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reached its maximum fatality and will
gradually subside to the finish in Octo-
Der or November.
ny cable 20 the Dispatch.l
MARsEiLLEs, September 3.-The
situation here is now most hope
full. Only twelve deaths from cholera
were reported in this city to-day.
There were no deaths at the Pharo
Hospital, and no new cases were ad-
mitted. Nine patients were discharged
cured and fifty-Gve remain under treat
ment.
LONDON, September 3.-Three
deaths from cholera were reported from
Wallewort, France six from Lentag-
nae, and several from other places in
the Department Of Herault. One death
from cholera was reported from Brenn-
dorf, Pennsylvania.
MADRID, September 2.-Through-
out Spain yesterday there were 2,94l
new cases Of cholera and 1000 deaths.
Cholera has broken out at Cadiz.
The official report shows forty-three
cases and twenty-three deaths in that
city.
ToULoN. September 3.-Fourteen
persons died from cholera in this city
during the past night.
NAPLES, September 3.-lt is official
ly denied that there is any cholera in
this city.
ToULoN, September 3.--Ten deaths
from cholera were reported in this city
to-day. Seventeen patients were adj
mitted to the hospitals. eight were dis
charged cured. and 1876 remain under
treatment. The physicians declare that
the cases here are more amenable to
| treatment.
GIBRALTAR, September 3.-FOur
deaths from cholera reported here to-
| dsy.
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MARINE iNrELLIenNCk.
PoET OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8. 1855.


Steamer Wysnoks Hulpheu. New Yosk.
merchandise and pzsssngsn, George W.
Allen n CO.. sgsnS.
SErmer PionssF. Platt. PHILADELPHIA.
Hsrchsnise and pssengen, J. W. AcCar.
rick. agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United
sfata-o mall merchandise, and pa,spnx.ru
l.. Il. TztuIn, agent.
CLEAhDD.
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Suits Against Newspapers.

IlN telegraph To the nsihi'h.l
MONTREAL, September The re-
cordcr Of Montreal has taken civil
action against the Daily Witness IN
the Hughes smallpox placard case.
Suits are threatened against several
other paper, IN the same case. and the
recorder will take criminal seton
against several reporters. MAJOR
Hughes. of the Sixty-hfth battalion.
was charged before the recorder with
pulling down a -mall-poS placard at
tached to IN, house. After hearing the
case the magistrate reserved bis deci-
sion. The press commented severely
on the ab,urdity Of such proceeding,
maintaining that to have any effect the
decision should have been rendered at
once
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DOWN BY THE SEA.
DEATH or AN OLD PILOT.


A susc-Tieh, -- Political co. Dissusted Ma.
beneites- cheering Outlook for she Dcms-
cssts.
tCorrespoodenceo fthe Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, September 3, 1855.
Captain Thomas Cunningham, q life
long pilot Of the Virginia Pilots AS
sociation, and well known all over Viz
ginia, died at Copeyille. Northampton
county, yesterday, having been in bad
health for several months. lie was
man Of generous impulses and noble
nature, and was greatly respected.
Two prominent city officials engaged
in Street-fight near the courthouse this
morning. They were separated by
friends, but il is believed the ends not
yet.
Colonel James d. Brady. General
Mahone's leftenant, was on hand
promptly to engineer politics in the
county yesterday at the nominating
meetings. but it is believed he
did not pacily the disailected much.
As Colonel Martin, the candidate
OF General Nshsne. was renominated,
the disafected "allies declare that
they will put another candidate in the
field. and one Of their own color. One
Of the white delegates. IN his rage and
excitement, in q Quarre, with q colOred
brother. declared that as a Straightout
Republican he had always been opposed
TO Malone, hut that now there was no
better Malone man in the country than
himself. for the reason that Malone had
instructed the counties to send no
niggers TO the Legislature"
The news from Princess Anne IS very
encouraging for the Democrats. Many
former Malone men are declaring for
Lee. The intelligence comes from
Southampton and Nsnsemond that there
is also considerable detection in the
Malone ranks.
The negro man StrOther. who was
arrested on a telegram from Richmond
few days ago, continues in Jail.
The sheriff OF Norfolk county will
take up SIX conyicts TO the penitentisry
next week.
The Republican Convention at Proyi-
dence church this afternoon nominated
Thomas NJ. Hodges. Of Portsmouth,
for the State Senate.
Democratic ward-mectincs are being
held tonight TO elect delegates to
convention to nominate candidate for
the House Of Delegates. G..
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Frightened 40 Death.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.


