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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Florida,s Election,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 14.-O6i-
eial returns from this county (OuyaD can
yassed to-day show a majority for Harrison
OF 1918; for Shipmap tRepublicsE) for Gov
eruor a majority Of 1906; for Goodrich IRE
pubIican) for Congress IN the Second district
a maiority Of 1,2s2. The total registration
in the county was over 1000; total vote,
A.IIO. The Democratic candidates polled
votes ranging from 1,4O0 TO 1900. Five OF
the leading county Offices will be filed By
negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
QUARANTINE RAISED.
The ChiId%Drexei typo Fund.

tBy telegraph 20 the UhpalchI
PHLADEIpurA, PENN, November H.
Treasurer James j. Daily, OF the ChiIds-
Dfoxel fund OF the international Typo
graphical Union, reports to-day that up to
November the lst the amount on hand WAS
500. 1888, which more than doubles the
amount Of the original gift Of 10000 by
Messrs. Childs and Drexel 10 1895. aud whict
vas Anucleus Of the fund named IN their
honor. A number OF subordinate unions
are yet ~ BE- beard from, and the contribu-
tions from these viii considerably swell the
amount stated The entire fund is drawing
a good rate Of interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
A nugnreTrust Case.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y bEIUEIuFH V
NEW YogK, November l4.-The SUIT
brought by the Attorney General on behalf
OF the people OF the State OF New York
against the North.River Sugar Refining
Company 10 dissolve that corporation on
the ground that Il had exceeded the priyi-
leKes granted II by its charter 10 becoming
onsof the members OF the great sugar trust
on October l, 1881, and other sugar eompa-
Bies, was broughtto trial to-day IN The SUI
preme Court. The action Is one OF the re-
suits OF the senate inyestig COMMITTEES
Of last winter. which for The FIRST time
brought 10 light the deed Of trust under
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
,TlnIater Phelpa pnnoueted.

lRy Anglo-Amorican cable u tbs Dispatchl
GLASGOW, November 1t he corporation
OF Glasgow gave a banquet this evening 10
Mr.. Phelps, the American hiolstef. In re-
spouse to a toast, SIR. Phelps made speech,
which was received with great applause. In
the course OF his remarks he sid that so long
as Scotland sent the class Of men she bad
hitherto ssut 10 his country the doors OF
America. so far as the ScOtchmon were con-
cerned, would swing on their hinges from
Maine to California. America Was now more
particular az regards immigration. She DID
not intend 10 allow her people 20 be coutaTni-
pAted by the LOhrisy Of Asia or by the
offscourings Of Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

RICHMOND, NOyom Dor Ia 1883
OFFZkISG6,
WuaAr.-o29 busholS
CORS. ~ bushelA
OATs.-iiB bushels.
PgAs.-23 bushels
SALES REPoRrED TO SECRETARY.
WHYAr.-Whhe, ~ bushels for seed at sLi8
Iongt,arry GO bushels prime on private terms.
shortDcTy. 100 bushels very good on private
terms: % bushels very good 81 ti.l2. Total sales
Of wboaf. ~, bushels.
Offerings today Of wheat s2s bushels; same
day last year. ago bu hes. Sales today u
wheat 9ss bushels; same day last year. s,51d
nushels Offerings 80 far this season, 81 81
bushels: Same unie last year, 53a5ls boshelA
Extreme range Of prices to-day, fl.l2 70 private
terms, same day last year. e.. 10 s3c.
CORN.-White, % bushels very go0i new al
SOC.
OATs--Winter, IS bushels prime ~ Ooc.; 100
bushels good a. 40.
BLACK pas bushels primo at 9Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Abolition or the confederation

PARIS, November 14.-The Chamber Of
Deputies Committee on the Revision OF the
Constitution has adopted resolution In favor
Of abOlishing the Senate and presidency.
In the Chamber Of Deputies tO-morrow NJ.
Basiy will move that the duties on cereals
and -four be suspended.
The Pasler Institute was formally opened
to-day IN the presence OF President Carnot,
several Government Ministers, foreign AM
basssdors. and Russian Grand Dukes, who
are visiting Paris. Pasteur received an oys-
ton from the people present. In an address
be expressed his thaeks for the support be
had received 10 fulfilling humane task.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
AMac-Dog Bites Two People.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispsteh-l

