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now TIE CAMPAIGN GOES.
Prominent Democrats from Various states
saw Cleveland ia Ahead.

New York Herald
Colonel l.. Victor Baughman. OF Mary-
land, who visited the Democratic head
quarters yesterday morning, said that he
had iamiliarized himself with the stu
alton IN West Virginia and that every.
thing in that State pointed TO very
decided Democratic victory. lie is
chairman OF the Committee on Arrange
menis for the grand interstate mass
meeting for the States of Maryland. Nir-
gnis. and West Virginia, which Is 10 take
place September 18th at Ilarper's Ferry,
and 8 TO be addressed by ex-senator Wal
lace, OF Pennsylvania; Speaker Carlisle.
Colonel John II. Fellows, and Boyd Faulk-
rcr. Ex-senator Henry q. Davis, OF West
Virginia, has been asked TO preside, and the
meeting, which promises TO be the largest
ever held in that section, is expected to
have much influence, especially on the West
Virginia campaign,
Ex-senator Wallace. OF Pennsylvania,
said "The tendency is decidedly our way.
find the situation greatly improved du-
rirg the past two weeks. The Butler move
mcnt seems TO amount to little as against
tic Democratic party, and is gradually
growing weaker. | Will do all ] can on
The stump to have nv full share in the work
General Rosecrans. OF California, said
MY adyices from dispaSsionate observers
Soy TIA; the State Of California will go for
Cleveland, probably by at least six thou
sand majority. Independent clubs have
sprung up and display unanimous spirit
and animation; so that, while local politics
are muddled, the outlook for the national
ticket is decidedly favorable. The labor
element, in my opinion, understands the
Butler movement far better than is gen
orally believed. and il is much more on the
surface than from the depths below"
General Adolph Mayer, leading mcr-
chant and PLANTER of Louisiana. said: &" Il
have been in Northern New York for seye-
raj weeks. ! have met no Democrat that
is not heartily in support Of Cleveland, and
] have met many gentlemen who own
themselves Republicans and still declare
their intention to vote for Cleveland
Congressman Ellis, Of Louisiana. said
My informatian is that our ticket will
win. The people want an honest admins
tration Of public alairs. and they believe
Cleveland will give il to them"
The German bureau at the national Dem
ocratic headquarters. under the charge Of
cX-CorcrcSsman EncshoA. is doing an i'm
mcnse amount OF work. Colonel +. Raine,
Of MAJ Wand. has also been buSily engaged
lately attending 10 the business OF the bu-
reau.
A letter from milwaukee, reports tie ar
rangement OF "A series OF meetings by Indc-
pendent Republicans throughout WiSc0n-
sin, four Of which are TO be addressed by
Carl ScLurZ
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AN EXTENSIVE CAVElN.
Two Hundred and Finy Aeres sstiiins-A
Coal. Mine RuIued

IBy telegraph to the nispaich.l
WiLKEsDARRE, Pa. September 5.-The
Enterprise mine, Port Bowkley, owned aud
operated by Andrew Langdon, OF Buffalo,
was this morning the scene OF the most ex-
tensive cave-in that has occurred In this
region for years, two hundred and f'ty
acres OF ground settling from four to six
feet. The Lehigh Valley railroad tracks
sank 1--WE feet. aud traffic was stopped some
hours. The air in the mine was driven
with violent explosion, and forced its way
out OF the shaft. almost totally wrecklng the
inside workings. The ground is covered
with seams and cracks for several hundred
iee', ana I'VE houses belonging TO miners
in The employ OF the company are
wrecked. II Is feared that the minr Is
ruined. IL Is now full Of gas, and water
from the river and abandoned working
near by IS pouring through assures in the
ground. Five hundred persons are thrown
out II employment. The owner OF the
mine was offered S300.000 last week for his
interest in The coal left. but declined the
offer. The cave-in extends from the SUE
quChanna river up hill to the farmhouse
OF The mine. y distance Of half a mile. Six
mules were killed. Even II the mine is not
flooded out it will he at least one year be-
fore II can be put in working order again.
Loss will reach fully 800, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
NV YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. September -Cotton-Gross
receipts. 1.g19 bales. Futures closed dull;
sales. $500 bales; September. Hl0.66a
slOG5: October. 2l0.4sasl0 1919; Noyem-
Ter, SO 3SaSl0.39; December, Sl0.4lt
si0.42; January, Slo.jlaSi0.52; February,
Si0.63aSl0.64; March, so 1ja%l0. 20; April,
Si0.STaSl0.sS; May, $40 90lSll; June,
Ill lnaslll2.
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congregational domination.
10y Telegraph to The Dispaich.I

