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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
knights or labor Assembly.
rRv telegraph TO 1.-THE Dispatcn,i

CLYvELASp. o.. Nav 27.-The General
Assembly Of the Knights o! Labor began
it, session at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The Committee on Laws presented a par
rial report embOdying number Of propO-
sitions. one Of which was taken mp first.
The proposition was In effect that the
Executive BoaId should be increased from
FIVE 10 eleven members. The great growth
II the order since the original Executive
Committee was decided on demands that
the work b. distributed among more COM
miiteemen. In discussing the proposition
there was a general sentiment in favor OF
increasing the membership in the Board,
hut The question n 10 whether it would
DE- proper for a special convention 20 take
action in the matter met with some dider.
cree OF opinion.
After three hours discussion the report
WIS., referred back TO The Committee on
Laws without instructions.
\ committee on legislation was then ap-
pointed. At > O'Clock 4 recess was taken
until tomorrow morning at O'Clock, at
which time the Committee on the State Of
the order is expected 20 report.
4 large number Of local oranges and 10
some States the body of farmers have gone
into tie Knights Of Labor as distrie. a.
semblies. The farmers orders largely
a.si.ted The knights in The late strikes in
the southwest; aud 70 sbow greater aSDre-
citation Of bTotheriy aid tie General A.
seubly appointed a committee to prepare
an address 10 the oranges TO DE presented
at it, national convention. 4 committee
upon legislation Was also appointed which
VIII have charge Ol oil matters that men,
hers WOglQ like 10 bring before Congress.
II j. said that Powderly's plan for
The future government Of the order
j. the establishment OF a State assem-
bly,. There win Dee then four assemblies :
The local assemblies will be subordinate
70 TIE districts. the districts n the State.
and The State 10 the national. The pan is
reported 10 be very popular among those
q the delegates who have heard Of Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
DARING OUTRAGE.
AsERIous SHOOTING AFFAIR IN DAN
VILE YESTERDAY.
Two Negroes Fire Upon Two White Ken
While the Latter are Under
Arrest.
Special telegram to The Dispatch

DASuLLE, VA. May 2I.--Ever since the
sensational circular was posted here some
time ago by colored men Challenging a
number Of white men TO meet them In bat
tie az Dry Bridge 10 settle a grlidge thsy
alleged 10. have there has been some sgls-
picion that land OF negroes bad organ
lied Tor the purpose Of attacking The
whites. To-day Il was currently rumored
thai several negroes bad armed themselves
and wozld attack Mr.. ". X. TAYLOR, we'll
known young gentleman Of this city. Hr.
Taylor heard that George Williams was
looking Tor him, and about O'Clock Taylor
and his friend. 6. VI. Holden. met Williams
on Linn stees. Williams was questioned
about his threats. and words followed,
when be attempted TO draw pistol. Holden
spaicdod the pistol IRON him. and Williams
ran u tAe shOe-sbop Of "Generll" NdleD-
tine. wellknowD negro character. The
Chid OF Police was near aud heard
two p!siol-shots. lie ran down the
street, meeting Williams On the
way. lie arrested Messrs. Tsyiar and
Holden, and. taking each by the arm,
siaroe1 down The street. When Nalen.
tines shop was reached Taylor pointed -
Valentine, and said: There il one Of the
men who has been looking Tor the, and he
Is armed now" Al this Valentine drew a
large bulldog pistol and deliberately fred
Of Holden. The Chief then released both
mfn. and Holden fired a. Valentine,
striking the hand in which he held
tie pistol. Valentine ran, and several
SHOTS were fired al him. one taking
eject in his arm, but not making danger
Gus wound. In the mean time j. II. John
ston loolored) stepped to the door Of the
shop and fired at Taylor with bulldog
pistol. The Chief Of Polise was nobarmed.
Both negroes were arrested aud sent on TO
the grand jury. The general sentiment
here is that Valentines firing on the two
white men m charge Of the Chiei 81 Police
was one Of the most daring and lawless as
saults ever known in Danyille. The diff
Gully bad no reference TO the election. a.
tie Republicans had no ticket in the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
PBELLER uURBER-s RIAL.
Maxwell. the Aeeascd. on the Witness
StAnd Again.

