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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Practically closed and Both sides
Confident.

ohnut1As
A Chicago telegram saws: Both political
parties have virtually closed the campaign in
Illinois. outside Of Cook county. Ihe Demo-
cratic state Committee have again policd the
state carefully, and place their majority, out
side 81 Cook county. At from 1900 10 1000
for General Palmer for Governor over Pri-
vate J0r Filter. Republican. They claim
heavy gain. in The northern counties, and iu
Cook county they are nov claiming 1000
msiorlty. ON the other hand. the RepuOl.
csn Committee to-day announced the result
Of the poll Of seventy counties. BA-ing
their calculations upon these, they predict
5000 majority for Fiier out'ide OF Cook
county and 10000 majority 10 Cook county,
giving that gentleman $1,000 mai GRITTY over
Palmer in the whole state. But well'posicd
ard conservative Republican are disposed
70 cast doubts upon the correctness OF these
figures. They say that Fiier viii come %
Cock county about even with Palmer, and
VIII beat him here.
There was on important meeting OF the
Democratic state Committee to-day, AZ which
il was announced that the National Commit
tee. believing there was a lighting chance ln
Illinois. had sent out 100000 to help the local
managers, and that the Chicago and North
western railroad had been induced to sgrce
TO close lis shops on election day. There
ore $500 employees in these shops and TIE
Democrats claim % per cent OF them.
United states mlrsh.s are being sworn in.
aud three Of Them will Be placed 1t every
poll in Chicago to Offset the Republican pro-
clvities OF the police force.
Political excitement rams high on the
Board o. Trade. EX-Prcsident A. VI. Wrlgh,
SAYS the Democrats have gained 300 or 800
converts on the board this year, aLd are far
stronger than they ever have been bc'ore. \
VISITOR hom CleyeIrnd, O., went on the
board TODAY Oh ring 10 bet $3.50 even on
Harrison. lie was promptly taken by
Charles smith and "T)m" Barrett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
ONE OF rAsrxuR'N PArIENrN.
Bitten By n sIad-Dog ana saved BY
Enocuiatiou.

John Bourrall. the French steward ~ ihe
Orange club at Orange, y. J., who was Bit
ten by a mad.dog september 18Th, returned
home from Paris on Yesterday, where h.
has been for the past few @e.ks under The
treatment ~ Pasteur. The dog which Dir
Mr. BourrAll exhibited at the time all the
customary Signs o. madness, aud was shot
and Killed on the spot boy the steward HIM
srU. A d0z which had previously been Bit
ten rs the same animal and va, kept chlircd
up 10 await Developments showed shortly
aiterwsrd strong symptoms Of hydrophohia
and was Killed. Mr.. B0Irrall became much
worried about hi- condition, aud deter
mined 20 20 20 Paris fOg treatment.
A fund for that purpose was raised by the
club members and the steward sailed sep
feubrr 22l. Treatment by incubation WIS
beeun ON October ~ aud continued until
October 18Th, when Mr.. Bourrlli was pro-
uounced out 81 danger. For the first Eve
DAYS the patient wss in0cusied twice every
day. and Tor the remainder Of the time ouce
d2y. The operations we're not performed
bv Pa,teur. but Jy one Of the three physicians
practicing in the Pa.icur Institute at IA Rue
Vaughn. Pastcur questioned personally each
one 81 the patients, ~ whom there were
during B1urralrs stay from 80 TO 200 FROM
all parts Of the wor q, under treatment, and
made notes OF the circumstances and pecu.
larities OF each case. No charge was made
for treatment. and the utmost care and a.
tention was shown b every body alike.
ON the completion OF the course ~ treat
ment certificate attesting TO that fact and
beaIing the Signature OF the celebrated
chemist was gwen to Hr. Bourral, which he
exhibits with much pride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
An EIephaut story.

The Chestertown lMd.) Transcript states
that circus exhibited there recently, and
after the night exhibition the herd ~ seven
elephants was hurried OF and placed on
board The large elephant car. The elephant
ear was run up next 10 the tender OF the
engine. one Of the elephants being Of az In.
vestigating turn Of mind, ran biz snout ont
ami lifted The ia II the waier-tank which
supplies the boiler. II contained several
hundred gallons Of water. Either as 4 practical
Joke on the engineer, OF else because be
was mcommony dry, the huge beast
inserted his trunk aud began TO draw
on the water. The other six elephants soon
caught on 10 the wrinkle, snd soon seven
long black shouts, like 70 maaY rubber
hoses, were making the water drop In the
tank ~ il the bottom had fallen ont. Both
the train employees aud the show people
were busy Loading other cars, and the fact
that the elephants bad drank all the water up
was not discovered until the train was
ready 10 start. Then there was music in the
air. but seven happy elephants looked peace
fully and serenely on and took the world
Just A. they found il. without making any
unnecessary fuss over small things. II wAs
Just 9 A. NJ. when the elephants and the rest
OF the show pulled out for Smyfns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

We wrote yesterday concerning the Fede-
raj supervisors OF congressional elections as
follows
"They can see the ballots for congressman
couuted, but in the counties they cannot
touch them. nor do anything except look on
supervise"
The word counties" appeared in the
Dispatch as "cOuntlng."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
VIRGINIA nxOx's WOES.
she Is DrutaIIy Assaulted by Her
italian Husband.

