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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

They Burn the Residence offhe United
States Mar>hRI and Threaten
His Ltfe.

Especial telegram 10 the DispAich.l
ATLANTA, GA, September 3.-The
noonshipers are making il exceedingly
bot for United States Marshal Nelns.
On the night Of the 2lst Of August his
elegant residence, together with its Cd
lire contents, was destroyed by fire.
The house was fred in five places and
the occupants barely escaped with their
lives. The Captain determined not 70
allow the noonshinsrs to run him away
from Cobb county, and at once had
erected a rude log cabin, in which be
ard his family now live. Several al
umpis have been made TO take his life,
and be has four deputy marshAls TO
guard his premises at night. Two
moonshiners were found in the wood
LOT Tuesday night, but managed to es-
cape by running among q herd of JsT-
seys. The noonshinsrs are thought 10
be part Of the famous john Coffee
garg, or jim McCsy's crew. Both are
dangerous crowds, and have repeatedly
threatened 10 kill the Marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
pen,h of Mr.. i. rs. Pecor

Mr.. James II Peo0r, who was for s
long tine connected with tie boE-0fdce
Of ihe Richmond Theatre, and who
served many years IS 3 registrar Aus
Judge Of election, died at his residence.
N this city, yesterday; sged seventy
ore. lie had bstn IN declining hssllb
for two OF three years. and Tor some
months htd been unable 20 attend %
arr business. lie was wel'-knoEn in
The community, enjoyed popularity Ia
= vide circle OF friends, and WIS man
Of many good qualities Of bead AID
heart. His funeral will take place fron
tbs residence to-day at 5 O'Clock ?. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
Tie r,shth.s,reet TrnneI.

The engineering corps Of The Rich
noDd and Chesapeake Railroad Conpa-
Dy are Tow engaged making 4 survey Of
The proposed route Of the Eighih-street
tunnel. When active operations viii
btgin is uncertain. The ordinance un-
der which the City Council gives the
company the right 10 construct the tun-
nel went into effect on the l2th Of Nav
last, and provides that operations shall
begin within six months after the pas
sage Of The ordnance. 1t is also pro-
yi6ed that before the company begins
construction it shall place 800, 600 IN
bonds with tie City Auditor. This has
not been done as yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
BROOKLYN gocxey-oIub Races.

by telegraph 10 TIE Disfatcn-i
NEW YORK, September 3.-First
rsc,-for all ages, seven farlongs-
Firenzi won Bunch second, Pearl Jen-
nirgs third. Time, l:2s..
Second race--one mile and quar-
teI-Ten Strike won; Lizzie Dryer
second. Barnum third. Time. 2:ll.
Third rsce-one rnile-MaIkland and
barefoot ran dead heat for the first
place, Florence N. third. Time, l:42.
In the run-otf MARYLAND won. Time,
l:43.
Fourth rsce-for three-yeaT-old, one
mile and 3 qutrtsr-Peekskill won;
O'Fallon second, FOnticO third. Time,
2:l2l.
Fifth rsce-for tEo-yeaT-olds, three
quarters Of mile-lttill2ls won Bed
ford second. Milton third. Time, l:lG3
Sixth rsoe--ons mile-irEnk Ward
won; Hermitage second, Weasel third.
Time, LA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
THE BAuGaHAS BoYoorT.
a Cenmittee 81 Citizess Recommend
Plan Of Settlement.

u tsDmfttsG 81 tt31c1s hecc2oAse"e
plan Of Settlement.
About three weeks ago, al the sng
gestioD Of several persons who Eor:
net personally interested II TIE matter,
bot who desired 20 see harmony pre-
vail, committee composed OF soma o.
ibe moe; prominent businessmen o.
The CITY Was organized for the parpoSs
Of trying 10 settle The Baaghmsn Boy
colt.
This committee hele several meetings
IN the rcons Of the Chamber Of Com
utscs, and endsaysred 70 get at all the
fsets in the case. and q feg days ago
sgiesd upon plan Of settlement, which
they considered . good one, and sub
u1itted a copy Of il 20 The Messrs.
Bspghmsn and ssotbsr 10 tie commit
tee Of typographical Union Ne. 30.
Neither the MssHs. Bsnghman nor
this committee have as yet accepted or
declined tbs proposition submit
xd. and they are both alike reti-
esni. neither being wiling 70 SAP
Sor publication whether or not
they are satisfied with the plan. On
chs one s&aS. tbs plan viii have 70 BE-
spSsossd BY the patrons Of Bsughmas
bfoihsnvho have besa boyeosssd before
thxs trn vii accept; and. on lie other.
y vsi' have TO be suhmisssd 70 tbs
knights Of Lsb5r and tbs Typo
graphical Unjcs bsfors The Boycott
coEniitss uiIl snReancs whss courss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