Providence. K. l.. September B.
Mrs. Nathaniel l.. Northup. an estima-
lie lady, forty-sx years Of age, whose
husband is a division master Of the
Pawtucket-Vslley branch Of the New
York. Providence and Boston railroad
was frightened 10 death about . o'clock
last evening in Natick by party OF
boys. With two other ladies she was
proceeding along a road when boys
came upon them suddenly and at run.
Thinking they were about to be assault
Ell by tramps or roughs, the women
fed. Mrs. Northup was seized with
spssms, and died while being conveyed
10 her home.
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Rig RIare In baltimore.

bf tfif-ldF pa ~ AiAN A't9f1tNA.l
BALTIMORE, September , The
four-story brick building comprising
4Cj. 4G7. and 400 west Pratt street
was destroyed by fire this afternoon.
1t was occupied by four firms Of wood
workers, and their stock and machinery
is almost a total loss. +. q. Linley &
Brother, saw and planing-mill. lose
5000 to 10000; insurance. $4,000.
Il. j. Spsrklin, manufacturer Of cor
nices-loss, $1,000; fully insured.
Irwin. Buck d Co., desk manufac-
turers-loss. $1,000 to $4,000; in
surance, $4,000. Bailey Brothers,
dealers in builders supplies-lo,s,
$1,000; insurance, q, 900. The build
iug was owned by Mrs. y. c. Morgan.
1t was valued at $4,000; insured for
10000.
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He Ham the GnnnfIcf.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l

lA'- tftUbidI4 W tt4N bAhPai|4A
Tucson. ARIZONA. September g.
\ Fort Bowie special says Lieutenant
Guy +. llu,e has just returned from
Mexico with thirty-two men, having
made 1000 miles since Nay 18th. lie
has in charge fifteen Of Geronimo's
sQuaws and children "a prisoners. IL
reports that in the late fight Geronimo
picked up his fayorite child and rushed
out Of camp. Then he va. surprised
snd had 10 run the gauntlet Of fifty II
fes Of the best shots Of the Chirica-
huss and san Carlos tribes. lie was
shot twice. and dropped the boy and
ran, covered with blood and with his
lett ann shattered. His squaws, who
aIe among the prisoners, say he was
shot through the body. Some Of them
say he is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Xerdict OF AcIfDefence.

~ leIrLrapl To Inc biApttcu.l
BALTIMORE. September 3.-To-day
a party Of Italians entered the drink
ine-saloon Of Walter WEIGH, in the
western section. and. passing into the
rear room, acted IN a disorderly man
ner. Wehh ordered them out. and
drove them from his premises at the
point Of a revolver. Shortly after
wards five Of them returned, part en-
tering through the front door and
others by the rear. They were armed
with dsgger'. and made a break for
Welch with murderous intent. WEIGH
had his pistol near and fired at the
foremost Of his assalants. Frank D.
Antonio. who fell dead. The ball en-
tered the head near tie left eye. III,
accomplices then retreated. The jury
Of inquest rendered a verdict Of self
defence. and WEIGH was liberated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Pn.tmasters AproInteh.

