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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Chicngo Kares.
Lpr teIegrAph % the Dlspatch.l

IUy
CHICAGO, July 3-First race Ono mile for
three ysar-old nllles-Laura Davidson wOu
Monita Hardy second, Miss Jaskson third.
Time. l:t4A.
second race--handicap sweepstakes Tor two
year-olds. Elk furlongs-Gracis N. Won ia ia
second, Outright third. Time, l.g9k.
Third rAce-seiling purse. one milo aud a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won: 81 Aibans fecond.
Tho Elk third. Time. LIS Is. The winner soii
for 1876.
Fourth race-baDGicap sweepstake-. one NILE
and N uar,sr-Guilfoft won; Loo Angcios
second. Hindoo Craft third. lime. az -
Fifth racial age- six fIriObgs r-ksteiie sou
Casssndra second. Zuzu third. Tine. ~ 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
BURKE THE cRONlN SUSPECT.
stronger Evidence Wanted To Extradit'
Him.
ry telegraph to tho Dispatca.l

CHICAGO, July "A dispatch was received
by State s-Attouey Longenecker this morn
ing from Assistant State's-Attorney Baker,
who il in Winnipeg looking after the IN
terests of the prosecution IN the eXtradl-
ton proceedings against Martin Burke.
the Cronin suspect. The telegram was TO
the effect tl.at 10 secure Burke's extra
dition stronger evidence will have TO be
presented before the Manitoba Court. con-
meeting him with the Carlson cottage.
judge Longenecker had a conference with
Luther l.. Mills over the unexpected OBJ
strpction. and it is understood that both
the Carlsous viii be sent to Winnipeg at
nucp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
The President on his Way to Woodstock.

NEw York. July 3.--President Harrison
and party. consisting of Secretary and
Mrs. Noble. Acknowledgement l.. A. Bar
bour, Lieutenant Mason OF the Navy De-
partment, Clarence W. Bowen, and Colonel
tel this morning az 1857 and were driven in
carriages to the Grand Central depot,
where the 10 o'clock train was taken for
Woodstock. At the depot Secretary Tracy
Joined the President. A stop viii be made
es Hartford and the President viii visit the.
State Capitol,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Neus tn the Inventor.
RIclMoSD, July 2. 1889.

IIJIIMVNUf July - 1''7Es
To ne Editor Of the Dispatch:
find your Norfolk. correspondent saysin
"the original fifeboat designed by DIR. Par
ker. of Richmond, has been brought here
from Virginia Beach and launched III New
toms creek. II is now the property OF MIR.
Josaoh Edunnds who Is studying al. I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

inquiry a. tas5lc. nay steoSy: b,st Ia so,,c 10
mani prime 10 choice umoey. pfesSA
creamery Issi7e Eggs weak AZ decffnc II
i4aif4c. Petroleum nrm ronDed. i10r. Cefes
entirely pomiDsi RIO cargces fair, istc.
sugar sery irm and aoiiys; A soft ssc Cop
pcr aud whiekey unchanged. Frelghts 10
Liverpool per steamer quiet and steady. frsln,
"a Cora. Tor orders, July IVA august
- sd-aie igzd kscelpts-Fiour. t0D barrels
wheat. 3ooD tusheis: corn. ig000 bushels; 0sfs.
5000 bnshsls shipments. nons. sslss-Hbsst.
$1,000 bushels: corn. zl.000 DusnelS
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July G--Cssh quotguons were
Flour firm and unchanged. No spring wheat.
s9sss2sc No. 2re1. szAc. No. corn. 3ska
bid No. osts, 21c Ae~e-pork, MA Lard.
saT4. shorl-nb-. g. sasseo: shoulders. q -
f5.7h; short-ciear. tGIs4sfc.A wbiskey. ti.Qz
Threading futures RAGGED G f9.lD.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

