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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

W. Z. Shipe, travelling salesman for
Baltimore shoe house, committed suicide az
the ~. james Hotel Suns1y evening. De-
ceased, who Wa about tlirty-hVe years old,
arrived here Thursday, and though be be-
haved himself We'll and was quiet aud
amiable, was evidently drinking deeply. lie
leit TIE hotel Office a few minutes before
6 O'Clock p. NJ. sunday. Went 70 bis room.
aud soon thereafter took his revolver ana
bred four shots. lie was found With two
tri1ing wounds In the lower part OF The body
ani one through the head over the right eye.
the last causing death 10 thirty minutes. No
trace Of the fourth bullet could be found.
The Coroner viewed the BODY, and at the
request OF friends Of deceased turned 10 over
to Mr.. l.. 4. Christian, the undertaker, who
prepared L for burial
The following telegram was received at
the IT. James Hotel Yesterday evening from
the wife OF the deceased:
BALTIMORE, November 10, lSSS.
- Proprietor 81. James Hotel;
"Ii Shipe's family have not arranged dis
position Of remains send here to Baltimore.
Yrs. w. K. SHlPE."
A little later the following telegram was
received from the young mans father;
"MAEKsyHLE, VA, November 10, 1883.
" Proprietor 81. james HOtel:
"Will ar1tve By toe first train. Have body
prepared aud Oblige A. SHIPE."
The father will no doubt reseh here OF
the Chesapeake aud OHIO train tbs morning,
and a representative OF toe arm in whose
employment deceased WAS Is also expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
KicbmOud EcttOrs on the Coming
Administrations.

The New York World recently instructed
~. corrtsp0ndcufs throughout the south 10
interview the Democratic editors IN their
respective cities touching the welcome that
would De- accorded Ilarris0n's Admnuirl-
ton. and ascertain whether TN tie luIg-
mcut oil these editors scctiopalism would De
kept alive. The Richmond correspondent
Of the World telCgraphs as follows:
Daptsu Pogo Nctarty, editor OF The
Times. THINKS The sentiment % She country
viii not rctr0grade towards sectional AMI
mostly and CaTpcl-uag RUE. ne have adj
,auccd too far, b1ib iu politics and the busi-
ne-. relations between northern and souin.
rrn States" said be, "fOr the people 20 take
any radical views. Mr. tieVclsuds defeat
NAV u,pede. but ID VIII not stop, the
Growth Of The vital ideas he Infused INTO all
the Dstriofic elements OF politics, as we'll as
hrs own party. aud the complete rccoucilia-
tom Of The sections Is as vital u principle IS
tariff reform
William W. Archer. of the State, said ;
"S ll-proicc'ion founded on priuciple has
kcpt the South .otI. TIE so al education ~
MS masses aud thc ability OF these states 30 be
healthy members ~ the Union were depcn-
orut upon the existence OF the deOaTfing Oh
The rue 81 the republican party. THIS -
chilled 'scCtiuuLism y; we believe II 20 Ue
patriotism. Oi the Presidents since tue war,
The only Que whose Administration re-
co.uizod the south as other team province
over which political iaNorites could be
placed ae4ps, The will Of the intelligent
masses has been ihe Democratic President.
/, Mr.. Harrison follows in Cleyelaud's foot
fttp, nc viii make good President, aud the
south Wili gife him credit, though be con-
ference. on ihe heel 81 his election. OF Chair
plan Quay With hahoue I, not ro&"uring.
Al The same time the South IS not going into
an, dicAcr win Nr. Harrison or with the
n,Duhucan partv.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
Important 10 Hatiouoi Hauhs.

