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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
APPROACHING END OF DROUGHT
The Present Rain mot Much or n shower
hut n signal Officer Thinks the COMING
Cold Wave Due Tonight Will Break the

Tile Present Rain mot Much or n shower
hut a signal Officer Thinks the COMING
Cold Wave Due Tonight Will Break the
spell.
GWashlnfton sarl
This rain is only little offshoot from
the storm which developed in Nebraska
yesterday aud proceeded in 4 northern,
direction" said an officer OF the 'ignal
Office this morning. alt doesn't amount
to much, although 1t is very welcome
There Is cold wave coming, however
from the Northwest. Ii will reach here Dy
tomorrow night or the next morning.
With the reduced temperature, then, u =,
very probable that there will be rainfall
that will smount TO something"
FARMERS DON'T THINK THE NEEDED HEAVY
RAIN Is CLOSE AT HAND.
The indications OF a breakup OF Tue
drought which the clouded sky and the
Sigh. iail OF rain this morning seemed 10
promise are moi so construed by the prac.i-
cal students OF meteorology who I'LL Tue
soil for n living. The farmers who came
TO the city to-day brought no umoreilis
and h.ft their waterprOoi-coat at hoils;
and regarded the little rain that ien
and the thin clouds 10 the sky WIN
undisgu'sed contempt. However, they
only manifested this feeling when souio
amateur dabbler In weather signs conn
IDENTIFY announced that the breakup Of tne
drought had certainly come. The tatI',
ers. however, don't think so, and AZ Tue
same time they predict the most gloomy
consequences Ii II does not rain soon'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
The Anti-liquOr Law In Iowa.

10y eNAeialh W AiN bipI't'hsl
MUsCATTNE. Iowa, september 30.-Judge
Hayes delivered a charge to the grand Jury
to-day In TIE matter OF indictments under
the new prohibitory liquor law. He
charged the Jury that while selling liquor
is indictable, the buying 1t is equally
violation OF law; that all per-
sons tcstifyng to having purchased
liquors are subject TO indictment, and that
referring. as is supposed. to the Ten
pcranco Alliance, III the case OF any per-
sons being induced or encouraged by any
organization or body to buy hquor for the
purpose of eliminating the seller. such
buyer would be indiciable and such BODY
would be guilty OF conspiracy and su5icct
TO Indictment.
II is thought that Il will he next to i'm
possible to enforce the anti-liquor law I'M
der this ruling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
IN ERRING BROTHERS EXILE.
sent 10 Nauriiius ~ an Expiation of His
AHnnce.

