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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Favorable Outlook In the Iron Trade.

PITTSBURGH, August 1.-THE out
look in the iron trade has not been
more favorable for a number of years
than it is at present. Signs of improve
ment are coming to the surface every
day, and the manufacturers are begin
ming to cOnces that the black mantle
Of depression is being gradually lifted
from the staple industries of Pitts
burgh. Orders are increasing rapidly,
and many mills are running on double
time. The worst feature at present is
the strike among the nailers, which
from present indications does not look
as if an amicable solution of the diff
Guilty was near at hand. The manufac-
turers have decided to ignore the nail
CTS until the latter accept their terms,
while the nailers still present deter
mined front in their demand for the last
years scale. One thing noticeable
as the result Of the suspension Of opera
tons is the diminished stock Of spikes
on hand.
A convention Of coal-miners will be
held in Monongahela City Tuesday,
25th instant, to establish a uniform
rate Of wages in the river mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
WANTS.

NF ANTED, BY 4 LADY, 4 POSI-
~ IlON in . private family, % teach
NiuSic. French. and English 10 chi dren not
N,iy far advanced. II duties As teacher are
rot too couruirg. Will bee willing To assist
IN sewing Refers 10 her teacher. pastor.
aud others. Address Msss A. care II
postmaster Hot Springs. Bath county, Va.
an ls-Iu. " fN~u4ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
now THEY MURDERED HIM.

4 Confession Of the Murderer OF Harris at
Gordonsyillc- -Four sIen aud a Woman I'm
plicated.
fCorrespOndcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.
GoRDONsVILLE, August 10, 1855.
Martha j. Payne, the mulatto woman
arrested on suspicion Of being impli-
Gated in the murder Of John 4. Har-
lis at this place on the night Of the
l4th instant. made a confession yester-
day, in which che involves Edloe Har-
rs and George Camel, of this place,
and two men from North Carolina-one
named GilchreSt, the other McClintoc-
(sl colored) She states that Edloe
Harms induced the victim to the place
where he was murdered, and that the
other three did the murder. She also
told the spot where the deed was
done, and on examination by the su-
thorities railroad coupling-pin and a
quantity of blood were found at the
place indicated. She further states
that after killing Harris the men car
RED him to and tried to conceal his
body in an old unused well that was
close by, but on their arrival at the
well they found 1t 10 be closely covered
with heavy plAnks that they could not
easily remove. Having failed to get
him in the well, they carried him
about $50 yards below the place where
he was murdered and placed his body
across the railroad track, where it was
first discovered by the engineer on the
eoeine that mAngled him. The four
men and The woman were carried TO
Orange Courthouse, Va, yesterday
afternoon, where they will be tried for
their lives. The woman was the sole
cause Of the murder. Great excitement
prevails among the white people here,
and lynching ID talked Of. Lutte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
suing for n Divorce.

IHJ tVIVbI "PII 10 tIIV IlHPHVVHsT
WASHINGTON, August John
c. Collins, "the cast-iron man, pro-
fesSional athlete and teacher Of the
manly art, has applied for a divorce
from his wife, and in his bill charges
her with cruel treatment. He alleges
that his life is in danger, owing to her
frequent assaults upon him with ar
tieles Of household furniture, pitchers,
plates, tumblers, bricks, and other im-
plements Of domestic warfare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
ItaI,'s Position Towards Egypt.

by cable 10 the Dlspabfh.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Marquis
of Salisbury, it is stated, will, soon
after going to France, have a confer
ence with Signor Depretis, the Italian
Prime Minister. The interview will
take place at COntrexville, a watering
place on the river Yoire. in the VoSges.
1t is reported that Italy desires to send
10000 troops into the Soudan to secure
the coast Of the Red sea from Suakim
(at present held by the British) to ASsab
bay, along which lie most Of the Italian
possessions on the coast. The Italian
scheme ccntemplateS the securing of
control over the eastern SOudan and the
use Of Khartoum as the capital. If Sir
Henry Drummond Wolf, who has been
sent IS a special envoy from England
to Constantinople and Cairo for the
purpose Of perlecting arrangements for
the future management Of Egyptian az
fairs. fails to bring the Sultan to terms.
it is believed that England will sign an
agreement with Italy which will leave
the latter Power free to carry out her
plans as outlined above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Baseball Yesterday.

