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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
Detailed bond Purchases.


WASHINGTON. January 25.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day sent to the Senate a re-
Spouse TO the Plumb resolution calling for 4
detailed statement oi all bond purchase:
made hy the Government since March 4,
1855. and also all oilers 10 sell bonds which
were rejected since that date. The follow
ing * summary Of the statement:
The grand total OF bond purchases OF 4 per
cents amounts TO sjG.12i.1o0; accrued IN
terest, S324.Ol2: total costs, S12.65l, s37
average net price, S127, jOS; = per cents
amount. s6S.5G1,GjO; accrued interest.
S3ji,92S; total cost, S7i.l6., sci; average
net price. Sl0I,Gj2.
The offers rejected were: per cents
coupon. s0,7o0,lO registered, el22.s4
go; total. sl32, 549, $50; a per cents. cou-
pom. $2,7j4,400; registered, eSS,553, $50;
total, s9l ,30S.0jS.
The army appropriation bill reported 70
the House to-day provides for an aggregate
appropriation Of ga, 46G. 3l5, which Is s., $50
less than the appropriations for the current
year. The appropriations were s24. $40, 1858,
exclusive Of provisions for sea-coast defence.
The Dil follows very closely that passed last
year.
WASHINGTON. January 2j.-The Treasury
to-day accepted tenders 81 bonds for re.
dsmplion aggregatug S54s,jOO OF as al
100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
The Cranky Chronicle.

lBy Anglo-American cable % the Di,pa.ch.l
LONDON, January 25-The Daily Cbroni'
Gle, in referring 10 the banquet given last
evening by the Lord Mayor IN houor OF Mr..
Phelps, says: al Lord Salisbury found It
Incompatible 10 parade the virtue OF turning
his cheek TO the smIter, he sent sir James
Ferguson, Under secretary of state for For
eign Affairs, to do duty for him. kothing
therefore. was wanting TO complete the sue
cess q the demonstration " England's gene
rous good feeling. We trust that Ameri-
cans will not take our godspeed to Mr..
Pie ps ss an act OF ylcanous pentence. Let
rs further hoye that the farce Of proonging
the TIFF With Washington will be Withdrawn
from the bill oil the diplomatic playhouse.
LONDON, January 2j.-The Psl-hsll Ca
zette deprecates the feeling Of Mr.. Phelps.
Il says: IIeis commonplace diplomat who
has done the average work, aud we will bid
him goed-by without emotion or regret
Diplomats, the GaZ,tte declares, attribute
Mr.. Phelps's treatment to the fact that
Americans are pulling John Bulls nose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
AttiItn Doubt.

Especial telegram 10 ne Dspatch,l
CHARLESTON, ". VA, January 25.-An-
Other ballot was taken by the JOINT Assembly
today no noon erua receiving - votes (;
G.r. 80; Governor T.. W. wilson, .; W. l..
W..on. 81: j. T.. Jauney union Lahorl, 4;
ex-senator. ll,rford ana Camden 1 each, and
Gil balance scattering. Whole number OF
g.'.s east s..
twill Dee noticed that Jsnney, the Union
IsDorlte, received four votes. This was Oc-
ci.ioued by the vote Of Corcoran, who Is n
member Of a labor organization, going with
President Carr. llarr. aud Kirk. CorcOrsn,
However, Is Democrat aud viii cast his vote
"Wednesday for kennp. The Labor men are
Going e. ho au important factor in this con-
tc.i. llarr aud Kirk ale devoted Labor
men aud IL IS confidently asserted by
g. vs.. Goshorn. chairman Ot the National
lmon Labor Executive Committee, that
they will bee found where there is a chance
for success a. ardently partisan IN The inter-
c,t Of that party a. any Democrat or Re-
publican. GOshOrn claims this chance is now
Presented, and that he has been IN receipt Of
many letters from different sections Of the
country from prominent men in tho cause oi
labor rcqucsiiug him % urge upon these
gentlemen the responsibility and duty
attached 90 their actions iu this matter But
little legislation is being attended TO and
nothiB~ Of Importance VIII be done tO-m0T-
ToU. Many ~ the senators pared to-day
until Moudiv sud left for their homes.
MONDAY mgbt will tell the tale s. TO the
Democratic position IN the senatorial matter.
TO use the laurulgepf "a Democratic sona-
tor upon the subject: Monday night will
decide who our caucus nominee Is II We
have Ouc.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
Panama AnaIrs.
fgv ,e,.grspa 70 the Dlspatch.I


