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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
BNTTLlNG FOR Ireland.


LuND0A, Jana 2.-Pmrlianant was
pfcrozaed to-aay. FollouinQ i the
Queenss suaeoh. Ny Lsords ana Rnn-
flaDen, have determined 70 rnIanga
yoa froD yo1e hinh duties befoga ths
full pliahmsna o. tha rsQniar
wofk % Ne session, n order % asear-
tain the SENSE Of My paapia 90 an i'm
noEtznt proposal 10 establish 9 taQisla
ave body 10 1neiand for lhe nnanaRs
meut of Irish, aa dIstinauiaed from fm-
peEial. aHaiEa. With thia ohioat i :
ny intantian 70 dissolve RArliameut
cou1iuue 80 happily maintain meM
kxi1n6lF xuiz1i@ns wiEn all foreign
powers. have ens satisfaction % 60
qaaint you with she faa4 that ths var.
l1ko operntion4 uf B1rvia aeningt Bulge
Fia have bean brouaht % 3 closa through
the wise oonnseis Of the powers ard ths
lerbeAzADoe Of tbs GnItan. and also,
altar period Of anxiety, % The adep-
lion q p3eino oounseis b Greece. The
di1afninR Of the Greek EoKes ID nsw In
progress. It has removed z seFioas
danger 30 the peaqo of k1Eopa, Ihe
etats of Affairs h Egypt has improved
have been enabisd 20 mateEialiy re-
du1e my force IN that ounnsEV amd %
bring i within the aouthekn hmits of
kNypf proper. / have oonnluded AZ
FanGementa With spain, which II adopt
Cd b. the O0ttea viii. trust. increase
car commercial intafooaFss with Spain
aad also snooQfaRs she Importation Of
colonial wines. have felt 4 lively
pleasure 10 pEomoiinR The exhibition o.
the pr0dusaG manufactures and are Of
my colonial and IndIan domini1ns.
shieh Il nov being held in the metrop-
ola"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

LONDON, Juna 25.-yohn Bright haa
written for public uss q lstter 10 PeteF
Rylands. Liberal Unionist, 10 aid him
IN securing q 70 eleotion. In this letter
Bright says be hopes lhat Rylands will
be successful Ia carrying the HREkley
district and adds, "What your otponr
ents think an error may prove patriot
ism and wisdom. Il ID Qrispoua 10 see
how men 81 liberal principles treat Lib
erals Who6e only fault liss In their sup
port Of what the Liberals accepted q
year ago. Honesty and capacity seem
of small value compared Go the aupple-
ness which permits and enables mem
beFs 70 turn their backs upon them
selves, whenever q great leader changes
his mind on any oou Rsa.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

OoNaEaErlEoREn. June 2t-Iha Sal
tan has nhosan the eAoiesal pxodacfions
% Turkish industry e. wedding prss-
enl far Psesldsuk Clsveiand. and haa
despatched them % . special steamer
II care oi TIE EiEs1 DEaRaman Of tha
Ameri9an Legation II prsferene8 %
Turkish olsIols IN flGfeEsno4 20 Auaeri-
aln nnnnlllnEinnnl aarnnln.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

Mos1nnar. Jana ga thEoaRh tFaia
hanca 10 VnneoaveE viii leave Mon9ay
naxa q p q. The 800 miies VII he
trasaEasd IL Ia6 ho1ra. the train reach
ina tha Pnaiia On The following San
aay moEnina. Thia, ths oona1ian Pc
else mufhoFitiaa state. beats ~ time
hstassn Nee Tork and san EEaneiaoo
hy twenty hnnFM Whsa TIE Foaa h
thcruurhly ball4slsd ~ alzlA1oe vii
Be eovarad Ia I'D hears. Eseniually,
Il d hoped, q fHEther re4ueftou 70 -
hoars wfn - mn6e. fAsaEnRar and
freiena eAnrres have net yes heen issasd.
ba1 L 5 un8sEaaeo9 thai the thFcuah
penaanasx fmrs, arnt -esnss. wil b ea1
nssaad eians eEa.ho. Ibs tFaia eqaip-
meat h aehEouled % he he anasl in
he werid
nasemsafnk she MenlSe3tM
Pass. gana 8.-Tha Franoh Radfsal
ursau paint e sne Caans * Para man-
issnao e proaf of ~ danxsrsua Fhafae-
~ a. he mAn a. EsAl4a1s q too -
rnhsia. Tha9 my tha uauifHNsp eom-
plassiY unnnasks ~ Eea1 ehaEast1E ae :
TSrss e IL safs CoaarIlsss sd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

