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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
ROCEBRIDGE COUNTY.
,,essv.. geirne aud smith DoinG Splendid
Wcrk-The DROUGHT.

tco,,expon,.cnee OF The Richmond Dispitch.l
FARrIELD. October II. 1891.
Mr. Richard Y. Beirne. editor OF the
Richmond state. and ~. II. NJ. smith. yr..
Of Richmond, Va. spoke here Wednesday
night 10 a large audience. Both OF these
gentlemen made good aud telling speeches,
and were listened to with undivided atten-
ton by those present.
these gentlemen are doing splendid SER
vice for the cause OF Democracy IN ouf
county, They have already spoken a sevc-
r,l ,Iaces. and are booked Cor others durin {
the present week.
Mr.. G.. Fowler. OF Abingdon. spoke 20
an audience Of about eighteen this alter
noon. most Ct whom were negroes. His
remarks were stale and ont OF place; In
fact. he seemed depressed in spirits and
sick at heart. -,
Nessrs. Bcirne and Smith will wind up
thc week with q speech in Lexington sat
u,day night to the Democratic Club.
The news from oil portions Of the county
Is OF the most encouraging character. and
The indications are that Tucker will carry
the county by majority OF at. least two
hundred and City. -:
We had a slight sprinkle OF rain tonight.
which laid the dust and cooled the atmos-
pbere.
Most Of the farmers are seeding, having
given up oil hopes OF rain.
In consequence OF the prolractod drought
the fertilizer and wheat-drill trade have
been seriously affected. There will not be
by one half as much fertilizers s)ld IN
Rockbridge county this year as there was
last.
Mr.. Samuel II. Witt was expected to
make some speeches In this county. bit to
our regret we learn that IN consequence OF
the pressure OF official business he cannot
be with us. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Elections by BavOnefs.

Ex-United States senator CHAFFEE is not
ashamed TO speak out in meeting. lie re-
minds us OF old THAp. STEVENS. who used
20 makefun OF Republican congressman that
talked about "thc Constitution" and who
rldiculed the preteuce that the Republican
party was willing for the South to be re-
presented by members Of Congress chosen
by her own people Hear Mr.. CHAFFEE.
We copy from leading Republican jour
nal (the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
which says that at the headquarters Of the
Republican National Committee, few days
ago. Mr.. CnAFFEE said
a. don't know what Kind Of marshal
YOU have in Cincinnati, but there i a
chance for the right kind OF man to distin-
guish himseH.'
What did Mr.. CnAFrEE mean? He could
have meant TO say nothing except that II
the right sort Of marshall Republican
marshal without conscience would try to
do 30. he could make Cincinnati vote the
Republican ticket next Tuesday. He meant
10 say that the rule OF the Republican
party ousut Y" Nv letpN'N'tNN WIN " tht
sacrifice OF the life OF the republic. 4
Federal marshal Is no more than any other
man unless there are gleamlag bayouets
behind him. A Federal marshal with.
out bsyonets 10 back him. would have
/. no attractions for Mr.. CIAFFEE. II
was TO the colossal power represented 10y a
United states marshal that the ex Senator
referred. He would carry the OHIO elee.
lions by force Of intimidation. Elections
by tsyonCts are what he desires.
Are the people Of the United States ready
10 allow Federal marshals 10 distinguish
tbfmselyesv in that wayy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
CHARLOTTESVIL