July 3 1883.
The Tobacco Exchange will DO opened to-mor-
row as usual
sales to-day include some good dark shipping
Dailv sales are made u this class that are rarely
reported We can qusts heavy dark Tugs al ia
Sac. aud nno leaf around pc, with good de-
rnand Tor anything nne at prices that A. least
give satisfaction 20 planter and shipper Sieve
raj sales Of common Tugs for plug In old and
some small lots OF bettor-grad9 fllers we're
bought by msnufs iturcrs to-day. with few
Wrappers. AUCTION sales OF d packages averaged
sA26. A Chesterfield county bright crop brought
s42.g5. slGl5. $40, 10 and &c. Good Tor Chester
ned county.
That the rains are damaging No gather from
others who have seen the crop, and infer from
the downpOnr here daily. Commission houses
arc getting some rather serious reports from tho
country. A hot sunshine would burn the plantA
cloudy weather without rain would make the
crop grow healthy.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July .. 1853.
OFFERINGS.
COBS.-i000 bushels.
OATs.-400 bushels.
MEAL-600 bushels.
sALEs RsPORrED TO sscEkrLg1
None.
FLOUR.
We quots Foe. 81. SOas2.T5. supernns. s175a
Ss.g5; extra, sl5)Ass75: family, tiatk5o. patsas
ismiiy, county, tL75sSis1
COTTON kEPoRE.
Market firm
CUOrArI0S1
MIDDLIHO. 10 i-iGc-
Low MODELLING. lilo.
GOODORgIEABY. ll-i6c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
THREE HUNDRED MINERS ENToMeEO
by an Explosion of Fire Damp in a Coal
PIT
by ArsIo.Amertoan caDIo to the pl.pa.cn.l

by Arg0-Amerlcau cAUIo !" NO UI7p"V'u'I
PARIS. July 3.-An explosion Of fire-damp
occurred in u cOal-pit M 81. Etenne to-
day. Three hundred miners are entombed.
4 number Of bodies have been taken ont
Of the pit.
Pans, July Slater dispatches say that
200 miners were killed by the explosion at
81 Itipune
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Legi,lature-New Capitol.
Try tslarrnnh 70 the plspnteh.l

ATLANTA, July 3-The Georgia Legisla-
ture met to-day in joint session. Io-mor-
row the new Capitol Just finished will be
accepted by the State through Governor
Co~dor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
DISTRESSING NEWS

way. Blackwater, and Roanoke.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspat-n.i
HoAFoLE, July s. is,3
Distressing Intelligence comes again ifom 80
farmers who are GOOded out ~ no irrsiois boa
the NOttoway, Noherrin, BackNater. sud h1g
noke rivers Thirteen fFsshsts layo ssoft
through these farms this yeaf ami all mo rrnfh
have been destroyed aud tho farmers almost
ruinod.
No Wzsh0uts have yet occurred along ne rail-
roads. uut serious disaster II m0meuAuly ca
pectod And the wrecking trains afo kept Ia
readiness 10 move. large force ~ iaDofefs aio
kept AZ the threafonOd points strengthening tno
bridges aud trestles.
The Blackwater roso tour toet last night The
tracks q the Atlantic and DanSiilo Aad NO
Roanoke and Tar River roads arc under Selcr
In several places
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
SFRlOUS ACCIDENT
To a Young nIiil-uand at Charlottesville.
,sna,isi telegram 20 the DlspHtchi

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
CEAaLorrEsvILLE, VA, July 3.--Edwin
Boothe, aged thirteen years, met with a
very serious if not fatal accident at
Hartmann's Mill. near this city, this
morning. Young Boothe, with some COM
panions. was endeayoring to change a belt
on some of the machinery, when he was
caught around the waist and was jerked 10
shaft above a number of times. The
shaft was revolving at the rate of $50 revo-
lutions per minute. aud, although the ma
chinery was stopped Immediately, the
vonth was severely cut about the head
and limbs in a number of places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Ronds Accented.


