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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26

Conference with a like committee OF the
Presbyterian Church In the United States
the Southern General Assembly,.
Rev. j. l.. Smith, ID. d., OF Baltimore, read
the report OF the Committee OF Conference.
The question 81 the relation OF the celored
people ia the South 10 the Church Is thus
disposed Of IN the eemmittee's report;
owe are Of opinion tsat our assembly VIII
agree 10 basis OF organic union by which
the present boundaries aud Constituencies OF
the presbyteries sud synods IN the South
shall remain in St0tu quo, 10 be changed only
With the consent Of The parties interested,
aud that all new churches aud new presoy-
teries hereafter established shall be orga-
nized 10y and received into connection with
the prcsbyteries and synOds respectively, a.
the interested parties may mutually agree"
Mr.. Smith SAID this was merely designed
10 give Cslored members and coored
churches the liberty OF entering into such
associations IS they desired, and was In no
sense mandatory upon the cOlOred people
who could associate with the white presbv-
teries or not az IN their judgment seemed
proper.
A long discussion followed. in the course
Of which several motions were made pre-
posing various action upon the report.
Finally Governor Beaver, OF Pennsylvania.
obtained the floor with an amendment to re-
fer the entire matter before the assembly TO
a special committee with ex.Justice Strong
as chairman, TO report 10 the assembly at
the earliest possible moment, its report 10
take precedence over any other order before
the body.
The assembly applauded when the Cover
nor said there was not heart but beat for re-
UNION, hut that delibersteness was neces-
sary. Hrs motion was tsreed 10, and the
moderator appointed Is the special commit
tee Justice Strong, and Drs. Crosby, Young,
Hoyt, aud Sanders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
Personal.

Queen Natalie, Of SerNis, always wears
her hair down her back, waterfall fashion.
II u Of glossy black color.
Sarah Bernhard, says Paris correspond.
ent, when entertaining guests at her table,
Sis on q regular throne With canopy ever
head.
j. NJ. Bailey, Jr., is the youngest bank
president In the world. lie is tNeniy-three
wear. Of age and at the head Of the Mime
hahs National Bank, OF Sioux City.
Carduce the poet has been selected to de-
liver the principal Grafton at the approaching
800 years jubilee OF the University Of Boz
logns, and Franchetti, the composer OF
.'Asrael,' is to set % music the jubilee
hymn written by the Poet Panzacchi.
Princes Irene Of Hesse, who was recently
married to Prince Henry Of Prussia, has re-
ceiyed a thorough housewives training. SIZE
can sew, make bread, and do everything she
would have 10 do had she been lated TO be-
come the wife Of q man mol able TO ansrd
servants. All the prncfsses OF Hesse we're
trained in this way by heir mother. the late
Grand Duchess, daug hiec 81 Queen Victoria.
The late Admiral Sir william HeHeit was
i'm lSG2 ono OF the most succsssiul blockade
runner 81 toe war. Sir William commando
cd TIE Lillian, a paddle wheel steamer Of IN
peuse speed. and managed to elude The vigil
lance OF The Federal blockade squadron on
seVclal trips between Wilmington. y. c.,
and Nassau, y. p. The Lillian was, bow
ever At length captured, and Hereu LAM
guished in dungeon fer many months.
Count Tslstsi is the title sEd name OF two
distinguished Russians, aud 1t Ia well TO
know isaI isct in view Of suspicious OF AL
tempted violence TO one Of them. The con-
fusion bstween Count l.. n. Teistoi. the ne
Vclist and phiIsnthropI.t, aud his COUSIN,
Count Tol,toi, the siyoted ard nsrrsW-
minded EiulIttr " Education, tsverJ GEM
monty made. The ssme Of Tsl.toi Is fsupd
more than once in the history OF Russian H.
ersture.
Cbsuncey A. Dspew was Induced sene
weeks ago 10 subscribe to ere OF the New
York bureaus for clIppiaS notice. The
price OF the series 10 IS per 100 clippings,
and the geDisl rsilrsia president believed
that f25 or $50 wsuld bnng him all the no.
tees OF himself which might appear In print.
His astonishmeut may be Imagined on had
ing that the bills run from $50 10 $40 per
month, indicating that he Is about the most
wideiy.advertised man IN America at the
present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
washington Notes.