Arrest of Supposed Miurderers-rriai OF n
Murderer Political Meeting Religious
Services.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER IL, 1891.
Last night two coIOrcd men. named
Horace Terrell and Preston Crawford, were
brought here and lodged in Jail bya strong
guard. They are charged with being I'M
plicated in the murder OF Mary Crawford
last Saturday near NOrtOnsyile.
The trial Of John Roland for the murder
Of William Fry is now progressing in the
County Court. He Is defended by MessrS.
Davis and Harmon. The case will prOba.
bly, be given 10 the jury some time to-day.
Last night meeting Of the Working
mems Club was held at the courthouse.
The meeting was to have been addressed by
Hon. j. Il. Massey and Thomas NJ. Dunn,
but neither could be present. Mr.. Massey
was at home Sighting fire. which had broken
out in the woods near his place. He sent
hi, regrets. However. John u. Moon and
Captain William o. Fry were conscript-
co. and made excellent speeches. Re-
marks were also made by the president, j.
4. Humphreys, Esq.
Right Rev. j. j. Kcane, OF Richmond
preached most able and interesting SER
mon TO a large congregation in the Catho.
lie church last night. The Bishop goes
from here 10 GOrdOnsyile 10 dedicate 4
church there tomorrow.
The weather remains dry. The excel
lent indications for rlin Of yesterday
passed away.
We had a white frost yesterday morning,
no, sufficient 20 mp anything. but quite
cold enough to send the people ahiyering
into heavy clothing. our.
ROLAND SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October II, 1891.
Roland. the murderer Of James Fry, was
tins afternoon convicted Of murder in
the first degree and sentenced TO be hung
on the 2Sth OF November next. The jury
was mixed. They remained ont only ten
minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

Professor Agassiz Is stu in 20

Professor Agassiz Is stu In poor health.
oeuersl Sherman says that since hi. re.
tirement bis health has been exceptionally
good.
Charles Francis Adams the Third enter
cd tbe freshman class nj Harvard tais ful.
and was Immediately selected as president
| "a The class. The honors OF Harvard are
hereditary to that family.
Considering how frequently W BOD .cutters
iuiurc their feet and legs by misdircclcd
hloyys. II Is noted rs rather remarkable that
Mr.. Gladstone has 50 long welded the axe
without ever intiicting scratch upon
himself.
Mr.. Langtry. husband OF the beautiful
| actress. Il an enthusiastic lover OF aqultic
morris. and spends most OF his time fshing,
hoatii q, or cunning for waterfowl. He
hos recently purchased life-boat aud fitted
II M for cruising in the channel and the
Irish sea.
The Washington capital picture, Allan
Arthur. the son OF the President. n
seated on the portlco OF the Executive
Mansion IN the midst 81 group OF young
i,die,. and apparently having q most
agreeable time. II WISH" he observed.
gI,ucipg OF bis fair guests through the net
wotk OF his iawn-tennis bat, "that the
summer OF 1884 would lat forever"
Dr. Bird. o2ce physician in Edinburgh.
,Sos in The habit Of taking a long walk 1t Al
e,rly hour every morning. On one occ,-
zion lac met friCnd-a man OF extremely
slender aud why appcarance-who greeted
him boi.terously vita: ia! good morn
ing Thi. Is indeed the early bird The
response came, accompanied by a meaning
smile: 90 And it would seem have caught
the worm
Kaiser wilhelm having had five tails
within the raSt two years, only one OF when
was due 10 causes outside Of himself II Is
nov, believed that q species Of epilepsy Is
th,ir source. Despite this threatening SVmp'
iom and the weight OF his eighly-'eyen
wears. however. he rides before hi, soldiers
at review with almost the yisOr OF suth,
for. IS TissOt said, he " Il HOhenZosAph
that l., 4 warrior Matched from the cmnon
ball rs the eagle j. Matched from The egg.
Mr.. Talmage. preaching in his Brooklyn
mimi about horses, declared ltSt SnndV
that none of our horses nowadays coulh
hold candle 10 the ancient Stced'. :" III !,
impossible. in our age" sad h. 40 ger
any idea Of the grandeur pnd glory OF tue
ancient horse Mr. Beecher comment
ing. said to IN interviewer: That's non
,crsc. We have conclusive proof that the
ancient horse was q lat, podgy. Dig-bonei'
slow brute. in no way 10 be compared WIN
his modern descendsnt.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
virpinia-Mr. Barbour's Estimate

virginia-Mr. Barbour's Estimate.
A New York telegram In the Cincinnati
Enquirer says:
Chairman Smith received visit from
Congressman Barbour, oil Virginia. ,-day.
The Congressman Is well advanced IN years.
and Is extremely conservative In bis no.
lions.
"ln Virginia this year." be said. sit l.
very largely q question OF organization.
The chief trouble we have TO contend with
u that OF getting out the vote. In sparsely-
sfttled disirIets we are confronted with
dificultles In tbis direction which you have
no idea Of. We have good reasons for be.
lieving that ws shall carry the State by
msjofity Of anywhere between fifteen aud
twenty thousand. Our majority year ago
Wa about seventeen ihons md. and we had
the Hmc forces against rs then as we are
now called upon To contend with. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
LYNCHB
Impro,iug-Ihe Methodist Conference
charged, sc.

