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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22

On the tram last evening, and went to
ketchum. After REMAINING there a
dsy or two Mr.. Annett will come to
iia''ey for sia,ilar length of time.
Several families from Eastern Ore.
eon will locate on Camas Prairie this
ia'i, or early in the spring. a mem-
Der OF the patty is now on the way tc
look over the country aud select loca-
tions.
Supervisor Tatro arrested a refrac.
tory Chinaman, this afternoon, for re-
i">iny to pay his road tax when he
cad the money in his pocket. The
t,eathen was released OH the bon. OF
Judge Parsons, who holds IA county
variant due the Chinaman for Saving
wood.
Hon. Geo. l.. Sb,up, Commissioner
for Idaho at the New Orleans Expo
s't'on, will visit Wood River this week,
aud it is to be- hoped that the people
here will extend to him every courtesy
IN their power, and that our mine
owners will be ready with their >peci-
mems, or willing to furnish the very
best they have.
A regular meeting Of the HALEY
Republican Cub will be held Thurs.
day evening, at the club-rooms, ia the
Iheater building. \ full attendance
Is requested, as business of import
auce will be transacted. All Repub-
heats are invited to attend, whether
members of the club or not.
Young men, middl"-ayed men and
all men who suffer FROM early imdiscre.
lions will find Aliens Brain Food tn.
most powerful invi gorant ever intro
duced once restored by 1t there is nc
relapse. Try it; it never fails. ST.;
for S5.-At druggists or by mail from
J. H. Allen, 3l5 First Ave-, New Yorl
City.
The members from Alturas cour'y
of the Territorial Republican Commit
tee have been notified by the Secretar
that Il meeting of the Committee viii
be held at Haley OH the "a OF October
This is IA recognition of our import
ance, and full meeting of member
from ali parts of the Territory is an
ticipated.
Professor Brunton, a mining engi
,, ncer of Denver, Colorado, is on Woo
River, looking into our mining and re
dac,ion interests, with the view of in
: vesting if he finds suitable opportu
[ nifty Professor Brunton is an eng
neer of established reputation, he HAY
: ing managed extensive mining an
: reduction works at Silver Peak, New
in Leadvillt, Colorado, and elsewhere
Assayer Riley has returned from II
J, trip to the Snake River pIacers. III
Investigations, so far as made, al
, very encouraging, and it is confident
!. believed that if water can be brougl
onto the beds OF the river they can t
worked cheaplv and at great prof
: a man near Starrh's Ferry, with Il
}, help of boy to shovel, is taking OF
Sl5 to $50 a dav The water he OF
+ tains from well by means of a pun
: worked by horse tread mill.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
Lumber! L,iMber!. LunImr!!!

Parties DESTROYS of building would
save money by calling at Z. Boards
yard and getting prices.
Just arrived from Chlca-o--Clea'
pine ceiling, weather boards, rustic,
surfaced pine boards, i and 2-incf
plank, cedar and pine shingles, doors
sash and moldlnas: also a large
stock of seasoned Bear Valley ium-
per, and r'ore coming. G. BOARD.
Yard corner Sd avenue and Car bon.
ate street. att
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
THE McALlISrER TROUPE.
8 Rosedaip; or. the Rifle Ball." Under
lin, 4 for II Is Evening.

This excellent troupe will open in
HALEY Thea,er this evening, for a
three nights engagement. Since Its
appearance here it has made the cir
cult Of Idaho aud Oregon, playing t>
crowded houses everywhere, out es
pecially IN Portland, Oregon.
The play for this evening is "Rose
dale; or, the Rifle Ball." which me
with such success at Wallack's Thea
ter, ia New York. that it was repro
duced over 800 times!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
Lumber! Lambert!

To my friends AMI patrons: l am
now receiving from the upper country
about 1,OUO,0DO feet of saw.logs from
which | will cut very superior grade
of lumber, and am prepared to take
orders for first class lumber at $50 Fer
1000: for second class at SIS pei
1000. r. II. RowE.
HALEY Sawmi.ls
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
BULLION LODGE, A. o. L. W.
II Will Have Its First Anniversary Bali
FRIDAY Evening.

