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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16
FURNITURE, CARPErs. STOVES. dr.
COO WORTH OF GOODS S.o0
FOR 81 CASH
AND 81 PER WEEK.
ROTHERT & CO.
No, sos EAsI BROAD STREET.
WE ARE DETERMINED To RE- THE
LEADERS IN Low PRICES AND
LIBERAL TERMS.

In order that those OF our patrons aui
such as wish TO become customers may nn
able to furnis their houses at a small ont
lay we have determined To oHar the ablva
Inducements for this spring Realizing tuat
money is tight and hard To get hold OF ia
large amounts In these times, We ODER Our
goods In such way that you cannot help
buying after seeing them aud getting tue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16
saS~ CARPETS AND MATING.

WHITE, RED, CHECK. and FANCY MAT
TINGS. In all qualities. at the lowest
prices:
TAPESTRY. MOQUETTE. BODY-BRUS-
Sells, VELVET, THREE-PLY. IN
GRAIN, HEMP. and CHINESE CAR
PET;
VELVET. BODY-BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS, MOQUETTE, and SMYR-
MA RUGS and MATS;
COCOA MATS. OTTOMANS. HASsOCKS;
WINDOW SHADES, in all qualities at low
prices;
STAIR-RODS. CURTAIN-POLES, CUR
TAIN-C MIC -. LOOPS, and
CHAINS, at LEVY & DANIS'S.
Zap 9-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16
FINANCIAL.

ITO LEND, 1000 AT 6 PER CENT.
Il on frst-class unincumbered city real
MANNING G. STAPLES & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
apI6-2t l104H Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16

EXECUTIVE OFFICES. 2Ts. ISL, AND 2ss
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Ofices IN all the principal cities OF the
United states and Canada In London. Eng.
land; also Continental and Australian cor.
respondence.
VOLUMES ISSUED QUARTERLY.
Sheets OF Changes semi-weekly. Constant
revisions and prompt notification 10 sub.
scribers. Names OF reliable lawyers wnc
make collections speciality.
Its ramifications are greater and It's busi.
ness larger than any other similar organiza.
ton In the world conducted In one Interest
and under one management.
You are respectfully invited 20 investigate.
and n in need OF Any agency 10 test IL sbil'
NY To serve you.
RICHMOND OFFICE
No. l3l9 MAIN STREET.
J.H. WITTY.
AM superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16
IN REGARD TO FURNITURE.
we have n full line NJ all prices.
IN "a AlklnA

We have one OF the best lines.
All new goods. that We offer at ridiculOuhly
low prices. from 20 csnts mp.
We have MATriNGS from l2lsc. up.
GAS and OII.-STONF ~ W. have ut AL prices.
We always carry q full line of STOVES,
and can positively not be- undersO,d by any
house in this city.
Az for RABY-CARRIAGES We can sell YOU
"A REED CARRIAGE nom 50 up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16

DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
~ GRUBBS & APPERSON, Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers, is dissolved by the
death OF Mr.. T.. W. GRUBBs. The surviving
partners will wind up its Affairs and con-
tinue the business at the same office, No.
north Eleventh street. under the tirm-name
OF APPERSON & co. Continued and en-
larged patronage solicited from the friends
of the old concern and the public generally.
j. l.. APPERSON.
ap 7-2w a. b. APPERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16
NOW A WORD IL REGARD TO REFRl-
ArARG