ImproSiug-Ihe Methodist Conference
charged, SC.
(CCrIespoudcnce Of Che Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER II, 1881.
Business here is said to be improving to
some extent. but no marked increase in the
LUX Of trade will likely occur sooner than
after the November election.
A private letter received in this city from
tue Healing Springs gives announcement TO
hope for the recovery Of Mr.. III. Carter
Eubank. The proprietor, who was some time
since paralyZed. He has many warm
friends in Richmond who will rejoice at
this news.
Active preparations are making for the
reception and entertainment Of the MethO-
dist preachers who will attend the forth
coming session Of the Virginia Conference
in this city next month. The Conference
meets on the 18th, in Court-Street blethO-
dist Episcopal church.
Robert Ewers. the young white man who
was recently arrested in Lexington and
brought TO this city on the charge OF hay
ng wrecked train on the Virginia Mid
lsHd road near here. and who was subse-
quently taken TO Amherst for trial, was
scquitted by the magistrate. Balluger and
his associate detective, who were indicted
by the grand jury here for inhuman treat
ment OF Ewers in their cilOitS to eXtOrt q
COME ssion, have not been arrested vet.
BEAUMONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

Republican. Rexdiustcr combination T.,
howvvtr, IN good fighting trim, and We can.
not ciiord 70 BE- Idle Tor q moment. Malone
and bis friends ase working hard. and they
claim that they asve good chance OF win
ming. think that you may take II for
granted. however. that Virginia Will. rs
usual. cast her electoral vote for the Demo.
cratic candidate"
"Thst Is The wsy Il looks TO u.s." We
would rather "raise" Mr.. BAsBouR's
figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
NORFOLK.
suspended Operations Temporarily.

Suspended OPERATORS lfmpofarlb'
Correspondence OF he Richmond Dispaieh.l
OCTOBER IL. 1891.
The Norfolk Knitting and Cotton Manu-
facruring Company suspended operations
to-day, throwing out Of employment some
one hundred and fifty hands-mcn. women.
and children. The suspension Is caused
by The fact that there seems to be lit or
no demand for manufactured goods in the
market. The management say The suspen-
sion is only temporary, and that operations
will be resumed as soon rs the old stock
has been worked of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
A False Issue.

One Of our Republican exchanges de-
clsrcs that vote for CLEVELAND would be
vote for "the horizontal and revolutions
sry MORRISON bull"
This averment Is not true. Mr. RANDALL
and forty other Democrats in the House
Of Representatives, at It's last session, voted
to Kill that bill. 1t viii never be heard OF
seain. IL Is buried beyond the hope OF re-
surrection. II cannot possibly come mp
again; but IL such thing should happen,
that bill would fare no better next winter
than il did last.
The MORRISON hin could not pass the
House Of Representatives.
II could not pass the Senate.
There is, therefore, no way in which ii
could reach the President OF the United
States.
DO we admit that Mr.. CLEVELAND would
sign II II il reached bimi by no means.
His letter OF acceptance pledges him I'M
conditionaIly and unequivocalIy to the sup
port Of the Chicago platform. We only
wish to show that the passage OF the NOR
RIsoS bill is an impossibiliiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
HtWP TON.
Fire at the Normal School Political.

Fire ut the Normal Sehool-Politieai.
ICcuespondenec Of the Richmond Dlspiich.l
OCTOBER IL. 1884.
About O'Clock this morning the bell at
the Normal school rang out the fire-allrm.
and IN II shoittime the bell OF old 81. Johns
church Joined in. The cry OF Fire :"
Fire !" resounded through our streets,
and for while there was much excitement.
II WIS found that large shed near the
Normal brick-kiln was on fire. II
was totally destroyed. The loss Il very
slight.
Judge Booker, accompanied by his wife
and brother, went 10 Baltimore on Thurs
day night. and on yesterday at O'Clock Z.
NJ. his injured eye was taken out by the oc-
ulist who has been attending him.
The MahoDeites will have several meet
ings in the county next week. Colonies
Goodwin and Lamb will speechify.
HAMPTON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
The q1pynss in Hanover.