WASHINGTON. Nav IS. - Colonel A. II.
Narksnd, who was superintendent OF the
army mills under General Grant, died here
tins morning.
cardinal Gibbous and all the other Church
dleni'aries who took part In the laying OF
the cornerstone 81 the Catholic University
Yesterday c.led al the White House Al noon
.o.aay by special appointment ana paid their
re,pects 10 The Precedent. They we're re-
c.iyed IN the Blue Parlor aud the presentl-
lions were made by HE Cardinal, assisted by
Marshal Wilson.
The arguments have been completed in
The south Carolina tested-eiectiOn case 81
Ss1alls We. Elliott before the House Commit
lee on Elections. but the cOmuittee viii not
attempt 30 dispose OF the ease before kcsriu.
arguments m the california contest Of Sulll-
Ivan Va. FELTON,, which is set for the 3lst IN
slant
The tariG subcommittee Of the Senate
Committee on Finance held It's first meeting
To-day, II which general discussion OF
ptns and purposes took place. IN" sub
committee viii probably bold daily meetings
hereafter From developments a. this MORN
ines meeting Il appears probable that there
viii be 4 substantial agreement upon the adj
nini,tfa,lye features Of the tariff blll-tn
short, that Seuale differentiation bill viii be
added 10 anv turn nill that may be sent over
from the House; also. that the two sides
viii substantially agree ia respect TO the re-
uovsl Of the iucaugruitieS and Inconsistent
cics OF the present customs laT, many Of
which have been called 10 the attention Of
CoHgr,,, bv Secretaries Of the Treasury II
is sl>o thought probable that both parties
viii assent 10 the putting Of a number Of
new Articles on the free list, hut beyond tbls
point it l. expected that the subcommittee
viii divide upon strictly party lines TINT Is,
in respect 10 the new rates TO be established
upou Gutiabe articles.
Attorney. General Garland has asked for
deficiency appropriation Of $4,000 for the
pavmcut 81 Witnesses and Juror fees IN the
United states courts for tue current year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
GOOD R1FLE-sHooTIEG III WEST vIR-
GisIA
Two Dsspsrsdoss Dsad-captain Jacks Fort
Surrounded asa He surrsnders TO
the Law.
Special telegram 70 tn. Dispatch

CHARLESTON, WA. May 25.-News has
just reached here o! a double tragedy In
Logan county. A man named Kline, who
resided on BEND creek near the Kentucky
side, had been In the habit OF beating bis
wife, and last Saturday she went 10 Justice
A. VI. TOier and secured a warrant for bis
arrest. Noticing his wiie's absence Kline
armed hinie, with Winchester rife and
vent to the Justices, but instead OF gsing
IN sent word - his wife to come sut and 90
home or he would kill her. JuEtice Toler
sent out constable With orders to arrest
him. Kline sHere Us would shoot the first
man who Attempted to take him, and the
constable came back. Juttlcs TOer then
want cut and cred several Shet. to-
wards Kline for the purpose Of frightening
him into subnlsslon, but the scheme failed
10 work. Finally a man named Slnpkins
volunteered 10 make the arrest and armed
With rife started IN pursuit. Kline ran.
Simpkins followed him and several shots
were exchanged BY them. A NUMBER OF men
followed, and shortly siterrard found Simp-
kins lyIBg On the ground MORALLY wounded.
lie WIS carried back to tAe once, where he
died Ia less than an hour. The party upon
going 10 the spot where Simpkins hsa been
found ate: short search discovered kiiue
lying on the ground shsrt distance away
dead. II Is believed he was killed By shot
fred by SImpkius simultaneously vita the
one that caused sinpKiss's OWE death. Both
men are said to have been desperate ch2rsc-
tiers.
President Shaw aud Superintendent Booth,
Of the Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo
railroad, arrived in the city last evening and
left this mernlng with President Kelly, SUI
perinteaGeHt Sweeney, and Nelson Robia-
sen, Of the Ksaarha and Ohio. for = tour Of
Inspection over the latter road. II IS ru-
nored that there is a movement on foot to
lease the KsnaWha and Ono to the Hooking
Valley company.
sheriff u. ". McVey, Of Fsyette county,
with PosGe Of eight men last evening went
to stone Cha 70 capture "Captain jack"
who has been hidiag near that plsce for
several nsnths deiyiug attack. They sur
rounded bis fort little before daylight this
morning aud demanded that he surrender.
SeelpE the hepelessness OF hls situation he
csnseRted 10 do so. Captain jack iSa dsspe-
rate and dangerous character. Some weeks
ato he assaulted 3 man named Bibb, carving
him in terrible manner, Tor which he was
arrested to day. lie Is supposed to ba7e
come from Kentucky several wears ago and
is no doubt noted criminal, but Is known
here only as Captain JACK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BaLrIMsRx AVID kIcd'
MoBD STOCK SxcaAaa9a
Grain, Prsvinsza Cotton. rssseea Iar'
psn.ins nssin. Tar ana
Peanut hsrkstA
lBy telegraph 10 the pIspa,ch.l

