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MonmOuth-Pnrk Races.

tAd fAt-AhH4- W AAN Af4'f AtNAsl
MONMOUTH PARK, August IL
First Tsce-seyen eighths Of a mile
VallsciA won Stonebuck second, Sat
Ter third. Time. l:30.
Second race-two-yeaT-olds, three
quarters Of a mile-Msggie Mitchell
won; Freedom second, Trill third.
Time, ILL.
Third neutrality-suspicious., one mile
and a half-The Bard won; Dew Drop
second, Ben Ali third. Time, 2:39.
Fourth rsce-one and three quarter
miles-GOnfsllon won; Peekskill sec
end, War Eagle third. Time, 2:05.
Filth rAce-three-year-olds and up
wards, one mile-Lizzie Mack won ;
Queen Esther second, Witch third.
Time, los.
Sixth rsce-steeple chase, short
course-Judge Griffith won; Endover
second, Viii Davis third. Time, $40.
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WASHINGTON.
COMMENTS OF THE RESOLUTIONS OF
THE INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. croxton's Nomination-Th North Ca
rolins Republieans-The Cutting
AHair-Persona Notes.
prom Our Regular Correspondents

lFrom Our Regular Correspondent1
WASHINGTON, August l2.-Demo-
Gratis to-day are commenting favorsbly
upon the resolutions Of the Indiana
Democracy. 1t is noticed that the
Doosiers desire the passage Of the sur
plus resolution, holding that money
above ihe wants Of the Government
should not be locked Up IN large sums
in the Treasury. Nearly all the con-
yeDtlons so FAR have endorsed the Ad.
ministra,ioD.
Mr.. Croxton's denomination, a.
though expected, was none the less
gratifying 10 his friends in this city.
Ills record in the House has been very
creditable.
North Carolinians here have DIS
counted the action OF the Republican
State Committee. 1t has been known
a long while that the leaders did not
b,rmoDize. and that the result would
he seen in a failure to agree; but
Democratic vigilance will not therefore
relax.
The southern men here are divided
ss 10 the effect OF negotiations
with Mexico anent the Cutting affair.
A moment ago q prominent hotel-pro-
prietor said that he thought brush
might be looked for any moment. lie
knows the spirit Of the borderers, as
many of their representatives are his
friends and acquaintance. On the
Other hand, find gentlemen who fore.
saw that the Texas would try to make
trouble and have entire condolences IN
lhe ability of the Administration to
hold them in.
One Of the assistant Librarians at the
Congressional Library says that the at
PENDANTS at that great repository OF
books, newspapers, and documents can
always tell some days or weeks in ad-
vance what subjects are coming up for
debate in Congress. They know pre-
cisely what treaty is to be considered
in secret session by the Senate by OBJ.
serving what matter is ordered and by
what committee. OF course no out
giving TO the press is made or expected.
But have heard that certain editor
was accustomed to engage IN CONVERSE
tion at their boarding-place with certain
Librarians, and that his editorials and
what they would say in these "refec-
tons Of the gods" had q remarkable
resemblance. Newspsper-men are the
most impressionsble Of mortsls in ways
like that, ard il is right, provided it is
not yiolstive Of confidence expressed or
implied.
Professor Fontaine, Of the University
Of Virginia, was here last evening.
Judge Booker, Of Hampton, was an
other Of yesterdays arrivals.
Representative Eustsce Gibson, Of
West Virginia. is still in the city.
Senator Ransom and Representative
Reid, Of North Carolina, have gone
home.
Sergeantat-Arms Canadsy, Of the
Senate, was on the train which met
With the accident at Otter-Dam creek,
but was not injured. lie was return
irg hitler from his home, in Whining
ton, n. c. Colonel Canaday arrived
this morning.
Mr.. Frank King, Of Virginia, is re-
gistered Of q downtown hotel.
M. j. O. Askew and wife, Harrells-
vile, n. c., are here.
Colonel Paul d. Means, Of Concord,
y. c., is III the city.
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rf,Iro Of n,at.Iinnd,er..

