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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
Peruvian Affairs,

10y cao'e 10 the Dlspa;ch.I
PANAMA, September iT.-Advices from
Lima state that the revolution Is apparently
drawing TO close. The m succesy that
offended General Caceres's attack on Lima
must necessarily have served TO dampen
the ardor OF the revolutionists and to
strengthen the Iglcsias Government.
The number Of killed on that OCCASION
only about $50 on both side,-can give no
idea OF the moral effect caused throughout
the country by the Governments success.
sienor Picarzo. the Italian Consul, has
had his patent withdrawn for having SYM
pathized with the revolutionary party.
This Is the second case Of the kind.
"A number OF Cinnamon were recently
forced 10y the police authorities To work at
cleaning the streets. The Chinese envoy
protested against this action, and the m n
we're Immediately released. An order was
also issued that the Chinese be treated upon
the same footing as the most favored nation.
a strong shock Of earthquake was felt at
Lima on the 10th instant, but no damage
has been reported.
Huacho is occupied by Government
troops and order restored.
Caceres Il at present fugitive flying
from place to place, but still doing alI In
his power to injure thu established Gov
eminent. All OF his ofiicryS who were cap
tuled will be tried by court-martial. II Is
evident that no sympathy is felt in Peru for
Cacercs.
Marquis de Sallenay, French Minister,
was officially rec6 lived ut Lima on the 10th
instant. Tie condition OF affairs through
out the republic seems TO be regaining a
normal standpoint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
LYNCHBURU
Declined 60 Important Ease DC
cided- Passed His Examination.

Declined 60 Puraha Important case de-
cided- Passed His Examination.
ICarapond,ace of the Richmond Dtspatchl
SEPTEMBER 20. 1884.
Tho City Council held a meeting yester-
day sfterpoon 10 consider propVs',,on 10
purchase the First Baptist church ouiihing'
on Church street. for the purpose OF con-
verting II INTO city hall. The question
was variously discussed n.y. the members,
aad the proposition finally rejected, the
building being regarded as unsuitable for
the purpose. The price asked was $4,000.
The scheme met with great favor In the
community, bat not with aiuch favor from
those who had the decision Of the question.
Judge Latham. OF the Corporation Court.
Yesterday decided the case 81 tie Norfolk
and Western aud Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Companies rs. The City OF Lynch
burg, for the recovery ~ $1,000 OF taxes
paid Z" for dong q railroad business" in IA
Nor OF the plaintiffs. The tax was levied
under an ordinance recently passed by the
Council. and. which the Court says has no
precedent in Virginia.
Claude II. Kinnear. son OF Councilman
George A. Kinnear, Of this city. and pu-
iii OF the Lynchburg High school, has
Just passed successful mental examine
ton for admission into the Naval Academy
az Annapolis
The Radicals are circulating handbills
to-day for a ratification meeting in this city
Tomorrow pight at which Postmaster Nor
ris Is to speak. While Morris is canvassng
the newspapers are teeming with compli-
menis Ct mail irregularities.
The President Of the Virginia Senate came
over TO Iynchburg several days since to
beat our best whist-player-and he did it.
BEAUMONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
THROUGH THE STATE.
STANTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF the Court or Appsals-Five
gni,ed states senators In One famiiy-A
Ss,0 O stnunton Herse.
lcrrespcpdcnce OF the Richmond D,spstcb.l
srTTExBER 90, 1854.
In addition TO The decision In the Nor
folk CITY Council csse. telcgmpbed you
last night, the Court Of Appeals disposed
OF The following business Yesterday:
Wni Of error and S1pvsededs was grant
cd 10 John {. Richards, II. +. Fry, and A.
II. fsuyCr TO The Judgment OF the County
Court 81 Shenandoah in a trial Tor arson.
Ware as. Stsrkoy. From Clarke. Further
argued by John q. Williams and Marshall
Mccormick. Esqs., and continued.
Crebs VS. Jones. From Frederick. Decree
below affirmed, Judge Hinton dissenting.
Tuley rs. Barton. Decree below aiiirm-
ed.
Hurn as. Keller. From Shenandoah.
Decree below affirmed. Judges Lacy and
FauntlCroy dissenting.
Valley Mutual life Association OF Nir-
GINA as Tewait From Shenandoah. De
cree Of lower court affirmed.
Locke Is. Frasher's administrator. From
ClsIke. Affirmed.
Boxwoll, &C.. rs. Afllck, &c. From
Your correspondent, In a conversation
With Mr.. BAyard here yesterday. was re-
minded that i've o. his family ALI Bayards-
had been Ueited States senators-viz.. his
grca,-grandisther, his grandfather. his
fsther, his uncle. and himself This can
be said Of no other family in America. Mr..
BSyaxd has two sons. and II may be that
one OF them shall yet succeed him.
Some az the reaGers Of tho DiSpGtch will
probably rcsol,ect In July last the sale OF a
fine horse by Mr.. Willism McCue. Of Stsun-
ton. TO Mr.. James q. Blaine was noted i'm this
correspondence, the price paid being $3.50.
The purchase was made for Mr.. Blaine by
Colonel Parsons. of the Natural Bridge.
l saw gentleman from the Natural Bridge
to-day who saws Colonel Parsons told him
when the horse, fine black. and very fast,
reached Mr.. Blaine at Bar Harbor the ami
nal attracted more attention than is
owner. A wealthy Boston gentleman tried
10 purchase him without success He final
" offered Mr.. Blaine $4,000. but he would
not part with him. The horse was for
years the property OF Mise VI. J. Baldwin.
xnd was well known here. Mr.. McCue
feels like he had been let by the magnetic
msD. NOX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
DILL ADELPHIA. RICH I'm
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY sad
sRiDAi at ~ NJ, and every SUNDAY ~ 4.
N.
freight for Tuesdays and Friaavs' steAners ~
ceiyed TIL l;So A. NJ; for sundays steamer an
5 L. n. saturday. freish, received daily al
4. NJ.
Fare. -.
for further Information, apply W
J. ". McC ARRICK,
General Southern Agent, once Roekesls.
W. CLYDE q 20,
no 80 t.eQefAl AR,DtA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27

