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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

Rain fell In Alabama Yesterday Tor the first
time in several weeks
sir Edward MAnett. the British Ambsssaior.
Will go 70 London Tor Instructions.
The French Minister Of Commerce gave din
ner in Paris last night 20 the foreign comnis-
siOners 10 he exhibition.
lieutenant Of police and ton men were busy
all day yesterday IN Chicago searchlng Tor Dr.
Crnnins clothes without succesS
All questions undor discussion by tho samoan
conference viii DO definitely settled ~ to-day =
session. The agreement Will DO published Ia
about ten days
The London standard says n the Govern
mont resolves permanently g maintain mo
oflce Of Lord Lieutenant u ireland II Viii act
deliberately with the Separatists
Tho Texas spring Pslsce was openei 81 Fort
Worth yesterday. IL % an exhibition ~ tho
products 81 tho Stato. The buildings are 10 no
share OF a cross and coet tOJ.00.
Decatur and New Decatur Ala. hal a big cele-
brafion Yesterday over the completion or sew
raj important industrial enlefprIsos. Assistant
Attorney Gsnoral Shlold5 male speech.
For the nrst time In The fifteen Year, existence
Of tho Amalgamated Ascension - Iron. and
Steel Workera there Will pe 10 conference this
year win tho manufacturers on tho annual
Wage-scalc.
Tho great interest developed In West Florida
fsyoring annexation % Alabama has resulted IA
a call for a convention 10 assemble on the an OF
July 70 take such action as may DO necessary 20
accomplish this object
The Connecticut senate has passed the House
bin forhfddiDg railroads % issue free passes 20
members OF Tho Legislature and ordering ths
Comptroller Of tho state 90 furnish railroad
tickets Ia every member OF tho Legislature who
may make q him IA assignment OF his mileage.
Tue coroners jury In the mstter Of Inquest
into tho death OF Washington Irving Bishop
found verdict hat no died at the lambs club
" coma. aud mat while Drs. irwin, Ferguson.
aud Hance a,tei Ia good raith in performing
the autopsy on tho body Of the deceased. that
Or. Irwin. through oyer-feA business, acted in
some haste. The physicians were discharged
special from Akron. O.. says: Al Loyal OAK.
this county to-day while = number Of farmers
were assisting jacob Boerstler IN harn-raising
one OF the heavy beams fell upon n score Of tho
workers. Frank Erich. Jacob Kurt. aud Nil
ton Boerster were terribly crushed and sll Will
die. Wuhsm, Charles, aud Joseph BAuer re-
ceived serious internal injuries, and a dozen
others were badly cut ana bruLsod, soYersl re-
coiVing broken limbs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Cincinnati Races.

fBy telegraph 70 the DispaLch.l
CtYCiNNATI, May 29.-The ninth day al
Lafonis. The track WAS a mud.hole, and the
Jockeys all looked alike after the finish.
First Tace-selliug, three-year-olds snd
upwards, six furloDgS--Benson won; sun
light second, ST. Ledger third. Time, 1:ljt.
Second race-selling, for tbree-year-oids
and upwards, six furlongs-Prather won;
Neva c. second, Goligbtly third. Time, lie.
Third rsce-iies, two-year-olds, four
and a bali furlongs-Lilian Lindsay won
Cecil b. second, Lady Ali third. Time. 57t.
Fourth race-same distance aud cOndi-
tlous- Daisy F. won; Teddy Venture Sc.
cond. Lady Black burn third. Time. 56i.
Fifth race-colts and gedings, two years
old, five fufiongs-Joe. Walton won; Penn
p. second, Abilene third. Time, l:05I.
Sixth race-three-year-olds and upwards,
one mile and sixteeDth-GiIiord won;
Quiudaro second, Ban Hszen third. Time,
l:544.
seventh rsce--Latonia Oaks, for three
year-old FLIES. al. 900 added. one mile aud q
quarter Retrieve won; HavIlla second,
Nyleptha third. Time, 2:lSl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
No Alarm IN THIS COUNTRY.
A Catholic Congress.
lHr telerraph 10 ths Dlspa.ch. ]

BALTIMORE, May %. The congress OF tho
Catholic aity Of The United States viii as
semble in Baltimore on the 9Th OF November
to discuss matters relating TO the welfare oil
the Catholic Church in this country. a num-
Der OF gentlemen have been invited 10 pre-
pare papers on literary aud educational To-
pics,
Tue congress will meet about The time OF
the centennial Of the Catholic hierarchy OF
the United states and the opening OF tbs
Catholic University nj Washington. These
events are grouped together ~ ordei
IN glye The bishops an opportunity 10 SEE
something OF the congress. the lsymen an
onnortuni.y 20 attend the centennial ceie-
hrstion. aud both an opportunity 10 be pres
emf a. the opening OF the Catholic Uni
vAFSltv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
KrooklYn Races.
rBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch. 4

