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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11


An epidemic Of influenza Is raging In Stock
holm. Thousands ol persons are suffering from
IL.
robert Browning, the poet, IA i'll at Venice
with an alarming attack OF oronchitiA
Mr. Forrest resumed his argument in behalf
a the defence 10 the CrOuin trial, IN Chicago,
yesterday, after which ms Court adjourned.
Colonel Booth. chief Of stsif 10 the commander
OF the Salvation army. has been arrested for in
ringing the decree by when ne was expelled
from the Swiss territory
The leaders Of last springs strike at Essex
have been admitted 90 the mines throughout the
di-tricS This important concession pacihes the
men. aud there is a better ieelng
Alta meeting OF tho Governors Of the various
States in Washington yesterday steps we're
taken 70 Derpetuafe the memories OF a century
ot It's history b. q memorial 81 Philadelphia.
Mr.. Macdonald, manager Of tho London Tia,es.
Is dead. Tie wa. conspicuous ~ Witness ia tue
parliamentary Inquiry into no source 81 the
Times's pretended documents IN tho Parnoll Com
mission.
The epidemic Of Influenza e. St. Petersburg
seems 70 b. changing IT. nature somewhat. Tho
seizures are becoming q q more malignant type
than they were al nrsl, but there are not 80
May c6sea.
Ia the election In Boston yesterday, teni, ihe
Republican and Citizens candidate. was elected
mayor by largo majority The Republicans
also have majority In both branches Of the
city g0vornmenL
All was quiet NJ Florence yesterday Cat
Brown and GRIM Jones' were taken % Hunts
Vile for safo-keepiDg and the mob disappeared,
20 attempt was made 70 modest tho prisoners o.
they loft uuder military escort
II Is reported that tho Emperor has signed q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

HOD0E.-Died. on MONDAY, Decomher 9th,
atI2x o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. MAkGAkkl HODGE,
beloved sife Of Jamos Hodge. agei seyesSy-sik
years: Is native ~ Edinburgh, scotland.
Funeral az Grace street Presbyterian church
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ~ 3 o'clock. keia-
~
MORGENSTERN.- December Q, 1850. az
f. T. ~. O1IO MORGEAsIkkN, aged hiriy-
four years.
Funeral WEDNESDAY. December ~. 40 80.
from his fathers residence, 90 east Broad street.
friends OF tho iamuy arc Invited % attend
POISDEXTER.- Battered inso rost SUNDAY.
December sth, ~ tho residence u dr James
N. Taylor, Mrs. ADELAIDE 3. POiSDENiEk,
widow a. John PoinIexier. ~ ioui,a county
sCHGPgRs. Died, az ihs residence u bis
mother. No. ~ cast cary street, Tuesday oYo-
ming NJ $50 O'clock, BERNARD A. HtbkfEhS
ia tho tweufy-thlfd year Of his age.
Faucrnl vii tkc place from -. Mary Get
man lauolc church I'M kaDAf nOkAiNH,
the l2th instant, 40 O'Clock. Relatives anu
friends ~ tne family are respectfully invited y
attend without further notice.
Cincinnati lOhio.. Baltimore nd. p aud Allan
&c Ciiy O.. b. papers please copy q
sYCLE.-Died. Tuesday December ioth, Mr.
HENRY NYCLE, father ~ isasr, Julius, and 81
mon sycle and Mr.. T. Rose; aged seventy Hour
yoAfa
Funeral from tho residence oi simon Sycie,
No 3 west Clay street DEt ENBER IlrH, a. r.
NJ Friends ~ tho families arc Invited 70 at
tend. no bowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
ACashier Rearrestcd.

