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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
E0rHEItr & CO..
5nJ east broad street.

We desire TO call your attention to our
large and well-aAsorted stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
As the holidays are now fast approaching
We invite YOU 10 pay our store "a visit and
inspect our lineof
PARIOR SUITS In hair-c.Oth. plush, and
raw silk;
LOUNGES IN ramie. mOquet. Brussels
plush. and raw silk;
MARBLE and fLUSH-TOP PARLOR Ia
BI.ES In walnut, ebony and cherry;
PARLOR-CHAlRS in silk. plush. rattan
ard reed. cur line OF REED and RAT
TAN CHAIRS cannot be surpassed IN
In CHAMBER FURNITURE we offer full
limo OF WALNUT. CHERRY. and ASH
SUITS-all desirable. well-made goods
and elegant IN design and finish
Also, CHARACTERISTICS. both tin and china !:
GRIPS, TRI rNDLE-BEDS. MATrRESSk rs,
PILLOWS. and HOLSTERS.
in our CARPET DEPARTMENT we have
complete assortment--l NGRAIN.
BRUSSELS. and TIIREE-pLY CAR
PETS; BRUSSELS, VELVET and
SHY RNA RUGS; DRUGqEIS and ART
QUARkS--beautliU designs; also. Ol L.
Cloth, MATING. etc These goods
have been purchased recently. ana you
Will receive the benefit OF the late de-
cline in this clBSs OF goods.
In our STOVE DEPARTMENTS will be found
nice line OF HEATING. COOKING
STONES and RANGLS.
Besides the articles enumerated above, we
have "A fine line Of EBONY and ASH
CABINETS. SCREENS. FANCY TOW
EL-RACkS WAIG-pOCkETS COR
MIR STANDS. WHAT NOTS. WAL
Nut SlDEBDARDS. BOOKCASES. etc.
We have marked down alt our goods 10
the lowest prices. We have an immens.
stock, anu are determined To sell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

.cs;s;on Of SIR. I.audall % waal i VOL
s ,,,,, a tho whlskry bin. psa2'si'
Waslsnsson are vol} aware that !" a;ssr.
sop cams here last winter as the ieai'ny
!. pr. ser ;stiyc Of that measure. ana \ :. .
ss:a that he was 10 receive fot hi5 ST.
ices 4 fee Amounting to $4,000 b7'ii's
III expenses. OF all t1e insa ey,y ~
to that bill noac gave 1t such killing
blows Is Randall. lie fought Il ni5't
and day, snd it failed. Watser''n nal
= lot Of pcnnsylyanisns write Mr.. Ran
dali to net work against il II he couli
rot work Cor it, but he foaght It ~ The
face CT all that. Now Wattersol - iry-
ing to pay him back. - vesasng'os
special IN Ohio State Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

The Boston Herald tndepenacnA
commenting on the declaration in Mr.
CIxvELAKD's letter to tbs Reforiu
League that the sconling ADMINISTERS
tiou Is to BE- Democratic" makes this
point:
q This u what the Independents pa.
psss xdvIsed him 70 make il when there
IVES talk u his inviting an Inicpend-
ent into his Cabinet. Where there can
- 10 division Of responsibility there
skouId BE- 10 divided power. The Cabi-
~ should b an example Of what IL
toet y Democracy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

The issue Of standard dollars into
circulation from tho minis during the
fortnight ended December 2oth was
1851 ,gQs, 1t which rate The issue OF
these dollars during December Will
amount TO at least 81, 100, 900, or with'n
$3.50. 600 Of the coinage. This fact we
state Tor the benefit of those whs per-
sist in asserting that hardly any Of these
dollars 60 into circulation. ha''ng
Eecnrd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

The New York Tribune says: "If it
is really intended, however, to import
those southern methods into northern
States, 30 that the well-trained gangs
organized by Mr.. CLEvELAND's right
hand man, Senator G0RMAN, can carry
elections in Ohio, as they failed to do
last October" &c. Considering that the
failure of the Democrats to carry the
election in Ohio last October was due to
the bulldog-revolver policy of the gangs
ofRepublican deputy marshals, it would
appear that the Tribune has gotten
slightly mixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

