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LYNCHBURG.
q Remarkable Character Death = laid
0fi-Politieal--An Indspen-
dsur withdrawal.
ICorrssponasnse or the Rlcumond D,spatcn

IsrNIfBUEG, 0ctnl,xi -, le-G.
Within n. Rodes. perhaps lIe last SUI.
vtror Of the Kane Arcfir expedition, died
Al tbe alnfspoIIse IN ihis city on SATURDAY,
nigh. aud Wa hurled Yesterday. He had
ieen sailor by profession, soldier by
adoption. and : taitur by pr<ciuce. Rodes,
who va about sisty,tiye years old, came
a. inis CITY from hlexgndrIB su9n after "a,
cioSe Of the war. and has ever since pur-
su-o the aY0eation ~ o el0i1e--clc
Tailor, &c lie was with the hmenied
Elisha Ken, kane throughout his Arctic TX
Trniiiou Wa q Bienlber oi the Seventeenth
Virginia regiment In the late war, and ws>
altogether o remarkable character. Us
habit contributed 10 q poverty tifat sent
him 10 the hOu@ prepared Ivy the city foI
the INDECENT about three weeks since, when
sickness compelled him 10 seek an assist
snce he would otherwise nave spurneG.
h0des's relation Of his Arctic experience,
t. which have otter listened. was III
supplement L. tine stOry ~ told m better
style bv In Kane himself. lie was =
kindy-dispo-ed man, and did not have an
enemy N the city.
atrs. am D.. jameson, the venerable
mother Of ". {. jameson, Esq, city co.,
ieci0r and former IElyuaster 81 the Norfolk
and v esteru railroad. died a TIE residence
Of bcr son on Saturday and wa buried
yesterday. Her age was eigntv-fiFc.
Barnms circus which performed here
on saturday afternoon aud night, palu OF
and discharged all their iab0rera and Others
that could bc dispensed With IN " time OF
PEACE" Or, n cher words. wnen not en-
gagged N Al actiys camnaign. The people
mere were rather sOIicitous about such az
addition 10 TIE population, and were no.
little gTatiiied a. learn that mos; II no. al
Of them left for New York yesterday with
ten former associates.
The announcement that Warmers 'iude-
nendeut,. Oi hariotte bad withdrawn non
tire congressional race IN this district ~
favor o. " SUNNY Hopkins. hch = an
u0uncrC IN telegram from heysvilie. falls
L. create q ripple o. the political surface
here. l Gniy goes b. show thai /" lndepen-
dent o. applied t. Candidate ~ NirgInm
means ANYTHING h. beat tht democracy.
Warmer came OUT with ? great flourish 81
irumVets. claiming o. be- Q Democrat albeit
OF rather q new school; nov If wiihdr1Ws
in favor % Hopkins. VINO h. tie candidate
~ thc Radical element mixed with g iiIn6-
I'M Of democratic Knight, o. Labor. sIp
uorteC Nv solid negro backing.
Air.. lObert J.. stratton. an estlmaDie
laos. and wife OF l.. l.. Strltt0I, ~ the
mercantile firm o; EnIstt. Hopkins -trat-
ION. died SATURDAY and will be- buried To-
CAV. REL.
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Novel Marriage tpsso,ns AT ~. Kinda.

