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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
PEGEE>HUsG.
L o-sonhi 7souIion-Riehmond Visitors
70 the CoekaGe city.

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch +
NOVEMBER II. 1885,.
The following j. q lit Of the ia1ies and
gentlemen from Richmond who came over
In o specil. car and attended our kirmc-,
ui-hi teforc last: Mrs. ,vcrnDg Lee,
Mr.. !. l.. scott, Mrs. B0xie Scott
Mr.. Oiey cullen, Mrs. sophie Bruce.
Alr. De Eu-yille. Mrs. life Branch,
Ni.> IOss. Mis- Sallie Anderson, Miss
Mile Cullen. Nl.s Mary Cook Brsncn,
Mt.s Mary Pr~rm, and Miss Maggie
,uipcicll8w: &aicr Fred. 4. scott, Gea-
cral =. l.. Anderson, Mr. Willie Grant, NJ.
Riefhe Branch. Mr Land0n CabeI, NJ
Charles sirineie.iow, Mr.. John Cbamhiin,
Mr.. Turner Arlington, NJ. Edward Ne
ers. S,r. Rutherford Rose. Mr. George Lai-
gerfy, and Messrs. Fred. Edward, and
Vholuas scott. IL il needless 10 SAY .bai tie
rre>cnce Of these guest, n the hirmess Wa
very gratifying o. their Petersburg friends.
Nj. and Mr.. L. L. scott, Mrs. Willie Al
len, Mrs. Archer Anderson, Miss Belle
Webb. Misse. scott and BraLch, aud DR..
Cabeii were among the Richmond guests
ai The dinner given 10 Governor and Mr..
Lee II the Asylum, near this city, yester-
tlsy afternoon. Many Petersburg people
were Also present on the occasion.
judge Robert II. Jones, Jr.' VINO ha-
been siek for some days. : able 10 he out
again. ROBiN AD4iR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
sxw rosa .rvCa mAAAEs.

NEW YoRK. Eovens Der 12.-The stock
niarset fss psen quisier io.dny, aud nuctu
atoms were confined within = very narrow
labRe and sperlalties. With the exception
- hichnord Terminal and norfolk alsd
v esIern, exhibited less vim than for tue
past few days. The news received was ~
most Of an entirely savorsblx charn1ter aDo
fbe market ssRin resumed an Upward
movement Foreign houses bought lightly,
ten iavorites bet q Lake shorp, ~. Pau
louisville and NASHVILLE. and Erie. wltb
iftls Northern Pacific. Chicago was aiso
credited with picking I'D few stocks Tne
souih bern specislties were the leaders In the
msrket and were firEa to strong The mrs.
pr ces were y below 10 - above. some
wes knees was developed I'M mediaseiy amer
ihe opening nsnBstian being the chiei
sufferer hut the market soon rallied sun
bees NE dull. Later there was another
~ 81 osciine but toward the END OF the ia
there was q decided rise. Ia when wabash
preIsrred was conspicuous. The market
ina y closed steady 10 nrm. genersus
shsde under the best prices reached. sales
2QH OUp shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

by Telegraph 10 tne DispatonJ

NEVADA. No. November News hss
reached be-e 0i o family leht winch Oc-
CURED teu mie- north oi Nevada. ia Yer
bon county. Benjamin Fink and Ai, son
GIN, aged shout twenty-five wears, guar
relied. ard ihe father .o'd tle son that be-
g. au,d either have 90 20 % WORK and pay
l- board or leave. The son took cxcel-
lions go thl.. and q row cn-ued. The
iaiher raised chair and GIG ran upstairs,
where hc procured pistol, aud, coming
down. u.ft hl. Istbcr and fred upon him.
Vfc bal took effect In the lel cheek and
ranged 20 tie right. The wounded mau
started ST once Tor Nevada. but no trace can
Pc L1d of bin here, 2nd II is supposed be-
Stopped at some house or iel 10y the way
SIDE. n h nos SHOWN how badly he Is hurt.
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Traveller Protective Association.
TBy tsleQrRuh 70 the Ulspatcnl

COLUMBIA, :. G.. November l2.-The au-
nual meeting OF the South Carolina DIVE
sion Of the Travellers Protective A--Ocia-
ton Wa held al stanley Hall last ui-ht,
and the following resolution was passed
HeSO'rlG 10y the south Carolina DIVISION
oi The Travellers Protective ,sO,lltpui,
That President J.. G.. Green be instructed
10 CORRESPOND with The officer, oi the Ma
tional A. citation and the stJ.. president
asking Them 20 forward all the iund- c1'-
lecied FOR the benefit ~ our member, VINO
suffered by the earthquake on AuEu-t 3l-t.
- there are many who ale IL need. having
lost their all
Renli,tances can hc made 20 ~eCreiary-
Treasurer l.. II simmons, Charleston, s.. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The Atlantic Coast Line.
nv telegraph TO the Dispatch.