CmcAGo. December lO-Bidgood. thu
cashier for the alleged Understanding firm
of tredericl.cn q Co.. was rearrested TO-
day ON am indictment returned by th'
grand Jury against himself and frederick
sen charging conspiracy. Mr. Cawie, th,
reure entative of Ex-Governor Rice, ol
Wisconsin, also swore ont warrant.
charging one Peter Peterson and Henry
Miller with conspiracy. These men vii
DE used ~ witnesses. their offence being
IL is said. that they imomntly signed then
namcs 10 blank mortgages for Frederick
sen. The man who ct them 10 sign Is sane
20 be- BiJg0Od, the cashier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.l

DECEMBER 10, 1888.
Loose tobacco sales io-dsy, 41l0 pounds, WITH
$40 he highest and SEQ the lowest price paid.
Auction offerings or Change, q packages; high
est price, $3.50; lowest, t9.5o-svorage, f2L72.
Taken IN, packages.
Internal revenue collestOns: Cigars and e.
gsrettes. s!,26a75; tobacco, S2,9OaZs; special
tax. t9Osi-tots, si,isaS7.
The Finest Of bright wrappers opened today
OF which there were some six or more packages
not offered or tho average OF sales would
have been higher The best OF the CROP II APP
pears. Il coming IN first Bidding was perhaps
a u,tle less spirited than yesterday Private
sales we're few.
The Exchange viii BE- closed ill Thursday
morning, and tho Tobacco Exchange building
has been tastefully and appropriately draped IN
mourning in commemoraiion OF our dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
l,nnGrn,e,l.
NV telegrADh 10 Tho Dispaich.l


WAsHrxoroy, December 10.-ihe Senate
this afternoon confirmed the following
nominations Robert Z. Porter. OF New
York. to be Superintendent Of the Census
Lewis A. Croft, Of Nebraska. TO be Commis-
siouer-General Of the General Land Office
William NJ. Stone, OF Iowa, Assistant Com
missioner of the General Land Once
James VI. Townsend. OF Indiana, Recorder
Of the General Land Office.
The nomination OF Green II. Raum. OF
Illinois. 10 be Commissioner of Pensions,
was reported favorably by tho Committee
on Pensions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

which fell out, andreceived painful injuries
about tho neck and shoulders. On arriving
at h,s house DR.. Gordon. who was IN wait
ing for Miss Spottswood, rendered the ne
cegsary medical aid. and in company with
Miss SpOttswood started for his home. anu
when within short distance OF his house
was by some means thrown out ana had
his left leg broken. and he received other
uoinfnl Injuries. This is rather a remarsa-
bic case. % the young lady figured III both
accidents but was not in any way harmeu
either time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Batch OF Interesting Items from City
and County.

| Mayor Attkisson had 2 rather long and
! tedious docket yesterday, but the cases
were all OF an unimportant character ex-
| Cept that OF Kinney Lewis (cOlored),
| charged with assauiting and striking Iiz-
| Z.e Hsvvcy with "A brick. which, owing to
! the az scnco OF witnesses, WAS continued
! until chs morning. There is another war
rant against the prisoner also charging him
with assault.
The Chesterfield County Court was en-
gagged Monday and again Yesterday hearing
/ ihc application for the opening ot road
( from point on the New road over 90 the
/ Courthouse road. The court was expected
/ 20 adjourn for the term yesterday.
/ The Chesterfield Board Of Supervisors
will hold their December meeting next
/ Monday. az the fourth Monday, which Is
| the regular meeting day, IL 50 near the
/ Christmas holidays.
/ MIR. Jacob ~ Boon and Miss Sallie ".
/ jenkins were married at 2 o'clock yester-
( day afternoon az the residence of the
/ brides father. j. ". Jenkins. Rev. l.. VI.
Peterson ofliciated and after the ceremony
| tho couple left for "a southern tour.
Invitations have been issued to The mar
I riagc of Mr.. William G.. Owens and Miss
+ Emma g. Eatchcllcr. which viii occur at
/ the Bainbridgc-Sirec Baptist church Tues
| dav afternoon next nj $3.50 o'clock.
large ZION bar has been placed on the
I outside Of the cell doors OF Chesterfield
county jail $50 ~ 20 guard against further
1 escapes of prisoners.
While ~ work day or two ago on his
| hotel building at Chesterfield Courthouse
[ Mr. Thomas ChCatham was struck by q
piece Of falling timber and painfully in
! iur,l.
Tho Manchester members Of the Chester
/ field troop went ont 90 Dunn's store yes
| tcrday afternoon. and there they met their
/ county comrades and had drill.
/ Mr. f. T.. Owens Is quite sick az hi- resi-
/ dcucc. ON Twelfth street at the corner Of
/ Srmmc-.
The December meeting Of the Council
/ Will bc held Friday night at go O'Clock.
/ There are several important matters to toe
| considered.
Mn George A. Lowell is quito sick at his
residence. ON Twelfth street between Balm
/ bridge and Porter.
Dr. Willie Dorset leaves this afternoon
| for Southern Texas. whore hc expects to
spend the winter and practice dentistry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
Initial states Court.