QuEHRr. June S5.-Hanian and Hos
mer roWod Z Kace here today. lhrss
miles with = tnrn. Hogmor turned aha
SAKE 1o1Fteen ssco1dg n ne lad. bat
% tAa way hone HnnInn passed him.
ard eesinz ups finished onig 2 half E
Ie8alh ii front.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

ANH AHnsn, MICA . 11e 2ll---Aif. v =.
Vnuahen Il axamAninR . npeoimeu ~
the ias cream Hk,1h FoeeuiiF pois1uod .
number q nezaona Mf Newton. MienAy
rsn. hna ma1s fhe discovery th4t fgEo-
foEinon. tks aesiva elsmaEt IN po.suH
ssna ehassa, wh3eh be discovered aorne
tina siEca. uas alBo pEe1g11 % - -
srnmm mna wna the cMnsa Of ahe aIo&
nena. Thfs usupca fhst tgro3oxiegn 3
7lna a ~ aeaaanpoalian - mia and
rsa4 - dnsaIcpsd u sny MIX which q
hrns h an fnu1ra atnezrAAlo q a.
rlexn v,nara. The Nefm ssns . mnl
lIrlr srrV rarl1IT ard : suaN anounf
~ snfmfe6 m5Ik Ws3 cN0n tAo mAoia.
Is h DI. FauaAsrs tksosg - tysotrz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

SraaoUsn, n. Y, Iune 2s.-Rsv. John
Z. OsSallipan uas lasi night found guilty
bv 3 iaFy of criminai Agsanlt on Abbte
O'csnnor 81 ths Catheiie parsonage n
gamiilons, ID May. 1884. 1he trial haa
been il progress thFee daya and ezcited
arsat lufsgast 20 CalhsIia and oshar CIR
elsa The evidence was e nsansatinHsl
aharaoier. This morning @odes &en-
ness sentenced him 70 elsEen yeaRE
ia AuhaEn pFisoa. A say - proosed-
inQs for 8 waak Was aFAnted. 9sFlma
uhiah tims ha uiil Be ennhned - the
0nondaga psnisentiary IN thia oily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

NV LoEDoE, Coma, June She
RAGS stween tha Yale University and
the Univafsity of Pennsylvania crews
took plaae this afternoon on the Thames
four mile straight away counss. Yale
Won practically sc viii, taking the laad
at ence aad mAiniaining it throuRhouf
without ever being pushed. lime:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

NKw Fomx, June 13s-~Hnalnea1 f4li-
aass dnFing the lae4 seven Gays IN t1e
United S1ats& and C4nada wass 60
aqninsl LIS daring tke pFseedina aeek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Amer sAs sHsssuHl Ranks.


WASHINGTON, September As 8
result Il ~ order made to-day by
Conp1ulsr-of-ihs~Cur-sncy Trenbolm
4 Is p-pbRbls that . considerable NM
bsr Of national banks VII find then
elves IN troEhle and be nulcted n
hsHry fDes- Il seems that thsre has
betn 1T entire fkilu-e Of late years 10
enforce the law requiring national banks
20 submit repcrzs Of their condition 70
he Treasurer. As o consequence
Comptroller Trsnhnln SAYS that banks
n 6IfsrG1; parts Of TIA country have
crown careless and Indifferent II making
her fspcrts- Clnse scrutiny has been
made. and those banks thLt have been
most persistent and frg-rnt n violating
he law have been selected and VIII De
fred 50 rs 70 establish . better order 0f
thITgs
The nv Allows the banks fire dsys
sAsr tia receipt Of the cal n which to
render reports, and AFTER the expiration
Of that grace the Cousptrollsr rs re-
quirsdto fine tina delipqusa-s NJ the rsss
Of sl0o Sr every day's daisy. Tns
hardness ef banks n making rrporrs
hzs dslzysd he work Of ths ConptrOi-
lars sfhe and rendered necessary tie
order nsas today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
OerxresstuaAl xeB<z.xaens-
IRv fsslerrrur Il f,,e uiEus{ca.i


