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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
NurrArY rsTfMATTs.
The German Army.
IBy AnRlo-American cable to the Disp1tc

th5 hHzio-A mtrlcAn chbie 10 the Dlspit IA -
BERLIN, November 30 Emperor VII
liam, m receiving the president aud VICE
president Of the Reichstag. referred t. the
work now before the members a. Of The
tIst importance to the empire. He hoped
tie military bull would be passed willin -,ly.
Oiher Parliaments showed themselves di~-
posed 10 meet demand, for army expenli-
tures, ana Germany had u consider that
she j. already out.tnppcd by ncighboring
states. He concluded by expressing hi.
belief thst peace would be maintained.
The COrreSp Liberal paper, de-
elares that q majority In favor OF increasing
the peace effective streng b OF the army is
assured, hut that the German Liberals de-
sire 10 vote credits for a shorter period than
the septenuate.
The general tenor Of the Progressist or
gans points 10 Efforts on the part OF the
opposition to limit the term Of army service
TO three Years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
IabOuchere and o'Conror sDeek

LoNDoN, November 2).-Labouchere and
O'Connor spoke az Brighton last evening
IN the lsp>e Of the compact between the
Unioni,ts and Conservatives. The former
said that the Bril- htoH election indicated
hat the Liberals would refuse 10 support
any candidate, however eminent, who was
opposed to home-ru'e.
The Earl OF Aberdeen. in a speech nj
Glasgow last evening, said that home-ruie
was certainly not the millennium. but It
was the solution OF greet problem. Ms
take, would Doe made. but not greater mis-
fakes than the British Parliament bad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
snRtched IL Tray of Diamonds.

NEW YORK. November 3l.--A young man
vent into the store OF J. II. Johnston.
jewtler 20 Broomc street and the B0wery,
tonight and asked 10 see some diamond
rings. be ,natchcd The tray as customer
came in and fed. The man Wa, well
dressed, and The clerk did not suspect him
OF beng thiei.
TIE ihef was holly pursued by the clerk.
The street VA, blocked by crowds Of pco-
PIE. who beard TIE cries oi the clerk. The
tli,f escaped The police were notified.
The rims stolen src valued at $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
OUR NLW NAVY.
Rids acc epted by the secretary Of ihe
Navy for Inres Vessels.
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WASHINGTON. November 29.-rhe Secre-
try of tie Navy to-day accepted The fol-
iauuc BIDS for the construction OF new
cruiser. and Quubolts: cruiser No. J
Charleston. o. Union Iron. Works. Of san
Francisco. III sL0l1,jo0; Cruiser No. 3
baltimore. Craup ~ sons. OF Phhdel-
Tina. 81 .321. 0ou: Gunboat No. >, Columbia
Irou-N ok, aud pry-DOcks Company, Of
Baltimore. d, S2t7.OuO. In the ease Of Gun
boat No no decision lea. yet been reached
o. between thc Ola Of Eeedcr a sons, o!
Baltimore. WHO propose 10 conStruct the
ye,~c. according Go The plans Of the Depart
meri. and The bid Of tramp q sons, OF
Philadelphia, those propos a contemplated
iue c0n>iru, uou of t1ciDes after their own
Gss III. Although The Union lron-W orEs,
Of san ruoscC, put in the lowest bid on
cruiser NO. Ghc Newark, Yet a. the
figure. exceeded the maximum amount m
tlc appropriation bin. the Secretary was
uuatlr 90 scccpi their bid. lie will proba-
ily refer the ustlcr 90 Congres, with a
statement oi.the facts, snd recommend that
the appropriation ior The construction OF
Cruiser No. I 20 increased, or that the
GNcmmcut Pc authorized TO build the
Yt-.el 40 one 81 the naNy-yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
OutrHges 10y Outlaws in Louisiana
tBy telegraph TO the Dlspa tch.l

NEW ORLEANS, November ga >pecia
10 the PicgpD,e from Lake Providence
la, SAYS: :. WilkcoN Ski, representative
from West Carroll parish, came here TIL,
afternoon and reported having been way
laid IN Biz parish by gang of outlaws,
numbering about ten persons. He was ac-
c0mpauied by two friends. lie expressed
himself a. fortunate in escaping as>asSlna-
lion 10y taking to the woods. He further
reported that about 10 O'Clock last night
hi, book keeper, Major John Mckay, jus
tee OF the peace. was shot and Killed AZ Bis
home, about four miles from Caledonn, TO-
eeihcr with hi, cook. H. dwelling was
1T Oh tire. and both bodies were con-
euutd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
United STATES Contribution Centen.
ninl.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


