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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Calming IroubIea Waters win on.

ARLINGTON. September 81 The
photographic Office hss received da-
ING Tie last month about a dozen let
ter from oil GERS OF various steam and
sailing vessels nGrrating their expert
ence IT the use OF Oilln time Of q storm
al Sea tor the purpose Of smoothing the
water. There s. . singular unknlmity
IL the conclusion Of the writers, that
almost g. the instant the oil touched the
water /. spread Ia over the surface
anl reduced the threatening pillows 70
long and hesvr but harmless sTells.
The writers describe the variety Of ca
teuuoIized plans for applying the oil.
Several OF them attribute the rescue Of
their SHIPS and crews from destruction
to the use Of oil and Of hundreds OF
similar letters received IN the past no
instance o. failure has been narrated
when the o.. wa vegetable OF tish-oil.
kerosene and other lighter oils have
sometimes failed 10 produce the effect
desired. The material II hand upon
tbs subJec, viii be published IL pam
pL.et form iOr the use Of mariners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
The neIstau KING yisit q" Emperor
william.

PARIS. September 80 The visit Of
Leopold. King Of the BelgIsns, 70 I'm
peror William has caused much COM
ment here. King Leopold is reported
20 have made 70 the German Emperor the
following declaration . nave nothing
10 gan IRON Republican france. II
ne defeated Germany the Belgian
monarchy would be overthrow
whereas the triumph Of Germany would
make nv throne secure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

Bay for Baltimore, with . cargo OF
wood, sprung aleak sbont daylight
this morning while off st. Jsrome's,
Nd, and, filing rapidly with water,
went down. The captain, L. j. Bel,
with his crew Of three men managed to
escape IN q small boat. They were
rescued by a passing schooner, which
landed them here late this afternoon.
After leaving the sinking schooner they
saw her rise to the surface again.
Shortly afterwards a large tug came
along and took the disabled schooner
N charge and probably carried her into
the patuxent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Suicide of Z Cnariestonisn.
-By telegraph 10 the Dispatch !


CHARLESTON. =. C.. October The dead
bOdy OF Alexander ". hcLOy was found
this afternoon IL a nlRrsn on Cooper river
three mles from TIE city. festerJRN
morning Ny. AcLOy left home and Went 70
the guupOwdef magazine. near Wnlcn Als
0Odv wa found. When he reached Luere
re ioOl- Of nib coat and yes aud cut BE
throat witt q knife. After doing t1ls he
walked distance Of thirty teet. and
t1rubled into the marsh WneTr he
was found thE afternoon, attention
peiur attracted % the Epo- by q flock
of buzzards n0verluR near NJ. AeLOv was
81 member o. the nrm OF McLOy. Race G
Co., which was omDelled 10 cease bushes
Oh account o. the death OF M. hiee. the
New OrE member O. the MN. liz hal
lost al ne owned and hsd beer IN despair
s.uce Lib business closed IL ih supposed
mat mental alteration. brought Oh by Dr.
suOndeucy. caused int suicide. Nj McLo3
NJ o. about lfiy-iive years old. and was one
OF the mos highly respected men ia tine
eOmm unity, lie leaves vile aud three
n..IAFpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
rubI.c.neht sintement.

10y UiIt-THF y % Vt IlI8fII7'''-
WASHINGTON. October The debt
statement issued to-day shows the de-
crease Of the public debt during the
month Of September TO be elO,621-
0l3.17: cash IT the Treasury $780,
1918; gold certificates outstanding,
ga ,7ql g07; silver certificates out
standing, 95,351,II2; certificates Of
deposit outstanding, s1,1C5,0O0 re-
funding certificates outstanding, el9y,-
COO; old demand notes and legal ten
GERS outstanding, s34G, 1891 frac-
tional currency mot including amount
estimated as LOST or destroyed, 81, $685.
200
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
I,nrnins 80 FHaHee Confession.
- A. Ttsazfc

ST. LOUIS. October IA speciA.
from steeleyille, NO., says At II
O'Clock last night body Of masked
men went to the jail where Wallace
the alleged murderer Of the Logan
family. was confined, broke down the
doors IN spite Of the resistance OF the
sheriff. took the man out, and hanged
hin 70 G tree. After & few minutes
they le. hin down, thinking he would
confess. hat he continued to protest his
innocence. and leading citizens finally
persuGded the lvnchels 70 surrender
lhsir victim 70 the sheriff and LEI the
law take its course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Masonic Election.
TBy telegraph to Inc Dispatoh :

IBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch
WASHINGTON. October ! The Genera
Grand Chapter OF E7ya ARCH AaE0ns ~ ~
meeting to-day completed the election o.
otiicsrb and selected Atlanta. Ga. a. TO-
next place of meeting. THD following are
tire Oltcers elected to-day
Reuben c Lennon. OF OHIO genera
grand tier. Christopher q oE or buffalo
e. g.. genera grand secretary BENJAMIN
3. heller OF Tennessee. genera. grand cap
fs.- Ct host Roger " Wood oerrI o. Den
YER genera grand urncipa. s14Gr- er
Lnu-..- DvrrowE. O.. Augusta. 0a gen.
ia .raud rOvG. aye. captain sylvester
: Reau O, Crest0r Iowa genera grand
master ttud Veil. Henry b. Orms O.
Lo> Angeles Ca. geuem grand master
second veil. Hirl hsssftt. o. hen -Go8y
1encra grand master trs Ftl-
AZ tna conclusion nf the session tlc mem
u+re uf the EIapfer Wis lel tlt p-.uc %
points o utcrcgf .u Eul 2DJu. tLs 3D.. d.
Ire avluiHEtne Chapter. TO- 10tr. atom F.
81 % reception gwen 10y NJ. NOBLE p. Lar
nel wLu WIS yesterday elected Genera.
, rguC E.Zl irlesl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Masss chusctss democratic COnveH-
finn.

Ak1ns
WORCESTER. MASS. September 30.
The Democratic State Convention as
sembled mere to-day at 1880. Hon. ?,
A. Collins called the delegates TO order
At thai hour. The nall was vel filed.
Hon. =. 4. Collins, on assuming the
chair, said This Is not g gathering
called together 70 rAtify the nominations
OF select feE, but 10 pu, II nomins-
ton candidates for election a. the ensu-
Ing election.
The secretary then read the call. TIE
chairman and secretary OF tn CoDTca
tor were selected as temporary officers.
The following tickle, was nominated
Tor Governor. John +. Andrews, o.
Boston Lieutenant Governor. Frank
K. Foster Sccretsrv OF State John Z
ThayCr. or Worcester Treasurer,
Lewis Warren. or Northampton An
ditor. William 7. Cooke, OF Spring
field Attorney. General, John VI. Cor
coraD, Of Clinton.
The platform endorsed Cleveland
Administration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Damages Awarded.


JOY teltHia A-a iN A44f Afleht+sa-4eI
l'rEr-,vSATI October i u- IDe suif o..
w. B. suR-tuo o. Cincinnati. genera Rgel.
ur tnr DhiOauc MIssiEsipp railroad. Rgsins
the ITttru IeGlHr- NJ tlls CITY Tor 500 goo
drmgges was gives t0 -ne MY to-day tn.
u.a.ut.l alleges tuH. ilt defendants pub
.sueG iu On. I...H.r certain LueLOu,
charges against u4M among Othe' tlings
taatOf RrurOpriauLE boa employers money
sud devotnE d o. lls private ua aud com
ust.l- urOkers handling Gi5 t-cEets Oh Die
vi1a CoI o. lst or. Wil. Llu4. The jay
rendered verdict iJ- tle piaiu,l- 1- g. 1p.
.rrr.nr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
End OT THE sEssoN.
10 Vac. Yesterday Between fbe May
flower AND sfaiateO-SiOtDE COT
80 Communication.

NABHLEIrEAD. MASS. September
5u.-At $3.50 o'clock this morning the
signal l." No race " was sent TO the
masthead Of the flagship Fortuna,
and with this announcement all hopes
for another contest this season between
the Galatea ana Mayaower expired.
Shortly after $3.50 o'clock the May
flower coiors we've hauled 70 the deck
auL she wen; out OF commission. Her
sails were then hoisted, and a gentle
breeze moved her lazily out OF the bar
nor toward her winter quarters. The
GAlAtes remained al her m0oring5, but
will probably sail for New YORK In q
DAY or two, where she viii be laid up
until next summer. AL the other
yachts II the harbor are making pre-
naratlons % 90 out Of commission.
This practically terminates the present
Yachting season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
ChicaSo's LAST Bss Failure.
nv felegrRpn 70 the Dispatcn.

