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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
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10y AtA'.AA ~ ~ A4A- lirlAfNlAf
CHcAG0, December THE following are
official returns Of the popular vote in the late
election m The states named:
LOUISIANA Harrison, 30.10i; Cleveland.
SJ0j2; Fix. 522j; sueeier. G22.
TEXAs.-llarrison. $3.50; Cleveland,
234.Ss5; Fisk. SAG; Streeter, 23.1iS.
COLoasDO.- The official vote oi this state
finished IBIS morning. "a A. follows: Hsrri-
Iison, j0768; Cleveland. 37.542; Prohibit
ton. 100; Labor, 128j This shows an
increase over The vote OF 1854 Of over
$4,000.
WEST VIRGINIA -(Esina;cd) Harrison,
500; Cleveland, 1880; Fisk, $50;
STREET,. 100.
GEORGIA Harrison. 1913; Cleveland,
l0j452; Fisk. 1.So2; C0Sdrey. l3G. Total
vote. 1885. Cleycland's plurality. G0.0l9.
NEW HANrSDIEE. ~ Harrison, -. Us; Cleve-
laud. 1898; Fisk. l.jsj; sire, ter. A.; cur
It's -; scattering. &. Total vote, 90. $50.
Isr.son's plurality. $50.
EEMoNT.-Harrissn, -. .g2; Cleveland,
lG.iSs; FISK, l.4S0; scattering, %. Total
vote. &C. f7j: Hsrrison's plurality. % 4o4.
Rhode ISLAND. -ilsrriso0, 2l969; Cieve-
land. 1850; Fisk, l,2jl; Cowdry. Is; scat
teuuc. >. Total vote. 40, 40. Harrison
plurality, 3,l6S.
The following The OF ,ial vote Of The State
Of Illinois. az shown by the complete return.
now Ia The Oilce ~ the Secretary OF State :
Harrison. 370.473; Cleveland,
3iS272; Fisk, 2l,G9j; slrreter. 1000. Har-
ri.on's plurality, 22.20l. Goveruor-Fter.
1853 SEQ; Palmer. 35j.Sl3: Hsrt. 1875
Jones, 5,3Gf. Flier's plurality, l2,ji1.
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rrt.aunre,. RnscaIirH.

4 telegram from Harrisburg Pa, says :
In addition 10 the 5000 which Miss Hage
embezzled while Government stamp clerk IN
this city, she swindled Melinda Meiseuhel-
ter. an old lady, out Of over 500 which the
latter loaned Der for investment i've years
ago. Mrs. Mei,enhelter has been reduced to
poverty and is almost crazy because OF the
loss.
The more The recent conduct OF Miss Hage
ia Investigated the greater the wonder mat
her crookedness was not sooner discovered
She snent from $40 10 $40 q day at one OF The
Harrisburg hotels, paving for cigars for men
and for dinner aud wines for males and
females. Waters were literally tipped, ana
money flowed from her pocket-book without
STINT, This sort OF business was carried on
for several months. Miss Hage's emoezzle-
ment bas financially ruined her brother
deputy collector uuder President Arthur
who has mortgaged fine property to make
good the loss OF bis sisters bondsmen. .,
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The Antrim pvnastv.

by Angl0-Amoric8ac cable % the Dispatch.
VIENNA. December during The debate
IN the lower house on the army bill Herr
Plener, OF the Left, declared that the party,
IN spite Of is opposition 70 the f0reien policy
OF the Government. would vore for the BILL
desiring TO strengthen the military position
of the empire. Herr Rieger sad that
the Austro-Hungarian people would
support the sovereign in the loyal 0oserv-
snce ~ the conditions Of The alliance with
Germany. lie denied that panslayiSm pre-
vailed among the western siavs. The b.
hcmian nation desired 10 become neither
Russian nor German: therefore 1t supports
the Austrian dyua-ly with al rs strength.
TApplsu.e from the Rchll Couot Won
Wel-crshernig, Minister Of War, stated that
In accordance with the wishes Of
the supreme Military Commander, the
German language would be the
medium Tor Official Intercourse in The srmY.
The decision was not one--idsd one. no..
from q national point Of view, did it solely
consider Austrian interests. The army bill
met tho requirements OF the individual
Sts,es OF the empire and the territorial m
tercsts 81 the whole Fa,herland. [ Applause
The bill was approved boy l03 70 %.
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Yru,Cut T,mber or Threats.