he for western account, round amount
Of Tits stock WIS thrown on the market,
one broker selling $1,000 shares 81 S0i.
Reports were again currcnt regarding the
issue Of debenture bonds by the New York
Centrs., and this exerted an uniavorabie
effect Northwest dropped ~, 81. Paul
IL, Lake Shore II, New York Central u.
Northern Pacific preferred II. Pacific Mail
i. Laekswanna II. Union Pacific "a. West
ern Union 4. The market closed weak.
Compared with last nights closing, prices
are Isl higher, except st. Paul, Lacka-
wanna, Missouri Pacl &c. Jersey Central.
Union Pacific. aud Pacihc Mail, which are
lat lower. Sales, 100000 shares.
hoon.-stocks strong. Money, ia2 per
cent. Exchange-Long, is24atsal; short.
ls4lais4l. Governments duh. States easier.
Ereninq. -Excbspge, ASH. Money, 2i3
per cent. sub-Trcasurv bslances- Gold.
sI3a,423; currency, so.93I. Governments
steady; per cents. 1901; . per cents
~ .ra hill
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An Interesting Extraditi0n Case.


CHICAGO. September 26.-Joseph Rae
side. Of Waukegan. ILL.,. appeared before
the United States commissioner yesterday
snd gave bail 10 appear for examination on
a question of eXtradtion for forgery. II
appeals that the application was made by
the Clydesdale Association, OF Scotland.
charging that Racsde purchased in
that country lot OF Clydesdalc horses,
inferior breed, snd forged for them
pedigrces containing more valuable strains
Of blood. and sold them in thi, country 10
the dctrimcnt Of horse interests there and
here. The application was prosecuted TO
the Stale Department at Washington
through the British Minister, and Govern
ment officers were directed to arrest Rae
side and deliver MIN to the British Vice
Consul at Philadelphia. In order to avoid
eXtradition iipossblc Raeside surrendered
himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27

hive been with baltimore ,or souo ,.,.-.
No compromise has vet been srr,,,. In nv, y
tween The railroad and the s;c,mboa,s and me,
none Is probable. a""
Mr.. W. II. Budi. farmer living near
here, shot aud slightly wounded ,e nun
man several nights ago while In tho act a,
stealing spples. Tie thief ned. le.v,ny
two sacks wen Oiled with ap lies. which
led TO his identity. ""''"
Hon: John Nicely, who, MS elector for this
district, has been making speeches IN the
counties across the Chesapeake. 4 exnecled
TO return home saturday, 10 engage actively
in the csmpaign in this county ne ,hsIrma2
of the County Committee. His sneecbs.
have been well received and he ia instly
regarded as one OF the most eloonent and
powerful advocates among the Democrats
Of the Old Dominion. K,,,,.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
Eailures.

