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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
BKLvA rsLLowise BLAINE.
She VIII Answer Hts objections 10
wornea I'm Politics.

Especial 10 Me New York worldJ
PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, October 4.-Belva
Lockwood, presidential candidate OF the
Equal Rights party. passed through the
city this morning en- route to Toledo.
Thence she goes to Allegan, Mich, where
she will speak tomorrow on tho woman's
rights question, arguing that II is an evil
dence OF the progress of education IN
this country. Mrs. Lockwood talked
quite freely about what her party ex-
poets TO accomplish. She said
We are preparing for conventions to
be held in New York, Kentucky, and
Iowa. We had successful meeting at
Trenton, \. J. Our electoral ticket was
completed, and we decided 10 have it
printed by the Knights OF Labor. Yes.
1 expect 70 receive large number Of
votes from the KnightS At yesterdays
meeting We decided 70 ask Miss Barry,
the prominent woman member Of the
knights OF Labor, to come 10 our New
York Convention. told the ladies that
we should pay the expenses OF such a
bright woman. The question now is to
obtain the consent OF the officials of
tho knights OF Labor TO allow her to At
tend our convention. There is one
thing especially that ] did at the meet
ing and that was to pitch into Mr..
Blaine. ! did so because he said that
ne did not believe in women making
political speeches, but thought that the
proper place for them to exert their IN
huence was in their parlors. / asked If
he we're turned into q woman how would
he nun a campaign IN a parlOr? Then,
again, there are 4 million women In tins
country who have no parlors. / will
follow Mr. Blaine through Michigan and
correct the false impressions that he
may make.
"N'ha. DO ] think OF Thurman belnga
candidate on the presidential ticket lie
is worse than Blaine on the woman ques-
ton. But had the best Of him once.
BE vas violently opposed TO the bill ad-
hitting women to all the Federal courts.
While he was at home fixing up his
fences got ahead Of him, and the bill
was passed. What hurts the Democratic
party Is bringing ont Thurman. the ban
dana, and smut. The using Of snuff is
disgusting. On the other hand. tine
mistake OF the Republican party is IN
trying 10 create enthusiasm abOu. hard
cider. OF the two evils, however,
would rather that my grandmother used
snuff than that my grandfather drank
hard cider and exposed himself. Which
Of The two parties DO ih.nG viii be sue
ce'sful? We'll Harrison has not talked
700 much aul Cleveland has not pushed
himself foIpard, which is commendablo
IN both. But Cleveland is in Office
or, might Say, at the head OK the ma
ohne-end that gives him great ad-
vantage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

lsr...al Telegram Zoo tre u.spatrhl
IAHVUtr. Vs.. October Io.night
o. msss. meeting ot Democrats was held
iu Tine court house fOr tho purpose of
fommcu Cleveland and Thurman and
NcmD lc club. After receiving the names
of mon, tun ono hundred for member
fIp the following officers were unan-
m.Isly elected permanent officials of the
organization ircNdcnt, q. D. Wicker ,
ic,-rrcmdcut Colonel >. l.. FiUge-
raid Secretary. y. J.. tlart
i.o president Was authorized 20 form
nui report committees. Tuesday night
ul each w,ek WINS dtciJ,d upon as the
t,mc of mcohur. and the president and
NIct. president were requested 60 obtain
ia speaker ton each meeting.
to liou. a. W. iluuruoy, Secretary
Of She Commonwealth. was introduced
Boy Colonel FITZGERALD uud was cnthusI-
a,Gcmv greeted lv thc audience, which
numbered more tuIp AGO. Mr. Flour
boy poke ior one hosr ana half cio-
Duuy. earnestly. sud impres.ycly.
f She Democrats 700 other port ons of
{.t Fourth district stand shoulder 10
raou'd,r and to their duty as earnestly
ns thosc oi tuls vicinity are doing, victo-
rv vil, undoubtedly perch upou the ban-
u.r OF D.. e.. Ncuahlc.
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Miae,nrend nestisntion.