(By tslograD u to the DisDatch.i
WASHINGTON. July 3.-The bond offerings
to-day aggregated 1854, $50, of which Sdl3,-
700 were accepted at l2s for per cents
and 1864 for as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

tbs WEATHER ui RICHMOND YESTERDAY uss
cloudy. with occasional showers. The thermome-
ter az midnight registered 75s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BAIrINoRs. July Virginia IS Grass: Balii-
more aad Onto. -OAS7 Northern Central -:
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore lists, s1ka
q DO 2is 81 = a52l. do Sds. 2ika15N; con-
solidsted gas bonds. ~: DO. STOCK, 43Ai04.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
An Drink In Fevers

UsE HoEHoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. Charles II. s. Davis, Meriden, Conn.,
saws; II have used II as an accessory IN
os.,,s NJ melancholia aud nervous debility,
and M A pleasant and cooling drink az
levers. aud have been very much pleased
with it-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.
Indicted Three Times for Murder and
Tried Twice.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July as. w. Hig-
ginbotham. who has been twice tried for
murder the jury disagreeing each time,
was to-day discharged from custody
There were three indictments against
bim-one for the murder of Simon Wallace,
one for the murder Of Rachael Wallace,
and one for the burning of the Wallace
store-room, which resulted in the death Of
the two-but RoAe proseqtG was entered in
each case. Higginbotham has many
friends. but on the other hand there are
many who believe him guilty, and much
indignation is expressed. The prosecuting
attorney SAYS he is satisfied that he would
have been unable TO convict on the evil
dence against the accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
NEW YORK COTTON FurrRgS

NEW YoRK. July A-Cuuon Not receipts,
none; gross receipiA lD bAloA Futures .a.rl
barely steady, saer. tl.Jlu uasos July, Ish
tl05l. August tiGS5aflQlG september. Co.. ihs
ti0l7; October. taAaFag, N0yrmhcr
81 sl: December f99lai9g: January. IA
fgsS. February, $40 ulatlO4n March. tl.4 a
SOFA: Anil ail 2iallu =. Nay. so al ID 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
THE GREAT FIGHTERS.
KiIrain and sullivan on Their Way to the
Battle-Ground.
IBy tclogTNph 70 me Dispatch.'

if
Ba1TMoRE. July 3.-Kilrain's training is
practically ended. and to-day he will do
very little work, If any. This afternoon at
o'clock Kilraiu. accompanied by his train
crs and several personal friends, will leave
Baltimore over the Baltimore and ONO
for the scene of battle, arriving near that
place Saturday.
HOW HE LOOKS.
Bl1TrfoRF. July 3.-Jake Kilrain left Bal
timore at 2:l5 this afternoon by the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. Several hundred
persons We're present, but there were no
cheers as the train left. The train Is en-
pcctcd To arrive at New Orleans NJ II
O'Clock on Friday. Betting here Is about
100 10 20 on Sullivan. The man is as hard
AS a rock. but looks trifle too fine. His
cheeks are sunken and color only fair. His
eyes lack lustre. but that Is characteristic
Of the man even when out Of training.
Mitchell has very nearly decided 10 Work
his man up 20 Sunday, and has taken every
possible precaution to keep him in Just
that shade Of physical condition which in
professional parance IS known as on
edge.n Conservative judges consider
Jake's stomach and legs his strong
poiuts. II kilrain's blows should lack
steam or he late in the fight and his
massive head should drop for ward he
can only blame the prowess Of his burly
antagonist or perhaps that six or eight
pound, have gone TO bad in this final week
If preparation. 1t looks as though Kilran
mad trained for sprint, and, in sporting
parlance, may find it difficult to last the
distance Aside from this one blemish the
man looks strong and fit fora bruising bat
tie.
CINCINNATI, o., July 3.-JOhn J.. Sullivan
aud party left at 1865 4. NJ. 10y the Queen
and Crescent route. They left no informa-
tion concerning their plan of procedure
whether they would 90 through by regular
train or whether 10 avoid the suggestion of
capture in Mississippi they would secretly
change their plans and sneak through that
State hv special train or by some unex-
pected route. They did not appear 10 be
much affected 10y the alleged plan 10 cap
ture the pugilist in Mississippi. though
they are aware that there might DO induce
menis 10 make such proceeding possible.
CHATTANOOGA, July 3.-John l.. Sullivan
and party passed through this city tonight
~ roid, for the scene of the battle.
THE MILITARY CALLED OUT.
JACKSON. Mss. July 3.-GovernOr Lowry
has telcgraphed the Governors of Alabama
and Louisiana for permission TO pass armed
militiamen through their respective States
preparatory 10 iutcrcepting the Sullivan
kilrain night should they enter this State
TO tiuht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

