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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
The brotherhood.

fBy Telegraph 10 the Dispntcn-l
CHICAGO, July 10.-Chairman Hoge had
nothing to say regarding tue arrest OF En-
gineer Godding last evening except 10 re-
lterate his former statement that the Brother
hood would protect no guilty man. "What
is there to add to your alleged statement that
there NAV be a general strike all over the
country ?" asked the reporter.
~ mean nothing further than thst II the
Ohio road should arrest some OF the Brother
hood leader, there would be n complete ces.
satlon Of work. IL Mr.. Arthur had been ar
rested when that subject was agitated ii
would have stopped every wheel IN the coun.
try. think II would be the same II / should
be arrested. They have gone no further
among our officers than BauereIsn and that's
far enough"
Chairman Hoge. OF the Grievance CON-
mittee OF the brotherhood of Engineers, and
Chairman Murphy. occupying the same po-
siIion in the Firemen's Brotherhood, were
arrested at their rooms In the National Hotel
this morning. The prisoners were taken
completely by surprise. Both men were
taken 10 police headquarters and locked up.
The two chiefs were charged with con-
spiracy. The mucb-talkedof circular In
which Hoge Is alleged TO have requested the
Brotherhood men TO hire themselves secretly
10 the 80" road and then TO disable the en-.
gines Is said to be the basis OF the charge
against iiOye.
Chairman Murphy is charged with being
al accomplce. General- Manager Stone swore
out warrants last night. and they were given
10 officers 10 be served early this morning.
Attorney Colyer, OF the 30" road. said this
morning that the prisoners would be ar
Taigned before a justice aud a.continuanee
iaacn, rs the company wss not yet ready 20
push the case. lie asserted. however. that
the evidence 10 The possession OF the COM
pany was conclusive.
Hoge srd Murphy have been bsiled In
81 800 each to answer saturday. Unlike the
other strikers arrested they ere arraigned un-
der the state not Federal statutes. Their Az
rest WAS made under the receully-enacted
" Merritt" conspiracy iaws. II convicted
the penalty is term AZ hard labor In the
perileutiars. Two other names were on the
list with Hogc and murphy for arrest Jobu
J. Kelly and John VI. ,McGilIiyrsy. A mid
nlght consultation II the oihnets OF the COM
psny led 10 the arrfsis.
Two or three detectives, Manager stone,
Freight. Agent Paul Morton, and Attorney
Collier we're working NIL night on the
evidence against tue alleged cvnspiratoTs,
aud Il was not until al early hour this morn
ing that they decided TO arrest Hoee and
Murray. Then tbc little party broke up,
warrants were procured. and the officials re-
tired for few nours' ret. They tnen arose
10 watch the result Of their work.
.sWeIl, ws'ye isnded our men," said Paul
Morton 10 q reporter scon alter the announcc-
ment OF the arrests We're made.
"What do these srrexte siguiiyin
3Thay mean that Hoee and Murphy have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l

BY Telegraph 10 the Dlspbtcn.l
st. Louis-ten innings:
st. Louis. i u
Brooklyns. ........0 0 | 0 0 0 0 3 Id
Base-hits-St. Louis, 8; Brooklyns, 0.
Errors-St. Louis, @; Brooklyns, 3. Bate
ries-Kng and Milligan; Caruthers and
Bushong.
Cincinnati-eIeven innings:
Cincinnstls. .....0 0 0 l 0 0 0 2 0 2-5
Athletics ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 0 IA
Base-hlts- Cincinnatis, 10; Athletics, o..
teries-Mullane and keenan,; Seward and
Robinson.
indianapolis:
indianapolis .......0 0 0 0O010 OIL
PhiIadelphlas.. 800 0 0 0 x-2
ts-Indianapolis, Z; Philadelphias,
G. rrors-lndanapolis, 6; Philadelphia,
3. Batteres-Boyle and Myers; Buflinton
and Clements.
Louisville:
Louisvilles q. ......0 9 0 002 1 0 2-7
Cleyelands ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 o "a
Base. hits-Louisyiles, 12; Clevelands, ),
Errors-Louisvilles, A; Cleyelauds. 3. Bat
terles-Cbamberlain and Cross; O'Brien and
thinner.
Kansas City:
Kansas CITY,. 0 o 0 0 o. l
Baltiplores. .........2 3 0 8 0 0 0x-12
Base-hits-Kansas City, Z; Bsltimores, IL.
Errors kansas City, Z; Baltimores, 3.
Batteries Porter, Ehret, Daniels, and Doro-
hue for Kansas City; Smith and Trott for
Bsltimores.
Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs. 10 0 % 0 0 0 0 90
New Yorks ..........0 0 l 0 0 0 0x-2
. pitt bnruba x. NQU YOrE2
7. Errors-Pittsburghs 4; New Yorks,
0. Batteries-Galyin and Miller; Welch
and Ewing.
Chicago:
Cbicagos. O9o2Oox- 9
observation-disclosures, 3; Bostons, 6. En-
rors- Chicagos, Bostons, 5. Batteries
Baldwin and DAILY; GARRISON aud Kelly.
Detroit:
Dctroits .............2 0 | 0 o 0 0 1 x-4
Wasbingtons .......O 0 90 900 90
ase.hits-Detroiis, O.; Washingtons, 5.
Errors-Detroits, 4; Washngtons. s. Bate
ries-Beatin and Bennett; Shaw and Arun.
del.
philadelphia:
The baseball reporters OF New York and
this CITY played game OF ball at Abilene
PARK today, and the Gothamites were de.
ieated 10y score OF Is 10 IA. While the
game was not up to the standard OF profess
sional baseball large amount OF fun was
crowded into the three hours and fifteen
minutes required to illustrate the difference
between theory and practice. The visitors
showed a lack OF Geld practice, and did all
their stick work in the early part OF the
game, while the local men hit the ball hard
and put up q fair game on the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