10y telegra pl % lac lfpa-ch.l
CHICAGO, August l2.--Between
600 and 2u0mest-handlers in the pack
i.E.tocse Of Robert Warren & Co., st
he slock-yards, struck this morning.
The reason assigned is that they were
required TO load cars handled by i'm
ported ssitcLinea. Ever since the
sr,le Of The Lake.Shore sFitchnen
trouble has been expected from
;de men in The paeking-houses. who
were regarded as The natural allies
Of ihe strikers. The enployees Of sew
eTsl packing-heUses have given their
employers 10 understand hat they
would not handle Llke. shore freight
or handle cars Of that company.
81 have ordered my house closed"
said Robert Warren. We sold out
our hogs that We bought this morning
and have clossd down. There Is no
money "a running, and roE the men
car have all the strike they want"
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August i2.-Flolr quiet.
stronger; No. 2 naked. sz5sas3e. Oats
nfmsr; No. . naked. SstA3hike. Pork
steady q op,as. Lard sxong spd aighss n
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EnPEnoa WILLIAM.
NJ Journey Heass frssn ne Nicotine
with Frasess Joseph.


fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, August l2.-To-mor.
rows Tribune will publish the follow.
ing special:
Sdl,bprg, Angust12.-Emperor VIII
ham, Of Germany, arrived At Salzburg
to-cay On his way from the meeting at
Gastein to Berlin. The journey Of four
hours in . carrisgs to the station and
three hours travel BY rail, with
the mercury at 900, told on his many
years, and he appeared feeble. Tho
American guests at the hotel have sent
flowers to him, with expressions Of re-
spect. On leaving Salzburg be request.
ed the Americans to assemble in the
large hall Of the hotel, where he shook
hands cordially with each man, woman,
and child, and spoke to them all in
German. His grandson Prince Will
liam, son Of the Crown Prince, trans
lstipg his remarks, said The Empe-
ror thanks the Americans for their
courtesy, and expresses his profound
admiration for the American people,"
Chaupcey NJ. Depew answered !:
"Tbe 100000 Germans in America
are among our best citizens, but what
they give to US takes nothing from their
love for the fAtherland. They have
taught TO 10000, 900 Americans the
deepest esteem and veneration for their
Emperor and the great people he 30
wisely governs.
The Prince expressed for the Em-
peror renewed thanks for these senti-
ments. The Emperor took the Ameri-
cans baskets OF flowers with him in his
car
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