WASH NGToY. u. c., November r.
Commencing Sunday the 14th instant the
Atlantic COas, Line will begin their winter
schedule with through Puman-c n ser
vice between Washington and Charleston.
savannah. Aiken and Jacksonville. The
Postmaster General has perfected arrange
mtnts for u daily fast-mail north over this
line. The first fast mail train north over
what il known ~ ''the Plant and Atlantic
Coast Line system" viii leave Tampa
Fla, Saturday, March 18Th, at : 7. NJ; al
rive 81 Jacksonville SUNDAY morning at
o'clock, Washington Monday morning at
II O'Clock, and New York a. $3.50 i. NJ,
making Tie eastern and western cOunec-
tinns from thai point. This train will cor
resuond in time with the iast-miii train
south. and both trains will connect with
tri-weekly service to and from Havana and
Kew " est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
A Murdere.s 1tIsmDfs Suicide.
Pc f.lacrnuR sptra ntunafoft

pINCESFrvILLE, Ill, November T.
Mrs. j. Il. Calvert, sent here from vii
hanson county 20 be confined IN the com
Is jail for s-ichccping, maGc an uruo-
cessiul attempt to take her lie hy en-; a.
her throat with piece ~ broken cIi.-.
She is allowed the liberty Of the iIl-premI-
ses, and az the time mentioned wa alone.
and the ialcr's wife happened % 20 ~ the
loom while she wa. making the a'iemp.
and prevented her from carrying ont hrr
intention. although she eat very ugly
cash In her throat. Mrs. Calyert is in jan
for shooting her husband while he was
walking along tho street with another wO-
man. few month, since. Her child died
al Marion last Thursday, and her grief
over T. death j. the reason for her attempt
cd suicide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
SWEET BY WAVES.
The CITY ef Nice md Other Places ON
tne Mediterranean Visited.
BY Anglo American cable TO the Dlspaich

ny Anglo -hmtrlcsn chbfe 20 Tue Dlrpstousf
PARIS. November i2.-The city of ME-
has been visited by enormous waves from
The mediterranean. The water sgeptaway
the guays and promenade on Anglais plan
ta,i0n. Upward OF 100 people were carried
of their feet, and the qusys and promenad
covered with sand. The devastation
wrought 10y the waves extends two mile
along Nice's water front. Al Cannes.
twenty-five miles from Nice, fierce storm
has been raging, and two vessels are know
10 have heoR wrecked. Men Standing on
the quays we're carried out 10 sea on th'
immense waves. The Croiseite promcaad'
was destroyed. Ram. amounting almost h.
q deluee, has been falling four days.
Al Gap, the capital Of tue Department
Hallies-Al7es, u number Of houses have
been utterly DESTROYED by floods resulting
from The waterfall. The city Of AK l. so
badly flooded that travel In the streets Is
impossible except in boats. In Mines two
parishes are under water, and a third Is
isolated bv nOod-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

The testimony being closed, the argu-
meut commenced boy Mr.. jaime, Lyons
opening ior the Government, and be- Wa
followed Boy Alfred i. 1hOm and J. W.
II. G. Ellis for the defence.
~ s.3o O'Clock tonight the court adj
j1UrnCd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Dr.Nnodrnn Oh TrInI.
IBy telegrEpl 10 the Dlspstcn.

NsCoN, Ga. November IA -ppc,a' o.
lie -UGpt from Sparta, Ga, -ay- TIT"
tla. ~ ~. Woodrow for be-crpuJxy b.
going IN before the GcOr-.s synod. The
u1c.or spoke to-day. 4 resolution was
adopted ou division last nigh. instruct
t. lle Board 10, Directors o. m-.. De'.u-
atr s.n and request Dr. Woodrow Oh PEE
-i-n. u IL r.iu-~-. 'hc Board o. dirceiej
.r proceed 90 yscate the chair ~ tl. Per
us Uroie,s0rsuip and o. make such AZ
-arc.mcDis fo 900 tle -Jmc O. may appear
li.4hio. u not convicted. therefore. oi
..'ercd1Xy. Ir. Woodrow wil. a. least
savr g. lesIaT biz urofrssgr-hiU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
PFeferyedteLf-Crems 90 Hanging.
fBy telegraph 10 the DispAtch.l

