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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
A y%,re,ntan I'm Florida speaks.

De LAND. FLA, OCTOBER Is, lSc,.
Editor Of the Dispatch: ! am giad the
Hon. John :. Wise goes North with so
much integrity, 50 great morality, and
50 undylng devotion 10 purity Of character
and honesty IN government. How can the
south aford to lose him7 Besides, they thai
are whole need no physician.
MIR. Editor, l have lived IN a hali-dozen
southern States since 1868, vet I had no idea
The people we're aud SIRE 80 bad; no idea that
President Cleveland was dishonest, a hypO-
critic, and thiei, As Mr.. Wise seems 10 think.
You remember | lived 10 the black belt Of
Virginia Told Powbatan county rom 1916 70
1852.
] did not know OF any bsliot-box stufing
or interference with negro voting.
Here the negroes vote ar they please.
Here, where we have representatives from
almost every Stale and Territory IN the
Union, | Sm told by gentleman from near
Stamford. Conn, and who resided In Brook
lyn for a great mAnS years, that comDulsion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

q med North with worttngmen; That they
40 not dare refuse, as their meat ana oreso
depend on their voting The kepuDiican
ticket.
uscd 10 think newrpaper-men ron lnto
extremes tilI I beard on The street not over
twelve months AGO, with my VI ears, Tue
wife Of A distinguished president North
nresldent Of a university In one OF the
| LARGEST cities Telling a black son on Numi-
dia7 "AU our folk are Abolitl0nists. we
Get Won free. The northern Democrats
would put you back Into slavery had they
the power" -
hone then we orc not sinners above all
the Ga'iieans.
There WIS once o poor woman taken In
adultery. How maiici0usiy earnest We're
her accusera. But when he who was inno-
cent was requested 10 throw a stone al her
how they all sneaked away.
Mr.. Wise's New York letter makes 4 sweep
ing assertion; but then the Hon. Pat. Collins
SAYS the Republicans stole the presidency OF
the United states.
have not the shadow Of 5 doubt that there
are abuses in Doth parties. But then can !,
in view Of the immortal memory Of the past,
OF the bleaching bones Of my brothers on the
bloOd-staiued fields Of Franklin and Gcttls.
burg, IN view OF the fearful prison lie OF
another still say, ran 7 vote for a sectional
President In lieu ~ one for q whole ana
united country? No. Mr.. Editor, rejoice
IN the effort YOU are putting forth.
Hook forward with pleasure away down
IT. this suuland % the coming OF every bich-
mond Dispatch.
on. that Roswell p. Flower or some emit
nent man would cement the discordant et-
ments % T|ammany aud the county Democ-
rocv that the great and grand Empire state
Of Sew York may move on 60 victory /
dreamed wp were IN the midst o. theelectiou
and cleveland. majority was $1,000 IN New
York. $50 mote "a be'
when forget the land Of nv blrth' me
cause for which lee fought ana Jackson and
Stuart died, let my right hand forget her
cunning" g.. W. hcLAyRINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
Rerlster.

The unregistered Democratic voter IN tols
city who falls TO register to-day will on the Otn
OF November be, to all intents and purposes
on the same footing with the man VINO 'o'es
the Republican ticket. This is 2 fact that no
argument can evade and no excuse pa'la'e'
II by reason Of Indifference, apathy over
confidence, or what not any Democrat ne
elects 10 avail blmself Of this last opportunity
TO aid his pcrty IN the struggle Tor goou
government aud the maintenance OF SCUM.
ern civilization he will have placed biInssl
IN the attitude OF aiding aud abetting Tue
sectonaiists, ~malignants, and south'haters'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
CIeVeIand's Popularity with n Train
LOAD % Passeugcrs.

While Train No. .. captain r. VI. Tyroe
conductor, sud GeOrg. Fisher engineer. was
pa.slng between scottsyile and Brcmo
BluG Mcssr.. N. A.. Rowan and T.. NJ.
Cabel. of Low Moor, Va. took a vote OF the
passengers. There were los passengers on
the train, representing neariv ai the coun-
ties i'm Southwest Virginia and four western
STATES. The result was as follows: For
Clcyelant. Cd: Harrison. O.. and + did not
know who their choice was. All hqnds be-
came very much interested and when the
vote was announced there Wa a general Zee
ioiclng. one 9ld man from Kentucky sold:
Yes. Give us Grover q thousand times over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
- Earner,,-Again

