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Of Representatives, are unanimous IN

Of Representatives, are unanimous In
this opinion. A resolution embody-
ing proposed code of JOINT rules
VII probably be reported TO
the Senate on Monday and be
passed without much delay and sent to
the House. They embody three chief
propositions, which, = adopted by the
House, would, In the opinion OF tho
Senate committee and senators gene
rally, relieve the House Of most OF it.
difficulties. The first is a requirement
that the Speakers table shall be cleared
every day by referring all measures and
communications upon it to the proper
committees, and thus getting them into
the channels Of legislation al the ear
hest moment; the second prohibits
riders upon general appropriation bills,
and the third requires that during the
last three DAYS Of each session prefer
ence shall be given IN each house 70
measures which have already passed
the other house. These requirements
arc already followed IN the Senate.
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How to Brew Pension Money
Tftv felegYaub 70 the Ut6nafcn1


NAsHINGTON, December l2.-Sec-
ond-Comptroller MAYNARD has given an
opinion that pensioners who live III the
United States cannot give other per-
sons power Of attorney 20 re-
celve and receipt for their pen
sion money, and that pension agents
are required to draw checks payable to
each pensioner and 70 forward them d.
Tectly 10 the pensioners. In the case Of
pensioners VINO live IN foreign coun-
tres. he says, they are required to exc
cute vouchers II the presence Of q ma
gistrate, but the check may he drawn
payable to the pensioner. or the order
Of al attorney, VINO can then receive
and receipt for the same.
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cxv yarx. I~remnsr Ia.-sThere -
eesp boav5 deoijBr ~ the tDock msk1s
io.tisy. After o strong ofsntuz Nuiee
showed advances for the sctixe iisl o.
4. there was q pcfyisfsBt decline antn -
cioxe Of the board. At times tnf mefsIs
uns extremely active. especially when -
was most conspicuously weak, nnn tbt
80. wrre Only ssignt. several caos~s
have operated 60 pf0fnec fo-days fssalk.
taf,y IN the DAY II was reported Iva 49,
isSue OF bonds amounting 10 t1a4vvV,os1
was 30 be made ny the Lake si.ors FAuros1s
Inc alirgea object being 81 take car -
the bonded Indebtedness % Nirkie ftass-
Ih,s 81 was supposed. would add 40 L2se
shore fixed charges. Nsnoefouf. VII 49,
~ helped. A. brokers constrieo ne -
uotxsg furnished 10 megn that hts s@snfitts
n,txhf ~ thrown ga tue msfkei ~ soy
time tbs conservative bulls burned tsli sna
spgd stocks--espcciaily Sauderntlss. fsstns
Mail was also very veal on fepo'e' -
Congress wonId certainly susistn tiie fost-
fnRsssr-tsoaslai on shr SUBSIDY Question:
The cognpany's friondS cis'm tina, the sun
Stdy b NOT vorth much more Than ths trov-
bic necessary 10 secure a. Closing pri@~>
sn0u oecunrs o. fractions % 0yef -
the latter fAc,no Mail; i.ackawssna =.
Lake Shore p New York Ceutrs WORTH
err Perrin preferred ~ Northwest ~ ~
Paul and Western Union = fexss aud Pa
cfnc u. Louisville sna >sshNlho was
strOiIg Saiea. 81 0Oe shares
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NV IoRE Decemesr IL The weekly
bank siatomeu nj shows the following cnAnxes
to-day Loans increase s2i2 7o0 ~Fecss.
fncyrase. Sg.sae ace legal tendfas L.
crease. So 900. depoSits increasf, s&ses-
600: circulation, decrease 81 ZOO; reserve,
Increase s2s7.lbp.
Tue ranks nov mold s2s. s5a, sss snexcoa
OF the 70 per cent. rails
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. December AZ --virginia NV
iO.4OB S7ls new IS. 81. Bid to-day.
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CINCINNATI, DeceUDer l2.-klour uD-
changed u heat easy No red, new VIA
$50. Corn IN fair demand No. mixed.
70 &c. Oats IA good demand No. mixed.
SIC. Provisions steady and unchanged.
Mhiskey active. hoxs urn; common and
light SS.luaS5.s3 packing and butcher.
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ILLT CONGRESS.
senate

