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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
PoIice Court.

Justice Crutcbheld's docket yesterday
morning was long one, but most OF the
cases were Of trifling character. fhe fol-
lowing were The most important ones DIS
posed Of;
Samuel Sutton (coloTedl was fined $40 and
costs for assaulting and beating Ella sutton,
his vile.
Amo. Powell (colored), disorderly and
creating a disturbance on the street. Fined
SJ aud costs.
Ids Haskins tcoloredl, drunk and lighting
Oh the street. Fined 80 aud costs.
Richard Brown (colored), who was charged
with being drunk on The Capitol square ann
resisting Officer Durredd IN the discharge OF
hi. duty, was required 10 give security for his
good behavior for twelve months.
Daniel Brown (colOIed) was fined 50 and
costs for cursing and abusing Robert l..
Brooking.
large number OF persons were fined for
being drunk, fighting, aud creating disorder
on the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

Earned runs-BchmondS, T. Iwo-hase hits
Hail. Throe-basc hit5-R0rd and Foster. homo
runs-Kiuc Left on nbases-RlcbmOuds,f 4; hary-
lands. p struck out--Hichmonds, =, Marylands,
T. Base on Embellishments, j; Narylands,
z Double plays-Ford 10 Latouche; Siade %
Coleman. Struck by pitchers bail-Marylands.
8. Passed bals-Foster, f. Fisher. , limo Of
fame-1Wo hours and ten minutes. Umpire
Eaton.
These clubs play the closing game OF their
eneieemcut this afternoon and the Richmond
boys leave tomorrow for Norfolk, where
they play three games.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

culycft on lot on Yeuabie street between
Twenty.slxth and Twenty-seventh; John IL.
Dinneen, special commissioner, TO Isabella
w. Butler, f5l feet on Linden street between
Main and Cary, s7i0; Frederick Hsezett
and wife 10 Joseph W. Bliley, co feet Oear
Main street between Morris and Short,
$1,000; Samuel II. Herndon and wife to
John y. Martin and wife, 22 feet on China
street corner Cherry, Sl.650; John y. Mar
tin and wife to Samuel II. HerudoD, 81 feet
on Cherry street near China, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
I,hhx-.fiil Cnncerf.

The open-slr concert OF Libby Hill yester-
day evening was attended by tho largest
crowd OF the season. Although the people
we're going and coming through the entire
programme II would be safe estiaatesto say
that around the stand there were four thou
sand attentive listeners.
Iarde.la's band have made great improve
ment by their many rehearsals, and II Is now
equal 10, slmost any organization OF seven
teen musicians. Their programme yester-
day was especially good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
VlHE BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
CHARLES 4. CLARK, PRESIDENT
BRADsTREEr'S RICHMOND oFblCE
ne. nos EAST MAIN sfhhhL
aeicphoas No.tSI
JH.. WHITTY, superintendent.

The Richmond Office has more than Eept pace
with the rapid growth OF The city ana develop
iaent OF tbe territory tributary 10 ~ ttvhSis ~
~ - ,ant,e cotafnuufty OF this section all the
ad dyantaFos OF Il SYSTEM tss superiority o. wnIch
NJ recognized IN every trade centre u INC eiyn,
Ixed world lhat Il Is IN q special sense prePsrea
fo guard tbs interest," OF its local patrons - a.
s.stes ~ ina faet mai II has now larger rn,AsW
ssskssT.ksgs naa a5lg oihlf n'ffea'dssz asssSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
TwaLvE TO sINt.
This The score by which the Rich
,uonds Defeat the Mnryiands.

Notwithstanding the condition OF the
weather there was another good crowd al
BJschen's Baseball Park yesterday alter
noon 20 witness the second game between inc
MsryIand and the Richmond clubs, and
every one was we'll pleased Of the result.
o'ROurke proved siumbIing-block for the
visitors. striking out no less than fourteen
men ana only allowing the visitors five hits.
Glenn, who has been playing IN the Charles
too g. C.) team, played with the home elub
and did well. rs viii be seen hy tue sore.
He leaves this morning for Philadelphia,
where he will join the Kansas City team ana
ruard left field for them, and 10 IS hoped that
he win do credit 10 himself. Below will be
found the score In full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Ground nre. on on Fourteenth street.

