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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
CONNECTICUT.
The Independent, Movement Spreading


A New Haven special says: IL looks As
though all the comfort that the Blaine men
In this State could extract from the theory
that The Independent movement in this
State is dying out is likely to be Dead.sea
apples. They bave said nothing. have in
dulced In no flourish OF trumpets, but they
have been quietly at work, and on the 9TH
Of November the result OF their llbors
may he seen. Aretas w. Thomas, well.
known Waterbury lawyer, said recently
that he bad been told taat there were but
two independents in town and that
he Was one OF them. Feeling rather
lonely, he made q canvass OF the town, and
in less than an hour he had secured 100
signatures OF anti-Blaine Republicans. A
few hours work gave him $50 more, AMI
lie is assured that there are to-day 800 In.
dependents in that place. who are receiy-
ing daily accessions to their ranks. The
list contains many such nlmes as Rev. Jo-
seph Anderson. Rev. Richard Mean, A. :.
Chase, and other prominent and iufluen.
tlal citizens OF Waterbury. He also found
that the Independent movement was yery
strong in Winsted, and In that town over
one hundred will scratch the .PIumed
Knight" Among the prominent ones
there may be mentioned julius WIFI
ting, William Kirk. 5. A. Her.
man. and s. A. Granger. In Litch6eId
George A. Hiekox and Theodore s. Sedy.
wick bead list OF forty names of those
who cannot bear Blaine and Logan. In
Seymour G. W. storrs leads twenty Repub-
lean boilers. Birmingham, Ansonia. and
Derby will contribute $50 names vouched
for by men Of the standing OF James Ian.
den, c. +. Atwater, George G. Allis. J. q.
Townsend. and X. u. Swift. In New Nil.
ford. in the Housatanic valley, the move
ment Ia beirg felt, and among the thirty.
i've names there are those Of Cashier
u. s. Mysatt, Of the FIRST Ms.
tional Bank. and Daniel souIe. com.
msnder OF the Grand Army OF the Kepub.
lie. In Plainville the Independents have
q strong club, Horace johnson being one
OF IFS leading members. In Pennington
James l.. Cowles and ID. N. Barney lead
Koodly number. In Mcriden mar be found
II. w. Hale. A. w. Dean. q. w. Mann, m,
and \. H. Williams, aud many other iIie.
long Republicans, who VOW khey win moi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

A Philadelphia contemporary says
"Whist! the great 'still hunt has begun.
SAMMY TLDEs has sailed the 'licks.' and
waits up friendly tree for bis victims TO
nock In and sap the saline waters" There
Is no necessity for sailing the ticks. The
whole Republican perty will be coralled at
the head Of Salt river in less than two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
That Connon Case.

In yesterdays issue OF the Dispatch it
was stated that one Of the coupon cases Of
Dir. RoYALL bad been advanced by the
Supreme Court Of the United States. As
The court will therefore have all opportu-
nifty to pass upon 1t at an early day. we state
that the case involves the question whether
the Circuit Court OF the United States has
jurisdiction in cases involving less than five
hundred dollars. II Mr.. ROYALL gains his
case, Judge BOND will not allow the col
Letting officers OF this State to levy upon
the property Of any man who shall have Of
fered to pay his taxes in coupons. u he
loses his case, "eadi ustment will reid
Just"
We trust that the General Assembly.
which meets to-day, will keep an eye upon
this case. That body would better remain
in session all winter than to allow the rev.
enues of the Government TO be totally de-
stroyed by the Federal courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
An Amendment.

State Senator Hon. NJ. w. 0Tut, Tow
son. MARYLAND, writes: applied TO Sc
vcrey-sprained knee. from which ana ana RON rom
fcrjnr Tor six weeks, st. Jacobs OIL. the
great pain cure, and it not only gave ,m M
mediate relief TO the sprain, but II c,reu
ne OF every symptom OF the rheu~a'isni'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Philadelphia North american says :
1--WE actually believe that the Dem ocrats
have carried West Virginia by the skin Of
their teeth" Is II possible the North
American has not heard the actual news
from West Virginia, or is 1t trying TO per-
petrate CHASTITY Joke!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Republicans will have to gain one
member in every five districts-not two, as
we wrote yesterday-in order to secure the
control OF the next House OF Representa-
tives. They viii have to gain. as we have
shown elsewhere in tO-day's issue, MEM
bers enough 10 overcome an existing ma
lority OF over sevCnty-Gve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