senate.
AsHINGToN, December 1.-THE
Senate was not IL session to-day.
House.
The Speaker iaid before the House q
large number OF executive cOmmunics-
lions. including the reports Of the At
tofney- General. Secretary Of the Tres-
sury, ana Comptroller Of the Currency.
and they were laid on the table tor tine
present.
Mr. Reed, OF Name offered a resOiu-
ton ior printing compilation OF q rev.
siOn OF the rules OF the House IL tine
Thirty-sIxth and torty-sixth Con-
crosses, stating that they would be OF
use IL the discussion upon the proposed
change u the rules. Adopted.
MI Buck, OF Connecticut, presented
a resolution OF the Connecticut Leglsla-
iurt asking that Asuitable law be PASSED
for the sscertalnment and counting OF
the electoral vote. Laid on the table.
AT 1920 0 clock the House adjourned
until Monday.
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Ths Essuss xuieN.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch. :


WASHINGTON, December I2.-The
Committee or Rules OF the House Of
Representatives held three-hOurs ses-
sion to-day and completed the coaside-
ration Of the revision OF the rules a.
proposed BY Nj. Morrison, OF Illinois.
bir MORRISON code OF rules was adopt
ed with few verbal amendments, aud
viii be reported to the House by Mon
dzy next. The amendments % the
rules which were proposed by other
members o. the House were not acted
upon. but viii receive consideration al
future meetings Of the committee,
though the majority OF the committee
iavors distribution Of the work Of the
Appropriation Committee. This object
will not be accomplished until after
sharp contest in the House, which will
not be IL the nature OF party conflict,
bus viii be between tine friends Of the
Morrison code. who believe that such
distribution will result IN the facilitating
OF business. and It's opponents VINO re-
gard it n unwise at this time % make
such radical changes.
senators are watching developments
N the House with regard to the pro
posed change Of rules with much inter
est, and generally regard the propose
fion 60 disfribute the appropriation bills
among tine several committees OF the
House as al extremely unwise step,
and likely 10 lead TO great extrsys-
eancs. Members OF the Senate Com
mitlee on Rnles. ali Of whom are expe-
rienced psrlsssenssrisns, and several OF
whom had their training IN the House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
TIE BCZZARD GANG.
An qelis How the Several Escapes Wers
Effected.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

Effected.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch
LANCASTER, PA. December T.
The notorious " Abe Buzzard, Isaac
Buzzard This brother, George Brimmer
John Frankfort, John LlppincOtt. James
Clifford, and Alexander Lehman, the
men VINO participated Il the escapes
IRON LancasteT-county prison IL 1882
and 1889, and better known as Buz-
card gang were brought into court
to-day for sentence Oh the charge of
Jaii-bTeaking. Isaac Buzzard. before
beng sentenced, made q statement say
ing that the escape were effected
Through the connivance OF the lail Off
Gals, who furnished them with impress
SONS OF keys and with acids to eat
away the locks; that prisoners were ID
coIluslon with certain officials a. far
back as 1851 thai it was arranged
that on the night that the new keeper
burkholder, took charge all the prison.
ers should leave that everything was
arranged, but that Burkholder changed
locks and frustrated the attempt.
When the escapes occurred IN 1892, Buz-
zard states that the time Of midday was
fixed by the official. who alse furnished
them with rope 10 scale the wall. The
celebrated 4" Dird-cage " escape In 1883,
Buzzard states further. was planned by
the officials, who opened Ike Buzzard's
cell and. leaving the keys III the door.
went 10 another part OF the corridor.
where he (the official was imprisoned
by the escaping prisoners. The Court
sentenced al the prisoners TO imprison-
ment for fifteen months each In the
penitentiary Tor jail-breaking, and OF
dered that they should serve out their
unexplred terms IN that institution.
Abe Buzzard has over thirteen wears
10 serve. Ike Buzzard over seven,
George Brimmer fourteen. John LIP
pincott four. james Clifford four, and
John Frankfort fifteen. Alexander
Lehman was sentenced 70 the county
Jail. This will finally relieve Lancas-
Ter county OF desperate band.
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Rfei's Funeral.
|By telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