NEW Yosx, Nay 2a-Ths stock market was
moro active to-day thsn for leng ume snd
ssoTsd decided strength IL was rumsre1 sAfy
tbs morning thai the Reading loan haf psen
Londss account, which was . cssrarahys
novelty. The opssing was made at sdrsscss
sfteesing to per cssL In the general Itsa
Furtksr small gains we're recorded IN ne nrst
few minutes. but the room traders AMI pssrs
began to hammer the market srsla In their old
style. Ths pressure WAS specially severe sgainst
Missouri Pacific, snd IL declined &c, fsllewsd %
New BnSlssd aad st Paul win / S,c- ana Jersey
Cestral / per csaL. the rest Of the list lesisx
fractional amounts. Ths ericisl snaouBcsnsns
otnsal regulations with the syndicate. however.
agsls TUNED tss current upward and before
noon matsrisi advances lad bses made over tss
whole list. Reading 81 top figures. showing . gain
otehc. Orsrits last nishts price. The aartsihad
been UP 10 this time very active, but dulne-t
thoh succeeded and some reaction took place
vhica. hevsvsr. In nut few eases exceeded tr.c-
teral amounts 1hs decline cnchsckeAs before
the delivery hour, and prices again advanced,
~ Paul and Reading ssizg rpehally scs'vs ana
strong Interest in dealings centred almost Gu
trsly In those secss ard heugh New kbgand
we're in unison with tho general list aad attracted
no special attention Ths wsskss, spot in ths
lisi was Fort wsrth ana Beaver, which dropped
two Doiats on very ligat business. There Nes no
further feature 70 tra6iag. aud In the last hau
hour ths nsrkst became quiet esce mere, eui
closed 1rH 81 about top figures Outside OF fert
Worth ana Donvsr, watch ,hews aAecilRs 81 -
per cssL everything on the active list IL naterl-
ally higher this eVsnisc. Total sales, Ss,VO
shares
NsT rosK. May 25-Seon.-stccts active and
strong. ksasy easy a. lalh. Exehaass-Lons,
49, sheri, ts9. 9ovsrsnents Rssiectsd
EusRlr0.-Exchapge active and steady; loug,
H7N short. 40 Money easy At Lag per cent
Sub-rrsAsury hslaacss-Coin, sSg,~a,occ; c1r-
roncy. tll.s4{.eOc, deysrnmebts duh ans st~a7y;
Z per cents, i9!h; ~ per cents, ---. state bends
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
CAPTURED.
Work OF a LocAI-Option Vigilance
ComT,tttSe-Person Notes.
lspecial talsEran 70 The DIIpAtch.l

