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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
THE SIXTH DIsTRiCT.
Paul &. Edmunds, of Halifax. NOmi-
mated.
Special Telegram 70 tho DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBuRG, VA, August 1.-The Demo-
cratic Convention TO nominate a candidate TO
represent this dae Sixth district IN Con-
gress met 80 the Opera-llouse at IL O'Clock
to-day. District Chairman Z. a. Krise called
the convention 10 order, and Hon. William
n. Ellis, OF Montgomery, was elected tenn
pOrafy chairman.
Mr.. Ellis made a splendid speech on taking
the chair, and paid glowing tribute to the
memory Of the late Walter \. Johnson, who
presided over tire Democratic Convention in
the same hail two years ago. His tribute to
Cleveland and Thurman was graceful and
eloquent. and elected wild applause.
After the appointment OF committees the
convention recessed until =. n.
The convention was called 10 order some
time after 3 Z. NJ. The Committees on Gre
dentIals, Organization, and Resolutions re-
ported. aud the reports were adopted al.
most UNANIMOUSLY. william NJ. Ellis was
elected permanent Chairman, j. Morton
Specie, OF Bedford. was elected secretary,
and ;. Il. johnson, Of Lynchburg, sergeant
alarms.
On the call for nominations NJ. NJ. Martin,
OF Charlotte, MAS nominated by j. l.. Car
rington and the nomination was seconded
by w. ". Berry, OF Bedford, who stated
that his county had no candidate. Paul {.
Edmuuds, OF Halifax, was nominated by
Hon. III. 4. Edmunds0n, Of Halifax, aud the
nomination was seconded by J. Hampton
Hoge, OF Montgomery. Al this point Cap
tain e. Il Moorman moved an adjournment
10 81 O'Clock +. 81. Carried.
The convention was called TO order
promptly at 81 O'Clock. After some routine
business had been gone through With, w.
w. Berry offered the following resolution 10
show, az he expressed il, that the Democracy
Of virginia know no North, South, East, or
West, but recognized this as u union OF the
whole people:
Resoiued, That this convention Is deeply
affected with the serious illness OF General
Phil. II. sheridan, commander OF the armies
OF the Union, aud sympathiZe with his family
in tbeir sad affection.
This resolution was carried amid great APP
plause.
Before the first ballot was finished It was
moved aud seconded that the nomination OF
Paul c. Edmunds be made unanimous;
which was carried with wild applause.
A beautiful miniature ship, covered with
flowers artisticAliy arranged by Mrs. Il. +.
Emerson, decorated the tabls OF the pre-
siding officer. IL bore the names OF Cleve-
land and Thurman in artistic letters, and
was surmounted with an imitation OF red
bandana.
Among the prominent persons on the
platform were Judge j. j. Allen. OF Bote-
tourt; Hon. S. Griffin, OF Bedford; CorDin
NJ. Reynolds. OF BOtetourt; Wood B0nldin,
Jr.. Of Halifax; and William Nj. Murrell,
commonwealth attorney OF Campbell cOun-
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02

PORT OF NEWPORT Ngws August i.is4
ytelegraphi
AKgfvKn
steamer Old Dominica. Couch, Richmond, and
sailed for Now fork pse Norfolk. pisrchancsc,
schooner W. X Downs. Norfolk. 70 had coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
HANOVER MATTERS.
Death or william Campbell - The
Soldiers Monument.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ASHLAND, August l, 1898.
Mr.. William Campbell, son OF Hugh
Campbell, Esq, superintendent OF schools
for Hanover county, died this morning at
bis fathers residence, "Glen Csirne," about
ten miles from this place. Mr.. Campbell
was one Of our most esteemed young men,
and his death will be serious loss to the
county at large, as we'll a. TO his family. The
funeral will take place tomorrow Thurs
dayj from his former home.
The granite monument for the soldiers
sectlon in the Ashland cemetery is nearing
completion. The contractor was here b-day
making arrangements 10 raise the shaft. IL
will be sixteen feet high, with suitable IN
scription. The Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton who raised the money for It deserve the
highest praise. TIE unyeiling will take
place about tue middle OF this month, and II
Is probable that Governor Lee will deliver
the address.
The eolored Baptists Of this vicinity are
holding hrge protracied meeting al Jeru-
salem church, about four miles from Ash
laud. The Rev. Anderson Taylor, pastor Of
shiloh church, OF this village, who has just
returned FROM the international Baptist Con-
yeniion, held in London, Eng. is In attend
ance.
Ashland is enjoying quite building boom
now. Ten new houses are In the course OF
erection. Mr.. Gary Is having brick store
and warehouse built on the site OF bis former
store that was burned IN the large fire that
visited this town early in the spring. All OF
our hotsls are full, and but few rooms can
be had IN clearinghouse. RAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02

Death Comes 30 a Man from the Fail
of a Bank OF Earth.

