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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
Princess Anne nemOcrats-COlored
HanLista-Ermckers

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK. VA, Nav 10, 1889.
Considerable cnthusiasm snd great har-
mODy among The Princes Anne Democrats
is reported 10 have been manifested nj the
meetings lust held for the nomination OF
county officers. The meetings were largely
attended bg the voters and much interest IL
developed IN he prospect Of TIE fall cam
paign. A great deal 81 lost ground Will be
recovered bv Tire Democrats IN Princess
Anne this iall. Al through the T1dewater
section the gubornatorial csndidatuIe IS UNI
der discussion. and there IS he)rty de-
termination 20 beat Malone and bis duskY
cohorts II possible.
The virginia Baptist Convention ,coloredh
In session in Portsmouth, has in attendance
$50 ministers and delegates. This is mis-
sIonary organization and has for iis OBJECT
home and African missions. During the
wear seven missionaries have been employed
by the body, three Of them in Africa. clX
ministerial students have been supported
during TIE year at the Theological Seminary.
The body will adjourn tomorrow.
Commander Joshua Bishop left the navy
ward last night for Csliorpa TO take COM
m.nd Of the United states steamer lroquols.
Colonel -. s. Walton. Of Portsmouth, who
dled yesterday, was distinguished man 10
bis profess ion, and Il was WHO Assochttu
with the great civil engineer McAipine IN
getting upa plan for the improvement OF the
Mississippi river that he was selected 10y The
Government to accompany the expedition
10 Central America 10 survey the route OF
the proposed Nicaragua canal. He was the
only engineer in civil LIE that accompanied
the expedition. lie superiDtended the build
ing n The canal-iocks at Richmond.
The German naval officers from the war
ship Nike visited the navv-yard and roceiy-
ing-ship Franklin this morning and were
duly salutcd Later lhe officers 81 the yard
went on board the Nike and the salute was
returned.
The weather is excessively hot to-day, the
mercury belug92' ripening the strawberries
rspidy and causing rush Of shipments
Denver l.. Barnes, the f0rger who broke
isi The day before yesterday, has 50 far oai-
led all tbe efforts Of toe detectives and police
to recapture him. r. ". smalls. the second
forgcr, who was rec8ptured while getting
SWAY with Barnes, has been sentenced 10
three years In the peuucntiAry.
The truckers are already complaining OF
the rayaccs OF the pOtatO-Dug.
The United States Engineers steamer
Iucerne broke her shaft and lost her pro,
pcler in Curituck sound, aud was towed
into port last evening. e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

iBy telegraph 10 tao Di7pRtIn.l
WASHINGTON, May 10.-On the 10Th Of
April lat the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion heard the complaint OF William IL
Heard (colorcd) against the Georgia Rail-
road Company. The charges involved In the
complaint were that IN travelling over the
defendants road from Augusta 10 Atlanta
the petitioner was compelled 10 accept Sc
cond.class accommodations. beng obliged 70
occupy a complimentary, although be bad
purchased q ticket which guaranteed bin
lrst-class Accommodations. The commits
sion, IN an opinion 10y Mr.. Bragg rendered
to-day, holds as follows:
I. II is the lawful duty that a carrier like
the defendant owes TO the travelling public
in carrying out its rule Of furnishing sept-
rate cars to white and col0-ed passengers on
its line engaged in interstate travel 70 make
them equal ia comforts, accommodation, aud
equipment without any discrimination.
. Il Is the lawful duty that carrier Ike
the defendant owes 10 the travelling public
engaged IN interstate travel over lis line 10
Afford equal protection ~ law alike TO all
such passengers, without regard 10 race.
color, or sex, against undue prejudice and
disadvantage. from disOrdcrly conduct on
the part Of other passengers or persons.
8. On the facts IN this proceeding II Il
held that The defendant violated the law In
each Of the foregoing respects as against the
petitioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

