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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
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ny ElfEfhlil 70 AilH birlhteAl
WHEELING, ". Va. october 30.-Judge
Thurmaa reviewed 4 Democratic procession
here to-dly, Of which he said that IL was one
~ the finest and best he bad ever seen. Later
the Judge addressed = crowd n the RINK. lie
fully intended 20 spe1k very briefly, but the
surroundings seomsd 10 inspire him, and bis
voice wa strong and clear, and he spoke
easily Tor fity-one minutes.
In bis opening remarks he said: Although
] am tough enough. God knows [chcer'b
aud might speak unu the sun shines over
our beads to- norrow morning, yet | must
not forget what orr opponents say. You
have read IN the papers and you have seen
IN their pictures that | ain a poor, de-
crept old man With one foot IN
the grave Trrcat cheers and laugbhTl,
and my freud John sherman, OF
Ohio. lately slmo,t she'd tears when be said
~ his sudisnce that IL was a shame that the
Democratic party were dragging around he
Oh and afflicted irisnd 10 make votes for
Grover Cleveland. [Lsughtrr and cheers. J
lt isnOw more thar tea weeks since | BEGIN
this campaign. I have travelled more than
= gj0 miles. / have speken 30 many times that
am afraid 10 ua~u 'iOu tee number. ] have
spoken indoors sud out OF doors; have
gplkcn rem stationary siunps and from
thSge c0nieus ded stumps called Tho tai END
OF 2 car rgrcst laughter and cheersl, which
always r7suaccd d run away With me Just -
j wss mskiu- The bit part Of my speech.
T have coue all tsat, and ] have gained
strength every day. / have never failed
o. sHeud q meeting when ] Vas appointe0
Co speak, and my health has been 20
good thrt / have never failed 20 speak
an scc0unt q 10 health but once. Then
I was afflicted ~ might be the strongest
msn who ever hvsd. ~ samson or Her
cules himself might have been afflicted,
and q course / could not speak. [Cheers. }
Well lhiua for = decrepit old man, Tor "a
old fellow with one foot In the grave !
have a pretty food record laughter and
cbecrsl snd 60 / am here % speak 10 you
tonight, sod you can judge whether look
like a ghost or q live nan.
The Judge briefly discussed the tariff,
Gsbrries. and Chinese treaties. and then
turned bis attention for some time 70 The
AfurchisOn-S irkyillo CORES 9ondence. OF
the writer n tie Nur-hnon letter he said
fhc follow urotes-cd 20 BE- inclined to vote
for TIC Democratic csndifacs, when no mau
cll read 10 vithout seeing that be y
onc OF the most unprlnciniod Re-
ugHl.c4ns tlat ia TO be found In
fine whole United STATES (chcersl, aud II the
British Minister bod bad as much sense as a
teu-ycl5-0'd hos be would baye seen that
some fellow was setting A trap t0 catch him.
Q1uehtfTl The British Minister was such
200 a.s that De cid not know there was any
t.au sos fer hlI.
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F0WLE AT NEW BERNIE
A GRAND REcEPTIoE AND A SPLENDID
SPEECH
An Aged Lady Burned to Death-A Steamer
High and pry-Firs ct
Shelby.
lsneclal islegran 70 The ni.nA,oh.I