4 dispatch from White Earth, Mimi,
saws: The Indians on the Red Lake and
White Earth reservations are ineensed al toe
decision of the AttOrney-General that they
have no right 10 cut timber on the ieserVa-
tions. and threaten TO massacre the officers al
the agencies il anything Is done 10 preVenl
them from cutting and selling. They insist
that they will pay no attention 10 toe iele'
crqm from the Secretary OF the Interior for
bidding the cutting OF logs.
FAST wear the Indian cus on the Red Lake
reservation was 100000 feet, and the reds
sold s21. goo worth Of logs of the White Earth
reservation. Agent Sheehan is trying to
Dacify the ssYages by telling them he Is
making au effort to secure legislation TO per-
NIT them to cut ana sell dead aud down
timber.
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Loo Pnrnell rornmls.isn.

tNy Angl0-American cable 70 ne Dtapatch.i
L0NDnN. December Patrick Molloy,
who refused to obey the subpwoa ot The
Times 10 give evidence before The Parneu
Commission, aud who was arrested and
brought from Dublin under 40 escort Of
police, was plsced in the wiiness,box when
TIE commission assembled 10 dav. He was
guarded by the police. Attorney-Seneral
Webster examined hin AZ length. hut did
not succeed 10 extracting little Of evidence.
MOloy met sll ,he Attorney.GeuerAFs Ques-
tons with blank deuIals or professions OF
Ignorance.
On REORGANIZATION by Michael Davi,t
holoy stated that tue solicitors clerk IN
Dublin had promised hin money il he would
try 10 criminate DAyiti, either by true or
false evidence.
Davi't asked witness Il II was the common
belief in Ireland that the agents Of the Times
and Government were trying 10 obtain evi-
dCnre hv hrlhes and threats. Presiding
Justice Hannen overrLled the question.
Cross-exlmined BY Sir Charles Russell.
MoIoy said he had been humbugcing the
Times people and bad on!y intended 10 get
what be could from them.
Justice Hammer refused 10 hear the evil
dence Of the Dublin solicitors clerk men
TONED by Nolloy regarding the declarations
OF Molloy prior 10 tue tine he was served
with 4 subpoena.
MOlloy was returned 10 prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
AROUND NORFOLK.
TIE KARKET-cARrs BLING sUEK INTO
OBLIVION.
Rics aad Peanuts-Evans seutsaesd to
the FeuiIentiary-costs
81 the trial.
lcorrcsYondencc Of The Ricarngni Di,oa,sA.l

