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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
The Differences.

Philadelphia Press
Colonel Henry Watterson estimates that s'AIr
Cleveland is an honest man. but not a great
one" This shows the marked difference between
Mr(Cleveland and his party-Democracy being
great party but not an honest one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
Cleaning Out the Anarchists.

chicago News.
If it is necessary that there should be another
great popular uprising in the interest of law and
order and the national life, the shrift will be
shorter, the vengeance more summary than that
which followed the shot fred at Sumter. Upon
the ministers Of the law rests the responsibility
of averting such a catastrophe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08

PrTTsBURG July THE attorney for the Oak
land Street-railway Company entered civil suit
today against d. w. G. Bidwel late treasurer of
he company to recover a shortage of 3d. SIS 06.
The books Of the company, it is claimed. show
shortage to tie amount stated, but it is alleged
= behalf Of Mr.. Bidwell that its deficiencies and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08

Atlanta Constitution.
Uncle Dana, of the New York Sun, and Uncle
George Jones, of the Times are attacking each
Others reputation. This is altogether pro
yincial pastime.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08


We must give Chicago credit for more intel
ligence than has been suspected heretofore Her
courts are having desperately hard work to find
enough stupid men to serve Jurors the
Anarchist trials
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
Three Rrntl,ers Slain

HENRIETTA, Tex. July Lewis, Elmer and
James Smith, brothers, wore killed this morning
in Clay county. They attempted to stop the
erection of fence property claimed by them.
A fight ensued between them and the builders of
the fence in which the three brothers were shot
to death. The party of fence builders surren-
dered
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
Tho reverend Joker Abroad.

Philadelphia Humor.
Henry Ward Beecher surprised his London
audience on Sunday by the amount Of fun he
threw into his discourse Those unprogressive
English have no conception of comic sermons
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
A Doubling Thomas.


We will not believe that the Treasury portfolio
has been offered to Joe Mcdonald until we be-
hold Joe with it under his arm. The puffy old
Hoosier has fooled us too often to catch US with
chaff at this late hour
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
Steamship News.

NEW YORK. July Arrived: Nordland, from
Antwerp State of Indiana, from Glasgow.
PLYMOUTH, July 7--Arrived Suevia, from
New York, for Hamburg
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
A Paynefal Reflection.

Sc. Louis Post-Dlspatch.
Ohio may never again be a doubtful State
but she makes up for it by having more doubtful
men than any other State in the Union.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08

THE claims as to the curativepo powers Of Hoods
Sarsaparia are based entirely on what the peo-
pie say it has done for them. Send.to G., l. Hood
& 20. Lowell. Mass, for a book containing
statements Of many remarkable cures by Hoods
Sarsanarilla
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
Fighting Shy of Hell.

Denver Tribune,
The more charity Brother Munhall breaches,
and the less he says about hell and the devil the
more converts he will make in Denver. We
make this as a suggestion. for we know that
Brother Munhan wants to have his meeting here
successful
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08

Philadelphia Inquirer
The Senate has agreed to give New York
$l000,000 to pay for removing the dirt and
ashes which New York has deposited in its har
h0-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
THE DAILY wEArHEE BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 8, A. NJ
Special Indications for Twentyfour Hours,
from A. NJ, for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Generally fair weather, stationary temperature.
For Ohio and West Virginia-Slightly cooler,
local rains variable winds, generally northerly.
For Indiana and Illinois - Generally fair
weather. variable winds, stationary temperature.
For Michigan and Wsconsin-Fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, variable winds.
becoming southerly.
Local Observations
INDIANAPOLIS. July z.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
The Democratic Need.

Philadelphia Times.
wanted-an invention that will make the
Offices 60 round
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08

BO6ton AuNtFtIseF.
ooh. do so dote on the seal" she gurgled; ''if
you only had yacht, Augustus. dear!" ~ have
no yacht Wilheimiua" he sighed, but / can
give you little smack" And then it sounded
as if cork had flown out of bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08

Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. July z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
SYMBOLS OF THE WEATHER.
Tie Allegheny Railroad Company u
Place Them On Their Cars.