RALEIGH, October 80.-Judge Fowle was
near Newoerne yesterday and was asked 10
speak there last evening. lie consented %
do 10, and received the greatest ovation o.
his campaign. Hr was met up the river by
large number Of citizens on q steamer. lie
vent on board. on his arrival the town
cannon were fred snd there was great cheer
inC. lie made a stirring speech.
This morning Miss lydia Baton, very
aged and highly respected lady. living in
This county, fen into the Gre and was burned
% death before she was discovered.
Archibald Alderman. one OF the oldest citl-
zens Of Wilmington, died OF paralysis last
evening.
Rev. sam Jones has left Durham and gone
direct 10 CGricrsvillc. Iereoeiyed SlS)Oior
bis two week| work At Durham.
The steamer Alpha, which plies between
Washington, y. e., aud Newberne, i' high
and dry on Branl lsisad. She went ashore
during dense fog Saturday night, audit Is
believed csnEot be gotten o.
Work.ngmon are taking much greaier IN.
tcTest IN The campaign. Tonight there was
verg enthusiastic audience Of them here %
hear the Democratic speakers. It's regarded
rs very encouraging sign.
AZ shelby iast Might fire broke ont IN the
office ~ the Aurora newspaper. There wa
no fire department or apparatus there
and the large brick building wss quickly
burned. 10 ii were four stores occupied
by TIE S0alhcru Express COmuany. Blhlng-
lou, Roberts d CO., staf toners and printers
0ardRcr + Qliun, druggists. and ID. {.
Wehb & son. gsDcral merchants. The loss
Is SIS. 900. with euly s. 900 insurance.
The large Tesi1eBce owned hv J. q. B1r-
ksr wss burned at Wilmington l8st nieht.
Il was occupied by Mary y. Fryer Lose,
$500.
the Atlantic Baptist Annexation met 1t
IA Grange to-day. II IL a very large body
The largest, Ia isct, in the eastern section ~
TIE state.
The weld N Far opened very auspicious-
~ to-day. Like the Stale Fair It is favored
with perfect weather II Is said that 70 will
be one Of the bert fairs held in some years.
The Lorillsrds ADD some other wealthy
New Workers. win be 10 Granville county
this week, st ~sssairss Fork, ior ten daiS
sporting. Particles are ABUNDANT there.
Ite party has thirty dogs, all Of iue breed,
aud har certainly made great preparations
for sport. Sls.a'rss Fork IS a lrle station
ON tie new railway from Durham 10
ClhrksyiIle.
There Uas much tlb here to-day about
the discovery ~ toe Outrageous circular is-
rniijDsn sts,r Executive committee. ID
i.ots YER, much s.ii Tsves ba. laid himself
h,l.le 4, no rurigfsd Hr has M his ciicr.
lar nromirej a brine to25l0 nen. whom hc
csus ~, reh.iles', IN thcy will work go ne
wishes Them 10 DO. lie saws he wants men
a. norit,' who do uot fear man or devil.
'This shovyg tbe desperate game the EepubH-
cans intend plsviu, in this election. They
may as well know That TIE white Democrats
. A-.rf. f.r..,t t-it Ia rnsIv frr them.
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wrN Cevolnud Yreocused wish p
Woeeu.


W4suNfraN. October 3D. Mrs. Charles
~ Tsorae. wife %, the President OF the
kr,s.onc Vafch.tHse Company, oi Ph'3-
gtinh,s. called ly appoin ment "n Ar>.
cleveland ai Oae Ni.w to-day aud on behalf
NJ $50 women employed hy She company
pre,euted 60 her watch, the ease OF which
asm1ac hy tbcm. lu presenting Tee "s'ch
Az. rhnrue ,a.lt "rle women and girls
.,on.o,ed io trc keystone N1fch.'sse Fac
tories ian philadelphia haSr made ine case oi
tb., Wstca, and beg 10 prcseutltto Mis. Gro
var CleVeisud - specimen Of lher handt
work Asts-y tnus honor Themselves t1ev
would Indicate. also, their appreciation Of TIE
advanced position the vie OF tne Fres'oehy
be-. taken toward The w0rkuewomen 81
America. aud express their gratitude tha'
.,.ebqs used her uuishng influence IA their
nsb.f That she may ever hNt as 80 exam
nle io her couuuNwomcn Is The PRAYER OF
l,o.o hose names are herein appended
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Trs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cltak.
Rnnrn OF Th.rnornatnr Yes,orda1:
Mean tsmpsralure..................
NEW YoKK srocK MARKET.