GCorrc, poudencc Of The Richmond Dispai'h'l
NCRDON. October II. ISL.
There was a biz Democratic meeting at
.'Oliycr', store" near This place, last night,
end a great deal OF enthusiasm wa, aroused.
OF the two hundred present some came
eight mile. The speakers were lion. George
ID. Wise and Colonel W. :. Gilman, and
their able addresses were checred repeat
cdly. ! ON certain that they accomplished
great good. \. +. IIendrirk. president OF
Point Lookout Democratic Club. presided,
and most Of the leading citizens Of that pirt
Of the county were present. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

cIis, which Is thonaht 10 be about uxty'nve
srseveuty feet high. The deer. ins,csd o.
eyadlng the ciifI. ran on and leapen from
il dizzy heights to the sand below. VI
course death was almost instantaneous;
The animal was 1ne nipe-spike deer ana
weighed 100 pounds. Ills meek was broken
and under law badly crushed. TINS !, The
second instance OF The Kind known to hap
pen at this place. Some years ago deer
was forced over the cliff by party OF
hunters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

"wben Benny BUTLER was addressing
an audience out in Michigan the other day
be winked at a man with his cross.eut eye
and beckoned blm TO come up to the plat
form. Seventeen men arose and started
forward" The presumption Is that each
one had a fssk Of whiskey In his pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

The objections urged 10 Governor CLEyE-
LANDS retoes by the BLAINE organs may
be summed up in the statement that he Is
not Republican enough to spend public
money without warrant OF law or consti-
tuition snd in order TO make political capital
for himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
A Lean for Liberty.

The Allegheny Sentinel says: A friend
brings US an account Of fearful leap made
by deer from the top Of cliff near the
old Callsghan Stand, in this county. Tues
day morning some colored men started
deer In the timber back OF the precIpice
referred to, and were pressing him VERY
closely when they reached the edge OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

KELLY succeeded In getting up some mil.
hons Of horsepower with two gobleIs OF wa.
ter, and vet there are people that claim that
the Prombitionists have no clements OF
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

The Dispatch calls for artesian wells,
and somebody wonders why the river eau
not supply all the wafer we want. The
answer is that absolutely pure wafer Is not
to be obtained from springs and wells. and
the experiment in Charleston has resulted
in such a complete success that other cities
VIII certainly follow the example and Use
that method OF procuring The water supply
IL least for drinking purposes me CAM
1LIinlL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Revival OF Religion I'm Amelia

ICofrespOndence or The Richmond Dlspatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE,
October II, 1884.
The proiracted meeting in the Methodist
church here has been suspended until
Monday night. There were forty CONVEX
sions up to last night, and the interest is
undated. AMELIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

The Boston Herald says: alt won't do
any harm TO accept with several dashes Of
salt the story that Boss CAMERON has retired
disgusied from the newly-formed BLAINE
alliance" The affinity OF corruption iu.tl-
iles the HerQld's words OF caution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

HENRY WARD BEECHER knows how 10
state an issue. lie does not mincc his
words. His statement Of the case is con.
,incing. Evidently it was not BEECHER
that did the lying in the ease OF JOY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Democratic barbecue I'm chesterfield

The Democrats OF Chesterfield will give
u barbo cue near Woods church next Thurs
day. Mnior BcnjIm ". Nash and Hon.
George u. Wise will address the people,
and that night they will speak at Etirlcks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

e7r FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERA,

III FIEsT FNULI,H DO IIIHNA =
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
G,accL-Rev. W. G. ScuAEFFER. pastor. French
tugailIA. ". and : T.. VI. III welcome. Sea-,
free. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

Score another for the noble order Of
cranks. kKELY's motor Is success. We
have ALWAYS held that he was too eminent
crank 10 fail,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Thc Missouri Republicans have nomi-
mated \. GUITAR for Governor" lie will
twang out mOurnful tune after the elcc.
lion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
DRAWING AND pA,yrryo