The Manchester Railway and Improve
ment Company broke ground Yesterday
morning on Fourteenth street near hsyo's
bridge for their line of street railway. They
started with full force Of hands aud engi-
neering corps. and will Increase their nn'ri-
bers from time TO time. The company bepe
to be able 10 complete \ single track 10 the
Exposition Grounds BY the lst Of October.
II is proposed that the line shall be ultimate
" made double track and operated BY elee-
trieily. As soon as the track on Fourteenth
street Is laid operations will begin on Mar.
shall street at the corner OF Eleventh and
pushed toward the Exposition as RAPIDLY Is
nnzslhiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
WASTE NOII WANT NOTI
BUT CONE AT ONCE TO
LEVI HEXTER'S,
No. S07 BROAD STREET

where every article in eyoy department is
marked down 10 the very lowest price. We
ouumcrato only in part tho following:
I Tot RED TABLE DAMASK az 93c per yard;
] lot RED, BLUE aud PINK NULL at l2He. per
/ loi mn. BLUE, Gnd WHITE SHETLAND
SliAWlS at 30 ana De-;
lot WHITE LINEN LAWN at 10 and l2Hc.
worth 81 ami g5c.;
I lotof REMNANTS OF CURTAIN LACES at l0c.
worth ~ auf 80 per yard: -
LOT REMNANTS OF SWISS ENBROlDERlES
AT a5e. worth 3. x and 1Jc. per yard;
lot COLOREB uANBIKGS at 5c,
lot TOBCHON LAtk~ al &c.;
! lOtFANCY LACkS at5'.;
Dot PAhASOL COVERS al 23 and 35c.;
lot MIsSES COR>EI-BODiEs at 2Oc. worth
50c..
Iot MISSES JERSEYS at so and 75c.;
Dot INFANTS MUSLIN GAPS ~ pc;
lot COES ETS-0nly In aizes y, q, and 3O-at
LADIES' HOOP-SKIRTS at 20, 30, and 75c.;
lotLADIEs' ELEGANT STRIPED HOSE at s..
p pair; $50. ,,...,,,,.,, ,,,,,...e
GOODS al Jc per yaid;
lot " REMNANfS OF MOURNING CALlCOES
at A. per yarl worth sc.;
lot of BLAClN GLORIA SILK PARASOLS at
tl@l
PROMPT ATTENTION Is STILL PAID TO
OHuERs ~ STAMPING, llNkING, AND EM-
BEOlpERlNG. y 3l-iu&lh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assoeia-
liOn, OF New York.

Largest assessment Life Insurance Com.
pany in the country. Assets over two and
a half million dollars. Payments OF pre-.
miums made easy. For terms apply 20
CHARLES HOwARD,
Manager. Department Of Virginia,
No. 8. north Eleventh street.
Good agents wanted in Slate aud city;
liberal commissions paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Resignation aud Appointment.

The resignation OF Dr. p. Mullen as sur
gcon 30 the conyicts at work On toe Roanoke
and Southern railway In Henry county was
yesterday received aud accepted by the Gov
crn0r.
Upon the acceptance Of Dr. Mulleu's resig-
nation Governor Lee immediately appointed
DR.. {. T.. Smith HIS successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Ifk. the r.lshLWrtshs.

a ne profession pagiBstic, tne sidneys are
small but active Ia 9 state Of hesish. Their 90
cretion contains impurities pro'iuctlve OF rhsii.
fnatisn. gont, aud dropsy II allowed 70 rouain.
When they are inactive ;he blood beeotser choked
with animal dsbrss capable of destroying nfc-
10 promote thelr actyity when sluggish win
Hoaiettors stomach Bl,tcrs l. not only 70 gnard
against ihe diseases mentioned. but 10 pfesent
the fstty degenergflol aud ultimate desiraciion
Of M organs BY those exceedingiy aahyefves
maladies Brights disease and diabetes. Ac-
tiuiy Of tha bladder also insuTes Il agsinst ne
formation a. gravel. which Il sometines re.
qDiru- one of tho most dangerous and painfui
operations IN surgery % remove. Gravel. more
over, Is \ moe, agoaizing complaint The BIZ
tcrs further commend themseisce ~ refneiying
constipation, dyspcpsia, debility, liver COM
piaiBf and norv0usnss@. and nulify Influences
productive Of na,arial diseas@
~ ss-Thgwlsa&n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

ship us 10000 Grand Republic Cigarros
every ten days until further notice is the
kind Of talk we get from the iobbers where
the goods have been introduced.
TRIBBETr 4 TAYLOR,
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
MIsfit AhOes.

