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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT-On Fannin
- street. Inquire OF A. lillian, corner Com
merce and Alamo streets. 5-lp-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

sold by Jamca Clavln and l.. Orynak i,druggists
Elegant rooms with board at Mrs. s.
T.. Winn's, 0lS Avenue ID. I-20-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

CAFES FOR SALE.-Two safes OF first class
y manufacture. Just from factory, for sale
cheap. Must be sold Mt once. Enquire OF
AniOniO.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

= ECOND-HAND books bought and sold at q
- sole1ad street, opposite court house.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

JNOR ShLE-A grocery store with beer saloon
Il attached, doing good business. Cause OF
sale going into other business. Address,
"Busncss" this Office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

ID REFRIGERATOR MEATs-All kinds of
llsausages very fine at the Refrigerator mar
ket, Houston street. 3-l3-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-23

~ SPRING CART-wiih set OF harness, both
~ bran new. for sale. for cash, cheap. Ad
dress T. Il. johnson, Light office. 4ls-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

aosb And sxfri,I1RE IL isca
DIRECTION.
Corr, snopd'nrl, quick TINE Ia otter pssats.
Through bits OF @aias -. 81 = los rates.
g. A. TAYLOR,
wi General Fn,ahi Arsi.
DICHM OND, FREDERICksBUk6
IL AND PotONA. BALBOA D.-->cbes1sie
oCnmsDc.nx NOVEMBER 2, lsei-cAstcru ssss-
isrs ume.
soc A. NJ, leaves Byrd-sueet station dailyy
stops ou'y - Ashland. Jaact ton, NJ
foF,t, aoi fWtsr.rssoarg. siess~s
from S3rk-onytiie 20 WsshIagtoa-
lI:o5 A. NJ, leaves n, rd~ frsf >tSs,oa daily Ten.
cgpt Sundays). sheper from Chsttes-
ton 20 wsshin-ton.
C:3z H.. lciyes Byrs STREET station dsii-.
Sleeper frOis Jsczsoos'lie 70 Nev
1923 A. NJ. srr,,e. 81 Byrd-strert station daily.
>lsricrh.s Nesfoss - 'sess"e-
Vile.
2&sP. A.. ,ry,,s, q, Evra-S.ree; si.'Ios duly
ssotr Al tieo.fick.IDng. hiifyrs
aud 3uacton. >i-epc, irO@ Nash
ipyfon 10 - stssio3
a.3e 2. NJ. sfItvss Al ii,rd-Sirr.t .silos 1astS
lYNrepl -uOdsysL rhtprf frso
Ms-hiBytUD To Jsrs>uashie.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY Lxctrr sVNosNS
xoo p. w.. sccomm odsJsa. raves Bsaii->irees
station. arrives al Asaisad ate p.
NJ
80. A.. N. .es-,.s VIVA; arrives II An. ana ~
7asA ~, srs,,r. y klOA; cave, A.sl.as ~
s:+3 A. ".
s.s5A NJ, sreonl s,oass,on, ssrtses al ursas-
stc.t ssavoai ss@ws Asezus At =
4. Vi
$50 p. NJ. ss.rea q. riha; sesv-s Ash.ass .,
5le =. ".
CA. TAYLOR. GcArrAl Ticket Ases,
H.T. u Nsss. Geesfs' >Dorvisi~essest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Io ID Ed,ior Of the DiSp0tck:
Nh John Lyon opposes my application
10 the Legislature in the Interest OF the
Democratic party. and terminates his arti-
ch' wuh q graceful all.siOn 10 the Kirk.
ham.. and which |, fully rcciprocated.
Politics 1. usually difference OF opin-
ion - 10 WHIST !, hest in government for q
city. STATE, OF nation, and y also usually eu-
forced through heageUcie- ci party power.
y" right or wrong or moral aspect
mifis political action unesS some Ststu,e
or constitutional law Is contraVCucd or IN
uaii j. violated. The Democratic mem
hcTs II the Legislature have iasco no oath
that they viii not Use tbeE power cOnSt-
iutlohallY for the benefit OF The L1rty
Wherever needed. There ~ no right.
r"lt,nc-s" in politics. but war III which
no ..quaTtcr" can be Shown. Anything
d. fright " IN politics than can b. lawfully
donc. >,stu,orlally and ecrsniuiiOualiy,
Malone was right. but he did NOT nave the
power.
Joseph l.. Evans and his followers were
Rciuliicans, are so YEA, and VIII continue
so te. A Democrat T. 10 the eolOrcd man fhe
embodiment OF political evil. while a Re
publican stands only Tor political good. |
an Hing for him 10 think 80. only he
b,1aoc rats would lie silly Ia sch 20 gam
him as political ally by any arts or lp-
pcSts. Let him alone 10 WORK out his in-
iegfSts - an individual, voter. and
Yo!iician. The Dcmoc ratio PARTY will treat
ira, ~ sciilzcu, but Is under ne obligations
to coo-,ll bin about party policy and The
exercise of It's powers under the Cons,itu-
ton ard the laws.
Policy la, bcen tried, and u Ia, failed.
What can he exercised as right l. not
NANNY. WIIIls A. hlRKHAN.
I'cie.Ab,vd, November II, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
The New York state Vote.
By tclcerap, 20 the Dispatch.I