"They are going to try to pass a
civil-service reform bill in Illinois at
the ensuing session of the Legislature"
That settles LOGAN. He cannot pass
the examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

"Commissioner PRICE says there is
more drunkenness among the 100000
inhabitants of Washington than there
is among $50, 900 Indians in the United
States" But after the 4th of March
Washington will be reformed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

"Can you tell me why Henry Wat
terson is wsging such warfare on Mr..
Randall!" ! asked Of Major Johu A.
Rudd, one of the ex-Speaker's close
friends.
.sThc ostensib!e reason is Randall's
views on the tariff" replied Major
Rudd; hut The real reason is the op-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
IIessfsrsl's Acid Pheaphate.
VALUABLE MEDICINE.

DIR. W. II. Psrnalee, Toledo, o.,
says 81 have prescribed the acid
in large variety of diseases, and have
been amply satisfied that it is . valua.
bic addition 10 our list Of medicinal
agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

HAzEN promises another cold wave.
If il does not come on time HAzEN will
doubtless move to cOurt-martial some
of his subordinates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

Dakota wants to start n Northwest
Republic. If Ohio and Utah will Join
her we will be prepared to say, Let the
hayward sisters depart in peace"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

General SHERMAN endorses HAZEN.
Now let SHERMAN endorse KEIFER
and establish a reputation as first
class humorist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

If Colonel MURAT HALsTEAD OBJ
iccts to remaining in the Union, he
might emigratc to Dakota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
aaRyEAG rs.

MCsER-sQUTRE.-s Married; In tins ci,y,
January /. lss5, ut the residence OF tho
brides father, by the Rev. Charles II Real:
ID. D., Miss MARY II. SQUIRE TO GEOtiE
q. NGsER, Esq. of Norfolk. Va.
Norfolk papers Please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
BEEF COMMENT.

The most noted death Of the year
1884 was the death of sectionalism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
Nuts for MOno,n efai1fsts 20 Crack.


The Bank Of France on the 18th of
December, under the bimetallic sys-
TEN of France, had nearly twice as
much gold in its vaults as the Bank Of
England had the same day, constitu-
ting, we may pertinently remark, the
specie basis of about Sc per cent. of the
bank-note circulation of the French
people.
Under their monomctallic monetary
system the people Of Great Britain and
Ireland have the following stock of
monetary agencies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

1Re rsAsI.y oiss, sTpif Il .ie,lver~s 70
sut>rfi len - s9rfKrx ekx5< ,rr weak. issy-
alb u shes fisrr werk'y. sIailrt ~ 80 p r
sptute: - ~ nix lhunihs: si.so scr three
n.cbss,, scf. mr. one moash.
Ihr<sI Ms-Nfhki.l DIsPATUIixt So pr
ennpn. ~ Il FOR six months.
The Nktki.y pIsrArcIi NJ ~ per an
nvm.
toh<csp,,ons tn al cases payable ia al
vatce. ~ 4 PAPER tcntinuca sfser ti,e ex-
stfht.o,s Or the nspe ps.d FOR Send post
once p.cnes -mdcr. check of rasls,ered lct-
t<r Currency sent by mat VIII BE- nj the
feko flIefspdef Subscribers wishing their
p<<s-ofrcc chsngea must eive their old az
we'i a. Their ,,n~t-oi,cc. sample copies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

DIFFERING 10 TIE ABOVE,
IL we. the undersigned. nave ns,or.a, "a
ourselves together under the nrm-utIa"
and style OF HARDWlChE - MICHEL.
and VIII continue the fi.ANl%t-AlLL1u i
PiNE-BO% Bt ~IAf~S Ia Nil 10, hnurur-.
nnd hope 10 have "a continuance Ui fiI.
paiIonge heretofore extended 90 hr X d.
MhitlOck; also. that OF tie trade generally
Respectfully. ......,.,.
CHARLES ". HARyWI'kE.
ta1.3t j. 4. MITCHELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
MOZART HALL--DIME-MUSEUNI
lVI UnNfnANX