Our semi-annual ssleOf Nisft shoes is now
at band. Shoes made 10 order iof $3.50 and
upwards for 81. Shoes made 10 order for
$3.50 and upwards for s.. 1t viii not last
long. Gail early and get your choice.
W. f.. DREW, Shoe Manufacturer,
No. 500 Main street. corner of Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
stand Not upon the order Of Your Going.

bat 20 at once and buy q bottle Of the fisgrAnt
sozODOsT. You Will never regret II IL not
only beauties and preserves the teeth aud ar
rests decay. but leaves the mouth cool aud the
breath as fragrant as rose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
DY THE GOVERNOR OF YIR-
ID GINA.
uppFf ANAurlON

Information having been received by the tx
ecntive thai at the September llSsD term OF mo
County Court OF Buchanan county one 'ANH7
"a uIfpIFY WAS convicted Of voluntary man.
slaughter, and sentenced 10 three years impri-
sonment In the penlentiary. aud tnat he has es-
capeA arrest sud Is now going a. lsrgc, thefei9ie
I Al, hereby ofIer p reward OF ONE HUNDRED
noII Nks 10 any person who shall arrest the
aid JAMES II. HURLEY and deliver him INTO
the iail az said county u Buchanan; and do
moreover require al Officers OF this Oonnlon-
wenl,h civil ana military. and request the peo-
III, genera ~ 10 use their best excrnons 70 pro
cnre his arrest, that he may DO brought 70 JUS
tee -, - ce,.r,,r
- aud ,oder mo Lesser seal of the Com-
SEAL fnonwoalth al Richmond this Sth DAY
(-b 81 .I,,ir lsss FIrZHuGH LEE.
By the Governor: - ..
,s..i,n ~ 3i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Battery Hotel, AsheviiIe, y. a., and
Allegheny springs. Va.

We saw an elegant assortment Of new Ger
man Favors az PizzinPs this week marked 10
the above resorts, which indicates that the
gayety OF the season has opened in earnest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
..sfetaiIie Ratiway.rie Com psny."

A charter of the Metallic Railway.Tls
Company was Yesterday received IN the Of
fee OF the Secretary OF the Commonwealth
for record.
The officers Of the eomDany ara Rrad-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

Why are the Grand Republic Cigarros and
Bafios like a running hOrsey Because they
are built right and got the stun In tbem.-Old
Sport. IBIBBETr TAYLOR
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

For Sick Headache or Constipation TARRASr's
sELTzBg APERIEsr is a pleasant and certain
remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph w. Carter and wife to
Charles II. Beal. right oi entering and using
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

srAIr o IA ArxF
ierei on
rcl lrrt
q l.. Do
of1 Al
sura fr rul save hey
tntti s rueI Icoe
best Of
the seal Of my Office on
''H''y' i'"N''' IL
NtlLy LuL--.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

There Is good and evil IN all things Grand
Republic Cigarros and Buaos are the excep-
tions that prove the rule. How Is that for
a smOkeg TRIBBETT & TAYLOR.
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
rNsuRaNcE srArEnENT.

rvmtsurp ay ACCOUNTS or
TTNION MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

Eny- ONE THOUSAND COLORED-
BoRUERED PURE LINEN HENsTITCaRD
HANDKERCuIFFS subject 10 manuilcturers'
imperfectIon'. Your cholcc for 'c.-not one In
the ot worth less Than isbc.
yg LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31


rrIo Coxrsy omof pHana
lite PR ecnt
iiiyf iSfS commenced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

An ordinance came before the body, az
recommended by the Street Committee. al-
Lowing the Richmond and Chesapeake Rail-
way Company to run double Track tram
way on Eight street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
nErrYsBrnG NIL.

