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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

flower third. three minutes snd thirty
seconds behind; and Atlantis last. ten
seconds later. Under the time allow
ance Of The seswansks Yacht Club the
Mayfover allows Atlantic fifty-fve Sc
conds, the Priscilla one minute four.
teen seconds, and the Puritan two
minutes seven seconds. The Wind was
variable. and at times died out en-
tirtly. The four big boats kept well
together. and occasionally drifted with
the tide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

Meeting Of CeSered tfuEens VINE Avn
for . share Of the Onsees.


The conference of Reform members
elect Of the Common Council and Board
Of Aldermen will be beld Tuesday night
over the store of Owen, Spencer d Co.,
clothiers, on Broad between Third and
Fourth streets, at S O'Clock, for the
purpose Of nominating officers who are
to be elected in July.
At the last meeting of the conference
lbeld Tuesday night resolution wa
passed requiring a two-thirds vote TO
nominate = candidate for any Office.
The first business that will be trans
acted Tuesday night will be the selec-
tio1 OF q president Of the Common
Council. The candidates are Mr.. John
s. Bethel Of Clay and ". Z. Pearoe'
ESQ. Of Monroe Ward. After the
nomination Of this officer there will be
a joint meeting Of the two bodies to
nominate other officers, and the first IN
order is City Clerk.
II is said that the coloTed members
numbering in all seven, are OF the opin-
ion that they hold the balance Of power,
and are demanding recognition Of the
services rendered the Reform ticket IN
TIE recent election.
At the meeting OF colored citizens OF
Monroe Ward held at Foushee Hall
night before last the following recon-
nendstions were made:
For City Clerk Lewis Tucker.
For Sergesnt-st-Arms Bury Ewes
Of Clay Ward.
For Gsuger Richard Fox inc1n-
bent.
For Police Justice: N. J. Powers,
photographer at q. ". Davis's photo
graph gallery.
For City Engineer Colonel ". Z.
Cutshaw liDcumbentl.
Tor Superintendent Of Colored Aims
house Beverly Turner colored).
For Physician TO the Almshouse
pr. Ferguson lcolore5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Acquired al Last.


~ ieleETtpL y IIt - ,I7I ID
CHARLEsIoN. :. g.. Jane l5.-A'
Abbe,ile to-day The lrrv y he case o.
John c. Ferguson. after beng out ior'
or I'VE hours. returned 5 verdict o. 20
guilty on The ground Of selfdeience
THIS is II. third trial OF the case. MS
uial having teen had Oh previous occa-
SONS. ferguson killed Benedict Abou'
three Years ago without provocauo'
In he previous trisls the defence set "
Plea O. insanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Marine Horrors.

by telegrBpn 70 ne DApbtcn,I
II. JOHN's, \. 2. June l9.-The
Trench tris5Dtile Michael sank on the
Great Banks THURSDAY, and nine Of her
cIev were drowned.
The banker Christsbel found dory.
numbered 5. containing the bodies q
two dead fishermen. floating about tfty
miles Of Cape Ballard. No Identifies
tion Of Tie men was possible. They
were buried 81 sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
rr.,.anle noh.er, end Murder.

iBy telegraph 20 the DlspaNl.
CHICAGO, June Iy.-Ihe body Of
Z. Davis Hutchcrof:. 3 young attorney
from Paris. KY, who has been missing
since Nav 3lst. was found last evening
in lie lake uear Colehour. On the
evening" Of Nay 5lst he went out for 3
rcw. At o'clock the next morning
tie boat Was found drifting right side
W about tao miles from South Chicago.
but lis occupant vas missing. When
be went ont on the lake Hutcbcroii
csIred considerable money, & draft foI
over 52.0J1. gold watch and cham.
aI5 other va'usbles; but none Of these
articles weIe found on the boy.
although snunber q Unimportart "a.
pers were found II the pockets Of a.
coat. The body is mach decoDpose1.
There Ire numerous bruises on the
head, 6nd deep cut beb.1G tie lefi
eaT. These marks and the iact that
all lis vblubbles veTe missing give color
10 The theory Of foul play. Hucbcroit
carried 81 insurance policy Of $4,000
on hls lie, which amount WI 20 20 bls
relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
r....,aI .nnnintment..