ib' WitbihDh W Altt Di.UfbEl.l
ST. LOUIS, September 2G.--The st. Louis
Mallesble Iron Company made an assign
ment this morning to John T. Davis. II.
M. Filley is president OF :he company and
B. q. Fnrrat is secretary. The schedule OF
assets shows Slll.000. No statement Of
liabilities has yet been made.
The liabilities are stated to be nearly
$4,000. The principal creditors arc the
Third National Bank OF st. Louis. $780, !;
II. NJ. FilIey, $4,000. The cause Of the
assignment Is the refusal OF the banks TO
accommodate.
NEW YoEE, September 26.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
in the last seven day. number for the United
States 49,, Canada 20. or a total Of 2l}, as
against total OF 2lS last week showing 4
slight decrease on the week. The failure,
ale still numerous in the Pacific States. in
Canada. and in New York city. In other
sections Of the country they are rather be-
low the average.
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imposing Labor Demonstration
lBv telegraph - the Di-patch.I

BI5GHANToN, y. V, September 26.-The
most imposing labor demonstration ever
held in ibis city occurred hero last night,
the striking cigar-makers aud their friend,
parading in large numbers. The parade
was witnessed by over 10000 people. who
greeted the marchers with marked mani
lcslaiions Of appreciation. After the Pr
rade John j. JUNO addressed an immense
audience from the balcony Of the Exchange
Hotel. the crowd filing the street for a con-
siderable distance either way. The people
were very demOnstraiVe, but ut the conclu-
sion Of the address. which lasted forty-liye
minutes. they all departed for their homes.
The present indications are that the strike
Will continue for some time, a, both side,
are very determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
FATHER STAGE, AGAIN..
lie Brings n New Suit Against Bishop
U'Harn fer Reinssntcmenf.
In. ..tauzea M, % the DiznafcliI


PHILApELPHn, September 2s.-A new
suit has been brought In the courts OF this
city by Father stack, Roman Catholic priest,
against Bishop UHara because OF the
Bishops Continued refusal TO reinstste
The priest in:he professional office. The
present suit has created much surprise,
lnasmuch as 1t was supposed that the
former difficulties had been settled at
Rome about 8 year ago, when Father
Slack visited the Propaganda and was re-
cognized in his priestly capacity by being
permltte d tocelebrate mass In Saint Peters.
However. a'er his return to America the
Bishop stii objected TO giving him an
appointment unless he would sign an
apology for having sought redress In the
civil courts, and renounce all right to In
woke their aid in the future. and also re-
tact the position advanced in the contro-
yersy. This was declined b. the priest.
The subject st issue has been twice before
The Supreme Court OF the state. and the
parties have been contesting for more than
twelve Years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
sRieHTrGl CALAMITY.
Collapse or . Race-Ceurse GRIND stand
Many Persons Killed and injured.


CHICAGO, september 49, A dispatch from
Erie, Pa. avs: The grand stand on the
rGce.course ut the county fair collapsed 1T
3:l5 O'Clock this afternoon. Nearly thoii-
sand people were In attendance, but only
one section OF the stand was wrecked. Two
hundred people were thrown into one mass.
Nineteen dead bodies have already 5eei
taken from the wreck. Police and tiremen
have been sent 10 the rescue.
The Disaster wholly Centradicted.
ERIE, Pa, September i6.-Tte special
reports sent from Erie to-day stating that
twenty persons were killed by the falling
Of the grand-sfspd at the Erie County
FAIRGROUNDS are wholly false. Lite
this afternoon guy broke which
supported the framework OF bal
loon which was being sent up from
the grounds. and the framework
fell, crushing the skull OF Samuel G. Pier
rIn. prominent farmer living within the
limits OF this city, and killing him instantly
IT also struck James Wadsworth. farmer
Of Girard, Pennsylvania. on the head, in
juring him seriously. but not fatally. W.
i. Edwards. secretary OF the Agricultural
Society, had some teeth knocked out and
his face Gisfigured.
The accident was caused by the cuttin,
Of the g,Iy-ropes by some unknown person.
All the subsequent attractions OF the fair
were declared off. Pherfin was forty years
old, and leaves widow and a large family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
A Professional Girl Burglar.