A resolution from the Street Committee
recommending the appropriation OF a suili-
elent number of cobble-stODes 10 pave Gcttys-
burg Hnl, in Hollywood cemetery, was
pasScd bV the Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

The Committee on schools met at C:lO
o'clock. Present: Ncs,rs. CaDers (chair-
uanl, White. Peasants, and Anderson.
virginia Mechanics Institute salaries ana
expenses q the aggregate amount oil Si3-'Oi
were ordered 10 be paid.
Adinnrnel nl G.2N.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-15

Partial Returns of the Result of the Elec-
tions for State Officers in Maine-So Far
as Heard From a Showing of Republican
Gain.
PORTLAND, Sept. 10.-Fifty towns give:
Republican, 1S 1876; Democratic, 13,9O0;
Prohibition, 379; scattering, 362. The
same towns in 1886 gave: Republican,
1870; Democratic, r. 730; Prohibition,
S66; scattering, 5. Republican plurality
gain, 1753. Unofficial returns in Port
land give Burleigh sos plurality over
Putnam Reed, for Congress, has about
700 plurality over Emery. Returns from
the island wards are not in yet.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 10.-One hundred
towns give: Republican, 28,845; Demo-
cratic, 81, 1873; Prohibition, 957; scatter
ing, 600. The same towns in 1886 gave:
Republican, 24,502; Democratic, 20,0S0;
Prohibition, 1,344; scattering, g. Repub-
lican gain, 2,690
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 10.-Returns from
forty towns show a Republican gain of
1,606.
One hundred and fifty towns give; Re-
publican, "A, S24; Democratic, 80, 22O; Pro-
hibition, 1,4S1; scattering, S24. The same
towns in 1886 gave; Republican, 37,949;
Democratic, 80, 405; Prohibition, 1902;
scattering, SO. Republican plurality,
1888, 1904; ditto, 1886, 7,544: gain, 4O69.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 11.--Of the 5O7
towns and plantations in Maine. returns
received from 241 give; Republican, S.
019; Democratic, Al, ,64b; Prohibition,
1,774: scattering 957. Republican plu-
rality, 1873. The same in 1884 gave: Re-
publican, 4S 160; Democratic, 80, ,095; Pro-
hibition, 2.442: scattering, %. Republic
an plurality, 1906. Republican gain in
1888. 4.30S. The 266 towns to hear from
gave in 1856, Republican, 2O,S31; Demo-
cratic, 17,194; Prohibition, LAPS. If the
same ratio of gain and loss is main
tanned, the final vote will show Re-
publican plurality of 19,0S7. In 1884 the
Republican plurality was 10, 745. The La
Dor vote this year is included in the scat
tering but evidently some of the scatter
ing should be assigned to the Prohlbltlon
vote. The presidential vote in 1854 was
smaller than the gubernatorlal vote IN
the aggregate, but was slightly larger
plurality, namely, 20,084. The Legls-
fature in 1886 stood: Republican Sena-
tors, 81; Democratic, 4; Republican Rep
resentatives, 122; Democratic, 27; ProhIo-
ition and Independent, one each. The
Republicans will gain few IN the house
and perhaps in the Senate. The four
Congressman are elected with Increased
maiOritieS,
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE official returns from fiftysix coun-
ties have been received at the Secretary of
States office at Little Rock, Ark, and of
these twenty one go against whisky license
and thirty -fiveifor it, leaving nineteen to
hear from.
Gov. d. B. HILL was renominated by
accIamation at the State Democratic con-
vention held in Buffalo, n. Y, on the 18th.
THE Cotton Exchange of Columbus, Miss,
has adopted resolutions that they will re-
ceive cotton put up in osnaburgs, and will
pay full value for same.
In the Supreme Court of Massachusetts
on the 18th, w. P. Harvey & Co., of Chica-
go, recovered a verdict of $4,000 against
z. TAYLOR Merrill and VIM. e. Heald, for
losses paid by Harvey & Co., on account Of
the purchase and sale of pork for future
delivery made on the Chicago Board OF
Trade in 1888.
PATENTS have been granted to people in
Tennessee as follows: Bette H. Bicknell,
of Loudon county, bakepan; Henry w.
Carroll, of Sparta county, vehicle wheel.
THE tenth annual convention of the Y.
NJ G. A. will will be held in Clarksville,
Tenn, September 20 to %.
AN effort is being made in the House to
secure an appropriation of $2o0O00 for the
purpose of irrigating the arid regions of
the United States.
THE Treasury surplus is $103,950, COO.
The discrepancy between this amount and
the surplus as stated in the Presidents
letter of acceptance, S130,000,000, is due to
the fact that the President includes about
So, 900, 600 fractional silver coin on hand
as a part Of the surplus, while the treasury
officials do not
wATERsPoUT broke on the mountain
side near Van Buren,, Ark. on the Sth and
flooded portion of the place, causing
great damage. The main business street
was inundated, and also many residences.
FLOODS in the south Of Spain have
caused the loss of many lives and enormous
damage to property.
REV. MAXWELL P. GADDIs, SR., super
annuated Methodist minister, died at Day
ton. O., on the Sth, the seventy seventh
anniversary of his birth.
WHILE Mrs VIM. II. Walker, of Jack
sonville, Texas, with her four children,
were out riding on the 7th, the team ran
awav and her babe of six months fell under
the wheels and was killed. Another child
four wears old was stepped on by the
horses and fatally injured. The mother IS
wild with grief.
THE race troubles in Fort Bend county,
IN what is known as ''the Texas sugar
belt.o are now over. A number of obnox-
ious politicians have been ordered to leave
the county, and have done so. and the bet
ter element is again at the helm of public
affairs,
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-15
SAD ACCIDENT.
a Irain Loaded with G. A. r. Veterans
and Their Friends. Crashed Into by
Freight-Four Persons Killed Outright,
Several Fatally and Many Seriously In