Friday evening of this week Blu!
lion Lodge, 4. O. L. w. will give its
first anniversary ball in the hall of the
Bullion Miners Union. The mem
beers of the Order take great pride il,
their social affairs there, and there vii
undoubtedly be II good turnout.
The hall OF the Lodge will he at tn,
service Of the ladies', for dressing
and refining room, and committc.
of ladies' Will look after any babies o.
older children If their parents wish t.
trip the slight fantastic toe"
Tickets, only $3.50.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
New Opening Of the Chicago Sample
Kunm-Il. krauSp, Manager.

The place where you will get the
finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars at
l21 cents. German lunches in shapr
of sandwiches served to ordtr, day
and evening; Swiss Cheese Lin
burger Cheese Frankfort Bologna
Caviar Russian S picea Sariines
Smoked IIalibut ; Holland, Salt and
Picked Herring Smoked Red Her
ring.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
F0wmt ain Saloon and Beer fall.

This new place is now prepared tt
accommodate customers with the hes
beer Oh the river, and other r'fresh
ments of all kinds. Remember til,
place: w. s. side Main street, IA few
doors below the bank.
F. Is. WIN, Manager.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22

c. w. Schwamb, the cabinetmaker,
uplolsterer aud general undertaken, has
his shop on Carbonate street at prs
ent. two doors East of slain. He Is
prepared to fill orders on the shortest
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun-
try orders solicited and given prompt
attention.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
At the Harley SawmillS--F. II. Rowe
Proprietor.

4 full assortment of Chicago lum-
Der, Michigan ami Native lumber,
/, ',Iif,rnia redwood. sash. doors, blinds.
holdings, finishing lumber, etc, al
wavs on hand. Also the Aston and
Dearborn Paint Companies Paints.
Order bv telephone No. 30.
F. II. ROWE, HALEY Sawmills.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
Change Of ProDrit' Oy,H D.

Notice is hereby given that the
un designed has purchased the good
will. stock aui fixtures of d. X. Win
ter & Son. and vii, continue the bust
ness at the same place, next door
south of s. j. Friedman
sl9wl LEWIs n. Isle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22

Mr.. Paddock, the popular furnish
ing goods man, has Just been APP
pointed sole agent Oh Wood River for
the very hest shirts in the world
those manufactured to order by Viii.
son Brothers. of Chicago. Go and
leave YOU measure at once. his
nric.s are as reasonable as anybody's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22
Watches, JpWplry, Etc.

Jcwelry, clocks. s'lvcrware at low
Is. prices. 80 Fine watch repair
&.4A .!ouN ARNOLD,
Adjoining Wnite's Furniture Store
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22

rug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

THE DUFFY MALT wHlsKEY COMPANY,
BALTIMoRE. MD.
foe 15-lml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Personal.

Lewis Redmond, the once uotorioI,
"King Moonshiner OF th. South Caroirs
Mountains" is living quiet aul indus
tiious life at Sunny Dale, in Pickens coun-
~.
Dr. William Perry, al Exeter. Y. H..
over ninety years OF age aud the oldest
graduate Of Harvard College. was the irst
to east The presidential vote in that town.
willism Oily Seymour. The origna;
"AdmIrsl" Of Pinsiore" in th:s country.
IS one Of the teachers at the New YORK
school Of Acting.
Dr.. Delaney. the French Psychologist,
declares that s person sleeping Oh hi,
right side has incohetent and absurd
dre.ui>. but il sleeping on his left side i.
dreams are intclhgent
President Arthur net Hon. Leopold
Morse. Of Ma'ss chu'etts, 10 New York the
other day. All" said the President.
shaking hands cordially, $50 ven and are
TO lie left at home next year
Alert Goupil. noted rs dosler in pic
tures. is suffering from congestion Of the
brain. snd il now an inmate OF the private
ssyium OF DR.. Blanche in Paris. His
friends are ssnsIiine of hi. recovery.
StepniaS, The Russian. is an inspratiopal
writer. ard when the lit comes on he riSss
st2 in The nornin: AMI works till noon,
then resting three bours and working again
ill midnight, drrhuDg, meanwhile. cuoT-
nous Guantitic. OF strong tea aud COFFEE.
Hugh CONWAY is 80 popular IN author in
England .hst go 900 copies of his forth
ceming story, -. Dark DAYS hare beea
ordered there. As for Called Back" i,
has been translated into French. German.
Itslian, Morse. swedish, Dutch, R9uaa-
MAN, and Welsh.
Nine. Sophie kovaleysky, Of Russian
birth. Ills the chair Of mathematics at Stock
bolm University. Most women are said
by the professional ways 10 object 10 the
telling Of their age. but il il 10 the glory Of
this intellectual ornament Of her sex thh
she holds one of the highest positions
among the learned a; the age vi thirty.
The Gar OF Russia writes to the Cover
nor u Eastern siberia that lie considers IL
"biamSbie and almost, criminal" Ethat
nothing has been done to improve the con-
diiiop Of the inhabitants there. But, being
an sutocrst. why does he not de some
thins, instead OF taking:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
DiNFILLE.