ST. LOFTS, September The Dem
ocrkts Of the Eightsenfh Illinois oan-
gressional district to-day rsn5ninssea
". z MD-issn-
C1NCIsNAsz, September T.-Tbe
Democratic esty Convention 81 the
Seventh ohit district to-dsr rso0mi-
rated bv snc.sznntiSn Hon James E
Campbell for Congress-.
81. Louis. SsYtsnbsr The Con-
gressiDu.l Convention Of the Ninth dis
tricf nominussa Hsn. John p. Glover
for Congress fins evening
INDIASAPoLIs- ISD-, September 4.
The Republicans Of the Eleventh cun-
rrtssicntl district, n convention nj
Peru today, rsnsminAtsd George W
Steele
BALTIMORE. September The
General Convection Of the Prohibition
party to-dny made the following 1oml-
nsfiuns for Congress First district,
LEVIN 5. Nelson: Second, Peter G..
Zuuck Thru, D. ". Glass Fourth
Eugene Lsvsrirg; Fifth, Cyrus "
Robinson.
wHEELIyc, ". VA, September !.
II. Republicans Of the Fourth con-
rrrssiunnl district NJ Point Pleasant
TO-DAY nominated John a Hutchinson
for Congress.
The Democrats OF the First district
net Ut Clkrksburg to-day and Doui-
mated . nEre John BrEnnUn for Congress-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

s,ress0sed Changes In rse Present Laws
70 Be made yexE MenEA-

s--er0sed Change. tn TIRE Present LsNs
70 Be made SexE MsnEA-
fgy teleErEyih % the DiSpRtchl
PITwsBUEGH, September - L Is
Understood that 3; the National Con-
rsutiar Of the knights 81 Labor 10 be
bed AZ Rici.mnnd next month changes
N tie p-essni Avs VII be maze tsSi
VII amount practically 70 3 eo1plsts re-
arrxuizxli0n @ the g-ds-- Ibs district
rlEn hns n3i proven 80 successful as
wns sxpsctsd. FOR he reason that u
mHuy places districts hsys 5ssn fa-nsa
wittslo districts. ana. n c8nEeq aeooe.
Tia local strength las tsea alvlded.
The great number Of district assemblies
also mikes Il iDDossltls Tor The
genera 0Bcsrs, svsa Nth the
assistance gwen It's EEsSu-!re Board
n ths Cleveland meeting 20 keep u2
with ira business The result Is tai
important matters frequently cG1oSt se
investigated promptly enough 20 prsFe1i
Gizsl-isfsclons TO remedy this z Is
proposed 10 initiate the 60Tsrnnr1t q
Ina United Sts;ss-thxf Is. 70 have
stHte organizations and I srp-sls or
natural assembly. STATE ssssuoliss
un5e- ia nsE pla1 VII have caIsral
Of TIE tcrTnurT EB6sr lAa1- sG-Is5ls-
non buz tbs acts q thar a-acHrs gll
be subject 70 rsvisAl hy the tIsas-Al
GEs.sr Workman. TINS Mr. P0EoeT-
" vii retain supreme cau1rsl While
gaming relief from the rozt1ns ws1k
thxt pow falls On his shoulders Tins
plxn has BEEN thoroughly eAnrssssa
sipce the adjournment Of me CisrslEne
Corvsutiun. and there is Gtze doubt
that 4 xln be adopted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