=. LorI-, November ia special from
seda.il. No. SAYS: Charlie, Hudson COLOR
~. who pleaded guilty u incest In the
Crlmna. Court Wednesday, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday morning. lie
saturated Doll, clothing and the bed upoa
which be- US lying To- hi- cell with coal.oiI
and agpiied % I-utrd match. 81. entire
body was INSTANTLY wrapped ln 1am-,, but
no cry ESCAPED bim. The jailer was A.
frsct,d ty tho smei. o. the smoke. but be-
i0lr The flames could be- cxtlnguishcd the
man wss iatal'Y burned. IT, gave a. rca-
be- Hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
a Raid by Bald kuObbers.
fBv teler-aub 10 the DlsDs.tcn

II. LorI-, November IA special from
Chadwick. Mo. says that about one hun
died " B4id-Kuoober, entered TIE town
90 O'Clock yesterday morning aud began
io raiG the saloons. t5tir object bcing -
burst open The tt-re.- and pour fhe wills
Lcy out. While they Wc-e a. Kills work
citizens Of the town opened ire 90 tham,
mort than one hundred shots being exc
changed. which resulted iu stampede ~
tie d" baid-huobber.." j. vas a~certaiued
that only one nan was seriously wounded,
mo boz Vs~ % member % toe " BI1-hBob-
heIs'" gang. whose companions carried
h'm av ay with them 10 the darkness. The
afa'r ui- caused much excitement among
tLp rroul@ IN fllf locality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
They Didn't Quarrel.
By Anglo-Americsn cable to the DisE

by Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispstch.
LoNDON. November 1T ., officially
anouucc0 that the statement that L0rd
Iddc.leich aud Baron y, -laai Quarrele AZ
iheir last meeting is absolutely untrue. On
fhe contrary. the interview wa, very cor
d3l. The Foreign OiI:e also discred't -
tlt scpOr, published ~ Tie 81. jqmes GI-
1sff, tn1t Baron Dc~iali would take . pro-
iOuc,d leave OF absence. Officials ,4y thl>
report Cmanated ir0u Paris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Marriage Ia smithfieiG.
,,ffhe Richmond Dispatch.

sMrrBrInIn, Va. Nov. II, issG.
A large conegugse ~ the relatives Of the
contracting parties assembled Ut the resi-
dence Of Tie Hon. George Z. Atkinson on
Wednesday evening, November lO'b, 70
witness the MARRIAGE 81 ms daashIef,
Sanpir H., 10 Henson {. Parker -eoth OF
this place. Promptly at O'Clock thr
bridal party entered the pariors, hr. John
{. Parker, brother Of the groom, being
test man, and Mis- Fannie Chapman, niece
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Freight Rates South.
fRy telegraph 70 tie DisDateh

NV YORK, November I2.-Ths ExerD-
tive Committee o. the southern Railwqy
and STEAMBOAT Association held sl,or, -.--
sion to-day. and business relltiny IL Tho
management Of the Association Was franz
acted. Tomorrow the General Rate COM
mItiee meets, and the dry.goods peoplc
will be given hearing. Then II wilibe de-
cided whether any concessions. will be-
made IN the matter Of ireigh, rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

vote Of 477,23I In these counties only 2i7,-
O5T were cast for the constitutional amend'
ment prohibiting convict labor. coo'
county gave Gs,555 for the amendment and
1893 agsin.t II. leaving the majority Tor ~
amendment 60.5G2 with Cook county.
The total vote OF the Slate was 5I0.sls, o.
which 1879 were east In favor OF the
anrndment. or 1856 less than was Dece-'
sary 10 pass H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The Poor OfIondOu.

