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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
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The thirteenth 81 the SERVES oi meet
ings held IN this cilJ since ths tth M
slant, under the snspices Of the inie'
PENDENT Order u Good Iemplars, va
hsld lat night A. Clay.S,fsei Methodist
church. The meeting was opened With
prayer by Rev. J. II Riddick. pastor
n the churrh, and excellent music VS.
furnished BY The choir. led ~ Ne. j
\. King, and Mis- .. NJ. Phillips. or.
ganist. 4 touching solo, entitled 'uh.
What Are Yen Gong 10 DO, Brother %
Wa beautifully sung Ny Mrs W. J.
stephens.
MAJOR Holden. state lecturer. was
introduced, and talked Temperance a.
the large audisucc Cor more than Az
hour Ills interesting address Wa ,n-
terspcfsod with several amusing ane
doies. relaied in h.s inimtlablc siyis.
which pleased his hearers, iaigine tom
The frequent laughter that followed
Amer The close IT Che address en- ci.
foft wAs made which resulted o. che
organization of nce lodge. o. be-
csllod "tlay Lodge" The lolloFinr
of.cers were elected viz. J. u. nral.
Icy, ". e.. T., Ma Nav Phillips. ".
Y. T.. William N. Miller. ". :.
George ". ivcy. ". g. s.. n. o..
Cosby, ". g.. MI j. ". nutlcr
John A. Divine, ". ~ Richard
Southall. ". LG.. Cha.tain Nichols.
VS..
Another meeting vii De- held too
night AZ he same place. and on Sunday
snd Monday nights nc Central Method.
isl church, Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
The Indian troubles.
ny telegraph TO the Dispatch. ]


DODGE CITY, KAN, July H.
State-Adjutant-General A. b. Camp
bell returned here last night from a
four-days' tour through Fort Clark,
Comanche, and Kingman counties, in
vestigating the Indian scare along the
line. He found the people much ex-
cited, and many actually moving out
and leaving their homes. In all his
travels he has learned Of no actual
depredations committed by the Indians,
and has seen no one who had seen hostile
Indians within the State. He caused
the local militia companies to be organ
lied, which he supplied with State
arms, under direction Of Governor
Martin. Colonel Compton is now
travelling along the south line of the
State with four companies of cavalry
IN Touie for Deep Hole. at the crossing
where the Dodge and Fort Supply trail
crosses the Cimarran river, and who,
he says. will arrive there tomorrow
night. With the protection at present
existing along the south border Of the
State, General Campbell is Of the opin-
ion that all the fears Of the settlers will
be dispelled and that a general feeling
Of safety will soon prevail. Many who
had left their homes are already return
ing.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 1.-The
JouTH0FS Dodge City Kansas special
says The Indian troubles are not
thought to be settled yet, despite the
report from Fort Reno that the Indians
are fast returning to the agency. 1t is
well known at the agency that the
bucks are leaving every day in squads
Of ten and fifty, and that they are
taking out their best arms, horses,
and quantities of ammunition. 1t is
significant fact that they all 60
into the Texas Panhandle, and then
northward to the Kansas line, where
several squads Of twenty-five or thirty
have been recently seen. One party Of
twenty was seen going up heavily
equipped and returning with but few
arms, evidently having hidden their
equipments in the Sand Hills. They
claimed to be hunting stray horses.
Sixteen Cheyennes stopped wild
horse catcher in the Territory and
took from him thirty wild ponies.
1t is believed that the CheyenneS
will submit to being disarmed as soon
as they shall have had all their best
aims hidden. but they evidently have
an intention Of going back to Nebraska,
and they will attempt probably to cross
Kansas nearly in the same place as they
did seven years ago, but starting fur
Their west. The cattlemen here think
they may be waiting for the full moon,
according to their custom in such eX-
petitions. IT. however, they don't
make q break within the next five days,
it is thought they will abandon the at
tempt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
IreIand's Financial Troubles.


LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Dublin says The Hibernian Bank has
forty-two branches in Ireland. \ de-
cline in the shares of the bank led to
rumor that the inside parties were
throwing the stock on the mssket al a
big loss in order to save themselves
from future embarrasSments. A run
on the bank was commenced, aid It
doors are besieged with depositOrs
anxious to draw their money out Of the
concern. The bank officials, as pre-
cautiOnary measure to prevent the
banks assets from being thrown on The
market and Sold al ruinouS figures, have
insisted that the depositors shall
give them weeks notice of their
intention TO withdraw their money
before they will be permitted to
close their accounts with the bank.
The bank is legally entitled to this de-
mand of its officers, and it is hoped by
the expiration Of the time the scare will
have at least partially subsidized and
that the bank will have realized suiii-
cient money on Its assets to promptly
meet ell demands from its patrons. The
people protest against the action Of the
banks officials in requiring weeks no
tice, and excitement runs high. Michael
Davitt on learning Of the situation left
hurriedly for the seaside to avoid atflia-
ting himself with the demonstrations OF
the depositorS.
DUBLIN. July 1.-THE failure Of
the Munster Bank has caused run on
the other Irish banks. The Hibernian
Bank has been compelled to require
seven days notice of intention to with
draw deposits. The shares of the bank
declined yesterday 60 lbs. II a crisis
occurs in the affairs of the Hibernian
Bank it is probable that help will be
given the institution by the Bank Of
Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 1.-THE Earl Of
Carnsyon, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
has publicly announced that he will
recommend that the Government give
all reasonable help to the Munster
Bank.
CORK, July 1.-THE committee Of
the shareholders Of the Munster Bank,
appointed yesterday to devise means
for adjusting the Affairs Of that institu-
ton, have approved the proposal made
by Mr.. Shaw to borrow sufficient money
in England to liquidate the banks
present indebtedness. The directors
have issued an appeal to the share
holders of the bank calling upon them
to attend general meeting tomorrow
in Dublin, to be held in support
Sbaw's motiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
100000 rtrs is New ysrL

N.ff Wv ~ W Nv 80
NEW YORK, July ls.--About ~
O'CLOCK last night flames were discovered
OF he top floor 81 the seven-stofy
bt ding Nos. -. -. and ~ Thomas
- re,. used a. q general ,torehouse Tor
the grocery firm Of Thurbcr, Whyland
a co. The building extends back 10
Wrrl street. and all around it src
tei ,mtnt-houses. When the alsrm was
gi,Cl ne superintendent OF the build
in rushed TO the roof snd put
in connection with each floor,
by mans Of hose, fvs-thousand.
ga. ~ .anks kept filed with water f1r
use IA such All emergency. These
he ped 20 keep the flames down ma
Ter Ally until the engines arrived. for
WI ca two alarms had been sent out.
Much concern about the inmates Of ad-
Joining houses was felt, and q general
rel Oval Of goods took place. Nobody
wa, injured. however. Whyland est,-
INA cs hls loss 100000 The damage
by ire was pretty we'll confined TO the
top iioor. Loss is amply covered by
ms. rance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

srw NuHK. taiy ~ -t'otton sle~ 80
oaiYfs Ifp haies iutofss rit<r3 lsfsir
steady saies 0uN lai~s luIF. ga
$40. AnEttsi. tppf ~rrismt~fs y -
Ortutsr 81 easso fnt Npsembet, sset
i.reefuhcf o. nfate 81 January - va
80 ~ Veterinary o. sisss ~ hsras.
O. slais ~ Apfii. tio.ossfio.oa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
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AsuINuroN. u. G.. Jaly IA
telegram vas received AZ the Post Once
department to-day nom insPecicf
MciOall 81 Evansville. MINI. saying
hat 10 hal brought fram Mani,obs
under mtest lars Grenierson. late
posimastsfat Cumberland, Wa About
three months ago Gfcniefson shscond-
"a leaving . deficit # $4,000 IN has
money order acruuuts. aui Hed 80 his
native land. Norway. istfaditioe
proceedings wcfr BEGUN about ons
mouth sro. vhercupoa she delinquent
lrn Norway ami cent a. Msnitoha,
where Do rnu'i MT DO estfaiitsi.
ost. to thc sb.c N any pfoyis,sa
nr the rstrad.ti.n nf rmhrIflrr, Here
hc w.. found w the Inspector, and
voluntarily surrendered snl VA
brought io thit country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

