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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
ANOTHER VERSION.
The Killing of sRor@on DRitoD by
rspoty nsrsbats Explained.

WAsGINCToN. December IA telegram
from .. !. HOLSTER. collector Oi Internal
revenue m Salt Lake CITY. 90 &. ". Ben
nett. q Gentle citizen 81 tab. now IA thi.
civ. SAWS that nHed States Marshal Dyer
ha> received the following telegram from
his dcruiv, Thompson. With reference q
the killing Of Mormon Dalton NJ Parowan
Yesterday
This morning about II O'Clock | under
took 70 rcarresl L. NJ. Dalton, OF this place.
De Dalton having escaped from the OH
Gers lost Sl.fino. lie was on horseback.
". q. Norton and myself both hailed hIm,
buf he turned bis horse and Started 10 get
away. fired with the intention Of shoot
ing over him. calling hi, name before ]
called to h'm - halt.
Helli,'cr adds The shooting j. much
regretted here. Dyer ba' discharged
Thompson from the service, and holds Inn
on writ 0f hubedS corpus from The Dis
trlCt Court.
The father - The deceased participated IN
the Nouufan-Mcodow massacre. in 1850
Dalton himself WIS arrested on an indici-
mcpi for unlawful cObabltailcn. and e.
capcd lie was again arrested in April
I.~G. fcr the same offence. He knocked
the guard down and again escaped. H."
tas been a terror 10 the officer. in southern
Ttah ior YEAR. Last Mag DE sen, threat
rut1c letter, 20 ihe marshal, office at Il be
vcr notifying the GcpJtic. thai u they cX-
ueci,d ~ arrest him they had better come
,rmed. Thompson has been connected
win the uaIsbaf> office in southern GAO
for twelve years. and ha. always been re-.
esIdcd,a> q good and discreet officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
The Trade Dollar nne Free Delivery
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lRy telegraph 20 the Dispstcnl

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
snE TARIFF QUESTION.
VIII the uorrsscs Bali be Consider
ca Views of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE tariff
j. Tie principal topic OF conversation to-
nigh; wherever pablo men coneregaie.
The wellinIofmed on eIca side express
grave doubts as 20 the rc,u lt. Republicans
and protection Democrats are somewhat
more confident oi The defeat OF the motion
10 consider the Morrison bill than the
revCnuc-rcform Democrats are OF %. sue
cess.
Mr. Iliscock Pepubliclnj said my
impression j. that II will br defeated by
three or four majority. The actual
strength against the Morrison hill, think,
Is three 10 six. but Il Is difficult TO tell Just
how It will come out on account OF alb
sentccs and fixtures 70 secure palrs.
Mir. jane, o. B.ooklyn. who voted for
iHc consideration Of the Morrison bill last
session. Uould. Mr.. HIscock said. vote
AGAINST confederation this time. There
was chance that they would gain other
Republican votes. lie had heard rumor,
.la one OF TWO Massachusetts Republican,
@ouid vote for consideration. bui he WIS
inclined q believe the reports would prove
TO be untrue.
Nr. McAd0o. o. New ferscv, who has
irctn very prominent among he - .m1-rIt-
opposing consideration. said: " II will br
very close. but We expect 10 win ~
small majority. The motion 10 consider,
I think. will Doe defeated unle-, there /,
break In the Republican ranks He denied
the report that protection Democrats had
made ovtrtures - Mr.. Morrison looking 20
The consideration OF the bill upon c0ndi-
ton that q point Of order should not he
raised against incorporation IA tht 5lll 81
Mr.. RanGaLps intcrnaLrcycnue reduction
proposition.
Governor NcCreary. Of Kentucky Dem
ociail. who ba, been active ~ endcay orlnc
10 secure consideration, said % am hope
ful 10 get az The bill, but | am mol certain
Of u. The count We make il very close.
/ think there j. o chance % get IL NO. and
! ihink there i, chance that il will De- beaten
! ly about five vOfe," Mr.. Wei. Of New
| NOrk. Governor Mccrearv said. would tIi,
/ time vote for consideration. There is
! evidently e change" hc added. "to 70 ccr-
/ tin extent 100 the minds OF those VINO
voted against il before. They express the
| belief th9t q revision ought 70 hc made In
| !he tariff, bui sin with slight plu.ci
! ,h,y won't consider the question nov.
The protection Democrats held au1'ler
confluence 70 Nj. McAdo0'. room. To-
nlht. Member. who were present said
| thni every STATE in which Democratic Pro-
iectinui-;. were 90 he found wa, rei.e-
,eu:cd. and thai al their men were a.
| counted for. 80 that they knew ,beir exact
standing. They declined 90 slate the pre-
ci,f number i'm their ranks. Mc,-r~. MUi-
lcraud ~prig--. of New ork. " D." are nov
absent. would be present tomorrow. they
said. and would yo'" o0"'n,t consideration:
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pIsAsTERs IN wHALERs.
a Esikwrecked ard rwesfy i've Lives
Lo-t-Fstsi Explosion ON
Ahfpbeatd.
Icy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l