WAsnINGroN, January 2J-Dspatchcs
were received at the state Department to-
day from the United states Con-u'-'eneral
at Panama, dated the 18th instant. lie says
that on the l4lh instant the canal contractor
reduced the sborer.' wages 10 tl.20 In de-
based currency about so cents in American
gold. Whereupon the men-mostly ne
gres-reiu,ed to work, and told the police
that they would rob for living.
Ia the efforts OF the police to quell the dis
iurbance reyOycrs were used and serious
riot seemed imminent. but at the time OF the
Consul agents writing the arrival OF the SOL
diors had apacifyng effect, and quiet was re-
stored. Dispatches were also received from
the 'nited StsIcs Consul oi COlOna. dated 18th,
I'm which II il stated there are 10000 work.
men employed along the line OF the cana,
and fully twice th,t humber OF bsngers-on,
all OF the very scum OF the earth.
The sir there was filled with rumors a' 10
the de- poraie nature 81 the canal problem,
hut information rays that the reports from
foreign governments and the news In rse
rrcss ef the Isihmus was 81 the time so con-
hctlng that it was impossible 10 obtain any
correct impression Of the probabilities.
There was al the time OF writing French
man-oi.war-the POland-lying in the har-
Dor at Colon. cruiser OF the first class.
heavily armed and armored. There was
also q small English war ycssel-the Lilly
there. 1t Is thought al the department that
the Ossipee, which sailed on the 2lst, has by
this lime reached Colon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26


DENVER. COL, January 2j.-IDformatlon
Just received from Routt, Cal, states
that portion Of the State has been treated
TO genuine earthquake. The STOCKS com
monccd on the afternoon o. the 10Th instant.
and at O'Clock there were violent ones
which rocked the small buildings, detached
large masses Of rocks from the mountains.
and greatly frightened the people and ami
mails. The cattle were especially terroriZed
and ran frantically back and forth. Thun-
der preceded the shocks. but there was no
rain. peculiar phenomenon was observed
At the Hot Springs below tie Government
bridge. The shock was productive Of great
gu,hes 81 water aud gas. Fully three times
a. much water and gas was thrown ont, and
accompanying IL was a most sulphurous
stencil that made the people SICK and caused
the birds to drop 10 the ground. When the
commissions ceased the water recedcd and
there WAS a sound like the rushing OF great
river. The course OF the shocks was from
the south nOrthward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26

sands. This step, Morrow insisted. must
oe preliminary 10 any further negotiations on
the subject.
MT. Herbert, chairman Of the Naval Com
m'tiee OF The House. has not yet received a
response TO bis ie,ter 10 Secretary whitney
in'lung suggestions as 10 any amendments
that may IN hia Judgment be necessary 10
meet any emergency that may arise as the
result OF the Samoan affair. II is apparent
that the members Of the committee are en-.
ure'y willing to comply with any reasons
bic request Of The Navy Department In this
respect. The committee IN It's report on the
naval appropriation bin noted with sstIsiac.
ton that the contractors for supplying steel
'org'nesfo gun.boals and sTmor-plste for
the navy expect 10 begin deliveries Of the
material In March next, although they are
not required 10 do 90 by the terms OF thsir
contracts before February. 1890. and there
- some talk OF stimulating them TO greater
Efforts by making an appropriation for
bonns 10 be paid for the early deliveries Of
material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
H.px WAITE. threatened