sent 10 Nauriiius ~ an Exviation of His
Offence.
4 Buffalo special says: When Brother
Frank. president OF 81. JOseph's College.
was sentenced to a long term OF ImprisOn-
ment. and was hardened by Governor
Cleveland, he was clear before the law. but
that did not reinstate HIM In his Christian
brotherhood. News Is received here that
he has been eXiled 10 the island OF Mauri-
titus, and that he is there now engaged A. a
schoOl-teacher. Even his name has been
changed by the brotherhood, and he Is now
called Brother Francis Joseph.
He was forced 10 sail from New York
June 18th. going TO London and AleXan-
dria. He received notice Of his exile while
stopping at the Boland farm, near Peek
skill. and had only few hours III which 10
reach the ship. The scene when Brother
Frank received the news is said to have
been very affecting one. Brother Sevc-
rian, OF de Lasale Institute, New York,
was the bearer OF the sentence from Bro
Their Patrick, the head OF the order In
France. They were at breakfast at O'Clock.
when Brother Frank was handed lis pas
sage-iicket and letter from Brother Pat
rick, saving that he must sail at O'Clock.
The news was so sudden that Brother
Frank could hardly speak. Clasping his
hands together, he said
"Oh. my God must | go without even
seeing my poor brother
lie cried bitterly, and it was with dith'
Guilty that the brothers could calm HIM.
He asked the reason why he was not given
a days notice at least. Brother Severian
told him the news came the night before,
and they did not wish TO wake him. Bro
Their Frank finally said:
~ must learn to live humble, and, II
this be my Masters wish, am ready to
CO."
He was granted permission to send tele-
grams 10 his brother and friend in Pater-
son, n. j., requesting both TO meet him AT
the wharf. Neither OF them, however, re-
,ponded,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, September 30.-Speculation
at The stock Exchange was active ana
buoyant to-day from the opening until the
last hour OF business. The market was
strong. and on the advance dealings were
attended with great confidence, and round
amounts Of leading shares were taken for
long account. The floating supply Of
stocks continues small. the advance not
having induced any large sales by holders.
Union Pacific was the feature. advancing
Il. The Stock Is very closely held. The
Nanderbilis were conspicuous for rise OF
3 each in Canada southern and Michigan
Central. Pacific Mail rose l., and Gran
gers were HIGHER. On partial restoration
OF rates prices advanced las. In the after
noon, under sales TO realize profits, prices
declined Aalt. Compared with last nights
closing. prices are Gas higher. Sales, 49,
600 shares.
NOOH.-- Stocks strong. Money. la2 per
cent. EXchange-Long. iS2aiS24; short,
4Sia4S4t. Governments duh. state, easier.
EreniR9. --EXcbsnge. 4S3. Money, lti2s
per cent. Sub-Trcasury balances Gold.
Si32.4C4: currency. S9.29G. Governments
steady; per cents. 1903; 3 pee cents.
1908. State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Governor Hendricks Mt Louisville.
IBy telegraph IL the Dispatch.

10y IIIVtTlIII 7" IIV IJI. IIIItI'I
LOUISVILLE, September 30.-Though it
hos rained all day extensive preparations
were made for the reception OF Hon.
Thomas 4. Hendricks, who comes as
A guest Of the Southern Exposition.
The city was full OF visitors from
the neighb0riug States, and wa,
handsomely decorated Tor the occI-
sion. Governor Hendricks arrived in the
afternoon from indianapolis. and was met
by the Exposition Committee. A large
crowd gathered at the depot and listened
10 Blooms address OF welcome. Hen
drick, replied briefly. thanking them for
their kind reception, and WAS driven q
the Louisville Hotel, followed by large
concourse OF enthusiastic people. In the
afternoon reception was held at the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
An Aged woman's Mysterious Death.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN, September S0.-Mr,.
Polly Sherwood. scventy-two year, Old.
left her home at Pond Ridge, near SIAM
ford. about four weeks ago, 10 visit her
brother across the fields in the same viii
lage. She never reached her destination.
and nothing was seen Of her until Friday,
when her body was found in den,e
swamp near the village by a party of hunt
eIs.
The flesh and limbs were torn from the
body, which is thought TO have been done
by dogs. She was recognized only by her
clothing. Some persons think that she was
iouly dealt with. but others are OF the
opinion that she became deraneed and
wandered to the swamp. An Investigation
will be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
THE RICHMOND DISpA TCH--W EDNESDAY OCTOBER L 1884

route rom Philadelphia to MusKcgon,
michiean, on the United express on the
fshns!'vania railroad. When near Lima.
ono, ne senped to the rear OF the sleep.
ing.cai IN which be was riding. cut his
.nroa.uo'n cor 10 ear, and jumped from
zoe 'ra'n, which was running at high
rae 0, sFeed. lie died almost instantly.
lis WIFE, VINO was on board " the train,
gives no cause Tor the act. The sleeping.
car oilie'al' say that wilt appeared TO be
previously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