b1 AfNElaih ~ TUT tlFIat'I.I
MONTGOMERY, Ala, September j.-The
Democrats OF the Fifth congressional dis
;rict, after two days deadlock, to-day nomi.
mated Thomas W. Sadler. The present re-
preventative is Thomas Williams.
WASHINGTON, september 5.-Congres-
siOnal ns-Repablicans: Tenth
Michigan, Charles Frost Gibson, on the
one-hundred.and-thi ballot. Dem
ocrats: Ninth Missouri, John VI. Glover.
CHICAGO, September j.-1he Second Con-
grcssional Democratic Convention Con
gresham Fincriy's district met to-day,
and after several names had been placed
before the body an adjournment was taken
to sesure pledges from those named TO sup
Tort tie Democratic tickct->ta and ma
tional. Congressman Fiuerly, who has the
Independent nomination. declined TO take
the pledge, and when the Convention re-
assembled Alderman Frank Lawler was
nominated,
The members OF the state Central Demo-
cIaiic committees OF Illinois, Iowa, Indiana,
Wisconsin. and Michigan. held 3 confer
onee here to-day, and arranged to supple
merit the work Of the National Committee
~ procuring speakers and circulating doc'
uncnts especially calculated to influence
thc votes OF those States.
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Cholera Note.
ny cable 10 the DisuaIchJ


ROME, September 5.-An advocate aud
public official OF CampObassO named BIZ
dclti, who fed TO Rome from his cholera
stricken CITY, has become insane through
fcar OF cholera.
\ royal decree has been issued suspend
Ing from official duties all projects and
syndcs who have instituted arbitrary local
measures against the cholera, or have ever
permitted such measures 10 be instituted.
The Pope has sent $4,000 to Naples to
he distributed among the sufferers from
cholera in that city.
The pODulace OF Naples are now exciting
themselves with the absurd suspicion that
the Archbishop Is in completely with the
physicians TO poison them.
At SpCzia during the past twenty-f0ur
hours there were twenty-seN en- fresh cases
and seven deaths.
TOuLON, september j.-There were three
deaths from cholera here last night, aad
four at La Scync. Perpignan reports the
epidemic abalng.
ROHE. September j.-DGrlng the past
twenty.four hours theIe were 122 fresh
cases and 81 deaths at Naples.
MADRID, september j.-SiN fresh cases OF
cholera and four deaths are reported from
Novelda. ten fresh cases and four deaths al
Monfortic. and two deaths at Niilen1.
ROME, September j.-The Off ;ial bulIc-
tin showing the rayaecs Of cholera through
out Italy for the past lwenty-iour hours is
a. follows.
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masses would coxlesce with the county
Democracy on local affairs IN oroer J"
strengthen the Cleveland ticket"
Other leaders suggested that shou'd
Tammany Hall decline TO endorse Ceve'
land, or should they endorse Butler. there
was great fcag that there might be revolt
In Tammany itself. The opinion was ex-
pressed yesterday that when the COMMITTEE
OF Organization meet Mr.. Kelly VIII oner
q resolution endorsing Cleveland and Hen
bricks. and that w. Bourkc Cockrin, Mr.
Grady's law partner. win second II; Ihs
Committee on Organization VIII hoid
meeting next Monday evening, as the no.
tees for the usual meeting tonight were
not sent out in time.
Mr.. Grady's plan Of action, 1t IL under
stood. Is TO have the question OF endorsing
Cleveland referred back to the several dis
tricts. with instructions to gather a vote OF
the Tammary adherents. so As 10 learn pre-
ciscly how they stand. But il Is believed
that this proposition will be voted down,
and that the committee vii! endorse Clevc-
land and prepare fora mass-meeting before
It's adjournment.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


