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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. November l7.-MArket quiet.
shelled, 2a2sc.; factory hand picked. -
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Another told Wave,

Tie following Wa> received yesterday;
WASHINGTON. November Il, 1850.
10 he Chdmber Of Commerce:
1925 4. M-Hoist cold-wave signal.
Temperature viii fall from twenty 20 thirty
degrees within the next twenty-four or
thiry-six hours.
When this telegram was received the
thermometer stood at 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
RICHMOND TOBAcCO MARKET

NOVEMBER IL. 1855.
There seems some demand for low grades
Of upland Jugs, but the sales were not i'm
portsnt to-day. the breaks OF sun.cured
we're small, and not much was done In
brghts, though there Was a disposition TO
take hold OF any good cutters left on the
market. Loose sales were only Of three or
four small piles at SOC TO 81 SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
HID DiaiOcafed.

Yesterday evening a colored man en-.
ployed in HObson's stable, on Fifteenth
street. while in the hay-loit. fell through
The hatchway, dislocating HI, hip. lie vas
taken TO the AlmshOuse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
Dropped Dead OF Apopiexy.

ILFsTON. s. c.. November I'm. 7.
Barker, bricklayer, OF Boston. dropped
dead in the pOst-Ofiicc to-day of apopleXy.
He leaves wife ana three children at Wor-
CpSter Mass.
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Solving the Problem.
"V''Hs 'HN EV"FSHs
= Authorization cable TO the Dispatch.l

ny Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
BEELIS, November 1.-THE Post says:
II ], reported on .emi-oilcial authority that
General haulbars is about 10 De- recalled
from Bulgaria, and adds that The step wiz
be accepted as indicative that the Powers
have arranged 10 replace the attempt 10
solve tie Bulgarian difficulty by action on
the spot by International adjustment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18

WEDNESDAY. November Il, 1855.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-l 900 Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend scrip
at %, 900 do. at s41k, 5000 do. at siN,
5000 DO. at s5. l, 900 do. at s5l4, 1000 do
st s5n. 5000 do. at e5K, 1000 do. at %,
LOCO do. at 9el4, l,o0o do. al sof 1000 do
OF 96H, 1000 do al 9e%, 2,oo0 DO. at o.,
1000 co. at s7ll, 1000 DO. at s7it, 1000 do.
at 90, 1000 DO. at 97l., 1000 do. at 974,
LOCO do. at 973s, 2. 600 DO. at 971i 5000 do.
at 97sl, 1900 DO at s72., 1000 DO. al e71..
1900 do. al 977+.
sECoSD BoARp.-2o shares Petersburg
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To be CouTf-Marfiaied.
by telegra ph 70 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, u. c., November 17.--A
naval eourtm martial has been ordered 10
convene al the Norfolk hayward on No
yember Esd for the trial Of Captain John
II. Higbee. Of the Marine Corps, who Is
stationed there, on the charge OF drunken
ness ON duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
Collapse of AN Insurance Company.
INV tnlegraph 10 the Dispa.ch1

GRAND RAPIDS, MIcH., November IT,
The Reserve Mutual Life-Insurance Com
pany hiss collapsed. the risks to be re-
Insured in the Massachusetts, Benefit Asso-
citation. Gross Encouragement and bad
risks are given as The cause, there being no
funds with which TO pay ten losses, amount
ing 10 $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
The Hacdoek Murder EnVsstfgatisn.
BY telegraph To the Dispatch.l

Sioux CRY, IA, November 1.-THE
jury Is stiil engaged In the investigation
Of the Haddock case. ii. l.. Leayitt, w.
ID. Neal, and several other important wit
Desses have given their testimony. The
testimony Of Mrs. Leavltt was taken In her
room al the hotel, as she was III. II Is cx-
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Richmond Theatre.

"Mich2cl StrogoG," which will he pro-
Guced a. the Theatre tonight, with Charles
l.. Andrew in he ttic-IOle, is said 10 be a
very strong play. II is q story Of life among
the Russians and some OF the semi-barblric
frs1
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McQusde ON Trial.