. crack which he'd previously szistsd g
that portion Of ibs psnitsnfisry wsN
which Is nearest The railroad trsstls.
Prem present appearances the rsll
se~fss IN DO danger 81 al Of fsilisg. and
sill probably stand fer years 70 come,
though some brscing Of Il may be de-
'umintd upon As indicious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
rru LIBERALIZATION esDEREn.

ALI Ksehsuesd Voter. 10 be hfsfea
auru Durfss gEis Meath.
Alta meeting Of the Electoral Board
belle Yesterday evening 3 general regis
;rafion was ordered for the city CON-
sneDeine on the Esd Of September and
e1eirg September 2sth. RTery voter
viii have to be registered anew.
A special ACT Of Assembly gave the
Beard authority to or5er the new regis
trstioB.
The last general registration OF voters
Was shout ten years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
The lmer,on a ,ucee...

Style II Upright, to view which We
invited the public. has beer more "a
Worldly endorsed than any pisn'
trough, 10 Richmond for years. ETi-
Gently Mr.. Manly Ramos knows hoE
to selec; 8 good piano. Suppose you
step into the store next to the corner o.
Ninth and Main streets and hear this
beautiful instrument, for yOu Fili not
be iuportuDed 10 purchase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
sMoEK TRxx CIGARS
SMOKE TB1xY CIeARs.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or
L AZ IT B KT~R-E

MES. wINsICw's SOOTHING SYRUP
IS the prescription o. one Of the bcEi female
rl,s,clsns and nurses n tie United States,
al hak been usee for forty yeaS with
nevaT-faNDg safely and SUCCESS by NIL
lions q mothers and children. from the
feese miami O. ole week Old 10 The admit.
i oorrecis heici;y Of the stomach, relieve
" Id cole. regulates the bowels ana gives
resi-, health. sno comfort 10 mother ana
ch.-e. We beheve i The best and suresi
reuedy in The weird. IL 81 cases o. dysen-
fegy SID diairbpR IN children whether
arisrg from teeihing or from any oihel
cause. Fail directions 1ur using VIII SC
con Tany esch bOiLe- None genuine IN
jess The fac sfuile Of CURTIS & PERKINS
8 on lhe outside wrapper. Sod by a.
medicine cealer- Twenty-Five oeniss bot
lie. &c si-eodlw,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
Mr.. Neeaham'. Blbie- RsaalaE.

Rev. Thomas Needh.n viii give
smother Of his popular Biblereaainss
to-porrow afternoon. By special re-
Guest bis subject will be i" The Day Of
The Lord /; or, The Second Coming"
TIE service will probably De held in
he psrlors Of The Young Meas Chris
tisn Association, and will be for young
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
Touffre EeNu!fs.

Businessmen will prefer TO base their
action upon results actually attained
rather than TO form their judgment
upon estimates, however accurate.
Hence, tie careful attention Of every
person desiring liie-assuraDce is directed
to examples Of policies issued BY the
EQUITABLE. and actually maturing II
lss6, which will be furnished BY
PEYToN K ELLERsoN,
General Agents.
WILLIAM A. PRICE,
Special Agent,
81 east Main street, Richmond, Us,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
The 0nfirlsr.

All members Of The Outing Club and
sny member Of the Association who
can attend The outing to "ChstsEorth p"
bis afternoon will please take notice
that the bus will leave SEeeney's
stable At instead Of O'Clock as
announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Tie RICHMOND liss'sIsH
HAMILTON, September 5, lsso.
The trial Of Charley Crsndol, who
shot . colorsd man at - BuEzards'
Roost" some time ago, viii take place
n the County Court in . short time.
Judge Garrison VII preside in the case.
Tbs cid horse "a sho rsmsubered the
roll Of the drum" ~ given in your
fspsr short tine go. Sas the ANIMAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
SLIGHTLY ANTI-ENGLIsH.

