davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
The Eastern Question.

49, UNIV " tt' HhofAtCasi
PARIS. October l3.-At the Cabinet
Council to-day number of consular
dispatches were read. showing that the
serious war preparations OF Turkey
have considerably cooled the ardor of
the war party IN Seryia and Greece.
and Affairs IN these kingdoms are a.
sumIng more peaceful aspect. II IL
believed here that both Seryia and
Greece will hesitate a long time before
provoking the Porte 20 resort % often
sive operations. These consular re
ports have greatly revived the hopes Of
diplomatists in this city Of bloodless
settlement Of the Roumelian question.
PARIS. October l3.---Lord LYONS.
British Ambassador, and n. De Frev-
cinet, French Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs, have arrived al al understanding
by which their respective Governments
shall observe a strict neutrality If Iur-
key fights any Of the Balkan States, or
Greece and other Powers should hold
al0oi. Ii Is believed that hostilities are
inevitable, as both Servia and Greece
disregard the Injunction to adopt a
peace policy, and state they will keep
quiet only on condition that they be
compensated.
PARIS. October BE Temps SAYS
Austria has Joined Russia m demanding
that sfdtu gro be restored IL Eastern
Roumelia.
CONsTANTTNOPLE. October ID
The conference on the Roumelian ques-
ton has embodied a collective note
which mas been prepared by Count
Corti, the Italian Ambassador. 70 be
presented to the Porte. The note al
ylses the Porte to recognize the union
Of Roumelia and Bulgaria. and opposes
further violation Of the Berlin treaty
Il Is reported that Prince Bismarck, IN
reply % the second circular OF the
Porte, approves the immediate taking
Of active measures by Turkey unless
Seryia and Greece accept the situation.
BELGRADE. October IA rumor
prevails here that King Milan Is about
10 issue a proclamation Of war. The
statement Is made that troops are Ad-
vancing from Nissa toward the Bulga-
ran. Macedonian, and old Seryian
frontiers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Washington Notes


WASHINGTON. i. C.. October b.
The reports received a. the Marine Hos
pital Bureau show that yeliO~-fevsr Is
Endemic IN CaracAs cholera Is decreas-
ing In spain. and l. extinguished IN Va
leneia smallpox Is raging II Buenos
Avres with alarming fatality, and yei-
fever has appeared ID Acapulco.
Of the coo changes made n prssi-
dental posfmaSters since the adjourn
rnens Of the Senate, 20 were caused by
the removal of pOstmasters. BY the
Ist ofDecember there vii be nearly 100
vacancies n presidential Offices caused
bv the expiration Of commissions and
designations. and II Is the intention OF
the PostrnAster-General 70 give his at
tention 10 these Offices before making
sny considerable changes elsewhere.
The postmastsr-General has consid-
cred the subject of permitting postnlas-
terS to give As sureties bond OF gasran-
tee associations. he h2s decided, after
careful examination Of the subject, that,
although such companies may be re-
sponsible and competent n Law 70 be-
come bond for Postmasters. yet the
policy Of the Department will not per-
nit such sureties 10 be accepted. 1t
Is constantly happening that upon
the death Of a postmaster or MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
THE DEAD CARDINAL.
The Hemains Viewed BY I.arEe psneeHrs'
An she Cathedral.