Iny telegraph 10 iAo Dtr'At''lL-l
WAsumdroS, November l9-The Secre-
tary OF The Treasury to-day issued the fol-
lowing circular:
In order that the national banks desiring
10 withdraw bonds on deposit with the
Treasurer 10 secure circulation may be iully
informed Of the course 10 be pursued notice
Re hereby gwen:
/. That section ., act OF July T., 1852,
limits TO S5,O00,00O the amount o. lawful
money 10 be- received by the Treasurer Tor
that purpose in any one calendar month.
.. The limit for lhe months OF October and
November having been reached, and II being
probable that the movement NAV continue, 10
IA hereby ordered that until further notice
deposits OF lawful money FOR the Withdrawal
~ bonds be- received ~ the Office Of tao
Treasurer Of the United states at " aslington
and nowhere else.
8. Tenders Of deposits OF lawful money
NAV be made 20 TIE treasurer Of the United
states on December /, 1885, aud AZ ~ O'Clock
noon an tenders received up 10 that hour
viii be considered by The Treasurer. II The
amounts 30 rendered shall In the aggregate
exceed The limit for the mouth the dtposii3
20 be accepted Hil be determined by lot I'M
der the supervision 81 the committee which
will be appointed Tor that purpose, aud The
reminder will b. entitled TO priority alter
January /. 1888 in the order assigned TO them
by the committee. II TIE amounts rendered
should not exceed the limit all will be &C.
cepted. aud lbe tenders subsequently made
viii De accepted ia the order 81 their receipt
bv the Treasurer 81 tIe United states.
4. Deposits rendered 10 excess OF the limit
Will Doe returned 10 the banks by whom they
were rendered, hat q record will be Kept OF
the order in which the tenders were made
and the banks making the same Will be en-
tilted 10 priority after January !, 1889, IN the
same order.
5.B.nAs giving notice after December 1T
81 their desire 70 deposit lawful money will
become thereby entitled TO priority in the
order Of receipt 10y the Treasurer Of the
United states Of such notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

with abundant success. the UtopIan scheme
nas At last crystsllized into iiying reality.
Then what nextp Why. by all means a
lsreer and better exposition next Tall. Great
improvements csn be made, not Only IN The
organization, but In the material OF some OF
the densrtmeuts: and a. The means al hand
will Re ample for auy legitinpie purpose the
premiuns aud appointment OF al kinds csn
be made far more attractive 10 both exhibit
tors aud visitors.
Let the management declare reasonable
dividend upon the sock and set aside the
surplus, II any. for these purposes, that the
people OF he state may le" assured that this
Exposition has come 10 stay.
In no other way eau go much be done for
the rehabilitation Of every interest in the
state. In the near future We must Be
brought face 20 face with grave financial
add polilcal-not 20 SAY social-problems.
ANY effort 10 settle these. Without trst
making tine State iHdHstridHy prosperous,
must prove abortivc. The rubbish OF the
past must be swept away and new iounda-
lions laid. New he must he engendered,
new enterprises established, and new cen
tres 81 industry founded, and all these
must be based upon an equitable a0d intelli-
gent distribution o. the profits OF labor and
capite. Jpon no other basis can We none
for a full Development Of all our material
resources. This, we believe, vell-pianned
md propery-conduoied exposition VIII 90.
Then JET sil who love Virginia bid II god
speed. Hastily and truly yours.
RICHARD V. GAINES.
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DANVILLE.
The Electric Cars-Ghs Exposition.

The Electric aaFH- VIC - Pp9tti""'
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DNyILLE, Va, November 10, 1888.
Some Htlc chlnees iu toe electrician line
have removed all the difficulties and The line
isa big success. The cars climb the steep
grades with apparent ease and with good
speed and the people are charmed WIN
them. I Is probable that before The coming
summer tbe sfrcet-car line will be extended
~ ihe new park. about mile from the
city limits, and the electric ears run TO That
point. ,
Dsnyuie is row thinking o. little else
than The Exposition, which begins on wed
uc.dav. The enterprise las been worked
uu WITH great care, aud there Il no sort OF
doubt that 70 viii be a splendid success ~ the
weather is only favorable. The Exposition
will be opened on Tuesday with gorgeous
street parade. IN which viii be large NUM-
Der o. floats repr.seufing The mercantile and
manufacturing business 81 the city. Ihefe
viii DO I've d visions, and the promise now
- that each division will DC well represented.
One ~ The special features OF The parade VIII
hc the soldler-hoys, as several military cons
panies ere expected 70 be present.
Eighteen hundred samplca OF tobacco
have been received FOR NE Tobacco EXposi-
ton and the display o. the weed VIII be one
Of ihe grapdest eyer seeu.
Biuor w. f.. ~uthciln, who had the miss
fortune L. snrhin bis Lex in Richmond some
time ago, has almost entirely recovered
DR.. John T.. Edwards preached 10 the MI
Vernon congregation ves'eTdsv.
10 20 expected That work VIII soon begin
on The Atlantic and Dsnyile road from this
cify and there il row every prospect That
Dsuviur wiz hsvc something OF real estate
boon, no little while. The Atlantic and
D.p,ilc people have just purchased large
b'0cF ~ property on the suburbs aud VIII
improve 80. I.
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a Tronb1e@ou,e ,YreeIs.

