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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
COMPROMISED.


by ,egrsph % the Dispa;ea.I
NV YORK. April When the
grand Jury entered the co0r: to-day
Judge Co#ing was on the bench
ard he district attorney and his a.
sisfants were present. The foreman
handed ~ several Indictments. Ons Of
he Indictments was sgsinst william
p. Kuk. charging him with bribery.
II is similar 70 that against Jsehs.
Judge Cowirg Fixed Kinks bail al
:2j.CC0. and Andrew Martin and ex-
Coroner William II. Kinney offered
themselves IS boadsmsn. Later the
grand jury appeared ia court and pre-
,euted more indictments. Among them
. as one against ex-AlderHlsn Pearson.
Inspector BJrnes shortly alcer Esfd'
ut,rtd the district attorney om,e
9Th Pearson. The list Of arrested
alCcrue On Is low raised % three
JacLre. Ri-k. AID pearso1-and rumor
became buster than ever whispering
he names Of Others 70 follow.
Ex-Allermtn XIII spent the nigbi il
tie police headquarters whence he vas
,skta AZ an early hour this morning to
he district sttefney's ofce aL1 Sc
GUIDED IN a private room. son after
tx-AlLuraa Wai'e cryse Up Ia car
rage, accompanied bg tro assistsn:
district attorneys. an entered the
-uild,cg. Fx-Allcrman Flock short
y Afterwards made his Appearance, 10
company with detective, a. catered
ere Of tie rooms al The district a.tor-
1ey's Office. Although the district
storey persists in stating that Waite
IS not q prisoner, heis guarded as close
ly ~ detectives as though be we're one.
NIX is close prisoner. Waite, shortly
lf,ef bis arrival, went before the grand
NY. accompanied by the district attor-
rey. 70 tell lis story. Ex-Nayor
Edecr was about the building person
ally to tell bis story about the passage
q tie Broadway franchise over his
veto. Ex-Alderm2n Shells was pre-
EFT also but whether bic presence was
desired OF not could not be learned.
E&-Alderman Fuilgrsf was reported
20 be under srfesi on bench-warisut,
but that seems 10 be al least prems-
tue. lie was az the district attorneys
Office and went before the grand Jury.
Two OF three Of the suspected aldermen
were reported 20 have fed the country.
Two q these were ct the district al
t-rrel's OF q today. BIO xeYer.
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k.taIIaflen Threatened.

~ ADg.0- American "a BE p lie D.sp&tcn.l
LUBLIN, April 2.-fhe FreemaR's
JorIAai, lommeuting upon the growing
opposition among the scotch members
81 Parliament - granting Ireland .
Parliament, threatens thai II the scotch
men bers help 10 defeat GiAdstone's
home-ruls BIZ the Parnellltes will
adopt q policy Of relentless opposition
TO every Scotch measure WHICH may
goIae b. lore Parliament.
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RICHMOND I0BACc0 NARKET.

E-fHMyAD lDBACtD "a kkET.
APRIL .. Isse
Ite fcce pt- ~ calk .oose tobacco today
were ~ 600 pounds. nah NJ tntal fur iIe
Wttk o. a. eco pounds. The highest price
Tor today MAS &c. and f)r TIE weea s.e.
on Change to-eay and yesterday bus uess
vas nearly suspended. HI tie Interest
Dtiug celued on tAe river and saving
s 'c.k 'hfesteuct boy Waffr. Afaurtiou To-
"a; = PACKAGE ~ ere offered ans il tak-n
III; lowest pr.ce pad $50. au3 hIghes,
geo IT, monthly statement ~ s,oc..s
VII b. aged cs Used ~ clsYss Of srpcks
pom tie 19gde4 warehouse 20 seyera.
oiAen AM Lew .9t,l-Jfos ~ have go b.
aiken.
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y leles-p On 70 ne Dlspatcl.l
AUGUSTA, GA, April 2.-Darias
bal al the Nigilsnt engine-house her,
last night Ten Rice cut ". 7. Archer
seven times. seriously w0lnaing bin.
Returning 10 the ballroom shols were
exchanged without effect. The dis3u-.
was about positions il a quGdrlile.
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led AN = rmea N oh.