PHILADELPHIA. November 29.-The Com.
mittee Of Citizens on the Centennial Ami
ycr,ary Of the PRONUNCIATION Of Toe Consti-
tuition OF the uited States met in the Con-
tincnial Hotel 10 begin arrangements for an
appropriate celebration Of that event on
September l., 1857. The celebration Wall
be- national, aud conducted on a scale Of
appropriate magnitude. il will include al
the states in the Union. On December p
next the Committee Of Delegates from TIE
Thirteen Original states viii meet N thu
city for the purpo-e Of deciding upon a
programme. The meeting will be held M
the Continental Hotel. steps will be tak,
in pursuance Of q resolution passed al ihr
meeting 81 the thirteen Governors in Car
penter's Hail. in this city, IN scptemb'r
last. Hampton l.. Carson, the secretary OF
the Association Of Thirteen, said there
would be 200 delegates in the city on De
cemler 2d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Disaster on Lake Michigan.

DETROIT. MICH, November ga special
10 the Euening journal from Ludington
saws: AT daylight this morning schooner
PASSED Ludington, and when of Point
ssuble she hoisled fsg al hsli-mast. The
Point sauble liie-boat went out, but when
800 wards out the flag went TO the mast
head. The life boat attempted TO turn. aud
was capsized. The crew chung TO the boat.
which did not regain an upright position,
but drifted ashore. Three OF the crew lost
their lives Captain Flynn and Orrin Hatch
died from exposure, and John smith was
caught under the boat and drowned. Tue
schooner continued on her course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
A Domestic Tragedy.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November CIV.
A. Baldwin, bridge builder, who recently
moved from Nicksburg to IrOnd,lc. a
small town near here, decided TO return 70
Nicksburg. He spprised his wife Of nj
intention, whereupon she announced that
she would leave him. A quarrel ensled,
and A. l.. Moore, the wife brother, TOOK
her part. Both men drew pistols and be-
gan shooting rapidly. Moore fell dead and
Baldwin received two flesh wounds. Iii,
wife was shot in the cheek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
sntfed states supreme Court
NV .als.s,,. nh fosha utsuatrh

NAInNOTON. November GA decision
Ws, rendered to-day by the United State
supreme CouJi IN The municipal bond ease
OF The Board 0f Commissioners OF the
county Of Washington, y. c., against L j.
ward saliiDCer. The ease involves the va
idiiy Of certain bonds issued by the county
81 Washington for the purchase OF the
couit-hOuse. The decision Of the United
slsies Circuit Court sustaining the validity
81 The bonds is affirmed. Opinion by Chief
Justice Waite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Catholic Church Changes.

= Rome telegram SAYS: The Pope has d.
yidcd the diocese of Alton, in the state o.
Illinois, forming the southern part into n
new diocese, with the See at BelleYille.
The Bishops Of Richmond aud It. Pau
have submitted 10 the Pope a scheme to
found a Catholic University in America.
II Is proposed that this university shall
have at first only theological faculty and
that other faculties shall BE- added later on.
Father Bowling has been appointed
Bishop OF Petersburg, ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
GIaastane's PrOgramme.

by AlKlO- AluerlChn cane 10 Tue Otspfbuo.l
IoNDoN, November 29.-Mr. Gladstone
decline, every request 10 speak until Par.
lament rtasscmbles. He has sent letters TO
several Of his late colleague. stating his
programme forthc coming session. lie ap-
proves IN immediate challenge to the Cow
ornmcnt 10 state IT, lrlsh policy in the de-
late upon the address. although he expects
that The Jnioni,ts VIII maintain their adj
ht,iou 10 the Government. Afterwards he
viii ss,ist iu an effective settlement Of toe
procedure question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
The Cholera Ia south America
A q ~ r

IFy ELECTROMAGNETIC d cADIt % me DkFaICu.I
VALPARAISO rim GALVESTON. November
.g.-Actyc measures are being taken 10
prevent the introduction OF cholera into
Chin from The Argentine Republic. A
sanitary Gordon las been formed liz the
Ccidilera>. and post Of medical officers
Of hoal,h la, been established in the Punta
Arenas.
BUFNoS AYrEs rim GALVESTON, Novem-
her pa dispatch from BIO dc Janeiro
,,aics that the cases Of sickness announced
ss cholera were only cases Of cholerinc.
Tie epidemic j. increasinl IN Rosario.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Coai Traubles Ahead.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