o.,s s,s,sv a z7szskc. 1ofk uachsngg1.
lard esslef hut not qiiotsbly lowsv. bo.s
meats dull snd unchanged. Bacon qoies;
shoulder. k1.ss; shorf rib, I'll cleess
sIf5o. Wbtyksy steady ct Sill. eurI
unchanged. fiogs quiet; common e5e
light. classic; packing and bufehssv' -
s5.75. ,r
Ior,syr.Ly. september 30.--Grsin quiet.
Wbest-No. 9 red, 75a7Sc. Corn-N0.
white. Ssc.; mixed. ICc. Osts-No.
mIxed. 2sta29c. Provisions quict. -
rork. af7.50. Buik.meafs- shoulders. 6c..
clear rib, Oic.; clear sides. i0fc. bacon-
shoulder, &C.. clear RIB. 10c.; clear ssoeS,
l1be. sugsr-cured hams, lac. Lafo-
Prime steam, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. September 30.--Flour un.
chsnged. WHEAT opened lower. but closed
I4ailc. above yesterday No. red. caSn.
s0ss0ic.; October, Slas0ic. Corn hixher
and active for cash; cssh. Gia6cc.; OctCe
Der. 49si9ic. Osi. dull and unchanged;
cash. 2jisa5Ic.; October. ajic. wbi,key
steady AZ sl.ii. Provisions easier; only
small job trade.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. September 30.-Flour
in fair demand. Wheat strong; No. 3
Milwaukee. cash and October. I5ie. Corn
scarce and higher: rejected. i5aisc. Osts
unchanged No. 2, 2Ic.; white. 2ste.
Provisions dull; Mess pork, si6 each AM
oe s~e,.. "" sa., ,.'S I'm. dem A.
IIs,tsIc Hog, lover At a. g0aSJ. 80.
CHlCAGo.
CHICAGO. September 30.-Flou steady.
Wheat declined &c.. ruled stronger. and
closed lc. over yesterday; september, ,'.s
TSc.; October. 1sls1Stc. Corn excited;
the greatest interest centred Ia cash and
Sepiember: other futures very quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
r}ase.Bau Yesterday.

lBY telegraph 10 Tue Dlspatch'l
Detroit: Philadelphia, 3; Detroit. l.
Washington: In an exhibition game Of
seven inningS-Cincinnati scored :; Bllti'
more, /.
Philadelphia: In siX.innmg exhibition
game-Athletc, 9; Brooklyn. ..
Trenton: Trenton Club defeated Column
bus, Of the American Association. Score,
to > seven innings.
Chicago; Chicago, II; New York. ,.
Kansas CITY: Kansas City. .; Boston
Unions, 4-eleven innings.
Cleveland Cleveland, 3 Boston. 0.
Milwaukee: Milwaukee, 3; Nationals. o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

into thousand pieces. On the train wers
about seventy workmen going out 70 the
front. and as the train rushed down The In
cline they thought to save themselves BY
Jumping, Unfortunately they alighfed on
rough ground and rocss. and nearly every
one received more or less injury In The way
OF broken arms, legs. and RIBS and severe
bruises. One OF the sufferers, Swede,
was so injured that his leg bad 10 be am
pufafed. and he has since died Out OF the
" hole number who were Gu the train only
five or SIX, who did not attempt to Jump,
escaped from injury. No names are given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
A British steamer suuk.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.


BOsTOS, September 30.-A HALIFAX dis
patch dated yesterday says the British steam
or Fincbley struck and went down or
Isaac's Ilarbor Yesterday morning. The
steamer is a total wreck, having struck on
the middle ledge Of the southeast breaker
of the county haTbor, and sunk in ten
fathoms Of water. The captain and crew
are at Isaac's llarbor. The Finchley was
from COosaw, :. C., with phosphate rock,
bound TO the United Kingdom, ana was 10
call at sydney for bunker coal. She IVES
owhed by Edmuna II. Watts, OF Sunder-
Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
The London Times on American Poll.
nv cable 10 the Dispatch.I

[Rv cable e. the Dispatch.1
LONDON, September 3O.-The Times, in a
leader thIs morning, says: IL l. ilkrly
that the Republicans are still inanumerieal
majority in America. though ii appears
that Democratic Government is impend-
ing through the action of the Republicans
who are dissatisfied with the admlnisira-
ton Withdrawing from politics or tempo
rarily joining the Demo rails. Reform IN
the Republican party would reclaim the dis
satisfied element.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Governor Cleveland Going 10 Buffalo.