JACKSON, MISS, April 1.-The
Brook haven Leader IN its issue Of yes
to-day says ii has authority for saying
that 5. II. WhitworIh, formerly Of
BrookhsYen, but now Of lie flOre
county, led the armed mob thai did the
killing o. Carrollton.
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Paiutli's auG GfaostOnt-. Name
TgfgSt.H


.Ry ArC Io-Amel!csa cable o. TIE I.spa5cl.
LONDON. April 2.-AJ q meeting ir
GUid ht-l to-day, al every mention @.
IUuell's name, the audience hissod.
be name Of lie Premier was trea-ed
u tie same way every time any speaker
used i. There were even cries oi
q. Gladstone IS q llugtc." AL the
speeches were intensely patriotic a1l
Tie speakers were loudly cbeJed.
George Potter Liberal veutlrel 20
propose an Amendment 10 tie -. Lub-
book resolution 70 the eject that Glad
store was entitled 20 the confidence Of
TIE Sudicnce and he British public,
but BIS voice was dr0wled bv groans
ard crles Of b.. 90 bone ' &c Turn him
cut
The meeting closed vith three cheers
Tor he Queen, and tie assombisge lef,
he hall singing " Rule Briltsnia.
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ARBITRATION
fhe ran noi sGtssf.et0ry 10 the
Knights eft x.aser.
lSpcclbi ieiesnso 70 tire Dispatch


.specsl Telegram 70 the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, April 2--lt is stated
tonight BY one OF the nos; earnest
supporters Of the arbitration bill that
late this afternoon Governor Curtin re-
oeiysd information By telegraph that
the pending BIZ Is non satisfactory 10
the knights o. Labor that Sir. Pow
dtrly has said thar j. viii be Of no
benefit. and that the Knights would
much prefer that q congressional iasss-
sigsiior Of the pesdipg strike IN Ais
sour should be ordered, and commits
siop appointed to make q general inEss-
tigstion Of the labor question aud
usks Recommendation a. 10 lsg;sIa.
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RsiIroaa I1cct.on Ordered

special telegram Co The Dlepaicl.-
DANyILLE, Va. April The
Council to-day issued IN order Tor a.
election on subscription OF $50. 600
% tbe Atlantic and peuvlle ralroal-
ihe election 70 be held May 1ih
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E,rubi,can sesntorisI Caucus.

" TFIfETsVl ~ T|E -FT1T'---
WAsHINGTOY. April The Re
publican senators oaucEssed from noon
ull +. N. There was a general inter-
change Of opinicn regarding the policy
10 he pursued IN considering nonina.
items; but 70 action was taken. r.
c5er,sl 10 The discussion more than 8
majority expressed thenselFes in favor
q open executive sessions.
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E-Is-wAr Ended.

lh9 tFI"sthpu 20 TIC UIslhlNusI
NEW YORK, April 2.-The trans
Observation-Disclosures war is said TO
be ended. Some Of the roads have no
tilted their patrons that tbs old rates
would be restored afser to-day.
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TRAINs RUNNING.
Inc var rIoua ,he rn.t.

10y Anglo American cable 10 the D.sgairh.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, March 3l.-War
is regarded here as inevitable. The
Turks are Fastening to complete the last
preparations necessary for the sailing
Of the iseet. The situation On the East.
err Roumelian question remains uD-
charged. Prince and Car being both
infexible. The Porte is ready 10 &C
quiesoe in the views Of either. provided
peace can be secured thereby. but fears
70 take any initiative. foreseeing com
phcsticns a. q result IN either case.
The Russians are working very hard
to win the Turks over TO ,heir side.
and all pressure respecting payment Of
arrears on the war indemnify IS at an
end. Strong hints have been even
given 10 make things pleasant If
Turkey behaves well in the present
crisis toward Russia. As an earnest Of
The same The Russians have announced
their intention of recalling the special
agent sent 30 collect the Indemnity.
Russia has officially informed The Porte
that she has retired from the naval De.
uonsTation al Suda bay.
LoNUON, April 2.-Tbere is a grea;
ard sudden activity ID the British For
eien OGce. Gladstone has spent con.
sitersble time there today couferring
with Earl Rosebery, Secretary for
Foreign Affairs.
LoNuoN. April . Sir Horace Rum
bold. British Minister 70 Greece. has
been ordered TO Join with TIE other
foreign diplomatic representatives at
Athens II sending TO the Greek Gov
eminent a final strong remoDstrauce
against Greece S waTlIke attitude. This
iemoustIsnce will be tsntsmoUnt 10 an
uitmatum, AMI # Greece ignores l. the
foreign fleets will act forthwith. All
foreign squadroDs IN The waters Of
Greece are being hastily reinforced.
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Postpone SDsDf sG Sisssssane's Pre-
gH1mme