ISp7AHAPOLIs, November IA dog
owned by Patrick Walsh went mad yester-
day and attacked Miss Cora Walsh, 40 eigh-
teen.yeAr.old daughter OF The owner, biting
her 90 both arms. In attempting to rescue
bis daughter Walsh was badly bitten On the
hand. The dog then started on q mad fight
through the city with several policemen m
pursuit. lie biz fully City auimais and final.
~ attacked small child, tearing out one OF
the little fellows cheeks aud destroying an
eye. After chase OF TWO miles the dog was
Killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
HER NECK SAVED.
The sOmerytiIO POisOncr Goes TO
Prison for Life

A boston special says: Sarsh Jane Robin.
son, the Someryllle pOisOner, has escaped
hanging on Friday next for fate scarcely
less del1orable. This afternoon the Execu-
tive Council, with the concurrence OF the
Governor. conmuted 10 solitary confinement
for life i'm the state prison al ChaTle't0wn the
sentence Of death passed upon her for the
murder OF Prince Albert Freeman, her
bro.her-u-law. The council was IN secret
session nearly two hours before reach
inc this conclusion, and withheld any an-
uouucement a. to the vote upon the question
Of commutation, or as 10 the grounds upon
which 1t was granted. ID. +. Crane, counsel
for Mrs. Robinson, was present when the
action OF the counsel was made known. and
hurried away 10 convey the intelligence TO
the prisoner lie aud Others who hsd int.
rested themselves In Mrs. RobinsOn's behalf
hoped thai the wOman's prison ct SherbOrn
would be designated a. the place OF cOnfiDe-
ment II Communication was granted, and dis
appointment was manifested al the adverse
action on this point.
Ii will make big difference IN the life OF
the convicted woman. At the woman's
prison the inmates have comfortable rooms
and enjoy almost unrestricted intercourse
with each other, as well as MANY comforts
not usually found in prisons devoted TO
male couyicts. The Charlestown prison has
nothing but the Ordinary cells common 10
the maieiactors Of every degree, aud Tue de-
cisioL OF the council calls for her rigorous
confinement In Que OF these.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

higher: No ., cen, &c. hi May. srxssor
Wbiskey stsafy - lila Pf0vixioss quiet
Pors, SIS Lard--Pfims steam, nominal - *
Dry.salt meats -shosiders. ~: lcbgs and ,ibs.
ss.eas and as: ssoftciesrs B.sis$s. Hams.
'iispaA- cuo.so
CsYciaa November h-lfhs cash quot<soas
we're; Flour dun and neglected. No. spring
wheat 81. ieasi i14: No. Bred. fi12ssLi7F. No
corn. sOsc. No. DATA Gfc. Assssport.
fi4sh lard. sssn Shortrit>, no; shoulders.
$50
The leading futarss ranged a. follows
CD<afay Hf1Ass. Cfosfsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
ArkauauR.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, November 14.-Ofl.
cial returns from the Second congressional
district give C. p. Breckiuridge Democrst)
s37 majority oyer JOHN NJ. Clayton lRepuolE
CAM Cate (DenocraD Is undoubtedly
elected over Fezthefstoue independently.
who received the Republican support, but
the official 6gnrrs cannot yet be gwen. Re-
turns from thirty,three counties give Glove
land majority Of g, 467.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Member OF Parliament Reported
Drowned.

DUBLIN, November IA saloon passen-
ger named Pyne fell overheard last night
from one Of the steamers runDing between
Hollyhead and Dublin. and was drowned.
IL Is reported that the man was Jasper
Douglas Pyne. member Of Parliament for
West Waterford. 1t Is certain that be em-
barked at HolIyhead yesterday evening for
Dublin. He has not been seen In this city
since the vessels arrival, and there seems to
be no reason 10 doubt that II was he who fell
overheard during the steamers passage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Tne city.