FRIDAY, September ), 1884.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs. F0,rls, Lard, Corn Mea!.
Butter: Sirickly prime, 20a22,, active,
good 10 prime. lJal7c.; poor 10 fair, l0Il2c.
Eggs: Fresh, 1jc. active demand.
Live Fowls: Llrge hens, 2jc.; small
2Oa2jc.; spring chickens, large, 23a2jc.
smaller size, 10a20c.
Lard: Country, 9alOc.
Corn Meal :7jc. per bushei for country;
soc. for city mills.
Green and D,'ied Fruits.
Apples: Choice eating, - a barrel
cooking. 81 per barrel.
Grapes 2aic. per pound.
Peaches: Bushcl boxes, choice, Sli
81: bushel boxes. prime, 81. half
bushe boxes. 1JaSl.
Pears Choice-ea,lug. S2l33 bushcl box
es; other kinds. slas2 bushei boxes.
Watermellons: Sias6 per hundred.
Dried Fruit: Apples, BABE; bllckber-
ries. 2aGc.; cherries, l0Illc. All dried
fruits nominal, buyers holding oil for new
stock.
Vegetables.
Cabbage: New early York, 2a3c. per
head.
Tomatoes Bushcl box. 20a25c.
Potatoes Irish choice potatoes, Si.5Oi99,
barrel: choice per bushel. 40a5Oc.
onions: g per barrel.
Miscellaneous.
BeeswaX: 2Sc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: R0ssed, Sll.50 per
s.24O pounds; rough, 81 per 5000 pounds.
Feathers: Prime live-goose, 5Oa52c.;
common, 25c.
Flaxseed: Sl.f0aSl.15 per bushel.
Hay: No. timothy, Sl5.5OaSlG; No. 2
timothy, sliaSl4.50; mixed clover and
timothy, s1350ssli; clover. Sl3.
Mill-Ofral: Brownstutf, SlT per ton I;
bran, Sl6 per ton; shipstuif, SlS per ton.
Baled Oats: Nominal.
Roots: Ginseng, Sl.50aSl go per pound;
Seneca, free OF tops, 4oa45c. per pound.
Peanuts sc. as to quality, and dull.
Rye: 60af5c. per bushel.
Sumac: Prime, 81.
Shucks 50a55c.
Baled Straw: 40a45c.
Tallow: 7a7tc. per pound.
Wool: Washed, s7aaSc. unwashed, zoe. (;
bury wool will bring from 3 to &c. per
pound less than the above rates.
CEMENT, LINE, PLASTER, so.
Cement: Rosendale, el.50a41 go per bar.
ref James RIVER, u. 40af.45.
Lime; Agricultural ealQc. per huahel
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE NEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW York, September 5.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange was characterized
by great strength to-day. Al the opening
the market was irregular and declined iat,
the latter for New York Central, which fell
OF TO 1OIi on reports that the directors OF
the company had reduced the dividend to
Ia per cent. for the quarter. Later the
market gathered strength on favorable re-
ports from the corn belt, and general adj
vance in prices took place. Business was
more active, and leading shares were taken
i'm roupd amounts for out-of-town account.
The confidence with which the buying was,
conducted alarmed the bears, who expe-
rienced considerable difficulty In covering,
rs the floatipg. supply stock continues light.
The advance ranged from 4 to /. New Jer-
sey Central was exceptionally weak de.
Ginning from 51s to jGs. but later returned
TO 57l. In the afternoon there was dts
position TO realize profits. Prices ran on
lal, but this was followed by brisk buy
ing movement, and at the close the market
was buoyant at the highest figures OF the
doy. Compared with last nights closing.
prices are aa3l higher, except for Louis
Vile aud Nashville, which Is lower.
Sales. $4,000 shares.
AoOn.-Stocks stronger. Money, 2a3 per
cent. Exchange-Long. 4SSaiS3I; short,
ts5aiSJl. Governments dull. States
firm.
renino.-Exshange, 1921. Money. u
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances Gold.
S12s,209 currency, gil. 333. Governments
easier; PER cents, 100; 3 per cents,
1CCA. State bonds dull.
Alsbana--Cass a." to 5......... -
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Sga'ns. Mr. Cleveland In both the Boston
Journal s., and Buffalo Telegraph no in,elli.
y wv pcrson can have reasonable doubt.
VIVA. could Nc more incredible than thai
suen an attack should he made upon a pre-
slushuai candidate without consul,aiIon
WIN ana tne consent Of the opposing can.
d'date or bis responsible managers The
INFAMOUS course OF the Boston. JosrnaL.
which was followed BY all the Repnblic.n
ORGANS III Maine except the Press. stirred
up governor Cleveiand's friends. and he
was consulted and inquired OF whether he
wo",n onscnt 70 regulatory attack on
1I. pi'nes private character. Governor
.M,sIanu repned 10 the suggestion. iudig.
nan'y, NO. such was The conduct Of
sa'nes ", nwnne such was the conduct OF
Grover cleveland. What contrast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
4 Portland, Me-. Tragedy.

