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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
NORTH CAROLTNANOTEs.
Death of = mInistor-PardOned.

ISpocIaI IcItsTHIn 70 ulo UI5paVIAI
RALEIGH, n. c., March q. Rev. Ia
cob Utley, o venerable and highly
esteemed minister, died at the Baptist
Orphanage, at Townsville, Sunday.
lick Crockett (colored), who was CON
victed in 1879 Of larceny and sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary, was par
doned out to-day by Governor Scales on
account Of his good behavior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Fatal Explosion of POwderwOrks.

10y WIN "III y VI" F'I"T'I'II'I
DoBBs Ferry, n. Y, March pa
severe explosion was felt throughout
Westchester county this morning be-
tween $40 and $40 o'clock. Doors and
windows and houses were ratified, and
tho people thought they had experienced
an earthquake. Stickney's powder-fac-
tory, near Ashford, had blown up, and
two men-the only persons near the
works-were blown to atoms On the
spot where the mill stood is now hole
in the ground large enough to contain
the building which recently occupied it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
COURT ORDERS.
UIRGINIA--IN THE CLERKS
Y OFFlCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

UIRGINIA.--IN THE CLERKS
Y OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, MARCH 2, iSsS-IH
VACATION:
Robert A. Buckner. Leigh buckner, Lindou C.
BucAner, Walter Buckner. Hermann Q. Crue-
ger, and Mary Blanche Crueger his wife. late
Mary Blanche Buckner, Daniel II. Brown, and
X. Milbur Brown .flhln uns.
e..
The Rrlghthope Railway Company, Rebseca
b. Griflth, aiministratriK Of the estate OF W. Il.
Griffith, deceased. George r. Edwards, and N.
A. Edwards his wife (the last three being non-
residents Of the Commonweslthl Defendants.
IN cuAHCRRY.
The object OF this suit Is % procure partition
Of the coal lana IN Chesterfield county known as
the Wilkinson Tract" being IN the Glover
hin basin and adjoining tina lands OF Robertson,
Foudley, and othSrB and said 70 contain 2Va acres
And afideut having been nlnfe and died that
Rsbecoa n Griffith, adminisuatr1x OF the estate
OF w. II. Griiiith, deceased, George 4. Edwards,
and Al. A Edwards his wife arc non-residcnts
OF this state 10 is ordered that they appear hero
In one month after due publication OF this order
and do what may DO necessary 70 protect their
interest In this saiL.
A copy---Teste; y. Ii. FLoURNoy. Clerk.
HENsY 0fBaoN, p. q Hh l,WAw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
False Reports.

[By Anslo-Ameriesne cable 70 the Dispatch.l
BERIIS, March27. Forged letters pur-
porting to be signed by the President of
the Reichsbsnk, TO the effect that Prince
Bismarck had been stricken with apo
pieXy, were circulated on the Bourse to-
day. All efforts to discover the identity
of the forger have thus far proved fruit
lasa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

CuAFIesroS, w. Va, March ~
Richard Baker and CALVIN Brown, who
had been indicted for stealing IRON from
The old ferry-boat City OF Charleston,
, ,n1 srrested to-day on charge OF steal
inc tbe iron fence around lot IN the
lr9 They had preliminary ex-
o,aination before Justice Bradt and were
sent on for indictment at the next 'efH
of tine Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Nofeh nesIrmcr Dead.

IDI IoI'b "F4I y 10 W III
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 27.--Felix
0. c. barley, the celebrated designer
and illustrator, died suddenly at his
home in Claymont, Del, this afternoon
presumably of heart-disease. he was
sixty-six years OF age, and was one of
the best known meR Of his profession
in this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Riot IN Bucharest.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the pispatch.l
BUCHAREST, March 27.--A crowd Of
partisans of the Opposition gathered in
front of the Chamber of Deputies to-
day and shot tho door-keeper. The
military charged the crowd and drove
them away from the front of the cham
Der. The streets continue thronged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Snou two Feet on n Level.

