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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

W NAA .EEHKF
CHICAGO. O-i0ber 2L.-1here Was only a mode
ralo trading IN wheat today: in fact The marset
ruled qulot during the most Sf te session. The
feeling Developed, however, WAS decidedly
stronger. and tho reasOn saslgaed Tor Ehs
strength sas No Reported faibug on In mo
farrnors' doliygies in mo Northwest SONS Of
the iosai blu traders were reported ~ DO buying
and Absorbing ths offerings, and Una aso helped
20 8dyance prtc6A especially a. he offerings
gers rat - hight The opening was Unsettled,
somewhat excited. AEd hG higher thAn yester-
days cl0se, sdvsnCoi 9th sCulo fluctuations " a
oofut ghc higher fog beceubSr aud SIC. for
Nav. recedod some, AID cosed ~ a1c higher.
Cora Was only moderately active, not much out
sile bssiasss bsiag xnnsa1sd. The feeling
early h ne seasi0a gas oOHparaayoly nrm, az
ser which tho mArs 81 oasai "a some. The early
Strength Was attributed mainly 70 mo moderate
purchases o. = large local holder, and We par
ia reacthOa Woa snnaenora by The osstnlssed re-
eeips fer t-moFrOs. Nelcb are fairly liberal
frsiing was largely " Nave aoer. ne market
oyoned &c higher KAN he closing prices Of yes-
lerday, advanced 10 all &c, reaaed, AMI
cso6ad Aa<c. higher uan yesterday. There
va a Moderate desnand rOr HAY oads and .
small Increase Ia tue Naes u Dvsember.
1soae ntares we're s,sady, both ranging &c.
better. Nearby deliveries were neglected.
hess-pork vas moderefe ami active. seiuler
bayefs nSr sellers being anxiosB 10 engaxs In
she speculative Transactions 10 aay sxtept. Later
trade wa more acgvo, aud vim fres offerings
pftee= ruled som@~hot irroeslar, and shs csosing
ngurea showed 7SaiOc 4seiine frum those Of
pea ersaF. JAnaa<y stuaGnrd ne most artss-
ncR. A RAsiersss lcace sss reported Ia lard.
aud mo feeling vas easscs ear0. fos Ssies
were made Al yesterdays nszspes, bat fxsr more
liberal offerings caused a peak tsoisbg. aud
prtces docli1ed f6a1r. Lsh1 ptsc.s rsiifg-i INA
bh AID ci0aed 0any. frs1Gsx xas eDH tst< In
Enosknba. fhs eariT feeling MAS nraser al fss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
The STATE to,nm,,,.

The State Democratic COMMITTEE o., q,
ehe Excssnge Hotel yesterday. and was in
scsslon several hours. Every district was
represented by some member or by proxv.
Among tho members and n.nwta'..
bem0crais present were Hon. John 5. Par.
pour, chairman; W. ". Scott, secretsrv.
- George II. Fitzhush. Of Fredericksburg,
Suage l.; Z. watts, Of Portsmouth; NJ. f.
30, 80" OF Norfolk; Major James D..
ration and Joseph BRYAN. Of Ricbmond.
non. =. {, Nenable, Of Petersburg: Judge
- NJ AIKEN and G. r. Holland. ESQ. OF
Danviiei Senator Daniel, Of Lynchburg.
AUG L. W. Burke, Esq. OF stanton.
reports were received from all sections Of
lhe tate and The situation freely discussed
luose reports were most favorable, and Mr..
pa."our IS confident that the Democratic
majority IN The State thisyear will beas largo
u not larger than in 1884.
49, O'Clock Z. NJ. the Executive Commit.
Tee mot and transacted some business which
needed attention.
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city Circuit Ceurt.

