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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-01
ICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE
tween JosEPn y. LYNN ana goHv KyAs.
Jr.. known rs J. ". LYNN a CO., No. o
north Eleventh street. Richmond. Va. was
on March goth dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J. 4. LYNN assumes ali liabilities
bills and accounts due the said arm are
payable 70 the said J. r. Lynn
Signed and scaled.
fCopy.l JOSEPH X. LYNN. rseal.I
nah SLATE JOHN RYAN, Ja., Seal
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

DICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG
hAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scned.
ule commencing MARCH l, 1886 eastern
, tandard time:
400 A. NJ, leaves Byri-Street station
daily; stops only az snand,
junction, Milford and frete-
ricksburg. Sleeper from Jack
souville 20 Washington.
1907 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station In ~
except sundays Sleeper fgoin
Charleston To Washington.
7:l5 +. ~, leaves Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper nom Jacksonville ts
New York.
lo20A. ~, arrives az Byrd-Street sal or
daily. sleeper from New iOrE
Ia Jacksonville.
2:S9 r. NJ arrives at Byrd-Strpet station
daily; stops at FredericEsburg-
Milford, and Junction. Sleeper
from Washington 10 Cnsriss-
ton.
GAS r. ~, arrives nj Byrd-street station
daily Except Sundays). Sleeper
from Washington To Jackson
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
400 y. NJ, accommodation, leaves Broad
street station; arrives a, Asn-
land at 8 Z. VI.
s:o4 2. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives st Assn
land at 644 y. N.
7:6o A. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves Ash.
land at Gas A. NJ.
8:55 A ~, accommodation, arrives n
Brosd-Street station; leave
Ashland at 9 A. NJ.
$50 p. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashlsni
at b:l2 p. VI.
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
F T. d. MYERS General SuperinteDoe
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ONLY $50 TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ONLY 75C TO CLAREMoNI.
Second-class tickets still lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-01
VI. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
Boil. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
A. l.. RTyES. General Manager. mn ~
AND ONO RAIL.

fHESAPEhhE a M OlllO MA IL
" WAY.-sCHEDULE IN EFFECT
MARCH 2, 1885:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. For NewpOrts News. Old 20 nj
Comfort. and Norfolk. lazy
except Sunday. only iIne
hours aud forty minutes hch-
mond To Norfolk.
1888 A. NJ. For all stations and Lexington,
KY, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Mail except sunday.
s:35 L. VI. Charlottesville accommodsi on
(rnixed). Daily except sunday.
Stops az all stations.
500 Z. NJ. For Newport's News Old Point,
and Norfolk. Pullman parlor-
ears to Newports News ami u'd
Point. Express except Sunday.
s:25 Z. NJ. For Louisville and Cincinnat.
connecting for oil points West
Northwest, and Southwest. Fas.
express daily. Does not stop for
local business. Pullman se, ~
,ng-cars Richmond 10 enc "
natl and Washington and Char
lottesville 10 Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. VI. From Charlottesville, except.
sunday.
Io:45 A. NJ. Prom Norfolk. Old Point. sud
Newport's News.except Sunday.
Pullman parior-cafs from O.d
Point.
$40 4. VI. From Louisville, Cincinnau.and
all local points, except sunday
s:l5 7. NJ. From Norfolk. Old Point. and
Viewpoints News. Daily except
sunday.
Fast line daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets
Ticket-O offices: 1000 MAR street and Cbesa.
peake and Ohio Railway dePot; ,r,rrp
General Passenger Agent.
GAfTu EanaraI lfanaoaP %
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH &a0(S
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY IT IL NJ. and every SUSpAl
Freight for Tuesday, and Fridays steam,
err received I'll 1850 A. NJ: for sundays
steamer till 8 r. NJ. saturday. Freight re-
ceived daily TIL p. NJ.
For further information. apply 70
j. w. McCAkRtCk.
General Southern Agent. once kockettA
W.P. CLYDE A CO..
noso General Agents.
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"PEoPLE's LINE"
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND HOME
WOOD (Hog Island)
AID
ALI, INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.