now A WORD tx REGARD TO REFRl-
GERArOliS.
We claim. and can prove. that We have
the largest, finest. and cheapest line ever
offered i'm this market. Tho largest and list
KEFRIGEKATOKS with MAIkR-NDul~
Err combined. We will sell for go We VIII
sell you a SOLID WALNUT REFRIGEHN-
TOR. with PORCELAINE MArEK-CODl-
Err, for SIS; and our large. double-dppr
SOLID WALNUT REF RlGERAIOK. with
enclosed WArER-COOLER and FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR. at S3s.
These goods and prices We oHer al our lib
eral terms
II you are I'm want OF any goods IN our
line. now IL the time To buy, rs tle,e t"rWs
and prices have never before been Offered IN
this city. Call early and avoid tho rush.
KOTHERr 4 co.
b0J east Broad street.
$40 WORTH OF GOODS FOR 81 CASH
AND 81 PER WEEK. S2O. NH 81
A FACT, AND NO IlUMBUG.-
IA One hundred suits, to some dealers.
would be all their stock. but 20 me 10 isonly
small portion. | will sell for thirty days
100 CHAMBER SUITS. an new designs. and
IS PARLOR SUITS ~ the lowest factory
prices. Come see and be convinced. You
will save money. WILLIAM DAFFROS.
1880 and I43S Main street. ~ Governor
street west Broad street. Telephone, 3s5.
NH 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16
MILLINERY.

7 AIDES, ATTBNTI0N.-0STRICH
II FEATHERS dyed. cleansed. and curled
Feathers dyed In all shades and the latest
tints without injury. Cleansed and eurled
in the most approved manner. and made
from pieces I'm the latest Partisan style. Kid
gloves and laces cleansed. j. STORCK.
nom Paris, Ostrich and Fancy Feather
Manufacturer, 800 east Broad street,
Richmond. Va. NH 29-lmt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-16

HAVING PURCHASED THE
IL business OF my late husband, b. b.
French conducted az No. 1909 Main street.
| hereby appoint CHARLES =. FRENCH
and SAMUEL CRANE my agents 20 carry
on the BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSl-
NESS under the firm name of FRENCH *
CRANE, Agents. STELLA Z. FRENCH.
APRIL, IL 1855, ap l2-2W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
MARTINS FERRY.

AS was stated in yesterdays paper, the
Council, at its regular meeting last tuesday
night, discharged all the police, and no
sooner was this done than the actual need
of them was demonstrated On Wednes
day night crowd OF hilarious hoodlums
paraded the streets in the lower part oi
town stoBins houses, kicking doors, upset
ling water barrels and making themselves
generally disagreesble.
Yesterday afternoon John Beck and Jas.
Lacey held a difference Of opinion, which
they we're unable 10 settle until they got into
a Fl, BIT. the result OF which is not known.
AT about three o clock Thomas Hum phre-
vile and John Craig had rather lively
fight in front of Exleys planning mill, on
Hanover street. 1t is said that Craig has
at numerous times used very insulting
language when HumphreTilles sisters or
mother, who are highly respectable people
might happen 10 psss on the street. 1t
seems that on this occasion Humphrevllle
happened to hear the 7anark made and
accordingly proceeded to do Craig up
Persons who witnessed the affair say that
Humphreville was entirely justifable in
what be did and that il IS o pity 1t ended 30
soon.
Tinker Downey was out yesterday exhib-
iting Thomas Fi,zsimmons equine para
dox.
On Wednesday night Willie Harrison
gave a pleasant party at his fatboEs resi-
dence. in Paul's addition, in honor OF his
wedding. Willie and his wife received
guests TO the number OF about thirty. A
very pleasant time was experienced BY all
those present. ,n
We were mistaken when we stated that
Scott and Res were to be at the Excelsior
rink on Thursday night Ii should have
been tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
A TRICK
At the Polls Gives the Election
in Illinois
The REPUBLICANS YESTERDAY.
A 6g Democratic Majority LuIed Into
. Security by Their Own
Numbers.
LlGAN'S CHANCES VERY BRIGHT.

