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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29
SoKrH CAROLINA.
A ssisnsus wes1Iss--rsr STATE ssssssr
Caavasssrs.

~ Especial telegram n thc Disrstesl
RALEIGH, n. G.. November 2s--Last
night. ss Fayetteville. Miss Sadie Grren,
daughter OF Congressman Wharton J.
Green, VISA married to Mr. Pembroke
Jones. Of wilmington. n. &. The adair
was notable one. Hundreds OF guests
were present from ell parts Of the couutry.
The ceremony was performed In the Fps
oopai church. which was elaborstely deco
rated.
The reception at Tossy. Colonel Green's
Country-srat, was attended by over a
thOusacd persons, representing the beauty
aud fashion of the State. the bride being
one OF our acknowledged bellies. Mr. aud
Mr.. Jones go to New York. aud win reside
IN Washington this winter. The bridal
presents were the most elegant ever seen
IN the State. Among them were a massive
silver set from the Hon. aud Mrs. David
Davis, and diamonds from the groom and
Congressman Green.
The State Board OF CauyAsserS net here
to-day and canyasSed the vote for congress
men and State officers.
The following is the vote for congress
men by districts:
First: skinner, Democrat. 1881; Res.
pass. Republican, 1903.
second: O'iiafa (coiore6). Republican.
1000; Woodward. Democrat, 1863.
Third: Green, Democrat, 1915: Brog-
den. Republican. 1882.
Fourth: Cox. Democrat. 1899; Turner,
Liberal Republican, i3,iiS.
Fifth: Reid. Democrat. 1907; Ed
wards, Liberal Republican. IL .js2.
sixth: Bennett, Democrat, 1854
Dockery, Republican. li,0l0.
seventh: Henderson. Democrat, ii,e62
Ramsey, Republican, 1881.
Eighth: Cowles, Democrat, ll.t2s;
Grsen. Republican. s,036.
Ninth: johnson, Democrat, 1904;
Evdrt. Republican, ILL., 68.
Tie vote for Associated Justice OF the Su-
premc Court IVES: Merrimon. Democrat,
ii0,a37; Russell. Republican, 1890.
The vote for stale officers was Gov
ernOr- Scales. Democrat. 1899; York.
Liberal Republican. t23.0l0; Lieutenant
Goyernor--tedmsn. Democrat. ii2,S95:
Fairtloth. Republican, l25,039; Secretary
Of StGte-Saunders, Democrat. l42,-
sGj; Gambler, Republican. lse.92a:
Audtor-Robert-. Democrat. li2,s00 !;
Lawson, Republican. l2l,7ji: Attorney
STANDARDIZATION. Democrat. it2.sGT;
Cook, Republican. is2.552; Treasurer
Balm, Democrat. 1888; stanton, Repub-
lic1u, i22,oeS; superintendent OF Public
In,tTuction-Fiuger, Democrats, 1855 I:
Winston. Republican. III 1853.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..

FRIDAY. November -, lss+.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fc'ci,. Lard, Corp N'aL
Butter: strictly prime. pc. active;
good 70 prime, lsl20c.; poor 10 fair. l3a
&c.: cooling. l0al2c.
Dressed Hog small, &C.: large. jia6c.
per pound.
Ego: Fresh. De. good demand.
Live Turkeys: ml0c. per pound.
dressed Fowl. Chickens. small, Halo.
per Mound: large. lOaile. per pound; tT-
KEYS. I2al5c.: ducks, l5al6c.
Lard Country. 9al0c,
Vcni,on: Choice saddles. liaijc. per
pound.
Corn Meal: zoe. PER bu,hei for coun, 8:
soc. for city mills.
GreCa and Dried Fruits.
Apples: Choice eating, e3as2.25s barrel:
cooking. siaS2 per barrel.
Dried Fruit: Bright->liced' "a
SAc.; fair tn good. 2te3c. Blackberrie-, "a
Sc. cherries. Zoe. Peackc.-Peeied. IA
Sc: unpeeled. 4at.c.
Ra>pberrie-; 2Oa22c.
Vegetables.
Cabbage: lajc. per head.
Potatoes: Irish choice potatoes. sl.'jo'
5l.7j: barrel; choice per Ou,hel. JOa.IJe.
Onions: sl.I5as2 per barrel.
White Beans: Mays, hand-picked, o2i
81 10 per bushel: other grades. 81. OaSs.
cS.Eye Peas: $50 u si61 per
5ushel.
Miscellaneous.
Beeswlx 2Sc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: Rossed, Sil.D pei
o.2lO pounds; rough. 81 per 1000 pounds.
Feathers: Prime lige-goose, Joa52e.
common, &c.
Flaxseed: st.l0asl.i5 per bushel.
Hay No. timothy, si4.J0; No. timo
0thy, Si3aS13.J0; mixed clover and timo
thy. sl3: clover. sliaSl..
Mill-Ofal: Brownstu0. els per ton
bran, SIS per ton; shlpstut, slT per tor
for city mills.
Baled Oats: Nominal.
Root: Ginseng. ~. 5easl 80 per pound
Seneca. free OF tops, i0a45c. per pound.
Peanuts 4a5e. A. to quality, and dull.
Rye: 60aiiJc. per blishel.
sumac: Prime. 81.
shueks J0aJjc.
Baled Straw: 3jsi0c.
Tallow CAFE. per pound.
Wool Washed, 3.asse. unwashed. aac.
bury wool viii bring from 3 To 5c. pc
pound less than the above rates.
LuxsER, srAvss, &C.
L.mheg; White Sak, GU. u order, ~
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An Outraged Artist.

