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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
THE GOoD TEMPLES.
snnua, Meeting OF the Grand Loaae-First
Day-.s;e ports.
ESPECIAL telegram 10 the insi stcii. {


fsDeeiai telegram 10 the nisi atch.
UlRRIsosBuRc. VA, November -. 1885.
The seTeniceHlh annual session OF tne
Grand Lodge Of Good Tcmplars OF tue
state was commenced In this city tonight.
and was opened in the Grand Lodge degree
by ". A. Ruclcr, &. w. G. T.. with g..
~. Hawxhurst. G.. w. :. present.
A large number OF Representatives were
admitted 10 The Grand Lodge degree.
The rcp0rts of lbr Grand Worthy ChicI
TemlIsr, Grand Worthy Secretary, aud
Central superintendent Juvenile Ten.
plars we're read. frequently aPpauded, and
appropriately referred.
From The report OF the Grand Worthy
Score. arg extract the following ~ cover
ing The chef points OF Interest To the pub
lie:
..Our order has made considerable pro-
pres, during the year. and stands to-day
better numerically and better financially.
Commencing the year without funds-in
fact, in debt. Tor the first time-we. By
stiict economy, were enabled To soon
emerge from the clouds which temporarily
lowered over U.s.. and have not only been
enabled 10 discharge all indebtedness, but
20 promptly meet eli obligations aS they
were incurred during the year. and pre-
sen, 10 YOU to-day not only clean sheet,
ajl Liabilities met. but 4 comfortable BAL
Snce in the treasury to commence the year
with.
Al the last session il was patent 10
many that more frndS would be nee ied TO
prosecute the work vigorously the coming
year. but The Representatives present
deemed IL unwisc 1T that time TO Increase
The per cGpita, and adopted a resolution
assIing The lodges to voluntarily increase
The pee CGpfa TO l24 cent. Fifty-slX
lodges promptly voted 10 pay ~ cents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
work of the scxitopsrcss.


WASHINGTON. November 2j.-The llou,c
Committee on Appropriations met to-day az
the Capitol To map oui their work iot the
next session of Congress. Chairman Ram
dali and Mc.,r>. Elli-. Townshend, Follett.
and RYAN were present, ana MeS>rs. kei
fer. Holman. and FOrncy were represented
pv Others. The estimates for six Of the
annual biil>-namey. po>i-oitce. Indian.
consular and diplomatic. army. navy. aud
military acJdemy-werr placed Ia the hands
~ subcommittee. and II l. expected mat
one or more oi these measures will be IN
readiness Tor consideration 10y the whole
committee when the session begins next
Monday.
The subdivision, Of the committees a.
agreed upon to-day are Is follows On the
legislative. executive, and Judicial bill,
Me>sr,. Holman, Hancock. and Cannon:
,undrv civil bill, Me>srs. Randall, Forney,
and RYAN; army, Me>,rs. Forney, Town,
,bend. and kcilcr navy, MessrS. Hutch
lns, Randall, and Long; post-oiiiee. Me,srS.
Townshend. Holman, and iIorr; Indian,
MessrS. Ellis. Holman, and Ryan, cOnsu-
lar and diplomatic, Mcssr>. Burncs. Town
shend. and Washburn; military academy.
Messrs. Koifer, Forney. and Ellis; District
OF tOiutlinId. lnt>rlNs tiN'''Ah't
and Cannon; deficiency. MeSsrs. Randall.
Burnes, and Long: Notifications, Mc>srs.
lIorr, Ellis. and Hancock.
Mr.. Randall viii have a conference wlth
the Secretary OF the Navy Tomorrow on
the subject Of the navy appropriations for
The final six months Of the current fiscal
year. ending june 30, 1885. |, il thought
probable that last wears appropriations
will b. continued for that period, u was
done at the last session for the six months
from July LIST, and that the question OF
making ~ appropriation for the proposed
new cruisers. on which the two Houses
came to a deadlock last session, will he leit
for the next Congress. MIR. Randall, how
ever. would not express an opinion on this
subject or aS TO any part OF tue policy oithe
committee. rcmarking simply that he did
not vet know what would bc done.
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The ..soutnwest scourgc.
lspcc,a, lelcgr,m to tie nsra,r, !