iBy Telegraph - Inc Dlspdtcb.I
POETLANp. Nh, September j.-Thomas
J. Libby, proprietor Of the West Point
House. at Prou's Neck, Scarborough,
shout fifty years OF age, and married, came
to the City Hotel here at II O'Clock last
night with Lydia snow, Of Pine Point,
scarborough, who is reported to have been
working at his house. This morning four
shots were heard from his room. II was
found Libby had fired two or three shots at
the woman, one OF which passed through
TIE left cheek and lodged in her head, an
other passed through the partition into the
next room. where the bullet was found. He
then shot himself behind the ear. but the
bullet glanced of and only inflicted slight
wound. He was arrested aud taken TO the
station. house i'm a clear state OF mind, and
no evidence Of liquor was found. Both
were found fully dressed. The woman is
said TO he unmarried, between twenty and
Thirty years Of age, OF respectable family,
and heretofore Of good repute.
LQtcr.-Thc bullet which Libby fired
ito his heal inflicted u more serious
wound than at first supposed, and he died
in the statiou-houSe. The girl was loose
character, and Lad lattery worked at Lib
Dy's hotel as a table-girl. At one time she
was possessed Of considerable property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Attempt 10 Assassinate sitting Bull.

TIiy 'cIeRraph 20 The DlspatchI
ST. PAUL. September j.-It has just be-
come known that an effort was made at the
Grand Opera-Iiouse wednesday night to
assassinate Sitting Bull as he was leaving
the theatre. While still in the foyer one OF
two unknown menlsuddcnly drew a pistol,
and, without raising It, aimed at the great
chief. but bis companion knocked the
weapon down before It could he discharged.
10th men followed the Indians ont, but no
further attempt on their lives was made.
Sitting Bull Is now constantly guarded.
even in The hotel guard being placed at
his door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Murdered by "a Jealous Lover.