The artist Turner happenir. on a.! -
p1.- Drint-shop noticed IN tue "inucN
copy OF one OF the engraving from hl, Ia
mou. "Liber studiorum.' The pr.n wa
in a very dirty. ragged state. aud lurueI
naturally felt aggrieyed At seeing the hVlA
OF hi. hand. in this diiapidaIed tondHlou'
Entering the shop. he proceeded Al Oho,
To blame the master in no uleScio'
terms for having neglected % Fai'.ap'o
4 PRINT. and for having a,.o~es Z"
become 20 disiigured. The man Pr,
tested that Il wa. no fault Of hi- a, ne wv
but oder the engraving for sale IN the '1lle
state which he had bought II rom ,o'n'
other dealer. This did not >aii-i! uriF!'
however. and he and Ihe man conf .nVvu "a
ouIng IN this fashion for some titnv. 60
making the other more angry b, eoh'ra" ~,
ton. At last the print settler ios' a'a -,
tlcnce. "Perhap-. siI," he said 80
ycu have quite finished shsi YOU w.
70 say. you will kindly tell rie "u1t 70.
have 10 10 With this engraving, shu 80
bushes, il Is Of yours whether IN ltin' =
clean or difty.r This Is whai nav
do with IT, answered the enrased LII
-, Was I who drew the original OF mat
print: my name i Turner. ard GU s M
line Of that engraving with my own .- ai
Nov, do you wonder that aln ~. ~. -.
seeing my work II 80 disgraceic. .' III.
:. Indeed. SIR" replied the mo,, al
:. 20 you are the great artist hihi i't ,hss /
MY lie long Il has been M wsa .oss 20
nigh, some day have the goo" ~, have
see Mr.. Turner. Aud now tnm ,s,er
sten him, l sincerel, hope 'h'' "A'
see him any me-e,'
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bank Failure In Middietown. n. Y.

~ Nctcki ~ VIC Di'R@fN.-'l
N!pDLETOwS, n. Y. November 2s.-Thc
MiddletoTn National Bank ha, failed, and
IL doors are closed this morning. The
failure va, caused by is president. T5oma>
King. Who accepted large draft, from Ben
iamin d. Brown. grain-dealer, OF Indian
apoiis. Ind. and Burlington. Iowa. with
out security. Brown has made IN assign
ment. His capital was s200,OO0 aud bl-
surplus $4,000. The extent Of his loss /,
not vet definitely known. The depo-iior-
will lose nothing. President King takes
all the blame on himself. Iii. recent adj
vance. were made without the knowledge
of tie other officers and directors. The
Bank Examiner i On Iii, way from Wash
ingtou. There /, slight run on the say
ny, Bank aerr, but the latter Is in no way
involved and will stand the run easily.
Houston X COnklug, dealers IN gram and
miller. ana {. c. '. Ketchsn, wholesale
grain dealer. have made assignments for
large amOunt-. Both hrm- had endorsed
Browns note heavily. They have made
10 statements. There are many rumor>
u other loSer..
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A Negro Burglar Lynched I'm Nary
land.
(sy teiegr,ph to the Disp1tch.I