The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company have arranged for and vii. at
once attach disks 70 both sides OF the bag
gage ears Of their mail trains for the display
Of the symbols for The " indications" OF the
temperature and weather, for the benefit OF
the farmers and Others along their lIne.
There ere seven symbols foi indicating these
changes OF weather aud temperature, a.
iOliows.
No. !. large red sun, 10 indicate higher
temperalure,' or warmer weather.
No. 2. red crescent, 10 indicate lover
temperature. or cooler weather.
No. g, red star, 10 indicate " stationary
temperature
No. 1, large blue sun, 10 indicate . gen
erai rain Tor snow.
No. 5, blue crescent, TO indicate '"clear or
fair weather"
No. 6, blue star, to indicate g local rain y
Tor snow.
No. Z, black square on white ground, 10
indicate the approach Of cold wave"
The indications will be teiegraphed 10
The general Office OF the Richmond and Al.
legbapy railroad daily. and communicated
m the bsggage-maSiers Of the mail trains
each mornlng. who viii display the symbols
10 conform TO indications Tor the respective
Districts along the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
BoBINsoN-GArHRrGHr CASE.
Misdcmsanor Charge Dismissed-Rob-
inson 60 BE Tried for Felony.

The continued case Of William Robinson
and ;. II. Gathrigbt. charged with fighting
and creating a disturbance. 10 the annoy
ance Of the peighborbood. was called In the
Police Court ngaiu yesterday morning. Mr..
samuel VI. Page represented Gathright and
Mr. Bev. T. CrBmp appeared for Robinson.
Dr. VI. n. Hoge. j., was the first witness.
He testified that OF sunday, May 18th, he
was called to see Gathnght; that he
found the man with a wounded
nose, from " hich he seemed 10 suffer very
much. He thought the blow was made
with something like brick. Several other
Witnesses were examined, from whose tes-
timony. it seems that on the morning OF the
day named Cartwright entered the back
ward Of the lot on First and Byrd streets.
an which Robinson keeps a grocery and
bar. Robinson was standing in the back
yard at the time. and the two came 10 I'M
pleasant words. Gathright was very
abusive. and Robinson took up a piece OF
bIick and threw at him, breaking his nose.
Dir. Crump made motion to dismiss tue
case. % the difficulty was personal one
and occurred on private premises, and mel
tber party had made complaint. Mr.. Page
said his client objected 10 this being done.
Justice Richardson said he would dismiss
the cbargeaf mjsiemeanor, but would Issue
q warrant against Robinson charging him
with feioniously assaultiDg and striking
Gatbright with intent 70 main. disfgure,
and Kill The charge ~ felony having been
suddenly sprung, Mr.. Crump said be de-
sired % yeutilaie the matter thoroughly,
and for that reason preferred not going
into an examination at that time.
Robinson was bailed and the case con-
timed until next Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Police Courr.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Jackson Jones (colored). trespa9sing on
the trpmisc, OF Catherine johnson and a.
sailing her, Fined s. and costs.
LucinGa Robinson ,coloredl, assauiting'
abusing. and using indecent language 10
Maria Bcagles on the street. Fined - and
costs.
Cattle Tucker (cclored). assaulting and
b.aiing Archie ROsser on the street. Dis
missed.
Richard Randolph lcolorcd). stealing 20
from Henry Hart. Continued until We'd
ncsday next.
Dudley Bernard. drunk. Failed TO an
swer. Attachment issued.
jaime, KencGck, asSaultine. cursing. abu-
ling. and beating John Henry. Biiled Tor
Monday The 3lsf instant.
II. Zulauf. drunk. Fined p and costs.
Joseph Banks (colOred), misdcmelnor
Dismissed.
james Bagnan. assau!ting and beating
Kate Bagnall. his wife, and creating Dis
iurhancr in the neighborhOOd IN which ne
live. security required for twelve months
in the sum Of 500.
John Jcter (coloTcd). having In hls pos
session q lot 81 lead pipe supposed to be
stolen. Security required Tor twelve
months IN the sum ~ 5000.
Joseph Hill (col0red) assauiting ana
striking Samuel Smith with pair Of tOnGs,
with intert 10 Ill., Continued until S1tur-
day. june jh.
Fritz Siticrdirg. swinging gates TO open
on the Sidewalk Of Mosby street Dis
missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Nirrininns Iionoreti.
( Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispaieh.l
LJUIsvlIIE, KY, Nav =. lSS6.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Llspatcn.l
LJUIsylIIE, KY, MAY y. lSSG.
At the Southern Baptist Theological sem
mary. located al Louisville, Nv, during
the session which l. now just ending twenty
Vlrglnlans have been pursuing their stu
dies. Three Of them, George {. Aboitt,
George William Hurt, and George BraXton
TAYLOR are Tull GRADUATES, and two OF them,
John r. Fizer and ". +. Haislip. are Eng
fish graduates. There are Dlne fun gradu-
ates. representing TX different states;
these nine have elected five OF their num-
her to peak or commencement-ni2ht, Mon
dav. Nav 3lst. OF this number three are
sons OF the Old Domini0n-yiz., George G.
Abbitt u Appomattox county, George
William Hurt Of PoWEatan, and George
BraxtOn Taylor Of the University OF VIZ
pinia. Mr.. Abbitt will supply two
churches in "Blue-Grass Kentucky for
the sunni ar and will return 10 the semi
nary next session for a postgraduate
course. Mr.. Hurt goes az once 10 the pas
torate Of ElizaDethtOWn and New Salem
churches. The first Of these Is the oldest
Bautist church in Kentucky. Mr. Taylor
has accepted calls TO three churches near
the University OF Virginia. He will make
the University his headquarters, and in ad-
dition to bis pastoral work will pursue a
select course IN the University.
WHEELER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
TeIegraphic Flashes.

