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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
CAUGHT IN QUICKsAND.
a weIi-Disger's Terrible Experience
Tortared for Seventeen Hours.

A Philadelphia telegram says John Nc
CIull, OF Conshobocken, near Norfistown,
bad thrilling experience Saturday niSIt.
He was engaged digging wei, and had
reached a considerable depth. when he felt
The earth giving away beneath HIM. aud
realized that he was sinking in quick-sand.
His calls for help were quickly answered,
and willing hands set about ektricliing
him-a task in which they did not succeed
uutil 10 O'Clock yesterday mOrning. During
these seventeen hours, that seemed Ike an
eternity 10 the imprisoned well-di2Ger, he
used his hands in frui;les, endeavOr TO dig
his way out, only succeeding In keeping bis
he ID above the surface OF the quicksand,
which stu continued tosettle about him on
every side. a stout rope was attached TO
windIaSs over the mouth OF the well, and
one end Of il dropped into the narrow
prison. McCaull fastened the rope about
his body, and vain attempt was made ID
raise him. The suction from below was so
great that the effort. had il been persisted
in, would have dsmembered the man. One
man, more heroic than other, OF the res
cuing party, dCcendcd into the we'll 10 as
sst McCaull. His heavy shoes loon sank
into the mire, and he too was made prison.
or, and IL was only by untying his shoe
lIccrs that he enabled those at the top
to pull him up, leaving his shoes be-
low. With every failure OF an effort TO
raise McCaull he grew more and more dis-
ccura2cd, and, being well nigh exhausted,
was several times on the point OF giving up.
he wept like q child, his walls Of anguish
striking terror 10 the hearts OF those above.
once his body was drawn out Of TIE quick
sand aud it was thought his rescue had
been accomplished. But II was found that
his legs were still held fast by The stiff
and sticky mire. The entire night was
one succession Of failures. At 8 o'clock
Yesterday morning McCIull gave up
IN dcpIir. and babe farewell 10 His
nionds. By this time h had lost every
fngernail by constantly digging IN the
>and. Finally Frank Dhr, and a young
man by the meme OF Brooks de1ccnded the
well by ropcs, and by dint OF hard and pc =
sislCnt work constructed . wooden criO
about the despaiIing man. Two long iron
books were then procured. Thc7e were
pI,hed down into the qu-gmire and iastel.
81 beucLh the mans iet. The upper
ends Of the hooks we're a't.chea to rop =.
and by means Of a windass the imprisoned
Wcll.dicgt~ was drawn TO the surface.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
EPISCOPALIANS.
MEETING OF THE GENERAL CoHvEN-
TON OF THE CHURCH AT CHICAGO.
Assembling Of the House Of Bishops
Opening Services Yesterday-organ-
izing for Business.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

CHICAGO, October G.-The General Con-
vention Of The Protestant Episcopal Church
Of the United States opened here to-day.
The House Of Bishops assembled IN tue
iecture-room Of 81. James Episcopal
church, corner OF Cass and Huron streets,
shortly before 10 O'Clock, TO prepare Tor
the opening services OF the Convention.
Two thousand tickets of ed mission TO the
church cdifice had been issued. and large
premium was In many eases offered %
tickctboldcrs by persons DESTROYS oil VIII
nesSir e the inaugural services. The great
audience, composed OF clergy ana laity,
completely fled the spacious auditorium.
The services began at 1890 o'clock win
professional hymn, which heralded the
approach Of the bishops, who emerged
from The side room and filed the space
within the Chancel-rail. This was followed
10y the reading OF the morning prayer,
chanting Of the Litany, and celebration OF
the Communion service.
\ sermon was delivered by Right Rev.
George T. Bcdell, Of Ohio, who spoke on
"Thc Continuity OF the Church OF God"
Singing Of the Recessional Hymn fol-
lowed, the bishops retiring headed, as when
they came into the church, by the yener7'-
be Bishop Lee, Of Virginia, senior bishop
Of the body. This afternoon the entire
body assembled at Central Music Hlll-
The clerical and lay delegates taking the
main floor, and the bishops Apollo Hall
for organization.
The Offering this morning was devoted
tothe restoration OF the churches in Charles
ton devastated by the earthquake. Both
houses met this afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock
The House Of Deputies in Central Music
Hall and the House OF Bishops in the 70 ,ms
Of the Apollo Club-and perfected their
respective organizations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
yEaY SICK SAILORS.
The Biiiows Rose ana fucopaeitated
the Lords of the Admiralty.