BALriaoRU. November 25.--GeoTge Bris-
coc (ooIored) was lynched wednesday
night ut New Bridge. in Anne Arundel
county, IN This State. He was charged with
robbery, aud when he was delivered to
constable TO be taken To the jail at Auuapo-
LIS crowd waylaId the constable ana
took Briscoe from Rim and hung him. He
had been previously warned 20 leave the
county, because OF frequent r0bberies in
the ncigbboihoOd. The cOr0ner's jury
rendered verdict that death was caused
by stIang,ilstion nj the hands Of parties uu-
known.
The place Of lynching was on a public
road about fifteen miles from Annapolis;
time, between and ; O'Clock. When
Drescoe was seized be was in charge Of
Deputy sheriff Grafton Boone and Tip
Wells. who had been summoned 20 help
the deputy. A dOub,e-barrel gun was put
in Boone's face, and Tip Wells was pulled
from the buggy and hurt severely. The
Iynoher. numbered from fifteen to eighteen.
and were masked. A lady in the Third
district. who vas bred at by Brescoe during
oBe Of his TobbeTies, is / iunatic now from
toe assault.
Bri,coe was convict from the peniten-
tary. where he had been sent for house
breaking. When lie was IN Jail here du-
ring the spring. burglaries in the neigh
borhood ceased. When he returned TO this
section they began again. Public senti-
ment generally approve, the act. Briscoe
had been warned several times 10 leave the
npiglDOrnOOd
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
,.as,a Death OF Prof ssephes o. seathsii.
fCo-resposdenee OF The Richmond psss'ch'l

ssas.s Death OF Prof ssephea q. se"tssii.
fCo-resrosdenee OF The Richmend p.ssich.i
NOVEMBER -. 1854.
The people Of this community and the
University were shocked this morning b.,
The encouragement Of the Sudden death ef
Professor stephen o. southsll. OF the Uni
sersity OF Virginia. II seems that he was
busilY engaged yesterday with exsmlna'
tions, and worked unusually hard. lhl-
morning about 2:4J be went 10 the W.
yinla Midland junction. intending to take
HE soutb-bound express. lie stepped up
10 the ticket. window to purchase his ticket,
when be was taken suddenly III. and fell,
expiring before assistance could reach him.
II Il supposed that his death was csused
by faint. ~ no trace, ! learn. Of any or
gsnie disease was found upon him. II "
eer.ain that re was under the impression
that he would be- lac for the train. and II
IL Inferred that he oseg-exe.scd himself in
the sndeavor 10 catch II, aud this exer.ion
caused bim 10 faint. His body was con.
seyfd 10 the University.
Professor SouthsIl occupied the char o.
constitutional aud international law. 70
which position he was elected IN 1885. lie
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CUIPEPER.
Thanksgiving Day-Brilhant wedding.


fCoffe,pon ieace Of the Richmond Dispatci.l
CULPEPyR. November %, 1884.
Thanksgiving day with us was but little
observed ST. Stephens Episcopal church
vas open for services. and the rector
preached an admirable and forcible thanks.
giving sermon to quite large congregation.
No other church was opened, nor other
Observance 81 the day visible.
Wednesday night We had the brilliant
wedding of the season at 81. stephen
church, which was most beautifully deco.
rated for the occasion with eyergreens and
flowers in pots and cut, most tasteitlly di,.
played. TIE church was brilliantly illG-
minated. AT IN early hour a large crowd
OF friends was present 10 witness the mar
rage Of Mr.. shelton +. Leake, son OF The
late shelton =. Lake, of Charlottesville.
to Mis-. Kate Nelson. daughter Of l.. 7.
Nelson, Esq. OF our town. After par
taking with their friends OF splendid sup
ner :. the residence OF Mr.. Nelson the
happy couple left on The 4. VI. train for
the New Orleans Exposition.
Or Cleveland. Hendricks, and Barbour
celebration was demonstration OF which
Culpeper NAV well feel proud, for it
brought together people from ali part, OF
the county. dur town was brilliantly I'LL
minated, and our streets crowded with Joy
ou>. frN O-> !.Ce>. il.
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uiners I'm Convention.