ASpERSON.-niol. CHARLES u. AMBER
son. 90 the sixty year o. his sgc
Tho funeral VIII take 3 sre from the s"'ond
Presbyterian church, Dn hoges. THIS t~hiuf-
dsy) AFTERNOON ats O'Clock. His friends ani
acquaintance are invited % attend.
BONU.-uieI. ~ BIS res'ionce. No. sil west
Marshall street., ~ O'Clock yesterday morning.
Ina the nnv-foIrth year n hi- axe, JOIN n.
nOND, leaving VITO AMI live children.
lie was a consistent member or Leign-Street
Baptist church from when his funeral viii axe
place ~ $40 =. NJ. TO-DAY. Friends aud A.
quaiutances are invited 90 atteui.
CEEN.U AW.- Died. At his residence. near The
city, f2oc'ock yesterday morning, JOIN IA
cos ChkNsHAW, in the sefentotn year u his
age.
Funeral will take place A. Friends Meeting.
house al 80 o'clock his l,atuid0g) MORN
ING.
In accordance with his well-knoNn yiovs 10
that regard. friends will kindly omit flowers
GREGORY. Died. IN Portsmouth. Va. May
10. 1859 AZ g. % +. ~. Dr. WILLIAM T. GhEbc-
ny IN the nfty-thlrd wear - his ago.
Funeral Will take plnce from ~. James ch1rch
THIS Saturday MOANING % li:au O'Clock. ia
tormeng ia ShocSoo cemotory.
sNEAD.-Ded, AZ her husbands reiilcnce,
1890 vest Ciay. after a short but painful illness,
MARY ELLAN. VITO of j. william Snoai, In tho
seventeenth year ot her age.
she leaves a loving aud devoted husband snd
infant 10 mourn their loss.
Asleep I'm Jesus.
Funeral took place from above residence yes-
to-day al . O'Clock
LynchDuIg papers please copy.
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also to take appropriate action on the death

also 10 take appropriate action on the death
Of the late Chairman Baruum.
The Department OF State authorizes the
most positive contradiction OF the story that
Minister Ensnder has declined the Danish
Mission because he learned thst his appoint
ment was not acceptable 20 the Danish Cow
ernmeBL The department has not up 10
the present received official Information
OF Minister Enandr's resignation
President Harrison, accompanied by HIS
wife aud grandson. will go down the PotO-
mac for short resting spell, leaving here at
10 o'clock. They will 20 on the Despatch
aud expect 70 remain until Monday after
noon, the intention being 10 run out 20 sea
aud anchor over Sunday. Secretaries Blaine
and Window were invited 10 accompany the
President. and Mr.. Blame will probably do
so. hut SIR. Window will he unable 10 go.
the steel cruiser Atlanta. which arrived
ct New York from the South Atlantic station
Just before the ccniennlal celebration, VIII
probably be detained al that port for some
time. II appears that the crOsshead Of her
main engine was partially fractured two
years ago when on her trial trip. This ne
counts for her supposed loss 81 speed when
IN actual service. The engines are still
capable q! running mp TO forty revolutions
per minute, but IL Sc not deemed prudent TO
allow The ship 20 20 10 sea until new cross
head has been supplied, which viii takesome
ffufp
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lBy telegraph to the Dispa'ch.l

Cincinnati: -
Athletics ........... @ q o d D o 0 o o. o
acknowledgements IA; Athletics, E..
Errors incinnatis, !; Athletics, ,. Bat
iaries-Duyol aud Baldwin, smith add
Cummings.
Cleveland:
Cleveiands. l 0 900 0 g. 4
Acknowledgement 0 o o 0 X D
-Cleyelands, %; Indianapolis,
6. Errors -Clevelands, 3; indianapolis, ..
Batterles-Gruber and /iMmer; Boyle aud
Myers.
Philadelphia seven innings ram;
PhiIadelphlas. ..........O o U o 0 0 o. o
Washingtons ............0 0 1 1 D / O. 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :; WAshngtons,
G.. s-Philsdelphlas, .; Washngtons,
/ Batteries Gleason and Schriyer; Fear
son and 3isck.
Louisville:
Iouisyllle.. .......O 0 O 0O022 . 6
Brooklyns o 1 o . o d % O--lO
Base-hits-Brooklyns II; Louisyies. u.
Errors Bco0klyns, l; Louisyile-, :. Bat
teries-Hughes aud BushOng; Ehret, STRAIT
ton, and Vaughan.
Birmingham:
Brmnghams NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
New Orleans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Boston:
Bostons 3 . 0 0 20 0 o. 8
New Yorks........O l 0 5O1 OK +
Base-hits- Bostons, :; New YorSs, If.
Errors Bostons, 4; New YOrks, >. Bate
ries- RandbouIne and Cancel Keeie and
Ewing.
Chicago five innlngs-rain):
NhiCagOs 1850. .-.-.... .'.sV -" % = -lV
PittsOurghs ................O U j. .
Base. nits-C hicsgos, 10; Pitsburghs. (.
Errors-Chlcagos, 3; Plttsburgh-. 4. Bat
tenes- Gumbert and Flint; staley and
Miller.
Kansas CITY:
Kansas City.."......O Dol 100 l o-3
Baltimores............10 > l o o 0X-4
Base. hits-Kansas City, Il; Baltimores, T..
Errors-Kansas City, .; Baltimores, 3. Bat
teries--Gunson aud Conway; hilroy and
Tate.
-. Louis:
s. Louis. ........1 81 o O X--l6
Columbus. 1 , 90 % o. ;
Base-hiis-St Lous, Il; Columbus, T..
Errors-st. Louis j.; Columbus, 7. Bat
teries -Chambcrlalu, Devhn, and Boyle;
Cartright, Baldwin. and Bligh.
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baltimore E,nces.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dlspat'h-l