The following appointments have
been made by the Postmaster-Gensral
j. NJ. Goodman, Of Dover Mines, and
NJ. ). Sheer, Of Fincas;le, Va, postal
clerks On the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad IN place Of NJ. Il. Moseley and
". J. Deady. removed J. N. Gum,
Of this city, postal-clerk on the james
river route, IN place Of Il. L. Kemp
reeirDed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
cao,.tuey Of The Gra,s.

When he Grsys returned 70 th-
Armory v ecDesday evening after having
laid Captain Bossieux TO rest Leuten-
ant !. L. Phillips, who was IN con-
uand, SAID that through respect -
CAPTAIN Bessieux's memory the neat
regular meeting last Friday night would
not he held. The next regular meet
ing. therefore. Will be on Friday night,
al which the question Of electl1g Cap
tain Boasieux's successor will probably
he considered, provided Colonel Spots
wood shall n the mean time order g.
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
FIvAyuAL AND COMMERCIAL



Hrv yorH. Sune ls.-Ths sock -
zee ir1vguiar 81 the opsntug this -
but the lint prices show ooly tps,gE:9ceSS
IN re s..rh xere up \ spd Omaha cosnnnco
u lower There were sone few furtoer -
-e!inss ia the early trading. bet the ILL.,
soon rallied. and the prices fof the specs
an bour advanced rspidiy. eseesse -
Union. Later IN the Day. ho~evef. tne -
vance Was more quiet although tpwsra -
ciose eel stocks made . sport ana -
Du tei cio~sd strong ~ or near the ~
reached. FrsrythlBg on the active 10, y
higher Today, LOUISVILLE apd xesayssS
bslng Up ~ Union Ppslne ~: h1sos
ksbsss aud Texas IA: Western uolnn AZ
aDo the rsnslnsey % the net fracfionaa
amounts. Missouri Pacific 10 down IL, sxs
Civ. az pef cent TIE feeling on Una stress
% bnilish. Most Of the s>fge Opesstov wers
NJ the yacht rae to-day. hsics, 5kt,osv
flzfes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
HeaNy Rainfall.

~ TELEGRAPH . De DspRirt.I
NV ORLEANS, June IA special
70 tie Picatune from Alexandria says
The rainfall for the twenty-four hours
ending 81 7 o'clock "Wednesday was
80 inches. Bad w8shouts are Re-
ported on the New Orleans division o!
the Texas Pacific Iosd, and DC train
from New Orleans reached Marshal.
Tex. since Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
ERITs.E ETRNED.
4 DcIncn5ed IaD-Frobahse L.. 81
Life.

p see p- 90 the Dhpaic1
WASHINGTON. June l9.-Oce q
he immense hydra hc dredges Of Be-
son & NcNee, used n tie system Of
hGrbor Improvement and reclamation Of
the Potomac fats. took fire sbo-t
O'Clock to-ui-h: ard vas q solid sheet o.,
flame II few minutes. Hal g.
hour after the IRE vas Observed
n the city, tie strange actions u q
mar wandering IN the darkness q Z
1szed fashion II the park below TIE
White-House grounds attracted at;e1-
ton. The man was brought % Mel
buns drugstore, near the Treas-ry.
where be vEs found TO be fri-h-lly
burned about the body, arms. an5
bead. Prom his diJointe1 ta-k u
would seem that 8 coal-oi! LAMP e.
ploded on the dredge, scattering TIE
flames 50 that the whole interior q tbs
cabin was al once ablaze. Tbs
man was asleep n lis bank.
lie Jumped into the water. swan
ashore, and ran towards the CITY seek
irg help. The dredge was oui II tae
stream opposite the marsh OF L'5h-
tenth street, and unless the Other men
who were Oh II were rescued by boats
from some Of the vessels II The riTer,
some Of them have probably los' tas-r
lives.
L1ter.-Thers were eight msn o. TIE
dredle when the FIRE broke out. ne
man found wandering il the " hiie-
House grounds, whose name IS william
Schafer, is The Only one Of them &C
counted for. II is 20. known whether
;be others were unable 10 make them
escape from the burning boat and iosI
their death in the flames or lampsa
overheard and were drowned. Int
dredge was valued al $50, 600, and was
insured for about s. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

In accordance With a resolsiiso
adopted by the RepEesentsiise cos2el
Of the Iron Trade, al union men sn-
ployeG IN union works IN San Fran
cisco, except the Pai,ern-naksrs, went
CD a strike last evening. 70 remain cut
Until ali BOD union men are dismissed
from uniSr non.vorks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
pa,.r-r.I,e,n A.r,rssep.

