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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11
Bali Yesterday.
by telegraph - tho Dispa;ch.'


Washington:
Vaccinations. i 90 , 0 I 3 0-8
Chicagos. 30 y 0 0 % %
Base-hits-W ashingtons, 10 ; Chicagos,
6. Observation-Disclosures, . Chlcagos,
3. Batteries Whitney and Mack; Van
Haltren, Bothers, and DAILY.
Philadelphia:
Detroits. ......1 0 , 90 0 0 0 0--3
Philsdelphias. , . 0O01 0x-5
Observation-Disclosures 10 Phihdelphias,
8. Errors Detroits, =; Imladelpbias,
3. Batteries Grubor and Wells; San
ders aud 5chrlyer.
New York
New Yorks .....OOOOO2 o.
Pittsburghs III 90 5000 0 0 o.
Base hits-New Ycrks, 1; Pitts
burghs. 4. Errors New Yorks, ?
Pittsburghs, 3. Batteries -Kcoie and
Brown; staley and Miller.
Boston:
Bostons. .......1001 90 II
indianapolis. L % 0 0 D O c.
observation-disclosures, II; indianapolis.
6. trroIs-Bostons, 4 Indianapolis. ,
Batteries Garrison and Kelly; Shreye
and Buckley.
Cincinnati-Teni innings:
Cincinnatis. q D 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 So
Brooklyns.. 2 0 90 100 0 %
Base .hts-Cincinnatis, II; Brook
lyns, Z. Errors-Cincinnatis Brook
lyns, 2. Ba,teries-Smith aid keenan,
Caruthers and Bushong
Kansas City:
Kansas Gity....O OO4O O-e
Clevelands -. B OIL o o 0 OF
Base hits-Kansas City, 10; CIeye-
lands, g. Errors-kansas City .;
Clevelands, 2. Observation-Disclosures and
Donohue ; O'Brien aud thinner.
Louisville:
Louisviles. -. L 0O1O02 81
Baltimores. 80 5000 OG 0 90
Base-hits-Louisyilles, 3; Baltimores.
4. Batteries chamberlain and Cross
Cunningham and Fuimer.
st. Louis:
. St. Louis go. C 0O024 2 O-S
i Athletics. ......0 1 900 0 0 0 o.
Base-hits-St Louis. u; Athletics, g.
Errors Louis, , Athletics, 2. Bat
teries-King and Boyle; weighing and
Robinson.
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The BetiOW-Feyer.

By telegraph 20 tho Dispatch
WASHINGTON, August l0.-Senster Call
to-day introduced joint resolution to
appropriate 500, 200, to be paid out in
the discretion of the Secretary of the
Treasury, for the prevention and sup
preston OF yellow-fever in the interstate
commerce Of the United States. 1t also
authorizes the Surgeon General of the
Marine-Hospitsl Service. on the request
Of the Governor Of any State, to seize
and destroy any infecied personal or
other property which is communicating
injection and disease.
CaARLEsroS, s. c., August l0.-The
steamship Yemassee, from New York.
arrived at 6 A. d. and leaves at 6 Z. III.
for Fernandina She does not 60 to
Jacksonville. The steamship Seminole.
from Jacksonville, arrived at quarantine
at midnight and came up TO The wharf at
6 A. Nj. All the gangways were guarded
by policemen, who allowed neither pas
sengers nor freight 10 land. After
taking on freight here she. leaves for
New York 81 6 Z. n. today.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August TO-
Montgomery has established rigid
quarantine against jacksonville and
ether points in Florida where the yell
low-feyer is reported
WILMINGTON, n. c., August ll-The
health authorities OF the city have de-
clared an inland quarantine against
Jacksonville. forbidding any persons
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TIE Lass 81 lac aud Property.
.l... --.----.-...-l. q. H. nl... IA