INNCHBuRG. November -. 1891.
Tisr following is from q we!l-known
preacher IN Southwest Virginia, and i en-
iItlcd 10 full respect:
The latest adyiccs concerning the cpl
domic in Wise. Lee, Dickinson. ana
buchanan counties are heartrendlng. On
Guests river. in Wise county. within "a
dius Of four miles, there are 80 eases Of dis
case. In one instance a father, mother, and
six children died. Many persons die Tor
wan, OF attention. Business Is sus-
pended. all being concerned with The sick
ard dying. Six persons were buried in
one graveyard in one day. The disease Is
assuming milder form in some localities.
Not less than Ia Of the best citizens OF
Wise county alone have died. During the
last few days the disease has made lis APP
pcarance in Ice county, and several deaths
have occurred. More worthy people never
called more loudly for relief than these.
They need nurses. medicines, and COM
miltee OF intelligent physicians to diagnose
the disease aud stop It, horrible march.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
MURDERED IN THE STREETS.
Wilbur a. HOLLAND. OF Petersburg. stabbed
by a Nesre and Killed.
lspce,al TELEGRAM TO The Dispatch

Especial telegram 90 the Dspateh.I
PETsEBuRu. VA. November p. 1854.
A sad incident OF the general rejoicing
here tonight wa, the murder Of Wilbur
II. Holland. worthy young white man,
seed twenty.three years, 10y y negro, sup
posed TO be Eugene 81. Glenn, aged nine
teen.
Rotwecu and O'Clock, while the torch
light procession was turning into Sycamore
street from Bollingbrook. 4 difficulty oc-
Cured at that point between Raymond
owen. friend OF Holland, and Clean. iIol-
laud attempted TO separate them and was
Stabbed TO The heart With pockei-knifc by
Glenn. Holland WIS taken into neigh
boring house and died in q fey moments.
A wound fully an inch long was found in
the left breast between the sixth and sew
enfh 1hs. The doctors declared that the
heart had been cut.
An inqircst viii be held tomorrow.
Glenn was arrested soon afterwards at
his home and was quietly taken to jail. He
was heard 10 say tba; be stabbed Holland.
when the affair became known, a great
dead OF indignation was EXPRESSED. Hoi-
land was well-snown IN Richmond, where
be- visited frequently.
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scoring Lord . h,er-Jns,,ee co,eriagc.

TUY clDIe Z" NO IHoVhTVHsI
LoxDON, November 20 The World, Mr..
Edmund Yates's paper, makes a severe at
tack on Lord Chicf-.Justice Colendge IN
coDneetion With the recent litigation. II
saws: The only motherless daughter OF
am upright and eloquent Judge, to whose
lips the hottest sentiment, spring from u
guileless and ehiyairous heart. was on
board wages nj her fathers bouse, on the
same footing a. a scuiery weueh." The
World tells distressing tale Of Dirsimony,
meanness. and cruelty in the judges house.
hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Mixed Election Retsrns.

Nv lNrgTaUU 20 M UIsVaI'I'I
INbIANAPoIIs. November 2j.-A recount
81 the vote for the Office OF county treasurer
and county commissioner at the late cleo
ton having been demanded by the defeated
Republican candidate, the commissioners
met to-day to begin work. They found. on
entering the room IN the courthouse, where
the ballots are kept. that The boxes OF three
precincts had been carried OH and the bal
lots In Others had been cmptied on the
floor and 20 mixed up with the ballots oil
1882 US 10 make it almost impossible to sep
arate them. THIS will probably defeat the
Efforts Of the unsuccessful candidates 20
secure the offices. The maioritit' Of tue
present successful candidates were less
than i.ffN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Election Dispute IN Chicago.

iBy Telegraph 20 Inc Di-I1tchI
CHICAGO. November 2J.-ln the Leman-
Brand election contests, after protfacted
argument in the Federal Court to-day,
judge Blodgett ruled that The ballots must
be produced before the grand jury TO be
examined. The ballots. however. are TO he
canyassed solely with view to ascertain
whether they have been tainpered with IN
connection with the vote for congressman
so that the investigation is not expected 70
have any bearing on the Lem9n- Brand sen-
atorial fight except in a general way. Tue
canvass began al : O'Clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
virginia News Notes.