TbY I5IeRfdpU 70 IHo Dspallh.I
BROOKLYN, May 29.-The weather was fine
and the track good.
First race--six furlongs-Giory won;
SAvinI second, Eolian third. Time, i:14l.
Second race-one mile and one furlong-
walkoyer for Iuspector ID, who galloped the
distance at his leisure.
Third race five iurlongs - Tormenter
won; Gramercy second, Bill Letchsr thrd.
Time, l;02t.
Fourth rsce-oue mile-J. J. OBJ. won (;
Flacon secood, Deception third. Time,
l:I3.
Fifth race-One and one sixteenth miles
BeDedic;'ne won; Panama second. Time,
E50l.
Sixth race selling, one and one sixteenth
miles-Ernest wen Boccaeio second, Long
Knight third. Pine, 1:50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Damaged by Frost.
lRr telerrnnh 10 the plepAtch.l


ROCHESTER,, y. Y, May %. killing frosts
are reported in Livingston, Orleans, and
Monroe counties. Grapeyines were wilted
and all sorts Of garden truck killed. 10 some
parts OF Orleans county the damage will be
very heavy.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, May 29.-The most
disastrous frost OF the season visited South
western Michigan Monday night. FROM all
sections come reports Of the great damage to
early vegetables and small fruits, snd IN
some localities wheat and corn suffered
severely.
VINES FROZEN.
LocKPoRT, y. Y, May 80. BY midday to-
day it was apparent that great damage had
been done 10y last nights frost IN this Ylcini-
Is. Nearly all the young plants are wilted
TO the ground and the grape-ynes are FROST
ed nearly six feet from the roots.
INJURY TO TIE GRAPE CROP.
ROCHESTER, y. Y. May 29.-Not IN five
years has the grape crop OF kenka Valley been
so badly cut up by frost as II was last night.
over 5000 acres are devoted 10 grapes in
that region and the estimated loss Is twenty
live per cent.
VERY COLD WEATHER.
LoCgHAvEN, PA, Nav 3D. There were
heavy irosts in this section this morning,
with the temperature low enough TO form
ice. The damage to the crops is not yet
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY -, 1889.
Loose tobacco sales to-day were 5,2oo pounds,
With 1880 highest and Soc. lowest Auction Of
ferings and sales on Change we're sixty pack
hses highest price s22. lowest 75c. per hundred.
The latter Gales were sun-curei stock with much
Of it out Of order and damaged round lot Of
nue old bright wrappers changed hands on
Change, with some lesser private sales Of other
brighis. Market in general steady. quiet, and
active.
Tho Tobacco Exchange will not be closed to-
r,orroW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Probable whtskey Deal.

Iby toIekraph % INC DIspaIcu.I
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 29.--E. HoGheimer,
who says he represents the New York agents
Of an English syndicate, IS here negotiating
with dstillers with the view OF purchssin 2
all the distiIeries in the State. His princi-
pals will be here next week. A number of
distillers have had talks with HoIDeimer,
but It is thought very unlikely that such a
deal can be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Accident Rtn sknee.

10y Telegraph % INC DlspaIon.I
CHICAGO, May 29.-The races at Vest
side Park yesterday afternoon were attend
ed by q severe accident. In the fourth race,
in which there was an unusual field OF
horses, Saratoga fell and broke his leg. His
Jockey, Veteran Enoc Turner. was struck by
one OF the other horses aud sustained iUiu.
ries from which 1t Is feared he csnHot re-
cover. Saratoga, who was valued at $1,000,
was shot.
CHICAGO, May 29.-Jockey Turner, who
was injured by being thrown from his horse
at West.side track, died this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THE PUBLIC sTARTLED
q tho Rumored Death of enc Pope,

TBy Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dispatch.
ROME. May 29.-Ibe public was startled
to-day by report OF the death OF the Pope.
The rumor reached the houses OF Parliament
and caused much excitement. On inquiry
it was learned that there was no foundation
whatever for the rumOr- His Holiness is
enjoying good health aud attends daily TO
the duties OF his Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Irou-uen Strike.
tFtn-hAth CtftAf.
fRv telegram 70 the DisnAich

lHy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
HARRISBURG, Pa. May 29.-About 100
men struck at the Lochiel Rolhng-Mili to.
DAY because they were asked 10 work In O
larger mill which has been idle since the
strikers were discharged last week. Only
the pnddle-mlll Is now In operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

