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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

tie springs OF tine resr coach. The bomes
were carefully removed. and there wcre
msny pale faces among the prssengsn
when they learned the terrible fate they nzo
90 narrowly escaped. The train starts ron
PunxIiiawney every morning, and II
undoubtedly at that place that the boup-
were placed under the springs, a. u onH
makes short stops between there ana 10,
hois. II Is twenty miles from the place OF
starting. and how II was possible Tor inc
train 10 run that distance over short curve
with that amount of dynamite and CAPS
under the springs Of The coach is 4 mystery;
1hirty-iOur persons were In the coach, ana
had ar accident occurred a. intended tht
loss OF life would have been very great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
rrPRIBLr KANSAS TRAGEDY.
Fearful werE Of u Brutal "a'erin
ntilRs

- Lorr-. November ia -peca. from
T.a~r,G. Kan. -avs tia, near Murine. m the
southeast corner of Hodgemau county,
lived uuIu last Friday -am. Purple
brutal. drunken fellow. HE family con
sisted az himself. wife wife, sister, anG
four little children. Tire Youngest oi Wuich
VS. only three weeks Old. FRIDAY morn
M TIN wife arose and prepared breakfast.
size ttcu awakened neI husband. winch en-
RACED him. Hc spran2 from thc bed ana,
,.izing hls revolver. .hOt his WIZ through
tl, BODY. Billing Ler instantly. lie thru
.lo. and killed the newborn BABE ana an-
other of hi- children. His si-tcr-ih-l3w'
Mis-. Inwbrr. w-s then tired az. the tad
ua.-iuc through her s~m ana lodging ~
the shoulder. r. this cmp'led hl, -
volyci. be- proceeded TO load his shotgun III
order 10 complete the work. a slight MIS-
tsNe In ihi. va. tie only thing thai stopped
fb, deadly proceedings. The powder wa
uour-d INTO one barre and the shot into
another. With thi, he endeayored o. blow
.r ta, hesd ~ another child. bat - ther,
va- noting except the powder IN me bar
r.I Ito cuiiC's face vas Ou'y severely burn
-. A heavy blanket w. tlen wound
around Oh, child and TINS securely wrap
r.d VIII heavy wire, in the hope that he
mI.ht accomplish BE- death 10y ,uhocailon.
Ire child viii recover. although icariully
disfcured The murderer then mounted =
horse and s'a-tsd acres. the neld toward
Wur,n. with the avowed purpose OF mur-
d,rlnr ID. wif's father aud mN,hS. Mean
tune iue young .acy had made her wHy u
the village and notified lbc 0''ant>
and they had cougTegaied Tor resistance
seeing thai, h, plan WI. frustrated, Pur
ple ts-iened 20 Je,m0re and surrendere,
to the authorities. and was placed ~ lai.
Last night mob Of abou 100 men went e
the iail and demanded the prisoner, wh,
wa. delivered with little ceremony. H'
wa, taken a. tbe scene % BOZ, crime anC
hanged 10 q tree. only one member % To-
family soap. q serious iniur'-a little 10Y
who hid under shed when he heard hi
father cCmlnC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

Mission-Holston. a. 900; It. Johns River
o.. 500: West Virginia, 5000; Kentucky
s5,e00, and Virginia, s5.500. southern
colored missions--Ccutral Alsp8ma, 5000
Delaware. 81 LEO; Florida. s2.29; LiuN
Rock. s3250; Mississippi. $1,000; saysu
Dsh, S3.15o; Tennessee, s3.5oO; "sshing
ton, $500: Central Mississippi. s-'gDp
Fss; Tennessee. 5000; Lexington, s5,1p1
LouisianA, $1,000; North Carolina. so,poo
South Carolina. $4,000; Texas, $4,000, an'
West Texas, q, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Killed by Police Officers

GALVESTON. November IA specn O.
fhr Mus from an Antonio says: T.. ].
HcNsbau. WHO escaped from Las Nt~l>,
Mexico, Oh Monday q. -ht last, when Lew
.,r Gr,ucr and nj party were attacked suc
killed. hss arrived IN lhis CRY. d NaAln
ssys tia, Criuer vas killed by police
.urcrr VINO We're bred o. commit the
deed hv TWO brother. named Armi-1. The
hfm.ecs progressed warm friendship for
Griucr. tu' turned on the Americans witn
.rea.he-Gu- vengeance q, soon De- the police
.-r..T affqrE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
A New Discovery.