The fast and beautiful steamer GEN, Cap
tain GILL. leaves her wharf. In the dock.
foot OF Twenty second street, at n v.
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, snd SAT-
URDAY, stopping ct al landings.
Freight received st LOWEST MATES onlly
from 4 A. M. TO S.P. NJ. The GEM has INST
class passenger accommodations ana ar
rives at Homswood ~ &:3of y. a.: returning.
arrivsS in Rlch mond At 2:so p. ~. Alternafs
.iays II. v. OWEN.
rs Agent
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w ANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w QUEEN PROTECTOR" Daisy
stocking and Skirt-Supporters. Shoulder
Knces Bustles, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields safety BELTS. Slecye-Protectors.
etc; entirely new devices. unprecedented
profits. We have 500 agents making 800
monthly. Address, with stamp. h. ii.
CAMPBELL & CO.. south May street,
Chicago nh i2-eodlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
STILL UNDECIDED.
'He SITUATION IN OHIO.
NorsSer Is Elected Governor Reyond
penbt' but the Legisiaturs ia SIM
4" uoubt' with Each Party
Ciaiminr n Majority
On Joint Ballot.
Trying to Hold an Irdlgnatlon Mee,,pg,

frying to Hold nn Irdignation Meeting.
ciNoINNATr, Oct. l5.--The irregular
ides and alleged grsss frauds in con-
nection with Tuesdays election in
This city have made most profound
Impression on all classes of well m ear
Ing people. The psipabla crime of put
usS more than zoo votes in one hox
In eXcess of the reytstr,.
uon ZOE that precinct has aroused
the deepssS iudignRsiou, especially
IN the German quarter Of tho city, x
n,tle meeSiug, quite priv ate. was held
iesb night to discuss plans. Fiery talk
WsS lndulged In 8u0 general uoder-
standing had thst steps witt be takan
today ior calling an indipnNtlon
nestine. Ths uIstter was discussed
.o-uay, bus no formal cali WAS made,
Notwithstsnding this, there was a
large gathoging about Turner hall to-
msnt, and an application was mnde
ioe th9 hsll Tor the purpose OF holding
an luulgnaAon mseing, ThG
plopIleSor LOOK edvlcs and
reiusad to opsn the hall.
The men fingered ABOUT the pIaaa
some tutoring the most ylolef,G Cia,
nunciGsOns of the leaders, whom thew
regarded as responsible for the vloIn.
uons Qi tho law, aud counsaling sum
mary mossures. Others argued in
isVor OF moderation, and urged that
loe fullest possible aupportbo given 10
no committees OF l00 which is nav st
Work preparing for the discovery and
prosecution Of the offenders. AS thera
was no opportunity 70 hold u meoling,
mo crowns finally dispersed. The
polics authorities had notice of tho
proposed indignation meeting, and,
iesrinS y would result as aid tho ona
held at Music hall 10 denounce tbe
Berner trial, whom the mob burned The
court house, strengthened the fofes
ana used all precautions to meet such
u result. Tho holding of IN indigna-
tlou meetng has bson discussed by
Mayaf, smith aud hy all who wish
pence, bat there Ia 2 widespread r5el.
lug that some action shall be takon b
| preserve ,ha purity of elections.
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Congra,nlatIng FeraIssr.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.--Judgo Foraker
was compelled TO vscate his Office to-
day and seek n secluded piacs where
no could pay some ntsentioa TO the
mass OF correspondence which has ac-
cumulsted in his olllce during tho past
three days. Among the gentlemen
VINO sent him Jae kilograms OF con-
graduation, whicn no received to-day,
are the following: Andrew ID. White,
cunningham, England; United States
Senators Malone and Aldrich; John
$. Wise. OF Dakota; John y. Gilbert,
OF New York; Cho-tor y. Cole, chair
mSn OF the Now York state RSpub.
lican committee; j. Ill. Maaiey, of
Augusta; John IL. Lynch, OF Mlssis-
sippi; Governor Morley, OF Oregon,
snd lrs NJ. Davenport, Repuhlican can
d,dste Tor governor OF Now York.
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ruE GREAT sCuLLRAcn.
Nanian and Loo DefcAt Courtaoy and
oohieyis Eighteen Minutes aud Far
teen Seconds.