10y AnslO-Americsn eAbleto the Dispatch
LONDON. April 2.--It IS believed
that the statement in relation to the
government Of ireland which Mr.. Glad
stone promised to make Thursday next
viii be again postponed.
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GEAlN END COTTON EXCHANGE.
KrCWMeND, Apri . 1870.
OTFFEfSS-.
CoRN.-N bite. Is0 bushels.
CAI-.-- 50 buslrF
sAIEs HFFshTED 70 sECEtrAaT.
l,8 ~ 80 reported iD -sefs'~f2.
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associates Of the General Excessive
Committee were In Cincinnssi ct 2
O'Clock this morning. and they would
leave for here by The Dext train.
Everything Cd TO noon In East 81.

O'clock this morning, and they would
leave for here by The Dext train.
Everything up TO noon in East 81.
Louis remained quiet.
Switch engines have been rHoniDg
hsck and forth 10 the yards silhoat IN
ssTiereDce FROM The strikers. A heavy
snow fell. aud the crowds around the
relay and railroad ards have decreased
cont i3ersbly since early morning.
Tbose who remain are less demonstra-
tive than usual and hare maintained
perfect order. The Missouri Pacific
freight SCENTS are receiving freight this
morning for all points on the Gould
Southwest system. and the business Of
these roads is again being regulsrly
conducted es il was before the strike.
More Of the knights Of Labor have
gone back TO work. bat the officials say
they have employed sufficient number
Of men since the knights left their en-
pl0y 10 resume freight traffic.
TRACK TORN Up.
ST. Louis. April "A Post Dis
yofck special from Fort Worth, Texas,
rays report has Just reached the city
irom tie Missouri Pacific yards that a
pa,t Of The track has been torn up.
The strikers and mob element have
ihoif Own way in the Missouri Pscihc
yards.
-" CgFVpoMTCTD
PHILADELPHIA, April about
o'clock this morning a mass-meeting OF
streetcar employees ratified the COM
promise entered into by the Arbiira-
iiOn Committee and The Board Of Pre-
,icents. and 81 the cars are running IS
Usual this morning. This action ends
al toe fears Of tio-up," ant the
men get about al they demanded IN
their bill Of grievances.
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German As,i-sseasi,., Law.

~ ADgio-A lnsr.csn caO.s 20 tns DsDstch. !
BEEIIs, April 2.-The Reichstag
to-day, by 4 vote Of 100 20 l5-. decided
in favor Of proiongiog tbs anti socislist
law.
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ny telegraph 20 me IHSImjcr.1
WASHINGTON, Air.l 2.-N.Joaals
htICpo.lIEns. =.
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EIcHMoND STOCK ExclANgE.

