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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-04

Les ScrofGles ct tOutes les nlalaGies scro-
~fuleuses, teIles que U1ceres, Plates, Erysi-
peles, Eczema, Pustuies, Impetigo, Tu-
meurs, Charlton, F~urOncles, Clous, ct
Eruptions de Ia Peau, sont Ie ~resultat
direct de l'impurete du sang.
Depuis plus de q~uarante ans, la SALsErA-
REILLE D'AYER est reconIue CONNIE Iagent
lie plus puissant pour lie purifier. Ellie de-
livre lie systemic de toute humeur malsaine,
enrichit ct fortifie lie sang. expulse toute trace
de traitelnent mercuriel, Sc montre ell I'm
mot lennemi redoutable ct irresistible de
toutes les maladies scrofuleuses.
Une GuarisOn Recente d'Ulceres
Scrdkuleux.
al Y a guelques mois, j'etais afiige dull
ceres scrofuieuN aux jambes. Files etaient
eniteeS ct enhances. ct les plates dechar-
gaicnt DIES quantities de matieres putrides.
JenIp.oyai sans success une grande variete de
Remedies. En- dernier resort j'eus recours 4
la S~ALsEPAREILLE D'AfER ct lie resultat
obtenu iut DIES Plus satisfaisants, mes ulcereS
ont disparu. ct ma sante s'est grandement
anelioree. .e vous suis tres reconnaissance
pour lie bien que votre medicine ma fait.
Je suis, ayec respect.
Mrs. ANN O'BRIAN."
14S Sullivan St., New York, a JUN, 1882.
ts~ Toutes les rersonnes interess&es
sont invites d Sc rendre chez Madame
O'Brian.
L'ecrivain bien connu du Boston Herald,
MIR. B. W. BALL, dc Rochester, Nh, ecrit en-
date du Z JUN, 1899:
"Souffrant cruelletnent de lEczema pen
dant DIES annees. ct lie pOuvant trouver de
soulagement dams aucun remede. je me servis
de Ia ~SALSEPAfElLLE DAYER, ct au bout
do frnlS ulniS inhfinc nnn nU3ricnr vnv,0S
Je Ii considere CONNIE III remede tres pre-
cieux pour toutes les maladies du sang"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-04
A VENDRE OF ALOUER.

Trois grandes plantations situees
dams les districts les plus fertiles
de uotre Etat ct propres a toutes
les cultures du pays.
Conditions larges ct liberales.
S'adresser pour plus amples in
formations a Police de la SENTI.
NELLIE de Thibodaux.
Dams un petit restaurant
Garcon, vos huitres ne sont mas
fraiches:
Possible, monsieur, mais je ne
suis pas dedans.
C'est .vrai. grreon, celia prouve
9se .yous n'stes pas ! votse place.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-04

Essayez le Gouamx,s Pile Ointment, Il su6.
rit \ chaque fois, 3 ou 4 applications IN fasent,
satisfaeti0n garantic an rargest Fendu.. IL
DR.. Duval nous dit qnI s'en est earvi tres.
seuvent dana - pratiqne, dana toate u -
reisse Of qne ekaQae fsss il : sptsS sae,sax-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
sAnxxrs ~ rxrxsxAra