NV YORK, October Sl-rhe stocks were fairly
active today, though the greateAt aoimAiion
was IN the forenoon. There vas nun recovery
later In Tie lay, AMI most OF ne ssccks ths eve
ming are small fractions better han last nizhk
1hs bears we're sin In fun control this mOrnioa.
and Rsgland, Union Peciic, and Reading we're
special points 81 attack: bat while The rest OF
tho list sTmpAihiEel wish no weakness saoEn
IN those stocks changes n 9sotatSns for most Of
the 8tOcka traded IN were fer tnsiE nlicaRi frAc-
tiOus only. Sourhsra stocks we're somewhat I'M
settled By runors q the rasignshOn IN Rich
N I'D Ra4 Vest Fotnt. Louisville and Nashville
was nrm n HFroRg throughout the dag, a1d
while there vas 10 mafRei movement In tAe
stock ht any time it IL naterislly higher ta's
evening. Ths attack up0n Reading sad ester
coal st9cks was made upon ono eIpectasion
taat tao reads would come late Goa
tact win The interstate Coroutssi9o, uhosgh
importance ftrst prices were gsnerahy Hight
fractions higher his morning, bus the ATTACKS
upon New fnn gland. Unbon Peridc. and Heading
were begun Immediately, sid on large bustness
during the forenoon, being s~tva cR the de-
ciincs and arner when the aninstion erased,
Bbio The bears forced prices Oh snah fractions
further. Tho pressure was removed after IL
ociOck and vhiia the market drtftcd into dHi-
nses. material rec0veries were established. ana
90 ire forenoon wore along he upward rlofe-
ment ca hersd fogcs, while tho activity increased.
There vas 40 special feslHre of interest. how
ever. ard the marset 6nally closed quiet ont
steady 20 Arm, generally at about the b1t priees
reached, which wore close 80 inc ope aing ngufeS-
fogai sales. $40 "a ef 1FcS. NesoHr1 FaCfnc roSo
~. AMI louisville and Nashville per cenS The
b lance Of the list was frB'tonaly higher.
Essnfnr-E1chsnEe dull and steady. Money
easy A. lNs24 par CenL SUBJ ree9ufy -
lances-Goid. SIG, sl6.oCl currency Ne.i4S0
Governments dlli snl Tteaty 10 drm pc
cents, 1874; ~ coup AS. 1867. State bonds 3D.
trnfV lHaf.Fn.asE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


pUUAnfiTmt, october 3J.->amuel Dick
son. OF tlisoity. tcirgraphs from knoxville.
Tenn. that hc 70 day fled In the Court Of
Chnccry 10 knoxville bill o. complaint
a-aiust tle continuation q the lease Of HE
last Tennessee. FirEioia and Georgia rail
Iosd 90 che Richmond sBd Danytile, asking
taai thc Iea>c be cnioireI and that receiver
for the lrss named railroad De appointed
Chancellor Gibson. DE- '1ys. received the bin
end appointed EoTcmher 18Th as The tlmo
when Dc w.il lear argument 10 support Of
tlo complain.
The suI. 8, brought bv parties Wh0 own
between lltm tIa engrcs ~ common and
g 2.a tHar-s % second o eiorre1 stock Of the
lost Isuntssce road, ard fre defendants are
Sue Fast Tennessee railroad, Richmond and
Isaviile railroad, EirhmoDd and West Point
Terminal COMPANY, aud The directors Of all
three concerns.
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OCrOBEg ~. ISIS
Iooro wore no &c portspt seioa reported to-dsy.
vhNo on Change business Wa rather quiet amt
tnc a,tc. fa-ce smaller ~ au yestortay. Auction
sliss o., oii sun-curei sore nssumod, vita price,
firm 0n fn5I grades ao1 sful much common ana
da1as,} lsat. s5ne u watch soid o. low o.
cen. per- I1rad a % inT,ag ~ very Low
8. a8ss bas boon rold as l1u - lac. per hun
drnd, aud from that 10 Co. 50c., sed s. ap W
gD ger hsnlr,d 10 Il Of NO uso 10 Aay ono,
huta p.alrrc lss~ 10 sesd oa,1 so0acco h7ro FOR
gaze Od fua. srsd reachsi li'ic. ho-tGy.
Interior I-arset5 rcport oaiy salen sai"s NJ
mostly Inferior stock vlts turse quarters ~ b.
new. vim nataia- g. ost-bhrh price yet, though
Go averages tor sae lusag ss9n higa.
Tfr~s a1y go sen stuisg % lpil IN GA stock
after Az 80 .-- 'r-r5 sal7s eiy. but leldors ar
on a. ..ai 9aas anl 1rrl 81 asisa IN tAo fpVlre.
Ius Etrnmcnl rohe-oo Association loaes ny
deem to-tsy b. o. Gray. once as prcsiioat snd
-l.l- .a.. -ist, OF lle icaa..o fraternity Ia
oil 10 I6afns loaf brsachoa. rruty u strong
rtu. % b-l.Yni and f0l1rsble nan, a repre-
seasa,i3o a.ru, 20 moura today in his foaia.
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iDv tc -rOaph o. tho lisr atch.l
WA-H>ew>. D,tOJer go After several
tals' pY.ip0gc1 on account oi Tau
r.rngwa, r.uuod 70 ivy Ci,y to-day.
Ii,-f race tr>atcs for thtee-year-
oll,. one ui- sad 3 tarisng--1 fragou wou
aria Is sac.1l, higg crab third. timG
2pi.
-.rona rsce-l7od'cqD sweepstakes, SIX
fnr...s Bradford 800. Candy uses second,
N.l1o tHiJi. 9imc, I'D Z.
Tmrd rsce-CcItTers tiascs, selling race,
SD sees. ono uii, rad iJrune- bl-,oucl
rou: HleD.ci1 ssronl. Golden Reel Third.
lime, 2.0o4. 81 bld Tor 1iuRer.
I.ulta race 5snaicsp sweepstakes. one
r.r ana q fur0.e-i Iros Won; Ten boy
,. oul. Osid aud. q imc. Z.p1S.
Ir.h raCc-fNlRe race, six iur.oug'-
Au-ine.ne won; lakewood second, Car
rerIe tuIL Time, 1919.
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GEORGE ". NAYO, 10H A. n, household fur
ni urs. carpets, bedding, crockofy, glass
ware a..
PRANK ,. HILL r CO. ~ ?. ", machinery,
tools. onsco furniture, patterns, &c, az COZ
ner Il CAry AID sikh streets
r c. BURNETT, u NJ, Adminisvat0rs sale Of
farm. isx aing utensils, household and ktch-
en- fgElitnro, kc., in Hanover couniy ABOUT
ten ~ fos tron belmont
MANNING {. glAPL2s = co. and jams H..
CRENSEAW, ~ P. g., farm with Improve
meats four allos below Richmond.
y. W. BOWE, ~ p. n. commissl1Dsrs sale OF
droNisx ami OF No 705 vest Clay street.
OUAKLEs = aCCURDY, ~ =. NJ, trustees sale
OF Two franc hegses on north sixth sIrees
Reer fTestou.
WILLIAM JENKINS. P. NJ, bananas, pears
oranEea, ana Applea
FOX kMDER. i2g5 aad 100 P. NJ. orsoges, &C,
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. L.. horses, mules
WagOas, a.
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EAAKETs 81 TELEGRAPH


