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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1884,
New York-ls il Trouble /?


Tie Democrats Of New York know that
that state voted last Tuesday for CLgvf-
LAND. and they have determined that her
vote shall be counted ~ II was cast.
The Republican National Com niitcc,
taking tine hy the fereloek, issued yestcr.
dag an address to the people Of the United
States, or rather to the Republican State
and other committees. claiming that New
York had voted for BLAISs. aud calling
upon them 10 make good that claim.
What side will weld, The side that Is
In lie wrong will Weld, or else there will be
troubles which every pa.rio. must dcpre-
eisie In advance. We repeat, the wrong
tlocis will bow 10 the will Of the people.
itisDet in human nature for sensible men.
having spv conscience ut all, TO precipitate
war, or 10 he the occasion Of bloodshed,
when they know themselves TO be 10 the
wrong.
We have not sad which party was in
The wrong, though We have = very decided
opinion upon this point. We write this
article merely to allay the fears Of any psr-
sens whs may spprchend trouble, perhaps
bloodshed. as = consequence Of the rival
claims set up by the two parties rs 70 how
New York Stale voted on Tuesday last.
Now we will add that the Republican
conspirators will yield the pOiu; in dispute.
II IL the Empire State that has - seized -
the Government, as Mr.. BLAINE wcrdcd il,
not the SOUTH. The Empire stat; will
stsad up for It's rights. 1t is her Governor
that has been elected President OF the
United States. Pcnasylyania's Governor
is slso Democrat. SO are the Governors
OF twenty.thrcc other States twenty-five
in ALI. The time Is not prJpitious for
"rebcllion" headed by the Plumel
Knight.
fsat how as TO Mr.. Arthur, the mean
bent President OF the United states
Well. Mr.. AETuUg is q safe man. lie il
lawyer, AZ General GRAM was not. lie
will fiud warrant for bis acts in the Con.
stitutiou, or he will nes take part in the
troubles.
But will not the senate Of the United
states count IN Mr.. BLAINE ne Il counted
In Mr.. HArxs, No. That crime will not
be repeated. il has brought too much
odium upon all tue guilty parties. Be-
sides, there are several senator's who would
not vote with the Republicans IL they were
to undertake again to elect President bv
corruption. or in aDy other way to thwaTt
the will Of the people. EpnrSDs despises
BLAINE. The two Massachusetts, Senator's |
dislike him exceedingly. Even Mr.. RID
pLEsERGgR would probably vote with the
Democrats on such question. The Demo
Gratis have thirty-six votes IN the Senate to
forty for the Republicans Qncluding Ma
HONE and RDDLgBrIGnR). D0N CAMERON
and EDHuxDs would he enough TO tie the
Republicans " they s.,ould attempt to stIfle
the voice OF the voters.
But these are wild speeul1tions, YOU Will
say. We would fsin hope that no trouble
such as these speculations contemplate may
come upon the country; but we are not at
all confident that il will not he necessary
for the party in the wrong to surrender
their false claims in the presence OF "men
who know their rightf, and, knowing, dare
maintain.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
The Deputy Marshals.

The election is over. but its wrongs are
net yet rishted. The Lynchburg .hrdnce
SAYS:
Not one dollar must he permitted TO
he paid to sisgle United states inarsbsI
serving anywhere in any Stale in this falls
election. To take the peoples money and
pay United States msrshals serving in Ohio
would be treason to the people"
Not dollar. The Democrats sush, also
10 repeal the law authorizing their appoint
men, They can attach TO some spproprn-
ton bin clause repeating that law, and
stand by il TO the last. NO deputy mar
sbsls or else no money" should be their
motto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Richmond CITY.