lBy telegraph TO the Oispatch.l
Philadelphia: Athletic, 3; Metro
politan, 6.
Nashville Nashville, 10; Column
bus. ..
Washington Nationals, s; West
ministers, 6. The Westminsters belong
at Westminster, Nd. Eleven innings
were played.
Memphis Memphis, G; Birming-
ham, /.
New York; Philadelphia, 3; New
York, 4.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 4; Balti-
mores, 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH TUEsDAY. AUGUST is. 1885

gives the particulars of an old-fasbioned
Prlze-hght, excepting that the new
l,shlon of wearing flve-ounce hard
groves followed. The fight lasted two
nours and half, and 1879 rounds were
iought. The mer were Adam Patter-
son. saloon-keeper, and George Null
vey' a miner. They were evenly
matched at 1875 pounds, and almost
matched n, In height. When time for the
lSyth round was called Patterson could
not speak nor stard, and could only
snake his head. His seconds stood him
upon the scratch, but he fell as soon as
their supporting hands were removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW York. August 17.-Wals street mss
been wonderfully well supplied Win repOr'
Of abundance Of good things sV-uAy 49, -
the stock market has responded 49,
by. Everything on the sctlVe iist sN.
Jersey Central is higher this eNrilins, ~, =,
the majority Of active stocks are up Owl owl. :
per cent. from Saturday c'psnB is, -.
tons. The market opened very s,ioils, "a ~,
gains being. IN most cases, nom " y; 49,
while very active early trading drNsiyp.1
considerable feyer!shness, acconipanleu "
a fmctioual decline In a number ~ ass.
The sales for the first hour alone were o1si
10000 shares. and the total saiea ~. v,sr
$50 900 Greater strength ana stavN.tf
were developed after midday ann ue
cided advances In prices esihDil sltn
In Nsnderblts 2nc Crnngefs. Att1t
an hour of less activity and iractiol,N
yielding IN quotations, renewed TIE was
at ain Infused into the market, Lacka~Anna
this time taking the lead. and al cnN
stocks becoming strong, the advance 'ui.
tinuiBg until the close ~ , O'Clock. IN ap.hs
cases the highest prices were made hnothy
AFTER neon, while In others the highest quo
tatons were reached. In the iinp. dealinss
In some cases the last sales were - - .
lower than the Immediately pfeceuha
prices aud the quotations khoWink tu' Vy'i-
ditiun OF the market NJ the close OF ths Gay
indicate y withdrawal OF support IN w
nral traDsa ctions. the price heias xeherili5
\ below the las, sales. The strength o"Nei.
rped IN NandefDnts was eApScteu th,s
morning. when ~ was kAnNn .uN. .Nr
York Central and Vest SHORE had Dp'n
ordered the restoration Of local PASSENGER
and freight rates. 10 take effect ihls
morning, and the belief was very
general that complete restoration v'
the rates. through as wei az iocai'
OF all the different lines would take pace
al an early Jate. II was this belief sccpnl-
panied by higher prices IN London anu re-
ported heavy buying OF American secuii (,
lies by foreign operators, NAT sllnulolto
prices during most az the day. Consef's
tive iron and Steel-dealers report an al
vance IN that article. The hnal adNanc,
in which coal stocks led was accompanied
by reports that the coal companies had
agreed to restrict the production for me
month of September. thus limiting the out .
pat TO the actual demands OF the trade ana
securing the maintenance Of present or
even better prices The present output
however. is considerably above the de-
msnd.
Noon.-Stocks weak and steady. Money
lax per cent. Exchange 4eiR'
short, 400. Governments neglected.
Erfnng.- 49,. Money, l'A2
per cent. Sub-Ireasnry halances-Gold,
Sl6l 435: currency S26 2s6. Governments
dun; 4perccnt- 122 3 per l0S bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
ROCKINGHAM.
Republican Nominations foe tue Hose Of
Delegates.

