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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17

On motion the nomination Of N.
A. Kirk was made unanimous,
The ballot for superintendent Of
schools resulted as follows:
Andrew Ring.
A. p. Asbjeld.. ..................... 4
@. A. Abeel. ......................... 3
s.. d. Aikens. &. ......................... 4
Andrew Ring was declared the
unanimous choiceof the convention.
On motion, VIM. vinson was
nominated for surveyor by accla-
nation.
The names of DR.. Hill, DR.. Mead,
and ]. G. Conley we're placed in nom-
ination to be balloted upon for the
Office of coroner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-10-17

Look over Thornton's line Of
dishes, large Stock, latest patterns.
Lowest prices in the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

The following arrivals al The
different hotels we're reported al ne
TINES office last night
ExcnASGE HoTEL.-C. ". MAST,
North Carolina; N. " JoyneT, Peters
burg, Va; W Gray, New York; Miss
q. Chase. New York +. l. Cherry,
Richmond and Danyille railroad; J. ".
Hanna, New York James Dinwiddie
Gordonsville.
DAVIS Housr.-J. NJ Churchill, New
York; William X Jackson, New York ;
]. T. Spencer, Winston, y. c.. a. d.
Barnes, Boston; ". G.. Lee, San Fran
cisco, Cal, John D. Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, Pa, Charles T Kslston, Phiiadei-
phia, Pa. Jackson r Barnett, Ohio a.
o. Bracey, Boydton, Va, ". IL Thorn
TOD, New York; J ii Ogbum, Virginia
MusrHY'e Ho1EL.-John J. Cufran
Chicago, III. James Quinn, New York
Louis Cpsbnr and wife, Newport News,
Va; Charles B. Oliver Richmond, Va.
r A. Scott, Springfield Ill K a Smith,
Cosington, Ky. g. X. Richardson, Char
losiesyille, Va r. Fl Callahan, Illinois
j. &. Mershon Richmond. Ky.
81. JAMS HoTIL.-J VI. Freeze
North Carolina F ]. Hoesse.
New York; c. " Rainy Peters
burg Va; r. r. Reynolds Texas W
NJ Bigger, South America W Z Brady
Fredericksburg 6. s McBenny, CRY
Point; W. VI Page, Luray Va W II
Pugb, Luray, Va 7. p Dshney, Balti-
more, Nd William \ Terrell, city
BENJAMIN {. Anderson, Union News
Company; " Il Mofrs, Washington.
d. c.: jams Hll, Rio Vista y ".
lvoy. W. A. McGee, T. II Smith, Southern
Express Company Win Brown, Texas
Thomas Murray snd wife, Miss Carrie
Frevet,, William Payne, Miss Alice
Payne, George Oracle, Miss Clara Chap
pen, Gus White. Steve Msley, Joseph
0ppenheimer, J. F. Peterson, New
York; c. H. Crump. + /. Campbell
Baltimore, Nd; Herbert johnson, Con-
rad Z. Philips, J. 2. Toombs. Horace 2.
Banks, Philadelphia; Murray and Ma
ley's Musical Comedy Company, eleven
Ia number.
FosD's HoTEL.-A. B. whiteakef
Bristol, Tenn; c. p Laaglois, New York
@. D. Taylor, Delaware; As. White, {.
X. Oates, syracuse, n y; William G:
Miller, Charles s Maynard, New York
H. A. Gliddeu, Mrs II. A. Glidden, All,
bian, n. Y; +. !. Cabell, Richmond, Va.
Fergus Reid, Norfolk, Va; F. A. DuGey;
Miss DuGey, New York; James A
Breen, Washington, D. C.; J. A. Atwood.
Mrs. J. A. Atwood A. Lewis, Wauregan,
Conn; Walter A. Watson. University
Of Virglnis; Morris Schlicher, New YORK;
Yes Chancellor Fredericksburg, Va;
Z. Allen Bachelder, New York; ". A.
hema, Petersburg, Va; James K
White, Richmond, Va; j. T. Brundage
George T. Byrd, Miss Lucy Byrd, Master
William Byrd, Master otway Byrd,
Thomas II: Price, New York A Fable,
Roanoke, We John Z. Henshaw, May
Ten BROCK, w. GRAY. New YORK.
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COURT CALENDAR


