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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
VARIOUS LOCALS ITEMS GATHER
ED HERE AND THERE.

..Thc Finest" aud the Richmond Iirenen
to Psrade-PoIiticaI Gatherings Last
Nirht-tbout the Different Courts-iIen-
rico County Notes-Other Local News.
Richmond can proudly boast of
notice force that is comprised OF the
best sort of material.
Whenever occasion demands 1t they
do their duty fearlessly.
The same can be said of the men in
the fire department.
Both Of these departments within the
las, few years have received closer at
tention from the Council, and the eff
fectiveness Of each has been greatly in
creased.
This was exactly as it should be, NJ
other two departments doing more 10
protect the lives and property OF our
citizens.
You can't we'll have too much oats II
YOU keep horses; and YOU can well
have too many firemen and policemen
in a big city.
4 Joint meeting Of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners and the Board OF Police
Commissioners was held in the Mayor ;
office Yesterday afternoon at , o'clock.
There were present from the Board OF
Police Commissioners Mr. Lysander {.
Figg aud Charles G.. Bosher: from the
Board Of Fire Commissioners, Messrs.
Norman V. Randolph and Charles r.
Taylor.
On motion. Mr. Lysander c. Figg was
made chairman. For some time It has
bsen contemplated TO have a joint pa
rade and inspection Of the firemen and
policemen. and the officers of the po-
lice force have been drilling regularly,
preparatory thereto.
The object of the meeting Yesterday
was to complete the arrangements for
the parade and inspection of the two
departments. 1t was agreed to select
the 2Yd of October il clear, and the
9th If not. as the day for the exercises.
The two departments will be inspect
ed i'm front Of the Broad-street engine
house. under the Council Chamber, at
3 o'clock +. ".
The parade will move from this point
down Broad to Nineteenth. down Nine
fcenth To Main ~ sia,u 90 ruth, up
ruth ID franklin, up Franklin TO
sbafer. up Shafer to Grace, down
Grace to First. up First to Broad. and
down Broad TO Ninth street, where the
parade will be dismissed.
It will boone of the grandest parades
Of the character that has ever been seen
I'm the city.
The Police and Fire Commissioners
will move in carriages. There will be
one hundred policemen and officers in
fall uniform IN the ranks. and one hun
bred and fifty firemen attired in full
legalia Tue entire apparatus Of the
fire department will be in line, and our
citizens will bee afforded an opportunity
of seeing pass before them the entire
force of the city used 10 preserve peace
and put out fires.
it is stated that there viii be a num-
Der of visiting fireman here on the oc-
clsi0n alluded 10.
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yard and office Is in the rear Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad depot on
Broad street. and runs through TO Mar
shall. covering over half an acre oil
ground. Eight thousand tons of coal can
be stored here. The yard is supplied
by cars which are run into It on tres
tie twenty feet hi h. The local trade,
coal for families, factories. and engines
is supplied from this ward.
The past is aged. IL is the boundlcss
future that holds the blossoms of hope
from which the full fruit of success
must be expected by those who live IN
the present.
How encouraging il is TO look around
our business circles and zee so many
evidences of Thrift The sluggard need
never expect TO be the possess0r Of any
Of them. and the timid man might as
well be told at once that there viii be
nothing but disappointment for him
whenever he may make his venture.
If there is a determination, however, TO
have no hal!-reapcd burrows, no drowsy
step when the line of march has the
light-springing movement of the French
zouave. no place can offer better facili-
ties than Richmond.
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CONNER FOR MALONE.
\ Member of the Democratic Committee !
To fake the stump for the Eo>~-itis
Reasons for His ApostasN.