New YogK, November ia jury was
obtained to-day for the trial OF Alderman
McQusde on the charge Of bribery IN con.
nection with the Broadway strcei-railroad
franchise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
baptist Convention or the Uafted
States.
INV Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.1

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Baptist
Convention Of the United States reassem-
bled this morning. The subject taken ur
was Religious Instruction in state Edu.
cation," and the entire session was occu.
picd m rs discussion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18

MARKET steady.
RECEIPTS.
At Roanoke warehouse, 10 bales.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLTNG TO STRICT 4iDoLIgG. -S'sc.
SThICr Low MrDDLIEG.-s ll-l6c.
Low AIDDLISG.-sa,o.
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Peniteptiary Receipts Yesterday.

from Green county: Joseph Fry col.
ored). eighteen years for ielonious assault.
From Southampton county: Willis Barnes
tcOlorCd), three Years for HOUSEKEEPING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
A Fish Packing Factory Burnca.
ID taIagro nh IN thu Dhanafrh

CHICAGO, November IA special from
Norwalk. Ohio, to the Times says: Wick
ham & Co.'s fish. packing establishment at
Huron was burned Yesterday morning.
John Barron's house. adjoining, was also
destroyed. Loss $50 900; insurance small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
MARINE JsTELLiGESCE.
PoAT OF KICANoHD. Nov. II. Isss.

SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United
states mail, merchandise and passeazey,
l. i. JaiuM, agent.
Schooner AlbsTt Mason. Abbott, New
Haven, pig-irop. J. y. Gordon, agent; yes-
sel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner John II. Tingue, Bur,ige, New
York, pig iron. J. n. Gordon, agent; vessel.
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner f. 4. Coittngham. Smith. Eliza.
bethpoft Islrosd-lies. 4. L. Leake. Jg.. a
Co. vessel, Curtis & Parker.
PCET oF NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. IT, 1859.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
SehoOrers Sue Williams, PeaEce. Norfolk,
light; ". Il. Bailey, Longstreet, New York.
light
steamship Catalan (spanisn). Lazsnags.
Liverpool, bayiLg coaled.
CLEARxD.
steamship Matthew Bedlingtop, stain.
thorpe. Liverpool, with cotton.
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YIOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, S2. 50aS2.T5; super1ne.
g2.75as3.25; extra, gs.25sS9.60; IA mily, S4s
E4.3o; patent family. country, si.7ssSs.2s,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUKEy.

NEW YORK, November 17.-CottOn-Nee
receipts none gross receipts. 1912 bales.
Futures closed barely stesdv; sales. so 300
bales; November. seAs9 oil: Decsmber.
81. 02aS9. 03: January, ~. l2ass. IL; tebrua-
ss.43atp.4&; Nay, 80. 5Sass.ot; June. - $50
te.64: July, ss.7sat9.7s; August. @.7sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1886

pecicd that Lesvitt will remain here until
sitter the final trial. II u also reported that
the conclusion OF the grand Jury In these
rases will not be given Immediately to the
pubic
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MUSICAL.

pEING SUFFICIENTLY RE-
~ brokED. I am nov prepared 10 Ia
lag. combined with SiN1fH0, II desired.
Apply 90 Professor y. @. HAIR. No. sol oe1S
tianklin street: q the music storxG o. -
nay resieepcs. No. 5la sast NAnbail ssseeE
no ls'lu' y A. Eelc0nQ3.
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MILLINERY.

CEC0ND OPENING OF WIN We
~ TER MILLINERY on WE'D 636&
NEsDAY I'm. Persons In want ~~s0s
OF TRIMMED BONNErS and HATS VIII DO
well 20 call on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
18TH snd 18TH. Special bargains VIII Do
offered In Paris styles.
MRS. Is. W. COSBY,
no Is. 2t- S2s east Broad street..
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.
lRY telegra nh 70 tina DhEnatnh- 1

WASHINGTON, November Isl 4. NJ
For Virginia, rain, folI0tced By fair
heather, eoIder, tceSterly ,oiads, UtsrlRg 10
nCrthtriu
For North Carolina and South Carolina,
light rains, foiiolred by JGiy heather, colder,
n0rihI1eSierly tcindS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18

The village OF Frimstein, in Switzerland.
has been destroyed by ire. A number Of
the inhabitants persisted in the flames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
kICUMOND sTOrk EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 17.-Virginia
6's. consolidated. 81; l0-40s. AZ; new IS.
89iL BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18

:, George Thomas Doc. the renowned Eng
Iisn engfa'er' Is dead, At the age OF eighty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-18
CHAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIOHkoND, Eovem Der IT, 1855,
OFrERIHGR

hUhHUNU, NONtIDtr II, I9b6,
oFFERISGs.
WHEAT. -44f busheE.
COBN.-l96 bushels.
OATs.-l00 bushels.
gALES REPORTED TO BsCREfARy.
WHEAT.-Mixed, l42 bushels common 10
good at IS 10 sec. Red. 100 bushels fair
Lorgberry at s2c. l72 bushels common To
prime ShortberTy al 90 10 ssc.
CoRN.-W White, 1875 bushels very good Viz
ginia new al 46c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NV YoRa sroCx mARKRY.