July 10--The market US Qgiet aud ihe 10
maud very moiorate to-day, irlme. 3saic:
fancy, &C.. common. y a.. -; shehe1. ~ nfs g;
spanish a,sn2Ac.: iac.orY hand-plc ted, ta3l4i
Tho oriors 10 TIE factories arc coming - $40"
now, and the workBg force Is bcing reduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
West virginia Floods.


PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 10.-The
floods continue and the destruction to pro-
perry all along the Little Ksnswhs and Ohio
rivers IS greater than in 1884. when the great
flood came Farms are flooded and hum
dreds Of acres OF growing crops and bar
vestiug grain are deluged. Millions OF feet
OF timber are sfost in the swift current
gong to destruction. The loss in this vicinity
will be $4,000. and in this and the adioin-
ing counties IL will be more than 100000.
Every stream Is OUT Of its banks. Num-
bers Of families have had TO move to higher
ground. A family named White bad retired
last night when the food entered their home,
reaching nearly to the top OF the bed cover
ing before they got out. Nearly all tele-
graphic communication Is cut OH and big
wAshsuts are reported on the railroads. Two
more fatalities are reported. A Mrs. Trace.
we'll was killed by lightning aud boy
named sanderson was drowned while es-
Gaping from the food. Rain is still falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
GRAIN AND COTTON ExcHAHaE

kIcHhoND. july 10, 1854
nRFKalHaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
nIIIon,a Health.

fBy Anglo-American cable 70 the DIspstch.l
LONDON. July 10.--Prlvate letters received
by Psrnellite leaders give satisfactory ac-
counts of Dillon's health. lie Is receiving
careful treatment at the hands OF the prison
officials, who it Is believed have taken warn
ing from the death Of Vaudeville.
The Parnellites believe that at the autumn
session OF Parliament they will be able to
eheckmate Balfour's workings In Ireland.
Balfour is personally anxious TO return to
Dublin. The work OF his Office ia greatly IN
arrear since the late Colonel King Harmsn re-
tired. Parnell SAID to-day that an inquest
would reveal the fact that Vaudeville was
terribly III treated while in prison. lie was
compelled to pass the night lying on a plank
bed and was deprived even Of blanket.
For days he subsisted on bread and water.
He passed the time In solitary confinement
in a cell unfit for habitation. Parnell de-
cared that no prison IN Ireland was habi.
table. The dark cell ut Kilmainham jail was
sfrightiul place, being situated over cess
DOOl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
The James-River-vsIley Immigra-
tion Society.
Especial telegram to the Di,patch.l

lcpcClh tticbthui W hhS Di5patSh'I
NATURAL BMDGE, July 1o.-Tbe Business
Committee Of the James.River-Vslley Immi.
grafton Society reported plan Of organlza-
lion. The officers are 10 be president. five
vice-presi6snts, secretary, assistant secretary,
treasurer, and executive committee.
Tue society Is TO meet the second Monday
in August OF each year.
There ID 10 be q committee OF five In each
county and city OF the Jamcs-River Valley,
who are TO solicit contributions from the
county and municipal authorities to further
the end Of the society aud use theirinfiuence TO
promote the objects OF the society. The presi-
dent aud Executive Committee are TO use their
influences to induce the railroad companies to
aid the association. The officers Of the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad were request.
ed TO permit their local agents to act as
agents Of the society. At the meeting OF the
Business Committee Colonel III. G. Parsons
made a capital speech, which is highly spoken
OF by every one. The meeting adjourned
until O'Clock, when the officers OF the So
ciety will be elected. After the adjourn
ment OF the evening session Colonel Parsons
took the whole party out driving in hacks,
omnibuses, &c. Alright the Natural Bridge
was brilliantly illuminated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
Efforts Ia Beha,T OF Maxwell
fBY telegraph to tho Diapatch.I

