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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
wEsr vIRGHNiA,S mUDDLS.
Eanawha Couuty's Certifieates for
Governer tn the HOuse-Repubf-
eau ChaH. rafFs, aud Ftitbus-
tertng tn she senate.


Especial telegram 20 tns Dlsps,chl
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January H.--At
thI. mornings session OF the House secreta.
ry-of.State Walker transmitted the certificates
Of the Kanawha county commissioners
giving the vote on Governor, after which tue
body adjourned Until tomorrow morning At
II O'Clock.
In he senate, after the usual preliminHies,
the regular order of proceeding, being the
eleetiOo OF apresident, was taken up, TIE ball
lot resulling IN Cars receiving votes
Miner, votes; Price. 2 votes; Maxwell,
votes. and MeSSrs. Scott, Van Peit, McAtlis-
ter. Morris, Davis, add Campbell, 1 vote
sact.
As soon rs the announcement az The vote
Was made senator oxiey offered 8 resolutions
the reading OF which was interrupted by
message that the election returns were all be-
fore the House, including the returns from
Ksnaxhs county, aud thereup0u senator
scott moved 20 adjourn uutii tomorrow at
10 O'Clock. This motion was after some ar
Ramenl decided on, OF order, inssmuch a.
SeaNtor Oxiey yet bad the boor.
Motions 10 postpone the reading OF the
Restitution, claims that II YVES out OF order,
and every movement that would tend 10 do.
lay matters we're resoFted 10, but the Chair
maintaining that be could not decide wbe-
Their or not the revolution was IN Older until
Il had been read, dirscsed It's reading. IL
sets fefth that where's Il had been stated
npon the Republican side that the reason Tor
REORGANIZATION Of The senate was caused
by The then peDdlug electlon cases, and that
inssmueh ~ the matter bad been decided,
and, further, u had been claimed on the Re-
pcbhcan side tbst Il Was oceasioped DJ The
nsrseesl asDirsllols Of tbs said seven sens'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
DEATHS.

FIGG.-Died. at a quarter after ], Monday
morning, January "A. 1859. Mr.. BENJAMIN W.
FlG0, Ia the siKty-second year OF bis ago. leaving
a wife and I've children.
His funeral will iako place from bic late real
dence, 500 north "enty-nfty street. THIS Tue
day) EVENING at o'clock. Frte0ds an. &c
quaintsnces arc respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore lMi.) and Washington ID. O. papers
please copy.
TYLRE.-Died, at her residence. No. 5& north
Fourth street. .. ton minutes " O'Clock, jan
uary 18Th, AMESTA TYLER. sidos OF John r.
Tyler, ia the ffsy-thlrd year 81 her age.
Funeral at her late residence TODAY al II A.
NJ. Friends OF her brother, Henry hander. sni
those of her sonsin-lss, John 7. Wobbor and
c. Gray Bossioux. respectfully invited 70 At
tend.
WINTER.-Diei, January rs, 1889, at the resi-
deuce Of her daughter. Mrs. Theress ". bArksn,
Mrs THERESA WINTER, In tho ssyeaiy +nrst
year OF her age.
The funeral will take place ats O'Clock THIS
EVENING from So Nary's Germsn caholic
church Friends and acqusiatAaces are rospsct-
fully invited 70 9ttend.
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Electoral Vote Cast.
RY telegraph 70 the Dlspatch. |


