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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
No water for Eleven Days.

The shipwrecked crew OF the BRUSH
bark Beneiactress were adriit IN al open
boat, supporting lie on some bits OF dry
bread and a few apples. THIS was slim
fare. and reduced them to a state OF great
ieoblcB,ss. But Browns Iron Btteh
lrings cnieeblcd folks up rapidly. even
from such depths ~ this. II enriches tue
blood. tones the system. and gives bealthiul
strength. Mr.. William Hardee, Of Ennis
Texas, writes that be had dyspepsia In ia'
worst form, but was restored by Browns
Iron BitteTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Tho Democratic 1attonai Committee

IIV Telegraph W tllt l'l'tbAs'i''i
NEW YORK, August 1.-Ihc EXecutl'e
Cou'mitier of the Democratic National
committee was in session again to-day at
tic Fifth.Avenuc Hotel. Chairman Bar
MN wa. present, IS were senator's Jonas,
German. and Ramon, cX.Congrcssmin
NiI,s Ross. 81 New Jcr,cy; Congressman
Harbour. OF Virginia; Commissioner Her
iert q. Tbcmpson. and Treasurer y. j..
Csnd,. The selection Of headquarters WAS
the most important business Of the meet
inv. This was established at No. II west
Tweniy-fourth street, nearly opposite the
Fiftb-Avtnuc Hotel, and In rear OF the
Holman House The following advisory
camraign committee to the Executive
committee was appointed Senators Cor
man. Ransom. and Jonas, J. :. Barbour:
HorLert o. Thompson, \. II. Browne OF
Indiana, and Miles Ross, Of New Jersey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Cholera Notes.


MARSFuIEs, August There were
eleven deaths from cholera here lat night
and two at Toulon. Fugitlyes are return.
Ing TO their homes i'm increased numbers:
The city Is becoming more animated. ana
Shous that had been closed are re0pcning.
Between Q O'Clock and noon today ave
deaths from cholera occurred.
TOULoN, August 1.-Only two deaths
from cholera occurred here to-day. Thirty
three eases are now being treated in Bon
R.ncontre Hospital and nincty-three in
Saint Msndrior Hospital. The Legion oil
Honor gave 4 festival and display OF tire
works in honor Of the mayor. and the peo'
pie are indignant over the matter. They
consider It IN unbecoming diSplsy at this
time Of misery.
Another death from cholera has occurred
AZ Mprtfnrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
WAR IMMINENT.
China Refuses TO Paw the Indemnify FAME
Among Foreigners.


GBy cable to the Dispateh.l
LoSDoS, August 1.-THE Times has dis
patch from Foo Chow dated July 3lst,
which says China has refused to pay the in
demnity demanded by France. fhe time
granted To China by France to decide upon
the matter has been prolonged beyond the
lSt OF August. A secret edict has been is
sued ordering the Chinese not TO modest
foreigners. French civilians and manda-
ms however, assert that the lives OF for
eignef' are not safe. The English flagship
Is landing sailors 10 act in defence OF the
Foreigners In Foo Chow. The China mer-
chants fleet has been sold to an American
1Im for 100000 tales, nearly s1.3O0,000.
war. TO all appearance. is imminent.
dispatch from Foo Chow OF this date
state, th5t great panic prevails there.
Foreigners are aiming themselves for de-
fence. Ladies are leaving the city, and the
French Consul is preparing to go aboard q
gunl Oat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
un,Jerou, Assault and Suicide.

IBy tcTlgTaph 10 Ot UI5D1T0H'I
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, August IA dispatch!o
the Post Dispatch from Quincy. ILL.,, says
A man named Zillibher murderou>ly as
slul,cd bis vile with baseball bat ihl.
morning. breaking her skull in a horrible
manner. lie then went out to tho 'taDls
and cut hi. own throat. They are both
ill living, but their injuries are fatal.
Zillihhcr was overcome by heat some time
since. and it is thought that he was insane.
He attempted suicide on wednesday Is'!.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
The GrooIy Survivors.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

Thy Telegraph 10 The UI5paICh'I
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., August Com.
mander Schlry and the vessels Bear and
Thetis, Of the Greedy relief expedition,
arrived here this morning, one day earlier
than was expected. Secretary Chandler
ordered the plan OF the reception and naval
review arranged for tomorrow to be ear
RED on, to-day, which was accordingly
done. Lieutenant Greely's wife and
mother are here, and great number OF
distinguished persons have gathered to do
him honor. The Tennessee, Tallapoosa.
Alliance, and number OF other naval YES
sells and whalers, and the Bear and Thetis
took part in the review. and the harbor
was crowded with private craft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Postmaster Arrested for Embozzlo'