FEIDAY. April 2. lsts.
sALEs-FIBsr BOARD. soc virgins coa-
soisat 5sS I6O Nirg MIA new 50 a. s5h4.
sKcoSD BoAKn.-lOo iynonbarg clty ;
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WITH Us IT IS NEW AD-

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ID. -'- d ~ ~ 40 VI -'. h .--A- ID
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l-li."' ADD s-4hN,A AID Al.-.I-
LIAI.H' BACK ND CRUSHING mo
S.-.'--N J i'i-' = N1''> sA-AE AEA.-
CAASI- Wa 44-ti l-i '- I'D -AND Ii.i.-
ALND.'e LoA''--,-E ih--'--' AND
"h.fl - VI A'sI pJNsI-. E-N.L TO
JiL Il Z. BASIN. } h-.--" j. HAVE
EtT "oNL PAiLL MANNED ~ PLAI>
ECJEEs--o As- IL voc oF BE-T
IiL -TAENI AND cDi--cT PHl-Ls.
A. sAN- q 90.
''- - ''.S1
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I'D 4''S 7oA4 ~ 81 'fa '-i'''-
90
PRICE L. L'hE1 --f' IL -'- Pa
i'~-' n i'N so 'o--' J. '-'-'A' '0~
~ 3 AL % '''
Thy sr.rHFD IaE Markets OF
INV YORK. g9sT.s AMI pHILAugl.-
...--..
~ b 80 50 ii-ll--- = - + ~
= -
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Marie steady.
HFCEIfrrs
A. Roanoke Vaier ousr bales.
oUOTATIoEs.
coon ITDIINc.-t G.
Nrrrr 80 -- I5-lGc.
STRICT Low MiDDLtEG.-b &C.
Low MIDDLIAS,-e59c.
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COTTON AEPoKT.

We quote: fiue. 81 T5sfs superrDe.
ksatSbo. rXIu e. 75as4. family, 10
$40 aatert family. county 3.~jGs3.75.
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NARELgS By TELKgRAPH



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$1,000. ~
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l-er.- .,sss+. ~ - 80 ~
., s.,' 49,. 49, .
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"--i Mi lar k4J lLI ai .r. sugar
s.ra.J ti- ttral. Arl. 81 % tsass &C. ..tt
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ipIha-rs'1 o. 44b-ic- iri crude. ~ iasOc.
ior I,-le1. l.N 3D. tI. a. .a5a.iI0. Tgr.
isLthr ctf ttt'f higher aL1 .rtrr.sI az
&C.. j l'h t.raty Wool steady. fprE
~ al hal h.taHS i.rs.. go 5J.
'r et- .'ns eaf 30 o-3 Lard
vt.tf N's,rtn s-tam spYt so&5s
800 4t--h-h h.rN-a.
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,. ~ r@ =. p,... -,..- 20 -.
r..'....,-.. e "|S
800 .- .,,s H.. 80
lan.. a. $685. '.-y D. D.. suPeraue. e.. 75a
,'-,.-. ~ -,os.t- .,e,'.,.'. -. .' a.,
e.' .S,,',..'--,. ,... - ~ - co. &c.
-.,.ff...rr .,-s-, 90 ~...f. e..r.rT 80.
aue sg.i. snl,aera roa sas sec.. a.. a.s5er.
g-s.sr No Nrvr.e.e 4f-- a.g,f -.
Z western v-irfsr 40 ~. lts-l 81
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taLla .-a4Ic. Rte0a.,t az 1Ua7sc. rav
-lfl aud .slef If sue 70 cnOioe western
~ aatl Be- rlys si1us aIl AID uDn laai
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go ''''.' 80 49, p4'h..~' ~
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p - +-.'i pr "ra-'lN pAfh' 10
-h''' --- - it-s '~7t ei'-
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"a e"f iii" % p4r
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h.se-. d. "a tceai. ~. fIfibLt % LIVER
- ~ - --i'i '.ii- .D-l9a' S-4,d .-'d
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ielS lee. . ye 'as..'iif e'fu, 80 yi9
80 "a ~. ,.,. - az ' ~.
baAlr.s.
IhAIAoO-
GRECO, Ayrl ~ heat syeuef act e
and rim. cIfs.-d duH ard heavy. Apr.I
7g.aT1c.: day. es.a-4 "a. corn .s...-i
o. easy: Cash ssabs5ac,. Aprl s4.a
"a sc; Ass ~ 5-l6sss.s Oals dla AID
80 - 'T o., isgiy ~si.te eoa'q s.s'oy
&C. user. cssh' 8 49, -. Ma IS -
- 20. bOxsd mes's STEADY. dFy sailed
sLOulden- ss.sJsss go. short ro, $3.50;
s.ssI. :. .Sssse ~ ~nsEes steady AssI4t
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ton. Irview Of this suggestion Il is
thought yeiy possible that toe bin Cay
be otfestsd or withdraw.
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to tell what dsmags has Been done to
rrovnxtw hx tbn hsoh wsf<r