ST.. PAUL, MINI, October .. A hor-
rihle story of widespread restitution
comes from RAMSEY, Dakota, where the
entire population is said to be on the
BRINK OF starvation. Mayor Smith re-
ceiyed Yesterday an appeal signed 10y
the coanty officials and prominent ciu-
zcns Of Ramsey, urging the people OF
81. Paul to take steps at once to ale
waite the distress existing IN the county.
The appeal for AID is accompanied by
a statement to tho effect that the recent
irosts Destroyed thousands OF bushels
and left destitute the residents OF al sat
one OF the townships IN the county. Ap-
plication has been made to the county
authorities for assistance, but u lss
been discovered that the want is e. reat
that it would financially rum the county
to attempt TO alleviate It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
wrLnrr coLLrx..s DILEMMA.
An Interesting Aseedote from His
LateIy-Pubitshea kecoIieetions.
fPalLMall 0azStte

Mr.. Collins, some years since, was a
guest at large dinner party. The
master OF the house presented him 10 the
lady whom be was TO escort to dinner,
saving. soto roce There's q devil
ian good dinner today leave 1t TO the
lady to do all the talking" Unfortuns-
tely. ia the confusion neither had caught
the others name When they had ar
rived at the second act in the drama Of
dinner-the fish act-the lady began to
talk of novels.
ITO man who has been hard at
work al day writing a novel, says Mr..
Collins "this interesting subject fails
especially in the hsnds Of amsteurs-to
produce the eiervescent freshness that
stimulates the mind. ] listened languid-
IL. The lady's method Of criticism di-
vided the works Of my colleagues into
books that she liked and books that she
hated. On my side ] made such polite
answers as are consistent with proper at
tcution 10 ones fish, and Ireally thought
we three-I mean the lady, the fish. and
the present wrItor-were getting on very
well. when she turned on me, ike per
son inspired by new ides and said i
hope you don't Ike Willie Collns's
novels?' The envisblo faculty which
can say the right thing on the spur Of the
moment u possessed by few people, and
j am not one OF that qulck-wlited
minority. The nearest visible refuge ]
could see presented itEeh under the form
Of prevarication. / had Only TO remem-
Der that bad written the novels and the
reply was obvious: Il haven't read
them
The talk then flowed into other chan
nels. md oil seemed well. But Black
Care pursued Mr.. Collins and finally
fixed upon him in the drawing room.
when we left the dinirg-room," re-
marked the hostess, 1.-THE lady whom
YOU took down 10 dinner mentioned you
70 me a. pleasant. intelligent sort Of n
man. Ct didn't catch the name, she
said, when your husband introduced
ne who il he 2" ! innocently told her
who You were. and provoked, 10 my
utter srnazcment, 90 outburst Of indig-
nation. 10 seems that she had expressed
IN opinion about your books.
Mr. Collins and bis hostess
laughed, but the serious psrt Of ii was
still 70 come. "a well-bred man, the
angry lsdy said. "would have mentioned
lIs name. Mr.. Collins thought this IS
matter OF opinion, and persisted III
claiming for himself tine modest merit Of
rood intentions. lie wished TO save the
lady embarrassment, he said but he does
not say whether he succeeded IN making
his peace with her or not The curious
thing was that when asked 10y the hostess
why she disilhed MIR Collins book, tine
reply was: "Oh, how should ! know ,
Mr. Collins has subsequently discovered
that in this respect she formed one OF o.
numerals GLASS of readers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