rxv Tosx. septembor i0..-Cot,on steady;
salos today. f0i4 bales; also last week. nos he's
fore repoftcd. 1872 bales for export end 50
bales iOr spinning: uplsnds, love: Orleans.
i0Hc. net receipts. i2.5& balts. exports 70
Great Britain, 1895 bales W France, 80 ssse-;
Southern -four auies and steady. Wheat -po<
HaAc. iosor; options cios0d Aeitc lover. No
red, September, sska8Nc.; October. 1he.a
ti0Jk. Corn kaac. loser: options vesker:
September. HtssftAc.; October, dhss4sc.
Oats easier; options lover; ssp.<rpber. 0ks
mixed western, 9si5c Hops strong. eith fair
demand. Iofoe Options stesdy Heptomber
and October 80 points 40; others i0s0 up. ana
reacted on frec-s~iiing orders, closing steady.
September. ti1afi2.n: OctoDeg, 3iis0stiLas:
November 81. i0ssli 81: spot bio Unsettled fair
reclining. 7-iec. refined nrgn. Molss-o- BomiDsL
klcc stoady. Petroleum 1rm; refined. 7'sc Cot
ton-soed oil Quiot: crude. 4lai2c. yenoE. ~.
1zliow duh ~ 5ftc. no IN dDil ~ fLol&aki.oA
Potatoes brmer and guiet Turpentlno nrm NJ
81. s29c Hides strong. Wool dim, forS more
setige ana strong; NEE. Si5s5stiA7A Beef
siTOng. Cutmeais siON snd nrm- fichio
shoulders. S.9baN Hams. ii2i21. Picked hel-
lies. lsafg.5o. Aiddles lrmer. shorLclesr, 81. ~.
Lsrg-Sp0t higher and wanted: western steam.
siQ 2naSi0sO closine az il0@; city, feD; CD
lions advanced oR slueezng shorts liasA points
on September aad October. septefaber SOFA
slO. "; october. Si0 l0a{i0is; rchnei more ~
tive aud higher. freighIs easier, cotton. l-S2d
grain, 81. asked.
CFfclso. September Tho cash quotations
were. Flour Quiei and arm. so Z spring
wheat. o., a92 &C.: Ma 2 rod. 9lAc No. 2
corn. &c. No. oats. ~ - hees-pork, tiA3!hs
Shoulder. &. 6S< IS. st0ctciear, t9asa.sA
The leading futures RANGED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

final action upon the remaining appro-
priation bills 10 far as IL lies IN their
power. The adoption OF the conference
report upon the Notifications approptia-
ton bill to-day marked the Inauguration
OF this policy. The bill was finally dis.
posed OF es far rs the House is concerned
without a word OF debate, although item
bodies MIR. Sayers proposition OF an ap,,
preparation Of 81. 200, 900 for steel
forginqs, which was originally the subject
OF strong opposition. The sundry-civil
and army appropriation bills viii be
rushed through this week, and there VIII
remain OF the reguIarsnnual appropriation
bills only the general deficiency bill,
which is expected 10 be returned to tho
House 10y the end Of this week or be-
ginning Of next week. The call for q
Democntio caucus 10 be held Thursday
IS being circulated. The object is to
secure uniformity of action upon the
pending business. to give expression to
the wishes OF majority relative to IA
final adjournment or recess, and to dis
cuss the eTpediency Of attacking the
trusts as proposed by the bills intro
duced by Mr.. Breckinndge, OF Arkansas.
Meanwhile IL is improbable that the
meeting of the Ways and Means Com
mitiee will be called until the caucus
has outlined the wishesof the Democratic
side of tine House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
DEArma.

BAUGHAS Died. az the residence Of bet
parelts. suddenly, septemOer ION. All ocp,,k
A. n, LrCY BUXTON, only daughter Of felx
III aud Mary :. BAGgban-
Funeral from Clsy-sreet Methodist Episcopal
church THIS russday1 EVENING a. ~ O'clock.
Reiatyes friends, aud acquaot@aces invited 70
attend.
JOHNSON. -Dlsd. MONDAY. September ION. a.
halfpast n O'Clock A. NJ. Al the residence ot neg
husband, Joseph II. Johnson. ANNIE N. Johr-
son, In The twepty-sixth year OF Der age.
The funeral Will take place mon penny.sw.ess
Methodist church ~ 3 O'Clock r. NJ. iO-pAi-
Friends Of The family sre invited 20 Aaend
LANE.-Dled. AZ his residence, No. iar sesen-
tenth street. september i0th, az 10 A. h-. nj.
| TIMOTHY IAANk, Ia the sixIy-foorsn year % BIS
age. - 49,. q, p...-s.
( ca,Sedrai THIS cuesdsy) AFTERNOON 81 Z
| oseiocS. Friends OF the family respseuahy In
BsItimcrs papers please copy.
| MURPHY. --psed, september 10, 1884 81 the
/ r..asns.s OF her parents. 6is Ncsby street,
| AIil.R twin daughter OF Jcha and Minnie MUIR
| INV. Aged ore month and twelve esyA
The fansgal viii take plsce nom 81 ranteS
| es.arch sEPrkhBkk iifn At 4 ociccs r. ~
| wALDRoN.-psed, ct the residence Of his
c.r.ess. Az soaln IAarsl s1xeet - els O'CLOCK,
kOBERf cRuhp. infant sea Of jeanne y and
A sIss lord Ssse and tho lord sAas sAssa sssy;
| blssssd b tse nanss q Ne L<rd.p
Washington pspsrs please ee2S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
GENERAL rERHY's BODY FOUND
And Inferred oa sunday-Etems Of
Interest from Montgomery County.