The grand jury of this court met again
yesterday and had before IL the case OF Il
small colored girl charged with robblng
the mails at Louisa Courthouse. Not
true bill was returned and the jury was
adjourned for the torn.
The petit jury met and was adjourned
until this morning at II o'clock.
William l.. Jordan. clerk in the Man
chester post-ofiice, indicted for robbing the
mails, pleaded guilty and sentence was
suspended until the April term OF the
cnnrt. 10 which tire he was bailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

Willis W. Wines t. Claiborne Coles.
T. .uent suit for the possession OF GER
f.a real estate IN this city: Judgment
le4lIed ia favor of the plaintiff for TIA g
.essOn Of the property named IN the
... alatiOn aud Tor $3.50 damages.
Virginia Paper Company e.. the western
mon Telegraph Company. judgment by
the Court, on TIE demurrer 70 the eyi'
ia, the verdict OF the jary, which was tor
sGJJ Bills OF exception were presented
D.. counsel for each side
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
HEARTRENDlNG ACCIDENT.
4 Young Nan Cut in Twain by a Railroad
Car.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

NORFOLK. VA. December 1O-This morn
inc n youuc man named ". G. Chesterman,
employed 10y the Norfolk and Western rail-
road as a train conductor and sometime as
an assistant 10 the yard-master. was III
stantly killed Ut the depot by. being run
over bv the cars. Il seems that hc had Just
uncoupled two cars when his foot caught
IN frog. and falling backwards the back
inc cars passed over his body, almost cut
ting il IN two lcngthwise. Mr.. Chester
man was native Of Hanover, Where ne
has some relatives living, who have been
felegraphed to as to what disposition shall
be made of the remains. He was about
thirty years of age and unmarried. I'm the
absence from the city of Coroner Newton
Poico-Justice Z. NJ. Baum acted IN that
capacity and held an inquest. The Jury
returned thor verdict in accordance with
the facts above stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

feet, the light evidently being upon a desk
in the Office. He entered the building and
tried the door Of the Office, but found IL
locked. He then went 30 the Tonth-Street
Hose Company house. and securing lad
der, with the assistance Of Policemen Far
Icy and Walton, raised it TO the front Of
the building, and getting into the Office
The atmosphere Of the room was intensely
heated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
Negro Miners Cause Excitement
tot.,-o,,h 10 fho Df4uatehl

SPRING VALLEY. Ill, December l0-Twen'y
nine negroes arrived 10 the ee ouyiile shaft
~ the Chicago, Wilmington aul Nermlilon
coal Comuany. about i've miles from he.e, yes
ferday o. dig coaL This is the first appearance
Of negroes az miners No this section. The sea
tonviile shaft Was running an during the striEe.
the men Doiug paid by tho day, but soou after
fho striss wns settled tte company established
a peV, basis OF pay. which rs- uited in material
reduction Most Of tho men quit WORK, many
seeking and obtaining employment az this
place Tho arrival oi the negroes has caused a
fufer Of excitement, as there IS a strong feeling
ugaiust them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

CNc1NSArr December 1O.-Adolph Tie
man. a hricklayer. fell from "a moylnl
train no tine F,ghth-strcct crossing Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton road TO-
day and was crushed 20 death by Engine
No. 2f7. drawing the south-bound freight
train. One year and eleven months az
today Ia, son, Edward Ieman. was killed
at the same place by the same engine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

