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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A FIuctuating Market Yesterday IN Wall
Street.

NEW YORK, August G-Stocks opened
strong. especially for Western Union.
Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific, and North
west. The advance in prices ranged / TO
Il. Western Union recording the greatest
advance. This was succeeded by 4 weaker
feeling, aud decline OF to II. the latter
Union Pacific. Lake Shore declined II.
while tie remainder OF the active shares
fell eff Ial. After midday Western Union
returned TO 81, and the cutire list was
strong and higher. During the greater
Part Of the afternoon speculation was duh.
and the changes 10 prices were slight, but
sitter . l.. NJ. the mark ct developed more
activity. and lower figures were recorded
all around. The decline was due to unia-
vorablc reports in regard to the result OF
the conference OF the Western Traffic Az
sociatlon now in session st Chicago. The
reaction in prices from the highest point OF
the day ranged J 10 3. At she close some
OF the active sbsres rallied Tag. Compared
with yesterdays closing, prices are li2
lower, except Kansas and Texas. Texas
Pacific. and wabash preferred. which are
lad higher. Sales, $4,000 shares.
hOOr.-Stocks steady. Money, La per
cent. Exchange-Long, 4S2a4S2l; short.
AS3,siS4l. Governments firm. States dull.
Erenin9.-Exchsnge. 1929. Money, u
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Gold,
S123.179; currency. s9,0Ss. Governments
weaker; per cents, 1l95; pee cents,
1908. State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

patty y should be done by Republican
votes. Ies, 20 repair the honor Of the Re-
puVmcan party, u should be done by Re-
puviisan votes, 10 make 1t known that
mnne strange debauchment OF conscience
peImi'ted such nomination tn be made,
.oe true Republican heart reyolted ut It.
70 uhao ny Its own act the disgraceul
TEE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
ice democratic party has never present.
ed a candidate whom, any friend Of good
government. Democrat or Republican,.
couid see step into the presidential chair
with greater feeling OF security than
Grover Cleveland. This time, therefore.
uncommonly propitious for change OF
power, on account of the safety with which
u can be enected. And here nav remark.
ny tnc way, that the scandalous stories re.
cent'y circulated abont Mr.. Clevelsnd's
private character have, to my knowledge,
been carefully inquired into by several
parties separately-by men OF high stand
ing in Buffalo; by clerical gentle
man on the editorial stsff OF the Independent
and by others and that the reports OF all OF
them. as they have come TO me. agree In
pronouncing these stories monstrous ca-
lsmnies on the man, which will recoil on
the inventors. The publ; will undoult.
cdly bear more from the Investigators
through the prcss. With this conviction |
stand here speaking Of Governor Cleye.anf.
beg Republicans ~ remember that when
Dir. Cleveland was elected Governor OF New
York two years ago, Il was through Repub-
lean support that he received his enoT-
nous majority. And | am sure every
Republican in New York whose object
was not mere party advantage, but an
honest, able. and fearless administration Of
public affairs for the public good, has ever
since congratulated himself upon the sup.
port he gave that Democratic candidate.
To he sure, while receiving the hearty ap.
probation and applause Of the friends Of
good government, Governor Cleveland also
made enemies. The Interest among them
were the greedy politicians for whom he
was not good enough partisan because
he was so good Governor; aud he was so
good Governor just because he was not
good enough partisan for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Progress OF tho BrichIayers' strike.
by telegraph ~ me Dispaich.l

ny WtrVfHIH " 8Ilr IItt"I'1.I
NEW YoKK. August 6.-An important
meeting WIS held by the brioklayers ut
American Hall this morning. PicSets en-
ployed by the strikers sscertained that the
matter masons were employing boys from
the School OF Art. SlIty-sightb street and
First avenue, and that they we're being
paid $3.50 per day. Delegates from carpet
workers, trainers, and horseshoors'
unions called and enriched the treasury OF
the strikers by some 1000 The trainers
announced that they would not put beam
on building where "scab" bricklaycrs
were employed. A monster picnic is to
be held by the strikers st COney Island to-
morrow. at which John Swinion. Louis
Post. and others, viii speak in lelalf OF the
,abOring-man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Presn otion for the GroeIy Party.
lev. l,ar,ph TO III. psp,rchl

