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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
4 witness TO the Fight.

ErLsv11.LE. Miss, August &C. W. Rich,
of Richburg. formerly Of lumber fame,
Int more recently man Of national repu-
tation. made so BY his connection with the
late sullivan ilrain prize fight, was a pas
seuger on the Queen and Crescent train
this evening. Rich was on his way 20
jackson. Miss, on business entirely out
side of the lumber trade. Tie re-
ceived telegram from Bud kenaud, dated
Jackson, requesting him TO come at once
TO that place, doubtless to become bonds
man for sullivan. Rich. judging from the
tenor of his conversation, expects 10 be
used roughly by the Mississippi authori-
ties. He feels that had be surrendered
early after the fight the consequences
might have been different. Atany rate, ne
fight abettor viii never be forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
A singular Cutting scrApo.

INIVNINI WV : 'II' 70 'I11 I7'F@'-+I
CHARLOTTE. n. c.. August "A cutting
scrape took place here tonight. man
bv the name of lobe Morrow went 10 G.
W. Wynn's grocery store and calling the
latter out struck him a heavy blow across
the head with a stone which he had
wrapped in "a handkerchief IN his hand.
WYNN made lunge at Morrow with an
open knife and cut him badly IN the side,
shoulder. and thigh. A physician pro
nounces Morrows wounds dangerous. Both
parties are white and had all the time been
intimate friends. Morrow offers no ex-
PLANTATION Of the strange attack. Wynn has
given bail for his appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
An Advance Agreed Upon.

PorrsvILE, Pa, August 3.-The strike az
the Fishback rolling-mill of the Pottsvilie
Iron and Steel Company is ended. After
tee OF the strikers in conjunction with
Vice President ODonpell, OF the Amalga-
mated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers, and President Atkins, of the
Iron and Steel Company, the demand OF
the men was conceded. The result is an
advance In wages of fraction over IL per
cent. which restores the rates paid prior
to the reduction OF February last and
makes thespuddlers wages IS. rs per ton.
The mill viii resume Monday. Between
zoo and 700 enlployes are affected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
* futures rangei A. tollow,.

CHICAGO. August 3.-lrading in wheat Ns-
lighter 20 day than 10 has been on ANY day for
morth past. Az = result tho mara 90 Was nArro.
and iucuation> IN prices we're within rario"
bounds. re-. covering nh the changes. hecHn-
her opened 81 1s' o.. or Just where " lott OF yes
to-day, aud aftar a gradual weakening $40 10
worked up % 1st, as r.. closing At ,stc. rho
market closed lame. win prices within small
fraction 81 yesterdays closing price. The feel.
ing developed Ira corn was easier. Tho bulk 81
trading WA al lover o. ICES. Tho market openei
az about yesterdays c,ing prices, VA steady
for time. but soon sod Oh hai,G, became 10
actiye. AMI clsed a,hc. lower ihAn yer1riAf'
Oats wcro quite active but weaker and prices de-
citned tr., the market closing quiet aud sieadr
al about inside ngures. iork NAs easier. ifif@t
declined "a AN. on tho whole range. closing
ateady al inside ngures. In lard there vas ltts
doing Iba feeling wss easy AMI pIicos ruled
about ~ 49, lower and closed quiet lups were
Inactive hut enser. Prices declined "a, Sc. ani
l.e marA nl elosNl anlni AZ lnsIug nRurts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
ON THE DAN.
The Tobacco Market-The Railroad Cues
ton.
Special telegram to the Dispat-hl

INVe0IAI IOIVETHN " NO II5IH- III
DANyu1r, Va. AUGUST Sowing to the
wet weather transactions in leaf tobacco
this week were light. All manufacturing
stock sold for good prices and WAS eagerly
bought. Common held up well, and the
market shows an upward tendency. The
manufacturers had good week and snip
ped about Is, 900 pounds.
The railroad subscription has been the
talk of the town TODAY and many people
have complained sorely of the Council for
refusing 10 submit the question To vote
Of the people. 1t is probable, however.
that the proposition viii again be present.
ga in new form. Danyille is determined
10 have another line of road TO the West
Danville Lodge Of Good Templars Will
celebrate its fifth anniversary August Did,
and an attractive programme has been ar
ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Man and wife Killed.