~tN FrANTIgCO, December 1.-At 3:JD
o'cloeh ihi- morning the whaling bark A.
lauiic Wa driven ashore mile and htf
below the Cliff House and went 90 pieces In
o lew minutes, not Q spar remaining stand
ing. The wreck was stIewu along the
beach for three or four miles. About
TWENTY-FIVE men ART believed 10 be lost.
] he captain and mate, with eight or ten
utn. were saved.
At The time 81 the disaster there wa
GtH,c fog. and heavy sea wa running.
The Atlantic left here yesterday afternoon
fora cruise IN the south Pacific, after " hich
she was Ia proceed 10 the north. >he was
an old vessel. and was owned by !. & ". L
Erng. Of New Bedford. Mas. and Va,
cOmmaaded by Captain Thomis y. War
Tcr. II j. not vet possible 70 ascertain the
names u TIE lost and saved.
The steam whalor Mary and Helen tack
FIRE ;hi. morning While 90 Der wharf. The
ire communicated with The magazine n
the vc--ei and an explosion occurred. Kill
ing tar >or OF Captain Miller and one sailor.
= De- NC--tI. whole side wa- blown out.
The following 1, Captain Warren, st1ie-
meut. We we're flowed ont 90 >,a ye>t'r-
day. There Wa heavy head, "cii audno
wind. and The current. werr Pc strong That
Vc couie not get ont ~ ,ht well. We
let GO both anchor'; but the 'es 'Wcp..
our d'ces. anu Wa - ne. L,N
the' 'nehor' couIu MOI hoid. we
Graeeed "-h'ie' ana siI'cN ~ i''g
\. d. le MN were "lu- Na'heu uu
durirl all ihis tine 10y we inineh.e wave
That dashed over u' Iht vessel weh' 10
llcces IN hour ana bail aiter 'he stu-b'
There Wa NeiY heavy log, ana u wa
IntcN o@Ih. suo'eeu'u ln loNyIl4- w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Observation-Disclosures Arrest.

IIl ItItEfaf ID 70 LIIt ID IIal- u
KANSAS CITY. December ll.->y sylvester
Gruuda. under arrest for completely BOZ the
uadduck murder. viii be- taken 10 SIOUX
CIV tonight. The Star vil publish @
confession. made to-day, iu which Grandi
admit. be- wa. with the party and drank
with them. They bad agreed q attack
Haddock aud smother prominent Prohibit
zionist. Arsu-d1ri. he says, fired The ,ant
which Killed iladdock. Grand1. with bis
8 &c. and k0~huit,kL Who i- DOW
under arrest az Sioux CiF. frated
aoeu the river on o fat. B'ah ADD ko-h-
ui,,hi vent 90 60 California.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
ramIna's E0y " Saved.
Nv teIeClaph 20 the u.Ens.c.

NEv OmFa>>. December Ia -l.e.I.
som Dayou SIR. to tsr Fic0r.L. .ay-. $
Itla boy ,hIee yaa,- Old. who was ou board
ihc n-iat-d sloane. y. ". White. WIS saved
uy O color,d woman fortunate enough O.
aU hold OF @ floating log, and Who landed
abotiauiie below the wreck. Although
,uc woman made every endegtor o. a~ceT-
tain who te was. Beg eil1r- were uu-sc-
,,,,iuL Ilc va. undoubtedly dcck pas
,tn.,r and the reminder OF DID iami y
were lost. The child is t1o YOUNG to give
DIS ra. G.. When asked, " VI nose bog lr.
yout" hc replied Mamm-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Conference of Southern Representa-
by telegraph to the Dlspstchi