10y teIcgraph % TIE UNpaIcu'I
NEW YORK, September 2G.-In the Court
Of Sessions, Brooklyn, Ella Larrsbee, who
pleaded guilty TO burglary in the third de-
gree, was sentenced to the peuitentiary for
three years and six months. She Is but
twenty years old, is handsome and refined
looking, but is known TO the police a. q
professional burglar. She has already served
two sertcnces-one 81 six months ard
another Of a year for burglary. Daniel
Shueruc. young Connecticut farmer. read
about her IN the papers, and came here to
SEQ Ter. lie Immediately fell in love with
her, and for the past two weeks has been
prosecuting the fudge, district attorney,
and Other officials with petitions 10 permit
HIM to marry her and take her with him to
Connecticut. Ella was willing to marry
him II she was permitted to do So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
sbos Himself White Hunting for Bur

tBv telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
PITTSFIELD. Mass, September 2G.-t ram
eli, T.. kernochan. pr, 'ident Of the B'lair
Manufacturing Company, and = wealthy
and prominent citizen, was reused from
sumber at O'Clock this morning by the
barking OF bis dogs. Believing burglars
were about the premises, he seized 4 reyol-
yer and started for the lower part OF the
house. On his way he stumbled, his re-
vover was discharged, and bullet entered
his right side, passing through his body
and coming out at the opposite side. The
physicians say he cannot recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
MANCHESTER MEN MOVING.
Richard L. Bcirne, Hon. II. 4. Atkinson. nnd
Others speak.

Nunnally's Hall, IN Manchester. was the
scene OF a lively political asScmblagc last
night. A bandsomcly-de stand had
beer. erected in front OF the building. from
which. on the arrival OF the distinguished
guests, the national coiors were flung 10 the
breeze.
Mr.. John II. Ingram, at the instance OF
Mr.. Sly, superintendent OF the Democratic
parry OF Manchester, presided, and grace
fully introduced the following speakers in
the order named Hon. Henry A. Akin
son, Richard +. Beirne. Esq Hon. George
ID. Wise. and J. Ran. Tucker, Jr., Esq.
All Of the speakers were happily received
and listened 10 with marked attention
while blow after blow fell thick and fast
from their bps upon the tattOOed man aud
hi, party Of fraud and corruption.
The Republican party WAS rabed fore
and aft. lis iniquiipS from the days OF
reconstruction to the present were laid
bare IN all their monstr0sity. Seldom has
such gathering o: worsingmen, including
many ladies'. Teen seen. and il attention be
an omen Of favor ard success. surely last
nights work III support Of the Democratic
party viii produce good fruit in the city Of
Manchester on the 4th Of November.
Vcelker'S land enliyencd The proceedings
by discussing sweet music at appropriate
intervals.
llurrah for the noble men on the south
bank Of the James
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
BrfghtOn.Bearh Ra ccs.


BRIGHTON BEACH. September 70. First
rsce-purse $3.50, divided, three quarters OF
Il mie-wOn by Cratic; Tunis second
Fandango third. Time. lis.
Second rlcc-purse $3.50. divided, three
quarters OF a mile Wellington won
Wheat Bread second, LeonIdas third.
Time, 1:lSf.
Third race--purse $3.50, divided. sailing
race. one mile and furlong Billie d
won; Dan X. second, Monk third. Time
1854.
Fourth race--purse 900, divided. one and
one fourth miles-Matue Rapture won cley'
erly by length; Amecicus second, Ligan
third. Time. 2:l2t.
( Fifth race-purse $3.50. divided. for non
winners in 1884. seven Fights Of a mile-Lar'
aminta won; Manitoba second, HLrpooneI
third. Time, 1911
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
the RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION SEPTEMBER az 1884

The Mexican war; soou thereafter All traces
oil him WIRE lost. II now turns out Una, ne
went 10 California during the gold excite
men'. where he stayed ill the recent war,
after which, supposing his family deau or
scattered, he thought It useless 20 try 70
ind 'hem. After all these years, tnrousu
ayorng man OF this city. these two nro'I.
ems have become aware OF the fact OF eacn
others existence. and Mr.. Vincent OF 'n,s
CITY, yesterday received a letter from Ms
long-lost brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27

ne carries. Jenny (rc'erring to her msid),
S we've MINDED ,na :, that cane many a time,
Mrs. 1hanirau could tell Of no reason for
tne pupaca,non by Mr.. Tayleur NJ the srti-
e,e IL ,ne Boston Herald refectIng upon
Mr.. Fulton except that he was q regular
eohirroutor 70 the papers. She spoke OF
nj. Iny'eur IN the highest commendatory
tones, ana said that his only fault was his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
Indians ExtOrtiuG Toll from Cattle.
Drivers.

TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ST. PAUL, September ga special to
the Dispatch from Winnepeg says: Inior-
nation has been received here that the
chiefs q the South Picgan Indians have
been extorting money from Canadian ranch
men for allowing the latter to drive their
herds through the reserve from Montana
TO Manitoba. The Indians demand ten
cents on every head Of cattle, and il money
is not paid they shoot AZ many cattle As they
think will pay the duty on the number left.
II Ii said the Indians are in a starving con.
diiiOn, which accounts for thcr action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27

10y Telegraph ~ the DISPATCH
SRw YORK. September 2G.-When VIII
liam Schwensen went to his jewelry store
on the morning OF July 9Th last hewas sur
prised at finding that his stock in trade had
vanished. His clerk. Charles Stepsil, did not
appear, and when his description was given
10 the police they recognized 1t ~ that OF a
man who bad been arrested for carrying of
the stock OF former employer three years
ago. On September 18th Stepsil was ar
rested. From a letter found on him it was
sscertancd that he had sold portion OF
his booty TO iewcIlef in Scranton, Pa.
To-day Detective Mangan returned from
that city with a l0t Of the stolen articles.
The ex-clerk says he lost in gambling oil
the money he obtained for the stolen
OOods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
Cholera Notes,

RosE, September 26.-The reports OF the
raVsges % cholera throughOi. islly for the
past twenty-four hours give a total OF 49,
fresh eases ana 2l2 deaths. At Naples
there were POI fresh cases and % deaths, as
against 242 cases and i0j deaths for the pre-
ceding twenty-iOur hours. AtGenoat there
were IL fresh cases and 81 deaths.
madrid, September 2G.-rhere WAS one
death from cholera to-day in the city Of
Barcelona. In the province Of Alicante.
during the past twenty-four hours. eight
fresh cases OF cholera have developed, and
there were seven deaths.
MARsEIILEs, September 2G-Report,
from the provinces in the south OF France
announce three fresh cases and three deaths
hv cholera to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
Gladstone aud His Constituents.
iIv cable 10 the Dispatch.l

LOSDON, September e6.-MT. Gladstone,
on leaving Midlothian, thanked his con-
,titucnts with much warmth OF expression
for the encouraging reception which had
been accorded him throughout his tour.
The many honOrs which they baye shown
him were due, he believed, to the great
causo which he represented. Sir Gladstone
spoke in Carlisle to-day. Among other
Things II like tenor he SAID - In the
present crisis the Lords ought 10 study the
best means to provide that the House OF
Lords shall not fail. This eud can be best
secured by their acting with moderation
and prudence"
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sii.sss. -sugss-eured, iAe. LARD
Steam leaf, &C.

sii.sat. TTsms--sugss-eured, fste. Lard
steam leaf, &C.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, september G.-Flouf =.
changed. Wheat stronger; opened "
sc. higher. but closed ic. over yess
day; September, 7gis7Tic.; October, uts
TTyc.: No. 2 Chicago spring. 7gtsUtc;
Corn quiet; september opened and csoseo
&c. under yesier,iav; October. &c. higher:
cash and September. 7laI3c. October. 2oIa
SIDE, Oats frmer; cash and seprlaDes.
25ia,sAc.; October, 2jis25ic. Pork qhiet;
casb. si8. 25asiC.50; October. gu. Lardin
fair demand and lower; cash. t'.50ueIsy;
Oetobcr. 81 47tas,.6j. BuIk-mests 10 IAN
demand; shoulders, 1918; shot rio,
1910; clear, 5000. whiskey unchanged
81 Si.13.
MILWAUKEE.
MILwAUNgg, September G.-FIo0
unchanged. Wheat firm No. I, cash, I54c.
Corn inactive No. . scarce and nominal.
Oats unchanged. Provisions lower. Mess
pork, SlG cash, september. and October.
Lard-Prime sts am, sI.jJ cash and October.
Swcet-pickied hans firm At iltaI2ic. Hogs
low r at e.. 55aS.15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
England and Egyptian Finances.


PARIS. September 26.-Le Paris urges
the Powers TO inform England that she has
zone too far in prompting the Egyptian
Government to break the international law
in regard to Egyptian finance. England,
the same paper says. cannot be allowed to
dispose Of Egypt a. she likes.
The National expresses the belief that in
consequence Of the protest OF the Powers
England has already resolved to modify
the financial measures which she had eX-
pecied to enforce in Egypt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
Remarkable Case.

TBy fCIogfaph % The DlsDltch.I
NUNCE, ND, September 26.-By the eX-
posIcn Of gun last April m iron breech-
pin, one and one half inches long and weigh
ing Glj grains. was blown into the brain Of
Emerson McColon. Of this city. This heavy
piece Of iron, several pieces Of bone, and Il
piece % lis felt.hat were Withdrawn from
cutie distance in his head, and without
tropanning. by making an opening in the
frontal bone, through which half tea
spoonful Of brains oozed. The wound has
healed and the patient experiences no incOn-
venience, except from the hot rays Of the
sun. and is as well Is ever. The case is
among the most remarkable on record.