Nnnian and Loo Defeat Courtaoy and
oohieyis Eighteen Minutes aud Far
teen Seconds.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 15.--The race be.
tween Haulan and Lse aud Courtney
and Con'ay WAS rowed this evening.
Shortly after 4 o'clock tA0 word to
start was given sad Hanlao and Lee
caughs tho water aud sent Lasir aboll
hali length TO tho front, gradually
increasing their lead VITA 4 steady 8s
stroke. Courtney and Conloy pulling
unarenly.In this order they continuo6
FOR the hrsJ quarter Eot a milo
Hanltn and Loo gradually increasing
their lead until three quarters az Il
length was gained fhen Courtney
and Contey do,n.settled 20 steady
work. Tho crows kept tho same rels-
tlNo distance to the half-mllo from this
10 tho ihree-qusrt9r, and both cro ys
hee'aed TO be pulling for all they we're
worth. At tho end of tho
htst mile AanlGn and Lee
gradually increased tho cap,
Hanlan smiled u, Courtney's
rowing at the mile, and no anu Leo
msie The turn arst with apparent ease.
CouttueY Anu COuiey SIoared wildly
and TOOK Aanlsn and Lees water.
Ihuy zigzaggpd nil over the course
iron the milo b tho turr.
which they made clumslly.
They roWed slow and steady
after making tho turn aud Lheir oDDo.
nents won ossily by three Lengths, in
IL miuutt and Is seconds. Courtney
and Conley came IN 10 gooonds ls,er,
hHnlan aud Lse had the lead well in
hand from the first quarter aud COON
Degan to take things cOollY, with throe
lengths between Lham and Comtuey
anu Conley,giving the latter the water
| When two and one-half milea vera
completed Hanlgn aud Lee rostei 4
few seconds, and again upou
entering tho last mile. When
Courtney aud Conley had
nearly reached tb5ir stern unplan
aud L5e settled down Co work, gnd
win u dozen strokes cent their sholl
four lengths In the lead, but on slack
ing up ai the finish, won by three
lengths,
Hanlan was hailed with groas on
thusiasm
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Dakota Democrats.

MIrolrELr, Dak., Oct. l5.--ras b smo.
craac central committees held an all
night secret sesslon last night IN this
city, and formulated an adires to the
Democrats, advising them that they
take no action regarding the conssitu.
iioa recently framed fot South ID akota,
and TO refuse to participate In an
election called TO adopt tho asms and
70 elect state officers. They doDouuce
the eooestitntlonM @ movements rs unjust
20 NORTH DaGosa, whose voters were
given 40 vVica IN the matter.
They also appointed an executive
committee of one fronl each judicial
dist,lct, OF which thu Hon. ID. NJ, Iu-
man was olecre9 chairman,
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CiNcINNArI, o., Oct. 15..-Governor
elect Judge Foraker, being asked what
ho regarded as tho leading motive
that led TO tho result in Ohio, said:
First-Tho Republicans regarded is
important that q decisive expression
should bo given at ths frat election
after the beginning of Democratic
national administration.
S0cnnd-A determination to give an
expression In favor of q FREQ ballot and
q lair count in oil our elections.
Distrus. concerning The free
trndo tendencies IF The Democratic
pIiy, coupled with a recognition OF
tho necessity OF maintaining tra Re-
publican ascsndauoy 10 this United
States Senate.
Fourth-Disgustw with the Democratic
state administration in Ohio, notably
tho election of tina last senator, and the
extravaganza OF the last Lepislsture.
Fith-A wiah TO have tho liquor traf.
flo regul.ied and taxed as q practical
method OF dealing with tho subject,
and Dissatisfaction with the Democrat.
10 position In favor Of license, which Ia
imprac.icaole.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
THE STREET OAR STRIKE