a Train Loaded with G. A. r. Veterans
and Their Friends, Crashed Into by q
Freight-Four Persons Killed Outright,
Several Fatally and Many Seriously In
Jured.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. IA freight
train on the New York & Pennsylvania
railroad ran into the rear end Of an ex-
curslon train at Rittman, O., killing four
persons and injuring twenty five others,
three OF whom have since died. The spe-
clal train had been stopped by an acci-
dent in deep cut and on curve. The
freight came down a grade at the rate of
twenty-five miles an hour. The passengers
saw their danger, and nearly all of them
succeeded in escaping from the cars, but
as they were scrambling up the embank-
ment the wrecked cars toppled over on
them. Nearly all those who were injured
were struck by flying debris. The names
of the killed are:
Barney Balinger, Gallon, O., engineer
of the freight, who Fjumped against
bank and fell back under the wheels of
his own engine, his head being cut off.
William Cochran, Caledonia, O., brake
man of the freight train; killed outright
John Shook, Youngstown, member Of
Tod Post G. A. r.
Samuel Brace, Youngstown, member Of
Tod Post G. A. R.
The injured are:
Miss Ina Tucker, Austintown; serious
ly hurt internally. Since reported to be
dead
Miss Given, Garfield, O.; seriously
hurt and since reported to be dead.
Charles Hogle, Youngstown, member
of Tod Post G. A. R.; leg broken.
Daniel McFadden, Youngstown, mem-
ber of Tod Post G. A. R.; back injured.
Thomas Marl and, Youngstown, mem
Der Of Tod Post, G.. A. r.; both legs in
jured.
Mrs. Sarah Marvin, Youngstown: in
jured about the head.
Mrs. D. Callahan, Youngstown; injured
in the breast.
Mrs. j. L. Botsford, Youngstown; leg
injured.
Mr.. Jones, Youngstown; injured in side
and foot.
Mrs. Snyder, Youngstown; injured in
side.
Mrs. Dr. Hughes, Berlin Center; in
jured in side.
DR.. j. 7. Cessna, Garfield, o.; injured
in leg and side.
Mrs. Hugh NJ anchester, Garfield, o.;
both legs broken.
Jonas Neff, Austintown, o.; injured in
head and legs.
Eli Neff, Austintown, o.. head injured.
l.. Nichols, New Lisbon, O.; injured in
head, leg and breast,
John Gault Dickson, o.; seriously in
jured.
Mrs. Mcfarland, Coitsyille, O.; slightly
hurt.
Mrs. Wilson, Sharon, Pa, wife Of the
postmaster, injured in back and hip, and
has since died.
P. Gerhardt, Gallon, O.; cut IN the
face.
William ifadt, leg broken.
Mrs. Alcott Wilson, seriously injured
and will probably die.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-15
JACKSON TIGER was arrested at Eu ufala