AZ ouart,r-past O'Clock yesterday
afternoon tie city ambulance was sum
uon.3 20 Is colorcd man who had been
struck on the head hy a brick winch fel
i..u tLo top Wall of store being erected
oa Broad street between Second and Ihud.
ihc physician in charge OF the ambulance
rendered tho necessary surgical attention
aud ta. uferOr was taken 10 his nome,
NJ. lil So James street. The dow caused
poo wound. but IL IS possible that some one
of tlt bones in tine head may have been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
ENTHUSIASTIC.
& Big Railroad Meeting in Asheviiic
North (arollna.
lsneclal telegram to Tie plspatch.l

AsHEvILLE. =. c.. December l0.-A large
and enthusiastic railroad mass-meeting of
the citizens of Bumcombe county was held
here to-day. Resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted urging the county COM
nissioners TO call an election to vote on the
question OF this county taking four hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of stock 10 be
Paid in thrty-year bonds in new railroad
connections. two hundred thousand Of this
10 be taken in the Atlantic, Ashevlle and
Baltimore road.
Leading citizens from surrounding c0un-
ties and some gentlemen from distance
were present interested IN this bold pro-
icct. Ringing speeches were made by Cap
tain Matt Atkinson. OF this city, Colonel L.
:. Farrow. Of South Carolina, and others.
Much enthusiasm prevails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
NORFOLK and VICINITY.
Barn-Eobbiug Naval Notes - PERSONAL
Suicide.

Sutftnt.
fcorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispa'ch.l
NoEFo1K. Va. December 10, 1899.
James Wilson, a coiored Baptist preacher
Of the county. and his son, James II. VII
son. were arrested and brought 10 Ports
mouth TO-DAY for breaking open and rob
biuV the barn of +. G. Hodges. ~ Single
Landing. Of a large lot Of burlaps and
other stuff The pair were examined 10y
Justice John ". Rutter, and II beng
proved that he elder Wilson was preach
inc ri Shoulders Mills while the son was
robbinr the BAN he was discharged from
custody James II. Wilson, the son, was
sentenced 10 Jail for six months. Inc
stolen property was found at the preach
Gcoree Bell. mate Of the steamer Pier
point. was committed 10 Jail last night 10
answer the charge of robbing. the tug
Major Of $3.50, the property OF CAPTAIN
Thomas Mills.
Nir. William procscher. a prominent
butcher OF the market. who disappeared
last summer and was found in an insane
ASYLUM on Wards Island about monin
AGO and brought home, has disappeared
again from his residence IN Bramhieton.
lie went Of Yesterday morning driving q
team.
The trial Of Rev. i. NJ Armistead was
called IN the Hastings Court in Portsmouth,
this morning and postponed until IhuIs-
dav on account of the absence oi witnesses
Lieutenant James A. Swift has arrived
hero aud assumed charge Of the entire
system Of United States telegraph lines
with Norfolk as his headquarters.
NAVAL.
The new United states gunboat Petrol,
now fitting out 10 the navy-yard. went INTO
commission TODAY. with Lleutenant-Con-
mander W. II. Browns0n commanding.
The officers Will all report for duty tins
week
A force Of twenty-five painters went IN
the nayy-vard tins morning 60 work on me
bottom Of the monitor Ampiutrlte. Inc
United States steamer Despatch has az
rived at the yard.
Commodore George Brown leaves for
Washington tomorrow 10 make arrange
meut. necessary for turning over the navy
Yord IN his successor and leaving for his
home in indianapolis. where he VIII spend
sixty DAYS before going to the command Of
the Pacific squadron.
Mr.. j. L. Page has been appointed depu-
tv sheriff OF Portsmouth.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
CAPTAIN John Dickerson. formerly chief
of police of Portsmouth and "a conductor
ON tine Seahoard and Roanoke railroad, WAS
stricken with paralysis yesterday.
Dr. j. A. Robinson has been elected
president Of the Boys Home. made vacant
| bv the RESIGNATION Of Rev. Vernon lAnson.
s Board of Lady Managers ana matron
were also elected to-day.
SUICIDE.
Captain George A. Britt. n prominent
farmer Of Hertford county, n. C.. commit
ted suicide yesterday by hanging himself
to an OAK tree back of lbs residence. The
deceased WAS sixty-throe years Old, "a grad
uate Of the University of North Carolina,
and delivered an able address before the
alumni OF that institution last summer.
! The failure Of his crops caused despond-
encv that unbalanced his mind. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Market drm.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLfSG, 9aac.
Low hiDDLfHq, 9Ac.
Coon OEstsAkr, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

