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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
RANSOM GOT THERE,
AgD TURNED TIRE TABLES ON THE RE-
pUsLIcANs.
Excitement at North Carolina Farmers
fsir-Beatsp at Their Own
Game
lspocial loleeIam % .hc plspa,cs.l


CHARLOTTE, n. G., August lG Sen
fat'on AMI excitement vas the order OF
The day at Mt Holly Fair to-day. As
has been telegrapbed the Dispatch ex-
Governor John II. Gtear, OF Kansas,
aud Judge b. W. Perkins. Of Iowa, both
Republican members OF the House of
Representatives we're invited TO deliver
addresses ~ the Farmers Fair NJ Mt.
Holly. II was rumored that the gentle
men had been instructed by the National
Executive Committee Of the Republican
party 30 show toe North Carolina farm
crs the beauties OF protection, and thus
get IN some nice work for their party.
This was only rumor, bat the managers
Of the fair sand they wduIa instruct tho
speakers to omit politics in their re-
marks.
Grear and Perkins came. Several
thousand North Carolina farmers with
their families were at the fair and heard
their speeches. Great walked upon the
platform at 10 A. NJ, and after an intro
duction he began by saying lie was q
Republican. For one whole hour no
continued. only lightly referring TO agri-
culture, protection and the "Grand old
Republican party" being his hobby.
Ills audience received his Grafton coolly.
Perkins followed Grear in an hours pro-
lection. Republican, billingsgate speech.
He kept steadily ahead, although at
times be was Missed by hishearers After
his conclusion the speakers boarded the
tram aud let.
Il. W. Sandifer, n citizen Of the county,
inside sorne remarks. reRrctting that the
far had been converts d into a political
meeting. hat hoped 10 one would be IN
fuenc,d by what he had heard. He re-
minded ms hearers that they had better
receive the advice OF the men Of their
own State
About O'Clock an engine pulled up
70 The depot carving only one car The
news spread like Wild FIRE that Senator
Matt. Ransom had arrived TO reply to-
the Republicans A genuine sensation
ensucd. Crowds in large groups began
70 yell and cheer Mr.. Ransom. Soon a
hand was heard playing Dixie march
lug towards the spcat ers' stand, beaded
by MIR. Ransom The yelling and ex-
citemont was intense when Mr.. Ransom
mounted tho stand
When order was restored he began by
raging yesterday be was Informed 10y
SVicr Whitaker. chairman Of the state
Executive COpmitteo Of the Democratic
party, that Grear and Perkins would
make Republican speeches there to-day,
and although lac was very busy in Wash
ington he came on the first train to meet
the gentlemen on North Carolina soil.
lie regretted exceedingly they had left
20 early; he expressed surprise that the
gentlemen should come 10 q farmers fair
10 talk the merits of tie Republican
party. lie never heard Of srIch n thing
before. Mr. Ransom spoke one hour and
thirty minutes, has words being greeted
10y applause such as is rarely given q
public speaker. HIS reference to Presi-
dent Cleveland was an occasion for great
cheering. during which handkerchiefs
ana hats we're waved III the air. The
speech was one Of the greatest efforts of
Mr.. Bansom's life. 1t pipped the Re
publican scheme IN the bud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
a Divided Convention.

DETROIT, MICH, August 16.-The
Union Labor State Convention met yes
terday, and a row was immediately
started by the report of the Committee
on Credentials, which recommended that
no proxies OF any kind be recognized.
Vigorous protests were made by num-
Der of delegates after which the conven-
ton adjourned until evening.
Upon reconvening BARLEY Breen, caa-
didate for Auditor-Genera on the Demo
cratic Greenback ticket, stated that he
had credentials to cast the vote OF Me-
nominee county. and as this right was
denied him he would withdraw. He was
followed by fully half the delegates.
The anti-t usiopists then nominated
full State ticket, with Williams Mills at
the head. The boiling faction assem-
bled shortly afterward in the Michigan
Exchange md endorsed the entire Demo-
cratic Greenback ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Minnesota nemocrs;s.