lBy telegraph to tho Dispstch.
ST. LOUIS, July lo.-The arguments by the
attorneys Of Hugh VI. Brooks alias Maxwell
before Governor MoOreheuse, Mt Jefferson
City. began this morning, and the proceed
ings continued all day aud VIII in all llkeli-
hood consume much OF tomorrow. Nest Of
to-day was spent in the simple presentation
and reading OF petitions, letters, appeals, ETC.,
received by the attorneys asking or recon-
NEEDING clemency on the part Of the
Governor. These came from nearly all
classes OF persons, but chiefly from
people who move in the best circles Of 500
Getty. Six OF the Jurors recommend CON-
mutation OF sentence to imprisonment for
life, aud the ratio OF those who urge ciemen-
cy are ten to one OF those who advise nom
interference. There is a growing feeling
here that ,be Governor win commute the
sentence, but no intimation OF that kind has
come from Official quarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
THE RICHMOND DIsPATOH-wEDNEsDAY, JULY Il, 1888

National Convention. II had been supposed
that the chairmspship Of the committee
would 20 West, but it II said tonight
that Clsrkson, OF Iowa, and New, OF
Indiana. two western men mentioned
for the place, bota decline 10 b considered
for Il, and this will insure an eastern chair
man, with the probability that Colonel Dud-
ley. OF indiana, viii be chairman OF tbe
Executive Committee. Senator Quay and
Chris. Mcgee, OF Pennsylvania, are most dis
cussed for the national chsirmsnship.
senator Plast Of New York, declines to be
considered for the place. An advisory com
mIttee Is to be created to aid the Executive
Committee and 70 be chosen from repre-
sentative Republicans In different sections
OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
A Pniian,nroDic rrsucr.
LONDON flgWol


Copenhagen is fortunate enough 70
posse ~ a worthy citizen, Jacobsen 10y
name, who would seem 10 be sort OF a
Peabody and MAcenesand Waikerrolled
into one. He Is a great brewer, rs his
father was before him. nud like hls father
he delights 10 devote his enormous pro-
FITS to tile good OF his fclloS-couutryDen.
When the old man died be left his big
brewery and all its appearances at
Karlsberg TO the, nation, as well ~ COO
siderable Gum to be used in keeping y
going in case OF . severe commercial
crisis. 70 bis son, the present NJ. Jacob
sen, no only Lett sSme go, 900 or 50, Tor
the fast was the latter had for some years
been brewing on his own account. and
possessed business well-nigh equal 70
bis fathers in Importance. Asto his wife,
the old man left her M her portion all
the beer which CHANGED to be III stock ON
the day of his death, and this proved
equivalent TO legacy Of e25,O 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11