About Endcd--The Work of the Now
Men Unsatisfsctsry TO tho NJ Ianagcrs..
TITO Strikers Want Street Railway
Inspector
ST. Louis, oct. l5.--There is little TO
be said sbou. the street csr strike to-
night. ALI the roads are run.
ming noarly full complement
OF cara without molestatiou, and the
police guard has been reduced more
than one-hslf. Tho railroad managers
regard the strike as entirely over, and
seem TO have no fear for tho future,
GA tae oshor hand. the strikers
aud thoir leaders say that they will
win the light; that the now mon handle
the cars and stock badly:
that the railway manssers
will yet Weld TO some
sort of cnmpr0miss and recall thom to
work. Tho resolutions passed by the
pubic meeting laut night demanding
that the municipal assembly pass on
ordinance creating Office OF street rail-
way inspector, who shah conJro, the
running. time and have power
TO regulate tho number of cara
20 be run, aud calling ON tho munici-
pal assembly and SSsts legislature to
pass laws governing such corporations
as are subject TO their control.
and prohibiting tho employment OF
human labor for longer period than
IL hours u day, have caused consider
eblo comment to-day and have found
many advocates.
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CINCINNATI, 0;t. lb,-There can be
no ABSOLUTE cergsinty about the result
of Taosday'a election ia Hamilton
county until tho Off iolal count Ia made.
Ths vote IN two precincts OF tho Nine
teenth ward, whose counting was un-
huishoa last night, has now bsen
counted, and tho result, with one coup-
ty prScincs misslng, which in 1854
gava II Republican majority, stands
mus: For governor, Hoadly, 3S,667;
Foraker. 33,362; Leonard, 1929. Hoad-
iy's plurality, 2O5. rha returns are far
from complete on tue legislative
ticket.
Ehe rimea-Star estimates that on M
average tho vote on tho Republican
ticket exceeds ForaEor's vote l,0l5, II
that rate Is maintained it would elect
Republican delegation, excep. Rob.
ert Harisn. Nothing car determine
this contingency excep. on otficist
count, The figures from tho Slate, OK
elusive Of Hamilton county, indicats a
plurality OF from 5000 10 2o0OD for
Foraker,
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NEW York, oct. l5,--A. n meeting OF
the dN1c.ors Of the Now York, Lske
Eric " Western R,Ilwny company to-
day, tho resignation OF Mr.. L.. 4.
bowen, vlce-presiieni, tendorod on ao.
count OF his ill.heallh, was accepted,
and resolutions OF rogrot woro adopted
ar, y NJ. FELTON,, Jr., was olcctsd flr5t
yico-presldent OF tho company, and
Mr.. Charles Palne, who has for come
time been tho general superln-
tondent OF tho New York, Ponusyl-
vania d Ohio railway, was elected
neoond vico.president.
w. M. Clemons, who was for many
yesrs general superintendent OF tho
Baltimore Il Ohio Railway company,
was appointed general superintendent
OF tho New York, PennsylvSnla x
ONO railway. j, =. Hammond was
appointed general freight agent of tho
New York, Lake Erie q Western Rail.
way company, O. succeed Mr.. H.
Foley, appointed commercial agent.
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are made public tonight. Goyerpor
Hill, in his letter, thands the convon.
t'oa ior tho honor conferred upon him.
ana accepts tho principles laid dow
IN the platform especially, in its en-
dorsement OF the ADMINISTRATION az
PRESIDENT Cleveland. He criticises the
republican platform aud adds:
'Our opponents, as party, are on
noseu 10 the policy and principles OF
Presidens Cleveland, and their success
~ the ensuing eleotsou would surely
% Proclaimed tbroughout tina country
~ acnndemnhtion OF his SdministrS-
t'oh. Tho hands of the, president will
ne strengthened by victory OF hia
party friends, not by the sQcuess ! OF the
enemies ol his party"
lie declares himself in favor Of civil
service aud municipal reforms; ths
separation of municipal from S.ato
and national ele9tions; aome rule for
large eiues, by the extension of their
power in the regulat,o OF their inter.
mai aftirs; serious consideration OF the
cemsndsofthc workingmen, including
atoitss,ion for the settlement of thoir
uiuersnces with their employors; re-
Vision OF tho tax laws, aud the ap-
poiutment OF nom partisan boards. Ho
c.oses Win summary ot tue lugisla.
i've ana other reforms eifscted s!uce
tse Democratic party weat int, power
| y Nhe S.ete farce years ago, w@loh ne
declares entities Ito cpa,inus "A ch xr,te
VI the States affG,rs.
MR.. JONES' AccEpTANcs.
Mr.. Edward Il. Jones, caadia Ate for
Lieutenant governcr, endors d the plat
icrm; holds that OK Union soldiers
should haya the first claim TO officia]
recognition: derlares that the inter.
ests of the agricultural Community
| deserves primary consideration by the
Laglslsture; pledges ocunpmy ia ex.
paouitures; urges an equalization oI
taxation, and recognition Of the right
81 thoaS whp labor, and declares
egainst prison contract labor.
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LAVE RAILROAD Irr,Is