The RensiBs Viewed BY a Large csnesHrse
an she Cathedral
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch,
NEW YORK. October ia crowd
OF people gathered about the doors OF
the Cathedral this morning, and waited
for the moment when the public could
enter the sacred ediiice and look upon
the remains OF Cardinal McCloskey.
When their patience was nearly ex-
hausted the procession emerged from
the archiep:scopal residence, walked
slowly along the street, and entered
the Cathedral by the south door. Six
undertaker's men bore the body OF the
Cardinal. Behind them came body
Of priests, headed by Archbishop Cor
rig.n, Menseigneurs Quinn. Farley,
and Preston, and Rev. Or. Mcdonald.
The last-naTned acted rs master OF
ceremonies.
The procession moved down the south
aisle, went through the main vestibule
and centre aisle. where platform and
8 catafalgue had been erected. Then
the bearers reverentiy placed the bur
den OF q golden pail which covered the
catsfalque. The body Of the Cardinal
was dressed ii full ecclesiastical robes.
These consisted OF cassock, cinctiere,
rocket, aniecc, stole, dalmatIca, cha
suble, pallium, manuie, and mitre.
-Four candles burned at the corners Of
the catafalque. A guard Of four men
from the Society Of st. Vincent de
Paul stood near the catafalque.
When the doors were at length
thrown open the crowd quickly filled
the centre aisle. Passing along on either
side, the people, after viewing the re-
mains. left the church by another exit.
The police had no difficulty In handling
the crowd. Many Of those who visited
the Cathedral to-day found fault with
the height Of the catafalque, which
lifted the body OF the Cardinal 50 far
above the heads Of the people that II
was almost impossible to see the face.
This evening when the gates were
closed a line OF people several blocks
long was waiting on Fifth avenue TO
gan admission 70 the Cathedral, where
the remains OF the dead Cardinal are
now lying IN state. The religious ex-
.rcises will be continued tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Chief Bush,.Hoad visits Secretary
Lamar.
rByttlegrapa otne Dispatcl.

IByttlegrapa % the Dispatc-.'
WASHINGTON. J.. e.. October h.
Chief Bushy-Iead. Of the Cherokee
Nation. accompanied py e1-Representa
tive Phillips. OF Kansas, called upon
Secretarv Lamar to-day. and mad A. eX-
tended interview Il regard o. tn IN
warrantable intrusion Of white settler
upon Cherokee lands in the Indian
Territory. Although indians under
their treaties have the power O. deter
mine the status Of the citizens OF
the Nation. We, the Department;
Is CHARGED with the duty Of
.iectinr intruder. and II exercise Of
that duty has assun 81 the rlght o. de-
ternininc who are and who are nO ~
rruders. Chief Bushy-Head say there
are 8 number Of persons residing II the
Territorv VINO are there under triOa.
permits. and those persons ne doe not
wish % disturb. Bu; there are also
many white persons II the Tern
tory who claim % b. citizen Of
the Nation and have taken up
choice lands who are Nc; entitled
to the rights o. citizenship and should
be elected. The chief intends o. Aaye an
other interview with the Secretary II
regard 70 Cherokee leased lands. That
tribe mas leased about SIX million acre
OF land t. ca.tlemsn. frOm which they
receive az annual income Of 100000.
The Indians are satisfied with the pres
ent arrangement. and Chez Bushy-iiead
wishes 70 impress upon the Secretary
tn. advisability Of allowing these cat
tlsmen to remain II possession o. the
lands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14


The brother OF the Emperor Of Japan
intends 60 make a searching inquiry
INTO the uses and disadvantages OF The
House of Lords when he goes 10 Eng
land. So much has been said 70 nm
and the Mikado some years ago aboat
the perfection Of our Constitution that
all the latter-day hostile criticisms OF
which it has been the object came
upon them with unpleasant sudden
ness. The Mikado was thinking oil
turning the daimics 10 great many OF
whom, by the by, have been virtually
Heury.GeorgedD into peers of the realm
Of Japan, and raising to the peerage a
number Of Japanese who have deserved
well Of their country. All his pleasing
illusions have been disturbed by quota
lions about the House Of Lords from
the English papers and from speeches
Of notable English Radicals. Who
could believe that lecture OF
SIR John Benefits, AT Chichester,
made the iar-eastern Emperor re-
consider his whole constitutional
plan Prince Fonshima Is the
image Of Tony Johannot's engravings
OF the Indian Prince Dlalma IN the
" Wandering jew" The only ia
panese features IN his outeT-msh are his
hair. skin, and small stature. He Is a
tiny man. nut handsome and very
clsver-looking. HIS Imperial H'ghness
affects not to speak French; but ] am
told that be understands 1t thoroughly
and that he feigns ignorance so as not
to be closely questioned by those whom
he NAV meet IN society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
The Dukes Hsp-rsckers.