The following business was transacted I'm
this court Yesterday:
Henry Beck and William Rudolph. natives
Of Germany. were admitted as citizens Of the
United States.
Y. Hechler Jr., & Co. w.. Joseph NJ. Blair.
Jury verdict and iudgmentior plaintiffs for
SjlIS7.
d. Il. Moore, trustee. rs. Z. b. Hin. jury:
verdict and judgment for plaintiff for
Si2f.s5.
D.. b. Moore. trustee, VA. D. Donstl. jury:
verdict and judgment for plaintiff for
sL,201.O5.
>. b. Moore, trustee, We. +. r. Granger
and John n. Granger. jury; verdict and
Judgment for plaintiff for S536.14.
Charles j.. StrsuS, for, Sc, v. Adolph
hooreiis. jury sworn. and having partly
heard evidence adjourned until this morning
At 10 O'Clock.
c.. T.. Redford & Co. VS.. A. =. Goodman.
suit dismissed.
The following suit was instituted james
w. Iutts ". Charles L.. Winston Is Co. Dam
ages, $1,000. Counsel, james A.. Cabcll.
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PersonaIs anu Briefs

Hon. r. Y. ". Duke, Of Charlottesville Is
n Murphy's Hotel.
MIR. Samuel Rose, Of this city, Is no" IN
Massachusetts, on business trip.
Governor Lee yesterday appointed jon
u. Crebbs coroner for Frederick county,
Colonel l.. &. Hansboroueh, OF salem
posnoke county, IS at the Exchange Hotel
Ia the Police Court yesterday morning
Jobp Kelley, charged with stealing s4o IIoa
lanes ~Petlisroye, was sent TO !s'l TOT Ninety
days.
senator John W. Daniel while 10 the city
4. 49, guest OF Major james u Patton lne
sess,or viii leave to-day for FauQuler cous-
~ where he has an appointment 70 sfs.S,
~ wm address the voters oil AceomacA
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Market quiot
QUOTATIONS..
MfnuIfVL pi-if-.
Low NDuffY9. 9,c
Joor OElisAHY. l-i8c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

The doIert Association gave q delightful
concert last evening. consisting as IT did d
solos los tbe eminent v~ioiiui-t OvIde Musiu,
Annie Louise Tapuer, soprano, and the great
f%ayorite, " hitncy MockrIdgc, tenor.
NJ. Muslu's violin playing is Of The very
first nuk and De- seemed i'm The best a. hu-
NOR last might, family living over the strings
wlth crisp phIa,iug and wonderfully clear
~hafmOulcs.
Mrs. Tanner SAM several solos With grace
and method, and Mr.. Mockridge's numbers
and escorCy we're given 10 The best styleoi
tins svcet tenor, whose voice is such q
fa,orito with Klchmondors. "A good pro-
Qrqmme we'll rendered ny nr,t-c.1s> artists "
Wss the general verdict, audthe musicale WIS
q vast improvement on the preceding con-
cert.
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fPv Telegraph % me- nispateh.l
Nrw ORLEANS, October .I.-lsptiin SEA-.
nlel. Of the steamer CIssie. from Buefcld-.
rbirb srIy,dt,- gay. reports tt9ton October
2I,h, fwc1ty- three mites from land, boo rirk.
ca up no 6ory al the ~echroper Caldwell NJ
New York. contanin- 1--WE OF the crew sod
four passenger. Tie d0rY $50. leakIDg
badly. Took 40 on board and lHnd-
cd some Al Cape Graoils. The schooner
gl, bound from at. Andrews Island TO
Od Providence I lsnd. with tAentythrec
nasfe0gcrs. She sprung sleak and saHk
fbirfy-eigbt miles northwest 0t ODD Proyt
d4ncc. The d0rv Hft fhe wreck without
water OF food. leaving nineteen men.
women. ard children clGgirg % the
schooner Two h3om-, which were lasbcd
together. when picked no uiua men ad
been 10 the dory thIty-,iN hours. The
weather Wa, ,qually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
a IrgL Ta ~ ESifaI C0GD EAITH

