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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

Nav YORK. september 2I-The stock market
Was moro active to-day - we'll a. dccliedV
stronger, though the inaprovemont resulting was
conAnei principally o. leW stocks which mo
nOpouzed the Interest iaSon IN speculation
There we're reports Of trosis IN he south which
led 10 better ieeling IN southern stocks. aud
these sccur tics we're favcnfcs in tbs rise WITH
the exception OF Norfolk and Western. in which
disapq. lntmcnl over ulc rate " dividend hsd
Weakening effect The great feature ~ She day
WAS new knglsnd. which. vhilo arm 20 strong All
day. made sharp spirt Ia the last hour AMI
scored The largest advance q ihe day. There
was 10 development on properly except
q az ia the last hour. Whom the advance
vas made report Was received from
Boston that the company mad voted 10
isl ne a. needed $50 ,hares u preferred
stock 60 pay for al iitional equipment. ihis vas
not exactly bull argument on stock, bnt IL
seemed e. hayc DO effect iu restricting an upward
movement Among mo inactive ttr,ks there
were marked advances la On. sapeako and Onio
Certificates aud the Big Four, tho later being
hclpel ~ the reports - IN incroasc in the jiYl-
doud rate Ia the near future. and the former by
lie pguaycots ~ better business from union
Of Interests with ihe Bag Pour. he bustnea- Of
de day amounted 20 20. ~ stares. The ist -
invariably higher this evening and View England
rose i. Richmond AMI We~t Point preferred
an ! East Tennessee preferred per cont each,
Northern Pacific prsicrvei u, LOUISVILLE and
Nashville ~. Chesapeake ana ONO hrst pre-
ferred u. HocxiRg valley aud Oregon fraue-
continental ~ ca h, Manitoba ~, ald others
ewnilor amounts.
NEW YORE, se,temrpr o. NooE- -sfocfs weak
ard un-eliod. Money easy a. ialA. kxchange--
Long. 4oi5a: short, A. Governments dull and
siaadv
MISUNDERSTANDING Guiat. steady and easy.
Money easy AZ hs2 per cent Snb-lreasuryba-
snces-Com. s'5lSi2HO. currency. lN%'.eR.
Governments dull; per cons, i23s; ~ per
con 4 O. Ian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

City. and atelcgram that the sheriff spossc
from Brownsville is fastening to Rio
Grande City. :,
The State Rangers from Hempstead
passed here yesterday for Bio Urande
CITY. The Governor received late last
evening long dispatch from General
Stanley asking about the situation at
Rio Grsnde City and advising that the
War Department had given orders for
the protection OF the people by the
troops ut Fort Ringgold. 80 that rein
forcements were ordered. Tho Gov
ernor thinks that there is by this time
ample State troops, with the Ringgold
forces, to meet all requirements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
stactuC in the Mud.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by telegraph 20 the Dspatch.l
NFw YORK, September 26. The rains
of Tuesday night made the track of the
Brooklyn Jockey Club a sea of mud to-
day.
First race-three quarters of a mile
Banner rearer won; Sorrento second,
Speedwell third. Time, 1:17l.
Second race-ono and one quarter
miles-Fovor won; Tristan second,
Huntress third Time, 2:l5.
Third race-one and one eighth
miles-KiDg Grab won Montague Sc
cond. Marauder third. Time. ?.
Fourth Iace--one mile and one fur
long-Bessie June Won Eurus second,
Aurelia third. Time, 2:0l}.
Fifth receive eighths Of a mile
Eccola (flly) won; Cracksman second,
The Tartar third fine, 1:o5,.
Sixth race one mile-Una 3. won
Pasta second, Refund third. Time,
49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
RrCHMoND TOBACCO nARKgr.