If there be no royal road to learning
there is certainly q royal road to popu-
larity, and the Duke OF Edinburgh aP-
pears to have found it IN Kent with
some ease and very triiling expense.
The new bailiff On his farm IN the hop
district proposed to pay the hop-pick-
ers only shilling a basket. The pick
ers refused to accept this offer. and
insisted on seeing the Duke himself He
asked them how much his neighbor paid.
They said fifteen pence. =" Very well, \"
said Il. i. H., IN give you eighteen
pence" Whereat there was much loyal
cheering and singing OF . God Save the
Queen" Yet only $ few miles of,
where Mr.. Day, Jr., paid his hop
pickers eighteen pence basket, he only
succeeded IN getting them dispersed
without 8 riot by tine aid OF the police.
But. then. Mr. Day Is not prince. and
has 10 earn his living by hoP-growing,
while II. L. II. receives only $4,000
8 year from the nation, II addition II
the pay OF some comfortable berths ii
the navy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

on JOINT ballot outside OF Hamilton
county. Allen o. Myers is thought to
ne defeated for the Legislature In
FRANKLIN county by small margin.
NO INTEREST IN THE RESULT
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October L..
Less interest is openly manifested in the
result OF the Ohio election than has
eeen the case IN any event OF like pe-
iitIcai Importance within the memory
OF inc present generation. Generally
Oh such occasions there have been con-
siderable crowds around the bulletin
boards. Tonight there arc no crowds.
and, with one exception, no bulletin
boards. Few people IN the departments
have manifested interest enough to ask
Ion news during the day, and it would
be diiilcuit 70 name a dozen Federal
ofiice-holders from Ohio vino have gone
home to Ohio to vote.
FULL LIST OF NOMINEES.
COLUMBUS, o., October I3.-BeIow
will be found a complete list of the
nominees for State Offices
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, George Uoad-
ly; Republican, J i. Foraker Green
hacker, G. v. NOrthrop; Prohibition,
DR.. A. i. Leonard.
Northumberland - Democratic.
j. q. Warwick; Republican, General
Kennedy; Greenbacker, N. Z. Cooley /;
Prohibition, W. G. Frost.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Peter Brady:
Republican. j. c. Brown Greenbacker.
L. p. Harmon Prohibition, John S.
banner.
AttOrne acknowledgements
James Lawrence Republican. !. Il.
kOehler Greenbacker, william Blair
Prohibition, a. 7. CleyInger.
Judge ofSupreme COnrt-Democratic.
c. D. Martin Republican, I. a. Mir
shall; Greenbscker, General Tuttie !;
Prohibition, Gideon Stewart.
In 1889 three candidates were n the
field for Governor Tloadly Democrat
Foraker tRepublican), and Schumacher
IProhibitionl. The vote was a. follows :
Hioadly, 359, 693 Foraker. 347 .1G4 :;
Schumacher, e,362. Hoadly's MAORI
", 4.l67.
CLOSE ELECTION II INDIANAPOLIs.
lNDIANAP0LIs, October l3.-The
municipal election to-day was very
closely contested. The returns are not
vet complete, but figures received up
to midnight indicate the probable cleo
ton OF Denny Republicanl for mayor
by a majority Of less than 100. The
Board Of Aldermen is Democratic.
The Council Is Republican by one ma
jority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Te,egrapntc are,itics.