10y itItNihlu ~ Aut ~ 20 tN44+I
WASHINGTON, december IA meeting
Of southern representatives who tayor q
reduction M The nicrnAl-reycuue taxes
wa, held in the room OF the House Commit
Gee On the Judiciary tO-dat. The states IF
Niruuia. Norm Carolina, south Carolina
and Georgia were represented lv Mcs.r>.
tabcn. Daniel Wise. Barbour. Cr0Xi1n.
O'Ftrrail. CoNie,. Henderson, Johnston,
skinner. and Bennett. Nj CabeIi Va
chosen Chairman. As the proceeding, 0i
the conference were regarded 90 of q
confidential nature. u i- somewhat
difficult 90 ascertain tEc exact Pc
suits. nut n is iclncd thai She
can for the Meeting was for tAc purpose ol
coucrrfu. measures 90 be- en-rdt-d .u5u
1ue of me tariff bin, looking so tla a5oA-
Uou rs thc iut,rnaireycnue tax upon Toe
tacco and spirits distilled from fruits.
Prom %, tone o. zee discussion % appeared
tiatIcarIy alI o! the person n attendance
REGARDED as jlnpraciicab.t The proposition i1
reduce materially The tax on Wu-.'y.
The, "er, practically unanimous. h1Wo' .r,
bon favor of tht propositions 60 abolish fue
f4laccn-'aX and 90 abolish .hc ifuu-H,uI1
f,X OF reduce Do to8 uomnL figure W-A ID
II.V tu continuing tac Government -Hi'i-
vision ovcl Die manufacture.
A committee. consisting ~ u .-~r-. Nl~l.
EeluG', BOD u,tan, Barbour. tnIler. and
uf. wr~ appointed 10 formulate"
amendment. ,ma,il ing the" propositions.
Winch n r- tut 1'tyl'u -0 pa -f a. t'u.nl-
mrut- CO. fAe Morrison tariff al ID t1r core
,iCer i~u II l.N mrl,lI. j. secured 3D.
tie House.
Auoth,, committee was app .G'al. com.
lfi-iu- uri'y aIt ul The remaining Do iu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Murder Near wInchcucr.

WINCHESTER, Va, December 1.-The
body oi Andrew BRAY. younc man who
resided Tour mile, from Stephen Ciiy, aud
who has bten missing for i've N,t.s. Wa
found by huniinsparty recently hidden
under n ioe and covered with loves. II
e. supposed be was wayIaid and murdered
while going through the woods. The body
has buliel-hole over the left eye and the
face Il crlisbed. I. L. Rittenour, rePuia-
bic Young man twenty-tso years OF age,
was arrested for the crime, ana after an ex-
smination was held for the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

Standard OF Company and the Louisville
and Nashville railroad Tor 100000 dam
ages and $4,000 for alleged freight over
charges. The plstutifi charges that the de-
fepdanls have entered into confederacy,
and are combining 10 drive all oil-pr0-
ducers not interested m the Standard OIL
Company from the marie, lbs unjust freight
Determinations. The plaintiff makes specific
charges IN his own ease, and ASKS Tor per-
petual injunction aud The above damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
HitHNuND 0itHAtI~.



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a-...r. D-1.e-. tar 81 psCaed. -4a2,-
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o. prime. llt ot., polf 20 f+.!, A'A4@-.
.-1 C..rssre. f..~l-. I5,I.c su.-.
l.sL...
LAt IlfL.ys $3.50. ser pound. -at-.,'s
e..
r"sf o. Is frrEers c-uoe Atlnc. usr
T..rd good te f..-- Gaze. gei pound
C.Ichrlf taf. ease. p.r pound 80
c8ees az roa.. srp, r. ..7.. pcr s.a..a.
f.es. ftrs.. .Je.. active. hsr.e.s All
oJ,rs zoe.
I'm Meal. 6ost5c pe, vas4gl ,,r .,ur.
tn. fCc te.tt mills.
F'eul,.l. Saddles I2ta-5r. pe- p11.s d.
gfo'.f dor 7esc p-r pound.
treasaIis. z5s8yc. piece.
I4-f,r.dses ga4lt.G piece
Ve..,gt.e.
coo,eco esass ~ r..r,-,a active
s,-. $3.50 go. - go, .,,.s.... ..
va - - y. nr.-eo. T,.I. IN a
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ri tt.rlyr. cg--..lIDI.. z! bOssx Der ui.rr..
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Fs[.scti. gtRsl % ner suaae..
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etrerg free ~ tots Z .sLsr. per poanC.
peanuts. 4a5t. active. rs ~ quality.
Rye. 6Ua62t. per Ousne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Republican Senatorial CAUcus
fBy telegraph to the Dispaicn.1

WASHINGTON, December IA caucus
90 Republican senators took place This
afternoon. I, was called o>icu.iby 80 Oh
NacaUcic, 10 The comm tiee-.i>ts. Nj.
D0lph was selected 10 Poe Chairman OF the
Committee on Claims, and Ng. sppouc- for
chairman ~ the Committee ON Coast De
fences. Han dozen other NaclnCie, IN com
lirtcc- mem bcrship were also flied. The
Interstate commerce bill was briefly crll-
ciscd and discussed. and the tauh 81,
talked about more ~ length. but no action
va, taken On reference % either An Cd.
NisOry committee 90 order Of bushes. g..
sIpoiuied. and The caucus then Adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Different opinions,

