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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
BTLGARIA AND SERTIA.
Pivot aud Ntssn 10 BE- Defended M Al hH1
mus Dcspern,c Fishnnf ~ NiddiH-
rBv cable a. the Dispatch
TrN-roN Novernher o. -T The ~er.

IBv cable a. the Dispatch
LONDON. November 2s.-The scr
viar Government mas called upou every
man b. Nissa under pain ~ being shn. io
prov idD himself with three duFh - one
and prepare a. deieun Firui and Ni,sii.
Fifteen Thousand servian truops are d.
Rbied The ARM g. stiilen Al th' ihNl re-
source ozone htryainNiEh. ths ~ffFiau
Minister 81 81 Petersburg. vino b. al ahie
straierisf uns let ina CITY a. l@kt COM
mauC of tnF ~errIau forces Jht lnien-
iisuts ar KuumeiiR haze sens cnirc We
telegram o. Prince Ateaauasi urEne LIN
iu continue tine WAY win >erNiG
TN HrIDAnlANs s1ILi vIcToKl0r..
SOFIA. Nuvember 2e-RcpoYE from
Prince Alexander HEADQUARTERS ~ the
front stale tEai tus Bulgariaus continue
thew FORWARD movement A severe ni.i 10
wa. fOugnf 81 ftvDt ~ when the iu
garinlLh tJrceC tnt SGrr fans g. reilr' al .l'
Va.ai o. tine Dayuuti uur cnNlufeu -A'..
town. The towu ~ occupied ny i''ct %.
f,.lgarlauA Eud q purtiOu of ffiu"t alex
gnt'e,T arms mas advanced sev"rt,i i-.i".
mesea beyond lnt fowl.
DTspEEArI TIoHTiSe A. vuniN.
VrrNBA November 4--Dsp .cte. rr
revived here state tiiai sac hu.-t. .-f -t.
son pr Idd.r made n0r'i' nuI Nt- '-
pulsed after desp''at' iHu .in- TO-
r.ur- U.snus. we're crossed hiC ANiH .
nr8vr OF pnli -idrs
ALINAfnEL ASKED ro srUN.
CONSTANT INOf4.E November - I'll
Porte nah teieErg puet Ca Prime. AIsAHu..c'
asking bin tp siol in advance Ui tnr hu-
gRraI army u -ert "a
TURKISH VAE fI E'aEATIosb
ShIQNIUA. November - Turkish waf
pscparaLl0uf continue o. o. large seal,.
seventy thousand troops = 1UN hurses Rni
st cannon nFvt been landed a. tniF pom
during me pasi seyera DIS q. Tue lurEs art
confident of being able 10 r~ue| O. siugi, a.
lscE ny either Greece OF ~erviE Of "a con-
nlned attack ry both OI thesr countries
Turkish troop from Usllup are being mass
ed m the vicinity o. Nov. baIaf.
A. AEMETlCT cOHCIvDEp.
LOEUON. NOvemuef - "A dispatch from
belgrade SAYS that al 0rfnisticf between
~eryIa and Bulgaria Vuk concluded a. $50
tnlh afternoon. The cessation Of nos lli Ties
WIS brought about through the efforts o.
Count Won khrveuhulier-M ctsrh. TN Atls-
trn- Hungarian Euvoy Extraordinary and
Minister PIenipOientInry at beigmdc.
AUSTRIA THHLATENED To TAXI a HAND.
LoNH0N. November 2b.-Advlces from
sofia stale that the artistic between bui-
gHriH and NerviH wac On'y concluded after
me Austru. Hungarian Minister 10 ~arvia
mad notified Prime, Alexander that n tne
Huigarianh advanced another Eiiumetrr
AuEfrIaI tr0nps would orUSs ttt frontier aud
rgui tne bu garIHns The minister added
tnat The capture OF PROT hsd saved Prince
A Xauder p military honor and assured !. h
reputation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
FEDERAL JUDICIARY SYSTEM.
Attorney -ssnerHl Garland 10 Recommend
REORGANIZATION.
Washington star.l