10y AU- % = UbIIIhH uaIlN 70 FtIN I--FF~V1N'
LONDON. November 12.-Tbc Local Gov
ernmen, Board has made public tts reply
20 the letter recently addressed ~ II by the
~ocialist-Dcmocratic Federation. cIling a.
icution 10 the alleged enormous Increase in
the number Of poor and unemployed IN
London. The Board reply assert, that IN
the month OF October. 1856. tn percentage
Of paupcrS IN London wa. - 10 every 1000
Of DC population, while 10 the same month Of
the year 1865 the percentage was - 90
1000, and argues thai these figures prove
that II pauUerism does increase in London
tn Government viii be quite able 90 man-
are II and n. attendant evils. The Board
promise. 10 assist the lo"l, authorize 10 the
work Of relieving the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
4 Tramp Burn-d 80 Death

To = VFINI7' :" W y "I7'FFt37I
EIAuAG. PENN, November I3.-CIarles
r.. Lyman. tramp, sDeakrd into Danie,
iugrI'- coouer-.hpl hst night and went 10
steep. White smoking mn. morning be- let
fue p..c, on fire. Tho building wa- en-
TREY CO.'S lined, ana ,ht mIu and horse
were burned - death. Tyson phi,lippi
~ badly burned while trying 10 rescue
LYMAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
All Mu.l ..etarn or None.

~ lfrDlY, \. =, AoIcmner l2.-At 4
lar -e meeting u ihe bulgut, OF Labor To-
60 lt was resolved nor to return o. wosk
.u tte su1-s0od. mll un,l they a.. could
60 together. The Manufacturer. stlil r.
ig-e 70 treat With Tire Knight and sre run
ming short a. hands. 10 IL said tlnl 5000
~ r------- -----. u LII --- ---L.--..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
one Newspaper sueInG Another FOR
Libel.

= &c > 2 - % &c II 20 y
Demon, MICH, November H. y --ier-
da' The Detroit EUaiHg Noes p.p'sled
SENSATIONAL story 10 tie effect tA4. tur De
Tot f-fe Press was financially eilhar-
PASSED u. and that disseusioB- on the edito-
r.- floor iutGriored with the papers sue
cc-.. The FREE Press denounced doe entire
-,a' emeDt ~ false and malicious. and tnls
u0 -uiBg brought suit against the Aeics for
Iigi. claiming $4,000 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The French Naval PisGs and che End
Crl

tBy Anglo American cable 10 .he Dispatch
PArr, November l3.-At meeting %;
the Budget Committee to-day y. AuDc.
Minister 0i Marine and Col0uie., dec.iand
io modify h. naval plans declaring That
without thr addiiioual credits asked FOR be-
yluid Jc unable 10 guarantee the security
~ tlc country. BE soid the carrying oar
of thc proposed improvements would r..
Ouirr only $4,000. 600 Francs Of the ll1. 0j0-
OOO necessary for the budget Of 1857. Tine
committee j. believed 81 be IN favor OF NJ.
Aubc's plans. but IL postponed if, decision
until the DepGtj.s determine whether o.
maintain or suppress extraordinary bud-
gtis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
SILVER Dollars iu Circulation.

~ VT-E-,IH 11I ~ EIlI s',7I7ss -V,l.I
WAsHTNGTON. November l4.-The total
amount Of standard silver dollars IN circu-
latiau or the 10Th instant was S6i.553, 30,
ont o. total coiusge OF s2A,IGI,3s6. The
amount outstanding November /, 1855, was
e4e. 49,. csg. oui Of coinage o. slGf,Sl7..
$40. u has been the eDdeaV0r Of the Urea
sury Department 10 increase The silver
dollar circulation 90 G5,00O.0o0. but II i
new thought Il viii Dc impossible 70 reach
that figure, AZ the present tendency IS IN the
opposite direction. The net gold holdings
oi the Treasury, coin aud bullion. now
amount TO 81 81, $50, Gao, against 5ls2, rs, 5Sg
on the Isl q November. 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
4 vurosrer sgnfesced.

BALTIMORE, November William
T5omss fcoloredl. convicted last might OF
murder DO the second degree Tor having
CAUSED The death Of Henry Goodman color
ra,. va, o.day brought into court for
Judgment. lie wac sentenced 70 twelve
ard a half YEAR imprisonment a. hsrd
d. bay
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I.xncItIsurc HnEes.