rliy telegraph % tho Diapaich.l
CHATTANOOGA, August 10.-The min
of last nights fire Is very great. The
following business-frms were entirely
burned out. Shelton, Howard & Co.,
Wholesale saddlery; Phillips & Long,
clothiers Rosenall, Crutchfield q Co,
wholesale dry goods the NJ. Black Drug
Company, Wholesale drugs the Gibson
Lee Manufacturing Company Wholesale
queonsware Deitzer Brothers, whole
sale fruits and vegetables RosbboaIn x
Co, clothiers; Bradt Printing Company;
Chattanooga paDer-BOx Factory hosen-
holm Sons, wholesale liquors; A. Z.
Chopin, confectionery Joe Simpson,
clothing. damaged by fire. Loss Of
buildings, $1,000; Insurance sb0ut
S35. 00o. The loss by tho firms rs s2I5,
0o0; insurance, $i7, 800. The total loss
is in tie ncighDorhuod OF $40 0O0.
The loss Of life has been great In the
excitement Of the contisgratson hundreds
OF citizens rushed mo the buildings and
endcavored 20 save the threatened goods
IL seems there wns criminal csrelessuess
in erecting the four story structures. be-
cause they collapsed solely from it. One
building fell while fifty persons were in
side. At noon to-day Eve dead bodies
had been recogered and it is feared the
loss of life is considerably greater
The following remains recovered have
been Identified: James p. McMiliin.
Heury We!ch, James Smith (colored),
end Edward Lowe. Another colored
man has been recovered, but the remains
have not been identified. Two more
bodies have been discovered beneath the
ruins, but they cannot be reached before
night, and it is believed that Edward
Kruger is also buried beneath the ruins
md six or seven otbera The total loss
Of life ia estimated ct ten and four badly
wounded. j. L. McAiIllm was killed
while trying 10 save bis books. He was
q prominent citizen. Edward Love WAS
trying 10 save goods. lie was q leading
builder and contractor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11
RLcHuorp roRA0OO mARxEr.

AUGUST ~. ts'8
Oneriues very light to-day. Of asont "a pat
aers -s4es al 6rOGna were not worm report
iug.
Late ralu. VIII Jet meteraliy improve tbo
crop. bal II Is SILL lhoaghs that half Il tho Viz
elrla crop VAL have a close race sith ack Frost
before IS can MAKO good tobacco.
Attendaace on Change this week has be0n
smnM A gOodly number OF the members arr
atseuL
IhS Board Of Managers resolved that The only
yo.,tsS members Of tho To0sooo Association
should D. ssCh a. arc actively engaged IN buy
mg Or selling tobsscoo In his city.
We hope sOmo Quo IN authority will reply "
tho r,-ou~et 81 tls North Carolina state Toba>'co
Association asking To Richmond ana Petors-
burg commission merchants 70 furnish uom
with the quantity OF bright stock held In Rich
mOnd, W, however, know this can only %
known by tho clo5srt special Investigation.
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NORFOLK NEWS.
ExpIosion-A.FeEre Badly Injured
Attempted snictdc. &c.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Nopr-orr Ane,r,sf IN 1883.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NoWoLK, August 10. 1888.