BY Telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.I
ST. LOuIs. MAY 2I.-Maxwcll was ag'in
on the wiiness-stsDd to-day, and testified
that be had never made any agreement
with Defective Mccullough, his jail CON-
nsnion, about bis defence. But bow
about bis testimony" interrupted FaEnt-
leroy, - in which he stated that you. con
fessed TO having murdered Preller because
he would not furnish you money 10 20 TO
Aucklmdy"
"His whole statement" replied the wit
ness, was an infamous lie from the, be-
ginning TO the end. never saw the letter
signed Mann. which he says he wrote 10
me, until 1t was produced in coJEt tneyer
tried tn secure a false witncss, nor 10
manufacture q bogus defence
TN REORGANIZATION Maxwell said be
had assumed the name OF Maxwell in Eng
land, Immediately alter leaving his fathers
home.
The prosecution drew u Of him an adj
mission Of the falsiiy OF a good many sto-
rics Ice had told Of himself 10 the people be
had mel in his travels, and whose testimony
has been gwen at the present trial.
Some Of his own statements in his con-
ieSsion and hs direct testimony were also
shaken. but he eNplained that hquor-drink-
ing bad something 10 do with his b0asuul
habit and cracked stories.
some q his ysgaTies and iOrgCrles be de-
scIi5cd a. intended for Jokes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Friehtfoi by Mantle Explosion.
fRv taiag,arh 10 tho Dtrpatnh

BAENEGAT, y. j., May 27.-An explosion
occurred this morning at the United states
Dynamite Works. twoand-a-haf mites
from The village Of Toms River. the vibra-
ton u which was felt throughout Ocean
county. The building in which the explo-
sIon occurred contained two hundred
pounds Of dynamite, aud was blown 10
atoms. Two men were instantly killed,
their bodies being horribly mutilated.
Several persons were at work in the build
ing. but had gone out Just before the acci-
dent occurred and thereby narrowly e.
capped death. plastering was shaken from
buildings in Tons River village. window
glass was broken at Forked River. thirteen
miles distant. and doors were forced open
by the conclusion al WaretOwn, seventeen
miles away. The sensation was similar 10
the effect OF a recent earthquake. This Is
the third blow-up which has occurred
within the past few months AZ these works.
but fortunately in the other explosions no
lives were lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Rts huoud ySeasse.

PisBquetfe's lovely oprfa "The Chimes
81 Normandy" was giyea last nignt by the
Adelaide Randall bijoa Company. The
audience was large and n this excellent
company becomcs known 80 do they win
the public favor. The sudienccs increase
nightly.
Last nights performances was nc excep.
iicn 10 the general sFs~tic efforts OF this
company. and the reDeaied encores and
plaudits showed the piessure the audience
experienced. Miss Randall received quite
an ovs,ion, ard tho song Of " Tic-Tac"
was most Iapturou-ly sseoved.
Miss May Legion was 4 very pleasing
GeTnaine. while Mr.. Dixie rs the sheriff
WIS a curiosity. Nh. Wnkie as Henri sang
With great deal Al feeling. and VS.
encorod in each song. Mr.. Flint a Gas
pare. in addition ~ his Ere bass voice.
showed great hisiriOnic ability. The opera
altogether WIS felightful.
Tonight II. VI. :. PInaforc wiilt given,
a chorus 81 gsnileElen, residents Ia the
city, volunteering 50 appear and sdd to thu
attraction.
At the matinee saturday. by particular
request. 6iTofle-siroia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
THE CooL WEATHER