10y 70
Baltimore. MD.. August "A few sharp
words and hasty use Of reyolvers, and IN
apparently happy young aud certainly
a handsome couple, husband and wife,
were lying dead. each shot direct
W through the heart. At midnight
the neighbors q William Dolau. "a
hook-kecper. living on east LsnvIe street,
were awakened by the sound ot four pis--
tol-shots. The house was broken into. and
there stretched on the floor We're the bodies
of llr. and Mrs. Dohn. As there were
nowd,r marks on the mans shirt. and a.
the pistol was near his body, he must have
done tLc shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

LEXINGTON. August "a report has
reached here that Harry Farrell and two
other men whose names are unknown. who
were arrested charged with the murder OF
John \. Rose. the leader OF the Rose fac
ton in the Powell county race war. have
made a fun confession % the crun". In
formation is very mcagre. hut reports SAY
that there is great excitement IN the noun
rains. which * presumed 10 mean that the
confession lmplcate. M the CRIME some ot
the members Of the Hall faction. which
has all along been charged with the kill
ing. II the surmlse Is true wal IN that rr-
zion is likely to break cut at any moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
He GOT SATISFACTION,
But IT Was with u s;ol-Ball-imProving'
ISnncial telegram % The DispAlch.l

Hrxrox, W. Va. August 3. A man named
Curry was shot in the right breast on YES
terdav by John ID. Nanpelt at Blg-Bend
Tunnel. They had quarrelled and fought
twice. Nanpelt whipping Curry both times.
Curry threatened Vanpelts llte, went
home. and returned armed and attacked
Nanpclt IN the tunnel when he Curry
received the contents Of q 3S-calhbre
smith & Wessou. The wound Is consid-
cred dangerous. but not necessarily fatal.
l.. Y. REYNOLDS. of tins place. who was
shot bv Carter. who was hanged ut Lewis
burg. is improving. Drs. ;, =. and K, i.
Peck. his physicians. think he Will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
The Firo In the Mines.
Try teIarranh 10 tha nianntci,

BIRNuxaHAM, August 9.-A fire in Slope
No. / at the Pratt mines. which has been
burning six days, was extinguished to-day.
The damage will amount 10 several thou
sand dollars. The miners who stopped
work two DAYS age st the Pratt mines re-.
turned TO work to-day pending a settle
ment of their differences with the CON-
many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
MARrlNsWLLEs SAD PLIGHT.
No Mails-The Damage Immcnse-hungr'
for the Dispatch"
Ispecial Telegram 70 tbe DispAtch'l

Special toleTrain % tbe DispAVVh'l
M.prIesyuIr. Va, August 3.-tor four
DAYS We have teen cut on from al c0ninu-
Nication with the outside world ny the ter
rible rains winch have deluged this section
Tor the past week. We have had no mails
since Jnlg 30th. and there y no prospects
for any before next week. The damage 70
this county Is inestimable. Inc Ioss "
10000 IN bridges alone, 70 say NV'''''" -
lie timber, crops, and land. NJ
me DAMAGE 10 the Danyille and New
piyer railroad is very great, and ali tramc
Sc stopped The water-courses were hlsher
than Tor several decades - ~.
We arc hungry for a copy OF the D'S-
IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

ia easily borne by the most delicate sto-
mach, and is FOR that reason suitable ~ tho
cnfeebled digestion of dyspcptics; IL u a
delightful drink, the taste being Ike I'M
ported ale. At wholesale oy
JULIEN BNPoRD.
Ak vonr drngglst for Do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

NgH YORK August A-Coiion-Nri r"'fHt -
ANN b.t rfeafy GALES g 20 bales: august
tllG1afi0 o.: septembe 80 tIaflnSt 'c'vi
slOagllI. November, f1'shi ..tl, DtceWlef
save: January. tJMafaW, febrparf, ..t.
ynOi: March. tl0O+Af!0i0. Alri, f.ois
llull; May. 80 23asl4H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
wEEKLY RANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. August A--Iho following IL tho
weekly bank statement: Reserve, iucfease,
Sl,IG,OOl. losns, decrease, S3,3hl0O specie, IN
crease, fIsi 800: iegsl-lendets, ds-reaso, ~
iOl: deposits decrease, s2,1i0.ioO; circulation,
decrease. 81 .fCi.
Tho bapSs now hold fSgi&li5 IN excess OF the
rl.l .latLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
The weather Crop bulletin.