Euw YosK. October 30.-CottOn quiet; sales.
So bgIcs: uplands, y Bile. Orleana, bis
ret fecsig;a, sl,JoJ oa.ss; oIpoTts-tO Great
Britain, 2,s10 saiss; % France, S,40s tales: "
tue Coaungl4L H. So saies: sbock, 6l3,4 AZ bales.
Southern -four stcader ADD Eofo acAYe. Wheat
duh 8Ed aaHc. higher; Opvons dosed strSn2
Ead = a. q G. over ysf .6r1ay. no rsd, O0toosr.
9LI4@ hsvsnber. Sl.l5@glis<; Deems scr.
options steady: October, fsSc; Noroznbe1,
a.. s4s1{c.: Deosmbef, f9}i sf3isc. Oats seAk
ans &C. lover: O--s9bsr. Disc; November,
sia5J54c-. BoSesabsr. gika5l3sc. Co1os cl0sed
sia5O: Noyefabss. sis toAsi1so: Decsuabsr.
9lzg5a8f3: Nay, nZ65aglzeQ sugar easior;
fair recalng 30 refined quist aud s.seay.
Aolassss nominal Rice nTm and qolot ~
troisln-hcnosl, f5sc. Cottsn-sssd oa--tr1as,
a = sc. yellow, Ses5sse hozln duiL r0tesose
STEADY. TurpSngse QUIET Hides qsisS wooi
stroAz; domSstis fesce. 9BAz.c. pulled. 23aasse-
PORK Quie& Feet quiet Cutmesta quiet MO
de Inactive, LARD duh; western Ssea1a,
s. 5ZASs65, closing 80 SsuO: city. s. Ecnnss
dul; November, s&f2: December $50.
Ereights steady.
BALTIMORE
BAtTrHoRz. Nd. Octobsr eQ-Coston duIl:
middhng, 9kc ticGr quiet bus very steady
al aAago1 prices. Neeat--oOuihcrn quiet
Faltz. ST. leztilS: LoagssrrJ, El.ia4sl- 70; west
spot, s. OeEsi.gssa: OctooeT, ~ oesSl. al No
ven Dor, g. Os - e3il; eeccuatsr. 81 itAsL ia
Jsa.Gry. SLi3SaS,.ls3(. corn-soaiherR dun (;
ukiis 58a5ec. ysis1s, @Adesc.; western, sasos
AID ssOut sJeasy; Rized pot, Sc: Octshf.
&c: year, SAat6'.: January. 4skat4sfc (;
Fe6SaaFy, s1s<ssfSs. OAss--lnqafry aea oGsr-
ingr far; southern snd feaHsyfsesae- Sszsso- /;
western vase. SAelc; UsSsern Mined, Ssa.spc .
fra4ed Ne. : wss 70. s1l kye dsl snd kesEy Al
eise5c Hay-kaauiry sAy~: fasr ogsrAssi pfkas
70 chosos western, otasla1 Pr0yszio1s az
chAs sos, Buias< ARA vssesxa pscksd. Eaisc
best ron l7azea; erssmsry, aen7sc- EsEs URN "a
ge Psteelsum dun, rsanod. TIA Coffee
easter; ITO enFeoea, fatr. Slc sa9ar dun: A
sOfy, 7lH7Sc- email loes ~ T1s&IAe. Whhkey
steady 81 Sl.2sss1-ss.
ST L0UtA
ST. LsgTs. October sl--Fiour uncbangs<.
Whsst--g al hagssr, eSnsessfgher. No. a gs4,
cash. a. a; psos@seg. H-Isasti-i1Aa Hay
81 tsAaSi- lso. Cora hishos No. 9 fnfxsd. cash
B&c: NogsRbcE. " zABtc.; Jasnary, xne
GETS quisf aud sssfos; No. oazA. a.; KAT
e'Sa.. Ocssesx aud govsmpsr. 80 stA- WIS
ksY sioaay Il sl.iA PEosissoas auiL Pea. ga
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The anarchists.


