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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
nIotIsaaing Cnlnesc Ports.

lBv c1rle toi ir ni,pa'ch.l
PARIs, October ll.-Admiral COUrbet tel
ceIlvhs from kciuns - follows; &" am
erecting defence, FOR troop, 10 occupy at
the post and mines. II will take several
DAYS 20 complete them. Landing parties
from Admiral Lcspc,', squadron, at Tam
sui. recommended the posts from which the
Chinese torpcdoes werrtircd. They found
that the post, were defended 10y a large num-
hCr OF infantry, who were ambU>hcd in the
dense thickct,. An engagement took place
and six members Of the accommodating par.
ties were killed. including naval iieuten'
ant. The harbor j. defended by line OF tor
pcdoe- only. The shalloWnc,s oi the water
prevent, the approach of large vessels.
The torpcdocs are close 10 the shore, ana
this renders the dragging Tor them dan
gerouS. am maxim" IN effective blockade
at Tamsm. am also blockading Tal-Wan-
Foo and ia kan-kan. on the west coast Of
Formo>a. the only points available on the
island for the landing Of reinforcemcnt'.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Gfttpr Games.

lBy telegraph - Tie DiapdlcN'l
Baltimore: Columbus. ); Baltimore. &.
Eight innings. Game called on account of
darkness.
Philadelphia Athletic. & st. Louis. /.
Pittsburgh: Toledo. }; Allegheny o.
Chicago: Chicago. II; Philadelphia. 3.
Cleveland: Providence. =; Cleveland, l..
Sew York: Cincinnati, :; Metropolitan.
:. Tied in ninth inning. Darkness pre-
vented further play.
Brooklyn: indianapolis, 3; Brooklyn, ..
Eight innings.
Detroit: Detroit. o; New York. ,.
Buffalo: Buffalo, Il; Boston, ;. Eight
innings. Game called on account Of dark
Ness.
IT. LOUIS. Mo. October 1.-THE base-
bali grmc to-day between the s.. LOui,
Union) and the National Clubs broke up
in row in ;hc fourth inning-the scoIe
standing two to nothing in favor of the st.
Louis Club. Boyle shocked foul ball
over the fence. and Captain Baker called for
a new ball. bot Captain Dunlap ran aud
got the old ball and wanted the game to -
on. The Nationals refused 10 play with
the old ball, aud the umpire decided the
game in favor Of the II. Louis Cub by a
score OF to o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
TIE BUSINEsS-MEN,S FIGHT.
The Merchants Mnss-iee,inQ n, IN. arns.
envy OF Music.
New York Iierald.l


The demonstration for ,lovo,,na and
nen9ricks wmch The Stock Exchange and
similar organizations condrIrfeJ In wall
street on Thursday having beon snci, n
great success, the downtown business and
financial community has gone vigorously TO
work TO prepare for the great evening meet
Ing Of merchants and businessmen NJ the
Academy Of Music on "Wednesday nevt A
meeting Of the joint committees Of orr,nre.
mtnts Of the financial and commercial ex-
changes was held yesterday NJ the prodnce
Exchange Cleveland Clubs headouarters.
IN the stevens House. There were repre-
scntntiyes present from the Producr. Mari
time, stock. Mining, Petroleum. Cotton.
Coffee, and Mercantile Exchengcs.
IL was resolved to engage Irving Hall on
wednesday evening TO provide for the
overflow from The principal mcetug.whIc
VIII be in the Academy OF Music. En-
mayor W. III. Grace viii preside. Gov
eri.or Cleveland will be present. and. pos
sibiN, WIN make shOrs speecl. Mr.. Grace
tclceraphed 10 the Governor YESTERDAY, and
rec' wed an answer saying that the Gov
error will arrive in New York at . i. VI.
on "wednesday. and that he will be Mt the
meeting in the evening. The Governor
w. f''Nt - Wv Y llDiti.
Ii is not yet settled who the orators will
be 1T the meeting. The Rev. Henry Ward
Bcecher has been invited, but he told the
committee that he was reluctant TO appear
actively in the political campaign. ~ had
received TO make no speeches." said Mr.
Beocher, "lgb may be prevailed upon TO
speak for .g.fyeland to my feIlow-towns-
men in Be,bslyn at the meeting OF the
Brooklyn Independent Republicans. 4"
Colonei Beecher, Mr.. Beecher's son. i
president Of this club. Mr.. Bcecher, how
ever, promised tie committee That he
would be present at The Academy on We'd
Gc>day evening.
Invitations 10 address the meeting have
been sent to senate: Bayard. NJ. GEORGE
William Curtis. and Mr.. Carl Schurz. All
OF these gentlemen are out OF town, and
their replies have not been received.
Adm, sion - the Academy will he by
ticket. II is probable that the building
will not be large enough to contain more
than one half the persons who would Ike
20 be UTpNguf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
An Attempt at Lynching.