New lann. 1ply ~ The sioeh mtfk
eas duI aNa hfatY ~ tte "itains ~
nIufnlfr Ihs art Prices - hrfsiif sizes
fsfIIUfs ~ email ftarfisns. fsi1sNd ~ ~
early dfalnsa iu shtrr eas.s ~ ~ -
r.inss especially taeine Nail ahi,n ~ I
I hut nthtf ifsees urFf Fnnera'if ~ SIS \.
uaffiufs There ~as cons fffanif 90 iiiH
sfnfu trtssfisti ~ fafufaran arrnunte ssf y
ln il.e fny bees ihefe wts 40 fa"i 90 -
|n sius1 bits. uHifh fseulied To- we fH
fhsetiHs ~ ths dfrline sni laisf ~ $40"
hui steady upsafi movemrut that .fN
Unused with anf slight fptNtfls
fhfUNrhunt ufe dAf TIE m - iinfH 80
fssrt'un 0sfuirtd hle be- ths Aiisfnl~tn hnt
fhr glyafsl ps'ius 20 ihe lusas'a veff p
coveted iftHr tbr Ilnsa although the fnsf'
Act nnailS eiiard hfaVt aui srasfthf
effiIn .tl' . ~ the hiIhfsf ~ go issfiHil
NHa Yufk trnfral huHrFer. a. II lufff.
iff t huIe lat shows adtaufes from Yrssfs
Ca ahIrh fn fnuIr isssH suuuni o. mote
Than ! 81 cent u s noteworthy hee
fsff That ailh n frs esrvri IONS iha hifA
80 frlafs reached iu.anf esff loser ttsn
ihr hifh~si 4uolailnn. te.i@iHsi ~.
fnufr 81 tie sffuuassi siuTk ana sdfri
fl. D.iaf tu ifs gain tsstHftay I'd Wee
\ ufk Central fsinfd ouiN g. Nuthsn~i is
o. D st i'sul ~ 500 other Hsins gen
ffsI1 o. o. flunsi auuunl- Nefnf in
HFfIfu sfurts however Wsfn HNe"if ihs
iTuuIIrrnf anHnK these Nah omaha ~.
ftfffi u. higher sni Nuffhffu iae.nns ~
ffHI Iufa' sales - HnN SHARES ~ el'fe
UuIf affHff it 900 49, Iu inrfaHsunR
f"H Hfrssss sirads Nnuei pff cent
ltrhanTl tons ga short tsa. Govern
Wtnts nsHIertrd
hfniae schanae tst Money. ! al
psr cfni sch. Ifrnsurt tutIsnrr- r,''''d
tff0tNi fuueuHy fli sit entefnmrns
sfrnrf ttf rruia igIa. psF csnts ioAh
q M u. 4 49, "a -"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

ststioss,
INV loHh. Julv Do. The report
to President a. o. Harper D., John a
Metal. Ir. Insurance Superintendent
of Now ORR. after an exhaustive .,.
animation ol ic NHnal Reserve. Illl
lI'r Association. 'u.t made Uh..
presents ,of, htouh', ,,mlf Tho
set. ar. shown fl hr nfrr .nIH. nH'.
with surplus Of s.20..Nl ID. t1m-
missioner Mctails report Show tmf
thc citing apart of ID pc cent t0 thr
re.cr,, fnl ha. lrrn faithfully .0m
rlrI with anl th, r.cr,e fund iI
sl1E.'luHr that the Association i,
legally incorporated. AMI Chat al H.
coniisrl atp,a'rl anl the afr.rm l'.
with be- officers provide f0r anI thrr
compensation. pII o'r.y outol annual
dues, Superintendent M.tall report.
hat lhr Association rR.f.'s.. 'r.f
supervision osct thc payments 0i Hs
death clauns. AND ha. always paul Hs
.pfo,cd icath..,sms m n'l. AMI tHat
~ ihr n.aiy f3.U.uuuu dollars rr.
c,i,eI by me A..o.,tan the shoiehs.
been accounted or anil nome has ever
been diverted from ll. .atlul pHrp'IH.
lho report Of thD special meI. al .N
.r,,,r pr John > White. of Now
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