lCouospoDdence OF tho Richmond DIspatch.l
NfWroRr NNws, Va, Nov. ID, 1883.
Some months sgO Brush steamer drop
ped anchor just OF the small hotel whaL
and il became 10 firmly fastened M tie wreck
~ some vessel-supposed 10 be tue Cumber-
laud-thAt the steamer had to cut the cham
and cast II loose. The anchor va, gotten up
some months or so afterwards by divers on
Yesterday morning the British steamship
canton arrived here froma southern port for
bunker cosl, aud dropped anchor IN the
stream. When IL became time Tor her 10 %
10 the coal. pier It was found that The anchor
would not come Hp, beng caught IN the
same old wreck, aud The vessel lose. her best
anchor and forty fathoms OF chain. This
old wreck should De either blown up or a
buoy PLACED TO mark the spot 50 thst vessels
would not drop anchor IN that immediate To-
Cahty. tA0L'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
Marriage on the stage.

The spectacular and operate piece. Zo-Zo,
OF the Magic Queen, was performed at the
Theatre last Right TO quite a large audience.
Mr. Mountioy Walker assumed the character
OF Washington knovall. and made himself
popular With the audience at once. Mr. sol.
Aiken Is a good comedian, aBd shared the
honors WITH Mr.. Walker. Mss Code, as
Queen Toto. looked aud sang pretiiy.
There will be two more performances and
n matinee.
Al the close Of the entertainment last
night, and after the audience had left the
house, tacre was marriage on the stage
MISS Ida Norris, OF Brooklyn. the Geranium
Of the piece, and Mr.. Putnam, OF Chicago, a
travelling salesman. being the contracting
parties, and Rev. DR.. Ii. h. Jackson the off,
ciating munster.
The bride will continue with the company
for some weeks, and the groom, after brief
honeymoon here, will leave 10 fulfil bust
ness engagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

General Coz says hat he has been elected
Governor OF West NiIglnin.
Montgomery, Ala. has removed all qua
rantine against Decatur, Fla.
H.. W. Grldy's friends claim that be will
be elected United States senator from Geor-
gIa Tuesday.
The Beaver Falls rolhug-mill OF Pennsyl-
yania vas burned last night Loss, $4,000.
six men were burned, two OF whom will
probably die.
There we're eight new cases OF fever al
Jacksonville yesterday aud four deaths; st
McCleuuey two new cases aud one death; at
Gnnesyilie ten new cases since saturday and
one death.
TIE coal.miues along the NonOngahela
nver have resolved 10 shut down. They
claim that the market IS over stocked. Seven
tnou,and miners Will DO thrown out Of
work.
At Janesyile, Wis, in 4 suit brought by Q
Calbohc taxpayer 10 prevent The reading Of
King JaueJs version OF the Bible in the
public schools judge Bennett held that II
was not sectafisn Instruction.
The Inviucbles. Nullest aud McCaffrey,
eft Dublin Yesterday under a strong escort
for London, where they viii give evidsnce
before the Parneii Commission. When the
train reached Patrick station AeCaffsy
shouted: "God save Ireland We want The
people 10 kaou that ne are coerced and 20
unwiliingn."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