A NATURAL FLOW OF BILE FhOM TUE
LIVER Is EsS ESIlAL 70 GOOD HEALTH.
When this Is oDstrurtsd Il rO-uius Ia BILIOUS
NESS. which Y neglected soOa ieais ~ sofious
diseases Simmons Liver Regulator eXeris q
most felnit1us influence over every kind OF bill
ousDess. 10 restores th8 liver % proper work
IN order. regulates no secretion u bic, Aad
pats tle iigesSGr organs IN such condition thet
they can do their best wOrs. After taking this
mrcfins 20 one viii say. "Iam bilious
" sas affected FOR several yoArs with bilious
neas and disGr9ered hyer. which resulted IA
a severe ATTACK " ~jaun1icN had good msthaal
attendance, and tnei he fay0rtie prescription 81
one Of no mcsi rcus8wuod DhygtrsADs II louis
vile, Ky. bat " no purpose Wheroapon was
Induced g nv mmo Liver Regulator. Uss
beaeniod ~ its use, aud " ultimately restored
me 20 me fuli enjoyment d health IA II.
SHELLEY. kichmood. Ky.
exAmine ~ SO rhat y0o get The g0nniDe, dis
tnguiahed fr0m AL frauds and limitations ~ Ouf
rsd Z Trademark on front Of vrspper, ard on
ahs side the seal ana ssgnasnrs Of J. u. zLlLla
AGO. % 9hF&nW&s
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President bad sanctioned the secretary's

President had sanctioned tbe secreiary's
acitou.
"This matter has annoyed you some
WHAT"
"Yes,' said the Mioister, at has annoyed
me, but only 10 q tri1ing extent hayo
nothing 10 be sorry Tor except that l was
trapped. This affair reveals 10 me 4 new
phase IN the ways Of the American pohti-
cisn-wsys that in this instance. are dis
tasteful 10 zoe. In other American ways |
delight. but I would like 20 be excused from
having anything TO do with politics 10 the
United staies.'
The Cabinet meeting to-day WAS a long
one, lasting until nearly 3 o'clock. The
British Minister'S letter was the chief topic
under consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
THE RICHMOND D~IsPATCH-FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2s, 1883

pre- two ways OF reducing One is
by reducing iaxes-thot 10 the oid.fnshi0ned
Democratic wsy the other u Ny increasing
taxcs on imported goods 70 such rate IS to be
prohibit0ry, aud therefore prevent the Gev-
eminent from receiving any duties. That Is
the new.fashioncd Republican plan. He
concluded by referring 70 the candidates IN
the Geld. To President Cleveland he re-
ferred rs the grand representative OF Demo-
cracy and Democratic principles; 10 Thur
MN as 4 man whose very presence ~ an In
SEPARATION to the Democracy Of this land; TO
General HARRISON - a very respectable Jaw
yer out in Indianapolis, and 70 Hon. T.. Z.
Morton as a very rich baker OF Wall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
HeWItt on Cleveland and Thurman.
nv telegraph % ne Dlspatcn.l

NEW YORK, October 25.-The County
Democracy held 3 large ratification meeting
this evening at Cooper Union. The chief
speakers were Congressman Cram, Of Texas,
and District-Attorney John r. Fellows.
Mayor Hewitt was not present. but sent \
letter, 10 which. utterly ignoring the state
ticket. be sass: "Groyer Cleveland
possesses the confidence Of the masses be-
cause he bas earned II by hls answering
honesty. his courage, and his independence.
The name OF Allen G.. Thurman IL a house.
bold word with The people who love him for
the record he has made In his long life Of
honorable public service. For their "
sakcs. therefore, as well as for the principles
they represent. Cleveland and Thurman de
serve and / believe will receive the approval
Of the free aud intelligent people"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
Lce 10 narris b. Nomonay.

Especial telegram 70 tue DIspAtch.l
BIACk-roNE, VA, october Ex-Governor
Fitzhugh Lee and Judge j.. +. Harris adj
dressed & large crowd OF N0ttOway county
Democrats here to-day. Both gentlemen
made telling speeches. which Were received
with a great deaf II enthusiasm. The prin-
cipsl issues OF the day were iorciblY dis
cus.ed by each speaker. The speakers were
honored by the presence Of quite a number
Of aides. who presented them y it'll bouquets.
lion. John W. Daniel Wss also expected,
tut was unable . nll bis appointment. much
70 the regret Of the yoterso II this community.
The whole day passed oil quietly and plea
sanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
NEW YoKK STOCK MARKET.