MONTGOMERY, ALA, January 1.-THE
electoral college met at the Capitol to-day
and east ten votes for Cleveland snd Thur
man and elected L. c. Meredith as mes
senger 10 take the vote 10 Washington.
ATLANTA, GA, January H.-The Demo-
cratic presidential electors met at noon to-
day and cast twelve votes for Cleveland and
Thurman.
WAsHINGToN, u. c., January Is The
presidential electors met To- day and cast the
votes OF their Statcs AS follows: MasSschll-
sets, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York,
Ohio, Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Michigan. Kansas, Colorado,
Minnesota, Iowa, California, Illinois, Ne
braSka and Wisconsin for Harrison aud Nor
too. Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware.
Kentucky aud Maryland for Cleveland and
Thurman.
BATON ROYCE, La, January H.-The
Louisiana Electoral College met to-day IN
the Governors parors. The electors cast
their ballots for Cleveland and Thurman.
A. Il. O'SulliVan, OF La FOurcne, was elected
messenger to convey tho vote to Washing
ton.
JACKSON, Miss, January IA. The presi-
dental electors OF the State met here to-day
aud cast the vote OF the state for Cleveland
and Thurman. W. A. Henry. editor OF the
Yazoo City Sentinel, was elected messenger
10 convey the vote TO Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Delaware Politics.
lBy telegraph to the Di-pstch.l

lby telegfhpn 20 the O@Pachi
DovER, DEL, January 14-iHidnIght. The
Republican CAUCUS 1. still in session, and
from Indications it has done nothing for the
past hour. The report is that SIX more BAL
lots have been taken without change. the
vote still Standing Massey 9, Treat 5, smith
ers 3, and Higgings 2.
In The Democratic caucus Speaker Lewis
and Senator's Collins ana Ferguson made
speeches urging the nomination OF James
L. Wo,ott, which suggestion the salisbury
membets received In silence. As the four
teen Democrats are possibly evenly divided
betweea Wolcott and Salisbury. Senator
Dorman being the uncertain quantity,
neither faction cared TO venture ballot. AT
1880 o'clock the Democratic caucus adj
journed tentatively to await the action OF
the Republicans.
DovET. DEL. January ID A. H.
Another ballot has Just been taken, showing
eight woes for Massey. The vote for the
other candidates was not announced. Massey
needs only one more vote 10 nominate him.
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Jefferson Davis I'm vicksburg


NEW ORLEANS, January IA Picayune
special from Vicksburg, Miss, says: Jeher-
son Davis arrived here last evening. To-
night a large number Of citizens, mostly
Young men. hesded by the Volunteer sou.h-
ern COrnet Band, marched 10 the Porterield
m,nsIon, where Mr.. Davis ia a guest.
10 response to the serenade President
Davis appeared on the balcony and returned
thanks for the courtesy. He spoke In
strong voice and feelingIv referred TO the
Mississippi boys whom be had lived for and
suffered for, and detailed their unilinchin2
responses to duty In peace or war. He also
referred to the prosperity Of the country aud
city with pride, and closed bis short address
as follows:
"Here a. stand before you my love for
you Il as firm as the hills behind you. II IL
probably the last time l will see you, but |
will die, when | do. with the thought and
feeling that have not lived IN vain, and with
a love for Mississippi that pssseth all under.
Standing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
A PRETTY HOWDY-.DO.
WISE swoors DOWN on THE MALONE
REAR GUARD.
10 Dimes with General Harrison and Dis
eruntles Meous--Also Reads
His Indictment


INDIANAPOLIS, I'm, January i4.-Colonel
n. r. McCue, OF tue Virginia delegation.
was left behind Saturday as sort OF rear
eusrd 10 cover whatever might turn up In
imicai 10 Mshone's interest. II was very
prudent prccaution, as John ;. Wise, I'M
herslded and apparently unexpected, arrived
Yesterday morning and diced at noon with
General Harrison. McCue - not In very
rood humof over II, and says he will stay
now until wise goes. lie says that Wise has
no political interest IN Virginia, hsying re-
moved 10 New York, and that he has no right
$40 sneak tor the Old Dominion. Tie says that
'SHahone il prepaelng for q wonderful milf
tary denomination on the 4th % March By
Confederate soldiery that will eclipse any
thing Of the KIND ever attempted at an Ia.
nugnfa
wise. after his visit TO Harrison, was taken
IN hand by the Hon. G.. W. CajkiDs. with
whom he supped aud spent the evening.
Wise SAYS there is nothing In his visit lie
was 40 Akroa, Ohio. on business, end sim
Div came over 10 pay his respects 10 the
Ircsident-elcct. Nobody believes this. how
ever here, i0r while he diselaims any pur.
pose o. having made any anti.Msbone de-
Inonsiratlon 30 General Harrison, yet be pro-
oeeded ~ read OF bis bill Of indictment
against MabOne afterwards. lie denounces
The sentiment Of Malone managers that Ma
bone Il the only Republican IN Virginia
worthy OF recognition, and soys That IN bis
(Mahone's) district the Republican vote was
reduced 90 The recent election, While the
anti. Malone element greatly increased the
Republican vote OF four years ago. III Ma
hone and his followers had done their duty
more faithfully Virginia would have gone
for Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
Several Fires-The Navy-YArd-Per-
sOnaI.