Estimated public debt decrease for the
month S9000.O00.
Tie Salvation Army Congress opened in
London yesterday.
Eleven q the Chicago Anarchists were
indicted Of six charges.
oil was struck in Denver yesterday while
parties were sinking IN Artesian well.
There was great mas meeting IN New
Orleans hast night in support Of the cause
II home-rule in Ireland.
The Canadian schooner seized 81 Port
land has been ordered TO be released on the
laymeut Of certain costs.
The fight in Chicago between the packers
and their butchers j. still In progress The
butchers renew their vows 20 adhere 10 The
oighthOur system.
Tie cornerstone Of the Minneapolis EX-
position building wa, laid yesterday AFTER
noon with imposing ceremonies. The bulld-
ing l. 10 cost S2j0.090, all Of which has
already been subscribed.
Wednesday night Iudisns attacked Jones
Brothers rancho. near ilookers hOt
Springs, Arizona. The owners made an
effective defence, killing three OF the To-
din,, whom they scaiped.
Tie Belfast 1reland) police have seized
a quantity Of rifles. bayOnets, and sword,
on uoafd q steamer from Fleetwood, a seq
por town Of Lancashire. England, con-
signed 10 parties IN Armagh.
The committee appointed 10 the German
R,ichstag 10 consider the subject OF taxa
ton Of lquor, has decided TO increase the
.p;rit-tax generally. but viii propose fur
thor modification Of the tax on malt liquors.
Some tine ago William Bryson stole a
horse near the town Of Dexter. Kan. and
Ded with it 10 the Indian Territory. where
he traded il on. 4 few aay- ago be Wa
convicted Of several similar thetis by mob
Of avengers" who hanged him.
Adyices from Gibraltar says that Spanish
revenue cutter tired upon and seized three
trading boats in English waters. An arilI-
lery fire from the rock was opened on the
cutter. which va. eventually brought n
! Gibraltar by q British armed bunch.
The Post-Odice Department, In response
| 10 request from three residents OF three
mall lamets in Tennessee 70 suggest
names for their newly-establisbed post
offices. has selected the following. which
have been accepted: "Mikad0," - ! unl'
| YUM and Nanki-POo."
Giil and Lew Mallory, two railroad con-
tractors. were killed near the mouth o! the
| Frying Pan, on the Midland road. Colo
/ RADIO, Friday afternoon by the premature
explosion Of a bl1st. Dave Foley, another
contractor, was 50 seriously injured that be-
i not expected to recover.
The planing-mil employees Of the loe2
| branch Of the Carpenters and Joiners
| Union Of Philadelphia decided last nighl
10 20 ont on a strike on Tuesday next for
! reduction from ten TO nire hours day
| The branch Of the union affected by TN
decision has 4 membership OF nearly : 1-
men.
Yesterday was observed as decoration,
| day in Chicago. General sherman marched
| IN the column, aud was loudly cheerel
| General Terry was also one OF the maTchers
| Ex.Coniederaies in Chicago - the nunibti
Of forty participated and decorated tn'
! graves OF the Union soldiers and the -
| Confederate soldiers buried II OakWooI
| cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Cse.,eras,a Circuit Cour,.