The necessity for reorganization Of
the Federal judiciary system Will he strong
~ presented by Attorney. General Garland
N nm FepOri-he holding that n n impera-
tive thai some action be taken AZ THE So
preme- Court docket h three yeafH behind
A revival 81 the Davis bill. which Mr.
Garland supported when ne WA IN tint
senate. will prUDabiy he recommended
IL provides that 9 circuit courf De held IN
every district a. tine kame Time viii
the district court. The circuit courts
shall NOT exercise appellate jurisdiction
n case6 from The district court after q eer-
tain date and IN each circuit court OF
appeals snail then be established 10 hear
cases from the district and circuit cOurtk-
The appellate court sbsn cOnsisf OF u sd
prem e-court justice. the circuit Judges.
and two district Judges. designated by the
court al the succeeding term. Cases ID
vOiving amounts exceeding SlO,OOe OF q
test ~ the Constitution may Ia carried from
the COurt OF Appeals % the Supreme Court
The biil provides for TWO additional circuit
Judges fDr each circuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Frfghsful Accident tB . shaft
rBy tslerrHph IN tne DMuatch.l

NEW YORK, November ga ter
rible accident occurred this morning al Mer-
ritt's Corners, Wesfchester county, near tine
line oi the New York CITY and Northern
railroad. While q number oi worEmen
the guard-sline caught when bui SNORT
Distance nom the top. throwing our ONT o.
TIE uccup.nik OF the car named Jonn 10
warub. IN his hall Edwards struck against q
bucket which was coming uptne saaiI Also
containing several vorkmen. TIE c0ncus-
sion threw James Burke Michael Doyle,
ann III Italian, name ungnOwn.frun the rkt
snc they. with kdwardA Rel 10 the bottom
nfthe SHAFT, distance OF $50 feet. EowafnA
Burke' sne Doyle were instantly killed, ana
int Italian knsiained injuries thhi VIII
prove iatal. Hls skull wa fractured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
LATE WAITER REPORT

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
" AsHINGTON, November 90 Il.
M-For the Middle Atlantic SAFES
~Grme' weG'her, increasing ctoud'ness
and ioc0l rams "a 1abie rHds, fal.ug
barometer.
Foy the South Atlantic States, loca
rams. generally .foliored by fan
Ueathcr. Hortheosterip to,nas. becoming
rGriGblc, sliphflr collier ~ southern
portion. ana stightiB rarmer M Horth-
cg7 pOTtiof..
Tor Richmond and U,cinitg. warmer
ueather, Increasing cloudHcsa, and
iocai rams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

1t was expected that the work on
this structure would be completed yes
terdsy, and that it would be opened to
the public tomorrow morning. The
work, however, has not advanced as
rapidly as was expected, and it viii be
several days vet before the bridge viii
be ready for use. This bridge was
built about twelve or fourteen years
ago at q cost Of between seventy-oight
and eighty thousand dollars. and during
that pcriod of time has been rchoored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
a Sensation IN Berlin.
IBy casle TO the Dispatch. J

LONDON, November 2s.-beriIu has
o sensation o. the iirst 0rder IN the trial
and conviction ~ Marchise Rits CaudiO.
daughter o. Marc. the tenor, and Orisl.
Marches haF been prosecuted under four
Teen charges o. having swindieo jewellers.
hotel keepers. and mOdIstes out ~ large
sums Of money under various false pre-
fences. She hak been convicted Of AL the
charges and has been sentenced toeigntsen
months Imprisonment Win al allowance
% six months Tor detention sne hRs already
undergone under previous sentence lesk
Justly inflicted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
1,scsts,se knrtrtpsts1 io ssss ssrsoSess-
Efy tslsgrsah To tho I,srstrnj

~ Att%s tNs-s'f'f
The Pioneer yysxs's Winning sJ,-esni ssrs;
The "a ecutioIi ~ fhe Indians ~ hattssiore
~ llEa,y Go make trouble Tho triher nfeuud
tIserp threaten the Governments. in0
night q band OF Indians approached sery
near tive fDri st bsffietFc ann brro s~xe-
"a sbots. Two 81 Nhirh pasre6 through tie
rat u1id coat ~ the guard. The country -
ieipf srafIYss fof tine n0st!irs ban tbof bs<s
lIl.t NM lnunf vet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
ratms gassroad Sersaess.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. November *.
a train han.inc rOck from Bl0unt Springs
TIM morning nan into the reaf end 81
thrOucl frrizni trsin. winch wrE siaiidii,r
IN tue track D.. n. Hpaulniug = brake
man vac caught be;veen two rAgs hs ~ns
coUpling and Killed Instantly. william
uenflcs engineer az the rOck train, r.ssIs.d
~ tru Ping though he vas badly bruisee-
, our can were badly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Fatal Pail of n Horse.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