CAIDER-Died. Ort1ior oh. ~ twenty m n
ubs past 5oichocI 4. ". az TO rcsiisncr Of 3
yarsats. 3ss soUtn laursl sirgeI EObthl p,
voug get onld ~ kEte e ami Humphrey calder,
Jr.: aged $40 months and tEontl-ono Days.
The funsral sill tAso Dlaos a. ile fesl3t n'e ~
IO4 stiock q MS pat4riaYi MOkNiNu. Friends
ana acqualatancos n tho family Invited " A.
tend.
CLAYTOR.-Dlod, IN Nsnchesief. octoher an,
n. tho resdsncs " bis fai1er GEORGE bui -
la. oBly aud infant ON ~ james g. ana LAURA
v. Clsytor; sEed tso yosfs AID "a Jays.
Another litlie lamb has gone
TOdwsll siih Kim Who gave.
Another ttls darling bate
ls aDsltere1 n tae grave.
Cd noe.sea Oae more angel cAlld
Aluidst BIS shining band.
Aut - lie rent Wiz iOsLag SMILE
And clasped our eA1lugs band
Tho ltue crib 10 empty BON,
The HiIs clOihss lad hy.
A mothers hope a fslbsrs Toy,
Ia ieAlhs cold arm dOth lie.
Go. ii;le pilgrim. 10 ny home,
On yondsr i.sful shsfs.
We misa fhse hrrs, bats on Siii coine
~ orc iboa has 4 ne re.pfe.
Funeral viii Iako place from C.ept1n-,rset
church sATt RDAI, Ccfober GA. Ann, fuenss
Aad relatives Invited attend.
FfSKRNBiNBR Diet, Friday evening, o,'0'
Dor SIN, iaiaat .oa u }. :. anf Amma y fiaAeo-
bsner. ..-,.,,,,., -.
oclosk from their rcsiieace, ~ SCUM Ih.i
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS.
NIDDLHg, i0c.
Low AfDDLisJ. 3 ti0c
GOOD OkDIaAsg. 5s.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

For upright, cast-hon, independent
journalism that isn't afraid TO speak out
openly and aboye-board, regardless Of
consequences, the Spring Green (Wis.)
Hon,e Neirs Is q shining example. The
editor says:
I'VE will vote for James Morgan for
Governor because he advertised III this
paper if Hoard will advertise IN it We
will vote for him, too. This is political
economy. ~ Chicago tribune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
rhc Death OF "a virginia. EnVestt-
r1ted.

philadelphia Telegraph, an
The circumstances attending the death
of pr. William u. Benson, whose oeSpse
WAS found In bis room at the WiEdsOr
Hotel, filbert street near Thirteenth,
yesterday morning, were investigated
this morning 10y TIE coroner Although
the deceased Was "A regular graduate III
medicine, ne did not practice his profes-
SION aud had no occupation whatever.
lilo had lived ut the Windsor Hotel for
the past two years, and was IN the re-
ccipt Of remi,tauces nj regular intervals
iron sister residing Ia stanton, Va
Preston >. Moore, the proprietor of
the hotel, testified that the deceased was
very rcticent man lie went on peri
odical sprees weekly, but they never
lasted more than dpy at time. lie
continually complained Of indigestion.
One Of the waters Of the house stated
that he purchased bottle OF laudanum
for pr. Benson cn Tuesday Is relieve
au excruNatinR pam from which he VAS
suffering. / he witness gave HIM eight
drops Of the drug ana lett the
bottle ia the room. Ii Was
found there the next morning
when the dead body was discovered,
and mad evidently been reSorted 10 du-
ring the night, A doctor Was sent for and
atropia Was administered. but without
avail. DR.. Formal said that death was
caused by opium poisoning The post
mortem examination showed that the de-
ceased Was sufferer from gall stones,
and was also slightly Incorporate. There
VAS no evidence that the laudanum WAS
taken with suicidal intent, and verdict
of death from an overdose of opium was
rendered,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
BASEBALL Yesterday.
rBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch-l


Washington:
Wasbingtons % | 0 0 0 0 0 2 o.
PittstsIrghs.. 30 2 0 0 0 90 Is
Decentralization, 4; Pits
bnrpbs. !. Observation-Disclosures, 8;
pittsbarghs, 4. Observation-Disclosures and
Mack Calvin and Miller.
Philadelphia:
Indianapolis. Il / 900 90 o. 2
Observation-Disclosures, s.; Indisn-
apols. >. Errors 49, PhiladelphiaS 3;
Indianapolis, ]. Batteries - Sanders
and Clements; Burdick and Buckley.
Philadelphia:
Athletics .......0 0 0 1 0 2 0--S
Clevelsnds 30 0 0 0 0 900 90
Observation-Disclosures, 10; ClegelAnds. 3.
Frrors-Athletics, 4 Clevelands, Z. Bat
-Maitimore and Robinson Proes-
ser and thinner.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis. ........O $500 2-5
Ionisvilles. .......0 5000 %
Cincinnatis, 5 Touisvilles.
3. Frrors -Cinclnnatis. ; Louisvilles,
I. Batteries weighing and Keenan, ;
Ewing and Vaughn.
New York
new Yorks......0 l 0 ! 0 l 9 0-12
Chicagos ........1 o l o 0 0 0 4 6
Bsse-bits-New Yorks. u: Chiragos,
9. Errors-Ncw Works. 3 Chicagos, T.
Battcries-Titcomb and Murphy Dryer
md Flint
Boston:
Bostons ......0OO1 400 o.
Detroits. o. 900 ! Is
Base-hts-Bostons. g; Detroits, j..
Euors -Bostous, Detrots, 4. Bate
rios- Clarkson, Tate, and Sommers
Gotzein aud Sutciile.
Brooklyn:
Ealumores. ......1 0 o 0 0O00 %
Irooblyus 80 0 q / o x-6
Basc-h.ts- Baltimores, 7; Brooklyns,
q. Irors -Baltimores. ;; Brooalyns,
o. batteries Cunningham and O'Brien;
hughes and Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Property Transfers.

