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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
KENTUCKY CRIMES.
A Fatal Election Riot-Resuits OF an Old
feud


~ "'->eS-t~s W DrsI8tfl.I
LOUISVILLE, KY. Angus. ga special
to the Courier.Journdi from Bradiords-
Vile. In this State, says: while two ne
groes were quarrclling here yesterday over
the election, third, named Burr Dean,
came out OF store. drew a pistol and
commenced firing into the crowd, where
upon the firing soon became general and
fifty or sixty shots were discharged In two
minutes. Burr Dean received four bullet
wounds, and Is supposed TO be morally
hurt. A white man named Frank Boards
was slightly wounded. Two negroes
names not learned) were ais, wounded
and horse was killed.
Two miles above Charlottesville. John
Burchel and his son James waylaId aud
attacked James Rakes and his son Tom.
John BurcbeIl struck james R.kcs on the
head with stone, knocking him down.
His son then drew q pistol aud shot Rakes
through the head as he lay upon the ground,
killing him iDstsn;ly. He also sho. Tom
ossts, inlicting bad wound:in the thigh
John Burcholl married James Rales's sister
and feud Of several years Standing ex-
istcd between the families. The Burchells
have not been arrested, though officers are
looking for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

NEW Ycn. August 6.--specuIstion u
the Stock Exchange to-day opened irrefr
Ter, except for Western Union SUI PaciHe
Mail, which were agsin strong and In good
demand. The hositsncy In the remainder
Of the list was rot Of long duration, ana
Immediately after II A. n. q strong buying
movement set In. which listed well into
tie afternoon. The prices recorded for
many shares were the highest attained for
long time past, and dealings were attend.
cd with confidence. Western Union and
Pacific Mail, as usual Of lste, drew the
chief speculative attention and advanced
tapIdly. The notable feature was The bay
ing OF Western Union In snail lots. and one
time the majority Of the brokers bad orlers
for one ard two hundred shares. Pacinc
Mail rose on the announcement that several
California capitalists bad added materially
10 their holdings. Western Union sd-
vanced "a aud Pacific Mail II. The rise IN
these stocks was the immediate cause Tor
Improvement, and In the remainder OF TIC
list the advance ranged from 4 to ~, Den.
yer, GranQcIs, Lsckawanna, ana Union
Pacific being the most promiDent. Altsr
. J.. d. there were sales TO realize pronts.
and prices rejected Ia2. Northern Piclnc
preferred falling OF to 53l. Lsckawanna 70
1851. Western Union to cot, and North
west to 1881. At the close there was . re-
coveIy, and the market left OF steady.
Compared with yesterdays closing, prices
gre As2 higher. Sales, $4,000 shares.
Noop.--S,ocks buoysnt. Money, la2 per
cent. Exchangs-Lorcr. .sisais.. ..Y, :.
ss3laisil. Governments firm. States dull.
Erenin9.-Exchange, 8sa. Money, u
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances Gold,
s123.l51; currency, s10,110. Governments
weaker; 4 per cents, 100; 3 per cents, 100.
State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

delivered m uddreas o. welcome. Ia A.
Yfstd education a. che beat elcystor ~ shs
workmtn. and the sclidsfylnx Of sro,r,rr.
lions With View 10 future coutesfs hui
recommended peace when possible. and !
broad and comprehensive view ~ the
rights Of capital. President Weibe.s ~.
Spouse was IN the same conservative ta,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
nsIled Dynamite.
[By cable to the Dispatch !

LoKpos, August 5.--Three packages OF
dynamite wrapped IN the IrisAnndn news
paper were found in le.tsr-boE st Not
tinghsm post-offlce Sunday night. Tho
packages contained pound OF dynsmite,
ard were furnished with fuse, to which a
CAP was attached. II is supposed the pack
ages were intended TO explode by tall, or
when they were stamped. The quantity OF
dynamite was sufficient to have wrecked
the building. The packages were stamped
with the words, "Brltlsh Dynamite Co.,
L. =,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Killed ON q Runaway Train.
lBy telegraph ~ the Dispstch.I

CHlMoTTE, n. c., August 5.-On the
Ducktown branch CT the Western North
Carolina railroad, yesterday, material
train that was climbing the mountain broke
loose from the engine and ran back at q
terrific rate. All hands jumped from the
train except Conductor Wynn. who tried
to apply the brakes. The train ran on q
tresile, knocking 1t down, AMI causing 8
complete wreck. Conductor Wynn went
down among the timbers aud was brought
out so badly crushed that he died shortly
afterwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Maine Nominations.