4 Paris special Of October 30Ih says: An
other f,imro must be added to the long list
q unhappy unions Of European titles and
American dollars. TO-niRGt Paris is talking
about the sudden termination OF the honey
moon Of Count and Countess DmOntecarle,
nee Miss Virginia Knox. Their marriage
was celebrated about q f0rtnghtago in Pitts
burgh with great eClQt. The bridegroom ar
rived IN Paris last sunday snd engaged a
suite OF rooms al the Hotel Bellevue prepa-
ratorv to continuing his journey 10 the cas-
lie which ne said his mother has on the
Adriahc.
it was apparent that the bride WAS not
happT, and early on Monday morning the
guests were aroused by shrieks from her
chamber, followed by cries for help. The
guests dressed hastily and ran into the cor.
ridors. The manager Oi the hotel burst
open the door and found the Countess strug-
Cling with her brutal husband, her hair dis
heyeled, her night.dre's torn, and her body
bruised. The Count released his victim, who
rushed 10 the manager, crying beseecbingly:
" save me from him; turn him ouJ OF the
hotel. lie has got no money aud he can't
p.v Won: turn him out" The Count pro-
tested against the interference and attempted
TO pull bis wife back. whereupOn she gave
him a singing blew IN the lace with her
cienched 6st. lie trled to return the blow,
but was prevented by the manager and the
male guests.
The unfortunate bride told the manager
that she bad been thoroughly deceived In
her husband. She believed hlm man OF
means, but learned too lste that he was not
only penniess hut an inhuman brute. Al
trst she supplied him literally with money,
but nothing seemed TO satisfy him. When
she refused 10 give him more he commenced
to beat her. The manager told the couple
he could not allow the guests to be disturbed
and that they must leave the hotel imme-
diately. The unfortunate wife deeply felt
the disgrace and burt into tears and pleaded
to be allowed to remain. But the manager
was memorable, and they were obliged TO
leave They took an early train for Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Lively scene on n British BaSk-Mu-
ttnv Quickly QueiIed.

ttuV Qutchiy Nuetied.
The British bark Cannte, which lay on
Robbins Reef, New York, Yesterday ready
10 up anchor aud sail TOR Antwerp with a
cargo OF case oil, was the scene OF mutt.
nous struggle, which resulted 10 a very
rough handling for two OF her officers and
nine Of her crew. Early yesterday morning
thirteen buriy West Indian negroes, who
bad been shipped by C>ptain James II.
Mcleod, Of tue Canute, TO serve under bin
during the voyage TO Antwerp, arrived at
the bark on board the tow boat G. X.
Stone. They were rough-l0oking lot &C,
eording 10 the Captains account. aud had
been reinforcing their natural sweetness Of
disposition by liberal potstions. Nobody
guessed for a moment, however, that they
would give as much trouble a. they did
ut any rate before they were on the high
seas. They got en- board and went below.
At about 1 O'Clock. the tide being at food,
First-hate william II. McNieKar told the
boaiswaln TO go forward and order the crew
on Geek 10 hesye up the anchor. He re-
turred othe quarterback win the aston
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

The Ohio State journal says: at BENJA'
MIN HARRISON had been President when
Lord sAcKvILLE went to meddling with our
politics the noble Lord would have been bali
seas over by this time" Yes. hali-seas over
celebrating because BEN. didn't have tue
backbone 10 Ore him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Coquelin must now be regarded as having
definitely retired from the Coincide Fran.
caise. The application OF Nine. CoquelIn for
the withdrawal OF her husbands shares in
the partnership fund hss been accepted, and
CoquelIn's resignation Is therefore an accom-
plished fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
A NEW EXPLOsIVE.
Twice nv Powerful ~ Dynamite snc
Infinitely safer &c Handle.