This morning about II o'clock sn ex-
plosion occurred 10 the saltwater
factory in the rear Of William H. Viii
sons drugstore, on County street, in
Portsmouth. and a colored operative
named George Nash was struck on the
head by flying fragment Of the eN-
ploded tank and badly injured. The
factory was considerably wrecked and
the detonation caused great alarm and
excitement in the neighborhood. The
tank was being filed AZ the time, and
the negro ignorantly put too much pres
cure on it. hence the explosion.
A contingent OF 80 Mormon immi-
grants arrived here last night by the New
York steamer from northern Europe.
They were in charge OF two Mormon
elders and left at once for Utah. The
number Of foreign Mormons passing
this way since the first Of the year is re-
msrkabc. They are always in lots OF o
hundred or more.
Rev. Dr. j. Lansing Burro~s has gone
% the Rockbridge Alum Springs to
spend the remainder Of his vacation.
The total number OF deaths from all
causes in Norfolk during July was -,
exactly one half of which number were
blacks.
Chief Of Police ]. A. Roland has been
recommended TO the Council for re-
election by the Police Board. Chief
Rolland has held bis position cOnsccu-
lively for about fifteen years.
II. II. S. Handy. Esq, OF Philadei-
phia, formerly chief engineer of the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, Is III the
city on business.
4 white woman named Julia East
wood, living on lower Church street,
attempted suicide with laudanum last
night, but her HE was saved by the doc
tors. several OF whom were m attendance
The wind is vigorous from the north
east today and is a blessed relief from
the svcltering heat Of the week.
Commodore Brown, commandnnt OF
the maynard, returned irom the noun
tains OF Virginia this morning.
Work 80 commenced on the ma
chincr) Of TIE flagship Pensacola.
4 freight train deraIlel on the Atlantic
and Danviile railroad smashed up seven
cars loaded with lumber belonging TO
Me,srs. Dill L Son, Of Portsmouth.
A grand jury is being elnpanelied
for the investigation OF the gambling
and Sunday liluor-ssliing cases 70 come
up at neat months term OF the Corpora
ton Cont.
The counsel Of John F. Evans, who
killed Peter Mclean, will, it Is said. move
for a postponoment when the case comes
dp for trial.
Mr.. Jefferson iorsythc. q veIl-knovn
young man Of Norfolk. died suddenly
at ST. Niuccuts Hospital Yesterday.
NouFJLE, August l0.-A Gre broke ont
in the second story tailoring shop OF
Joseph Maynard. on Nam street near
Bo1l, street. tonight and destroyed that
establishment, and badly damaged the
stocks in the iewclry store Of 7. W..
Curdts aud the book and stationery store
Of S.. w. Hozier underneath. The
building was saved. The loss was
covered by insurance.
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Macy FOKGERIES.
Arrest or North Carolina Mer-
ehanG-Accidents.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch. ]