IIy tclee raph 70 the Dispaich.l
ATLANTA. GA. August l.-AsSi,tant-
Postmaster Camp. Of Boston, who Wa
summoned here to participate in the trial
- Chief Post-Olricc.Ir,p ector MJler, who
las been arrested charged with emoczzle-
m,nt while in charge o. the Atlanta post,
ofice, VAS arrested himself on MS arrival
here on the same charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Tho Publlr Debt.

Illy Telegraph q tIc DIsphIVH'I
WARRINGTON. August The deb '.''.
mtnt issued today shows the deer ., ~
fine rullic debt during the month Of IN,
10 he 1898, 2s9; cash IN treasury, ? 10
$1,000: gold certificates out,And'ni =
Also 800: silver certificates on,''Ah F.
ing. sl20, 4Ol.3H; certificates Of dcp. j.
outstanding. Sl3,23O.O00; refunding cor
tccates outstanding. S97l,3jO; Legal 'r y! J,
ders outstanding, s3iG,6sl, 0lG; ira'I'on''
currency outstanding mot including u.
amount estimated ~ lost or destroy '''
SG.97S,49l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
business Failures.
ln, leleraph % the DI.pAlch.l

Nv TtItFIdVH U III' VI7I7''''''I
NEW YORK, August 1.-Bu'iness failures
for the past week throughout the country
humber for the United states 233. and Tor
Canada ls-total 25l-against 23i last week.
showing an increase OF Il failures. Inc
whole Increase appears to rise in the Pa
viGc states and Territories, where casualties
are more numerous than have been report
ID IN any week for Year..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
CHAPTER II
Almoe. dead or nearly dying "

For years aud 4iVcn uphy ply 'ciln7 81 bright
and other kdu,y disease. liver complaints -s'eT
cough, called consumption, have been cured
Women gone nearly crazy!
PROM agony of Lcuralgia, nervousness, wlkeinl-
pces. AMI variou, cisca.c, peculiar 10 women.
People drawn out Of -hlpc from cN'ruciianR
pnugs 81 Rhomatism,
furammatory and chionc' Or suffering ron
.cfofu'ai
Ery-'Tcias!
salt rhcum, blood poisoning. dyspepsia ihd S.>-
tiDn. and tn fact almost 40 disease, trnl
Naiurc d h'i to,
Il,ycIc.u cured by Hop BitIer-, proof Of witch
can h, found in.pcry uoishborhood il ihc known
world y3I-Ihlwl-tNTulW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
PRAISES ron GOVERNOR CLEVE-
LAND
Enihu.isstic Democrats speaking at the
Manhattan Club.
New York Timcsl

New YORK ilmcH'l
Most OF The members Of the Manhattan
Cub who were in town gathered At the
clubhouse in FIN avenue lAst evening 70
receive snd entertain the members OF the
National Democratic and Notification Com
mittees. Among the gentlemen who dld
the honOrs Of the (lub were Aaron >. an
dcrpocl. the president, and Judge Henry
wilder Allen. the secretary, Colonel Johh
O'Bync, Colonel William l.. Brown
William &. Kingsley, Henry Il. Tor
ter. tie Hon. Perry Belmont, eL Con
e1cs,man ARCHIE Bliss, the Hon. =
:. Cox, Park Commissioners Ollinr
md Crimmins, and JOHN 1. AgneW'
Many Of the members OF the TWO commit
tee, have gone 10 their homes, bu' among
those Who were present were Heh7I'l
Ctarl,> T.. Hooker, Of Nisslsslppli senator
b. r. Jonas. of Louisiana; senator peoI re
II. Pcnlletop. Of Ohio; Senator tharIes
N lone. 81 FIorlda; Ignatius {. Grub.
If Delaware: Patrick Walsh ana a. -.
Pecon. Of Gcorgi,; l.. l.. Macarthur, oil
idaho. sud George II. Bates, OF Delaware.
The Gathering was entirely Informal. ana
ItWa. AT fr,t intended that tho feast o're'son
and fow OF soul should be limited TO social
conversation. But the temptation %
specie, was too strong 70 De resisted, aho
Al IL O'Clock. while the guests were gaIher-
cd IN one Of the parlors enjoying Iun'
cheon. President Nanderpoel called "a,
gentlemen 20 order, and in bilei 'peeGt
welcomed the guests OF the evening. Mr
Macarthur, on behalf OF the guests
responded. The National Convention %
said. Lad nominated for the presidency tn'
DISH lguished Governor OF New iorH
tvbo.e $50 and public services have en
6ear,d hun 10 his party, 10 the country
and 20 mankind. with candldac
pledged 10 REFORM" said the speaker
"spd With platform exact and eompre
hcnsiye, We can 20 10 the people OF th'
United States and claim their Sdiifag,s 10
Ihe election Of Grover Cleveland ~ Pres'
dent OF the United States" :,
Colonel O'Byrne called Senator Pendle
ton out. aud that gentleman spoke Dr.ehy
81 am 30 fully in sympathy WIN Tue Dem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Saratoga Races.