a London special says: The recent ad-
ventures Of the Lords OF the Admiralty
have furnished n standing Joke In official
and club circles. Immediately after the
conclusion Of the debate Of Mr.. Parnelfs
hud bill Lord George Hamilton, First
Lord OF the Admiralty, with party com
prisng Lord Charles Bcrcsford, Admiral
sir 4. Hood. Mr.. AShmcad Bartlett, Lords
Of the Admiralty; SIR. \. u. For
wood. Secretary TO the Admiralty,
and Others, started on tie Gus
iomary cruise Of inspection annually in
dulgcd in 10y the Admiralty Lords. This
cruise. generally means n season OF iollity
lasting month or two on board the superb
Official Yacht Enchanress. and the tnSpec-
iion j. usually confined to exhaustive test
Of the different brands of wines, liquors,
cigars, &C., which the Government pro-
IidCs in abundance for the occasion. All
went smoothly until the party arrived at
Portsmouth, where a fearful gale set in and
the season Of iollity ended,
The first one 10 succumb 10 the effects Of
mai de ner was Admiral Hood, whose maui
teal experience in London had not in
Guided storms at sea. aud he sought his
berth at the first shrek Of the gale. SIR.
Bartlett was the next victim, and few
hours later Mr.. Forwood was heard 10 eX-
press q desire 90 commit suicide a means
u securing relief from the pang5 Of sea-
gf0l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
RESCUED FROM THE RAPIDs.
Thrilling Adventure OF a Young Nan
at Niagara Fails.

A Niagara Falls q. " special OF the 9TH
saws: The town Is all excitement over a
thrilling accident that occurred here this
evening. Charlie Robinson, "a young man
nineteen years OF age, lCIi the Schl) ser
Clubhouse, on the river about two miles
above here. i'm a small boat 10 come home.
By some accident he lost his course and
got into the rapids, where hi, bot caps zed
and he was whiIlcd in the angry e. rent
toward Bath island, near the SITE whc',
lc Pcttibone papcrmill stood, togcthc;
with it, piers and water-dam., since de-
mohShcd by the Niagara state rcsrYaiiO l..
Fortunately there we're some heavy lion
driit bolts vet lett undisturbed, and Robin
son was dashed AGAINST one Of these, and
cfa,pcd il. lie managed by ali the p'"r'
he possessed to get his LEGS around Il and
hold himself fast.
The new, Of the accident was soon
spread. Tom Conroy, jack McCloy, and
John lIain,>, commonly known as "Sijlor
jock. took a rope and walked ont on the
broAen-down per, into the rapids above
Goat.IshId bridge. where The water was
shallow. ard after several attempts line
was thrown, which Robinson managed 10
.ct hold 81 ard fa~teu around his body.
Uethcn let go hi, hold Of the iron rod ami
Wa, quickly dragged 90 safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