mill yesterday attempted 10 cut as
much lumber in ten hours as 1t Tor
merly did in eleven hours. The con-
tractor Of the mill watched the proceed
ings for an hour, and then told the fore
man that he did not propose to have
bis lumber destroyed any longer, and
that the mill must cut lumber accord
ilg TO agreement or stop cutting his
logs.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July IL.
Everything is quiet this morning, and
the situation remains unchanged. No
additional mills have started to-day.
The departure OF fifty-two Of Pinker-
toms men for Saginaw City last night
was due to the fact that the mill-owners
are paying off their men and making
preparations for long rest. Hence
they will no longer feel like mourning
the expense Of maintaining the Pinker-
ton force. One or two Of the mill
owners who had comparatively few
logs TO saw, and who had expected,
had the strike not occurred, to be
compelled to shut down in Sep
TENDER, have announced that they
will not start their mills again this
year, and their employees will be forced
TO seek employment elsewhere. The
men employed by Hamilton, Mcclure
4 Co., whose mill had been running
two days, were intimidated last night,
and declined to go to work this morn
ing. Consequently the mill was again
shut down, and it will not be started
again until the strike is over. II is re-
ported that the men employed in the
salt-works Of +. y. Gould, at Carroll
ton. were driven out this morning by
strikers armed with clubs. The works
were shut down and turned over to the
sheriff. The State militia are employed
in guarding the water-wOrks and other
property. There is no talk Of conces-
sion on the part either Of employers or
workingmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
Tcicgraphic Absorption.


NEW YoRK, July l7.-At the Of
fee of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day the heads Of the con-
siruction department were ordered to
restore the wires of the Bankers aud
Merchants Company which were taken
with the wires Of the American Rapid
Company. One of the officials Of the
Western Union said {: "We did not
mean to take any more than we were
entitled to, but on some of the poles Of
the American Rapid Company were
wires Of the Bankers and Merchants
Company, and Of course in the hurry
We could not discriminate. We will
restore these, and then We shall get all
the wires OF the American Rapid Com.
psny, some Of which the Bankers AMI
Merchants have now"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

ma soss sosh eve srpr,ef ~ ~ Lac 60.
d0h fnsff ~ sssiuef ~ nnf 90 hf~f<
lie sfafsfsne sect fne ufafAFs t.~-d -
~ ieattlaf iisafr 20 hfn4f fHsa f.s.~f
dag pri Ie.s ssalH ~ ti.s sisefe' 90 H.<ss
I'd tfAe ~ fepfemirf tisins y aHh~f
ten ss.,rsass stn siIh a.shrf psie~s
is.fHg lald 90 The ruth uNf ~ iAe c**s<1
q. seed ~ Sc stef 80 snrr eas feeat
ilsi stfsl 80 advanced q hiisiss, ~
- s,.,s' 49, .. ~ .s !. s,. ...s'
90 EpssIa. hotas ~ ins hrstF tsss
ffs'fsfnss sto hsf ben r'ieefInt fhss
.aoif sees iie pfrte - -, Hsf.
ssa T., :. i si.aft esslE pui sss f-sult ~ tss
isss lIshinH ihe falis appeared - - ~
filnffaI ~ fhf nsif. Thew = a. NJ ntt~fs-
Tafs speculative issislne~. - n-Ariea ~ ssss
snd lhs rFlins drillrtel "a. .sh~.
es dia MT swssf susloti- SD ihrts 80
nsi oiini 81 iiln 10 cssh ufieilnsa Nfetf,.
a. frfffaaIng snftewhss and she so atstrs
rtts ip's ~ q. i..ufIos age ste" ti.e e'sf-
80, dae'inesi. = arf r',@et 49, Haa y
sa.f.tdas hui faifIeI in tns nfiefnesss
aisrui i.f Uefs fuIs.i iah aud casS eesins
Iate under Yfst. ffsf l'nrh fn.ei ~
rrsu.sf a.siini"s ,sise. Sasfuhos sissahsf
Sos sHd ihs rlo.s
81 LOFTS
- t.,,ts aaiy ~ fsar slow aas
rushnrrsa Wheel ~ i've snsi an. ~ -
No I'D cash tffy -rsfre tietss
"a OK 80 kosu-i. " oi.agi eiN c.a.
utak rIusrd 81 fr 90 Yesterday -.
ni,rd, cs,h n.',,,is ta.,, I. ,.ss ~
llHs gsir whshs, stead, - sl.is. re-
ts.aus nfm and 100 ekceta - t.e's'.
which H. aftiNr. fnft sc IS s.hri nas'
meats inrg cieaf q 50 shurt 30 y 20.
ssis short ~ s. ~ go tseiesr - 80.
Hams D. .aassii 90. tsfd ta.ea.
ioUIsytia.E
fnrfHvfiIE luiY ~ =sifaln nfn sn1
STATIONARY. Whsai Nog "a. a.. tnrn
No. white. sssase uats NJ : mttes.
$50 ifos siuHa nfm. ttertfn afleaf ub.
o. ~ sds- ~ ~ siufdd.rs 80. nulh-
a.is. stss. l~fs assa si0fs nsms-
susaf.rufpd arilfe larss shiI uarnts %. -.
iati rhni.a. -
MILWAUKEE
nuwsuNsE. Jay floar steady
nesi buns anf and higher MNNsuses
80 q cash see ksaust $50 NsHn
sfasi, ~ 4 ssse t~is duu Ne 81 y.
80 20. irims steam lard osia ~ iais.
WILMINGTON.
wusfS0ros Faiy ~ fuf~utiBesi~sfy
81 ssNe la~in full siuiaea 49, Esd.
ntc iaf arm 81 fi.so otats tafp>s.
tine steady hard. $40. Ysiipv -dip s"A
Niuin. o.
INV yonK COrroN FrruhEs
epw yoRK. Iaiy ~ -.tstton afles~ -
sIyfs gfe hais-. iutofss cio<-d lsr.,y
40. Aaet.i. ~ 81 ~srism,-r. q -
os,,,l,sT 81 easss ~. Nosembef. ssss
i,.esu l,st o. dAase a. tsuuafy. a. ia
fsfg febFuafy o. sissg - nsfos.
O. sisisss ArfiL ho.ois'io.os'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
Bay view fish-T.inte Works.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispa,ch.l