lBy telegraph TO The Dispatch'I
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. October ia
special TO the Times Il ON Gaylesyille. Ald.'
gives fuller particulars OF the double muir
der perpet.ated there a few days since
when Mrs. Mary C.. Davis and 6oarder
named &. G. Jones were assassinated ~ her
house by her uncle, J. K. Dorsey, ana
woman named Jane Wade. Jones was
killed by mistake, it being thought he was
Mrs. Davis's husband. The murderers
were arrested and an attempt maze 10
lynch them, but they were smugSied OUT
IL the cnunIr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
= Mob Threatening Alleged MIR
dcrCTS.

fGy telegraph 10 tiIe Dspaich.l
EVANSVILLE. SD, October IA com
muncalion received by telephone thi,
morning from Canuclton. where iicnder-
shot and his son, who are charged with
being implicated in The murder OF Mr..
Henderson, ii Troy, are confined, say
The mob from Troy did not come here la.
night. but a mob OF about 30 people
formed mt the CanncltOn jail and We're very
threatening, but did not do anything. be-
cause they seemed to have no leader. and
The non.arriyal OF the mob from Troy dis
couraged them.
EVANSVILLE. lND.. October ll.-At ;
O'Clock TO-DAY the officer in charge OF The
prisoners at Cannelton got them into coy
cred wagon in the rear OF the Jail and took
them 10 the river. where they were placed on
board 81 the steamer Henry Logan. which
had previously been chartered for the pur-
pose. when she steamed OF down the river.
The people were greatly excited. and
would have prevented the removal OF the
prisoners il they had had any idea Of what
was transpiring. The steamer has passed
Trov where 4 mob OF about fifty had gath
cred 10 try and head her oil. She Rugged
the Kentucky shore and passed on down
the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
NEW YORK STOCK NlRKET.

NV YORK. October ll.-StockS were
weak and depressed to-day. on the an
nounccment OF the Withdrawal Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad from the
Trunk.Line passenger pool, TIE rumOr d
resignation OF Commissioner Fink, reports
81 rltc.cutting at the West. and the con-
tirmation OF the sale OF New Jersey Gem
tral stock by W. II. Vanderbilt. Changers.
Coal. and Trunk-Line shares were the
weaker. Early in the day Pacili, Mail and
Northern Pacific were strongly held. and
advanced TO SO for the former and jGi Tor
the latter. Subsequently there WAS re-
action OF 2al respectively IN sympathy
with the break in other market. Al the
close there wa, rally. Short interest was
materially increased, owing 10 the circula-
ton OF the unfayorible report, given
above. Commissioner Fink's resignation
was denied late IN the day. Compared
with yesterdays closing, prices axe Aa2i
lower. Sales. $4,000 shares.
NOOn.-St0ck, dull and firm. Money, Ia
, per cent. EXchangc-Long, SllaiSl+;
short, 4S4!aiS4l. Governments dull. states
firm.
Erenipq. --EXchange. 4sl. Money. PAL
per cent. >ub-Treasury balances Gold.
Sl30.3l7; currency. 29.20S. Governments
easier; per cent. ll9}; per cent.
100 bid. State bonds steady.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
TUESDAYS FIGHT IN ONO.
THE OUTLOOK on rEsrgsDAr