Try Angio-American cable % the Dtspstch.l
BERLIN. January 25.-Tbe Relchstag COM
mi,tee on the East Africa bill will probably
sit sunday to satisfy the urgency OF Prince
Bismarck.
A report from the German CONSUL at Fan
zlbar attributes the rising at Dar-es-Sa!em TO
the distress OF the coast population through
the stopping 81 the trade by blockade.
The Consul report. IN increase OF sickness
on the Germah squadron due TO heat and
excessive work. The hospital at Zanzibar
Is oyercrowded.
The Emperor and Empress gave diplo.
matte dinner this evening TO the amba'st>
doris OF Italy, Russis, Austria, France. spain,
and Crest Britain. and their wives; the
Turkish ambassador, the military attaches
OF the embassies named, and Count Herbert
Bismarck.
II is officially announced that Admiral
Won der Goltz succeeded the late Count Won
Monts as chief Of admiralty.
The National Zeitung, referring 10 the ac-
ton Of the senatorial committee az Washing
Ton on the samoa STAR, says that measures
for the projection OF the autonomy OF the Sa-
moan Islands are superlu0us because 1t IL
threatened by no one. The sole interest OF
America consists IN not allowing the good
by few intriguing adventures.
The Nossiche ZeitunP, crticlsiug the
argument in the Cologne Gazette OF vester-
day, holds that ii would be q mistake TO at
tsch no importance 10 the measures tsken by
President Cleveland merely because he Is to
be shortly succeeded by Harrison. II points
out that the authority for dealing with Tor
eign affairs rests with the committee OF the
senate and warns the semi.oficial preSs that
IL would be unwise to try TO spDease the Ger
man public With "fall,clOus illusions
The second ballot was held IN Broslsn to-
day for the election Of member OF the
Reichstag. Kuhn, ma'ter-tallor, the
Socialist candidate. received 9,4O0 votes,
FriedITndeF. Progressist, S,l00.
The Liberal press acceniuatcs the attack
on the East Africa bill. insisting that It Il
the first step Of policy which will entail on
Germany experiences similar to those OF the
French IN TOnQuin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26

NV Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CLEVELAND, o., January 2j.-Coucerning
The southern furnsce-OWners the Iron Trade
Review to-day publishes the following tele-
gram from George H. Hail. dated New York.
who is the originator Of the scheme: The
American Pie-lron Storage Warrant Com
pany is organized under general manuisc-
turing laws, with a capital OF 81 900, 900, and
It possesses none OF the features Of trust
or pool. II il organized 10 develop and
secure improved methods In the pro-
dGctiOn, storage, transportation, distri-
button. handling, and sale OF pig-iroD.
lts operations are not confined 10 any one
section Of the country. II IL similar in its
plan and features 30 the storage.warTant sys-
tom OF Great Britain, which has been in sue
cessfui operation there for many years. This
company went into operation in November
last, and has already formed connection with
many Of The largest furnaces in the United
States. A movement somewhat STINT
lar, bur by no means equal 10
Il IN scope and details. was start
ed by Hall in August, 1884. II contem-
plated a general agreement among the fur
naces 10 restrict their output until prices
were restored % their normal level. Five
hundred and four iurnsces out Of 69l In the
United States responded TO his circular let.
ter. and out Of these something over 400 were
counted on ~ In the condition and favorable
% joining In the movement, hut the required
unanimity was not secured, and the project
fell through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
True LOVES LONG WAIT.
a virginia Couple Parted by Poll
ties About 10 be Reunited.

A st. Paul special says: James Tyron
Butcher. young lawyer, is the hero OF lit
tie romance which seems about 10 come to a
happy ending. Eight years ago he was
living In his native city IN Virginia, and was
a prosperous wooer. But one day he was
induced to become a candidate for Congress.
The politics OF the fsther, brother, aud rela-
tiyes Of his sweetheart was different from
his, and they bitterly opposed him and com,
pelIed the girl TO refuse to see bm. The
lover was defeated, aud this widened the
breach. Unable to stand 1t longer he one
day quietly disappeared aud went TO Wash.
ington and thence 10 81. Paul, where he has
prospered and acquired property.
He still remembered the young lady be
left behind bin in Virginia, and week ago
a longing 10 hear from her came over him
and be could not resist the temptation TO
write. Since the day he left Virginia be had
never told her OF his Whereabouts. Iesier-
day he received letter from the lady. She
had been waiting for him all these years,
and told him so in her letter. She is ready
10 forgive and forget his politics and be Is
preparing to return 10 Virginia and claim his
hrido
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
PvLLMAN's LATEST COMBINE.
He secures Control OF NIL Pnrior-Car
Companies Except the wagner.