Especial telegram 10 the DispaHh-l
CuR1sr1ANsBURG, Va, September 10.
The remains Of General Terry. Of Wythe-
vile. who was drowned Wednesday night
III attempting to ford Rock creek while
returning from Grayson court with Mr..
Joseph w. Caldwell. were found about
five hundred yards below the ford on
Saturday evening. They laid in state
in the Town Hall until Sunday evening
at o'clock, when they were Inferred
with Masonic honors. Thus has passed
away Virginia gentleman Of the high
est type--a man whom all WHO knew
him loved and respected for his courage,
honesty, and true manliness. The sym
pathy of many friends and admirers
here and elsewhere goes out to the af-
Alcted family.
Judge Staples left to-day for Washing
ton city on business
Colonel Ballard Preston and bride,
who'were married at Biacksburg on the
29th, will he rendered a large reception
by Mrs. Preston tomorrow night at the
old family homestead " Whitethorn.
Mr.. A. A. Phlegar is absent attending
Floyd County Court, which conyenes
tomorrow.
Hon. N. NJ. Martin, OF Charlotte, adj
dresses the Cleveland, Thurman, and Ed
munds Club here on Saturday night
next. Governor Lee has also promised
TO address the club as soon as he returns
to the county.
Judge John Gardner who was recent
IL elected treasurer OF Blacksburg Col
lege, leaves for Blacksburg tomorrow to
enter upon the active discharge Of his
duties
No heavier rainfall has been known
here at this season OF the year since
September, 1878, than that which has
fallen in the last week. The rain has
been incessant for eight DAYS. Tho
streams are in consequence much swollen
and grave fears are entertained lest a
disastrous food will be upon us. it Is
impossible to ferry New river now and
the rain is still falling. Up to the pres
ent time the fall has been 6.G9 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

Advices from New York are to the eff
feet that Judge Humans presence in
that city and in New Jersey has been
productive Of the best results. The
mere sight Of the "Old Roman
seems TO have entbused the
Democrats OF the two States.
The New York star to-day claims that
Mr.. Cleveland will receive great many
votes from the colored people Of the
Empire State, and quotes from several
of the leading men Of the race to that
effect who have been interviewed by It's
reporter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
NoRruAmProN DEMOCRATS.
Enthusiastic Rally at cape Charles
City-AbIe speeches.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
- - n

Especial telegram 10 mo Dispatch.l
CAPE CHARLES, Va, September TO-
The Democrats of Northampton had a
grand rally at Eastville to-day in spite Of
a pouring rain, which continued through
out the earlier part OF the day. \ large
crowd was present, and much enthusl-
asm prevailed.
Hon. John NJ. G. Blackstone, of Ac-
comack. was the first to speak. His adj
dress was heartily applauded.
Hon. James y. Stubs, OF Gloucester,
followed in a vigorous and eloquent
speech, which created the widest enthu-
siasm. His remarks to the colored peo-
ple were well received ami it is thought
that many members OF this race in
Northampton will vote for Kendall in
November.
Hon. Alfred p. Thorn, OF Norfolk,
closed the meeting with a vigorous and
logical speech that carried conviction to
every doubling nearer.
Nashville is the home OF Hon. Gilmor
S. Kendall, the Democratic candidate for
Congress in this district, who is now can
wasting on the Western Shore. The
Democrats here are thoroughly aroused.
Clubs are forming in various Localities
and high hopes ere entertained OF swing
ing Northampton into the Democratic
line in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