10y telegraph % The DlsDaicb.J
ALBANY, y. T., September 30.-Goyernor
Cleveland was busy to-day IN finishing up
his work preparatory TO his trip TO Buffalo
on Thursday. He goes on the fast train,
which leaves here at IL O'Clock. arriving
in Buffalo Ut $40 p. NJ. The train makes
but three stops Utica. Syracuse, and
Rochester. At Governor Cleveland's home
citizens will uoite In receiving him, IRE.
spectlye OF party. IL will take the form OF
an exhibition Of local pride, and IL Is be-
lleyed the demonstration will be a very
imposing one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, September 30.-Cotton quiet;
sales, 1863 bales; uplands, 10sc., Orleans,
lG3c.; consolidated net receipts, 30.l2J
bates; exports TO the Continent, 6.09i bales.
Flour Southern firm. Wheat-Sp0t !lsc.
lower, closing iirmer; ungraded red, Ola
9oc.; No. . red, SS4aSSic.; october. sIla
Sstc. Corn-spot ialc. lower ungraded,
j5s6Cc.; No. =, september and October, 59ta
59lc. Oats taac. lower, closing iirmer: No.
>. 3la3lIc. Hops duh. Co,fee-Spot fair;
Rio steady al Sl0.2J; No. Rio. spot, sS is:
october, SS.jJASS.60. Sugar dull aud nomi-
nal: fair TO good refining, ! lGai lj.lg3.;
refined dull and easy; e. 4ia5c. extra c,
5iajlc.; white extra {, 5Aa5ie.; yellow, ga
De-: mould A. 6 l-l6aGAc. +; confectionery
A, Gle; powdered. 9-l6a6ic. MolasSes
unchanged. Rice steady. Cotton seed oil.
3js56c. for crude. SJs46O. for refined
Rosn dull. Turpentine dull. Hides quiet
and held firm. Wool very steady. Pork
more active and tirm-mess, eli. Middles
nominal; long clear, Sic. Lard opeaed 81
l0c. lower, but afterwards recovered the
decline; October, sI.5Oas7.54; November.
S7.35as,.i0. Freights tirm.
BALTIMORE.
BALfiaORE, september 3D.-Fl0ur STEADY
and moderately active. Wheat-Southern
flrmer; western easier with fair demand I;
southern red, sTs90c. amber, 9la96c. {;
No. l Maryland, 90a904e.; No. 2 western
winter red, spot, S4iaSilc. Corn->outh-
ern nominal; western entirely nominal
southern white, 60a70c.; yellow, 6iaGSc.
Oats lower and quiet; southern and Penn
sylvania, 3ia36c. western white. 3ta3S4c.
mixed. 32a33c. Provisions steady and
dull. whIskey steady at sl.iSaSl.l9. Other
articles unchanged. Frieghts dull.
CINCINNATI.
CHCsSNArI. September Colour un.
changed. Wheat strong; No. 3 red. so
Sole. Corn quiet; No. 8 mixed, cstaSsie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Failed TO Compromise.

10y IEIgTHVl u ITIV UIfVdIVI'I
BOSTON, September 30.-The efforts to
compromise the affairs OF r. 1haw Il Broth
ers. the insoiycnt tanners and leather deal
ers, having failed, Trustee Wyman offers
the entiie property for sale. This will put
upon the market probably the greatest area
Of real estate offered for sale in this part OF
the country since the colonial days. The
property includes 10000 acres Of timber
land in New England. and tanneries and
other property in Maine. New York, the
province Of Quebec, and New Brunswick,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Congregational Nominations.

IHy Telegraph 70 Ine DIspatch.I
WASHINGTON. September 30.-Democrats,
second Massachusetts,, John Quincy Adams;
Republicans, Fifth Massachusetts, +. Il.
Hayden; Republicans, Eighteenth New
York. Harry G.. Burleigh; Democrats, Six
teenlh Pennsylvania, Walter Sherwood.
Democrats Fourth New Jersey, eX-State
Senator Nelson Pidcock.
Republicans Seventeenth New York
LamNs O.. Lind.lc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

IBy hitfrarh to The bispstcb.J
YoxKERs. N. r., September 3o.-A!i The
Mcrosinl family are occupying the home
except Mrs. Schelling. The statement that
abe was there yesterday afternoon Is an
error. The furniture remains undisturbed
In The house. The statement Is that thew
have returned TO pack up. but there are
good grounds for believing that they have
returned TO STAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
ALLENTOWN'S FIREBUGS.
The civ Greatly Excited ond Public alret,
;nq of Citizens Held.