TOY ttItbfhF4I V tuo A1lhPNtNu'I
PITIsBURGH, November 29.-The secre-
tary Of Assembly No. so, knights Of Labor,
comprising the miners Of MOn0ngahela and
YOugbiogheny rivers, has addressed q let
ter to the coal operators requesting an ad-
vance IN wages, giving them until Decem-
Der I'd TO reply. II no answer Is received
a convention will be called for the purpose
Of taking final action. TbeN are 1900
miners In The four pools which comprise
the district. The operators are willing 10
confer with tbem, but say the market will
rot Justify higher wages. A joint conyeD-
ton Of miners belonging b the knights OF
Labor and members OF the Miners Associa-
ton viii be held Rf scottdale December Atm
10 decide upon united action IN the event
of q strike in the Copnellsville coke region.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
THK RICHMOND DlSPATCH-TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1886

10 be held in February next. Speeches
wtre made BIZ a number Of we'll
known labor leaders, and permanent
orgsnizs,ion was formed under the name oil
The United Labor Party. Twas decided 10
organize every ward and election division
In The city. No nominations OF candidates
for city officers were made tonight. An
other convention will be called, nj which
nominations Of candidates for every Once
20 he filed at the Spring election will be
dee dpd fnoD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
The Inter STATE Commerce Bill,

WASHINGTON. November 29.--On the last
day Of the lssi session Of Congress the con-
ieirees on tht inter Stale commerce bill held
o meeting and discussed for an hour the
comparative merits Of the Reagan and Gull
JON bills. bui finding il impossible within
iht Time ri Their disposal 10 reach c0nclu.
siou they adjourned 10 meet TO-DAY. -Four
Of ihe couicrrt es- Senators Cullom and
Harms and Representatives Reagan and
eaNer-made their appearance a tue
Capitol during the day, but were not all
present az tie same time. II was decided
20 meet tomorrow al II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
THE CgOtEkEgT CASE.
Testimony for the Defence Com
meDced-Tbe Insanity Plea.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaich.I
CUMsTIANsGUBG, VA, November 20
The interest in the Crockett murder trial
continues. The courtroom was crowded
until q late hour in the afternoon. The tcs-
timony Of Or. l. X. Sayres. Of Wytheyille,
the iii,t witness for the defence, was very
strong in The proof Of insanity. only five
Witnesses were examined. but all the testi-
mony Is strong. The defence say they have
much stronger testimony 10 Introduce to-
morrow. It's thought the evidence viii
be- completed tomorrow, and the argument
commtnccd Wednesday. The p-isonor ap-
ptared 10 DISLIKE very much the effort 10
uroNe him lnsane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Chfld-Lsber I'm New jersey.
INV telegraph to thu Disrstch. 7

JERSEY CITY, November ga commit
tee Of machiDists, representative OF the
knights OF Labor. consisting OF Join I.
MURRAY, j. L. Hall, Patrick Grady. and
Frederick Groat, waited upon Governor
Albeit at his residence in this city yester-
day. They urged him to give unusual
prominence in his annual address TO the
laxity Of the enforcement Of the child labor
law. The Governor said he would consider
the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
ovation go irish NOoDIighiers.

DUIIIN, November 29.-Fiity prisoners
charged with being implicated in "moon-
Lighting" in Kerr and Clare arrived TO-
day nj Cork. escorted by a large force Of
police. They will be tired at the Munster
Assizes. Upon tbcir arrival al the railway
station in Cork The alleged " moonlighJers -
received an ovation from great crowd
that had assembled there. Commoncr
O'Ccnnor called for cheers for the pri-
soners, and they were gwen with Will.
Commoner Raymond, speaking in Dublin
tonight. said that il one bair Of pillon'S or
O'Bnen's head va, injured the Irish pco-
ole would know how 70 avense themselves
for the outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Decision Against me Western Unton.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

MEMPHIS. Tenn, November 29.-The
United states Circuit Court decided to-day
q case against The Western mon Telegraph
Company n interest 10 the public. A
creditor at Memphis telecraphed to hi, law
Yer rs follows; "A. t.. owe, me- $1,000
il grounds. attach" Thi, dispatch was NOT
delivered. Subsequently. a similar dispatch
WI. sent by another creditor 10 the same
LAWYER. An attachment was laid and the
money made. hut only enough 10 pay the
second creditor. The first creditor sued
the Western Union. and the court neld the
company liable for the debt.
Judge Jackson. in dclivcrin. BIZ opinion.
said thai the dispatch disclosed on the face
OF il IL importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Crashed 20 Death.
Correspondence OF the Rich mond Dispatch J

SALEM, November %, 1886.
This morning, al Gish's depot, Jack
smelso. a depot hand, was instantly Killed
while taking a drummer's trunk of the
Pocabonlas train. A freight was standing
90 the switch, and, both trains moving al
once, caught The poor mans head between
the trunk aud freight-train and crushed his
lower Jaw and lower part of bis skull.
Jack had been at this depot for twelve
Years. and was a valuable man. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
weI,h ana scotch Home Rule.

