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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-07-18

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back and heart, yellow urine, burning when uri-
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for work. chills fever, irritabiliy whitish tongue
dry cough, dizzy head, with duh pain in back
part, loss Of memory, f0ggy sight. For these
troubles "SWAYNE'S PILLS are sure cure. -
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Toilet Article. Restores growth, color gloss,
and softness. Removes Damiuff. Aristocratic
families of Great Britain endorse it. Elegant
dressing. Fragrantly perfumed. The favorte
Of fashion At Druggists for 81 lid. or IS Cts, in
u. s. money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-20
On an after
Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1884,
Trains will run as follows:

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central train arriy-
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
.l'oilf WV. RITTER.
rnar91 Supt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-20
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN,
Literature, Music & Art.

Practical lessons given in Domestic Econ
omy and Cookery. Riding School In connec-
ton with the college. FORTY SCHoLARsHiIfIs
of the value of from SIS to 800 annually
awarded by competition, eighteen of which
are open to competition at the September en-
trance Examinations. Terms per school year
Board, laundry and tuition, including
the whole English course, ancient and mod
ern languages and calisthenics, from $25O to
$500; Music and Painting extra. Combined
rate payment one year i'll advance, including
viii pt the above piano and vocal music and
painting p from $500 to ,s4oO. Junior Depart
ment Pupils admitted from the age OF O.
Snecial department for the training OF teach
eTs: I teachers registry in connection with the
European reputation. Liberal reduction 70
the Daughters of clergymen. For large Illus
trated circular free, and further particulars
address. - 1;oI
REV. E. NJ. ENGLISH, N. a, Prlnclpai'
Hellmuth Ladies College,
London, Ont, Canada.
Next term opens September 18th. 1884.
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Handsome and spacious buildings Of brick
and stone standing in $50 acres of land, beau
tifully situated in a most healthy and promI-
nent locality on the banks, of the River
Thames. Four hours by rail from Niagara
Falls and Detroit on through route between I
east and west. The aim of the founder OF
this college is to provide the highest intel
lectual ana practically useful education. me
whole system is based upon the soundest
Protestant principles as the only basis
FRENCH is the language spoken. in the Col
lege. .;-oo.;o,, -
w. Waugh Lauder Gold Medalist, and pupil
of the celebrated Able List; and graduate OF
Leipsic Conservstoire, ETC., etc.
PkIETINGa specially, under the director
ship of F. R. Seavey, Artist of European
Schools OF Art
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~ reisgrspn.


NEW YORK, February 15-- Noon.--ssocks quiet.
Money easy at lzm2 per cent. Exchsngc-LonR,
4s5b0r4s5h; short, 4ssas@4eoA. oovernments
EUsntmg. -Exchsnge. ASK. Money, 1ka2 per
cent. Treasury balances-Curroncy, tfl9.S85:
coin. sS,li5. Governments firm; Nv per cents
l14'f: per cents, 1885,; 3 per cents. 1o1 bid.
State bonds quiet.
hours Of business quiet but M, and changes
comparatively slight Rock Island was somewhat
of a feature, advancing II: In the afternoon
Louisville and Nashville and Western Onion were
bought nicely. leading bear IN Union Pacific
that the bears secured only small amount Louis
willie and Nashville was also In demand and sold
up, but fell back ON sales by broker identified
with prominent bear. Western Union was more
active and displayed marked strength. rising y
There was liberal buying for long account OH
the announcement that Vanderbilt had taken
measures 10 prevent The delivery OF the Nickel
Plate telegraph, line TO the Baltimore and Ohio
Company. This tine was inclnded In the recent
Il Is understood that Vanderbilt CLAIMS that
the Nicke-Piate telegraph IL included In the
mortgage and belongs 10 the railroad, and also
wants the line operated by the Western linton
Western Union which has been sold heavily short
for some time on the sale Of National telegraph
lines, will be the next stock to follow the Union
Pacific on its upward course go give the bears
sharp twist. The strength Of the shares men,
toned excited n favorable influence ON the gene
Northwest rose 10 123, Quincy to 1871, Canada
southern TO SIX, Canadian Pacific TO So. 81. Paul
10 93A, Lackawanna to 1871. Lake shore 10 l03x.
Missouri Pacific TO OAK, Northern Pacific 20 2lA,
Pacific Mail to 47k. Omaha preferred TO 90, Wa
bash preferred 10 10Y. These figures, which were
generally the closing quotations, show an advance
of ,a1z for the day. sales, 2S4,u00 shares.
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Rvfcf News Items.