JACKSON TIGER was arrested at Eu fala,
]. T., on the Sth, charged with completely
In the murder of Deputy United States
Marshal Phillips and posse two months
ago. reward of 500 was offered for
Tiger.
JUDGE LINEHAN, at Waterloo, Ia, has
refused to make Fong Wing, a Chinaman,
citizen, on the ground that the laws do
not permit it.
ALL London was Mortified, on the morn
ing OF the 8th, at the announcement Of
another of those atrocious murders which
have rendered the name of White Chapel,
denseIy- crowded parish of the gre at
metropolis, infamous. The brutality of
the present butchery is indescribably
horrible. All the murders have evident
ly been the work of the same fiend.
ALL trains on the Lackawanna 81 Pitts
burgh road We're tied up on the 10th. The
employees Of the road had from two to
four months pay due them, and refused
to work till paid. They were promised
payment on the 10th, but did not receive
it, and struck.
Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE was re-
moved from Sag Harbor, n. Y, on the
9th, to Hartford, Conn, where she arrived
on the 10th. The aged invalid was ac-
companled on the journey by DR.. Stir
ling.
BY an imperial decree the Austrian
army is to be increased by fifteen new
batteries and four new companies.
Two G. A. r. veterans on their way to
Columbus, o., to attend the annual En-
oampment, were killed in collision on
| the New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio rail-
road at Rittman, 0 g, on the 10th.
THE funeral of the veteran actor Lester
Wallack took place from the Little
| Church Around the Corner" in New
| York, on the 10th. 1t was largely at
| tended.
THE House and Senate conferees on
the Army Appropriation bill reached an
| agreement on the 10TH
| IT was reported, on the 10th, that the
schooner Cheney Ames, grain laden,
| from Chicago to Port Huron, had gone
down with all on board in Lake Huron.
j. COLBY DREW surrendered himself to
| the police of New York City, on the 10th,
| stating that he was forger to the amount
of $3.50 or $40, 900, and preferred a term
in prison to perpetual self-exile to Cana
da. He had dissipated all Of the stolen
| money.
A MAN named James Fogerty was stab
York City, on the Sth, by an unknown
! person. The tip of the umbrella broke
| off, and was extracted with difficulty. The
| injured man died on the 10th.
| DR.. WIN. VoNGoTTsCHALK, an exile of
| the Hungarian revolution of '4S, died IN
Providence, r. L., on the 10th, aged sixty.
| THE American Society of Professional
| Dancers met in annual session in New
York CITY on the 10Th
| In the election in Maine, on the 10th,
the Republican majority was greater than
| that of any year since 1866.
| THE anniversary of the admission of
| California into the Union was generally
| celebrated at San Francisco on the 10TH
| The Stock Exchange was closed
FIRE at Dallas, Col, on the 10th, de-
stroyed most of the village. Loss, So,
| 600; partly insured.
The September report Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture makes the average
condition of cotton SO S-a decline Of 3.5
points since the last report.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-15
The LARGEST Majority Since 1866.

AUGUSTA, Me., Sept. 10.-Mr. Blaine
has telegraphed General Harrison as fol-
lows:
Returns up to nine o'clock indicate that the
Republican candidate will have more than 20
300 majority over the Democratic candidate
the largest majority since 1865. The Prohioi'
bition vote falls OF everywhere.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-15
In a Depressing State.

In descending the stairs Bobby's foot
slipped and he and the coal hod which
he was carrying ratified to the bot
tom.
Here, here" shouted the old man
from the parlOr, whats up out
there?"
"Nothing's up, Pa" shouted back
Bobby who wasn'temuch hurt, "every
things downn'-Epoeh.