Republican Nominations foe tue Hose Of
Delegates.
Especial telegram TO the Disrabch.l
HARRIsONBURG, Va, August IT,
The Republican County Convention held
here to-day nominated J. Il. Webb and
John Ackor for the House OF Delegates.
The old-i,sue Republicans tried to Sc
cure place, but were beaten and are
Gulky.
J. II. sullivan, old.issuo county
chairman. resigned. +. S. Blair spoke
for two hours after the Convention ad-
iouned. Ills speech was full Of mi.-
representations skillully disguised. The
crowd was pretty large, but not vote
Was made for RepublicaniSIn. A reso-
luton pledgiog the candidates TO vote
for Mshone Tor senator was adopted.
The Democrats are pleased with the
ticket put up and will beat it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
AIinc-Fence Yended.

IHy Telegraph 70 the DlspHtch.I
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, August IL.
At Dover Plains this afternoon, while
Surrogate Hulent and his brother
George were endeayoring to settle a
dispute between Theodore IL. Boyce,
deputy sheriff, and William De GarmO
over fence-line, De Garmo and his
ffteen-year-old son attacked Boyce,
knocking him down with stone and
club. When Boyce was getting up
De Garmo called for his gun. Then
Boycc drew his revolver and shot
lie Garmo near the heart. lie died in
five minutes, Boyce gave himself up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGHS NEWSY BUDGET.
Killed on the Rail-A Fish story-Death or
weli-known Citizen.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I

welI-known Citizen.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. c., August ia
white man named Pennington, in
attempting to jump on board a car of
passing freight train near Goldsboro',
fell between the cars and was killed,
being horribly mangled.
Mention has been made of the Jones'
boro' case, in which McDufIie, McDon-
aid, and Spivey were charged with killing
negro boy in 1865. The parties fell out
and Spivey turned States evidence
against the other two men, who were
bailed by magistrate. They in turn
had Spivey arrested for the same Of
fence. The magistrate refused to bail
Spivey and ordered him to Jail. Spivey
applied for hdbeas corpus. At the
hearing at Ellington, Mcdonald and
McDuffie were witnesses against Spivey
to keep him in Jail. To their surprise
they got into trouble themselves, as
Judge Clark promptly sent all three to
Moore-county Jail. The magistrate
had acted illegally in taking bail in a
murder case.
Two young lady students Of Mo1nt
st. Joseph's Academy, at Hickory,
yesterday took the veil.
Nehemiah Hicks and Jane Hicks
are in jail here, and will be tried at the
next term Of the Federal Court for
illicit distilling. The former is of John
ston county, the latter Of Wake. The
arrest Of a woman for such an offence
is very rare.
The hotel at the Warm Springs is to
be at once rebuilt.
At Cape Lookout Saturday there was
quite a sensation. An immense school
Of black-Gsh, or cew-fsh, came into
the bay from the ocean, and twenty
two were caught in the great seines
there. Some Of the fish were twenty
five feet long and OF immense weight.
They are not edible, but are tried for
oil.
DR.. William II. Howerton died at
Morehead City Saturday. In 1873 he
was elected Secretary of State under
the Republican administration. lie
was afterwards proprietor of the Warm
Springs Hotel and Swananoa Hotel,
Asheville, and at the time of his death
was proprietor Of the Ocean House at
Morehead. lie was fifty-fve years of
age. Cause of death, paralysis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
The Governor of Indiana shot At.

ny NNiShahfi w viz hlHpatOH'l
INDIANAPOLIs, ND, August IL
While Governor Gray was driving with
his family along Michigan road about s
o'clock last evening some miscreant
fired shot through the carriage, the
ball passing in close proximity to the
person of the Chief Executive. 1t is
not known whether the shot was fired
st random or with murderous intent.
The person by whom it was fired could
not be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
POundmaker on Trial.