shce separate Summaries-A Bitter Con-
,es-rhe AID OF Federal Machinery Evoked
~ the Republicans.
The Dispoich's special kilograms from
Ohio. prcscntcd below. are from three sep
srale individual sources, and In response
TO instructions 10 give statements Of the
situation in tho, State ~ It appeared to
each correspondent after impartialIy weigh
iug The claims aud considering the figures
Of 10th parties. The general tone OF these
specials indicate that the contest OF Tues
day will I've Che hiueresi and most
closcly.con,ested that has ever taken
place in the state, and that the Republic
cans recognize that defeat means Water
loo for them. The Information In our
Cincinnati special IN respect OF the whole
sale appointment Of United states deputy
may,hals and the powers conferred upon
them Is significant as showing Republican
CCSpgTatlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Washington Efenis.

IHy f0rrTUn % tHc DsIlTchI
WASHINGTON. u. g.. October LITTLE
President is expected 10 return 20 Wash.
ulton on Monday.
Tho Marine Hospital Bureau has ordered
Quarantine IN Arizona against the cities on
the west coast Of Mexico 10 bc raised.
Secretary Lincoln will leave Washington
i'm few days for Illinois, where he "ill
make a number Of speeches in support OF
The Republican candidate for President.
lie will probably make his first speech at
Nation. Secretary Teller will enter the
campaign IN Colorado next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
TIE UNKNOWN QUANTITY.
WEST lIKGINLf.
Work Practically Fmished-Cleims Of Both
>idcs-Ihe Mountain state WIN Give an
Honest Democratic Majority.

work Practically Fnished-tleims Of Doih
>idcs-The Mountain state WIN Give an
Honest Democratic Majority.
Especial telegram to the Dspaic'l
WHEELING, ". Va, October 1.-THE
campaign Is rapidly shaping Itself in West
Virginia. and it is altogether probable
every voter has hi, mind made up. The
Democrats OF the Panhandle closed their
campaign tonight by an immense torch
light demonstration in this city, and the
Republicans, who claim TO have been
showed aside. will end their work Nv a
MOnday.night hurrIh. committee WOrk
exciting and arduOu>, and DOth pdr,uH
claim to have such complete p0li OF lne
state rs 10 he reasonably sure oil the re-
suit. In 1850 the Democratic maloil'N ior
Governor was 3.109. They are conldeh'
Of increasing Il 5000 this tine; WINE me
Republican pol gives Maxwell, the fusion
candidate, SEQ, which /, small mar
lin for figuring. Both parties belleNo
the total vote will be increased from
rs, 600 in 1850 to at least 10000. Oh THIS
Increase The Republicans claim Two thirds.
The Democratic plurality IN 1850 was To-
Gre, nbQck vote, will not overcome maj
plurality. The Democrats confidently cX-
pcct TO receive full hall Of the Greenbick
vote, which is estimated ut 5000, ana
TO receive large reserve VOC
never cast since the war. Willis VIII
son, the Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, has always been popular
with the Greenback party, and was Tor
years the champion OF all labor measures
IN the Legislature. His principal lieutenant
is Henry :. Walker, once the GrcenDack
leader, but now a pushing Democrat.
These facts are the basis OF the belief thai
Wilson will poll large Greenback vote,
all OF which came originally from the
Democratic party, and Is opposed to
Repuhlicanism. Maxwell. the Republican
candidate, Is known as Musiy," while
Wilson Is dubbed Windy" from the fact
that he once talked eight hours and closed
Legislative session to prevent the passage OF
bill obnoxious TO labor. Both parties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Congressional Nomination.
By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

KINGSTON. y. y. October 1.-THE
Grccnbackers Of the seventeenth con-
erc.>ional distric; to-day nominated james
G.. Tubby.
BALTIMORE. October ll.-At an adjourn
ed meeting 81 the Republican Convention
Of the Third congressional district tonight
samuel j. Pentz was unanimously noml-
mated for Congress. The Third district
comprises the first nine wards Of this city
Pentz accepted the nomination.
Boston, October spondence i
made public wherein DR.. William Everett
OF Quincy. is asked by many lndepend-
ents OF the Second district TO contest tllat
district as their nominee for Congress. Dr.
Everett accepts in letter. in when ne
outlines the duties Of a congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Late Weather Report.