About 1880 o'clock this morning Private
Watcbnnn Smithers was informed by q
citizen that dangerous light was blazing
iu one OF the law-ofiices over the Mer.
chants National Bank. Mr.. Smithers went
Ia the scene and saw from the street that
q fame was shooting up from az argand
burner 10 a height Vi some two Or three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

III'
WAsUryGrov. December l0.-1he bond
OFFERING. today aggregated l.47O 800. All
accepted at 1915 ford - and i27 Tor g.
Since the Inauguration OF Secretary
WINDOWS policy of reducing the amount
Of the Government deposits in th" ma
tional banks on the 2d instant II, $4,000
bond have been surrendered by the banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

The only case of anypubic interest tried
in the HenricO County Court yesterday
was that of Elias Smith. (colored), charged
with breaking into the butchery establish
ment Of Henry and Meyer klrsh. lie was
convicted and sent TO the penltentlary ioI
two wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
HAULED DOWN HIS coLons.

LISBON. December 10.-The captain of
the Alagoas. in accordance with instruc-
lions from the Brazilian Government re-
ceived bv cable. hoisted the new Federal
flag. whereupon the Maritime commandant
informed him that although Portugal was
we'll disposed toward the Brazilian repub-
ne, ne could not permit IN the port tho
presence of any flag not recognized by me
Government. ThcreupOn the captain
hauled down his colors. He sails Tor RIO
de- JancirO tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

stronger December, rye; ysaasry; sac I
May. 2.hc. : No. 2 spot, &c. Hops fs.ry scnso
and arm. tof1oe-Options closed stes1y All -
i5np. beiter cables, aud qaist; DecemD.r nsy ss
siaa: JaDsasy, tis.s5sti3s5; February. slss
fiG05: MAJ sl6O5sfls 20; spot no q1tes "a"
steady: fair cargoes, sis7jhssiasIH: sysm-
Raw easier and quiet fair reclining. ~. cons1-
fuRals, es-test SIC. renoed quiet and BRA. nc.
lAases--F0regn nominal. New orleans ss.s1y.
opcn-xettTe good 10 fancy, 3Sat1c. hife sto51y
ana in fair demand. Petroleum sscsdy, qsies
and unchanged. Cotton-seod oil easy; ersee.
Ekc. Rosin steady aud quiet Iuryenhn,
stesdlor at f5kAiakc. Wool stesdy ana 3sis.,
domestic noece. 3gaJ9c. pulled, x'atic; Jefss
Hare Pork nrm AMI active. Beef nrm beet
hams slow Tierced beef SLOW. Cut-meats &C.
tive; picked bellies. 5lSa5ac.; picked Mans
Ss.a9c. picked sbouldors, 5s5Ac. hlddles nrms
LArd-Spot. weak: options nrm, western steam.
$3.50. city, $50: optl0us-December. fAzi May
i61 freighls arm; cotton. 7.S<i. bid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December i0.--Cash quotations were'
Flour dun and unchanged Ma spring AMI NO.
red wheat ~ s1sHc 80. corn, 81 &c. no .
oats. eDHaeD4c Mess-pork. t9ata.i0. Lard. - "
shori-riba, sL75axs shoulders, Ai2HafL25.
Shortcear. S. l0as5.ia Whissoy, fl.0z
TIE Loading futures ranged "a foli)Ws:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

L-yA. ONO. December lO.-Tho body Of Hon.
J. H. RathbOno. tho founder Of tho Order Of
Knlrhta Of Pythias, has been lying in state IN
Castle Hall OF Lima Lodge to-day AMI IS care
fuuv guarded by a detail Of Knights. Toie-
GRAMS were received to-day from all parts OF tho
United States expressing sympathy for the two
daughters and friends OF deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
,yoman,s chrls.lan Temperanco Union.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union VIII hold their regular meeting az
Friends meeting house, on Clay street
above First. this afternoon al 4o'elock.
Meter. in connection with their holiday
work viii be arranged. and they invite the
I'D and cooperation og the Church HUI
mon, the Us" and al Christian ladies
who feel an interest in the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
The Tobacco Exchanged Drnpcd.