Ktjo!cinG-FuueraI of MIR. Lawson Bus
ress AGAIN. Irmeneai-ReiiGisus Met
i.gs-Celicc,ing Articles -RsiIrsad Ap-
pertinent.
lCoue,roneeDcc Of the Eicsmsad Dispaieh.l
MOVEMENT G. 1881.
II would be impossible 10 describe the
manifestations Of joy amongst the Demo-
cIats "a teiegraris came IN last evening
from q 10 10 O'Clock from the New York
HerGid. fh. New York Times. from cl.i.
zens in New York and Washington, and
from Richmond. II was IN yliu for oil
heads 10 advise 10 wait little lon ger"
Men OF middle age were seen hugcing one
appetizer in atrsnSpcH.
The funeral OF The late Il. w. LAWSON
lCok place Yesterday from The Baptist
church. In the pulpit, and assisting Dr.
GoOdwis in The sol ices. were lcy. George
w. Dame, Rev. DR.. hsr,in. Rev. Or.
Brown. Ecv. i. Mon. simpson. che
neral oGer.nss were numerous and 81 ~
sYqu.itclv tasteful character. 4 large
souccurse OF people were IN the church.
and ,ong trsir q carriages and 81 per-
Sous on foot followed the remain, 10 The
cCwCieIy.
Vow, whatever m3v be BE Tesul, OF t..
election. husine viii be resumed imm.dl-
ste,v here end ~ the hard working pe1-
ple Of this region. Captain Thomas j.
Talbot. OF the Tobacco Association. states
that the safes q lrsi tobacco for Inst monfh
were I.271.1S1 pounds. n average OF sll12.
and the sales % October II last year l.G:,G.-
80 pounds 81 ayersge 81 $ljO2. And
trade is expected 10 be active for,hWitn.
The weather hlying bren 'omewh'l soft
the planters Ind their meu wishing g. sup
p'y themselves with winter goods.
3Ii.s Mamie /. still, 4 teacher 81 the
Cascade region. aud Er. G.. W. Nernisn. Of
HcnIy county. were married on the 2Jth
ultimo. Cards arc out for the marriage on
the 18Th instant Of Hiss Lottic l.. Watson.
daughter Of our esteemed lswpsmaH, Mr.
jobs T. Watson, and Nr. W. w. Watkins.
,Ir.. oi Charlotte county.
Rev. 2. ". Fontaine. OF Halifax county.
has recently held proiracted meeting a.
Milestone, tina, county, having durin, five
,lsNs the assistance OF Rev. /. ". Mercer.
and has received Hin.tcen members. lie is
nov engaged IN a protrscied meeting At
Mount Vernon. in thai county.
ar. +. VI. llamiID. agent. Is collecting
articles here for the Virginia department
Of The New Orleans Exposition.
President Suiherlin, Of the Danvillf and
New-RiYcr railroad, la, appointed a.
depot agent here Mr.. Asa Rogers. son Of
Major Jobn d. Rogers, Of the Richmond
and Danville railroad. the former agent.
Mr.. 7. W. Field, hayin. resigned.
ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Another Warning.

We regret the defeat OF Hon. JouS BRAN
NON in the First congressional district OF
West Virgins. As HANCOCK was defeated
in 1880 by WAIyEEseY's unfortunate tariff
resolution. so Judge BRASNON was, we
doubt not, defeated in 1884 by the unfor,u-
nate address Of Hon. JoHN j. DAVIS. chair
man of The County Executive Committee,
to the voters Of Harrison county. Day af-
ter day. and in dozen or more places in
each days issue OF the Wheeling inteni-
gencer, a Republican organ, appeared the
following:
To The Democrats and Voters Of Harrison
County:
SHALL WE LONGER SUBMIT TO BE TAXED
AND RoEEsD OF orr PROPERTY TO ENRICH
TARIFF KINGS AND PROTECTED MASUFiC.
TURBIS? JNo. j. DAVIS,
Chairman Democratic County Executive
Committee.
Judge BRANNON had no hand ia issuing
this foolish address. but. Ike Hancock. he
had 10 suffer for the offence OF his ieu.en-
ant. The protected manufacturers oi
Wheeling could net and would not stand
that sort 81 eleetioneering. lei this lesson
I've a warning TO all executive otliciss ia
the Democratic party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Here and There.