STATE
srypFslf CorET or APPEALS January 9TH
March Oh. November 5th. at Richm1nG
civ. September Goth, at stanton, VA
july ION. 40 Mytheville. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
Ca.vcLRy Corar-Frst Monday ia January
Aprn. June. aud October
CmCrII COUHT First Monday IN febi
and thira Monday be- May aud October.
HysTfS6s COURT First Monday In every
month aud september Alh. NO court IN
August 80
Police CouRI-Ctiminal Every day az go
A 81
PoiIcy CorHr-Cigll Every Friday Ut y NJ
HENRICO.
CMCuII COCAT Third Monday In January
fret Monday ~ 9iayt and ni=t Monday III
CousxT CouRr SECOND Monday in every
month,
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoUnI .-2oth OF April and 2ath u %
her.
CousTY Court Third Wednesday in every
month.
CHESHIRE IELD COUNTY.
CIRCpig C0VK4.-lsth CT May end 18th Of NO
County CouRI.-second Monday IN eyeiJ
month.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIpCUu CouRI, 20lh Of March and tOtn OF
September.
coJsTT coURT Second Monday IN every
month.
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CITY NEWS.
A Sundays Record OF
Local Happenings
and Events.
,,pprxo sAsswru TO suDes Al
wfSs.
roes, Note. and Gossip.

In the Hastings CoaIi SATURDAY aiiei
'yhe hns;ness OF The court had been con
c1nSed Colonel Spotswcod, Common
~esl,b's Attorney, judge Edmund Nad-
All, snd other members Of the bar, spoke
scej;n civ of their regret AZ peuing with
Iud,e Atkins on his retirement IRON the
Inace Waddin. after The conclusion Of
nc sr9nmen,. expressed his kindly ieei-
;ncs toward the Judge AMI spoke very
aiehlv Of The commendahle way In which
he had always governed himself as =
CONT Tie said that he wished him sue
cess 10 whatever he might undertake.
Colonel Spossw0od, who was Inc neNi
sneaker. said that he wished to express
10 his Honor the sincere regret winch Dc
fel, Al parting from him, 10 thsnk him
for the many courtesles extended 10 hlp,
and the consideration shown to has mex
perience 50 criminal practitioner.
- lie said that before assuming TIE re-
sronsibilitics OF Commonwealth's Attor
uev he felt assured their relations would
rrove Of the most pleasant character
ma ,hat he desired 30 assure him thar
he had never heard an rukind OF
uneenerons criticism passed upon hin
l,ul that the opinion vas he nSd per
formed The duties Of his Office without
ear. favor, OF partially, and With equal
usrice 70 all classes and al conditions.
Judge Atkins, in response, expressed
ala h.Sh appreciation Of tie kind senti-
ments announced by the gentlemen pres
en,. and said IL was pleasure 10 him io
be able to state ibst during his Wh0it
term Of six years the court proceedings
hsd never been marred by single IN
plessant incident that the uniformly
Kind consideration and respect oi the
members OF the bar had been
exceedingly pleasant to him.
and that he should leave the
bench. so far as be knew, on The most
friendly relations with all whom he bad
anv dealings; that while he lad no
desire 10 remain on the bench--the re-
straints and obligations Of which be
ehafcd under-yet he parted with the
officers and jurors with whom he had
been connected with sincere regret.
"Iheir acquaintance he said, had
been of The most cordial character, and
he left them with the kindest feelings.
and with grateful Acknowledgements OF
their honest. faithful, and efficient CO.
operation in the administration OF JUS
lice"
While the court has adjourned yet Nj.
Atkins Is still Judge and should there be
special term OF this court before the
end OF the year he would be called on 70
preside. He has made good judge
has been faithful 10 every trust, and has
gained the respect and love Of all those
who have had dealings with him IN any
cfpacitv.
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MI. Charley Hnwny, Who IS tebing a
law course al the Washington and Lee
University is IN the city.
Frank J. hin aud Thomas poheriy
were arrested Yesterday for being disot-
derly and firing pop.craokers on the
streets on the sabbath day
The Boston Ideals will open an en-
eacemenf ai the Theatre next Monday.
The sale Of seats viii open on Friday
morning at 4 VI.
The Wesimorelsnd Club viii open is
hoepiisblc doors To it, friends generally
this evening, when the inst turkey OF the
season viii be sacrificed and the iifsi egg
broken in the first bowl OF nogg
Mr.. ana M. Young, Of New York,
aud Miss Arenls are paying VISIT to
Major Lewis Gintcr and VIII certainty
receive the heariiest Christmas greetings
from their Richmond friends.
Before preaching last night DR. Hoge
stated to his Old Market congregation
that he had 10 60 10 New ! ofA TINS week
on important church business and re-
pretied ihai DE would not be able 10 re
turn until after sunday next He an
noanced ,ha, Rev l.. b Turnhull, late OF
Baltimore. Md, would preach on the
SUNDAY uighi Of his absence
The December number OF the Rich.
mond Mercantile and Manufacturing
yog,nol has been received II is gotten
up with iis usual typographical taste,
and u edited with Captain Richard +.
Fravsers accustomed ability. It is full
of Interesting reading matter Tor the
farm. the household, and tle counting
room
After themsinee Of the Tin Solder %
Al the Academy of Music saturday u
pleasant performance " not on the bil!
was given. The employees OF the house
scnted aes8rs Berger and Leaih each
win handsome Christmas souvenirs VI.
Berger being presented with q hsndson c
DIX waicL-chslm ana Nj Leaih with
beautiful gold headed cane Both gen
.lemen appropriately acknowledged the
compliment
meeting Of Fulton Lodge 10 -,
Order lonu held If.dsy the following
Offices were elected for the ensuing
year Past President. George " Rogers
President Thomas h Davis Nice-FIesi-
dent Charles s. Donauce Treasurer,
t. p Richmond Secretary, ] 1t Lawder
Marshal John G schsrdt Chaplain, {
II Kauict Inside Sentinel r } Para
Ter Outer cuald. William 2 Partin
Medical EzamileI. Dr. William /
FaIral.
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IxPlo,ION % DYNAMfTE.
NAVY People reported Killed.