COTTON RRPORr
Market firm
QUOTATIONS.
AIDDLiSg. 8Kc.
Low kIDDLISa. 5Xc
GOOD OEBLkAET. 7ac.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1888

in the store, when Mr.. Kerns went for the
police He named several parties whom
they had robbed and search-warrsnt was
sworn out add the woman's house, on porth
Fipt street. was searched and lot OF the
stolen goods found. The woman, who Is
about eighteen years OF age, was arrested
and carried 10 the staiion-housa.
The following goods have been indentitied
by parties from whom they were stolen: q.
Kerus, two pair OF pants; Miller. Rhosds 81
Gerhart one pais Of lace curtains and one
lsrbrequin; A. Butzler g. Sons, eighteen
and a BALI yards OF scarlet velvet; Joseph
NORRIS & Co.. one suit Of clothes; Harris
jacobs, one suit OF clothes and one oyercoat;
jacob Bowman, four pair OF boys pants snd
one coat; A. l.. Jacobs, three pair OF pants.
A ady's sack, some remnants OF dress goods,
and a coat aud pair OF pants are at the sta
tlon.house that have not been Identified.
The parties will be before the Police Court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEH YORK.

rxw YoHK. November faction nrm; sales,
304 bales; saturday tcorrsctedl, iN bales; last
week taot before rspsrtedl, rs bales Tor co.,
Sumption and 90 bales Tor export: uplaais,
40 i-lsc; Orleans, 10 3lSc.; oct receipts, ~ 7io
bales: sxporss-so Great Britain, i,s7s ealss:
10 FrAace, $3.50 bales; 10 tho Continent iAr9
bales; s,ocs, e93.506 bales. Southern noar duh
AID heayy: oomnOn 70 fair extra. S. a1<.4. good
10 cholce do, - l0AsgsA Wheat Asavy aud \ q
&c. lover No roo, tio7asi.o7S 10 elevator;
opsiOAs closed nesyY ~ iAa2Kc. usder sssur-
GAY: No. red. November. sL0sA: Dsosmhsr.
weak ssd lover: No. Z. 49A 40. la elevator; 90
tioua heavy and hGke. iOsers Sovsm per. sac;
DscsmOsr. 4ek ass3Sc.; Nay. EksNKc osis
stronger ana Aake. Up on white: options weak
ana SC. lower; Novsmoer, AAe DsosmDeF,
81 s.G3lg.c. mixed Western, SeA534e h0ps
steady Coffes--Optloss barely steady and Ia
s. points ahoys SATURDAY: hossmDes. sh&Na
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

There was tremendously large crowd OF
spectators present in toe Police Court yes
ferday morning aud there was the usually
long Monday morning docket. None OF the
CHARGES we're OF any great moment. but the
ventilation Of some OF the family tends exist
ing among colored families brought Gus
many amusing incidents. Ono aged colored
lady proved herself especially interesting
when testiiving against her daughter, who
was charged with threatening to shoot and
kill her mother.in law. When Mr.. Hooper.
who wss counsel for the daughter, yenturcd
TO iuterpose an inquiry, the mother
turned upon him aud said: - didn't
say nothing 10 you, sar. was talk-
ing 10 this other gentleman" noddlng
her head towards Justice Crutchneld.
This remark evoked most hearty laughter,
and even the Justice could not retain MS
equilibrium for several moments. Tue Court
len the decision OF the case TO the mother,
who advised her erring daughter aud the
lattcr's motheT-lu-law "t0 pray 10 God and
sin more"
Among the many cases disposed Of the
following were the most importaut:
". p. Chalkiey, sssaulting and choking D..
L. Chalkey, bis wife. Fined $40 and costs
Henderson Glover lcoloredl, assanluug and
horsowhipp'ng Eddie Paul on the Free
bridge Fined sl0 and costs and sent 10 jail
Tor sixty DAYS.
Charles Hall tcolored) fighting and Gre
al1g a disturbance on The Expedition
Grounds. Fined S29 and costs.
john Brown, John Bracket. A. ha'sie,
Lucy Ann Giles, and Pearl Wilson were
fined IS snd costs each for being drunk on
the Sabbath or being drunk and disordefly.
Lazarus alias PUNK Coleman (coloredb
stealing four suits Of mems clothes from some
person unknown. Continued until the 2Jtn
instant.
Holly Brice Ccooredl, charged with break
ing and entering the hen.house Of Catherine
Johnson. Security required Tor twelve
months IN fhe sum Of $500.
william johnson (cOiored) assaultipg and
beating linda Johnson. Fined tl0and costs.
Joseph Jsck'oo and Beau5ekard Timber'
| lake (botn coiOred) were fined . ana costs
each Tor being ds0rderly on the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
nARINE
PORT or RICHMOND. HOVsHska 10. lisa
ARRIVED