PARIS, September 3.-Ihs RePsb-
hqse Eaneaiss, commenting on the
pubissbed correspondence between the
Car and Prince Alexander, says !:
" After the Cars reply the House Of
Bsttsnburg may be considered to have
ceased to reign in Bulgaria. That re-
ply also huniliatss England, whose Ia
mentstioas nobody regards. The events
IN Egypt proved Eneland's incurAble
egctism. France must arrive at an
entente oordiale With Russia. both on
the Mediterranean and IN the far East
against British inyasjcn.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
The InstaIfnent Plan.

Manly B. Ramos L Co., who O.
husiDefs On Main street. next 10 IA
conner 6 Ninth. believe they offer ease
arms than any house in ihe piano basi
ness. See them before spending an
hsId.esIned money for Pianos or Or
Ears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
Delegates 30 rhe Petersburg Cenvsn
ttOu.

tt0n.
Al meeting Of the Democrats o
Sussex held OF the courthouse, Sep
TENDER I'd, the following delegates and
sliernatss were appointed to the Con
gresslOnzl Convention to oe held IL
Petersburg, September 80, 1856:
Dslegstes--William 7. freeman, Joe
Crawford, 7. n. PEBBLES, n. II. lnmAn,
Jesse West, j. D. Owen, 3. r. Bird
song, and L. p. Hargrave.
Alternstes-A. 7. Dobie. r. Wacks-
nan. G. Z. Bobtitt, p. 4. Brown, r.
W. Chsppsll, d. A. Marks, George W.
Harrison, and S. c. Hood.
Rssolred- That the delegates present
cast the vote Of the county. and any
Democrat present from the county can
be substituted for kny absent delsgats.
Moved that these proceedings be sent
10 the Dixpafek aud Iader- lppsa1.
L. p. HARGRAvE, Chairman,
G. W. Jackson, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by Telegraph to TIE Dlspsioh.l
WASHINGTON. September Al 4.
M.-For Virginia, far, slightly warm-
Ct weafher, wiRds generally easterly.
For North Caroline, South Caro-
Ina, and Georgia, fair Teather IN the
interior. light local shOwers, easterly
winds, decided change in temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

The charge q selling liguor % nj
rors has been preferred against JEAN
Layia. who keeps bsr-roen On Ore
con Hill. lie has bren baased for his
sppssranee before the Police Court tais
Yrnrntnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

fRJDAI. september g. 1855.
sALEs-FIRsr BoASD.-l.oo Virginia
Pew Sc al s7z.. Loco do. Al 675s sss Viz
coupons new. at al.
sEooxD BoARn.-I, COO Virginia new SIS
at es.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
GRAIN AND oorro> EicuANGE.

GRAIN AND CoIToN E1CBsSGE.
RICHEoSD. September 1855.
oFrERIN0s
WHEAT.-Whife sl2 hgshe 6. Mixed
I4s bulbels. he'd, s22 bushels. Total
sss2 bushels
buEfels.
nATs.-1 200 bushels,
RYE.-7ez bushes.
sALEs EEFOKTED 70 SECRETARY,
WHEAT.-Nhite. les buEne.s CON non 70
very good 81 s. 10 SOC Aize1, - bnsaels
fatr 10 guos al 60 10 s2c- Red. E0s bushels
fair 20 very good LOngherTy 81 30 20 eec,
J zoe busheis good iCugDsTy on private
Toms: k9s bushels common 10 very good
Shoftberly AZ 20 20 sbc.
Cons White. ]. 500 bushels very good 30
prime ON private terms.
QAgs-N inter. ZIG bushels prime az 81 70
sec. spTiHE, IS bpsht = very good 81 sae
hgE-I42 bushels very good on pr. vale
ian s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

Re sure and take steamer Norwood
Sunday morning 10 City Point. Re-
freshments and music Oh board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
sNoKE THUy CIeARs.