INIrI IiI UIVgFaIN 10 IIlt UIsiIiTVU'I
WASHINGTON. October l2-l:04 i. "
For he Middle Atlantic States, clear
weather, winds generally from south 10
west, slight rise in temperature, lower pA-
IOmeter.
For the South Atlantic States. generally
fair woither except on the immediate south
ern coast, local showers, and partly cloudy
weather, east 10 south winds, nearly sat
tionary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
ITCHING DISEASES.

gNC/EMA. OR SALT RlIEUM, WITH
r. ITS ACCOUNTING ITCHING AND BCRN-
ING. instantly relieved ny a warm bath with
CTTlCURA SOAP, the great skin Cure. This
repeated daily, with Two or three doses OF Gu
TIITRA RESOLYENT, the New Blooi-Pnri-
hcr io keep the blood cool, the pcrsplraiion pure
and unirriiaiiug, The bowel, open, the liver aud
Lidnty,acu,c. VIII speedily cure Eczema, letter,
Eingvorm, Psoriasis. Lichon, Prurtus, >cill
Head. Dandruil, and every species Of Itching,
>raiv. and Pimuly Ilumors of the scalp and SKIN,
when the hes. physicians and all known remedies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Highway Iobber Hur.,ed Out.

4 Troy special says: For some time past
the police have been looking for Bernard
Hughes, wanted for completely in the An
thony CIrmody highway robbery. IL l.
now learned that he was nearly burned TO
death on Monday night. and j. supposed
to he IN The hills back Of the city. He was
sccreied in bedroom in his sisters house
on Eighth street, and - the woman va,
washng. child accidentally set lire to a
bed The house wa, soon in flames. and
an alarm was rung. The iircmcn aud po-
lice arrived in front OF the house, and
Hughc, was badly burned before be- dlred
come out. lie escaped from a back win
dow and ran iur the hills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Governor CIcyeinnd's Movements.

10y ituefiph To iht bl'patch.l
ALBANY. y. Y. October li.-GOvcrnor
Cleveland will leave this city on the early
morning train wednesday. arriving At New
York at 1890 \. VI. While in the metrop0-
lis he Will stay at the Flith-Ayenue Hotel.
He viii probably hold consultation with
the Democratic leaders and managers OF the
canvass on Wednesday. On Thursday he
will 20 10 Brooklyn 10 attend a Democratic
barbecue. returning 10 Albany Thursday
ni.ht. Tie Governor will be accompanied
hy his private secretary. Colonel Lamont,
and several prominent AlbananS. Among
the Iate callers on Governor Cleveland to-
day were Hon. Chluncy Nihhlrd and l.. G..
Rcdiu.ton. OF Rutland, W.. the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of Vermont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
FISHER REPLIES TO BLAINE.
Elaine Authorize Him 20 Buy the Multi
gan Letters.


gan Letters.
\ Boston special says: Mr. Blaine hay
ing declared the statement that he offered
sum Of money in 1850 for the Mulligln
letters "a be utterly unlruc--a "mcrc mali
clouS invention "-Waren Fisher rises 10
explain. lie says. in an int view in the
HrGH tonight. that at TIE request of Mr.
Elisha Atkins, and ct the special request
OF Mr.. Blame. hc went 10 New York in the
SGiirg OF 1850, and mel Mr.. Blaine at tn
Filth-AYcnuc Hotel. and that then and
lhorc Mr. Blaine made ni- request.
Definitely stated" Nj. Fisher WIS
asked. what was Mr. Blaine. request -
ITO Obtain. for morcy or otherwise.
from Jim Mulligan all letters. copic. Of lc'-
tiers. all the lcticr-books. copies from letter.
books, and memoranda % every name AMI
nature in which Mr.. Bliiue was mentioned
or had any interest,"
Wv hat was the amount 10 be paid for
the delivery q thc>e:"
The amount 90 he paid was not limited.
! was 90 pay 500 II ! could not obtain
them for les. Mr.. Blame further state
HAT Mr.. John Cummings. the partner OF
Elisha Atkins, would furnish all the money
for the purchase OF the letters, aud he aul-
li!ol lItu lNt 10 CONFER Win VT. tlillnill->
about the money To be paid TO Mr.. Multi
gan If the letters could he purchased
Ibid Mr.. Elisha Atkins know OF this
pT0position;'
Certainty. He knew Of my progress
from time TO time about the purchase Of the
Id.ers, and stated that his partner had all
the funds required, if the purchase was
made, rs his partner Mr.. Cummings) had
recently sold all Mr.. Blaine'S Little Rock
and Fort Smith railroad stock at about $50
per share. (which VII. Atkins, in his iudg-
mcnt. thought ut the time was a foolish
sale. as the stock afterWaId advanced.
reaching about 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Senled md Aligned.