The Removal of tho Traffic Department
ofthe Texas " st. Louis Railway Co,a-
pany TO Texaritana.
Sr. Louis, Oct. l5.-[Speclal. Mr..
a. ). Dodge, general passenger agent;
j. w. Allen, chief clerk of tho passen-
ger department.; Mr., Tlorney, the
stenographer; MIR. l.. A. Deaume, clerk
In tho passenger department: Mr..
Lynch and all the other employees of
the ,yallic department of tho Texas a.
~. Louis Railway company lett tina
city Ia y sleeping car over tho Ceiro
short Line last night Tor
YoXerksna. Thoy wont IA
ToNnrkena to ROMAN permnuaatlv, as
tha lraiiic department of tho COMPANY
mas buon transferred to that place from,
s.. L)uis. Themun dlaliifc tho change.
but they are determined % mata tnc
host of IL, They take ploaauro m the
Thought that They will escape tho cold
weather, which is suppUs 9d 10 ho ap-
pfoaJllng In this city.
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bscame the Empire City,lsmentlng tns
death OF one of its most iliustrious
ana honored citizens. Neither
wealth nor power nor rank could com-
llsnd sueh heartielt ana universal rs-
spect ss has been paid to the rssaina
OF yonr reverend pralate. BE had
Won the heatts OF the people. Ths
Ohflstian prelale was always man Of
mark,
CENTER OF OBSERVATION.
TO the eyes OF the world, 10 the eye
OF faith the bishop i exalted shove
angels, because he exercises powers
not given TO angels. The hishop is The
smbsssador of God, appointed co vim
uiosto his honor and proclaim bis
name among tho nations of the earth.
1. lt IN esteemed u great privilege ior a
oitlaen to represent this gEoat repub-
lie IN the oourts of Europe, how much
greater tho prarogative to represens
tne Court OF Heaven among Inc ns-
tlons OF tbe world.
"fho llta OF the cardinal has never
peen written and never can be. ana
thisis true of every C1thollc prelete of
America Tao biographer might re
count tue good works and uset,s :
which he had done, but no eau know
nothing of his private and iuner lie.
which ia
HIDDEN WITH CHRIST IN COP.
inst was manifest to Gods record ING
agent only. People came TO him with
tnelr cares and troahlaa, and COUNSEL
III uoubt, for spiritual and even tom.
porGry aid. Were q bishops real life
~ Its outward and inwarti
iui!ness published, Is Mould
% lnore interesting thh,,
hsVsl. III thia was true OF tho hum
Dlest prelate 10 the land, vita how
mUeh gre foyoe may ie bs Applied
lD one Occupying tho ointment positioa
OF your beloved csrdinpl."
The archbtsh0p thon briefly sketuhsd
the Cardinals life aud s1aoaai anon !,
tsW salient features ia MS long and
eVontfuI career.
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Tho runerai pI.oour,n.