An Allentown special SAYS: Jack Me-
0ulre. John Reinhard. and james Mckee
(all young men under thirty years u age
and residents OF this city, are under ar
rest and in Jail on suspicion OF being con-
cerned in the burning Of several barns AMI
stables. and the attempted burning Of other
buildings. The evidence against them
Is accommodating, and it is believed
enough can be gathered 10 fasten the
crime on them. One OF their associates
escaped when the others were arrested
last night, but the police hope u run
him down before morning. That all
OF the gang have not been arrested was
made evident shortly before noon to-day.
when a stable belonging TO the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company. near the
Lehigh and Susquenhanna depot, was
found to be on IRE. Three boy. fishing
in the river saw the flames and succeeded
in cXtinGulshing them. There we're three
mules in the stable, and the miscrtants,
before APPLYING the match, knot I'd up the
straps OF the haller'. and tied The animals
30 close to the fccdng-trOughs that they
could scarcely move. \ pile OF straw near
one OF the mules was then SCI on fire, and
before the flames were noticed aud eXtn-
gui>hcd the poor brute was badly scQrched.
The loss by The hre on Saturday night
aggregates $1,000. Yesterday there were
two fires and two attempts made 10 fire
buildings. \ section OF the town quite re-
mote from the other fire was chosen by the
inccndiarieS. Since Saturday night the
city has been greatly excited and the feel
ing against the incendiaries is intense.
" hen the arrests were made last night an
immense crowd followed the prisoners 10
Jail. Several OF the Insurance agents con-
template canceling policies on property
here, because they think the protec-
ton not ample. The matter has assumed
so serious An aspect that the Mayor called 4
meeting OF citizens tonight to devise
means to apprehend the guilty ones. 1t
was decided TO offer a reward sufficiently
large to make it an inducement to call forth
the best efforts Of police and citizens.
Tonight eighteen fire police patrolled
the streets and alleys OF the city and there
will be no relaxation Of precautionary
efforts until there is reason to believe the
vlnQ f. broken I'D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Iynching I'm Misstssippi.

I
NATCHEz, Miss, September 30.-Bill
Smith (colored) assaulted a colored girl in
Franklin county, and a magistrate Of Wash
nztOn, Miss, went out and arrested him.
Tie magistrate started with his prisoner
for thi, city. but when within ten miles OF
here was oveTpOwered bv party OF men,
who took Smith and hanged him to tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
bishop Gtim0ur Explains.

10y ItItRFHpn 70 TIC DIsIdIUH'T
CLEVELAND, o., September 30.-Bishop
Gimour prints card. In which he insists
that Editor Cowles denied his daughter
freedom OF conscience in the exercise OF
her religion. and declares that while with.
drawing the charge OF inhuman and brutal
treatment be T, atirms taat freedom OF con-
science was denied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Picked Up at Sea.

''j ''''-' 'I'' w ~ 80 F'~"I
CHARLESTON. ;. C., September S0-The
schooner James II. Gordon, which arrived
here to-day from Baltimore. picked up all
the crew OF the brig o. Il. Stellman. which
fOundercd on the oath instant. They were
rescued thirty-five miles southwest Of Fry
iug Pan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Failure in Vienna.
icy cable to the Dispa,ch.l

Ey chhle 10 inc Dlspatcn'l
VIENNA, September 30.--The attempt OF
the sugar firm OF K. Weinrlch to privately
arrange their financial difficulties was Il
failure. and the firm has been formally an
nounced as bankrupt. Several other Bo-
hemian and Morayian sugar.workers are
stated to be in equally a. desperate con-
lifiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Higher Medical Education.