San TLANCIF0, November JOS. y.
~uoiauor. Russian resident 20 tIis city,
claims that 30 has invented q nltr0-ciyce-
ZINE bomb Re saws he La discovered 3
a.uiU win which ni'ro-g'y ceriut may be
mixed. making il nOu.eXpi0,iye, but by
adding another chemical The nitro.-lyce-
I'm. 10 transformed to - original state. lie
us4, . double shell. the inside one contain
Ore Eg.osiye mixture Of nitro siyce-
rirc. and toe outer one containing TN
ci,-ac.. which liJcrsies the pure nitro
glrcc~.rC ss,or-Genera. Howard says
III, Invention j. worth looking iuio, and
other ofter. have prom un,eJ fa'oub'y
upon t The French Minister Of War ma.
-ea .o, details ia order - experiment %
-tt invention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Lynch,ns Party amer Murderer

ny telegraph 10 The DlspAtcA'l
CmcAGo. November 1.-The Tmcgs
spcuai from Courtney, Texas SAYS Tue
mulAtto Polk Hill. who Tired The shot Oh
ei-ctiou-nigrt winch killed Dewee Bolton
wealthy planter al Lie"eliyu precinct
Was captured YESTERDAY morning by Sh'rW
DuvoI while asleep IN cabin. seven miles
IRON Brenlam iIll had riuded toe blood.
hounds hy rubbing hl. hOotr Win tobacco.
Tie VIZ, carried so bTrnham ana placed
M jai.. A soon rs the prisoner presence
va. known :; BRENNAN friends OF Bolton
brg.u 20 maze arrangements 10 hold :
yrchiuQ carnival la-t night. The sheriff
hearing of the danger, fastened the muir
d-rcr bv back street 20 the noon train
and carried him % Cameron, the county
sea, o' Nigu county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Fearful Explosion.
tPr .aIe~rrnn 70 the DispAtch

PHILADELPHIA, November Il.-Au expo
son occurred IN the cigaT-boI manuisctorl
Of Henry II. sheep 4 Co.. Nos. l1u4 Sn1
1896 Randolph street, this afternoon wkict
blew ont the rear wall. setting the building
on fire. badly iniUrinC number OF young
Dcu. women. and giIiS, and lmperiidug th'
lives of over 100 more. Saw dust as used i1'
fuel. ard the pin e close o. the furnaces
The engineer had just filed up the hr'
from the bin and stepped out Of tac ire
room when the explosion occurred. Th'
entire building WAS in 01me- ~ a les
minutes. and the employees escaped Will
great difficulty. one young giri q missing
and 81 b. supposed she Il burned l. dealt.
and eleven person, are badly burned an'
hftHx%l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Plsngec Into the SchuyIkill,
iBy Lslesrapn % the D,suntnnl

PgLADELPHIA, Penn, November i'll
A. Engine No. "a OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad was approaching the New
bridge n Grsy's Ferry to-day tie bonnet
blew OF the ste4m-ebest. The engine iui-
meoiately became unmanageable snd TAI
ahead until u plunged INTO an open draw
bridge over The sehuyl Kill river and dissp-
neared IN TIE river. The engineer and tf-'
msn jumped from the engine just 10 tune ID
save themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Troubles Adjusted.
by tsleerE to the Uisuaich

JERSEY CITY. \. j.. November lI-Tlt
striker =, th- he. anatt0Ir on the la ken
sack meadows all went back 60 work tHi'
morning at Al increase of wages. The rau-
uauy reiu -ed 10 dismiss two i0remeu - 10.
-.riher. demanded, and also refused o.
treat with COMMITTEES from the Kni@nt. o'
Labor who waited upon them. After
conference with the committee Of striker
.he bosses succeeded IN mssing an nu a
bic settlement to the satisfaction of all cuu
ccrusd. Both parties made concession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Lord Salisbury's hpeeeh.
~ Anglo American cable 20 the Dmpstcn

IONpoE. November ll.-hr. Gladstone
rubisne, letter inviting the Liberals 10
rldnite. H. saws. Airer reading the
MARQUIS 81 ~ali-burv'- speech Il seems u
IL. tia, We have arrived al testing station
far ell Liberals really desiring Liberia.
Union. v g have NJ rZht 90 demand when
the Government have produced their plans.
That they shall pursue ~ altered course
uuou them but We have already tolerated
O long delay iu the production oi those
u.an>. The beginning of new delay D.
February will virtually be- Masking iudeii-
uite the production Of The plans. am
unable 10 understand hoW ANYBODY p-o-
noting or inviting such delay car ~ said
o. dr,nt IcLniou Of the Libera. party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Killed h, Poisoned L,auor .
rs telegraph TO the Dispatch.