NEW YoxK. November t7.-1he a&8re-
gate dealings ~ the esoch kxcusuxe .on-
in prices to- day received Q material checb
Reading, however. again furnished aDont
one quarter OF the number Of shares 500
hut. sitter making further advance Ia the
morning. finally closed fraction lover
than u did last evening. The opening was
siforg and active but the I'm provement
vas barely sustained during the morning
hours, and in the afternoon stocks were
neely offered ali around the room. Inc
only noeesss ,srscs,h wa. ,gsD %S,cS
Minneapolis and st. Louis stocks we're
prominent. Hooking Valley was moved
up rapidly about ~ per cent. In the fsce OF
weakness IN the general market. out part
of The gain was afterwards lost. Granxes
were heavy TO weak throughout the
da,. and special weakness Was de-
ye,optd In Louisville and NASHVILLE.
Prices at the opening showed advances
lsngIng from : 10 y per cent. over the n o.
sey Central. and Northern Pacific preferred
being conspicuous for gains made. Trading
In The general list Was moderate, while
Reading showed unusual sctvify: heed-
ing. Union Pacific. and Philadeipnis Eas
we've the strong stocks OF the morning, but
the general list feceded from the opening
nsuIes. though losses were generally re-
gained before noon. There was general
fraciioDsl advance before o clock, bat the
flood OF stocks offered at Sigh prices broke
the entire list. though the decline wss
cbece ed In the lest hour. the market closing
rather heavy nj or near the lowest prices OF
the day. 1be day = total business amounted
TO 52i 600 shares. the heaviest transactions
In ore day for many weeks The unusually
large mum Der OF stocks traded In was again
the feature of the day. Prices are generally
lower. though philadelphia Gas ls up 8,
Chattanooga 5, Joliet Steel $, and Hooking
Valley l.
Noon.- stncks active and weak. Money,
So per cent. ExchanRe-Long, <soHa⪙
short. 4s4Iza4s4E. Governmeps dull.
Ereatag.-Excbsnge, <siA. Money, sa1
per cent Sub-TreRsury balances-Goid.
sl25,o7 900 /: currency, $40. s25. 900. Gov
ernmens dull 4 per cents, 1904; per
cents 1907 bid. State bonds dull
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.INTER MILLINERY.

MRS. l.. u. NORRIS. Fifh snd
Broad streets- viii open several cases q
BoNNEfSs THURSDAY the 18th, dtrook
from New York-the very latest siy lee and
no l6-1t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Concerning Names.

The fact is, scarcely any nuisance Is greater nuisance than that per taining to ill-assorlcd names. Why; for instance, with our beautiful and musical Indian nomenclature, should we have our Syracuse, Memphis, Theb"S, fcl-Io, It. Louis, San Fran ciarc, C.irn, Bat; l.n, JeruSalem? What an uunn honiuu-, il!-dgsortrd name Is New York whe1 we can have Manhattan for the Iaking! Why should racing mares he iancd Miss Woodford and Flora Tenlple?-or an Indian IIule-in-the- Wall, Man-Afraid of-His-Iiorsr, etc? Why shoulA a harmony composed for Il religious hymn be name; Fed, raj street and another powduin square? Why should two uf our gunboats be called Terror and Vixen? Why thould sU many names of hamlets, yillng-S, towns and cities be repeated in tiIirty eight states and seven terIi:o.ie,, anH give rise to innumerable Wasi'inston,, Jaczsom- vlllrs. JeffersOns, AiAnisrs, :. id so on? -Chris;ian q; Work.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

The thermometer registered S0 de- grecs at noon to-day.
 Nrs. J. II. Poto, wife of Mir. Peto, who succeeded DIr. Hudson in the drus busiaes-, in this city, is expected tn arrive by tC-night'S coach.
 Now Is the time for business men to advertise their wares, as prospect CTS arc out in every direction aud tle newspapers reach every town and hamlet in the county.
 James Kirk will leave this evening with two large wagon loads ef niiAing tools, provisions, powuel etc, for his mines in Sonora.
 Samuel Verau was made a citizen of this great and glorious coutry , where the eagle Is always at liberty to scream, in the County court yesier day.
 When the Anti Chinese League WAS started in this city John Dunbar was cue of the first to sign the roll and has never asked up to the present time to have. his name taken off. Yet he calls every one who has ever been connected with the League shJsters, bummers, etc.
 This morning Mexican was brought to the county hospital, suf- fering from q shattered leg, caused by q gun shot wound. After it. was examined by Dr. Willis, it was found necessary to amrutate the same, and .n.. afternoon Dr. Willis amputated |, Iusl ueirw .he knee, and the patient lA HOW h A lar Td; Ut recovery.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Damages nt a5O.OOO.