hObht.
CORRESPONDENCE Of tho Richmond Dlspatchl
NORFOLK. VA. January II, 1889.
Last night about O'Clock a fire broke ont
In Berkley in the furniture warehouse OF b..
A. johnson, near the Corner House, and
burned with such rapidity that the fire de-
partment Of the place was poNerless except
10 project surrounding property. Both
stock and building were totally destroyed.
johnson had his stock insured, The build
ing belonged 10 Tapley Portlock and wss
insured. The fire was accidental, IL Is
thought.
A fire In Portsmouth Yesterday morning
damaged the wood yard buildings OF Messrs.
Oast a Brother, on Court street. PtkCodd,
q hoSe-cart driver, was thrown from his seat
while going TO the fire and badly burt.
A fire broke out in Norfolk city jail last
night aud created considerable cOnstcrna-
ton among the prisoners and excitement IN
the neighborhood. The fire was soon sub
dued and not much damage resulted.
The complement Of new boats for the new
gunboat Petrol having been completed oil the
boat builders have been discharged from the
navy.yard.
Israel White Ccolored), one Of the oldest
newspaper pressnen IN the state, aud who
had charge Of the Landmark presses, died
al ms nome on Brown htcct yesterday nc
commenced 10 run presses in 1850.
PolICe.Justice Baum aud Chiei.of.P Police
ROllsnd have commenced a bread.and-
water diet treatment on the tramps and va
grants that constantly crowd the station
house and jail.
Captain Bixby and other officers OF the
United states Engineer Corps left for East
ern North Carolina to-day on business con-
nected with the Improvements Of waterways
IN that section.
The capsized oystersloop Theodore Hog
wood, In NansemOud river, has been righted
and pumped out by the wreckers.
Rev. IL. NJ. Wharton, ID. D., of Baltimore,
will remain ia Portsmouth another week.
His meetings have been among the most sue
cessiul ever held in that city. lie leciured in
Berkley on Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
The Indiana Legislature.