10y lcltkEhIA ~ tAo Di2P IL
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nay l0.-Pimlllco races,
last dav. The weather was warm,She track
fine, and the attendance only fair. 1t has
not been 10 10 expectation on either day.
First race-Patapsco stakes, tive furlongs,
FOR twO-year-olds- j. won; Ten
nessean second, Insight third. Tine, l:u5!.
Mutuals paid 80.
second race-one mie-The Bourbon
won; Joe Lee second, Tom Hood third.
Muiusls paid $50. NO time.
Third race-PreakneSs stakes, one mile
and a quarter. for three-year-olds. $1,000
added-Only Buddhist and JapheL started.
Buddhis, had practical wllk.oyer. Time,
2:l7t.
Fourth rsce-Free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile. 500 added-Bess won; Defence
second, Boast third. Time, 1:42A.
Fifth race-Three quarters OF mile. for
beaten horses-IagO won; a. l.. Reed
second, Roma third. Tine, l:l7.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

hAA AZ A'H''f
There we're no transactions 0orihy Of note TO
dry Tho late oppressive heat taxes the little
lie ou' Of trade. Manufacturers and redryers
sre busy hanging up and drying ont soft to-
bacc0, and ia consequence arc buying little or
no stlck Of any Kind. More recent adyices from
Louisville quote the Burley markets from to
So. cents higher than s week ago. This advance
or squirt. whichever the future may determine
30 % 10. was caused by the sull prevailing dry
weather, which - bad on plants aud prevents
przng tobacco Tor market st the same time.
Old stock is much reduced West, though Rich
moud markets sfiii have p good selection Of such
leaf Plants are small IN mis- section, but the
sprnklinc- pot even viii suffice TO keep these
growing The canvas covering fools the fiea aud
the fly nowadays. AMI a crop failure must DO
attributed 10 CtAor causes than plant scarcity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

CHARLESTON, MAY 10.-Nemor8l day was
observed here with the usual ceremonies 1t
Magnolia cemetery, where the Confederate
dead are buried and whore there ia a very
handsome Confederate monument, sur
mounted by bronze figure Of a Confederate
soldier grsspiug a Confederate flag 10 one
band ana bis rife in the other. 7 he sttend.
auce was very large, several thousand per-
sons being on the grounds. The ceremonies
consisted OF PRAYER by Rev. Or. Holland an
address by Colonel James Armstrong, Coo.
federaie veteran: an ode by Colonel John :.
Farley, also Confederate veteran; the bene-
dictlon by Rev. ". 4. Thompson, y. b.,
formerly Confederate colonel, and the deco.
-ation Of the graves by the young ladies OF
the Confederate Home.
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Evidences of Fout PLAY.

Special telegram 10 the Dlspai'hI
PETERSBURG, Va, May l0.-On Friday OF
last wcrA a negro PANIED Henry Jones ems
ploycd on The hsbug-sloop Mary White,
was drowned AZ the mouth Of Herring creek,
Charles City county. The body was re-
covered lat evening and to-day an inquest
WAS held. Toe body bore evidences OF foui
play. The left eye had been knocked out
ana there were ugly bruises on the head,
face. and left side. As the result Of The
coroncr's investigation an officer Of the
county cane here to-day armed with war
rants for the srrest Of tnree men, William
White Ccolored), CAPTAIN OF the sloop, Ssm.
Hatch (coI0rcd) and John Sattertcld (wbite),
Of the crew, charging tnem with causing the
death q Jones. The parties were all arrested
and lodged n jail and will be taken TO
Charles City county in the morning for trial.
II H. reported in the county that there had
been trouble on more than one occasion
between White aud Jones,
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Kentucky Races.
rnu telnrrann % the pinpatchl