he NGserfsas InsRrEens Ess7es q Srs-
HoI Proe1RuaEssoA-
- - b tne ulapaica.l

tsT teleE-spn 70 TIE IispsicA.1
VICTORIA. TAMAULIPAs, MEx-.
September 7.-GUvsrn9r Coulter Is II
receipt Of tslegTElns informing him thai
Hlk1io RodrignsE MErtinsz, brother OF
he sE1Cus Coyote, crossed The k13
6rxo6e near RsmA. lsAaIng talrty-thrss
Tsxks-MexicEns TO JOlD the heFolo-
uuuistS- CgToi has issued o rsa-h0i
proclamation calling patriots 70 arms
senvUncing The DiAz Administrator
AID demanding the restoration Of tbs
Constitution OF 1853. Re signs himself
CnluDel JUN Rodriguez MARTINEZ
The ~Cbi0ntl Is an cd soldier, 3
good hEhtsr, and very popular with tas
common people.
ST. LOUIS. September A Globe
psB.ecr0t special from Ser Ls-s5s,
Msxiuo, SAYS: 4" i Is reported from
LK,san. Texas. thst e Coyote wEs Ii
that cltF Sunday night. ard the report
i confirmed Dr. rslihbls parties VINO
are personally acquainted TiIa Inn.
Nsndxy morning about forty cEya.rT-
nen CINE n rom LEupasss, sn3
lEter Eauther boST Q! msn came
n from down the river. The p0lIss
ADJ guards cEDs IN tbs A'lsrnDoo
and brought the body q one % their
cuurndes. L8lls GEr5in, vh3 Vas IL
sTRIy NODDED with BULLETS during thsr
late engagement with 81 Coyote. 4
courier E19 arrived last evening SAD
that BODY Of thirty men passed Ia
JSr1rts II tbs morning ca rDEfe % JoIn
Il C0yOts III thai P0i1i or beyond.
The guards ana police acknowledge thai
Ind not some Of them been relhiSd 20
members Of II Coyotes hand many Of
them would have oesn killed Is they
vers completely n TIE power Of shs
Insurgents. who had then surrounded p"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

The rknws GeDrsssaeos - A1kxnUosv
Tskm B.ssss ~ 9xs ems~s&
ny ANGLO Anersr~n ussie 10 fhe Eanpssuh- ]
ScFrA. Se9tHnbsr 7.-rhe Rnssisa
Consal bern has infcrnsd Prisce Alxx-
xpdsr that the Crax ancrpfs the prope-
sails made by tas Buig,r1xn nstzAles as
The cznditigns ef he ffaprs's abdfrs-
ton, md that ths Cxsr VII rsrsrzizs
TIE Efgc.ry. ths prisa 81 3rlrxris and
RUnmeliz- and the in5spxndcncs Of the
eDnntry and VII nFpoint Russian
military PlsaipSssnrsry rssiasus n
Sofa.
Princs Alexander to-day rsxItsd the
cnup ard hsee txrs~eH - hrs eficsrs.
20 vhsm he delivered III address
Prince Alexx7drr has twie net shs
cfhcsrs Of his army, whe calsd % per
sUsds h,m - rantan on the Baissrszn
throne. Ca each occasion be bssearAf
fbsn to refrxir firm opposing has ce-
psItura. The officers ezprcsssa deep
s0rrpw. but pruzuassa to foliew the
Prlnce's wish Prince Alsxxa0rs VII
lcEve SeEa September lSrb-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