correspondence 81 On, 0i1sTow Hsratd
los lht following Tur-t -Ibbaths before
the Interesting ceremony the u4un~ an pro
claimed N church A wers belOu the
IiurrILert -G1y 90 TeIast consisting ~ thr
OhiaI MEurie- NJ gnc stand p PROVIDED fOr
t.s Whole 0f lhe islander 90 "a, Intended
bridegroom h0uss. TIN " lilxu-ies iB-
ciud, tca-wh,ci b. drunk oui ~ bowk-
eise... butter. scotch hannocas, and Last,
bur 30. least. "a wee drappie Bn, tha
l-auder- never disgrace such least with
diuuteuues- ) curious feature OF tine
gathering D. thai the -rxes arr kspxDy them
-e,vc. n different ends u the house. fw
tnt ton.0ri ~ tht men tables aud cham
ar provided. and n tiie event OF the sup
lit running short the women have u re-
main Standing. The "iessl h, 81 course,
@ mo.i funerei. Affair v hat else could u
hc. when the pngs Of the piars las fOrDit.-
den even singing OF wnistlings There
g. IA sm-tni,. auC. 81 rnur-., No uauein@.
Tht tlU.r 60 u4-seu a. general remarks
Oh the coming event anu thc new.
oil tie asy." J really do 1901 know
~ LAT the ..ncws OF the dag means M -.
Kilda. unless n nfessn that lior Bhsn w.ss
pubiicir reprDyeu ~ church tue SUNDAY
hef0rt tor sleeping, OF that tn ministers
hOu--keepcT haC patched up her iltest
uuarre viii lnt pretilest woman on tila
sand commonly called the qtIeeu.. WiGn
tl.t ucddlu.-ulV cJmc- everybody gatnens
mJr lhc church. including the bride aD4
ID, IdegTo8ul. attended hf the oc5< ~
aud 1rIdc,mald Tu"v are rIxged ont IN
their SUNDAY fincry and are privileged
yIii q front ,cai h. tIo left ~ tine pulpit.
Livery BODY O. ago. VIII excitement. inr tnf
occasion - great one. -0oN thcg enJeh
u.. npf. BIZ. Mackay. Bible H. hand.
Nounim- Use prcceuter's boa iic minister
engage 10 harl.c prayer. Then follows
f. .e-mrl uu zoe dutie- ~ husband and
vile. Tu. .,rn0I Over. 81 Nacsty GDes
o}sf tie u.1rraz' ceF mury I'm .it OTtup-
GdX fashion lHerc b another p1aYer.
auC tuoI ,at .uf-u ilis after tht mar
riar. aIo'htT iol'v feast o. provided IN
Oh, Of ID. hoI..s ~ tEe village. nut "a tbe
0uft native. ~, mriieG. Inc 'Igingers.'
who irc.ua, ,h, .clUolM ster, ilie oia
rar.c. Iuu tHi minister him.eE nn
ihsm.t'Fe Co. thc man-e. whe--- llcy a.
tempt a. m1hf mcT-' >. ar humble Eind o.,
way -he t"' H. ., ly.m1rrisd couple ar gra-
,i'e- ri ,Ici to DOB ~ and .miie OF
..- preceding, Ibs husband ard
vifs hing PROVISIONS with ihen.,
ggu9-a.iy mutton. g. being c0niid-
erred uulueky tur ihey .houid cJme
-mufr handed. ge b. supplied IN great
abundance. 4 tuMper ), druua a. the
l.4l:i auG prc~uerir' OF ihe ncgis-wedded
rlr anu. thi- tJruI4ll'y ofe. tht company
nr,tf- NJ Tne caupt ap seen o. TEST Tor
$50, uIgut. 1Ht ~" even be- at ~ end. There
h,cuit' ustIi.y Jb0u the honeymoon.
10 b tAe c0.rec. tumC L. spend 4 from
ru.. hT then . 0ny She choice Of going
boz i-ieuf'- hou,e Ten yIr5s ol or o"e
~ r. 90, ,li.tiucs.
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I'D rGrVTET s-vTErTvG r0H RAIN.
aieiImoH6 BHG iiauyilie auo Ssoor.in
central EatiroA0.