over his notarial seal, Mr.. Harry " IL
hams. Greenville, Cal, certifes that MT.
A. Williams was suffering with pains III
the back 30 severe she was unable to turn;
and was delirious. When the case assumed
an alarming stage. one application oil 81
Jacobs Oil Was made. externally, after sew
raj remedies had BEEN tried and falleu.
The patient slept soundly until morning !,
and got up entirely cured. He thinks !,
his duty TO endorse the gieat conqueror %
pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
toIoueI Stewards Murder Confirmed.

TIN tAUIH u UT TII'TIIIITI'I
WADY IiALFA, October IA messenger
sent ont by Colonel Kitchener has re-
turned. He confirms the report OF Colonel
stewart, murder, and saws the only sur
yivors OF the party are four black slaves.
All the Europeans, including VI. Nicola.
the Greek Consul. were killed.
CAIRO, October IA messenger from
Amherkal reports that after General COR
don returned 10 khartoum a boat with
forty Europeans aud Egyptians, accom-
panicd by i've negroes and three servants.
rounded at Sllamat rhc ,hiekS offered
hospitality to the party, and enticed them
to their houses. where they mastered al
tut fourteen. no are row prisoner. u
i, unknown whether there are any Eu.O-
ptans among the survivors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

are doing their utmost. ana The
air h dark with charges and CIR.
cnlars. City papers teen with accounts
RI the colonization Of voters 1psnmb-
lican) from Pennsylvania. and Demo.
cratic from Maryland. but aIl such arc nro.
baby untrue. Money Is sc,rre an hath
sides. and Is only used leaiiIm,,elv 40 int
the mountain State will cast an honest vote
and give an honest Democratic majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

10y cable Co Inc D'rpuLciti
LONDON, October 1.-THE British COM
modorc on the Australian station has been
Instructed TO proceed 10 New Guinea ana
proclaim British protectOratc over the
southern coasts OF that island 10 the cast
ward Of the Hist meridian ot east lonei-
iude. The protcciorate Will include the
islands adjacent to Southern New Guinea.
A settlement within the protcciorate will
not at present be permitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
rczrMA rwENrN AEARs.

Nv gratitude TO God is unbonded for the relief
lave obtained from the use Of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. | have been troubled with Eczema
on MY legs for twenty years. had not COM
Portable night Tor years, she burning aud itching
were ~ intense. Now, | am happy 10 say. have
no trouble. only the liycr-colored patches on my
limbs remain As a token Of my former misery.
HENRY l.. SMITH.
1eS WEST AVENUE. ROCHESTER,. y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

ticipation Of many people IN the Festivities
which took place here on THURSDAY.
RENE. October H. Reports hon the
cholera-infectcd districts Of Italy for the
past twenty-four hours give total OF 90
fresh cases. III deaths, against III cases
and 20 deaths for the preceding twenty.iour
hours,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
sic,I,'s Destructive Cyclone.