ny Telegraph 10 the DlspaIch.I
MILWAUKEE, WIS, July l7.-Tne
fish-plste mill Of the Bay View WORKS
Of the North Chicago Rolling-Mill Com
pany resumed work this morning.
Owing TO the absence of the superin-
tendent it was impossible TO find olt
how long the mill would continue rul-
ming or under what conditions. 1t is
probable, however, that work will con-
Time pending settlement. Of the scale
OF under the provisions Of scale, as
the Amslgsmated Association has sug-
gested heretofore that work could be
resumed under these conditions. There
is ss vet nc word as to when auy other
q the departments at Bay View will
resume, but il is thought tbst the time
* near.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
Execution tn North Caro,In.

my Nitstaph ~ the blsls'th.l
RALEIGH. Y. c., July
Eaton Mills (colored), a noted d
RADIO, was hanged this afternoon in
lie at Halifax. In the spring or
he waylaid Henry Parton and sho
in the head, causing instant Il
Mills fled to Virginia, en- altar =
pursuit Was captured aud pa 80 !
Halifax. In May last D.. was
fenced to be hanged on Jru, eth
petition 10 Governor Scale, .ar coy
tation Of his sentence TO impr.son
for life was refused. bgt a ieprieSC
granted until to-day. Mil, fog I
months was confined IN the "a
NarIenton Cor safe.kcep'ng, and NJ
sll possible means to eyrde punishr
Five thousand persons, mainly col
witnessed the execution. Mills
cheerful to the last. lie made no
fesslon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
All Qn,es az Cleveland.

by ititsihbu VI AAt tlHitt'A.i Il.
CLEVELAND, O., July IL,
night was quiet in the Iron ward, T.
streets were deserted early sad \
was no excitement whatever. n
few policemen were on duty in the A
and there were none al the milis.E
stranger would not have known ~,
appearances that the day before Z
witnessed bloody riot in which 4
raj persons were severely injured.
feeling Of insecurity has settled 4,
the citizens and they are anxious II
the end Of The trouble. Notice
posted in the mills this morning 4
nouncing that the mills would be cif
indefinitely OF until the men we're VIII
TO return to work. This has sOmeS
allsyed the feeling Of unrest. As the 4
who were willing TO resume work in {
mills were afraid to do SO foT leNFv
being wsylaid and murdersd ri
having their houses burned. The 20
authorities feel confident that there 4
not be another outbreak unit the n
are started up or the men are paid Z
The foreign elements Of the strike 4
their defeat keenly and threats
made, and they assert tina, they \
vet be masters Of the situation. \
The strikers still continue TO drE
They have secured their settlement
firearms, and have secured formis
bic collection, composed mainly Il
ancient foreign manufacture. WY
two or three days they have purcha
four hundred rounds Of ammun.tionl
= gun-store in this city. The poll
expect to make a number Of arrests Z
morrow. The Cleveland Rolling-Nt
will pay the strikers of, aud the
thorities are Of opinion that trout
will occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