Richmond J. W. Leakc, special COM
missioner, to Louis Henna, 2GS feet on
VI street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth, 24O0; @arcellus i. McDovell
and wifeto Fannie Bottigheimer, i0i feet
ON Eleventh street near Clay, 81, 800 +;
Hmanual Gilman and Joseph Wallerstein
TO Robert Stiles, 40 feet on q street be-
tween 1wenty-e ghth and Twenty-ninth,
So l20; George A. lager aud wife TO
Arthur Davis, 20 feet on Pine street near
Beverly, S4O0.
Heurico: Coleman Dabney and wife
to Emanual Ullman, lS7-l2 ieet on Twen-
tv-Grst street near ., $40 Robert Pen
dIeton trustee to Frederick Sittcrding,
n acres on Grove road extended, SlOO.
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fB7 teloFrAnh 70 Tho Dispatrb.l


NASHVILLE, October 5.~-The Nash
Vile 8mcricQn's Decatur (Ala) special
received last night sage: "Ihere have
been no deaths for the past twenty-four
hours. Three cases Of yellow-feyer have
been reported aud two suspicious cases
confined. Two Of the new cases are DR..
W. O. Gil. the oldest physician and
one o. the oldest citizensin Decatur, and
William Marion, OF the Memphis and
Charleston csr-shops hero. All the sick
Me in favorable condition, except Ed
ward Booker, who Is not expected to
live beyond tomorrow, aud Dr. VIII
li9ias, Who was on the street yesterday,
but who mas tax a relapse and IS CON
II cred in a dangerous condition.
MEwms. October 5.--Ihe following
wa received by Associated Press:
Decnav, Aia., October 5.-Tbere
were three new cases in twenty-four
hours Or. Williams, Mrs. KeDiscn,
Jasper Or (colored and Edward Booker
are dying IN spite Of the appoais of the
Decatur officials tho Relief Committee
assure me they have abundant means for
ali tine present wants.
JPEOMg COCHRAN. NJ. d.,
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ANesro Sho, by an Inruriat.d mob.


GALVESTON, Tx. October 5,-Word
has been received that aaron Bean, =
negro, was killed by mob Of inturiated
citizens near JASPER, Tex, Wednesday.
The young daughter Of John Lee, pro-
minent farmer OF Magnolia Springs
while out horseback riding was sccosted
by the negro, who was also on & horse.
she whipped her horse into run and
endeavored to escape. lie pursued and
overlook her and dragged Fer from her
saddle. A party OF white men came
along II this iuneturo and after wound
ing the negro succeeded IN arresting him
and turning him over to the sheriff. On
the road 10 the jail moo was formed,
and the fellow was taken from the OIL
GERS and riddled with bullets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Epiectnic Diseases.