Senator Conger, of Michigan, IL the only
member OF the Senate who wears dress
coat during the sessions OF that BODY. His
most conspicuous predecessor in that re-
spect was Hannibal Hamlin.
A Cleveland telegram says: Burglars
last night stole from the Office OF DIR. III. 4.
Brainerd the finest numismatic collection
in Ohio, embracing specimen OF every
coin issued by the United States except
seven pieces.
Inaccordance with the recommendation
OF Secretary Folger, the President has di-
rected the promotion OF Lieutenant Rhodes,
of the revenue cutter Dexter, for gallant
and merltorious conduct on the occasion
OF the City OF Columbus disaster.
OTIS Anderson, living IN Jackson county,
w. Va, last week received pension vouch-
ers for amounts aggregating nearly nine
thousand dollars, and will hereafter draw
s72 n month. lie has been blind for several
wears, has quite large family, and, before
this tardy recognition by the Government,
was in extremely INDECENT circumstances.
A charter has been issued to the ka-
nawha Valley Railroad Company OF West
Virginia. with S3,000.000 capital, TO con-
struct q road through Wood and West
counties. passing near Writ Courthouse,
thence by the most practical route to a
point near Spencer, Roane county. thence
by the most expeditions route through the
counties OF Calhoun and Gilmer, by way
Of Glenville, to Weston. Lewis county.
The Baltimore Sun says: "Tbe Very
Rev. A. l.. Magnien, S. SD. d.. Superior
OF the Theological seminary OF st. Sulpice
and st. Mary's University, on north Paca
street, is in receipt Of a letter from Arch
bishop Gibbons, IN which the latter NTH
mates that he will start for home on OF
about the LIST OF March. The letter Is
dated Paris, 18th January, and IN It the
Archbishop stated that he had just return
ed to the French capital after visit To
Nice and LYONS"
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KNOXVILLE, TENN, February 15.--In
Green county last night the wife Of James
Hunter was shot and instantly killed by
some person, who fired from the outside Of
the house. Hunter and his wife and the
other members OF the family were sitting
around the fire. Mrs. Hunter In rocker,
when the gun was fred through the win.
dow, three bullets passing through Mrs.
Hunters head.
II Is supposed that the murderer intend
ed to kill James Hunter, but his wife, In
rocking to and fro, received the shot in-
tended for her husband. Hunter IL a
wealthy farmer, and had Just received q
large amount OF money. Two brothers
named Moore, who are suspected Of the
murder, were captured below Greenville
coming toward Knoxville. They had q
rifle carrying the same sized bullet as was
found In Mrs. Hunters brain, and their
foot prints correspond with those found
near Hunters window.
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he was not interfercd with on eieotlon-day.
One man had said something 70 nun which
he did not consider pleasant.
Senator Sherman asked wnat J. was
Witness said that plank rhiilng sepa-
rated the white from the coiored voters as
they went 10 the ballotpox. a white
mans dog ran under the railing, and the
white man remarked to bis dog, Come
back on this side; you are not . niger;
don't stay over there with the nlggers."
The committee adjourned 10 Monday
morning.
MORE WITNESSES sUBPGsAED.
The following is list Of witnesses
s ssiaTs iss to appesr on W. r. Grassw y
George w. West. w. II. Barnsoaie, >. +.
Call. Sophie Powell. William f9weil, Vto-
let Keeling, Addison Coles, CbarIes Adams,