Joseph Langhorne, Sometimes called Lang
ston, a native OF POWhntsn county, but for
ten months a resident II Richmond, died
Yesterday ST $50 T.. n. from injuries re-
ccved while working in trench on Broad
street between Thirtieth sud Thirty-firat
Deceased, with other laborers, was engaged
taking up an Old city culyert TO make room
for new one. He was IN an eXcayatcd
place about seven feet below the surface OF
the ground aud by removing the bricks OF
the old culvert had weakened the walls OF
earth, causing large slice to tOpple down
from one side, burying him beneath il. He
was soon released, but the weight upon his
stomach had been so great tina. 1t caused
great injuries. -,
Langhorne bad medical attention and all
the care that could be given him, but to no
avail. Is be soon died.
Coroner TAYLOR viewed the body and
learned these facts from witnesses and then
delivered II to the city authorities, who made
arrangements to give It burial.
Deceased was shout thirty years OF age
and was unmarried. Sewed UP in his shirt
in red-nannel bag were number OF pieces
OF slssafras aud other od0rf1rous woods, be-
lleved 10 have been worn by him AS charm
against the arts OF the coniurer and the de-
vices Of the devil.
Unhapphy for him, however useful they
NAV have been IN other directions, they
were OF no avail against the accident which
belel him and caused his desth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
TIE JUTE TRUST.
The Cotton-PrOducing section Mt Its
Mercy.
by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS, August LIT now seems that
the lutte combine has secured sufficient con-
troll OF the Observation-Disclosures 10 control
the market. 1t is claimed that Warren,
Jones q Gratis are at the head OF the trust,
and they decline TO deny or affirm the state
ment. They own the southern aud Standard
mills OF st. Louis and the mills at Muncie.
Ind Several Of the largest eastern mills are
In the combine, the most prominent being
l.. Waterbury Il Go. and Neyins & Co., OF
Boston. The mills shut down are at st.
Louis, Peru, Iud., the Crescent Jute Com
pany, New Orleans; W. j. Tspp & Co..
Louisville; Hart Bagging Company, Brook
lyn, n. y, aud q number OF small mills ~
Illinois and indiana. The output Of all the
mills IS 10000, 900 yards Of bsggiDg, suffi-
cieut 10 cover crop OF 100000 bales OF
cotton. The present cropis expected TO ex-
coed 1000, 900, aud the demand for bagging
will be brisk. The Ludlow Bagging Com
pany, Of Boston, Is the only concern
OF any magnitude running independ-
entity, and ils output Is but G,006,-
900 yards, nearly all OF which has already
been placed at about cents. The price
fixed by the combine Is Iii cents, or an sddi-
tional clear profit OF II cents per yard.
There l. no scarcity Of raw material TO JUS
tify the increase. but the cotton-produeing
section seems to be at the mercy OF the COM
bine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02