ABERDEEN, OAK, March 27.-It has
been showing here necessarily for the
last thirtysix hours. There are two
feet OF snow now on level. All mil
road travel is suspended. The storm is
general in Central Dakota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
BLAIR'S LATEST.
SENATOR RlDDLESEReyR MAKES A
gpTGcz FAv0RINa 1T.
Ap3 Declares so Represents the Exon fed
ssA,tt-Ihe Republicans and
the TaIiH.


Traw cur hCealAr Correspondent
vA.uvoroN, ID. c., March 27.-Mr.
lis h.h 90 awe precedence 90 dis
% Confederate soldiers over other
nos proved ,o have been ioval
r. tHc war came MP IN the Senate
..a.t..
$50 Hild.ohcrgcr made an extended
-l id favor OF the hiN, (which no
t.a occasion SD aumadvcIt on the late
Tolerate Government AMI It's officials.
OIL. &. Olrc>> his 1isauprobation 81
uscrr in winch !; had treat
. private soldier. Ec claimed
.e l.L tldd.ebcrlrr represented
D.r..ofut> soldier, sad very strong
t. That she Confederate brra.
-> sc Congress did not do so. lie
... r..t.acd that tho cx-Conlcdc-
r. rla served during tho war as pri-
,.-u,c t.c loyal citizens OF the South
sv. .nl insisted that the MANNED
. c.g'cI Veterans should have the
,rae Wheu offices were g. be dis
.ti ,y the Federal Government.
1912. ...'f Also made spcechln favor
I, lll ADA r,pudated the idea that
.. al entering wedge for the pen
ai tN.Douielora'os.
..-.c llmu1as improved the OPP
o. ar hrs aItpathy for the
ll declared taat the bin WAS q
tr.'s proposition thot should not
moment Dee considered bv tho
senate. ltspas0ce would an
-lA distinction between the men
t. ic.-h, fCr The Union and the men
10 against 20. He was not will
....v u TIE courtesy q second
Then the morning hour ar
r cl fAe lill went oYtg.
Mills sept from o'clock tins
ul-l 3, when his son left the
it IS hoped that lie Will he ont
ITO ..v ays. auJ able o. take charge Of
I tI when reported in the
THO committee VIII not take
. pa D, "a lis absence uulcss 1t ap.
ga; his Illness viii ho protracted,
csse they viii report the bill
.,,sr Tar, II this week. The friends
Cd, o.. bill ars bringing every influence
- Sd is behalf. and hope to
.. 90 seccIt its passage, but
opponents are very confident
.t uM Lot pass ia anything
rislape The Republicans
u Homeopathy declare that no
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
-, -. peuxIne Explosion.

BrrpApo, March PA fire at Union ,1o
C;tv Pa twenty-six miles south OF Ere,
~: morning destroyed property to the
a '', of $4,000. During the nre a
tank OF benzine in drugstore eH5s'nSs
and blew four men out Of the building ii
All were badly burned and one Will aio'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
pe.trnct,re Enronean FIooas.

IBy AnEIOAmoFWan ca0Ie 20 u7 UI9P"VH-I
BERLIN. March 27.--The banks OF the
Elbe are flooded for many miles. Hun
dreds of villages arc submerged. An
enormous amount OF damage has been
done and many lives been lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Emperor FreaertcL.. Condition.
IBy Anglo-Amcrlcas cable to the Dispatch.l

IbJ AHBIO-AMorcas cabIe 70 ID" DIhpANIhI
BERLIN, March 27.-The Emperor's
sleep last night WAS almost unbroken.
The doctors have decided upon applying
the massage treatment to the Emperors
legs as q substitute for walking, which
the weather forbids. The best massage
doctors in Berlin will commence to treat
the Emperor tomorrow.
The coronation OF Emperor Frederick
and Empress Victoria as King and Queen
of Prussia is expected TO occur at
Kergnsburg in June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
A Murderer Over,aEsn and KILLED.

