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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Talk With the Democratic Candidate for
Lieutenant. Governor.
Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
NnproIU Optnhar 1g 1894

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, October Is, 1884,
had chat yesterday with Ma; or Charles
NJ. Stc0man. Democratic candidate for
LiCutenant-GovernOr on the North Caro-
lima ticket, and be gave 4 m Jst encouraging
report OF the political situation i'm that state.
He says that there j. no sort OF doubt that
Moth Carolina VIII give handsome Demo
cratic majority, and laughs AT recent efforts
10 the contrary.
why, honest Republicans do not pre-
tend 10 claim the State" said the Major.
The Major has stumped the State from
"Chcrokec to Currituck," and has no hcsi-
tation in saying that the Democrats will
carry every district in the state except the
First. Y0rk's magnetism was another sub.
joct of amusement for the Major, for he
says the Republican doctor candidate
has utterly failed TO make any sort
OF favorable impression on the white
people Of the state, while General
Scales has been arousing his au-
dinccs wherever he has been. That gen.
tlcman is now recovered from his accident
and is in the field again. The Major was
indignant that the Republican, should talk
Of sending money into the state. and said
half million dollars would not change
the result. .|Thc white people OF
Carolina are not for SALE he said,
Indignantly; "wc could carry the
Slate without any organization ut all.
..but cur party is well organized"
Vance aud Ransom and all the rest Of them
sre In the field. was a little curious TO
know the line OF argument followed by the
Republican speakers. g WELL said the
Major. :" they say the Republican party is
the party OF finances and the friend OF the
black man and public schools, and
try TO produce the impression that
the Democrats are opposed to the
frce-schoOl system. The Democrats talk
principally OF State issues, show up the Re
publican record, and point to the present
county government system, inaugurated by
the Democrats. and which the readers OF
the Dispatch know was the salvation OF
the eastern counties. 4.
BoMBsHELL FIRED INTO THE REPUBLICAN
CAMP-THE EXPOSITION.
Especial telegraph to the Dispatch.
RALEIGH. n. G.. October 13.-To-day
Sol Haas, general freight and passenger
agent Of the Associated Railways, reduced
the rate TO the Exposition from all points
in North Carolina one cent per mile each
way. This will have an immediate affect in
Increasing the attendance.
The letter Of Or. Eugene Grissom repu-
dating DR.. York, Republican candidate
for Governor. is the greatest bOmbsheil
that has yet been fired into the Radical
camp. Grissom Is superintendent OF the
state Insane Asylum, and the letter proves
an effective campaign dOcument.
General Scales work in the eastern coln-
tics is accomplishing great good. The
Democrats are making votes in every coun-
ty. An reports are Of gratifying chlrac'
ter.
Tomorrow night the State Exposition
opens. Illuminated by the electric light.
The Grand Commandery Of knights
Tempars Of North Carolina VIII assemble
here Wednesday. and there will be grand
Tempar parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
BIO FIRE IN PETERSBURG.
H"rnins or Snekson's rscssry-Less Sf1s'ooo'
Other buildings Destroyed.
ispeeisl siesram 10 sie Dispa'ch.l