CHICAGO. October The total la
bilities Of the trm OF Il. s. Gage a
Co.. which recently failed. are esti-
mated 81 $4,000 with assets amount
ing 10 $500, Ooe. Their principal cred
itors are II New York, Boston, Gno
Philadelphia. The store was re
opened this morning by the assignee,
who. under the order Of Judge Prender-
CAST. vii conduct the business for the
benefit OF the creditors pending : SET
tlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
yloiei Camerol's Husband

b9 lCltItah. t' -4lr blApa .1A4..
NV T0EE October I-il.. David De
Bersaude husband Of Violet Cameron was
az n tine Govt ~ 5pecia. sessions to-day
cuh.geG Win trreaituiu- t1 shoot 4l- Vile
re denied having made sucl threats Rud
insisted mat MS OLIy Object o. coming ,t
country wa o. protect .ls W.ie'1 lDnOl
This afternoon Mlsa Cameron was called
go tine stand. she testified taat Bne va.
married 10 the defendant some year. az
.u Italy. Sine was 90 appear ~ tue casino
max " eduesday. but mad been threatened
SIC had seen defendant Bu, OEcc 2nd ina
Wa 0utslde q, pelmOnicO6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
z Railroad completed.

THy tUIegrapH 20 Int UiShIcu'
WILMINGTON, \. c., October . -
The Wilson and Fayetteville branch Of
the Wilmington and Weldon railroad
soventy.four miles In length, IS com
pleted. and was opened through 70
Fayetteville foJ freight and passenger
traffic to-day. This Is what Is known
a. & short cut, which. when completed
through 10 Florence, S. c., viii shorten
the time by tine Atlintic Coast Line
several hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

lElaWtu. portions Of Il.
Assistant States ATTORNEY Walker
Fea6 several sfidsyits or behalf OF the
prosecution, which were flied this
morning IN reply 70 those previously
presented By the attorneys i0T the de-
ieodanIs.
Captain Black urged the Court TO
cTan, postponement Of argument Oh
the motions when ali siidsvits had been
read and pu! II o. par. o. the record,
but Juose Gary still declined 20 grant
j..
Finally he adjourned the cou-g until
. J. NJ, al which time he said he
would give his decision or the matter
o postpOnemtns. At2 J. 81. Judge
Gary asked Tor that part OF the record
referring 90 the examination Of BIZ.
3)enker g. juror. Mr.. solomon handed
him the record, which be proceeded 10
look oysI ioT ms Own satisfaction.
Does your Honor grant us further
time 70 prepare afiidavits regarding
CGl''s reputation " asked Air. Black.
- ] see no reason for granting fur.
theI Tune for fling Rfiidayits on that
subject, the Court said.
Afier 3 good deal OF more talk about
producing more contradictory afiiiavits,
Captain Black asked whether ths argu-
uent could not 20 over till next Tues
osy.
viii not consent to that" the
States attorney said.
The Court refused 70 grant contiD-
Usnct, and Captain Black took exceP-
ton. lie made 81 argument saying
that he had the right 70 answer the I'M
pesehing sifidayits filed by the Stste's
attorney, aud nc proposed TO secure
the benefit Of thai right N a higher
court.
Captain Black then made bis argn-
meni on the motion Tor q new trial.
The counsel during q portion OF his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
ALady kIned by jumping from a
VeHfeie
Hv telegraph 90 the Dispatch.

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch
HAEEIsOSETRG. VA. October l.
Mr.. Christopher Teakie was instantly
killed Al the edge OF town to-day by
humping from vehicle. Aer head
struck the pike, crushing her skull
frichtiuliy. She was being driven 70
town by her husband. The team
started 10 run. and she became fright
enC5 auC Jumped out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Dakota Democracy

ABERDEEN. DAB. September 30.
The Territorial Democratic Convention
met here yesterday. in the appor.ion-
ment North Dakot6 Is represented by
10 delegates South, l+l Central, 49,.
Black Hills. IS.
On the formal ballo, Day received
lbs votes. and was declared tn NOM
nee OF the Convention. lie Ii II favor
OF the submission Of the question o.
division 70 8 vote or the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Execution IL Louisiana.