Editor Of the Dispatch S~ir,-Farmer
highly appreciates your courtesy aud
kindness In giving your opinion in YOUR
sunday issue Of the DIST instant on the point
presented by him on the 18th instant. You
have clearly shown that the people can
escape any increase Of taxes. Very few
farmers are sware Of il, and II you would re-
mind them Oh A. so as 10 rouse their ltten-
ton 10 the subject Of taxation you will have
been a pubic beneilct0r. The time OF
voting Is near at hand and il would be wise
70 vote against q State convention and let the
Legislature and Governor act ON the sub
iect Of taxation, add 20 this end the people
should eject suitable members to the Lfgis-
lsture. Taxation Is personal, not po'itical,
aud al parties ought 10 unite IN electtng
capable and faithful legislators.
FARMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

The Boston Herald never loses an oppor-
tuni.y % pay is respects TO Ilou'e-Ahre
FoRAEER. Iu a late issue the Herald says;
"The lack Of prominence Of Governor
Foraker 81 OHIO, iu this clmpaign has been
one az Us redceming features. lie ended
his Efforts q year 500 by an attack on the
lovely Mrs. cleveland, aud he began them
I'm tho most c0ngcnBl manner possible early
in the present year by ana assault upon The
venerable Mrs. Thurman. But either from
disbursement because there were so fe"
women To fight, or from some other cause,
SINCE that time ne la, been comparatively
quiet
And vet there are white men I'm Virginia
who VIII vote with the party which ac-
knowledges FORAKER as i leader. How have
the mighty fallen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

SURPRISING VorEs. The New York
World of yesterday says:
"The Clark Thresd Company, ol Newark,
+, CHARGED with intimIdating it, employe. in
tho effort 10 secure vote for Harrison. one
~ tme 0orkmcn has stated that the ioremen
in the different departments told the men
that the company demanded that All voter.
in 10. ctuploy stall vote tor The interests OF
the company in the presidential election
And the very men who thus suppress The
votes Of white men in the North are the ones
who talk most about The suppression OF The
negro vote I'm the South. What a gang OF
Observation-Disclosures to gain votes on false
prctences in the one case, and killing of
voters in the other case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

~ WEST MAIN-STREET BAP-
list CHURCH, (corner Main and Beech
streets. -Preachiug srsDAY 10 "a o'clock A.. NJ.
by the pastor. Rev. WILLIAM d. sHfPHAs, and at
7t5 o'clock T.. NJ. Dr. T. 5. GOODWIN Will preach
he annual sermon before tne Young Mons Ms-
sionary s0oie.y Of the cnurcl. All are cordially
inAI.aI ln aLlnnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

The first obvious fact TO be noted about
this c-orrosuondcnce IS that the "roput1hlc
citzsn OF Pomona isa Republican decoy.-
Nec York Times.
OF course the Times Is speaking Of Lord
SAcgvILlE's correspondents letter. Nobody
but the British Minister can see in that letter
ANYTHING indicating that is author was
writing I'm good faith. she q "B~cgcnAEp'
Wfsr? 49,. The trick ought 10 damage
the men who thus sought 10 defeat Nr.
CLEVELAND by a trick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
- NJ AL 7Tfftr.f
NRw Y0Rr. October ~. lsN<
ITO TIE SECUHIrI-HOLDEbS OF
4 IuE
Richmond and Allegheny R. R. Co.

Holler- ropusruunga toial of over ninety-throe
rrr cent. of tto Mercantile Trust Company cor
grcafc Or bonds ana sfock 'a,so4sment Dail ~
t1e RICHMOND And ALLD5uANY RAILROAD
COMPANY having accepted rlo provisions Il
he agreement 1atod August 2. 1873. UetEeen G..
%. C0-ter aDi otncr, committee ~ uo urst part,
alI Ereiu Davis aai ol1erN o1mmiseeo ~ .bo
second part, pou.e i- neroby given totne holIeir
0f outstanding rcrIlcalos ~ tho Mercantile
Trast Company that the fans my sim he Co
posted with DRsKgI, HcsoAs g. CO.. y Wall
street, SOW T0rk. on paymsnto " 70 uonaity % ,
por cont IN cash ou tho par value - bonds aud
II ono ha.f yer cont Il cash On tbo par value u
stock.
Tho right Is reserved % terminate. Without
notice, tho privilege OF doposirug secuutios AZ
a1oy,, aud nf,or SUCH termination ~ deposits
viii be received.
Further notice IS g'gon taat Droxcl Morgan 70
Col. receipt Tor -ocurues deposited may bo o1-
changed Ter engraved reorganization certificates
40 tbe above alircss on aid after ~EDNESDAY,
October %, l,a,
DHEALL. MORGAN 6 CO.. Deposilaries.
G.. u CosTEKl
d. i. CROSS. committee.
/ &C ZIts Al. IuJnAs,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