CWttcu. December 1.-THE various
leaders al INC trades and labor organlz1-
tom Of mi, city hold different opinions re-
garong tie citcl and probable outcome Of
ibe order nom Gcnerai-hastrr-N orkmin
Powdcrly directing Oh assembiies 81 HE
knights Of Labor 10 withdraw their dele
gates 10 tie Federation OF Trades. Some
are Of The opinion that the leaders Of the
Federation 81 Trade, aIc jealous Of Pow
oCly bccause p union Of the Knights and
Trades Assembly would cause them 10
Weld their position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
~ux coSrTRFScr OF IxrFRxAL.REv'
EKUH oPPosERS
Two Committees Appointea-cAristmas
Rsliaays-P Postal Esttsrs-PeTs0nal
Notes and Briefs.
v-nn Our Reeular Correspondent- !


x,-..t,rNcToN. December IA e'u-
,.r,,rc N tnieruri-roscnuc mon from Nir-
,lvf, North carolina. and other sla'cs was
I'D ms moruins OF the room 81 tue
lf-,s, Iuf,rigrt Committee. Jbc subject
~ ,,suetiou Of ihc internal taXcs was dis-
..,....i hui no formal accommodation va
.3o.t,d. 4 proposition. which M WIN
,.,,.lt favpr. w. one g. i'da'e The b'andN
t.y frotg go 10 10 ccufs 'n thc gallon.
,,s. thought ihai something onGhi 10 't
"a, on the gay. 10 order io UlacHc ihc Scu-
,turut sdtcrsr % c.lgu-e OF the system.
,o,,phrf who was present assures me tua'
fle rc1ari that formal proposition - woe
sr fsyof Of Air Morrison MOTION was nor
,,,sd,. lt he adds that al iht member
--rr.eut were probably favorable q the
,.o.ior to De made ht Mr. Morrison To-
morrow.
Alnut fifteen rcprc~cut1tiNcs were pre-
.flf. Two comm tees we're appointed
ono o.. ascertain the sentiment % i1t housc
with regard to thc repeal or modinchi'on
af thc internal revenue. Thus 's r"inl,osfu
q Nf>,rs. toWlr,. baUlci. q fcrrah, licn-
ccr-ou. CroXiou. gnl >kinnfr--ih lr"h
Virginia and North Carolina. The other
committee s. 20 formulate and report ~ 70
measure. thc .dta being What ls ien'ih'e
and no, q hl. ,.,mp'y desirable 4 Nor'A
Carolina member o. Uk- two measure, c4h
l,c 90, tlroug h-nug 90 prevent brcdhaS e
81 >til, and doe other % give brandy
ueuufaciurcr. Warebou-e privileges.
Thi. member hn, hc.n 20 cons uilai''u
with Nr. Morrison. All ih'f conference
" 'l soon bc ht To.
from g source very u. To- tht revenue
-.4.rfo baden. u ). ica.ue1 that they -
e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
ATHmiiy Murdered snd Then Earaed'
.FvfefaRraph IN tra ne,ss.N

Ar.lNTS. ga, prcemtar l1.-Tiu- los
morning after midnight the house %. John
~Wii.in< va, burned down. Insid. seer,
SWilliE-, ni, wife. and threc children. 81. NJ
whom were burned 10 death. F4rr.>
sanders was arrested, aud comics. faAi
he bad crushed in the skull, OF O.. -..aI-
er-. ssiuraird the ted-clothc, With rIl.-p..
applied q match. and lett. CiIz.u. seized
The murderer md carried him OF g. 5nch
him.
L0fT.-A lumor has reached i.r. ,lu
sanders VS. tifd TO tree and burned 60
death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

same vote. The bin directs the Quarter
master-General to settle and adjust The
CLAIMS OF the McMinnvilie and Manchester
Railroad Company against the United states
Tor property taken 10y The army In 1868;
and further directs that IN such settlement
S9iG,SS shall be allowed the company. les
the amouu, due 20 the United States by the
railroad company, which Is evidenced by
judgment IN Tic Jniled states Circuit Court
q, Nashville, Tenn.
TIE House at AIS took a recess until
100, ihr evening ecssion 20 hc FOR the con-
sidcraiion o. pension biil..
The House ~ 10 evening session pissed
eighteen pension bills, and. az 1905, ad-
jouIncd Until TO morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Commercial Failures for the Week.
NV Telegraph 10 the uispatch1