iSpeeisl telegram 10 tie Dispa'ch1
PETERspunG, October IA, 1881.
The large tobacco-factory OF Messrs. Y:
a. Jackson q Co.. one Of the largest ana
mos, complete in the South, was totally dc-
stroycd by fire last night. The alarm was
sounded about hali-past 10 O'Clock. anu
although the fire originated In remote
part OF The building, and was small aIiair
at hrst, vet the flames spread so
rapidly that all efforts 10 save tne
factory were were without avail. Ihei ac.
tory Lad been enlarged In the pas, several
years. and II was In The new pu'iulng' IN
TIC dommery-room," this, the nrc ,tirtcd.
The factory was situated on High street IN
The midst Of closely-populated section OF
The town. and AZ the time so DISK breeze
was prevailing that fears were entertained
OF general connagra,ion. The steeple OF
Grace Eplscopa! church took fre. but very
little damsgc was done. a frame residence
adjoining the factory was destroyed. In
The rear N iargerow OF shantics, In which
about twenty negro families live.
At this writing q a. NJ the fire had
gotten among them, and the probability IL
that al will be destroyed. Messrs. G. A.
Jackson a. Co. bad on hand IN their build
ing about 10000 pounds OF leaf tobacco
and very large amount OF manufactured
tobacco--exactly how much, however, can
not now he sscertained. The factory
was supplied with the most improved
machinery and wa, finely equipped.
The loss will be very nearly $4,000.
The firm had insurance TO the amount OF
$3.50, coo, which il held in nearly every
company Represented here. The line OF
companies represented here by the Peters.
burg Savings aud Insurance Company are
among the chief losers. The destruction
Of the factory will be severely felt
here among the working popula-
ton. Business had opened well, and
tmplo, ment was given to very
large number of hands. Owing TO the
drought The water supply here il very
scarce. and it is largely due to this cause
that the factory fell such an easy prey to the
flames. When stream was gotten on the
burning building 1t was obtained from the
email
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
GORDONSTILLE.
Dedication Of Catholic chureh-The Drought

Dedication Of Catholic Church-The Drought.
lCoIressondence Of Tie Richmond Dispa'chJ
OCTOBER 10, 1854.
The new Catholic church here. corner
Nam and Church streets, having been re-
cerilv finished. dedication services were
held today. A large crowd OF country
people attracted by the event was present,
in addition 10 the congregation furnished
hy the town. Bishop keane. assisted by
Father DOnohue. Of Warrenton, who VIII
have chorge 81 the parish, conducted the
cefemonic-. which were, - usual, IN
teresiing aud impressive. The house
wa. designed and built bv Richmond men,
and IL an extremely pretty ediiicc, tho
roughly furnished with all that j. proDer
TO the interior % Catholic church. The
congregation has been wOrshipping for
some years 1t irregular intervals in the
town hall and II Is matter Of cOngrAtulI-
ton thst II is now established, and 80 plea
sanity. in q house Of lis OWL.
We need rain very sadly. The pastures
ne bare, and streams and wells which haye
been counted unfailIng are dry. Many
farmers are determined to wait for " sea-
SON. before sowing wheat, and not TO SOW
without one; Others are already putting
their iced in the ground aid trusting to
fn,ure rains. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
THE RICHMOND ATCH-TUESDAY OCTOBER ID. 1884.

lington was about 10 pass. Before the
switchman had time to warn either train
the crash came. Engineer Carmap. who
lives nj Burlington. was dragged out from
the ruins CT his engine dead and his body
terribly msngled. Ills fireman was also
lady hurt. The fireman OF the other train
had both legs broken and was badly sralded.
and 1t is thought he cannot live. Several
passengers were hurt by being thrown
from their seats and by broken glass, but
so far as is known none were seriously In
iured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Hendricks Cheercd within Blaine's
Hearing.
lBy telegraph To the Dispatch.l

iBy telegraph To the Dispatch.l
COLUMBUS, October Ia Mr.. Blaine left
Lancaster at a little after o'clock for To-
ledo tia Columbus. just as he started the
train going down on the Hocking-Valley
r"ilrosd carrying Mr.. Hendricks, the Dem
ocruiic candidate Tor vice-President. ar
rived at Lancaster. The crowd at the
derot cheered Mr.. Hendricks when he APP
peared on the rear platform OF the train.
and he returned thanks IN very brief
speech, IN the course OF which he said
:. IL Ohio tomorrow shalt support the
Democratic cause, the fight Is over; but II
Ohio tomorrow -hall not 10 that, then In
Indiana and in Ohio the States fight is unto
DEATH" Al Columbus exc 1vernor Fos-
ter and Chairman Ogleyie. Of the Repubi-
can state Committee, and Commissioner
Dudley. boarded Mr.. Blaine's car. There
was stop here OF over an hour. but the
car was left on the outskirts OF the city,
and did not go into the DEPOT at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Brighton.Beach Races.