IBY teIeRrdph 70 IH7 DI5DsIcb-I
LOUISVILLE, Mag 10.-rhe weather was
beautiful aud the attendance good. The
track was deep with dust, which sometimes
envelOped the flyers.
First race-selling, two-y ear-olds. one bali
OF mile-L. Ii. won; Little Rabbit second,
kulla Valla third. Time, 50t.
second race-three quarters OF q mile
Benedict and Valuable ran dead heat;
Laura Davidson third. Money divided.
Time. 1:15t.
Third race-Hursi- Bourne stakes, two
year-old fillies, $1,000 added, five furiongs-
Fairy Queen won; Fiyawsy second, Daisy
4. third. Time, l:0l.
Fourth race-maidens, all ages, Finer
Brothers purse, seven furloaes-Josie "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

lBy felegraph 70 tho Unpstch.l

WuMSOr0E, Dbl, May lO.-John Ponder
salisbury, secretary OF state. died this morn
ing at his home in Dover He had been III
since his return from the New YORK ccnten-
Mai celebration. He was the eldest son of
Chancellor willard salisbury, who was
United states senator from Delaware during
the war. Secretary salisbury was born at
Georgetown August -, 1888. lie studied
lsw with his father, ana IN 1877 opened an
Office ln Dover. subsequently be was assoc
cittcd with his cousin, John T. salisbury,
I'm publishing the Dover Dolawaresn. lie
wss appointed Secretary Of state by Gov
ernor Boggs on the accession Of the latter IN
January 1857.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
sFCKtTAKY TRACY
x.snes General order 10 Naval on


lly sph 70 'h7 "lsPA'oAi
Nt-fl>"Io>, oAN IT'D. secretary Tracy
to-Jaf promulgated DIS lIsl Feuri"' "'U,I
IN l' cheering new. ID 'he naval o'l' no
ai. ihout eAFaheou, iuiucn'' I'D N"sN-
ir-f,a. a- y D. intended To- prevent TIE eArf-
cree oi isNor.iDm on assignment OF pay ON
Gers g. ips ana sli.4oh7' Inc oIuti Ieau'
81. follows.
NAVY btfA'l NtN5
Wa HI>v.N' ID. Co Naf H. 1852.
g-.c-sl Orfrr.
.. ..t..., ,.-..,,..l ,ev.t,reofors
..,,...'.,.'..,,.rs .i,li be q.., mod 70 dnty
--- ......''.. a. a, 4 o, .,,o.
'' r.t.s-.,, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
Ntormiu Pennsylvania.

10y I7TegTApn 70 Ill DIapaTln.I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1O.--A terrific
storm Of wind aud rain swept over Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA to-day, doing considerable
damage to property. one child was killed
and large number % people injured. Bar
NUNS circus was exhibiting ri williams
port. II was partially wrecked. A panic
ensured among the spectators and bali a
dozen performers aud twice as many spec
tators were injured. but nobody was killed.
The wires are badly damaged and details
are lacking, but the d mage to crops aud
other property was immense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
Dia Nothnow II was Londed.

IsVe0T1T t0T0gTam % no DlsFaI'NI
PETERsBugG, VA, Nay 10. Wiuiam Cole
man rolcred) was shot and instantly
led this afternoon At the house OF "A col
ored Glec club on Gill street The gun, an
oli mu-Eet, WAS fired by accident bv VIII
liam Worrcn, q colored youth. Thes en-.
tered tne RIGHT eve, shattered the skull, asd
scattered tAe unfortunate mans brains upon
The foor. Wouel and Edward Stewart
were esch irving rusty musket not know
ine the Gun was loaded. They were warned
inst al the time Of the fatd discharge
that one Of the guns was loaded, but too
late. The corouet's Jury rendered YER
verdict OF death by accidental shooting to.
nighf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

Richard *. FaTr Appointed United
STATES HErsbaI.