FUNERAL OF joins ". SrNoNs.- Nelr1pr9.
n y. October 2j.-Ihe Grand Lodge Of
Free and Accepted Nasous to-day attended
the funeral Of Pa.t~Granh Master John W.
~imous al Central Valley. The attendance
was large. General Charles Roomc acting as
Most Worshipiul Grand Master. The ser
vices at the home OF thedeceAscd Mason were
conducted bv the Rev. DR.. Bcattie, acting
chaplain II Tie Grand Lodge, sitter which ihe
boay vas removed 10 Institute Hall, where
Or. Ferguson. an old-tlme friend Of the Past
Grand Master, I'm accordance with 4 promise
asked previous 60 the death Of that eminent
Mason. delivered q culog,stic address. The
body vas inferred in Highland Mills Gene
tery with Masonic bOnors. Nearly AT the
tributes ~ respect were formed from au-
tumn-tufed leaves. and were superb.
General CHARLES k00NE took part IN law
ing the cornerstone OF the new CITY Hall IN
Richmond, and has many friends and ac-
quaintances here. Mr.. SnoNs is also wei
known IN this city. He wa worthy Of all
tine honors that could bc paid him. Those
"autumn-tinted leaves" rustic over the
grave Of a noble SOUL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

The unregistered Richmond Democrat
who neglects 10 register to-day will play into
tho hands Of MALONE. Iidc MAH0NE's cir
cullr, ~purporting to show how one OF his
heuchmen conducts the Republican still
aunt In Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

We had 50 thoroughly Identified ourselves
with the Exposition that when we wrote
Yesterday " patriotism, not peli, should gov
ern," We meant iust what the sentence would
have meant if we had added the word " US"
e, Patriotism. not polf, should govern us."
SO We all say, we trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
r1rTPTNTTY METHODIST FPIS-

COPAL CHURCH corner Broad and Twentieth
strcet.-Rev. JosEru r. srUEois, Pastor
Preaching az II A.. N. ani at + b.. W.. by The
Pastor. WEDNESDAY Eyg>fS1 service atsoclock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

"Tbus this little State Of West Virginia,
with it, six electoral votes, becomes an i'm
portaut factor in the situation" And that
factor will be on the Democratic side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Lord S~actyille. British Minister, enters the
plea thst the California letter which drew
from him bis foolish response was q trap set
To catch him. OF course n was. But II the
British representative had been gifted with
common shrewdncss be would have never
nfbbled al the stale bit OF cheese which haited
It. It's quite evident that Lord Sackyllle Il
too green aud credulous for this climate
Nnc York U0rLd.
That's our opinion Of his Lordship as ex.
pressed elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

"when Is a voter not a voter? When he
IS not registered" This was gotten on by 4
contemporary as a joke, but it Is worthy Of
serious consideration in Richmond to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
AnVaEmEnVa.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
43-TWFNIl-FIFT SEASONS. s.
Matinee AI2 TONIGHT ATS
Inc distinguished American couple,
NR AND NHs. s.. d. lLOittNCL,
N~AIINEE-rHE fLIHG.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND SON.
FLORENCE As CAPTAIN ClTTLE.
Everybody liteuliug the matinee wlll Dee pre-
seutci With 70 silver hatrh"L
Next af,r8cfiou. GEOKSE D.. ULNER, with
JOUN r.. RANMONU1 COMPANY, iu COLONEL
SELLERS. Seals now on sai0 20 B0X-Omce from
o ST.. 90 g L.. NJ. o-2-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

The effort OF the National Republican
Committee 10 raise money on their notes
from a Richmond bank was a dismal failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
nnN

kICHEOaD. Va, October -. ISIS,
HAVING QUALIFIED As EXECU-
IA TkIX u the last wli aud testament %
JOHN A. IYREk, deceased, hereby request all
parties Indebted " SAID estate t0 come forward
ana settle AZ once. and those having clalmB viii
please present hom Tor settlement
SUSAN L. IlkEE. kXecuuU,
o. 2bgts Pc east Clay street.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-HAVING
H QUALIFIED As Xxx ECuTOk upon tho estate
CT 4 b. GOODMAN, deceased, I hereby request
ali persons indebted - said estate 70 make pay
ment b the. aud all persons having claims
against said eziass vi please pecsent the same
to me az No 10 esst Franklin street. Richmond,
Va slGMUND N. GOODMAN.
Executor Of A. B. Goodman, deceased.
&C 2ari1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

10 General william w. Dudley. rea,urer
Republican National COMMITTEE, VI run
NJ. S. QUAY, Chairman.
These circulars should stimutate the Demo.
Gratis TO renewed activity. 1t should remino
those OF them who are not engaged person.
ally in working for their party that they can
do much good by liberal subscriptions to the
Democratic campaign fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

H. PINE~6TREEp BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Pine and Albemarle Streets
Rev. j. B. HCTa0N, Paslor-Preachiug 40 il A.
II. and ~ p. ~ cordial Welcome 10 al Seats
frnl. D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1888.