GALVESTON, November 26.-A spe-
cial 10 the Nstrs from Sllngtown says
Yesterday morning SIX w0rkmen entered q
vacant house four miles north of tina pace
used by seciion-men n rain -houSe. The
house wak Duili Of wtthes with an earth
roof The men built mr. and went "a
sleep. The posts support ng the structure
canght fire and the building tumbled In
killing three OF the men outright euc 80
rionsly but moi fatally iniurtng the othe,
thee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

q r,,ey ar ses5cve6 n ~ ~ - -
.ssro lzlorsr1 ssssf Hyufh ffefr $500
I1auusyseansn abd bEndarsis ar py3Z-
10 fnllnp them 20 snriou sssnfherr
s,',...s IN, prt,n,,sed n ~ 10 g. per DAG, 80
a - lnltevrd THAT tise ciiHiate of me -
viii rnff them better than tnsA 81
North The indfrnsius ar nat 49,
exodus % italians. f,Oiss. ana Hnb9e1,s1
v,ill h. H. t,lscr fsoru fastert Psnnsyivn01
mrs vFfnier and that mos " tison WIN -
south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Thinks He 10 Wrongly Described.
lBy cable 70 the Dlspa ten.

CORK, November 2e.-An agent Of
the Conservatives mas lodged al objection
10 Parnsu election, because Parnell h.
wrongly Described on the voting papsrs ~
the leader OF tine Irish people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Eror Hs~k suul

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispaicn.l
CHARLEsTOS. November 2s.--The
iron barI pax fGermanl. while coming
down Ashley river empty to.day In tow ~
d iuc sEpsized and sunk Ons sai!iSi was
drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
erals AND coTroE ExuHAsax.


WELAT.-W u bushels common tn
good ~ Nsc. a. 81. Mixed SIC bushels good
a. r7C 600 bushels very good on private
Ierms. Red 40. bushels good 20 very E0szf
longDrrrv 81 81 o. 81. na $50 common -
very good ~nOTtuerry al 80 o. psc.
COEK.-N Lille LOO. bushels fair 10 primo
Nirglnu new a. 40 Co 4bC
OA7a.-M!xec 120 bushels fair ou private
ierulh.
RYE- % hushelt very gnod al 7sc
ALAL-ae bushels on DR. vale terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
COTTON REPORT

i-LlElf-fn.
# Roanoke Warehouse ~ balex.
hALft,
~ Roanoke varenouse. - bales fan
y lddiUuF a. &c.
1inrket uulci and firm
QUOTATIoEs.
Low NfDULrNG - L..
r1IIC1 Low EIDDLTEG.--st 10 20.
n iuuIINa.--p a..
hTEICI A. rHBAIgG &c.
Coon MIDDLIEG --si.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
FITZ AT TIKI CAPITAL.
WILL THE PRESIDENT 90

Bs 10 Urged from AL Quarters Mar 90 Attend
the ylcr-frrsidents Funernl-airs- Hen
drirLs Joins IN the Request.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.
WASHINGTON. November 2S.-A
considerable number Of senators, Tt
representatives., and public officials, as
web MS many distinguished citizens Of
Washington, have called on the Presl-
dent to urge him to reconsider his de-
termination to attend thu funeral of the
vice-presiuent. Their argument has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Ths smail-Taoa.

~ W
MoETEIAI., November 2s.---om-
cha returns ~ thc Health Ouice to-day
show thef There wcrt ten deaths run
small pO2 ~ tns city yesteriia7 -four ~
Mount kofa Hospital one in COts st.
l.nuis One ir ~ Jean Bspfista. two IN "
CuucrDnds, three IA ~. Henri aud oDr 10
~ GlArieb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
FOUND DEAD IN RLSBOAT.
Recovery Of ihs Bod, Of yonne fatsS. tht
Xnie Junior.
Tftv tal,-r-u nm m me p,sr.as,h