A Savannah fGa.. lelrcrlG o. tlf Ng-
.OHa. EsUH0iicQn slvs: J. b. stated on the
,-Ty higife.i authority taI- tlt recent
Hcavy purchases 81 Georgia Central raii
r1ad stOck. with voting UroZies Tor New
) ora account, D. ~ tbf mieres. 0i move
ueni on Tia PAR Of TN Richmond and DAD
vile system 10 -ecurt cOntru %. the Cen
irl a. the meeting o. tI- sr1ckunidsr,
81 tie road On til first N0ndIY n Jan
uaTy. The Central road comprise -.SW
mile OF track IN Ge0rgi4. AribIula. aud
-Oulh tarOilna, with steamship l.ue, from
ibis port 70 New 0Ts ana Philadelphia.
Despite John II. lnnlIn'- deui1 l- j. Known
thai ne 4 the controlling SPIRIT m ibe
movement. 6eaCrai Il. !. Aieatnuer, nov
u New YORK, and once president 81 me
Central system. Is undoubtedly TIM min
who viii b. plsiIed by ia. Richmond ana
lInvilie fer the presideuct 81 tn Cenrra.
'l0hn II. lnusan = airelny interested o. tiie
Richmond and IaDyllle g. thf tune Of
sl.0eo.0oC. Within the pas. tNllyc mouths
tiie Genital has tapped hye OF The mog
prumluenf points OF tin Richmond ana
lmnvillc system In the finest part 81 the
south Carolina cotton belt. THIS has, OF
cotIrsc. greatly reduced their business from
-ourcc. anu 4 4 Ia overcome tli- aud any
further encToachment thai the present hgni
= made 10 gobple the Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

chairman Of the Committee on EyanmsItsfsr
Work, DR.. Courtney, urging fhs.ssEzss prv-
yisfnn ~ made Ia CITY on and pn'niou
TINS form Of Church work. and nskinII fbii
the COMMITTEES I've continued until the nexs
General Convention, ard to report sonit
definite plan for work. The report wa
adopted. Tire House Of Deputies thsn IT..
sumed the considerations the plan Of ltitir-
gtcal revision ss reported by the Joint com
mifiee. The House OF Bishops sieuihed "
concurrence In ali bur the unimp1rfant
suggested changes. The House Of lscpf'-
ties then proceeded 10 vote upon Tire re-
naming eigbty.ninf alterations and add
iiOns to the Beok OF Common Prayer. The
vote on each resolution was generlllyiDvef-
y'heimingly In favor OF the PROPOSED
change.
All the proposed alterations and additions
were eventually agreed upon. A. result,
The - I}cnedscius - In the order Tor morning
PRAYER Is inserted in full form, In the III
brIc urafxpt 10 the Apostles Creed II =
permitted 20 use, rnstead oi tine words,
a lie tescended into bell, - the words, I" de
went into tie place OF departed spirits
IN tha Apostles Creed the word "a-ain =
y inserted after the word I" rose" In thu
order for evening pnyer the "Magus-
fcat" aud Nnnc Dimittis " ART ID.erted.
In the Litany there y inserted +" that Il my
please Thee 10 send forth iaborers into
Thine harvest. we beSeech,' etc. In the
communion service, wheH m0rf than one
celebration l. had the same day, the saying
Of the d" decslogue may be omitted Of the
earlier service; provided the Whole of -
h. Used once that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
i',,oraeri, mno li,orau. Poles.
u - . IL plapalen.

NaHaisNH-AtsH 90 a-Af ~ hatAtaAsf.
CHICAGO. Nei0bef ia JJu0t News
Specs iru 3ii.Uausee .ay- Considerable,
fA ..,c1. ert V,1s created herf saturday nigh;
r' tf' villa aciion- oi q Bi0t " Poles, VINO
'rueo I bfsaking up q Democratic
t.a'~ n,ecln@ Zee p0,es, l. + claimed.
-nN bftt commanded les their priest O.
-'leilt ilt mrclur winch was he.o N tie
taiHA scao1-hoa-e. Bstarf going theTF
t-al Uent Ca iis bal ana WEIR addressed
81 Alderman laI0zmsk.. who obtained
e., A2ioF't'r 1urlng ine HAY labor Tists.
Il. showed ias crowd picture % tiis Polish
lesisftciwnisi who haye been pm 10 dealt
]. iip ias and maaf al inecldiary speech
: t' tut-. iei tisf nal b. a BODY and well
p tii teaoQi-haiga.. wberc dom Blck, the
~ h.pcfali1 congressional candidate, and
Stl'fi politicians wen eangFe1aisd. Nj
hil't vs. chairman 81 ibf grdBO jury thai
L-uiflfi iiss F,aieIr kst spring. When ge
@'itnpieo a. spa4s the mob booted hla.
slo Ia, comparisons, and made zush 1le.
l-qa.iraiions tha' TOE politicians haa IA
seast d. hsE. IoF TWO or three h0mrs
1oem ih-e hundred 4'0iss crowded the
s'7ttss ior squzre around, yelling ilxe Gla1-
La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
COTTON KEPOEI