The Pullman Parlor-Car Company yester-
day acquired control OF all the Psrlor-Car
Companies doing business In this country,
with the oHe exception OF the Wagner Com
many, whose operations are confined 10 The
Vanderbilt Railway Lines. The New York
Times has the following: Negotiations
looking to the consummation oil this
blg deal have been in prospect long
time, but n multitude oil obstacles interviewed
nm Yesterday. when, at q meeting held 10
wall street. II was completed. by this ac-
oul,itlon the Pullman Company gains for its
service OF drawlng.room coaches and sleep
inr.c.rs a complete monopoly oil the South,
where hitherto iis grip has been slightest.
Every railroad In the south using p.iace-
ears al all will now have Pullmsns. Among
the grsat hines that will bsaeit Ia this way
are The Richmont Terminal system, the East
tennessee, virginia ADD Georgia. The Rich
mond aud DsnviIie. the Georgia Centrs'. tne
yrgioIa Midland, and the SiDcinnsta South
cru. .s,
Progress towards the end now reached By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
rrr wElrHra X RlcaroSp YEsrssplr ra,
''0u'i Range o, rasrnoms.,r Yesterday;
KEW YORK srocX EAaYEr.

NEW YORK. January 25--Tho stock market
was dull Today. while the movements In prices
we're confined 20 even narrOrer range than
usual. The covering movement OF last evening
eItesded over into this morning and gave tne
market drm appearance In connection with
the limited purchases for foreign account The
news Of the day was OF = fsyora bic character
generally. and the state nent OF the iaekswsnna
w.s considered excellent but nothing u that
sort hal the power % move the market out Of IA
rut. and duluess end siaSnetiOn continued b Do
loading features throughout The dsY. The bears
hammered some Of the active shares. including
Reading. Lackawsnna. St Paul, Union Pa ihc,
Richmond aud Wcst Point. and Texas facirc.
In none except the Lass tive was thsre any i'm
preston made, and that was almost entirely
nepUaiiz0d before the close. when covering was
again in order. Lake shore was prominent and
displayed strong front. ~ dill also New kng-
land. blt h only marked strength was In Pull
man and some % tho spocislties. Pullman re-
acted per ccn; from is dcpressios Of yesier-
day, closing a. It's highest hgure. The market
closed duii but nrm st fractional siysnces In
most cs-es over the opening 1Sures. The total
sales were i52000 shares. Pullman rose ) per
cent. aud Peoral. per cont. but changes In
IN" rest N thH lat w"re confined g. fractions
Essnif5. -EXcnange active and steady AT ~ n
tsJA. Money EASY N 2. Sub-Tressury bal
snces Cod. il50.T2OlO: currency. siAz@,Vn
GOYerutnents rniet snf steady sper cents &c J. :;
~ couI ons, 10. state bonds dun aud feature
l.ag
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kfnned The PnlIce.

by Anglo-AmerlcAn cable to tho Dspatch.l
DUBLIN, January 2j.-SeyeraI OF the per-
sons who were arrested At Carrick-On-Sei
Yesterday during the disturbances st the
tine Of the arrsignment Of Mr.. william
OBrien were conveyed 10 Clonmel last
night. A large crowd had gathered about
the railway station At Cloumel. and upon the
arrival Of the police and their prisoners the
mob prevented the police from passing. and
demanded the release OF the prisoners. The
crowd stoned the police aud the latter threat
ened TO tire upon them. 4 priest interfered
ard prevented bloodsbes. After two hours
had passed the police received reinforce
ments and succeeded in lodging their pri-
sOners in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
RIcHMoND TOBACCO MAgxzr.