PORTLAND, Me-, August 5.-Atthe Dem
ocratic District Convention to-day Hon.
Nathan Cleaves.. OF Portland, was unani-
mously nominated for representative to
Congress. Timothy Shaw, Jr.. OF Bidde-
ford, was nominated for presidential
eltctor.
The Greenback Convention nominated
Clcsves for Congress and Isasc r. Qumby,
OF sacarapps, for presidential elector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Tho baldwin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10y tlegaph W the Dispatch

TDy FHRfHpU ~ UlU f7IsTatVII'T
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 5.-The loss
l,y the lire at the Baldwin Locomotive
Works last night is placed by the firm TO-
day AZ $3.50, 900, fully covered by insurance.
the firm having list OF insursnces on the
entire works sggregatiug $4,000, OF
which $4,000 is available on the property
destroyed. The policies are for amounts
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000, in a large
number OF home and foreign companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
COrRT O8DERN.


IyIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
YICF OF THE CIRt UT COURT opCuu-
BERIAND COUNTY, Am DAY or AUGUST,
Sgainst
John y. shores and ssllie A. his wife, tlaliie
Shores, John W. shores, Eunice shoyes. and Earl
r. shores last Ave In fsntsb, John 7. Wood. Leroy
n. Wood, Henry Y. Wood. Benjamin u. Wood.
Joseph II. TaiIoy, Ruth Tsliey, Rose Talley,
Arinthia Talley. Mary v. raley, and Henry tai.
ley (last two fnfaptsl, q. ". Drake, Minnie n.
and Wtrfr L. Drake last two infantsh
IN CHANGKRY.
TIE object Of ihis suit 70 to psrtiaon the land
whirh was assigned 10 aud held for life by Ars.
May Y. Wood, late widow OF John T. Wood. de-
ceased, as her dover. lyin- and being on james
nver, IN the county OF Cumbe land, containing
242 1915 acres, called Glentlysr, amon9 the par.
ties enltled thereto under the will VI said John T.
Wood. deceased, ny sale or division In kind.
And 10 appearing by sintavis died that Joseph
II. Tslley. Ruth. Rose, Arinthis, Mary ]. aud
Henry Talley, q. w. Drake, Minuie q. ant wertes
r. Drake, John 7. Wood, leroy NJ Wood. Henry
D. Wood. aud Ben zmin X. Wood are non rpsi,ients
Of tho slate OF Virginia. t Is ordered that they APP
pear here within one month AFTER due publication
~ this order. and do what Is necessary % protect
their int. rest.
copy-Teste: .
JOHN A. BOOKER. Clerk.
john q. REYNOLDS. pa. au 6-wtw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
WHAT THE WIRES BRING Us.
vARious POLITICAL ITEMS.
Probable Democratic victory In WOW
Ham pnlsire.

.SSNHUcroxtc tACtoEy N w"
Hampshire.
icy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Angus. 1.-The
city election which took place to.diy IS.
s,'mcd IN unusual phase. Last Saturday
The Democrats nominated cx-Judxe Calvin
Psgefor mayor. Page Is aud has always been
a strong Democ; at. Yesterday the RepubIi.
cans nominated w. II. Size. Mr.. Siss ap-
pcared at all the polling-plaecs this morn.
Ing ard announced that he would not
stand. The Republicans at once began
distributing ballots with Pages name at
the head. The Democrats will PROBABLY
csrry the city on the sldcrmanic ticket for
the first time In seven years.
Ldter.-Thc city election to-day resulted
In Democratic victory. Calvin Page.
Democrat, was chosen Mayor over w. ii.
sisc, Republican candidate, by vote Of
1908 to 434-the smallest Republican vote
ever cast in this city. The Democrats. for
the first time In seven years, elect msjor-
lily OF the city government, securing thlr-
teen out OF nineteen councilman, and six
out Of nine aldermen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06