conference report on the fortis c,,;on.
appropriation bill, and il WIS sdonsad
: Mi. blount, OF Georgia, from the Com.
mi'See on Post Offices and Post Roads
reported bill authorizing the postmss.
Vr-Veneral 10 advertise for and rnr.
yhase improved mah-locks and KEYS
ne requested immediate consideystior
Tor the bill, which was accorded nnd r.
bill was passed '''0
The House then resumed ,ba oo..;s
Grafton of tho conference reno,, ~, ~.
sunofy civii appropriation bill. The
Feh'lhg senate amendment was that an.
pfoprisung $3.50, 600 for the purpcse -,
an investigation OF the extent TO which
the ara regions Of the United Statea
can be redeemed by irrigation. and
reservlog as the property of the United
states all lands which may be desi0natsa
l0r reservoirs and canals for irrigation
The pending motion was that made hv
Mf' breckinridge, OF Kentucky. 70 con.
cur ia the amendment reservinQ from
s@'e or entry until otherwise provided all
ianas made susceptible OF irrigation.
hr' Bacon, Of New York. took nd
vantage Of tue debate to deliver speech
CA too subject Of trusts.
Inc consideration OF the bin was in.
corrupted long enough to allow Mr.
Mnish, Of Pennsylvania, to present the
conference report on the army appro-
pnation blu. The conferrees have agreed
10 drop ALL tho Senate provisions for the
manufacture Of ordnance. The bill as
reported appropriates 90, Az, 800. After
bref explanation 10y Mr.. Mash the re.
port was adopted.
The sandry civil appropriation bin was
tnen AGAIN taken up, aud pending its
discussion the House at 3 o'clock adj
Journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO KA8ERr.