Iby IeItgTapn 20 inc DIsloIch.I
WINNIPEG, MAN, August H.
Chief Poundmaker was arraigned be-
fore Judge Richardson at Regina this
afternoon on charge of tressOn-felony.
Testimony was introduced to prove
charges that the prisoner made war at
Cut-Knife Creek on March I'd, captured a
PROFESSIONALISM in Eagle Hills, and wrote
letter to Riel in which he boosted of
having killed six soldiers. Root JEFF
ferson, POundmaker's son-in-law, testi-
fled against Poundmaker. The latter
paid no attention to this evidence, as he
believes Jefferson is swearing against
him for self-prOtection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
virginia Postal Notes.

The following postmasters have been
recently commissioned David Kunkle
at Craigsville, Augusta county, Va.
Shadrach NJ. Greear at Grant, Gray
son county, Va. Lucy A Goodwin al
Lousia Courthouse, Va. Ella V. Bu-
sick at PENIS Store, Patrick county
Va; T. Shannon Miller at White Gate,
Giles county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
saratoga Races.


SARATOGA, N. Y, August IT,
FIRST race-one mile-won by Leman ;
Decoy Duck second, Huron third.
Time, LAO.
Second receive furlongs-won by
faonce; Miss Bowler second, Silver
Cloud third. Time, l:O4l.
Third race-One mile and a quarter
won by Benette Nettle second, Lotion
third. Time. 2:l5.
Fourth race-three quarters Of a
mlle-won by Maggie j.; Jim Douglas
second. Nayarroa third. Time, LII.
Fifth race-one mile and half fur
long-won by Bonnie S.; Sapphire
second, Una b. third. Time, l:52.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, AugustlS-l A. II.
For the Kiddie atlantic States, light
local rams, rdriajle cinds, generally
southerly, nearly stationary tempera-
tire.
For the South atlantic States. Hght
local rams, raridbie wihds, nearly sta
tiondry temperature.
For Richmond and ricinity, local
rams, stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
About to Resume Work in Navy
Yards.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., August H.
Orders will be sent from the Navy De-
partment in a few days directing that
work shall be resumed at all the navy
yards. Already work has been begun
in the yards a! Mare Island and Brook
Ign. At the remainder it will be begun
as soon rs the reorganization Of the
forces has been completed. The ap-
pointment Of new foremen, it is expect
ed, will be made in short time at the
yards where they have not yet been
made. On June lst many men were
discharged because Of the lack of funds
to continue work. The new fiscal year
gives a new appropriation with which
work can be continued, and offers an
opportunity for furnishing employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
0id Poizt tsSgsss~.
fCoTessOndeuce 0fthe Richmond Disps sssl

OLD PoIsT, August IL, 1885.
The second ElizAbeth.river regatta,
which ia to take place at Old Point gu
Thursday next, promises 10 be fine
affair. The arrangements are being
perfected with system and reference 10
the smallest detail. Thursday night
there will be a regsts ball at the lIy-
e,is Hotel. for which very handsome
cards are alreaiy out. There is a
committee Of twenty seven. embracing
Renilsmen from Richmond. Norfolk,
Hampton, Old Point, New York,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Shot Ly a Crank.

BY telegraph to the Dispatch
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn, August IL
William Cox shot and MORALLY wound
ed Henry Fletcher, Jr., in this place
to-day. Cox is a crank, and some boys
had been teasing him. He procured a
pistol and fired at Thomas Nolner, but
hit Fletcher, who had just come to
town, and who had not troubled Cox.
Cox was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
The ArghanIstan Frontier.