4 slspsliciAn hsS found that The average
ace Of mel! In the past forty years has adj
vanced three years. This il partially due
10 lie l0Ughenine qualities in Tie modern
sduisrslion Of foods and liquors.
An old lady. who.e grandson was abont
to proceed h. The Black ~es. among o,h.r
parting adl1onitions. gave him strict in
functions nOt 10 hathe in that ge., for she
did not want Lin 10 com- back a Niger.
The municipality Of Bondy. ia France
sot up fishing match The other dsr =.
N,ueiy men and w0msn took part in H..
each Of WHOM paid an eairlnce-ire. After
angling three hours tine wa called. and
lie nan who had caught the la0,t ii,h re-
ceiycG the grand prize.
The new calhedrgl al Moscow i, one Of
tbr most remarkable churches ~ Europe
Not man, caihedrai, can boat OF haYinx
cen built in one lie lime. Int Their. are
I;ussiNns still living who saU the French
army depart from Moscow. II commemorate
which evCni tie church has been erected.
The rassamaquoddy Indians have COW
ceisoj The idea Of organizing muaiciDsl
flIm Of government =; Peter DIns's Point
above EasfpOrt. BE, their largest settle
ment. 10 protect Themselves from white
mon who enter their reservation wish
..Gfe-water," and otherwise do them I'M Il
~. The matter has been referred 10 the
Governor and Council. apn 1t IL pr3ba lie
jnsi limited form of nulItiph govern
ment viii DC granted he tribe 10y the mex
Legislature.
foreign correspondent write, that
Their bsndShake was srislu- and dry.
hat moi unpleasant: that Gam lettI's coz.
ira.ttd with ai' apparent opcnnesS and
he9rilne-s. and did not express character;
That ClemcnceaU's j. nervous and RAPID.
and with a friend very friendly; that Grew
scans voJr lace m a goOd-humOred way
While koidiEg your hand: and tAa Victor
Hugo shakes hand. after the manner OF q
gTandicsc statue into wlish. IA into Gsli-
ira, the breath OF ME has been brrsthcd.
The Liberal party in Scotland, who were
under great obligations 10 Alexander Rus
sell, the editor Of the Scotsman. for biz.
advocacy a. journalist. bad subscribed
very Handsomely 10 present hia with !
testimonial in hard cash. lie was net =
rioh man. Int he had doubts a. 10 whether
he should aceept a gilt which might de.
slroy or weaken his prestige. and he con-
suited iellov.c0natrym1n usOn the poiai.
The advice. as he told il with infinite rel.
ism. was ~ follows: II il is cJ.000. my
mon. TAX II: II It's less than G5, 900 don't
TAX i. and say you wouldn't have taken il
IL Il had been e50,Go0."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

rord15fe ~t'b the foreroisx fsc4.. Has
ViIsoa wns quite pretty girl, with coal.
hlock hair nEd egrs. The greatest sym
usfhy Il expressed for the stricken parsnts
n tbe young lady. AID u any OF the parties
who ere searching for thc author Of tue
eslsm!ly succeed in oyeit.king him 4
shctt sEsit aud stout cord VIII be the ic-
ysJ appliance utilized 10 the case.
Our election passed of quietly, though
he result was unexpected to the Riii:als.
VINO claimcd . majority In the city up 20
the day OF election. The majority OF
o5ty.tbfec for Cleveland was exceeded by
Naisr Daniel. whose majority reached
sixty-cigEi. This, too, notwits -tandlny
the fact that Trey had registered large
number III negroes who hal no right 10
vcte. About twenty OF this cl,ss were
THROWN out Of The First Ward alone, bu'
a course many ~ this cIsss voted iileg ny
WHO could not he detected IN time to pre-
ytni il.
Last nigat and to-day care fol the result
At The national contest seems 20 BIS lnst ~
he absorbing question. How did Vir2l'
u,s cos" The unterIiied Democracy o.
ne civ are greatly clated this morning
ever The probabilities that they ar. about Is
.somr NIP out of The wilderness" in rlIl:l
thf, have been immured for twcnly-hY'
yesrs. erest indeed viii be tue rejoielns
,b1rest. REX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07