4 Member of the Democratic Committee
To fake the stump for the Eo>~-tti-
Reasons for III, Apo>tasN.
Yesterday fumOis were current that
Mr.. John III. Conner, x-COuncilman OF
Clay Ward and member of the City
Democratic Committee, had declared
for Malone, and proposed TO stump the
State for him.
Mr. COnnor was seen last night by "a
TIMES reporter. and the rum0r was
found u be true. Mr.. Counor WAS
asked hIs reasons, and this is what ne
said.
AT the last meeting OF the commit
tee on plans of the Democratic Com
mIttee. | was accused OF being Repub.
lican and OF having gone over 10 Ma
hone. Neither Malone nor | have
written TO one another. and he has no
intimation that | am going to take the
stump foI bin. do Sc, not on account
of money, because 1 would have re-
fused to receive any of it had it been
offered me. But have a reputation at
stake, and am poor man. and wish
you would say IL is time for every
workiDgman TO meet at Tboll's Hall.
on west Broad street. next Tuesday
night, where John II. Conner will al
dress them and tell them some things
with which they are entirely uuac-
quainted. This meeting will be held to
organizea CLUB for the benefit Of The /
men of the city of Richmond, /
and challenge any of the prominent /
speakers Of the city 10 meet me on that
occasion. There will be refreshments
lflcr the meeting"
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The TURF
Ecsuii- and fnifi,. for Eacin. at Sheep
head BAY Race.
idjourne'


Result and fntfie. FOR Racing at shccp--
head ray Eacc..
The following are the results OF yes
terday racing:
First race. seyentb-cights Of a mile
Cartoon first. Maidstone second, Cas-
sius third. Time, 1888.
Second race, one and Onc-eighth
miles-Olrsman first. Swift second
Lela May third. Time 2.0i.
Third race. one mile. racing stakes
Badge first. Best second. llInGo0craft
third. lime. l:is.
Fourth race. three quarieisof a mile
Great Eastern stakes -IOurnameut first,
Lord DAlemeny second. Civil Service
third. Time. l:l5.
Fifth race. seyon-ti ghths OF mile.
selling Gregory first. Prince Edward
second. Bertha third Time. 1888.
Sixth race. oueard thlee-cighths of
mile. on turf--Belwood first. Burnside
second, Lotion third. Time. 2.i3.
INTRIEs FOR TODAY.
The following are the entries for to-
day 3 racing at Sheepshcad Bay
Races commencing 40 =. VI.
First race, fhree-quar,ers Of p mile
Name b. 100: Amazon. 100: Mss
Belle. 100: Insight. 100 Tulla Black
burn. 100 Little Ella. 100 Folly. 100 {.
Ocy Pete. 100: ". g.. Morris. lO3 :
Queer Toy. 1893: Ralph Bayard los .
T.. Nerlee, llj. Polemus. 9s Major
Daily. o.
Second race. ihrec-fouiths OF a mile.
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SCHMlDT'S BATH HOUSE.
Proposed Proportions OF the Buiidin;
How the work Progre>se~.

Proposed Proportions of the Duildine-
How the work Progre>se~.
Work on Mr.. Herman Schmidt S bath
ing establishment on the west side Of
Adams street. between Cary and Canal.
is progressing rapidly. and will prob
ably he completed by spring. The
entire structure viii cover about one
fourth of a block, and the tank
inside, in the middle. will be made Of
brick. and will lake up 40 by SO feet of
ground. A temperature Of about ~ de-
grees will be kept. and when it becomes
too warm block or two of ice will prob
ably be dropped in. on which the batheTs
can ride around. Convenient dress
ing rooms and reception looms
will, of course. be provided
and reasonable fare charged
for a bath. Special days and hours
will be set apart for ladies and chill
dren. Besides the ordinary bath. Mr..
Schmidt also proposes 10 have Turkish
and Russian baths, with proficient at
teniants.
Richmond has long needed just such
an establishment as this promises to be.
and the location, while little out OF
the way, is not SO bad, for the horse
cars carry one within block Of Il.
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POLICE COURT.