The special term OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield County will commence on June
Ism. instead Of June 10th. rs stated In
yesler6ay's Dispatch. Judge Hancock
win hold oonrt until the 2lsi instant, when
Judge Irving, Of the Third judicial circuit,
will preside and iry such cases as Judge
Hancock cannot Try on account OF being
counsel therein. The trial Of John Cod,
CHARGED With murder, viii begin on the
sla o. June. There Is very large docket
An mi, county. as no court has been held
there since NAV, 1856. About I've hundred
cases. ,pciuAing eommon-law, chancery,
and eriminal, are on the docket for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
A Minister and His Family Drowned.
Inv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

WoLFEBoROUGH. ". H., Nav 90 Yes
terday afternoon Rev. T. G. jerome, pas
tor Of the Congregational church Of this
village, with bis two sons and daughter
and young man named DAVIS. went out
on the lake on a fishing excursion and
failed 10 return at o'clock, rs expected.
steamer which arrived al O'Clock IT.
poried having seen an overturned boat
near jamestown island. Search was made,
and late in the evening the bodies Of the
whole party were recovered. Mr.. jerome
was a wealthy gentleman. owning about
s25O.OC0 worth Of property. He came
frcm New York two years ago. Irene Je-
rene, the artist and authoress, Is a sister OF
the deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
For MAYC

fOr GifV COUNCIL; fIfI " AIu-A. Y
Homes. 9Ie. second Wsrd-William Walsh
OF. Third ward-Dr. L. w. BIodnax.
Ies. John Y. Hewlett lcolnred), 2l2. Fourth
Ward John O'Brien. $50.
Foy Justice the Peace: First Ward
Jsr,es 4. Fitzgerald, $50: John w. eau
die. ss, Second Ward-J. NJ. Perdue,
s2s. Third werd-A. W. Rountree, l65;
Coleman II. Robinson (colored). 2l8.
Fourth Ward-James j. Robinson. $40.
There were scattering votes IN The
First Ward ard . In the Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Base-Ban Yesterday.

Washington: Nationals, 2: ChicagoeS, 4.
Philadelphia: Athletics, 3; -. Louis,
II. Philadelphias. Q: Kansas Cltvs, :.
isO~tOE. IOsiOiis. . ifctI v1t4-- o.
New York New York;, :, ~. Louis, 8.
BROOKLYN: BroOklyns. 4 LOuisvilles. o.
staten Island: Metropolitans. II; en-
olnnatis, G.
Pittsburgh Morning game-Pittsburghs,
IS: Baltimorcs. 5. Afternoon game ltts-
burghs, 4; Baltimores. ..
Chattanooga: Chattanooga. :; Macons,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

And for he further reason that we DO
nc, believe the General Assembly has any
authority TO make such recommendation.
fsikned1 n. n. KENNEDY,
w. X. MARSHALL
The undersigned. without undertaking
20 give tie main reasons which Induced
them respectively 10 vote In the negative
n shove. BEG leave 10 say that they fusiy
agree with the majority Of the Assembly
that the bsst Interests Of the Church de-
mand the removal Of the Rev. DIR. Wood
row from his professorship IN Columbia
Theological Seminary.
(SiQDedl WILLIAM NJ. TATE,
JosEPH A. WADpEL,
w. II. RICHARDSON.
The report on what Is popularity called
marrying a deceased wiie's sister" was
taken up. and the Assembly enacted the
change in accordance with the vote Of more
than three fOurths Of the Pres6yteries bY
striking opt the clause.
Rev. c. W. Humphreys brought In a
protest.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report on the Sabbath was adopted
An addition was made TO Il when under
consideration which condemns the run
ming Of railway trains on the Sabbath and
the reading Of papers published on the
sabbath, and warns our people against these
PRACTICES.
The Committee on Bis and Overture
reported against a Synod having a const-
iutional rigbttO appoint meeting OF Pres
byiery. but after bearing Or. John Hunter
and Or. SmOOt on the other side the As
sembly decided that : Synod has the power.
The Committee on Bills and Oyertures
reported. advising no further action as 10
the powers Of The foreign evangelist.
Rev. j. ". Primrose read a minority re-
port, proposing an amendment 10 the form
Of government. The papers were referred
TO the next Assembly.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Boaid Of Trustees was authorized
10 ACCEPT the gift OF forty acres OF land ten
dered. near D,funiak, Fla, upon the con-
ditions stated-tbat $4,000 be expended in
erecting buildings ior educational 81
church purpOses-and Or. William Adams,
W. c. Sibley. and :. NJ. Imam were APP
pointed TO carry out the provisions.
The report on the answers Of Presby'e-
mes TO the Assembly's Oyertures wa
taken up and adopted. thereby enaciing thg
provision a. to altering the docirinaI
.tardards as TO original jurisdiction OF
PTesbyteries over private members IN Ger
tain cases. and that allowing that elders
may moderate The higher courts. There
was quite discussion on the elder modera'
torship. notwithstanding the late hour
The Assembly by pushing lis business dili-
gently the whole day cleared Us docket and
adjourned at hali-past 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
ro,aa ro-norrov Evening.