JANUARY -, lhL
Our loose sales we're S. 500 pounds today, with
nc. highest price for stemming.
ON Change there was again moderate busi-
moss In old stock. AM something doing outside
also.
Auction sales on Change wero % packages out
of % offered. with 35c. tie hishes, price. Cut
ters sold mp 20 Nkc. with several sales around
that figure, and down 10 ljHc.
The quslity Of wrappers shows falling on.
Common now predominstss aud &c Is not likely
from all accounts that we shall rec many more
brlghts such as We have had Ia the past two
weeks. From Wost Virginia letters We have
sesn We can say that one or two counties relied
upon IN A great measure 70 have fine tobacco
will fall far short Of It tlis year. The very COM
monest these planters are wisely keeping at
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26

lRY telegraph 10 ths DispAtch.l

JACKsN. Miss. La, January ga fire
broke out last night in large brick building
on State street, snd quickly spread to an adj
Joining building. They were occupied by
St,dman ~ Co.. ". A. whiting, dry goods (;
Byron Lemley. drugstore ; Ii. HIzun. dem
tist; W. g. Toted, physician; JUDGE Whar-
ton, ana i. A. Brown. 1t Is estimated that
the loss on the buildings IS $4,000. The
losses on stock are: Stedman Co., s22'OO0i
W. 4. Whiting, $4,000; Byron Lemiey,
$1,000. Other losses, including damage TO
slock and buildings, amount to $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
A MASKED BALL.
fHg EVENT OF THE SEASON IN rRsDr.
RlcKsBUsQ.
Rieh ard Bekudful Costumes as we'll as
cOmlcal-Ths Ladies and Gentlemen
Present.
correspondence Of the Richmond DIspstch.I

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
FrEnrMCXsEuEG, Va, Jan. %, 1889
The tist masked ball 0f TIC season wss
c.yen al ihc Arm0ry Hail last night by the
Nou0g HcR,ltmcn's Tbur'GaY Night Social
Club. This ORGANIZATION, which has only ex-
i,icd few months. has grown tOsbe exceed
ing'y populaf, aud the entertainments given
b' the club GA toe llrst and fourth Thursdavs
81 each month are greatly enjoyed b, an
who are invited. II having been announced
feycrsl weeks ago by a large number OF IN.
Vitaii0nS sent out thst toe entertainment on
lasi night would be I mask bsll. = great deal
Cl4Eetest was unaffected by thoss who
~ef% 10 participate. At9 O'Clock the hail
wax well flied with Young ladies and gentle
ncn IN mask, all % whom we're IN total L.
norance as 90 "who was whO.v Zach gen
teman having selected partner the Quar-
tcite Orchestra Rand played beautiful
waltz, aud the couples, as they glided forth
upon the waxcn floor % The sifains ~ the
music M their rich aud C0mlcal costumss.
madc the scene most enchanting. After an
hours masked enjoyment the order wss
given 10 unmssk and The revelation brought
forth many eXclamst ons Of surprise from
The participants.
Alter tcv minute' social chat danc'ng
wss resumed unit ~ O'Clock. when an were
invited 90 p,rlake % most delicious spread.
supper over. dancing waS continued for an
hour, and al d'parted FOR their homes,
having spent a most delightful evening.
Among the ladies IN mask were Miss VI.
J., A Girl NJ le Oidcn Times; Miss q. T..
Flower Gitl; Miss 81. H.. Red-Ridpg
Hood; Miss i. j., Jopsy; Miss y. s.,
Quaacrc.s; Miss NJ. j., Morning; Mrs
a., Quakorcss; Miss y. F., Folly;
A.f 20
H.. Morning; Mise l.. H., GIrl q The Wild
W,,t; Miss ID. H.. Nigh,; Miss }. l.,
French Nurse; Miss VI. g., Young America;
Miss A. g.. Flower Queen; Miss :. H.,
wcr Girl. Miss l.. r., Gypsy Queen;
Sites a. g., Folly; Miss A. D., Columbia;
N.. NJ. o.. Morning; Miss l. H., Peasant
Tir.; Miss j. 70. Suriug.Time; Mise +. r.,
Snow Queen; Mrs. g., Night; Eiss +. L.,
Night; Miss 4. IT,, Tamborine Gin; Miss
N. D., Daughter Of tho Regiment; Miss >.
H.. Angel.
The young gentlemen in mask were Mr.
=. g.. Paul Prf; hr. h. Nee, Ihnaman;
Mr. ~. g.. sailor; Nr. =. g., Puck; Mr..
W. g.. African Dude; Mr.. ). W.. Farmer; ;
Mr. ". D., Jockey; Nj. j. H.. Night; Mr..
". b.. Summer Boy; Dir. J. W., Dina; Mr..
T.G., Brother Gardner; Mr.. II. l., 3 Dude
81 tine Fourteenth Century; Mr.. i. s.,
Dutchv; Mr. q. H., Cowboy; Mr.. II. c.,
Sheeny; Mr. q. b.. Cowboy; Mr.. {. r.,
Clown; Mr.. >. j.. Uncle sam; Mr. MEG. W.,
ON Hand; Nr. :. j., a W0uld-be Dude
some ~ the costumes worn were very
ComIctl sud cliclted much laughter, while
others were exceedingly rich and beautiful
The party was chpDefoned by Mrs. John NJ.
Griffin. who was alfred In handsome black
satin aud diamonds. and MISS Mary Griffin,
iu black silS aud diamonds. HAMPTON.
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ameriea Means Eu..uess.