INy IcIeTarh 10 the DIspnich.l
NEW YORK. October 13.-At Brighton
Beach today the first race was for a purse
Of $3.50, three quarters OF mile. Corde-
liza won; Emmet second. Time, 800.
Second race-same prize. one mile md an
cigbth-IIarriet won; Clarence second.
Tine, l:59.
Third race-purse siCO. handicap, one
mile-King Fan won by length; Montsuk
second. Time, 1:iJ
Fourth race-purse $3.50, seven eighths
OF mile-R. Monee won; Henry b.
second. Time, 1:33.
Fifth race-same prizes, for Brighton
maiden. seven eighihs OF mile-E'reida
won: Nital second. Time, 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October l3.--COtt0n weak;
sales, 4.2Gl bales; upland., lOc.; Orleans,
I04c.; consolidated net receipts, 5t,3ii
bales; exports to Great Britain. 1858
bales; to the continent, il,l4j bales.
Southern -four steady; common 10 far
extra. 90. 30aSi.30; good 10 choice, Si.3ja
$500. Wheat-SpOt lalic. lower, closing
steady; unoraded red, 62i9lc.; unSraded
white, S3aS5c.: No. . red, October. STA
S5lc. Corn-Spot ta2c. higher. closing
firm: ungraded. 5Ia64c. No. ., Gjc.; De-
tOber. G2taG3c. Oats a shade lower, No. =.
G2la32ic. Hops slow and nominal. Collie
Spot fair; Rio dull at Sl0.2j; No. Rio.
spot. SS.Gj; October. $3.50. Sugar dull and
unchanged; fiir to good refining. iiaiic. ;
refined, weaker; G, iiaiIc.; extra c, 5a5ic.
white extra {. Ole; yellow. 4Is4lc.; of A,
54c. mould Ole; standard A. j3c.; cou-
feciioncrs' 4, Sole; cut-loai and crushed,
&C.; rowdered,6 laG4c.; grsnulated. 9 l-l6c.;
cules, 6la0t,. MOla,ses unchanged. Rice
steady. COtton-seod oil. 3Ja3Gc. for crude.
44a4Gc. forrtfined. Resin dull at .25aSl.5O.
Turpentinc dull at j0aJ04. Hides steady
New Orleans and Texas selected. SlOaSll.
Wool unchanged Pork dull; new mess
eli: no sales reported. Middles dull,
long clear, 93c. Lard 5l7c. lower; closing
weak western steam, spot. $3.50; Octo-
tober, S7.05as7.I0. Freights steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
pcfsOuaisgand Briefs.

The Fair here is on the I'D, 23d, and
2ith Of October.
Hon. A. VI. Kelley writes here from Ohio
that lac thinks the Democrats will carry that
State TO-DAY.
ANY person accepting appointment OF
United states supervisor or other Federal
position vacptes any place OF profit, trust,
or emolument he may hold under the state
or any municipality or county thereof. See
page Isl, Acts OF lSS3-'S4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
The Drought In the south.

CHATTANOOGA, october i3.--sihee July
the 9th the drought has prevailed III .oMeI
East Tennessee, North Georgia. ana Noian
Alabama, the region OF which ChaltanooSa
is the centre. Specials TO the Tunes lhul'
cate that all the farming interests are So
riou;ly imperillec. anu unless theic u
rain soon the result will be disastrous.
Grazing lands are burned up, ana 'ne
creeks are dry. The Tennessee river ~
this point is within three inches Oh '"'
lowest point ever known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
n q w III + Il T..

