ticket 1000
majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
CuriOuR Pn.faGrHDns.

At Seaside Park q number Of boys were
playing with broken telephone wire. one
Of them threw it over IN electric-light wire
and another grabbed II. SO strong was The
current that he could not let go OF ii, AMI
be died before it could be taken out o! his
hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
srrrnyR REaonTa.
CuLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
- ROCkfRiDGT COUNTY. VA.

GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ RoCkBRiDGE COUNTY. VA.
Thig delightful and popuar surn NIT r-sog, sitn.
sird two miles fr n Goshen. Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, VII be uprn for si-ito,s
JCEE /, 1885.
poiiie end Cgcient scrgA1ts. Table supplied
With thl fttf TIC ilatset car adcra. A 90 "a or
rI.ssfra To- Ne ballroom. there will be good
livery stfGfied - ihe place. neIB'Gr ssgs unrs
t-ert 81 trains a. co hen,
gcgCs WILLIAM POLAND, 81. d.. Eeslent
vf.r tfttv. ~ fHsTf
ySTANTLD. EOARDHRS ~ rIE
" EOUNT ,IES.-MkN,iOS uJCsF- Nc
poweil. Highland c0uusy. -. open Tor bOGr'ar'
Ji.F 10. 1884 THIS place presents many NJ
tracLoa. Tor Invalid. srd pleasure seetcrs- Gu
u.aiC tlcilGttfi md eXccrll lgH lerliufdL ~ezas-
~ gr.nd lnd i~su.!gli. trrh.sil s.-etws afJr 2
Iica.l-1 IN iei'as. Battlefield ~ Ncpor7.ll ~
me ia .t.lt of Tive hofeL a enc IN yh~ot'
.7,r.nn cousenl,at. .ho.c ua.s., lfe highly nene-
gcll % vain. isaly MAJ Atro.lml iat'n
goo. S.,tafir.lau rtL,f.u.i"g. TerD5: 81 pr
vct sZ5 lar month II sNcu.Y-ight day. bni
flr.. ~ 'Lirti,n,,ss aGdfcsi
J. q. KThT AN.
owner -U4 t'rfrrietD-.
q, 1r-rro Mcdowell. Va
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II SECONO BAPTIST CHURCH
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