TIFLIs, August 1.-THE KaUEas
tnewspsper) says that England should
allow the Russian and Afghanistan
rulers to settle the frontier dispute be-
tween themselves that negotiations
between England and Russia as at pres
cnt conducted cannot lead to a salts
factory result,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
LORD Colo<idgo's Marriage.

10y NHtic w es4o DtolFs'eh@l
LONDON, August l7.-Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge. who was married Oh
Saturday to Miss Lawford, in letter
to the papers says he cannot see why
the details Of his private life should in
terest the public. The father Of Lord
Coleridge's bride was formerly a Judge
in Bengal. The lady's age is thirty
two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
KNOXVILLE. TENN, August L.
benjamin +. Wilson, a stone contractor,
was stabbed and killed in a saloon this
evening by Horace Foster, a young
lawyer. Foster is in Jail. They quar-
relied over game of cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18

by telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l
MOBERLY, Mo, August l7.-All
the Knights Of Labor in the employ of
the Wabash Railroad Company here
are ordered to strike tomorrow. The
general manager is not aware Of any
dissatisfaction among his employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Ths Immediate Delivery svs,ou
lHT Telegraph TO the Diaetoh.I

WAsmsGTos, August l7.--Acting
PoslmAster-Gcneral Stevenson to-day
declined the proposition Of the Amcrt
can District Telegraph Company, 81
Philadelphia, TO take charge Of tho in
modiate-delivery system in that city, ou
The ground that the law contemplate
ibe maintenance by the Department oI
H. own dellyers systems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Protecting tho Press.

I"y '"INbI"F'I W NIIO HI1IHFVIsI
GALVESTON, August l7.-At q
meeting Of the State Land Board last
Tuesday resolution was passed where
by the Board agreed to fully eKOne-
rate, acquit, release, and hold harm
less from all pains and penalties, suits,
costs. proceedings, damages, and liza
bilities against tho Galveston News for
or on account Of anything it may pub
lish touching any member of the Board
in the management Of the landed affairs
Of Texas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August Il, 1855.
. I = l. i.

WHRAT.-Whife. l20 bushels good AZ
PC. Mixed 1000 bushels very good 10
prime on private terms: 800 bushels CON-
mon al 80 10 s5c. Red. ~ bushels COM
mon Ia prime Longberry st $50. to sl.0S;
= $50 bushels common 10 very good Short
berry AZ y fo pc.
AZ GZc.
KYB-ss bushels very good on private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18

WANTED, BY A GRADUATE OF
W Randolph Macon Colo
q. TFAFUtK --s0, . position
nas had tao years expe-
iich,e. Lest atfetcnces as TO qua lifications.
Address KAPPA
No. 20 Union street,
au le-eDditt Petersburg Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
PuRT % NEW PoRgs SgwA Ave- ss ~
sbJ selegr1ph.l
kktlIgkn

steallrGlp NiuFAndoJts kvay Nev YORK..
AtistIiei ivr Nest polAL.
ttyaWafnp Johns hoPSluA Poster. PFoys,
d,Ucc Hpd sAlh,a Roc Wes, ronA
t.nwps' Z, Npgrs sost RAadolpA. New
AutE.
.cllUrr pdex CArris0n New York,
-cloout' MaRgle clatk. NcpomAa Ws, hal.
tluurh
-choouvr uatte ;. wnlla,as. Eolly. Hall
RiVtr
f,elwger u Nega,a. sspss. alraud.
nabdieA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Newspaper Generalization.