CHARLorrE, n. c., August l0.-A
young merchant named James Wood, OF
Statesyille, has been arrested ona charge
OF forgery in fifteen different cases. In
default Of bail he has been sent 10 jail.
Wood was regarded as straightforward
business man. This disclosure causes
quite sensation.
o. II. Doekery, the Republican candi-
date for Governor. and two Protection
congressInen--John II. Cease, OF Iowa,
ana b. W. Perkins, OF kansas--vill de
liver addresses at Mt Bolly Far next
week. Many prominent Democrats are
invited, but are eiow 10 accept. Strong
efforts are nov being made 10 have sena-
tors yssce and Ransom come.
Max wariick, a prominent citizen Of
Lincoln county, wss kicked by his horse
yesterday aud nearly killed. Several
ribs we're broken.
George jenkins, hborer, came
near being killed while at work on
O building at Mt Holly yesterday. A
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nARKErs By TgLEeRAPH
HfX YORK


rsw YoRK. August Il--Cotton quiet sales. 81
bales; Lass evening corrected ii2; uplsnde,
Il s-i6c; Orleans. li-lGc. net receipts. Of the
week at his port, $40 5aies; gross, l,.n0; sx-
ports--tO Great Britain. d6D bales; 20 France,
i52 balcs 70 The Continent 3,l3 bales; for
var.ed ,6o6 bales; spinnfFs. ,375 beles: stock,
i2s.6 f; net receipts IS All ports Today, aas2
1887. Wheat dull and yale lower; options r.
regular: No. 2 red, august, 3t.s9lr-. csossng 81
asIc. Septemn or, ysh aJ5c., ciCsiDg S<t. Corn
@alc. lover, dgl. and heavy: SO. Asguss.
5s<a5sss c., closing ~ 33ke.: september. 35ss
Sc. Data firm and very quiet No z. August
& ,a3z.c., closing ~ 2tG; September,
sgEc. No spot. s5c. Hops ssesdy.
sugar nrm; fair refining, odc- re-
npsd quiet and arm. Aolasses firm. Rice
etesfy. Petroleum steady: rcfnei. Tsc. Cor.
ton-seed oil quiet Tallos Arm ~ tt.c Roein duh
a. on .osS. Turpenlins oaD ~ Dsss. Httes
firm. W09l drm- Pork steady. Beef fuh: pecf
hams steady; tiereod beef quiet Catmesgs
quiet hidfles dali and nominal. lsrd vcry
cpl and loser; Sspamber, $s.sbas2sf; October,
sA70. Frelghss nsn, cotton bid.
BALTIMORE
EAlsmoRx. Nd. August N--Coison quiet and
steady; tAldcsing, f7c. ftoar quiet sd steady.
WheAt-<Soutbr.n scsise and cfm. EtRsz, aCA
sac.; tonebsrty, sia94e.; western sxiys
and steady: No. Z ~ia or rVd, spot soaa
9oe<e; August, sos sso4e: September, Dka
eIe: October. o. all Nc. D~eeuaiar. ~ ~ ,se.
coril--S0ufhcrn dun and steaiy: shise. 5s&tssn !:
$50 asehc.: september. saso3Ac.: year. EEa
4biss. Dan irregular, closing steady: sonkhsrn
aud fennsslvaha. new. ga Sc. western Whit.
4ls,tse. sestsrB naked, $s,sfc hyo s>eady
et 53a1c. Hay Arm: prime 70 choscs vestssu-
slessaa Provisions fairy active snd hrnaer.
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ArWEII.-Dled, st 1afshesyiiie. ONO, sun
DAY, Jaly 18th, nUGH r., no only son % Mr.:
aud Mr.. Ernest htwelL Of Manchester; aged
two years four n0pus aod eleven days.
FOLKEs-Died. August sth. MATTE Co
RHINE, aAughtorof Soseph Y. sna slia Neisieer
Fon1es; aged FIX uionths and nine day-
GRIFgiN-Disd. Fiiasy, August ~. isss. AZ
fsn. az her Residence. 80. IS cas- ha.n sireeA
Hrs JANE A.. widow " James GriHin.
Funeral IRON hsnsso sAfURDAf at5 p. NJ.
HOLIADAY. Died, ~ her rcs!dence "Osk-
land. near Cuckoo. iOUisa county, Va, 1bafs-
day, gth nstssst, Mrs. SALLY h HOLIDAY.
OCfO-Died, n her residence. N this city, on
The naSrnaag q tae fgsh instaat, Mas aADGk
DoGsRY OtJLA, widow Of hoeors Ould.
HeF faasnal viii take place 81 II 0ciock To-
DAY from ~ Pnuis church.
Baltimore pspers please copy.
SUTHERLAND. -Died. August 10. isss. NJ I r.
NJ a. h5s rostdsaca, 20 easS Leigh street.. \. \.
SUTHERLAND, ST., An tEo siKsy-siSaa year u ais
age.
r. NJ. TODAY. Friends requested "a Gstcnd
Without further nctase-
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rei.rrnnnic Fis.he..

Emperor William will not visit Straus-
burg or Metz.
President Cleveland has vetoed four
teen private pension bills in the past
two days
4 second reading Of the Parnell COM
mission hill was moved by Lord Saiis-
bury yesterday.
Trains south OF Atlanta are crowded
with persons getting away from fever
stricken localities.
The House Of Representatives lest
night passed thirty-fye private pension
bills and adjourned until Monday.
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. a5instatarss ranxri f;