PHGYIX, \. T., March 27.-Word
reached here to-day that the posse in
pursuit of the murderers Of Superin-
tendent Gnbble, OF the Yulture mine. and
two companions, had overtaken one OF
the robbers, killed him, and recovered
bar OF bullion and Gribble's jewelry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
IAsIs.ern.,.enaI woman. Council.

10y IDIegfsph % Us DlspHVHI
WAsmAoros, D. c.. March 27.-.mrs'
Heuld B. schattuek. president OF the
National WOman's Suffrage Association
iof massachusetts,, presided over the In
Saaal0Aal Coancil Of Women tins morn
iug 4 large and interested audience
Nas present. Tho first paper Of the "a, asy
tas read by Isabel q. Barrowb on "lho
Woik Of Unitarian Women.
Hrs Laura M0Neir, president OF the
Ladies Oi the Grand Army Of the ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
EXCURSIONS.

E,IRsT EXCURSION OF THE SEA.
II son TO WASHINGTON, sArukDAr
leaves E,ba at II O'Clock r Nj; retoraing. leaves
M gton Mondsy, April III, 81 iii3o ociock r.
n. Two days. u round uip; heaezicksDusy
IA sas sSss CONGRATULATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

nrrn At iSsisc. whisaey steady at n.Hssi.4,:
Other arfcioa nnebaaeod. FreigDte " LiseIyoo'
por steamer dull-cotton. Lid; nonr, POT '"n'
81; grain. I'd.
CHICAGO
cH,c.oo March g7,--Cssh quotations serei
Flour Quiet and unchanged, except FOR Tinter-
Whea, nours, which srs .0ai5c. higher. no.
spring vhsst. 72Hs75kc.; No. 2rod, 80 Nc
corn. HXc. No 2 oats. HhaNc. hess-pork,
sl330atiS3a Lard, $50 shoFbrha N:.Da
S7.OsE; shoulders, N.5bat6: shortclear sides
(boxed), a.. 5OsS15a Whiszey, si.i5-
Leading futures ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
EMPRESS AUGUSTA,
widow OF the Emperor.King.

The widowed Empress has lived much
in retirement, enforced by bad health,
and the picture of her from which the
accompanying cut was made Is the only
one procdrable. She was born on Septem-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
rbree ChiIdr.n nnrnsa 60 pca.h.

ORnIIA. ONE. March 27.--The house
occupied by Thomas Bull, storekeeper
and postmaster, WIS burned last night.
His three children. aged one, three, and
five, were burned 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
MONEY BY EXPRESS.

Friday night money came by express.
White went TO the express Office, took
the package. and signed the receipt
for it. Saturday morning he went
back and paid the charges on it. lie
never deposited it in the bank at ell, but
kept it. When the draft for $4,000 on
the Park Bank was presented it was not
honored, as the account was overdrawn.
Saturday afternoon White remarked in
bank that he was going to Chapel Hill
to see a sick relative. Cross remarked
that he had never been to Chapel Hill,
and thought lie would 20 there and
spend Sunday with White. So both
LEFT on the O'Clock train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