NEW YORK. May 29.-The stock market opened
with n much smaller volume Of business, and
tho first sales we're made At small declines nom
the closing figures OF last evening. Cotton OIL
dropped Y per cent. followed by stocks in the
regular iist with fractional amounts Western
Union showed marked strength toward noon,
but it had no stimulating effect upon the rest,
and Canadian Southern followed with the same
result The market became more quiet In tho
afternoon, but toward p. NJ. tho downward
movement gathered more force. and the lowest
prices we're generally reached shout that Time.
There was a slight rally In The last hour. but the
market finally close heavy 70 weak at about tho
lowest prices OF the day In the unlisted de-
partment trust STOCKS were still leaders al
though some what less active than usual Of late.
kock Island los, Ia, Atchison. Missouri Pacific,
and ST Paul each =. AMI Northwestern pee
cent. Total sales. 2s.000 shares.
ng.--Kxchange dull and steady ~ asa
ls9A. Money easy AZ 2a2k no loaas Sub
Treasury bAlances-GO,d. fi5as6.00; curren-
cy, 10000. Governments dull and seedy 10
firm for a.; per cents. 100. ex lot; ~ cou-
pons. lO7h Ststs bonds dull and stroaG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

nrns A soft, sxasxc. wbistsy steady ~ ~
Frelehts 10 Liverpool per steamer dull and sssy;
cotton, ssd. grain, exd- Cork. for orders. ~ VI.
Recolpts-fiour, 700 barrels; wheat A0o bush.
els, corn. 1900 bushels; oats, 500 bushsis;
rye, 1000 bushels. shipmsnt-riour. f9eo
barrels. saies--Whsst. 7.0c0 bushels; corn.
1900 bushels.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May "a Cash quotations we're; Flour
quiet aud unchanged. No. spring wheat,
7skc. No. 2 red. fsj.c. No corn. 33kc. NC.
oats. 2IEssiTc. hs>s-pork. 81 75ati.y
lard. fS67kasaD shor,-rios. f6.Da&tIs;
shoulders. IS i2s ASA shortcIear. sosr.i2As
Whiskcy. fj.02
Thelesdlag futures rsnEsd az teIIonr
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CHICAGO Nay ee.--Afier a firm opening spS
slight advance wheat ruled essier. declined t.c.,
and closed save. lower than yesterday. Corn
was quiet and easy snd fluctuations were limit.
% s 20 &c. range: Os,s we're smS 3 e.,iy Ana
Ne. closing quiet at about inside prices. Pork
firm and 7Ssl0c. higher, but with light ousi-
ness closing quiet Lard wss steady aud quiet
rstely sctiye, aBd after decline OK ~ AZ raj
lied and closed steady.
ST. LOUIS
81. LsCIs. May 2q.-Fiour quiet and steady.
Wheat lower 40 rcd. cash. 75s57 &c May.
&c. Corn weak No mixed. cash, 3i.aI1c;
Nay SHS; a.. o.st; y" a. ., oas $3.50. 80:
quiet Pork. fAgA Lsrd-frime steam, SatA
Hams, fl0j0A,l@
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. May g9-Flour In moderate a.
mand. Wheat quiet: No. ? rel SO. Corr
No ? mixed, 81 a2ikc. Oats nrmer; No 2
at $3.50 BuIk-rneats and bscoa quiet Wits
key stes dy a. fi.02. Hogs lover.
@uxINaTox
WHsfsGroN. y. C.. May e9.-Turpsnuns
firm az 35kc. bid. Resin steady: strained. zoe.
good strained, SIC. Tar firm IL fl ~ crude
iurpentine nrm; hard, tii0; yellow dip snd VIC
gin, q. -
LOUISVILLE, May 9a-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURgt
NEW YORK May - -Co;ton-Net receipts
mono; gross. 4.G3 tale< Futures closed quiet
AMI stoaIy: sales. A.. no bales. May nominal;
june. SO 62ssl0b3; july. ti0;oatin5i, August
fl015ailA75; September. Sl0l6afl0l1; October
f90ata9i: November, Sss5at2SG; December
faS3sf9 *: January, ta9Satq96; February.
ti003asi00; March. tlQil0sl0l2; April, so isa
tll-l
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, May 9q.-Noon. ACTION irm With
au improved demand; American middling. 81.
sales 500 bales; speculation AMI export, l90l
bales; receipts, 100 bales; American, 100
balcs- Futures firm aud slighuy dctrer; Nay
aud May and June, G9-6@d.. June and july.
5G2-64a5 63-04i : August and September. o20ia
, G3-6id. September and October, b 4rofi
OctOner and November 366td. September.
3 63tii Tenders. 2i0l bales on new docket,
AMI 8 lN bales on old.
sP. M-American miiilins. 3D.: salcs Of
American 9s00 bales: May ana May ant june,
6i-64d. sbuyer: june and July, g., sellers
July and August. lid. sellers; August qua
September, d., sellers. septemb"r snd Vcio-
Der. 4GL4d.. sellers October and Novem Der,
5 $3.50, buyers November and Decemoer,
t5i-6id., sellers; september 3D., sellers tu'
lures firm.
az May AMI May and June. o.. value
June ami July, i-6ti, sellers, July and
August Z 2-64L. sellers: August and Sep'en-
her. l-6ii., sellers; september and Ortober.
4h6id. sellers, October aud NoFeWher,
. 8'-6id., sellers; November AMI December
3 A-6id., sollerF: Scptemner. l-1ii.. sellers
Futures closed firm at an advance.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fisportei Tor tho DisoAt-n.l
NAY 9a-Narket nominal Nouansscilons re-
ported ana no demand much for country or Ia
! tory goods Prime, tAc.. extra prime - a5c /,
| fancy, 5kc: common 2a3kc. sheled, 8a3Ac.
! Spanish, D.; factory haud-pickoi. sNa9},c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
An Insane Mother Kills Two or Her
Ghfiar0n