4 New Britain Conn special lis the fol'
loving: Rudolph Ericsson. young SWede.
il employed in = drugstore in this clty. Be-
fore be came 10 America he worked with bic
uncle in a gWpowder-isctcrY IN the old
country, and together they eXperlm'nted Ia
find ueG explosive that would be ~ power
iul rs dynamite hut lsss dan gerous TO handle.
4 Ten months sgo Young Ericsson received
a letter from his uncle. in which The latter
stated that his experiments bad at l'st been
successful. lie enclosed The formula Of the
new explosive. and Rudolph rot It patented
under the name Of Extraite.'
The new explosive looks Ike moist corn
mca.. II can bee made AS easily ~ c0rnmcal
can be cooked, and much in TIE same TaT.
Last week SIR. Ericsson made quantity OF
ii ina stove 10 Curran'- drugstore, and then
eXperimenicd with II before some persons
whom be ia trying 10 iuierest in H. MANU-
iaciurp. a mass ~ rock az shuttle " sdoW
mountain was selected - the scene of
the experiments. The Erst trials were
10 prove that the mixture could not be cN-
roded in the open air. A small IRE wa-
started. and two pounds OF extralite were
pur in n. The ,tuG would neither explode
nor burn. II was thon thoroughly mixed
with Kerosene oi. wheu ah0'it hNf OF q
NNIN|tls NIii NlA tf'ft a i.ff's - NAi-.t ~
mite cartridge wa inserted IN roll NJ tbp
stuff. The cartridge was exploded with a
fuse but the estralile did not explode.
When some o. the substance was placed on
q fat stone and Itruck with hammer.
The only result was 10 reduce Il TO hner
powder.
A hole two foet deep was drilled in me
hardest rock 10 he found 10 a ueghborin1
quarry. Three roll. OF the explosive. each
containing three ounces, we're tampcd dom
in the hole and connected with fuse. Tie
explosion shook TIE ground, aud the air We
hled with ngug bou'I,r-. The result
achieved would have required two pouno'
81 gunpowdrr or one pound OF d5naut"'
while only nine ounces Of cxtrahie were
used.
The manufacture OF the explosive will be
commenced in New Britain 20 once. The
street commissioners Of Hartford have d~
cidcd D. use u iu the civ, qurrcs. Tie
French Government Il SAID 10 have paid one
million fronpa flr flo riy az to U.a 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

The Camden Republican club was wrecked
Wednesday. On Tuesday next the whole
Republican party will be in a condition 10
sympathize with the Camden club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Under Currents. BY "The Duchess" an.
thor OF "MoIly Bawn," &C., &c, &c.
New York; John w. Lowell Company.
1888. Price IN paper zoe.
For sale by THOMAS j. STARKE 4 Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
An EEg-EatInE Horse.

"My best dog story this week Is about
a horse" Saws a writer in the London Sport
ing and Dramatic News. "a CORES pOndent
kindly seads It to ae from Christchurch,
New Zealand-English horses have not these
quaint tastes and here It is: In a stable in
THIS civ there is a horse entertaining a most
'cAEe and pudding affection for ahen. The
ben has 40 equally strong and equally strange
affection for the horse. Only in the horses
manger will the hen lay, and the horse waits
with more or lees patience until the egg has
been laid. lie then, with q most uD-
natural appetite for an equine, quietly
swallows toe egg, aud does 20 With
tue greatest gustO imaginable. The hen will
lay nowhere else but ~ this particular mnn-
ger, and when 'chuckle' is taking. to the
horses thinking, too long time to deposit
the coveted morsel. the horse opens his soft
lips, lifts the hea up to see II the egg has
been aid, aud il it lie, quietly approprates
tue delicate morsel. II 1t Is not be becomes
quite restless, until the dsicacy be has been
waiting for Is ready; but be will have the
egg, and mis- fOndness fer tue hen who thus
supplies him is unbounded. xhe story app
pears incredible, but the horses owner Is
perfectly willing to convince any one TO the
contrary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

The Brooklyn Times says; "This is
what used to be called Republican weather"
II must be pretty cold In Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

The man who thinks the Republicans have
buried the bloody shirt should keep company
with Lord SACKvuLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Rheumatism Is caused by the laetic acid in
the blood, which HOODS sarsaparllla neu-
trslizes. and thus cures rheumatism,
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Electors nj Large.


lett. r. b. WRIGHT. Of Essex.
Qnd-D GARDINER TYLER, Of Charles CITY
srd-TAZEwELL RLLETT. Of Richmond city
div. X MCKINNEY. Of Petersourgh
b.h-H &. PETERS. - Henry.
Civ. ". BERRY. u Bedford.
7th-MICAJAH WOODS. 81 Albenarle.
6h-F. z. MEREDITH. Of Prince William.
Ssh. ". AAR3HALL, Of Craig.
lg.h-R b. POORE, ~ hppJmaitox.
FOR CONGRESS THIRD DISTRICT.
GeOrgc a.. Nises
or pfCgpOSD dry.
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BRIEF COMMEA T.

Remember. Virginia Democrats, that upon
your votes may depend the fate of the
national ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

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Judge Ehnrmnn's Predictions.