INV York. October oG-Thero Bas no decided
general tendency ct prices ia the stock baarkst
during tho entire day. tho majority Of stocks
ductustus within marrow limits and displaying
no feature whatever. In TIE early hours = hsc-
ti0nsl upward movement 0ok ptacA IN which
Missouri ia-iHc Waa promtaons and bast Ten
nosscc stocks Also showed some suungh. So0Ol-
efu stocks changed positions today, terminal
stocks being vcak. which vas IN too most part
duo - rguors of a further issue Cf bonds upon
uc system. although Il - said - De for the
purpCsa of bringing al stocks aud bonds
undcr one issue 81 cach. whtAe Norfolk aud
Western EfOrks we're strong almost throughout
the day. New England became conspicuous IN
the afternoon ftY o decline maize principally on
she peseing q q Fitchbur dividend. The pews
OF The Jay was generally uuhish, though nothing
beyond kcal manipulation hRi much effect
upon prices. Tho opening was irregular. hut
prices settled down Immediately On small
i~racttons. This wa soOn checked. AMI
under no lead OF Mis~pud Pacinc material
advances wore FcoroL The market then b.
came dun and s~oRl0Whst feVorish, and sfer ~
O'Clock IN attark Wa made upon the list, New
England and Terminal preferred yielding reAdi-
-. Another feyerish spell followed, but iater
the market took on a firm tone, and finally
closed quiet but arm at insiguidcant changes
from the opening pricos IN most u INC list Tho
total salos wore BOZ shNres Tho important
changes AFRO advances OF IL In Norfolk and
Western preferred, I Ia pullman. aud a decline
Of D. in RirHmond and Wost Point preferred.
Brenin-. -Ezchango dun and steady To firm.
Money easy 81 hal pcr cont >uh-rreasurT ba-
l~aurcs- Oh. Sltf.57l,0o5 currency SIS
Governments IAN and steady 4 per cent?. Ah:
~ coupons, JOS b. state bonds dan and feature
In.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
ONO AROUSED.