Plr1sBrRG, Pa December 2S-1he 7'mss
special from Wheeling, W. Va, says that
heavy booming explosion and o tremor OF the
earth was felt In this city and sur
rounding towns al o'clock this al
tornoon. Nothing could be learned
OF the cause until this evening when report
was civ, 10 The effect fhat u Vas caused
l,r ba4rflosiu OF thirty hundr weight OF
AZ. amitc 10 Mount Pleasant .Ohiol1 miles from
Wheeling. me deiai which are very meaRfe
state that the town Is wrecked and many pe0-
bic arc Killed. The dynamite was Tor the use
II wOrsmen engaged on the NheeHng, AM
TaEe Ifie railroad tunnel. Reporters have
been dispatched % the scene. but II viii be
late before word can be received irota them
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IIEfl.

PACE Died. on the 2ld day Of December
1853. ~ the rosidpncD q her husband, ~ the
div Of K chmond, ANNIE sEuDQN BRUCE
PACE. wife OF Thomas Nelson Page. ID the
I'D year IT her aee. 90.
The funeral VIII take place TO-DAY at $3.50
p NJ from 81. James Church.
HAWKINS Died at the Retreat for The
SICK. tu hds CIV. December s31, ISIS ~ L.
81. Mics VIRGINIA ". HAWKINS.
Funeral from Grace Episcopal Chufch hON
nay fNENING At 4 O'Clock. Her friends and
the friencs Oh 81 brothers are invited 70 be
present
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

BArrINoRI. December pa Washington
dispatch So the Apls5icoa says The state De
parimeut is informed that Victor stanwood
United -tafes Commercial Agent al Andikobe.
Madagascar. was recently shit dead by Cap
lain il Verge. na>tcr of the Am, rican sehoon-
er Solitaire. whom he had laced under arrest.
THIS undoubtedly refers TO captain con
DeRafhir DuYerge. late Of Baltimorr.
X CAME here N 1881. apd through the
influence OF prominent Republicans, inciuc
dig General John A. Logan he was IN 1852
appointed consul al 81. Paul De Loanda; Oh
tie west coast Of Africa. The next heard or
Du verge was that be was q colonel IN The
Ialaga-sy army. under General Nilious my
h.viTg lefi bis post at ST. Paul De iCsnda,
since which time the State Department knew
nothing of bis whereabouts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
An EARLY SUNDAY MORNING ROW.
Warrants and Counter Warrants Sworn
Out.