SEPTEMBER ~, 1855
Business wss better to-day. With sales Of about
thirty bri mt wrappers on Change, Wniie there
arc Indications Of more doing privately scssrs.
n. y. Bowman. Of Lynch5urE, and 3. n Duto. Of
Durham, were On the mGriot to-day. Tho past
few days give a brighter outlook 70 business alto
eelhor. The interior markets are higher, win
icut receipts and Ne naturally hook AZ mis- se y
sou for a better rradcfn Rics mond, wherO Tho re-
ordered stocks Of the interior are chiefly concen-
traei.
The election Of inspector IS quietly an absorb
ing interest and few venture an opinion az %
VINO tho fortunate ono will I've, although the can
yass M 9 b0sa eloso ono and all three csndi-
dates arc popubr with tho trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
A Mouey-Oounter IneuIpated.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Mrs:
Erpestine Becker, one of the Oldest and
most trusted counters in the redemption
division of the Treasury, was found $944
short in her cash and has been dismissed
from the service after making good the
deficiency. She was appointed IN 1860
law President Johnson. Her duty was TO
count worn out mutilated notes sent to
the Treasury for redemption. The mat
ter has been laid before the United States
District Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
Earthquakes Followed By lightning.
fBy telegraph % the Dispatch.1

GUAYAQUIL ria GALVESTON, Septen-
Der 26.-Two severe shocks of earth
quake were felt here last night at
$40 o'clock, lasting about two min
utos. The shocks were followed by
flashes OF lightning. At this time
of year lightning has been unknown
heretofore. Reports of the damage done
have not been received. The people are
panic-stricken. At Helena, Ecuador, q
sharp shock Of earthquake was felt last
night about the same time as at Guaya-
anil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

Row., Ga, September 26.--The Rome
and Decatur railroad case was concluded
to-day by Judge Maddox ordering the
road 10 be delivered by ID. Callahan,
contractor, to Judge z. 7. Dorsey's re-
ceiyer, who appointed Major Il. A. Bacon
his superintendent, and possession was
taken by the receiver at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
The rwitchmen's Convention.

ST. LOUIS, September 26.-The
Switchmen's Association adjourned this
afternoon and will meet again next year
mt Columbus. Ohio, the third Monday
in September. The plan of federation
Is proposed by the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotiye Firemen at Atlanta, Ga, was
unanimously adopted. The knights of
Labor viii be taken in, but only so far
as they can identity themselves with the
various railway organizations. They
will not be taken as Knights of Labor,
but as railway employees only, and the
order of Railway Telegraphers will be
admitted on the same terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
rnt rhi. out.

and remember that when you come 10
the Exposition Julien BIniDrds store,
1902 east Man street, two doors below
the Dispafch office, is the place to re-
port and receive hospitality, outside Of
obtaining from him the best Groceries,
Liquors. Cigars, &c. &C, &c. Mr.. Bin
ford will have a private desk for his
friends and strangers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
Cuilty md Sentenced.

IBy Angl0-Amerfcan cable TO the Dispstch.I
DUBLIN, September 26.-Ihe trial
took place to-day Of John Redmond,
member of Parliament for Wexford,
who, with his brother, William Redmond,
member of Parliament for Fermaugh,
and Edward Walsh, was arrested at
Wexford for offences under the crimes
act. The accused was found guilty and
sentenced to five weeks imprisonment
without hard labor. The trial OF Ed
ward Walsh. editor of the Wexford PeO-
pie, has been postponed until Noyem-
her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
A Rrttfah Victory.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch-l
SUAKIN, September 26.-The rebels
TO- day made an attack upon the water
fort. They were repulsed with severe
losses by the heavy artillery fire OF the
British. One British gunner was killed.
The gunboats continue firing into the
rebel camps. Deserters report that there
is much sickness in the camp, and
cholera has broken out at Kratpuham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
TeIexrapAtc Flashes.