..-.,.I e~nlf4efs No doubt
on
there H some lru'n VA '"'A i'"'@'"'
VII add mat The speaker who acis upon INC
-ssvpmpion that bis hearers Gre not able 10
49,, .. n,~f,s - vel.conadcred ST.
1'"~' '" limit
Rumtui on sued su'}'ct- VIII ""N
IN not appearing upon thc hastings.
However that may De-. there is no voter
-.t D.. ,tf..,-o and many very
' wtoe.n-
bumuie voters 'fe "'''''''" ""
not uu1frstaud and apPreD1't ne hrgu'h'h''
A., t,,or ~ ,hoisliuy Inc intcrual-rcvouue
~ t,..r,. h~yft-Iruaies. &c., Sc,
NN "P''' ''' ,n
81 ouI -,ului'Is present '''" ." "'''''n
fiht tIfIf nf1-, lofDlNlr Torn.
tone n tUr hreWde-t Democrats TOO The
.l. .., .f-te most upt'riug
'"'f "''
workers, Dos sent 10 Use 4"" ''fD''''" -, "
reproduce l- % copy "i o 'I'''" '"'' Ia.
ls,n distributed amongst ihe Foi'Is OF
Ta'ri.. county. which Do thinks is wei cole
tuiI.' I'D Cl| .hie1 such persons A' h''u
Information a- Oh ih' c.aucl ln tho ln.tfnai-
I,ycaI, Jaws Nbicl the Mills htl proposes
l. make. No alTre 300 ilis opinion We
rrers; tIst ttI circullr wts not prepared
.rI scattered aH .ror tle -it'c a month ago.
Tt. l.4Iir- 1f tae 0rcui1r iu question U.s.,
oI,uoerllc I..iei a- 30 the ln'orud Ec'e-
DID, Ipa. Blocked hy the Republican >'u-
pt.." 1l, s.r.gI,r begin, hy $40. ing th't
o.. Democrat. Iu 'leir t'N hi' no"n as 'Le
rirr. iI rl.pn.. tle following modlt-
en,r.ofti.tr.,.a Ia"- l.'.nng to tbe
H.. be- O. IhUH IrI-
coed. a+ l...ut.
D,.r.4.. Ell. Ir.tl,t r.t oo fnd after the
1st 1., pf .o',i'r. I-- all t'Ne, on manu-
f~1D'ar.I ...f'n. ''''' -IH' hlu- l'.I'
tna '' 'i"
ia"'0I.. o' ''u ''. .' ."
aI t Upon H" 1871 hON '.'.' ".'''
ItI t'H. rc' Or Hn' '.. 'e'''} ''i""'''
d. timi over "rrin. Do 'h'h goes on
Section .t IiDliI..tl hereafter the mlni-
mum I.t7t IH~tr.l'u.n, r> pt'-'fihcd
Pos t.s c.i.i'ue lows f0I violations ol inr
iu-t..4Ir.,cuHc i-Hs shall ic abolished
TIur-. tl. Judge h1. One 1ght given hIm
tnu... f.. |lr lrI Imprisonment as small
and s- s'.rt1- u. %Ji.I,', The law as 81
n,w stand. .t.. 20 %. nnt lass ttau el0o and
thirt, I.'s imprisonment. This Is Co bcrc-
rr.lef.
section ... rti,i.- A.. I.tuiug uf warrants.
and uf,tin.,. l,r,,Ner warrant from being
..urJ ,y...i ii.u Ile affidavit ~ co',c-
for. l.plN collector. or iri,Iu1trtNcuuc
ne,ut. ou tn. ua'u of some party 'et'in.
forir n. n.r,.u.l knowledge oi thc offence,
md i.ri,rr provides th1t hereafter the com.
missioner I..uin. tho warrant nud ihe depu-
~ u.,-..I -.rt..- fUe sumo ,hHll ue paid $50
t,. unl... There hD conviction.
rr,,.t oo.l. n.,. T., many innocent sur
iti'I>l
Section I'd fcgIIi'- Iic ai'oaN' or "''n "l
which inr warrant Nh~ i',utu l' pau'
tOc ~1rrant Hni to f' I''uih'' WIN "' am"
tho u1Ii' accused p" Poe carried ','"I' 'n'
COMMISSIONS iu lI' '"'"I' "''i' 'n' p".
J. arrested, nf H i'tlr'' DID '''iI' ''''' ''
taid county. i'ru before -u'' "'',,i I's''ln-
pa another county nearest To inc I'A'V VI "'
Iet.
SECTION ID DIRECTS Noe cif'li'- ana u'''il'''
court iHie i' aii'lnt COMMISSIONER 'o'
each county.
section 80 gives jhr commissioner oil lh,,
trruni Revenue tne rlthi' WNh l"' ,'is'm, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