A Mr.. smith. OF New Market. Shcnan-
doah county. attempted suicide lat week
hy shooting himself.
Blaine was hung in cfiigy in Black,hurg
one night las, week. The figure was found
dsnglng 10 the top OF a ilay-pole IN The
centre OF the town.
The Beethoven Musical Association. OF
panyille. which il III organization after tue
order Of The Richmond Mozart, = in a
fouri,hmg condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26

~ -. [-t $1,000 - - U1I ~ ~ I'll
seIuk. Eoven6ef - - anaual
se1e9 g Aftcmey 1enesxl DFews1ee VA
ssrJ.sssu se-asy. Iic feueWs bis recou's
ueuost'on IN fcrmer reports that thc fee
sy-icn, 81 payment Of United States mar
snss oe abolished and salary system sub
nus'uca. Win reference 10 the chief ssi'
Per,scrs o. elections be says:
Inc s'sfutcs that create chief snpcvyk
fors o. elections and define their duties
sna TX their compensation d, not place
heip unner The control of any depar mcnt
~ IN. roiefnment For years the APP
pinysi OF Their accounts and the disbnrsr-
meot OF ihe appropriations for their paw.
ment nave deyoived upon the Attorney
ccpcIa' Under the authority thus thrust
upon tbFn my predecessors have examined
thc accounts OF these officers. and cx-
posed ana checked many unnecessary
expenses, and have also hsd occasion to
make large reductions white investigating
tht se accounts. The reductions have been
made ID insiSnces where the services ap-
pcHred 10 be merely constructive aod their
Payment ihiiidicious. The bead Of some
department ought 20 have the duty assign
ca 70 MN 10 regulate these matters ard sys-
temizc Tue work 81 chief supervisors. "A.
ltNr't wv Va" Not SHOW n rtinNlcut ~
gard Tor the public interests and proper
execution OF the law 10 enii.le them {, in
terprct u according 10 their own wishes in
the matter OF their compensation. They
are too easily led into ingenious devices for
creating large bills. The department 10
which this duty is assigned must DC Gun
powered TO feyiew their whole pro-
ccedings aud adjust their claims upon
scale suited 10 the locality aud
density Of the population and the emergency
Of The occasion. II is suggested that all
accounts Of the chief supervisors should
be taxed in open court under the inspec.
ton and examination OF the District
Attorney or his sworn assistants. aud that
they must then be forwarded 20 the proper
department for further examination aud
reduction II deemed advisable and ne
cossarY. These laws are Of the highest i'm
pOiiaBce 10 The general welfare. aud their
proper execution y a matter OF prime
necessity. Their abuse. on the other hand.
is great public wrong o. BE- guarded
AGAINST by aDOropriRtr legislation,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
The PIessry Council.

ify Telegraph u inc blsp"th'J
BALTIMORE. November 2j.- The regular
daily secret session OF The Pienary Council
was bcid to-day. with full attendance oil
members. The reports Of the committees
are now nearly all 10, and the remainder oI
the time appointed for lhe sitting OF Tue
Council viii be occupied IN discussion OF
the DEGREES. As business draws towards
MS close there is even greater reticence on
The part OF the member.
A meeting OF the bishops and thcolo-
gins was held this afternoon ii the Cathe-
drai. which did not adjourn until tate
hour. Tonight Bishop keanc. OF Rich
mond. preached al the Cathedral on
" Catholic sociciies.r
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China md E'rancc.