SPRI! GFIELD, May 7.-Unoficial returns
reeived up to 2:30 this afternoon show
Waiver (Rep. to be over 250 ahead. 1t is
geerally belived that these figures will not
benaterially changed. Scuyler county is
clmed to have been the best organized BY
the Republicans and was moi 80 strongly
Deocrstic in the last election as the other
thre counties in the district. The indics
tioi DOW are, without full returns being in,
thathe republican candidate is elected.
the Republicans have carried the dis
tricit would give them l03 votes on joint
.ballo,and if the sitting and the other anti
Logs Republicans should consent to abide
by j caucus DEGREES it would insure the
eleoDn OF a Republican to the United States
Sene.
A Republican Trick.
lie election of the Republican was &C
conlished in the face OF large Demo
cras majority, by novel piece OF political
WOE The Republicans had refused to
nan a candidate in the district. The
DeDcrats had nominated their man, but
the poll was very light, as they knew of no
oppiuon. The Republicans had not been
idlelowever, and thorough understand
ing tisted among them from the leaders
dow 1T 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
therandidate was announced, and every
Reblican voter was hunted up and
mahed to the polls.
L0Ean's Chances Good.
SNGFIELD, May THE Senatorial as
pe6as been materially changed by events
theast 4S hours, and Logans chances ap-
pesvery much brighter, although it is not
poively known what Sitting may do. That
coleman left for home soon as it became
aprent that Weaver had been elected to-
da The general impression here
is that he will fall into line when
th time comes, although he feels
soover the abuse he received, when he
pad with Shaw. Logan is confident Of
hiuccess and the Democrats admit that
tb were outgenevaled in this matter and
bhe themselves for being 80 lax. None
ohe representatives from that district
- took the trouble to visit it during the
ehion, so confident were they that no op-
ption would be offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
GRANTS CASE DIAGNOSED
BY DIR. shrady In the Medical Reeord-Ths
Condition Very Favorable.

BY DIR. Shrady In the Medical Reeord-The
Condition Very Favorable.
NEw YoRK, May 7.-Dr. Geo. F. Shrsdy
in the Medical Record Of May 9th, will say
of the condition of General Grant: Daring
the past week General Grants bodily health
has mach improved, and he has been en-
abled to enjoy short drives in the park, to
walk short distances out of door aud 70 do
considerable literary work on his forthcom-
ing memoirs. His appetite is better be
has relish for his food, and his sWsl-
lowing is not attended with much
pain. Locally his disease shows slight
tendency to progress. The sloughy exuda-
ton has disappeared, exposing exubersnt
fungoid EXAMINATIONS in its place. This
condition still involves the right and pos
terror parts of the phsrynx, the right ton
silsr region and the right side Of the base
of the tongue. The pslstsl curtain is still
considerably infiltrsied, although all signs
of active inAammatory trouble have disap-
peared. At the base Of the uyuls, on the
right side, q small fungoid excrescence has
developed, which has shown q disposition to
extend. On the free margin OF the palatsl
cnrtain midway between the uvula and right
tonsilsr region a similar growth Of small
size has also appeared, The liberation at
the base Of the right anterior tsucisl pillar
and alongside of the tongue presents worm
eaten surface indicating an extension Of the
destructive process The breathing is free
and the voice is clear, but the movements
of the tongue are somewhat restricted, at
fecting articulation accordingly. The en-
larged glands Of the lower jaw
are somewhat harder, and in
consequence Of surrounding iuasmmstory
infltrstion are quite firmly fixed. There
is, however, less pain in the diseased parts
than formerly and the secretion of mucus is
less abundant The patient obtains full
nights sleep with minimum amount of
morphine, and swakes feeling much re.
freshed. Despite the favorable general
condition there has been unfortunately no
changes in the local disease to warrant any
modification of the original diagnosis by
the members of the medical staff. DIR.
Shrsdy is the consulting physician in the
case of Gen. Grant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
WHAT IS The EPIDEMIC ?