10y Telegraph 10 '"o r''r-''''l
CmcAoo, October 5).-A d"mtsl from
49,, ami. saws: The Anarchists o. S. Louis
me determined 90 masc Toe anniversary OF
me Chlesro executions the occasion oi o'S
3emopgrstiou The Apollo lheaife has
seen secured and 40 elaborate programme
h,, beer arranged, which includes 4 pay
'',.,.d :. Tnnocents Con iomued 10 Death
NE nlsy has bern written by -; LOUIS Lou.
Anarchist. and depicts toe scene 81 Nc or
mlck's Resper-Work', She haymAfAst eA,
nle.Iop. and The trial and condemnation OF
Spiss snd bis associates. speeches wa pre-
crde The play. lDuiztons have GEES sem 20
ali labor organizations. The ieceip's o. 'ne
rirht viii be given TO the families OIL Tue An
sr,slsss executed ose year ago. Inc ave.
Zen ~ the pohce has already been e1iied 70
the proposed celebration.
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ing was called TO order about 3 O'Clock ths
number eat msted IN attendance was lVOOO:
Wbc1 ~ train barring Blaine arrived ana
be emerged from the ear he was greeted Wln
cheer upoBekeer, which was Tepcated oy an
ifntpente mas Of people assembled on tne
outside n The depot and surrounding tue
Delsvan uouse. Martin l. Tewneend, OF
Troy. presided NJ the meeting, and when
Blaine wRs introduced be was received Wild
rounds Of cheers. re WIS followed BY Judge
Tenny. q Breoklyn, and General Hastings,
Of Pennsylvania.
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Determined TO Run.

lff itipti -Fu ~ ''' Hnses-l+si
ST.. LOrls. October 31.-Omra Manning
uubIi-Les q cara saying that be Is stll the
Union L451r caudi0r'e for Governor Of Mi
souri,. auG ttat biz Same was stricken % by
tbc Executive Committee because be dcchned
to osy over 70 the committee 5000 for eam-
psfrn purposes Mr. Bike. Who was named
hy tie comuitee for the oGce OF Governor
iH place OF Manning. has withdrawn ih favor
of ia- Republican nominee, L. L. Aim0ah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