ST. PAut, MIN, August l6.-The
wrangle over the selection of the State
Central Committee. on which the Demo
cratic State Convention broke up last
night, was settled acceptably to all par
ties Interested this morning.
Hon. Eugene Wilson. candidate for
Governor, was called for and received
with great applause. He said among
other things :" I ask the support of not
only every Democrat in the state but
every Republican who is in favor OF
tariff reform and tax reduction. l
have not been aud shall not be the can
didate of any faction OF the party. l
know only tue common cause and its
equality of every Democrat in the
State.
He closed with a Plea for harmony and
united effort
The ticket was completed as follows:
For Lieutenant Governor, Daniel Buck
Secretary Of State, ". c.. Brandeuha-
ger Attorney General, Charles D'AutIe-
inent; Judges Of the Supreme Court,
c. Grause Smith and George Batcheler
Electors at large, j. O. O'Brien and ".
L. kelsOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

The supreme anc the county Court


lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.
WYrHEyLIE. Va, Angus 1G.-The
Supreme Court of Appeals decided the
following cases to-day:
Buffalo and | 800 others rs. The Town
oi Pocah0ntas. Appeal from Tazewell
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Lewis.
Piercc's heirs rs Graham and Others.
Appeal from Wythe county. Reversed.
Opinion by Judge Lacy Judge Richard
son dissenting This is the noted Eos
ter's rails case.
Holiensburg rs. Scott. Appeal from
Wythe county Reversed. Opinion by
Judge tauntleroy.
Sanders aud wife as. Greeyer. APP
peal from Smyth county. Reversed.
Opinion by Judge Richardson.
Norfolk and Western railroad rs.
Bohauon. Wit Of error from Pulaski
county. Judgment affirmed. Opinion
Iy Judge Hinton.
Ewald az. Crockett. Appeal from
Wythe county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Lacy.
Norfolk aud Western Railroad ~.
Stevens. Appeal from Wythe county.
Affirmed. Opinion 10y Judge Faunteroy.
in the County Court in the cause of
the Commonwealth ys. George Sliger for
murder, the verdict was for murder III
the second degree, and the time Of i'm
prisonment In the peniientiary fixed at
eighteen years.
In the case of Pierces heirs as. Ora
Lam the counsel for appellees viii ark
for q reholriug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Collision on are Illinois Central.
lBY telegraph 20 the DiapAtch.l

CHICAGO, August ia serious col
lision is reported on the Illinois Central
railroad at South Lawn, fifty miles south
of this city this morning. The Illinois
Central passenger-train bound Tor
Chicago came il collision with freight
train. Many killed and injured are re-
ported. Physicians were called for from
Chicago, and relief tram has been sent
to the scene Of the disaster.
AT the offices OF the Illinois Central
the assistant superintendent said there
was no loss Of life 80 far rs he had been
advised by trainmcn ut the wreck,
though he believed there were come per
sons seriously injured. The accident, he
said, occurred IN this way About .
o'clock the Cincinnati passenger tram of
the illinois Central due here ut 6:45 A.
NJ. ran into the freight train Of the
Grehd Trunk at South Lawn, about fifty
miles from the city. AS soon as intelli
Qence Of the disaster reached this city
the master mechanic Of the railroad
started for the scene on special wreck
mg-tran. IL is now stated that two
postal clerks and three passengers we're
badly hurt and that all the others escaped
injury.
There we're over two hundred passen-
gers on the Illinois Central tram and
their escape was simply miracle. For
rods around the scene Of the wreck de-
molished freight and passenger cars are
piled mp on every side. The relief corps
were sent down by the Illinois Central
and the Grand Trunk railroads. a
dozen engines and wrecking crews
were put 10 work clearing up
the wreck. Seven people were
Injured more or less, though none are
fatally hurt. The victims are an fol-
lows: Anderson Cobb, porter of the
sleeper; Thomas Splane, baggageman
Mrs. Splane, his wife John Crones,
fireman W. b. Land, passenger; j. II.
Sullivan, porter; John Frayser porter
The only man Wnose injuries the doctors
fear will prove fatal Is John Crones, n
fireman. lie jumped from the engine and
alighted on his head, fractuling his skull.
His scalp was almost entirely torn of.
The chair-car on the Illinois Central
was used as a hospital, and the tracks
were cleared when the wounded were
brought to the city and placed IN the
hospital.
The accident WAS caused by the engine
on the passenger train becoming unman-
ageable from arrangement OF its ma
chinery, and the engineer WAS unable to
stop before reaching the crossing, which
was occupied by Crank Trunk freight
train. The Grand Trunk train had the
right Of way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
rho <lueen,s eubseripfion.