nuenusnsssun q - 49, n~uasnns1<
.. ns~s~ue - - yss~-
NY ssa<xssyn - ~ I'sBnzrh-s
wzsn1xurcx. SsFtrmhsr 7.--Tbs
ftllswnx ts5srrsp, cmGruirg TIE prsss
dispatches srnsnncsrE fAs SURRENDER Of
Gerun'us. was rscxrsd n the War De-
pEtrsrf tina morning frnn GrnsrAl
q. o. Hurxrd.
AFoEr MAsox, Saw FRASczsoo.
September = lsatA J
"a xsSnzsnf- Ceasrsl EMSsd Sszs
xgpg. EEshfngfsz, n. c.
a6ensrBi Niles has rrtrrpsd to Fort
Borie with Kaschrz gsur Of cec1issj.
G<rurinD. and hrs hrgtAer, with lArse
eahrr Apncbes. AL - prEsnnsrs 81 var
The surrE16kr wss unconditional Cap
Aln LaEz0n rs following with ahs rsnain-
DER Ct basalf7-thIrty-Eix sdnlts and
tlfee ctslaren In AL -
WASHINGTON, Sspterzbgr --tsens-
-nl satisfaction was eTvrsssga ~ Tar
War Department 10-dgg uP5z TIE ~
csipf q ne nsHs of Geroni3s's Eur
ruDSer. Great praise Is bestowed Upsn
isssssral Niles scr the excsllrut csnenci
Of tie campaign. bat Il Is sRia that tina
results Of Gspsral Crooks c2mPxign
were Of great Tsfrs Cd General Niles.
ard the lattar has substantially foils red
he plan outlined BY his predecessor.
With increased forces il hss busn p9ss,-
be to guard gTErT wstsr-h0is and e.
fertnkny Stfbs: svy SStgupt Of he has
ties 70 return to fheir reservation
General Drnn, acting Secretary o.
Wa. was IN good spirits Alter the 70
ceipf Ct the efhciAi dispr1eh confirming
The press reports Of TIE surrender. IA
sz1d rhr1 this was the End Of q war rzn-
MIR. with hrisf intErmlssions. through
fwc1ty-Hre yekrs, and General MIlei
deserrsd rrsciz for his vigorous work
CAPTAIN Lsztan had also Distinguished
himself rs gallant Gibcer, Sna hIs PEr-
suif Of tae bostlss aDdsr adverse cDBaI.
tinns ard kEr6ships was thoroughly
ruumen6able. The acting Secretary
was not prepared 70 say what dlspos5-
ricn vgDld be made of TIA cxgtiTes
bit csr-Ki1ly, be SAID. nothing r0alc
be dcns n tAs mErtsr Until ths Pres
dents wishes were known The or
ginAl dispatch had been promptly rrsas-
uScts5 70 the A1irandarks for TIE m
fOrmai5nn Of ths PresicgBt. AID Untll
be has bean hetrd from, ths Indians
would he held II confinement 81 Fori
B0vis. ATlZana-
Othcr Ofscsrs Of the Department wsrt
sFpecihlv grbtiasd 81 learning tbs;
Geruuino's surrender was unounci-
ronRl. The Op1nin1 prevails n some
Quarters that the Indians VIII bs trEas.
fer-ed 10 the custody Of the L3ter1o'
DspErrueut far . TIME and IaEi &C.
rruinO and his lientsD=1ts WI ulti.
u.atslT be surrendered TO the civil a..
thur1les OF Arizgns and put apo. t11R.
for murder. with 8 result thai would
require little sf8rT 10 guess. Al 0flss'
Of high rank. however, inclinss to rhG
belief tbGt TIE President VII never con
ssrt 20 SURRENDER GsrouinB 70 Las oigi
authorities. but VII order his triEl 5g
cou-t-n ErtiEl. II Il should hsrsEsrded a
proper 70 tn hin Il al The sEnl
offissr SAID that ths successful ending o
the cnupsirn would be Of IDeslmS i
valve ao TIE Territory Of Arr SIR q.
TIE h0srilss hAd 50 r1vsEs5 and barrie
n area q risb COUNTRY 200 nile.
square 81 70 render Il Uninhs5isa5ls-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
ATLANTIC AND BAxvnLE EsAo.
HHI7rax ta y0se oa der SuisscrEsrfaeo-
Sxsneals-A Sd far Ctszrst-stssn-

HAIarax To y0Es on der Sutsses'Esrfaso-
Ss,beaAs-ASd far Cszzrst-stS1-
-Car-usJ,snasuoe ofihs RlrhEn5na DisuEtch
DASv11LE. September :. los6-
uEEiax county vii vote or sub
scriyfign Of sl0a 900 70 The AGEu.ie
and Druvills rBilrohS On the 18th. n
tbs mean time tbs surveying party are
gushing thar work forward, Ena WI
have completed TIE linz through HALIFAX
county. Two routes hive been sar-
rsred-sns from DEuvlDs 70 EEGiAx
Courthouse. thence RIA AbbEyTl1s aud
Scpr.sburg 70 BVyatgr; Rnstasi
Inc runs from Halifax Cont
hcnse 70 South Boston. crosses TIT
rIvsr At TIA; point, and tbsn goes so1th
a DKn rla ClErksElls 70 Boy ataE- II
X hnDsa thEi II ELEfax vo1ss SUP
scysurinn lie work vii se pushed
through 70 4 spss6y completion.
Tie yubIic schools we're apsus1fsss-
teraHy. and Sz5 FuTals we're s1EroIlsa lh
The graded ar higs school
The regular criminal tern g ne
Hastings Conf WIS Begin YESTERDAY.
but DO cases Of public interest have n
yet besn disposed OF.
The subscription % he I zino prayer
nesting to ths Charleston sRHsrsrs
ErnDuzss e. SINE $3.50
TIE ctr q DInTllis RFpropr1Ates
q 00o sor that purpose. Randolph
Lodge. B'nAi Birth, sends SIS 70 DGI
Lodge n ChRrlessan-
yothing hks been Beard as ret tro1
:. L Blackwell, vbo escaped iran
p1lsnr or Sunday Dlgtt-
TIE City Council GTt noE SIk1ns
srtirs MEASURES tgwErds building neE
cafy s,n1house. II instltztsa vnira L
sAcly needed here. ELLA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