In reply to an Albemarle correspondent
We would say
First, that we never keep the names OF
candidates for Office standing in our COL
umns.
Secondly, that tickets containing the
names of the electors will be furnished by
the State Committee, and will all be printed
correctly.
And, thirdly, that =" the Board which will
report the aggregate vote" is not "a hos.
tile . Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

IL Is rumored that the sale Of DIR. BULBS
coush-syrup has taken such dimensions
that the proprietors are unable TO supply all
orders. We advise our druggists to prepare
themselves Tor all emergencies, a. the peo.
pc rely on them Tor this valuable remedy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
,..,,,,,,- 20 Ret on Cleveland.

T., ,,o uolrman House Last evening eS-
~ Wv Miles Ross. Of New jersey
N scapsa thee bets, without takers:
$500 Cleveland carry Son con, ssa,'
$500 Cleveland carry New Jersey
a5.OOO Cleveland carry neW loiA'
5000 cleveland carry inu'sna. NJ.
5000 Cleveland will DC elec'cu' w"
York World, 2lsf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Philadelphia Times says: "This
day twd weeks hence somebody's feelings
me going 10 be hurt" Yes; and BLAINE.
tive wall will go through the land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

:. We Publicly Challenge Competition
by announcing that there is no preparation
similar to Dufiy's Barley Malt Whiskey.
costly and minute analysis has proved EN-
phstic.lIy that it is positively Tree from
iuseI oil. and il is therefore the only genuine
medicinal wbiskey."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Boston Post says: "A man named
CHEEK Is siumping Wiconsin for BLAINE
and LOGAN" What magnificent example
Of the eternal fitness OF things!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Democratic corpse in Ohio is about
the liycliest political corpse the country
has seen for,a long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Baltimore Herald says: "Mr.
BLAINE wants $4,000 majority in New
York" Itwill be a "long-felt want" with
Mr.. BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
REPUBLICAN, DESPERATION
TrJing 10 Win over an Influential Cleveland
Man by Offers OF Norey and Position.

TrJing TO Win over an Influential Cleveland
Man by Offers OF Money and n Position.
A Buffalo special to the World OF October
Goth says Since the receipt OF the news
from Ohio il has been evident that the Re-
publicans OF this city were reduced to des-
peTate straits.
At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning a dele
CATION. comprising Jules OBrien, Ammi
Cutter, and :. Il. Green, called at the Gene
see House and woke up TIE young Irish
orator, John II. Colgan, OF Dunkirk,
Y. Y. Mr.. Cutter introduced himself
as treasurer OF the Eighth.Ward Re.
publican Club. and Mr.. Green as Us
president. Mr.. O'Brien seated him-
self on the edge OF Colgan's bed and
eSpatiated for some minutes on the benefits
Irish converts were able 10 obtain by
coming out for Blaine. lie argued that
Irish citizens were sure OF more generous
recognition and support as Republicans
than rs Democrats. He closed with the
statement that be was authorized to Offer
Mr.. Colgan $50 night and a position in
the Interior Department or the Treasury.
with al least 81 500 year, in the event OF
Republican success, II he would abandon the
cause Of Cleveland and advocate that OF
Blaine. As an alternative an offer OF $3.50
was made for a single speech repudiatlns
Cleveland. TO be delivered on the same
platform with Richard Crowley at a meet
log to be held in the First Ward next
Thursday night. Mr.. Colgan firmly re-
fused to consider the offer, saying that he
Was supporting the Democratic presidcn-
tial ticket as a matter OF principle, and
that he would not turn renegade for 81 900
a night. His visitors then withdrew, ex-
pressing their regret that he had let alp
what they considered the great opportunity
Of his life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
DEATHS.

pIzzIyI.-pi,d. II 1880 p. NJ. October 81
sst. at the residence OF her son. hr. joan -
Pi,zinI, 6I3 north Tenth street, g-s. cAIhh-
RINE PI2ZINl. relict OF Aniofis FikLi"h ID ln'
seventy sixth wear Of her age ,,,,,,,,,, -.
Her fxnerai will take place THIS EVENING Az
a. O'clock from 81. Peters Cathedral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
DICHMOND MOZART AssOCIATIo Y
FAIR.