F~r,rrNN.rf. a tbfoHrr % AT , O'Clock
n.r. - iv.r IN ,be ne
u' thurman ply v.ra All
49, - A.. D.rr.r.tte
i"V'''e 51'yg !, - H.
lss''.' - t1o,i ANA
LIT, n.,,n.r,ttc clnbs of ~ whom shout.
'',,E D.,i,4 49, n.esl tnc .t,rd
, "a - G,A, frd,v, snI
..t"t't 81, tto ,.-,to U,s
.gs. F.tv ,,3
"'- "' N-t rf,n,.s u tC.t
NltNilo'u rooster W''- W. tr"
ou. "'u l'. ~. d.. m
''' ..,Isrol Il, t-,ot NJ
r10' a iiI-r row" L@'''i'' "
.e lnt \ Tbyrrs, and sneaker
t.rr.,a to-b evru.el tbems,lye. beoau.c
- t,.,r s.saeb,s about n, b, delivered n-
Dan. .p1t.. GROW d..rers.J slowly. Ihr
r.ro.ition bindings were crowded and the
.f... nam ,c,. r..-.1 vrfn urwlrI. q
d 0.. nr.nI. ro.nf-hf. Trirtrerltc children
,i n' ...... H.. r,ora..rf i1a different
St..e
r.4.. vbur,,r mod. iha rr.t rr.rrh. DO
.-,~.r 30 .,.i,. hs eYf,.f,el Che Demo.
. o.. ri..t o. .fte t.fO.,-
,.., continued. Some one m1y .Hy
.l.... ye~. r1. s.utU.m >'1fa.-ihIt
,... and tr.y had nero
Lnm H h. LHH HN.| aAn"LH|h Lf II|".H
-.r .r. created f-e. and
..tu s,,....i f, and grow lid and lr
.,t r.f. .r,..-r imn1.pil.c f1 auy
.t. ,.--ft.-. n tho limited states.
o,r I~.,rhU,.n fr,eols say O.
-,,,. or r,.orsd man t,tt tb.,
., tt, f,... Tl,y srt nin
rl.v ,.,id n,vp HON ia slavery
..,,[~. O.. c,ms n they de-.
,.- ,o 80. .l..u free. -,~..f
14. r..f. lam. Vr,n,.. p ira.
., ,,.,tL ,rt from h, utu are lnp
~ , ,r.m f-.. IN tIe odd. Ftt11k
DE-. ,tt. tdtnu. and.
..,i, ana vlnouf fc.r of
..l.'.f,I ,.rf-.ai.tI,p. fhat uo improve.
tn ,t. ri,b.. or .o. rr.,u q tle ln.
-.r T., C-sr,.n,t.m bl. e,tl been
~ a., ,., irf..ece oil Demo-
.-.,r r,-inrtrrs. Iprol,ue.d aorlause.I
lido T,nrm,r ir closing ra.d "a glowing
tr.lnt. d, tba sneaker b. wa to follow biu.
- 81 .h,u sid van now rOoJ-brr.
-l,c. f+r hir, but sefoff
- AN, ,.tn,rt SON one and al Cor your
,- yam, f,v,rtts shouts.
''u o,,,e e-.r...ioD.. and Tor hoe
~ ,ou t,ys ,i,rp tre oli Roman,
~. .1f,..s c.nsd rt,re tb. speaker
t.-..r,.rtet by iouv eor rnnol aupllusel
,,rthcol man rb,rr the sr-gkrr Hltagain ia-
,er,u,t.d rv.,,,e one VITO prou1eci three
.hos-s AR me- od Poraa1 Judge Thurman
~ me c,o.e mr sentence. I,ly wtnt 90
~ Gan tor he warm place hlye ib your
aG..,a,s and pow 1 blu YOU good night
80 ,I,,
ga ,t. .,,,lr. i,n ~ Jud,o T~buruan's
,to tolIowi,g ncsssge was r.q1.
gerg mncb re,r,t ihat Nrs. Cleveland
anal uy.elf must icuy our-cfve.the pleasure
Inc nr,.eet a ft,. Exposition 900 Drrl1-
craft. DIV. and we can only say tlat our dis
-,rroiDrmeut T.. greater Than taose who have
tfrdlv invited 1s.
0-l.o,al aGp0vrp Cr|nyFrAvU."
49, c,-,i.la said IN mart. .T1era +.
tt,. ,..,i. p, Inc Trrffof st,t..
W ,.,.h i,t,htet a. he Deuoer,tio
M D.,arr,nc prineirIes Tor fbeir
pa d.t ',.,yt, -. tbs nooDle 81 M.
b,ycs, "a IL Won owe. I'm The FIRST
o'..r. he vast territory wbica you inherit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

rHy An-,o-hnsrl.an cabls 70 the Di'pa'ch.I
plus. October 2j.-lu the Cn1mlor ~
Deputies to-day 81. pty'raI. minister 81
nn,.e spoke go defence of 'he budget. lio
said 20 w4. 0n imperative necessity t0 retain
tNr extraordinary war badge, FOR several
Nrfrs longer. Ile wir c.timItra for the cur-
rent year anouutio .D.0I1. 900 francs. TIE
t0fll % thc sums asked hy the Minister Il
war is 9ls.o0o.o0) francs. 0i which
amount 22O.Oo1.DlO ha, already been
voted. 10 ID. learned from scml0fi .iil
sources That he French Minister OF Foreign
Aalirs iu a recent interview assured
Colnt Ncnabroa, tle ltalisn Amha--Itor,
t.lt the decree regerlipq the inspection OF
iic boots Oh Tlul, by tle Frouc1 Govern
ment doe. NOT anrlr 20 the existing ita'il1
school. iu that country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
Exu,sd Himself.