Wy oStCkAotA4 W tht ASASpNtSA4sl
WINNIPEG, December I2-The fo-
neral Of Louis Rlel took place this morn
ing al ST. Boniface, s French suburb,
across the Red river from this city. The
funeral cOrtege left ms mothers house
al 81. Vital Oh the Red river. about
five miles from here, al 9 O'Clock, &C
companied by 4 large number Of rels-
tIves and hRlf-breed sympathlzers.
Arriving al St. Boniface Cathedral
requiem mass was celebrated by Father
Dugas. Archbishop Tache occupied
the throne. After mass the body re-
NAMED tor q time III the Cathedral. A
large number Of EngliSh-speaking peo-
pie were present from curiosity. There
were no signs OF interference or disturb
apce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
Malignant ScarIos-Tcver IA JERSEY
CITY.
TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

by telegraph o. the Dispatch
JERsEl CITY, \. j., december 70
Malignant scRrlet-ieveI has broken out
IL School No. IL. al Marion. the ex-
IRENE western part OF Jersey City, and
threatens 10 spread through the entire
city. Five children OF Joseph Hanley,
OF Mead avenue, have died since Sun
day from the disease. The children
Attended school regularly. The fever
was a first thought to have been caused
by the dumping Of otial at a point q
short distance from the Hanley resi-
denco, but the spot was visited bv
Healtb-inspector BENJAMIN who re-
ports that there mas been no dumping
there IL SIX weeks. and tina; the true
cause OF the disease Is the filthy condi-
tion Of schoo No. ID.
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GERxAEY
The Empsrerss ssessss--s~cssiss~-AT se Es-
passion Of rsses-
lBy cable to tine Dispatsh.l

fBy cable 10 tine Dispatsh.l
BERLIN, December i2.--The Reich
stag VIII take a recess on tine lsth instant
and Will Ieconvenc January io.h. The h"s-
sian Iandsaaa wiil also adjourn Cor esaae
tcrsod 4 ne session OF the hstcnssak hss
40 far been alfue.t barren OF results.
All parties arr IN d state OF suspos~ osNi
the condition of the health OF the hinpefui
There are reports that there VIII W. q dis-
solution OF the imperial Parliament va > a1e
amer ihe passage 81 the incasuFt W
urOloug the law against Socialists ami = re
newa OF the military SepieDato. RE fof'
sfnmcBt circles rely on the rOciGsisi ineo
sure helms carried Uy y majority OF t~ehty.
II Will he press nted IN tne he tciisiskR sDobs
the end Of January Hcrren Lieoknecut
and Rebel laid upon the taDieR motion De-
nandfyir that the ssovernuIeni revoke tne
order OF the expulsion ~ Poles from ter
many President Meaeli Psisdorf sefnNed
10 frcor,i Tn. motion unless the words The
measures o. the Prussisn Government nave
dishonured the German peope we're eildsd.
The SOCIALISTS consented 10 this.
a. Is pGObab bic That Prince bismarrk IN tne
new. ia perisl MESSAGE viii contest the right
of the Reichsiag 90 discuss the expulsion
~ the ReicnsiRg romans urn imineuiate
dissolution Is inevttabic. ,..
a renewal o. the Socialist propoSa which
nhOiishee Article 81 t0c Donstit1tion
iofbiddlng the payment OF meHlt'ers OF the
kcichgtaE. Obtains dairy more support tf"Hi
thc f'rugressisIs. hut the measure has no
chance 81 adoption a. present.
An excited debate took T1ace ThursdaS~
nTst on a PROPOSAL OF the Conservative
maktng the durRtiou OF thc keicnstag nve
yeare instead OF three. a. a. present, anu
the Prugressists counter motion tnat IN"
mandates o. the deputies bc limited bo Two
years. and that ths Executive have no
pnwer To aDttcitate dissolution.
Herreu Richeft. Mindthorsi, hAenl ano
Bt bel made speeches, which disclosed the
FAC that the latter motion involved Tue
Question o. no confidence m Prince BIS
iuHrck Her Wtndthorst the leader
Of the Catholic party, declared ina
the propose fOY Iive-year Parliament
aimed embedding tne national VII eud
ASSISTING Prince blsmRrc6 go be absolute
dictator Members OF the Rignt AMI ma
tiona Liberals support the nVe-ysaf
scheme while the FrogressiOnists. social
ist6 Catholics. and the Centre party oppse
o. and ar able o. defeat the measure. Herr
" ndthOrs' refuses Co support tine prOposa
lor tWt.-vear sessions The result OF the al
iuurncd debate viii D. tine maintenance 81
the present triennia. session.
The latest complexion of the politica par
ties IN the LandsiaG a. reported by tht
statigftcR. bureaus, differs somewhat IRON
tine previously published repcrls, and N ~
follows Conservaiics 100 lltramOntanes,
Zoe Natiouai Liberals. ~ CONSERVATIVE
L4lberniA co PrOgressiste A. foles, 10 III
dependents. Is
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tby Telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, 5. c., December 70
An importing company chartered by
the Legislature for the development OF
direct trade between Charleston and
South America has been organized here,
and mas begun operations by ordering a
cargo OF 5000 bags Of coffee from Rio.
The intention is TO import similar car
goes monthly, so rs 70 supply southern
and western markets. The company is
backed by large capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
The presidential Succession