TBy AnglO-Ameriean cable 10 the Dspa;ch.l
LONDON, January 25.-LOrd salisbury bad
a long interview to.day with Count Won
Hatfield. the German Ambassador. The
former Is indisposed. Germany's view OF
the Samoa mudde and the Zanzibar question
causes distrust IN admiralty circles. A mys-
terious silence is maintained regarding her
naval reinforcemenis. II is stated az the
Foreign ofice that America means business,
and that the American naval officers In sl-
moa express confidence 10 their ability TO
hold their own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
washington Notes.


WASHINGTON, January 25.- The contract
for building an additional story on The pno-
Ne building at Atanta, Ca, has been award
GA 10 Thomas & UDriscoll, Of Washington,
o. Si0t, 900.
Sfnator Call to-day introduced Joint re-
solution IN tire senate 10 appropriate $4,000
Tor the investigation OF the cause and beat
method Of curing and preventing yellow
fSer by Or. Paul Gibler and other eoinpe-
itut witnesses.
REPRESENTATIVE Morrow, Of California, who
Is chairman Of the subcommittee OF the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs IN.
ieuds 10 call The snb-eommiites together and
gei 70 work Of the earliest opportunity. lie
saws n,s views on ihe Samoan aflaifs are post
I've aud have been made Known through
resolution introduced by bin III me House
last session. The Statu quo al ine time me
representatives Of the United states. Ger
many, aud EaglaBd met, be says. nins' NC
restored. and this would pecessiise me re-
placement Of King Msl'aioa 10 Tue position
ifOm which lac was so miastly renewed oy
ihs German agents and sent " the mafsnsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
ALWAYS win she operes..,,.

10y hHkN-h NV IN~Ir N"11V W tIIO H1tHtHtIs1sI
PARIS, January 2j.-Geueral Boulanger
will issue fiual manifesto in the morning
and Will be placsrded throughout Paris be-
fore dsybreak. To-day General Boulanser
received deputstion asking bis aid 10 abol-
ish the registry Offices for walters aud others
and to obtain amnesty for those imprisoned
for wrecking registries. General Boulanger
replied that they must not reckon too much
upon bis power, but that bis sympathy wss
always with the oppressed and he would do
bis Utmost 10 helm them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-26
The Csunty-sest war.

10y toItkfhIlH % tIv |'"F8FNIIsI
CHICAGO, January pa dispatch from
Wichita, Kan, says General MYERS has been
ordered by The Governor TO Gray county,
the scene Of the recent couniy-Seat war. A
telegram from Lieutenant Thorp. IN charge
al the militia there. says that the people OF
the two conflicting towns-Ingals aud CHM
marron-are daily in receipt OF arms aud am
muntion, and that the day upon which be
reported six boxes OF WInchesters had been
received from Kansas City. No one Is allow
I'd to enter or leave either OF the towns with
out giving an account OF himself.