WEEK OF DECEMbER 3D. 1884.
Fimt season IN America and tour around
the world.
The HEWITT MCSETr'S MUSICAL
COMEDY COMPANY
m their laughable DIE esque,
FUN IN a TOY-SHOP,
as plas Ell by them TO standing-room only In
the -, owing countries: Australia. New
Zealand. Tasmania, 9ippsland. Java straits
settlements India, China, Africa, and Eu-
rope lately arriving In America. The man
agcment has spared no expense, making
this organization one OF the most compete
OF any company on tho road this season.
Introducing all the latest Medleys, Opar,tic
selections; Cornet Clarinet, Flute, plcco,o.
Violin. burmese. Hsutboy, and Fiageoet
solos. Comedy unlimited. wardrobe unsnr-
rassed our soo.sts uneqtrsll,d.
Adm tss.on only 10 cents; reseryed seats.
20 cents. Reserved seats cln'be had at q. +.
J0hnsion's Mlsic-siore, OF Main street.
i.oofs open nj 1:30 r. NJ; commence at
2:a0 T.. 81. povfs opsnHt night o. o'e,oc<:
dominance Rt 6 c'clock. de 2s-Ht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

J. HERMAN RoTHERT. W A. HELLxAx.
Managing Partner.
HOLIDAY DISPLAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

10 WHOM TT NAY tONCkkN J
i. have this day appointed Mis- ANIL
O'NkIL my agent 10 conduct the khI AiL
GROCERY, NOTION. AND DRY -6DJlN
BUSINESS ar No. 1920 west Cars stree. %
the city OF Richmond, 10 buy and sell i'f
cash only. T. +. MlNOG.
KfCnMoND. december 90. 1884.
lie 3t-Zw
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nssse,y goos..