ivy caD.c 20 tle iiroh'h.l
L0NDGH. November ga dispatch from
shanghai 10 the Times says The action
OF the French has driven China to reopen
The Tonquin question. and il is asserted
that she will ask Tor English mediation.
The secretaries Of Prince Iii assert that
they saw C0ptqin Fourier. who negotiated
the Tien-T,in treaty for France. make
ensures in the treaty"
A Pckin correspondent Of the Times
tclcgraphs That the British Minister TO
China Is inactive. and that the breach is
widening between China aud France.
TsiIne Iii lamen j. calmly confident Of
China's powers. and aas decided TO reject
Captain Fournier's May convention a. a
basis for negotiations. II VIII REOPEN The
whole question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26

Nv rHDr 10 THr DIsIuItH'T
BEELIN. November 2.I.-Thc North Ger-
man GdzCite says: -. The Duke OF Cum
berland will continue 10 BE- determined
adversary to the Emperor and the empire,
in view OF his intimate relations with the
party OF the centre. The Government emu
not consent to make Brunswick the head
quarters OF Guelph policy. or sacrifice the
peace Of foriy-tvc million people to the par
iicular interest OF any house, ancient or
hi.fnglIi. hrl -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
LOSS of Time.
10, telegraph to the Irspa,cl

I,osTON, November 2j.--The American
Watch Company, OF Waltham. commenced
Yesterday TO reduce its force. Nearly 200
of it, employees received notice during the
day that their services would not BE- re-
qnrrd after December 9Th. and ii i cN-
pectcd that 10 many more will br similarly
notified to-day. Ii is possible that the en-
tire reduction OF the force will aggregate
GAO or -tO men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Seenes af Massacre.

A Paris special saws A dispatch rom
Massowah to the Republiqee fraReoiss
describes the district which the English
Admiral Hewitt eedcd TO King Johr OF
Abyssinia rs scere OF pillage, fire. and
massacre. The tribes throughout the
Bagos province have reyolted and de-
stroyed the tobacco plantations. owned oy
the merchants Of Massowah. and have
plundered the caravans coming 10 hefen.
The foreign traders in Massowah nave oeeh
ruined. and are uniting IN petition 10
their respective Goyernmentsio Insist upon
their indemniGcaticn by the English "oV-
ernment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Not EMMY a. Supposed.

VIENNA. November 2j.-1he iron safe IN
the late Duke OF Brunswick Is villa, at llcit-
ling. which was bcqueathed 10 the Duke OF
Cumberland. was supposed TO be empty.
Investigation. however. has revealed the
fact thar so far from beng empty, II con
tanned coin and paper money to the value
IL --ilN nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
NORFOLK REJOiCES.
Tremendous Cleveland and Bcn6?icks De-
mousiratios-Public speaking.
N0nFoLK. Noycmber 81, 81.

Ispcc,si telegram Ia the pispath.l
NORFOLK, November %, 1881.
The celebration here tonight in honor Of
the Cleveland aud Hendricks victory was
OF the most imposing and enthusiastic
character. and probably one OF the largest
street demonstrations that ever took place
in Norfolk. Democratic delegations from
AL the counties OF The district took part.
Several thousand Democrats took part in
the torch-light parade and trades display,
and the several divisions were headed by
brass bands from the United States Sol
diers' Home at Hampton. Elizabeth City,
Moth Carolina. Norfolk, and Portsmouth,
respectively. The ward clubs were all IN
uniform, aud the BelYa Lockwood brigade
turned out nearly hundred men in Mother
Hubbard dresses aud Chinese parasols. The
mounted men in liuc numbered nearly 800.
and constituted splendid feature. The
transparencies were Dlany and OF huge di-
menSiOns. with witty and striking inScrip'
lions. aud The Democratic rooster was
every where displayed, an immense one
made Of hay and feathers being drawn by
four horses.
Allalong the line OF march the streets were
denseiy blocked with spectators. and IN
every direction the atty was most bcauti-
fully decorated with flags and bunting,
and Illuminated with candle, and Chinese
lanterns. Various houses in Berkeley.
Brambleion. aud Atlantic City were also
attract;vcly illuminated.
AT The conclusion OF the parade there
was public speaking by Hon. John Goode,
Colonel l.. ID. StarAe, and Others. Ports
mouth celebrates on Thanksgiving might.
1t was noticeable that no blue jackets
were ASHORE. Commodore W. h. Mayo.
commanding the station, having issued an
order TO-DAY prohibiting any enlisted men
having liberty tonight There are five
waT-ships in the harior, with over 700 men
on board
ACCIDENTAL. FIRE.
During the celebration the residence oi
Major Il. II. Baker. on BOush street,
caught hre from the candles used in illu-
lninating the premises, and property was
damaged To- the extent OF about $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
yEeaxers AT Work.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspa'chl
TAUNTON. Mass, November 2J.-The
wcayerS IL the Whiltcnton Mills went la
work this morning on the promise Oh the
managers that improvements would BE-
made enabling them to do more work than
before mot 4 restoration Of the 10 per
cent. reduction, A. crrOncOusly reported
yesterday. Some OF the Younger hands be-
came dissatisfied and started ont again ut
noon against the TemQnstiance OF the older
hands. but when one came out all hands
Joined them. At l.. VI. they had a meet
ing TO decide what course 10 take. The
sentiment OF the meeting WAS that The mana
gers are doing all tncy can TO assist their
h1ulS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
STRIKERS Resume Work.