In the early hours Of yesterday morn
ing difficulty happened at Sweeney 3
stables, resulting in the participants
swearing out warrants against each
other, which were executed yesterday by
Sergeant Cosby and Policeman }. J. Wal
ton.
There were four warrants in all. The
first was James Elicit, charged with as
saultine and attempting 10 shoot Samuel
Tompkins.
The. second was Robert Cowling
charged with trespassing on the stables
of James Sweeney and assaulting James
Elleti.
Third, Robert Cowling, charged with
assaultlng and cutting with knife,
Thomas Marshall.
Thomas Marshall lcoloreG, charged
with injuring the scenery and property
OF the Mozart Academy.
All the parties were bailed for their
appearance al the Police Court this
morning.
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The famous Boston Ideals open q season
al tour nights and matinee, conmenc-
ine Monday next. the SIS, instant. at the
Richmond Theatre. They have three
orima donuo- Pauline LAllemsnd, zelie
az Lnssan, and Ceosglene won Jan.
lschowsby; eleven principals, chorus Of
thirty-dve, and orchestra of twenty
pieces.
Reperlory for the week Monday,
. berber OF Seville" Tuesday, Queen
Top>1 Wednesday matinee. Martha =
Xx<ncs<isy night, sCsmen' Thursday
nfe(. Feuet.'
IN ~ 81 seats commences nexf Fri
day norni,lR II 3 O'Clock 81 the box-oftice
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

for one moment, but buy boz Of the
Cherokee Cough drops and cure that cough
yon have. Only Sc. per box. sa;isfae-
ton guaranteed or money refunded On
sale al all drug stores and confectioneries
Trade supplied by Purcell, Lsdd 4 Co
aud Powers. Taylor Il Co., Wholesale
druggists,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Elegant homemade mince meat, Eng
lish plum buildings, queen olives by
measure, 4-year old Kentucky whisk J
$3.50 per gslion, 7-year old rye whisky
at WILLI.M l.. WHITx's,
Formerly Christian, White Il Co.
80 Esst Broad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
-Four end.men at the Musee Theatre.

Ask your drueeis, for Browns Bron-
chial Balsam. Unexcelled as a remedy
Tor coughs. colds, bronchitis and all sffee-
tons OF the throat and lungs. Trad
supplied by G.. w Lalimer, druggist, 800
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va
Telephone 67
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

That Owens Z Minor Drug Company
have the largest and best assortment oi
Handsome Christmas Goods ia The city,
aud areseling them cheap.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

tend the convention Of the Commercial
Travellers Association Of Indiana. on
January 8. at indianapolis.
We are requested by Secretary Hirsh'
berg TO state that he is not the II. l..
uirshberg who called OH Governor Lee
on Thursday last, as stated in Fridays
Dispatch, in q conference with Messrs.
T. c. and c. T. Brauer. TO ascertain II
there was any law regarding the inspec-
ton OF meats. lie considers this outside
OF his usual calling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Where can we buy the handsomest
Plush. Leather and Alligator Work
Jokes, Dressing Cases, etc. etc, filled
gith lae dnest goadsg We reply. the
i'rs5st, best and newest stock il at
OVENS & MINOR DRUG Co.'S,
opposite Post. Office
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Tor Goodness sailo. DO Say Told You.
That Dr. Dayids Cough Syrup is the
very best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group
Bronchitis and Consumption.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

D. sou know that for Coughs, Colds,
Group, Bronchitis and all Throat aud
Lung Troubles DR.. Davids Cough
Syrup is the best and most pleasant rem
edy known
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

The ladies' in fancy costume at the
Musee Theatre Xmas week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
RIcnMoxD, December . OI@8.