stock 40 JSN, 10 shares 90. a. So.
Closing quotations a. the Stock Board.
aovsssHEST ss0UEIrtgA Bd As1L
United states b's.....,............io6 ...
United states ts..,....... ..........l.J1
stats sECCRuEs.
North Carolina gs..... .......... ~ o.
North Carolina Gs..................i2l4 ...
Nirginia6s, c0ne)ls......... ....... IS 80
Virginia 5-i-3 1910 s........ ...-...-. 81 -
virginia Ys, new. .............. bi'f CiA
Virginia c)nsOl-c0up0ns. fnndabie. q! o..
Virginia consolcoupons, uon-f1nd-
at. -...---...-.- --......--... ~ ~
cry sKCURiTIs&
Richmond cityss. .............l95 19S
RichmOad city 6s....................llj ~
Richmond city o 5 C-Jl-Sll ..... ...l12 lcb
Richmond c.ty So, I81l auI la'oN. .lCH il'H
RAILROAD B0ND2
Atlanta ond Charlotte iE'7's.......fe1 lN
A. and g. & Jar interest p s...........iO ...
Care Fear & / sd. valley ............ ... a3
Char. Col. sud Augusta istt4-.....lll8 ..-
Guar, Col. aud Augusta HIts......l2 ...
Colufn hia nIi Groeufiiio IL C'5....IUl ...
Columbia and 0reeuvllle 2i bs.... 3
Georgia Psciic l5t 6's........,.......l0S 100
Georgia Paclnc 2i6s, inc0me....... q. %
Petersburg class oe....".......lyH llO
Rich. York T. AM ChoA ists'S.....1il nav
Rcnmon1 and herz. lst 5s........lO3 10
Virginia Midland geu1 NOR 5's... o.. -
Western North Carolina Ist js...... -
RAUROAD SrOtkA Far
North Caroiina................il0 100 o..
Petersburg. ....-.lOO ~ 50
r., n. &. = div oOllS L.-..,... III 10
BANK STOCKS
National Bsnk Of vrglnia....lO l0i 80.
Union Bank Of Richmoli..... - 90 90.
ISs0RAvcE COHPANIsS
Virginia Fire sud Marine..2j o.. 3iH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
drawn close, and the interior Of the bank
was invisible.

VERY CONSERVATIVE.
The people Of Raleigh are evidently
very conservative. There we're no at
tempts At a run on any Of the other ex-
cellent sound banks. At these business
flowed in the usual channels moro de-
posts than usual were received at each
of these, and less money was paid out
A few people went 20 tho Savings Bank
to withdraw deposits. but when they
found their checks would be promptly
cashed they said they did not want the
money in that case.
President f. G.. Reade, Of the National
Bank OF Raleigh, said 1.-THE bank IS
not in jeopardy by reason Of the failure
Of the State National. The bank il in
excellent condition. The stock is worth
a premium"
W. f.. Anderson. president OF the
Citizens National Bank, said {: "This
bank is in q perfectly safe condition.
We have out from $1,000 to 81, 900 Of
the State Banks checks on New York,
which may or may not be paid. II they
are not paid they can be charged of
without detriment TO this bank"
Cashier J. G.. Brown, of the Citizens
National, said This morning quite q
number Of orr depoSitors who do net
usually appear so early came in and
made deposits. Some made offers Of
aid, one sayinghe would, if necessary, go
to New York and bring back $50, GOO for
the bank. His kind offer was declined
with thanks, and he WAS told the bank
needed no assistance whatever. The
feeling on tine part of all depositors is
perfectly good"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
NO SURPRISE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-The failure of
the National Bank Of Raleigh did not
create surprise in bank circles in this
city, Al the bank was looked upon as
weak. Ten days ago Samuel c. White,
cashier, stopped at the National Union
Bank Of this city and asked for
a discount of $4,000 of plant
ers' paper. it WIS not looked upon
as safe, and was refused. The National
Union Bank has been its correspondent
in this city, but had discounted nothing
for it since last November, and therefore
lost nothing. White told the president
Of the National Union Bank that he had
no difficulty in getting the accommoda-
ton in New York which had been re-
fused in Baltimore. 1t is supposed that
White was then on his way to Canada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
BALTIMORE STOCK aARKYT


BAIrINoRs. ND. March 27.--yirGhiR 6's, past
due coupons, 6is 90. now BE, o.; do. 1910 q,
b NiA today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
THE COMPTROLLER NOTIFIED.
D3vtelogrsph 20 the DlspatchI

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Comp
troller OF the Currency received informa-
ton this morning that the president and
cashier Of the State National Bank Of
Raleigh, n. G., had sbsconded TO Canada
with large amount Of the banks funds
He at once issued instructions to Bank
Examiner Tate TO proceed to Raleigh
and take charge Of the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