The Springfield Rep.t!'can, csm'"eh''
,ps. before the result was positively known.
on Tho Gshs made by the Indeseadeni re-
publican, srys;
"AIi harsh talk sbout them - Rcpnsn.
can orrans win now give way " du'ee.
elros,s To receiver them 10 The grand ola
psrty Blu, u that party n.ve e'ee,ea
Blaine President. tbcre Wont DC room io'
TIE mue wumps in the Old fold. no, thsn@
you, gentlemen. they have 'i'sed' nn, 70
stay. Tho mng~umps may ps hoilor,
lhsn-tLou,' sudPhsrisecs, snd duies an,
sll that sort Of thing. hut they WIN pun
through without any more graho olu ~
theirs until tie grand Old mss seen = ns'
light"
The grand old party must 20. On sec
ond thought the grand old party is gose'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07


,x.,6or Heus q ths worid.i
p~tic,,Iars Of the appearance OF : ~
,,.,ns ses monster, which Mss pren NV ~
the latsud Of Yell. one OF tac oues's"mv
s s..s rcnoried from Lcrwick. fnc cIcnm-
.ts,ses. which IRE taken from WI ' mns
i've Of IN eyewitness. are a. ,o,,ows .,onsr
pl ,fsoderson was standing a,ahx
ILL., .',' sor,e others on pier at Bsrfs VOC;
w.. s',,,,,i b,v on the southeast snorc ',
a. IsIsra Of Yell, waiting for the aiUa'
- ~ ,oc.i s,eamcr, when suddenly tneIo
VI o. sa IN tho mouth OF The Voc Two
49, dnrh. coIores objects some dis.tncs
a,sr, nom each other. Al hrst tney were
,ha,,cit IA bc the sails Oh TWO sn'sii poa1.
p,,, ia surnise was dispelled ~ ths opiscs
nTared the shore, when suficient was SOU
20 how That u must be iisli u spas sols.
,rh. ,.r.rturc gradually snproacheh. bu,
suddcolv made swift dash lor"ofh, when
're im,nrnse fins ths, had at nFs' oecn
.e.u uroycd 10 be depressed % one s'uc,
a., ,ttc n hat under heavy press Ol
esnyas The best appeared oDeih pu'su'
=, sc-nc,b.-c, and Ia It's course came direc',
lv IN for The pief. head. where tlc an'aZso
,rpctatots we're standing, renalpin! ~ w.
,,c;nily for several minutes. The lore No.
which rose from the surface NJ 'hn w''srr -
,hr Lolelt ~ ietwecn three and four iee''
ryas siapcd exactly like b01ps saii' hau sl,
rcsred 10 he OF dark aud siity coipr'
vas abort thirty feet distant flom III. aitef
I'm. which was OF The sane color Dus iess III
Icighi by about one foot Al,houshit came
"a close io the picr. head that tbs spectator
,e,ld cssily have jumped on 1t, notn,
iug Of tue BODY OF the u'h GNU
i've >eep cxccrt da.k moTlnS
mas, which gp2crred 70 he con
ally greater in iength than TIC extent %
,lr fms. IT. shspe. 50 ttr as CONS ~ sea,
,es,mbcd somewhat That OF Wnhe. II
continued Tor some time T. dart about ~
rursuit apparently OF fish, AMI would msNy
laIg riicIlSr Swtcfs. moving ~ SUI !,
epccd through The wetcr ana causing su;n
ayiolent disturbance thai the sea "ou'd r'l'h
over Tie tops OF tie fins, which we're h"ay
ren,f.sed 10 one side. shortly after the
mons!ernpproached the pier Henderson IA"
stated OF for n rife. bu, could ouiT pro-
,urc au o!G doublc-barrcicd gun, which he
loaded with shot The animal was SIN
dose 10 no ricr when be r'turncd. ana ha
iumcdleisly discharged the content, 0'
Iotn Larrils into the foyc.Gn. Tie SHOT
icok eject. for IT was seen that tie IN KS
ccmplctclv rildlcG Ihe snimii ~
scorer received this shock thla u
srrk. anG was never seen again. IT,
a,,rearapcc was de3cribed 10 several old l.h-
orDen. an of wlom conrured in tie opl1-
ian dat Is +, what l. knu~n among then
asa .lrigdic.' believed by some to b,
speciCs OF b,sking bark Whata' btigdie
Is. however has never teen accur,tely de-
lcrmincd. II generally described ~ he'
ing an animal with tHo immense fms
stretching M Ike wings from body Of ~
rar,utiy vast Dimensions. and IL = 'a.d 80
lave on m,ny occasions pursued aud d.
su0ycd boats 81 sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