NrW YORK. December IA 0uocsl
review Of the past week shows that riskse
.tocks by individual, ali over the country
arc likely 10 increase he numbI Of COM
merclal failure, already unusually large for
the season. The situation. therefore, while
not now disturbing !uSlites caution. The
buslpe., failures occurring throughout the
country during lat week Dunbcr for the
Ipftfd states 260 and Canada IS total,
2ss- against 20 lost week and 3i2 the week
previous. The casualties N The Middle,
Western, Southern. and Pacific states are
above the average in number, which a. also
the case in CanGda. la New York eltv Of
teen failures are reported. only two o.
which are OF consequence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

~ffNa>noAE. Pa. December l--.-
.uc,u and q Obi, morning people living
along West Coz. street iu tbe northern 70
u.r OF tbs borough W.r. aroused It p
c.1.-in. Whiea lc0k dlHu fully four
1. tIH section oi t.c town. upon SILL. b
stand, upward, OF CITY houses. Too nee
settled from tUo o. four feet. aud Ja.. ID
rropI;y o. The eXion, 70. $4,000 90 .'lI
The caye-in WIS caused by the rob. - OF
Doe working Of The k3hiuoor c. e-y.
which is located under That portion ile
tpWL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
The RICHMOND DlsPATCH--SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS 1886.

number lad been discharged for being
late. The wesvers clslm that they ase
beng dismissed ore by one beciuse they
are knights Of Labor, and have determined
10 make = stand. A meeting was held. and
committee waited upon the superiut,nc-
eni, but the result viii not be made public
until IN the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
siste-Pickers' str,ke.

sHANoEIN, PA. December 17.-Tbe boys
employed a. slate-pickers al toe North.
rankin colliery, operated by the Reading
Company, struck to-day for an advance II
Is per cent. Asa result Of the strike so
men arc thrown Idle. The entire popuh-
lion Of Treyortou, Pa. depend directly
and indirectly upon this colliCry for sup
rtnrH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

fg telegraph 10 the u,sDstca.l
ti>.NNArr. December Ill RANGES HA-
german end Lcnuora Joiu-1n. col'rcd 'rf-
'aut-, were ,ulloca.ed la,i ui-lt Boy smoke
mich ESCAPED from stow. Frances was
found dead .ud Leouora dying when the
family went 90 cal them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Made an Assignment

10y le4ekfapn ho tAt DispatNusI
WINCHESTER. VA. December Nv I.
Gl'h,rt. proprietor Of the wel-knowu Git
hcr-'> foundry, has made an assignment.
III. asset, are .aid 10 be ample 10 meet an
of, 'iobihiies. The foundry viii be run D.!
aB AGENT, GilbDt being IN bad health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

fBy Telegraph 20 the D.spaicni
CISCNNAu. December The ware
house 81 Tia J. T. Weich I.,lllug Com
pauy was burned last night. consuming
800 barrels u whiskev.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Anaraca $4,000 Damages.
By telegraph to he DispaAhl


-. Lotls. December I1.-Mrs. Juliet
Cunningham. vs. no was ,oriously injured
some tine ago bv jumping from street
c.r ~ the Peoplo', Line. wa to-day award.
% S9j.opO damages by Jury in the tir.
..rres e ..rrrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Death ian 4 difOr.

TIIF u IfIIIH - 10 tIft II 10 II
RrFFALO. y. y, December i1.--Jam.s
y. Wsr1eu. editor aud proprietor OF the
COMMERCIAL idreri4SCr. died az $50
O'Clock hl- evening. He Wa, ono OF "a"
'cader, Of lhe Republican party 10 This
Stale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
The Messenger Boys strike.
rpv felaOrsu IN tho DfepafcnI

NIElNcI-Co. December l1.-Sau } fran
cisco district mes~engeT-boys 70 tie num-
bcI q one hundred to-day Joined toe
American district messengers iu demand
ing seventy five cents day instead o. lyc
cents 4 message
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

ITO Ny FRIENDS. AND THE PUB
l. Lie: I am now with the well known
CIothlug. tutoring, and Furnish M Goods
F0ute o. MCADAM5 & hERKA, corner
Teuth sn1 Man streets aud Wi De glad II
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The Department Of Arizona.

WASHINGTON, December IA general
army order was issued to-day adding
southern California 10 She Department OF
Arizona, under the command Oi General
Nlilos. and removing BIZ headquarters from
Prescott. Arizona. a. Los Angeles, Gala.