\ >hor, Docket soon Discussed.
There was a very short docket in the
Police Court yesterday.
Lizzie Sloan and Lucy Sloan both
c1loIedl. were charged with stealing "A
gold ring valued at SO, the property Of
Mr. J. b. Kohler. This ring was left
in the washbasin Of the house where
kohler formerly boarded. These girls
were servants III the house. The evil
dence was not sufficient to convict. but
both girls went to Jail for thirty days
in default IT security.
George Cash lcolored). charged with
selling I'D the Second market without a
license and with interfering with W.
II. Mosely IN the discharge of his duties
as clerk OF the market was fixed -
and costs.
James Smith lcolored went to jail
for thirty days for stealing a pair Of
pants. the property OF ;. +. Collier.
\ few Otnef cases OF minor import
auca were disposed Of.
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Within the past two CT three days the
trains coming into the city AMI going
past it have been laden with people who
have been soiourning at wa'eringplaces.
The recent wet. col weather has run
them out from mountain retreats. al
ways damp, and the threatening packs
of the rude winds on TIE coast. have
admOnished them to get 10 safer ana
more comfortable quarters az home.
The attractions OF the beach have been
swamped by the waves, aud the pleas.
ures Of the mountains have dislppcat,d
IN fog. The bathing act viii net wedk
well when "the winds their reNel7
keep" and the sands are slippery VITA
rain. Fishing and sailing. except nome
ward on tain. are "aii played out al
the sea. side, 80 far as amateurs are COZ
cerned, and up in the mountains the
bellies lauguish in close parlofs and APP
pear TO disadvantage when seen through
wet window pane-. This is almost al-
WAYS the case at this season OF the year.
bat history keeps on repeating i.scii
70 tell the truth. the weather Is un-
comfortable here. the streets are full OF
slushy mud. aud il is a problem whether
to kiutle iigeor not in-doois. May be
we are having the equinox.
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Yesterday. Alonzo Cash. of CumJer-
lana county, swOre out warrant
against Joe Going colored a Cumber-
land county farmer. charging him with
feloniously stealing and carrying away
the sum of Sl3j. Going was arrested
shortly afterwards ard lodged i'm the
Third pciice-staiiOu. Going Is fuei-
tive from justice from Cumberland
county. When arrested no money was
found on his poison. He will have a
hearing This morai8g before the Police
Court.
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BEYOND THE RIVER.
A DAY WITH OUR NEicH6O75 or
THE SOUTH SIDE.