W. p. Graves, r. j. Adams, Peter smith.
Nelson Scott w. p. Brown, William Min
mis-, John Harris, II. II. Bishop, j. Z.
Raincs, jefferson Hubbard, j. ID. Black
well, Daniel Dugges, Reuben Owens, W.
p. Robinson, Albert Galloway, BIZ Aver
EFT. - Grotz (butcher( aud D. u. Mil
Iar Sr
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 15.-Cotton quiet: sales,
% bales; upiands, 1876; Orleans, lei weekly
exports-to Great Britain. 1850 bales; TO France =,
500 bales; 20 the continent, 1885 bales; sales,
1884 bales; 81 ck. 345.549 bales Southern Hour
ungraded red. s5c.@sl;10; migrated white, 90c.
@tl.O5; No. 2 red, February, sl.0Ss@tl.Oe1.
CornIspot triie lover and very dun ungsaaee'
Oats-spot steady; No. 2, 42@42sc. Hops arm.
Coifee-spOt fair: Rio firm a. sl2.5o@ti2;;5ns;
$1,000. sugar firm and fairly active; fair to good
refining, 57s@6c.; refined quiet; 9. 5A@51c.; ex.
ira G, o@64c.; white extra g, 6's@9Hc a. 4, os
66bc.: powdered, 77sc.: cubes, nc. Moinsses
quiet Rice firm and fairly active. Cotton. oil,
5s@49c, Rosin dull rarpentIne, dai, at X S5S
S7Ss bides urn; dean n S rm mss. mot
s1s@sls.25. Middles Arm; long clear: $40.
Lar advanced l2@l5c. at opening, later fell back
ssGiolSs0; ' February siocS%sioi4 SieisSss
dull. -
BALTIMORE. February 15.-klour erm, With
good inquiry: Howard-Stroet and western super
fine, s2.75Gf3.25: extra, f3.50@t4.65 family,
sa75@s375 city mis- p sllpehr crime. sX2aaSSS
1855; Patapsco family. $3.50; supcrlaitve pa
tent. 81. Wheat-Southern quiet and easier; west-
ern fairly active and steady southern RED, SLY
sl.l46sI.I4k; No. western winter red, spot,
Sl.e 81 9S1.09. Corp--soutneru nominally firm
er; western steady; southern white. &c.; yellow,
zoe. Oats scarce and firm; southern, 42G45c.:
:yiSsnia, 4aS i5e:, PrcyIsions higher and arm.
Mess pork, old, $3.50: new, 5000. Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear-rb sides, packed, sS
and 10,ic. Bacon-Shoglders, 9Sc.;, c,ear-ris
sides, Ike; hams, l4l@l54c. Lard-Renned,
IO<c. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair,
llk@l2kc. Sugar quiet and easy; soft, re.
Whisky quiet at sl.lS@sl.lSx. Freights dull.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE Z, February l o. Grain steady. Pro-
visions steady. Mess pork, slS.25. Bnik-meats-
Shoulders, $3.50; clear rib, ses65 clear sides,
Sugar-cured hams, 13c. Lard Choice kettle, lie
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 15.- Flour quiet: Wheat
stronger; 50b@5 Oac. cash. oats dull at SOC cash.
Whisky steady at s1.l5. Provisions dull only
mall job trad done.
CHICAGO. February 15.--Flour quiet. Wheat
unsettled and generally lower February $500
red wintei. sI.0l@sl.O4. Corn opened s@kc.
lower advanced Ike, and closed about &C. over
YESTERDAY; cash, 54b@54'i; February, b3SG.
sac. Oats opened weak and lower and closed
nrm at outside prices; cash S3te;; FebrIary ;o 80
Tsilied 35G45c., and closed steady; cash, 81 $40
Gsis373: February, s1e.30@$I8.35. Lard m-
settled: cash, 50. 96as9.s2k; March. se.gO@
s9.97h Bulk-meats in tair demand; shoulders
S7.4O; short RIB, 20 so; short clear, $40. Wills
key steady. Sugar unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, February 5.-Flour quie.. Wheat
easier and DULL; No. 2 cash and February, sSAc.
and In fair demand; No. 2, sac. Provisions lower
Mess pork, 1929 cash and February. Lad
Prime steam. 1915 cash aud February. HOGS
steady at s6.3O9t7.
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Tyrom Our Regular Correspopdeut.l