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispstchl
BRENNAN, TEX. May 20.-Mrs. Randolph
Bradt became suddenly insane yesterday,
and. seizing a pistol, killed Two OF her chill
dren. One Of the children killed was four
years old and the other six. She took the
Youngest child, baby, escaped from the
house. and IL still alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Discnaretng Employee.,

BALTIMORE, May 29.-A general discharge
comprising about $50 men will take place
FROM the Baltimore and Ohio MI. Claire
shops tomorrow afternoon. The discharges
will comprise a certain number OF men from
each ahon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
pAITrNORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, May 29-yrginls consols, q do.
81, g. a69: Northern Central stock, -. Cincin-
natl Washington and Baltimore lists, 99A; DO.
Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
| DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Having eusiifled e. administrator Of CHARLES
c. sINToS. Deceased. Ill psrsous indebted 70
ne estate ere requested 10 npezie promptly. and
all persoos heicias claims Axsioss the oslaie
viii present nsms propcr3 xsrtnsd ter par
mont JAMS g LAM
my aD-Ss No uB Dank akxop2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
murder ,- ,he FIr.t Dssree

MARTIEsyrLLH. VA, May 2o.-Thomas VIII
son wa, conuc,ed In the County Court to-
day OF marder In the frat degree for the
killing Of James Davis October 10. 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
TIMES A RUPTURE IMMINENT
Between the United states and EEg
land.
LBy teleeraph % he Dlspatch.

by telegraph 70 the DlspatchJ
CmCAG0, May pa special dispatch
from Victoria, 3. C., to the Daily News
saws: This city is in u state OF great excite.
ment consequent upon the order received by
the feet 10 prepare TO sail for Behring'S sea
June 18th. The geet consists OF the Swift
sure, Amphion, aud Defender. The Am
phion is tWenty-kuot cruiser.
No Alarm ~ THIS COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Nobody at the
state and Navy Department expressed alarm
at the news coming from Victoria. b. c..
that the British North Pacific squadron bad
been ordered 10 Behring's Sea. Commo-
dore Walker. In charge Of the detsil oihco at
TIE Navy Department. SAYS that none OF our
naval vessels have been ordered TO Alaska
except the Thetis, which was assigned to
that station some time ago and has been
regularly engaged in pstroling the Alaskan
coast for several summers past. lie says
that he does not think that Great Britain or
the United States viii war about The seal
fisheries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
women the Right 90 Vote.

IBy toIeRrtpu 70 Inv UHpelVHI
UIRysoaD. C0sy., May 29.-The House
,hi. sfternoop passed (65 10 69) s bill giyIoe
women tbs right 10 vote on the question OF
tbe ale OF intoxicating liquors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswrTH TEE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Exehsnges--grsin. Flour. Cot
ton. Neat. and 0thsr Quotations.
lBy telegraph TO ths Dispssch.l

lBy telegraph 20 ths Disps'ch.l
- WASHINGTON, May 29.-For Virginia,
| RAIN Threatening weather aud rain, warmer.
jfollowed by cooler Thursday night,
southeasterly winds becoming variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
rLoUs
COTTON REPORT

We quote: FIne. s1SOasL75. supernns. ta75s
S3.2a; extra, sl50as275: family, siatL3J psteas
family, country, Si.75AS12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. May 20. isSa.
sALEs-FIgsr BOARD,-500 Richmond city So,
ls93, at 1903; 10 Atlanta and Charlotte railroad
az 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
SALES REPORTED ~ sEnssrIa1

WHRtr.-Longberry / 800 bushels very good
on private terms. Shortberry. "a bushels good
at s5c. Total sales wheat, LIZA bushels.
COgS-N hite. 500 bushels prime on private
terms; l76 bushels very good at acc. Total sales
corn, sc bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
REMOVAL.
rsnsOSAl.