ID UIIH- u - NO '7-7''''-
NEW ORLEANS. October I.-Cnarles
Edwards ,colOred. Guas Charles Cor
nan. who killed Ms mistress, Hettie
Refuge, Il Aigiers June Both, was exc
cuted to-day IL the grounds OF the
pArishprison IN the presence Of the fifteen
witnesses allowed by law. The droT
fell e. 1888 ?. n. Jealousy caused
the trouble between Edwards Hnd his
pqromour. lie acknowledged the kill
Inc iron the time Of his arrest and said
be- was willing 70 hang i0r Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
A Terrible AccInent 10 Miners.

jul IA tVIt- III - VI" III 7l''F-9'T
CHARLESTON, Y Va, October J..
Information reached here to-day OF
terrible accident 81 Oaperton. a mining
town n Fayette county. Yesterday
afternoon while York Scott, Frank
Richards. and William Joslyn were
riding from the mines to the tlppler o.
the New River Coal Company the ron,
Of the monitor on which they were
broke letting the car run 81 such q
rapid rate that il Jumped the track.
hurting the occupants more thau nun
dred feet down the MI! and fatally
woundlnc al Of them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
alARKErs ~ rELEGEApA.
NEW YOHR

NEW YORK October l-CuttOn cas-
Gales Today 7-t DAleG upiaIds. S@c. uf-
ieRHa g. ll-lse.. ne receipts, 5J.Ot5 OaIsA
exp0rts- "a Great Britain. 4 TAO Daies Z
France bales, 10 tue Continent, 4'NIs
bales. sIOcE 824 Usy bales. Weekly mes re-
&c pts 81 DSes gross receipts. 81 AZ
beies: expOrts--tO Urea Britain 1871
bales % France 4.lO1 bales 70 tae Cont D.
uent o.O5I bales sales a. spinneTS 51s
bales STOCK SO 6B7 bales. 1oulnern houf
unchanged Wheat sstsc, higher DAi le-a
active. No. red. October. 54+sss53sc.; NO.
vtulCer &c sas7t.C Corn a. better aut
ver, uuift. 40 = October 40 ssf 7c.i No
ven BeI 4sss4sac. Oats wituou. quo ,8Dis
change Nc. 3 OctOHsf. htts "a y e.. ltDp.
unchapgft O0aee l-r Kil crul a. &c.
ruga! slsary sYC Hor- actttt hna 'oFsao
90 CeuififusA. e 4l.. feanru stehd9 an
Quiet hOlAsHes QUA auc nom ma. tslce
steady. Cotton. seed o. unchanged. h5slh
rulI ~ f1RSl.O11s Jurpen -Iut GEil a. SIZE.
n fdeg stead. Woo nrm Porn dul aud
weaK: mes, slO.25aglO.5u for Oh slls
81 %. Middles duI!. Lard ssoc. lower
cioSipg hesvy western steam s6o5 Octo-
Der 50 - November S0.ZoaSe ~. frei@l.
steady. ,,g,.,.a,,
CHICAGO. October l.-F.our steady snd
unrnaugeG Inr following a. the range
~ Quotations OF the regular session .
Wheat-OcIober 73ssg74hc. Nosemoef'
7ss.R76Ifc December. " sal1.c. Urn
October ssssS65sc.; November 5s 80 -,
december 80 4GSssc. oAts-UcsopeI' - -
a. November. 26.Rz8}.c. Dece moer
4 sa27kc. Mess-pork 49, nctoDetf ss.Aos
IS s2s November S9.Il saSs.S3, Lara--
October 1857 sass .sTs NoyenDe. s2.soa
~ Or Neutrality-suspicious. So.62 jsas6.7O.
Ffrrno0ss beard Markets weaker. 1lis
following are the elosing figures " neat
Octobef 7s5-c. November Ie5-e.. Decsa
bfr n Tide: May. sac. CoTii-OetoDef'
seilc November. 1S5sc. December
sgi.c. MAY, 433sc. Oats-ocfooef, 3t.c: {;
Noyembsr. 2654c May, slssc. Pofk, ss-2S.
LafG-OcLoDer. g. "a; November so.sss
January SGax6 o.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81. ~ JanuaEy g. s2t
GKvIEw or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, (,cfoner l.-Cable advlecs pre-
dieiiuR posi- be rupture between hnssts
gur Austria together with Decline ~
srifigh eOnsols served "a make = ktroas
MARKET III wheat. At times to-day N0yem'
Der wheat on the curt IVES selling NJ 7dssc-
mi tie standing pEics Oh the poare Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

speech was rcbnked By the Court Tor
making q wrong statement respecting
the ruling Of the Court.
The senior counsel for the Anarchists
had not concluded when the court adj
iournsd. Further hearing was deferred
until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