nON'T FORGET TO ATTEND THE
IL FAIR FOR ST. PATHiCK's FgMALg
sCHOOL BUILDING. AZ 1910 Main street., on
ter the handsome Gold Pen and Pencil will be
closed. candidates.: Masters William D1frron.
John Csrnody. aud Chris. Mannln<. The ballot
log Tor ihs hanosome set OF vestmeuts between
esd. oc 2a-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Republican party illustrates lis az.
gressive foreign policy by the use OF the
British bulldog revolver at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Commissioner-oi-P Pensions W. W. DUB
LEY has fairly earned the additional title
OF Commissioner of Frauds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Boston Herald put it thus: I" Hon-
esty rs. Dishonesty; CLEVELAND as.
BLAINE" Short, sharp, and comprehen.
S,ve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Mr.. BLAINE may prove deadhead in the
OHIO enterprise after all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

The Tendency TO Emacintion usually
manifested in all wasting diseases - pre-
vented by the medicinal Use oil puuVs
Barley Malt Whlskey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

1t must be that Republican ciyi.service
reform is a joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

vurNrrcRx, CAnsErS, srovxs. s..
rorusxv. w. A. Heixu,E.
- Damaging Pasts.
RoTHEnr . CO..
~ 80, East BROAD srnEEr' sss
r,rE Low. PRICE CASH AID LIBERAL ~
wALMRSr HOUSE OF RICHMOND.
TINS WEEK
10 ,how one Of the bsss iiass of
CARPETS.
ou.,L0rHs,
RUGS.
peDsooN.. DINING, rAnLOs-, AID
KIToBgs.FUESrURs
~ THE err.
we would csI your speciaI a,tenaoo 70 or
extensive iBe Of
STOVES.
by;h
HfATISG AaD COOKING.
ulics We viii srll Cor cish or on easy weekly %
montbly payments.
ReInember that We ase the
LEADERS IN Low PRICES AID Easy
TERMS
ROTnRRT 9 90.
5O5 EAST BROAD srRIar.
NEW sTOgEi NEW GOODS:
BALTIMORE HOUSE: 2i7 u 22I Baltimore
arec,. 90 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
THY 4 BOTTLE AND BE- CONVINCED.

We arc Il q oniy concern In the Uni,ei states
WHO sre b0ttilg snd selling IN the medicS' prDes-
do, -ud drug trade an Absolutely PURE
wsrT wJusKRY, one that Is FREE from fasei-
al and that Is not only found on The sldc5oards u
tho be.i families In tho conrlr7. bat In The dts
ROOM for use In cases of DyspeDsis, indl
g.stion. rnr 90 a siImuIan' FOR tired aud nursing
motbcgs, srd which IN smoo'hne.s Of tote. r1und-
uess and delicacy Of favor. making II alike ac-
ceptahle 70 all ages and 10 the most del'lic stp-
m,che. ia TyphoiG-Fever, ~ .cntery, D.'lrhWa,
aud eli low forms Of dsesse, q. u the favoritc win
the profession, who know its ui.ri's, ndn& u m
valuable os a sliInu'ant aud tDnir. We nave not
The sp2ee 10 speak individually II dc Garge number
or professional gentlemen wis have examiner
thi. Whiskey, but simply say nat Ina May iasl We
distributed 1900 sealed sot'es to 4 IKE nmfDer
Of lie representative physician. throughout Tie
country for analysis and exam aa,on snh not Que
o. tist number found trace Of fssst-oH or snT
sdulteration whatever; Dr. AssSDI, tne gr an
Gernan chemist. In lest,r - ". states " una
n absolutely pure aud free from tusc.oll, ana ioi
that rtsson cordially recoIs mend II - sie nieo<'
N.Ly 81 the Leading physicians OF up United
STATES not only recommend no ue p,oie.-'"n ~
sEgc. hut refuse 10 use snrt.ntr S ,,s
practice. For the coBsumprve ana nose ilhlcrn
vi. hrmOTfhages H. - an invaluable tonle, snppu
lug The sg,Lcm wit, more carbon uAh b1e nis
eau ?, h-usi, the ipYalii gaining la slseasn ron
The date ~ Il, vs.. ,....
1875 Tor sale by druggist, aud aAc.gFocery hos'e'
gtgcfslls mdty
a. SAUNDERS & son,
selling Agents,
RICHMOND. VA.
PRICE. 81 PER BOTTLE.
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKY COMPANY.
BALTINOEE ND.
Zoe l5-iDsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Malt Wl.iskey