With two thirds of the judges Of election
working against them, snd notgi'lstand.
inE that nonresident negroes were allowed
to vote upon afiidavits, and Gis!rInchised
negroes upon taking an oath that il was
some other negro Of the same nam, that had
been DISTINGUISHED for petty larceny or other
cIine, the Democrats OF Rich1snd gave 10
CLEvKLAND, HENDRICKS, and WIsu larger
majority than thew gave TLpsN in 1876 OF
JoHN w. DAViEL ia 1881. There are ne
better workers in the Commonwealth bsn
those in this Democratic city. The people
OF The entire state always exp.c, to hear 4
good report from their capital, and they
are never disappointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
"Old Virginia Meyer Tire. :,

Faithful ever, Virginia has cast bel
vote for GROVER CLEVELAND for President
OF the United STATES. She is ALWAYS TO bt
trusted. There need never be any fear
AS 10 where she stands ia presidential
election. As DASIKL WEBSTER said o
Massachusetts in the celebrated debate be
tween him and HArNr, so We say Of Vir
gmis. "LOok al her. There she stands
In our news columns will be found tn,
figures showing the probable snjorit,
which &rginis has given for CLEVELAND.
Let all the people rejoice"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
A n.n rtinela,nl In x.r.iariani.,. I

rev rtsneiaent in v.setsrialisn has
been devised. Al recent vegetarian m
Duet IN kngland. after the usual amount OF
d's'tnsive food had been consumed. mai
we left OF rearing animals for food il would
Interfere with clothes. lie wss, however,
Insanity confuted. IL the most practical
Manner. sv true vegetarian. whs arose
ane asserted that be was completely dressed
IN materials which invoIved ne blood.
snilusess whatever. A cotton-velset..n
vest, dark Dnsn-drlll wsis.eoat, corduroy
trousers. and iawa-tennis shoes constituted
The array OF this animals friend. lie also
committed himself TO the statement that hc
had never tasted animal food IN hi. life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

prominent New York broker iclesr,phs
tos leading frm ia Richmond; 81 look
for better times. for honest properties, and
honest mcr." Tbis tells the story OF the
D,nocrslic victory. A new eraisupon "
Az cra of peace, prosperity. and conssrYa'
tive methods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

The Philadelphia Press says a patty
whose name IL stencil and whose history
is tie record Of 4 crime will know enough
never TO enter another campaign with
slender and falsehood ss its stock in trade"
go you have taken the lesson to heart. have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
nea,b prom,nen, Physician.

correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch
SALEM, NovembecJ. 1881.
DR.. George =. Terrill, Tor nearly thirty
years an active practitioner OF medicine oil
this place. and enc Of the most distinguish
cd uhysicians Of Southwest Virgiril, died
suddenly Of ureamic cOnvulsions this
morning at 4 O'Clock. in the liity-f)urth
year 81 hi. aye. i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
ROANOKE CITY.
The Particulars Of the Murder of Miss VII.
SoH-ihe Eiec,ior.


The Particulars Of the Murder of Miss vii.
son-ihe Eicc,ior.
Correspondence Of the Riehmond Di.patcs.I
NOVEMBER i, 1894.
The horrible murder Of Miss Lizzie WI
son, tciegrapbcd the Dispatch last night
soon after is occurrence. has thrown Hi.
community iato a torriAl. Stale OF excite
nell; even tie election returns. in which
every body l. interested, were for the time
being forgotten in the horror excited by
this di-bolical murder. That il should
have occurred within fifty Yards OF
row oi tonanied houses aud al
such an early hour in tie evening
and coming 20 closely ON the heels OF the
shooting Of Mccormick ia the public
streets, Is ample reason for having aroused
our best citizens 10 q determination ID sup.
pres, in future these evidences OF lawless-
ness. The Mayor has already offered re-
ward Of $3.50 for the apprehension OF the
murderer, aud every other means possible
will lie used 10 bring the miseresnt 10 ius-
ticc. Ii appears from the eyidenc. Oh
tanned last evening that Miss Wilson, in
company With two other Young ladies, had
started fren Toole's confectionery. where
she was forinsrly employed. for her home
in Easi i.oanoke after : time they separa-
ted, each going - their respective homes.
~ Miss Wilson neared the residence OF her
patsbts. which is In what is known IA
"bIick row." situated in Rutherford street.
her mother, who was home, heard screams,
and, rushing into the street, saw a man
running from the direction in which the
body Of the unfortunate girl was found.
She describes him as having had on lish.
clothes aud light hat. but was I'm sblc 10
determlnsnis color. Aftera brief time she
found tl apron OF her daughter Lizzie,
ana OF further search the body Of her
dauehifr, on the edge Of raviRe, near
ihe co5ncr Of Lee and Gllmer streets, with
Der throat cut from ear to ear. prcscntinga
spectacle so CHASTITY as to nearly deprive
the mother Of her senses. DR.. II. V. GRAY,
coroner. held an inquest on the body last
light, Ut which verdict was found Ia NC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