10y Augs,-Americaa cablo % tbs Hspat'h.l
LoNDos, August lG.--Subscriptions
having been started for the Royal Irish
Constabulary the Queen sends contri-
button Of $3.50. The fact is much COM
mented upon. The Queen is precluded
from taking part in politics, but neglecis
no opportunity Of making indirect at
tacks on Glalstopo sn the Liberals.
The latter have no quarrel With tho con-
stabulary, who merely obey instructions,
but consider the movement for a testl-
monial inopportune where the officers
are engaged IN dispensing orderly legal
meetings as that yesterday at BallinAs.
loe, or turning poor peasants out OF
house and home. The Qpeen has never
yet given even a word Of sympathy to
tho eyicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
a Double Tragedy.
LRy telegraph 70 he Dispatea.l

lhg NANHi el'A+ - N'-~ N-'f"Nr-4'4
LOUISVILLE, August 1G.--No. 90 La
fayette street-a house which has been
notorious for the crimes committed in it
and for the vice it has fostered for
years-was the scene at 2 o'clock this
morning OF horrible double tragedy.
Police-O Officers Joseph Rosenberg and
James w. Jones, while attempting
10 make an arrest. were both
stabbed to death by Charles digger,
formerly a private policeman and
Waterman at the buckingham Thes-
tire, and general bad character
about town. Officer Jones was stabbed
in the forehead, the knife penetrating
the skull to the brain, and in the heart.
He was dead before the other officers
reached the scene. Officer Rosenberg
was stabbed through the skull and IN the
right temple, and was dying when found.
digger WIS beating a woman. and the
officers, attracted by her cries, broke into
the house and attempted to arrest the
tough. with the fatal result cited. The
murderer was Jailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW Yogx. August IS.-Cotton quiet aud
steady: sales Ii8 bales; uplAnds, llsSc.; Or
leans, Ike; not receipts ct all ports to-day.
2.lO beles exports TO Great Britain, s,zo2
hsles; stock, 1925 bales. Southern notu.
Wheat Ial4c. higher. closing nrm: options
active sud Halbc. higher. closing strong At the
best price: No. 2 rod, August, @Lss34c: Sep
tsmbar, 92Ea93he. Corn closed higher ard
steady: options fairly active and bat shade
lover, except August, which is NC. higher; No.
9 August. S3sl3Ac.: September, 53a5s1sc. Oats
strong and Ne higher. very scarce, and closing
nrin options &c. higher on August and steady
on September and 0ctober: No. ?. August. 25a
s3Ie.; sevtsmber, 2s'sas9hc; Hops aqieter.
Coffee steaiy; August. i10SDsfi0. %: sepsem ber.
40 3Oat1O,4n Sugar strong and quiet; fair re-
dining, 5 5-l6s5Xc.: refined, fairly active and
frm. Holasses nominal Rice In fair demand
aud strong. Cotton-seed oil strng; crssta 4ihc.;
yellow, i9c. Rosin IL moderate demand; strain
cd. tl.02k; E.GAc. for common 70 good rur-
peuiino steady aud quiet Is 35ksHc. Hides
nrm. Wool more zctiye aud nrm- Pork sssady
and dull Beef No change: beof hams drii (:
ticrred beef quiet Cut-meeis easier. hfdiies
stronger; short clear. oAc Lard eTooger:
August. g. 10: September. ta9S bid; October,
tasS bid Freghts FIRM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 10. lhdh
Sales to-day wore several lots OF filters and
wrappers privately. Thore was rather free ship
menis OF dRrk Leaf from some warehouses The
crop reports from North Carolina arc sin ind
catye Of worry poor results, and some cures
already made Gcs disappointing in quality and
weight
A good many OF our trade expect to DO on hand
st tho Morehosd City tobacco meeting OF the
North Carolina trade.
Tomorrow we expect to publish interviews
with Richmond parties who have seen much Of
tho crop lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
monmoath-enra Races.

iEy telegraph 70 me blsDAtu.l
MoxMoUrH PAEK, n. j., August 16.-
First race-three quarters of a mile
Strideaway won; Britannia second, Tehe
Doe third. Time, l:l4.
Second raco-three quarters of q
miIe-SorrentOo won Maidstone second,
Fides third Time, I:l5.
Third race-three furlongs-Ocean
won; George Oyster second, Aurelian
thild. Time, LIS.
Fourth race-one mile and one
eichth-Bsnyan won Kaloodah second,
Rupert third. Time, 1866.
Fifth race one mile aud a quarter
Belvidere won; EUrus second, Came
mara third. Time, 2:09.
Sixth race-One miie-Lucy Il. won (;
Malaria second, ST. Valentine third.
Time, l:43.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

having so many good citizens from oil
parts OF Virginia TO help and encourage
them, and IT is very satisfactory 10 lis
promoters 10 800 the good work going
on 80 well. As we understand, between
what the society has IN hand and what
is promised amounts 10 over 81, 900; and
10y tie time all the counties interested
are heard from and cities by contri-
butors and sale Of stock il will amount 70
many thousands more. SO the people 4
the James River Valley and ciiiee adioin-
ing thereto may well congratulate them
selyce on the establishing OF this society,
which win in time do q great deal to-
wards building up this country to It's
former prosperity. We say God speed
the good work.
Let all JOIN heat and hand in getting
good citizens 20 settle among us.
RcnMoSD. August 16, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Proposed Insurance Reform.
IRY telegraph % me Dispatch.l