BY teleEraph 20 Jne Dispatcn,l
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
Senate Committee OF Privileges and
Elections held it, second meeting this
morning and instructed its chairman.
Senator Roar, to report on Monday the
presidential succession bill q number
Of verbal changes have been made III thc
bill, hut IL ali important features 1t is
the measure that passed during the las
Congress known as the Hoar bill. Ii
viii probably be taken W early In the
week, and will give rise 10 considerable
discussion, but is likely TO be passed
during the week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
a Bieedy Engagement Reported
Iuisarfans Defeated.
NV en- his ~ tho I..a,atcR
TBy cable 10 the Dispatcl

BELGRADE, December IA tele-
gram from the front states tnsi a iong and
bloody engagement TOOK place to-day Dr.
tween the serviRns and BulgariRnk. The
toWn o. NellKuzOOf WA wresied from tn
possession OF TWO battalion belonging "a
The Prot division OF the bulgarian army
VINO attacked the serviRns Upon rnding
themselves outnumDered the BulgRrlhhs
made slgns that they wished a. sur
render. The berv1anG. VINO were mos
- elderly men. belonging IL the 49,
cond reserve. shouted IL reply. You
have already deiuded our children
tmeaning tne youths o. the First reserve
IL that fashion. nut you will not deceive
uS. 1nersupOn they charged tine bui-
gRrians with the nayonst. scattering them
II every direction. The bulgarlanE Jeff
many dead and wounded OF ne flelc. The
serviRBs claim d brilliant victory Much
enthusiasm 10 manifested n belgrade over
the success OF the seryians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
LATE WEATHER REPORT

- III
WAsHINGTON. December lS-l Il
A.-For the Middle Atlantic StGtes
slightly toGTmer, threatening tceatne'
an0 ran, northeaS' 20 SOutheast sniff
M o. southeriy iriads, tOoer 6Grome-
teT.
For tie South Atiantic States. thrcq
en,aq wcather GH0 ram, general
irG7mer. northeast a. sOutheGsf UlHa4.
shifting o. soUthcrty and "a IN south
en-, portion g. sOuthWesterty, toUer 60-
rOHeteT.
Fo1 RtchmOnd and rtctH'ty. loGrmei.
thTeGt eH,ng ioeGther ana ram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
Blown Up by Dynamite. .

PoTTsvILLE. Pa, December e.
About 8 O'Clock this morning tine dry
goods and grocery store Of d. ". Lewis
II 81. Clan, three miles from this city,
was blown up with dynamite. The ex-
plosion was tremendous, completely
wrecking the front Of the building
The outrage is supposed 10 have been
the outcome Of the liquor war recently
carried or ID 81. Clsir, a. Lewis was 3
prominent member Of the Law and On
der Society. Great excitement prevails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
a $40 600 Fire Ana Georgia.