stimulates the digestive organs 10 nea'sny
seton. enriches The blood, snd DulloS up
the shattered sy,tem."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

row PRICESl EASY Terms.
BY CLOSE BUYING, MANUFACTUIiNG, AND
SMALL EXPENSES
lean sell my new ani bezutlfai stock u
FURNITURE AID CARPETS
yrry CHEAP FOR CASH or 81 EASY M
STATEMENTS.
AMER PRICING ELEEwHERE eve me a cat
andIwin CONyiNCE and SATISFY YOU.
MY MATTRESSES ARE KNOWN 70 o. rnz
BEST ~ THE CITY
q. G.JtHGEN,.
o. l6-tDe 70 81 vast rr,si .,rsst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
. pyspsps,a ~ the Most Biishtang

c,1rxe Of mankind. DuGy's Barley Mail
Whiskey will positively cure dyspepsia ana
Indigestion, with all attending evils
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
N EE EISGS.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS MTA
~ or JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 23, ~ - \
x. P.-Attend regular conversion o :. = II
Nonr Lodge on THIS "Wednesday H. ,,-stfbsJ
MING, Ortober 22d, at 1888 O'clock N3tSsy
~ J.R LAhkTN,
Oc 22-It X. or y. ana :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

ssssy ssd their wsrt where shsss wi'' %
ne nos rood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
row PRICEsI EASY Terms!

BALTIMORE HOUSE: PIT u 22I Baltimore
5rec, 90 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
NOSE EATEN OFF!

NOSE EATEN OFF.
John Naves, Young man near here, had q can
Ger on his face which had eaten away his nose and
part OF his cheek, and was extending up 20 his
eyes As iast resort he was pat upOn SWlfts
specific, and IL has entirely cured hin. HIS face
IS all healed over with new flesh and bis general
health j. excellent. His,rccoyery Was wonderful
ME-. CRUMLEi, VI. d.,
AUGUST 10, 1854. OglethOrpc, ia.
a. l7-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
INSURANCE STATENES 4.

M.H.McCARTHY, Secretary.
CHAs. X. WILLS. solicitor. Sc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
DuFFY's PURE MALT wHi7hhi
WILL CURE ANY CASE

nyspFPsfA, INDIGESTION, GGsEHAL
WEAKNESS. uEaosBHAGEs' OR
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS
&, taken I'm their early stages, All relieve n no'
.bsoIrieiy crre the most obstinate and
.npuo.ed hope:ess cases.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-11-29

act Ike Christian and permit the cere-
monies to take place.
The Bank Commissioners of New Hamp-
shire have secured from the Supreme court
an mi uncCOn restraining the Portsmouth
Trust and Guarantee Company from con
tinuing business. The capital is 500, COO
and the guarantee fund of an equal amount
has been impaired $4,000. The deposits
aggregate S417, COO.
The report Of the Secretary before the
American Woman Suffrage Association In
session at Chicago showed that SIOO, 900 had
been sent to Oregon to aid in the passage of
the constitutional amendment for woman
suffrage. During the year 100 600 tracts had
been circulated, explaining the character
of the suffrage movement William D.
Faulke, Of Indiana was elected President
By decision of the Illinois Supreme
Court reversing the Judgment of the Circuit
Court, the Chicago and Evanston road has
lost its right 70 run a local line across the
tracks Of the entire North western system
on the west bank of the river and to con-
denim property requ ired for the enterprise
1t is said that the Evanston road has
nearly completed its bridge and the ap-
prOGChes.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-11-29
WASHINGTON TOPICS.