PORT JEFFERSON, n Y, November
2e.-The body Of Warren s Yates. sol OF
President Yates OF the Nebraska National
bank. Omaha, and q member OF TIM Junior
Into the sound into AL open bOat while
duck shooting on Stony creek on Thanks
giviDg-day wac recovered TIM morning on
the beach a. Batting Hollow. Sotwith-
standing the ferre gale which wzx blowing
his boat oIc moi capsize Hts dead body
gun ano one oer were found IN the boat
when n came ashore on the Long Island
beach IL 10 supposed he died frOn fright
gnc exposure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

Et-rEDAT, November -. 1854
sALF--Fflis1 BOARD II 0nc North Cars
iiua So a. fIi. sagU Virginia new ss -
eus. sZno Virginia new 3 psr cent regis
Tered at Co. 200 shares Ricnm0nd.
frecericEsbuTc aud Potomac dividend
SCRIP a. 0al, 40 shares Petersburg raliroad
al Az, DO a. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
rrr YnkK szncE MkRKK7.

NTy YORK. November ~ -iaincss ~
rnmrfnisd ny y strDng UndsrtOue. iias oesn
"a. prevailing feature ~ to-days stOct
market Tie largest bus mes ~as done IN
~ Paul Norfnern fftrlmc preferred LsstTe
SHORE Missouri Kansas aud 1eNaA, ana
oregon IrhNsrpntine fyices were
sUnfev Inst irregular = tho upeulu2 utn@lDS
hafNpcI al advance ~ ana O. decline on
al cuua amount. with eNeep-i onui weak
uess ~ one ~ two st4clh "a the cary
,iep lingt there q further fractional decline
ID some casef nut the lowest iricrr 81 the
dHN were made either a. tht opening w
during the nrst nal hour, d. ng vhtcn
also one fourth ~ fhe day = business wN
dofe Thu was followed by ral.y of = 70
over ] accompanied hf lmlted tuuine.
THE small decline WIiBu nuinllflhtf-o Us
e.clouh wns succc ia,C n3 a nrm tone. The
rua' transactions however were made
general g uu silrM reactions from tne
nesf rgurcf auc ihe market closed hnavy
a. 0uotuttuuA Tie exceptions iu the e,,f1e-
era rui, wen m Northern Pacific and gheir
associates. NIicA. WIN kicuufpuo anu
' es' Point reached thfif highest fznfe~
late 3D. tine dRf ius more active stocks
SHOW advance tha evening rnnlNrcd WEN
,s-frrdaf u' De- while there vers e.
rept ioun. "a Ne uf 60 J % DOB Nurthsrn N
ciuc anl Richmond and v ~. Point. the
decline. include euci sfrr'hs - INDIANS.
Boon. IulfuI aud v e-sierH. j.. IsNlts ana
racine and Missouri Kansas and Irxss
each keaG ~ D.. Lpuisf D. Hno NASH
vile uuC DrlSvu ar and Tucson each =.
There wac terf iiftlc n"WH o' iupofinisnr N
circulation tu~iu- THE dAr oui 20 ~uf stated
furf fits strength n Nor.Heru lrtclnr pre-
ferrer yrns fuf 90 D rrpurt tnnf innc ss,iei Al
rcrcv made and uud.f ufgutleiinI nave
heei sufficient tf retlrs nearly p 900 rnt or
lilt ufslerreU stock. Tie Maci,li' -honns.tl
NaHlf Con fuflr frUrlff list tt lu fil rfif
81. quoted at Soy .u- thai h' innht fnf cable
VAt tV hrttf ot. a. any muuisit and tnat
fvll be- ir ,HQ dcuil 0alss 200 ooh sh,rcA.
WtEALX BANR STATEMENT.
NV AolG November =" The weekly
. a-rtfr.rrf nf the utsuriuted banils SHOWS
i tut follow IDS changes. lartne lurfrase,
q 500 klrclf decreg-f 81 zoe legal
. isuuefs decrease 83"a uun. deposib IN
. cI,psr. G 2ss 600. circulation. Ihci'ass'
-. ave dfrral-i JTnG unN.
Nu' hHIEf nov
o' iht =. ptt Gems. rule.
LLLJ morn.
h ~lsfOYT snreuIilaf - --Vlfgtnis a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

QUICK WOEK.-To do q thing
quickly and At the same time thorough
y viii unfailingiy secure attention.
This is said of Salvation Oil, the great
rheumatic remedy. Price, % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Tine Grant Monument Funss-
lby Telegraph 10 tne plsmlcn.l