The Philadelphia Bulletin (Ridical Re-
puLlican) says: al CLEVELAND should
prove to he elected the Prohi5iiIonists
may rightly claim it as their victory"
Correct. The Probibitionists OF collInu-
ance OF corruptiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
virginia Views Sotes.

Poul at.H county voted against a sub
scripiiOn 10 the Farmville and P0whltan
railroad
Tie subscription TO the Virginia and
Kentucky railroad wa, carried in raZsWell
and Bland counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

Without any apparent Effort 10 bring out
the colored vote Tuesday. the Republicans
Dollsd moie than 5000 votes, or sudden
Jump Of I.f00 over an, previous perform
snee.- Portsmouth Enterprise.
For some reason. The negroes turned oul
IN full force to attend the election on Tues.
dsv lasi. They had been misIed into the
belief that they were In danger Of losing
some Of tbeE rights. a Democratic Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

II Is general belief that there is no
remedy for consumption, and possibly in
some cases the assertion may be correct.
We know, however. Of many cares made
by Dr. Bills Cough Syrup, and will guar
sntee positive relief TO the sufferer in every
instauee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
DTFFY'S PURE MALT WHISkEY
WILL CURE Any CASE
OF
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, GENERAL
WTAKNEss, HTMORRHAGES. OR
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
81 taken IN their early stages, and relieve. II set
ss>sluirl, cvr-. The most obstinstc and
,appo.ea hoUeess eases.
Try \ sorrLs ND nE coNylNcEp.

We arc the onl, coucers in The Unilel states
Who are b, thin. ard sailing the ncd,-al profess
sioa aud Org trade ~ AR-OLETELY PURE
MALT NHiSktl. one that IS free from f'lsei-
o and thzl j. nor oHiy found on The siacJoarii Of
tie Pest fsiHiirs IN tie country. hu' ia The DIS
pere n,-Toom. Tor use cas-s Of Dyspepsia. hdi-
cestior. ana - = stinulant Tor tired aud n9rsn.
mothers. and which IN smoothness of isst- r1uaa-
mes and ,elicscy % fsvOl. masking If alike ac-
ccrfihlc 10 all ape aud 10 the ost delicate sts
inachs. In Trphoid-Fever. Dy-rui-ry, Darrhea.
aud an low forms OF dlse2ss, u l. thc favoriie Win
The profession, vino know Us merits, hndng h la
valuable - siimGaut and tonic. We have not
the space to spesk Individually Of the lar. sWGssr
Of profc'si onal gentlemen who have examines
this whisky, hut Simply sIy that in Nay last We
dist,iLuiad l.5OO sealei b"u.ss to a like Au,, brr
II The representative physicians throughout tie
country for ANALYSIS and examination. and not ON.
~ that number found : trace Of fvssi-oN or anv
sdulteration whatever. Or. AEENnT. the great
German chemist. in = letter to ~. states :" nod
Il absolutely pure aud IRE. from fnscl-oii and Tor
that reason cordially recommend II 70 the iardieA
profession"
MANY VI the leading physicians of "a. unl.s
SIates not Ouly rccommeau " 10 The prof sina Al
large, but refuse 10 use any -ther simulani tser
practlce. For the ronsamptSe sud fhOSr = alctrd
viii hemOrrhaees u - An invaluable tonic, sappiy-
ing I'm. system with worc carbon than the distxse
cas- .hausT. the invalid gainiag la strength from
the date Of IT use.
Ji y far sac BY druggists and iac. grocery asa.es
generally aud by
F.. \. SAUNDERS & son,
scllug Agents,
RICHMoND, Va.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
The DUFFY MALT wnlsKEY COMPANY,
BALTIMoRE. ND.
foe 15-lml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