10y bfttfrhIH 10 lhe DlnpapcN.l
WAsHINGTON. September g.
Fourth-class postmasters were appoint
cd to-day a, follows Yirginia-Stony
Creek, g.. Z. Rabbit Jarratts. j. $.
Griegs. Georgia-Dawson, Rufus g..
Jones Alapata, J. II. Kirby Fort
Gaines. 5. L. Lewis. Mississippi
PoItotoe. Samuel Miller. South Caro-
lina-Pluc Plains, W. II. +. Rost /;
Hodges. G. VI. Hodges Savage, c. NJ.
Coyington. North Carolina Francisco.
Robert F. NOR; Blackwells. Robert
A. King Withers. Eugene :. Withsrs ;
Centre Grove, ". S. Thomas; Kellys.
4. 4. Russ; Walkup. Richard 7. SIS
tare. llorida-Jacherie. Armand John
son; Mayport, Mrs.. Matte 5. IIogans.
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Fire I'm Cincinnati.
~ teIegraph Do the pIspatch.l


CINCINNATI, September 3.-About
dusk this evening the entire fire Depart
ment Of the city was called to the cor
ner Of Sixth and Hoadly streets, where
a fire had gained much Roadway in the
freight depot of the Cincinnati. Hamil-
ton and Dayton railroad building, which
extends from Fifth to Sixth streets. a
distance Of 500 feet. The lower floor
is occupied as freight depot by the
railroad company, while the upper sto-
ries are used by the Cincinnati Mailing
and Warehouse Company, J. X. Me-
grice & Co.. proprietors. An immense
quantity Of grain was stored in the
building. and, with the building, was to-
tally destroyed. The freight on hand
was also badly damaged. The loss
on the building is $4,000; insurance,
10000. The freight in the depot
was totally consumed, and the loss
may reach $50, 900, on which there is
$50, eco insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

Bark Christopher Columbus Nor J. LIVER
pool! walnut logs and slaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
wARRANr FOR HIS ARREST.

HOEOKEN. y. j.. September g.
Charles T. IlOltZ, whose two daughters
lost their lives through the blunder Of
the druggist. Charles G. Am. Ende,
accompanied by DR.. August Lowen-
thai. Jr.. who was betrothed to Miss
Gretchen, appeared before Recorder
McDonough, Of Hoboken. this evening,
and swore out warrant for the drug
gist's arrest FOR causing the death Of
the young ladies.
The warrant was issued, but Acting
Chiei-oi-Police Edmondson decided not
70 have it served for the present at
least, as Am. Ende is unable to leave
his room. His residence, however, will
lie kept under police surveillance. His
condition is frequently reported to the
authorities. His attendants have no.
ticed that the morphine and atropia
which he took in succession have affected
his mind. lie realizes that be made a
dreadful mistake. but appears 10 have
forgotten its fatal results, as he fire.
quently inquiries as to the condition OF
the Holtz daughters. Am. Ende's
friends believe that he will become a
maniac when he learns Of Ella Holtz :
death. His attendants make no mention
Of the tragedy in his presence. and
change the subject whenever he refers
10 IL.
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Poat-OGice Robber Arrested


RUTLAND. VI. September B.
Darwin c. Pierce, forty-fve years old.
transfer mail-agent in the depot for
eighteen years. was arrested to-day.
charged with robbing the mails, and
was put under $1,000 bonds. Valuable
letters have been missed here since
March. and nearly the whole mail Of
July llth last, with bank-papers
amounting TO 10000, was lost. The
detectives have been at work several
weeks. and postal-card dropped in
the freight-yard gave the clue. Pierce
Las stood well in the community. lie
has a wife and three children. and de-
MES his guilt. He viii soon have a
hearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Texas knights OF Labor.

GALVESTON, September 3.-The
Knights Of Labor perfected an organ
zAiion Of Grand Assembly by elect
NJ a full set Of officers, with Henry
Golden, Of Galveston, as master work
man. The Farmers Union Of Texas
has united with the Knights. From
this amalgamated order bankers and
lawyers will be excluded, as well as
salson-keepers and gamblers. Dele.
gates claim that the aim Of the Assem-
bly, is not 10 promote strikes, but TO
prevent them by arbitration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

ny felegmpn % ne D.spaifH.I
NEW YORK. September FL 4. ".
About 1880 o'clock last night a fire
started in iiye-story tenement-holse
81 No. 236 west Nineteenth street.
Nine families occupied the premises.
and all were saved. \ ladder on which
we're four fremen broke and three Of
them were severely injured. 70 lives
were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
4 French Outrage.