MATT Raj FLOW tF BILE HDh II
LWERfsE ESSENTIAL TO GOOD HEALTH
whom THE = 0bss-actel it results iu BILIOUS
MES aBLca u nss.eotsi s.D.l leads ~ SERIOUS
dreag5a simmans Liver teeliatr e1eria
fn.r. feliCisos ullneHc8 over every kind ~ Dlii-
oir.nasB It rostsfss ne liver Co prOpsr WORK
ing order. regulates us secretion VI bio. ah1
80 ser dtHratiF0 organs IN such coudlhsn Una!
ttsy can "a Eh1ir SoGf Won Als6f ieEiaB tAl5
medicine 10 one VII ssy ~la@ blllOus.'
81 .fa5 aIscs0d fJr several yrRrs With bilious
as Aad diser3efs4 Ayer, Which resulted IN
r serefe Aitecs 81 1auasiice hsd gOod medical
Alteadsnca, aud triad Ire faVorito prescription Of
oueo ne Dos. renowned physicians Of Louis
Vile. Ey.. buL ~ No purpose; vhoreUpon was
indureq q trv simmons Liver Regulator. VIA
benefited By rs Use. aud 70 ultimately restores
me 10 the fui eli0Ynent Of health. IA. Ii.
SHIRLEY, kieumond. ~.
gramine - see tat you get ne genuine. dis
tinguisloa from al frauds ard limitations by cur
red L. tra0e-mark ca front 81 Wrapper, and on
the SIDE tAe seal and signature Of j. IL LEtllN
eco &C 2s-F.Su.WEW
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Al.eeoa oonsrirstora Disehareed.

l.f t"'0tl-Nl I'D 'i-a b'a fAf.'.I
(uCtr0. OCTOBER 30.-JusICr hamburger
fhfe n1 NEG DISCHARGED the alleged syna-
mite eoaspirators Ntsenerg, Thompson.
ticbol,cn. ard Mcgee. who were c1arzed
with placing dYhamte on the streetclT
tracks drrrs thf strike. The JuHIce held
fi.ttha cyideocs did not warrant him in
to.dux toe nen. Ibe case for couspiriug
90 nure the properly OF the Nofthslde
road NIs resumed.
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KgSNg- GOODAfd--Ha o~ooer @,
u.s., g. 81 Jamea ciailh. ~ Lev. ~. Jaahua
l...rrl be-, ssaisfsd uy Eev. Gr. u. ID. H0ge. koy.
JOSEPH HENNls ~ his8 kLLfN EJGENI 4
COJDALL.
sYDNOR -CRgVqTAW Hsrrlof, Orf0'er ~,
1855. a. ne rss.1nacs = rI3 D. fa's father. Mr.
o. o. CrsHstAN. o. 'he Fflo1d' .efemouY
EDWARD sYDNcR aus j. IatbtfLA CkES-
SHAW. No caIde
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Iard-Primo steam. RA Dyy-sah mssts--
shoulders. fS25: loags And rihe n.T5ss7.Iz:
short clear. 81 a5stT ~ Bsc05- shosIserr. o. Is
longs antSriD~. g. sD<ase: snort clear, s9i21s
sQ25. Hams, siisSla50.
CHICAGO.
Orreaas. Ostober f.--1hs cash qnotstions
we're: Flour strong and nominsliy unrhanged:
No spring wheat s.Hk; No frcd. sLiT4.
sifso Lard. f8i2x Sh9rt-rB ases. $50 Dry
salted shoulders. ssssass. sbort-eissrs. tAixsa
ts.s5 Whiskoy. fi.2l
Tbeisadlag futures ranged as follows
Opsalal Hk1Ass. CiosfHs
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IBy Telegraph " Ne Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS. OcEe5,r G0.-A special TO the
Post Dispatch frosa Kansas CITY saws: A
.ea.afion wac created Ia toe Criminal Court
room this morning Oy tke suicide Of Jack
Flcmiog. a deputy marshal WHO drew are
70 yer aua blew a's braiHs cut while the
court vas IN session. No cause Is assigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
ReIensea from IaiI.