MIND YoU, WE SAY IT DELIBERATELY
Is THERE ANYWHERE NEAR A. MUCH
NEW STOCK IL CHILDREN's SUITS 20 Sc
LECT FROM AS HERE. WE SAY NEW
STOCK FOR THE REASON THAT THE
HOLD on FOR EVER FOR A. PROFIT "
MAXIM THAT MANY HOUSES HAVE ADOPT
ED ACCUMULATEs LOTS OF OLD sr0Ch'
TO WHICH THEY ADD A FEW NEW ONES
PRESENTING APPARENTLY A LARGE
STOCK. HERE, AT HEADQUARTERS THE
STOCK Is ALL NEW. OUT OF THOUSANDS
OF SUITS NOT A CARRIED SUIT TO SHOW
As WE SOLD ALL WE HAD CARRIED TO
DEALERS, WHO WE'RE ANXIOUS FOR THEM
AT A CONCESSION ~ PRICE. WHENEVER
YOU ARE READY TO LOOK WE ARE
ANXIOUS TO SHOW.
FOR THE LARGER FOLK, We hA'
EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF CLOTHES
THIS WEATHER REMINDS ONE OF THE
NECESSITY OF HAVING FALL OVER
COAT. EHAvE THEM IN SIZES FROM 80
TO s2.IxcH Beast MEASURES AND FROM
,lo TO sso. suRELY A GOOD RANGE TO
SELECT FROM.
| A. sAks Co,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING, Ere.
1918 MAIN STREET
torrosrE rosr-orricr'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Washington Items.

by telegraph 20 The DIspatTH'I -
WASHINGTON, u. c., October l3.-io Ut
Marine Hospital Bureau is informed tna'
the bark William Fisher, from Asplnwal.
Is in quarantine at ship island. and thaI
one OF her crew Is sick In the hospital theie
with yellow-fever.
The international Prime Meridian Con.
ference to-day adopted the meridian Of
Greenwich. The representatives OF France
and Brazil did not vote, and the repre-
sentative OF San Domingo voted against IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Two Men Fall Through n Itatch""'
and are Killed.

[By telegraph to the Dispa'eh.l -,
CINCIsSATI. October l3.-Williahl -;
Thomas, an attendant in the Cincl'ila''
Hospital. while drawing tru'k contain,
ING Chris. Tudhorst, patient. upon Hr
elevator to take him TO the amphithea,rs.,Ib'
clinical lecture, fell through The ,'a'ouh
way. pulling the truck after him. ana T ,en
were killed. The elevator had been 'aA'n
up without his knowledge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
TheGoyernmcntM Machinery Mt Work
Arrest of spoilers.
fBy telegraph to the DIspa,ch.l

CINCINNATI, October IL Detective Rath-
bone, Of the United States Secret Service.
tonight arrested twelve men on the charge
OF consplring to use frauds at election.
The men are all white. They say that they
came here under the direction OF the chief
Of police Of Lexington, Ky, 10 "spOt :"
colored repeaters from that place. Their
railroad tickets were provided by the
msyor OF Lexington. and were good n re-
turn until Wednesday morning. Their
board bill WAS also paid up to that time.
More arrests are expected tonight. and
United states Commissioner Harper will
probably remain up all night TO hear the
easpS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
The Reccher-soy Controversy.

Ex-Assemblyman W. :. Andrews told 4
HfrdM reporter yesterday that Mr.. Elijah
smith, president OF the Oregon and Trans
continental Transportation Company, fully
confirmed the statements made by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher ~ TO the latter's con-
versation with Mir. james f.. Joy respect
ing an offer on the part Of Mr.. Blaine to
make an appointment on congressional
committee in the interest Of railroad in
which Mr.. Joy was concerned. provided
Dir JOY took Off Mr.. Blaine's hands GER
tain deprecated railroad bonds. Mr. An
drows added that Mr.. Smith was present
at this conversation and remembered per-
icctly its pur.ort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Murder i'm Henry County.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