TTl' t'rKTNpT U IN' IIIFIIICN'T
SARATOGA, August WEATHER coal and
track heavy. First race-purse $3.50. three
year-oiGS-one mile. savanna won; Fly
away Scond. QuIckstep tdlly) third. Time,
Ills.
Second race-pursc 800. heats three
quarters Of mile Boulevard won two
straight heats; Ida X. second in the first
heat. ard Echo in the second heat. Time,
leo. I:22.
Third race-purso 1900. for two-year-
olds. five furlongS-lIarrigan won; b.
hama second. Ernest third. Time. l:0Gt.
Fourth ncc--purSe $3.50, selling race,
one mile and seventy yards-Bonnle Bird
won very clcyoTly by length; Glengarine
second, Boechenbrook third. Time, 1,j0t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Rncing as GoOdwoOd.

llly cable t0 the Di'pat'h'l
IoNpoN August 1.-The rlce Tor thr
Nolccomh stakes for twO-ycar-Olds AT
Goodwood to-day vs. Won by Lumlnlry :
PUsrshum second, Cro>>patch third. Ihere
were four starters,
The race for the Chestcri'l1 cup Wa'
won y Lord /ctland'- four-year-oid chest
nut cot Prism, with Leopold de- liolhs-
child, iour-year-cld colt Lucerne second,
and General owen W ,lliam,S iour-yeif-
old brown colt Cohort third. There were
,l.vap = rtef-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
A dogs Long Tourney and Death.

A Flat Rock Ohio telegram saYs James
Macauley. a farmer, moved by rall rom
here 10 Kansas, taking shepherd 90.
along. When he landed in Kansas he went
TO his brothers house aud stayed over
night. The next day his collie was gone
and be wrote the fact TO his friends III
OHIO. Three weeks later he receiver =
ltder from them stating that the dog hau
returned, and, refusing food. had died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Cop.yessiopaI Nomination..

~ ltIrgraIN " IUN UI'pIT'II'I
RHPIGH, y. c., August The Demo-
cratic Convention u the Ninth songfr'-
.icral district, at Ashyl.le Yesterday ana
today nominated Thomas ID. Johnston on
tie 9th ballot. NJ. II. Justice was chosen
ri,ctor. ~.
INV ORLEANS. August The Demo
Gratis Of the Fourth Mississippi district
nominated Fred. q. Barry for Congress on
mo l39d hallot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Heating Hi. own Record.

TIIT FFNInIII " s'I' I'''f'"'
Providence. K. l., August l.-Jay-E'c-
see, on the Narrl gan-clt-Park tracA to-day
,rrpa, sed an previous performances
making a mile in 2:l0, thus beating hl,
own previous record u 2:lOi aud that Oh
Maud =, 2:iO1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Regarded Out Of Danger.

lpy plcgIaph " the Dispaich.I
W,spIsG1oy. u. c., August Repre-
sentative Culbertson, OF Kentucky, who
made an attempt TO commit S-ltlde ~ the
N,tiossl Hotel in this city day .eiOre yes
tcrd,v. and wa, taken TO the Providence
Uospital. is much better this afternoon, and
miss some Unforeseen complication
.hould occur. il regarded IA out Of danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Tor NEW YoRK.-Thc Old 4;