NEW lOkk, November 2a.-The
Grant Fund Committee have received u re-
gpest from Wlllsam l. hoftstt. Omitted
States Consul ~ Athens. Greece. asking for
subscription blanks 10 b. distributed among
resilient and visiting Americans Tne grand
total Of Tho fund IA tie week CLOSES h
Sl01, B7s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

hut once- IL Is though, that when the
present repairs are completed the brids &c
viii be IN better condition than ever
before since il was built. The iroa-
work viii be painted IN the spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
CRnYTnN

Upon this committee Colonel Crox-
ton will IL al probability be placed.
The Colonel was q brave soldier during
the war. and was Oh pickett's stat al
Gettysburg at the time Of the famous
charge, which IL history finds It's cOun-
terpart for bravery IN that OF tine Light
Brigade al BalaklavA alone.
TITZ AT TIKI CAPITAL.
General Fitzhugh lee was IL Wash
ingtOn during the week settling up MS
Tactical accounts with capital-city milk
vendors. The granger GovernoT-elect
shows symptoms that ne is going to
devote his entire time to State affairs
BY thus taking time by the forelOck in
settling up MS private affairs. While here
a photographer sighted him through a
camera in Six different positions. The
General was in his finest form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
CINCINNATI.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IReporIec for the Disuaioh-1

SoEFoLK, Noyembe- 2s.--frins. 2.as,e. !:
fancy s14ss1.c.; factOry hand .pickad. sl<a
&c. No 0lc peanuts queted. Markst
steady. Purchased al the h0rfeik storage
ion Factory, 300 bags III Walters fssrory.
! .O0t hsgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

EIcaMoNp srock ExunANaE.

BAl~Inoi.E November - Virgins So
t-fus coupons. % new Iu-4Oa. gsis:
new Sc 0u. SD TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

Hon. c. 7. 1rigg viii ID view Of his
know ledge Of agriculture. be placed as
8 member OF the committee devoted 10
that interest. The Military Affairs Com
mittee viii lose III chairman and mem-
bers IL numerical order, as follows :
Generals Rosecrans and SiOcum, Messrs.
Dibrel and Morgan, leaving Hon.
Frank L. Wolford, Of Kentucky, first
OIL the lis, foI the Guardianship. How
ever. General Ed. 5. Bragg, Of Wiscon-
sin. vino held Democratic seniority on
the committee fJr several terms up to
the FOrty-eightL Congress, when ne fall
ed Of election. Is back IL the House
with a demand that he be given the
Guardianship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
AAREETB By zXLBGEAPR.
NEW YnRE

NEW YORK. November "a. COTTON steady:
shieb, 20 paieA; upiADtB 1-lSc., Orleans,
Fsc., Net consolidated receipts, 20 245
na,ieA exports 90 a. Gfcai britain. bos
bales 10 Tie Continent, $500 bale.. SOUTH
err noui STEADY Nheat-spoi 5sa3.c. lower:
unguaec spring s3.c No. Z red s3kc.:
DECEMBER 8 .sysC. GOrn-b Pot steady up-
graded 5OB5G &C. No cnsh aud EOvem-
hef. D3s15l &C., DecrniiBer, bSt-a5s3<c.
OAls-Jasi 1sHtic lower No. =, s4tsBSc.
COfet-SDOt l9u RIO dull al Sc 30. NO.
hio. spot. Sc December. se.4Sst6.s so.
snERf steady and unchanged. Moiases
unchanged. Rice steady. COttOn-s,sed oil.
zsa3Dc. iOf crude $40. FOR refined. hosin
dul.. 1urpentlut steady 81 STAG. HINES
steady. v 90 unchanged. PORK firn: mes
ss.e75ssS o.25. Aiddles dull Lard 4a5c..
lower And dull spot. S. .4oRs6.424: Decen-
Ter $3.50. freighs steady.
BALTIMORE
BALrINoRK November 2S.-Flour lower
iOf howRr6-street and western: Howard
street sno wesisrnsuEerflBs, 81. HEass .2S
extra t5.btRe4 family, 81 .23eSl CITY
hilissnIernne S3ss3.4o extrR, 81. 50aS4. lS:
Rio brands, Ss.s7Rss. Wnsai--soutbsn
easier western lower znc active; southern
red s+as5c.; amber, ssc ssI No. western
winter red. spot s7Rs7-.c. fresh. Corn
SOutilsrn quiet and steady western lower
AND quiet southern white anc yellow, '4sc..
Sic Tor new Dsth ilrm southern and penfls-
syivBnin S5A3s, western white, SSassc..
mixed 3sa85c. Provisions steEdy. Whiskey
steady ~ el-1ssSl.2O Other articles an
changed. freigh1 quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CrrCTrrATT, November 2e.-FlDur dun
aDc unchanged. Wheat heavy and lower.
NJ. red o. tsa8zc. Conn quiet No. mix
ed new 80 sa37c. OaH easier. No mir
Cd, s0a305sc POrE nominal sf $40. Lard
ffrn al 81 bulk-meax quist BAeon un-
changed. Vnlskey steady n si.0s. Hugar
firIn and unchanged HrpB firn: common
and lignt ssasS.6o packing and butcneu',
s. .65Rss 10.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IRsportec for tne Disynioh.l
hoEFoLK, Noyembe- 2s.--Irime. 2,Asxe.:
fancy s14as1.c., faciOry hand picked sl<a
&c. No old peanuts queted. Markst
steady. Purchased al the horfo.k ~tornQs
Warehouse $50 baas. NJ fne Dld l,sn, in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