Ma-Eet guiet.
Cuo-E-TO1n
4OoD y -nDL-EC --E s.l6c.
hTDnLTtfG - 1870
1AOF MIDlIl.IE6 - @-k6c.
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Baoy Of a Murdered Woman FounG.

pHuADEt pHIA, October PA dispatch
iron Laston. Penn. tc-day say A'ou
. O'Clock Yesterday afternoon several hoFs
found the dead BODY OF al unknown wo-
man aged about forty, W ciumn 81
bushes along ihe DciawdTc river, ab0uttwo
hundred yavd. below tht Penn yVana
railroad deV0t a. Milford. y. D., aud I'm
nedIt-iv gave AZ alarm. Tit BODY ha4
thc appearance 81 having been There some
t.avs. decomposition having seq IL. The
uest va. crushed ~ anG tin forehead al
pearrl - IL II had been struck by heavy
club. The woman wa- seen n Milford
f0uT or I'VE dfvs ago auc tneu
suddenly disappeared. Coroner EiDbi-
selected q jurl and began al inquest tnl-
uorUu- The indications pOHt O. the
murderer. ,lnle= Collins, AGED tiiL,-nve.
va- arrested ihi> m0rnm- on suspicion ~
having murdered tbc woman and Wa-
locked I'D. Collin, h. sad t. have b~er
seer witt the woman about Q week a1O.
IIe ~lv, b. live q Bn0ntOI, y. H., bt' ila-
nothing o. -ay about the murder. Tau
Tar ~. 0niy evidence taken is tne testimony
Of tn d0ctors. wiio made al external ex-
animation. and who say tina tine womIr
wa killed rY blunt instrument. and OF
thf f-nui, VINO bad seen hel Iu HiitQT4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

inaunuration ccrcmonsc~ WI hcuin 81 2
n'cls'rk. The President viii remain si,err
ihrossginiit fsw proceedings. which viii
rraisshtt last till 6 O'clock, and will then
proceed direei 30 the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
statinn IN Jersey City. and take the first
traiu Tor Washington.
Commissioner Biilcr has directed an In
yesfigation H. be- made Of the charges that
W. II. seohold, deputy colleet,roi internal
revenue tor the Frsi PENNSYLVANIA sistrtsl,
-, witt the consent ard approval 81 Col
hector Frederick 6erker. levying political
assessments. amounting 10 per cent. Of
tlseir salaries, upon the employees Of shas
SERVED. N violation ul law.
The secretary OF War has directed tina;
CHIEF Maurus and tiF two bucigs captured
with him ~ sent to Fort PiekeHs with &C.
roniu'o and his inud, and that tle squsws
and children IN Nan9gs's band be sent %
Fort Marion. Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch

isf AG4E--fatA a. aAAF @f4ateest eA-f.
HEAuINo. PESA.. October Inform
tior reached her, 10 day ot 81 ieartu. rcci-
den. which took place II . lonely woodland
district ~ Last Nantmel.- lite Saturday
evening tine boiler oi ). q. Fisher saw
nil exploited. vrerEIne the building ano
scattering destruction n every direction.
Tic Toss o. tht building IS $1,000. TIN
vorsmer injured arr Calvin >clf-etz,
badly .-aldeo from hcar a. foot and b1d'y
injured mt 7rn1lly lie VA thrown l,5
f.ei ~i.,- Xerbt was struck auu clt ~
toe sl0wacn. auG picked M unconscious.
Thes, TWO viii die. HenrE -nonm hal
several ae-h-w0und- ana NJ hands badly
.-aldeG. Iien~v B0geusJe-e wa severely
cHi. scalieG amt bruised. Hevcrl. other
gmuioye- r4calved slight Hiuria. Tht c&-
liesio disturbed .he nei2uh0rHo'd Ike Al
elrlnquakc. Tnt wounded men werctiSn
Z. their home to-day.
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Il TataI Wreck.

u @ r-Il D U Nv lIl7I'7I-Ia'7
CHICAGO. October ga IfaiiG bst-
-uerl IRON VimlDe- SAYS t8l- Captain
FIavles. of the Hudson BAY Company IS
-hu Owen. arrived Yesterday overland
IRON Hud,1n'z BAY. Ile TepO--s thai %
tis ycva.c from London t. Eors Fac
fo-r. while doubling Clpc cnurl.i.. g
hurricane arose. which drove the shIr o.
thf rocks. bluc-n. ter side IL. Tht crew
~ thirteen. and tle passengers, consisting
OF 4 missionary anu hi- family and ga Doc
tor. e.flI.ed a. the sbOre safety, aRd nndt
then WAY o. YOrk Factory by boat.
THE crew cImr overland, after enduring
great h8rdsru-. Tne sniu and cargo 4 q
iota loss. Whilc coming from ORR Pa
-o-v tnr party M, Colonel Glider, n com
NAVY witt e TnTtv o. yora2eIs, O. ToNfe
f0f Hudson BAY.
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The Defence of Dili1o.
lIsy AuEio-Americau cable % the Dtzpatch.

LONDON. October - The Ere1EiC Ael7,
uubli-he- tire note. which sir Charlie, DilkC.
after his tria IL connection with 90, CrAW-
ford case. handed o. tho committee 81 gcn.
temeu formed iOr thc purpose o. n ,kiu@
inquiries INTO the merits o, the case. Tn
committee Is nov a, w0rk upon IT. invest
cations. ant Sir Charlie Diike has sent O. i'
rev evidence winch he hss recently Oh
famed. The committee vii. within lev
months publish tbs e7idencc taken a both
Trials Of tne Crawford cas-, together Will
the last criticisms uauc 10y sir Charles.
The editor o. tbt Eraslg AstoS SAY, i d
MOI pretended iha1 tn note published tn-
Gay emb0dv completely the opinion o. sr
Charles OF toe ease, nu,, VIII some uece--
,ary omissions, tuey form the lrst pr- o.
-Ir Charles defence.
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Apaover Theological semtrsry

" LeleEThnL % u Il5ltI-L-.-
Hr~roS. Oct0be. 25-Tni, afternoon. A.
~, United state, Hotel. the Board o. VISIT
4r- o., Audoyer Theological. seminar be-
rau the herring which vii ultimately lead
tn tHe decision Of to- question concerning
-hf .ouudue-- %. the ihso.0gict. doctrine
aucht al Audog.T. IN ~eeiy presided.
Judge J.. lockwood Hoar and Jud1e AS
Trench appeared Tor tine rOmplluIni5. anU
cr-Goyern0r Castor anG Professor Dwight.
OF the University Law school, verc
a1ms. toy the professor a the The0l0gl-
ra seminar. The procee dIuc ro.dhy r--
.ated entirety o. tin ua.,er o. tie jurisdr-
t'0r Of thf iioaTU Of Visitors o. try thr ease.
aud rad SO .-'ut barring upon the que--
lions.
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& II cinnafi RoEus Psnehes on Ills
pat.
IN telegrapn 10 the DlspatcE.l