WAsHISG1Or, ID. c., August 6.-The
Star tonight says: "It is understood that
Secretary Lincoln has decided rpOn the
promotion OF the survivors OF the Greedy
party. Steward Bilderbeck and Private
Carroll will BE- made sergeants, and Ser
gesnts Brsinard, Freiderick, and Long
will DO mado second LentenantS. Lieu
tenant Greedy, it is understood, has re-
fused 10 accept promotion 20 csD,sincy,
except through the ordinary course. This
seton on his part is highly appreciated by
those officers whose promotion would nave
lecn deferred for two or three years hs1
be accepted tho Office. He will DO ordered
TO " a.hngton about the first Of Noyem.
Der. and will be occupied for year or 80
with bis report"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

The will Of hr. Judah Philip Benjamin,
q. c., late OF Il Avenue de Jena, Paris,
who died on May 9th last, was proved on
June 18th by John George witt and Lind
sey Middleton Aspland, the executors. tho
value Of the personal estate exceeding
100000. The teststor bequeaths N his
wife. Mrs. Nathalie Benjamin, G1,000; 10
bis exc cutnTs, 100 guineas each; aud leaa-
cies 10 his sisters, brother, nieces, and
nephew, amounting together TO 100000.
The residue Of his property be gives 80 his
wife and TO his daughter, Mme. Ninette de
BOusignsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
B00NBKs TO BE BoouED.
ErpeIiirs in'ruders nsm the undisn Tea

Erpeii'rs in'ruders from the Indian Ter.
riiery.
10y telegraph 10 The DIsp,teh.t
WASHINGTON. August 6.-Tbe President
has issued an order directing the Secretary
OF war 10 employ military forces in the re-
mo'a' o. intruders IN the Indian Territory.
In obedience 10 this order the Lieutenant-
General OF die army has directed. BY tele-
graph, tho commanding general OF the d.
vision OF Missouri to remove from, Tie Ter
ritory OIL persons who may be within ito
limits In violation Of law ard "a the Presi-
dents proclamation OF july let. General
AuPur, who In July had Teen directed 20
make The removal at the request OF the Sec
rotary OF The Interior. expressed an unwil-
linRnes TO act unless an order should come
direct from the President. on the ground
that without such an order the officers
making The removal might he held person.
ally responsible.
HE MILITARY MOVEMENT BEGUN.
CALDWELL, KAN. August g,-Gencral
ha'ch moved his headquarters from this
Guy INTO INC ned Yesterday. his camp being
twenty-five miles southeast, on the Chic
ha MA Iiser, where six companies OF the
N'Dtb cavalry are concentrated. His future
movements have not been made public, but
th"ie y no doubt that from this time for
ward The blows will fail thick and fast until
Me Inst intruder has been expelled from
Oklahoma. An impression prevails that
thc nest at Rock Falls. few r,les below
Hurncwell, will be raided first. and the
rrinting-press and belongings coniisca,ed,
ana the contents Of notorious drug
store will be destroyed. and that
Rsyne and his ringleader, will be
marched to Fort Smith to answer numer.
GUS indictments in the Federal Court
there. The valley settlement Will probably
be cleared up next by detachment OF
troops striking Simultaneously from the
numerous camps along the Cimmarroh and
North Fork OF the Canadian rivers. Every
consideration possible will be shown to the
women and children. but the men, cspe-
cially the old offenders. must take the con-
sequence OF their unlawful and highland
ed conduct. All their improvements will
be destroyed. The best information OBJ
iainable places the number of " Boomers "
at 2,CO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSIONS.
A New York Dse-hease wrecksd-Narrsw
Esrap<s.
Bv telegraph to the Dispsscb.l