Many are complaining Of Duh hmos.
but If you were - seo the stream Of
people going into Julien Iiuioris store
with their demi0hns % be filed with
his g. and 32Gn WE4kcy you
wouldn't think business WIS dull with
hin. His store j. two doors below tho
Dipdtch Office. 100 east Main. He
claims his g Whi-1ey TO be equal to
most whiskey sold at g per gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

FLOUR
Wa 1u)ts: Pins, s25)st175; s1perhns, s2.75a
g. 5: extra, sL5Jss275; family AssL5l pa,eaI
family, country, SL7JaS&0
COTTON REPORT.
Narke, steady.
RECEIPTs.
bales.
QUOTATIONS.
NfDDLING. ll-l8c-
Low MODELLING. 3-l6,.
ORDINARY. 6 1-l6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March q, 1851
QyTGgIAGs.


wHsAR-675 bushels.
CORS.-l,3li BUSHELS
ORCHAKD-GsAss SggD.-e00 bushels.
sALE3 REPORTED 70 sEcRHrARY
WHEAT.-Longborry &c bushels very COED a.
CSC shortDeTry, so bushels very good at Ole.
Total sales Of wheat 576 bushels.
CoRS.-White. . bushels prime At &C.; 81
bushels very good on private terms: az bushels
very good az 3d.. 80 bushels fair OF 69c. 100
bushels steamer on private terms. Total sales
Of corn. 200 bushels.
We report the corn market to-day firm 90 quo
tauons. Outside range Of prices az 70 &c. 4
small lot Of 20 bushels sold AZ Csc, but this eas
is not considered u iair criterion OF the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BkLT1MoRr, AND kioH'
NoaD STOCK HxCHAE6za
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco. Iar-
penIins. Rosln. Tar and
Peanut Harketl
fBy telegram to tho Dispatch. !

NEw YORK, March 27.--The stock market To-
dag was alternately strong and weak, WIN
moderate volume Of business, and tonight the
Est Is irreguiarly changed, although some
marked declines are recorded. The dual docla-
ration Of dividend on Missouri Pacific caused
nrmer feeling this morning. A raid on the mar
ket came alter noon, and had for ia oDiect tne
diaruptlon Of pools In Reading aud ~. Paul Tho
sales Ia tho Grst-named stock were again very
heavy, and some large blocks changed hands G.
rapidly declining prices The room was treated
90 some startling reports from Chicago, which
had n very unssttllng effect upon the general
list and among toe specln,ties thers we're soTao
marked lO6zes. The decline came 10 q halt bow
ever, before the close CT business, and most Of
the list shows light gains for ths day Missouri
Pacific lci tho upward movement In tho fore
noon and Of ons iiDie showed net Adyance OF
over por cont but she greater portion ~ this Was
afterwards lest 81 Paul, witch was watched with
great Interest throughout displayed stubborn
strength in the face OF the pressure brought
against IL and lOst but small fraction beyond
tbs dividend. Lackawsnns aud Unisn Pacific
ware also very prominent and both were very
well hold. anon the low-priced stocks Hooking
coal was The feaInro. making sharp sdvauce
toward tho close on "a increased busine n
The opening was strong NJ advances extending
% per cent. and while th9 business done IN
tho forenoon wac monopoliKcd by Ave o. Six
stocks. there was firm 10 strong tene, with
cOalsrs most conspicuous. The best prices OF
the day were reached about noon. when the rad
began. and Reading and Northwestern sho~ cd
tho most Woakhess though tho decline extended
10 th0 entire active ltst There was no inier-
rupti0p 30 the decline until In th0 last hCnr.
when slight fractions wore fegainod and the
market ciOsed about steady a. ii'tle better than
tho lowest ngures. Total sale-, sSl3.O09 shares
NST YORK. March s7.-RScnsngs dun end
firm Money essy NJ 2a3 per cent, clos4ng offer
ed at , Sue-Tressury belances-Coin. flAh-
2}6,e)O; currency. fl93iG.e01 Governments duu
and steady; per coois, 1874; 81 per con's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

of the bin without pledgiug his ultimate
approval Of the measure.
The bill was then read the first time,
and the House adjourned until April 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