TIE DISPATCH JoB-PTISTTSs HOCEK II
thoroughly equipped 10 90 a. kinds o
BOOK AND JOB-PKISTIEe III The EhOTiss,
notice..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

We quote: Fine, g.. 5oaS2.75; supsrnne.
ssRSs.25. extra, Ss50sfS.75; AMY saa
S4.bG: patent family. country, "a. 75as3-2s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
VIRGINIA MECHANICS iNSr1-
TCTE NIGHT ; HooI.
lPnrilrnily freA)

IRE next session cf this scsuci bextns
GiTOHkk avn. lsss with the following
cop ~ ffnrAefs 80 assistants:
a. ~. y rflifS9sInA, PrsDc psi o. be-
- In eBt % HecAA1scsl lad Arcn ectcr<
iGswiuE AID iIs,rucior Ia Eechsptca.
fhysscs anc Engineering
WJlLlAM l. reEfPAko, lDs-acior -
FJee-fand DraNtng
LY,S @. JSLEH- fns;rustos IN MAths-
uanus
= J. KiLpurF. Instructor In Boek-kssp-
irg
4. =. n. BrEswfx. instructor IN Arcns-
iecfural prsxibg and Assistant in No
chsnios. fbyslcs and kngipeenng-
GfutGF : cksNSHAw, ASSISTANT In
sarpcfcf N Architectural Drawing
J. ". LINN. Assistant Instructor In
Mechanical urhwlbE.
-Fut-ss Should be Insce So early ss po.s-
he. 81 u l. important 10 orgsnize ana
coup the clEssss BY the lasf week IN
e pie n Ter, 80 that work can begin the dAy
he school opens For further partscu an
ARMY 10 THOMAS ELLETT secreisry, a. ~
sif.rp iu tie institute building. No Is North
Ninth sire. L W. wHlfEhrksf,
Chairman COMMITTEES on Sighf rcnooiA
40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

R,ruuo,p sTo,kNcnAxsE.

FNIFFHNItf NftgF - ~ y ~
RALgIR ORE. ND. septs N Der a.-girginis
6s. consolidated. 81: new SIS 675z. new
lo-sOt. 90. Bio to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

No6UiRES SCHOOL,
W CANDLES MI
TIE twenty. second session opens 0GFs
TkMB.ER IS, 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

co and take your family on steans'
Norwood Sunday morning 10 o'clocs
and inspect the monitors 81 City Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
MARINE ISTELLiGEsCE.
PosT on RICHMOND, sEr1TEBEE 5, issl
AERIYKD.

$780, - - W-%hAN - . 80 . -
ARRIyKD.
Schooner Three FrieniS Rlggln. VII.
IniDgiO1, Del, railroad material, ". II
Schooner Care II. Cowsrt. Douzherty
Diamond Gee 4 nsh scrap, ALISON q Adj
son.
Schooner ". c. wickhkIa; steelmsn
Perth Amboy, railroad irSAs " u Sui'-A
BEert
Schooner A r. Kindbyrd Modnt, New
oTk, salt, X Y. v illsms Co
Schooner ". Dunuook, Hubbard. Bslti-
more. fertilizer, Southern fertllZng Com
Schooner J. 3. Yardusen. Booye, Phlls-
deluh q. coal s =. lsf1r0p son.
Schooner v. {. Carroll. Carr o. Fhlladel-
pa & coal, h p. Murphy.
sAILKD.
Steamship wyknoke, Hulphers- New y or
merchandise sDd passengers, George
siesH1er Pioneer. Tunnin. Phusdelpals.
merchandise and passengers J. v. AeCGr-
rex. agent
sIssmsr Arlel. Deyo, Norfolk, United
states mall merchandise and passengers
L. b. TatuIn. agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sEFT. s, 1856.
IBy telegraph
AERIyED.
Steamship Seneca, Walker New YORK
arc sailed fof " Isl Point with merchant s..
rfeamshlp Johns Hopkins. Foster, Pro-
violence. and sailed for West Point.
schooner samuel :. ThOTp, feArce, New
York, hight
schccrer q. D. Chambers, Lane, New
Yoif light.
SeLoUl er ". d. karvel, Keller, New York,
lght.
Said.
Steamship Crnigendoran (Br), Furiing,
Coon, Uniied States % Colombia. with coal.
Steamship kanByhs, Pesrce, New York
BEbt.
Schooner W. Il. Bailey, LOngstreeL New
York. with coal
schooner James b. Ogden, Fole, Bsitl-
u ore. light
schooner LehamRn Blew, Psrso2s Nor
folk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
A FIksT-CLAss THREE-MAsrED
SCHOONER FOR SALE.
rHrscBooyFg ANNE wAlr.acE