Iby Telegraph % TIE Dispatch,l
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The week ending
August sd has been slightly warmer than
usual in New England aud the Middle Allan
tic States. Normal temperature has prevail
ed in the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
while in States OF the Ohio, Upper Missis-
sippi. and the Missouri valleys the week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
cron. h Coed condIti9p.

10y iclVEfaFH 70 wv H''I@"FE .
WINCHESTER. Va, August S.-No material
damage has been done by the late rains IN
the lower valley. Wheat is threshing out
better than was anticipated. Large crops
of hay and oats have been made, and the
prospect is splendid for magnineent
crop Of ooFR.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.


Nav YoRx. Angus, Action quiet and
arm. sales to-day. 5i1 bales. last evening. 40
Dsl-s: mildhog upiands. ~ 6-l6c.; orleans
n s.iG,.: net roceipts az al ports today. 400
balee; sxports-to 1resi Britain. LOO 5ae-
ock. 1lalaJ ba.o-. Southern n0uf duN and
heavy. common 90 fair extra. 81 s5Af2lh good
90 ch0ice d.. s.3'4t1 o. wheat lower and
gu.et: No. rra. "a a.bi.. IN store ani elc-
vator: options Dun sni 90. lover Ne 2rei, An-
gust. s5hc.: september ~ -. October. sac.
Corn weaker. No 3. iaAe M elevator; opuons
i.a.c loser and Wezs August t3sc.: seDtem-
Der sl.c: october. &c Oats weaker, op-
lions lower sud ialTiy active, August NE;
september W'.c October, &c. No. spot
e-kc: mixed western. Haxls Hops qGieI
ColIee-Options closed siesds up september,
siAs0atlaS0. october. ti9.iiati3s0. spot Mo
stronger. fair cafgoe>, SIS Beef quiet Heel
hams inactive Traced beef duL Cut-meas
Qui-t Mdiie weak. Lard easier md dnli.
western steam. t6.60. city. 80 20. September,
t6h1: Octnpor fAta sugar-ka~ dun snd
wess far refining, CSC csntrifugalS s6-iest
ne; refined quiet and uDchsngef. hola-sos
cull. Rice quici aud steaiy Petroleum gust
aud stesdy: crude ia tarreis Parkers. 100.
refined. here 400: Philadelphia. I. co.. BATH
more. 1Dc. Cotton-eeed ola quiet kcsin quiet
urnontne steady ard gniet Hides quiet Aid
steady Wool steady. PORK quiet AMI I'M
cbaoged Freights arm. cotton per steamer.
s-.Gall-Dii.. grain. a<t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

BAKER. Died, suddenly. ~ as r. " yes'ef-
day. Al his residence. 1904 north secoai street.
GEORGE BAKER; aged nfy years 80 mounts
aud SIS days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
eAi TlmORe STOCK MARKET.

| BALTIMORE. August 3-virginiG cousols, 3'
! bii: do. 3s. o, ao6,s,. Baltimore and ONO
! stock. slas7. northern Central siock. 20 pa ;
/ cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore ists,
/ 90 II d; do 2ds. - nd 10. 3ds, % BID con-
1 solidated gas bonds, li2kall3: do. STOCK, la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

is quite good. with no largo iobbIsx aocs o.
hand 10 contend win.
IN dark tobseco No look for decided raii1.
though 10 may be last felt 10 tbis grade. For
Virginia aud North Carolina brights the outlook
Il nuch brighter We could have veil afforded
full prices. however. for full. ane crop. sod u
only 10 ps regretted that for the planter I, IL ~
bad as Il sppAront rhs highlands will no douDs
yet afford some One loaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
.n.na1,nn from coIumbia.