!. Overture, " Ruy Bias" (Mendelsohn,l
Orchestra. 2. Baritone Solo, I'm Days Of
Old" UIaiton.) Mr.. II. c. Barnabee, Of the
Boston Ideal Opera Company. 3. Violin
solo. Fifth Air." DE Beriot,) Mr.. john
KcssBich. 4. "Forge in the Forest,
lMichaelis.) Orchestra. >. Baritone solo.
.Tompkins's Silver Wedding" Qow,) Mr..
He. Rarnabec. e. Trio-Yiolin, Cello. and
Piano-" Romanza," (Reissiger.) Nessrs.
Ke-suich. Thilow, and Reinhardt. !. In
yitaticn 70 the Dance" (Weber,) Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Fires ON the Eastern SHORE.
Ispeclal telensm 20 the Dispatch. I

Especial telegram 20 the Dspstrn.I
TAsLEY. Va. Nav 29.-Lsst night the
harm and stables Of james II. Parrsmore, ~
Accomack Courthouse. we're destroyed ~
Gre. The flames spread 10 the barn aud
stsbles Of Rev. John McNabb. the Episoo-
pal minister of this parish, who lives on
ihe adjoining LOT. These were also burned.
The fre Is supposed TO baye beeu the result
Of earelcssness on tie part Of servants OK
Mr.. Parramore. Total loss about 800;
10 insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

sccspt this bid, having slready paid $4,000
10 Messrs. Waite 4 Cutter, architects, 70
whom they win owe g., 900 more. Captain
Pizzini lays be viii not bring this plan be-
fore the Council unless 20 bids are re-
ceiyed Inone have yet been received Tor
the Waite a Cutter plaf.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK May 29.--The weekly bsnk
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve Increase. t29.az loans de-
crease. $3.50. 100: specie. decrease. ts05.-
zoe: legsl.tenders, Increase s22o SEQ; ae-
crease. sls.Soo.
The banks now hold fiS.sso 900 In exc
cess of the rs per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
corrected papers for biz transfer V VIE
giuis. go "A o..
g,nia. and Nayal-C cadet Charles II. ilewesy
who bas just graduated. are guests q w
Ehluaff
HoMERrLE.
saeess. OF sns SECOND sssAmg - Ne
mn InsuveA.

lBy Anglo Americas cable to the p7speson'I
LoSpox. May es.--It Is apthor'fihse'y
stated This afternoon that Lord Hsfiin3tn
snd his Wing followers have Resolves ~
vote against The home-rule bill when
cones up for a second reading, BIT toas
Chamberlain and his Radical supporters
have made up their minds 70 ssstain tfcas
voting on that occasion, thus insurinz tne
success Of the measure on It. second read
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
CITY Hall BID.

capsuin Andrew Pizziri has received
from Messrs. w. NJ. Myers a Son, Of Dc
troif Mich, n bid 10 erect a City Hsll ac-
earding 10 the Myers plan for sS5s.01a.
II Il hardly Irobabl. that tie Council VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
.,,,.no>n sroex r,Cu.~eE.

SATURDAY, May -, lsss.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-l0 shares Blch-
mond and Petersburg railroad At sss: -
SHARES Richmond and Allegheny at 23s.
SECOND BOARD. 800 Richmond. frede-
ricksbure aud Potomac di yldend scrlpat 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
The Vote In Manchester.

The Commissioners II Election Of Man
cbtster-MessTs. II. &. Archer, J. ii. Fos-
Ter, John W. Owens. William Bailey ,coi-
ored). and Henry Jones (colored)-met IN
the Office Of the clerk Of the musings
Court Of that city yesterday and proceeded
10 canvass the returns OF Thursdays eiec-
ton in accordance with law. Their report
contains the following figures:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

cne or two cases sgsinst rnilroais IN
rolsing damages 10 the extent OF sto,Vol
win be tried. The court viii be In session
at least two or three weeks.