WuWv7roV. March E.-Iurpentne firm ~
g., Rosin stcadv: sfrrIasf. eskc.; gooi strain
od. s7kc. Tar n1n a. floj. Cruis turpenuno
dlp: hard. S. youow-clD aud ,irsin. g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

by tolegraph o no Dispatchl
- NAsHlyGToH. March pa 4. N-For
.,. Virginia. frosh % Drisk u0rthoriy winds,
iRAlH 'uoaIy stationary temperature, rain.
""' T0r North Carolina. south Carolina,
-jGeOrgia. and Eastern Florida, on the
coast fresh 70 brisk sOuthery Winds
nearly stationary temperature rain; IA the in
tafior llyht 20 fresh n0rthcrly winds. The con-
dtaOus ore favorable f1c severe local storms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

CISCINSArr. Aauh 2i-Flour dull wheat
frm: No. 9rei Nhc. tsrn-No. : mi1ei "a
sac. 0at+-N0. mix 81, ifeNe. Pork nrfn
AZ si2s5 Lad sr0arcr IS g. D. Buiz-meats
Grmer. Wll1oy steady 90 sl0a. Hogs arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
MAXINE INFELLIGENCE.
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, Up. NJ. trustees sale
Of farm In Chesterfield county
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
&c.;llA A. NJ, hay, buggies, harness. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

TUESDAY. March g, ISss
SALEs-FmsT B0ARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
!ock a. JSN, 10 shares 90. at5s4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

This was given to the local paper just
before midnight. Very few people knew
Of the affair last night, ard every at
tempt was made to insure secrecy. This
morning when the publication appeared
it was like thunder-clap. The people
here had never known anything Of the
kind in all Raleigh's history.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-20
FLORIDA

volusia county's tax levy for next year is
IA mills on the dollar.
A. Hague has been reappointed a county
commissioner of Alachua.
After a six-weeks attempt, A. L. Rogero
succeeded in getting into Palatka Sunday.
Several persons who have removed back
to Gainesville have been notified to leave
again.
The canvass being made by the demo
cratic candidates of Putnam county is meet
ing with great success
c. P. Devereaux of Palatka is fixing up
his store with shelving, and will do whole
sale aud retail business.
Thomas Williams (colore6 Of st. Angus
tine has been granted pension of IS per
month from May l, 1865.
Wakulla county's cotton crop will exceed
that of many years past. Several will
make a bale to the acre.
1t is stated that the work In st. Angus
tine now laid out by Mr.. Flagler, will re-
quire two years to complete il.
At Gainesville business was having q
revivinR outlook until the now cases of the
last few days put something of damper on
it,
Several Of the business firms of Games
vile, who are temporarily doing business
at Arredondo, report brisk trade in their
line.
A catch Of 2,10O mullet was made in one
day during the past week with two gill nets
by the firm of Forbes g. Forbes, at st.
Marks.
Marcus Endel and friends, through r. @.
Mcpherson, have forwarded from Green
vile, s. G., $40 for the yellow fever suffer-
ers of Gainesville.
Palatka is being thoroughly cleaned. The
weeds in lots and on the streets are being
cut down, and houses and fences are having
the paint brush applied.
A correspondent writing from Seville,
Fla, TO the MORNING News says that the
statement published some days ago that
when the epidemic was announced at Jack
sonville, Seville closed its doors and shut
itself in, and only opened them partially
when the food question became an i'm
portant one, is incorrect.
Some Of the colored people Of Gaines
vile are in bad fix. After stampede Of
two weeks they come back to keep from
starving TO death. Now the relief commit
tee won't issue rations 10 them because they
came back, and with no work to do, and
not nickel to get away with they have
nothing to do but pray for relief.
Palatka Herald. w. w. Estes, the
dentist, has gone, leaving few friends and
plenty OF bad deots He came here before
the fire In 1884, aud did good business