ffTOu Ouf ntHuidF IOFfttuOU1eilf.E
WASHINGTON, February f5.-The sensa-
ton in the Manning and Chalmers case to-
day was that Governor Curtin went FOR
ward with Mr.. Manning and demanded
that he be sworn in in the name OF loyal
State. Mir. Carlisle replied that the House
was considering. and had been for three
days, the question Of the prima, facie right
Of Mr.. Manning to seat, and that he could
not be sworn in. During the debate Mr..
Tucker made a speech in favor Of the
prima:facie right Of Manning. Hon.
George ID. Wise also spoke with q
great deal Of earnestness. His time
was extended. at the suggestion OF
Mr.. Cobb, Of Indiana. Mr.. Wise, with
much effect. cited the action OF the Re-
pubicans last session in refusing Dibble q
seat, who had 5000 majority. Now they
complained that the will OF the majority in
Mississippi Is disregarded. This they do,
he said, with righteous indignation. He
then adyerted to the Mayo-Garrison case,
taking occasion to compliment Governor
Cameron for voting against giving Mayo n
MdlOs Ht tOuttuutus Ddu HOb
the shadow OF a CHIN to o seat upon the
facts OF the case, and yet the Republicans
give him the prima-facie right to seat.
THE LABOR QUESTION.
Thomas Milton, banker and coal-dealer,
was before the House Labor Committee to-
day. He did not think that Congress
should prohibit the importation Of all
foreign contract labOrers, but should con-
fine itself to the prohibition OF pauper
labor. He would rather have two Ameri-
can laborers than three foreign laborers.
Representatives OF the Washington and
Philadelphia navy-yards made arguments
In favor Of the enforcement OF the eight
hour system.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, s262,9i5; customs, S59S,395.
The executive order dismissing Lieu
tenant Clarke, Twenty-third infantry, and
Lieutenant Cummings, Third cavalry, for
duplicating their pay accounts, took effect
to-day.
The Copiah subcommittee were detained
at Pensacola junction, but reached New
Orleans last night, and commenced opera
tions to-day.
The Senate to-day further debated the
Mcpherson bill relating to national-bank
circulation. The House chairman Of Bank
ing and Currency was present.
Northern carpet and woollen-g0ods man.
uiacturers are here opposing the increase
of the tariff on wool, and any decrease OF
the tariff on their manufactures.
The wool-growers are pressing their in
vffl nt,1 hold
convention in March.
The Treasury Department aas purchased
S3S0,000 OF fine silver for Philadelphia and
other minis.
Senator Gibson. OF Louisiana. and Gen.
eral Mcclellan were among the visitors ut
the White House to-day.
The resignation OF MISUNDERSTANDING
of-the- Treasury John e. New took effect
to-day.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
an order commencing the bravery Of the
officers and crew Of the revenue-cutter
Dexter.
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A Venerable Lady Dead.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.j