\ Manchester y. H. special " Oe'1-
ilr 3ta, ssy,: Jane. J.. Iildcn, q wealthy
h,cp-tai-cl 81 Peru, H., and cousin OF
Gee laie >tu u,l -. ii.den, nal hi. sou-in-
-. Jauc. g.. Ea,c,T'dfr, arrested yrslcr-
Gas as @ fugitive from justice. About
twenty-five yc.g> ago Ilieu'~ daughter
U.r.lQ Patcbc.der against the wishes
oi hrr parents. Mr.. Tl'dn ohcrtt
90 assist Etcb,IGer for bis dau4h-
tI'- sake, and gave Ba'cheldcr the
l.e O. ore o. h., farms 90 the low rental
q S&,0 @ YEAR. Tor q while B9ichciic
ga wei. tie, however, began TO neglect
hN lam AMI home aud nj nc..r.y all Dts
Hoto ~ drink. several tmc-, in ofUer
- usc money 90 enable him u continue
Dbl tI-Ip4t'0n, Bat'hcidgr sold OF portions
q ilo farm. SIC. 1ilGrn did not want %
commence Proceedings against liltchcidcr
Which would result in bis imprisonment,
$50 b. took lbs sOniu-laS notes for The
properly sold, amounting 10 something over
[2gg0.
The sOu-in-iaw then commcnCct TO abuse
i' wife. IN 1883 Mr. Tildcn, angCfcd by
Eatchtldef's iDgrautudo, and particularly
iy his abuse II bis daughter, threatened
him with legal prosecution unless lac paid
mp the notes. At late hour on the night
0i December ], 1883, Tidea heard noise
in bis ,hecp pen, aud opened tue door
With The intention OF go.ng ont. tie.
fore be hid time 10 step ont gun YVES
discharged 81 him. The shot shattered his
arm below tic shoulder, and ampitatiou
was necessary. That night Balchcdtr dis
appeared, and several circumstances seemed
o. prove that he was the wOuld-be muir.
dorer. IN indictment was found against
LIN. and his arrest followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
4 Tn,hnlen, Conycntlon.

CWCAGC, October 5.-Ihc County Con-
ycn,ion Of the An'i-Socia!i5iic Labor Party
last NIGHT was aturhulant gathering. About
200 delegate, were present from or2anz1-
tcr. dissatisfied with The methods and
leader, Of The G3Cenbtum.lIall Labor Con
v,ption. John NJ. Dunohy, am cN-brick-
i.v,r. who is nov a wealthy contractor. Wds
nominated for ,hcr.G. puuOhy was put
forward ~ ibc Democratic Convention a. a
labor eanGidat". bur failed % receive the
nom'uatiJn. 80 other important rom'n1'
lion wa, made hv the Conventions
Two thirds of the endorsements given
10 fle candidates ON the O'Aer tickets were
awarded g. the democrats. TGc nominee,
for Con.rc,, areas follows: For The FI't
district. Edgar TGhurc; second district
Frank LAWYER; Third district, iliilm L,
Mason: Fourth district, William NcNal'F.
Tcrhunc and LAWYER are Democrat en-
didat,s; Mason j. Republican, and Ne
Nally a W0Iku ym9n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
puu,nr,puI, WOOL M.RKEr.