ATLANTA, ga. December IA
nre Ia Gainesville this morning burned the
northern side Of the Public Square de-
stfOying thirty thousand dollars worth or
property. Insurance SIC. ZOO.
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AZ Rebellion .
by telegraph to the Dispatch. !

CINCINNATI. December I'm cob.
sequence Of the reiusaI o. the striking shoe
cutters o, TIM city fo resume work wner
ordered 20 Do 50 By the NatlOna. EXecuiiv.
COMMITTEE Oi the Knights %. Labor tney
are declared n rebellion against That bod
and are expelled from the order The Otnei
shoe assemu!Ies OF this city and the district
>ssembl, agree % afford protection 10 Tn,
soos cutter VINO arc DESTROYS o. coming
nar, L. UpTA. This makes ~ opening ioi
a,.out Two hui.1rea cUtterh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
1Re Troubles sn the Last
FBy cable 10 the Dispatch

CONSTANTTNOFLE, December H.
Prince Alexander, OF Bulgaria, nas tele.
grapned the Porte thai ne viii b. pleased u
welcome the Turkish envoy VINO starts for
Phinppopolis sunday. The Turkish Cabinet
h discussing disquieting rumorS from
Athena and belgrade.
The foreign representatives here have
Teen Instructed 90 proved IN tine discussion
OF measures for mediation between neFyia
and Bulgaria.
The army "a grumbling. saying that in
calling reserves the rich mr. "a voscd. aud
that only the poor are summoaed a. Lake
the held
fHILIPPofoLis. december i2.--tsreat un-
eBsipees - caused hsre ny rumors concern
Iug The nsenaciirg attitude OF Turkish troops
ou the lgontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
Thc Atlanta Prohibition case a.
0Dnrg
lBy telegraph to tne Dispatch.

by telegraph o. tht Dispatch.
MIA. december l-.-Argu-
men wa begun to-da, ~ IN, United
States Couri-HoL. Il. J.. McKay presiding
Il contest Over tine late prnu.n.tiuu election
iI iuls county lnr cas- Was ~ the shape
O. n.ll fOr junction. 10 restrain tur ord
mary of the county from declaring tun Pc
sut o. tne election. &C. TEMPORARY RESTRAIN
M urde. having Beeu granted Two week.
ago There ls quit" al arraf " lawyers OL
eacI side GuC the cas-, VII occupy tWt
DAYS ~ lis beariu- 1"-dal only one speec.
VIZ made and tna' Wa uT AlDei, l.
Coz representing tnt liquor dealers. H.
argued tine Unconstitutional co. the
bIl. Dbl tina 81 allows Tho SAL o. Georgia
made wines and prohibits tns stle o. wine
made Iu other -tstes tnat o. Wa uucOu
stitutIOua under the ,'surgIa COnst tuition
iu that 10 allows elections o. wet cuun-
tie, and doe no allow elections ~ dry
counties thus MOI operating alike through
OF the stat, aud tnaf me proceedings an
Der tine bl.l were liiegR- nUmDei o. au-
tnOriIIes wen read o. susta OBJ those Dpinth
sud ailidavits were introduced 3D. supper
OF Tire facts alleged A. 10 the Illegally Of tnt
methods o. the election. Tnt argumr
VII be- resumed Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13

" fHNIH n Ln' TIsN1IrN-
PARIS. December Marquis Spi-
nOza challenged ~ Manaiu. a. journals
emMoyed uu the Gi Bias 90 ucht H duel be
c2nse o. a. insulting article written by the
latter. the Cnaliengr was accepted aud 81
was arnugcc tnnt tus men should ugL a.
iWeutl-nte PAGES. A. the last momcu
MauuII declined o. uglt AND sen his
secouds lettcr Del winch nr declined g.
meet fut Marquis The St Etaa nov au-
uOunces tur dlsiuissa o. Mahallu.
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Mean temperature

The private theatrical performance
before the King Of Bavaria have been
resumed al Munich, IL spite OF the We
hement circumstances OF Ms Maiestv's
disguised Ministers. VINO md 1t utterly
hopeless 10 attempt 70 place the civil
list expenses OIL better footing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
70 MEET F-IREELL.