By CLAY STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH CORNER Of Clay
ana Adams rcotst.-preachinf 40 IL H. VI.
and $50 q. H.. Dy the pastor, he7 W.. D. Al"Ill-
seats freq Au are most r|orlinily inFitol Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

BoULANGER IS opposed to a Dictatorship"
Unless, probably, he can become dictator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
~ VFNABLE- STREET CHURCH

corner of Twonty-arst aud yeuabieL sunday
school AZ GD A.. NJ. Preaching ~ tho pasbor
Rev. K. Il. PITT. atu A. w.. and al s:45 p. Il. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

81 GRACE~arREEr BAPTIST.
Past0r-koy. Or. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER.
sunday school at 90. 81.
SUNDAY preaching at u A. b.. anl a.. p. N.
WEDNESDAY service ats b. 49,.
FRIDAY service young men'5l at8P. VI.
Free seats and q welcome to all. O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
~ UNION -STATION CHURCH

tcornor T1yonty-fourth and n treoel'-ife"'n
Ing AZ n A.. ". and 500 f.. N. rs me pastor
Rev. JAMES t. MtKrIS. rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

ScrOfula sores, swellings In the neck, and
an Impurities are cured by Hoods sarsapa-
FiliA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

H. SEyENTH-STRFET CHRIS
TIiN CRU HCH.-pleachilg o.. 80 A. M. a1I q
p. M. ly tae I1-tor, sev. %. g.. CAVE. sunday
school at 3l5 4. AZ. Mons mostiug 40 $3.50 p. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
ng CLAY-sTREEr BAPTIST

w. 1AAAAA 3D. AFAaAfA = d a
CHURCH cOruor ~ Clay and Graham Streets
Rev. S. C.. C~LOPIoN, Pastor-Worship al II A..
NJ. and 745 L. N. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

far sECOND pRESGYTEBIAN.-
pr. Illg atuA.N . Hnt4 r.M. 6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

rrw LAUREL~STBEET METRO
DIST CHURCH corner Laurel and
stroots-Hev. W.O. W,G5ssEa, pastor.-trcact-
ing by he Pastor ~ l. A.. ". aud $ +. De All
welcome. 70
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-29
q Biz ETirn;.

A storm swoDt over the country or "Wednesday FeachlrS from the Missis. sippi river io the Atlantic ocean, doing great damage IT. the v.cia..s Of Pi!tsburg traffic On tne railroad w2f suspended on aoccoant of h.gh Tatof and land slides. Three aa.i bali iuches Of rain fell at P.ItsDurs ia (cw A0Eys, shlie four ana hsf iu-h-s gre reporled from UnionioNn. Sevcrzl tcros are partly under water and nan7 C. ,hs inhabitants are lIvlng h the uPpe; stag!es of sheir houses. In the noualairs the head waters O. al streams 2rc swolcn beyond bounos
 News from MoTaan City. Lcls.ana, is that dozens of houses wete wholly or partly unroofed. and afy buildings are off their foundation. The dosting elevator of George GiIctTisi xzs entirely de- troyed. A nong the heavies. losers 0: property aiong the rivei arc the coal dealers. The steamer Kco.uk. as Baton was wrecked; valued et Szoo.oo
 A telegram from Stii! Pond, Kent county, MaFyIand,givcs particulars Of tie cyclone yesterday afternoon. A large frame building occupied as canning establishment by Black & Kieeen, of Baltimore was struck an5 completely demolished Cs the 100 men, women and children who were at HoTk at the time. nine were kiiied outright and three dangerously hurt, and number slightly injured by ialhng jimbers Boston re- ports ;hai the s1o5ln struck that city with great fury about 8 ?. n. and two and one-hsh inches of water had ialien at midnight. In the Journal press room the water IS within two inches O. press blankets, apd further rise wilI prevent ihe issue cf the paper.