by telegraph 10 tho Oispatchl
WssuAor9N. Ma, I0.-Ihe President To-
dag appointed Richard n. Fer, 81 virginia
f9 he United States Marshal FOR Inc hA't-
,fn district Of Virginia. ~.
R. T.. forr. Marshal for the Eastern o's-
trrt ~ Virginia. H. resident Of fsuIsA
Clubhouse. lie has served several 'eiins
lu tle General Assembly, and ~ one tlule
va, safe superintendent Of Public lnsuu
uou. BE was a presidential eIector iOi
Harrison and Morton.
BOADs PURCHASED.
Bond offerings to-day aggregated ti6y,-
sll An accented At l29 Tor As, at lOs Tor as,
ekccpt 300 - al l29 oX.lnteresl.
MINOR MATTERS.
The Office Of the United ststes treasurer
will BE- transferred from Hyatt to Huston
Monday.
frank w. Palmer. the neWly-appolnteu
Public Printer, aas fled his bona IA SiVV'-
600, aud II has been approved. pr. fslheI
viii euier upon the discharge OF bis duties
NODday.
a special meeting OF the Nauonal Demo-
cratic Committee has been called ioI
wednesday. June l2th, at the Filth Avenue
botel. 10 New York. for the purpose Q,
eiecting chairman Of tue committee anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
KARKETs By TELEGRAPH



NEw YORK. May l0-COlion firm: sales To-
day, 5gl bales; upiands, He; Crleans. Ike.
weekly not receipts 81 this port 9ls Daios; gross
receipts. ~ 700 bales expOr-s-to Great Britain.
ls.SsS bales: % Franco. 40 bales 10 The Con-
tinent, 5,532 bales; forwarded. 400 bales sales.
5sS balos: spinners, 3.5si bales; stock, 2s,39l
bales. Southern -four steady. Win fair demand.
Wheat Arner No. rcd sisc. in store ; OPP
lions frn so. = roh. May, "a &C.; June. So sc.
July. 80 &C.. August ss.c. Corn higher; No. ?,
44t a4tc. IA elevator; oI lions stronger; May,
43isc. juno. 42ysc; July. 43c; August $50.
Oais higher aud strong; options nrmer; Nay,
29Ac.: June. 299c.; July. z9'fc; No. 2. spot.
3ls3ihc; mixed western, 59a3Sc. Hops quiet
aud firm. COnos-Opti0ns firm: Nay, fld4Qa
sI6 ~: June. fl65oaSl670; July. Si665afi6 20
spot Riostosdy. sugar-haT stronger aud quiet:
fair refining, exc bid; centrifugals, s6-test,
nc: refined quiet and unchanged. dOlasse1
quieL Rice steady and Iuiet. Petroleum quiet
ana steady: rehned here, 6.s5c. COtloD-seed oil
dun; crude. 4lc.: yellow 5Oc. Rosin steady snd
quiet. Turpentine duh al sc. Hides quiet and
steady Wool Quis. and steady. Pork quiet
Beef dull. Beef hams quiet Cut-mosIs quiet
Middles duh. Lard dull western steam, S. - .
May and June. $50 July. SIS. Freights frm
cotton, 7-641. grain, 3Ad. bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

GuiItx OF nnrnnr.

nv teIegraph % Lte UHpaIcn.I
BIRNINGHAH. ALA, Nav lO.-ln the Criml-
nal Court TO-DAY Minnie Moses (coloredj was
found guilty Of the murder Of an Old Turkish
beggar.wOman last fail. The jury assessed
The punishment at death, and there is not
likely TO be- an appeal, Rs the evidence was
so clear that the prosecution admits all the
points Of law made by tina defence, which
gave them no chance 10 accept. Minnie
will be the first woman hung ia Alabama
since before the war,
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4 Cycione-severaI Ki,,cd.
~ teIegraph o Id DispAteh.l

FREDERICK MD, May l0.-A small cyclone
is reported from tue Potomac valley near
Point Of Rocks, seventy miles above Wash
iugtou. Twenty-Five men who were at work
on railroad treslle over the river at that
point we're swept of into the water sixty
feet below apd the wreck Of tue bridge Eel
on some OF them and several were killed.
The others succeeded IN swimming ashore.
The wires are down in all directions In West
eTn Maryland and it is impossible up to mid
night to obtain the details Of The disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
.rnRe nIaci.Iissed.