A large grotto has been found GA the
coast Of Brittany, at Port Bara, the es-
trace Of when has been blocked by large
stones. Digginss at low tide have unearthed
several skeletons Of both sexes. various
.arihenware vessels. 1nt weapons, bronze
bracelets and rings, objects IN iron badly
rusted. and two coins supposed 10 be
Caulisb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

such comments on tho result az the FOL
lowing from the New York TINES Clnie
penden, Republican, are among the mos
gratifying features Of the hour. The,
show TO the world that the puriGcation Of
the bod,-poliiie need never be despaircd
Of:
ON the other hand, the Democratic party
rose molly 10 the occasion. lis canvas,
brought out reserve OF reason. pstriot-
ism, and political soundness OF which il
Lsd been deemed Incapable. The masses
81 the party Loyalty responded 10 the char.
scier ef its candidate. who, ~ the canvass
progressed. became more and more clearly
rho Representatives. bis party. Meanwhile,
the party slougifd on much that was dan.
gtrons 10 its composition. aud Was purified
nn1 strengthened by the dekfriions 10 the
Ilaine camp. TIE net result was the sd.
ssEc<ment Of the Democracy in distinct
proportion TO the eehasemenf Of the Re.
lathcan party. Had Mr.. Cleveland been
defeated this change 10 parties and ~ the
conditions 81 political seton In the United
States would have been an enormous nd
vantage gained: for 70 would have I'm t.,e
DtnocSntie parry an agency through which
The conservative and honest opinion Of the
fouDfry could act With certainty ana Ell.
etepcy. While the bold u the Republican
1nFty for nilacbleyous purposes on the bet.
@er c>ate q " members would have been
1f1nllely 1ooeened.
4ns ~ ese shwt W 70 no such limited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
The People VS.. the oaice-Holdcrs


Contemplate the results OF list Tuesdays
'cltc,ioas, and ask yourself how very diff
fercat they would have been had the people
lesn allowed TO make known their wishes,
nninnucReed by bribery, corruption, and
Intimidation. There arr thousands upon
thousands Of Federal officials OF one kind
aud another always 10 Office. II to these
be added the thousands OF deputy
maisbals. and then the tens Of thousands OF
the brothers, and the cousins. and the ua.
cles, a. those workers for Republican sue
cess, the total number viii surprise any
BODY who has not Thought upon the sub
Jet. This Is an evil that ought to be
se;arablc from free institutions, it would
seem. These officials not only work for
The success OF the Republican party. but
they constitute bank which the Repubi-
eau maBsgers draw upon at will, with
fui, knowledge thai their drafts
win be bonored. The amount Of tn. cor
ruption fund which MAS under the control
a. the Republican managers during the
late esmpaign caa hardly bc oycr-es.imlied
The salaries Of the various officials of the
Government make total OF many millions
we do not know how manv millions.
The Treasury Department alone has thou
sands Of clerks and other officials. II the
salaries averaged fifteen hundred dollars.
one thousand clerks draw annually one
million and a half OF dollars from the
Treasury. Think OF The pickings that Mr..
ELKSs and Mr.. JOKES had in the Treasury
Department.
A Democratic House o! Representatives
and Republican Senate ought to be able
20 agree upon Law that would abolish thi.
corruption fusd.
The ,um contributed by Government
officials would not amount 10 a sum large
enough to warrant complaint II II were moi
for the fact that the assessments made upou
those oficisls are collected urder dures,
They pay rather than lose their places, but
thar VOLUNTARY contributions would be In
significant. The present Is good time tC
call public at;eaiion 10 the evil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

u TurAlErp NERVE FUClIoNs.
DR.. &. 4. Fcruald. Boston. Mnss., S'y-:
81 have used It IN cases Of impaired rcrI'
function with beneficial results, especially
in cascs where the system j. affected oy be
toN ;c action 0i tobacco"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
Tie general Assen, bly,.