lCorrespondencc Of The Richm0ni Dlsaatrh.i
NoRT0LK, December :. 1854.
The rice crop N the Carolina section just
below here Is said 10 be very light, less than
half crop.
Owing 10 the continued rainy weather
In ;hsi section lately farmers are very much
behind with their work. The peanut crop
Is being rapidly picked.
= he long Caravans Of canya2-covered
narketcafts that used 30 pour lnto@NoriolS
onig NJ n a year or teo ago areso" known
add seen no more. The Norfolk southern raft
road has relesa'ed the msrket-csrt to OBJ
security. All Eastern Carol IA produce now
comes here by rail or steamboat.
John F. Evans, who killed Mclean. was
brought into court this morning Al IL O'Clock
aud sentenced 10 the penlientilrY for two
wears. few AZ his friends were present.
Sergeant Bnmmer Will take him TO Rich
mond early next week. lie will endeavor 70
lessen his term four DAYS in each month by
good behavior, be saws. II u thought the
costs of this trial will amount to a. much a.
the CluyeTius trial. Toe Richmond jurors,
besides board. received sl7.32 each for their
services and mileage. The indictment
against John r. Lewis as an scceesofy OF
Evans wall probably be Quashed.
The sbipwrecked iamil7's boat Ia Liher-
isd could not get away yesterday on account
Of the hich north ssterly winds. Captain
Slccumb hiss now changed his plans, and
will haul his boat ont and place her on eN-
hibition. Captain Slocumb and his family
are now living on board the British ship
senator, having found an old friend IN Cap
tain Mackenzie, OF that ship.
The British cotton ships IN port this season
are the largest aud most powerful ever seen
here.
Mr.. Thomas ~ Allen, formerly Of Nor
folk. now \ wealthy ranch owner IN
Colorado. Is visiting relatives here.
George W. Jennings, wel.kn0wn farmer
OF Norfolk county. yeicrsn OF the MoNcan
war. died At bic home n Lambert, Point on
"wednesday night
Eighly-three vessels carried coal from
Ism oert's Point during the month OF No
vember. and the shipments amounted TO
CT. j0l tons.
Captain A. P. Cooke, commanding the
United States Teceiying-ship Franklin, who
has been III with fever. is conyalescing. G..
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TEv wplruRs IN BIcnxoSD YESTERDAY wa
fair ami cool
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday;
VIEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEv YORK, December Tho stock market
to-day was somewhat less active and the temper
q the rom was moderately bullish, Jet there
was considerable roAiizstions by the taiing eie-
ment a. We'll az by London, sSd some ham ner.
inR Of the spec Altiss. among which hos,N Island
was most Conspicuous The advance in rates Ter
money On the other side caused some selling for
London scc0unt and this was the OCCASION OF =
sharp setback In the early trading. droo IN
Rock Island was also heavy blow 10 the strengi q
q The list. The announcement Of an Official al.
vance Ia west bound rates was not msde until
Just before tue close. and Il had the edect oil
again suliening up prices when there was ten
dency 20 droop Coal stocks we're the strongest
stocks today. although except Ia LackaEanna
there Wss almost Dothiag doing Ia them. They
all closed with marked gains. however, whien
seemed 20 be only a reaction from the Int de-
preston. "a there was nothing new In the nuctu-
GuOn New England aad Missouri Ps,inc were
both exceptionally stfoug AZ umes. but both
were siso very weak By spells, being singled out
BY the bears for erect upon The rest OF the iisI
and their dual charges are Tor small fractions
ouiy. Rock Island WAS the only one OF me
CranEcrs showing any marked weakness, bat
most Of ~ decline vas afterward recovered, and
is nal loss Is g fraction only. Cotton OF Was
again prominent feature IN the market ana
was exceptionally strong. syen when the regular
list was dropping. aud it olosei with an advance
Of over per cent. The market closed quiet
but stronr, generally at something under ne
best figures. The amount OF business done was
SUl 00J shares There are few declines tonight
but none Is Tor more ,Dan fra;tion, while ssn
Frauci-c0 preferrog rose "a, Ia ssuHnna Ia,
Jersey Central b. Erie and Omaha per cenh
Is De. anl Others fractions.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet, steady, ard M
chluscl at is,a4sa. Money easy NJ Nssk per
cent Sub-IreasIry bAances- Old. sl3a.sohVVi
currency 3ljs0s.000 Governments dlli and
siealg; tper cents, iss. ~ coupons. 10 state
/ ilttIf and feafflraia4a
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Heavy Cargo OF Nucar Seized.

tBy telegraph ID ho HiePaNA-l
san FRNCisco, December L-Collector j.
l.. Uager to-day seized the steamer West
Neaih and her cargo OF sugar, which arrived
here from Java last Monday consigned to the
American SUGAR Refinery, Of this city. The
duty. amounting 10 $4,000. was paid on
the cargo. which WAS valued at $780,
ono The reason for the seizure u
stated TO be inst the quality OF the
sugar. has been undereslimated, and that
the Government has been deirauded OF
about one hundred thousand dollars duty on
the cargo. The warehouse company, where
some Of the sugar has been stored was also
seized, aud with the steamer and cargo
placed in charge Of the customs officers M
der seal TIE sugar is supposed to have
been colored ia Java, where q very une
quality sugar Is made. which coloring
lives The appearance Of being 4 lower grade
Of sugar and subject to less amount OF duty.
This is the largest seizure ever made in port
aud tue FIRST cargo Of sugar ever received
from Java. The penalty attached II the
charge il proven u confscation OF tue cargo
and a flee OF % per cent. OF it, value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

Cardinal Gibbons An Advocate or
sunday Law.