cSxcmsAsy. Aueust s.--EIsur lull nd
dropping; family, e3s5aeAB. 49,
essjer; No. : red, Sllc. Corn upehs.eso.
0sas stronr: No. 2 mixed. 50c. Pest ~
changed. Lard 0rm at e7.p. nu!k
strong; shoulders, e6i shcrt rib. ~
scu 1rm; shoulders. n; sboft rto. ev.!Si
elrar. eI02o. wbiskey urn = l:oy.
Sugar steady and unchanged: Hog 1919
and Ann commou snd light, ek5s1o4-J3;
packing and butcher. d. 4oneS.oV'
q 81. LOUIS.
~. LocrS August s.--Flour uneesnssd.
Wheat dull ana lower; No. red. es3sfs3e:
cash; s&ss4ie. August. Coru-Ceeh eee
August better; <7ta43ic. cash, etc. Dso
August. Oats duh; gle. bad cash, 3S1a5fes
August. Provisions strong. Pork--S0o-
bling. 1880. Bu,k.mests higher; long
clear, $3.50; short rib, $500; clears
2s.05. Bacon irregular and higher; long
clear, eo.Istas9.3si; short rib, s9.Jos29.1Sj
short clear. s9.s1tss9.lo. Lard higher q
S7.25.
LOUISVILLE.
I0rssvuIR, August 5.--Grain quiet.
Whest--No. 2 red, S0as4c. Corn--No. 9
white. c3c.; mixed, 33c. Oass-No. =
mixed, 34c. Provisions strong. Mess port.
SIT. BulK. meats shoulders, ~; clear RIB,
e9.I?t; clear sides, $3.50. Bason--shoulder.'
se.y5: clear, 1919. Iiams-SuSar'curcds
ala. Lard s esm leaf. $3.50,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Xall0R.EAYeY.
IRv IClerranh 70 the DiRpaLch

fBy telegraph 10 the Dspatch.I
WASHINGTON, August 5.-ln view OF the
prevalence Of yellow fever in some on the
northern States Of Mexico, it has been
deemed best to inspect all trans coming
into tie United States from Guaymas. and
the Acting Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
authorized the collector OF customs at III
Paso, Texas, TO employ competent IN
spector for that duty, with compensation
at the rate Of % a day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Lack OF Harmony I'm tho Parisiau
Congress-.
fBy cable 70 the Dispatch.

PARIS, August 5.-Congress assembled AZ
Versailles again to-day. The first thing
done was to ballot for acommittee to when
to refer the bill for a revision OF the Constr
tuition. The Extreme Left refused to vote,
and reproached the majority with exer-
cising undue pressure. Tho session was
throughout violently uproarlous. The
president was unable to preserve order. ~
is expected that the Government VIII he
obliged TO take extreme measures TO secure
his1iIline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
CstfIe-Tevex In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, August 5.--Dispatches from
Topeka, Kansas, say the TeXss-fever has ap-
pearcd among the cattle in Ellis county.
and apprehensions were felt that 1t would
spread unless vigorous measures were i'm
mediately taken to suppress 1t. Governor
Click ordered the affected cattle to be quar-
antined at once, and directed the State vet
Urinary officer to 70 there Immediately and
investigate the matter.
HELENA, MosTASA, August 5.-Goyernor
Crosby issued proclamation to-day estab-
fishing quarantine against Texas cattle from
northern ranges coming into Montana by
,otl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
NiRKET'S By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, August 5.-Cotton quiet !;
saies. $50 bales; uplands, llc.; Orleans,
He; consolidated net receipts, 20 bales.
Southern flour unchanged. Wheat--Spos
Iagc. lower; unyraded red, sic.aSl; No.
! red. 94ia94ic.; August, 0isa9igc.
Corn--Spol held firm; ungraded, 5Ia5'sc.;
No. I. e23aG4e.: August, G2la63e. Oats
{alc. higher; No. 2, 36ts3Ic. Hope dull !;
prices nominslly unchanged. Cotfee-Spot
fair; Flo dull ut s975; No. Rio, spot,
&. 90; August, ST.05. sugar unsettled I;
fair to good refining, 4Sa5c. refined dull.
Molasses quiet. Rice steady. Colton-seed
oil, s4q35c. for crude; s9a42Ac. for re-
fined. Rosin steady. Turpentine dull at
32e. Hides held firm. Wool steady. Pork
firmly held; new mess, Sl6.30sSi6.7J.
NEEDLES nominal; long clear. sic. Lard
6sSc. lower. closing with slight reaction +;
western steam, spot, ss.1ssss'.53. Prcights
firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-Flo0r Quel and
steady. Wheat-Southern steady, with
moderate demand /; western easy and less
active; southern red. S6a9lc.; southern
amber, s3a9oc.; No. Maryland, Ole. bid ;
No. 2 western winter red, spot. 9lia9iic.
August, 9ita9llc.; September, 93faY3yc.
October, 95ls05i. Corn-Southern nrmef
and quiet; western firm and dull; south
ern white, 72a73c.; southern yellow. 6Sa
&c.,; western mixed, spot and September,
6atc. asked; August, 6ltc. bid. Oats
steady and quiet; southern, 44a4Sc.; west
ern white, 40a4Sc.; western mixed. 81
l5c.; Pennsylvania, Halls. Rye Lowell
and dull at 0sa66c. Hay frm, with god
demand. Provisions quiet aud firm. Su'
gar Copperrefncd quiet at iSai3lc
Whisky steady ut si.l3. Other articles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
GRAlN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
IacuMOND, Va. August 0, 1884