during M Pht pteN gdte vs. q F'o'ee % get
~ a supply Of br 2Ic. SHIRT WAISTS.
They are The bargain stuT gOt, see advertised
az 33c. Jy me PinS-dnd- Tape Sores.' At
2Ic. HcU are chedp. at SSc. hey are high.
Hbyy BeeduSe al a fer ccTts ddu0noe on
$50 ue gre yoi, a Waist ,corfh double. That
elegant Boys' and ChRdyel'S Department Of
ours-nOnc larger. n0ne more compfetc-iS
elegant 81 ercry ray. 77.c d1ylight pours in
unrcSricted. No dmgy corners. The elegant
styHcs are hare not that all The Suls 0c hare
des0Te ne name Of elegant for IRE 20 as Ion
rs sl.G5 J0r a C1iids Sdii0r Suit. color firm.
This " color finn" Is tcAy re d0nt handle he
81 suits. because hey are not. There are jetc
s'yles-not ger tWenlg--rIcre he price is IN
der s. per SUIT. Ttcenfy Is ab0W ,caat l.
usUdilV called q large assortment: not here.
IOr az IS ue haze tuenty.tico Sty'cs eight Of
Vhich are ~ ne Hylish "Judtc Sqas.' BY
The ~. 70 told yo,i a month ago that oe. and
oGiy tc., had me "Judic SUITS" Hundreds
.f'eH, on ne streets nor; az bought hare.
Tdey are he ants 'cttt ne ,oatle1a pieat dorm
t.t 2sntro " the buck. stylish. are 0ey not
TEen there arc the Ven " Yachting SaR5--d
lofc'y c01cdt-f0r summer ucar.
Ztrenty noe styles Of Ki}s are ylsst N, eigh.
Of them cal stpaHer styles
We hate tried5 10 make u BOYS SaR mat
Vosld gits satiSfaefioa and sell Tor less than
IS. VI gare up AeJ,A
Trash ere wont sell, and merit could not
ezist IN any Boys suit less than IS 80 ~
soy IS Jor ne io,reH grade ne hare.
But Iro. IS 10 $40 zee hare more kinds no,e
az me time han ne had 10 sso,c in 1883, 1884.
end 1886 put together.
W.hGre theBi because ee require item, no,
as assets. 5utto supply ne sPleHdid trade his
Department Is doing.
Just IN, BolS SUMNER SUITS,
dandy styles, too. Find them .Lse,rherey Yea.
you may nezf year.
Simply because tre hare nat made great
deal Of noise about our stock Of BOYS' and
CHTLDREN'S FURNISHINGS, sons peo-
pie don't knOtc hO'c very complete oar stock
ia. H's not alone large. tss Us Of TIE best
They are ~ our regular Ftlrnishtag Dcpart-
ment.
You re'aember-iee do, (or We rere boys
once, 80 sc haze good cause % remember t.
,hen a Jetr dozen C1ildyen's and Boys Hats
were he arerage stock &c hat ne option Of
selecting from.
Hare ne changed IT.
10 oHe can deny ice kape. We haze ulem !
By the Thousands. We haze sold thousands |
BhyS BecaNse re had ne stuck, and tie !
right kind and he riqht prices.
We don't ezpec, double and treble PROFITS.
Here yOis poV one prQtt 1etween The aas,s-
Caef'frer and ne consumer.
We told goa hon ne retail hat trade o.
ieeted 10 certain people selling-nanuJactu-
US.
Why,
We Sold Too Chegp.
And HOw The Jo5bers hare protested. No
IrGu. hotoeIer, as one commission yaFnl told
1as,
"Isoid SAKS seueuty-ttco coses al a TIM.
Tn locking for. not sending Gaoay, asat kind
II bVyeTs."
IN his, as in al else, the greater quantity
We can handle ne l0srer the price.
50 goo see you are helping 70 reduce prices
oher you bay Of "a.
We hope 10 see y0H tO-mOrroag.
Come in and zee VAai a bustIiag, b.1sv dqv
saturday "a ioiA as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON. -. G., May 27.-Cnited-
States-Marshal Wilson to-day placed on re-
cord a deed in the name Of Alfred A vi
son and wife 10 Grover Cleveland, Of the
Green properly. At the Junction OF The
Tenaiytowr and WoodIey roads, above
Georgetown. The consideration being s2l,-
jo0. The property had previously been
decided 10 Wilson ~ Marie l.. Green and
George +. Green.
al he executive departments were rep
resented at the Cabinet nee ting TO-DAY.
The session lasted about three hours, aud
was mainly devoted 10 the consideration Of
the Canadian fisheries troubles, naval affairs.
and the proposition 10 construct railroad
through The Indian Territory.
The Precedent VIII leave Washington
SUNDAY afternoon, and Will participate IN
tie decOreiion-dav exercises in BroOklyn
and New York on Monday. IL will be
accompanied Is secretaries EndicOtt. L.
mar, and Whitney. Postmas,er-Genera,
Villas, and a few personal friends. II j.
sta.6d At the White House that the Presi-
dent will return 10 Washington Tues
Jay morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
bail. Bslnd Paid
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
BALTIMORE. May 23.-J. G. Bearre wa.
convicted more than year ago OF attempt.
I'd felonious assault, upon Mr.. Z. hirk.
land. who was q bOarder In the Albion
Hotel. HIS room adioined hers, aud b.
walked CT the coping Of the roof from the
window Of biz room to that of her..
through which he effected an entrance 20
Der room.
The case was carried 10 the Court Of Ap-
peals and BearTe gave bail IN 5000. The
appetite court affirmed the verdict, which
would eOnsign the accused 10 prison from
two 10 ten years. when the accused was
called several days ago to receive sentence
be did rot appear, ard to-day his bondsmen
paid the sheriff 5000. This Is the first in
stance Of the collection Of forfeited bail
bond In the history Of the Criminal Court.
Barre Is still TO be imprisoned when
found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
xrw ys,,,n .r,n.x u.rxEv.