,correspondsncs Of tbS Richmond Dispa'eh-l
COLUMBIA, Va, August 2 1852.
The flood at this point reached wi,nln
I'm, two feet of the last pic overflow,
'rbe waters are now slowly subs,dng. Inc
damage done to crops was oonsioeraoio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

. AvGrsr a-MarEet quie, and steady. No
sales reported TO-DAY. Prime. sc erws
prime. 4sa'c.. fancy. SO; rominoh, - 49,
shsiisd, sa3sc. spanish, g. fastofJ hand
pickeI, 6al -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

ST. Louis. August g. Flour quiet AMI nm
eiIengei Wheat lOVor, aud trading MS .
highest ~ the Season 80 fsf, cash. ii'ss
TIC. August closed al T8A 49,. ~ept'ffuin'.
.ta1fi,c uii Corn duu. N". mixed .s'h,
siLasiac. August. closed A. 3'.c ~spinm-
be- Ease. ass.i Oafs lover and weak 80 3.
cash. AZ. asked. September, sOaANsr. s-t7d /.
MAY fac sskeI. Whiskey. t.0A Provisions
very dull no demand fOr round lots az D.
blug business very small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
MARKET REPORTS,
ANplN CONNECTION THEREWTHTH
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
nv telegraph 10 tho DlspAtch.l

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

ny telegraph 10 no DspAtca.i
- WASHINGTON. August q For Virginia.
FAIR fair. except in southern virginia: sta
--tlonary temperature and soashwesierly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
EASTERN SHORE.
The BIG CAMP-MEeTlNo OF THr
NORTHERN METHODlsTs-
~ LARK" Auondanco-A Charactcr-Thc
habics-poiitical Matters-rhe
Rains and the Crops.
Icorresponionce Of tho Richmond D,.n,,c, =,

'''re'pondonee Of tho Richmond Dlspstchl
oNANcocK. August q. lSsa
,bUrlhe the past week the Norfberr
Meihodis's have been holding n co,,r
meeting IN tho woods near Perkelcv ~,
'"Ni ABOUT ton miles north OF Onancock
on IN. INC OF INC New York. Philadelphia
am Norfolk railroad. A huge tahernacie
W.th open sidcs has been erected. around
NhCh are grouped n number of rndo
pans shauOes. called tents in fhc
iota Nefnacular, reminding one Of tho
pictures IN the old.time schooI.boot J
or ''cs'fh camps in Gaul. In spite Of tho
laot That it has rdnod every dav. LARGO
Ni'"oN are always present a. the services
night and dsy. and there rs har3lV am bo,,y
from sunrise till late atiigbt when tSo
"''Nr around are NOT vocal with fhe
fo"hNs OF camu-rectiug music ou6 the
SHItins appeals Of preachers and exhort-
t'N' n Mtu-truuCa choir is ON hand
10 make music. Wth the accom-.
pHh'in'ni OF organ and cornct. very
'g,u 10 me dmplca-ure If some Of the
.''i" t.nis. Who can SEQ no spiritual
lN In iin horns aud wooden boxes" as
orc OF iI'm koutewpiuouhlv sfvlrd these
Instruments. A NcfF noticeable feature az
,i'' crow is the large number Of babies
lAl i3aN bc seen 10 the crowd every dov
IheF come out 10 full force every after
moo" ava uah" Things lively for the time
u'ht, frequently rendering the voice of
-N b'|''h'i AMI ine music % the choir
'"'l'i' I'D some parts II the tabernacle
ND",l i.N"n' among the crowd ON the
"Nii'--i"nh0 u Samuel Byrd, q curious
compound oi pictv, ignorance. and fanati-
ritu- lie 1- q member of the Baptist
N.Lfch. hHt is the uucompromisiDg enemy
or chufch organs, Stocplos ornamental
80. '''.' ~ every form. He
,h .-. D" '.' l,l'Ia SIX naVs az
tt. ,,'.li.'' "'i' ,no SIX n"u-tnd years 81
49,, w.. 'Ni .'iert ana mas mo- sympa-
i,r "' "D'i 'n' opposite 0pnc
-. ''ii-lous 1.'l resembles that OF
49,. Ill., ''llni'' ""u ia 'he afternoon
'.' ices are over hr VIII
t".N,r crowd around nm under the
"u" i'v5e'u 10 explain ms
Oh" i' 't' i'uE'i %. VINO processing
L'9 'Np' Tor lIolaIe learning. he Is
l'iLg'' 'ehF'f nl win the SCRIPTURES,
l' Any .ll .' Whlcn me- hnpTS ny heart and
'' P,". "' '''lf ul', nc iaihS very
t'in In 49,; ~ ,,A' Oh "cI,E'uie 10 su,-
80. go l''.i''' "nu mars u "a rue
,''...t ,'..,.., %" IlP"n'nt 20 pel IN
800 "' mn nc ~ h'aiiN seventy
JUS wa "u'' ~ l'"-nvt ! I"hipltl"n-
'NhN t'"7 hse me- letlred ir'W pub
nc t'@c ",o sl,'hl ms iii9e IN secret con
""' F'"FtI- US NttS7 lh very
Inn i.iT u"i WIZ ma IhiilhR ABOUT
rus i'"ii'i'I car ii'N' anu lih-
'H9Si"H, ~ al giving am decidedly pa
lai. gag ap''i"l'' ~ uoeS non seem 10
ulS'ui' ilIi' in ING l"ist thht he - gene
t",'F ''t"''' u "' ItilSl'ua crank or IL
A"''''
Iolili'9'
Pho Aocomack Eepuhhcan- held a meet
Ing one night during the week and selected
d,le4atcs t. Their state Convention. Only
" i'" ol mo leaders were present and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