- WASHINGTON. July 2-FOr Virginia
RAIN and North Carolina, light rain. decided
by cooler. winds becoming brisk and
northwesterly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
COTTON kEPoRE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

REM IOhhs
NEw YORK. July a-COtton firm; sales, AS
bales: mlddling upiands. IliIc.; OIleaos, llssc;
net consolidated receipts, 2f9 bales; exports
10 Great Britain, 1851 bales; 70 the Continent
bales; eiocG. 1851 bales southern hour
steady; common 20 fair extra, t2sats. ~ good
10 choice extra S35aaf5.JO. Whcat-Spot steady
and moderately active demand chiefly from
Infllers: 30. 2 rel. s2c- In store; options
quiet early months = tribe better the late un-
changed, closing steady: No. 2 rod, July. e5kc
Aneust and september. 8kc Corn-spot
stronger aud 40 actiye demand: No. Z, sz4c In
elevatr: options moderately active ana hregu-
lar, closing steady July. 25se: August sssc.
soutefnirr fsi<c. Oats-spot quiet and easy;
Options duh and steady; July. 2skc.; August
gss.Ayssic. closing al -shcg. september Hasc.;
No Z sp0L lshagsAc.; mixed western. HaSs.
Hops steady snd quiet; stale. llaxc Conee-
Onions opened irregular and l5&D points
down. closed steady and 5sl0 points up. Local
covering active: July. siAOaatl150; August
Si3ssi8sO: september. fAloasiao5: spot NO
quiet; fair carg0es. 1876. sugsr-haw nfm and
1uiet; iair redniDg, Nc. esDuiingah. w-tsSt
SIC: refined quiet add steady N0lassos-For~
eien lrm; sO-test, Nhc. New Orleans quiet;
opsn kettle good 20 fancy, zSs{or Rice
stsady and quiet domestic, ttASnc
Japan, 4ks5ac. Petroleum steady aud quiet;
ride. in oarrelB tfarkor'sl, ms: re-
nuei here 1.sle. PhilNfelphia and Bal
timore, 7.i0c. Cotton-seed oil, depressed aud
dull; crude. S'aio. y~'los. f.atSi hosln "a
moderate demand. furpeatiaa ssoady and
fairly active At 81. $50. Hides Brm aud quiet.
Wool in fair demand aud nrm; domestic necce,
S.a39c.: pulled, g'a4e 1exas. Assc. fors
weaK: moss. ki8afias5: extra prime. til.tOa
fiI7a Beet quiet extra mess, sA7s; plate:
al Oats Beef hama duIi a. Sla TERED beef
dull; city extra India mess. sl4Sa<ii cut
meats strong: picked Df1los. i2 pounds, Ga
&c, closing ate. bid 10 pounds. :. as piealed
shoulders SIC; picked hams. liAsisa MIC.
dios quiet; short-clear. cox. Lard-spo, ana
Jaly easier: later months 10 poinis io~er aud
duh: western steam. sATh; eptsons-yuiy.
Al .7ass; August, ash ASKED. Freiehn nrm
cotton. s-SIa5-szd. grain. sAd. bad
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. July a-fioar quist and snn'
Wheat-southern strong and higher, fulx> old,
8ss95r. longberr-. old. eca9sc new. sossce.. ~
10 condition: western su'pns No Z winter red,
| apt e6kc.; july, xnc.: August ~ srsAssa; rep-
tamil er. sse Cora southern scarce aud wsntcdi
| white. asases: yellow. taat5e. western nrtn.
| Gaia nfm; WESTERN white. StAS&kes .veeecrn
lsnixsdA xasSE sRsasa. M ~ IA Roeek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
MARKET REPORTS,
AND CONNECTION THEREWiTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
ICY telegraph 10 me plspsen.l

Daily Reports from Both Boartis-Cotton,
Grain, Flour. and other Quota, ions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