ooor,....-..... 20 sieH ~
EsyIfw os TRY CHICAGO xARgsg.
CHICAGO. Aurnst io-i. was raibsr hee.y
pontment in wheat was mo rcporl taaf 90
NssriQgbn crop rrpru i'pa Us e p. son'd
NOT H. WeCe uNtn 4Dt' d j. TT. TO mafkNt
Weakened = iitile atfhe peniNg hnf -ef6ro uooa
ne sales sore OYER last n.grts trr.tk ll@
rAuge until thirty minutes lsffrr l.f 81. 80 rss
only ~, ous ne rii was 1Dt e' l4ia' a. fris
woiut inilchto Tho cngaGfsi cove ti uh.ti
fearing the eject y tao % .rrfsafI asIrrA
Thcu came SIC rvor fhat'he .fsTi.H. rero 80
e. be MAIDS public unt.l =. r., 49, tn"g sll 'rs
market aoWn b r nHiff..n nit"|.. NnII|l ~
some more ccut OBS cotefirs, -na-.-i re..I .u
q ~, whl-h VS. o. inresi .F 90 90 sr rrnk
ppcM rogs y VAS q 7rsi far for rralpr MIA
busy AMI uDprvf able 80 q leae' R.o rnfkci
To- sny decided tufn IN pr..r Nhet rI'al
~ SrptsDber uh.Ne i hlnt 20 rH"n.c' nfftli
tho Session. IS e a., q a sis ioVer t.'n IS
the close a. u'ght 1re lsrf rtr. Irtf pore ~
inoch Tor ibc --lr parfrt lne 1nt .lsfn''s
ras in cash -tu1, 'suesd Dy % flnra 't'rinF IS
W b9ios ,elt.u l.f pr.nea lro 'csf i1 Ir.rh i1r
fhr DAY vas s94'lt \ p srt ne tnlrr .l.f e 81.
~ ne secession. iho fut'rr Bro col. aaH sr 30.
vance o. .sc. i0r Augr.t 3 .'.F PSI. a'th sI'..'-
steaiy. The isaiinr ieaulr = .n'alosf GAS fno
selling iu M YfotI'gn pf o.~a.o ones B Doe
yolt7H fryHr rH rHr.s fptn 'n - r. '"'f'... It
f1r September SOL before Go rio'r rrt
i0ri ga use-. aut Uiees.r.'rr 4i-lit a. ifr '..
TIE cio-e rs p.uvisicn' ea' H''iy, n.'i lorA
showing ei.s rifs O.
~ LoUrs
-. isrrs A1rur. 3d. oar s.ealy an' 'i-o
WaD1i-.t'-h 4nIHk cir-frg r'.i. .rHNn1
bower, &c. r.a, .a'n. -.. SIS r. .0fis.
~. sfl ''irf, p. fa- r- 'n ir q" 80
can. t2ef-.r. t1.r.a, 60 ''. .r, r.,'
- t.Ac. ueh rrn ~. Gosh. ..r.i n-.s
Anlfr. -ltr. Nli. hr'-hff eferff tf Nih
lri'sio"s ionrr l.rN. lfli " ..n 'o'N
IsfJ n.l. ris' - Primo steam. $685. sea.' .il.a-
NOlag-' - rsl,rr'L
gfV.frNf
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ROM % RiCaAOsD AUuUsr 40 1854
aKuFyNu

eb,amshp WyHsose. B0sz. New fort, mer-
csInaiiso and passenger George ". Allen =
Co.. agents
school.er JaInss Young, Lindsfkin, Bangor.
No, 4rs. sano hDsg.
skFLKn.
Steamer Yyanoka, Soe1, New York. MERIDIAN
clse, g..
ebsnmcr Aricl Deyo fWfclk, United sisios
mail merchandise, anG pesse Zurs, l. >. lstgm.
m at
schooner George ". anderson. Gale. BayoDne.
s,ayos, Chesapeake aud Ohio railway; vessel,
Gurus 4 fagtcr.
Sohooaer NliiiER Rec. Gregory. $40, p's.
iroI, J. y. 0oraOn. ag0nt; fos'el, Cuf'ls TAR
ser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

coming from Jacksonville OF tho towns
south Of that point from entering here.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August l0.--The
Msyhower House, the centre Of infec-
ton, was burned this evening by order
of the Board OF Health. One or two other
buildings that cannot be safely disinfect-
cd may also DO burned. Measures 30
prevent the disease becoming general
are being taken, and hope is entertained
of success. One new case was reported
this evening, making nine in ali, and one
death. that OF j. J. Perkins.
Captain Lon r. Tuttle, Florida pas
senger agent Of the louisville and Nash
vile railroad, died at Pablo Beach to-day
OF velOw.feyer.
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swaIIoned Naii.