chesapeake and Ohio and Wisconsin, Central
railroads. tor the many courtesies extended
70 TIE delegates and neubers u this division
while en- route 10 the Minneapolis Couven-
uou, and at the sstne tine We condemn and
dlsapproye OF the u,anner ~ which they
were treated by tie officials OF the Cincinna,,.
indianapolis, ST. Louis, and Chicago raj.
way.
The following resolution was then unanl-
mously endorsed.
"That we, the Traveller Protective As-
soclation OF the United States, In national
convention assembled, pledge ourselves TO
stand unfalter1neiy for the interests OF the
organization, and that we further pledge
ourselves 10 solicit the aid Of our employers
and shippers generally in diyerting business
10 those channels OF transportation friendly
10 our Interests by al fair aud honorable
means when 50 ordered"
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Rcsoived, That a committee Of three be
appointed 70 see our merchants, iobbcrs, and
manufacturers 20 secure their membership 10
our association.
The Chair appointed Messrs. 9. ". Phil
lips, A. T. Abcrnethy, and W. d. Courtney as
such committee.
The Chair sanounced that be was now
ready 10 receive nominations Tor president,
20 till the unexpired term Of Mr.. HARDWOOD,
resigned. and Sir. W. r. ID. Gascoyne was
unanimously elected.
Mr.. John II. White was unanimously elect
ed member Of the Board Of Directors tsce
w. X. u. Gascoyne. elected president.
/. Is evident from the above facts that
the Virginia Division must have the coopera-
ton OF our merchants or else they Will baye
% abandon the work they have undertaken 10
establish, ard there Is no doubt that they
have accomplished much good, not only for
themselves aud those whom they represent,
but fer the commercial prosperity az our
State; and in view Of the worthy objects OF
the ASSOCIATION. In view Of what they have
accomplished alone and unaided, OF what
they are seeking 10 accomplish, they are enn-
lied TO the cordial cooperation aud support
Of our manufacturers and iobbcrs. II was
through their unfiring Efforts that
the Piedmont and Atlantic Coast lines is-
sned Joint mileage-book, good over their
entire " stems. and that the Chesapeake aud
Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, aud Richmond
and Allegheny railroads reduced their mile
sye-b books 70 TWO cents per mile. They be.
licve that the only reason the Travellers
Protective ASSOCIATION have not had thesym-
patty and assistance during their paSt strue-
giles is that their objects and achievements
have never been fully aud fairly placed be-
fore our merchants. IL isthereforeboped that
this division may be able TO pass their pres
ent crisis in safety. and that our merchants
m the light Of the foregoing statements will
be able 20 see that In thus lending to the In
fuence OF this organization their added
weight, which increased membership must
necessarily give them, they VIII be subsery-
inc their own interests, which, so far a. the
objects Of the Travellers Protective Assocta-
ton is concerned, are identical with their
own.
After the transaction Of Other important
business the meeting was adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
baseball Yesterday.

kDy trt0hA~fe " s-4' DinbcNh-i
Philadelphis:
Athletics .........f 100000 0--2
kansas City ......o 0 o 0 O 0 0 o Iii
-hits-A Athletics, 8; Kansas City. Z.
Errors--Athleties 2; Kansas City, 4. Bat.
teries-Blair and Robinson; Porter and
Donohue.'
Baltimore:
Bsitimores .........1 002010 0 o. 4
IousyiIles. ........0 32OIfS0x-10
Base. hits altlmores, G. Louisvilles. IL.
Errors -Baltimores. A.; LouisyiIlcs, s. Bate
Walker and Cautzi Stration aud
Cook.
New York:
New Yorks. ...00i11o0 0--5
WHhIngt0us. .....0 000102 IA
Base-hits--New Yorks, 10; Washingtons,
6. Errors-New Yorks,-0; Washipgtons,
3. Bstteries-Beeie and Ewing; Widncr
and Mack.
Brooklyn:
Cincinnatis. .........0 0 0 20 / 0 0 t-2
Brookiyns ..........0 0 0 2 l l ks
Baye.hits-C incinnstis, A. Brooklyns, III.
Errors -Cincinnaiis, 6; Brooklyus. 4. Bat
ieries-YlaGN aud Baldwin; CarrGtbeTs and
Busbong.
Clcveland
~. LOllis... ........l v " y l l.
Cleyelands. .......0 0 0 o 0 0 . 0 l. 3
Base hits-St. Louis, o; Cleyelands, 3.
Errors-st. Louis, 81; Cleyelsnds, .. Bat
teries-King and Mlligan; Bakely aud sny-
der.
Boston:
Bostons.... ..........1 900 90 l 0 "a
Philadelphia ........2 o o 0 0 , 0x-4
Base-hIts- BOstons, 4; Phhdclphias. 8.
Errors ostons, 3; Philadelphias, 2. Bat
teries- Sowders and O'Rourke; Bufington
aud Clements.
Cbicag0-Twelye inniHgs:
ChicagOs ......0 . o l 900 0 0 o.
Pittsburgbs.. o . 0 2 o O 0 o 0 0 o 60
Base-hits - Cbicagos, 5; PIttsburghs, II.
Errors Chicsgos, 3; Pittshurghs, 3. Bat
teries-Baldwin aud DAILY; Calvin and
Miller.
Detroit:
etrOits..............1 0 1000 90 OIL
indianapolis .........0 | 0 0 0 / 2N-A
Base-hlts - DntrOits, 3; Indianapolis, 6.
ErrorS-Detroits, 5; indianapolis. l. Bat
teries- Gruber and SutclIife; Shreye and
Myers.
Especial telegram 70 the Diepatch.l
NORFOLK, August 1.-The game between
the Norfolk and Richmond Clubs was won
by the former-NorioIk eight runs, Rich
mOnd tive runs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRk.