July Market quiet moderate demand
from the factories. Prime. g.; extra urine. g. rs
60: fancy. jAc.. common. Pa hrilfi. Ia
~; Spanish. So; factory hand .i-A'd, - a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

nARiSE IsIELLi6hssb. -.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JuLY q lsss.
sun rtses....... 4:5Al HIGH TIDE
sin SETS 7:as Morning. ...,...... sis
Moon sets .........lI:5S Evening .........- tto
PoKF OF RIcHaONp. JrYL 3. isA
Brig X. Campbell. Thomson. kenneosA -,
Richmond Ice Con pAny.
scnooasr warner Moore. croeketh Ksnnsbee
ics homo Ice company.
Schooner A. 4. Crockett, kenslnston. heDoo-
be-, ice, Home Ice Company.
steamer Ariei Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT Sgws. Jrtr s 1854
by TeiegrspAi
ARAiyEn
Schooner & G. Potter. Boston
bargos Wilson. Thomson. Nlstar. and hosssi's
Philadelpbia--ail u load coal.
sAiLsD.
Steamship Stella. Liverpool. merchandise
steamship Ismurta. hostrcsL coaled,
schooner &. h Orcgtt New YORK. coal
Barge Antelope. boston, cosi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

ILOLNs
We quots. Fios. 81. S0as2.T5 supernns s175s
KS; extra. sl5)sss75: family, tiatk5o. paIsas
fanny, county, til5stA23
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17
UeAeryad MART.

The great success OF the Royal Baking
Powder is due to the extreme care exerc,s
ed by its manufacturers TO make it entirel,
pure, uniform in quality. and OF the high
est leayebiDg power. All the scientific
knowledge. care and skill, attained by
twenty years practical experience are con
tributed toward this end, and no pharms
ceuticsl preparation can be dispensed
with greater accuracy, precision and eX.
sctness. Every article used ia absolutely
pure. A number OF chemists are employ.
ed TO test the strength OF each ingredient,
so that its exact power and effect in com
bination with Its co ingredients is definite
ly known. Nothing is trusted TO chance,
and no person is employed in the prepars.
tion OF the materials used or the msnufsc
ture OF the powder, who is not an expert
in bis particular brench OF the jbusiness.
As consequence, the Royal Baking Pow
der is OF the highest grade OF excellence.
always pure. wholesome and uniform 10
quality. Each boz is exactly like every
other. and will retain its powers and pro
duce the same and the highest leavepinR
effect in any climate, at any time. The
Government Chemists. after having anal
yzed all the principal brands 10 the market
in their reports placed the Royal Baking
Powder Al the bead OF the lis for strength
purity aud wholesoneness, spd Thousands
OF tests all over the country have further
demonstrated the fact that its qualities are
In every respect, unrivaled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17

The growth Of our country is nowhere
better illustrated than in the marvellous
increase 10 our railroad milage. Com.
menciug 10 1880 with % miles, in 1910 il
had increased to 2,Sls, in 1850 to 9,02l, in
1860 to 80, 1865, IN 1870 to So, S9s in 1880 to
1870 900 and IN 1850 to about 100, 900 miles,
When we consider the average cos, ex
ceeds $50. 900 per mile and add to this the
money invested in rolling stock, machine
shops. &C., the total amount OF money IN
vested 10 our railroads passes comprehen
sion. These roads are the arteries which
convey the life blood OF our nations pros
perity and the telegraph and TELEPHONE lines
are the nerves that regulate motion. 1t
would be a difficult matter 10 conceive Of
q Ire nation without railroads and tele.
graphs and yet within the memory Of men
now living such things did not exist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17

A nenhsr q Tie Georgia legislature 10
dsba;4 iks ether Day, spestiag on 50 e5a.
csiioesl hili that vss l.etofe tie honse
said u pos sish sldsess declare Thai far
srsry graduate from iaess universities
can poisi 70 are hurarea isitlllseri
hHGss nsibss endowed ssth ~ ,be native
isieileei ssd localities that iheae graduates
posses who sisn their nsme With a ero~s
msft Asd 70 ~ the great s,aie 81 Gsor
ga. shtfs tbsy have 81 least three upircr
,iiies. they bssc for every graduate from
,ksn Eve hundred uen Who siga their
nsma with nsfk. The wisdom Of ssDd
leg fsntse school teachers 10 the South
after The gar is plaisly eriaeni hon this
eoDditisn Of ihings II those Yankee
school tesebtts eoniihuc 10 so south. snd
10 Georgia to psrticuisF. there viii be lets
illiieney among tho begroes q that state
than kmUng the native whites
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17