~ s."s-s's : 1's''.''I .1,,,>,.
| {, Z sssE| !. l. /.
Il Il II: II I '!.HE:-.E|i7 r IS s
r. r II y
L. i: e !! $.: ! e. $;
+ hA.IIII!r!:sss{5
T.; T. s. {: {! = I E E :;
CLoAkS
stock Of CIOAES is coYip'ete ineye-v
oe'ai. Az We styles that nns prevail ar,
sn'sn ~ " ~ DOR handsome c,oak-pa--
on-NEWM ARKkTS. RUSSIAN Cfn,,if.
80 DuLMANS, FAi.ErJTfHS HAVE
l., CTS. &c. Sc.
MeNoa.d suggest that nice presen, Tor
. chtd would be ore OF oar pretty PLUSH
AND AsTRCAHAN-TRIMM HAVE
LOCKS NJ non g 10 $3.50.
remember that our stock " Ci.OAkS will
nave !" be sold before Christmas. Go they
must.
PLUsHEs. sILKs. YEi.vETs.
In this department We still keep our repn-
tat'on OF giving the bes, goods tor the lea,;
money:
FLUSH in al eolors. sis5i
BEAUTIFUL NELVETEEN In oil cO'oas.
SIN vELvETs. all co,ors. sl.59;
GRAY ASTRACiIAN, BROW N-Bl.A"K
AsTRACHAN, suitable for trimming.
\ lun line Of CLoARiNGs. sACKlXGs.
SUITiNGs. &c, &e.
BLANKETS.
a BLANKET for 81 worth 81 80: RI.AN.
KIT tor $3.50 worth 81: HAN
KIT for 81 worth $3.50; y BLANKET Tor
ESQ worth SO; n SO BLANKET for S2.5).n
So BLANKET Tor -. BLANKETS aIsiz.,
All qualities. all prices.
GENTI.EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We have replonished thiS department for
the holidays and are prepared 10 >hpw..
iull "A line Of FCRNlSIil NJ GOODS nsanV
dIy-goods or fufnishing-g0Oi. hOusa IN IN.
ely:
GfNTLEMFN'~ ALI-SIIK and S,rtX-
PUfFkD SCAKl'S. 25c.:
BOYS WINDSOR SCARfS. 25c..
GfNTLkMEN'S WINDSOR SCNRFS. 2Sr..
some OF these scars are worth 81:
GFNILE MEMS DUDE tbs:
GENILtMhN'S DUDE CoLLAltS, AL
GENTLEMEN'S ALLLINEN TURN.
DOWN COLLARS. three tor 25r:
GENllEMLN'S WHITE UEMSriTCHED
HANbk rFS. three for sos:
| ALl-llNEN HANDkERCHlEfS. 40. l2lE
10 and 25c.;
BFArTIFCL COLOREp-RORDFRFD
llEMSfiICHED HANDkERCHlEF,.
,.,, &c worth 75c.; ,....
| SILK AND COTTON MUFFLfRS:
GkN1lEMEN's RlDlNG-GI.ON -. tur.
tops;
rRFSs CLOVIS. CLOTH GLOVES:
CENT EMEN'r JEMELRN:
SCARF-PiNS;
SOLID GOLD PINS. 81:
tUtF-bU11uNS, CoLLAR-BUTrONs.
Sc. &c.
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS
NULL HANDKERCIIIEFs. colorel bor.
ders. l2l.c. worth zoe;
EMBROIDERED III \ y DkERtIffEFS
hemstitched. l2lc.;
LINEN COLLARS, standing ami turn
Gown;
Rhinestone JEMELRI IN an designs:
| h' Sltlil. All pr!ces.
LADIES CASHMERE GLOVES b,acl,and
| Co.ors. at 2uc.-a great bargain:
ttILAKhiI IT'S. LACE COLLARS;
LACE. HANDkERt Sc.
SILK IIANuktRCHlUF~
Just received. per express 500 dozen
! Sii X IiANDhERtH lEt~ at prices 90 ,ii.t
| II rockets These goods wrr. bought
chonp. and viii be sold cheap The price, ar,
| 25C.. soc. 3Jc.. 4Oc, 5uc.. COr.. Toe. 90. d.
| 5l.25. el.5O. -. and 500 These good, A.,
| aIslk.
Ron cmber the timc-bctWcen now ali
| chr stmas. The pace
SlrLE BEJTlIrH-'
| de li-Su,N AZ 81 Broad stir''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
TDHAGtss.

CAUTIO CONSUMERS OF
~ "DILIfS BEST" TOBACCO VIII please
notice carefully the yellow tag on same. aud
see that Il has the wording. in black letters.
"Dllls Best Other tOpaccos are being
paced on the market with q tag similar In
coloflng To the Dllls Hest tag and may
niisiead consumers OF this celebrated brand
OF tobacco. To be genuine. the little yellow
tag must have on it "Diifs Best" In bay
ing do not ask Tor the little yellow tag. ~
Formerly, hut Dills Beat" and bee that you
get what you ask for. no s-5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
REsrAUnANrs & s.xpLe-RooMs.
ITENRY IIEUSER.

HENRY HEUSER.
Ii SALOON. RESTAURANT, AND Bill
LIARl- ROOM, No. 1908 MAIN STREET.
WINES. LIQUORS, and CIGARS of the
finest quality kept constantly on hand.
RESTAURANT and LUNCH-CoUNfEt;
supplied with the hest the market affords
which tsserysd in first-c'as style. Tn. best
APPOINTED and equipped ijiLIIARD-kDoM
In the city. location central. Polite and
attentive attendants. dc 2-3sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
ADVERTISING RATES.
vh1r gs,su ON r.ssss.

Essd.na rprcexin ~ading-maiter type. 8
ilnes OF lees. 81; IN nonpuriel ieaded. rs
CERT.
Gard " rates sor more space furnished on
application.
hiijetfen ard kilograms must be address
"a 20 qHf DIspATCH COMPANY.
I Rejected communications win not be re-
Tuned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
sTEAM.ENGINEs. sAw.MILLs, &c.
TANNER 4 DELANEY ENGINE
COMPANY,
RICHMOND VA.