ss.7G Buik- meets n socd dsms9a !; sSsss'
S,nc' q. SolGac0o nsm shoul1ern W ~
fihs. Si.iS: clsas. ey.\o. Whbsss -
SUGAR sisady.
LoursvrlIu, August la.-whsse-Se:
red. nha7sc; coss e;vsasc Prostu;S.s
sfesdy. Baik-meAfs-Cssar. rib, 1855: 49,
es. so; shouIessa, o. 20. Bacou--SnoeloSS
10 S7L: clesr-rib, Ss IS aides. 37.S3. LAM
Choice, Is. PORK, 5000.
wILMINeroE.
wrLnIrerDH. n. O., August i2.-I1yYS'
tiDe firm OF sic. kusin 1fnl: sereines
Use: good. SOC. Tar drn ~ $50. ~
turpsntine nrm; hard. ,sc.; ysliov-die 80
virgin. $50.
CorroN MARKETs.
NORFOLK, VA. August L. --Cottcn stcady:
middlina, s9tc. Net receipts. 2s3 pA1e9s
gross receipts. gag bales stock. SSH
bales; sales. ~ bales; exports coan ~
2b bales; 10 Great Britain. - bs'sss 70
France. - bales.
WILMINGTON, n. C., August l2.--Cottoa
grosS receipts. - bales: sales, - baies
stock, 2ts bales exports- cous;wises -
bales: To the Continent - bales
sAyASsAH, GA. August la..cossee
bales gross receipts. 10 oaies: Gales .
bales: stocR, 32s7 bales: exports -c,est-
wise, - bales. 10 the Continent -
bales; TO Great Britain, - bales. %
France. - bales.
AUGUSTA, Ca, August l2.--cotton quiet:
middling, &C.; shipments. bales; salees
lS bales.
CBARLEsroS. y. C., August i2-Cotto1
Cuiet; mlddilng, s1Sc. Net receiptA
bales; gross receipts, o bales sales -
bales stock. !, so4 bales: exports-te Greas
Britain. - bales: to the Continent. -
bales: coastwise. ss5 bales. 20 France, -
bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs
NEw YORK, August lS.-Iotton-Drossr re-
ceipts. ] bale. FUTURES CLOSED nrm szles.
e3 aoo bales. August g. sosss.si: Sop
tem ber, ss.29ssp 80; October. sg.20: No.
NembeY. t9 2Ssse 80: December, te.S2a
ss 81; January. sa.4lsse.s2: February.
So 49as9.50 March. ss.sssss.ss. April.
ss.67aSe SIS; May. -. 76sss.77; June, s9.sta
s9e5; July s9e2ss9.es
NORFOLK PEANUT Market.
Reported for the Dispaich.l
NokFoLK. August l2.-Msrket qulet.
with better feeling. Prime STATE; fancy.
&c: common. lace: shelied, 2a21fc.: fac
tory hand. picked. 4lss5sc.
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The Texas Democratic Conventios.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

lb9 lelcBihpn 10 the blspttcn.l
GALVESTON, Ten, August H.
The third days session of the Demo-
cratic Convention was stormy one.
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani-
zation reported, naming Hon. Il. N.
Wynne, Of Tarrant county, for perma-
neat chairman and William Lambert,
Of Travis cour y, for secretary. lbs
report Of the Committee on Crsdsu-
tails was then adopted after sharp Do.
bate, in which the Farmers Alliance
AID Knights of Labor succeeded in
seating their delegation from Cook
county.
Tie Committee on Platform and
Resolutions submitted their report,
which, after an exciting discussion be-
tween the ree-grass and lease-lsnd ele.
mentS, was unanimously adopted.
After the adoption Of the platform,
nominations for Governor were msds.
The ballotiDg resulted in the election ef
General L. {. Ross, whose nominatioa
was unanimous. The Convention then
took a recess until P. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Washington SOtoh.
o - 81 arr. M fnrha nfanafNh

- sIIN
WAsHINGTON, August IA call
was made to-day for slO, 100000 8 per
cents. The call natures September
18th.
The President has signed the commits
sion Of L. Spencer Pratt, United States
Minister TO Persia.
The President has appointed Lewis
Gerhard Reed United states Consul at
Barbados and OHIO !. Keiner to San,i-
ago lie Cuba.
The receipts OF the Government since
July 1t have been nearly 5fooo,oQ1
in excess Of the receipts for th- same
pcIiod last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

Conference Held rs AcW sork-Au
Address 10 &c Essucd-Ecso-
luton Adupieg.

.I'5 e. ."rriIn % .he D.sp@tch.l
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE con-
ference OF TIlo-Iradcrs called by the
National Committee Of the American
Free.Trs6e League Was held here 10.
dsy. Hen. David \. Wells presided,
and there we're present John !. Dargen.
Of South Carolina; L. Il. Blair and p.
-. DOYLE. Of Virginia; william Dear
and William gibbons, Cf Delaware
william j. Br0uuler OF Michigan
Bent Esece, Of ohio; T. W. Blake
Of Illinois; J.. 4. Wells, D. ). Sargent,
and 4. ". Thomas. OF Connection. :
ard J.. VI. Bordor. Everett r. Wheel
er. y. p. DOYLE and j. ). Moore, o.
New York. i was determined TO send
out IN address TO al prominent Free
Traders IN al the States, urging yigor-
Gus schon IN 81 the congressional dis
uicis this Gll. Resolutions were
ADOPTED commencing President Cieve-
lino f1r bis '' adherence 20 aiminislrs-
live REFORM also. commencing Secre.
tsry Manning as tr-e American states
man thanking Hon. IS. Is. Morrison
10Y his action IN Congress On The tariff.
and asking every re1euue-ref0rmsr 20
contribute 81 each for tbe cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
louIse Mi,n.r Sentenced.

~ Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.
PARIS, August l2.-Losise Michel
was to-day sentenced 10 four months
Imprisonment and to pay fine Of Loo
.rs1cs for seditious language and melting
20 murder during the riotiug ct Decazs-
lille last May.
Lafarque and Surine were sentenced
10 four and six-months' Imprisonment
for similar offenses at the same time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

lByAugl0-American ca Die to The Disp ltch.
DUBLIN, August l2.-While thC
police Of the towns in the vicinity o.
KillOrglin were engaged in keeping the
peace At fair yesterday a gang Of mer
secured mid-kerry county for arms
and made away with large number o.
weapons, including niles. They also
seized quantity Of ammunition.
Mr.. Parnell. with Harrington ant
other friends, IS grouse-shooting in tht
Wicklow mountain, which Mr.. Psrnel
leases,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
CburchiiI's Irish-ReIief Bill.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch
DUBLIN, August l2.-The Eish
Times Conservative states that it is
reliably informed that Lord Randolph
Churchill is engaged in drafting bill
intended TO solve the Irish problem
The skeleton measure is already done.
that paper says, and provides for uni
v.rssl local self-government throughout
Great Britain and Ireland, giving to
Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales
control each Of its own immediate az
fairs, leaving the supreme power-im-
perisl psrliament-undiminished. The
bill is described as q measure which
opens the door to imperial federation.
Tie full text, the Irish Times says, will
not be completed before next Febru-
airy. But" it adds, $50 lar as it
has gone it has been submitted to Sails
bury, Harrington, and others, and is
broad enough to satisfy all moderate
Irisbmen."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
ssIishnr, nnn rho Iri,il.

81 ARCHAEOLOGICAL caDle 10 the Dlspatch.
DUBLIN, August H. CHted Ire.
land says Salisbury, in a speech at tho
Lcrd Mayors banquet in London last
night, proclaimed war q Fou'rGaec.
The burden of his speech is a twenty
Years. msnscle for the Irish. Very
good, says the United ireland oar
race is accustomed to resist tyranny By
var. Let 1t be, in the mama Of God.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

Eolns frame Couiracl Between fEe
g,f>e1 central ADD Baliimore aI,a
glto
isy telegraph to TIE D'soaich.l

iSy Telegraph TO TIE DtsDaich.l
PHILADELPHIA, Auges. - At q
meeting yesterday OF tue Jersey Geo.
nal RAILROAD Company the joint trade
contract between that road and the
Baltimore and Ohio was formally aD-
proved. The new agreement recognizes
rbe ems already existing between the Bal.
umore and Ohio and Reading roads, and
under Us provisions the Jersey Central,
Reading. and Baltimore and Ohio lines
all be operated as one road. The
Central agrees TO interpose no objec-
ten TO the construction Of a bridge
over the AIthuTkill to Staten Island,
where the Baltimore and Ohio's
terminals are 10 be located. The Bala-
more and Ohio also has the right 70 do
sll It's business-passeDger, express
ard ireieht--oyer its Stsien-lslsRd lice
If desired. 1t is agreed, however, on
the part Of the Baltimore and Ohio that
it will not divert its freigh, business to
Staten Island until after the expiration
Of two years, and that it will net divert
IT'S passenger and express business un-
I'll after six years. The Baltimore and
Ohio will exercise its pleasure alter
these limits Of time have expired
whether it will continue the uss OF the
jersey Central terminals at Jersey
City OF not. In retarn for
tho priyil<gss derived through the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
E-te Of cer,so...,on 20 be E,l.sa.