LONDON. November 29.-Thc committee
Of Welsh Liberal members OF Parliament
has been formed. with Mr. Richards a pre-
,ident. W hose aim is to obtain home-rule FOR
Vale. The leading planbs 81 their plat
form are the Establishment and di-en-
dow meui Of the Church, land reforms, and
free education. Tn, Scotch Home. Rulers
will hold demonstration nj Edinburg on
January 18th. Their platform urges that
national legislatures be granted 10 the re-
receive natiOnalitic, o. the United Kingdom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
C,edltyoted In ,he French Chamber.
IyAnglo.American ca Die to the Dlspatch.

PARIS. November 29.-In the debate In
ihe Chamber Of Deputies to-day on the
10nquin credit VI. de- Freycinc. appealed 10
tho patriotism Of the members. asking them
90 give q unanimous vote IN order 10 show
foreigner, that the French settlement IN
Tonquin had solid foundation. The to-
al credit W., voted, Us agaiust 30. The
Tunls credit was also passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
WILLIE.
A Chair Thisf-Runaway- Religions
Notes.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
pANvIIIE. VA, November pa re-
marLable theft in this section has been the
stealing Of chairs by the wholesale. some
time ago the tibet stole the pulpit chair
from the Main-Strcet church. and three
chair, and a silver pitcher from the co.ored
church. His haunt was discovered near
the city 10y the police. and large number
OF chairs Of all descriptions found. Tie
tLici has not yet been apprehended.
This afternoon d rCnawav horse came
dashine down Main street and ran against
Mrs. Warng, a highIy-cNeemed lady. She
was knocked down, and at first il va,
thought she was killed, but fortunately She
escaped without serious injury.
Large quantities % tobacco are coming
IN. and the breaks tni- week will be i'm.
meuse. Good tobaccos are bringing fine
prices.
nrs. Edwards and starr have returned
from Conference, and both preached ring
iBg sermons from their pulplts Yesterday.
Rev. John j. ClOpton, OF Manchester.
preached at the Episcopal church yester-
d1N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
a Crank Anarchists Crime.
Rx fAlnrrs oh tn the DiAnainhI

READING, November 20 The invesiiga-
ton to-day of the house Of Frank Kerner,
who choked his wife 10 death aud then SET
the building on fire TO destroy the evidence
Of his crime, shows that he had also made
preparation 10 blow it up by running fuse
from the upper floor into a keg OF powder
below. His intention was evidently TO
blow himself and the entire family up, be-
cause, as he says, God had commanded him
10 doit. kerner has made full confession,
detailing how he Strangled his wife. then
dragged her upstairs TO bed, poured coal
oil over II. and set il on lire. lie is an
Anarchist IN his ideas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
RIGnNuNp TogAcCo MARkEr.

NOV EMbkk ~. 1886.
Market to-day opens with more encour-
segment for the balance OF the week. Amy
good cutting stock is selling well, and wrap
pers appear N better position than for some
lime past. some sales OF low grades were
made which show no better prices. Loose
sales Will show an increase this week, not
wlthstaDdiBg the low prices. The quality
offered has been very poor thus far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Rurncd To DeRth.
~ telegrapp to be Dlspatch

CALAIS. Me. November 29-Bernlri
Ryan. AGED fity. was burned T. death in
hi~ barn. 10 Milltown, saturday night,
- bile endcayoriug 10 save II from the
flames. He Wa. veteran Of the late war,
aud had just purchased the property with
ul- back pension money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

MATKETOwN, y. Y, November 20 Sat
Orosy night the schooner Comsncbe, owned
IN Oswego. laden With u 900 bushels Of
corr from Chicago for Ogdensburg. ran on
: shosl about three quarters OF mile from
the west side Of Point Peninsula, Oh Lake
onlario, and sunk. In rescrlng the crew,
Mhieh consisted Of eight persons. Fred.
lecker, farmer, aged twenty-six. was
CROWNED BY the capsizlng Of bis bout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
MEMPHIS. TENN., November 29.--Jacob
Shsul. general merchant at Mariana, Ark,
was closed to-day 10y the sheriff. Lmbill-
tie, $4,000: assets. slj.900. Shaul was
one Of Maraua'- largest cotton buyers. and
did large supply business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
LYNCtIBT EG.
The Tobacco Market last Week.
Correspondeuoe oftne Richmond Dispatch