ToptCldI ItIHbIHIl . IuU UIsFhIlL-I
RoASoKE, VA, August l0.-E. W.
Hall, plasterer, while lathing a house
for W. z. Camp to-day. swallowed nail
which be had in his mouth and it lodged
in bis throat Physicians were hastily
summoaed but before their arrival it had
passed beyond the reach OF the forceps.
His condition renders his case one OF
peculiar medical interest and it will be
watched with considerable anxiety by his
physicians and friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11
T3lfed states SoaCs.

WASHINGTON, August l0.-Bond offer
ings to-day. 529S, 0J0. All were rejected.
The t0ial amount Of bonds purchased TO
date under the circular Of April 18th Is
S2S, 938, $50, OF which sls. 7i2,050 are !
per cents, and $50, l64,30 are A. per
cents. The total cost OF the bonds was
S3l, 10, 490. as follows 4per cents $780,
S02, 935 and - per cents $40. 976, 800.
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A Rendition Warrant.

On a requisIt,on from the Governor Of
North Carolina Governor Lee yesterday
Issued rendition warrant FOR the de.
livery of julius Friend, arrested here on
the 9th instant on a Telegram from Dur
ham, y. C., charging him with stealing
che slun OF $40. 40 and one gold watch.
oil the property of /. Edwards, Of Dur
lam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11
4 Duet FTustTsted.

INy I0I'ETnIH y IHe UI'DaT-HI
FoBT MONROE, Va, August lO.-A
duel between Segar Whiting son Of II. c.
Whiting, president Of the Hampton
Bank, and Dixie Lee. son OF Major
Baker j.. Lee, collector OF customs at
Newport News, was arranged to take
place at Buckroe, three miles north OF
here, at daylight this morning. The
principals were on the ground choosing
weapons when Sheriff Williams arrived
and arrested Lee and his party. Whiting
escaped and went b the Eastern Shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

IIY I7IEEFFVh 70 lI' IN 7IE-1II
NEWCASTLE, DBL, August i0.-Charles
Henry Biedel, weaver in the Arlington
cotton-mills, was hanged to-day for the
murder of bis wife and year-old
boy last September. There was no rea.
son for the murder except that Riedel
was morose and surly wheninhis cups, rs
was the.cnse when the murder was COM
mitted. Biedel struggled but little and
Was dead in fourteen minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

Mssspers. tlatc1iS75. Bais .Inas.e--snoui-
drrs and clear-db sides lpeekerl. * ard Do.
Hans. 14als1c Tard-hoaned. gs{aies DiIt-
ter dull: seNera paoke1. iaaifg, Creamery.
nAi9c Eggs etcsd1 a. isalte PcHc;oafs
gees, fair, isn sugar flFn and hishs: sofi,
lbc; coyper-reeaea 0rm ~ isHsi3i.c. Wals-
toy sssadg q. scasiz.
CHICAGO
Csfc.sn, Angus, in--Cssh quotations se,..
flour nrCi snd unchanged No 2spriRg vhca,
1ebc: Ma 2 RED, S4c. Va. cCrn. fafa &c.
No Goats. .5sc. aees- pOrs. ff1 sCaflla2H. Lad,
ssLGJaz.62%. short-rir,s, g. SinS78O rro1idsrr,
81 s0.tLt0. shortcicar. tS7oSs&s3. Nhizksy.
si.ya
me leafinefutlres ranxri:
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A negro Resperaao shot.