CHRIsTI4NsBURG, Va, NAV 2j.-1he vigil
lance committee o! toe local optionists cap
tured last uiEht near AlesbaDy Springs a
blockade-ruuuer. He AID bis partner we're
brought here and lodged 10 jail. His wagon,
horses, and ,Ightees gallons OF whiskey
were copf.csted. This connitte Is secret
and swift in its work, but it makes trans
srfssors tremhle IN their shoes.
Hon. A. A, Phesar leaves tonight for Old
Point. where he will spend the mouth Of
june. NJ. Phlegar suffers at this season
from hay-feVer, snd finds great relief by go
ing to our setshOre places.
Mrs. Simpson, mother OF Mr.. 4. ID. Simp-
son, Of this county, died yesterday at quite
M advanced aye. Her remains were taken
t. PennsylvanIa for iEterment.
The commencement exercises Of Blacks
burg College begin on sunday, June 10th,
with baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. X.
f. Smith, and continue through 10 WedueS-
dav the 18th. On Tuesday, June 18th. the
address before the literary societies Will be
delivered by Mr.. II. IT. George Tucker. On
wednesday morning Hon. j. II. II. Fiegat,
of Fmcaslle, delivers the annual Grafton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
The Nsrtbsrn Methodist Conference
by telegraph 10 the DLspasch.l

NEW YORK, Mas 2j.-The Methodist Cen
cral Conference to-day passed the following
resolution, which was ordered TO be placed
IN the Discipline OF 1885,
We are unalttrsbly opposed TO The enact
ment Of laws that propose by lioense, taxing,
or Otherwise 10 regulate drink trasc, be-
cause they provide for its continuance and
ehord no protection against rs raVaseS. We
hold that The proper attitude Of Christians
towards this tra1ic IL one Of unceppro-
missing opposition, and wsie we do not pre-.
sumo 10 dictate 10 our people ss 10 their
political affiliations, ne do express the
opinion that they should not permit them
selves 10 be controlled ny party ORGANIZATIONS
that are managed in the interest OF the liquor
trrGic. We advise members OF our Church
10 aid in the enforcement o. such laws as do
moi leealize or endorse the manufacture and
sale o. intOXic9ntS 10 be used as beverages,
and TO this end We favor the organization OF
lAw and order leagues wherever practicable.
We prscIain rs our motto: "Noluntary
total abstinence from all intoXicauts ~ the
tru. ground OF personal Temperance, and the
complete legal prohibition IN trs1ncin into1i-
eating drink az the duty Of civil govern
nenl."
Rev. J. ". Tboburn was elected mission
9ry bishop for India. J. M. Phillips and
ssEborn 4. Hunt we're elected book agents
Tor Tcw York, and Earl CrSnston and W. b.
stowe western SCENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26

bits do not. as rule, barrow on fiat
places, but where the fenoe ran over the
slightest knoll or hill bunny would get
his deadly work in by Kidding the mound
with hsles and opening up an avenue to
the inner pastures.
"On small holdings the owners obvi-
sted the difficulty by sinking narrow
trenches and inserting the wire netting
below ground. but tho cost OF this sys-
tenn would entail in making q large run
rabbit-roof would ceastituts total aban-
donment OF the place q profitable alter
native. II is only on these large runs
that the depredaaons are felt severely,
as around farms and tillsge lands the
constant presence Of ploughmen and
other laborers scares away the colonial
rabbit, which is rs shy as it is destruc-
tive. have often read OF grssshopper
plaques in this and other countries, but
| don't think there can be moro desc
late sight than that OF run which has
been abandoned TO rabbits. | believe
that ont thai way the furry destroyers
breed four or i've times year.
1.-The methods experimental with in
order to exterminate them have been as
varied as they vers ineffective. Poisoned
grain was tried, but = short experience
illustrated the fact that valuable sheep
and cRttle-dogs were killed through eat
ing poisoned rabbits. while sheep were
occasionally poisoned by eating the
grain. Then An enterprisiRg German
came along and announced to tue long
suffering colonial stockmen that he bad
an infAllible remedy for the curse. his
plan was to inject some poisonous acids
into the burrows; but as far as appeared
on the surface the rabbits dsvoured his
patent medicine and asked for more.
Then we beEsn 10 introduce ferrets and
kindred small but vindictive animals,
which ii was expected would glide noise
lessly into the burrows and in timo wipe
the rabbits Of cur section OF tho ODE.
The ferrets, however, after awhile tired
of an exclusive rabbit dict and turned
their attention to tho poultry. They
hfvo also been known to attack children,
there being one case in particular whersa
child at Oamaru, New Zealand, had its
eyes nesrly eaten out by one Of them be-
fore assistance arrived. Ihavs not heard
anything Gnent tho ferret question late Y,
but l should net wonder if tho coloaists
are not. in pursuance OF the chain OF de-
struction they have organized, looking
around for sens antidots to ferrets. Tho
only method that has been in any man-
ner effective in keeping the rabbits dswn
in the colonies has been the enploy-
ment OF men known as raebiterS
They are, as rule, clever with the
fouliug pieco, and tho runhOlders sup
ply them with ammunition and tucker.
(Anglce, proyisons.) They wage =
steady aud nerciless war on the pests,
and as rabbit skins properly cured find
a ready sale rabbitinP Is q fairly lucrative
calling. The Introduction Of this method
Of meeting the difficulty on the New
Xealand side has been brought about by
tho establishment of q rabbit depart
ment, the maintenance OF which costs
the Government 100000 year"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26