New York Dye-Hcuse WPecksd-NarfeW
Escapes.
Nv telegraph To the Dispstch.l
NEW York, August G.--Thc dyoing- and
clesning.cstablisbmep OF Charles FRANKIE.
At lli3 west F0rty-sixih street. was wreck.
ed this morning by o mysterious explosion
and resulting fire. The whole fire depart
mept OF the uptown district was called
out TO do battle with what threatened at
first 10 be a disastrous IRE In very dan
gerous neighborhood. The flames were
confined 10 the dve-shop. but wrecked
that enthely, with heavy loss. The
building is five stories high, and
stsnds among tall tenements. which are
thickly populated. Ordinarily q number
of girls are 1t work in the place. but IL bad
not leen running since Saturday. rms
morning fire was made under the boiler,
when an explosion occurred, caused, IL u
thought. by gas, which had leaked and &C
cumulaied under the boiler. Edward LIN
der berg. The engineer, had hiI hair, beard,
and clothes set on fire by the flames, ashes,
and kinding-wood, which were blown
forward from the fire-box with great
force. Two other explosions occurred,
which burst up the floor OF the
house 40 the benzins-bsrrels stored
tered fsgots. and blew up like so many kegs
OF powder. At the last report the entire
store front OF The building was blown. with
crash. clear across. the street against the
wall on the opposite side. and was wrecked.
LIndenberg's cries reached the ears OF
Peter Brett, the manager Of the concern.
who had great difficulty In escaping from
the flames. Breiz's father, who il en-
ployed ~ Waterman, was also IN the build
ing. and aided his son In resculng
Lindenhcrg out OF the cellar. and al their
men climbed an adjoining wall and Jumped
INTO the street. Two horses in the stable
were burned, and the flames destroyed the
dye-house. a beer saloon adjoining. kept
by man named Redley, was demolished.
Jacob Bre,x, the watchman. escaped with
sinQed hair and beard. Peter, the son.
bad his face and head badly burned. Lin
denberg was fearfullv burned, and was
taken TO the hospital. Charles FRANKIE Is
tie owner and occupant: Of the dye-house.
He estimates bis loss at $4,000, on which
there 10 $4,000 insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Yfre Record.
LILY fnlegranh 10 lie nlsp.ich. |

10y INtkfdINI "a HF TI'ptFVH'I
COLUMBUS, GA, August Ga fire broke
out in the wholesale dry-goodS house OF }.
A. Lewis, OF this city. this morning, and
obtained such Roadway before Il was dis
covered that two storehouses and boarY
the entire stock was destroyed. The build
ings and stock are valued 1t $4,000, with
$50, 900 insurance.
SAN FRANCISCO, August GA fire in tasl
Portland. Oregon, yesterday destroyed
iweriv-ninc business building. Loss,
s75.CO0; insurance, 100000. The largest
sufferer il Charles LOCUS. on bis buildings
aud contents Of meat. packing house, whose
loss is $4,000. Other indiyidua! losses
unlcr 81 nnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

PARIS, August 6.-At Versailles to-day
The committee OF the Congress u she two
houses Of Parliament. TO which ali proposed
amendment. 10 the Constitution were Re-
ierred. accepted n. Andrieux's amend
mcut declaring that al. m0narchial pretend
ers were ineligible 10 she presidency. The
committee acted in this matter in accord
with Prime Minister Ferry.
NJ. Geryile Reach. amid violent Interrupt
tons from the Extreme Left. read the COM
mt,e0's report on the bill for the revision
OF the Constitution. The bill will be dis
cus>cd tomorrow.
During the sitting VI. Clemenceiu and
VI. Laguerro asked whether gendarmo,
would Tee employed to tear them from she
trihuup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
A HFse-Powsr Railroad for BROAD.
way, New T0rk.
lily Telegraph to tie Dlsp.ich