The Tobacco Exchange building was
very tastelully draped in mourning yester-
day evening. It's seven columns are closely
covered with clothin black and white az an
expression Of our common grief IN the
death Of him for whom millions mourn to-
day
Tho Exchange adjourned till Thursday
ugyt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 10, ssl
oEPRaI.Is.


WHEAT. -6.220 bushels
CORv.--s,4lJ bushels.
OARS. 1000 bushels.
SAILS sxrOgrso 70 ss0ssrIsr
WHBAT.-Lopgberry. 2s2 bushels prime at Sc
as bushels good az soc. Mixed, 30 bushels fair Al
72c. shortberry. 100 bushels good atf5c.; "a,
bushels fair a. roc. ~ bushels common az Csc
81 bushels common at 50c. Total sales OF wheat
l,gN bushels.
CoRN.-Whlte, s0s bushels fair old on private
terms; ~ bushels very good new a. s0c. Total
sales OF con-, go bushels.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fiae. S2j0atl1s. snpsrrns. RIA
t3.es; extra sl5lAHT5: family. siASLsl pAteai
FANNY. country. SLT5ssAs3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
To Rr.icn His sent.
lRr telserapht 70 10 DlspA.ch.l

10y T7I7HI WI - ~ y NJ
WASHINGTON. December l0.-Congressman
james =. Cochran, who 70 presents the Third south
Carolina district, announced 70 MS colleagues
today that he had decided % resign his seat IN
Congress- 10 take OBJECT tho lst OF January. lie
resigns To accept the oiiice ~ general counsel
FOR tho Richmond and DHnYille Railroad Com
pauy for the state OF South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
SOCIALIST CLUBS.

FrprnrrrrD. December 10. -Ata Socialist
trial here the prisoner. BocttinghoG, re-
vcaled the existence of three clubs at
Barmcn. a very populous manufacturing
district al the other end of the long Main
street Of this place. BocttinghoG himself
as treasurer, dispatched funds 10 Zurich,
Switzerland. 10 pay for printing and the
production there OK leaflets on which We're
set forth Socialist arguments and which
were adopted "a the instruments for
propagating Socialist Theories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
MARKeTs az IELEenApA


NEW YORK, December i0.-c0ttoa Erm; salas
23i baos uplaai-, s0Nc. orleans, i0,{c. net re-
eepts 81, lbs bales exporss--io sigeal Britain,
Ana ogles; France, i.so. bales. 20 tEe Canii-
nent, il.6s3 bales; stock 7ic,e95 bales. Southern
uoar duh. Wheat nrmer and dull; No red,
siasisc.. elevator; options dun and Aahe. up,
vest: No. req, December. sikc. January,
S5,sc; May. SS,.c. Corn quiet sad steady No.
:. &c. IN elevator; options cull aad steady; Do
cemscr, s2ysc., january 4e'.c. May. tsc
oals araer and tatSiy actiYe: options auios and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
SHOT TO KILL.
Warm Work in Hungarian Row al 20
cahOntas.

LYscHBUEG, December l0.-A special from
POcahoutas this afternoon says: AZ z
Hungarian 'res,ez' last night a row took
place. shooting and fighting occurred.
and Sergeant Rupert and Policeman Tins
lev went to quiet the row. A fight ensuea
between the officers aud the Huugari8ns,
resulting in the shooting Of two Hunge-
rians seriously, and OF Sergeant Ruper.
through the calf OF the leg. A posse was
organized and arrested ten Huugarians,
VINO are now in the calabOose."