NV talerran. 10 IN. D.spatet

-NT LoIe-THV- n " IhIaI-A-
NrwAEE. -. . pctoucr d --Js 'egste-
non Wstric' Assembly NJ. 3 hni.1l- OF
LABOR vii leave i0- hicAMCnl tomorrow
uIglt They gr pledged o. wOla To- uar
mouv between fle huiElI au' trader
unions. Tuey w.l urge the i1rmaL0a o. b.
STATE Assembly. g. which aha.. ne rrfarr".
al matter. wien reference O. STRIKES and
lock -outs tuEieaa ar having g. refer tlsse
matters o. tns GENERA Executive BOar1 o.
PLlade. pllR. a. l- the case uow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
TO INVESTORS.

AZ nscai agents. We ofer tcr safe limited
amount "
CITY Or RICHMOND PER CENr.
REGIsTEEED BONDS,
having fuu THIRTY -FOUE YEARS TO ran
from the lsi o. January. lHsG.
Tnese Bonds may Be issued ~ den0niua-
fious OF $40 $50. tIco, and the multiple o.
Si00.
MAJ be advanced without notice.
other BONDS Enc STOCKS D0ught and
soid Oh commission.
DAVENPORT 8 Co.
- 2s.eOd6t stock brokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Crosnps the Border TO Effect an A.
10 TELEGRAPH 70 the Dispatcn.1

TBv telegraph % the Dispatch
Il PAso. TEXAS, October Two
Mexican policeman to-day pursued 6
native whom they wanted to arrest
across the Rio Grsnde into the United
States, and c little beyond the Atchi-
SOL, Topeka anj Santa Fe depot.
They came NJ with hin and tcsd a.
him, wounGing him seriously. They
then seized the disabled man End
dragged hin back 10 Nexicaa territory.
fordinc the Rio GrAnde to do 50. Great
indignation Is expressed here over this
wantCu outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
A South Carolina Tragedy

CHARLEsTON. :. C.. October l.-On the
public EquKre Of BishOpvilie, II tins state.
al 10 clock to-day ". A. James. aged
sixty, Killed stephen l.. Woodward with
snoigEn on account o. family troubles moi
made unnlfC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
EICnMoNU T0ulrco mAHkET.

OCTOBEE I-s0.
IL Chang ,Aer. naE Dee- Du- Little bus
ness Gone The tail BE- EDOu- the election
OF Inspector or inspectors o. tobacco and
some changes ~ tn Igws o, % Exchange
warehouses. etc. Privately ,aere nave
been some good sales o, western Durieys a.
prices ranging from &C. for common scrspp5
ugs 10 We for good co.Ory nliers. Prices o.
g.. grades o. common and medium Viz his
tobaccOs ruleIoR Win the competition OF
western tobacco 30 would Dc f0liy FOR our
planters 60 send ~ poor tobacco AZ winter
order. expecting remunerstive prices. un-
less s. frost ia the next few days En0nld
change the course Of tine market and re
duct tue old STOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
nI,s.orrl pronlbIt.eniss..

bN ItIt-IaNI " AUt I'laVhtl-'I-
81. LOUIS, October 1.-The Probi-
bitionlsts OF this city me- II convention
last night and nominated 8 full city and
State legislative ticket. The following
nominations for Congress were also
made Eighth district, James Il. Hsr-
ris Ninth district, William c. Wilson
Tenth district, Emerson l.. Grant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
I,nnlbars ,,oaerate. II.. Att,tn.la.