PARIS, September An American
named Link was arrested here about
a month ago on the charge Of trying to
sell worthless Mexican bonds. and was
sent to prison. The prison officers i'll
treated him with a view Of forcing him
to make a confession. and would not
allow him TO see his wife. Although
he proved his innocence he was retained
whole month. and has just been re-
leased at the instance Of Mr.. McLane,
the nited states Minister.
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Fire I'm Albany. y. y.

bt ItItEIdIH % tHt II7VdIDI
ALBANY. y. y, September "a
large fire occurred here this afternoon.
Thirty buildings. mostly frame, were
destroyed. The loss will probably
reach $4,000. All the buildings on
the block bounded By South, Pearl.
Broad, and Alexander streets and
Fourth avenue were burned. except
three brick ones on Pearl street. The
wall Of one Of the buildings fell ani the
hrenen narrowly escaped being buried
beneath it. twenty-five to thirty fami-
lies arc burned out Of homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Frost in the sOrthu CT.


81. PAUL. MINI, September D.
Special, received from different points
show that considerable damage was
done by frost last night in the vicinity
Of Morehead and Willmar. The corn
crop is said to be entirely ruined. Oats
are badly damaged and gardens wholly
destroyed. In the vicinity Of Brainerd
the frost was the most severe AMI dam
aging in many years. Ice is reported
10 have formed at Willmar.
CLEVELAND. o., September g.
Quite heavy frOsts are reported to have
occurred last night in Holmes county,
but no serious damage TO crops is ap-
pretended. 1t is warmer tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

lBy telegraph 20 the D.spatch.l
SYRACUSE, y. Y. September g.
Joseph Myer,. who had been SICK with
typhoid-feyer for several weeks. was
found to-day With his throatcut almost
from ear to ear. The cash had been
made with a razor. which was dis
covered near him on the foor. His
wife and another woman entered the
room few minutes after the deed was
done. lust IN time TO witness the last
writings of the suicide, who died IN
great agony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Gladstone on rarnclr. speech.


Aberdeen, SCOTLAND. Septem-
Der 3.-Mr. Gladstone. commenting
upon Palnell's recent Dublin address
aid that the Irish leader was a very
thoughtful man. who generally mes-
-ured his speech. but that he never said
ANYTHING silller than when he declared
that Scotland by union hal lost her
nationality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

LONDON. September 3.-The Times.
commenting on the address made yes
tcrday by United States Minister Phelps
on the occasion Of the opening Of the
Workmen's Club at Rugby, says: lie
is tresding with success in the footsteps
Of Mr.. Lowell. lie has readiness in
the Use Of speech and markable
power Of interesting his auditors on
public occasions, and he may be con-
graduated on his manner Of avoiding
the utterance Of anything that could
give offence to either political party or
to the country as whole"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
The wrecked iIano,erian.

TIy n F-TdI. 70 Do ~ II1VI'T
UALIFAX. Y. s, September a
pii' ate telegram received here from
Trepassey indicates that none Of the
hr-t-class passengers Of the steamer
Hanoyerian saved their baggage. The
passengers are all on the British war
ship Tenedos. lying at Irepassey. \
strong westerly wind is blowing. which
will probably break UP the Iian0yerian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
He Alone KesponsibIe.