Especial telegram TO the Dtspsich.l
LYNCaBuRa, VA, November las. Il.
MoOFman, ono OF the most pxominens tobac.
coDisss OF this city, died fhis morning 81 y
O'Clock u paralysis.
A detachment OF the Light Artillery Blues
and also & dcfschment OF the Fitx Lee
Troop Jeff this evening TO take part IN The
sham battle 81 tke Richmond Exeodt,en.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures NOVEMBER l5 1883

understood, however, that. based on the latest
returns, Thompson tDenocratl now comedies
the election Of his opponent, De Haven Re-
publican). II DE Haven II elected Csiifor-
nis's congressional representation win stand
Eve Republicans and one Democrats gain
OF one Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Americans Arrested for Hunting In
Mexico.

rBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.i
FL PAsO, November IL MAJOR Logan,
who with number o. United States sol
diers was arrested while hunting IN Mexico
sunday, telegrSphed the facts to the United
States Collector OF Customs at FL Paso.
Judge MagoAin applied TO the Mexican Coz
lector az Customs At Jaurez, Senior Loaza.
for the release Of Major Logan and his sol.
diers. Collector Losza promptly granted the
order and 10 was sent down Monday.
but it turned out that the arrest
was made by eendarmes from chihuahua,
whose chief refused 10 obey LoazPs orders.
On learning this Collector L0aza telegraphed
"a Chihuahua and obtained the necessary or
der. Msior Logan writes 10 Collector Ma
coffin that he had been often invited by the
Mexican officers and citiZns TO 60 over and
hunt. lie also says That he and bis party
hsVe not been properly cared for by their
captois during their confinement and that
but for the kindness OF Mexican friends they
would have actually suffered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
PORT OF RICHMOND. soysxsEE IA 1854
eRATKEuL-cosYoErisa
EPPSS COCOA.
BREAKFAsL

sBya thorough snovlsdgs OF ne natural laws
utsI govern me operations Of digestion aud na-
tisson, Ane ~ eAxSna agpnHs ea ~ es me
wussfsd cur xeaxfaas-easss viA . dclic~,sty
kavorod bsvsrAgp which may ssss - many
hsssy dsssou olltA IL v ~ ne iuaseioss No
q srca stiebss u dses ~ csaeutsuoa Say
- every ssuanasS " diss~sA uAsxrss,s OF
sz,fsks mnindzss sre eoazanx s<oond - ready v
sss.oa ssssvvsr u~re ne 49, eotsl We n@y
sIsoaps many . ~ - ~ kssv4n< ossssis~s
searssHed frNnaA s--Css<L<nrs>s oassst<
ns1o ameay win sclnng vassS " AIR sold
enly IN hsi-poons tns ~ (xsurA Apsii>a
nemuo,ssnis c.sssissa Iss6sss SslasA
sslt-Ih eakx1nay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Enunaerad NJ san.

LONDON, November 1.-The British
steamer Blsckw watch ioundefed on Noyem-
Der 18th In latitude 90 nofth, longitude 10
east. The fate OF her crew Is unknown. The
Blaekwatch, which vas aD iron screw-steam'
er Of 93S tons, sailed 0csoher 10th nom Ma
pies for odessa and was probably returning
from Odessa when che foundered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Another Cruiser sent 20 Zanzibar.

fBy Anglo-Amsrican cable 70 No Dspstch-i
BERLIN. November 1.-THE Government
has ordered another cruiser 10 proceed 70
Z.uzfhar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Ennarnr Iasanh ANA the Caar.