Gruuf Er'cpton 60 b. ACCORDED HIM.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
CHICAGO. December The loca,
r0Mm.tte. C. arrangement OF sue lrInl
Nau0ua LeaCur o' tuls c.rf. q. which A
eNander SuiIvR b. chairman ar. prop3f-
fug Co Civ, furne. o. great reception a. tine
Natluua Con ent.Ol ~ January * frsi.
will 20 on some dlstanc. o. NEE tne ieadc
carrying reception committee. o. which
tnt Governor tir uitrd states senators
o. Illinois the ChicagD cOucressmeu
tne federn. auf STATE Judges. Ia, Arch
Bishop ana CLERGY men cot a. demon -
nations and tur edition. o. Cnlcag. D.
pen vi. b memBarh Then wi.
b., q ieas tnre, hundred Otnc- ieadiu-
citizen Iu tine parry BE- also proposed tu
no.. EreH mas meeting over wnicu tnr
governor VII preside 1nD Culcagu mon
hive resolved 20 give al the nonou = TN
meeting to the Euestb No ChicagOiau vi
suesk q the meeting Tn delegations iron
Ireland vii be- tine TN speaker. and WI
MOI be- limited az "a tImr. Ia thr RiternO1i
ure. speeches VII D. mad nf ieadIu-
mem bert o. the Convention IRON al part
o. tne lLlted states and Canada The pro-
coed. O.. tur meeting VII. b. given g. tnr
fundamentally fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
American Preserved Meat IN France


PARIS. December l9.-I nder pres
SUR from tho Havrc Chamber VI Commerce
n Iautresmt Minister O. Commerce. has
prom isat tnaf "a b..I 90 abolish pruhlbitiet
duties on AWcricR preserved meat VII.
l. introduced ~ tno Chamber of Depu-
ties sftcg New ' En- vacation. Ihc pres
dent o. tnt FgrIs Chamber o. Commerc'
InIued W .tu tur Havre delegate in tle inter
llov Will ths 81 mister a. drmRntiuG inc
rraenct fof the measur, iU orier "a give
tho American trudt Is former iarIlilea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
0b.equies of tire Late Hing of Spain
nv cable To the Dispatch

MADRID. December l2-Tho fune-
IA services Over the remains OF the tate
King Alfonso tooB piac, to-day 81 the
Cnurcl ofst Francis. Tho greai larse aBt
handsome edluce WIS crowded win distiu-
Euisned people. Al sovereign head u.
Eurupe werr represented The menDefs ~
the dip pmRtir corps were aiso present The
cfylIand military pagcau, was a. imposing
spertncie aud wa witnessed Dy al Immense
crow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Assseis
tton.
fBy telegram 20 fhs Dispatcnl

1NDIANAPoLIs, December l2.-At
8 nesting OF representative citizens held
here to-day AL association o. be known a.
the hendricks- Monument Association was
organized. "A committee OF over 1890 eits-
zenh. representing every county and Town
IN the STATE. Was appointed and the work
OF eanysssing for subscriptions viii be I'M
medlateiy begun. Cash subscriptions ~
10 day . meeting aggregated 81, 00u.
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GIaassonc's SOu Favor. an Irish Par
uHmeuf

bt cable 10 the tispatcL|
LONDON. December l--Mr. Her
ner' Gladstone. SOL OF the e&-Pemier nas
written letter ~ which heEays Nothing
could induce me 90 count.nancs separation
q. Ireland from Sreat,br fsl. but 81 ave
s!xtnf OF the Irish peopl, desire q par.la
men. IA Dublin e. manage iOca ntNin. ~
.ne naf.t O. Justice aud wisdomi ic' them
have Ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13

PROVInRNur HnHPTT.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 81, ~. !
We take pleasure in attesting the
merits and soothing qualities Of All
cocks Porous Plasters. having used
them on various occasions with much
benefit 20 many OF the patients under
our charge during many years.
SISTERS or CHARITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
National Field 1riais.
TBy telegraph % the Dispatch.

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the sixth day o, the National feld trials a
Grand junction. Tenn. Tne race fUf the
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