AIRAAY, n. Y. November 19.-Thc
Board OF State Canyassers met at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. All Of the members were
present. Returns from all counties. except
ing New York, Kings, and ST. lawrence.
were filed. The return from Richmond
county shows q very serious error in the
f0otiDgs on the electoral ticket, and the
Board directed that a telegram be sent to
the county clerk asking him TO explain the
error. The Board adjourned until Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. Ex-senator
Roscoe Conklng arrived here this morning
~ counsel for the Democratic State Com
mittce. francis Lyudc Steisou and viii
liam G. Whitney, OF New York. are also
here.
The returns for electors by districts from
Richmond county show a total Of 1913, 5G7,
while the footing oftbe tabulatcd statement
shows 304,5i7 The names Of only thirty
four Butler electors appear on the returns.
A messenger from the Richmond county
clerk is expected TO arrive here Tomorrow
morning to explain the discrepancies.
Richmond county returns show that only
"A Butler electors were voted for In that
county. II the returns are correct. which
cannot now bc determined, the official cnn-
vass OF the county may he changed.
BROOKLYN, N. u. November l9.--The
Kings county canyaSsers have not OIL tally
announced the result Of the vote on the
electoral ticket, but reporters OF the local
papers who lave kept tally with them pub
lished this afternoon the following a. the
official announcement. Cleveland. G9.2G3;
Blaine, 53,5li; Butler, 2,ll3: ~. John.
1,"41. Cleveland's majority over Blaine.
l5.1lg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
New YORK fint%J

lNFu
Tic southern press as rule displays On
admirable temper In commenting on the
Ye>,:u os the election. 10 has endeavored
10 clay the Apr, hsnsion Of The ooiored
;tat,le that the accession oi the Democratic
paIly 20 power means any loss In the OF
political OF personal rights. THIS appre-
hcns,on las been cruelty fos.ered by head
srs ~ TO disgraced The name Of Republican
I'm 10 advance their own selfish purposes.
Men who largely control political and pub
&c action ia the South can do much more
!hsu repeat ASSURANCES 81 protection for the
timorors negroes. They sss by practical
enCtis pioye 10 them thai their rights are
secure ard extend u them The benrtt Of
al the safeguards which the isw provides
Tor citizenship.
Ia the North there has bs1n csrei,Lls-
ebcIrhed apprebensics thz, the s~csndency
~ the Memorable party worad result in the
eosisoi oi tue Administrator by southern
s,ea. and thai u would b. used Tor sectional
advantage. TIE pepsacnise Of Ccsfederate
,oles~fs has been among tbe hast OF The
..csbeaTs coplured Ny 10 ,srrfy the north.
era heart. We have ttca s~Sssd thai the
Treasury ofibe country seiLd hc depleted
30 build up the waste plssrs q The South,
and tbe old doc1Iines a seetSaflatissn would
De riN hilitated southern statesmen have
vsaeirpfis protested thai they have hsr-
i.orsd none Of the dangerous purposes at.
tsibuted 10 them, and tie southers press
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

ONLY 1NtfYF HOURS BETWEEN RiCh
Ao>D AND GkI. rtNiuRE IN ZACH
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
THE EvAeUarYoH-rsRE.
Fisss sesusrssss ~ sse Unsssd sssses So
ssvms Cssu o. ssssSasee Cases.