A Baltimore (Mi.) special says: Referring
10 bis letter endorsing the proposed sunday
law. Cardinal Gibbons said tbs morning
that he did not care 10 offer any suggestions
a. 10 the means to be adopted by the Gov
ernment for the better Observance Of sunday.
but that De was heartily in accord with anN
legislation having q tendency in that direc-
ton. In hi- letter 70 Or. crafts he said:
Il am most happy 10 sdd nv name 10
those OF the millions Of others who ere iaud-
ably contending against the violation OF The
Christian sabbath by unnecessary labor ana
who are endeayoring 10 promote its decent
and proper observance by ludicious leelsia'
ton As the late PlenarY Council OF Baiti-
more las declared, tie due Observance OF
the Lords Day contributes immeasuraoly 70
the restriction Of vice and immorslty and To
the promotion Of peace. religion, and social
order, srd cannot fail to draw upon the
nation the blessing aud protection OF an over
ruling Providence. II beneyolence 10 the
beasts Of burden directed one days rest IN
every week under the Old law, surely human-
ity to man ought 10 dictate the same measure
OF rest under the new law"
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Arrived In a Damsged condition.


pHILsDgLPHIA. PA. December THE
schooner kMe y. Aidkeu, from Charleston,
had rough weather the entire passage. A
heavy sea washed over the vessel. carrying
away her Sanctions and rail and washed the
decks OF all mOYlbIes. one man died OF eX-
posure. The vessel is leaking, and Will mul
out alter her cargo is discharged 10 repair
AMI recilk The schooner Prank VI. McGear,
from savannah. had a very rough passage
November 23d. in Latitude go north. longi-
tude 80 west. She encountered a hurricaue
from north.northesst backing 70 n0rtn-uorth-
west. which iasfed six days. She lost and
sQlit number OF her sails and lost her boat.
on tbc night Of. the Glh instant, while
anchored 10 B.cd7 island, Delaware bay, she
was run ltto ~ the schooner Carrie l.. God
frey, from Philadelphia for Haylna, which
'trucS the McGear head on, tearing away
Der jibhoom. cut-water, martingale. and all
head.gegr and doing slight damage TO tue
forward rart u the McGCIr.
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WASHINGTON. December "A series Of
dispatches from Macon, -. Louis, and
sprusneld. 40, report thar another
pitched battle occurred at Beyier Wcdnes-
dav night between the Swedcs who worked
To- cosl-mine No. 1 and the unemployed or
striking miners, which lasted until an eaIly
hour IN the morning. There were between
100 and 1000 shots fred. A row Of busis
ne>,-houses north OF the Hannibal snd st. 10
passenger depot were riddied with bullets
hfcd by TIE SBedes. ana msDy OF the vim
doNe we're pierced with holes. The rioters
we're located IN buildings, and about hsif a
dozen were wounded. one man, Charles
Thorn bold. Swcde from Chicago, was
probably fatally shot while trying TO escape
lrom one Of the buildings 10 the mines bait.
Ho.tilitles have ceased for time, hut the
comhs'ants are resting on their arms. Re
ports as 20 who started the battle are con
fcting, and nothing satisfactory can be
learned. Tue Sheriff has telegraphed the
condition Of affairs 10 Governor Moorehouse,
and acknowledged his inability tok Keep the
peace. The Governor has ordered Adin.
tani.GenerA JamisOn 10 BeyieT, and Will
await his report before acting upon the re-
0uest for troops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
nniIroad Rates Iiestorea.

NEW YORK.. December 1.-COmmisslOncr
Fink has ordered the west-bOund rates re-
stored. to take effect according 10 law within
ten DAYS. This order restores west bound
rates 10 the tariff M operation before the
cut was made by the New York Central. The
restoration j. The direct result OF the action
taken in Chicago At the meeting OF The Cen
tral Traffic Association, when rates were ad-
vauccd on cq.t-bound freight The advance
goes into effect on December l1ih, the same
day that the advance in east-bound rates Is
ordered 10 90 into effect.
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The Breach or Privilege.