LoYDOS. November 1L-A vienna dis
patch 10 the Daily News says: emperor
william desires that Emperor Joseph and
the Car shall visit Berlin at the same time.
Austria's Emperor refuses 10 meet the Car
unless he withdraws bis troops from the
Austrian frontier. Emperor william il Try
ing TO persuade the Car TO withdraw hp
troopsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

4. ID. Meadow writes: Have Eve children,
aud under no circumstances would | be With
cut DIR. Bigeers's Hucktebsrry Cordial In my
house, especially during the fruit season.
The result in iis uss 10 very etaniJing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

10y F"IT8 VI 7" w I7''IT''7'-I
WASHINGTON, November H.-ln the mis-
slonlry conference oi The Episcopal Church,
IN session here, to-day Bishop Whippe Of
Sered A resolution expressive OF SYMPATHY
With Bishop Weed, Of Florida, IN the sad at
Fiction which has visited bis diocese this
year, and commencing toe herolsm be and
bis parishoners baye shown in treating the
rtpk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Tbe Derby Handicap.

by ADgIo-Amerean cable " tho Dlspstch.i
LONDON, November IA-At The Derby
meeting to-day the Derby handicap was Won
by Hawthorne. Gray FriI's second, and
King Monmouth third. There were thirteen
gt1rters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Thirty Miners KILLED.

fBy AnglO-Americaa cable W the pispatch.l
BRUSSELS. November ii-An explosion
OF fire-damp occurred In Frederick pr at
Dur. 10 the province Of uainaut. Thirty
miners were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
A False Report.

fBy Anglo-Arnorican cable u the Dspssh.l
SOFIA, November IA. The report that an
,a,tempa hiss been made upon the life OF Prince
Ferdinand is baseless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
River. on the Rampage.

by Anglo-American cable ~ the Dispaichl
LISBON, November ii--The fsgls, Dufne,
and LILO rivers have overlooked their banks,
flooding The surrounding country and doing
extensive damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
To Encourage Manufacturing.

ITy I7IFIIlVN 70 IU' UT7VI-V-I'I
ATLANTA, November AT Is announced
by the Richmond and Dtuyille syndiraic
that It viii establish bureaH I'm Georgia Tor
tho extension Of ~ line for the encourage.
ment Of tie manufacturing plant- along The
lines now in operation. President lnman
will visit the South shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
PAGE COUNTY,
A Barn Rurued-POIitienI CeIebra-
ton.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LuRAY, VA. November l4.-The barn OF
Mr.. Isasc n. Bowers, on Mill creek, in this
county, together vita its contents, consisting
Of grain, bay, farming implements, &C., was
totally destroyed by fire atan early hour yes
terday morning. The fire Is thought to have
originated from a lantern being overturned
which was len in the bsrn before daylight by
a farmland. The loss is considerable, but
is partly covered by insurance.
The Republicans OF tbls county celebrated
their recent victory by torchlight process
sion, &C., here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
In TuiiB BLAST

rBy tolecraph 70 the Dispstchl
BETHLEHEM, PA, November IL The rnil'
ing department q the sieel-mil Of the
Bethlehe Iron Company started up to-day
after several weeks idleness. The convert
ing department re- umed work Yesterday.
All OF the mill is now Ia full operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
BALTIMORE sronK MARKEr

BALTIMORE. Mn. November n-Virgiuia
l0-4Js. 20 hd: baltimore aud Ohio stock, seasl:
Cincinnati, Warrington and Baltimore is, $50
asked. do. 2s, 90 asked; do. 3 a, 3it bid;
consolidated gas bonds. il0A; 10. stock, a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
The Fighting white Pssha

(By Anglo-AmoricAn cable % The Dispatch.l
CAIRO, November Messengers who
have arrived At Wsdy- Haifa report that the
mysterious White Pasha In the Bahrel.Gazel
district has fought great battle and killed
MANY nervlsbes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
or Interest 70 Holders OF Life-IDsu-
rance Policies.

tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Supreme
Court OF the United States, through Chiei.
Justice Fuller, has rendered an opinion OF
unusual interest to holders Of liie-insuTauce
policies. Thomas l.. Hume, OF toe District
~ Columbia. died in 1881 totally insolvent,
but leaving So, 600 In liie-insuTance policies.
The policies we're by their terms PAYABLE
either to the widow or tue children OF the
deceased. The administrators and creditors
" Fumes estate sought 10 force the apple
cation Of me proceeds Of The policies to the
paynent 81 the debts due creditors on The
ground that The premiums paid by Hume
were a fraudulent transfer OF an insolYcnt $
estate, and void ~ against the creditors. and
that couseq1enHy the proceeds Of the poll
cies should inure 10 the benefit Of iiumSs
estate and not TO the benefciaries named IN
the policies. The supreme Court holds thai
the icueticiaries are entitled to the proceeds
Of al the policies without any deduction
whatever on account Of the premiums paid,
holding TINT the husband sud father has
fun right 70 insure bis lie in the interest OF
bis wife and children, and that where such
policies are effected in the name OF the bcne-
GemrIes they are no part oi She estate OF the
deceased ins0lYCnt, and therefore cannot be
regarded az a fraudulent assignment OF any
part OF his estate vi ben 80 effected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
MARKETS BY rELEaRAPa
new YORK

NEW YoaE. November A-cotton easier; sales,
327 bales; uplAnds, l0c. orleans, i0.c.; net re-
cepts. 4l,4l6 bales: exports-tO Great Britain.
67l9 bales; 70 tho Continent AGO bales; STOCK,
6S3,776 bales. Southern rour heavy: common
% fair extra, s. i5a$Ai0; good 70 choice DO.
f4i5atlf7. Wheat duh aud kakc. loser; OPP
tons closed sac. under yeeterdsy, No. : red.
November cloei1g At tl.0s1s; Deeemb Dor, ST. loAa
g.IIK; May, ST. kafli Is Corr tssdier. options
XaAc. higher: December, {91sa0Sc.; Nay.
4s4afsHc. oats steady; options nrmeF; No
Vember. 3ihc.: becember. NAc. May, a33&c
Hops quiet: state, leatsc cotes-Optiens
steady snd iosl5 Joints below YESTERDAY; Do
cembsr, fla5osii1fS: January, tiez1~sias %.
Sugar quiet and firm; refined quiet aad un-
changed Molssses nominal Rice quiet and
steady. Cotton-seed oil inactsya konin quiet.
ruFpsntine quiet and stsa1y. Hides unchsaged
quiet Beef quiet Beef hams strong % itc.
1ierced beef quiet Cut meats duH- nlddles
inactive. Lard 8 tribe higher and quiet; west
ern steam. $500: cssy. $50; koyember. SIS
asked a. the ciose: Dcssmbar. taa Rreighs
strong cotton. I'D: grain, SAD
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. ma, November I4-Cotton quiet !;
mic Ting. gssc. Flour generally quls.: tropical
senand active. Wheat-soathsrn steady and
rrm: Faltz, siooasi-ls; Longberry. fi.osati. l2:
western quiet; No winter red, spos snd No
yem oes. s!ed. esi ~; psSe@ees o. Ssssios
and nrrn: white and yeiisv, "a and 3oc.; western
quiet: mixed spot Norsmi.r, Toe askod; year.
s7sf7ke.; January, fss4oAc; February. 1ka
s6c Oats quiet bot drm; southern and Penn
sylvaaia, ssassc.; western snise. 0Asc; voss-
cru nfxed. NAxcI graded No. wtIftc. 5fkc.
asked. Rye dali ~ css6sc Hay qsses psls nrn
primo 10 choice western. slds1i6-o0 Provisions
unchanged. Buttef-smali receipts; Yexy 1rn !;
beat ron. falls; creamery. x3ssrAc. kggs
easier st e5c. Petroleum steady: redaed. Ike
Coffee steady: kio cargoss fair az isAa sagu
strung ana active; A soft Csc. whisksy ssesay
a. si.s2
ST LOufa
81. Iowa November iL-F,our dull aud un-
ehangsd- Wheat closed weak; No red, cash:
si.Nts; Nay. slisHafif5t- Corn duh and
frm No lcash. asssNa MAJ. 8AsScAs Oats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
YeIlow.FeEer ReeOrd.