nv telegraph 10 the Dlsratch.i
WARRINGTON, November 1n.--Decisioss
were rendered by The Tinted States SUI
pf'Wc Cont to-day In cases No. %, Robert
Gfmtnc, executor. &c., plaintiff. IN error
rs. The Mutual Assurance Sscittv OF tir'
einia. and No No, Wellington Goddin. ex-
ecutoT, &C., plaintiff, IN error ~. The Mu'
tusi Assurance Society OF virginis. IN
error 10 the Supreme Court Of Appe'ls OF
Virginia. The cases were dismissed for
want Of Jurisdiction.
1befe were suits brought by the appellant
and plaintiff IN error agsinI, the insurAnc &c
company to recover the amount 81 certain
iir'-insursnce policies issued by sai1 CON
Irny upon property in Richmond. Va,
which eas burncd at the time that city gas
cal tufe1 y Federal troops In 1865. The
Insurance company refused ray on the
creund that, by the express terms OF it,
policies. II was not liable for damages
from fires caused by civil war. com.
motion, insurrcction. or Invasion OF
foreign enemy, and that the fire In thi
Ease was due to one or all OF these causes.
The supreme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia
r. ndered decision in favor Of the company
en- the around that the fire was the re-
suit of "inyssiou Of n foreign enemy"
When the case. were appealed 10 this csuri
the question Of jurisdiction was raised. thr
company maintaining that the eases were
rot decided by the court below on Feds-
nj question. and that consequent,
Hrs court was without jurisdiction
to review the decision. At the con.
clusion OF the argument to-day Chef
Justice Wsitc announced as The opinion Of
the court that ii had no jurisdiction Of the
cases. and must therefore disms thcm.
and II was 30 ordered. The decision rem
dcfCd in favor Of the insurance company
ly the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF vir-
GINA now stands a, the final settlement OF
tie q estion aud relieves underwriters IN
Virginia aud elsewhere from liability for a
gitat quantity OF property destroyed by
the 6Ie in Richmond when tDat city was
cyacusicd 10y the Confederate troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
DAAVILLE.
Dh,tuaTy -thsTcra with House burning
Marriage. 90 Hescpue Receipts - Railroad
BIN ADAIH.

hHT'thgfs - hrfrnvf HfCftf's hshFoad
Items, &c.
lco,retponI-n> - tie Richmond Dispaicb.l
NOVEMBER 10. 1891.
The funeral OF Mrs. h Iughan. who died
on The lIih. the vile Of Captain James
H. iiOughsD and daughter Of Hon. A. At
AiR,oD. OF the county Of Isle Of Wight,
took place eSicrday from the family resi-
d-rcc.
rai>ey Graves icolored woman) has been
.rdcrCd to b. held for the grand jury for
burning the dwelling. house and two out
houses Of W lesley II. Jone>, her ron. Jones
va, insured by the Connecticut Fire-In-
.urance Company on The dwelling for 5000.
and on the furniture for Si00. This burn
inc was done on the night after The iolhii.
cation. and escaped the notice Of all the re-
portfrs. Ii was found on Ore the night OF
Ihr iolliiicsuOa, and was then saved by the
src company.
Mics Mollie Gillian. daughter OF our re-
,pcGCd citizen. Mr.. W. NJ. Gillian, aud
Mr.. samuel ID. Hodges, Of CasweIl county,
neir married yesterday morning aud lcit
.ooa after for Richmond.
The marrisge Of Miss Eoifie Hubbard.
daughter Of the late Joshua :. Hubbard.
and Mr.. Tbomas Woodtnr, both OF the
l;iceyllIe section. l. announced foF tbe 10Th
81 december.
TIE revenue receipts show that there
WAS during the last week The usual amount
si trade IA manufactured tobacco.
The Ceuaca has ordered that the presi.
dent and the city attorney have authority
20 procure a settlement with the Danville
and New River Railroad Company for in
icrc>t due the csiy on preferred stock.
Judge PAU opened court bere yesterday,
aud large number Ofjurymen, witnesses.
and accused. and lawyers are present.
We are receiving a steady tall OF rain
from The northeast this morning.
AIPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
4 San Francisco Editor Shot

S1N FRANCISCO. November lN.-M. H..
nel Dung, proprietor of the CtrO7icle. WAS
shot 1T $50 O'Clock this evening by Adoiph
SpTeckel-. son OF Claus SprcckelS, the Ha.
waiiln sugar king. The shooting took
place In the business Office oil the Chr0"icle.
Spreckels fred twice. The first shot took
effect In the left arm little above the el-
bow. end the second in the left shoulder.
The shooting was the outcome OF an arti-
Gle published IN the Chronicle last sunday
morning respecting the affairs OF the lia-
wailan Commercial! Company. Sprc'kels
wsS arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
THREE CEN1ENdRiiNS.
L'r~ oil Ssmpiicii. aud lnostentatiou Long
Drawn Out.