While laborine under the disadvan-
tage OF beng & new member. ms scnoi-
ariy Grafton OF the occasion OF che dedi-
cation % Washington monument last
February won ior hin place II the es-
teen OF representative mel from al
parts Of int country that viii No doubt
stand hin vel II hand as Z debaier Oh
the floor. lie viii probably be given al
opportunity TO exercise his brilliant
legal talents as q member OF the Com
mIttee on TIT Revision o. the Laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
The Tsather ~ R,chmond Tcsterdo,

Uas partly clear and cloudy.
HGrOc Of TherBtOmeter JeaeYdGU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

FcNfnt u. Dotttff. Aiefh.
The above resolutions were present
ed II the Criminal Court, and Judge
Macarthur ordered that they be placed
OF INT records Of the court.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-12-24

air shaft on account of the cave-in and
the presence of fire damp. All at
tempts to get the missing men out
alive have now been abandoned, but
the work through the tunnel will be
pushed steadily forward. 1t will pro-
badly be about two weeks before the
bodies of the missing men are reached.
1t is impossible to describe in words
the CONSERVATION, the dismay, the
agony which spread through the viii
lage when it was learned after mid
night that all efforts to get the men
out alive had been abandoned The
town never saw such sight as that
witnessed from two o'clock this morn
ing. The whole population was out
on the streets discussing in the widest
manner the decision. Explanations of
despair, cries of agony and mutterings
of discomfort were heard on every
street corner and in almost every
household. Relatives of the unfOrtu-
nate miners were in the widest agony
of despair, and several were seized with
commissions. Fannie Sarver, sister of
the two Sarver brothers, was pros
trated with violent fits, and at five
o'clock this morning it was feared that
she would die. Mrs. Kiveler, the aged
mother of the three Kiveler brothers,
was at deaths door from weakness
and shock, and many other relatives
and friends of the victims were COM
pletely Frustrated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-12-24
ST. JOHNsBURY EAST.

The work on the grist mill is being
brought to a close. The result is two
run of stone in complete order for corn
and prOvender, two large elevators,
one set of Fairbanks hopper scales, one
elevator to take the grain from the
cars, discharging into the hopper of
the scale, where it is weighed, then
by pulling slide in the bottom of the
hopper the grain falls into the second
elevator which carries it to bins in the
chamber from where it can be run into
the different mills as desired for grind
ing. AS soon as the weather will per-
NIT Mr.. EastabrOoks will complete an
India wheat and wheat mills.
James Mclaughlin is finishing some
excellent harness leather in his new
shop.
Mrs. Phila Bennett had shock of
paralysis on the night of the 18th and
is very low.
Charles Locke, while loading logs ON
a sled, in some way slipped down and
two large logs rolled over him. The
unevenness of the ground saved him
from being crushed to death, probably.
George Copp has returned from
Lowell, Mass. William Merchant is
confined to the house with Brights di-
sease. He is being treated by DR..
Gage.