Ninety More New Cases Reported at Ply
mouth-I. 1t the Cholera:
WuEEsBARRE, Pa, May The sudden
rise in temperature has had bad effect on
the people residing in the feVerstricken
town of Plymouth. Ninety more new cases
are reported this morning. A rsiswss
made upon the physicians again last night;
They retired early to get little nesded
rest, but toward midnight were routed out
of bed again by the fresh cases which had
lust broken out. DR.. Mckee, who has a.
tended upwards of 2,2O0 cases in the last
four weeks, has had to give up, as he is
c,mpletely worn out Several other physi-
ssns ere in the same state. Four wagons
loaded with provisions started out in charge
of the ReGet Committee this morning to
supply those who are in destitute circum-
stances. A 6fty dollar contribution was re-
ceiyed from Philadelphia this morning.
Is 1t Cholera or Fever"
While the belief is general that the di-
sease is typhoid fever, there are some ply.
sicians who think to the contrary. One OF
them said this morning. After midnight
last pipht | was called upon to attend
miner in the upper end of town, He was
suffering with a high fever. In the even
inc | had met the same man in perfect
health returning from work. Seven hours
afterward he was iever-s,ricken and vomit,
ing violently. This is certainly not typhoid
fever as the latter has no such symptoms
A patient with genuine typhoid is sick two
weeks before the disease manifests itself.
can't say it is Asiatic cholera, and | sm
sure it is not typhoid.
From the last report FIVE deaths occurred
In Plymouth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
Personal POINTS.

Movements of WI slingites. and the Co'a.
ing and Going OF strangsrs-
Harry Rumlie, OK Bethany College, Is IN
the city.
C. H. Mcdonald or Washington, Pa is
at the McLure.
Hon. D. Fl. Leonard, of Parkersburg, 81
rived in the city last night.
Mrs. Frank Booth has returned home
from visit to TiRn, Ohio.
Messrs II. Cohn and SiS Hays formerly
of this city, now doing business in Clege.
land, o., are at the M2Lure.
Mr.. Chas. B. Smith left for Pittsburg yes
terday to pay visit to his daughter, who is
attending college in that city.
C. J. Seaman, of Cleveland, O., q
prominent member of the Beta Theta Pi
fraternity, was IN the city Yesterday
Crawford II. Booth and Col. Jim Mendel
o. Texas, arrived in the CITY yesterday
They lock as if the country was doing well
By them. They report everybody we'd at
TAYLOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
REBELs EXECUTED.
Two OF Prestou's Companions Hung Mt the
City of Colon.

Two OF Prestou's Companions Hung mt the
City of Colon.
Colon, May THE two rebel leaders,
Portazal and Cocobolo, who advised and
assisted Preston in the burning OF this CITY,
and who have been prisoners on the Galens'
were delivered yesterday morning to Cen
ersl Reeves, Commander in Chief of the Co
lombian forces by Captain Kane. A court
martini was then held by General Reyes
and the rebel couspiratOrs we're sentenced
10 death. No delay occurred in executing
he sentence of the court. In the after
Icon the condemned men were taken TO the
middle OF the ruins, which they were instru-
mental in making, and hanged in the pres
ence of thousands Of persons who had assem-
5led 10 witness The enforcement OF the law.
The place selected for he hanging oy Gen
.rsl Reeves was the exact spot where the
eadprs of the rebels had started the hre on
March 81, which laid this city IN ashes an1
DESTROYED nearly every building 1t II Gen
raj Reeves prompt and vigorous action has
already had its effect The hsnging OF
Por,aIal and Cocobola struck terror to every
rebel on the lsthmus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
An Indian murderer Executed.

FoRr SMITH, ARK May Mitchell An-
derson, a Chcctaw Iadiau, Il years old, was
Yesterday executed according to the cus.on
of that nation for the murder OF another
Choctaw boy named Ninctss er' last sum
rsr Anderson was convicted in the Court
of the Mosholatubbee district, and was SEN
fenced in February last. He shot Win
chester while the latter was passing along
lonely road, and then horribly mutilated the
body and secured SIS. The condemned
youih was seated on q blanket in an open
place, with piece Of white paper pinned
over his heart, The executioner knelt be-
fore him, and with one shot killed him.
Anderson denied the killing until the last
few days, when the decision reached by the
Supreme Judge convinced him that there
was no hope, when he acknowledged, and
said his father was the instigator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
HEiILAbkk.