"Going away?" queried a Detroit lawyer of an acquaintance whom he encountered at the Third street depot yesterday.
 "Hush" cautioned the other. "Yes, I've got to skip"
 "What's upf"
 "Well, I've had some trouble with a womAn."
 "Pooh! But that is nothing to run for. Come out and call her black mailer"
 "Yes, was going to bat unfortun- ately she has the documents on me"
 "I guess we can bluff her"
 "But the newspapers have got hold of the cage, you sec"
 "That's nothing. I'll fix bat"
 "But they r1fu. to be fixed"
 "My dear sir, come right up 10 the office with me. We'll denounce the woman as a black-mai!er, and if the newspapers refuse to swallow it we'll begin libel suit against every one of .hem. I've made it point for the last twenty years to clear my guilty clients by libel ,uiting every newspa- per which dares to hold them up, and the machinery is still in good work ing order. ."-Detroit Free Press.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Kissed by Soft Airs.

A beautiful West Side girl sat upon the piazza of her fathers browA-Stone front with all modern provements, including hot and cold gas in every room. The piazza was shaded by thickiy growing vines, through which the moon sh0ne with refulgent rays, for it had been full for several nights. Beside her was young Clay Pendleton Buford, only son of Colonel Buford, one Of the Wealthiest cigar planters of Virginia. "Eow sweet the night is 1" she murmured, land how love to sit here and be kissed by the soft ai:s from the SouthW A sound az of drove Of COWS moaudering through j swamp smute the evening stillI eEF, and when the fair but West Side girl recovered consciousness she realized that she had been kissed by man. Her whole nature rebelled against the deed, and with her face aglow and flashing eyes she bestowed upon him the bitter, salirical rsbs1ke- "You ought to be asi,amed of yourself ' "How could I help it2" rejoiped the young yirginian. Am I not d e"fL heir fson, the South" She admitted that he was.-The Rambler.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Assault and Murdered.

Special to TnE DAiLT ToMDsToEEl
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30-Thomas Curley an iron moulder aged q years while ota his way 10 the Western Hotel on Broadway street, near San sonte, yesterday morning,w " 5 assault ed beaten and robbed by fpur men. He died from ths effects of his in- juries :tlis gorning. I he assailants of Curley .ae unknown. Detectives are Investigating the case.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Smallpox Scourge Very Alarming in Sonora, and People Fleeing in
 all Directions.
E'IeMc1l DuelisiS.

Special 10 THE DAILY ToHssTsNEl
 PARIS, Sept. 30.-A duel was fought to-day at Nontpeliere, between M. Gariel, an editor, and Captain Vali- court, of the French army. The quarrel was over an editorial criticism upon certain features of the army Elancuvre>. Valicourt was wounded four tines by the editor, and his con- dition is precaiious.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
sv.aycd sufficiently 50 cause tie .,oors
and windows to rattle.
SOmura Alarmed.
special to TIE DAILY ToMI sToNEl.

Special to TIE DAILY ToMI sToNEl.
 NOGALEs, A. T., Sept. 30.-Thc small-pox sconrge is decidedly alarm ing. Many people are hurrying out of the country. The disease is con- fined to the southern part of the State, principally Hermosillo and Gua-mas. The disease seems to be confined exclusively to the Mexican population. Most cases especially old persons, are invariably fatal.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Remarkable szen Ea Ecxa.'

They have remarkable men down in TexAs. Whether they perform their part in life as statesman, cowboys. border ruilians or murders, they mnke higher, broader or bloodier mark than men on the same lines in other states. And as to endurance, there is nobody 10 compare to a Tex an. As for example take the latest diahulism reported from Greenvllla. Several prisoners escaped from the village jail, and James Adair went in pLrsuit. He captured two of the run aways, but while off his guard they turned upon and proceeded 10 carve him wi;h Il bowie. They "cut his throat from ear to ear" He threw up his hand to protect his throat and his wrist was almost severed" AnOth- CT lunSe Hltn Lnc kbItr htiu0" Hl'h about the right shoulder and exts nd ing djagonally across his body 10 lis left hir, cutting his body hall in two. This would seem quite enough 10 kill anybody but Texan, but after the outlaws had ridden away en Adsir's horse, the almost beheadel and dis emouweled man walked half Il mile to farmhouse" for aid. He proved his humanity by dying before ! sur geon could be called, bit his death cannot be held to be a reproach to the hardy character Cf the Lcue Star pop ulaliOn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
KIE Hs ENEA