Try Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, May 2j.-The senate committee to
which the natter Wa referred has approved
the Panama canal loan.
The scu4p to-day adopted the clauses Of
the military bill fixing the duration OF ser
wee Il three years In the active army. SIX
and hall wears 10 the reserve, ak years
IN the territorial force, and uine Gad hall
years IN tue territorial reserve.
The Paris and provincial banks are re-
fudug 10 rccrive 800 franc notes Of the Bank
OF France because Of countSrie.s 10 circula-
tiop. The bank hiss determined, therefore,
10 Withdraw thc notes frem circulation.
The OMcial journal explains how 10 detect
ihr bogus notes, and asserts that only n'ty Of
thea have been circulated. The Figaro
says that spurious 1000 franc and 100 franc
notes have as0 niEde their appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
Baseball Yesterday.
By telegraph 10 the DIspstch.l

tBy telegraph L" NV bispaI'h'l
Baltimore The llimOre-Cncinnati game
postponed on account OF rain.
New Yort:
New Yorks... .....0 0 0 90 l 0 0 o.
Wasbipgtons ......3 0 0 o 0 0 0 o. 3
Bsse-hits-New York, 3; Washington, 3.
Frrors-New York, 6; Washington, 4. Pat
teries-Wech and O'Rourke; O'Dsy aud
Oe~sey.
Br0Oklyn
Louisyiiles. .........1 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o. /
Ra,e. hits Brooklyn, s; Louisville. C.
Error,-B Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, q. Bate
ries-Mays and Holbert; Ramsey and he
Tfus.
Boston:
Pnil.delphias. ......O 9OIO0OO- 4
Bostons '...........0 0000 O. l
Ba,e.hils- Philadelphia. 8; Boston, ..
Error.-Ph iladelphis. 2; Boston, o. Bat,
teries-Ct.ey and Clements; Ciarkson and
Kelly.
ChicaTo:
Detroits 1 900 90
Base. hit,-Cbicagos, 3; Detroits, 5. Err
ror.-Chicsros. 3; Detroits, .. batteries
Krock and Flint; Conway aRd Camel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
NEw YORK cor-rov ru'ruag9

Nav YORK. Nay 2l--Cotsoa-Set rerolrt.
bales; gross rscefptA 30 bales. Futures eos
barely sleAdy; ssias hos bales: May. a..
sa9l; June. 50 sOss2g; Juiy, tl0ail00l. AH-
gust. sl0.O9stnA0. soptsinDer. f9.6aes9 ID. Cd
toDer, t9.t8ag9.F5l EpVsmoer, g. B5atj - -
center. tlG5sf3t1; JsnaAry g. Aaf2t3, } a.
ruAry, 40 ssas9.bS. March, saeoAl96i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
General snoridsn's Condition.