\ notice stating that there wou be
meeting OF the steel workers at the ware
house OF the Bellare nail works at 10 a. IN.
10 day, was posted in the postoflice yester.
day afternoon.
A mass meeting of the coal miners Of the
Sixth district is called 10 meet in SCOTS cut.
wCst Of town, to-mCrCw.
Michael Brand is home from Illinois.
Adam Fauptl has returned from the
Golden State.
Several rafts OF lumber are furnishing our
lumber merchants with a new stock.
The Niagara aud Elysian polo clubs give
a benefit in the rink Of the latter this even
ing.
4. L. Wethereld, Of Massilon,is in town.
DR.. Piper, Of Glencoe, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Pay day at the Bellairc Nail Works and
on the c. d p rosd to-day
Belmont Grove, A. o. Z. ID. has installed
officers for the next elk months.
Geo. Il Muth will be boss man at 6res
for another year.
First-class hobnailed shoes at 81 10, equal
10 any $3.50 shoe in the market at Helm
lein shoe house, Bank bailding, Bsllaire,
Ohio.
Band of Hope Of South Bellaire N. +.
church electsd officers last night.
W. c. Grafton is running photograph
gallery AZ Germantown, q.
The Knights of ST. George arc, consider
ably ahead by their carnival
The EIJsian and Niagara po!O clubs will
have al exciting match in she Niagara
rink on Saturday evening.
B. x o. officials we're in tom yesterday
attending TO some business
John Haney has been selected az director
Of The Glass City Building Association in
place Of John Jones, who resigned
John Fink has sold has brick in the or.
chsrd for S2.500
The A. NJ. L. Church fsstivaltaies place
tonight.
Mrs. W. j. Ferren is in Blrnesyille.
The Busy Bees OF the Episcopal Mission
held q social 1t the home Of Rev. Walker
last night.
Wv carry the largos. stock in the city in
Ii the latest styles, both In Gne and medium
priced goods We don't keep shoddy goods,
but will sal you solid foot wear st sboddy
prices. J. b. Heinhin & Bro, Beisire.
Ohio.
Janss Fittou will 90 to GAINESVILLE on the
18th Q. representative of all the |. o. o. T:
lodges Of Belmont county to the Grand
Losgs.
Rev. 7. Il. Taylor preaetes the 6. A X.
sermon on Decoration day.
The ice men, three in number. held .
mas meeting yesterday morning. Busi.
nees not known
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
IN the NORTHWEST.
Serious Reports About tho indian
80 FraCas.
INDIANS STILL LAUNDERING WRITES
The Settlers Urged to Stand in ThsF
Own Defense, And an latan
Slaughter Expected.
THE LATEST FROM the NORTHWEST

PKREE. ID. T., May 7.-Serious reports
about trouble on the Indian reservation are
rife, and the citizens very much aroused.
Many of them intended to 20 to the rsser-.
va,ion, and would have done 50 but for the
arrival Of the Sheriff Of this county from
Fort Thompson. He reported that the band
of rowing Indians who were breaking into
stacks and carrying of the set,ssrs prop.
erty were out on their own responsibility
and not acting under the orders Of Indian
Agent Gos,man, as they represented. The
Agent. upon lesrninS that the redskins we're
committing depreda'ions, Immediately dis.
patched the Indian police after them, and
they will be taken to The Agency under Ar.
rest. The Agent says he will do all in his
power to avert further demonstrations or the
kind. The set,lers viii in the future pro.
tect themselves, and if the Indians make
another outbreak very few of them will ever
return 10 the Agcacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
SOCIAlISTlC ASSES