The NuptiaIs of Jos. Lippert and Miss
 HuIda ReinhOld, Last Evening.
 Last evening, at the residence cf Mr. Joseph Lippert, on Filth street, near Bruce, Joseph Lippert and Mics Hulda Reinhold were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev. G. L. Pearson. The bridegroom is one of TombstDne's best and oldest citi- zens, and the bride vas Miss Hulda Reinhold, niece of our fellow towns man, Henry Zuni.
 There were about twenty-five of the most intimate friends present at the wedding ceremonies, who repaired Immediately afterwards to the Inter national restaurant where sump:- uous wedding supper had been pre- pared and spent two hours demoiish- ing the tempting Nlands, ana toastinS the health and prosperity Of the happy couple in bumpers ot sparkling Roderer. Alter the supper was ov:r the happy couple repaired to their future residence and held reception and received the congratulations of their friends, until late hour. THE TOMBSTONE in common with their many friends tenders its congratula- .tions, and hopes that when old age comes creeping on that they may still be as loving as now, and leave this world surrounded by their children and grandchildren.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
SLIPPERY Ag:B0TT.
How he EmbczzIcd 5000 From Mary
 Tack of this Cityg

How he EmbczzIcd 5000 From Mary
 Tack of this City,
 At 10 o'clock this morningj <. VI Abbot was brought into Jrdge Alvord's cont for examination OH the charge of eiTbczzlement. After the court ha:l been called 10 order the pr6seeu-s ton announced that they were ready to go on with tie case, but the de- fendans who is acting as his own lawyer, stated that he desired some important papers and could not go OF until he had received them. The Court stated that the defendant bad been given every opportunity to pro- cure witnesses and papers and that he thought the case hdd better go on, consequently he overruled the de- fendant's motion for continuance and ordered the examination to be proceeded with.
 The prosecution then called Mary Tack to the witness stand, and after she had been sworn she stated in snb- stance as follows, her transactions with the rascal:
 He had come to her house and stated :o her, that he was in possess sion of tTo caves that were filled with Mcxi,an money and jeweiry, and that Ihe Mtxieap sorern0r Was standing in win him, and was 10 provide him with an escOrt rf soldicrs to visit Inc cayeA Of such unlimited wealth, but that lie had fo pay the expenses, and it would take some money to make the trlp. aud unfortunately he at the ti c Y,ss not iossvssed of any gov- ernment Castings, consequently he would admit her into his secret, and If she would put up the required sum she would soon be as rich a5 CIOGsus and be rolling in wcsi:h. She told | hin lhAl hoT money was all tied up in counfy script, purchased for her by Alr. Vicllers. H. replied, for her to get him the money and that in ] short space cf time she would be able to buy and sell Mr. yickers.
 In support oi lis statement that he was the possessor ol tie "open seseme" to the wonderful modern Aladdin caves, he produced four letters. one of which was in English, and thrse in l Sraaish. The ouc in English he read to her. He talked so much about it, and seemed so truthful, that she fin ally borrowed $200 from Mrs, Ham j an:i gave i. to hin', Lut that was not enough for his purpose, and she was induced 10 put up about $TOO more. ! After he had left here, and the time had elapsed i'll which he she was to become wealthy, q suspicion crossed her mind that she had been dupcd | and swindled out of her hard earned 
 sa ings. The wealth was to be divi- ded up into three equal parts, the Mexican Governor to receive one third, Mary Tack One-third and smooth Ephe Abbot: anG his partner the remaining third. When she be- came aware Ol the fact that she had been swindled, she placed the matter i'll the hands of Sheriff Hatch who investigated the matter anI had Ab- bot arrested i'll San Francisco.
 At the conclusion of Ter testimony the Court adjourned until this after noon, when the examination Vas re- stunned.
 S9---------------
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
EXhOnc=isSe1.

Special to TIE DAILr ToMgsroxz.l
 NoGALEs, A. T., Sept. sQ.-Righard Hubbard, the mining expert arrested a few days since, charged with criminal assault on Mexican girl has been discharged, there being no eridence against him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
Pennsylvania Gets n Shock.

Special to TIE DAILY ToMDsToNEl.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-A. special from Lancaster says: The people of Elizabethtown were badly frightened last night about Il o'clock. Two distinct shocks of earthquake were felt. The shocks follonei each otter in quiet succession and scarcely hat the sound died away when buildings
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30
WiEGins Knocked Gut.

Special to THE DAILr ToMBsToSEl
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 3Q-Up to 2 o'clock last evening there had been no recurrence of the earthquake shocks, and the city has quieted down. Wiggins' prediction has been utterly without truth. There is q growing feeling of confidence in the city.