SIX O'Clock yesterday afternoon Was
the hour appointed by Mr.. d. W. De-
SYLVIA TO send up two paper balloons
made by himself The large one-af-
teen feet higt--sucosssfully waited ~
self into the sir, after being filed with
hot All, and rose 20 = great hsight. The
second one, however, caught fire rs the
alcohol On tie sponge attached 30 it WAS
iprtied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
CounefI " eafinc~.

Tbs TWO branches Of the Council vii
meet tomorrow afternoon 81 6 O'Clock
TO elect 3 police commissioner 10 III q
vacancy.
At Csc o'clock the Board OF Alder
men viii hold their monthly meeting,
pursuant 10 adjournment last Monday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
The Yacht knee.

BY Telegraph 70 tls Dlbs@su--i
NEW YORK, June l9.-ln the yaeh'
race to-day the four sloops came hol,s
almost abreast before q good soathsfiy
breezs. The Puritan crossed the Inc
fisi AT 5:57! the Priscilla second, Two
minutes and forty seconds later Nay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

a paper balloon twenty-four feet
high was sent up by Messrs. Page, Huff,
and Richardson from the corner Of
Eighth and Mkin streets last night Ii
the presence Ct about two hundred
people. The balloon rose very high in
the ar. and finally disappeared in the
distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
fire Alarm.

The alarm OF fire turned in from
Box So at forty minutes past 10 O'Clock
las, night was caused by the explosion
Of lamp IN the house Of Washington
Williams, No. 72s west Broad street.
No damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
IAsl,l nssrasslon.

Mr. J. p. Cooper, al English gentls-
mar and holder Of Virginia bonds OF
the tay-recsivsble coupon grade, who
has been in this State for some time
making inquiry with reference to pae-
lie sentiment on the debi question, yes
tefdsy had "a interview with Colens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Dcsth Of DIR. F~untIeroy.

By telegraph % t1e 4lspaicl.l
STANTON. VA, June l9.-Df. A..
Il. fauuterov. lLte superintendent o.
TIE Western L1nstic Asylum AID ont
Of tie most eminent Virginia phys
cisns. died suddenly this evening. e.
was brother Of Ju &c Fsunteroy. Of
the Supreme Court Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Asaufse Candidate.

lBy Telegraph 70 the Disps tn
CARLISLE, ny, June lt.-Eon-
Winfield Buckles. Of Paris. candidate
for TIE Gree Of Superior-Court Judge
Of this district, Was brought here to-
day raying maniac, and vii be taken
70 a. asylum az once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

y teIegrs pn y he IIApaUu'I
WAsHINGTON, June 2u--l A. n
For JvgiEia, sigtuy rarDler, gene
rally far weather, ,e,a&s goHcraHy
soutieas'criy.
For Ninth Carolina. South Carolina.
Georg.q. and Eastern Fior.da, far
weqther, (oiioVed by local rams and
u0rm eGsterly triHdS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
The Opening herman Of the Season
at Ola Point.

r. peclai telegram 70 the Dlspsph-i
FORT M0NROE, VA. June l9.-The
FIRST german Of the season, given al The
Hvreia Hotel tonight, vas most en-
iorable affair. The officers aud ladies'
q the garrison were present N fall
dress. and also large party Of yolos
ladies from Norfolk, chaperone1 by
Mrs. James J. Leigh. Some forty OF
fifty couples were dancing. led by
Lieutenant Adams. Among the hlch-
mond people present were BIZ. an Mrs.
c. ". Watkins. Mr.. and Ms. L. D..
Ttylo1. J. II. Jones. A. D. Williams,
". :. Dashien. K. D. uu5gins, d. j.
Bar, Z. r. Mayo. u. A. Williams
Clar'es y. Blmer, J.. G. Crosby, ".
7. Moseley. T. T. Hewitt, Henry An
5erson. j. 4. McGiivrsy. r. /. DeLea.
and 7. ". Scott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Pnso-ERIi Y esterGsy.


Macon Elin--no game.
Kansas City Kansas Citys, ! S.
LOUIS, il.
Pittsburgh: Pittsburghs. ,; Lou s
yilles, Q.
Staten Island Brooklyns ! Metro
ptiitans. >.
New York New Yorks. : Ma
utrtls. 3.
Boston Bostons. ,; Philsdei.
rt.ss, !.
Philadelphia: Athletics, G.; Balti-
uores, ..
St. Louis St. Louis. p: Cincin'
nBt;s, :.
Detroit Chicagos, : Detroits, !.
Chattanooga Chattanooga, e; Nash
yilles, g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
p.g,n Of a stsun,on HANK Onicer.