RICHMOND VA.
WILLIAM +. TANNER, WILLIAM II. TRIGG,
President: Nice-Presldent:
ALEXANDER DELANEY. superintendent,
MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM-ENGINES,
BOILERS, SAW-MIILS, GRISr-MIlILS.
GEARING. CASTINGS, TOBACCO-FIX-
TURES, GAS-APPARATUS and other ma
chinery. Agents in the southern States for
the celebrated Arlington Il Sims AUTO
MATIC ENGINE. which is particularly
adapted to driving electrical machinery.
cotton and woOllenmills. and other work
requiring great accuracy and regularity OF
motion and economy in fuel. Send for cata-
lOgues. Good experienced agents wanted.
Uptown office: iii east Main street, in
the state Bank building. de 27-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02
CURAT0R'S NOTICE.

Having qual.hed a. curator on the e,ta''
of MAKTHA NJ. NEfILE-. deceased. a.
IeTsons indebted 10 her estate VIII nlaA
Iayn.ent To ne and all partir, havingciaiu'
against her estate will present the stiu' %
ne Tor settlement. FRANK -. NIL
curator OF Mis-. Martha VI. Nctt.rs de-
ceased. de- Bl-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-02

Total circulation. sc T5,sls.ls9 s24 30
Under their bimetallic monetary sys-
TEN, the French people have acquired the
understated stock of monetary agencies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-17
RoYcotters Give Ed.

CORK, Oct. 16.-The attempt TO boycott
the Cork steamship Company, by the cat
tie dealers, has failed. The Cattle Deal
ers' Association has resumed the snip
ping of cattle by the packets Of that COM
pany.
The failure Of the attempt 20 boycott
the steamship company has spured the
loyaiists to increased energy in their
fight against tne NatiOnalists. and they
intend TO contest every parliamentary
seat in Ireland at the coming election, so
as to give the Parnellites greater trouble
and expense in electing their candidates.
In spite Of the secession Of three oftheir
number, the cattiemen remain obstinate.
The corporation has granted dealers the
use OF ground upon which o erect pens,
but 1t Is doubtful whether the Priyy COun-
Gil Will grant the necessary license.
PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATES.
LONDON, Oct. 16.--A. M. Sullivan de-
clines TO seek reelection TO the House Of
Commons.
Fitzgerald, who was recently charged
with treason felony, has been selected to
contest East Glare in the coming election.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-17
LABOR AND LUCRE.
The Outcome of the Glass Workers
Strike Still Uncertain.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 16.-At meeting
OF the Eastern association of flint and
glass manufacturers held In New York,
Oct. Z, an ultimatum was adopted calling
on the workmen to return TO work ON or
before Oct. 10, and requesting an answer
by Oct. l6. In accordance with this cir
cular a committee representing the work
men to-day called upon the manufaotur-
ers and stated that they had carefully
read the circular promulgated by the as
sociation and had failed to find anything
therein which would bring about 8 settle
meut of the existing trouble. Nothing
definite can now be known until after the
meeting Of the manufacturers to be held
in New York tomorrow.
LONGsHOREMRN DRAW THE COLOR LINE.
GALVESTON, Oct. 16.--The white long,
shoremen employed by the Mallory steam
ship line here, having struck for uni
form rate Of 30 cents an hour, night and
day, instead of 40 for day and go for night,
the agent conceded their demands, and
Immediately contracted with the Presi-
dent of the cOlored mems screwmens' as
sOciation for colored laborers, who will
begin work tomorrow. The white long
shOremen declare that they will torcibly
resist the attempt to employ "niggers."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-17
disqualification.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-H. G. Childers,
speaking at Ferry Bridge this evening,
said that il stood 10 reason that there
must be difference of opinion in the Lib
eral party on various matters. This state
ment is OF special interest. as il IL re-
garded as indicating that the leaders have
found it impossible any longer 10 ignore
the fact that serious dissension exists in
the party, and, so as TO lessen the evil,
have resolved 10 take hold of the matter
boldly.
The Daily Neics declares that Lord
Huntlngton's leadership Of the Liberals
is thing Of the past. Mr.. Chamberlain
is now leader, and Lord huntington has
only himself to thank for his retirement.
The editorial was probably inspired Both
Lord Huntington and Mr. Chamberlain
have recently visited eX.Premier Glad
stone at Hawarden.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-17
CHRISTIANS PROSECUTED.
NO VIGOROUS HINDERANCE OF
FERED BY CHINA.