ny tGeNaNa W TIE DisDA'cn.l
NEW YORK. August 6.-The Board OF Al
dermen met to-day. and by a vote Of 81 to
/ decided 10 permit the construction OF a
surface railroad, 10 bo operated by horse.
power, on Broadway. Three member.
were absent. some curious rumOrs are
snoat concerning tho means by which this
nearly unanimous vote was brought about.
Tho Cable Railway Company made stfi
fghi sgainst il, but were beaten. While
tni, action was being taken, seleci COM
mi.si.n, appointed 10 inquire into and re-
port on The ACCESSIBILITY OF constructing any
railroad on Broadway. was taking tcsti-
mony in the Supreme Court. tho witnesses
being real estate owners and experts. A
contest IN the courts over this Whole qucs-
ton is not improbable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Murder and suicide.

iBT telegraph 90 the Dtspaich.l
WoosSoCKBT, X. l.. August G.-Nince
last fall trouble has existed between Elmer
Z. Mowry and Theodore T. Howry' Of
Manvills, arising from horse trade. just
bsiore noon to-day Theodore drove up 10
the WoonsOekst water-works reservoir,
where Elmer Mowry was employed, ana
after calling him harsh names rais'dash2''
gun and shot him in the side, producing |"
wound from which De cannot recover. ne
murderer then drew revolver and ilrtd "a a
bullet into his avn brain. His injuries WI
also prove fatal. Theodore Is thirty-hvc
years old, well educated, and has we
and two children. His victim Is twenty
nine years old and unmarried. The men
ara not related, though OF the same name
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
ATrain Cnfrsekefi.

by teIeH1ph % NE Di'pAtcb.T
st. LOUIS, August GA passenger train
on the Kansas and Texas division Of the
Missouri Pscihc road encountereda broken
rail near Whtesboroucb, Texas, At 3
O'Clock this morning, and the entire train
was thrown from the tra,k. Mcmahon.
express messenger. was fatally injured,
and several passengers were slightly hurt.
Ne details have yet been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
A Bloody Bsssio in kentucky
fBy telegrarh 10 Ne DispatoIl. /


LOUISVILLE, KY. August Ga special
to the ines from Mount Sterling SAYS IL il
reported that pitched battle occurred
Monday in Elliott county, in which four
men were killed and sixteen wounded.
The story lack. confirmation.
The .,mc special Saws that at kiddyIllc,
Ky, William GCoseby and one Ramsey. IN
fight over some wildcat whiskey, cut and
shOt each other fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
John Blight on Protection.
lBy cable o. tbe Dispatch.

LoNDON, August 6.-John Bright has
written = letter in which he says: Ameri-
IS. France. Germany. and Russia. which
ore protected countries, are suffering more
in the present condition OF trade than
England. The English working classes
were never so prosperous under the pro-
tective system ~ they are now. Protection
will never be tried again in this country.
Blaine in advocating protection talks after
The >amO fashion as the English Tories
forty vosrs aVO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
The Wabash RAILROAD.
az, Telegraph 10 the Disn,tch. |


NEW YORK, August 6.-At meeting Of
the directors OF the Wabash Railroad Com
pauy to-day the plan OF Reorganization
proposed hy the Subcommittee and pub
lished some time ago was unanimously sp-
proved. Jay Gould resigned the presi-
depcy. and was succeeded by J. +. JOY.
OF Detroit. II is the intention OF Mr.. Joy
to proceed to Europe to confer with the
bond and stockholders. and secure their
acceptance OF the new plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
MEETING OFEHPERORS.
william 81 Germany Vista Francis Jsssph
OF Austria.
lBy cable b the Dtsnatch,