EArl SAGINAW, MICH, November 1.-lB
Plymouth, IN, county, David smith. o. &.
McGuyan, and Hugh stewart drank from
a lug 81 beer furnished by the iirst-named.
Al the men were taken suddenly lh with
symptoms Of poisoning. smith died, and
the others are in dangerous condition.
A Telegram received here requested tine
county Oftcers 10 make Al investigation.
Il is reported thai poison was placed in the
liquor by smith With the intention Of taking
h,s own lie. but DO reason for desiring 10
commit double murder al the same time Is
aINnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
I.OsI in Ia he II uron.

CHICAGO, November Ia special DE-
patch from Detroit. Mich. say, Edward
j. Eoutly. William Walsh, and Joseph
\ cung. fishermen. have Decu lost. with their
boat. IL the recent gale Of Manuoullu
STAND. Lake Huron. The men We're III
GORE bav. and sought 10 make their home
~ Cape Eotcrt, twenty-five mile away,
nut have not since been heard from. Rou,-
BE- hailed from Windsor, on. and Noun.
arG walsh from Bay City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
rho Custom.Hou-. Improvement

There has hrcn slight increase in thf
force "a thc custoui-hou,e, and the work =
progressing well. s number o. stone
cutters on, "a work n the shed s. Sixth anu
Byrd streets. Forge- are ahourto be- Duiit,
and number % uiachsmi.h- viii soon bt
engaged. Two bricklay,rs were also pu'
60 worn YESTERDAY and the force viii boz in-
creased a, las, 4- IA. necessities ~ the cast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
l,ernIufinnarN KpIic.

NJ. O. W. Norton. oi Chicago. who wa
United States soldier during the late war
is N the city. After the evacuation. whli'
walking IN the streets Of Petersburg, Mt
Norton found o bons which proved 10 b.
the official journal Of the proceedings o
the Board which had charge OF the Viz
yipia navy during the Revolutionary war
ana is supposed 10 nave been looted from
tbe Capitol. Mr. Norton wishes 10 return
Tie book 10 the state. and 1t will be- place,
In The Slate Library.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

tr,ci, Mrs. NJ. s. Smith; Lynchburr dis
trict. Mrs. +. s. Brown; Bsnville district,
Mrs. r. W. Postrcss; Farmvillo district
lirs. George Reid; hurireesboro' district
brs. Helen Thompson; Norfolk district
Mrs. Richard II. Jones; Petersburg dis-
trict. Mrs. Cornelius u. Tiusley Eastern
Shore district. Mrs. T.. O. scott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

Yesterday morning the ll:-j-o clock train
Over the Chesapeake and Ohio road, 70
which vas attached three special coaches,
carried large number 81 delegates from
fl.. civ and adjacent points 10 the Baptist
General Association. hch convened IN
H. ,ixtv.third annual session 4, Stanton
lat night. Rev. Dr. =. A. Goodwin. the
new pastor oi the Leigh street Baptist
church Of this city. wa to preach tue in-
flnnnclnrK .ermnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Toupdwits Her sEun Cru.hcd.

fr1rTANoooA. November l0.-The body
= 30 unknown woman, witt her kan
crushed .v blow from some heavy wea-
mon vq- rfc-ntiv found nrar Dalton. Hs.
Cusrir- Pstten and vii Holmu have been
arrested md are now n iul upon the
charge oi causing tue womans Gestn.
Patton i, believed jo have .eduoed her IN
indiana under promise ~ mIrri1ge. and
th-u to h.y- fed 10 Dalton. whittier the
woman followed him, hoping he would
marry her and save her from disgrace. II
is th0uchr that Pa,'en entccd usr % Nil
cr,ek. ard there murdered AeT witt @
hatch~, and threw hcr BODY into ,ue water.
Holman b. friend Of Patieu IS. and j. ne-
h.vel o. have ben access ~ o. th, crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
TRssi Keller LxpIosion.