The Lesislaturc met at noon Yesterday.
Nj. John l.. Hurt presiding ir the senate.
and Mr. T.. \. Cgrdwel in the House. No
qysIum Icing present, both houses adj
iourned unit, to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

II bas somewhat the appearance OF
righteous retribu!ion that the only riot OF
election.day showed up in the State o. Mr
,lnTN SIiEEMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

There iss tradition that these vea.bcf
freaks SIRE always to the advantage Of The
Democrats. philadelphia Telegraph, 9TH.
II seems that tradition was right this
time,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

Tic Philadelphia Press says: There il
nothing this country enjoys quite 50 much
81 close shave" That's the reason your
,arjy used 30 much soap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

i ~ is1 III. 81 81 sps64ss!!
G4oretsa& reelected. B>eIne ard BiAtneieu
ore dead. The csuntry enters. By TIE
f6fcc Of the k<csdy courage and tlrm virtue
Il Its people. upon new stagc Of polite y
sdvnpcencri, which makes sill further aud
uohltr progress not only possible but sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

Tie last remnant of the eniansuined
neither garment hts gone where the wood
binc twineth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

Tie South is very unaccommodltng. II
positively refused TO be lswcs- OF election
Gty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

II seems 10 be dcfritely settled that soma
kinds OF magnetism do not msgnciIsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

We belieyc--in fact. we knGw-thai The
deputy n..rshal-reyoycr policy was mis-
take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

YES, Mr. BLAINE, the South MAS solid,
and we don't think you will forget il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07
MEETINGS

EEAncrAKTGUs EICnMoNn CDN'iNND str. !
No. .. NNfGHTs ton; AIRS, .
EIcTNOND. Va. NoVc'gbtr Z. lH-t. ,
CpFCIA OR ID i r. liz kJ
= KNIGHTS: 40 end a ca 81 is.cuihlY XXX
rrwOtL Vt tic AsFiuu. - Aibaus tlllU, ~
Nus ,FridlYi ESrNl 90 10 T-0'cipck + y
~ iull ores Ola Fcmul on foot, -ir/
nights Of o.l r. c0miuIn irIIri tgc cong cOlt i.-
WED to aftCnd.
Byfrict of tine Eminent Commtut,r.
ALFRED T.. COURTNEY.
Efpt1in-iicncrtl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

JcHN Logan might be consolci with =
twist Of Virginia Degro.head tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

Nr. BLAINE has doubtless discovered by
ibis time taat the war Is over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

The vifginio Law Journal for Ncvem
ber IL cut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

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

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

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

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

MONEY LOANED ~ Irs. r>IAfr - .t-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

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

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

Lewis Redmond, the once uotorioI,
liking Moonshiner OF th. South CarOlirs
Mountains" is living a quiet aud indus
t,ious life at Sunny Dale, in Pickens coun-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-25

Lawrence Herald: Carl Person died
few DAYS ago and was buried. He was a
native of Sweden, and had only been IN
this country q short time. One ciTcun-
stance in connection with his death gives
it almost the color of romance. He has
only been married abOutsix weeks. Be
fore coming to this country, he knew
and loved the girl who was to be his
wife. but a stern fateseparated them, she
coming to this country. His health was
poor. but nevertheless he concluded to
/ follow, which he did. The object Of his
affections returned his love, and as was
/ before stated, they were married about
six weeks ago. His health, which was
Door, continued to grow worse until SIX
short weeks after she became a bride
the fair young wife was compelled to fol-
low the body Of her husband to the
grave.
/ Kemp Shaw a young man just from
/ Maryland was killed at Strong City a
/ sort time ago. He was brakeman on
I on the Santa Fe railroad and was max
/ ing his first trip in Kansas. 1t is sup
/ posed that as he was lowering himself
/ to make a coupling, he lost his balance,
/ or lOosed his grip and fell beneath the
cars, which were going at the rate OF
/ about ten miles an hour. No one knew
/ it for several hours afterWard although
! he was missed. No search was made as
it was not thought that an accident had
/ happened, and supposing that he was
safe and sound on top of some car. He
was thrown in such position that the
engine of the next Passing train hit him
! again and knocked him in a heap on the
stone ballast On the road bed. This was
not known, however, until morning
! when the engineer upon being ques
] & a .
| engine struck something at the place
stated, knocking it one side, but it wa,
so dark he could not see what it Was
The marshal of Strong City found the
dead man a quarter Of a mile west o
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