CCrDBFR G.-IAe tTausqctions were not
go iergc a. previously reported oply p gre
eating $4,000 pounds a.6irNt les3,UOo
rounds Tor TIE week cndIug E1ih uIlino'
\ very tcm feeling, nOreNer' chNrbcte.
lft,d TIE market, eui t1e l'ndeDcy OF
Drl,,- vss decidedly upwsrd. IAe decrease
N lie volume a. bushes Wa due rather
10 thr slu views 81 'Acts tNsl -, an;
o.m.nr' on N the denan-. rom manu- C.
tGG.. lneia s-zsi early Ia ptember
would ncr ne Willingly paid, bit more DIM
Guilty u experienced "a Srcui NJ o. tdblo
NCOis on that basis. County adyicC' intt-
Ceta continued lruiEc . and holders %
wool IN he W Z. Without exception. are
sskiIg pics without parity with this
market. There > !.tiie Iic p. - - delierS
reTe bripy 40" - dUDIcd'f their stO AS
rom mat - ton or y AZ an styance.
Fuclsu Rjy.cts continue favorable. QUO
lai'o,s. ONO. PenLsyi'AuII. and West
Virginia '.ece-%A aud above, 5ja
SIC: y. ssassc.. t1I-J.00dl 81; isc'
rUaifer-biooi SASS; common. 30sslc.
SOW YORK Michigan. indiana. ard Wlsoon'
slA fleece. WabGed-AN aad above, 33L35c.
\. ala3.c.; iaif-biCod. H6a3sc.. quarter
hood. 36a87c.: common. S0ss2c. Comb.
iZ and To Lame ncecc-N Ma
le La.uc 37a3gc DO. medium, ic1i2c.;
lo. low. 5ea4Cc.; uu@asAei medium,
3la33c.; DO. low, seas e.; Canada, 3Ja3lc.:
INV aahcd rue. Z3I-5c.: medium, 3oa
S2c.' low, "a b.; coarse brtry, or
heavy. 2Cag'r iowa. kansas Nebraska.
aud 81 sOta-t uWa~ued Nue, Nght, 2BA
l8c.; DO. fus, nvaEs,or dark eu.ored. goa
Z4c.: unWsshCd N, dunn bright 3eg3Cc.
do. do dark co'JIed. 25a27c.: DO. low or
coarse. 2ta2Cc. Chamberlain and nns
choice, 26a2sc.; DO, average. 23a25r.; COM
moG and quarter blood. z2l2ic.. COARSE
caIpet lsazCc. Sew Mex can 80 Choice
improved, 25a27c. average improved,
2la24c.; coarse cIrpe. Lent, lealsc.
90. heavy or shot, l7altc.; 0H clip.
iulro,ed. I7alsc.: DO. c0.fse. i5al6c.
black. lGal7c. TcNas-tlue' North and
Fast. 23a45c.; medium, do. do, 2ia2sc.;
coarse. ZOc : improved western and
southern. 24J@5c.; coarse. l0-Isc. Ctab,
wyoming. ard Montana - UuwaShet
choice fuO ligtt. 22l23c.; fine heavy.
g0a2Ic.; choice selected. med.nm, erase.
low medium. 2j147c.; coarse carpet, la
zoe. TUu.washed- Choice selected, t0a
4Zc.: good, 3safOc.; Gir ordinary, 56a3sc.
PuIled-tIfy mer.nO, Zea3lc.; DO. sAler-
hue and lambs. 3}s3tc.; western supernne
and lambs, S2asjc. Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
LABOR TROUBLES.
Excitement In FraDhfOrd. va, Over n
ehut-DOWn Of WiIis.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PHnADEI PHIA, October 6.--SOme excite
mont existed throughout Frankford to-day
owing TO the shut. down Of the mills In t1at
vicinity, and large force Of patrol m,n
from different districts were scattered
around The section where the mills were
located 10 prevent trouble. The shutdown
was IN accordance with on order issued by
The Aid Committee Of the Phildel-
plia Manufacturers Association, % whose
cen sidcration the demands Of the strikers
in the mills Of William p. irOth, j., n
Co. had been submitted. These strikers
lad been given notice II they returned 10
work up 10 the hour Of closing yc"t'rday
the lockout would not occur. The men
refused 10 accept the offer, and the shut
down followed. The demands Of tie
strikers nj Troth's mills are thlt Robert
MCGOWAN, superintendent. be dis charged
along with al the nCn.uuiou men now en-
Yloytd: the stqring IN OF the section Of
looms which were stopped through the
lack OF orders; the reinstatement OF all the
strikers I'm q body, and Z general advance
IN wages, amounting 10 per cent. The
mills which shut down are the A9amingO
Mills Company. which employ 100 hands
6. ,Jones, who employs 800; Clark d
O Ncill. 80; Edward 7. G2r,od, 30;
CHARLES j. Milrc, 100; Robert Dall,, CD;
James Pollock, 90; Bdjl' X WeSs ;
Charles CraushaW, 30: H.nry Dale, 30;
William i. Trcth, who was working hi,
min, withthir.cou non.unionist hands, ana
number Of nillowncrs whose oLployt
ranged from tn TO twenty.
The firms of Nil0e d Go. and Whitaker
& Go. 90 not belong 10 the Manufacturers
{ ->cci,tian. but have both expressed Their
NIilucuc>, TO join tbe o.AOr manufacturers
in the lockout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
Named for Mayor OF View YO.k Cliy.