Il Dominion Steam, hip Company ,Ssss.s~s
uroro,rd ,ailiugs Tor tbe week following are .
'WIANOkF. Captain IT. LINERS, FRIDAY,
August LIT. ri O'Clock Y. ". .
ROANOKE, Captain tOC'H' sISHAl' Au-
tu~t 30. 81 IL O'Clock ". .,.,,,
OH DOMINION. Captain WALKEB, TUES
DAY, Aulust 5lh. 10 3o'clncA /. VI . =, a..
Inlgbt received untll o'clurk " VI VT
da,. 6oclock T.. NJ SItur lay, AMI io -"tlJ'A u
NJ Inc-dEy ,,f.
through hills II aiing slWch. aai foods i9s-
warl.I with Hsp1ich :" 1ll points h"i'n' s'"iii'
,.,t and wet Al - fo foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation ursury t--'-i. ,
1aitn farr To- Nc., York Onclu1ins meals Nni
isithI, sic: ruuud-'rp tckcts, els St,rfSe.
with -ui 4 .teucc. ~; without -uhsi .bnce' -;
P1.,,uE,r- i,asiug Richmond ~ TIE hr,..
peake and ohio railway ~ r;-1 \. ~ W. t.,p
l. NJ will make CONNECTION a. NokfoLh WIZ,
ra,Uer leaving MONDAYS, ILE-pAl :. an
WEDNESDAYS, and AZ NETWORKS NtMS
with steamer leaving every SAtl hbNl. ',l-
r,ctlyp Will al,o Pc made ~ ApRtpLh, 80 ne
Richmond aud TctsrshurE r.'iroli, leaving klrh.
mond tyctY Monday, Tuesday, wednesday Ani
saturday.
FOR fr, gi.t or pA,-t,'r Apply To go,
, GEOEGE v. AIlIN s 60. t<ru'.,
,x al Comtany's Wharf, Rpckcits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
y,cap or Prisoners from Jail.

IBy Telegraph % the DispaI'h'I - ,.,r
EAsToN, PA, August l.-Jaeop NJ,
and Henderson Green escaped from ~, ~ r.
Belyidere, n. j., last night. When o", ,,r !"
Bowers came to lock them In Their ', ,J
they Knocked him down and beat him. i ~.
when his wiie and son came TO his assist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
EAlLKOND sINCKY.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, August |, 1881.
OFFERINGS.
WmAr.-Whitc, 1920 bushels. MIXED,
,. ~ bushels. Red, 2j,4lS bushels. Total,
3O.526 bushels.
CcKS.-Whirc $50 bushels.
OATs.-2.3 800 bushels.
RrE.-2i bushels.
ORCHARD-GBASS SEED.-20 bushels.
sAIEs BFrOmED TO SECRETARY.
WnHAF.-Whit 9ls bushels common 10
very good at zoe. To 81. Mixed, $685.
bushels at 50 TO Ole. Red. G,2jS bushels
common to prime LOngberry at Soc. to
sl.03; 1880 bushels common 10 prime
ShortberTy at 20 TO SIC.
CoEr.-White, $50 b,bhel. good at nc.
OArs.-2j0 bushels winter at sSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
VITAL QUESTIONS.

Ask ths most eminent physician
Ofany school what Il the host thing I'm DE world
for quctng al irritation Of the nerves.
and curing all forms of nervous complaints, glYins
natural. childHkc, refreshing sleep always!
And they VIII tell you uuhosllatingly,
"SDmc form Of Hops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
rhrsnrhiInron Rnried Awe.

IBv telegraph To ihc Dispaieh'l
WATERFOWL, y. v, August l. hree
children Of Jane, Burgess, OF Gflndslone
Island, -. Lawrence river, were buried
while playing under baLk. Ihey were
dead when found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Tho Proposed Southwest Lunatie ~,


fSueCial telegram ~ the Dispat"'l
BANGS. VA, August !, ISL
A meeting OF the Board OF Comini''l'n. -,
TO choose the site for the proposed S'",n-
west Lunaiic Asylum was held al Bia,N',
burg TO-DAY. After a careful considerail ln
OF the offers made by the competing r'i'a
ties, Marion, Smyth county, was se'e'''' 80
the most suitable place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

anoe they were also Knocked down and
beaten. The prisoners then fed In differ
tnt directions. Each one stole a horse In
The neighborhood, and both crossed over
The river 10 PENNSYLVANIA during the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