TIC tNWtNtU NUTFVF Nf"NF "tNW'
NOVEMBER -. 1SSG.
Considerable amin ition prevailed IN the
tobacco market for the past week. sales
jumped az 10 10000 pounds, being an H.
crease OF 10000 over the preceding week.
I be qualify Of the Offering. was much bet
ter than any heretofore 1id for number Oi
months. and. a. might have been expected,
price, were u>idcrably advanced, thus
proving " hat ha. been repeatedly urged ~
this corre,poudencc-i.e that good tobacco
would Away command rcmuneratiyeprices
In ~. mnrh.t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
AUsTRiA.
Her Position Towards Prince
Nicholas.

iby AngIo-American cable totne Dispatch. |
ftsTH, November s9.-1n the Austri IN
delegation to-day Count Itchy asked what
position Austria occupied with regIrd to
hussiA's proposal that Prince Nicholas. Of
MinEIelia, be elected to the Bulgarian
throne az the successor OF Prince Aieyan-
ger Herr szoegycnyi. secretary OF the
lmi erial Foreign Department, replied that
count kalnoky. Foreign Minister, had no
knowledge thai such proposal had been
made by Russia, and added that il II should
be made II would require the sanction 81
The other Powers before Il would be carried
INFO eject.
MILITARY ESTIMATES.
PEsTH, November 29.-The Austrian del
egation to-day voted extra military esii-
mates snd toe extension OF the credits
grSniod for 1855. There was no debate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

NOVEMBER 20 Receipts: 3sx head o.,
csttle, 2gl sueep, 47s hogs.
SALES: 279 head OF cattle, ISL sheep, t72
hogs.
Prices we're as follows:
Cattle Hest, 4s44c. gross: medium TO
good, sss.c. gross common ~ fair, J. "a
2s.c. gross
eneep-ss4lc gross.
Host a5Ac. net
Bulls-26gIc gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Staun,on's Electric Light.

ESPECIAL teItgram 10 the Ulspatch.I
STANTON, Va, November 29.-The
Thomson Houston Electric Light Company
the city as 10 hght the streets tonight for
The irst time. The hight was turned on at
: O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
alcmmo>p STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAN, NONtmDeF y. Ioon,
sALEs-FIRsT BoAED.-20 shares National
Bank Of Virginia 81 %; u shares Viz MIA
state Insurance Company at 26H; 20 Viz
clnia per cent. Oractionsll st 6sss 10
shares Petersburg railroad at 10.
SECOND BOARD y shares Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta 81 so.
goyEygnEeT sECURITIEs BId, slss5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Iichiimg In EurInah.

Ky Anglo-Americsn able 10 the Dispsicn.l
RANGooN, November 29-The British
troops in Burmah in the recent encounter
With the forces II Bosh@ay Killed l43 OF
d., followers. But three OF the British
were wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Political Ia Der Organization u Phil
adelphIa.

PHILADELPHIA. PENN, November D.
About two hundred delegates, represent
ing nearly all the trades and labor organi-
zarions in the city, met In convention 10.
uigbt to perfect an independent political
organization for the purpose OF taking an
active part in the municipal election
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Blind Tens Committee.
fBy telegYlph To the p,soatch

New YORK, November 2g.-Elise Be-
ihunr, widow Of General Bethune, late
manager Of Blind Tom, the musical wonder,
has been appointed 4 committee OF his per-
son and estate,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Sam Jones's Campaign I'm Omaha
fHv taleVru nh IN tho Dispatcnl

OMAHA, NEB., November 29.-sam Jones
closed q thiee-weeks' campaign here to-
day. At LIs has, meeting be raised ss,lOo
for the Young Mems Christian
building. lie left tonight for his home, in
Georgia, 10 take rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
A HlfuSt Member.
uglo-Amerlcan ca bic to the Dispatch

by AngIo-American caDe TO Tue DIspaIcn ]
LoNDON. November 29.-Dr. Robertson
Conservative has been elected 10 the
House OF Commons. The Doctor /, blind.
lie had no opposition. lie j, from Brighton
district.