OFFERINGS.
wHBlr.-White, 63i bushels. Mixed.
1854 bushels. Red, 4,738 bushels. Total,
1884 bushels.
CoM.-White. 1880 bushels.
OA1s.-S43 bushels.
RYH.-5S bushels.
OlcHARD-GRAss SEED. so bushels.
4LES RPOIATD TO sECRETARY.
WHsAY.-White, ia bushels common b
good at So 10 95c. Mixed, 1,434 bushels
at SIS TO 95c. Red, 2,93s bushels fair 10 very
good Longberry at 92 10 9sc. 6,768 BUSH
els common to prime Shortbrry 81 IS TO
93c.
CORN.-White, $50 bushels fair to prime
at 70 to 74c.; 500 bushels fair on private
terms.
OAH.-l00 bushels very good mixed at
399c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Tho France and China Negotiation
Broken.
icy cable 10 the Dispateh.l

IBy cable % tbe Dispateh.I
LONDON, August 5.--The Htdnddrd says
this morning: Z" We are in a position to
state that negotiations between France
and China were de6nately broken Off sun
day."
The Times publishes dispatch from Foo
Chow, which says: " Foo Chow Is qricter.
China has offered to pay an indemnity Of
100000 taels about sI00,0Oob which NJ.
Pateinatre, the French Minister, has re-
fused. Twelve Chinese gun-bosts have
been placed in position at Foo Chow. Adj
miral Courbct. the French commander, IL
In a furious state Of mind, and has done
bis Utmost 10 provoke war"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Earl GrauyiiIe's Decision.
fBy cable "a the Disps,cb.I

LONDON, August 5.-Marquis Tsehg had
a conference with Earl Granville to-day,
and asked him TO Join In the European
meditation IN the troubles between France
and China. but Earl Granville refused MS
request, and ordered that increased pre-
cautions be taken to guard the Engllsh
residents 10 Canton, Foo Chow, aud shan9-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

Near ~ there was = court paved WIN IL
teInaie squares Of black and white marble.
80 IS 10 form pschisi board. Instead OF
lie customary ivory figures, which would
have to be colossal indeed orsueh q hoard,
little glils. fanciiully attired. moved from
block 70 block, according as they we're bid
cen by Akbsr aud the other participants In
tie game.
These are some OF the spiendors OF Agra.
or Akbarabad, as II Is sometimes c.lled. on
account OF the ilustrious ruler whose name
IS so much associated with the history Of
the city. They are by no means all. The
number OF monuments and ruins wei! worth
seeing within few miles OF the city IL
almost limitless. ! have only mentioned o
few Of them, and scarcely less wonderful
than these is the tomb Of the mighty Akbar
himself, located III secundra, a village some
eight miles from Agra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
A Censissory 70 aIea,.

ny cable TO tho Dispsteh-I
ROME, August "a consistory VIII oe
held at the Vatican about the middle OF
september. The Pope will deliver an alio'
cution, and will create several cardinals.
The new cardinals will all be lt1lians. Tue
Pope win also nominate several bishops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Successful Libel SEit.