INDIANAPOLIS. IND, January 14,-The
Legislature convened later than usual to-day
owing to the presence OF the electoral college
in the House. Ia the Senate the Republican
members, through senator Johnson, sub
mitted formal written protest against the
election OF Presiding. Oflcer Coke as the
president OF the Senate while the Lieutenant
Governor was at the door. The protest re-
cites the causes leading 10 the election of
Senator Coke and gives the history OF the
refusal OF the majority to recognize the au.
thority OF Lieulenant-GOyernOr Robertson
during his entire term OF Office, which eX-
plred to-day. The protest was ordered spread
upon the Journal.
Iu the House the legislative bill was taken
up and passed. II appropriates $4,000 for
the salaries OF members and employees and
expense Of maintaining the Legislature.
Both branches adjourned at l O'Clock to
meet st Englishs Opera. House at 2 Z. NJ. TO
participate in the Inauguration OF Iovey and
Chase.
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os,ss: sxpors4-->p croes nei1ain nm Mi
10 Yrsrcs. ais balsN: 70 Ne CCnfineet -
bsiss. stcck, SKI .s35 bsfsa ssusbern ee.g 14IL
wheat heavy ana lower; No red, Weo7to IN
elevator; options closed heavy end saasc an
der ssturdsy: NO i red, Jsoussy. Soka 1eeyo-
sry. IKE Nay, si.oi, Corn weak se1 Eins
lower; No. 2 axe In slevssot; opuses wsss
and kc lover; January, Mkc: ksessa .,y
ard steady: January. SIC. rsbsnsry. lts:
on choice: slase. isaa2c. Co6se-0ptkons ciossf
barely sseady bat HI shsr; January, tih1Ae1t 70;
FeDraary, March, and April, tiaiSatiA4; NAY,
az i0Asiblo: spo, mo duii sad nrm; fair car.
goes, ~. Sugar noninsli reenea quiet soa
steady. Moissses quiet. htce quiet ana nrm.
Petroleum steady: r.dned. here. u. Cosson-
seed oil weak crude, 49, yeliov. tis51c. lsi."
easier; city, &c bad. Roeia quiet ana steeny'
Turpentine quiet southern egHA isAn'S.
Hiaes weak. Wool strong and quiee fox
weak: Oh mess, siss4it25; new mees. Va -
si4eo. Beef inactive. Beef hams DUH iicroed
beef quiet Cuf-meAts dull Lard dspsossen
and much lower; western seam, w: cisy.
$40: January, $50; Nay $50 bid Froishs
nrTn.
Carcioo January A--Cssh quotations we're:
Flour vesker, with sorns sales i0c. lover. NO
spring agd No. red wheat Whae<tc
No. corn, 33ka33.c. No 2 oats, axe Mess
PORK. sia Lard. sc.02ksf7.0h shortribs " IS
shoulders, g. a5ssosoS short-cissf, s.. SATISFY.
Whisky. ti.0a
sAdias futures ranged a. follows,
Op<afaI alSh<s, Clss<SR
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Opening or the Landtag-Emperor
williams hpseeh.
ANWI1N J T W"NEa
g Washington, ID. CO.

rPy Anglo American cable % tho Dispatch.i
BERLIN, January Is. The haudtag was
opened to-day. The Emperor, iu his speech
opening the session, declared that all the
foreign relations Of the country were friend
". lie said that during his recent visits to
friendly sOyereigns be gained conviction
that Germany might confidently cherish the
hope OF peace. The continued blessings OF
peace ore shown in gratifying manner by
the improved situation OF the artisans. The
financial position Of the country Is satistac'
tory. An increase Of 200,000.O00 marks in
the savings banks has proved that trade has
improved. The satisfactory character OF the
finances has enabled the Government to
further reduce taxation.
Among the measures announced by the
Emperor 10 be introduced 10 the Landtag ara
bills 10 further Increase the emoluments OF
the clergy OF all denominations, TO improve
the position Of the teachers In the national
elementary schools, aud for regulating the
schools aud for regulating the stamp tax.
Having regard for the admittedly satisfactory
re- uts Of the developments OF the railways,
assignment OF the extraordinary resources 10
further extend them will be asked for the
relief Of the sufferers by the floods In 1888.
A measure will be introduced dealing with
the general administration Of Posem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
wise anu McCue Have n ConciuatOry
CouypFaattoB.
Special telegram to the Dispstch.l

Especial telegram 70 me Dsphch.l
INDIANOPOLIs. IND., January lf.--JOhn :.
Wise aud the Virginia statesmen seem 10
have finally LETT 10 give place 10 other hun
grg hordcs hat are daily sweeping down
upou the President.elect. Before Wise de-
parted be had short talk with Colonel
McCue, who remarked to him:
"Well, John, reckon you have come to
hgbt"
No." REPLIED VIE, when | left Vir-
gInil, McCue, | grounded arms"
"John," sad Colonel McCue, "you left
few orphans down in Virginia. They are
Struggling around in the old State aud they
haye not got auy father and mother. They
are getting lonesome, John; you ought TO
look sfier them
"Gotting lonesome, ARE they, McCue
Haven't got any leaderi Well, that's too
bad. say, McCue, did the old man say any
thing against ne when you saw him lasti d"
"Ye.. john" be spoke about you, but no
didn't say anything against you. He's
great old man"
.sMcCue, baYen'tanytbing against hum"
81 shouldn't think you ought 10 have,
John"
II may not be plain 10 general readers that
Ga this little concihatOrY conversation be-
tween Captain WISE and Colonel McCue The
orphans referred to were the political fol-
lowers Of Wise aud The "Old Man" is Ma
hone,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15