rserxrd TO deepening the river "a the Man
chester sioe. He thinks that this side OF the
river above Rockets u entitled 10 some OF
tae mouev appropriated for the improve
mont Of the stFesm.
The prsyer.mrctins held stthe fssiubridge.
street Baptist church last night was largely
nttcnaed, the weather CONSIDERED. Services
were neld In the audtcncc-room. aud Rev.
I<. NJ fhcrnhtfi preached his last sermon be.
Tore leaving for Europe. as he VIII leave to-
nay TOT New York, frou whence be sails on
saturday. Many OF the members OF hts con.
grefstson and other friends who we're present
bade him farewell aud wished him God.
speed on bis voyage.
Judge Hancock was engaged IN his Office
Yesterday hearing argument In the iDjupc.
uou case OF Weiss against Hobbs. which
came up in the GreenesyiIlc Circuit Court.
The case bas been twice in the Supreme
court and Weiss alleges that soon after the
decision OF the Supreme Court was rendered
Hobbs colladed with the trustee IN the case
ana sold the property In dispute IN, Rich
mend without sufficient notice, and that It
brought an inadequate price. The prevailing
mouou, which is made by Hobbs, IN to have
an Injunction dissolved 20 ~ 10 allow a deed
TO be made 10 the party who purchased the
property In Richmond. Decision reserved.
AT meeting OF the school Trustee Elec-
toral Board OF Chesterfield county the fol-
lowing gentlemen we're elected TO constitute
The District School Board OF Powhite A.
r. Jahnke vice 4. &. Pullman, whose term
expired by limitation; John G. Reams and
George w. Bittle vice Il. H. Morrissett and
Frank Guy. both OF whom handed In their
designations.
Mr.. Ira l.. Anderson, Of this city, who has
been IN the Office OF the Richmond Paper
Company for. several years, has accepted the
position Of travelling salesman for the com.
psny. with territory extending from Viz.
ginis TO Texas.
MIR. William Gillian returned yesterday
morning from Powhatap. where he left his
brother, Captain Jack Gillian, quite sick.
Miss kittie Morris, OF this city, and Miss
Peasants, OF Goochland, left yesterday for
Washington.
The Council Committee on Finance met
last night, with hessrs. Perdue, Bradley,
and Weisiger present, and transacted routine
work.
The contract for furnishing the desks and
ether furniture for the two new school build.
ings has not yet been awarded, but soon
will be.
DR.. Lawrence Ingram is at Ocean View,
and his younger brother Page Is visiting his
grandmother In Lunenburg county.
The family OF Councilman William IT.
Hart have gone to Powbatan county 10
spend the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
CuIm In alton OF Pend at Kentucky
Meeiing-Eouse.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispach.l
CHICAGO, July 10.-A dispatch from Knox
vile, Tenn. saws: Laurei-FOrk meeting
house, in Whitley county, Ky., was The
scene Sunday OF terrible tragedy. IL was
a collision between the Rose and Fusion
clans while the services were In progress.
A feud bad been ia existence between Mi
chael Rose and one OF the Fusion boys for
some time over i've dollars which the former
accused fhe latter OF stealing from him.
A few weeks ago Fusion wayaid Rose and
seriously wounded him with & Winchester
rifle. Some time after that Rose shot at Fus-
ton from ambush and clipped of one OF his
ears. From that time ON the feud grew
stronger, and last week both parties, backed
BY large number Of friends on either side,
laid In liberal supply Of shotguus and VIM
chesters and a collision became only a mat
ter OF time. 1t came Sunday morning, and
lust as the minister Of the little church
was announcing his text volley OF fire.
arms was discharged outside. The
batte ragged tercely between the two
factions, and when the smoke cleared away
II was found that Ewell lawson and bis son
John. aged Thirteen, belonging to the Rose
faction, were dead, having been fatally rid
died with buckshot, and that the three Fuss
ton boys Tom. John, aud Euos-and John
Porter, belonging to the other side, were Sc
riously and perhaps fatally wounded. A
dozen others, whose names could not be as
ceftained, were more or less seriously
wounded. Great excitement prevails In the
county and the eud Is not yet. Trouble is
daily expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK BALTIMORE. am xrcH,
MoHD sroCx RxuHAxaaa
Grain. Provisions Cotton, xsbassa rur-
rsntins Rssin. Tar and
Peanut HAfkstx
rBy telegraph TO tho Dlspsrnl