TT Ns''''| y VIC ''F'V'I'II'I
BELFAST, August ) The trial OF action
for libel. brought by Crown-Solcitor Boz
ton against Parn,ll and other proprietors
Of tue Dublin limited ireland. was con-
cluded to-day. Instead Of 100000 asked
for ly Bol.on, the jury awarded him $500
damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Report Concerning the CetsIo-Feve'
Examination.
IBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatcs.l


CHICAGO. August 5.-The Journals
Springfield special says Or. Paaren, State
Veterinarian, has submitted to the Govern
ment his report in relation 10 tho recent
appearance OF the Toxss- or splenick-fever
at Chicago. A poSt.mortern examination
was held upon three OF the deceased ami
mails, which showed traces OF splenick-
fever. DR.. 8. Psaren suggests that the in-
iected States and Territories in Southwest
ern Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama. Florida, Mlssissip-
ri, Louisiana, a greater part OF Texas.
Arkansas, Indisn Territory, and Southern
Tennessee, including Kansas and Missouri,
be subjected TO tho schedule By proclama-
ton from now until the 1st OF September.
This year Gil railroad and transportation
companies should be enjoined from bring
ing into this State any cattle from the
scheduled districts unless the shipment Is
accompanied by a clean bill OF health and
have not come from tho injected belt OF
country within sixty days prior to the
shipment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Fire I'm yIisaisSiDpi.

New ORLEANS, August "a special TO
the Times Democrat from Greenville, Miss,
says fire destroyed the residence OF Sol.
Morris and the Episcopal church, adioin-
ing, to-day. Loss, $4,000, partly covered
by iusui ance,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
A California Blaze.

NY Ftt<T"pH '" uo fIsP'FOU1I
SAI FRANCISCO, August 5.-A fire this
morning destroyed, with its contents, the
building occupied by the Schmidt Label and
LithoQraphic Company and by Tatum b
Bowen. Loss estimated st 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Special Mission 20 Egypt.

LONDON, August 5.-Hugh Childcrs,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, is going to
Egyp on Il special mission in connection
with the Egyptian finance. He Is clothed
witt extensive powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Marine INrELLIGHNCE.
POET oY RICHMOND. August 5,lsst.


POET oY RICHMOND. August 5.lsst.
ABnivEc.
Schooner William Wilson, Berry, Philadelphia,
coal =. II. Halves.
schooner Rising sun, Coleman, Philadelphia.
coal. =. II. Hawes.
schooner Annie :. Gaskii, Gsskiii, Philadelphia,
olal, Charles II. Page.
sAiLkO.
steamer Old Dominion, sc.
steamer Ashland. SC.
rSeAner Arid. Siford Norfolk. Unite< stafes
mail, merchA sdise. and pssseneess- J., b. Tsfum,
Agert.
sehonner MabIe y. Staples Dickerson, Boston.
COAL, chesapeake and Ohio railway; ve.sel. Curtis
Schooner John II. Pearson. Snow. Boston. pix-
iren, Curtis q Parker.
punr - Kswroprs NEWS Auosr s. 1884 /.
fBy Tdesrsph.I
sAITHD.
Steamer Msrv Louisa DR.. Grif. Antwerp. s0,-
ss7 bushels wheat, from the Chesapeake aud Ohio
elevator.
stoenr Guyandotte, Kelly, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Utah Elections.

fisy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, August 5.-The
electors in this Territory yesterday were
for county officers only. fhe Mormons
elected all the officers In every county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
No Nomination I'm Keifer's District.
fT}y telegraph To the Dispatcht

SPRINGYIgLD, o., August 8. The Repub-
lican Congressional Convention OF the
Eighth district tKeiier's), held to day, fail
ed to nominate q candidate. There were
fifty ballots taken, each county voting on
every ballot for its own candidate without
change. Kcifer's name was not before the
Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
The Greedy Rsscue Ships.