TBy Angio-American cable 20 tho Dispaichl
Lo>p0N, December The committee ap-
polnted bg tie House OF Commons 20 luqu NJ
into the arrest within The precincts Of the
House II Mr.. Shelby. an Irish member, have
adop;cd the report By q majority OF one,
which sets forth that the IRISH Executive ap-
pears 10 have taken no prCcluti0u t. issue
proper instructions 20 the Irish police for
tie observance Of the rules OF the House OF
Commons.
lnibe House of Commons TONIGHT Henry
Broadhurst Liberal moved 10 postpone the
Tenott stage OF ihe employers liability bill
three months 10 order % allow fuller dts
cus,ion Of the suit ct After long debate
the closure rule was apI lied. and The motion
was rejected by a vote OF 30 10 III.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATcH-sATURDAY. DECEMBER s. 1888

laccs opposite 70 Zauzihar are constantly
being turned BY the Germans IL Il re-
ported that the German admiral has gone 70
meet the English a. Mombaisa. Bushsri,
with two thousand dve hundred men
armed with bTeech-lnnders. snd having
two guns, on Thursday forcioiy
occupied Licgamovo. lie cnlgeuched HIM
sell 500 yads from The Gcrman compauys
fortified stronghold. cutting OF retreat 70 The
sea aud preventing The lacdiug OF German
boats. Tee German mep-oi-wsr then BON.
bsrded the town. destroying British resi-
dents houses. A decisive engagement Is
Immlnerfv
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rt-e I'm a churcn as . Wedding.
Correspondence o. the Richmond Dspat-h.l


CULPTPER, December :. ISIS.
The BAPTIST church last night was crowded
with large and fashionable audience a.
sembled 70 witness the m irriage 81 Mr.. A.
VI. Nelson, OF Roanoke. 20 Miss Sallie Hart
daughter ~ Professor Nelson, OF tue Did
land Academy. JUST As the ceremony was
concluded sid the lcuedlciion mad been
pronounced the eyergreons and floral deco
ratlons hanging over the pulpit and plii-
rin took fire from the candles used and
were soon in a light blaze. A scene OF con-
fusion and excitement ensued which well
nigh proved panic, d the audience-hall OF
the church Is on the second floor. The
presence Of mind OF few OF the audience
md their strenuous efforts doubtless saved
much Of trouble thst might have resulted.
A. IL was. TO one was seriously hurt ana
the church was but little damaged. i.
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snid 10 be a lEonx.
~ teIeerarh b lhe DIspaich.

lIy telegraph 70 thc blsiAtc1.l
CHICAGO, December "A dispatch from
Cleveland. o., says: \ report has been cir
crlaie1 freely here and IN other cities TO the
effect that esriy In January q meeting would
te held i'm Pittsburgh TO form q federation
NJ all the railroad employees in the country.
Chief Arthur could not be found, but Secre-
tarv Everett said that the report must be set
down "A a hoax. The Brotherhood OF Engi-
poers. he said, was not interested in such a
movement and he did not think the meeting
u.nnIl lie hnLf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