NEW YoRx. July so--rhe stock mars 81 to-day
was bot only more active but broadenef ous con-
siderably. and was nrm % strong aimest
through0uf the entire day. Tho belief that The
trunk limo difficulty would not be Of long dura-
lion made considerable progress yesterday, and
tho general feeling his morning was favorable
70 nn Improvement 10 quotations.. aud tho mar
=, nss =, the openns Pas strong and more sssl,s
also foreignefs 20 a limited oxtopi, while COM
mission houses had some outside orders 10 buy.
The rsrnlt Was marked strong tone la specula-
ton. and prices inside good proyress toward
higher figures. rumor was circulated that The
cable war hsd been settled, which brought in
many now buyers for Western Union. and that
stock Immediately took tho lead In the upward
movement on large business. The story was
after1sru denied officially, which bad the effect
OF restricting trade In Western Uuion in the az
ternOon. but bad no sppareat influence upon tho
general bullish sentiment Further positiye de-
mails OF tho recent reports Of the illness Of 6ould
count, and after the issue OF the Government
crop report the activity In tho market again ufi-
derwent n marked Increase. though tho greatest
attention was transferred 10 grangsrs. and 81
Paul became the special feature OF the cay.
Round amounts OF stock changed hands aud the
Chicago party were buying the STOCK. which In
dnced many OF the traders % switch ovsr 10 the
bull side and the advance was terminated DOLLY
with the close Of business. Several OF
the specialtiss made sharp gains, Phlls-
delphia gas being the most conspca-
Gus. With Chicago, ST. Louis. and Pitts
burgh preferred, and ~. Lcuhs, Arkansas
and Texas following. The opening vas y
higher than last alghvs prices There Was re-
action toward noon. accompanied by a reduction
In business, but ST. Paul cane 70 the front and
the advance was resumed and continued until
after o'clock, when halt was called, though no
reaction took place. Again the upward move
ment was resumed toward ? O'Clock. and a more
general advance continued until tho close. which
was active and strong IL the highest prices Of tho
day. Total sales, go 600 shares The active list
Is without exception materially higher this eve
ming, and Manhattan 70 up ~. Rock Island az,
~ Paul preferred ~, Northwestern IT,, Bur-
lngton and Quincy, u. Louis. Missouri Pacific,
Northern Pacific preferred, san Francisco pre-
terred. and Western Union ! \ per cent each ;
Reading, New England, ana Lake Shore per
cent each. aud others fractional amounts
NEw YORK, July i0-Aoon.-stocss doll and
strong. Money easy 81 lalk. Exchange--Long.
sS7: short, 4Ssl<. Governments dull and steady.
Erenlag-ExchsnRs duh and steady; long.
4N short. 4s9k. Money easy At isi \ per cent
sub-Tressury balsnces-Coin, 49,, 900; sur
rency, SIS, 00c. Governments duh and steady !;
I per cents, is7k; ~ per cents, l0lA. State
honda dull and STEADY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
ParneiI and Home Rule.

[By Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. July 10.--In an interview Parnel
said he believed that the home-rule move
ment would result in the establishment of an
Imperial Parliament In which England, Scot
land, Ireland, Wales, and the colonies would
be represented. Each country would have
q separate Legislature 10 manage ITS local ai-
fairs. The Imperial Parliament. he thought,
would suppant the House Of Lords. Par
nell said he also believed that the next gen.
eral election would result in the return to
the House OF Commons Of n majority OF 100
GladstOneans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
Warrington Notes.

by Telegraph 70 Inc Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, July l0.-The general def
cheney appropriation bill, the last but one OF
the regular appropriation bills remaining 10
be reported TO the House, has been COM
pleted by the Appropriations Committee. 1t
makes total appropriation OF s3.O36. III, in
GLIDING provisions for the French spoliatlon
claims aud the Court OF Claims judgments
amounting to $T4l 500.
A call was issued this afternoon for Ma
tional Convention OF the American party to
be held in Washington, ID. c.. on the 14th OF
August, 1888, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for President and Vice-P President
and for the transaction OF such other bust.
ness as may properly come before that body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
New York Republican state Com

(By telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
New York, July 10.-The meeting OF the
Republican State Committee, held with
closed doors at the Fifth-Ayenue Hotel to-
day, was called TO order shortly after IL
o'clock. Everything is working harmonl-
ously. the members OF the committee, be-
iose entering upon their deliberations, we're in
favor OF forming permanent organization
by the reelection Of Cornelius n. Bliss chair
man and Frank $. Bliss and John w. vroo-
man secretaries. II was decided to hold the
state Convention at Saratoga August 18th.
Cornelius N. Bliss was elected cblirman and
Frank S. Bliss and John w. Vrooman secre-
taries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
A Contraaicted Report.

TBy Anglo American cable 70 tho DispatcAl
BERLIN, July 10,-The report OF yesterday
that the editor OF The Cologne Gazette bad
been sentenced to three months imprison-
ment for publishing an incorrect statement
regarding the refusal OF landlord to sell to
the Government land on which TO place the
statue OF Emperor William |. was not cor
rect. The facts are that the prosecutor de-
maudcd that the editor be sent to prison for
three months. but the Judge postponed sem
tence for q week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
Delegates 10 the Staunton Conven,
ton.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I
MILLBoR0', VA. July 10.-The convention
to nominate county delegates TO attend the
Congressional Convention Of the Tenth dis.
trict, which meets at stanton August the
1st, was held at Warm Springs to-day. Five
delegates were appointed, as follows: Warm
Springs District, John W. Stevenson; &c.
dar Creek, william G.. Payne; Millboro', A,
+. Withrow; williamsyille, +. l.. Fultz;
at Large, William McAlllster. No instruc-
tons were given, but two OF the delegates
are known TO be Anderson men and three
Tucker men.
| find from Richmond the following guest;
registered here for the summer j. A. Up
shur and family and Mrs. General r. Ii. An.
derson.