WIsHINGToN, Nay 2j.--ODe OF General
ShendAn's aids, iE reply 10 inquiry. says he
Is not 50 well TINS morning. and that In fact
he has lost about what he gained yesterday.
20 prevent any accident there has been a
pbysciGn constantly in attendance since
Tuesday. while Or. O'Reilly visits him 'eve-
raj times q day. II il further stated by the
same authority that his serious attack on
Monday evening was due 10 heart failure,
and there was a slight recurrence Of that
trouble his morning.
General sheridan IA undoubtedly a very
eirk man, and has been verv near deaths
door, aud is even now IN critical condition.
III, disease il said 10 be vslyuar affection o.
the heart. Members OF mis- STAFF AID family,
from whom information regarding him du-
ring the current week has been given TO the
public, have not At any time before to-day
admitted that his Gaze wac serious, Out have,
on the contrary, gwen rcaSsur1ns statements
~ regard 10 hin. IL has become known,
however, that several consultations Of ply.
slciaus have been held over him, aud thst he
is constantly attended by medical KAN.
Willie General Sheridan's condition IL
critical. bis physicians and family tonight
feel much encouraged at the Improvement
shown since the morning. lie had several
bdl rlia'hN cary III tut uhJf uuA ms VIM" Nv
exhibited great weakness.
A consultation was held tonight, at which
Drs. O'Reilly. Matthews, and IarrOW were
present. At Us conclusion the following
statement. which Is c0ncurred in by all the
physicians. was given to the press:
$40 =. A -Jon,ult,tion by Drs. Mat
thcws. Yarrow, and O'Reilly. Patient Sit
ting up. voice strong, bright, cheerful. and
bopeful Oedema " the legs diminished.
pulse 10 bis normal pulse-rate beins 1867
firm and regular. Heart sounds are clearer.
Respiration 80 regular Has had no nausea.
and has taken sufficient nouriShment.
Tongue clearer. Condition m general i'm
proved since morning visit.
x. NJ. GREELEY. NJ. D.,
Surgeon United States Army, Attending
surgeon,
Tb!s bulletin Is the first public and Official
acknowledgment that Sheridan's case Is
critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26

Base. hlt,-CbicagOs, 3; Deiroiis, ). En-
ror.-Chicsros, 3; Detroits, 8. Batteries
Krock and Flint; Conway aRd Camel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
CnthnlIcs Nnrnsd.

ny Anglo-AmerlcSn cable 10 the Disp'tch.l
DUBLIN. May 25.-Bshop O'D"yer, 81
Limerick. has seat letter to the mayor Of
Limerick giving wsrnisg that Catholics who
attend the league meeting announced 10 be
held SUNDAY will be guilty OF aEfievoui sin
in view OF the adnoniiion' OF the pspal re-
script. 4 be Bishop regrets that tbe natiossl
organization should be risked for the sake OF
uphalding the plan OF campaign. which Is
condemned by both Gladstone aud Parnell.
The letter has caused I sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
Repudiated.
by lolesraph 70 tho Dispatch ]

by Telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, May 2j.-The action Of the Gin
cinnau convention OF labor men In nomi-
mating a national Ticket was repudiated by .
lhree-iourlhs vote ut the meeting last night
OF the Land aud Labor Club No. |, though
The president Of that club. Mr.. Cowdrey. IS
The nominee Of that convention for the pres
ideucy. CoWdrey Was also rehuked 10y the
club for accepting the nomination. Dir.
Cove rey said: "Somc one has been saying
that singe.tsx men had now been forced to
take Independent action. and | had said that
an good Singie.taX men will now 30 CON-
PEELED 10 vote for the nominees OF the Gin
oinnsd Convention. never said anything
OF the kind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
Cooucr and the Coupons.

10y ICI'0IH iII " VII0 I7l7F1'-II-I
HlEgIsONBuRG, VA, May 2J.-James +.
Cooper, OF the counsel for foreign bond
holders to-day notified parties against whom
judgments we're rendered for rendering cou-
mons 10 the sheriff Of the county IN payment
OF state take, that be would on June lst
orr coupons in payment OF these iudg-
mepts. The coupons rendered for taxes
were sold 20 these parties by Cooper with
the understanding that Cooper was 70 as
sumo ali the damages sustained by the tender
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-26
Tho Reported Riot at TusaIso De
MED
10y Telegraph " The Dlspatch.I

10y FNINEI"F1 y FI17 = '"F~77--I
Jackson, MISS, May Collaboration
from TugaloO proves the report OF the riot
there 10 be uniounded. som, drunken aud
dlsorderly negro eXcursionists became IN
volyed in = difficulty while dancing At the
depot and pistol, we're used. Several shots
we're fired aud two uea were wounded.
The managers Of TuGsloo Academy had no.
thisx TO do with the excursion, aud the
students were not implicated Ia any way
whaicyeT,