- @~--**-%f--r -" ~<<& 1879 49,
sBEIxHEAD BAY, " Y Ssptsn-
tef : First rsrc--5ur thres-ysxr-olas,
'sree Quarters of q uile-Littis Msnch
sun frinorss second. Bay Rebel rhsrd-
Tine, LIS.
secuns racr-fsr 81 srss- oBs mile--
Beeky B vuns Shamrock secnnd- Frank
NEd third. Tine. ls4lf-
Third rsce-fpr treyesr-nlds- three
quE-te-s Of . zlle-C0nnenHra won
Amy second, Pension th1r1- Tine,
I=l5s-
fVUr1h raoe-fsr al aces. one niis
and |. furlGnr-Jim Donrlss Eon !;
lnsb second. klgin third. Tine, l-sS3-
fifth race-ops and FIVE eiehfhs
niles Lucky 3 von; Exile second,
L.ouisette third Time. i-ss3-
Sixth rsce-ors Knd ans sIrath niles
On tuTf-Fsrons w1a; Elizabeth secsnA
Ernest third Time. LISA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

L0SDox, September All is re
ported that PErntl hHs come 20 terIrs
with the Government. ana tAEt be has
arranged 70 withdraw tnLt part Of has
and bil which relates % rAlaEIaBn
IN exchange FOR the Gsreruusnt's &c
csptE3cs az tbs part relating 10 sGsPsa-
si0n q eviction.
PErIiEme.i VII. it Is thsught- n
crnsequsocs Of TINS, adjourn On Sep
feubs- 18Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08


MoSrc0nERT. Ala. September :.
A special TO tAs z4pss4scr tren tsaas-
der, Ala, Eivss ~ srsVznt Q: hsrrs-
be CRIME by negro pzTGt- Gses
Watts Ee hysd ten miles N the
country N cabin z1th ass three csf'
aren. the eldest ten ysars old. e.
csnily be expressed wish 70 gst ris
Of ihen. and q frw nights since, Jasf
before 6sF, knocked ~ n the bead
with q st1rk, yilsi qullss ard bedding
on TIE floor. set fire 70 the horsa, last
ensd II. En5 left The Ere was GisGOr-
ere5. 5u: when taken oct the eldest
Child was 6es6 and the other two barely
slire. fhe skulls q bufh berg fractured
Gsbe has bss1 arrested. he confessed
me CRIME. and sad be DID Il Because be
Gid no; want the cka1rsn 70 az n tho
hands Ct wbits faIks-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

Tsy tsasE-zEh 70 iss oi<@1us-


cHAKl0TgE, Y. C., September -
The Mscklsnhzrr County DesneS-Etar
Corrsrn1n was hsld here tS-aEr- Ths
messirg was large ard enLhaslasEis-
AlsxEpder WIS 1eDoHsInHisa ir tie
Sers.s. MesSrs. keh, ossarn. and
Nuurs we're nszninstrd f5r GAs Esass,
Morrow fer r3srb, AID GraAEa ssr
sheT5f.
Mrs. Gilbert Brsr.zgr. 6Eaghssr Of
yB6rs Ave1Ll, died II MorgaAsoa %
d1F-
/ nfEri to ssy last night iAsf CaKr-
.gsis 5uraass 81 bea instead ID sloe TO
she Charleston sufferers
Rev. A G. McMEnsssy rspsatsa his
xrrur ez he slrlAgusas ie-nissi a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

nasy s.cn ~ M. IL kssu<zfss
ysrhf vAscA cspazia stuns nilsd ID ~
wpp@fy ~ GsasRzz Psna. sAs was
s~Du 81 tia Pmzt.n q IL tina she
<siestse ths Gsnss<s- Hen trsw csfs-
SISTED Of six1sss an. - mast If rhsn
mr. sre6ss % Exsrgisnk- j. was IN
insi that The cap w1s eon By shs
schooner ysrhk Ansirs II Cowss. Eng
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