I-peCls. Il .egraID % Tie DisIaicA-i
STAUNTON, VA, June l9.-N. c..
Eskridge, foI more than isrty years a
bank officer n this city. and wbo Wa
the psying.teller Of the National valley
Bank. died last night, II the slTty-ulnth
year o. bis age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
x.,,..., Protective Association

The following gentlemen have bsen
appointed delegates TO the National
Convention Of the Travellers Protse-
tive Association, which meets IL Balti-
more psxt week W. ID. Simmons,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
ouyfet.

William Cregsr, convicted Of house
breaking, sDd sentenced to the penlteD-
tisry lor two years. was received a. the
state prison yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

tBy AnglC-AMerlca1 cable 20 tas Dls?stct.
ROME. June l9.-Signor suici,
known as 8 former Afr an explorer.
has commenced 4 forty days fast Il
emulation Of DR.. Tanner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Ennn-CAu Expeefea.

by Telegraph 90 the lnspatcl.l
WASHINGTON, J uDe l9.-lt Is ex-
pected that cali foI the redemption Of
$4,000, 600 ? per cent. bonds vii be Is
sued early next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

BY ADglo-Amsrican cable 70 the Dspsieh-l
ROME, June l2.-Tbe Pope has H.
directly notified Don Carlos that the
Vatican viii disapproye Of any attempt
IN disturb Srain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

John A. Augustins. and 7. Q. Peek t;
slternstes, W. NJ. Bliss and 3. =. osr-
oezo. A large number Of msmoers OF
the Virginia Division viii visit the Con-
vention in q body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

PoK1 OF RICHMOND. JUNE -. lsse.


Steamer Roanoke. Coucn. New YORK.
neTcnHDdlse and passengers. Is. W. Allen
q Co., agents
steamer wyoming Faunil. Philadel-
phls merchandise and passenger, J. W.
hcCerrlck. agent.
SEA ulef Ariel. Deyo Norfolk. United
Eiktes NAL. meTchAnds - ana passenger
l. b. TEtuLas agent.
SAII.EI.
gch0onsr Nay Day. Pratt. Stamford. DsrK.
A y Goodman vessel. Curtis ana Parker.
Schooner II. :. BrookA, kisley. Pnilsdel-
pniR poplar wood vessel. Curtis a Parker.
schOoner MAR a CrEDIDey. Budd, Perth
AfBbOy - road -tless 7 {. Ieake. Jr. 4 Co .
vessel, CARTS a Parker.
PoRT OF NETPOEr's NEWS. yvsx 10TH.
by Telegraph
A8kIYID.
steamship seneca, Walker Few York
and sailed for Vest Point.
hcbooDess roc MLuafas. Pearce. New
York; W. II. bailey. L0nEsiYeet New
lOTk; and 3 4. bseknors. New YORK.
Brig fldo GERMANY, Jung bead, fort
epAin. with asphs1tCM.
sAILHD
Stesr schooner ". Arlington. Drink
water, NV York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Eero..De Lamp Explosion.

The ALARM Of fire al l0:4- P. N.
Yesterday. from Box y. was caused BY
be explosion Of kerosene-lsmP al ~
west Broad street. Damage triding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
Hohnrt Pasha Dead.

lPv Anglo American cable TO TIE Dispatch
LONDON, June l9-HobGrt PsshA
hon. August Charles Hobart, Marshal
Of the Turkish Empire, is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
81 LOT IS.

-. Louis. June is.-Fi0ur steady.
0hest active ard ghei: No. red. cash.
7-a1brc.; jane. y C.. July. 7sfzI5c.
rofu very tUl sI 9 firm No. mixed. casa.
snslas. q my, SIC. Osi. more ssi.ie
ard fIsD No. Z nike, fsali |'c' FNf,
80. WLlsHtv. XlIo. ITyvssiOns l. i've.
Pork fru.er aud CHER a. t3sff %. Lard
noInus y higher ~ 80 30. Bulkmosis
stsR.y and lD,l1 u.ef. isc0u nrni ions
clear 81 % short r. be- e 10 clesf, ts.So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

ERrEet cuA.
QUOTATIONS.
Coon XIDDLING.-s 7lSc.
AJDDIIHC.- PC.
sTEICT Low hrDDLrsG.-sac.
Low AIDDLIsG.-t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