~
LoNDoN, September 3.-Nr. Stead,
editor Of the PaU-NqH G0,ette, tele-
graphs from switzerland that he alone
is responsible in the Eliza Armstrong
case; that Mr,. Jarrett was an unwill-
ing agent, and that he will return 70
London at once and answer for himself.
and that he Is certain TO clear himself
from all blame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
InstinnbIe Hornicide.

by Telegraph . he Dlspatch.l
JACKSON. MICH., September B.
Arnold Moorey, q colored school
teacher. while returning from a church
festival Tuesday night with a couple Of
female friends. was attacked by party
Of colored hOodlums. who used knives
and clubs. Moorey fired revolver
into the crowd. killing Isaac Maxey,
woundiur Bill Anderson in the leyanI
hand. and ALERT ,tarkcy IN the thi.h.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
Of ustlGable homicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

her. 24la24ge. Mess-Dofk stronger early,
Rbd l5Hi7kr. blgbeT needed AM elo~e
2hsIc. higher; cash s-.S'otr.b %; frtg'ser,
81 tOass G7h; November ss.ciass.I7H
lad si,ndy srd = shade higher: cash.
80 2dstO g2if: DefobeT ~ .J-fJ IS. Noyeln
h.r S6.IsRsC ~. Hpxsd meats sirady;
dry-salfed shoti'ders s3bjifl.a0. short rib,
s. s2kss5 s.: clear, tD.ljs.6.2J. Mhiskey
quiet 80 si.l2.
flyIbA or TIgE CHICAGO atnKEr.
CrucAto scy'sHbtT 3. ~pecuisiiou vas
vpis s,w nu iaDgs dnTag fiie sTsster
I,lt or 81 the dsy boz y csbie more aeuye
inNaid flc rssr ~ thf rrgu.sr sssstOn.
when yaiurf raugsi sofneNhsi weaker on
q report that very itile eNpOst denaDd
sppearCd TO rNist 1Herr sefe no o'h@r
natures efsiecisl niefestdevelop'i fur'ns
the session. The r.ce' pts a. primary points
continue light o. compared with Ia, yer,
bus shipments cDntlnue only modsrsir.
Trading fC day WAS almost entirely ~
local character. very few outside orders
Icing received The market closed ga tne
regu sr board under yet 'rday. cora vas
active and strong on frps' news AMI. TIE
,Loffs covering. al advance or ~ wa.
esfa hlished and partially sp-Hinsn, ..
options ci~sing qnlie arn. oat- nsNr.oPr
very little feature and the volume ot ftoe
was small. Prices ruled steady nph ashshc
higher Provisions ruled nrmer and closed
a shade higher than yet rd~y.
81. LOFTS.
1T. Louis September 3.-Fl0ur un-
changed. Wheat lower. No : red can.
so sePi ",b er No sss mixed e.s a
sOi4a4ii &C.: september 89Asfoc. OATS duI
and frm; mixed cash. 2shc. Nhiskey
steady Provisions firm With good con-
sumption ten.and Pork. 80. 6jaS9.s0.
Buk-moat>-Car lots 90 JSe--lOng clear.
50 20 short Tlb a. 90. clear 500. BsrOn-
ong clear, so.2Cas6.23: short rib s5tjA
$3.50; clear. SO .65as6.7s. Hanis ioal2c.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. September 3-Flour nrmer.
Wheat weak and active; No. cash. 7sSc.
October. sic Corn steady: No z tItc.
oats nominal: No. q 244c. Provisions
steady. Mess pork Cash or September.
S. GIL Primesie lard-Cash OF sepiem-
WILMINGTON.
wILsISGToN. September 3.-Turpentine
nrmat3 -. Resin steady: strained. -1Sc..
good 9Oc Tar Urn, a. $50. Crude turpeu-
Tine steady. Lard. SLl0: yeiiow-dip and
virgin. al 90.
COTTON MARKETS.
SoRFOIK. VA. September 3-Cotton
easy niddling O.. for Old. Net receipts,
~ bales: groes recelp's % bales stock.
ZlN bales sa!es, % bales
MU.MISGIuN, y. G.. Nepie mher 3.-Cot-
ton quiet. mid Hing. p C.. Net receipts. ~
bales: gross receipts. 80 bales; sales. $40
bales.
SAVANNAH. Ga, September cotton
steady: middnng pc Net receipts. Z 400
bales grow receipts 100 bales; sss'es 300
bales: stock. y 300 bales.
AUGUSTA Ga. september lotion
dun: middling. q %. shipments, 80 bales:
sales lol bales.
ton quiet: middliug -lHc. Net receipts.
53G bales: gross receipts. $40 bales sales.
--- bales: stock. 1893 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