to tell What damage has Been done to
property by the high vstsr.
The news from Point Pleasant, ct
the mouth Of the Ksnawha river. says
that the Ohio river lacks but few feet
Of being equal 10 the great food Of two
years ago. In the flooded districts OF
the city many hundreds Of people who
lived in small houses are great suffsr-
ers-many having lost their posses
sionE.
TRAINS RUNNING.
Knoxville, Tenn. April D.
The river is falling rapidly, and the
city is not damaged by the food. AL
trans or the East Tennessee road are
running On time. and the dAmsges on
the Knoxville and Ohio road will be re-
paired IN few days.
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BALTIMORE


BALfiNOEE, Apiil 2.-Airginis ss' con-
sOlIatCd. 81 iast doe coupons. o. ne =
Do. sU's -; rev SIS o. NOrth Carolina . e
cd. lI7Z. Id "a Gay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03

Hsy, sag. aNs can spA nrzss Ne =
rniEs1. cash. seks., Hay. s0.c ~.
Wh;kkey nfm a. si1o froyisfgos eH>g1
snd nynn. Pork steady ~ go. lAr3 am
81 te.sosft.s5. Bulk. meats steady, bexs1.
iong clear. ts.2o; sBoft-fibs $50: shHt
esesr, $3.50. Bsesn nfmer; b,ns cissS e3.fss
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April 2.-Floor easy. Wheat
DDcnangsd. Corn active and DrBsers No.
2Inized, sss.ss7. Oats strong, No msr~e,
&o-ezf buls, meats aulsts shoulders. t5-sc;
short.Fih s52ssft.s5. Bseon firm sh3u.s
defs s4Z5. short rib. $3.50. clear, $40.
" h.shsy quiet ~ sale. sugar easy and
unchanged. Hogs steady and uneesne-1-
WILMINGTON.
wuxrScToS, n. G.. Apfti 2.-TuTpens
tlne hrm ~ s5e. h1sin arm, strains6,
re rood strained, e7he. Tar FIRM -
81 Is. Crude tnrpe8tiDs nrn Lard, o.:
yellow DIP and ylrGn 81.
NEW YORK COTTON YuruRx.
NEW foEx Aprf 2.-Cotson- Net re-
etipis, leS tales gFoss reeeipts as balssL
fotnfts e.aeed cuA fgt steady sales. a. 500
hates. Apr.L t9ltsss. - Nay 50 2iafs "a:
Ione, ~ s2ete.hs lriy. - sestfti. An-
sosi ss.Sssts 20 September. % ssafe.ss.
gcieteft DzJat2.2z November. f9ifs
ss.lt; beeemOer, o. a.; JEBBafy. ss.soa
So 81.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for ths Dispatchl
NORFOLK, fnrll Prior. aaalzr esn-
cy, sHc setory hsnc-piekeo a Market
cui. Receipts fr9D1 TIE Farmers sfoalug
f.0-t'A ~
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/ OsT. NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ gwen that CERTIFICATE or TuE
tOxnONw EALfH 80 VIRGINIA. No.
s.ss7, sssled under sct of The i3xls,aturo
~ March 20. lss7, ip favor ~ The undsg-
~ s,ssss Aspxxw svDeg.
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sUEs1uISG WATERS.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, April .
The riyer has fallen about sixteen
inches. Boats have been distributing
food ell day through the inundated parts
Of the city. Several hundred persons
mostly negroes, have been shut Up for
TWO days without food. COnyicls on
the State farm, after a perlous time,
were carried from the flooded quarters
IN q fiat boat for = mile and safely
placed IN the penIsentlary al We
tumpkA.
Reports from different points near
here to-day show that five more negroes
have been drowned. A steam ferry
boat left here to-day going up the river
10 pick up al persons IN danger and 20
supply food 10 the water-boand. Ii
viii 20 10 Wetumpka on the Cooss
river.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April g.
The food in The Kanasha and Elk
rivers, which resulted IN submerglDg
hall the city, began receding early tins
morning. and ut IL o'clock the marks
show IS feet in the channel. IL is hxra
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Al orIEr N ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lor1s. April 2.-Ths Wabash
has sent out train Of twenty cars Of
livestock east-bound since noon. and
the yandalia has brought IN scoal train
Of fifteen cars.
A dispatch has been received here
stating that Frederick Turner and his
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
~ NEATLY DONE
81 the
pLsRAfcH PRINTING HoUsE.
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REVIEW - rHE CHICAGO zAKKrr
LOUlsyILLk