Justice Matthews, of the Supreme
Court, is i'll with catarrhal diarrh9a.
A severe storm prevailed yesterday and
last night along the coast near Boston.
There was one death from yellow-feyer
at GAINESVILLE, Fla, yesterday evening.
General Harrison addressed large
delegation OF visitors in Indiana yesser-
day.
Phny w. Reasoner, the noted Florida
horticulturist and botanist. is dead from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE. KY, September26.- First
race-six furlongs-Finality won Maori
second, Dick Delaney third. lime,
II7t.
Second race-one mile Birthday
won; Tenacity second, Catalpa third.
Time, 1:i2i.
Third race-six furlongs-IIindoocraf
won; Nyleptha second, Julien third.
Time, 1916.
Fourth race-seven furlones-Tom
Nichols won Go Lightly second, Ten
Strike third. Time, 1871.
Fifth race-nine furlonPs-Comedy
won Overton second, Osceols third.
Time. LOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
A Break for Ltberty-Two Atfied.
fRx tela0ranh 10 the Disuat.hi

DALLAS, Tex, September 26.-Five
white conyicts made break for liberty
here yesterday. Two were killed, two
got away. and one was recsptured. Tho
convicts were under lease to the Mis-
souri, Pacific, and five were taken by one
guard some distance from where the
main body was at work. The guard was
armed with q double-barrelled shotgun
and killed John Davis and Chris Wells.
The third he pursued and captured. The
other two swan the Trinity river and
disappeared in the timber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
cniIdrea TO be sent Back.
fBr telegraph % the Dlspatch.l

NEW YORK, September 26.-The
twenty-one little girls ranging in age
from nine TO fourteen years, who were
brought here yesterday by Mormon
elders from Europe on the steamer Wis
consin en- route to Salt Lake City, were
ordered to-day by Collector Magone to
be sent back TO Europe on the return
trip of the Wisconsin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
Death OF John II. Bibb.

ToT0VIdI IoI6LIIIII 70 IIV I7I7VA''I'I
CHARLorTEsvILLR, Va, September 26.
Mr.. John H. Bib, an aged gentleman
OF this place, died in Stanton this
morning. Mr.. Bib was well known
throughout this section and had held
many positions of trust in the business
community. BE was postmaster at the
University Of Virginia for more than
twelve years. He leaves Il widow and
three children-a son. Mr.. A. z. Bib,
now postmaster at the University of
Virginia, and two daughters, Mrs. Ora
dy, of Baltimore. and Mrs. Dubose, wife
of DR.. Dubose, of the United States
navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
sonntor Daniel warmly Congratu'
lated.
Ispecial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 inc DaSP".0"'
WAsHISaroS, ID. c., September 26.-
senator Daniel made an able argument
This afternoon on the tariff He left the
beaten track and treated the subject In
new and original manner his speech
is pronounced by senators OF both SIDES
a powerful effort. and he was warmly
concentrated ut its conclusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

ATLANTA. GA, September @. Police
man Vial was shot and fatally injured by
an unknown burglar early this morning
He was guarding the store IN which the
bnyolar was supposed 10 DO waiting for
another patrolman TO come TO hrs assist
snce when he was shot in the breast.
The murderer escaped-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

fBy telegraph 70 mo Dispalon., -
WASHINGTON, September N.--Ihe
President to-day nominated Ciyil-SeryiSc.e
Commissioner John Ii. Oberly, OF In
pois. TO be Commissioner OF Indian Al
fairs rice John ID. 9. Atkins, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