SEw YORK. August l.-Cotton quiet;
.sles, ~ bales uplands. IL Lice; Orleans,
If slice; consolidated net receipts to-
day. 1862 bales; eXports-to Great Britain,
.. 800 bales 10 the continent. 1,iis bales;
weekly net receipts. ell bales; gross re-
ceipt., 3,S2S bales; expOrts-to Great
Britain. 1854 bales; to France, lOj bales
to the continent, 3,0l6 bales; ssles, 49,
bales; stock, 1855, i4J bales. southern Hour
about steady. Whcat-Sp0t declined safe,
closing weak; uugrsded red, 1sc.aS LOB;
No. . red. August, 0iia9jlc. Corn
opened .aic. higher. c'osing easy; un-
graded, jiao1sc.; No. :, G2c.; August,
CLAICHE. Oats-Ca-h steady ana quiet;
No. ;, ;Ga2Cic. Hop. unchanged. Coffee
spot fair; Rio dull @, 900; No. no,
,pot, e. 20; August, Sioj. sugar Jun
and nominal; fair 10 good refining, iia1c.
refined steady; ganulated, !+lGBic.
Moli>-cs steady. Rice quiet. CoIton-seed
oil. S2a3.jc. for crude, 3JIi-Ac. for refined.
Rosln quiet. IUIentine weak at 32a324c.
Hides about -teaGS. Wool held firm.
Porh llfmly held II &l1.2jaS SO. Middics
ucm.ua: long clear, Sic. Lard opened
A. Gc. lower, later advanced 6al0c., closing
easier: western steam. spot, Sl.'OASI.'Ji
August. 40. FltlsDlt hiAis
BALTIMORE.
BAI4INoRE, August Flour quiet and
steady. IIow1rd-Sireet and western super
ire. 80 50sS3: extra, s3.2jaS4; family
s4..5aS5.2J; City NILS. superfne, s2.Ijl
s3.Ij; cxus, s3.G5asi; Rio brands,
s5laa25.4J. Wheat-southern steady and
quiet; western about steady and active
southern red, 92a93c.; amber, 050Ic.
/ No. / Maryland. oslo. bid; No. western
| winter red, spot, aud August, 92l d92s &C.
/ southern normally drm; western
nominal; southern white. Gja;lc.; south
ern yellow, GsaG0c. Oats .carce and firm
southern. 42ai6c.; western white. iiaijc.
western mixed. 42a4ic. Hay firm prime
| 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. slN
S20. Provisions iirmer. Mess pork, Gil
Bulk.meais --shoulders and clear rib
sides. packed, 7 and 9ic. Bacon Shout
deIs, lie. clear rib.sides, lOae.; hams, ~
100. Refined, Ole. Coffee quiet
Rio, oaiCc. Sugar steady; 4 soft, Glc
Whiskey steady Of sl.l5. Freigats drmet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Briabton.Bcaeh Races.

iby Telegraph 10 ule Dl-patcLl
NEW YORK. August 1.-First racial
ages. three quarters OF mile-RothSchild
Won 1sllo yranG second, Blizzard third.
Time, Los.
second racial ages, three quarter Of a
Remainder won by three lengths :;
Will Dayi, second, Billy O'Neil third.
Tire, l:2it.
Third racc-selling allowances. ono
milc-Incon>'ant won; Regret second.
King Tom third. Time. l:jl.
Fourth racial ages, one mile and a
furlong-iiiue Peter won 10y three lengths 4;
Ghost second. Farewell tbird. Time, 2:04t.
Fifth racial ages. seven furlongs-
Montauk won by three lengths; Wall
flower second, King Fan third. limo, 1875.
six rscc-handcap hurdlc-race, oue mile
ard quarter over five hurdlc>-Noltalre
won by five lengths; Charlie B0dcr second.
PawrCe third. Time. 2:29l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Ftvo I'm Omaha.

[By telegraph To ths Di'paleh.l
OMAHA. NgB. August Leighton .
Clark's wholesale drug store was purheu
here to-day. Loss, 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
DHILADELPHIA, RICH IN
MOND AND NORFOLK
errnSutp MPkNY.

Apfsiutei sailinE days. ivory Iht,Dai WI
Freigh, Tor Tue days and Feiiays' steamers e,
triyed till 1880 \. 81; Tor rundtls' steamer til
3 y. N, saturday. freisht reeeiNed daily III D
L. VI.
Pare, 80.
}. ". MCCARRICk,
General southern Agent, Once Rockets.
M.P. CLYDE CO..
M 4O tcaeFal Agrnt<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. August !, ISL
SArFS- FIRST BOARD.-3,j0O Richmond
city G's at III: LOCO Petersburg Railroad,
"Class g." at sol; 1000 do. at sOl; 10
.hsres Petersburg Railroad at 22i; 10 do.
AT lIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
O'DonnelI, the Chinese Agitafcr. In
Now York.