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 15.-Mrs.
Mary F. Bryan, mother OF the wife OF
Judge Wylie, died this afternoon at the
residence of Judge Wylie, aged ninety
five. Mrs. Bryan was the mother OF Hon.
T. b. Bryan. formerly Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia, andlsister OF the
late Judge Philip T. Barbour, Of Virgins,
Associate Justice Of the United States S'i.
preme Court.
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Opiuion OF the Patriotic Society.

LONDON, February 1J.-A mass-meeting
at Guild Hall this afternoon under the
auspices Of the Patriotic Society was at
tended by 1000 persons. The Lord Mayor
presided. The meeting condemned the
Egyptian policy Of the Government and
the control Of Egypt by Egyptians, which
bad caused the sacrifice Of thousands OF
lives. 1t declared that the revival Of
slavery and slave-trade must be prevented,
and that trade-route to Central Africa
must be secured.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, February Is, 1884.

FRIDAY, February 70, 1884.
sALEs-FIwsr BoARD.-3,50O Atlanta and
Charlotte incomes 81 81, 1000 do. At 81: 1000
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad nrst 7sst SO
10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock II 90; 3
shares Richmond and Danville Railroad stock 1t
52x; 500 Virginia new 3's at 54S.
SECOND BoABD.-2.000 GeorEa Pacific Rail-
road first G's at e5, 900 do. at So; 1000 West
ern North Carolina Railroad 6rst rs at 107k
10000 Virginia new So at 50, 5000 do. at 81
1000 Richmond and Danville Railroad dcben-
lures at 81; 10000 North Carolina o. a. 1i0S
10000 Richmond and West Point Terminal Rail-
way, trust note, at 91k.
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Business Failures for the Week.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

T"J toTTr nut 70 wv Hf'P'tOH'J
New YORK, February 15.-The business
failures during the last week number for
the United States 246 and for Canada 81
a total Of 29S as against 27S last week; an
increase Of 90 failures. The casualties are
comparatively light in New England, the
Middle and Southern States. In Western
States and on the Pacific coast the failures are
still very numerous, while an increase even
over the heavy figure of last week is noted
In Canada. In New York city the assign
ments are generally unimportant.
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Frank James Charged with Another
Robbery.
III telegraph 10 the Dispalch. !

By telegrapht0 The Dispatch.I
New ORLEANS. February ia dis
patch from Huntsville, Ala, says Frank
James arrived there yesterday in the Gus
tody Of the Federal authorities. He is to be
tried upon the charge Of robbing the pay
master OF the river Government works at
Mussel Shoals Of $4,000 In March, 1881.
Dick Liddell, who was convicted OF the
same robbery year ago, will testify
against James. The appearance OF James
tallies exactly with that OF the robber
given by the paymaster.
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SHERMAN'S SIcKLY BOOM.
rey,xe TO seuEEzE TONIC OUT OF
rms DANysLLE AFFAIR.

,.,sreS Witness Who sand lie Was
!. .f,ard " 20 Tell All Ne Knew; He Does
uaveyer, Tell More Than Anybody Saw
Ar Heard, aud Is Fiasiy Csnradsescd By
o,hsr wisnesses--Mr. George Lea's Full
.,s Manly Ssery-He IL Net Afraid, and
-, Committee Get Tired OF Him What
Mas Thousht or tlm-fiou. John :. Wise
md colonel Caseii Again Pyesent-The In
,saisatien Docs Not Realize Republican
cxeectafion.
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The Copiah tMiss., Investigation
Begun.
Try telegraph to the Dispatch.I

NEW ORLEANS. February 16.--The SUBJ
committee OF the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections, met to-day In The
custom-house, in the office adjoining that
of Collector Badger. There were present
Chairman Hoar and Messrs. Cameron,
Frye, Salisbury, and Jonas. The ex-
animation OF witnesses in regard 10 he
Copiah (Miss.) troubles was began.
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Stabbed TO Death.

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
AUGUSTA, GA, February 15.-In q fight
IN tire-engine house this morning Charles
Green stabbed Ed. B. PhilpOt to death.
Green was ARRESTED.
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x1our,

Flour We quote: E,ne. s2.60M49; superdne,
t3,259S3.75; extra, S4.75@f4.9 30: fswi'v. AhA
1926: Patent family, f61s6.25. Market very
dull.
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sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

wHEAT-Red. 500 bushels very good LouR-
berry on private terms; Ice bushels common 20
fair LOngoerry at VI 10 s1.13: $40 bushels mixed
ut 81 .l6 10 Sill; go bushels very good Short
berry at S1.l4.
CORN.-White, lS bushels common at 63c.
500 bushels very good on private terms. Mixed,
500 bushels very good on private TENS.
OATS. 30 bushels yerv good winter at SIC.
RYE.-50 bushels prime at zoe.
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IospoS. February l5.-Mr: Gladstone
stated TO-DAY In the House OF Commons
that England would defray the expenses Oh
tLe British expedition to soudan.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 10. 1884.
nEFEplNG1