ny teleErspA 70 tLa DspaLoh.I
NEW YORK, August l2.--Spesial
notices have been sent out 10 the mem
heTs Of Typographical Union No. 8 to
attend regular meeting Of tAe Union
Sunday afternoon. II IS expected that
the question Of raising the rate OF COM
position from .orty-six 70 forty-eisht
cents per thousand ems will be dis
cussed. This proposition has been
made IN consequence Of the voluntary
increase by the Management Of tho New
York Wofld 70 fogty-eight cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--FRlDAY AUGUST 10. 1886.

Of Commons on Tie 10th instant On tho
seasonal order declaring that the inter-
ference Of the peers in N election con-
stitutes . high infringement Of the lib.
erties and privileges Of the commons.
He viii instance the interference by the
Duke of Westmorelsnd, Earl Leicester,
Lord Montague, the Duke Of Norfolk,
and the Duke Of Argyle, respectively,
and will move that the order, II obso-
lete, be abandoned, otherwise that II
be enforced. The Radicals will sup
port Mr.. Bradlaugh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Congregational Nominations.

10y ItItefHpH 20 INC DIhFHFch,T
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August H.
Hon. W. e. Oates has been unanimous.
ly nominated for Congress from the
Third district. This is his fourth nomi-
nation.
SAVANNAH, GA, August l2.-Hon.
C. +. Crisp was renominsted for Con-
gress by the Democrats Of the Third
district to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
ACTON az Cortoo-siauursc tu-erS
lIiy telegraph TO lie Disnstch.t

MONTREAL, August l2.-The cotton
manufacturers OF The Dominion in ses-
sion here the past few days concla led
it, labors laSt night. The advance 10
prices proposed Is rom 5 to 10 per
cent. The advance by the maulfsc-
turefs will not amount TO more than
half cent yard TO us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Firing ON Irish Police.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.
DUBLIN, August l2.-Tbe police or
patrol duty at Farranfore, County
Kerry, we're fred upon by moonlight
ers last night. A physician and three
well-known and respectable trsdesmen
are under arrest, charged with the
shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
A,tsmpt to nlow az Procession.

Attempt to hIOW tD Procession.
~ ADglO-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatch.
LoNDoNDEHRY, August l2.-Du-
firg procession OF 0Iangemen to-day
TWO bottles filed with gunpowder
packed around lighted fuses we're cast
lto the ranks. Both bottles were
mashed before the lights could reach
be powder. When the nature Of the
a. ar was generally known among the
0langemen they became greatly excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

.Lt t-.t-tulL DO ite Aiti A-c-.l
MAlIC0TA, AM, August "a
Bernard Martin with his wife and two
children, Of Weaver, Arz., started Jaly
2u,h flr Erie, Pa for a visit. No. be-
M heard from, O search was instituted.
which resulted ~ finding the charrel
remains of the cn.ue family between
Ya.t.Ie Nine and Phaaiz. Martin was
known % have had $4,000 with him
rell'zol from the sale ofhis rancho. He
Was wsylaid by robbers aud the entire
family murdered and their remains
burned 70 cover lie crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
n ~ wv bt4oA G4Ss
GALES REPOKTED TO sKCRETARY.

WHEAT.-Whlte, q bushels common NJ
70 to 72c. Mixed, 1000 bushels very good
on private Terms. Red, 2iO bushels very
good LOngberTy on private terms 456
common to fair Longberry at IS 10 sc. /;
ZlO4 bushels common 10 very good Snort
berry at SO 10 s5c.
CoKN.-Wnite, 154 bushels very good VIZ
gluis al CSC.
s.-Winter o. bushels prime Virginia
a. 42c. Spring. 10 bushels very good Viz
glnia at 85c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