lBy cable to the D'spatcb.l
VIBHnA, August 6.-Emperors william
and Francis Joseph arrived at Isehl at
noon from Ebensep, whittier Emperor
Francis Joseph went 10 receive Emperor
" .lliam. The meeting between the two
was Of the most cordial nature. The Hm.
press Elizabeth resolved them both al fsehl
station. An immense coRcourse OF people
assembled outside Of the station. The
Austrian Emperor and Empress escorted
Emperor william TO the hotel. A grand
dinner will be given this evening at tho
Imperial villa.
The newspapers express great gratiica-
ton at the meeting Of Emperor William and
Emperor Francis Joseph to-day. The Ffes-
dsRbidH says: Although the meeting has
no great significance, it is not sn set Of
mere courtesy but al indication Of the de-
yelOpmcnt OF the two empires which the
alliance, based upon mutual COW .ctons, has
80 greatly promoted. No serious anxiety
need now be entertained for the stability OF
friendly relations between the two states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
NatOnaI GviI.ssvviee Association.
ny telegraph to the Disp.,oh.l

INV YORx, August 6.-The fourth an.
nusl meeting Of the National Civil-SerYice
Association was held to-day at the Claiming
Memorial church. Among those present
were Orlando b. Potter, jacob Miller. and
=. II. bowker. OF New York; Rev. G. f..
Dole, Of Boston; }. II. Ronaparte, OF Bslti-
mere; Edmund Twesdy, sf Newport; W.
". Aiken, OF Norwich; Superintendent
Eilgnde. OF tho United States Coast SURVEY; ;
George p. Wsrisg, Jr., and Rev. c. w.
Nendt. OF Newport.
At IL o'clock Mr.. George W. Curtis nd-
dressed the audience. who listened with
Tspt attention. and only Interrupted by
enthusiastic applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Tte Care or Paupcr Immigrants.

NY teIcE raDh % the Ufspatch.I
NEW IORK, August Ga dispGto hay-
ing arisen between the Commissioner. Of
Emigration and the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction in regard to the
care Of pauper immigrants who are detain.
ed here pending their return to their
homes, the question was subnitted to the
corporation counsel for his opinion. He
decides that they are State paupers, and AZ
such the Emigration Commissioners are
responsible for their support. There are
now. il 10 said, over 400 such immigrants
on Wards Island. About q dozen were
detained to-day on tho Anchor Line steam
shin POLYNESIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Bsbbed While Bathing.
fBy telegraph to M. Dispatch

IDy NltgFlDl " IHr Ut. IdIVI'I
AsBURY P.BK. y. j., August c. William
Bear, Of Norfolk. Va. was robbed to-day
OF gold watch and chain valued ut $500,
sl15 in money, and some railroad tickets.
He gave his yaiuables to the bathing-ma'ier
and left his check in the bathing-hOuse,
from which il was taken by the thief TO
whom Bears property was delivered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
After the House OF Lords.

IBy cable % The Dlspatch.I
LoHDoN, August 6.-Tbe Advanced Libe-
rails held noteworthy meeting in London
to-day. Ths House OF Lords WAS the sub
ject Of their deliberations, and they re-
solved to establish league which should
labor for the reform Of that ancient body.
What they wish to accomplish Is TO de-
rriYe the peers Of their power OF the lsgis-
lative veto, and. more than that. 20 abolish
the hereditary peerage altogether. 4 COM
miltee was appointed to take the matter ia
hrnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, August O. 1884.
4ITs-EIRSy BOARD.-l.000 Virginia
new IS at 52i, 5000 do. st j2t, $500 do.
with all ooupOns at 5S4; 5000 Atlanta
and Charlotte lst rs q. 1857; 90 shares Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad at
l3t, 10 do. at 49,; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 2s5.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad at eSt, 10 DO. at 23i, 10 do. q, -! /;
1000 Georgia Pacific first Us at SGi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Cholera Notes.