NEW Yosx. August LECTION easy; ss,es To-
day l79 bales; uplands, ~ i5-,se.; OrfeAns.
II ii-i6c. nss rccsipta, sss balos: exports-to
Grcss Britain, CAS- bsies; STOCK, ts0.l4x naios.
Southern nour Qsjef and nrmly hem. Wheat
Cash rose lslH all nrcund. closing nrm: sfade
very modsrats; options opened strong and sseyss.
higher. later adsanccd tslxe more. sftss-
wxds dropped bs:k hsAe,, bat closed hrn
after active speculation; No red, August
sis. s9s,sc-: September. sshc.: October. gxs
DbSe. ccrn--Cssh hake highor and onty
moders:eiy active; options sdysncsd kaAo.
early. Afterwards sod up 70 Aaic-. ctstng arm
nj tho best; No. 4, August Assa4ko; sop
tsmber. s,<assc- October, ~ ~ Slac osts.-
Options active ana Askc. higher caeh i'd
vsnced Askc. closing nrm No n Auwusk
sAnNAc: september, 0kaSs*c.: No Z spot,
s8a'Hko elevator. ~. delsvere4; m,xst.
wrs@sru. nssox Hops qaisx coffee--SpSt lair
kio nofninai q ~: opsisns openod $sle posutg
sowar later recovered l0At5 po.n1 ana c&nsed
nrs; No. ktA Augus& 90 toefl4te; Hepesms
lair rennins. six. sefsed duh; @, 4efxe.;
on a. G<c; uosld 4, 7Ha &olretpe Avn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
An Expired Railroad Combine.

kpg koitblhpu " Tue Ll3phl-u-l
CHATTANOOGA, August 1.-The organiza-
ton Of the Southern Railway and Steamship
Association expired last night by limitation,
and the southern freight pool no longer exc
lists. The Louisville and Nashville and Queen
and Crescent lines have notified all the roads
that they will not join IN any effort to re0r-
ganlze the association. OF course, this means
rstc-war, and il is not far of. II is under
stood that the southern roads will meet the
cut OF the western lines TO southern points,
which will enable the southern markets 10
compete with those OF the West. The dis
tributlng element In the Southern Trans
portation Association has been the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, which WAS not member
OF the association. This line cut rates, but
under peculiar arrangements is competi-
tors, chiefly the Louisville and Nashville,
were not allowed TO meet the cut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
THE MILLS TARiFF BILL.
Republican Finaneters Attempting
Its Dissection.
nv Telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, u. c., August l.-There
was full consultation OF the Republican
members Of the Finance Committee OF the
senate to-day over the tsrin bill, including
senator sherman, who IL not on the sub
committee. The measure Is substantially
completed and in print, though no feature
of it has absolutely passed beyond the pr0ba-
bility OF change, and IL is now not expected
that Il will be reported for week. Mean
While hearings will be granted 10 any inte-
rests which present themselves. Among
the people heard to-day were representa-
tives OF the New LinOleum Manufacturing
Company, OF Kearney, New Jersey. They
said they had expended about 100000 in
their plant. and are ouly just ready to begin
operations, proposing to open the works
next week, snd ultimately 10 give employ
ment TO about 1900 men. The Mills bill
cuts down the tariff on llnOleum from 40 ~
% per cent. ad yalorem, which they repre-
sent effects a discrimination against them. all
things considered. OF four and iorty-iYe hum
dredfhs cents on the square yard, az compared
with the present cost OF the foreign product
OF like grade. The total loes by reason OF
the 10 per cent. reduction proposed by the
Mills bill is seven and one tifih cents, but
there are concessions made by putting GER
tain raw material on the free list aud re-
ducing the duty on the others, which makes
the total discrimination as stated. Western
wool men were also heard to-day, favoring
in substance a 10 per cent. advance on the
wool tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
VIRGINIA DIvIsIoN, r. PA.
Proceedings az the Special Session
Last Night.