Fire OF Their Months in Chicago Last
Night.
CHICAGO, May The Socialists held
a meeting last night to express sympathy
with the quarry strikers at Lemont. An
gust Spier said three years ago there was
similar stike, The men were then getting
from 81 10 81 80 day. The bosses then
won the fight aud they we're reduced. Irish
and German wOrkmen we're frozen out and
sorplsnted by paupers. This strike IS the
uprising of this pauper labor itself. Gov.
Oelesby, Sheriff Hanche,t, the militia and
everybody else who took part in qneiling
the Iiot were abused and all sorts of rash
s at, ments made.
Is, muel Fielding said that Sheriff Han-
Chett got his hand cut of in
the war. He wished it had been
his head. They would be towards
if his head was suffered to remain on for he
is responsible for the death Of the Lenout
victims. They have got to form a secret
society so that whenever a governor or
sheriff calls out the militia the governors
al sheritfs themselves should be executed.
A. r Parsons introduced resolution de
rouncinc the killing of two OF the strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
ON THE OHIO.
An Epltome of y e~s Concerning the Boats
and Boatmep.

An Ep,tome of y ews Concerning the Boats
and Boatmsn.
The marks last nightindicated : feet and
falling.
The Elaine will be to-iays Psrkersaurg
pocket.
Tie W. N. Chancellor is due down this
morning early.
The Louis A. Sherry is due up this morn
ing for Pittsburg.
The Clifton and II. NJ Townsend passed
up at p m, and the Jim Wood att.
Capt. Mack Gamble was in the city yee-
terdsy snd received hearty welcome from
his many friends.
EVANSVILLE, May River l3 feet ii
inches and nearly stationary. Weather
cold.
CNc1sxlTl. o, May River Is feet
4 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
colder.
CAIRO, Ill, May River 81 feet !
inches and falling. Weather cold.
LOUISVILLE. Ky Nay River falling
with I feet 6 inches in canal and feet
inches on falls. Weather cold and cloudy
indicating rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
WHEELING, w. FRIDAY MORNlNGMAYS g. 1855
THE ITALIAN MURDERER CAUGHT.
The Sender OF the Pittsburg Horror Ar.
rested at New York.

The Sender OF the Pittsburg Horror Ar
rested at New York.
New YORK, Msy Police Inspector
Byrnes on Tuesday received e dispatch from
Chief Doyle, of Chicago, stating that the
Italian Agiostin's Jurado, who is charged
with the murder of the man found in the
trunk at Pittsburg, Pa, had come to New
York. A description of Jursdo was given
and Detective Sergeants Perazzo and Tes-
saro found him hiding at l45 Wooster
street, the same night. The prisoner was
taken to police headquarters, where he
gave his age as twenty-four and said he was
q peddler. Chief Doyle was communicated
with, and Detective Bonfeh, accompanied
by the baggagemaster who checked the
trunk from Chicago TO Pittsburgh, at once
started for New York. This afternoon the
baggagemaster unhesitatingly picked Jurs-
do out as the man who had brought the
trunk to the station. The prisoner refused
to make any statement, but willingly agreed
to return to Chicago with Bon6eli. They
start early Friday morning.
The Body IdeRtified.
PITTSBURGH, May THE body of the
man shipped from Chicago to this cry in
trunk, last week, was exhun,@d to day and
positively identified by francesca Caruso as
The remains of his brother FilGpo. Fran
cesco is of :he opinios that Fifipo was mur
dered by countryman named Augustine
Glardo, who was preparing to go to Italy.
Glardo knew Filltpo had money and frequent
ly importuned him for sufficient amount to
pay his passage over. The murdered man
was last seen in company with GiArdo and
Russo, and Francesca thinks he was tied
and then strangled by hand. Detective
Bonfeld, OF Chicago, lert this aftersoon for
New York to head off Gila,do and Caruso
went back to Chicago 10 secure the ax.est of
the aceompliees there.