Nv cable 10 the Di-pttch.l
ROVE, October ll.-AdyiceN received -
day from Cat0nia snow that the recent cy-
clone there was far more destructive than
wa, At first annomced. "hc entire country
about Catonia /, devastated. Vineyards and
olive. gardens have vanished. II has nov
been ascertaned that fully three thousand
dwellings were destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Negro Lynchcd by Negroes.

by IIlt.IUVU U IN' UI'TWI'II
New ORLEANS. October IA special to
the Tines Dcm6erdi from Nicksburg re-
ports the lynching OF Dock Mlrtln lcol-
o-r,D. who killed l.. Y. Pleasant, (colOrcd)
at Rolling Fort. Miss. \ mob OF colored
men oyerpowcrel the guard and hanged
Tie nri.0nor from 3 hridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
ECZEMA on A CHILD.

Your most valuable CUTICUIA REMEDIES
have done my child much good that feel like
yug this Tor the benefit Of hose who are troubled
with skin disease. My little girl WAS troubled with
Eczema, and 1 tried several doctors ani mcdi-
ciues. but did not 10 her any good until used the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. which eedily cured
her for which owe you many thanks and many
nights OF rest. -
ANTON BOSSMlER, Union Bakery.
LIZ. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
4 Will f.ltsnaft.

FAIRHyGY. LII, October ll.-Benia
Walton's mill and the business block ad-
joining were burned early thi' morning.
The loss was about Sllj.0o0; insurance
unknown. At 3 O'Clock The fire was still
raging aud threatened to destroy the Opel!
-nhIDL .rnNL ~. fnnfnrN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
TFTTER OF TIE SCALP.

was almost perfectly bald, caused by rette, OF
the top Of tie scalp. | used your tITiCURA
REMEDIES about SIX weeks. and they cured my
scalp perfectly, and now my hair l. coming hack
q. thick as IL ever was. }. T.. CHOICE.
sVnpof. TWAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Bursting of a Biast.Furuace.

JOLIET, Ill, October ll.-Bla,t-Fur-
mace No. /. ut the rolIing-mili> inertia Of
thi, city, burst about II O'Clock Last night.
.ctting fire to the >tlck.hou,e and con-
Stunning it, with several cars and other prop.
cTty. Loss heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
sunk by Collision.

10y tIUIT
LONDON. October 1.-THE steamships
Europa. from Glasgow Tor Malaga. and
Roseyile. from Taganrag for Glasgow.
came i'm collision to-day in the river Clyde
near Grecnock. The Europa sank and her
captain and i've OF the crew were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
DopIinen.
by telegraph to tie Di,patch.l

by telegraph 10 tie Di,paich.i
NEW YORK. October LIP. II. Dugro,
Tammany-lIall candidate for Comptrolicr.
has dcclined the nomination on account Of
the death Of hi, father. and Will, :. Paine,
the present Superintendent OF Banks, has
bccu named In hi> place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Cholera Notes.

10y cable 10 'he Dispaich'l
NAPLES, October ll.--There were 100
fresh cases OF cholera and ~ deaths from
that disease reported In this city during tue
past twenty-four hours. The increase IN
the number Of cases Is ascribed to the par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Failure.


fIiv telegraph 10 tie Di,patch.l
New YORK. October ll.-Schrcir Bro
tiers. manufacturers Of artiicial.flower'.
made an assignment to-day. giving prefer
cree for Si3.GJl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
IVY POISONING.

Forall casss Of poisoning by wv or dogwOoi,
csn warrant CuTICURA Co cure every time.
have sold il for five years. and 1t never fails.
e. II. MORSE, Druggist.
IloLLIsIoS, MASS.
Sold everywhere. CUTiCURA, Soc; SOAP
25c.; REsOLvENT. ell
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
oc S-W(wl&su BOSTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Cotton Steamer disabled.

IBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
CHARLESTON. :. c., October 1.-THE
steamer Huntingdon. from New Orleans
for Liverpool with cotton, i, of the Lar
with her machinery disabled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
COyIRED WIN BLOTCHEs.

want 10 tell you that your CUrlCURA RE-
SOLVENT Is magnificent. About three months
ago nv face was covered with bl0tehes, and after
using three bottles OF RESONANT was perfectly
cured. fEtDEklth MAiIkt.