New York.
Try tdetrapb Ia tie Dispatch.
NEW YORK. August DIR. {. {. ODon-
nell. Of san Francisco. anti-Chlne>e immi-
grafton agitator, has arrived in this city, and
j. staying at the Grand Union Hotel. lie
las brought with Inn from san Francisco
his Chinese lcpers. We sin, aged thirty
one, and Al Chin. aged twenty-seyen-the
former servant, and the latter tai
lor, whom lie desires 10 exhibit 10 the
people Of the East as an illustration ofwhat
Chinese immigration does for California.
He was refused permission by the Mayor
and Park Commissioners ~ speak to-day
in Union Square, and says that he intends
to he heard. He does not want TO make
money. he CLAIMS, brit wishes TO speak for
the sake Of humanity. The two leperS have
not been brought into the city, but are said
to he hidden somewhere in the suburbs.
DR.. O'DOnnell says that he i afraid the
Chinese Consul and Cinnamon OF the city
would take possession Of his charges II
they knew where 10 find them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ,s6N
~ COMPANY. ~DseS
FOR SEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one u their SPLEEN ~
amcrs-GliiANDOTrE. RoANohL, Man
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and RtCMhDND-
LIVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sUNDN1.
fFor hours of sailing see a,yeri-insnt hf,os
Steamers leave New York TUESDAY .IulbS-
D'AYS and ~ATI-RDNYS at 3 4. NJ from pler 20
new number, North river, foot 81 Beach stro'i
they have splendid saloons, state-rOouls, AMI
bathrooms.
The fare. acc.mmoda,ionS and attentions arr
unsurpassed. - A.. -.
After.cabin fare u New York ltncluilns meals
and bPrthl, tlO; rOund-trip tckeis,sl storage,
with .uhststeuce. ~. without suh,istenc", ~.
FREIGHT. for points heyond New York for~srie1
with dispatch, aud no charge made except Ntuh
FTticht received until Is O'Clock T.. ". daily.
For further nfOrmation apply o.
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REPUBLICAN, D0INGS IN MAINE.
Futile Efforts 20 Capture the French.Cana-
y dian Vote.


An Augusta (Me.) special TO the HerGif
SAYS: There are no boiling Irish American
Democrats in Maine. rs the Republican
papers assert. This element Of our voting
population has always acted with the DEM
ocratic party. and will, with few exccp-
tons, undoubtedly continue loyal, rs they
are satisfied with Cleveland and regard his
nomination rs wise one. Colonel John
J. Lynch, OF Portland, a representative
Irishman. says that Cleveland and Hen
bricks have the solid endorsement OF Irish
Americans.
The Republicans have been making q
desperate Effort 10 capture the French
Canadian vote. which IL an important fac
Tor. There are some $1,000 voters OF this
class Of our foreign-born citizens from
Canada and New Brunswick living in
ArOOstook county. The rest are 30 be
found principally in Lewiston, Saco,
Bddeford. WatcYville, and this oitY. where
the most Of them work in the mills. They
always take kindly to the Democratic
ticket. During the last presidential cam
Caign, however, q large number OF them
voted for Garfield. After that the Repub-
licans felt sure Of their votes, bat found
themselves disappointed at the State cleo
tions which followed, and IS the result
Blaine, who has always been the boss OF
the Republican party in Maine, becsme In
dignant. and said some hard things about
the Kanuckers," which reached their
ears. This brought down upon him their
hostility.
REFUSING TO BE BOUGHT.
A few weeks ago the Blame managers,
with the design Of taking possession OF the
French vote al one fell swOOp, tried 10 sub
sdize their organ, he Messenger, the only
French paper in Maine; but the offers
made, generous "a they were. amounting,
to several thousand dollars, were spurnei
|, has since come out for Cleveland, and the
editors. with several other influential
Frnch-CsnadianS, will take TIE stump IN
his support. As an indication OF the feel
ing Of the French population IL Messenger
the other day. denounced Blaine a lana
tic and called lis attention TO the undue in
nuCnccs practiccd 10y bis workers TO &c
mill operatives to vote for man whom
/ their conscicnccs would not permit them Il
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