Ihh elhtocrh ANNIE sAk.iAAIfs
now living IN the harbor O. Norfoik. Tbs
Schooner is well built az the besf timber
and Ia suitable far trade o. the rivers 10
b sslern Nlfsfnis and On The Chess pea ke
lay. Her CO pae.iy - abocf three Thousand
bushels q, grHiu- she - Also suitable fof
shipping lnnber. She may BE- seen peAr
The befklcy flktA
JOHN n. JENKINS.
WILLIAM W. OH
a. ls-ss xxuAterk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

X AADVLfh-AA'-O N COLLEGE,
GsLASD, VA.
lNCORfOKATkD 1850.
, Iocs ton sixteen miles from hlch
on the main norih-hnc-souih line. Five
PASSENGER trains daily. Course OF instruc-
ion full, making q speciality OF the ENG
LISB LANGUAGE Expenses mofernte-
Next fession VIII com fneBce sEPfkM.
Bkk ID, 1856. FOR further information ap-
ply 10 RICHARD lRBY,
Secretary snt Treasurer. Ashland. Va. a.
so l2-eCdAwlm 4:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
MISS JoHNs0N'S SCHOOL FOR

MISS JDHNcbNiS cIutOL fVA
w YOUNG LADIES AND ChlLD1eN
VII open THURSDAY. sepie 2s. %
No sls west Grace street, corner Of Aonroe
street. The cay hss been changed. owing
TO an oversight that the 2sth fails 90 sat
uroay. For particulars the Principal can
~ sesD NJ her residence. SIS vesi Franklin
street, and eirc1lxz be seczrcd OF tho
hoOkgtores. ~ S-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
DARK SEMINARY,
DOANOKE COLLEGE,

poANoKE COLLEGE.
IA N TRk MOCSlAIys-
Two coUrss fCr degrce< speciAs attens
tiou 10 ing "a. fTccch snt German sSokea,
Iltrafy 1scseo volumes Bcst nornl
ara religiOzs a1aepces- Expeasss Or nine
months. (incsetifg fss>. board kc-.) eltos
STe. or SxcS. lDcrcss ~ patronage fro0
msDy STATES. ftnty -sO1rfh session oegtnD
SEf1EMhER l:rB. IL fatigue free. Atdru0
julius u. DRkIikk President, Hs,sn,
yfTRfnis ~ lc-ood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

Take steamer Norwood Sunday
morning 10 o'clock for City Point add
The monitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
"A MO.TE MARIA.
Grace street befgeen TEsnty second and
TVeDty-ihi streets.
kJCBMSSD. Va
The PATRONS OF this institution are respect
iGliy Ienlnced thai The ne scao,Attic year
hegirs On LIE FlRST MONDAY IN SEP
THNBIK. a. 24-socxW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

DUTLAND SCHOOL,
IL BANnysR COUNTY, VA
School opens glIsSf MONDAY IN 90
TtEfR ard cor ftpres Q tire fSfa
tosffcs limited ~ Stx. fof psriic1iaso
address
"a TiNBERLAKF ~ A. T. ofvsL
ke s-eodtfel sfies f<,~t-Dfr.ce-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04
ALExAxpER AT SOFIA.

SoEIA, September 3.-Princs Alex
andsr arrived here this morning. He
made . triumphal entry into the city,
escorted By the municipal suthoritiss
Of Sofa, VIA had gene two klometrss
outside The city 70 await his arrival.
Addresses u Welcome we're pressated
% Aiexssdsz in the great square 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

COTTON REPORT.
Market uomlual-Doihlng doing.
RICHMOND TOBACCO NNRkET,
sEITENBLg s ssa
The tobacco market s1iogas potaiag Of In.
ferpfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

cTscIxSAvL s<psembsr s.--F7our easier.
wbsnf stronger Ma q red es,c. ccru
sasssr; No. :, mixed sSc- cA.x easier So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

Roih schcols folly equipped with compe-
tent assistants. Get clrcVars from book
stores or fTom the principsl
&c l-W42a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

MRS. McGUlRES PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
Fifth session, Ia same buldiug. st sane
time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-06
THE STATE AT LARGE.