Pursuant 20 call issued by the Board Of
Directors q special session OF the Virginia
DIVISION % the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation was he1 At FOrd's Hotel last night
and WAS called TO order by w. x. II. Gas
ooyne. president, al 1880 O'Clock; II. L.
HirsbOeTg, secretary.
The CHAIR announced that under the IA
iional constitution State divisions are only
REQUIRED b. meet In annual sessions and the
board Of Directors have ABSOLUTE control over
al mstitrs apperalnng TO the good and
welfare Of the associstion, but that their
power ceased at such time as it became
necessary 10 elect president, aud that,
having accepted the resignation Of President
HARDWOOD, it became Necessary 20 call a
special session for the purpose Of choosing
his successor aud 10 take whatever action
they deemed proper upon the report OF the
National Convention At Minneapolis last
Jrue.
The secretary then submitted a report OF
the proceedings OF the Minneapolis ConYen>
sian, together with the report OF the Ma
ticna Board ofDirectors, IN which detailed
account was given Of The progress made 10y
the associaiiOn. together with The working
OF the ,nsufaRee feature added last Deem
Der aud which had proved q grand success.
This report further showed thdN the receipts
fpt Ahf sN3f NhNih- Ohht I'D 1000 WIZ
Sg,077. ~ and the disbursements for The same
period ~. 0S5.02, and liabilities 10 date
smouniingto S3,40I.54.
10 order thai these liabilities should be
promptly net IL was uaanim0uslY resolved:
1, That each State division he required 20
raise an amount equal 10 one dollar for each
member IN their division IN good standing,
esd that the saue be forwarded AZ once
10 tbe pasioDsl treasurer. This SUN, how
ever. n not 10 DC considered ~ any part OF
The assessment due July l, iSSS.
9. 1ha, the Office Of president he con-
Quoted without shy salary for the ensuing
war. and thai the salary Of the secretary be
reduced 10 $500 per auntnl.
3. Taat on and after March ], 1883, tbe
dues OF ibe National Association ne raised
10 e., rs The present. expenses c'pnot ce mel
With toe present dues Of ~ per annuin.
II wss moved and carried thai The report
he spread upon ME minutes OF tbs meeting.
Tue following resolution was then oitsfeo
BY secretary Hsrsbbers, and, on mouop'
unanimously adopted:
hesolosa, TbAfs vote Of thauks be extend
Cd 20 the general passenger agents q We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
Teiegraphic Brief rs.

Yellow.feyer has appeared in the interior
OF Cuba.
A colored national editors association met
at Nashville yesterday.
Emperor William OF Germany and Count
Herbert Bismarck are at Freidsrichrube.
The Catholic Total-Abstnence Union OF
America met in Boston In eighteenth annual
session yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
Marriage OF Tr. Crew and Miss
HrnnHf0rd.

Many friends and relatives Of the con-
tracing parties gathered at Pine-Street
Baptist church last night az 8 O'Clock to
witness the union OF Mr. William Hall
Crew, Jr., and Miss Irene Bransiord. The
ceremony was impressively performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Hutson, Dir. Herbert Rees
presiding at the organ. The bride was very
becomingly attired in white cashmere en-
train. with veil aud orange blossoms. and
carried & lovely bouquet OF white roses.
The follOwiug-named gentlemen acted as
ushers: Messrs. Arthur King (best MANI,
Frank EllysoD. James bradshaw, w. b.
Daniels, Morgan Dance, and W. Z. Cullen.
This happy young couple have large cir
Gle OF friends, who attested their good
wishes by many haad come and useful pres
EMS.
This is the first marriage that has taken
place in this beautiful edihce since its COM
piciiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
In the Amusing Comeaiettao of 50 Used
up.',

Sir Charles Coldstream, blaze man OF fashion,
Is made 70 deprecate everything in which every.
body else Is supposed 10 take an interest, with
the ianguid remark that there is really nothing
in itD he eyon extended this criticism 70 rhe
crater OF Yesuyius, down which he LOOKED. but
saw "nOthingin it.n such characters are ecsrcer
on thls side OF the Atlantic than abroad. but they
exist here notwithstanding. such men need
"filip 70 nature" 70 incidentally stimulate their
faded appetite. overcome their iassitudc. aud ro-
new the zest Of existence. They and others upon
whom tho worlds enfosments ars beginning pre-
matarely 70 pan VIII nnd hostesters stomscn
Bitters a wholesome aud speedy renewal Of yfgor
end health Appetite eturns. dyspeptic and
bilious symptoms disaIpesr. the nerves grow
strong, and the hour OF retirement Is unfrnnght
with apprehension OF un3asy reposs whoa this
snperiaiive tonic Is employed ltremedios foyer
and ague. rheumatism, and kidney troubles.
an 2-ThtwtsaATu