KY Telegraph - nc HihPatNi'l
NEW YORK. October C-The bulls and
bears Of Wall street stopped their usual
rCiolmance to-day when The Its were
hung up in the stock Exchange for TIE
signature o. those who adyOcl ted the noml-
nation of }. Edward Simmons Tor mayor.
Tie brokers' gave q mighty cheer AMI began
10 sign the lists. in two hours time tW0
third, II the members had PLEDGED then
,elyer 20 vote for him. The aggregate cap
ital Represented was nearly billion Of dol.
Iar>. EGw ri c. FoN, the broker who int
tiaiCd tie no meni, said simmons would
be a candidate OF capital against tabor and
the Socialists; th9' the Businessmen OF New
York would not allow Socialism to rule th,s
CITY. similar lists will be posted up ln the
oitcr exchanges. SimmcHs WAS president
o. the stock Exchange last year, aud is
Grand Master Of MasOus Of the state OF
Now York. lie is q Democrat, but the
movement is irrespective OF r)hues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
sutcIde of a Young Soldier.


ST. LOUIS, October Ca few days ago
Wallace ). Meyer, young private in the
United Stdt> army. stationed OF jefferson
barracks, Vas found dead with bottle Of
piu,.Ic acid by his side. Afcoroner', Jury
Yesterday returned q verdict that Meyer
committed suicide while Iab2riag under
temporary alteration Of mind. lie said
he was the son Of General Meyer, Of the
United states army, retired, who resided N
Washington. The army register. how-
ever, gives no such name % t1ft OF
General Meyer, retired. Dr.. McClel-
Ian. the surgeon at Jefferson bar
racks. testified at the inquest that, in his
opinion. the young man had been insane
since o severe attack Of fever about amon,h
ago. lie was addicted 20 the widest cXag-
ccration II liz Iank and station. lie left
The barrsckS Moudav, and didn't re,ura ~
usual. II was not considered remarkable
when BE dil not re;uIn. Hthaj privileges,
and need not have feared punishment for
his STAYING over hi, iurlou2h. The Young
man was studying at the 81. Lou.' Medical
College. and asplrcd to De a surgeon in the
am Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
GIadstcns ou LOrd uTabourne.
Nv Anglo-Anerlcap cable to the Dlspat

LosDoV, October C.-Nr. Gladstone On.
written TO The ,ditoroi B'dcic0oiS H4yl-
zine in reply 10 Lord Brabournc'S article
on "Facts and Fichon- OF irish History
Mr.. Gladstone calls the old Irish Plri1-
mcnt the National Parliament, meaning that
It was not giyeu to Irclud by an exterior
agency like the colonial Is cmblics. iir,ay'
Ireland was satisfied with the Parliament
Of 1852 as between herself and En,.Ind.
In that sense only, Mr.. Gladstone concur
with what the article says against the IRISH
Parliament, bur he point out that the article
does not refer 10 the virtues OF that Ptri1-
mcnt, especially its endeaYors to arrest The
recall OF Lord FitzWill.am. He declares
Il t lie Is unaware that during the whole
eighteen years Of lis existence any a-t.mpi
u the Executive TO do good was frustrated
or opposed by the lush Parliament. Mr.
Gladstone admits that Lord BrAUouTnh 8
zone is fair and temperate, and rejoice 90.
that indication OF desire to treat ~, >db
itc, historically,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
TTE PEABODY FIND.
pOrts OF the President una
Secretary.
ny t.legnph to the Dlspatchl