ny telegraph . dc Di5palchJ
CINCINNATI, September "a German
named James Creiner became inslnely
jcalou, Of a young counlrywomnn named
gretchen Zclng. a domestic in the house
Of Colonel Charles Parrot. He became 30
violent last night that Parrot elected hun
from the house. lie slipped IN AGAIN at
: O'Clock this morning. while the girl was
Engaged in household duties. and shot aud
Killed her. Parrot heard the shots and
attempted 10 arrest Greincr. who, alter en-
dcayoring 10 Kill Parrot, was captured 10y
the noiehbOrs and delivered to the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK., September 5.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales, S9i bales; uplands, lOsc.;
Orleans, Lie; weekly net receipts, none:
gross, SO; eXpOrts-Great Britain, l,0l5
bales; France. l2l bales; Continent. J,207
bales; sales, 1890 bales; stock, 70.STs
bales. southern flour quiet. Wheat-Spot
grades slightly in buyers favor; ungraded
red, T2a97c.; No. 2 red, September. 90ii
9Olc. Corn-Spot lots scarce aud firm; I'M
graded, T0c.; No. 2 nominal; ungraded
white, tic. >; No.. . red. September. 6ia6i,c.
Oats-Spot lots steady; No. 2, 33sa3iic. /;
No. =, September, 32la33c. Hops quiet
and inactive. Cotfee-SpOt fair; Rio duh
and weak at sl0.25; No. 7 Rio, spot, 1865 I;
do, September, SS.45aSS.50. Sugar firm
and more active; fair TO good refining.
13-l6a4 i5-l6c.; refined firm; of \,
5Lc.; mould A, 6laGic.; standard A,
3-lGc.; cut loaf and crushed. latte. !;
powdered, 6ia6bc. graduated, 6la6 ll-l6c.
Molasses unchanged. Rice steady. Cotton
seed oil, 33a35c. for Grade; 39a42 for re-
fined. Rosin firm at Si.22taSI.3o. Tur-
pentine steady. Hides firm. Wool steady
and moderately active. Pork dull and de-
pressed new mess. Sls. Middles nominal !;
long clear, 10lc. Lard l0al2c. lower and
dull, closing weak western steam, spot pail,
ST.S5. Linseed nominal. Freights weaker.
BALTIMORE.
BMfMoR9, September 5.--Flour quies
and easy; Howard-Street and western SUI
perfine, Sa.30as2.15; extra, S3aS3. 70; fami-
| ", s4ae5. City Mills supertine, Sa.30a
t2.75; extra, &sa3.50; Rio brands, S4.75a
| e4.eT. Wheat--Southern easier; western
| lower, closing easy southern rcd,
Soaelc,i amber esae0e. No. 4 x&y'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
THE DEAD SECRETARY.
Preparing for the Obsequies-t,onors TO the
Deceased.
ny tc.ograDh to the Dlspaich.l

by telegraph 10 the Dlspaich.l
WASHINGTON, September 5.-At n meet
ing 81 the chiefs Of the various bureaus OF
The Treasury Department to-day, Comp
troller Lawrence. Commissioner johnson.
Treasurer Wyman, Commissioner Evans,
and Solicitor Neal, were appointed a COM
mittCe TO draft resolutions OF respect to
The memory Of the deceased Secretary. A
number Of Treasury employees expressing
a desire TO attend the obsequies, arrange
ments will be made, If possible, to run
special train from Washington to Geneva
the evening prior TO the funeral, to return
Immediately after the ceremonies, so that
the officials may be at their desks the fol-
lowing morning.
The Treasury Department Is closed to.
day. The building is being heavily dIaped
with black. and flags are flying at half
mast. Sir. Coon will Issue an order to
close the srb-treasurieS and custom-houses
during The hours OF the funeral cerepo.
MICS. Acting Secretary OF state Davis re-
ceived telegram from the President this
morning directing that an Executive order
he issued formally announcing the death
Of secretary Folger.
GESEvA, y. Y, September j.-The iune-
raj Of Secretary FOlger will take place on
Tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Brfghfon-Bcach Races.
fBy telegraph to the DIspsich.l

Iby Telegraph TO The DIsDaich.I
NEW YORK, September 5.-First race
three quarters Of mile-Joe sawyer won !;
Nellie Gleunon second, Windsail third.
Time, 1:1St.
Second race-seyen cighths OF a mile
Eompland won; Polonia second. Time.
l:5ct.
Third race-seven cighths OF a mile
Medusa won; IIatachimie second, Clarence
third. Time, 1871.
Fourth racc-onc mile-Glengarene won
Nnrsh Redon second. Time, 1874.
Fifth race--onc and one eighth miles
Pope Leo beat Burton by a head. Time,
TWO minutes.
Sixth racc-one mile, six hurdles--Epps
won; Rebok second. Time. 2:j3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FRIDAY, Septemberj, 1891.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs: Common, sjasG; good, SG.j)a
$50.
Leaf: Common. SSaS0.jO; good, sl0a
s12; fuo, Sl24aSiG.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs: UnSound, sj.5Oas6.7j; sound,
S7.50aS0.
Leaf: Common, S9aSl0; medium. 5000
$3.50; good. sl3aSl8; fine, 32OasG0.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-MANUFACTURI
Smokers: Common, sSISl2; good, si3
sslj; fine, Sl6as2O.
Filters: Common, Sl0aSlS; good, Sl3i
SIC fine, Sl7aS20.
Wrappers: Common, sljaS2Q; good.
S22aS25; fine, S30asG0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
the Marine Bank and the firm Of Grant &
Ward,
Marine Disasters and Loss or Life.
LEV telegraph to the Dispstch.l