that his articles commenting on the sppIics'
tious OF the secret-servIce fund during the
recent elections were base calumuies, and
challenged him to justify them from the
tribune OF the chamber. Lsur retorted that
he would defer his accusations 10 very
composed member OF the Chamber OF Depn-
ties and would send seconds 10 Floquet un-
less ne retracted bis remarks. Floquet re-
piled that he would neither retrsct what he
had said nor receive Lsuer's seconds. snd re-
pested his challenge 10 that gentleman 10
Justify his statements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Planned n Raid on tue na,ao,as.
Special telegram to the Dlspatch.I


CHARLESTON, ". VA, January 4.-W. Il
RuskiTk, a prominent merchant OF Logan
Courthouse, arrived in this city to-day. He
reports that Dan. Cunningham, Dick Evans,
and another party claiming to be relative,
whose name be does not know, have been in
Logan county several days planning rad
on the Hatdelds. They decided that they
would shoot Cap. and Anse Hatfield and
French Ellis, after which they thought there
would be no difficulty in capturing the rest
Of the party. Ii seems that they talked a
little too freely, and afriend OF the Ha'helds
promptly reported their plo, 10 the moun-
tain outlaws, who on Saturday last went
before a justice, swore out pesee warrant
against Cunningham aud his friends and
went with the party who served II and
marched them to Logan Courthouse, where
they are now In jail, and likely to remain for
some time, as none OF the people there are
disposed 10 20 on their bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Rat,roAa riemas.
Special telegram TO the pispatc

Special telegram to the pispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. G.. January lt.-Ihe pas
senger train from Atlanta on the Airline
road came nesI meeting With disastrous
wreck on the bridge scross the seneca river,
in South Carolina. Fiends had plsced cross.
ties m an upright position IN the middle oil
the bridge between the stills This would have
thrown the entire train into The river had u
not been for the facs thst by some means TOE
cross-ties fell to one side, and when tbe
train came dashing along they ooly struck
the steps Of the ears and snatched them from
the train. Otherwise there was no damage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
GRAIa AND COTTON Ex0HANaR
Richxoso January II. 1881
OFPxRISG4

wBHAr.-22s6 bushels
CORs.-I. f4 bushels
OAra-2,0l0 bushels.
MILL~OPRAL-45 tons
sALEs RgP0Rrsp TO SECRETARY.
WagAr.--Longbsrry 4i6 bushels primo az
LOO: - bushels good at q. o. Mixed. 20 bu-
bushels fair o. ssc. Total sales OF wheat i,756
bushels
Offerings to-dayof wheat 2S3s bushels; ssns
day sass year. ~ bushels sslos today Of
wheat f,1S3 bushels same day issG year. 40
busnois Offerings 20 tar this season, sg5.95s
bushels: came lime last season, so, zo0 bushels
Extreme rage Of prices to-day. We. 10 ti.0s |.
same day last year, e6c.
CORs.-WLite. LA bushels very good At &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
V..o-,ea ,o satI with musie.

fBy Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
DuBLIN, January IA dispatch from
Waterford says that fourteen persons who
were sentenced to months imprisonment
for participating In the Manchester demon
straiion there were taken to prison to-day.
They were escorted to Jail by many police
men, a crowd with q band OF music follow.
ing them. The police charged the crowd.
using their clubs, and quite a comic. en-.
sued. Several persons were badly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
"rhe vile. or Deceiver."

ny Anglo American cable % the Dispstch.l
LONDON, January A.--The st. james Ca
zette in an article on the Sackyille incident
saws: Lord Salisbury Is undoubtedly right
on the question OF principle. Lord Sackville
spoke when he ought 10 have been silent,
and told the truth to tho wrong person.
This. however. does not excuse President
Cleveand's treatment Of Sackyille, nut 1t
does afford soid reason for placing the lat
ter in a position where he will run less risk
from the WIes OF deceiyer."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Printers strfAe an.