The Plmlico races were postponed
yesterday until to-day.
The German Minister az Belgrade has
started for Nissa 70 counsel peace.
salonican Greeks are excited over the
Roumelian Imbroglio. Their symps-
tbles tend towards Turkey.
Bismarck has dispatched special
commissioner 10 King Milan to urge
upon him the necessity Of peace.
In diplomatic circles tn opinion /.
expressed that the favorable moment
for Sergian action will not be allowed
70 slip.
Herbert Gladstone. II al address n
London last evening declared that HI.
father was II favor Of excluding Dish
OBS from the House Of Lords.
King Milan. replying to the Turkish
Minister'S demands for an explanation
OF seryia's warlike preparations, san
that he mad nothing % add TO the recon
circular 70 the Powers.
The municipal authorities OF Mar
settles propose to ask the Government
% expel the Orleans princes from
France and 70 declare that al attemp
to restore the monarchy Is treason, ant
that the penalty be death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

detection IN crime It is necessary
fer his sureties 70 take charge of
the Office, as under the law they remain
responsible for the performance Of the
duties Of the Office until a successor takes
possession. This safeguard would be
broken down II the sureties were a
foreign corporation having no agent or
person on the ground to take charge Of
the Office whenever. from death or other
causes, At becomes necessary to place
the Office IN other hands than those OF
the postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14


LONDON. October 1.-The appeal
OF Rel. the leader Of the hali-breed
instruction II the Northwest Territory
cane up to-day tor argument. His
London lawyer, Francis Henry Jeune
Immediately on the opening Of the
court asked for the postponement Of
the case until the arrival OF Fitzpatrick,
Riels Canadian counsel. who wa
bringing with him important documents
respecting the matter. Webster, the
Acknowledgement, opposed the reqaest,
The Court. however agreed 70 post
pone the case until the 2lst instant.
The courtroom was crowded, but there
wa 10 excitement. RIel mas been fur
ther resnited TO the Goth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
The sIerm uonday-A sea-Lion Lib
GRATED

rBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE. MD. October Ia
The storm Of last night was quite de-
structive n this city and neighborhood.
A number Of tine ornamental trees on
the streets were uprOOted and . num-
Der Of new buildings IN process Of
construction were damaged. a portion
OF the bridge over the northwest branch
Of the Patapsco, connecting this city
with Anne Arundel county, was blown
sway and q large ses-lion on the city
sidc escaped. its pen having been de-
stroyed. The creature was seen this
morning going down Chesapeake bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
A Mammoth tses-Nell.

pTTTsBURGH, October l3.-The
largest natural gas-well IL Washington
county. and the second II size in the
country, was struck last evening on
the Horton farm. near Cannonsburg
The well Is owned by Guiisy Brothers.
Natural gas Is rapidly being substi-
tuted TOR coal in this city. Al present
over fifteen hundred dwelling-houses.
si1ty-six giass-iActories, thirty-four
rolling-mills, and forty-hve other indus
trial establishments are being supplied
and. asneariy as can be Ascertained, from
s.O00 % 10000 tons OF coal are daily
displaced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Lauiosxncs~ Ia Louisiana.


DV bclc-EhNA " A-1 bAhpa~~Asl
81. LOUIS. October IA special
70 the Po5f-DispGtch from Little Rock
Ark, says &dvices have been received
frou BIenville Parish La. 70 the effect
thai a reign Of terror exists IN some
part Of the parish. The trouble
originated II an old ieud dating back
several wears. Two men named For
roster have been dangerously wounded,
and others, both whites and blacks,
have been taken into the woods by
armed and masked men and whipped
nearly to death. Governor McEnery
has issued instructions that effort be
made to capture the perpetrators Of the
acts. and IL Is reported that severalPer-
sons have been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
SMALLPOX Notes.

b telegraph % the bispatcl.
MONTREAL. October l3.-The Official
returns al the health Office to-day show
thirty-three deaths from smallpox yes
terday II the city, TWO IN Cote -.
Louis, and one II 81. Cunegonde.
MONTREAL, October l3.--Eighry
new cases OF smallpox were reported
Yesterday, fifty Of which were verified.
The students ofMeGil College have been
yaecinated. Mount Royal Hospitals
al the Exhibition grounds, were for
mally taken possession Of by the mayor
thls afternoon and two carri4ge-loAds
OF patients were removed there. A
detachment Of armed police relieved
she froouS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Muraeross lssifans.
rts,- ...,..-,,..l,.t, ~. tt... t,ssnase,,