,,,ior T. IIocc TYLER to address the Man
chester Democrac, More street Inn
movements Contemplated - ordinance
20 be Proposed 10 Councii Other Hens.
Nr. Tom Owen. secretary q The Cdy
Democratic Central Committee ie"
DAVIS ago wrOio 10 Democratic ne"o
auqrters no Alexandra asking whether
Hon. J. H0ge TYLER could uo' be sent To
Nauche.ttr and address the people
Yesterday Mr. Owen received rciiy
from Col. ". ". Scott. secretary. stat
ing that he had written NaJ't IFirr
asking him - adde's thc people OF
Manchester on tho night AZ ffdHy,
October T. There Is no doubt oil haI1f
Tyler being present. ana tie ni-stst
crowd even seen DO Manchester VIII BE-
present % erect him.
THE JOINT COMMITTED oN FINANCE AND
-rUf ITS
met last night To- perfect their work for
presentation 90 the City C.urcii. " bofe
regular morihly meeting takes place
tonight The water gls ordinance WAS
fixed up -lli.iactuily hies Wltc
opened for paving Perry and l,r.cr
streets from Twelfth i0 Cov1riIn
avenue. Ordinances were prepared ior
presentation Co che l0uIcil f0-n'eht i1
pave. curb. gutter AND cidana. t.t
roaibcis oil Decatur a0l Porter if.lit:
Decatur fom the water-i'lc tD tle raiI
road crossing. and Porter from Che
Nater-iue 10 low1idlu avenue. Inc
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Thomas Gardner lcoloredl was ar
rested yesterday and lodged ia the
First police-stati1n on the charge #
stealing a pocket book containing SLIP
and gold pen valued at - 81, the
property of ". \. Crump.
Thomas Winston lcoioIeil charged
with stealing three silgar spoons. two
pairs Of earrings, cold ring. aud a
silver chain. all valued at SO. the
property of Charles III. Crew. was ar
rested and locked up in the First police
slAlion Yesterday.
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W. Capers. w. d. Chesterman, Henry
Bodeker. Henry Phillips.
Reception-J. Taylor Ellyson. j. w.
Cringan. w. T.. Crenshaw. +. w. Cham
berIavnc. j. X. Tucker, +. 7. Glasgow
+. ID. Neal. O. III. Berry. 6. q. Minor.
A.. ID. Landerkin. w. NJ. Cary. W. IL.
Tatum. George ID. Peasants. NJ. West.
w. ". Redford. John S. Wilkins. w.
J. Bosher, John +. Mayer, Thomas l..
Jeffress.
NEW MEMBERS.
The following new members were
unanimously elected: James y. Boyd *
Co., General j. D. Fry, Otway S. AL
len and II. r. Pollard.
THE LATE EX-PREsIDENT McANcE.
Judge Christian (Mr. Whitlock in the
chair said that he thought It but pro-
per that a committee be appointed 10
prepare a memorial of the death OF
the late 7. w. McCance. His motion t.
that effect was agreed 10.
The Chair lMr. Whitlockl appointed
Judge Christian and Messrs. Bosaer and
Johnson the committee.
The committee retired. and, after be-
ing out for little while, brought in the
following
MEMORIAL.
Since our last meeting Thomas W.
McCarce. Esq. who for many years
flied the Office Of president Of the
Chamber. has departed this life. Tie
happening of snch a sad event not only
fills our hearts with sorrow, but makes
1t meet and proper that We pause in the
busy march Of life 10 contemplate for a
few moments h'S many virtues, to give
expression Of our feelings and opinions
OF his worth and to record some me-
mortal Of these on our minutes. There
fore be il resolved by this board:
flIst. That in the death Of Thomas
W. McCance. E-q the city sustained
the loss Of 4 citizen OF whom any com
munity might be justly proud: one who
was loyal and devoted To her true in
terests at all times. and who had during
long business career done much by
his enterprise and capacity as well as
by his business skill and answering
integrity TO advance those interests and
build up the city and its commercial
honor.
Secondly. That by this event this
Chamber has sustained the loss Of a
member who. whilst he flied the Office
Of president. discharged the important
duties Of that position with fidelity and
ability. and with an eve si~cl- - thv
best into"os. g. 81 tns Chamber and this
city both of which ne loved 10 serve.
Thirdly. That this memorial be
spread on the minutes OF thi, Chamber.
and a copy furnished the family of the
deceased, with the assurance 10 tie
members OF the family that the MEM
bcrs OF this Board feel that by their be-
reayemcnt each one Of them has sus-
tanned the great personal loss of q friend
and associate. whose wise c0unsels will
oo missed ~ them, and whose pure life
aud Christian character as a man and
citizen are worthy of their highest es-
TEEN and emulation.
The memorial was adopted un3ni-
mOusly.
Adjourned.
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ilenriootoiiniy.

The term Of the HenricO County
Court was spent yesterday in trying
the case of Henry Archer lcOloredl .
charged with shooting Thomas Burton
with intent To kill. The jury brought
in verdict Of guilty, and assessed his
punishment at twelve months in the
county Jail. His counsel, William II.
bevoridge. Esq, moved for a new trial.
and leave Was granted 10 argue the
same any time during the term.
The Board of Supervisors met yes
terday at II O'Clock. and passed on the
delinquent returns OF Treasurer Ander-
sou. \ tot of routine business was
transacted.
\ couple Of Magistrate Courts were
ia full blast yesterday, but nothing Of
public note was transacted.
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Probably no author of the present
century has written more really good
plays than Dion Boucicaut. and
among the best things from the pen of
the famous authOr-actor Is The Streets
of New York. For thirty two years
it has been almost constantly before the
public. and has made several fortunes
for as many different managers. As
the years roll by, aud this now grey
bearded Old chestnut puts in its appear
ance, the public begins to wonder II its
days are numbered. 1t seems not. for
the houses are always of go0dly pro-
portion. and the managerial pocket
always well-filled with clinking coin.
This season Manager Gardiner intends
10 make a banner one for the piece. and
with that object IN view, has Sc
cured an entirely new and powerful
company. new scenery. new mechanical
devices, and host Of novelties. VIC.
Donaldson. a handsome and clever
Young actor. last seen here as leading
man with Lizzie Evans, has assumed
the role of Tom Badger and is said to
give a powerful delineatior of this &C.
centric character.
"The Streets will be produced for
the first time this season tonight at the
Theatre.
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AT THE BANQUET TABLE.
The scottish Rite Nason> Entertain
Brother.