CINCINNATI. October 25.-Ge0rge u. SEE
i,f. cx-ciert Of tnc Board " Public v Orhs,
va- hound over a. the grand jury TO-DAY ~
$1,000. Thi- afternoon h. gave som"
startling testimony a. tine examination oi
june Morgan. Of the Board ~ Public A.
fairs. VINO b. charged win certifying a.
frauduien, vouchers. lie said h- 90 his
nephew. Joseph Peter. u personal.
.Io.cut Never 8 Co., and drlw money
oT false hil.-, that PeIers gave tht
money D. nm. and he plid tnr-'
Aiths o. g. 10 .jam-. Morgan. IL m1.i-
TONED specifically where and when b"
uaid the money a. Morgan On TWO Of
these hllis. f0r e50O eacE, on cros-'cSIm-
nation ,lrIer admitted tina he bad sw0rI
on hi. Owl tria thai Peter, did no per-
.onate Never, & Co.. and did nor drIv TIE
nl0uey. bu1 said d. swOTf a. that way o.
.hield Peter The case OF Morgan Wa
submitted without argument, and Judge
FiiZg raid held Morgan o. answer e. tine
grand iurv b. s.0aD. which was gwen.
Thi- testimony ny -jeter VIZ wholly uncx-
uecteC a. this time. although Il Lt- been
tnnugtf ne would Iall al De- knew before
I'D. trlai- were ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

~ Anglo-American caDie 10 me Dispatcn.
~. PE~EHsBUEG, October 25.-Thc Ca
aud Czarina Yesterday, after unveiilu-
monument IL memory Of the Eus.c-IurSiia
VIZ. attended = lunch given by tee officer
o.. tbt army The CZ1r, II proposing q
toast h. the officer. said L. drinking
10 vol. permit uie t. wish you succe'- 4u.
90, iul enjwmeu. OF health n m iuture
inans you for tie hIr6-nie- ynu una -~wen
n the war between Russia and Turkey
and expires tues THINKS II tlt E1me o.
him who D. no longer lm0u- liz. Onc.
n0re tlauk vol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Utsisonesf sDOri. Packer

IVwlEAPoIls. October = II wa, ieIrned
to-Clr t1at H. J. I-and1rs, the dishonest
clers OF I.anGers. Givan i CO.. norE -plck
e,s. bad loii O uuuhe- % creditors upon
hi- transactions conducted a. broker
~ tte-e NATTER ne u-eu tbr nauie of D.
LANDER, tina, beng the name o. IN unc'c
jackson Lguuer,, and % least one OF the
loser. InIugu hou.-. believed Il va,
dealing with thc uucil. What amour fnc
shortage Oh this line vii ie cannot ht told
unit the returns are al IL, nm Il J. Dr.
he1red IL wal amouu, t. fully $4,000.
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4 Lev nBtins isooli H eeIser
THy telsgrapn L. the Dispatcn.

CHICAGO, 0cloher SJ.-Wilhm Holm
green. bo0k-krcper for Shuuds. St0-r 4
haypeT, jewellers, Randolph and ~-lta
streets. has been missing since Iuesd1'
H. D. believed a. De- n Canada Fl !.
.h1rt Sl0.e0 IN ms accounts. H. Tad
b-eu witt lhs trm eight yoars. Nj h.
yet Uas s-eu by O. reporter to-day. nu, Pc
FUSED a. lilk about the affair .s0ma,uln-
- wrong. and HoimgreGu l. gone. and We
don't EnOV where he - wa all he W0ui.
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Tu-0pehu HnscS.

FBy Anglo-Ame-ican cable to tine Dispatch.
I.oyboA- OctnbcT z5.-I 0uT deaths from
ch0iera hayc occurred Ou the British troop
,hlp LuphTates, How a sue h0meWIu
bound.
THE Tmes'E correspondent a. Berlin
<ay-: Emperor william ioOs- ast1uisnngly
vel. ~ the opera he lru tn cheering %.
the scenes. J learn from an mdouDleu
.ourg4 tnat Bismarck j. equally AYERS o. O
Russian occupation 81 Bulgaria and ~
Tr.iisa exit from Egvpt IN accordncf
viii Trench E0tions. y. Herpette 1,
maxim. the NOS; favorable IMPRESSION.
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Ma~s,fnr...n r.ra~s.