by telegraph 20 the hspaich.l
OTTAWA. ONT. September Sat
banquet at Papineauyille. Ottawa
county, last night, the occasion being
the presentation Of an address and
sword to an officer OF the Slxty-iilth
regiment the health Of the rebel lead
ers Riel and Dumont was proposed and
enthusiastically drank by all present,
among whom were several Catholic
priests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Gone 20 Work .

fBy telegraph 20 the Dislatch.l
HAzLEToN. pa, September D.
Tie miners Who struck yesterday
against an order requiring them to fur
!. h their own oil and cotton resume i
work to-day. They have concluded
hat the advance Of their pay by the
same order compensates them for the
e.tra outlar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
wouid he Guarantee of Peace.

ny cah.e 70 me Dispatch
NIENSA. September The Neue
Free Presse remarks hat al Anglo
Chinese alliance would open up new
phase Of the Russian question and guar
antee the peace Of the world. This
much is certain highlands decadence
Is still far distant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
KiIIcc Whaling Coal.

IS telegraph 20 the Drla'ru
WILKIsEARRE. Pa, september j..
Sidney Summers and James Iealey,
miners. who were at work in 80. 5 coli
liery Of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany this morning. were instantly Kill
cd. They entered portion Of the mine
where a squeeze Lad displaced the roof
and were buried beneath a mas, Of fall
ing coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Tho S,I,cr-Coinaee Law.

10y q tRTaII % We U-sIHT'H,I
NEW YORK. September 3.-Secre-
tary Manning this afternoon met a small
party Of bankers in the treasury build
Ing. The banker, gathered assurance
from the interview with the secretary
hat the Administration was a unit IN
the desire 10 abolish the silver-coInage
avs at the next session Of congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
President Cleveland HomeWard
Bound.

tBy Telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
PROSPECT House. ADIRONDACKS
September 3.-PreSident Cleveland 70
turned here last night. IL is expected
be viii remain until Saturday, when he
viii leave for Albany and Washington
MN plat-buTg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

tory was run by Nicholas Weber as
manager for Lucius Beebe a. Sons, Of
Boston. Weber has patent process
ior manufacturing morocco, and his
JOSS on machinery amounts to 10000,
while the Beebes lose about 800, 900.
Total insurance about 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04

NEW ORLEANS, September 3.-The
monthly report Of the National Cotton
Exchange says Of the growing crop /:
For the first time this season reports
show deterioration in crop prospects,
but shedding has been so prevalent
during the greater portion Of August
that, excepting Virginia and Florida, no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
4 Good place for Duels.
By cable 10 the Dispatch

PARIS. september 3.-Deputies
p.ryfus and Lebandy, both represent
ing the department Of Seine 1T Disc,
settled tie political quarrel to day by =
duel. ebandy was wounded. This
makes the third political duel fought
here within week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
Soun,orGwim Dead.

~ ieH .faI D % he Dlspaicu.T
New YORK. September 3.--Ex-Sen-
stor Gwin. Of California, died at noon
to-day at the New York Hotel Sena-
tor Call. of California. was with him at
the time Of his death. No member Of
his family was present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
a T1osr-MiIl burned.

HAGERsTowS, Nd. September g.
HsgeI's hour-mill. on Antittam creek,
near this place, was entirely destroyed
by FIRE yesterday evening. The loss
on the building. machinery, and stock
is sl5.0OO; fully insured. The mill
had been in operation over one hun.
dred years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-04
TatsI Boiler Explosion.

lBy telegraph 70 the D.spatch.l
CHATTANOOGA. September "a
rccial TO the Tines from Newport.
Cooke county. Tenn. says that the
boiler in the saw-mill Of :. ". Win
chester exploded to-day. instantly kill
d.. two men and seriously wounding
several others.