Srw YoKx. May 27.-whne the traders
Of tiIis market of.f4te have been undon5t-
cdly in favor % higher prices yet she situn-
ton uss such that they stood really 90 scit
again upon the first indication OF weaken-
ing. London, 10 IL thought. did the lat os
It's selling this usorning. and Tiers - nn-
mistaka able evidence that Is was bayer
this snerDoon especially. la ~. Paui. Union
Pacific. and Louisville and Nsshyiise
Brokers' are beginning TO report consisiera-
bic outside purchaser and this afternooa
the upward movement carried everything
before ~. Members Of the Chicago party
say that the market responded too quickly
20 their efforts. and there has been consid-
cradle selling for reaction: bat all the stoek
nfiered was absorbed. and The material re-
action has been gwen up. There were free
offerings OF stock In the early hours and
quotations yielded slight fractions. bot he
fore noon stocks offered were sosoroe5,
and buying began aga n. and the market
responded quickly, prices advancing stesdi-
~ TO the close. and finsi prices were NJ Cor
besr) the best 81 the day. Everything on
the active list n higher tonight, -. Paul
leading with sa advance OF IL. while Lou
isyllle and Nashville Is up ia. Lake shore
and Union Pacine each Ii, Oregon Nayiga-
lion /. and the remainder 81 the list ffac.
iional amOuntA sales. 424 900 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
THE BANK CASTS.
Cobciusion Of the Argument ON Balm
BrotherS' Deed.
Especial Telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, May 2T.-Eyery seat in the
United States Court room was oceu-
pied this morning With those inter-
csied in the result Of the Exchange
National Bank litigation, this beng I'M
derstood 10 he the last days proceedings.
judge " ate. Bond, and Hughes were on
the bench. soon after opening court Judge
Garnett closed his argument, and Judge
Robertson, Of Richmond, followed for the
bank. and made powerful appeal for the
plaintiffs. his sLcech being replete with le-
gal references and decisions denying the
right Of Balm & Brother 10 trlnsfer their
property by assignment so a 10 escape la
biliiy upon their stock.
Mr.. James Alfred Jones followed for the
defendants. He commenced by saying that
whatever might be thought Of the trlnsac-
ton Of Balm a Brother. the time had come,
when the assignment was made, for the
members OF that firm TO look after the in.
teresis Of their creditors; that, however
corrupt they may have been. they had sur.
rendered every dollar 81 their property for
the benefit Of their creditors; that they had
conveyed all their property according 10
Virginia law and bad created preferences.
He ably defended that clause Of the deed
which gives the depOsitors the right 10 bid
on the property to be sold.
The argument in the case has now closed,
and II l. thought that the Court Will render
H. decision some time tomorrow.
The opinion here gathered from ques-
tions asked by the Court during the argu-
ment Of counsel is that the deed will be
rtmOdelled aud sll creditors put on an
enual lOOIing.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
. r.sr, Il IfeselI ana rress .dtmage. Tbe