Sr. LOUIS, August I0.-A special to
the Post-Dispdtch from Springfield,
Mo, says Besrden, the negro who
shot and fatally wounded Officer Palmer
"Wednesday, was captured to-day, bat
not until bis body had been filed with
lead lie was placed In the Springfield
jsil, which is now surrounded by mob
Of 800 men who threaten 70 lynch the
Desperate. The Regro is go badly
wounded, however, that it is thought he
viii die.
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Store Robbed In Giles County.

PEARIsBURG, VA, August 10.-The
storehouse of Thomas j. Pearson at this
place was broken open last night and the
showcase robbed Of about twenty-five
watches and lot OF gold rings and
chains. The cash-drawer was robbed of
gI5 In silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

Ngw YosK, August l0.--The business
failures occurring throughout the coun..
try dnring last week were: lnthe United
States, 100 Canada, 2S--totai, 2bs.
against ZIG last week and al the week
previous.
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Taken frem tss courf-soom ard
LSnebea.


fBy tologTsph 70 no D'sFath.l
NASHVILLE, TRss-, August l0.-Amos
Miller (eolored). who assaulted Mrs.
Scott IN Maury county tive months ago.
was taken from the courtroom at Frank
lin, Tenn, by fifty armed men and
hanged 10 o balcony.
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piece of scsnfling fell on his head, iu-
fiictiDg terrible Rssh. .
John r. Alexander. living in CASTOR
county, while suffering with severe tooth
ache the other night took an overdose
Of morphine, which came near resulting
fatally. He Was unconscious several
hours, but was finally restored.
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In Mem ersam.

Az a meeting " Nc survivors Of the Poehs-
tan Troop. WEEK.-MRS. brigas,c. fitz Lee's disi-
sion stus~si- COPS Army Of SortnSrn virginia.
held 81 FosnslAa CoJrghouss ON tte ca day OK
August lss TIE following preamble and rcs'oia-
hsns S0fe adopted:
Ia me death Of JAMES SkraGsIEL DUNLOP mo
Stale bas iess ycnslg cosluhonor. sfrseiy q yea
ffeaaa, the tenvles of justice mofel practi-
eroiler. me hHsnasr gifted orator, tbe iresiie
q husband and father loving and bst0sesi. snd
bis cofafouiots q oossp ani0n IA Arms ~ H'io -
he steel ne wore shalasoro
R4solssa. That ws JOIN shs srny OF nSurnef.
foT tho los.s OF one $40 sAs tho eiab0hUsnt OK
all thss xses ~ make man
Rss0tesf. That ~ alise teDter snd seek mo
syray,afhies Of ell sho tnes hiua. and most go
pes1Aiiy DO We -ssa 70 envoy 10 MS trrsrei
{.ulsiy tle assur~asrs u al Ne srisvs with them.
sussru HossoS. President
Fyeak o. HIN, Secne<ary.
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HICIIHGNn, Va, Augu-t ], 1888.
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS OE THE VULCAN IRON
tONPAhi viii be- held OF the onico VI tho Com
pGng on u BDNESDAI, August 18th, A. r.
PHILIP 4. BkuCE,
au 2-eodtAui5 Secretary aud Treasurer.
NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRATS
y or TIE
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Tho Democratic County Superinsendenis of all
tac counties ami the city OF Petersburg embraced
in The fourth congressional district viii call
meetings Of the Democratic party in their 70
spectyo couu,ios tor the purpose Of appointing
delegates % Congressional ConyeniiVn 10 be-
held al Petersburg on --- sKPrEABRR. In sp-
pointing delegates let one DO appointed for each
100 Democratic votes ana fraction Of I'D that
we're cast at tho last gubo rnatorial election.
It IL important that these delegates be sp-
pointed ia the month Of August
r.. c. VESABLE.
Chairman Democrats DISTRICT Congressional
c...,..t.ta, n-4f