DAHvLLE, va. October -. 1884.
A day or two ago Fred, iiairston (coloredl,
employed by 8 man named Moore (also col
ored) to care barn-t0bacco in Henry county,
became enraged because Moore complained
OF his manner OF doing it and knocked him
down with a stick. As Moore was in the
act Of getting on his feet again IiarstOn
struck him smother blew and killed him.
IIsirston has been arrested and lodged III
Jail at Henry Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
some s,as Democratic nag was dung 10 the

some Democratic Nag was nung to the
Major Ice IL well known in this sect,on
ana Is extremely popular with our people.
his speech received the closest attention.
and several leading Democrats were heard
TO say. 1T VIII do > great deal Of good /.
We needed man like Lee TO stir onr
people up. Every mention Of ClcyelaoTs
nsne was greeted with prolonged applause.
Mslor Lee devoted much OF his time In
urging upon The people the importance of
vounv' aud SAID that our past defeat was
carstd 'y our people remaining at home.
!, Only remained Tor the Democrats 10 vote.
and Virginia would be safe. ~ ~
Another grand rally will be held to-ni,h,
under the auspices OF the Cleveland md
Hendricks Ciub.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
EewGrd for Information.
IBv telegraph to the Dispatch. I

QUEBEC, October 13.-The Government
has increased the reward offered for in
formation which will lead to the arrest and
conviction OF the authors Of Saturdays out
rage to 81, 900, to which CharlebOiS, the con-
tractOr. adds $500. All the offices in the
departmental buildings were open to-day
and the clerks were At their desks. u Is
thought that the internal machine was
placed in the buildings Friday night. Four
men were seen hanging around in that vi
cinity on that night acting in suspicious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

Buffalo: Buffalo, 2; Boston,2 Ten IN
niDgs gone called on account OF darkness
81. Louis: st. Louis (Unions). IA; st
Paul. 1.
New York Metropolitan. 3; Indiauapo
lis, /. Six innines; darkness.
Cincinnati Cincinnati Unionsl, ID; Bos
ton Unions), III.
Brooklyn: Cincinnatl, g; Brooklyn. 2.
Baltimore 81. Louis. 8; Baltimore, 4
Seven innings; darkness.
Philadelphia Columbus, 3; Athletics, 2
Pittsburgh Providence, o; Allegheny, 0
Exhibition game.
Detroit Detroit. 3: New York. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
BOTETOUR7' COUNTY.
Death Of the Mayor OF fipcastle--Hou.e
Burned Dow.

Bnrned Dow.
fCorre.poDdence OF the Richmond Dispateh.I
FINcAsTLE. October 10, 1881. =.
Mr.. II. G. Figgatt, who. az was reported
in the DiSpotch several days ago, fell from
an upper window in his house on the Sun
instant and received serious injuries: dicu
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Figgatt bad been
for quite number OF years prominent
member OF The Botetourt bar, and al Tue
time OF his death was msyor Of Bincastle. :.
The dweliipg-house OF man named
Grim, living about seven miles west OF mere,
was destroyed by FIRE one day last week.
The fire is supposed TO have been purely
accidental. The family were In the house
al the time and barely escaped. No illrpi.
ture was saved, and the property was not
insured.
Fire has been raging in the mountains
west OF Fincastie for several days. Inc
peoDle OF the surrounding community have
beei fighting the flames. and II Is hoped
that no great damage, except TO timber
will be done. ThoRsDiAA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.'
WASHINGTON. October 14-1:30 A. VI. -
For he Middle Atlantic States. decidedly
cooler, northeasterly winds, fair weather.
except on the coast. increasing cloudiness
and probable light local rains, higher ba'
rometer!
For the South Atlantic States. far wea-
TIER. northeasterly winds. slight fall in
temperature in northern portion, stationary
temperature in southern portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Fatal Collision ON the Pennsy i'a"'"
Road.
IBt telegraph % tbe DI.psleh.I

TBy telegraph 20 Tue DIspa'V"'I ,tion
CAMDEN, n. j.. October ia eoih ..sa,a
occurred here between two Penn'ynsa'a ar'
railroad trains this morning. joseph .nd
man. engineer Of one train, was kills KILL, In,
the fireman OF the other train fa'a.y al
iured, having both legs cut of. ss. yara
passengers were hurt. Both engih,' rain
smashed. The West Jersey railroaa r %i
was going over the cross-switch a. pnr.
street Just a. the morning train ifoni '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Made an Assignment.