II3 'tI''sI 'I1 ." E1IV T1llHINH'I
BUFFALO, \. Y, August 1.-THE
EvniHg Telegraph aud Ereaing Ners
of Buffalo have consolidated. Mr..
Seripps, the largest stakeholder in the
Telegraph, says that paper has sunk
S65, GOO since IL started.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
An Insane Lovers HurderOus Decd.
lRY telegrAph 10 the Dlsnatch.1

WMKEsBARRE, PA, August H.
Andrew Undra, a miner, in the employ
of the Susquehanna Coal Company
at Nanticoke, this afternoon called at
the company's store and purchased a
revolver. lie then went to the house
of Hungarian named Joseph Tomas
XII, with whom he boarded. The wife
of the latter being at home alone, he
told her that since he had resided with
them her friendliness toward MIN had
inspired him with love, and he wanted
her to leave her husband and 60 and
live with him. Mrs. Tomaski refused,
when he told her to bid her children
good-by. She laughed at him, where
upon he shot at her, the ball grazing
her neck. Undra then turned the wea-
pom upon himself and fired two shots.
One Of the balls passed through his
windpipe and lodged in the base Of the
brain, causing instant death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
1he pa.rngo Of ono DardaneIlen,


IoSDoN. August IAN Anglo
Turkish agreement has been proposed
through sir Henry Drummond Wolf, by
the terms Of which English men.oi-war
will be allowed 10 pass through the
Iardanelles in times Of war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
i'TSseet our i,aughiers -

IosDOk, August ~. Tho PaiL
mn Gossiffa recent revelations Of
london sles hass been dramaliksd a.
futs, . be play j. Ia i've ssts. and
3 sDslsled Protect OR Daughters"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


NlsT PHILADELPHIA. August i7-Cst-
tle-Maikrt i'm active demaud; receipts.
500 bead prime" Gao C.. good, 5sa0sc.:
medium. 4 -aic., common. sake. Sheep-
primo. siu41 g.: good 4a4ac medium.
50 ,a:ttc.. common. ? ,aSc.: cnils. lac.
autS. 2-aC-c. Bors Market I'm fair de-
u,apd, te,cip', 45j head, selling at froni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18

steamer ArieL Gi8VTA Norsoak, United
state mail nerchsndlso. aud p-assen ssss
/. Is TatGn. agent
Bu. IL. LasAeg ,Ger,l Ra4ehenhonse.
Santos nOuE
scLoou-r LESLIE ". knight. at~sris.
Uliltds pLlA rANroad-tes. Norvel. Leake
kCo. vessel Curtis y Parker.
schooner john W HsH lr PelmiaI new
lolk pls.goa y, \, Gordon. AGENT vessel,
, ltttls : iatker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
MAINE INrEL,Ls.rNCk.
rORr ~ RICHMOND. AvtUsr n. 1858
AEEivEl

sIeauef Old pVn,inion SInith. New York.
merchandise ani Passengers. "a. ". Agen 4
~, agents.
akamrf Ashland. iahnill N aielphla.
mrgVhAud.s ~ aRA iA.-onsens. j. " No('ar-
uNk agent
Schooner kla h. Barnes. uardcA,tle.
thnAAelPh coal . h. NOttrvA
schooner Anpie Aius.ir. McAnArew $.
Philadelphia coat !. a. haues
schooner h. a bgopk. GisIsy Phualsi-
PIMA Goa TUrpiu 4 Martin.
s,hosscf Joseph i,udd hallOVk. Eanns-
les ,le EiohluQAa iQe CVIAts.ny.
Schooner skNlark. -----, kenue eSc, lge|
Richmond leo Noiupauy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-18
Editors Charged with Criminal Libel.
lNx tnianra nh 70 tho nlsunIch 1

INDIANAPOLIS, August l7.-Oliyer
Carmichael and his son Otto, editors
and proprietorS Of the Muncie Daily
Importer, which suspended a week ago,
we've arrested yesterday at Muncie,
upon warrants sworn out by Taylor j..
Riley, charging them with criminal
libel. Riley is secretary Of the Knights
Of Labor organization of this city, and
was actively engaged in boycOtting the
paper before its suspension. SO per-
si1ient was he that, in the heat Of pas
sion, the paper in its last issue de-
nounced him as = notorious blackleg
and blackmailer. The action taken by
Riley is based upon this denunciation.
The CArmichaels waived a preliminary
trial, and gave bond for their appear
ance at the September term Of the
court, when the case will be heard.