MADISON, WIS, August l6.-Thc an
nual meeting OF the National Insurance
Commissioners Association has begun IN
this city. The business at the first SEES
sion was mainly the reception and refer
ence Of resolutions The more important
are the following Providing that com
pauies return absolutely net premiums
exclusive OF brokerage, commissions,
&c recommending legislation in the
several States making it misdemesnor
for any local company TO write business
in other States without being licened
in such State, the penalty being the
revocation Of license; providing that
the reinsurance OF retiring companies
be effected in companies legally nu-
thorized in the States OF the retiring,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
TIE FLnRIDA MATn.

PENSACOLA, Fla, August 16.--The
order sending all FLORIDA mail, from
the healthy rs we'll rs from the infected
districts, to Way Cross for fumigatlon has
created considerable Indignation here.
The Board of Health adopted resolutions
denouncing the mail authorities for their
action, which delayed the mail from
Pensacola % New Orleans several days
To-day the Post-Olce Department eS-
planned that the regulation was adopted
to meet the quarantine requirements OF
some frightened districts, and that here
after tho delay would too abolished 10y
the establishment OF a iumigation station
at the Alabama state line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Fight netween whites and blacks
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch-l

10y tctcELaph ~ hho DiSPeSA-i
New ORLEANS, August l6.-A dispatch
from New Iberia says: Information has
lust been received here of the killing OF
Ep. Smith, a civil engineer OF this
place, at Freetown, anegro village about
ten miles northwest of here. Rumors
have been coming in for some time that
negroes were collecting at Ereetown and
arming for the purpose of avenging their
supposed wrongs at Abbeville, where
some characters had been ordered to
leave by the " Regulators" and. failing
to obey, had been whipped. The exiles
have taken refuge in Freetown, and have
inhamed the negro element there. 1t
seems that there was collision to-day
between whites and blacks with the above
result. II is also rumored that another
white man has been wounded. The
news is meagre, but causes much excite
ment here,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
west virginia Democratic Conven-
ton.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.1
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August l6.-The
Democratic State Convention at Hunt
ington WAS called to order by I. 5.
Reilly. chairman of the State Executive
Committee at 1890 this morning. Tho
usual committees were appointed and
recess was taken until o'clock. Hon.
@. j. Faulkner was elected chairman, Il.
Il. Horner, of Parkersburg, secretary,
and George Silco,t, OF Calhoun. assistant
secretary. The greater part OF the after
noon was occupied in the discussion OF a
resolution TO exclude proxies, and the
convention adjourned until tomorrow
without making any nomination.
The State Executive Committee were
appointed as follows: L. 5. Reilly, OF
Ohio; Alexander Shumen, OF Wayne
j. M. Hamilton, OF Calhoun; W. n.
Chancellor, OF Wood; A. B. Wells, OF
Roane A. b. knslow, OF Cabell Is.
II. Oxley, Of Lincoln; III. NJ. Manning.
OF Summers ]. b. pemberion. OF Kama
wha q. L. Flemming, OF Upsher -.
M. Camp. OF Monongolia, and L. u.
Davis, OF Mineral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Great Destruction by fsuSh ffre<
L-...-..l--L

CHICAGO, August ia dispatch from
Kingston. Ont, says: Bush fires have
been raging fiereely in tho townships OF
Clarendon, laval, Csnonh, and Oso,
and have already done damage 10 tho
extent of nearly 100000. The whole
section has been devastated and many
settlers have lost everything they pos
sessed. Communication Is cut of, as tho
bridges and corduroy roads have been
burned or rendered ilapassablc by fallen
trees. The Ontario Government Will be
annealed 70 for aid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

10y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS caOIe 20 mo Dsp@orhJ
BERLIN, August 1.-THE North Ger
man Gazette. sssalling the Moscow Ga
sette for its invidious comments on tho
rumor Of . treaty of commerce between
Russia and Germany, declares that the
question OF such treaty has never yet
been raised and never will be raised.
The freedom OF action which the Mos
COW Go<efc urges Russia to maintain
against the German commercial encroach-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
~. Garrett Improving.