AHRsyKD.
steamer Wysnoko, Couch, New York. mer-
chandis0 AID Passengers, George ". Allen
Co. agsatA
schooner Prescott. Hszelton, New YORK. CO
meut HkfSsr koOre.
schooasr MILAN add James Williams. Baiu-
more, coal.
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL. Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
pa.ssngors L nited Slatss mall a.. l. X alum.
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

No-siNctoHu, Va, November -, 1SSS.
EDITOR ot t1c Dispatch: The Exposition
ha, >ue,etdrd beyond Interpretation, OF iis
most s1ugu'ge adfocatts Undoubtedly %
hat been managed wish signal ability. al
ur1re 81 due likewise 90 those public, spirited
cuztus of Richmond WHO uut their sh0u'-
der. % the wheel Aud stood ~ The manage
mcut throughout tbs great and important
enterprise. 10 has accumulated for The city
g EtshnoUd aud STATE Of Virginia, va edu-
eating our Icltlc aud advertising our ZEE
sources. . gr.ud w0-k. The blood already
pu'eates quicker ami many VITO we're 10 toe
depths OF despair begin DOW 60 think that
Itfrc g. NE Poo the old land Vet. The close ~
500, Exposition marks thc brightest day
which has dawncd upon Virgins during tlc
present generation. 10 marks the beginning
% % new era-a1 era OF Industrial develop
uenL " BAT Nirglnia hss wanted more
fian capltl aud lsbOr during these TWO de-
ead-. las bren q diversified Industry which
would give courepIal and profitable employ
meet o. sH OF IS cltiztBs. Ia's alone VIII
hold what ~ poN have, put hack Wust Ne
Pave 'r>t fof TIE wait 81 IL, and bring Ter
iIir strcsu ~ 0Wigrsil0n and capital winch
rs li Cause our waste places 10 blossom Is the
rose.
Dc win ~ rcoo'ected that Eve years ago IA
address Vas issued b. tbe people Of virginia
ty she lale kAsIsted General WicsAam. C9i-
enrl A. s.. Buiotd, aud the writer, csilas an
Industrial convection for tie purpose OF
establishing a permanent exposition OF aii
ouI resources, 10 the oily OF Richmond, Is q
neaus u educating our people aud adVer-
uSiug our resources. But not until every
Viner expedieut lad failed aud toe collapse
~ tht Nirsinia ssaie Agricultural soele'y
bioueht tAs people ~ kiehnond face 10 lace
MIA ite asse could they be- made 10 realize
ifetottJ q tse society wss Rcbmoad's OBJ
ponunny. AZ that was necessary Was TO
capi1silzf TIE property beld by The two corp0-
IaIloAs sud tsuc stock fart foss@ 70 iufnhh
q solid foundation ior toe Exposition. fals
proposition hayiug been adopted by Pfesi'
DENT stArke, accepted by the city and lie.
IttnDCie, aud The entefpfisc RON crowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

sented on the General Executive Board, The
South has like desire, aud q movement II
on foot looking TO the selection OF some res
preventative Businessman.
II Is reported that proposition booking 70
the formation Of an entirely new constitution
has been made to the Geheral Assembly ana
IL beng considered by the proper commit
tee As there is n strong feeling IN favor OF
the radical revision Of the present censt'tu-
ton there Is little doubt that the new constl-
tuition viii have many supporters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
RIcHEoND TOBACCO MARKET