I"IEI a tti"sI "I44 :" 0IIV -" I'''VI''
LYNcErEG. ~. November 12.-Tbc
tr.-. 10, Wilson >.eploe .colorcd,, the AZ
le-ed murderer % Lizzie wilson, 10 Roa.
uoke. wa concluded here TODAY, resulting
in hung jury. The Line negro iurymen
were for acquv4 and the three white.
lor conviction The two former trials a.
Roanoke resulted 90 o similar division on
the color line.
George smith, eyed fourteen, daughter
ol Norman J.. smith, master machinist Of
the Roanobe 3Iscbne- " orE-, eloped.lasi
ui-ht from her home IN THIS city with
Charlie, Sieptoe. Tais j. the second 81
teirpt They went TO North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Milwaukee Editor Assaulted.

y ItIT % 70 I4IH AllhTIH Q Il
MILWAUKEE. " D.. November l2.-'oil-
D. II. KNIGHT. ~ Ashland. MO man
cd thg legislative campaign in Wisconsin
.r the Democrat. TINS morning assaulted
d race RutIoc, cJit0, II the Sentinel, while
I q On " anger over o statement mad. 90
>.3tpa cdu1riai 0n The day preYou, 90
.. tate election. Colonel knight struck NJ.
E.hlee u ihc lace with bis b., and made
ou- blow 20 him With bis cane. which
u.- happily warde1 oE hy @ ly-Ander.
r.e cAuc Vs.. broken Iu THE assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
AEed SoEress Burnc6 To Death.
by telegraph 20 tue Dispatca.

AHuEyuLE. Ca, November 1--B-'ie
IaF irg 'coiDred. caught bier clothes al-r
wednesday evening vaiIt she wa. cooking
supper. aud was burned tsry badly -u-
- not likely g. recover. "Uid Aunt Vine
Ner,' as she j. famiIiarig called. al
pied 10 C2tncui-h tine flames ~ ihr
conan Bowling, caught FIRE, and died
m the effects. Aunt Vine was one of
D. negroes in this country. She Wa
10 east Iinciyiiye wears Odd Ter hu--
rand W. caught wild IN Af..la 4ul brought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Murderer Hanged.
by lelecIsph 70 Ihe Dispatcn.

7 ~ IFItNl bpL % TIC DIhptLcL.
La ANGELL.. ttL., November l2.-A-
bert O.. Bayutou. who sl0t and Killed his
Wii- and j. Il. Nippon tlc l1,h u Septem-
ben last. was hanged bere tAis afternoon.
on the day of TIC murdcI Bl.ntOn beat hls
wife aud .ac I..G O. hipp's house iDT pro-
lection. Blyuiou pursued and shot her.
and Chen shot hipp, - no had Attempted TO
B Z rf Ifr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

of the bride, best lady. The ceremony
was smpressively performed by the Rev. T.
Men. simpson. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church; after which the guests wee
usbered into the supper-room, where :
boun'iful and sumptuous repsst awaited
them. The bridal presents were both hand
come and numerous. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
arrested ON the Charge Of rucen-
otaFism,
by Telegraph @ he DispAieh.1

LncHnuEo, VA, November ls-A sps-
cisl 10 the AdraRoe from Pocahor.as ssts:
X. a. hlilei' owner Of Mlller's Ho.el,
which was burned November Cd, when the
business portion Of The town was swept
away was arrested Yesterday by detectives
On The charge Of firing his own house and
tHtsing tbe Immigration. He waived An
examination sno Wa bslied 10 Sa.Deo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The nriesn Denies.

~ Aug,o-Americau cable 20 tns Dispatch.
ROW. November i2.-The Vatican de.
Mes Stsmpas'. statement that the Pope hs-
.ont o. note 70 England asking iJr the es.a5.
i-hment o. diplomatic relations between
that country ana the Holy SEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Continuing ths Injunction ON Sharp.
~ ieIegraph 20 the piEpAteh.I

WV 1OEK, November l2.-Jud-e An
Grrws, IN the supreme Court 10 day, granted
q continuance Of tie injunction restraining
JAKE sharp, Foshay. and Kerr from d.
posing Of any Of the bonds Of the Broadway
and seyenth-Avenue Railroad Company, or
The $3.50 shares Of the capital stock held by
Jase sharp during the suit against tue
company by John A. c. Gray The ap-
pcintment Of q receiver at this stage was
denied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Huslness afJurc..
u L. rrrxr.L. ~ ~ nIarafnEl

NEW NOHE. November l2.-The Dusi1e-s
failures occurring throughout the country
during the ifst w,ek number for the United
states i5s Canada, 33-tolal. 21l -agilnst
l,e la-t week and 2lj thr the week pre-
yiOus The noticeable Increase lA toe num-
ber OF casualties arises in Ncw J ORR city,
CauaIo, and thl southern states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
". pneII,a I.nrInrRs.