Noisy and Enthusiastic Celebration of Major
Steele's Big Victory.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION Nov. 5.-Marion is abaze tonight
with fire and enthusiasm. The greatest political
jolifcaton ever held here is in progress, and the
town is given over to the spirits of mischief
and discorc. The demonstration commenced
as early as 2 o'clock this afternoon,
when scattering delegations from the
out townships, with martial bands and tin horns,
commenced to arrive and parade the streets
Every incoming train disgorGed multitudes at
the depots, where they we're met and escorted to
the public square. Each of the eight counties
in the district is represented By from one hun
dred to eight hundred people. Peru, Wabash,
Huntington, Hardfort City, Portland. North
Manchester. Bluffton, Decatur-evcry hamlet
and village--has contributed is scores and hun
dreds.
Ats o'clock. Wabash, which contributed the
largest delegation, arrived in special train Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-06

uine coaches, loaded down to the platforms A
marked feature was the immense company sent
over from Kokomo, Russiavile. and other parts
of Howard country, which was Topped off by the
last Legislature to make Democratic district
At this writing the scene presented about the
public square is inspiring, and the tumult il
deafening. Business houses. without regard to
the politics of the proprietors, are brilliantly
illuminated, and the name Of George w. Steele
appears everywhere in brilliant lights and fam
ing colors. Long lines Of Chinese lanterns are
pending across the streets that bound the court
house, and the dome Of that structure is
afame with blue, red and white lights,
caused by prodical display of fireworks.
The din is deafening, and pandemonium.is hold
Ing high carnaval. There are present from
seven to twelve brass bands and as mary
martial bands are minglng their strains With
the screech OF horns, the ringing Of bells and the
rattle of fre-crackers Plug and beaver hats,
painted red, white and blue, minglo
with gorgeous and fantastic costumes
At the four corners Of the square ars
the hollow trunks OF immense sycamore trees
loaded with shingles and tar blazing skywar6
and contributing their brilliance. There ara to-
night such scenes and such confusion as Marion
has meyer seen before, and will probably not see
again. Men, women aud children appear to have
bdkcu HpcFdTH ledNo Ol bHSlr &6uSSSs
A speakers stand painted and decorated Ia
bright red, had been erected in front of the
courthouse, and at o'clock Mr.. Steele
was introduced. At his appearance
great shout went up, which wax continued for
several minutes Nom here ever received an
ovation that would equal it. He attempted to
speak, but single word was the signal for re-
newed and uproarious applause, which refused
to subside After ten minutes attempt Majow
| Steele saw it was useless to attempt TO address
the multitude and retired.
Hon. Milton Garringus then attempted to make
himself heard, but with no better success, aud
the oratoricri feature Of the demonstration was
abandoned.
The uproar was resumed the crowd surged up
and down the streets, the band played; boxea,
bales and barrels were piled high on
the bonfire. At half past 9 o'clock the
jollifcation is still at its height, and shows no
sign of weakness. There is no telling how late
into the night it will be carried on. Major
Steele and delegation of from FIVE hundred Co
thousand will go to Wabash tomorrow nghk
to assist the latter town in giving expression %
their happiness
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-06
THE LEGISLATURE.

List OF Members Shown To BE Elected on the
Face of the Returns.
On the face of the returns as at present at
hand the members elect of the next General As
sembly are given below. At Republican head
quarters the belief still prevails that Dr. S. c.
Taggart, Republican, has been elected Senator
from the district composed of the counties of
Clark and jefferson, and that recount of the
ballots will insure his election beyond doubt.
The Republicans likewise claim that tf~y will
have both the Representatives from Vigo, and
probably the one from the district of Verinillion,
Vigo and Sullivan
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-06
The Eighth District.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 5.-The correct majori
ties on Congressman are: For Johnston, Vigo,
804 Vermlllion, 800; Parke. 654 Montgomery.
I69 Fountain, 10. Lamb carried Sullivan by
965 and Clay by 40, leaving Johnston's majority
l,l26. The district is Democratic by T64 on the
Cleveland vote The change is, therefore.
nearly 1900 votes Beasley, the Democrats
candidate for joint Representative. is apparently
elected by less than 50 majority, and Meagher,
Democrat, in this county, by q.