WIFI the HerGid, the Tines. the kaiion,
the Erclang Post, and Hdrper'S Be.kb,
All supposed 10 he papers Of no It'll. inau.
ence, supporting him. CLsvxLANp received
in New York city and Brooklyn counted
together, almost identieallv the same ma.
ioriiy which HANCOCK received in the sane
cities four years age. Where were all the
Independents! Where on elec,ion-day
was the influence Of the paper. we have
named,
There are tho reasons TO be given for
this rtsui. One or the other Is the true one
Either the Independents we're few in num-
beers and could control no votes worth speak
ing Of. and all the great papers which We
have named are destitute OF influence at
home. or else Tamizany Hall did not do ITS
duty 81 the balot-box. We know not
which j. the true reason. What say the
journals named,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
WiLLiANSDURG.
es.et Eicoiisn- Lncenainry HsranGae-
Marriage.

Marriage.
Tcsrcsposcepce Of The Richmond Disp'teh.l
NOVEMBER G. 1884.
The election here was the most quiet
4, own for yesr5. not the least disturbance
of any kind being reported, although am
ed by pariIes who were prcsoct TIN,
en- lat sunday night. at tie Rev. John h.
ijgysoa's church. after the beue1ic.ion
bsd been pronounced BY the minister.
reer0 politician. native OF this place aha
On employG q the Richmond cuiiJm'hotse.
asked permission Ci the churca anshoti-
tic. TO be allowed b address Tue coh5rcsi'
ton for few minutes.
Permission was granted. aud DaI'oAs
coperc CATION was treated 10 one Oi the mast
inccudlary speeches ever heard IN this So'-
tlcn. The speaker iGfOrmcd bis hc,rers
ftet box of pistols had b.en received
here and that they should arn themselves
on ciect0g.day. that there Would " NJ
more DanviiIc riots. and tlllt for every
colorcd man kilcl white mar would 20
down with him. such advice 10 the igno-
rant colorcd voter Is condemned 10y tht
resgc, table ana ,cadipg coicrcd men, and
they ssY tnat II they hsd have known that
iicir puipit WAS 70 be used for such Duf-
lose they would not have given their con
sent.
The Episcopal church was crowded yes
terisv evening with the citizens OF oar
lown 10 witness thc marriage Of Miss hep
nora Coup.aad 10 Dir. W. J.. Spencer, lr.
The msr. iaso ceremony wa, performed ~
Rev. Preston Nash, OF Richmond. Fhe
bricc was alfred in a handsome green vi.
vet silt and carried bouquet OF beautiful
Gowus. The bridesmaid, were Mi's Lucy
Lane, Miss Jackson. Miss Anderson, OF
FauGuicr; Miss Henry, Bliss Faulkner,
Miss Harrison, Mss Truwi'i, Of Mobile;
N.Ss Alice smith. Miss Annie h0rccoci.
Miss Branch. and Miss Wiiburn. "a the
Lrdal party proceeded Up Che aisle Of the
church the 0rg9n pealcd forth the strains
OF 4 wcGdire marcn. The bridal presents
received were both numerous ind han /
seine. The brdll couDlr lett % The Nor
foil, tisin for a bliGsl tour North. They
expect 10 be absent about 4 week or ten
days. W.
Grcst UcioIcing ~ Williamsburg.
t~pcclal telegram 70 Inc DisDlich.l
WILLIAMSBURG. November 6, 1891.
Crest i,ioicing here 10 night over Cleve-
Isnd's election and the Grand victory in
virginia. The Democrats. young sud Old.
are celel rating the great victory. The
John Goodc." our c1nnOn. 10 booming.