Nv ftIegraph 20 tHt D1sNiIrH'I
PITTSBURGH. November rs The Con-
yeution Of Coai.Mlners assembled this
morning. The question OF maintaining
district prices OF three cents per bushel
vas discussed during the entire moraing.
The competition from natural gas was con-
.idered in all its bearings, and II was re-
solved 20 have facts prepared for subnlis-
sion 10 the trades tribunal q, IL next
meeting. A committee was appointed 10
wait upon the miners employed at Plum
creek aud sandy creek 10 induce them TO
strike Tor three cents. They are now re-
ueiyi1y two and hall cents per Dushel.
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Troubles an Arizona.


TOMBSTONE, ARIyosA. November 81
Later sdyices from sonora regarding the
otffay which occurred Sunday LAST Between
Mexican policemen aad number OF AmeTi-
cans At the CsnaEea copper camp indicate
that il resulted IN the death OF al AueTi-
csn teamsteT named Lee aud the
woundins OF several Mexican po.
iicemen. A messenger Gl, imme-
diately dispatched to the commander
OF the Mexican troop, az santa Cruz, So
nora, and he sent detachment Of forty
men. who demanded the surrender OF the
Americans. The latter refused TO surren-
der. hut were afterwards persuaded TO do
10 by tue officials OF the Copper King Com
pany. Two Americans escaped. and the
rest, fifteen in number, were marched on
TO santa Cruz. They we're accompanied
by oficer- OF the Copper King Company.
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HAIP
A Rse,!az Democratic Demon.trnuon-
.,.a.oe.

A Rse,snG Democratic Demans'rnuon-
Speecnes.
frnrre.oc1dence nj Tire McAmond Dspatcr.i
NOVEMBER IS, 1884.
The Democrat, had a grand jubilee here
asst night IL honor ii our glorious victory.
The procession was q success, some siN
hundred mrr beiu- in line. in command
Of Colonel !. &. Phillips. chief marshal.
TIE column moved through the princi-
Dai streets 10 the music Of the soldiers
Home band. aud amidst the bursting 81
homs,, rocaets. &c. and the cheering q
he enthusiastic crowds which lined the
.idtwylk>. The town was in blaze Of
licbi.
Ringing aad eloquent addresses were de-
,iycred in the courthouse by John II. Viii
is. ESQ. Colonel Tabb. Major Lee. Major
Peek. and NJ. T. Hughes. Esq.
The "Game-COck town Wa "wildly
h1-.rr." UAM'r0N.
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Nr. Randall In Georgia.

~ ''i'- II'II 7" VT IT 7I'''T-III
ATLANTA, GA. November 2s.--lIOn. SAM
ucl J. Randall and party arrived in this city
at midnight last night TO attend the state
Democratic denomination. Al noon to-day
the party were invited 10 seat, on the ilOor
OF the House OF Representatives, and the
body was adjourned in Mr.. Randairs
honor.
On being presented to the Legislature.
Mr. Randall said he would DO violence TO
his head and heart II he did not achnow-
ledge the compliment paid him. He took
pleasure in cOngratuaiing the people Of
the country that they have thrown aside
tie expression. OF "solid south y and
">olid North" and that the people Of the
whole country are now united in the cause
OF good government. The denomination
iooS place tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29
ApItsIian PbiIanfhropisf.

rplrn rfrfi t-hle ip1ItA iiIn--sI
\ IMMORAL. signed by large number u
monument citizens II Naples, Ia, been pre-
,enied 10 the municipal council OF that city.
asking thu; The freedom 81 the city may be
conferred upon >iz. Mltteo >chilizzi.
Whose charitable eNcF,lons duriDg the raw
agf, II the cholera were equal 10 those ~
the deputy De Zefbi. the Cardinal-Arch-
bishop >sn Felico. and certain others. Sig.
>chi..zzi. who &. =. / believe. Greek by birth.
ana member oi family which has 3uisssct
great wealth by commercial enterprise. his
resued for .0me wears al Naples. He W.T.
travelling in scotland when the news thas
The cholera had broken out in Naples.
reached him. lie hurried back and de-
voted himself With indomItabie zeal ant
courage 70 the work Of assisting the aiiilet.
Cd people. not only visiting the Infected
district. add attending ii t5s bedsides %
the sick and dying, but distributing With
hi, own hand, large sums 81 money daily
among those who needed help. and send
ing bed-lineu and other necs>sarie. 10 ,csh
a. required them. iiis servants were con.
-ianiiy 10 be seen gong about The
ciiy on b., Grand. of me1y, driving Cart
filled with stores. In addition 10 the nlsBy
thousands o. pound, Of his own money
given away b. this gestlemin. other psr-
sons. reiy.ny upon h.. knowledge OF the
circumstances, .ent Offering. TO him for the
sufferers. aud he received some ot consid-
cradle amount from London. Finally,
sig. SchiliIZi himself suffered from = ..-
we're attack OF choler1. Ming Hunlbert.
when At Naples. thanked him IN me warm
OF terms for what Ne bad dOae and. Wa
doing. The proposal 10 confer the citizen
ship OF Naples upon Dim meet. mi,h nnant-
mou. approval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29
AnairS In spain.