LoUI-vfLLE April ~ nsst-N0. z sad
ssas0c. Con- ArH miNed wnsss. S7.e
Ual4-SeN Nc. mixed axl<c Proyia4ons
doll. Bulk f0eRfs--t iear-riD, So 80. e,saf
- % shoulders ss Pork-Mssz. fII 80
Hams -~.HugsF-cufrd. ss.30asIi Lard
Ci.Olce Iesf. g7.75ssc
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~. LoclE. April 2.-fiour UNCHANGED
Mnest daii md Irregular: se. Z red east,
ssses May estheDtSe. Corn fins aad ~.
niglaef, No. : A.xeo, east. 35szess<s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03


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ePIsooPALhNs GET THROUGH.


Last Day of the Triennial Convention
The Proceedings.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S-Thursiay was the last
day of the session of the Episcopal conven-
tiOn, and the hall was almost empty when
the secretary read the minutes to unheeding
ears The Rev. DR.. Benjamin Franklin, wEo
is intensely interested in the subject of mar
riaSe and divorce, presented arasolution that
committee of three presbyters and two
laymen be appointed to consider the who'e
subject, for the preservation of American
civil life, ''ciecaying already at its root, and
not to abandon it until full legislation on
the subject be obtained An effort was
made to stab the proposition by putting it on
the calendar, but it failel DIR. Dumbell said
he deeply deplored that this house would ad-
lourn without taking stand on a subject SC
deeply important while so much time has
eeen occupied, he woul not say frittere,i
away, on unimportant subjects The reso,,l-
tiOn was passed
BY vote of dioceses and orders it was de-
cided TO report to the diocesan conventions a
proposed change Of the meeting of the gen.
elal convention from the first Wednesday in
October to the third Wednesday in Septem-
ber, TO he ratified at the next general conven-
ton. The present date is extremely incon-
venient TO southerners, as cotton and corn
are just then coming in, The bishops non
concurred
After DR.. Huntington Ind risen three or
four times to call for the order of the day
thu rev sion Of the prayyI book was taken up
and permission was granted 10 sing hymn
OF anthem at the uifertory. The Rev Drs.
Harwocd, of Connecticut; ShingfeIlow, OF
Alabama, and McsSrs, Prince, of New Mex
leo, and Fairbanks, of Florida, We're ap.
pointed to visit the provincial synod of the
Canadian church This was on messar e
from the house of bishops The quest,
hon OF fixing the date of the feast
OF the TRANSPORTATION was then taker
up. The bishops wanted it on Jan.
Is, which is a date not on any calendar OF
teasts and only chosen because it is thought
To come in convenient. The date is Aug Z
in all communions, and so the house of depu
ties held by an overwhelming vote by dio
ceses and orders. The house of bishops
gracefully yicliei and the feast is an estab
li''led thing. message from the house OF
bishops was concurrel in to appoint joint
committee of fifteen to consider the subject
OF all further liturzIcal revision to report
next convention The hour for adjournment
arrived, hut no official notice was received.
aal the house had to sit.
The SCI vices at Grace church consisted of s
hymn and several collects, after which thu
pastoral letter was read
Rock Island daily Argus., 1886-10-29

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