10y ttIcgtapN % me Ui.pnIrhI
BOsToN. November 2j.-The weaver, in
The WhittcniOn mills st Taunton. Mass.
who struck yesterday on account Oi 10
per cent. reduction Of their wages, RETURN
Cd TO woik to-day at the reduction. The
statement tclegraphed yesterday that the
mill company had conceded To the deminds
Of the strikers was an error. 1t was the
.tnkeTs who weakened.
The Harris Woollcn Compauy's mill at
WoonS0cket commenced rlnning0n three
quarters time Yesterday.
The North Beilingham and Carvyile
Mass woollcn mills will 20 on thrcc-qIlar-
trl.iimc on December lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
uEALTH Il WEALTH.
pr. r. e. VESTS
rn,r. ANp nnAlx.rrsArusx,.

ssusrsnt.esi specific tor iiystsria. Dunresz. Gun.
vulSlons. tlts, >erNosrf Neuralgia. sete, Sxss-
os,e rrnstratioa CAUSED By the use OF alcohol %
las OF fhe traia tresaistny in ln<sniLy AID iesS.ns
10 misery. csesy. aud dsathh P,efsa turs Old Ags
los oI f~er IN ETHER caused BY osrr-e xe<-
contains one nsoaih's Ecatnenti 81 h~sx. o. IN
boxes fos -, sss BY shsii. brensssb on veceip ~
suy ease. Win each order moved bv Ne To- u
bcAes. accom- panied with 81. se will scAd Ne ~.
rhassE our written guarantee 10 refund the ue,nov
e93 vSss aiAaiss4 ssEee8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Fatal Accident.

lBy telegraph 10 The D'spaiehl
ASHLAND, Mass, November 2j.-lne
premature discharge Of a cannon a, ~,
Democratic celebration last night injured
Albert Bell 50 severely that he died 'o-"h!'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
TIE taunibaI Case 90 he Heard oH Az.
npPI
nv cable 10 The Disnicb.

NV cabIr % The W~uIrb.T
LONnoN. November 2j.--The case Of Cap
tain Dudley and mate, OF the wrecked
Yacht Mienonnette. who were tried for
murder November 9Th, for having killed
the boy Parker 10 keep themselves alive.
and against whom a verdict in accordance
with the facts was found, rill he heard on
appeal by Lord Chiei-lustIce Coleridge and
three other judges December iih. Tm
question rs TO whether a murder was COM
mitted will then be- determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Suicide Of y Iynchburscr.

ISpocial iccgram % Iht Dl'ImI0N'T
LYNCHmEG, VA. November -, 1881.
Henry Wcillnd, \ German barber and a
man OF some property. committed suicide
tonight by cutting hi, throat with a razor.
lie severed the ingular vein ana all Of the
muscles and arteries on the left side oil hi,
throat. Mental depression over imaginary
failure OF his health i, the only .cNp'ann-
ton Of the rash act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Death O. weI.Known Architect.