loo wEsT F0ETY-NINTa STREET.
l-.-.-- L. 80

100 WEST F0ETY-NINTs STREET. ?
NEW YORK. June g. lss&
Hsviug II The courss Of lErgs Prsn-
tree extensively used AIlsock's Porous
Plasters n tbe VARIOUS diseases AID
oundlai8ns q he laaEs and Pleura- Ea1
lwBys VIII 5uscess. recommend her
uss y thai uasi aggrsTatinr disease.
sumner Ca-E-rh Or hav-fsVs-. STRIPS
Il PlRstsf applied cvsr he taroEi sd
chest VII afford grea. rs.isf from tbs
chskinc, tickl-1E lnths threat whsez-ug.
shartness q 5rszfh- sna ptins = thf
chest. z EeCOENi "a u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

Cry OF MEXICO, September g.
Hun. Arthur Sedgrirk. ths spsc'El syuni
ssuf hsrs By the Uuitsa states Govern
nsnf TO inquire into tbs CUtsiug CASE.
his completed his Investigation. xas
las gore 70 Ch7huthuE. having oerKsnr5
T,r--uissscu from TIE MsEicEn Gore-1'
nerf 70 lock Al al the records IN the
cnpP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

NsEn tsmpe-1turr--


Il requires s good asAl OF grace for 3
village clergyman EbO Is hivsys called
upon 10 cfhcis-e A. funerals - feel Cd
tirsly resigned 10 the sstuRt'on when
BE observes TINT rs hrotasr-eisrgyInan
across the TSy Is invariably summoned
whenever . wedding Ceremony Is 10 De
yerfarned.-Be gDeNDorTb Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
gn7rh ouunit
Ausu.sa again shaken

Aucussa EatS shaken.
AUGUSTA. Ga. September I--fwo
sight shocks we're felt here so-Ssg-3ne
a. II so A. Il, the other ST 40 P. N
fresh shocks an Sreece.
BY Auglo-A msr1cEu sBsIs 70 The DisastrA
ATHENS. September fresh
shocks Of "a earthquake were fsli 70
aEy II tins CITY &ne hGlEFrlas ana
slseUhs SEISMIC runbl-rEs were
hsSIa yesterday throughout PsioP0n-
-eEus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Fetal Orbs-0ptton ARRAY IN Texas
lBv teIsC-Eph . tns Diapssgn.l

" uElrL-tAbL LII AtAhfAnHN--sl
sax ANTONIO, Tx, September -
A telegram from Kennedy Station or
he LIE 81 the San Antonio And ATkEn-
sxs passenger railway ssys A. ARRAY
occurred between TWO MexiGErs sd tao
AMERICANS. On one SIDE, and officers On
the Osber. III DAlsrvilis, kErDss county.
I'VE niles from Kennedy. ii : clock
yesterday. during It's voting On The
lockl-0yti8n question. II which Sheriff
Tats Elder, his brother, Depufy-SbarIf
3. Elder. EDd A n. Pulsn were
killed outright; Dspusr-Sherlf Jack
BHilsr and another Dsnber Of the
PuIlen family dangerously wounded /;
and Coup+y-Att0rnsy Graves, Deputy
Sheriff BlEir. Charles Daley Ind ".
&. Butler slightly injured The tEo
PuIlsns we're old men and we're not 81
rsrs6 u the afr1y. They ws-e hi by
str.r bullets. The MsxicKns engaged
N TIE shoodDg have escaped County
AttarnsF Grsrss has autographed 10
Governor ireland for four rangers 70 ~.
n capturing the Nsxicxrs and 9thsrs
engaged IN tbs shooting. As the scsos
uf TIE no; is sums distance from tsis-
Graph offics the original Cause Of the
ir0ubls las not been maze known. II
IL known, b0Eever, thk; ths lockl-opl0n
election gkE al the bottom 81 Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

rsv ttlnr-rph % The Das9Airil-l

Isy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch
WAsErSGToN. September ST 4
E.-Fsr VwgrEaa and A1rsa CCrelsRa,
tcay frscttsr IN the Ente-Ear, locGi rslHl
"a he naGsf, Eear}y Ssas1aRGry semPcra-
Iurc. e1Sfsr.y arlneS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
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