Brother.
One of the most popular Masons in
Richmond is Mr.. W. o. English. past
master Of Joppa Lodge, past high
priest of Lafayette Royal Arch Chap
ter. past eminent commander OF 81.
Andrew, No. IL. and the present vene-
rable master of John J.. Roper Lodge Of
Perfection. No. ,. Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite. He returned
from Europe a few days ago. and as he
bad met with distinguished cousdera-
ton at the hands OF the Scottish Rite
IN the capitals Of the Old World his
brethren of the Rite here entertained
him last night al krause ; cafe.
4 Covers were laid for about forty. and
the menr was arraLg ed in ten courses.
Captain John +. Mayer presided. ard
among those present were William
RYAN. master OF Pelican Chapter. No.
.. Knights Rose Croix; Rev. Hartley
Carmichael. commander of 81. Omar
Council, of Kadosh; Charles A. Ncsbiit.
master Of Dalcho Co,sistory. No. l.,
master of the Royal Secret, thuty-
second degree; Hon. j. Taylor Ellys0n.
Cot mel 1azowcll Elicit. W. II. Sands.
Jacob Reinhardt. l.. y. Eubank, Ii. W.
+. Southern, +. Z. Mayo. Fred. S. Val
entiue. L. G. Walthall. General Charles
j. Anderson. Colonel VI. l.. Spots wood.
Colonel j. Y. Bid~c"@ NJ. William
l.ovcrs.tcin. and Mr. W. W. Barrow.
The first toast was to General Albert
Pike, the Senior Grand Commander of
the world.
Then came the toast to the guest OF
the evening, Mr.. English. This gentle
man responded in his usual happy
style. lie told of his reception at Paris.
Brussels, London. Edinburgh and Dub
lin; said that without exception every
masonic digDitary 10 whom he pre-
scented his credentials, dated at the
Holy House IN Washington and signed
by General Pike. received him with
open arms. He saw General Pike 8
portrait i'll the gallery at No. 33 Golden
Square, London. the masonic headquar-
ters Of the Prince Of Wales. and also
4 portrait of the General IN the Su-
preme Council Chamber at Paris. He
said the Scottish Rite was a great insti-
tuition in Great Britain and on the Con
tinert, the personnel being made up of
the Elect Of the Select.
During the evening letter from
Hon. X. f.. Withers was read. in which
he expressed sincere regret eiat a busi-
ness engagement prevented him from
coming to Richmond to attend the ban
quet.
The banquet was over soon after the
clock struck -. and ii was pronounced
by all present "a one of the most Gle
CANT and enjoyable ever held in Rich
,n,n1
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Pastor Pounded.

Last night. regardless of the bad
weather. large number of the mem
eFs and friends If the First English
Lutheran Church met in the SUNDAY =
school room To welcome their pastor
his summer vacation. The welcome
address was made by the members in
the shape OF severe pounding with
many good things. The evening was
spent most pleasantly. The pastor re-
sumes his charge very much en-
cOuragcd.
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POLITICAL GATHERINGS LAST
NIGHT.
The Clay Ward Actise- and ola Domin-
ion club.