, AsiiiSOr04, D. e.. October b. 1'he
s,tssi5eEa vii lesse v Washington Tor New
! ei4 Wednesday, afternoon zlL6 return ihe
'o'i's ilg evening. tie viii ~ zee0nlpa-
So. 80. - Secretaries EayaFE, Lndioail, and
". siinel ain iassiDig atiae4 nwnliseis Of
- S&etles. Tiser viii be- no iadis.s M fisr
i1ss9 TIE President win review ilse pro
s ~ 80. ta lses iuy1 Thursday morning a,
49, !. fteek- and VIII Feasiu on ihc strad Ia
s 1.-ss.so1 sguare iustil u h necessary Tor
h'h' y ssate Ion lssdist,s issand, whcfe the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

lBy telegraph 10 tine Dispatch-l

10y t1AbEkaAA ~ eAAN ~>-'t'--N>%----
CLEVELAND. o., october 2J.-This morn
mr Rosa, the tge-yeIT-Ou daughter oi
Heu-t lloerubrach. s,ii09u-becper, me,
with horrible dCaiE. i'eInc almost eaten
alive Dos @ bear. The iitt,e one Wa, paving
n hcr fathers backward. and gOi through
the ieurc into IAc ward Of He!ghb0f
b4med Kern. who kept bear ch4Ineu n
tls rea1 VI hi, tot. Tin child yentufed 600
near thc bear, which kn0cked bcr down
and commenced dey0iIrine her. Tue BODY
Nss horribly muiilteO before the child
eauld ~ rescued. The owner OF tue bar
wa. arIesleG or q charge Of maushu2hter.
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international Copy-iEht

By Auglr-Ame-Ican cable To the DispateL
LoND0S. October 2J-The Asus i'-uIy
ha> hum0rou. leading article On the rr-
ror, OF Oh, evidence produced before tbf
u1ted state senate l0mmittet on Inc 10
tcrnational Copyright. Tne ariirt SAYS the
rcuOrt j. fuli o. American nunl0r ana ez-
tremeiy interesting l. al. concerned o.
books. bur that beyond th harmIe-s diver
sion il pages may afford iAe English peo-
Die arr not likely t. get much good on q.
&. al ure.cu.
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RAILROAD Matters.

bf IeItEIblL q III 1Iuavtlt-I-'
IiIHMlNGu4M. Ala. October "a cor
tract Ia, been iel f0r binding the IRIS
,wentv-.oyeI mile, % the Georgia Cent?
railroad extension from G00dwater, Ala,
70 This city. The completion Of thi- gap
viii tie Memphis ana birmingham road.
uow building ana Known 8, tn hansl-
ri-y route winch th9 engineer say vii boz
flushed los the j., or july ueSt, vil give
tnf Nortuwes' dir ct ,ii1ri-lint railway
connection with the southeastern CAL
r1f-t.
THO Georaia Central C0mpur ha'
bought sfl.0GD worth o. unmproyed pro
perry n thi- ci-y, adjoining tie recent rIr-
-a5.c b' the hansa- CIV r0a1, L. b. u-ed
f0- Gerd. anu macniue-.h0U sites.
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Ii3v Anglo-Amerieau cable 70 the Dispatch
DUBLIN. October 1J.-ThD RoTI Com
mission which has been inQnI-ln- Iuio iAt
CAUSES % the rsceu. rI0ts ~ Bella. Ll,cDb-
ciudeG II, mb0rs. Tine Irish 1iHJe. sav-
there h. q report IN circulation tuI tnc
Government Cancellation prugranlll- III
Guides visit o. tine Queen L. ireland o.
1857. + SOY, toe Ministry ha, already suh-
mitted tie project b. the Queen, wh1 en-
tertilnl toe suggestion ilyonDiy.