Drawn Out.
\ bridgeport Comm special SAYS One
hundred and one years ago yesterday Darby
Green, Of the town OF Reading. twenty
miles from this city, was born in Kilbaha,
county Clare, Ireland. lie came to this
county IN 1864 and located. with his
family. IN Beading. where he has since
lived. lie cannot speak u word OF English,
and IL j. impossible to obtain through
him the details Oi his long life,
which Is understood. however. - have
been uncyentful. Mr.. Green has seven
sous, the eldest OF whom j, aged sixty five
years. His grandchildren number twenty
four, his grcat-grandchildren Gve. For
one so aged his constitution j. strong and
his general health excellent. The anniver-
Sary of Mr.. Green's birth has not been
marx cd by celebration. but his immediate
relatives have kept the event in mind ny
calling on HIM.
On sunday last Mrs. Pnebc Briggs
reached The age Of one hundred years She
was corn in the town OF New Milford. five
miles distant from her present residence.
November III, 1874, and never has been
outside OF the State. She is descended from
a loUg-liycd race, most OF her ancestors
living TO be VERY old. She was married
FtmuAS q. lSlN. anu went WIN Her
husband 60 live upon an estate which
hc had inherited in the town OF Sher-
man, Fairfield county. Since his death.
iD 1879. al the age OF eighty years.
she has resided with the widow oil her de-
ceased son. Her only daughter, aged sew
eniy-dye, lives with her. Mrs. Briggs is in
good health. though her eyesight is impair
90 md she is slightly deaf. She recalls
with diStmctncss events OF the past, though
she is troubled at times to FIX dates and re-
peat names. Her mental faculties show so
lew signs OF weakening that il may he said
she Is the equal OF many who a.c genera
ton Younger.
Marvin smith. Of Mont,illc. near New
iOndOn, WIS born November Is, 1854, on
the banks Of the Thames and within sight
of The sound. He has always dwell here.
His travels have been limited only
extending in 1902 TO New York
city. and about twenty years later
10 The shores Of Long Island. His first
vote for President was east Ia lS0S, aud he
was at the polls again November Atli, for
the twentieth time 90 vote for CHIEF Magis-
traic. In IS12 he was called into service,
and did duty in Fort Trumbull and else
whore. for which he was pensi0ncd. Mr..
smith has been An earnest Christian all his
day.. joining the Methodist Church in
1904. ana contributing To it, support and
aiding II in ,nany ways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Condition or the Monitors az city Point

10y u'ttfhpn =" 'he Disp1fch.I
WASHINGTON, November ig.-Thc Naval
Board OF Inspection, Commodore DeKrafft.
president, IN report to the Admiral Of the
Navy. calls special attention to the condi-
ton Of the monitors Nahopac, Canonlcus.
lehigh, Manhattan, Catskll and Ajax, now
al CITY Point, Va. and says il the country
d'pends upon the monitors rs import,n
elements in the defence OF its hirbors
II !, Of vital Importance that they be kept
in condition to meet any emergency. Be
fore any Of them could be placed in active
service, the report SAYS. il would be ncce>-
saiy to dock them and overhaul their steer
ing gear and test their boilers. Four ont
OF the SIX are not in condition with their
own steam, and ii Is mol believed they can
ic put in condition for even temporary a..
tive service until they are supplied with
new boilers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
a Msfressfug Tale from Hsufhw eSteru
Virginia.
ny telegraph to the Disra,ch.

LYNCHBURG, Va. November ia tale
II deep distress comes from Buchanan,
Wisc. and Dickinson counties. These
counties occupy Isolated positions on the
extreme western limit OF Virginia. For
number OF weeks fatal disease mas been
prevalent there and many deaths have oc.
Cured. The nature of the disease is a. yet
underlined. but Il l. believed to- arise from
POISONOUS water. The drought that has
continued there for months has nearly
dried up nll the streams, slrlDgs, and
wells. and il i. supposed thai tue water lett
J., impregnaled with mineral poisOns. \
reliable correspondent writing from there
Tells pitimi story, and saws that ia some
cages A. many IN four corpS4S were found
n q slngIc house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NgW YORK STOCK MARKEr.