CmlAG0. November IA 7imr spec
cial from New Orleans SAYS: Al Nv-,.--
Grove plantation. in Phquemne parish.
owned ~ COnCre-suian-elecf wilkinson.
lhe boiler % draiuing-machine exploded
Yesterday, killing the engineer m cl4rse
and badly scaiding anG dangerou..g .n-
juriug the fireman and another nand. TGr
boiler was blown ~ eighth u = nile. and
tie concussion was felt Tor uiles " III
down lie river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Fire In shscAea-
lRr t.Isgrs pn 70 IN. ulsp~t.

CuIcsGo, November L. The Union cof-
fee aud spice-mills Of Mclaughlin a Co.,
corner OF STATE and south Wster streets,
were burned to-day. TIE entire stock
consisting Of coffee, teas, and spices-was
DESTROYED, involving Il loss of $4,000.
Fully insured. Tire loss oh the building Il
one from 81 900 10 s2,0O0. The tire
engines were greatly delayed IN reaching
tbe building. owing TO the impassahie cob
dl,jon OF state street. which h being torn
lp by the streei-car companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
nestn.fa Trsncp pipInmst.

ByAnglo-Americsu cable 20 the DUpstcn.
PARIs. November I.-Ne~- was received
ferr To-day " the death ~ PAU Ber- ing
Preach AIUi,tef-lte>Id-n On AMMAN. WI.
was reported yest.rdlt o. De critically j.
VIII fever.
PIm,Niui-teI dcIreycinet announced
Bert. death ~ The Chamber o. D-pgIc-.
and tia, body 81 once adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Bsakemens. sarfGr
IBY lelsgrs % in the n,.narcn

~ p" 70 VIC DlaIlaIIA'7
CHICAGO. November 1i.-Tbo 7ImeS'S
special from Wheeling, W. Va, saws: The
trskemen on the Cleveland aud Pitts-
6usgh railroad running from this city TO
Yellow Greek, Ohio, and thence easf and
westto Pittsburgh and Cleveland left their
trails Yesterday. Tae men refuse 10 give
q reason Tor their move, but say they viii
Rect The road oflisiais at noon saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Esce. IN England.
~ Anrlo-Amerlcan hble 10 tnt !

.Ry Anglo American - bic 70 int Dispatch.
LoNuoN. November 1.-THE rae Tor the
Liverpool Sutumn-cul OF one thousand
sovereign. iu specie wa run TO-DAY al the
Liverpool meeting. II was Won nv LORD
Ua@-iLy.'t four-veII-old uay coli Melton
T.. smith Nick.'- fuur-y .ar-Oid chestnut
colt Kiicrceue second, and Sir i. John
siou's thrte-year-old bay co'i Condemns
tm-d. There were eighteen starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
zr. EErbonr ssrenAdsd.

WASHINGTON. November Il. Hon. john
=. Barbour. of Virginia. who hs- just pee
turned from q trip 60 Egrofe va, gwen a
complimentary reception ana sereuaJ,o -o-
uirht al the Metropolitan nDte ny tnt u-
s.uis Democratic Association and manf
personal friends. Ia re,por-e @. -at seize
race be- spoke from tbc balcony % ine
hotel 20 large crowd as mn.-. u tlt
..rref below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Ris. Of Rivers In I;nly.

BY AngIO-Americap cable 10 the DISPATCH.
ROME. November 1.-The rivers Po snd
Adicr have 0verilrWcd and submerged me
country along tueii course. AZ Aloeuca
Tie high vuiers o. tire fo dl,iolg'a the
railwsy bridge while train was crossing,
urecipi;aiinc the ear. and passenger, into
tue river. Five persons were drowned.
The town Of lomoslhU d, submerged. The
railway -eryico between Nice and Genoa is
-rterrlfufeg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Cuttings Claim.
~ telegraph TO the Dispatc

. TIT IhTIl . Nc IT 7N'I--lI
WASHINGTON, y. e. NoyCmDc- lL-Iue
Cam u Ldjor Cutting against tlt heX.-
can Government for $4,000 aImIge> 0.
arroun, % false impr ,0umeui and persona.
udieuite. suffered bt him hl- been fpr
some time IN De in the state Department
IW il ia, not YET been examined bv 5It
=, .rcfarv. AID. therefore. no u"rt son
-a, hen made viii regard o. t1e dispose
non OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
nefbsassa s..ra OF nissioss.