Nhv YORK, Oct. l5.--rho funeral
sermon was preachod by Archbishop
Gibbons, of Baltimore. Tao tex. was
from Ecciosiastlcs, 3. "Thes, words
spoken originally OF Asron,n said the
speaker, "msy be fistlayly applied to
tho great high priest whose mortal
remains now lilo before you. lTo also
was chosen out OF sll mon living to iill
the highest ecclesiastical position In
this nation. that he might ,osch Jacob
hia testimonies and give light TO L.
,fml III his law, The glorious orna-
meilts OF poniif, 20 which tho sactod
tex referred, had q two-foli signlngs-
ton. 'hey slmbollznd, ia tho eyes az
inc people, AS spiritual dignity aud
authority TO tho pontlfl himself. Tssy
represented the interior csre vents On
virtue with which no should be
suorned, and without which the mos.
precious ornaments lo,e their ins,re,
rhe scsrles robes of tho cardinal re-.
lnind You of tho exalted dignity 10
wnlcn ,, CO wss raised. They romindod
GARMENT OF INNOCENCE.
.,.'us, " .s'ho hhster ana Crlin-
son.d Win HIS precious blood, aud
.nss ~ s ne saoula 20 ready, n necessary,
Cardinals death had bronrht sorrow
20 tho universal church. % we'll "a 10
inc Church OF America and Nav York,
l, has hlled with grief the great heart
oi the sovereign p0ntifT and tho College |
OF cardinals, OK which he wss an illus. |
trlous member and q dIstlugaished |
ornament. !t hes fallen heavily on
on Venerable brethron oftns clergy,
and the ssdness depleted on your couu- |
tepanceo ~ the expression OF ths
:. ehiBF wuicH ffl.Ls YouR nEARTs.
Nor was this grief conn usd 10 those
who wefe Of the housshold OF the faith,
y ex:endet to oil cIssseS ana oroeds Of |
iss New Ssss "a Sss ~ A::'s :: -;
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Asaoolatlo, OF Railway 9uperin.
tenients

New yoRx, oct, i5.-The ninth nm
nual meeting OF tho Association Of
American Railroad Superin,endents
was heldhore to-dey. W. u.s.ephenson
OF tho Nov YORK, Now II svnn S uarl.
lord railway, prasided. Twenty
seven rev members wars
elected. II was determined th,t
honoaforth railroad employes
travelling 10 attend conventions Of
their associations should receive
passes only through tho superinten-
dents ot their respective roada. Tho
next meatins IL TO b, held in Cincin.
natl on thu second whursdav
IN April, 1855. Discussion vRs
had on telegraph signals.
from and TO moving trains, az ara now
In use on the New Haven road.
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RICHMOND Oct. l5.--rhs Stats Dam.
ocratis committee mot here to-day,
and was in session for several hours,
hearing reports from different sections
OF The STATE. The committeeman
assert that tho election OF General Fitz.
hugh Lee, iof governor, IL an assured
iaci, sud they viii have majority
IN both branches OF the General
Assembly. Representatives ifom O
numboF of doubtful counties were
present TO ask the committee iur help,
and were promised all the sssistauce
that The committee could afford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.--rammany aud
Irving Hail Tonight agreed on joint
county ticket, headed by Hugh
sherifI. Besides The nomination
for ahariti, Tammspyrskes the county
clarksbip aud judge OF tho superior
court, giving Irving Hall u Judge of
the city oour', presiden; of the BOARD
OF aldermen aud one coroner.
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CiNoisSATf, Oct. l5.--The totals of
nearly all the counties Ia the state
make Foraker's plurality 53,sS,
hoaeley'. plurality, 32s0i, Foraker's
~. =, , plurality, @lS. Admitting that
IN. us,nr,,on county In about oven, and
give Hosdly majority equal 10
tue majority for Cleveland
last wear, Fosakcr's plurality will be
la5p. Very llttlc news can be given
Regarding the representation In Has.
uin county. The election OF 10 Democrat
representative in Stark county n ad-
mitted. Oshsrwiss the Situation re.
mains UNCHANGED.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
DrsHAsE AND DsATn.
A rsnnsyivsnls rown That 10 Strickc,
With Two EpIdemlcs.

WIN TWO BptUemtco. y
PfrrsnuRe, Dot. i5.--A Klttanuine.
Pennsylvania, spoclal reports diptho.
ria aud typhoid fever NJ raging with
great severity in that place. Whilo
many csscs are kept concesled, Il 4
snown tnst nenriy 100 persons ar0
down wltn those diseases aud fatal.
been IL deaths within tho lNot IA 4 ~ ~
Ia several cAkes whuls fAmlllos hSvS
bean strikeu down. Evory prec snsioS
= bs'nx taken 10 prevent the ! snrssd ~
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QuEnsc, DC. i5.-The newspapers
hero charge the Canadian Pacific
railroad company with an intention
OF abandoning route TO tho eea
through Canadian territory, IN fevor
OF y route through the United Statoa
70 be acquired BY purchase OF tho nor /.
land & Ogdensburg railroad.