IBy Anglo American cable 20 she Dispatch.
NIFENA, October -Itis positively stated
that Genera kRulhaTE III consequence O.
hinfs from 81. Petersburg hss moderated
his attitude equally with the regency and
has become more cOncllatOry. The lMme-
date relaxation o. tension between Rus
sta and Bulgaria is therefore considered
pr0Babit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Gnnrr es.lonnl Nnminntinn..

DALLAS, Ten, October The Re
publicSns Of the Sixth congressional
district yesterday nominated Judge 4.
y. Norton for Congress.
MANCHESTER, n. L., October l.
Rev. Daniel c. knowles, Of Tilton, was
yesterday nominated for representative
II Congress by the prOhibitionIsts Of
the First district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
observation-disclosures.

BY Telegraph 20 the Ilspatel.I
boston HOstous l. kansas Ctys. g.
New ORR New OTks. i'etrOiIa, =.
Pittsburgh brOoklyns 2 PliisDlrg1s. Z.
Philadelphia .PnilAdelpnias Q 81. Louis
!.
Washington Washington 1 Chicago g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Cermnu Poiiriral Crooisedness.

HEnLIN October IA sensation hRE
heer caused n berlin oy the disclosure o.
s letter by means o. which % was 81
tempted % win the 5Ocialis- vote fO- Count
HirmErck 81 the las election Tie author
g. Udge. mas been discovered, and placed
OF trlal for forgery and attempted briDe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

FRIDAY. October !. 1855
SALES-FRsT EoARn 900 Richmond city
Cs July, 1891 b 1905. 1000 Eiehmoud
and Allegheny Isl - a. Ia. 1000 R.ch-
monG Fredericksburg and Potomac divi-
oeudscripR g. 81, 1000 90. al 81.
sEc0yu BOARD -5l75 Virginia 3 per cent
fractiona a. G-l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Nnou -storEu
.rrani- 81 tle Ulspatcl 1

lBy Telegraph % Inc UlspAicl.I
CHEBoYGAN, Mich, October -
a heavy snow-stOrm prevailed here for
a short time this morning, covering the
ground with snow.
WINGHAM, ONT, October IA
heavy En0w-storm passed over this
section this morning. Snow fell con-
tinnslly for several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Chicago stecss = sses to Shus Boz u
flsy tele0raph 70 tine Dispatch.


CHICAGO, October IA statement
is published this afternoon that great
lockout al the stock-yards has been
decided upon some time during TINS
uouth, when the pscking-houses Will
al close down and remain closed unill
the question Of eish, hours or ten hours
Is settled. One Of the large packers
said this morning Trouble Is Of
course expected. 1t viii be long
faht. but VIC can't rsn on eight hours
with the other houses around US run
ming Oh ten hours. Twenty thousand
people will be deprived Of employment.
i Is expected that they viii ohsr
stubborn resistance, and It Is not
thought improbable that the Eight Will
lead 70 blo0dshed."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Death ofan English Clergyman.

& BY Angic-Americau cable % the Dispatch
I.oVnoN October - The death Is au-
rouuced OrHey. william Hepwort1 TnOmp.
son. J.. j.. ? s. a. He was b. hia seventy
can't. Vuur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Noi eure-Pneumonia.

WASHINGTON, October Com
missioner Colman, Of the Department
Of Agriculture, has received report
from DR.. Dyer, veterinary surgeon
sent TO ascertain what disease has
broken out in the counties Of Loudoun,
Fsuquier, and Prince William IN FiT-
ginis, communicated by cattle obtained
from Chicago. DIR. Dyer says the dis
ease is Texas fever, and not pisuro-
pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
DeaiIl o,, the Raj.

by telegraph % tine Dispatcn,l
BALTIMORE. October l. John
Fowle, OF Woburn. Massachusetts, was
injured by e collision on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, Sunday last.
lie died to-day. lie was ca route 70
Greeneyille. Miss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
the Grew Rescued.

Especial telegram TO the DisDaten'l
oNANcocK, Va, October 1.-The
new two-mssted schooner -Four Sisters,
belonging to Walter ID. Lewis, OF Oman
cock, and bound up The Chesapeake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
sAI.r nrp0rTru - sE-aETArr.
r1rTON REPORT

We quote Fine 81 F0as27t supernne
e..es.z5. ext-u S5.5OsS3 10 family, s4s
=. on usteut family. country. ss.TjsS5.2t
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