fBv Arglo-Ameucsn cable 70 ths Dlspatch.l
prELIN. Ocioyer Sol The fund for the de-
fence II ParncI lud biz associates involved
IN los Times, charges amounts % Gl2,SoO
john Redmond, member Of Pariiamsntior
wexford, was to-day released from Tula-
more jail. 4 crowd awaited him and gave
Nm ID nVAtlll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

my ic-American ceolo 70 tfe pispatohl
PARIS. .oDcr go. -- The religious nar''aye
Of Genera roJiarerT's daughter and Car-
i1in Drl0i took place 10 the Church ~ ST.
Pierre today. &1ny military officers and
panaplrhl mfusors az the Chamber oi
- psiios we're p-.ssat A tbroag ~ people
ou.ti-a of ihr c1nrch oheered Bouanscr
vhou 20 appeared.
I've C-nn-t beta o. council - the psl7"e
O. slys.ce n-dfy, 80 which ihe President
Dreaded. Zine lHcome-laa oll was ap,
rrnRnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

lBy Anglo American caulo - inc Dlspatchl
BERLIN, October 30.-Tbe great fire al
Huenield, near Cassel, continues 10 spread.
Three hundred houEes, including public
bmidings. hsve been consumed. Tue forces
az military and thirty tire ongades from al
j,,cnt piac,s are endsayoTiug 10 get control
u lie nam.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
,rhrea zen KtIIea.


lBy telegraph - tue Dispstch.l
IraA, o., October 59.-Au explosion Of
aaiural sss in the schulthss tannery to-day
Killed JoBa Sohunkeis, Peter klsip, and
James Hubbard. Schuthets was burned 10
aealh. The Oibers WerS crushed BY falling
walls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

The funeral services Of Or. G. W. DIANE, lsts
surgeon ia TIE In i;cd States navy. will be bed
TODAY az TIC kOsumsstsl church 40 40
o'clock His friends and eclpaiatances sni
those Of bis late fstnsr. DR.. +. n. Dssne. arc In
yited % attend
PAli-bearers arc requested n meet a. ). l.
sutherlands dunerRl Director Onice AZ S45 4. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Hurfa1ff, No., October s0-7irsil,a oongo IA.
O. Co., ll-iUa. 10 Die; Baltimore ani ohi9
r. -e -...s. rrr-ueiu loE roll rs aakad. Cln-
cunsu. Washington aGI baltimore Us, lpl; &c.
g I'D a.hes. c4..l-la,9d gas bonll. 100; co
r...t .fN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Jnrr Fsung Ia F1Hgy.


IUy bllo3Itpu tvtIe I71paVrA.I
ATLANTA. Oelebeg 3o--Ten thousand per-
soas we're pgessnf at IN indignsiloR neeting
so-sishi over toe verdict Of acquitted in the
Edslsnaa murder case. TIE jury was hung
iu eligY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

fny Apelo-Amsrcsa csias 70 ths pepa'eiLi
Lospos, Ustsber ga ci,p'Iea Ir 'sl
.a'trsIis ,uusuncss that sesrie hes cefested
9 ge he The ss,ch fer The ssothsg eDas',
pieSsblp and G5oa side on the rArSlna''A
river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

ny AiE.Q-Antr. can caDl9 % 30 patch.
Io-u0., Cctouec 30.-l'ne Foreign Office
has btn..! rolzing BE- REGARD 10 tac reported
Ilastzcls VI tls saaHlry cr position.
The coal mptgs' rlst6es have ended, The
owners thtoaln0H Der5yss,rt a4d G0rA-
sl,ie nayiaz conceded an advance lu p4y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

eocrotsr, villas msde a speech 70 the De-
mocfacy 81 Detroit last night.
The Government 81 Frsace sas lrd red the
wie~ss.o seizure q pohtiesi cartoons ot
F9uageer. uc Count q Paris, and Prince
Victor Na7eiq.n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
nAnnhlaean hleessng.

IHy toieErapb % tae D'FVA""-I
AIRASY, n. Y, October s9.--A mass
osrsirg wss held on the Fair-tsreands tbs
ssssraaea under toe auspices u TIE ksP'is~
ncsns Of this city and TroY. When The meet