INV YORK, November l0-The Board
al Missions OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church n et In regular session to-dsV and
u'nde the following appropriations for the
southern States: AIsbama, q, loD; Ar
ksBssx. $1,000; Austin, Texas, 5000 I;
Blue Ridge. ss,00c; Central Tennessee.
ss,cce; Georgia. 5000. southern Whit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
D!anlisseo fer Want OF Jurisdicti0n
~ "A ie.--1ph 10 the INgrJgteuI

Cincinnati, ONO. November 1.-THE
opinion OF Tie United STATE Circuit Court
in .ne 81, % The Government against the
American Ben Telephone Company wa,
delivered tai. morning by Judge SAKE. J.
F. yer, vUiuminous. Th- b.l wa dis
missed ior want % jurisdiction. and VIII
oUt prluG ce o. lhs,uUus sun elsie
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Pleaded 10 ivcns, -ene Indictments

NEW YORK. November H." JAKE
sharp, jim Richmond. James y. Fosnay,
and TbOmas =. Kerr appeared iu the Court
II General Sessions TO-DAY 20 plead %
'veuy-one indictments against them for
tribery ~ the Broadway railway matter
J ley pleaded not guilty. fld the cases
weTe continued until next NuudlY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
heath Of . wealthy Bsdfers Fsrmsr.

irSCHBuRG. November II, 1885.
intelligence ilsS Just been received here
Of the desth. A. 3 O'Clock this morning, 81
hIs homo, IN Bedford county. Of Mr.. Bcn1a-
min wilkes, 81, al the advanced age OF
eirhty..cyen. lie was one OF the Oldest
citizens - he was one OF the mos, succes.-
fu farmers Of the county, and was pos
scsscd Of large wealth, accumulated by
honest industry IN the prosecution Of NJ
vacation HEX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
EXECUTION.
Negro Publicly Hanged Ia North
Carolina.
Ispecis telegram TO the Dispatch

IspeuIHl ItItLihu % NC 4IlHUN -
RALEIGH. \. C.. November u.-Larlv
TIM morning Allday Wrenu .coloredi wa
banged al Pitt>horo, Chatham county. A
very great number Of peopie. some from
other counties. bad assembled 90 see tn
execution Al O'Clock Nrenn assembled
The callowS. which had been erected IN 3
large field half a mite from town. tie
made some remarks, but no confession.
Az e:11 the drop fell, and be died without
struggle. The PHYSICIANS found ihIt nls
neck had been broken. The utmost order
VS.. observed among the crea, thrOug
winch witnessed The scene.
The ERNIE for winch Wreuu gave bis life
to-dsy wa, IN ~ respects brutal. lie died
Just TWO months 10 q DAY after %, date Oh
which hc committed the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
womANs wOEE.
The Nsshodist Missionary society -
Election Of Officers.
d-p~c,ai lnlsgrsm 70 the Dispatch.

SPECIAL telegram 10 the Dispatch
DAAYfiak, Va, November IL The
W0n su's Missionary society o. the Mc;ho-
dat Conference adjourned to-day Sans de.
hf uc1f place 0f meeting ~ IyDehDnrg'
TIA following officers were eiected Pfesi-
deal, Mr.. l.. l.. {. Harrison, University
M Virginia .Vice-Presldeni, Mrs. Z. IL
Hickey, Danyiiir Corresponding Secft-
ixrs, Ars. G. II. Hall. Petersburg; Record
ahy secretary, Mrs.. David y. Digger, Pc
sefsbsfg Treasurer, Mis. l.. l.. Bayley,
LsneLbarg.
:. jif following district secretaries were
.l'er chosen Eichmond district, Mrs. Al
,ra W. wed; Randolph Macon district,
s .. u, Laufeps; Charlottesville dis"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Annual ReusioD sf "r" Company
AssorlntiOn.

Tho aruua. p, union oi II " Company
Association. the sisted time OF which IL
'hc 18Th ~ October the compIuy having
been called into service on the 18th Of Oc-
touer. 1859. on tire occasion Of the John
Brown INVASION, will be- heid Tonight al
sanger Halt Attention :, called 10 the
notice in our advertising columns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
p,v.n,.. s.m bs,oa a rrnin.