We quote riae. fLOlfLr5 slpsr1as. t7,s
f2I: eEtrA g. jjAtk75, fsnuy. fiRsl5l p.isai
Iaafily, SOaAtry. SLijtth-)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
a wiz an wv NRtfAt -
Nay DO rest 10 pnA

The funeral will taKo place ~ ? o'cicck NON
DAY EVENING from 81 JOHNS German Ia
sherau church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

CINCINNATI. August 2-riour qpiet Whssi
gui~t: so. g rod, ,saIYc. Corn esaiori No &,
tutKeI q, sarSc Das unsett0d M" :, nltri.
.5lass.. rork quiel a. tlI.s, s.slAra Iuli 90
10. Buik-meats casiar. short fio-. -.
Bas0n sfrsiy: shOrtcie 1915. Ntiskey quiet
80 fl.O2. Hogs steady; common AMI ish@ va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

CHIcAdo. August cash quotations vers
Flour dull And unchanged M. spring
NO. = oats, eU' ,S2ic. Ness-pork, flN5laflh -
lard. g.. l5Af0.l7H. Shor -uns thAsfAf0 f;
shoulders and rhort-cicar sides unchanged.
Nhiskey fie1
qheleAtlng fntnres rangai a. ioIloN,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. August ! 1872
sALEs-FRsT BOAgD.-t-, 800 Richmond city IS
VhorO al l0oh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

BALrIRORE. August a--Fiour quiet. Wheat
Southern milling grndo1 nfm shipping l"""r
aud nrm. fultx slassc. lougDerry, s2ass .
western quiet. No. :. winter red spot STAT lr.
Corn-Soufhrrn white QUOT ~ l.solf. yellow
flrm NJ tJafsc. western rasy. tai- nfm NJ
axe: southern ani pcnnsylyaDia, 'ua3c F,
western white higher az 33Aj5bs.. b. mifrt
steady At 2sAOc. graded NO whiiO, Sajl r
Rye nOminal at i0ai2. Hay nrm; Oil Harini ,
primo tO choice timothy, fljaflA ir'fr n'
dnil. Butter sfrsdY creamery. lhalsc 1888
very nrm. fresh. a. Petroleum 4toaly Doe
mod, Tie. Conoe nominal: lfio carYors isir.
Issc. sugar stoAiY A soft s,-tesI p. Coz.
per steady freiRhtu ~ Liverpool per sioAil'r
quiet aud nrm faies iagoring owners gam. i''
iush.i az 4 Cora for orders. g. "a. heceipt
Flour. 500 barrels. wheat. $500 buntel-, ,
corn. 81 pO bushels. oats. iu,up bushels. ~ B.
monts Flour 1910 barrels. wheat $1,000 r-'h
els Sales Wheat 10000 bushels corn, .1.'o
bushe.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