" telegraph % INC UIspaIln.I
WuKEsBARRE. PA, January 14-The
strike ofsanized here on Saturday last by
Typographical Union, No. ISL. collapsed
this eyeajDy, when the printers en-
ployed on the Morning Record re-
turned 10 work a. tue same pay
they received last year. The strike was de-
clared Unconstitutional st special meeting
held BIZ the union this afternoon. An after
noon paper, the Leader. which has employed
union bands for some years past, has sent
abroad for n0n-unlon printers. The News
dealer refuses to reenploy tue strikers who
left their office. The Record takes back all
its old hands at last years scale and will re-
main union Office as heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
AfnnInNg. Gfntua

(By Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispetch.l
LONDON, January l5.-The Chronicle as
seTts that the Government will be informed
OF Henry NJ. Stanley's safety long before the
expedition led by Thomas A. stevens
can reach the eastern coast OF Africs,
and that in the mean time recent letters
from Stanley will be published IN Lonaon.
There are certain reasons, the Chronicle
says, for keeping secret at present the where.
abouts OF the explorer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Nebraska.
[BJ telegraph to the Dispatch.

(BJ telegraph to the Dispstch.l
LINCOLN, NEB., January l4.-The Repnb-
Ieaas and Democrats Of the State Legisla-
iure met ia caucus tonight 10 nominate a
United States senator. The Republican,
caucus unanimously nominated Senator
Henderson, while the Democrats nOmi.
mated McSbane, the present member OF Con-
eress from the First Nebraska district and
candidate for Governor OF Nebraska.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Nom,uatlons for the seaate,

B0sToS, January l4.-At caucus this ale
ternoon OF the Democratic members OF the
Legislature p. A. Collins was nominated As
8 candidate for United States senator.
The ballot was as follows: Whole nnmber
Of votes AZ. p. A. Collins, 2i; W. h.
Russell, % blank, /. The nomination was
made unanimous. The Republican caucus
unanimously renomIpsted George +. Hoar
for the Uaited States senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
auareh,sts, usnifesto.

tBy AngIo-American cable 70 the Dispatih.I
PARIS, January 1.-THE Anarchists OF
this city have issued manifesto 10 the cleo
tors OF the Departmental the Seine, IN which
they appeal to the people not to vote for any
candidate. The manifesto says: 1.-The Sem
ate and the Chamber OF Deputies SIRE pew
erless to emancipate. A revolution will alone
free them,v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Assigned.
Iph . lh, pi.patch.l

lBy tsIegraph 70 ms Dispatch.I
CLEvsLAsD. January 1l-The King Var.
plsh Compsny, one OF the leading manuiae.
turing concerns Of Akron. o, made an as
signment to-day. Liabilities, S10o,0o0 to
Si25, assets, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Cr.npsa r,n.ne,a,,y

Cramped Gnsnciaily has no speedy relief,
but cfamped in the bowels hasa relief In the
use OF DIR. Biggers's Huckleberry Cordial, the
crest specific for ali bowel troubles aad chill
dren feelhing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
wsn nspea, the panama Canal Com
pNny.

IIy Angio-Americsn cable to The Dispaich-l
PARIS. January IA The senate To-Day
adopted twsnty-four articles OF the oaek.
rupsey bill. which, = II becomes . Jaw, VIII
enable the Panama CANA company 70 aua'-
calls nou,aaie its Obligations without de-
cIaring itself In bankruptcy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
cArrLxrAnxxf.

JANUARY 4-Recespts; tH head o. cattle,
Sales ls "a head q catsis, iss sheep. and ~
hoxA
PTi.esf
carlls-Bess 4alxc gros; medium y eeed.
3.a8Ac gross; eoiRmab 70 fsir. ste36 greoA
shesp--4a,e. gross.
HoEs-SAa7kc. nsk
Hlus-2xa3c grosA