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12


We bsse given elsewhere In our columns
q today Chairman ARBQUR's forecast Of
the resuit 10 Virginia. The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Times
says that The . a'neIteshold that they have
a letter than fighting chsnee for carrying
the State. They point TO the elections pre-
cedlng the last rs proving that there is what
they style an anti.Boufbon : majority in
the State. We quote: ~
ait is The silil hunt tbasisto be made. The
.colored belt 10 the last man is to be
brought out. and Whenever that comes to
The rescue. says Malone, the day is carried.
a number Of the best speakers from the
North are expected TO be on the Virginia
stump
Come on, and Let us try conclusions.
Jockey cf Norfolk. be- not TOO bold.
For pickon tIy master IS bought and sold.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

There seems 10 lie no doubt o; the fact
that Commissioner OF Pensions DUDLEY,
who only last year posed As 1vil-seryice
reformcr, is Systematically at work attempt
inn TO corrupt voters in the West. The
New York Times says;
Additional pa ooi that Commissioner Dud.
lev is using the Pension Bureau as a mt
chime for influencing voters in ONO and
Indiana is furnished from Washington.
While he is directing his special agents in
Ohio the employees IN the Office at Wash.
ington are. by his orders, engaged almost
exclusively upon applications for pensions
filed by citizens OF Ohio, Indiana, and one
or two other close States. 1t is becoming
very plain that more infamous use Of the
peoples money and the National Govern
ment has moi been made in many year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
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TOILET ARTICLES.
sAsu. RLlNDs. nOons. &c.

WHITEHURST 81 OWEN, MANU-
w FACTUEERS or SASH. BLINDS, DOORS
MOI LDlNGs, BRACKETS, &C.. TENTH AND
BlED STREET Our new factory, un SURPASSED
In arrangement ana equipment bv any n the
country. Is now in full operation. and we are pre-
pared 10 eNecute orders for lrstcass work At bot.
tom prices. is 26-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12

ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.
Major John q. Whliner. Of Atlanta, well and
favorahly known all over the United states rs a
General Insurance Agent. says: d" used this
remedy before the war ON large plantation In .
great number of cases, Arrays Nth absolute sue
cess"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
DEATHS.

GRASnERG ER.-Died. al her parentS resi-
dpncc. October llih. a. 1910 y. VI, Eo-N .;
GRASBERGER; aged nine years one month ana
fourteen days. ,,,.
Tho funeral will take place from -. Nfry'' GER
man (atNOhc church IO-MDfhpN thoh"9I
MORNING At . o clock.
Altoona and Carrolltown paper please copy
MfSTER Died on saturday The m. } AMI
LIN WOOD MlNTtR. infant son ~ thtfie' 10
aud Ella NInter; aged twenty cone month";
lbs funeral viii take rldrc from tie ff'ide n'e OF
Ioln y. Mintcr, No. 100 west Miisiui -tr''.'
THIS ,Sundayl AFTERNOON at oc'p'"'
Friends OF tie family invited 10 attend.
RANDOLPH Died. at Edge liill. Nbeutr'c
county. Na.on september 3n. 1854, ~ he .w MY
ninth year Of hi, age. THOMAS JtFFEfNDN
RANDOLPH. second son of Inc liic mona ~
it1cf ,ou Randolph. jr.
delicate FROM his Do yhOOd, hc had, never hele'i.
~ his energy. talent, and sound Judgment
achieved for himself great success ~ hi, en- sen
profession If civil engineering, and when h"cfHie
hon tu die. stricken 10y hopelc. discf''' ne gave
49, = choice POSITION on a southern rllrpsi, Won
enfiTC.y hy IN own merit.
silent and accomplishing during the mhY
months that be could only walt win thll know
l.Ggc tie rapid approach Of the Angel "i Dcth'
DC Ntui down into the darl. waters with the am
steady. brave. and aries spirit with which ne
had met The many trials and sorrow ~ his mort
Int troubled NE. and with urn reliance on me
3innirg grace OF a crucihed l;eIecm1r, crossed
over he deep river L. join the many loved ones
WHO had gone before. y