NOVEMBER 10, iss3
Thouzn n tho casual observer tho market To-
day an SATURDAY was yory dun. a. u appeared
on 'Changs. yst thers were sales o. 30 10 30
hoqshssds Of good ~ ano bright English topae-
COS at satlfactory prices These sales. we're
quietly consa o. u asod ana tho tobacco will no
doubt soou md i,s way across tho waters and
will thus roliev9 our warehouses.
Tue interior markets have larger breaks Of
hrlghts, bus the quality stil continues inferior,
while the best leaf IN old or new Is speedily
taken W often before 10 reaches the warehouse
Goors from the piantsrs wagons
Western marE9ts arc weaker mo leaf Bur-
leys, but Scuge aad strong On ooinmon 70 me-
dun and good lug 1llors
Durham reports arc rsassuring that tho to-
baoco houses ia trouble will soon resame In
fact, the warehouses arc all going on as II there
hal been no tro4blo, ana confidence is being
speedily restored
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Tn. wsaruun IN hrcnxosD YESTERDAY ",
'siuy.
Range OF Thermometer Yesterday:
gyw YoRx srocK MARKET.

NEW YOgE. November 19.-The sock market
to-day was iairly active during the forenoon. but
dun later IN ths DAY. and weak and declining
most ~ ths time. Tho weakness was accomPs-
MED By = fair amount Of animation, eut this was
alier2s.sd With dun psriodA when prices rS-
NAMED steady. and tue list was Without feefure.
Tho news OF tue day Was OF . aeutral character,
and no developments Of kind 20 aacct the
market either way became knOEn, bat London
was = sc,lor 81 tke opeging and Cascago Also
Joined la the selling movement later "hicn
brought traders in tie lire Tor loWer ngures, ana
lines % short stocks wore put Ouk which, 80 ole
rating tho decline, uncovered sOme sioP-OTdefH
witch sddcd aa0ther eemsnt 81 Ueakne-s. Nc
pressure was specially severe upoo 81 Paul ana
Louisville and Nashville, snd VIXEN these stocks
be gan 70 20 tho rast OF h0 st folio we'd although
the m0vsmeats In most cases were conAne4 70
fractions Missouri Pacific displayed oonstder-
able Heaknssa. as ala also Paciac Mail ms
market closet dun az no lowest prices OF tho
day PulWAn Lost per cent, Louisville sod
NASHVILLE y. per cent. g. Paul \ per cent,
Pacific Ahil and New Euglsad < PeroSat en,'h'
Memphis ani Charleston per coaL, and othsfs
rtcaenAl amounts. Total Haie> $4,000 shsrss
ErsainJ.-Exchangs drm 81 4sSs4S's. heney
eAsy a. Pa per cont Sub-TveAssry bslsaces--
Col Si5G. 80, en-; currency q t.c5N900 Govern
meats dlu and steady: per cenis -: ~ cOu-
plns. lG7b Etats bonds auot and Sc ady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

r1y Aurlo-Amrrican cable % Tho Dspatchl
IoNDOS. November l9.-lhe royal yacht
bearing Empress Frederick Of Germany snd
her daughters aud the Prince OF Walrs
reached Port Victoria ibis mOrnioG. Queen
Victoria and Puucesses Louise and Beatrice
lcft Windsor ihis morning 10 greet The LIN.
press O0 landing. They were Joined A.
Waterloo, stsu0n OF the London and
Southeastern railway IN London, by Count
yon Ua.Z'eidt, The German Ambassador,
whowiIi accompany them 10 Port Victoria
and will Afterwards 70 With them 10 Wind
sor. There was only small crowd at tue
station ON the arrival OF the Queens train,
ana there was 10 cheering or uucoyering Of
heads. The day was overcast.
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Knirht. erLnber.
nv tele graph 70 tbo Dispatch. !

INDIANAPOLIS, November i9.-Ihe desire
OF the aclegates TO the General Assembly OF
the KniEhts OF Labor 10 continue PowdeIiy
As tbeir chief has beer expressed to him
formally. Seven delegates, who represest
The Canadian assemblies, called on bsa sad
asked him 10 accept The onlce once more. He
gave them 10 uHderstsnd that be would do 80
providing be could cheese bis O~n advisers
on the General Executive Board. Every
.hl1g indicates THAI he will be- siVea his
wish, and there ia now only difference Of
opinion regarding the way il shall be done.
Under ANY circumstances Powdefiy VIII un-
doabtedy esRtisHe Ia Once and viii choose
his OWE cabinet. Canada wants TO be REPRE-