On the opening OF the thirty-Seventh
term Of the Hahnemann Homeopathic Me-
deal College Monday. Professor Guise
said: Two years ago attendance upon two
sessions OF five months each entitled a
student to come up for final examination
Now the term Is six months, and the faculty,
which already strongly urges an attendance
OF three such terms, will shortly. when
certain legal difficulties are removed, make
such attendance requisite to graduation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
North CAROLINA.
The Raleigh ptiOu of Sena.
tor iiaWiey.
Especial telegram to TIE Dispatch,

Especial telegram 10 TIE HspatchI
RALEIGH, y. C., September 30.-All day
troops and people have poured into the
city. Many thousands are here. TIE pre-
parations for the State Exposition are COM
plete. and Success assured beyond all eX-
pectationS. Senator Joseph r. Hawley wa,
met at Weldon today by a special car con-
tanning the committee. representing Cover
nor Jarvis, the State Exposition. the
city and citizens OF Raleigh. He
was we'll received on the route.
Tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock he will
be rendered q reception by Governor Jarvis
a: the Executive Office. At 10 O'Clock h.
will be escorted to the grounds by the en-.
tire force OF state troops. At noon ne VIII
be introduced by Governor Jarvis and VIII
speak. Al 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
Govern Jarvis and senator IIawlev viii
review the entire State guard al the Expo
sitlon grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
nuch Suffering in spain.

by cable 20 the DisIntch.J
MADRID. September 30.-Hcavy rains ana
floods and the maintenance OF cholera cor
dons and lazarettOs are paralyzlns trade
trade throughout Spain. The working
classes are suffering greatly, and il l. eN-
pected that their Gistres, will increase du-
ring the coming winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
mysterious murder In Alabama.

TOY NIVEfNpH 10 IIIC T7IsT'a7VH'I
CHATTANOOGA, September 30.-A special
dispatch TO the Times says: :" Patrick Man
mis-, q botel-keeper at Courtiand, Ala. was
mysteriously murdered by mob. There
is no clue 10 the perpetrators OF the deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Scmscneed 10 Death.

lIIy telegraph u the Dispatch'I
ALFRED. MR. September 30.-Nary r..
Barrows and Oscar y. Blainey were to-day
sentenced 10 be- banged on the third Friday
IN December. 1854. for the murdero oil fhom-
as Barrows, the woman's husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON. October lib A. NJ
For the South Atlantic states, generally
fair weather, variable winds, stationary
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cooler
fair weather.. variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
An Ascending Emhexzicr.

10y Telegraph 10 the DlsDAlch''
LINCOLN, NEB., september 0.-BeDlaihlh
L. Cobb, prominent young man in bu'l'
ness circles. has disappeared from here.
Embezzlement OF $4,000 and other crimes
are charged against him. There is no clae
to his Whereabouts. lie leaves young
wife behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.J
QUEBEC, September 30.-About o'clock
this morning fire broke out in the village
OF Louisville, situated about fifty miles
from Montreal. At . A. ii. over twenty
houses had been destroyed. and the fre
was sill raging. Assistance has been tele.
grabbed Tor to Three Rivers. The strong
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va, September 30, 1884.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. $50 bushels. Mixed. L.
SOP bushels. Red, 1880 bushels. Total,
G,0S2 bushels.
CoRN.-White, l.joS bushels. Mixed,
l,l00 bushels.
OATS.-S0O bushels.
RYE.-34 bushels.
MEAL.-240 bushels.
PEAs.-22 bushels.
ORCHARD GRASS sRED.-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whitc. 2lG bushels common to
very good at 81 TO 93c. Mixed, l,lSS BUSH
els on private terms: l,i6i bushel, at 90 10
94c. Red, $50 bushel, fair 20 very good
Longberry st So TO 92c.; l,l62 bushels
common TO prime Shortberry AZ Is 10 Sic.
RYE.-3i bushels very good al Csc.
MEAL.-20 bushels ut 1jc.