By l. legnp pm TO the DlSpatchI
NIW YORK. October G.-Thc trustee Of
tlc Peabody Educational Fund he'd their
.ruugl No. ing today ~ bis ely. TIE
,o lpWIne were plD,cut: Exp, ijclt
Eayt>, Robot G.. WIN lrup md tn odora
lyman 81 Mas achu.e't-, thif-iUsrc'
Hai)c, Bishop 4. =. Whipplo oi MINI
sofa. TIA mas g. Manning ~ Louisiana.
Anthony DrcXol Of PLiladelphll, samuel
urt.u 81 Mass .chu,elts. and jane. y. Pol
Ter II Tennessee.
TN bis annual address President WIN
lirpp said that the reduction OF Interests
lad diminished the income realized from
Ac bonds left IN trust Dy Mr.. Peabody. H.
congratulated the Trustees on their twenty
v,ar-' successful work, and called attention
10 toe necessity 4 securing national dld Tor
education. lie alluded g. the iilteTl'y
among the heroes Of the South, and said
uat education would make them better ard
stop fraud.
Eelcning 10 South Carolina, Mr.. Win.
'hrou said flat not one ~ tie southern
-tai,- had made greater or more successful
cnor'. In tue cause Of Cduciti0r. SIC now
needed assistance. owing t. tie terrible dc
VISITATION caused by ihc recent earthquake.
lie said that the proposed -ia'uc 10 Mr..
Peabody Y the supcrltcIdentso Of the Vir-
gInia schools. 10 be placed in the Capitol n
Washington. was w,i,-merited tribute -
the man who had given E2,o00,0OO for
southeId schools.
The secretary IN his report gave the
amounts apporlIon'd - .cach >tIt'. Re
sid in con,cqucr cr o. the States Of Florida
AID Mississippi rcpudiaing Their bonds
thcflnd bad lost 9l.l0'.o0c, .whicnhld ben
given by Mr.. Peabody TO NE iunl. rhh;r
allo,mont had been stopped aud diyied
smotg the other St..cs. The income Of
the iund for lhc wear amounted 70 go, $50,
divided q. follows: Ala'lm'. $500; A.
kansas, $500: Gccr..l, $1,000; Louisiana,
$500; Nc'tb Caroline. 52,1J1i south
Caroline. $1,000; Tennessee. $1,000;
Texas, $1,000; Virginia, SLj.j; We,
Virginia. $3.50.
At the meeting tomorrow IN iTrrs' ID
allowance VIII prol bly, Dc 4aje i.r >au',
Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

4 -. Louis telegram SAYS: Justice Sl-i-
lcner, Of Gellevlle, H., was ont cunning
for Or. Washington West, the most promi-
uent physician in tLeabo'l city, tai- morn.
ing. The Doctor made professional call
upon Mr.. Cannon, iding on llieh street.
and. upon opening the door when about to
take hi, departure, found Justice shal'oner
crouchjng n q corner with revolver
pointed a. lis (Wc,t'-J head. The Doctor
quickly shut the door and made his exit
from tue Tear Of the house and csclped his
would.hc slayer. Mr.. Cannon called q
policeman, who placed Shailoner under ar,
rC,t. tie say. that as soon as de /, released
De viii surely hill We,. some domestic
trouble /, said 70 be the cause Of the jus
tte,'s anger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
4 yery s,,anKe phenomenon

4 Dawson (Ga) Telegram says: \ won
dcllul phenomenon may be- seen al the
bone q Mr. VI. =. lloyIe, who resides only
few hundred yards beyond the corporate
limit, Of Dawson. Il is q constant fail o.,
rain from q cloudle.s SKY, the area in Mr..
Hoyle's yard that is covered by the slower
being about twenty-five feet square. Many
ciuzCns lave been out 10 see this remark
able sight. and all testify that there Is a
genuine and .ceascless fall OF rindropS. At
lines thc supply OF water seems greater
than al others. Mir. llOyle first observed
tbis unusual sight three weeks ago. lie
cannot explain the mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
oiARhETs 81 TELEGRAPH.
VIEW YORK.