BY Telegraph 70 sn0 D1sP8s-'I
PITTSBURGH. November u.-Upoh the
arrival AZ Dubois, PeDIi.. OF the mail ,rah
north on the Buffalo, Rochester aud fliis-
hIlrsh railroad TO-DAY THE ear-insl'ec1of,
white the passengers were getting on ana
GO the cars ii the depot, discovered three
dynamite bombs aud caps iasseaed under
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

Arhf~ AND IUTTON ENCus>sf
EIcHNUND. November IL lsss.
OFFER, TGs
MhEAT- ~ bushels.
EohN-l dUU bushels
NAls SO bushels.
bALEs REPORTED 70 akCR8rAIft
WHEAT.-Ni1e6. SIS bushels prime ~
- a. es,c.. 500 bushes good on private
terms Red 2 400 bushels yery good Long.
berry or private terms 752 bushels CON
mon 10 very good LOngbefry ~ rs 10 ssc.:
gt4 bushels common 10 far ShOrtDerry ~
81 90 &c.
CoIN White. 100 bushels prime Viz
glnte new at 46-c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

RALEIGH. y. C.. November 1.-the
Richmond and Danvill. Railroad Company
mas made proposals 20 the North tar0lius
Railroad Company f0I q renewal OF the
ease NJ the latter road fifteen year. ID ad-
vance VI the expiration o. the existing
Jesse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Victims of nn Explosion.
INV teIeRraph 10 tne Dlgpu zen.

MORRIsTowS. =. j., November Nv u
ism Stephenson and George havens, we
Tins az The recent explosion o. the f0fc.te
Powder W Orks at Lake Hopaicons' \. D.
died yesterday; aHd john tosrTe ana John
Faucher are IN a precariou, condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
HEintaisinE IDs Price 81 Beer
FRx fnlaur-u "a, 10 tba BtanaLCU

NEW lORE, November 1.-THE bre Fers
OF Paterson and Newark have Joined hands
with those Gi New York and Long Island,
forming = combination to maintain TIE
price Of beer and put CHECK on boycott
me and labor unions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
Port OF NEWPORT EEWs. nov. II. lsse
(8y telegraph.
AEkfNEn.

Steamship Martina .Br ;ishl, savills,
Galveston (coaied and proceeded 20 Liver
steamship GuysDdotts. Kelly, West Point,
and ~ LED for New York.
- nooner samuel s. Thorp, Bailey New
York, lishI
sAILED.
Schooner II. =. Snares, Osborne, New
York with coal.
schooner james Fprd. 6arled. Ports
mouth ~ IL. with coal.
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COTTON REPORT.

W uunts. Pine, s2.60aeS. 70 upernns,
g 73Bss.2b. ertrs SS.2ssss.ee; Mmliy -
40. psteut family country, o<.7e0oe.9os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

Marie; quiet.
RECEIFTt.
Al Roanoke warehouse. q Daiei.
QuofATIOEB
ss0Ou kIpDlIsG.-so.
MIDI LIs6.-cAc.
Low kIDDL1NS.-e54c.
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NV yogK COTTON FUTUKt1s

grv yOBK November ii.--cvglon-ys;
reeeipfs 2-6 bales grcss receipts, lG.Ia7
bnlas Yuturs~ elOssd sissAy Sale lo3 $40
t. 10: Novsn ber, - eesss 20; peo- mbcr,
90 e4nss IS: January 81 o2sts .0s: seOru-
nry e. gsSs IS: March 81 23as9 Is A priL
~ sxass IS; May. - <2sss IS. June ~ sac
g. ~; JAY, ss.class.o3; August ss.ssa
$50
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MUTUAL REsERyE-fUSD LIFE
vi ASSOCIATION of sEw YORK.

]. ID PINDI.ETuN General Agent Tor
Virginia; oiiice Ne. slslsf np =
lo.al AgeL.s Rsn,ea- no y sooim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

CHICAGO. NOyembeg 1.-THE report
t,.r-r.rh,d from here early tins evening
that .Lr ,rike wa 81 AZ end wa n7'-H
u1on direct information from the packer.
Alto 7. n. information il received from
it, same .Ourcs tina, TIT report proves BIO
Il. rilnnIi foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
.ehf~ AND CurToN ENCus>ef
N,s-.r..f.ar raaa

INsUkAECE COMPANIES.
Vlr.iniA Stste.........-...."....... 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

TUESDAY. November III ltsS
sALrs-FIRT BoARn.-l 600 Georgia pA-
cine LIST Is 81 no: 1000 Western North
Carolina - 81 lo43. 600 Western North
Csrolina 6kstl00. OOe do. Al 100.