WHRAT.-Mixed, 20 bushels. Red. 1,l62 bush
els.
CoRv.-white, $40 bushels Mixed, 1900
bushels.
OATs.-926 bushels.
RYE.-5O bushels.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Governor Curtin Creates nm Excitement In
the House = Messrs. Tucker and George
Wise Speak ON the Chalmers Manning
Case The Labor Question = Wool : Per-
sonaIs-Brief News Items, &c.
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The Scioto Disaster.
THE PILOT RESPONSIBLE FOR FIFTY-PoUR
DEATHS.

lBy telegraph IN the Dtspatch.I
WHEELING, w. Va. February 15.-The
Jury in the case Of David &. Keller, pilot
OF the steamer Scioto, sunk by collision
with the John Lomas July 4. 1882, at
Mingo Junction. returned a verdict in the
United States Court at Petersburg last
evening Of guilty OF voluntary man
slaughter, with recommendation TO mercy.
Fiity-four lives were lost by the collision.
Keller will be sentenced to-day.
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Determined 20 Have Their Pay.

PARTY 0P' RAILROAD LABoRERs SEIZE A
CONTRACTOR AND DEFY THE OFFICER or
THE LAW.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
ABERDEEN, Nd. February 15.-About
fifty Italian laborers at work on the Phila-
delpbia extension Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, under Alex. Harrigan, sub
contractor, were a month ago deirauded OF
their pay by Harrigan absconding. To
day the laborers captured the head-cen-
tractor, A. D., Paliament, ana now have
him IN custody and refuse TO release him
until he pays them dollar for dollar. The
men are violent and defy interference by
the officers Of the law, and a. yet Palla'
ments release has not been cnecteo. The
town Is In great state oil excitement ovel
The almost riot.
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MARINE INTELLIsENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-FED. 10, 1854.
s Sum .s;s' 5 59s Morning nicn TIDE ses
Moon rises. EVENING". o.io


PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pioneer, Plltt. Philadelphia, nerehan.
disc. j. w. McCarrick. agent. -.
Schooner Gay Thomas, shoe, New York, ferti-
izer, Noses 4 Clemmons.
SAILED.
steamer wysnoke, Bulphers: New YORK mef'
chandlse and passengers, q. W. Aiena 20.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEws.fEE. 10, 1884,
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lnray, schermcrhorn, Norfolk, mef-
chandlse and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Conn any land sailed op return)
steamer Accomac, Deik. merchandise ana 30
sengers, smith1eld, Chesapeake ana ONO hallway
Company land sailea on returnl: ,,.,s
Steamer Northampton, MeCarfek. Norioln
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ohio
Railway Company land sailed Oh retnrnl.
Steamer Manhattan. Stevens, Ne" iors' mef-
chandise. -. ,..,...
steamship General Roberts tBr ,Gescn, calves
ton, and sailed for Liverpool, having eosieo.
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DEAD BODIES FOUND.
[Ry telernph to the DIspatch.l

CINCINNATI, ONO, February l5;-The
disaster has increased in horror by the dis
covery Of two more bodies OF persons not
known hitherto to have been among the
yictims-those OF Mr.. and Mrs. Woreh-
meier, who have been taken out and iden-
tilted. The search is still in progress for
Others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-16

MIrwAUKHx February 5. Flour quie.. Wheat
easier and dull: No. cash and February, eSAc.
Corn scarce and firm. No. z, 64hc. oaLs steady
Mess pork, 1925 cash and February. Lad
Prime steam. 1915 cash and February. Hogs
sfeady nj al. 3O6f7