ChFIkhBLh ~. lcNos
The continued rain here AMI 10 all parts OF
Virginia and North Carolina has caused the out
look 10 be changed, AMI Al least several days
mcro arc predicted. Prom all parts Of tho two
above States tho crop is represented % DO In bad
condition. with second growth that cannot ma
ture before frost, while that that IL ripe Il
small part aud cannot be cut The wind has
bruised and the standing water caused hopping
o. tho leaves In plants we'll grown. coarse,
dark crop is Gully expected, and frost will only
mako all grades uniformly common. Hold
ers are more cheerful, and begin 10 see
heir way cut Of great difficulties aad trials
h.. have 50 long weighed heavily upon them.
some owners have taken their best grades of
tho morket here till tho damage IL settled doh-
nitey, while prices airs reported advanced In
several larger interior MARKETS. on all the inner
grades Of leaf There was better evidence OF
good earnest buyiug to-day In a quiet way than
noticeable for many days, though leading order
men we're not on tho market st ALL Options and
sample lots have been taken both in iugs and
higher grades, and several small sales are re
ported that mean rather more than nlling up
temporary gaps and wants. Previously only
one impOrtsn. cutter sale was repor cd This sea-
son OF redrei fine stock. To-day a homo buyer
took fifty packages Of fine cutters in one lot and
we hear tho price was around thirty cents. We
should not DO surprised to hear Of larger sales
soon.
Western markets are al reported dull and e.
regular and goueraily lower for the past week.
ENGLAND.
Liverpool circulars of tho 1T instant quote q
duh and inactive market Tor August and manu-
facturers seom ~ expect lower prices still when
the crop "a housed. bat few are calculating on a
frost that may entirely change matters We no
tice that more tJbaeco was sent 10 liverpool lass
month ga Newport News than by Norfolk, Phila-
delphla, Baltimore, New York. or Boston; In
fact Of 400 hogsheads from all those points
Newport Nows shipped LODI hogsheads-of
course most from tie West
General Peyton Wso, chairman Of commit
tees, calls for tomorrow uith instanD meeting
OF the several Tobacco Exposition sub-commit-
tees mt the secreiary's room az tho Exchange at
1 o'clock. full attendance Is important 70 ro-
port what has been done and what remains 70
be done in d short whio now
LAST DArss.
For entry q old tobacco for premium. septem-
Dor l5th; for new tobacco, October 2lih Let tho
intended exhibitors remember these dates.
Tho stocks ia Liverpool Of North American
tobacco were September (. 1885, $500 hogsheads
against 1880 same date 1880.
MORE PAIRa
The Walker Iight Guard Of THIS city issues a
circular Offering three premiums each for SIX
grades Of leaf tobacco for their fair, lasting octo-
Der 10Th 70 November Goth. Samples must DO
from ave TO ten pounds each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
FiFTsETH CONGREss.
WASHINGTON, September 10, 1883.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, September 10, 1888.
senate.
During the progress of desultory po-
it... debate with which the Senate pro-
.r1l19s opened the conference report
cat.e lor,ihcations bill was presented
sd agreed %.
Ir Morgan introduced a bill appro-
rralng S2,u.G 70 be paid the Chinese
Minister al Washington as full indemnity
lau loss and injuries sustained by
I.Ilc-e subjects who have been IN re-
i... and unsettled regions OF the United
-'a'es victlms 20 injuries IN their
r.-.ons "a property at the hands
l avless men. and proceeded to
a3l,,., the senate in explanation aud
lF.cacy OF il aud on tue subject OF tue
ul .r tue absolute prohibition OF CHI
t. immigration. So far as he was con-
..ilol ho had reached the conclusion
t..t ine wlil OF the American people as
"a. .ae total exclusion Of Chinese iaoOr-
,.s vas Oh irrt yocable decree, ana that
Sat- exclusion must DO effected through
On. operation q the law, not through
t.- oi tAe treaty. be proposed 20 adj
.. to It'd, ground now that 1t was
ID.
q. Mitchell, OF Oregon, interrupt
o.. .lr. Morgan with question which
.git about heated and uDpaTliamen-
tr prrs0nA expressions from Doth.
t.i lave been upon reflection ana
ft.a counsel OF mutual friends struck
'.a ,ae 0ugrcs iOnat Record. AT tne
W Mr Morgans speech bis Dill
rnl. rred 10 the Committee on rorei9h
.lCgs.
-.e conference report on tho army APP
Preparation bill was presented ana aSree1
Tln House retaliation bill was pre-
,red add referred 10 the Commlttee on
U ~ relations.
ST. stewart asked unanimous consent
TO lae the Chinese exclusion bill taken
rg
IT. herman objected
hr otogmtthen made motion 70 tna,
eject, aud it was carried and the pli
i-4eu up.
Mr. Sherman addressed the Senate IN
i1ar ol wr. Blair's motion 70 recon
ar the vote by which tho bill Was
Used he appealed 10 the senators on
10Th aides Of the chamber Qrom CON
haeratous Of national honor 10 allow
TOE oill TO stand in its present positioni
pall il could be definitely ascerteined
s"etber the treaty had been or would DO
Ialhed.
dr. Fvarts and Mr.. Wilson OF iowa
10 spoke fiom the same standpoint al
b. Sherman.
Dir. Jones, OF Nevada, obtained tse
hhoof, and ibon, on bis motion, al 40
zoe senate adjourned without any acIion
% TIC Chinese bill.
Halss OF Representatives.
III SeYerz Of Tezas. presented inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
work OF abe Ftameo.