MARSEILLES, August G.-Two deaths
from cholera have occurred here since .
o'clock this morning.
PARIS. August 6.-There were three
deaths from cholera at Marseillcs and three
at ToulOn last night. Seven returned III.
oitiyes have so far died. The SiecIe says
the Government has determined to de-
mand the suppression Of the quarantine
along the Italian frontier. II Italy refuses
to gran. this demand reprisals are threaten.
ed.
TOULoN, August S-Thcre has been one
death from cholera here to-day, and at la
SoyDe the records OF the hospitals to-day
sre as follows: Bon Rencontr0-Admittcd,
none; cured, 1; deaths, ,; under treat
lneni %. 81. Mandler--Admitted. I; cured,
10; deaths, |; under treatment, 10.
NABsBILLFS. August 6.-There were two
deaths here from cholera between noon and
GAO O'Clock this evening. The record Of
the Pbaio Hospital for to-day is as follows:
Admitted. 3; cured, >; deaths, 9; under
treatment, 80. The town has assumed a
more animated appearance.
LOgDON. August c. An outbreak OF Eng
lish cholera has occurred ut Northampton
owing to the scarcity OF water. An entire
family his been stricken with the disease,
but no deaths have yet occurred.
ROME, August 6.-lt 10 officially declared
that the sanitary condition Of she country
il everywhere improved. No fresh case OF
chol,rs has appeared at Pancalier. one
case is reported near Nontenotte. 1t Is Of
\ person who came from France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Lovoyfp- she Record.
II,y telegraph 10 the Dispa,ch.l

il5T telegraph ~ The DispaEh'J
INV YORE, August 6.-The Cuhar1
steamer Oregon has lowered the record
for the fastest eastward passage, making IL
SIX days, seventeen hours and nity't~o
minutes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Tho Cincinnati liquor Cases.

by teIegrap pm q lh8 IHsintcf.I
CINCINNATI, August 6.-Thc county &C.
iici;or In charge OF tho prosecutions for
the collection Of the unpaid taxes under
the scott law has determined 10 cease
tuing individuals until ties. case can be
taken TO the Supreme Court. II is thought
a final decision may be reached by No.
yember
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Two ytkharmen Drowned.
Iryhlrgr,ph .. the Dispa,ch.l


SEA Breeze. y. j., August 6.--Joseph
Richmond, fisherman, and an unknown
man were drowned here yesterday. They
were engaged in catching bait in a small
creek. when they accidentally stepped in a
deep hole and sank out OF sight. Fisher
men who saw the men sink secured CRAP
pling-irons. and after dragging for An hour
succeeded in recov ering their bodies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Catholic To,a,.Ab.unonee Union.

~ telegraph 20 The Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, August 6.-The fourtcchlh
annual Convention Of the Catholic Total'
Abstinence Union Of America began It's
session In Central Music IIsll to-day. he,;;
Esther Cleary. Of Wisconsin, presiden, %
the Union, called the delegates to ofuei
After the appointment OF committees 'u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Expenses or tho Republican Eaxonal
Convention.
TBv telegraph to the Dispatch

lBv telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
CHICAGO, August G.-Ssmuel Il. Ray
mond. chairman, and william X. Sullivan,
secretary Of ibe Local Committee of Ar
engagements for the Republican National
Convention, report that the total amount
collected for the p,rpo'e was 22j,7Gi, OF
which Sl8.22l was expended. leaving a
dividend Of a. per cent. to subscribers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Mutinsers shot 10 Death.
10y cable to the Dispstch.l

NY IHIIF III9VfFVITI
CAIRO. August eight OF the Turkish
mutineers at Assout were sentenced to
death. Two were shot at ASssSyet to-day.
The sentence OF the Others was committed
to penal -eTyitude for life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Rolrnrp.
Nv tolcrraph 10 Lhr Dispaich.

ny telegraph To she Di'paiehl
BALTIhoKE. August 0.-.joseph \. Andon
and W. L. NcSherry. trading n Andon'
hcsherry & Co.. furniture. made an assign
ment this afternoon to Milton W. Andon
fer the tenent OF their creditors. The bond
Of the trustee il $4,000.