INV Y0Hx. September 2G.-cotton steady:
sales, 1906 bales: uplands, 10 7-idc. Orleans,
10 9-lGc net receipts. IS. t52 bales; exports--to
Great Britain. sS3 bales: 10 contlnent, IS Bales
stock, 2ti223 bales. Southern Hour CON men
TO fair extra, So, y5asa15: good 20 choice. - o5a
September, tL0laSl0i'f; October, ti.0lafLolA;
November, Sl0ga asi.054. Corn 1se lower, bat
active. SepteTn oer sic. October, 5ias2i4c.. No
vember. 81 xaS21c. Oats easier: September,
2gkc.; October, 294a29Hc.: November, aga
S0Ec. No. = sOt. 2Jk A2S}ac. Hops qulet and
nrn. Coreo--Options closed steady; Sepsem-
Der, sisafal0: N0vem Der, su.5oasil55: Do
cember, tll.NhSlLa0: spot Rio steaiy Sugar
duli; rohnet auics and steady. Aoiasses MONT
nal Rice nrta. COttoa-ssed oil nrm. kosip
quiet ana steady. Turpentlne oasier az AKA
axe. Wool Arm. Pork steady Beet suoSx.
Petroleum quiet end steady: refined, 13c Lard
lower and very dull: western steam. fios5; Oc-
BALTIMORE
BALrmoRx. Nh. September ed.--Cotton dun
aad nominal: middling. foAai0ssc. Flour nrn
and fairly active Wheat--So1tnern rrm and
higher; Fultz e0c. at1.0B; Longberry. sloisti.05:
spot pakc.: October. 93AsSkc; Docombcr,
siasi.O0h. corn-southern scsrce and nominal;
white, 5SA:fc. yeIiow, 6>s6sc; wcstern cuies snd
lower: mixed. spot o0%c.: October. ssSs
soc: year, siAa4oc.s January. f4satftsc. Osts
irTner: southarn and pennsy.varia, anSsc. I;
western white. 8n,sc.: western nlixed, sieSsn.
kye nrmcr a esas4e Lay quiet and steady /;
steady Sess- pork. 1Af,afis. Lard henned.
s11sn Butter qnies and steady: vesscrn. pacx.
cd, l6alyc creamery, 3la2sc. Eggs firm and
higher az isxa.ckc. Peaoisum sio<1ys nsnnod.
sAc. Co1sodull and sseAtys NO. carEoe& fafr,
l5ai6s1 SUGAR sieadyi Aseil ne; ornpsrrs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
A NeMsnaper.oGIce Burned.

Special telegram % the Dispatch.I
WAvEBLY, VA, September 26.-The
Office of the Claremont Herald, with all
presses, type, and supplies, was con-
sumed by fire last night. Loss, $1,000.
Cause of fire unknown. No insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

The Marshall-Wsrd Democratic Club
will hold meeting at their rooms, No.
24l2 east Broad street, tonight at 3
o'clock for important business. A full
attendance is earnestly desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
Rarr1nnsE sroGR NApKEr

BALTIMORE. No, September 2G-vngina
rnst-du- coupons, %: 10. new Is, 3qai0 do.
i08Js, 3J}4 N3rih Carolina 6s, old, ~. BID to
Cay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

WEDNESDAY,. september 20. 1881
sALEg-gIRsr BOAsD-lO0 United states As at
iggH; 1000 Richmond city 5's u@W a. i0i4.
SECOND BOAEo. 100 Chesapeake AMI Ohio
railroad Glass B., with November, l:s6, coupons
on al so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cosHrcrIos yHgRtwiTH TIE
wEATHER IgpfcAYIoNs
Record OF the Fsv York and Richmond
stosk Fxchsnges Flour, Got
tos, Neat, and ofbor Quotations.
nv televrar,h 70 tne DispAtch.l

,------, WASHINGTON. d. C., September To-
sSllR For Virginia, fair. stationery tempera-
lure, followed by slightly cooler Thurs
day night: westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D gyKcuTED AT TaE plsRArOH-RRIaTs
ISG~h0CSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
PERSONAL.

I YING AT CITY MORGUE, BODY
IL of WILLIAM A. HUFFMAN. Of Hanover
county. Va lie died at inc 0srent for tho sick
on the a5ih o. September. Body was placed In
the Morgue until friends could claiIa same
Petersburg papers please copy So @-E
I HAVE QUALIFIED As EXECU-
I TOR OF THE ESTATE or ROBERT NOR
TON. 81 Manchester, Va, and desire that all
persons having claims present them, aud al
persOns owing mo estate settle up.
A. BlNGA, JR.
MANCHESTER. Va, September -, loss.
~ g5-Ih&ssgts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

nnsd very arn and arrive sffssfsHsle Wits
key qaietAnd stoasiy st eizaJi.as
CnfcAVo.
CnfoAao september ~ Tho cash auossaons
varef -Four fgfa sIi3 uRrhanfvd 30 spring
wheat 81. Dias ~ No. rel, ei.03 70. cora,
4ihc. No. oats 2ss<as9fc. Ms's-fort. fil0Js
fite5 Lard. $igs0afIass<. sAortIis- ts-5gss
<f.Yh. rbo1flerg, - Gas et2la hh0rt-cicar.
So gJa9 % Hhiskey. sl.ao.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows;
On.nlAI Hl1A.l,. ll9naL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
pKorInISn ron RrTraFrs.
ONLY A RIG DRUNK.