Y F V''VNI"F'' =" '''V TT '7''I =
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, October l3.-Eu-
gene liammel, dealer in laGies' and gentle
mems furnishing goods, has made an as
Segment. His liabilities are Sl2,OOO and
his assets $4,000. The assignment was
made to obtain an extension OF time, and
he will rc1jDcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Reception TO mcsweency. the Suspect.

ny telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. October ia number OF
Irish. American citizens met at the New
York Hotel tonight and appointed Friday
evening and the Academy Of Music rs the
time and place for n public reception to
Daniel McSwceney, the Irish suspect, who
arrived in New York yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Slsut Down.

lDy telegraph to the Dispstehi
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October lathe
Standard Nut Company closed down Its
works to-day because the employees refused
10 acceTt reduction Of 20 per cent. In
wages. The works are controlled by Oliver
Brothers IL PLilleps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Rank officer. 20 he Tried for Felony.

10y ItItgrapn % lHl JI'pttVH'I
PITTSBURGH. October l3.-Tbc grand
Jury today found true bill, agains, Presi-
dent Riddle and Cashier Relber. OF the de-
funct Penn Bank for conspiracy and the
ombczzlement Of Si.200,000. and against
Z. j. Watson. oil broker, for conspiracy TO
defraud the Penn Bank dcpOsitOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Seere,.socicty Funds in Danger.

iiy telegraph to the Dispatchl
CINCINNATI. October l3.--S. ;. Davis *
Co.. private bankers, made an assignment
to-day TO r. c. Campbell. Their liabilities
are estimated at 100000; assets, $4,000.
Among the liabilities are number OF trust
funds OF benevolent and secret-society or
,,.nizafinns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
NANSEMOND.
The Csuysss-Goede and marshali Address
Larse Meetlng.
lspseisi telegram to the Dispaieh.l

Especial telegram % the DisDaichl
SUFFOLK, VA. October ID. 1884.
The largest and most enthusiastic assem-
blnge OF Democrats ever held IN Sunok
sseeted ex-senator X. j.. Wnhers' non.
John GoOdc. and l.. {. Marshall. canaidate
Tor Congress, to-day. and grand DAY IL
was for the Democracy OF Nansemonu'
Although numerous posters had been CIR
cUiaied that General Malone, Brown ~.
len, and other Republican speakers woulo
speak to-day, General Malone ana hi'e ea
addressed a crowd OF only three hundred
negroes and less than ifty whites. The
democrats Of Eansemond are aroused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Congressional Nomination.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
WASHINGTON. October 49, Congressional
nominations: DenOcrats Tenth Pennsyl-
vania. William II. Sowdeu Democrats
Twcnty-fourth Pennsylvania. John d..
Siorkdsle; Republicans Eighth Missouri,
William NJ. Eccles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

TBy telegraph 20 The DisFaicH.I
ATLANTA, Ga, October 13.-A saw-miil
boiler exploded in HARRISON county to-day,
killing J. &. Rogers. the proprietor James
B. Fzon, and Bud Pardon, and inluring
several others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Beeebcr 10 speak.

10y Telegraph % The DIspatcn'I
NEW YORK, October l3.-It is said that
Henry Ward Beecher has consented to de-
liver a Cleveland and-ilendricks speech in
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. The
date is not yet announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va. october ~, 1884.

RICHMOND, Va. october ~, 1884.
oFFERINGs.
WHEAr.-W hite. 1856 bushels. Red, 3,i5i
bushels. Total, $3.50 bushels.
COEN-W bite, 34i bushels. Mixed, j2l
bushels.
uATs.-1 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
White, rs bushels prime (seed)
at q to St1O. Red. 1862 bushels prime
Longbcrry on private terms; $50 bushels
prime Longberry at 9jc.; GA bushels COM
non to prime Shortberry at 10 to ssc.
ConN.-White. % bushels common to
very good AZ 60 10 Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

We quote Fine. S26s2.jO; supertine,
s2.25@S3; extra, S40Si.2j; family, Si.25
ass; Patent family. country, ej.259
1918. Market very duh.