There Is likely 10 be coates, over the
election Of mtnbe a the Legislature 10
Mou,sna. The vote was close spd irresu
Iafities sfs claimed 10 Silver Bos county.
TIE Dsmocsis clsim the county aud IL
their claim is sustained II gives them q
msior,y 10 the Legislature and two Y. 5.
senators. THIS is prize which will no.
BE- SLOWED 10 90 by default snd there 10
no doub, tbs. both parties will do their
best TO ~in IT, We hope justice will be
done whichever wsy II turns. Neither
party can snOrd to viz by fraud, though
IL Is 30 close that whichever party does
win the other will probably claim that II
was secured by fraud. We understand the
contest will be settled in the COURT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17


Rear Admiral Joueli. president oil Tbs
board which inspected the cruiser Dol
phin. reports that after her voyage oil ",
900 miles around the world she is lin sd-
nirsble condition. being clean and sweet
throughout" and can average fourteen
knots per hour for any length OF time.
Secretary Tracy says she comes back
without . joint sprung or signSof weak
meas sbon, her anywhere. "rhe Dolphin
will do" The Dolphin 10 the John Roscb
erait which the Cleveland administration
condsmn ned for structural weakness"
The Brooklyn tabernacle. the church IN
which Rev. DR.. Talmsse breaches. vas re-
duced TO sshes Sunday morning before
the time for service II Is ,hoagbt that
the Dire originated 10 some defect IN the
electric plsnt which was put into the
building on Saturday. Nothing Of value
vas ssved. The total loss is at least $50.
coo, the insurance being $4,000 The
destruction Of the organ. which was ole
Of the best 10 the country. Is an especially
resretable incident Of the disaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17

The Chickassw nation is greatly excited
over the decision OF the supreme court OF
the nation confirming the legality OF the
seventh amendment to the tribal constitu.
ton. passed last winter by the national
council. which disirsncbises every white
mau who holds bis citizenship through
marriage with en- Indian woman. The
white men will demand that the land be
allotted in severslty in both Chickasaw and
Choctsw nations. and that oil lands west
Of the ninety sixth meridian be thrown
open for settlement. The supreme court
is composed OF two full.blooded Indians
and one hsli.breed, the latter dissenting
from the opinion. The Chickasaw legisla-
ture opened in extra session and many Of
the mem bep lost their seats on account OF
the decision.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17
Thar Busiusss Boomiug

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at J. N. HAED's
drug store a. their giving away to their
customers OF so many free trial bottles OF
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump
tion Their trade is simply enormous 10
this very valuable article from the fact
ths, IL always curcs and never dissppoints.
Cough. colds, asthma. bronchitis. Group.
and al thros. and lung diseases quickly
cured. You eau ias, II before buying by
getting trial bottle free. large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-17

negro vas 90 Mondsy murdered near
Jsehsoaville. Fla. evidently for political
reasons There IA 40 81 election contest
10 Madison Co Ia that state upon which
iurns The election OF representative 10
consre. for thai district. there being .
contest which will cone before the neIi
session, This negro ~As vitness before
The Ualied States Court in Jschsonviile,
10 shich The election case wss beard, aud
ss returning home when he Was mnr.
a sred sach murders are no, confined 10
negroes. The case Of Clsston Who wa mnr.
dsfed lsst yess 10 Arkansas While locking
Up evidences Of fraud BY which be vs
eourt~d out 10 siili fresh In The peoples
ainsa ], must be nice ocuuify 70 live
ia. Pini cheat lbs man Who IL honestly
elected and shsn be sitsupss 70 got the
matter rsshssd hill him o. biz Witnesses.