RICHMOND, December 0,lsss.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE MER-
CHANTS NATIONAL BANK HAVE
DECLARED A DIVIDEND or 81 PER
CENf {. Gree OF tax out OF tho nee earnings II
the past six months. payab 20 IN, Stock
holaer> on and AFTER tie % DAY OF JAN
CARY. 1859.
dc 2s-id ]. J. GLbNN, Cashier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
CHARACTERISTIC ~ IAL TRAVELLING
Max

The following article on The above sub
iect Is clipped nom the Louisville Cans.
megaa' TRAILER OF December 10Th =
The true character Of the commercial
traveller is being better understood, and
Tie profession Is being more appreciated
every dag, SAYS writer You viii not
find a merchant prince anywhcle-ihai
is 20 say. one who lsses aa active interest
In Lis aifairs-who is not ready 20 de-
liver gOp G glorious tribute 10 tie Unity,
enteIprising gentlemen Who extend Ais
name and push his business; who are, 10
reality, the sub.Ichtecis Of his fortune.
The commercial traveller Of the better
soIt posscssee the full confidence OF his
employer and rarely beuays il. lie IS
man Of tact, intelligence, and Of immi-
nent discretion, q trained business man
and the merchant Of tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

what /. Homs Without Plano
Ask Walter D Moses i Co, 1905 Main
street. opposite post.ottice,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Mr,rpHrs. December 28.-The steamer Kste
Adams. loaded with cotton, burned forty miles
below here to-day She reported that 40
ives were lost.
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TIE PLANTERS NA1IoNAL BANK or

RICHMOND,
RICHMOND. VA, December -, ISIS. J
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L have this day declared dividend ~ rer
cent Oree Of tax cut Oi toe pronts OF the last
SIX months, payable on and afteT yannafyS,
1859. MANN 5. QUARLES,
lde2l-td Cash er.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

NATtoxAi BANK on yiaDISfs.}
USIIEp STATS md Stair AND Cry
DErOsiTARy.
RicBHoSD. Va, December g. 1885,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i sTOCKH0LDth OF THIS BANK
Will b. held az he Banking House ON TUES
saestjas " Lock u B Is' asher re-
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF
4 stOCkH0LnEHs or THE NER-
CHANTS NATIONAL BAEk OF Richmond
VIII b hsl4 At their banking Office ca ~ Az
PAT. ths ath ~ % Jsnussy, 'es9| Z, z o'clock
i<susedsd dss2I;E
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A coNoGEss OF COMMERCIAL TRAVEL.
lEEs

The Nofi0aoi {ynmerti1l ITaoe'ier. of
Louis, lie. 4ne official organ of Kentucky
Division +. =. 4. in It's issue oi Noycni-
Der 10Th spoke az length upon the nects-
sity of calling a congress Of commercial
travellers. This suggestion has called
forth the opinions Of The officers Of Tie
leading commercial organizations Of this
country. and al are of The opinion that
such = gathering would be productive Of
great good 70 he travelling fraternity
and develop q unity Of purpose and &C
ton that would give 10 is national pres
tige. the magnitude OF which would
have no limit
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT

The chairman Of the Hotel Committee
M. W. n II. lynn, Of stanton, has
promised 10 make an extra effort toward
gaining needed concessions from hotel
proprictors. Seriously, this is a move IN
the right direction and win surely do
more 10 aid The association on il onward
march than anything else that could be
thought Of This work viii surely tell
if the proper efforts are made and Will
bear fruits ct once. and We would sug-
resi 10 Brother Lynn TO have all printed
forms and instructions ready, and don't
fail 10 make the contracts bind as tight
as possible. granting special benefits only
10 T p. As in good standing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
PRESS DEPARTMENT

BOYS. don't neglect to read your T. T.
A. column in The DAILY TIMES every
Monday II IS highly important that
every member of the association should
be thoroughly posted in regard 10 the
momentous work that is now in progress
II is your work. and don't you forgei
it," Read your paper Keep yourself
posted in the work Of your organization.
Don't allow yourselves TO become mere
nonentities Do something. Every one
Of you can aid your Press Committee.
Each member in his travels 10 doubt
will experience some hardship that can
be remedied, some unjust discrimination
that can be corrected Tell it TO your
Press Committee Nothing Ike feeling
q personal interest Your chairman will
greatly appreciate your help, your en-.
couragemeni. Write to him and see how
nicely il works Try IT,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Items OF Interest to the Association Pre-
pared. &c.