GALVESTON, TExAs, October b.
a special from Dallas % the Nsfcs
says; Indians last Saturday surprised
and drove OF i25 horses belonging 10
the San Simon Cattle Company and
killed f0ur men and a nnmbsr Of cattle
II the valley. Several other parties Of
Indians are proving around the eou'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
The Newmarket Races.
iBy cable 70 the Dispatch. ]

10y AAnAN - A-AN DAAtNat--~sf
LONDON October 1.-THE race for
the Czarewich stakes, the great event Of
the second October meeting Al New
market. was run to-day. TWENTY-FIVE
horse ran. Tho race was Won by Il.
Bouy three-year-old chestnut filiy
Pleasantree Iiurgerfords iive-year-
old BAY mare Aema second, and I
Cannon's four ycar-old bay filly Post
SCRIPT third. Pleasantree, the winner
wa bred n France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Catholic knights of America


INDIANAPOLIS, October l3.-The
trustees OF the Catholic knights Of
America continued their session To-
day. A decision on the Parker CLAIM
was reserved. but there Is good au-
thoIity for stating that it viii be paid
The treasurer reported cash on hand,
1907 SCI. The amount IN the sinking
fund Is s3.2s4, which mas been invested
II interest-b bearing bonds. The total
disbursements for the past SIX months
were 100000. The organization,
Notwithstanding a few drawbacks. was
reported II q fiourlshinr condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

trial. The of,lccrs refuse 70 give the
names OF those arrested. as they hope
20 secure tho rest Of the gang before
many DAYS. Counterieitsrs have been
plying their vocation quite successfully
IN Clarion, jefferson. and Forest coan-
ties. They have been engaged IN tne
manufacture Of spurious silver dollars,
and had thorough system OF placing
them IN circulation. Tho case IS one
Of the largest IN the counterfeitlng line
that has been worked up IN this section
Tor raany years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

Three lInemen were Al work al the
toy Of = telegraph-pole near New Haven
Oh Monday when = thunder-cloud,
emitting zig-zag arrows Of Joye's blue
fire. rolled down toward them. BY
and by q current from the surcharged
cloud came flashing along the wire and
the men were given a dreadful shock
The fellow who wa standing highest
was struck senseless, and falling, was
caught by the others. Upon the tant
skin Of the stricken mans chest were
three parallel marks but, IN spite Of
the stroke. be recovered within ar
hnur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Destructive Ffre.

III t0lNsEaF'-- y I-70 IIIFF'E1--1'I
FREDERICTON, \. H., October l3.
Morrison's saw-mill. twelve adjoining
tenemsnts, and 2,O0O, zoe feet Of lum-
Der were burned here to-day. The
lumber was not insured. Morrison mad
ego. zoo insurance on the mill. The
houses, which were also his property,
were not insured. The mill and ma
ehinery were valued az $4,000. ThH-
teen families are left homeless. Loss,
alec GOg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Withdrew IfisOpposiiiOu.

DUBLIN. October l3.-ln the Con-
veniion Davitt opposed SIT Thomas Ed
monde because the latter Is a land
lord. At a meeting which wa held
after the Convention, however, Sir
Thomas made a violent speech, strongly
denounciDc the present mIsrnle IL Ire
land Whereupou Dayitt withdrew M
opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Fatal Explosion,

PITTSBURGH, October IA Lete-
Ma Ohio special saws BY an explo-
sion Of ''blind tuycre at Cherry
Valley furnace to-day anthony Burr
was instantly killed. and Thomas CID
bons. Joseph Mofiati and William
" oodworth seriously injured. The
men were seated IN front Of the furnace
aid when the tuyere blew ont seye-
RAJ tons Of molten metal were scattered
over then. Bur- was burned beyond
recognition. The others sustained pam
ful injuries, bEt viii recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
Mob Law in Texas.