Thy Telegraph % thc DIspstch'I
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 5.-The
Bear. Thetis. and Alert left for New York
at 8 O'Clock this morning. The ships were
saluted by men-oi-war in the harbor Is they
depzrted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

TDJ "f'SF"P" U" H'V 71f'P"'N"'I
WooSsOCKsT, Il. l., August 6.-The
wages OF the weavers In the Wyman b
Chase mill havo been reduced from 70 8
cents per cut. The mill is only running
alternate weeks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Frances Ultimatum

10y cable 10 the Dispatch.I
PARIS, August 5.--It Is reported t.af
Prims.M Minister Ferry has sent his final ulr
tima.um to Pokn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

PITTSBURGH. August "a special DIS
patch from Monongahela City SAYS the
strike OF the coalminers In the Fourth pool
II practically at an end. The miners are
about giving up. The strike Is hopeless.
and many have returned TO work at opera
tors figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

ATHENS, August J-Ereainq. The Roya
Palace Is now on fire. Half OF the upper
story has already been destroyed. Several
fircmen and ssilors have been injured while
fighting the flames,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
No Ar,tor Manifested.

LOrDoN, August 5.-Ths announcement
OF Eail Norihbrooke's mission Is received
with little favor on either side OF the
House. He Is not considered able to cope
with the difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Tho P1re Ffend.
m, ,.I,r,,,h ~ ,he D,.n.tchJ

lBv te'eerapn 10 tle Dspab-h-I
CINCINNATI, August ga dispatch to the
Tmes-Stdr from Akron says: An incen-
diary fire In the business part OF the town
destroyed several frame buildings occupied
as stores. The loss Is $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
M0IMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, August 5. 1884.
SAIRS-FIRsT BoARD.-20 shares Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad st
10; 20 shares Virginia State Insurance
Company st 35t 1000 Petersburg Railroad.
Class b, at Sc; LOCO Virginia new 81 with
oil coupOns) at 67s; 1000 Western North
Carolina rs at 1854.
SECOND BOARD.-3o0 Virginia 3per cents
Israc,;opah M 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
CHICAGO.

CmcAGo, August 5.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet; opened 3 shade lower;
closed fnsc. under yesterday; August.
slias2c; No. 2 Chicago spring. sitss3lc.
Corn easier; opened steady; closed laac.
under yesterday; cash, 5ita5Jc.; August,
54Aa55c. Data steady; cash, sossoc. tAu-
gust, 27iasTlc. Pork dull; cash. slS.5oa
SIG; August, ga. Lard IN fair demand;
prices advanced 10ai5c.: cash. eI.434s
$3.50; August, s7.45ss7.50. Bulk.meats
6rmer: shoulders. s6.1o; short RIB. Ss.G5 /;
cleer, s9.C5. Waiskey unchsnged at clio.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee,, August 5.-Flour nm.
changed. whest dull and easy; No. 3
Milwaukee, cash and August, slic. Corn
quiet; No. 2, normally sc. Oats dull;
No. white, 3ctc. Provisions firm. Mess
pork, $3.50 casb and August. Lard-Prime
steam, 1854 cash and August. Sweet
picked hams firm at iltsl2tc. Hogs higher
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SARATOGA, August 5.-The track was
heavy, and the weather warm and cloudy.
First raoe-purse 800, for two-yesr-o lds,
penalties and allowances, five iurlongs-
Joy Belle won; Harrigan second, Bahama
third. Time. l:06.
Second raes-summer handicap, sweep
stakes for sll ages, at $50 each. with $1,000
added. mile and hslt-at she three-quarter
pole Referee took up the running from
Blazes and won q good race by length !;
Blazes second, George L. third. Time,
2:42i.
Third rsce-purse $500, for all ages,
penalties, non-wlnning, and maiden allow
snees, mile and ninety yards-Gleaner
won, bard held. by three lengths; Msnito-
bs second. Time, 1:5ls.
Fourth race-purse S400, for horses
beaten at Sarstogs and not having won a
race since July 18Th, selling allowances,
three fourths Of . mile-Hotachimie was In
front from the start to the finish, and won
easily by two lengths; Zamora second,
two lengths In front OF Vera, third. Time,
1:19. The winner was bought in for 1856.