NV bffrapn w We DspschI
ST. JOINS, n. r.. September "a dis
patch this morning from Trepassey reports
destructive southeast gale Monday last
upon the west coast. Tuesday morning
an unknown vessel, painted black. with
blue mastheads and bue streak around her
hull, was lost, with all hands. on the west
ern head Of st. Shots. Seven bodies
washed ashore.
LONDON, September 5.-Advices from
New Zealand state that the large emigrant-
ship Lastingham, from London for Wei
lington. New Zealand, has been wrecked
IN Cook strait ION which Wellington Is
sllua,ed), and al on board except fourteen
oil The crew drowned.
LONDON. September 5.-Additionai adj
vices from New Zealand say the emlgrant
ship Lastingham had only five passengers
on board when wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
sryes. of a. Pension Fraud.

IEy tclrgIaph % lIc UsDiITH'I
LOUISVILLE. KY, september j.-Df. L'
Watson Lyle. e. arccd with extensive pen
sion frauds, was arrested III Criifndeh
county and brought to this city To-Day
The authorities have been in search OF LIVE
two years and q bali. Lyle has been travel
ling IRON place 10 place representing NM
sell 10 be an employ6 OF the United StsIes
Pension DEPARTMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
A. weeks business Failures.


10y ItIIEINI'III !" I7I0 III I7''''-'I'I
NEW YORK, September j.-The business
failures throughout the country in the list
week number for the United States 100. and
for Canada l4-iotal, 2l3. Against 1856 last
week. showing un increase OF Il failures.
The casualties are still numerous IN the
Western and Pacific States, while in other
sections OF the country the number OF a.
signment- is rather below the average.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Bie Tire I'm ycybernc. y. &.

lHy tclce mpn q the irspatcal
RALEIGH, y. c.. September IA de-
structiye frc at Ncwbernc this morning
destroyed two markct-houses and burned
out the stores Of Ferdinand Ulrich, james
+. CLARK, Cooper ~ Holyelle (colored), II.
l.. Loyick, :. II. scott. j. W. Moore,
James Redmond, j. W. Harrell lcolorcdl,
Watson & Daniels. Lee j. Taylor. ID. n.
KiIburn, L. ;. Mace, and Peter Jones (col-
orcd). The estimated loss is 100000; par
flallY lnsurcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Tie Scottish slurch.

10y "I'-'''1I'l
EpINElRGH, September 5.-Mr. Gladstone
bad private conference to-day with MN
isters Of the Free Church Of Scotland. lie
promised them that il distinct majority
OF scotch members returned to the House
of Commons next election were pledged 70
The dlsCstabliShment Of the Church OF scot
land The Government would carry out the
popular will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Poles Arrested.

l;iY cable 10 the DlsDitch.l
WARSAW. September 5.-SiXiy-four per-
sons suspected Of plotting against The car
have D. en- arrested 4 number Of women
are included among them. The police have
ordered that all warehouses. shops, ana
tayerns stall be closed at Q O'Clock each
night during the Cars visit. Each police
agent is charged TO watch five houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ep,p,v Sopfauubpr 1891

FRIDAY, September ., 1881.
SALEs-FRsT BoARD.-G0O Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06

SouTH BEND. ND. September 5.-Ten
prisoners out Of seventeen who were con-
fined in the county Jail made their escape
last night 10y SAVING off several bars OF the
iron grating OF the yentilating-registcr in
The floor. None Of them have been recap
turcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
strike OF Miners.

BY telegraph 10 the DispaIchl
SPRisdrIELD, September 5.-Tbc miners
Mt the Hickox, Springfield aud Wilmington
Coal Company's mine have gone out on =, a
strike for an increase from two and iili
10 three cents per bushei. The peighbor'
ing mines are now paying three cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
Judgment Entered.

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NEW YORK. September IA judgment
for $4,000 was entered in the supreme
Court to-day YIN favor OF the Marine Nahollal
Bank against all the members OF the hrn'
Of Grant & Ward. excepting william =;
smith. None OF the defendants answered
or demurred to the complaint.