MADRID. November 2s.--A meeting OF the
Cabinet was held to.day-the King presi-
dlng--to take action regarding the condl-
ton o; affairs In the University. II was
decided 70 continue the vigorous policy al
ready commenced against the professor,
and students with view OF the prevention
OF al teaching held 10 be contrary 10 The ia.
terests Of religion and society. The Gov
ernmen, has brought suit against seven
more journals for hostile articles. The
opposition Press severely condemns the ar
hitrary measures which the Government Is
emnleiing.
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r~eseh Dvp.ws usfs fsesfesses "ss
csisvsnees viii sss fisss''


fsy cable 10 The Dsspssch.I
PAnfs. November es.-M. Hngues, mrm.
Der Of the Cb1ml,er Of Deputies. wnose
wife shot NJ. Norm yesterday, snn was ss'
rested along With her. hiss been see ~ wv
efty. He stafes that NORM hss seen vn,
tihually sending insuitibs ,s'eers suu
postcards 70 biz wife. N. Husurs W.
spoksn In pfibIic Ia praise o. his vie 'or
aveigins the caiamnies whirn werr aesP.
ed urou her. Madame Hughes s'en ,'a.
she would have Killed Morn long ase " !.
bad not been for her husoana. ue hrp'
dissusding her from suen 40 a.,. rue
SANDER circulated by NORM was that pre-
yious 10 her marriage the Iaoy character
was not good. After he was wounded
yesterday NORM wrote q declaration, 10
whjcl, be said. - ain irrocent.' The
pubic \. enthusiastic in admiration OF Ma
dame Hughes. IL u generaiiy eNpccleu
that she will be scguitted.
The history OF the tragedy H. ss follows {.
Yesterday morning the wife OF Deputy
Clovis Hughes. with a revolver, shot and
killed Al. MORN. the Commission Agent,
Al the Palsis d. Justice, because he had
,landcred her. Last year NJ. Hughes add
viii, prosecuted NJ. Norm for defamation
of character, and obtained a sentence OF
two years imprisonment ". MORN. how
ever, by 3 system OF dllatory motions,
carried the case from court TO court.
Madame Hugue, became sugry. and To-
DAY, hearing that the Assize Court OF the
Seine would grant another adjournment
OF fortnight. proceeded there. and upou
the couri rising for luncheon. Madame
Hughes, her husband and counsel, in de-
sccud;ng The staircase, met M. MORN,
when Madame Hughes fired SIX shots at
him. four OF which lodged in his chest. ~.
Hughes, who approves OF his wife's action,
together With Nine. Hughes. va. arrested.
Nine. Hughes declared to The Conmissary
OF Justice that she hoped she had killed the
man. who, during the past two years. had
been killing ner 10y inches by his atrocious
calumaies.
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4 Bold Attempt az Dynamite Destruc.
fBy cab's u 'hc Dispatch.

lBy cable g. 'hC Disp1'ch.l
DUBLIN, November 2s.-An attempt va,
m,de At Tralee last night. which nearly
proved successful. 70 destroy with dynamite
the residence OF samuel HusSey, known
a. the Edinhura House. Many Of the win
dOw- and portion Of the eastern walls
Of the bouse we're baGil shattered. Al the
members OF the family were IN the house
At the time. but nobody was injured. This
was an eXceC dinghy bold outage, ~ the
house VAS under police protection. and al
the time OF he explosion the policemen
were occupying hIts only short distance
aWay. No clue 10 the perpetrators have
been discovered. and no arrests have been
made
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Dangerous Condition of Affairs In
India.
~ cable to he Disnaic