by telegraph 10 the Dlspatchl
PATERSON, y. j, October 9.-Thomas
Douglass l~loxseY, paymas'er OF tie United
States navy. committed suicide last nishi by
shooting himself IN the head in a secluded
spot ln tbe handsome grounds Of the fsmIly
residence at Hsledon. Tie deceased was
stationed atthe Brooklyn nsYT-vard. About
Two yelrs ago his wife died. Since then he
has been depressed 10 spirits, aud a. Times
~dfspondcBt. GriR over Der loss is the only
motive that eau be assigned for bis act.
Later reports state that the friends and
relatives oi Hoxsey tbink that the shooting
must have been accidental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
ulcnmnnh rheatrr.

After IS O'Clock standing room could hardly
Doe obtained at the Theatre iast night TO wit
ness the performance ~ Nr. and Nr..
Florence iu their celebrated play Of Cur
Governor. 10 s. needless TO cuioeis" sueh
artist. az the Fiorcuocs. 0rto write lengthy
crtic.m oi our Governor. The worldwide
reputation Of both ptly ard players reuoerr
notu sup,rluous. But this may truihfuli'
Dee said without fo4t ~ over The Guden
Wal. that fhc immcnsc audience were con-
,u..ed with laughter throughout the entire
play. and the enjoyment Of 10 was most pro-
nouncrd.
Io-night the Mighty Dpllsr is tho piece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

se. y ,~sxsnile tetnplsrsj W. @ Hobeon.
Cnse s.n; W. VI Fus-sn, marshal; Ms,
t,rss "ucee'oorc, guard; I. A. TAYLOR, zen
W. VIE. y \. ktsinsoa, treasurer. y. h.
s~'lxe and r J. Goodwin, Dr.. Alternate
- burroughs was recommended for anno,n,
M ~ ledge deputy. Messrs. j. @. wNay-
elected trustees. 'VVs were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
waiAer IIaht Guard FesttvaL

Each night the Walker LIGHT Guard intro
duce a new feature at the military festival.
Last evening TIE special attraction was the
dr'ilug NJ Company q, under command OF
Captain McriWether Jones.
This afternoon there viii be a matinee for
the children, at which from 4 10 6 fancy
dances Wiil be exhibited, when from g 10 Z
thr privilege OF the floor will be extended 10
Gll visitOIs.
To-nirhtthe Lynchburg Z0usye Blues VIII
attend the festival in flli-dtcss uniform and
give su exhibition drill. This promises 10
bc q trest To- all who are not familiar with
The peculiar msnuUYTos and manual 81 The
/ouaye driil. The Richmond Grays, under
command ~ Captain q. Gray BossieuX, viii
also be present aud 40 through a bret drlll,
Ibi, rs one Of our crack companies, aud il Is a
rare opportunity visitors VIII have 10 " tness
nesrly perfect drills In both the regular and
/0uayc tactics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
Secretary Howard Association
on rBR I~NcREAsR.