WAsIuNGros. October 5.--Tbe Senate
Committee on Epidemic Diseases to-day
authorized q favorable report on Mr.
Calls bill authorizing the President 10
appoint commission Of scientific eX-
perts to investigate the causes end ascer-
tain il possible the means Of preventing
the Introduction OF yellow-fever into the
United Ststes. The understanding is,
however, that the resolution will not be
called ny for action thus session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
nieitn HIS Chars-Room.

by telegraph 10 mo Diephi0ll
New York, October Captain i.
Il. Gleadell, of the White Star steamer
Germanic, died on September 2Sth. 1t
had been very hay on the 27ih, and the
commander Of the steamer went to the
chartroom for the purpose OF learning
the exact position of his vessel. On the
morning Of the 2Sth one Of the officers
had occasion to visit the chartroom.
he .cund the door locked. Finding
that he could get no response to re
peated knocks, he burst IN the door,
and. to his horror and dismay, found
the Captain dead. He was lying across
his desk, face downward showing that
life had departed while the commander
was caring for the safety Of his passen-
gers. crew, and ship. DR.. Brice. the
ships surgeon. WAS at once summoned.
After examining the body be expr, ssed
the opinion that Captain GleadeiI bad
been dead for st least tour hours, and
gave spoplexy as the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

GLAss-JOHSsON.-N Married. ln Richmonf,
w. october an w Rsf. a. a. Pa. WILLIAM
A. GLASS and Lucy JOHNSON.
HAHOSg -HEtNDOE. goIried. ia iiI. h.
fpond. Va. U4L8Dor "a. ~ Rev -. IT. fN,
CHhKLEs ). gAhOS4 AMI AENA III kADVh.
MOORE ~ BhIEH.-bsrled on lhufoiat
October 3, igse. A. ~ ssegars oOfner -itil
and Main, ~ fstnrr yan d9 FFgcr. JOIN h.
YOORa u LyE.hbuiG, ~ MAXI ELLLH
O'8Rl ~. II gicimOad.
Lyncnbarg pspsfs pi,a-ae copy
SCOTT -FIEhbANfs.--harn BY no Rev.
Charles H. Donohoo o. gfofsri1ksturg, Va, a.
tlIs vest aala street. TbOH A. PAkklh ntplL
al AshlAnd. Va, aud Ma hAhf PACK fLhA-
SAINTS. dAgkstsr o. Mrs.. Jgia hest Pira7an's
AMI tho lste captain " lliGm henfy llsSssi.s',
81 Nlllul0ud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

In the grand orchestra OF life every
body IS anxious to play first fiddle. Nay,
almost everybody does play it; for
although the first fiddle absolute may
take precedence of all the rest, yet
every second fiddle is fret fiddle to
somebody. As ieas have smaller heas
to bite EN-, and 50 on al infnttum,"
20 every man who tickles a superior has
an inferior 10 tickle him. If il were
not for this pleasant arrangement We
should have no social harmony, and 1t
- only when this system Of relations is
disturbed that we experience discOrds
and crashes.-NetO York. Ledger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Hanged for Numbering His Brother.
Try teIezrapa 10 The Dispatchl

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, October 5. Phil
lip Psledoni, the Italian who murdered
his brother in cold blood on the evening
Of June %, 1851, suffered the death pen
atty to-day, being the third victim to
capital punishment within the history of
Fairfield county. Pslledoni was twenty
four years Of age. below the medium
stature, and possessed repuisiye coun-
tonsnce. He could neither read nor
write, and could speak but few words
in English.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO NAPKgT

UCTObER 5, l55+
oar market to-day was animated. Not very
many buyers were on 'ChRngr, bat they ala thoir
WORK noblY, and bright sellers were TOO busy
20 see tho Exposition Offlcc trading vas also
general an1 mo market Is stinonng In bright
wrappers and cutters, with largo .Ales to all
glasses u buyers. The later hosts have caught
moro tobacco. aud upland Dealers are now
placing some stock recently soid by them, buy
in, orc and olse shore, while order buyers are
busy also.
our western reports say The freeze 81 October
90 seriously hurt tho grssn-cut tobacco Ia tho
barn, and 10 ia estimated tAat ono fourth of Tho
crop j.. damaged. Meanwhile planters have
agfco3 40 several conventions " plant no moro
t09Gcro next year.
We took Tor an advancing marko, I'm brights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