!Iiv Telegraph % tiie DisNafcN.i
New ORLEANS, November 25.-llenry
Howard. the well-known architect. died
here to- day of paralysis; aged sixty-eight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
wore Wills SHIFTING Down.

lBy telegraph To the Displt'hl
CINCINNATI. November 2J.-NcXt >aluI-
DAY the Paramount WOollcn mills in TINS
city will shut down for an indefinite pc
Rod. Thi, j. said 10 be- in accOrdance with
an arrangement 10y all the woollen mills
west oi the Allcghanies. cntcrcd INTO by
reason q ovcr-production and dizziness IN
trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
II Ne n gfgamisf?

Thy lcIerraph On tIic DiSphch.I
NV Yoy, November Civilian w.
Housh,op, OF Mobile. has been ordered by
the court here TO show cause why divorce
which he alleges he obtained from his wife
In 1866 should not lie set aside on the
Ground Of false swearing. lie has since
married A lady in Mobile,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
fuceHa.ary Fire.

INV NFVLTHpI % I'' Uf'INtE"'I
SAVANNAH. Ga, November -. The
residence of Colonel Edward Birdat Gui-
ton, thirty miles from savannah. Was
biTnct This morning by incendiaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26

iBy telegraph 90 HE b'rpttrhi
READING. Penn. NOYembcr 2J.-Ihe
Jollnr-milI at Blandon. this county. sus-
pcnded operation, to-day for want OF or
ders, throwing $50 men our Of employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
GANED HER LlFE"


D.. J. gladssff. Dear sir,-i have taken sr'-
,,al bottle. - your Female KeguistOr for diseases
Of sixteen Year, Standing, aud l EEALLf BEL'svs
EAMcrRED kNTmsLY. for which please accent
nv heartfelt thanks and most profound sT1'iinsr.
know your medicine sayrd nv life. ~ yDu ee
cannot speak ioo highly Ia ~ favor. lave
recommended II 10 several Of my fgieads who sre.
surerilg a, vas.
Yool. Ncry respectfully,
Mrs ". b. sTEGBISs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Eiorcrs Sentenced.

PAEls. November a. Thirty rioter-.
who were arrested Sunday FOR singing the
Marscillaisc and CarmOsmc after leaving i
mass. meeting at Sale Lewis. we're to-day
tried and convicted. and received sentences
VARYING from one week to four months i'm
pri.oumpuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Eirih nrncnIocrats.

fConr.pondcnce of the Richmond Di-paich.i
I.IBERTI. Va. November ~. 1884.
Mr.. .Iobn @. Hatcher wife. living near
ThaNton'>. Bedford county. one day last
week gave birth 10 three fine boys. all
doing well. The parents have named them
Cleveland. Hendricks. and john W. Daniel
respectively. 'Eali Tor Bedford.
!. +. W. d IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
10y telegraph n the Dispa;ch.y

Toy fFftffTr " VIC UI'st'HsI
NEW YORK. November 2J.--The supreme
Court to-day decided that Becky Jones. the
witness who is imprisoned in Ludlow.
Street Jail for refusing 70 answer questions
put to her IN the ilsmmersley-wili contest,
cannot be released from prison on = GER
fiu0si. The court holds that the commit
ment was not void or Illegal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
Ex.Goxcrnor Hendricks.

{ BY telegraph 20 The Dispaich'I
NEW YORK, November -. Hon. Thomas
4. Hendricks remained in NewJrk. \. J::'
last night. after having delivered his speech
in that city. lie came to Jersey CITY this
morning, where be was Joined by hi "iie'
and The couple departed for their home t'4
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-26
little Republican victory


Nv IliT-TaIli
DOVER. \. H.. November 2j.-The cl.N
election is very quiet, and 4 light vote II
being politd. Richard n. Ros>. Hepubh-
can. for mayor. Will have about 80 ma
joriiy. and both branches OF the City Couh-
ell will zoe Republican.