GALVESTON TEXAS. October 10
A speeiai from Hampstead 10 the Esios
SAYS - Last night a mob burned the
slaughter houses and pens. with their
contents, Of George Burton and j.
Ness. After this the mob came 70
town. awoke Burton and Ness. and or
dered them 10 leave the county, CIV
ing then five days to leave town and
fifteen days 70 leave the county. The
two men were told that there had been
too many stolen beeves butchered al
their pens, and the intention was 70
put 8 stop to II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

To N'IN--i" = U t1IN 11I"f'a'NI3fT
CHATTANOOGA. October l3.-The
municipal election here to-day wa
closely contested. The entire Republi-
can ticket was elected by reduced ma
jority. Nh Sharp, late chief Inspector
OF the posi-Ofice Department, was
elected mayor by 10 majority. The
election was quiet and 10 disturbance
occurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
LATE WEATHER REPORT.


WASHINGTON October II Il.
A-Eor the Middle Atlantic States,
dqhi i0cai sh0pers ~ me nortterT
yort,0A. ran cedther IN tie southern
portion. riAds generally shifting %
southreSf and aorfllosst htghe7 pre-
ceded ~ extreme northern portion By
taliinQ bar0mete1 slightly cooler.
For tie South Atlaatic States, far
teediher. soHttreSt t. Horthwest lotHds,
g,neralty htqke barometer, si,ghf
change ~ t,mDsrdtUre.
FOr Richmond and riciniiy. far
ireafAeT. stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
tosssefsefser- C2psur~d-
IB,r ts.iexrapa. % fbe D)sasscD

pfT1SHUzau, October l5.---bnsted
States serTes-scrsies officers raidsd
camp Of eleven eouBteTseiters M Clarion
county yesterday, capturing six OF
then, the others escaping into the
weeds. The prisoners wsrs brought 10
this city. and At a preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner
AeCsndieSs this mernipg wsre bald fer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
RInuimr Greaf Gnns.


HOLYHEAD, October l3.-DurIng
Tire prevalence Of a heavy storm TINS
morning her Majesty gunbOat Dwarf
was blown ashore here. The crew
were saved. She Is Of 603 tons, and
carrle. l0ur guns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
WtllNof Attend.

by caDIe % tle UlbpatcL
PARIS, October l3.-Le Temp
say. that King Leopold, Of Belgium
vii not attend the marriage Of Prince
Waldemar and the daughter Of Duo
be Chartre, lest he give the ROYALS
Journal cause Tor exultatIon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October Ia
special 10 the Post ispateh from Lit
tie Rock, Ark, says: The boiler Of
the large eotton-ginning establishment
A. Tuscumhia, Ala, exploded last
Night. The buildings were blown 70
atom. and John Starr. fireman, aad
Thomas Nichols, bystander, were
killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
commissioner LaiIed

iBy telegraph 81 the DISPATCH
LEAvRNwoRTH. KANSAS. October
I3.-Judgc Foster. Of the United
States District Court. to-day commit
tel to iail the commissioners Of Green
wood county for refusing 70 make q
levy 10 pay q judgment on bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
MnYemen. OF Troops.

fliy cable g. tine Dispatch.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, October D.
Troops which formed the garrison Of
salonica are marching northward
toward the Roumelian frontier. The
Bulgarians are entrenched az PrestInas,
IN Koumelia. near the frontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

ST. LOUIS, October l3.--The strike
seems 70 have disd ont to-day, there
beng absolutely nc appearances Of trou-
bic. All lines are running, with fuli
compliment Of cars, ant N most cases
the police have been Withdrawn frona
the cars altogether.