AUGUST - lea9.
Market Was steady. hgt with less trading
and fewersa.os to-day. ~rn-cufei is from
sec. 10 g. 30 lower than several Jays ago
Owing 10 heavy tre8 ss ana tbs holding OF
q soue prominent buyers. Very beg. re-
ports continue from North Caro- ua. battne
market hss not been affected thereby 10.
day. Breths az hrshts nave been large.
0a, TIE disposal OF recent shipments has
been acre -lacg', toaa former sales OF last
v.tr L..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Pied 70 HeruCft-

BY Anglo-Amer!can cable tothe Dispatch.
LONDON. August 12.-The argu-
ments in the case Of the appeal Of James
Gordon Bennett from the award against
him Of s25,000 in favor Of Cyrus W.
Field for libel were concluded. Jndg-
ment was reserved, and pending jus
announcement execution of the award
is stayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Death Of a College oniccr.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

ST. LOUIS, August l2.-The Rev.
John F. Bergen, viee-president and
chancellor of the St. Louis University,
died at the nOyiiiate of the Jesuit IA
theirs on Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
The Pre..den. san Appointing.

by IeItBIhpl 70 Int UspaIch,I
WASHINGTON, August l2.-The
President to-day appointed John F.
Wheaton collector of customs at Sa.
vsnnah, Ga, rice I. +. johnson, sus.
pended, and George ". Lamar, post
master, at Savannah, Ga, rice Wilson,
SUSPENDED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
rsasas Aa.2s q, osas,v,uc. rs=a.

.t3 ie.' 1882" 10 t.Ir 4-ai lt-t-i-!
CHATTANOOGA, IENN., August Z.
Thomas Bnty, son OF tho Bs7-is-
minister at Graysyil,e, Tenn, attempted
20 Whip John Davis, young farmer,
for visiting h's sister. Davis crushed
3oDdy's skull With a stone, and then
tbs father o. Bondy inierlcred. lie and
DAVIS foueAt with knives, and both were
MORALLY wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13

NORFOLK, VA, August IA tel
egTsm has been received here from The
engineer OF tire steamer Resolnte, the
wreeking steamer belonging 70 the
Baker Salvage Company, stating that
the vessel had been lost. but all ths
crew had been saved. No particulars
were given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
APennAxIyania Hanging.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, August l2.-Michsei
Wetz was hanged this afternoon at
Union Town for the murder Of fellow.
workman September last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
nnnIen Beai, iIis own Record

tbS telegraph 10 the pispatch.l
WORCESTER, MASS. August H.
Hanlon rowed three miles with = turn
on Lake Qninssgamond to-day in 10
minutes and % seconds, beating oil OF
bis previous records,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Losdou Tfmes ON the Cutting Affair.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the DisPatcn.
LONDON, August l2.-The TIMES,
speaking of the Cutting case, says /;
The chief difficulty in the way Of a set
Element Of the matter lies in Cuttings
appeal to the angry passions Of the
Texans and the desire Of the dormant
raider on both sides Of the frontier for
an outbreak which would result in the
restoration Of the contraban1 trade.
President Diaz, Of Mexico, can have no
wish for a collision with his powerful
neighbor. He must be well aware there
are enemies Of Mexico on both sides Of
the frontier who are clsmoring for war.
Mexico has been surprisingly reasona-
bic in dealing with Cutting, considering
the proyocatlon he gave, and, although
Secretary Bsyard has been little too
exacting, the action OF the President
and Senate is all that could be desired
,acy. In that action lies the assurance
Of peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Russiau au,,.Iex,.h Riot.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch
LONDON, August l2.-Anti-Jewish
riots occurred in the province Of Kieif,
Russia. The houses of many Jews
we're yrecked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Squire asa fIsna's Cases.

NEW York, August Esquire and
Flynn, through counsel, entered pleas
Of 'noi guilty " IN the General Sessions
Court. The case vas set down for trial
On September Sin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-13
Nominated for Governor.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn, August r.
Robert L. Taylor was nominated Dem
ccratic candidate for Governor on the
fifteenth bollot.