NEN YORK. Augusta The suns cotton revie"
SAYS: Futures wore the dailost Ia many days
owing manly a. the holiday ga liverpool ffi'os
wero o. 5 points hgner' no cfpp Al'i.o9 ~
iu the main favorable, th1ugh moro rain u
neefsd ga parts u Texas. Cotton % no spo'
Wa Gru but QuieL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
GRAIN ANo corToN EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHsosD. August = lisa
cfFgHtSGs.
vuRkr.- -s91 busbctA
CORS.--ic0 bushels.
RrS 38l bushels
sAtE. skPOgrto - sr-syr,s,
WHEAT.- Mixed CO.. bushels very rood on pr'-
vnfo terms Shoriberry > bushels good 81 -.
Total sales OF wheat. 81 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Market M n.
oUorlu0Sk
MlpDLrS1. i0sc.
Low MODELLING. nc.
6OODORftsAky, 9ac
The Republican journal., 1889-07-04
A Stupendons Industrial Enterprise

Probably the greatest industrial enterprise
inaugurated in this country wholly by foreign
capital Is that of which the Manufacturers
Record of Baltimore says: A distlnctvcly new
era in the South's iron and steel history is
marked by the organization of English com
panies composed of the leading iron and steel
makers of Great Britain to build extensive
steel and iron works, including four furnaces,
steel rail mill, rolling mill, ETC., at a new town
at Cumberland Gap, on the dividing line be-
tween Tennessee and Kentucky. The name of
the town is to be Middiesborough, ky., aud
for over a year the work of buying mineral
lands, preparing for railroad connections, etc,
has been vigorously but quietly pushed by the
American Association OimitetD, which is the
name of the parent company. Over S4 900 900
in cash have already been paid out. and up
ward of 10000 acres of mineral land purchased
and over 100000 more have been pledged
for new enterprises. In addition to the con-
tracts for four furnaces, steel works and rolling
mill. pipe works, ETC., to cost in the aggregate
S3000,000, there will be a $3.50, 900 hotel and
sanitarium, in which many of the leading
physicians of Europe and this country are in
terested; three hotels to cost 5000 900; four
coal mines, representing $500, 900, and a $780,
600 tannery. Other enterprises, including
electric light and gas works. saw mills, brick
yards, railroad shoes. etc, have been arranged.
and the total investments already secured ag-
gregate $10,O00,0O0 in cash.
The Republican journal., 1889-07-04
The Democratic Party To-day,


The Democratic party III earlier days had
same tixel nriu,.ii,i.s ,yrrlyhrra nnnuIv ,ro-
''''''''''' ~ y - IVY ny" saw "l"leNc' 'N
national conventions elaborate TO rt such pre-i-
drutiaI candidate. n. Greeley uaucOrL or
'eNcI'lu' "hh >u'ge'' 40 Hu"ult''Ii"' 'hlhSe
and my Stliication. once estates rights and the
resolutions of '9S" were in I'm, fore front of fine
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and no one now prettnd> to lear national i'll
yasiun of the rights of any state Another
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behiohiah SoiI' instead Oh paper money "hlth
tley denounced aN oe'hS llltde ohIy OF ragS ana
ialhp-hl'h' strange ~ say ihtie Is harulS
alNthlh9 no" lhtt can pc invented lot tlrcula-
ton 100 cheap or 70" Solt any flrhcty ior the
MAJOR part ol the party me tne mas been
when the party wa wont to denounre all IN
ltFhal improvement ~ uhconNtH"llohai nht
now no appropriations lGf Sueh works appear
too eNtraEagaht to ma elastic support IN De-
mocrh'lc House OF Representatives. The party
once tiaiined a. us patent "i superiority the
eqhai rlghlS ana privileges OF All men; nat IN
eieNth STATES suth rights ana privileges are ue-
hed ana refused TO mliIiollN OF American en-
Zcn>, hN th">e VINO masquerade ana am |"
dohlha'e lhe halne OF tne l'ehlo'ratlt party ne
parry "rSetlnS 'ntt IT Is itNeI' aN Tue Sole 'uth-
or OF the fehelon the SoIe cause of the eNtraor-
binary necessity Tor the great increase Of reNt-
nue. puts 1ortn the banner OF feNchue reform,
uhder WHlch II toNeiil9 nattles loF Tree tra"e,
but 4uNeFS ana recollS from any oeep cut of