OCTruN REPORT

80 caots. Pine. t2toss2.75: suysr1ns,
SEATS %; extra rs .oats. IS iamily 80
2sFO. pEteut family. ccuntry, ts.zosSC %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
YORFOI.E PEANUT nAkKEr.
gEsporte1 s5r me DisIs,eh.l

soKTUIK. June gg.-Thore T. 10 chaos.
n ths market bas nrss . dulA ssles pc-ns
canning Ia st tas fac.Orirs AID \ fsir bosa-
l1ars La been oOif4g 81 tue week ~itn aas
factory mep- Prime sRs q. fsaey, s.1c,.'
eOnarnon- l5sss5sc.; factory. han2-packsas
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
. 3 wv Flls--97 W.T.
NEW YoKK COTTON yUrUkxz.

NEW YoRK, June ls.-O0ti Jo--sross re-
esit,f, II bales. FutUr,s closed nra. sales.
20 zoo hales Jane o OsAts ~ July. 80 lac
ss1S; August ~ z"ets Il; eepte enter,
az. lsatil October. g. 0sAsg o. SOfe;a-
Der. g. gsAsg deem Der 81 Vxsss es Jas
Hsrch, a. 2TaSs -: a gri - .S7st3.s1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
wFygf.y BAyg srATFxEyT.

HEw YORK. June ie.--rhe weeBi3 bank
sfsteneai shows the following ctsnsl-s
Bessrye. Increase. 81 05ssbo. loans, hs-
crease a. So 500 specie Increase. eer sVJ:
ieesl.fencers Increase 81 na3 300 depo<itas
increase, S4lS5eO. Calculation. ineTesAe,
o. 500.
Che hanks BOW hole as III szs IN sSeess
Of the Is ref cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
DUEVILLE.

WuxIH0-oS. =. c., June is.-fnfpeutins
rfIn NJ 2sc. hlEiL Erin s;ra4ned. ISe |.
good strained. zoe. 1AF l1n AZ b-1s.
Crude turpentlas rrID bArc~ foe-' ysa-
- d a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

RlITIMoRg. June is.-Ningiaia Ga. past
due coupons sss: 10. l0-4es. go; d.. Dew
sEes4. North carolina Ss, cd. iIs. BID
tO-tEy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
BALTIMORE
CLHCISsArL

CIECIsSATI june ls.-flour qglei:
" neal .rIpi. 10. red. s0asic. Lard
strong D. 50 20. BuE- meats Pa good de-
f.s-d s4Dr. d-Is. s. u. s1Ori-rib. t5.53.
bacon tTuef: snou ders 80 Il. short-rio,
sesr. clear g. - .. Whkksy steady 81
$40. Hogs uru common anc n&ht ts.4os
- %. pscE.pg AND Ol.clen g5s0att.x3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
CHICAGO
gSf. NucAbng q.
KIkIrw on wv crlrAco sAKKTr.

SacAgo. Juns I9-rbs wheat MARKET
81 lhifrf y slight reYlvbl % strength ID
cav. winch WE Wei Maintained - tae
close. lhe caoirs Reported vet yesfhef
abroad and soule irluTv "a ne rsids. Jnls
0ccgf Ioatf little LrI fsei C. O. tne
opeuing August .tsr' ing 50 7la.c. 81 az
Napclng steadily u 20 II-loc.. cos .ng ~
outside gurra Corn aid Dab also ruled
shade timer ~ - 20 pafuy. aud ril<ti nc
tiufall y IE1fr PROVISIONS were sssa1y.
,iosllg a. yesLeFSbys attest lgunc..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20

5Le Weaflcr N Richmond Tester
dq, rras Gear and cooier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-20
CRAM AND coTT0> ENcH,SGE.

GRAM AM COTTON ENCHaHGE-
RICHMOND. Jane -, lete.
cTFEELNss
WFEA..-llDl ulsle.h.
CYEN 1900 hu.he.s
OAT-.-i 600 t.sAeis.
MEAI.-iO0 bushels.
eALEE KTPORTE . 70 SECRETARY.
rorr.-Wtife 100 bushels very good VIZ
efuIaaf seisc.: ] 80 bushels Ne0 good ON
IrlNate Terms.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-23
MEXICO HOT FOR WAR
American Citizens Treated
ShamefuNy.
CUTTING KEPT A PRISONER Of STATE
Why the Intelligent Medosns Desire
war-The Feeling On the Rio
Grande An Interview With The
imprisoned Editor.