: mart 81 TsedelI dId crest 'dsrsszr: The
cotton u beaten into the erwod apd 'nsny
fed. If Il ~iiI hsse 70 be- entirely re-.
nl,nted. The loss ~ the hai-storin IN
hhmsnce county 70 estimated 70 ss ss',-'
eoo,o the f,rspers siose.
Yesterday Captain Fisk, .of Ne. York
ard Lieutenant Herring, Of horfssS
made yIsit 20 The b1fsie-EeIis sear hiss-
top. They were sent there ~ eoDrsaes
from the Sorfh TO look asser tbc Rrasss o.
The Union soldiers killed In fbe cnssgemsn'
there.
W. Il. v. Jackson. ianitor Of The Unitea
strfes 1cvcramelt building here. died t1is
morning In the insane syIim. Deafh VIZ
the result Of meningitis Jackson was
Qsslsnt Ccn;edersie soldier. and lost lung
from o wound received ft fsttle. His age
was forty-ihree yesrs. lie was highly 60
toe med
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Ierome-Park Races.
IBy Telegraph 10 the pispateh.l

ADs tS4NbinIA " t4N EtSf>NNN'g
NEW YORK, May 27.-Firt race-ioI
threeyeaY and upwards, seven fur.
longs-won 10y Dry Moncpole; Attorney
second. hcokuk third. Time, 1872. 80
betting was allowed.
Second race-ior thrce.year.olds. mile
ana a sixteenih-won by Bandala: Linden
second, Anarchy third. Time, l:5j.
Third race--handicap, one mile-won by
Amalsa; Blackstone second. Florence T..
third. Time, 1:4js.
Fourth raee-handicap, one and three
siXteenths Of \ mile-TenbOoker won
sapphire second, Powba,an third. Time,
2:0Gi.
Fifth race-for three-year olds and up
ward, three quarters 81 mile-Cricket
won; MoOnshlne second, MeBOwling third.
Time, 1919.
sixth race-handicap hurdlerac one
mile and three furlongs over six hurdles
wellington won Palanca second, BrutOn
third. Tine, 2:4it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

/. POWERS, IL NJ. apples &c.
X II. FOX & co. Rt l o'clock, cabbage,
potatoes. bananas, beans &c.
L. i. COOK, 10 4. NJ furniture: IL A. NJ,
flowers.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 Co, $50 =. NJ.
brick residence on Clay street between
Adams street and Brook avenue.
y. W. BOWIE, S Z. NJ. store-house AT the
southwest corner OF Nenable and Mosby
streets dwelling on Mosby street near
Neuahle. and another dwelling on Nena-
bic street near Mosby.
FRANK II. HILL 4 CO., p. NJ. building
lots in West End, on Harvie street near
Carter, nearly opposite Arlington.
TRUSTEES SALE. at +. NJ, Of ma
chinery. store and office. fixtures &c, OF
G. Gunner, at store No. 1915 Main
stIeet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Fatal Result Of Fighf in North Caro-
lina-sfosms-
IBpecial taleeram 70 the DispAtch.1


RALEIGH, y. c.. Nay 27.-Two young
men, Sherman Welch and Heary Ingram,
in swain county, had difficulty which
ended IN a fight, the result OF which was
the stabbing Of Welch by Ingram, which
caused The death Of Welch 10 a few mo-
merts. Welch's iugular vein was severed.
After Weleh fell Ingram quietly walked
away. He has not been captured, though
parties sre after him. II Is believed be has
gone 10 Georgia.
Junius A. Strickland, the Durham Anar-
ehisI, bias fled 10 Texas.
The Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ms
sons, in session Al Fayetteville, has elected
Charles Il. Jones, OF Charlotte, grand high
priest. ID. W. Balm was reelected grand
secretary, the position be hiss held for
usIy Years. The next sessioa will be
held at Charlotte.
Ahzikstorm In Alexander county zad In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
A striker Arrested FOR Alleged Grand
Larceny.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

by Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
INV YORK. May IT," Captain" ThOma.
J. Cull0m. formerly The leader Of the Third
Avenue railroad strikers. was arrested u Is
morning. charged with grand larceny.
Samuel sondteim, a cotton-broker, i hi,
accuser. He saws CullOm was the ianii0r Of
an apartment-house where soudheim lived.
The latter left bis furniture in Cullom's
charge when be was called out Of the city.
On bis return he found that Cullom had
stored some cf the furniture. which was
valued at $500, and pawned some OF il for
S30O. The police (tnls was IN lSs2l search
"a for Cullom, but without avail, and II
was only recently that they learned that he
and the strikeleader were one and the same
person. In court to-day CullOm was beld
for examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

feet eight snd a bali inciN. Four men
Win be employed 10 The mica; wh'eo rate,
on the Louisville and Nashville road alone.
force Of 3.ss4 men viii he required.
I-noraLNsnaeer Harrslian. of the Louis
vile and Nashville road, expects n hsve
fbe chlnge on that road completed BY ,
O'Clock next Spndsy afternoon, bat no
uans win he moved over>the road until
Monday morning. after thorough inspec-
lion by The respective division superia.
tepdtnts. In addition 10 the change OF
gauge nearly 5000 freight-csrs, ~ pas-
ssDgcr-eoaebes. 40 sIeepers, and s57 engines
will be chan-ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Roehcfort Va. Ferry

PARIS, Nav 27.-lIenri Rocbefort will
bead demonstration 10 be msde to-mor-
row against Jules Ferry at the funeral Of
Colonel Herbinger. one OF the most con-
spicuous victims o. the TOnQuin war.
which was Inaugurated and carried on.
ROchefort cosstnds, under the inspiration
OF EerrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
CHATLOTIEsyILLE.
Went Through Trestie-A L'ght

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 27.--The
engine and postal car o. No. 80 passenger
train on the Virginia Midland railroad,
which passes here at 4:3O O'Clock, but which
passed here late this morning, went through
a small trcstle near Gilbert's station, and
burned The engineer, dislocated the shoulder
OF the fireman, and mashed the leg OF u
tramp who was stealing ride.
The vote on authorizing the issue OF
Sl5,OO0 in bonds 10 meet a debt incurred on
account Of the wster-works, which was
taken to-day, was exceedingly light, and al
ore time It was feared that apathy would
defeat the measure. As II was. the issue
was authorized by bare majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
ne Il soi 10 Marry MISS Folsom. bat
Wilt Give Her Away.
Especial Telegram 10 the Dispatch. i

I7fs7Nl-I tSFtt'HIII " NEEV D-'I'H1OHsI
WASHINGTON. May 27.-The stories In
circulation about President Cleyeland's
prospective marriage are as yIrsegated as
he colors Of The raiabow. have the au.
tkor.ty OF gentleman enjoying the closest
relations with ihe President for the state
meni that Mis- Folsom b 70 be married,
but thai Mr.. Cleveland, in place Of occupy
ing the position Of bridegroom, viii. as the
guardian OF The young lady, give Der away
70 an Albany a.. ~ gentleman. In which
city the ceremony viii be performed about
the middle OF next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Unite for nu.
tuaI Protection.
IBy telerrapb 10 tbe Dispatch. |

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 27.-Forty-seyen no
siory-manuiaeturers OF this city, employing
over 1900 hands, met to-day and organ
lied for mutual protection an association 10
be known as the Associated Manufacturers
OF Hosiery and Knit Goods. The organi-
zaiion is The result Of recent demands Of
the employees. Nearly all Of the promi-
rent manufacturers were represented AZ the
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Chicago Anarchists Indicted.

TOY ttItgfapI % ILe DIspatCLI.I
CHICAGO, May IA few minutes before
O'Clock to-day the grand jury returned
twenty-five indictments into court. They
are known TO be against Anarchists, but
the clerk Of the Criminal Court has thus far
refused 10 allow any one 10 see them.
Captain William i. Black, well-knOwn
attorney, brother Of the Unlted states Com
missioner Of Pensions. has been retained 20
defend the Anarchists.