A CHhl>TMAs TOAST.
BOYS. HERE'S TO y,u.
Here's health g. the world. this good Christ
mas day.
Ana TIE people thst live in r.. too;
Here's health 10 The " boy " who wore SOM
bre gray.
And a health 70 the boys " ia bright blue.
\ health to the boys" FAR AWAY.
II steamboat, rail csr. or ship;
A health 20 nj" boys on this Rry. festel day
ite, a health 10 the boys OF the eIlp'
To those who cr.el out Tor protection.
Or dec sFed free made gfs9l .IsA
To those who voted low tariir.
for ljclYa, or cold water Fisk;
10 the granger with stale country joke.
And the rcllickng tar % the sea
To brake. punch. or throttle men, biackened
vith smoke.
Ant labor where 'eF " may be-
Here's a health tO the whlte-f Lokere1 saint
To the cowboy with pistol M hip
To the lOwly. the weary, the faint
Double health 70 the boys 81 The grip
To the merchant. enscuncci in grand palace
10 his traveller. in humber abode,
TO Pickering. Hetwood, aud Nat hope,
Friend llirshberg. and the boys 90 me
road x. +. 4.
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WANTED -gg0 MEN AND AS
w many more as choose. TO come @
Julien Biniords l2o Main street. 10 buy their
Nlim ana Brandy fol tgg So1g, and iheir
Wines for Christmas. and all kinds Of house
keeping supplies. 7la -,-.t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

UTANTEDl-A FEW BOARDERs
" desired Ia private family. he'erene~s
required Address C., care q Letter Carrier No.
&. 1dcs1
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-20
cRAzED BY SPECULATION.

Erratic Investments of Rich Chicago
4 Youth Furnish Bonan2a for the
Shurpers.
CHICAGO, July lt.-Ernest Hess, a
wealthy grain dealer, recently started on
a European trip, transferring the man
Eagement of his affairs TO his two sons,
fCharles and Frank. After the father
went away Charles developed remark
able faculty as "plunger" in corn and
ATTRACTED much attention on the board,
fand last week he was reported to be
crazy. We would wildly bet 100 to
that corn would be So cents before it
would be 45 cents, and would offer to
Ebuy in million lots and sell in the same
breath. He straddled until he became
involved to the extent of over 5000, QUO
bushels. His open trade would have ex-
Eshaustea everything if call would have
been made for margins. Friday his
brother learned the condition of affairs,
and with the assistance of a broker sue
Fceeded in getting out without attracting
attention and with a loss of less than
$4,000. Charles has lost his reason,
however, and will be sent to an asylum.
His father will return from Europe at
ence
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coNqEssING THE PLOT.
JAILED DYNAMlrERs TURN
STATES EVIDENCE.
SAVE THEIR OWN NEcKs THEY
REVEAL THE CONSPIRACY.

EhoIesn'e Confessions Expected From
Members Most Implicated---Most Sem
sational Developments Promised When
the Facts Already Extorted are Made
Public---CnseG of Murphy and Hore
Postponed.
CHICAGO, July l6.-Bowles, one of the
cfendants in the conspiracy case, against
Rhom the testimony was SO damaging,
s making full confession of his partici-
bation in the plots. At his own request
he was taken to Attorney Ewing's Office,
IND his statement is now being taken.
Eodding has also signifed his desire to
Ecll all he knows, and will do so at once.
Nhen the case came up Bowles
Srose and said that in the in
erest of justice he wanted
b mako confession, and continuance
vas granted to give the attorneys time to
let his confession in writing. 1t is be-
ievcd wholesale confessions will now
follow, and all those not too deeply i'm
blcated will throw themselves on the
mercy of the court. The cases of Chair
plan Hoge aud Murphy have been con-
knued for one week. The confessions of
Bowles and Godding have not yet been
hade public, but tho fact creates intense
Excitement, and developments of O most
sensational character are expected within
the day