Nvw Yosx. November 1o.--The stock
msrktt opened irregular aud generally
lower for the majority Of active shares. rhc
weakness was Of short duration. and before
midday there was an advance Of saii.
Laekswsnua lending. After MIDDAY the
Gmand 10 cover sbated and there was 70.
sciion Of Isl In the afternoon the market
was quiet and slightly wesker until near
the close. when Changers, New York Cen
tral, and Lackswanna were more active
anu advanced sharply. Northwest led the
upward movement, rising to Ssh; st. Paul
moved up TO I64. Lackswanna to 1913, New
York Central to Ssi. Other prominent
sLares were higher In sympathy, and the
eollrc list closed strong. with many shares
q, TIE top figures OF the day. Compared
WIN last ni sht's closing. prices are to IL
higher, cxrept for Texas Pacific, Reading.
oregon Transconiiuentil, and Northern Pa.
cihc. which are q faction lower. SAILS.
10000 shares
A0On.-Stocks strong. Money. lalt per
cent. Exchange-Long. 1906 sisii: short.
Siafo;i. Governments duIl Ststes firm.
Eren'nq. 4s0i. Money.
Per cent. Sub-Treasurv balances Gold.
si2a.iiG: currency. s9.soi. Governments
slrong; per cents, 1915 3pcr cents. 100!
biu. state hord, Steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Fvatrtctde and Suicide.
fKy telcgrnph 10 thr Dispatcb.i

''f 'N"S'''" w W. '''f"''"i
NEW YORK, November I9.-Loui- and
Edward Guild. Frcnchmcn, aged rcspec-
lively thirty-two and tmrty-siX years, ar
rived here on SUNDAY last and went 10 an
cmigrsDt clearinghouse in Greenwich
street. where they engaged rooms. This
afternoon Louis SHOT his brother in the
head, infictng a mortal wound, aud then
putting the weapon TO his own head in
front OF his ear, he discharged it, aud died
almost instantly. The brothers came from
Canton, Stark county. Ohio. and left there
with the intention Of returning 10 their
native place. ON Sunday last Louis went
Odt with Sl5j in his pocket, and got
drunk and lost Tie money or was robbed.
II was thought tlc loss Of the money affect
ed Louis'S reason and led 10 The double
shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
FA7iL DISASTERS.
sicambost Explosion ON the Alabama River
aud Railroad Wreck.
iRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch


MONTGOMERY, Ala, November i0.--Thc
steamer Captain SAN. plying between this
city aud Selma. exploded her boiler lat
might at ilodnops bar. and the boat was
badly wrecked. About twenty-five persons
were on the steamer at the time OF The en-
plosiou. Captain English aud several of
the crew were hurt. Five persons, incIu-
uiug little daughter OF the captain, are
missing.
Later news IRON the disaster 10 the Cap.
tain Sam i that one Of the passengers.
Del0so McNciily. who had both LEGS
broken, died to-day. The steamer was q
very snail boat, only nincty-tbrce tons
register. which ran during low water.
She was new snd had good machinery.
The vessel did not cost over $1,000 or
$1,000.
In railroad wreck Of ircight-train on
the Mobile and Montgomery railroad this
morning Brakeman Davidson WAS Killed
and Engineer Henry Raw and Fireman
Joseph Dove were seriously injured. The
engine sud seven cars were demolished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
RICHMOND MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, November 10. 1884.
COUNTY, PRODUCE.
Huii,r, Eggs. fo,e,S, LGrt. Co'7' Heoi
Butter: Strictly prime. s6a2sc. active;
good 10 prime, a0a23c.: poor 10 fair, i.a
isc. cooking. l2,ljc.
Dressed Hogs Small. &C.; large. safe.
per pound.
f.gs Fresh. lie. good dsmaRd.
Live Turkeys, 9al0c. per pound.
Dressed Fsws Chickens. small, bilSc.
per I,ound; large. l0aile. per pound; TUT
KEYS. 1ssljc.; ducks, l51lGc.
Lard: Country. aalDc.
Nenison: Choice saddles. l4alJc. per
pound.
Corn Mai: zoe. per bu,hei for country;
sec. for city mills.
Grcep Gnd D.'ied FfgitS.
ARMIES: Choice eating, ~ barrel: cock
iue. sIaSZ per barrel.
DRIED Fruit: AppIes-Brigbt-slice "a
?4c.; fair 10 good. 2ta:,c. UIsekbcrftcs. -
,sc.: chez ries. lcc. feaebe>-feclea "a
Sc; unpceied. 5s4!c.
R2-pberrlcs; s'a.sr.
Vegetables.
Cabbage: late. perhead.
hisu ir't"t"k-. Ta'''NF-'
barrel: choice per busheI. s0stc.
BnIons: Sl.7JaS2 per barrel.
White Beans: Nays, hand picked. va
-. 70 per bushel; other grades, VI boaSa.
Bace. Eye Peas: $50 10 s,.SJ per
bushci.
Miscellaneous.
Beeswsx: 2Sc. per pound.
Black-CNk BARK: Bossef. sil.as per
s.9iu pounds; rough, 81 per ICES sounds.
fc,ihers: Prime ive-soo.e, ssaSsc.i
common. BIC.
Fpyseed Sl.t0aSI.lJ per bussel.
tlay. No. | timoshy, Sii.ae: Ne. tisso-
othy. sI3aSl3.5e; mixed clever and timo-
Thy. Sl3: clover. sitaSl2.
M,ll-Oflal: Brownstuf. SIC per fos ;
Srsn. SIC per Ton; shipstns, $is per ten
for city mills.
Baird Oats: Nominal.
Roots: Ginseng. ti.5onsi.60 per pound !;
senecs, free Of tops, i1a4jc. per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
A desperate Convict killed.
luv testgr-ph To tn, DiSpatch.l

EsNTRbAL, November IA convict
named fauteuS escaped from 81. vincent
de Paul peBitrntiary after desperate
conflict With the guard. ono OF whom be
shot through the leg, lie was traced, aud
located in house of ill.iamc. This moru-
iss Detectives GladUc and Lapointe pro-
ctedsd 10 arrest him. The latter officer
bad Just entered the room when FalieuX
drew q revolver and shot bin III the check
a second shot. aimed al GIaduc missed
him; whereupon Gladuc drew bis revolver
ana shst FauteauX through the heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
A Murderer Hanged In niss,ss,ppt.

NEW ORLEANS, November ia special
TO the Ficdyune. from Canton, Mss. says
Isaac johnson (cOl0rcd), who murdered his
mistress. Bella Booker, last April. was eX-
ec'ited here to-day within the enclosure Of
the county jail. Only few persons oh
tanned admttance 10 the jail.yard. The
streets were thronged with negroes. but a
military company being on duty no tumut
or breach OF the peace Occurred. The
doomed man made a short speech from the
gallows, declaring that his sins were for
given. and his belief that his soul would
be saved. He confessed hi, guilt, and said
that il was just that he should die.
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iNpfASArviis, November io.-fhe sus
peosion OF The banking. house Of Hyatt,
hayinRs q 20, Of washin rt,n. D1yiess
eouht'. winch was announced last night.
mss created much ai,rm throughout that
section. as tue concern was considered 10
"c w hfs'-ciass condition. I, vas a private
hou'e, and large portion Of the business
community Of Washington deposited with
". e. Beltbeimer. ons Of the assigpees.
sis'es that the liabilities will prob,bly
reach s1s2,o0o, and that the assets are
slto.00p. u The figures OF Mr.. Hyalt,
one ~ the members OF the iirm,
ave correct. The individual members
Of The firm are Elisha ny,tt, Hiram n y,tt,
sDd Jared Leyirgs. Other, are also inter-
e>ted. The firm has good lacking. mas
much a. Elisha Hyatt il estimated 10 be
worth over 100000. although bis wealth Il
ali ~ real state and cannot be Immediately
realized upon. the bank was orgsntzed
IN 1868 and met with seyersi reverse; In
1873, during the panic, and also in 1917.
when TIE greet iloo0 Of thai year de sisla ed
lhat se' ton. The bushes, OF the senior
mtmher Of the firm was 30 large that IL Is
iearrd his failure vii, bring serious -e.
Vrscs upon the community. No specific
reason H. assigned for the failure.