Ill PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
N NOT 10 CREDIT ANY OF Tux CRKw
or rag BkfrIsH BARNlNrfSE cARoLlNE.
as the Captna viii not 90 respeuslbis for anJ
debts oontrected. y bApkLkf.
my 0-ts Master
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

Market firm
QUOTATIONS.
HIDDLtS1. Zoe.
Low AIDDLIag, pkc.
6oODORDhART. sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
DEATHS

FIGG.-Dled, at his residence. corner Twenty
nth aud y streets, Tuesday. May 2sth. at 1880
P. ~, JOSEPH FIGG, in the forty-<ftn yesr Of
his ace.
Funeral will take place THIS Cfhursisy)
MORNING a. 10 O'Clock from Union-Stsiion
church. Friends 81 tho family and members Of
the Fire Department invited 10 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
TALIAFERRO. Died, on Friday the gith in-
slant a. West Point Va. JOSIE kfLAND.
daughter OF DR.. william aud Kate hyiand ialia-
ferrO. OF King aud Queen county, aud grand
daughter OF the Rev Robert Ryisnd, OF Ken
tucky: aged sixteen years a0d nine months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

Long with the cue snd the materials for the
latter's reports OF Cronin's presence IN Cana
da and the interviews with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
CRAZE AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

oFFEsIaeA
WHEAT.-i 224 bushels.
COKH.-l.1 26 bushels.
MHI-OFFAI--I5 tOuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
He LISTENED,

The President listened attentively, and
after be bad bad read TO hlm cop, oil the
circular given shove. which was sent 70 Ma
hone and also furnished General Harrison.
sxid that be would consider all the state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NAY 2q.-Narket nominal Notranssctlons re-
ported ana no demand much Tor country or Ia
tory goods Prime, tAc. extra prime, sa5c !,
fAucy, 5kc; common, 2R3Sc. shelled, 8a3Ac;
Spanish, D.: factory hand picked, s4as}c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
his EYES OPENED.

Indeed, the eyes OF General Harrison were
opened for the first time. General Groner
and Ex-Governor Cameron were the sposes'
men for the callers. They talked briefly.
but 10 the point, They told the President
that they represented the best elements on
the party in Virginia and Why they had been
compelled 10 protest against the methods OF
Malone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

The revolt against Malone is simply s.
founding. aud there are three delegates here
from CulpepeT county alone who used to be
warm followers Of Malone, but they are
now protesting with others against bis
policy. They are ex.Delegate +. EgRbern,
William H. EggOern, who used to be a
deputy collector Of internal revenue, and {.
b. Hood, the mayor Of the town OF Culpe-
per. They are decidedly the most lunuen-
tial Republicans IN the county, and Jacob ;.
Eggbern is man OF large property, being
one OF the Wealtbiest men IN the countY.
Two weeks ego Colonel Robert Berke~
ley, of Farmvie, was follower Of
Malone. lie is no longer In that wing Of
the party. He cut loose from Malone more
than ten days ago, aud il now an ardent
"anti."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

A special from South Bend, Ind, says:
MillArd williams, OF this city. was arrested
Monday night near Chain Lakes, where be
had been fishing. He is suspected Of being
the person who drove the rig containing the
remains OF DR.. Cfonin. Williams b na-
tive Of this city, but for seversl months
past, until the day following the dsap-
pesrance OF Cronln. be has been living IN
Chicago. On the day OF Cronin's dlsap-
pearauce he returned. aud 1t is said he
departed from Chicago so suddenly
that all his effects were left behind
He denies all knowledge OF the crime.
A morning paper publishes long story OF
the Investigations OF one Of its reporters IN
Toronto. The point sought to be establish
ed IL the connection between Charles Long,
the reporter who sent out dispatches alleging
that he had seen and talked with Cronin In
Toronto, aud w. J. starkey, Chicago law.
yer, who has been In Toronto for year or
more 8 fugitive from justice charged With
Jury .bribing. The paper says: The proof
Is conclslve that Starkey supplied Charles