ETg yoSg. October 6.-Cotton quiet AMI
easy: sales 367 hales; up'anis 7-lec.'
Oilcsns. 9tc.; net receipts, y SIS bales
exports 10 Great Bri,Rin, l'3yS bales; -
the con tiuent 3 500 ba.ts. stock Sfp,Ilo
bales Wheat trGe ster; so. q Dc.o-
her. = .a63LC.: Ncr h1cr - l2s3',c
CCm ilC. D CHER closing heavy: ~ :. &c D
ber, sa4Atc.; Nbvvui bar 49, ~ r.. t1is
Ih'.c. higher; No. ? OCTOBER 3USa,o 20
tCfee isir kto steady az 10 sugar ddi
and nominal; refined dui. 1o.t,SsS w,
and ECmil a.. kice steady. C0ttou-seed
oil unchanged. kOsln qu.et 81 slaslOI9
Iurpentine MN al 571.c. Hides STEADY.
Wool finn. Pork firm and more active :
mess. 50 75asl0 for Old sl025aslo.o0 Tor
new MlGdits dull. Lard, 0a1c. niSher !,
western steam. s. l5as3 20: October. 50 o3 :;
November. 90 .o3a&6.07. Fre.ghts steady.
BALrlMUKE.
BALTIMORE, MD, October e.-Costor
easier: midd.ing, 9.e9'so. Flour steady
ana quiet Howsr1-sIeet snd western
superhne. S2.26AS2.65; DO. extra, tE.Ioa
IS so: do family, s4afi.50 city ,mlilssup.r-
une. 81 2Sas2 rs: DO. extra, Sass IS; DO.
RIO brands, siS7ss4.o2; fatapsco minliy'
s5.I5; DO. superlat!Ne patent, so.oO
Wheat-Southern steady and quiet; west
ern lower, closing dull. southern red, o4A
sec: DO. amber, eoassc.; NO. western
winter red, spot eO, ,sspss oc'op 9 oD"
ber. sll .as4.c. Corn southern nominany
.stesdy; western essier aud dali; southern
White, 5oa5Ic southern yellow, oVaolc.
western mixed. spot 4is<04iAc.; October,
a. q. bid: November A5lsaaosc.; Novem'
her or December, new or old, A5aa5Vc.
oats easier aud quiet; southern, S2aS5c.
western white. SSaS6o. western mixed,
sOsssc; lenusy lvSnia, 32s36c. Hyssteaiy
AT 54absc. Hay steady and nrm: pTt me
TO choice western. sioasi5. Provisions
steady. with fair inquiry. Mess pork,
an 90. Bulk mesis-shoalders and clear
ribtiees, paesed, IA and Sc. Bacon Shout
dtrs, ea9c.; clear-riD sides, ossc.; hams
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
The Georgia Election.
lsneclal telegraln Do the

ArGrsTA. Ga, October G.-There WAS no
opuo,ition t. General Gordon for Governor
and the Democratic candidates for state
office. The knight,.Oi-Labo candidates
for The LEGISLATURE have created some cX'
citcmtut. but the regular Democratic uom-
inecs are elected to the House aud Senate.
A light vote wa, polled here aud through
ont The state. there being no issues or OPP
posing candidates TO bring ont luli vote.
ATIANTA, Ga, october G.-The STATE
election passed of quietly to-day. The
Democrat, had clean sweep everywhere.
The following il the State ticket: Governor,
John Is. Gordon; Secretary Of State, NJ
than &. Barnett; Comptroller General.
Wilton 4. Wright; Treasurer, robert n;
I!ardeman: Attoruey-Generab Clifford
Anlpr.On.