MEMPHIS, TENE., September 2G.-Dr.
Mitchell, who this morning visited Bin
ford, found him free of fever, and un-
hesitatingly pronounced his sickness of
last evening, which created such excite
ment. only the after effects of big
drunk. There is no excitement here
since the true facts of Binford's illness
have been made public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

PORT OF biC1hoND. rkflehhhH %. 800
AxNyxD
SchooperF F. x wetters. Tall, New YORK. salt. X
Y. Williams & 20.
gAILEn.
steamer Ariel, Doyo. Norfolk, Uniled staies
mail. merthAndiss. anu passengers. L Il tatanis
agent. -
Schooner d. d. HAskni Hsski1. New Haven.
pig iron, J. n. Gordon, agent; vessel curtis ~
Parser. -. -.
schooner n. = Mulor. YroIea, Norfolk, broken
sl0Be: vessel Curtis q Parker.
schooner L. 4. Rosa. -, Harding. 70 lcaa
Poplar Wool tor New YORK; sensci. Surts n
Scponner Williams and James. Williams. Clare
nsnt 40 load hrbsr Tor Baltimore.
PoRrog NEWPORT N.ws. skrrxABsa - 1884
lBy Teiszr4ph-i
AKRIYEo.
steamship KaDawha, sesrs. Norfolk. 10 load
0v steamship OH nomlaion. Couch. Ri.hmoni.
and sailed for New YORK. merchandise.
sAusR
Steamship Advance. acifilh. brazil. passen-
oar. mail and merchandise.
ssssInship haaesnofe. Ncsseik. screhAndise.
sehosasr vAixez Asniss,on, pfsnkssler,
's s"asoass Fssxsscs. aaDaaa, ssv lsaaoa
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

TIE wsAruso N RICHMOND YESTERDAY Wa
cool and pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
WV YoRK sTocX NARKET

Mean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
loNTrNUEs FAvoRA9LE.

JACKSON, Miss, September 26.-The
situation here to-day was the same as
Yesterday. There were no deaths and
no new cases. The sick are doing well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
nasISr INrELLIsEscE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. sEFrExBEE u. 1858
kxKlyzD
Schoonerr y. Walters. Taii. New YORK, salt. X.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
SIOUX ARE HOSTILE.

Great orposition Develops 20 the Opening
OF the Big Reservation. 49,
+ STANDING Rock AGENCY, Oak, July
23.-The Sioux Indian commission Is
now ready for work, Judge Wright hav-
ing arrived by steamer from Bismarck.
The commission has two clerks and: an
interpreter. They have two papers for
the Indians to sign, one favoring the re-
inquishment of their lands, and the
other against It. Each individual In
dian will be called upon. There is great
excitement on the reservation and among
the flve or six thousand now en-.
camped around the agency there are none
who favor the treaty. Some, however,
say they are willing to listen to what the
white chiefs have to say, and it is posi-
BILE, but not at all probable, that the
commission may be able to change the
sentiment by explaining the details Of
the measures. ~ .
The action of the Indians here during
the past few days demonstrates the fact
that the commission have hard task be-
fore them, and that the securing of the
signatures of three-fourths OF the Indians
Is very doubtful.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
WHEN BLAINE COMES HOME
He VIII Receive the Greatest Ovatio
Ever rendered an American Citizen. .