ihi c1jIO % ne II'Natch.I
LONDON. November 2S.-IEe dAfB tdF
1uote. from private letters received from
ciliciai- in India. stating hat there i dan
ccrous condition Of affair, in that country.
TLe feeling. OF the native, were never 20
excited against England - al the present
time. and foreign emjs,9yie, are at work
among The native. stirring them up
20 strife and preparing them to
make an explosion. Officers in high COM
Inapd have sent - England urgent de.
uonJ, for authority to form camps Of re-
fuge for women and children in order 10
be ready IN ease u mUiiny. The Gov
eminent ha. been warned that il ! on The
eve Of 4 great trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29

was from Amelia county, and was bora ia
1910. lie wss cousin ~ Or. Jsmes &. end
Hen. =. v. ScuttsII. lie was exceedingly
popular With the students, and filicd i,.s
position With distinguished ability. lie
pcy0 msrfitd. but has hosts Of relations
add Jsfcnds on the souihside Ar well ss here.
he WIN he buried al the University N
saturday al Pm. Our.
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sheep Damages.


Calm, amounting TO about $40 0r>ueep
Allied ana wounded by dogs were present
"a 20 ne Board OF Supervisors Tor payment
last FRIDAY. A. the law provides that these
claims are 20 he paid out o! the revenue
arisinA iYom the tax on dogs. and as that
lax has not yet been collected, the Board
took DO action in regard 10 The mattcr. orc
thing Is very evident. that the dcg-taN wlil
NOT pay the loss resulting from damage to
sheep by dogs.
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A Patriotic Virginia Shoemaker.

NJ. noUthat, a worthy SHOEMAKER 81 the
village Of Nytbcyille, recently wrote ia
Presidert.elect Cleveland. asking him 70
lend b., measure tor pair OF boots TO wear
on the occasion Of his Inauguration. The
President responded in a very polite let
ter. thanking Mr.. Douthat for his kindness,
and enclosing him crisp twenty-dollaE
bin with hi, measure. The money was IT,
,u.ned by the patriotic shoemaker, but the
President Insisted on hi, receiving Il. tell
ing him ,ha; be would appreciate the boots
Just q, much. and that he preferred paying
Tor them: and added that he would cef-
.alnly Ncgr he boots on the da' Of inausu-
rltjor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29

fBy telegraph TO the Dispaicl.l
WELLINGTON, KAN. November Is
Captain David l.. Payne, the famous leader
OF the oklahoma Boomers. died suddenly
here this morning while breaSfastins at a
hotel. tie addressed meeting last night.
and Wa apparently in his Usual robust
health when he entered the dining-roOm
this morning. While eating breakfast n
leaned forward and uttered subdued
sound. "a il from slight sutocation. and
then dropped from h!> chair and expired
,mfnptli1fply
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ahicaxs,s CeraesieA Vote.

TBy FeItSFaph 70 tne DIspf'tHI
CHICAGO, November sS.-The State aa-
yassing Beard to-day decided IN the lie.
Brand contest tia, IRON the testimony
given before Il. il could not decide which
OF the candidates. brand Democrat, or Le-
maa fRspubiicsnh was entitled 10 ccr-
tifoate OK election. The Board referred
Tue matter 70 Governor Hamilton FOR dna'
deelsler ID thu case next Monday,
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Prnrauity ON the streets.
lWlnche,icr Ncws.l

y IITT',ItI NtNa'I
We printed IN our last resolution 10y
toe grand jury in relation TO profanity
ard obscene language on the streets.
We have been informed that many ar
rests have been heretofore made for these
Offences BY the present police force. In
fact, tliiy-One arrest, have been made in
pursuance Of The provisions OF Che city or
dinance against public profanity since Cap
tain Mesner and his excellent assistants
hive taken charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29
Rusine.S failures.

BY fffgrtYn 10 nv 'iNP"soA.l
NEW YORK. November S.-The BUST
ness failure. occurring throughout the
country number for The las' week Tor
the United States. 2222; Canada, :'-
total. 249--a decrease 81 twen;y-eight TALL
urcs a, compared with the week ending
NOyennler 9I.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29
Niii~ Starfipg Up.

iby trisgrtis 70 II Usc1<ai
F.LL RIVER. Mass. November ?s.-An
TIE mll. started up this morning. phsrc
l. decidedly good feeling an,opz tae
manufacturers, caused by ,titIeuiug In
price u print cloths. The mil. ~iIl all run
here next week. and the gener, opsaicn ID
that Il Nil not be Necessary - ,top during
Tho ainfer