icy telegraph 70 the Dispsschl
GAINESVILLE, FLA, November l4.-Sur-
geon Martin reports two cases OF yellow-fe-
ver-both coloTed. No deaths. Business Is
psralyzed.
JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November 14.-Dr.
Neal Mitchell reports to-day "a new cases
Of yello .-ieyer-12 whites. Deaths, 2--A-
exander Gibson tcolorsd), OF South Jackson
vile, and Mamie Floyd (colOredL OF Lavils.
Total cases to dste, 1862; total deaths,
1872. J. X. Seward, one Of the Harry Miner
nurses, was taken down with q second Rt-
tack of yellow.fever. He also bad II vio-
lently In the Memphis epidemic OF 1871
QUARANTINE RAISED.
NEW York, November II William Nc.
Gibney, the eastern passenger agent OF the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, has re-
celyed the following dispatch In re.
lation to the yellow-iever quarantine at De-
catur. Ala. dated Louisville 18th: Com
mencing to-mOrorrow all passenger trains
will stop At Decatur, the quarantine against
that point having been raised.
[signedl G. 7. ATNoRE,
General Passenger Agent
Louisville and Nashville Railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Ws.t Virginia.

CHARLESTON, November 14.-A. B. Flem-
ing. the Democratic candidate for Governor.
has applied foe q recount OF the vote Of
Mercer and PutDsm counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fias. s25Oss275 superine. t27Ss
sa25; extra. 81 s0at375: fsnffy, tiaSL5l patent
family, country. t4.75atA.5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cosNxcrIos rHgRswrrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of tho Few York and Riohmoxd
stock Exchsngss-Grsin, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, ana other Quotstiona
By telegraph TO tho D,spscn.l

- WASHINGTON. November ih-For vir-
4 lginia. light rain, casterly winds, Do
| KAHN looming variable, Stationary tempers-
"'"' lure. except In the western portions,
l------@slightly warner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

By telegraph to the pisl

fBy Telegraph 70 me bispatch-I
CHARLESTON. S. C., November H.--Ali Is
quiet at Beaufort and there is no further lear
| Of q disturbance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

A4lkADIhhA-
nv telegraph 70 the Dispat

IIJ I'l0EIHT % VI E7F'IE'll77I
SAN Francisco. November Ii.-Tbe OH
cial returns from the First eongresslona
district have not yef been received. 1t Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
OF for Russia.

[By Anglo-AmOrcan cable 10 the Dispaichl
BUCHAREST. aoyeuiber 1f.-Quesn Natalie
has started for Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

COTTON REPORT.
Market hrm-
oUOTArlosA
HIDDLIso. 9Ac.
Low ntDDLRg. $40
GOOD ORDdEARr. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
GRAIN AND COTTON BXCHAEag.

RICHMOND. Novom Dor IA, 1881
OFFZNISG6
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-25

A New York dispatch Of the 2Srd in
stan: says:
Mrs. John l.. Sullivan, the champi-
on's legal wife, played O trump card to-
day. Before another twenty-four hours,
she says, she intends to set herself right
before the world. She is endeavoriug
to secure a warrant for the "big fellows
arrest Immediately on his arrival on n
charge of improper relationship with
Annie Livingston. She takes the step
she says, because John L. while travel
ing on two continents during the past
two years, has acknowledged Annie
Livingston as his wife.
In order to publicly repudiate the
relationship thus accepted by so many
people, Mrs. Sullivan yesterday pro-
posed that she should join in the pro-
cession which is to welcome the cham
pion, riding in a carriage on which
would be displayed streumer announc-
ing, in letters in black, that "This is
Mrs. John L. Sullivan, No. L; the other
can follow after" Her friends, how
ever, dissuaded Ter from this step, and
urged that 80 conspicuous position
would do her no good, but she declares
she will have him arrested. There is
still no news of the Catalonia, on which
Sullivan sailed from Ouepnstnwn Tho
town is growing impatient at the delay
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-25
The Woody brothers.

The next amusement on the boards is
the Woody Brothers Male Quurtette
which will give an entertainment at
Freeman Hall next Friday evening, the
9th instant. OF this famous Company
of vocalists the Indianapolis Journal
says:
"The repertoire of the Woody Bros.
Male Quartette contains many milthful
selections, of course. Spice, as it were
to the solid food Of .he entertainment.
While they provoke the hoartiest laugh
ter, they IRE of the highest and most
elevating nature"