80.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. October 25.-The
fever has taken q decided advance to-day.
eeyenty-One new cases are reported, the
largest number for nearly four weeks. No
direct cause is assigned for the increase
other than the ilct that one or two physi-
clans have reported tWO cases together. Tie
death record is sun low. The situation 81
Enterprise continues 10 excite alATm snd
comment. Ia espOuse - q query from Or.
Porter to-day Dr.. II. j. Long. president OF
the Board Of Health Of Enterprise, wired as
follows:
Euiyprise. October 2j.-We have nine
people now sick. six ln a critical condition.
Dr. King Wylly. 81 sanford, %prou0unces II
yell0w-ieysr. cannot agree with him
wholly. bat siil regard the situation as
most serious. I am The only physician here
auc iust up from an attack II fever myself
and cannot attend the sick. We need On
expert. i~umigating materials, and everything
necessary tO take care OF go people. send
at once.
DR.. Porter AZ once wired tho Surgeon
General. Who ordered Or. P0sey At Camp
Perry D. proceed 10 Enterprise, and he is
now ON his way there. Dr. i. II. Caldwell,
n S4ul0-d, who had the ycilow-ieyer here
while Of The bousc " the physicilns at 81
Luk.'s Hospital, hut who l. at present 10
Rome. Ga, ls. volunteered bis services for
Enterprise. Two nurses have already been
sent there from sanford.
McCicnncy to-day reports four new cases oi
whites 4nd three co'Ored. 30 deaths. The
sickness a. Enterprise viii seriously inter
rupf the r%oll'Ictl clnyars In that part of the
state. senator Cain aod Representative
Doughcrty were down for about ten speeches
each iu close counties. Quarantinos are being
established FOO every direction. As there D. DO
te.iugto what extent tle infection may have
spread from Enterprise.
Bulletin New cases, =; deaths. . ALEX
anlcr Wood and Felix Tribe. Total cases
O. It.c. J,Jil: total deaths, $50.
TUUtr sew CASES.
UEctTro, Ala. O'toher 2j.-Therc were
three new ga. c. ~ }eil1w.ieyer to-day and
one death. 1le we8fher is SIN uuiayoraolc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

NEW Y0GE, october 25-At $50 O'Clock
tbi, evening Madison square Garden com
ttlurl 1000 shouting Republicans. The
building mas decorated with American and
Irish n,g., and irish and American tunes
we're the order ~ the evening. AZ TIE
meeting wss called 20 order by Hon. A. J..
Morrison, oi Arizona. lie introduced Aus
tin T.. Ford. who read a kong lat OF vice.
presidents. Ford VA, made chairman 81 me
m-etlag. James g.. Blaine was introduced
and made a lengthy speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
lnyi.clhle. nern.e 90 raIk.

ny Angio-Amercan cable n the bispatehl
DUBLIN. October pa solicitor supposed
10 be acting on behalf ~ the london Times
hal m interview to-day vito the tnNieciple'
Mulet sud McCafrag in Dow Patrick isu.
The prisoners refused % give any tnformA-
tion. n is reported thst Gee Tunes wil TX
tbe commission o. compel he Attendance u
Mullrl and MCCGfrav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

BALTIMORE, ND, October 25.-The bodyOf
iusurance-men known ~ the southeastern
Tariff Association which convened here yes
teriay. after o thorough discussion This after.
noon, expressed their d%isapproyol Of the
contingent commissions snd determined 70
tx ~ commissions paid to agents az IS per
cent. flat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Yesterday morniuc y. q. PpInkot was Dee
Cor, m. Police Court ON the charge OF being
n sn,plriou. character. Punkct had been
,rr~ied on the Exposition Grounds hy
Hicbmonl policemen. Justice Crnichneld
r,oulrcd security from Pmnkel for bis good
behavior Tor thirty DAYS. }. W. Soutbail,
sheriff Of Hcurico couuty. gave the required
ro9d torthe purpose ot applying 80 Judge
MINOR for "a Writ oi habcdN corpus IN order
to test the iurlsdiclon of the police Oh Tue
en-, I'm arrtsiius persons on the Exposition
A..,.Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

I~yprAsAP0LIs, October G.-Ghe city put
on quite s. holiday appearance tins morning
10 honor Of the Republican c~orklnKmea's
demonstration. The decentralization IN some
az i- features was the most notable Of the
campaign. though not The largest. II was
reviewed bv Gentral and Mrs. Harrison,
Congressman Mckinley, and senators Bair
aud spooner. General iIgrrisOn snbse-
quegtly addressed a great audience IN Tom
fnEou-a Hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Try Anglo-Ameri,an cat's % tne Diapat'hi
BELGRADE. October -j-Qu.'n Nralie
hl, appealed to iho Patriarch nl1njsos NJ
C-onslsufinopie. Who is lae superior ~ The
Metropolitan Theodosius, against tbe kthrs
netion iu di-soisiug tie marriage 81 the
Queen and hlug Miitn.