excitement Al the village Of West Fork snd
N The towns o; Rngllsh sud Eckeytr. near
Yves. Fork. The intention Il 10 prosecute
these men - tse end n the laS. snd % this
end Governor GRAY h's ordered 4 rfomi-
nent criminal attorney 20 Corydon q assist
tue prosecuting suorncy. On several occs-
sIoss The White Caps have been Indicted IN
both Crawford aud Harrison counties upon
the evidence Of their victims, who recog-
nizsd them, but Jury could never be pro-
cured wlleh had toe courage 70 return YER.
dict 81 guilty. 20 dominaiing las been tho
influence oiihis masked and osth-bounf gang
o. niEhtriders IN Crawford and Hag1.ou
countcs that Tcii estate has gTealv depreci-
aled IN value. immiETation into toe counties
has been stopped, and many citizeus have
sold their farms al snv price they cnuld get
for them, and changed their residence TO
other lOcallifes
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Terry-lsoat Rurned.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. December THE ferry.bo9t
Marylsud, owned by the New York and
New Haven Railroad. which conveys cars
by water to other railroads, was burned
10 the waters edge on the Harlem
river after midnight, with two Pull
man ears, two ordinary coaches, and an
accommodation car" There were thirty
four passengers in the cars at the time OF TIE
Ere. Int thew were rescued, as well as the
boat and traIn-hands, without mishap by 3
fuU.h o1t
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Survivors Of M abandoned vessel
lRT lelegraph % TIE Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, December The bark
Artemes. from Liverpool. brought into port
this morning the captain, mate, and two
seameu, survivors OF the crew % the
schooner Ethel n. DAVIS, Of Porilaod, Ne.
from Ltguna 10 New York, abandoned AZ sea
November 21fh m latitude 1888, longitude
% -. The schooner lift Leguna No
vem5er LIT. aoi hsd far weather until
OH HAttsras or the 2jth, when she VAS cap
SIZED tv q hurricane, tie steward and two
sailors being drowned. rhe survivors cut
away tho splrs, rightef the vessel, lsshed
themselves q the after-hou-e. and remained
in tnst condition Tor four DAYS without food
Or drink, with Tie sea washing over them,
unnl tue crew OF the Artemrs rescued them.
The four survivors were unconscious when
rescued, but came into port in fair health.
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cabinet. ministers Res,en.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the D.spaich.l
MADRID, December 7.-iO-nighl It Is an
nounced that several OF the Cabinet Ministers
hsye resigned. Prime Minister Sagosto ~ o.
have an interview With the Oue.n.R Regent
tomorrow.
The crisis IS due to The election OF eigh,
Conservatives aud Protoci0nis;s rs MEN,
bers 81 the Budget Committee. The Con-
seryativos hope, with the help oi the dissl-
dent Liberals, TO force Premier >aga'is 20
form 3 semi Observation-Disclosures MIN
fsfrV
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Retllehmitn snord..

by Anqlo-American cable TO the Dispatch
PARIS, December owing 10 the dispute
ar Yesterdays meeting OF tie Municipal
Council two OF the members, N. Memorial.
a Bouaneist, ami NJ. Chauempo, fought a
duel this morning. The weapons used were
swords. Cbaulemps received wound 10 The
arm.
The Petit journal says that Floquet and
Peyiral, the Minister OF Finance, bad en- I'M
poriant conversation wednesday on the sub
feet Of the Panama canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

10 be an expression Of power by the Senale
70 coniroi IN shy way tae rights Of q STATE 70
declare tee result Of vote in &c Jurisdiction,
1t wss clearly unconstitutional; ~ Il we're
merely 70 have the result published or de-
CARED II was extra.constliutioBal. In that the
same thing vas otherwise provided tor. It
was on This ground that be desired The re-.
port referred 10 The Committee on Privileges
and iecuons, "a order that Il might there
be decided how 10 dispose % the document
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

[By Anglo-Aunerican cable 70 the Dipaich.l
RoME, December THE Pope 20 day
gave audience 10 VI. lsvokky. the Russian
Envoy. lie also received the Princess Fred
erIck Charles OF Prussia.
Count AntonelH is about to leave the Red
Sea COST Tor Shoa with a caravan Of 1000
camels loaded with gifts sent by Italy 10
King Menelik rs a token OF friendship. The
gifts include 600 rifles and a large quantity
OF military stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

iBY Telegraph 70 Ano DispAtusl
COLrMBus. Ga. December 7.-Thomas w.
Kirksev. drug CLERK In the employ OF Bran
non * Carson. committed suicide tonight by
shooting himself through the head. he Wa'
4 sober. industrious. man about tWenly-nine
wears old, and had been in the employ OF the
firm for two year. The following words,
written on sheet o. paper sud found on a
table. explain the cause Of the suicide ::
Hard work and close condemnation four
teen years hiss ireparably impaired my
phvsical condition aud ! AIN fearful It viii
drive me mad." The note was not signed,
but was in the handwriting Of Kirksey.