LAHREscE Kan. Aug - Mr. Mansfield.
long a resident iu this utv. who carries on
heavy mining operations in ola Mexico.
has returned from tie principal mine iu
sonora which be lefl on Tuesday On
Wednesday be visited Cufung n Ais cell o.
faso del Norte and SAYS fle editor was
treated more ike guest than as prisoner
of state he was lightly guarded bad the
prisoner ~ state Mr
Mansfield thought the Mexican authorities
would have been glad had the prisoner 81
iecled his escape. and would have put ieR
obstacles in his way. ile said the war feel
ing was decidedly 0n the increase on both
sides 0i the Rio Gfande The warlike
spirit of Ae1icans. be said ARISES n0t So
much from active hostility to our Govern
ment and 20 our people ~ from their own
turbulent condition. and the internal dis
scnfions that are ulsfracung their
people and pAralyzing their gen
eral Government The more I'M
telligent Mexicans who. under other
conditions would be opposed % war. rather
favor DO DOW. as they think it Will serve %
quiet their own factions and make their
own people united and harmonious. Ameri-
can citizens are treated most shameiuly by
ihe Mexican states and the Mexican general
government Cutting is only the repre-
sentative of class. His wrongs are small
in comparison 10 Others aud as a con-
sequence there is bad blood and q rel loi
ier.ing against Mexico on this side
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-23
a TERRIFIC COILS ON.
An Excursion Train CoIlides with a News
paper Train.

pHrrADELrHIA, Aus PA serious
collision occurred this morning at Ancora
on the Canada & Atlantic railroad. between
the regular excursion train and the news
paper tran which leaves Atlenta City at
5I5a m The latter train, in pursuance
Of orders. was backing in the Ancora
siding 20 let the excursion
train pass Before it was
accomplished the excursion train which was
running nearly two minutes ahead of time.
rounded the curve and before the engineer
could reverse his engine the two trains coll
lided with terrific force. The engineer and
fremeu. when they saw that a collision
could not be- avoided. jumped aud escaped
injury. with the exception of Engineer Pine
of the excursion train. who WAS
badly hurt. Several passengers were
injured bat not fatally. Foll0Wiug
IS a list of The wounded Andrew Deuigan
aged =. injured about the bead. losi al hi-
teetn Anthony Fin aged 35 two ribs hro-
ken. Albert -0uie. aged ~. and Max Souie.
his brother. aged l7. internally injured. =
Dougberfy. aged D. and james Do1ghertv.
his brother brus sed about the head An
fhe wounded. except the DouEhertys. wer,
brogrh to their homes in this city. The
D1ughertvs were taken to Atlantic Cfv
The wreck was cleared away hv 8 O'Clock
this afternoon and travel resumed
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-23
A PRINCE ABDICATES
Alexander of Bulgaria Forced
10 Renouuce the Throne.
4 PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FORMED.
Excitement Among the European
Powers Alexander Escorted 10
the Frontier An Appeal 10
Russia tor Sympathy.

LoNDoN. Aug "A dispatch from Sofia.
Bulgaria. dated Saturday. SAYS "Early this
morning the troops from the garrison and
the greater part Of the popuace gathered
around Prince Alexanders palace and de-
manded bis abdicat0n Without formality
or causing any disorder, the Prince COM
piled The people then proceeded 20 the
palace occupied by the Russian agents and.
while all knelt a delegation presented
petition 10 Car praying ham % re-extend
his sympathy 90 the Bulgarians The
agents assured the deputation OF the Czsr's
sympathy. A provisional government
was then formed as follows NJ Clement.
Premier NJ Stoianoh Minister of Foreign
Affairs NJ. Zankoh, Minister of the Imte-
riOr NJ Hurmof. Minister Of Finance NJ
Nekifer0h, Minister of War. NJ Rad
oslaroH, Minister of Justice. VI.
Velichcof Minister of Education. To-
night Sofia is brilliantly illuminated Tie
city is comparatively quiet Premier
Clement ha, issued proclamation 'declar-
ing that Prince Alexander has formally
signed the decree of abdication renounc.
ing his claim to the throne forever He
announces hat the Cabinet j. only tenn
porary till the National Assembly shall
decide upon O. 1vernment and hopes that
all parties VIII cooperate TO maintain the
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