(By telegraph 10 the DisDa'ch.i
PITTSBURGH, Mas l0.-The Window-Glass
workers Association has issued an order 70
au preceptories in the country that ali for
eign glass-workcls who come 10 TINS coun'
try FOR work hereafter are TO be DiHckUsted.
This action is the result Of The recent impor>
tations Of foreign gia's-"orsers VINO were
brought 10 this cOuouy 10 w9iA 81 the new
GLASS; works Just started At Jeanette, "a,
near this cliy. These men II IS alleged.
we're imported 10 violation o. The contract
lst,r law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11

ny TUINETNUn 70 NO UTEFHI'U'T
WuTESuAHsE. Pa, May iO.-District-
Attorney Darte received letter TINS after
moan from Assistant Secrriary-of-S ale
Wheaton, at Washington, stating that the
Italian Government had refused 70 give up
Giuseppe Beyerius snd Nincenzo Nillefio,
CHARGED with the murder OF Psymaster
Mcclure and Flanagan. his assistant, year
ago. on the ground OF their llaiisn nation
ality. The Italian officials say that II suii-
cjent evidence Is produced they will DE pun
i,bed on Italian soil The Secretary eX'
nre,ses no hope that Italy will suspend IT'S
rule OF not surrendering her subjects even
10, .ttcb csee IS This
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-11
A DESPERATE MOOD.
THAT SAID TO BE woULD-BE-Bos Bill
LY's STATE,
Ass II Plesses the Antis--whippsd Dat OF
His BOets-FSrr's Appointment
Personal


WlsmNGroN, MAY l0-Thc desperate
mood into which would.bs Boss Billy Ma
lone has been plunged within the psst few
fq,s "a consequence 81 his ililute 70 he re-
r,snvcd hy the Administration has flied
tac hearts ~ the "antis" with glce, even
though they hsve no, Themselves gained re-.
caCriuon. However, 10 u 4 source OF the
I-sre.t satisfaction % know that Malone
will not De SLOWED 10 ride rough
s.oI over The opposing faction. The
frsrk manner IN which Colonel Rob Bcrke-
lev. as Ismyiiie. has beeu rolStins his con-
v.r,afcn with. Malone the other daY Il
somewhat surprising. and Malone will
probably rol relish the exposure, but eli the
SINE 90 Isl common tax here that he Is IN the
dumps and has been speaking his mind
frseV. According TO the best information
ohia.nahlc efforts have been made on
thc Part q The Administration people 10
hg,t Malone TX ups reasonable compromise
with tie leaders oi the other faction, but be
ll. Been AGAINST this plan from The very
stout. insisting mat Doc bad the rank and uie
81 tle HtiuhIcan party In Virginia behind
llm sad tast John Wise, Brady, Cameron
d co. had only p small srmy OF ktcSers ana
disturrcr- behind them.
rlVukN AND BROWNS.
knothtr sizing ihsf has olofatcd against
Malone IT, fbc jealousy 81 ConerCssmen
NoRde0 and Browne. In 0y-g0ne yesrs
Mt. Bl~den ha, been known a- follower
sud f,icua - Malone. Hc IS siI friendly
enough. bar q an open rupture has not
air,slt occurred 80 IS bound 10 come
sooner or ltr Mt Bowden Is I'D
oNce. ne rs from strong Eopuoi-
can DISTRICT lie is just getting
lls for power. His position IA Congress
under Is Republican Administration entities
liu t0 more consideration than any other
ErruUII.su il Airrnia tO more even than
Dos Eepub1csu colleague, SIR. Browne, VINO
vyos citc.,d by . bare majority OF q few hun-
drr3. Mr Bowieu ought not ~ be ex-
prric1 10 take ndvice from OF 10 follow The
lead oi William MahOue.
WHIPPED our or Ills BOOTS.
TIE 'slt,r has been whipped ont Of ha
lo.ts 300 several State campaigns and was
curl.el down and defeated m the ast Na-
fnraI Republican Convention by the other
faction iu virginia. Nsh0no 40 thst cOnycn-
Zion was f.r sherman Tor President. Shcr-
man Wa. di-tanccd in me race. The shcr-
Jran Influence smount. o. nothing un-
der TIVE present Administration. Airn VINO
sg,ro for Blame lud Harrison arc the men
WHO ar" iu isvor just now. Congressman
1owdru bas nothing to lose and everything
81. c4lu DIV asserting Die power and prestige
over Nshoue. Indeed. the Congressman
n.lil be- looked down upon rs q weak ie.-
low were te to allow Malone 20 boss him m
Dis district, and Poo isn't gong Oh do it
i.tr.I. le is working bard for apDl-
.Ut- for oh.e 800 sie for BoWdeu, and
-.Horc +. rof in fhc calculation. Wueu
OH. Administration people tegiu 20 appoint
I..'ut-t,i-. collectors, gaugers. and rail-
..at-uaN clerks 100 Nlgilis 10 viii Dee found
n..f NluGrp and Browne and uOt Malone