A Columbus (OuioJ spcctd 20 the Biitl-
more sun t4ys: judge Thurman arrived
here tonight from Newark. where me spoke
this afternoon. lie was met 20 the depot Dos
the nineteen Democratic clubs OF this city,
oil uniformed. aud with banners and mu-ic.
There we're thousands OF persons 40 the sia-
ton. sud the cod Roman wJ. tendcred
a royli reception aud escorted to bis resi-
dence by a c0nc0ur-p % people that block
AIDED the streets. Judge Thurman made n
brief sr-ech, saying the battle was won. and
80 Che Democrats bad to DO w1' t0 torn 0gt
and vote: President Cleyeaud'- I'd. cton
$50, sure; that West NireiuA was s0hdlY
Democratic, aud that the Ecpubhcaus would
he astoni,hcd at their small minority 90
Ohio. To a sun representative senator
Thurman said his health was better than Tor
year-. and he felt Ike continuing the cam
paign for two months longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
a Ne,r Arcnne for Mlcail. ond d,

"a new Avenue AuE hsAs - AA'OAA . e-hNs
Nr. l.. J.. Campbell, editor Of the Murphy
n. 81 Bulletin. IS I'm the city. Mr. Camp
bell has recently issued an edi,ion of bis pl-
per embracing Twelve pages descriptive Of
the resource, OF Western North Carolina,
which Is not only 4 credit 20 bis State BAT
contains some facts well worthy of the COM
,ideration Of Richmond merchants. Murphy
I. the distributing point for large sections OF
Western NOrlh Carolina, North Georgia,
and Fast Tennessee, and drains one OK the
wcalthle-t mineral are4s bon .he country. In
the tive counties immediately tributary To lt
Is an almost endless variety ~ minerals and
forest product H. geographical location i'
such that "a must become railroad centre.
Onc railroad h,s already reached Murphy
and &c i The objective point 81 four Others.
The North Carolina Western railroad will
he completed 20 Murphy by April next. and
Will open new and important avenue for
Ric1mOud trade.
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Regular
H1EcToN-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER Q, issS

DEMOCRArIC TICKET.
uiEcTIOS-TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1883
FOR PRESIDENT,
Grover cleveland,
or NEW YORK.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Allen a.. Thurman.
or OHIO.
Electors nj Large.
RICHARD =. BElBNE. o. Hanover.
JOIN T.. HARRIS, Of Rockingham.
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DUTcn Bulbs.

HYACINTHs, TULIPS, ETC., M
A PORTED direct fr3m ths grosors IN no.-
laud and France. Just recelsel BULBS ace y.
extra q % quality Aad prices fully - los al
lower than taose u nSrtocrn deAi,rA
send iog Descriptive u.s. Nailed ircn
Parties reQuirigg iarso gaaGstiles are ~ astF
OIL ~ write for spotial prices.
A. ". WOOD { sons, seatsnan,
corner Sixth and Astshail stfeats.
and I'LL eAag kraaklin saeSL
% G3-eod.HksxsNods hAhRl0a1 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Anietiera and kilograms must Be ADDRESSED
&C. The DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not b re-
tunod-
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DYSPEPSIA.
CONSTIPATION.
H-1pArrrr
PERSONAL.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-HAYING
IL QUALIFIED AsEXECCTOkupou the estate
Of A. b. GOODMAN. deceased, / hereby request
all persons Indebted 70 said estate % make pay
ment TO me- aud all parsons having claims
against said estate viii please present The same
TO me az No. 7OS esst Franklin street, Richmond,
Va sIGMUND 81. GOODMAN,
Executor VI A. y. Goodman, deceased
-.
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AnYrRTIsINa AGENTS
FEnAACIAL.
S120,O00.
RrcHYosp. Va, November /, ISIS.

IILHFUhUs ' A. l'VFVIIIUUI Y 40
Scaled bids addressed % he undersigned Will
10 received az the oice Of the City Auditor until
O'Clock THURSDAY. November =, lsss. for all
or aay portion Of si90 900 PER CENrUM
REGISTERED EONDS or The CITY or RICH
hOND, payable thirty-tgur years after tho LIST
day OF July, 1888.
The bids will be opened at tho time above
named IN the presence Of the Committee on
Finance Of tho City Council
These bonds Will b. issued under authority Of
a resoluGOn II tho Council approved April II,
laSs. % provide funds for the completion " tho
new City Hall y. ID. HARGkDFB,
no LIT Chairman COMMITTEES on Finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Reading notices IN readine-maiter Vp@
Ires or less. 81: IN nOnpAren loaded. &c.
Card OF rates Tor more space furnished On ap-
piAcstiou-
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Wg1EWesTS.
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DTCHMOND THEATRE
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unusual merit Spoca scenery; superb c1s-
tunes: wonderful mecnaLirsl effects. Ihurs1Ay
night and tho balance a. Gao wcok Madam and
Augustin Neville will produce iJr the hrst Ume
iu Richmond the romantic drama entitled " tho
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FuRNHTURE. &c.


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