The Clay Ward Aetise- and ola Domin-
ion club.
\ meeting Of the Clay Ward Actiyes
was held last night in Reinhardt' Hall.
and the following officers were elected
President, Mr.. b. A. Jacob. first vice
president. aior James ID. Patton: sec
ond vice.prcsideut. Mr. Charles l..
Philips: third yicepresident. Mr.. Levin
Joyue-; fourth yice-present. Mr.. j. II.
Capers: treasurer. Mr.. William Z.
smith. esgeant-at-arms, Mr.. j. b.
Haley.
f. was decided that the meetings Of
the club should hereafter be held on
Thursday night of each week.
The president slaied that Colonel
Kitchen, member OF Congress from
Halifax. North Carolina, desired 90 ad-
dress a Richmond audience during this
campaign. and he suggested that it
would be good idea 10 appoint com
mittce Of enquiry 10 ascertain if Col.
Kitchen could be- induced TO address the
CLAY Ward Actives.
The motion was made and carried,
and the committee consists of Mesars.
~. =. Campbell lchairmanl b. A..
jacob and William +. Smith.
Mr.. Jacob said that he had heard that
Colonel Kitchen was very eloquent
and forcible speaker. He was led 10 be-
lieve 80 because the Colonel had said
that ne desired 10 meet Malone IN de
hate
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MAID Of Virginia. Mld ani sweet.


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5 Letter from Hcv. o.. r.. Hawthorne. or
Atlenia. Nn.
1t gives me real pleasure t0-1ya word
for a medicine which believe is destined
% b. a great blessing o. the ali'cled
everywhere. IL j, rot Che cunning de-
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scientist. IL J., the result of marg years
OF research aud experiment bv au emi-
nent specialist Thousands of n.y
Southern friends know shat q sufferer
from Catarrh | have been.
Six months ago. by the device oi my
physician gave up the passionate.
have used two bottles oi king s. ROYAL
Cermeiuer. and while 7 cannot .ay
that ain completely cured. do aHirm
that it has 50 Tar reficred me- leNpl-
Renee no pain nor discomfort.
1 feel it 10 be my duty to say also that
the effects OF this remedy upon NV
wife have been even more sigual and
wonderful. She has been almo,ta life
long invalid from nervous headache,
neuralgia and rh.umaIism. InaIelnd
u LhllAf , tei fIt ilun Fitfi"lF ifii.i "a
days exemption from pain. She has
been using Germetuer' about two
months. y more complete transforma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom OF disease ha. disappeared
She appears b be twenty years younger.
aud Is happy aud playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded MANY OH
our afflicted friends 10 take the medi-
cine and the testimony az all OF ihem
is that it is great remedy.
j. b HANTHoRNE.
if'oata. Ga. july i2th. 1879.
DIR. Kings Royal Germetner is now
put up In concentrated form for con
yenence in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added 10 seven and a
half pints of water will make a gallon
of Royal Germetuer. \ vine lassful
a dose. \ teaspooafni in a wine.glass
ful of water Is dose oil the eoucen.
tratej.
P,ice. - 80 per bottle.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Post flee. Ricnmnrd. Va.
adv
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, i.abiIiiic. Ecmn,cI.

The political disabilities of Rober, H.
Hogan. a white man Ia Bedford COZ.
~, were yesterday removed b, Gov
ernor L9e. Hogan was convicted ia
800 and sent 10 the peniteutiary for
horse'stealiDg, To serve term Of iifty-
four years. Last June he was pardoned.
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WESTERN coLoRzo sAprsrs

To Appeal To- Federal Interference.
INDIANAPOLIS ND September IT,
The Colo.cd Baptist Convention ST thc
Western States and Territories com
cludcd its busincs, To day after ses-
SION which was largely devoted to
a consideration OF the alleged
abuses TO winch The coiore1
people of abe South ave SUBJ
jected. The members of the party
who were assaulted at B8,Hy. Co..
while on their way t0 attend the galh-
ering. appeared before the m citing co.
day and exhibited their injuries. H.
was resolved TO ask tae Pres.lens ANA
all the Governors a. the States
where the alleged outrage hagc
been perpetuatei for protection and an
immediate gsstigation. A committee
was appointed to want in person upon
the President and the Attorney General
and present the resolutions.