SAN FRANcIsco, September l0.-Ies-
terdav's fire, which originated in the
door and sash. factory of DAILY, Hager &
Orsoer. on Main street, swept entirely
three blocks from Main street 10 Bay,
bounded by Mission on the north and
Howard on the south. Parts OF the
blocks on the opposite sides OF Mission
and Howard streets were also consumed.
Tie latest estimate places the total loss
NJ 81. OOO. GOO, with insurance S2O0,OJO
About 1000 men are thrown out OF EN-
ployment. One man was burned to
death. A few of tho heaviest losses are
ms follows Wagner & Co., loss, S239, 600,
insurance S25. coo National Iron Works
eI30. 600. insurance $4,000; Novelty
iron, Works So, 600, insurance 5000 !;
Columbia Foundry $50, 0OJ, insurance
nominal Knapp's planipg-mill $4,000,
insurance 81, 500 Hinkle's elevator
works SIC, 900, insurance light Springer
4 Co.'S satisfactory SIS, 900, insurance.
cor coo: Preston K McKinnon, lumber,
as. GOO, insurance none W. Deacon q
Co. S75. O0O, insurance unknown; Union
Rox- Factory $4,000, insurance nn-
known. DAILY. HagerA Crsger lose $40,
oOO insurance unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
GIANTS mUKDEREs CAPTURED.
The Norfolk County Fiend Arrested
at Cape Benry-VesseIsA Ashore.
Especial telegram to the Dispsich.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispeich.l
NORFOLK, VA, September 10.-About
o'clock to-day Chief-of-Police ROLAND
received message stating that negro
had been arrested by county constable
near Cape Henry with two reyolyers on
his person, and description OF Coleman
was wanted. A description of the muir
derer was at once telegaphed, and the
answer came back that the man under
arrest filed the bill and TO send an officer
down for him. The Chief detailed
Captain Mordecai and Officer Prince
and they left on the o'clock
train over the Virginia Beach rail-
road. About 8 o'clock tonight the
officers and the sheriff of Princess Ammo
retained to the city with Coleman and
lodged him safely In jail He was cap
tured by two negroes and turned over to
the sheriff. he made a full confession
OF the murder of the old man. James
Grant, TO the sheriff. A crowd OF over
three hundred people met the officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
,rne Treaaury surplns.


W.saINoroY. September 1O.-Ihe
heoyy purchase Of United States bonds
i 80 seek caused marked decline in the
Ire Treasnry surplus, which fell of from
s1f0 O06 OOOlast Monday to sos 900, soS,
- - ~, ,tsted in the Treasurers statement to-
%ov The discrepancy between tins
o,co,,nt and ths surplus IS stated IN tue
Presidents letter OF accep.ancs 60 .Ss i.
COO OOO) IS probably due to the TACT act that nat
the President included about 80. ouo,uo :.
" II fractional SILVER com on hand as a part a.
Of Of the surplus. while the Treasury OIL
ills do not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
IN RANaEnOND.
Houses ana Crops Blown Down but
NO Fatalities.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September l0.-A cy-
clone passed over Carrsyille, Nsnsemond
county, this morning prostratiDg trees,
chimneys, corn, fences, and the tele-
graph lines, and doing considerable
damage to the cotton and corn crops.
One large house, occupied by j. ID.
Harrison rs a wheelwright and black
smith shop, was lifted off its foundation
and set about ten feet toward the Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad track.
Three men were at work IN the shop.
They ran ont and two Of them held on
to the railroad track, while Mr.. Harrl-
son held on to elegraph pole to keep
from being hurled against falling trees.
None Of them were hurt,
The beautiful trees around the depot
were badly torn and damaged. large
tree fell over the window Of the tele-
graph-Oiiice, breaking four wires down
and running the occupants out.
Mr. Rawls, the railroad agent, had ten
stables and about twenty acres OF corn
levelled with the ground. Such a storm
has not visited there since 1888. TIE
farms and roads were flooded and seye-
raj bridges were washed away on the
country roads. No one was hurt as far
IS can be heard from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
UNDER TIE CANVAS.
Democratic Meeting in a Circus
TENT.
Special telegram % The Dlspatch.


WooDsroCE, Va. September 10
General William b. Hatch, of Missouri.
and Colonel Charles I. O'Ferrall, Demo
cratic nominee for Congress, addressed 2
large and attentive audience OF Demo
Gratis here to-day III Dan. Shelley's
circus-tent. The weather being incle-
ment application was made for the use
OF the tent and granted, as political meet
ings had heretofore interlered with the
show.
The Republicans had no meeting adj
vertised, but Il. j. Walker and Senator
Riddleberger made speeches on the street,
endeavoring to dlssuade the Republicans
from patronizlng the circus, but they at
tend all the same. Mr. Shelley inform
ed the Republicans if they wanted to
speak they could have use of the tent
also. as the privilege WAS granted to
speakers without regard to party.