the fight which was strictly according TO
rules Harrison weighed only 1873 pounds
TO Burke's 100, but he was ~ fine condi-
tion. After the second round Harrison
forced the lighting. He followed Burke
around the ring, mauling him unmerci-
fully. At the beginning Of the fourth
round Burke could scarcely see and
blood flowed from his nose in q stream.
In the last round Burke could not stop
the blows and was battered almost into
insensibility. Blind and bleeding he
sank into his corner and threw up the
sponge. There was heavy betting among
the politicians and sports present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

ibY Telegraph In ITO Dspaieh.l
Nrw Yopy. October 3.-Eirst race
three quarters Of mile-Diablo won :
Hey Day second, Cartoon third. Time,
l1t.
Second race-oue mile-Swift won {;
Yum Yum second Climax third. Time,
1852.
Third race-one and three quarter
miles Invcrwick won Bella b second,
Specially third. Time, 3:ll.
Fonrth race-one and ono eighth
miles-prnce Royal won; Rupert
second, kaloolah third. Time, 1854.
Fifth ace-l, 400 yards-ParaRon
won Bessie June second, Brait third.
Time, l:2Z.
Sixth race-one and one sixteenth
miles-Stockton won Huntress second,
Wynwool third. Time, 1921.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

10y W''srEPI 70 III7 y "Y"7-~I
CLEVELAND, October 5.-Fiye work
men were seriously burned by an expio-
sion OF accumulated gases IN the new
water-works tannel now being eLcAyated
in this city at $40 ocltck this morning.
The tunnel IL it by incandescent electric
lamps and Electrician Doyle was extend
ing the csreuit Of the lights farther into
the passage when sn electric spark from
one Of the wires iRnitei the gases and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Little cocks Finest nrocH Uurnea.

ST.. LOUIS, October "a special from
Little Rock says: The loss by last
nights fro cannot fall short OF 500, 600.
The principal sufferers are the Quinn
Dry Goods Company aud Wolf AZ Brother.
dry goods. The building, which was
DESTROYED, was the property OF John G..
Fletcher. president of the German Ma
tional Bank. Il was the finest business
block in Little Rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

special Telegram 'o he nispa'chl
NliwuE. Va, October 5.-Shcrln
Andy Williams, OF Elizabeth city county
vHo rs tho anti Mphone candidate for
Compress lu tins district, IL speaking at
oH uu Malone meeting at Deep Greek,
Norfolk county tonight, aud Will speak
ht another meeting, un mmense affair
to hc held at Hampton tomorrow. lie
t,pr, ssea the opinion that hc will obtain
90 least thirteen thousand votes at the
approaching election. tc declares tuat
IeIs IrfccouciIbly opposed To hosslsm
m every form. md wilt hrat hovden
r4l Malone ln Tins district Il possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
EfncinnnfI Races.

lRy telegraph % me Dlapalch.I
CINcISNATI, October J.-F'irst race
six furlongs to Seven won +;
Bangle second, Bixby third. Time, Iii.
Second race-tiye eighths of mile -
Sportsman won ; Tenny second, Santa
Cruez third Time, l:l0i.
Third race-seyen furlongs-Doubt
won Della second, Comedy third.
Time, 1880.
Fourth race-one mile-Whiteness
won Brother Banscomb second, Linn
bretto third. Time, 1921.
Fifth receive furlongs Electricity
won: Bonnie hittie second, franchise
third. Time, l:044.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
one hiiiea apd six wounded.

nv telogTaph o 10 Dispaicll
KCTZTowS, Pa, October "a terri
bic accident occurred this afternoon on
the Kutztown FAIRGROUNDS. The Roman
chariot-race had just commenced, and
two chariots, each drawn by four horses
hitched abreast, had made one circuit Of
the race-course, when one Of the teams
became unmsnageable and dashed into a
crowd OF spectators. One man vas
killed and FIX persons were injured,
probably fatally, and a dozen more,
principally children, were less seriously
hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Bank, where the jury refused 10 find an
indictment in the face OF clear testimony.
The Court had been advised Of the situa-
ton and in discharging the jury he sd-
miuistered scathing rebuke, saying
they had plainly refused TO do their duty
according 20 the law as explained by the
Court and the evidence a. presented by
tho District Attorney. THIS jury had
already ob,sined some notoTiety by COM
planning Of their pay and adopting a
resolution IN favor Of a law giving
United States jurors mileage and 81 a
day.