New YoRK, August 16.-Mr. Robert
Garrett continues 20 improve in health.
His friends and family are confident Of
his recovery. He rested comfortably
through the night. sleeping most of the
time. No anodynes have been admins
tered for several days. Mr.. Garrett Is
very FESTIVE under his enforced contne-
ment-au excellent sign his nurses think.
II is expected that he will be removed to
Newport next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
. ro.., 40 scream un,sy.

fby Anglo Afaerican cabIe V uiv DisVsVVu'I
BERLIN, August lG.---The Emperor
William attended the unyeiling OF the
monument ia memory Of the late Prince
Frederick Charles at Frankfort to-day.
The Emperor Was present at breakfast
given Ia his honor after the unyeiling,
and gave toskt 10 German unity. ho
said that 46, 00o. 600 Of Germans would
die rather than deliver single stone OF
Aleace- Lorraine to France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
R.se-ua,i Yesterday.

lif N't'~A't1 y" ~ A '
Washington:
indianapolis. o 90 0 0 o o o 90
Base-hits -Washingtons, g; Indian
apolis. .. Washlngtons. 2 /; In
diauapolis, 2. Batteries-Oday and Deas-
ley Buddick and Daily.
Philadelphia
Pittsburghs % ! 2 ! l 0 ! 0-G
Pbiladelphas. % o o 0 o 0 o o.
Base-hits -Pittshurghs, II Fhiladel-
phias. 10. Errors-Piltsburgbs. 3 Phil
adelphias, 4. Batteries-Galyin and Mil
YER Burlington and Clements.
New York:
New Yorks. .....3 . o o % 0-S
Detroits.. .....0 o 0 0 0 Q 0 90
Base-hits-Now Yorks. - 4; Detroits,
2. Errors-New Yorks, 0; Detrolts, g..
Batteries-Keei and Ewing; Gctzein and
Berrett.
Boston:
Bostons. .......2 OOO3 OOO3-8
Chicegos. ......00 3 o 0 0 0 0-3
Baee-hits-Bostons, IA; Chicagos, 6.
Errors Bostons, Chicagos, |. Bat
teries-Clarkson and Kelly; Krock and
Daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Enthn.iastIc I,nnertaiIsts.

by Anslo-Ameucan cable to Tho Dispatch.l
PARIS, August rs Two thousand Of
the leading lmperialists met in this city
yesterday. Legoux presided. A patri-
otto address was voted 10 Prince Victor
Bonaparte. AT tho banquet which fol-
lowed the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested. Baron Haussomann, who
delivered an Grafton, received aiouching
ovation, particularly Oh account OF his
many years and Ill health and the fact
becoming known that his friends for
these reasons had tried to dissuade him
from attending. Similar demonstrations
were held throughout the country,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

companies The reinsureTs being required
70 notify the States that they have as
sumed such risks; that FIRE snd life COM
panies be taxed only on net premium.
The Committee on Legislation was d.
rected to report what laws, II any. are
necessary 70 compel life insurance con-
panies TO make more explicit statements
relative to policy contracts end detah
liabilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Murdered sSsmssIr and wife.

~ telograph 20 the DspNtchl
LovG BeANcH, n. j.. August &c.
Adolph Barman, a German employed
as clerk in Morlord, Brown & Co. s store.
to-day tried to shoot Mrs. Hays, his
mother-in-law, and then killed bis wife
ndhimselfat the Highlands of Navesink,
in the woods back Of the Twin light
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

[By Anglo-Amcrican cable 10 thu Dispatch.l
PARIS, August IL. General Boulanger
arrived ut AbbevilIe to-day. He went
to the cemetery of the place for the pur-
pose Of putting a wreath upon the tomb
OF Admiral Courbet. He Was accompa-
MED by a large party, but the police at
the entrance Of the cemetery would not
allow them to 90 in with Boulanger and
he was compelled to enter alone. Upon
leaving tho cemetery Boulanger ad-
dressed the crowd which had gathered
4 row followed, and the gendarines dis
persed the rioters. A large number OF
arrests were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
ne.insara Rnrnad.
special telegram to The Disp.tch.l

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August l6.-The
house Of William Hardwick, in West
Charleston, took FIRE last night from the
explosion OF lamp, and was totally de-
ssroyed. Part OF the household effects
were saved. The loss is estimsted. at
about 81, 900. The house vns insured IN
the America. OF Philadelphia. for s575.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Leaving Fjsrsda.
IRy telegraph 10 De Dlspalch.

Try telegraph to the Dispatch-l
CHARLESTON, S. c., August lG. -Four
teen passengers from Florida, none Of
them sick, passed northward this eve
ming. James J. Carey, from Jackson
vile direct, was stopped at Nemas, but
came on to Green Pond. Detectives are
watching for him at Ashley Junction.