The swaine oOurt-martial met at Wash
ington.
Secretary AIoCulIOch has prepared a cir
cular IN relation to the importation of old
rags.
The estimated payments from the Treas
ury the present month. on account of pen
siOns, will amount to $13OOO,OOO.
The issue of standard. silver dollars for
the week ending November 10 was $48S.-
ISL; for the corresponding period last year,
1888, 1913.
Judge Wylie overruled the motion for 8
new trial IN the case of John LRngstOn, con-
Victed OF the murder of Police Officer
Fowler, and sentenced him to be hanged
the second Friday after the next general
term Of court.
Fish Commission car No. 2, in charge Of
@. H H. Moore, left Washington with carp
for the supply of all applicants in Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Dakota, Idaho,
Montana, Washington Territory and Ore
gOn.
The Department Of State has directed the
United States Consul Generals at London
and Paris to appoint medical examiners to
inspect all the vessels leaving English and
French ports for this country, with a view
Of preventing the introduction of cholera.
In the annual report of the Lighthouse
Board 1925 600 is asked for the lighting and
buOyage of the rivers. The estimates for
the general appropriation for the next ifs
cal year, including supplies, repairs, sala-
ries, expenses for light, and vessel, buoy
age and fog signals, ETC., are 50, 164,O 600.
The estimates for special appropriation are
81, 2O1, $50.
The Secretary Of the Treasury instructed
the United States District Attorney of the
Middle District of Alsbama to bring suit
against Richard Busted and Jacob Stan
wood, of that State, sureties on the bond of
General Adam Badeau, late Consul General
to Savanna, to recover $I2,O 900 received by
that officer as nOtarial fees and alleged to
have been illegally withheld.
The series of examinations for the exam
inatiOn Of applicants for departmental ser
vice at Washington has been arranged for
December, for the West and South, as fol-
lows: Monday, December 1st, at Dss
MOines; Wednesday, the Sd, Omaha; Friday
the 9th, Denver; Friday, the 18th, San Fran
cisco; Wednesday, the 18th; Los Angeles
California; Monday, the 22d, Fort Worth,
Texas; Wednesday, the oath, San Antonio,
and Saturday, the 9th, Houston.
The Supreme Court of the United States
decided two cases brought by the citizens
of Virginia against the Mutual Assurance
Society Of Virginia, to recover the amount
of certain fire insurance policies issued by
said company upon property in Richmond,
"a, which was burned at the time the city
was captured by the Federal troops in 1865.
Chief Justice Waite announced it as the
opinion of the Court that it had no iuris-
dictlOn IN the cases; and must therefor
dismiss them, and it was so ordered.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-11-29
CAPITAL TOPICS.

The Capital Iron Works of Topeka
failed recently. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets, $4,000.
The foundation for the main or central
building Of the State Capitol has been
completed, and Col. TWeedale had his
derricks taken down.
George D. Goddard, of Topeka, while
out hunting a few days ago, in climbing
over a fence accidentally discharged his
gun, the load taking effect in his throat
and head, killing him instantly.
The dead body Of Casper Herman, q
shoemaker was raked from the KaW
river at North Topeka, a few days ago.
He had been missing for about a week.
The verdict of the CorOner's Jury was
suicide.
James Hopper, a boy seventeen years
Of age, was caught between the bumpers
Of two freight cars IA the Santa FesWitch
yards Of Topeka, and instantly crushed
to death. BE was not an employe Of the
road, but was helping the sWitchmen just
for fun.
The Scandinavian Library AssOCia-
ton, of Topeka, celebrated the fifth an
niVersary of their society recently.
When organized, the membership num-
bered but seven persons, now they have
fifty, with 400 volumes Of books and
nearly all the periodicals published.
Commonwsalih- Another squad Of dele
gates TO the Cattle Convention, at St
Louis, from New Mexico, passed through
on the Santa Fe Monday. Sixteen mem
bers OF the FL PassO Stock Mems AssOcia-
ton had q special car gaily decorated,
and wee travelling In great style.
Some unknown person entered the
Chinese Laundry Of John Lee Foo In
North Topeka and either dubbed or
shot him. When found John was still
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-11-29

A TAX on bachelors is proposed in
France. The preamble to the bill reads:
Considering the growing decrease in
the population of France, it has become
necessary to impose a tax on all single
persons over - years Of age of the male
sex" Some of the causes of this de-
crease are that no Frenchman under
twenty-five can marry without the con-
sent of his parents. This consent is in
variably withheld if the girl is portion
less. On the other hand, if the girl be
we'll provided for, her kinsfolk viii not
only let her marry unless the mans mar
riage portion be in proportion to hers,
but they wiz efectually prevent all pos
sibility of her making the acquaintance
Of q poor man. In France an invitation
TO a private dinner or ball is generally
preceded by an inquiry into the financial
position Of the recipient Of such an in
Vitation, which, for thoroughness, viii
beat anything and everything detectives
in London OF Paris could accomplish.