by Lug.O-American cable 10 the Dispatch
L0.HON, November l-.-N-. Phelps
United states Minister 90 England. Dolly
erred lecture to-day he.ore tbe Institute ~
Philosophy 90 Edinburgh, ia the course OF
wti-n be- sid thai .na hw 7, reaeS %
public OPINION. aud Lpu.l thu- h- main
laireL, OF B, would perish ~ free country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The MAYOR orlfmerirK Talks.

b Anglo Amerlenu caoIr 70 tne DIspltch.
UUHIN. November f-.-Thc meyor Of
Limerick. addressing = meeting u the
League to-day, said raat ~ officials IN IRE.
land Butler P'uuL@tt, ard fhe rcst--were
doing U.s. ORDER u tha Government i1- tIc
Irish tenants what Parnlf- ui proposed
f. do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Inc Illinois Cesvics- Labor Amend
meat.

CHICAGO, November ia special % the
kstcS from Springfield. Ills., says: Re
turns from 81 the counlies In the State. ex-
eepiing Co0s. nov in the hands Of the See.
reiaTy Of Stale, show that out OF total
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
LATE WEATHER REPORT

WAsHINGTON, November IA 4. NJ
For sgihiq, 6g.; rains. jOlloUcd by fGiT.
decidedly colder 'ceataeT, H0rihTcSter.y
tcthdS.
For North CaroliHg, South Carolina,
Georgia. and Eastern tI0riaa, fair tseat.er,
deeieiy e0'de-, northlcesterfg te'DdS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The Weatltr in Richmond yesterday &c
FGiNn alld YnIn.


Mean temperature. -...............sis
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kfeRuer Rurnec.


ny teT64fBDL 10 IAr IhpaIcL.T
SANuUssY, o.. November l2.-The
steamer Northerner. o. the Ward line ran
aground at Rrliy'- ISLAND to-day, aud
b,ing loaded with lime, took fire and was
burned up..
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snow.s,arm sn the wsss.

by bclezrhpb 20 TIC UNE~sNE%sI
COLusBus, o., November IA severe
snow-stora., accompanied by gale Of wind.
SCI ia ii ! O'Clock this afternoon. The
ground Is covered With snow 70 the depth
os twolnches.
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Ayo,ed stallion Dead

CNCSNiu. um0. November l3-Tbe
noted imported stallion Prince Charlie, Ia.
pg0pertS Il IJaa -wiseT., died II Elmen-
dori farm, Fayette county, h,i night Of
collie. He Was worth t30.o00 Tie won
. 0G0 guineas IN England is71.
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Esrkel quiet.
RECrITTs.
a. Roanoke warehouse, "a bales.
EALES
"A bales mldd,lngs a. 20.
ODV1 ArIOSs.
GOOD ArupLiNG. sc.
NTDDi.fNG. -6hC
Low AIDDLING.-6J.c
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

~ Anglo-AmericaB cable 20 tAe Dispatch.
LI-uoN November T. a shoes u Garth
ggsk. Vs., experienced H. the province ~
DUra yesterday. Much al-rm is iclt IN LIS
bon 10 consequence.
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mAKIsE isTELIIGEsCE.
POET OF RICHMOND. Nov. IL, isss.
EAILED.

POET Of KlCEAOgp. Nov. IL, isss.
EAiLED.
stesmship Wysuoke. Huiphers. New York.
merchandise and passengers, George W.
Allen Co, agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Tunniil. Philadelphia,
merchsnciae and passengeEss J. W. AcCsr-
ricE egeuL.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Royfogk. United
States NAH, merchandise sud passenger.
l. h. fstUn, agent
roHT or NEWPORT SEws. SOY. IL. isss.
fEy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
SieBmship seneca, walker, New YORK.
and -aiied tor Ssst Point.
hsIk Albeit sngilz. crowoll. Boston Ia
haiiss
scnsoper JohR y. Morrow. Sickenson.
blsLon. Ia ballast.
SAILED.
Schooner William coco. Chase. Baton.
with coal.
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COTTON REPORy

Sc quote: ZINE S250ss2.T5; supernns
-2.75ass.2b. extra. SS.26aS3.oO, iam.iy s4a
SO: petent family. country, 81 76aSe Is
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LOUISVILLE. November I2.--Grain steady,
" hest-New No. red, 7sc. CorD-N0. 2
mixed sSc white, acc. Osts-N esfsfn,
SIDES 81 - clear ndes. us. Bun meats
laeaT.rio sides s6.a5, clear sides. 50 rs.
Mess pork. siG26. Lard-cnoiee leaf, 81. 30.