Robbery of ChapeIs and Beating of Con
vsrts Some of the Methods Employed
by the Prosecutors A Pamphlet Is
sued by Foreign Residents Setting
Forth the Wrong.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I6.--A report has
been received by the Secretary Of State
from Consul Charles Seymour, at Canton,
China, enclosing pamphlets issued by the
Shanghai and Hankow authorities, COM
mittees describing the persecution of
Christians in China. Mr.. Seymour says
that the material in the pamphlets is from
the pens OF eminent American, English
and German missionaries, and is pub
lished with the purpose Of disseminating
information that may lead to better pro-
vision being made by the Western powers
for protecting native Christians from
persecution in China.
NO METHOD FOR REDRESS.
"The subject" he continues, ''is one OF
Importance, and although such persecu-
tion is clearly forbidden by treaty stipu-
lation, there seems TO be no prescribed
manner for enforcing the prohibition or
for obtaining indemnity for losses sus-
tained by its violation. ! have tried TO
avoid troubling the department with the
ueJdlls OF many cases IN Wnlcn mission
aries from the United States of America
and Europe, and their native converts.
and co-wOrkers, native preachers and
helpers, have been involved in this, the
most turbulent consular distrIctin China,
or in the world, but have labored faith
fully and somewhat successfully in get
ting these difficulties adjusted as fairly
and quietly as possible"
NATURE OF THE PROSECUTIONS.
The prosecutions of which the mission
aries complain comprise the robbery or
destruction of their chapels, the robbery,
beating, blackmalling. and "bOycotting"
CT native Christians, often with the en-
couragement of the local authorities, and
the refusal of the authorities to punish
the offenders, protect Christians or take
measures to secure restitution. 1t Is not
intended TO leave the impression that the
Chinese authorities have in every case
been unwilling to deal justly by native
Christians; on the contrary not unirequent
ly the AID rendered by the officials in sup
pressing outbreaks is gratefully
ACKNOWLEDGED,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-17
POLICE RAID A BAD DEN.

Burglars and Thieves Meet the Oficers
with RevOlvers, but Are Overcome.
DETROIT, Oct. 16-Last night the Arc
lie restaurant, a thieves resort, was the
scene of desperate fight between the po-
iic1 and 2 gang Of burglars they were
Iadar The officers were detailed to raid
l4e place and capture all found there.
over the saloon is q poker room, and in
lhs We're several burglars who offered
|lesstauce. The door was burst in. but
lae odlcers were driven back. With the
p OF part OF the force who were with
ou me building the men were finally
0Iced out Of the room. They came out
/ ~ Ioaded revolvers, and were received
" IKE manner, the officers shooting two
'a M, one fatally. Awoman belonging
.9e house was slightly wounded.
ta'Ies strong was shot below the
shoulder blade. He died
1880 o'clock this morning.
u1 others arrested were "CoE" Kane
.ua BILLY" McBrearty and several
lhg men who We're later released.
-lolg, hane and McBrearty are noted
i9lAs VINO have eluded justice Tor some
,..e. a large amount OF stolen property
e9 recovered and burglars tools found.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-17

SIOUX CITY, Oct. iG.--James aud John
Johnson, brothers. lived together ON a
farm. They quarreled aud james was
ordered or. He returned during the night
aud shot John dead while he was asleep.
James and an officer, while on the way
70 this city, met wagon with CONN iof
the dead man. James being told ne would
never see his brother again, replied: Eyes,
1 will: | will meet him In hell" The
wife Of the murdered man stood by and
saw the crime committed, agreeing that
TO do Il was the proper thing.