He VIII Receive the Greatest Ovation
Ever rendered an American Citixen.
NEW YORK, July 23.-James G..
Blaine's reception on his return from
Europe promises to be one Of the greatest
demonstrations ever witnessed In this
country. From what is known It Is the
belief that there willbe over 80, 900 peo-
pie In the parade, which will march from
MIR. Blaine's landing place to the Fifth
Avenue hotel the night Of Aug. z. A
grand water pageant will be repre-
sented on the arrival of the City
Of New York at quarantine. Every
Republican organization in the city win
have special boat chartered to meet the
man from Maine.
MI. Blaine viii review the big parade
from the balcony OF the Fifth Avenue
hotel. and It 10 expected that he will
make short address 10 the multitude,
but IL is said that this programme may
yet be changed so that instead of an open
air address reception will be rendered
to the Plumed knight the evening Of his
arrival in the Metropolitan opera house.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

James Printz, Of Darwin, was acci-
dently killed at Caws' ranch by the pre-
mature discharge of gun In the hands
of man named J. II. Doherty. z
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

George Scherer, a member of the Wi
mona fire department., was accidentally
run over by q hose cart and had both
legs badly crushed.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

Republicans, voted for it. Smith, Of
Wisconsin; Hopkins, of Virginia, and
Anderson, of Iowa, independents, voted
for the bill.
The announcement Of the passage Of
the bill was greeted with great applause
on the Democratic side, in the galleries,
and Boutelle, of Maine, sprang to his
feet and moved that as this was the 28th
anniversary of the battle of Bull Run the
house adjourn. This sally was greeted
with laughter and great applause on the
Republican side. Mr.. Hogg, of West
Virginia, was paired with Mr.. Randall.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
The srnnufacsure of Citizens.

WARRINGTON, July co. Senator Blair
introduced blu deolariug that hererfter
90 alien shall Be sdritted TO nAturaliza-
Oh the United States during the five
Years immediately preceding the applica:
hon for naturalization papers, and shall
4Aotin the. presence of Che judge, speak,
md and write the English language.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

One Of the Burlington "DyDamitsrs'
Proves to BE . Pinkerton.
CHICAGO, July 1S.--lp the dynamite
case John McGinn, superintendent of tbs
Pinkerton agency, testified that the de-
fendant Wilson, who was arrested with
Broderick and Bowles on Burlington
train with dynamite in their possession
was detective and In the. employ Of the
Pinkerton agency. D.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
ANARCHISTS INCREASING.

Armed Sections Number Fully 5000 at
the Present Time.
CHICAGO, July 16.-The Times states
that according to police reports the
armed Anarchists have increased fully
100 per cent since the Hayfnarket massa-
Gre. At that time it was known that the
armed section numbered ,, 800 men fully
armed and well drilled. The execution
of the leaders served to increase their
hatred and also taught them that greater
secresy would have 10 be observed. It is
now believed that there Ore more than
5000 members of the armed groups, all
provided with Winchester rifles, bombs
and dynamite.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Whisky Was Their Death.

THREE RIVERS, Que, July sl.--A river
man from up the river tells a thrilling
story. He was one Of Q party of log
drivers at the rapids on the Mattawan
river. They got whisky and fourteen OF
them while intoxicated tried to shoot the
rapids in big boat, which was over
turned, and all were drowned or killed
on the rocks
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Cattla 0narantina Rai.ad.

WAsH1EGToN, July IL. - The re-
cent order issued by the treasury depart
ment forbidding the importation of cattle
from Grey county, Ontario, where con-
tAglous animal disease ives alleged to be
raging, has been rsscindsd.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
The Boiler Exploded.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 2l.-The explo-
sion Of steam pipe that supplied the
eugins from boilers caused death to
ssSpn men OF the crew OF the tug boat
Conway st 1s4QA fp. The accident
dcsurfed tWsntyssix mflss up ths
river, near Westport, Ind. Most Of the
men were asleep at the time.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

WAsHrEoToN, July 2S.-The following
naval cadets have been dismissed from
the service as result OF the recent "haz
ing'' court-martial trial at Annapolis
Richard II. Leigh, Mississippi; George
n. Shepard, Wiscopsip; Bioh B. Bierre
Kansas, and Charles w. Lyle, Virginia.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Thurman Wanted a N. so,.,,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20.--A delega.
tion from Northern Georgia and Ala
bama called upon Judge Thurman and
invited him to visit Home, Ca, on ths
occasion of the exposition In September
next. Mr.. Thurman fears that his en-
gagements win not permit him to accept
the invitation.