.rF f.rsrsrh io iHe ntsratrhl
Mn )obs, Dolly ], -- The busiacss
failure. Y, ufuug throughout the coun.
uy during lat woeh uumbef zoe the
I uIf,l STATE. 900 taHa "a. lG--total,
49,. against l,, last e,cb and g0l the
vr,A pfr,iou. There Dol some In.
cfcase noted in thr number % assign
menis BOO Oh sections Of the coanlFy
except Nes iork 0fy aud canada.
Who're DE failuirs ~. lev ani unim-
pnftant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

II ~ y" " -
HNnTTORp, CoNN., July l5.-l I'M
the telegraph controversy to-day Judge
Shipman signed al order directing tn
receiver OF the Rapid and Western
Union 10 restore wires mentioned boo
the affidavit Of the superintendent Of The
Bankers snd Merchants, AMI directing
ell The officers aud employees II The
Rapid or Western Union not o. iaier.
iere with the operation. A. the Bank
err and Merchsnt,' Office the officials
endorsed the statement that matters
would be restored A. before the SEW
ur,. when = complete separation u the
wires would he made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

."HIHI' IT'D ..Nf IHaIA'fH..
kANsNsti1Y Nc. lrltlf AFaft
R.no li. patch tate. Grnerss shen.
thn aui Milo. reached here " eius.isy
Hrlt aiflfa .ctefe journey \ confer.
'.r va. held Yesterday 9th Agent
Dyer Inspector Armstrong. sni Colonies
Potter rnd summer. General Shrfilan
wil' fcmam fof sesrfal days inve,l.
eating matters. VWoi prevails 81 the
alu.. 500 thc lnanr Dheycnnss are
sip o.t and ae sa.i t1 he hunting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

-. PETERsRuRo, July 1.-The
nrndi q, ~. Pcfersburg comments
he erroneous views held BY the
ritbh press on the Zulhesr-Pss. ques-
IN. II says: The Russians under
ood tina. England had pledged 10 the
Anecr 2ulhcsr Valley betweea Herr
Nd and the mountains, and agreed In
inaple TO leave this position 10 him.
B d iot supposable, 4" says the Journal,
that England has also promised %
re Amecr the ossterly mountain
asses. which are now thc subject Of
Z tgoustion between that country and
Hussia."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

100 'N.iH hHN 90 500 lNalatHh
MA.utNDfuN Jolly lf.-fhc Pre-
siI.nt has made ihs iollnpInf spscsl
u.Il.,uI.s tul, Appointments 81 I 80
ra,.. 100 thc r,n,isn uN.e provided
fn hr il'.d ~ thr a. of Marh 3.
Ie... except .o hf a. thes may be-
hH,I lt promotion or transfers must
o. separately app1rtonol ~ the ap-
ruunff poser 300 g. near conformity
Eco tlt second section of thc a. ol ian.
uafy Dr.. les'. r.. Coo need 81 hlhag
lh,m promptly snI the residence anl
puaih. atons of co. nppN ana ~ill
r,mt lh. IcrtHn above referred -
rioti. Nat the APPOINTMENT. .hsli be-
arfori. .n,l smans the states AMI Tee.
ffor, ml lhe District of tD.umhia
apon ih, ta.i, of p0iHlstl'n A. aseef-
tsm,d o. ne lssi preceding rentis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
uoi weather in New YerL

MN NoHR. July l1.-Aner $3.50
O'Clock tms afternoon the mercury
touched ~ degrees. A. O'Clock me
thermometer registered % degrees.
After 3 O'Clock sixteen cases of heat
pro,traiion we're reported in this olv
and ten in brooklyn. The health dc.
partment sent out 20 al the hctorlcs
snd localities where the ar b. unusually
close directions how 10 prevent pro-tis.
ton by heat.
JLRsEY CRY. y. j., July IT,
There were eight deaths from th heat
IN Hudson county to-day Five of the
victims were children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
Rocia,mfng a Girl Baby.

SAN Francisco. July l7.-An-
other white girl baby has been found
in the possession Of Chinese foster-pa-
rents in loathsome den in Chinatown.
The Mongolians having the babe in
charge said that the child was two
years old, and had been named Chuen.
1t cost them originally one hundred
dollars, and as it was sickly they had
paid to physicians over three times the
purchase price. The babe was given
IN charge Of the secretary Of the Soci-
ETY. foY the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. This makes twenty-six white
girls taken from Chinese to whom they
had been sold by their inhuman pa
rents or mercenary individuals within
the last year. The purpose Of their
purchase is no secret among the
wealthy merchants Of the Chinese
quarter.