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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 5-The stock markef
vas again very active ard decidedly strong To-
day, The Weakness seemingly having entirely
disappeared from the HIST The continued ami
nation was largely tho result Of buying orders
from outside sources, though the most infueO-
tia Of these was rho buying % western stocks
by Chicago party. which made Grs0gers to-day
the icRlinc st.cks With the exception Of coaiors-
Tho Wizards occupied rather q secondary posi-
zion Ia she market though there was literal
buying OF those shares BY brokers supposed -
act for insiders. and the impression that tue
purchases Tor Mr.. Willard had been completed
WAS not - much believed. bearian feeling
based upon toe fros;s 10 tho Wet. was very
small. and wailo thcro was feeling thet the
reaction should haVe continued further there
WAS CONSIDERABLE hesitancy IA further short
sales. Coal stocks were tho great feature d
TIE day, and the effect OF The recent ueinon-
gtraiipu n harmony In continuing the resSrirsiNs
policy finally scared the shorts In those shares,
ami the uporai covering movement was chleny
resYOnsthle for the nae. The smaller caal ana
iron companies were especially strong. anu
Tennessee Cost aud IrDn was ai%o hoiped hy
rumOrs ~ improvements 20 be made ny
now capitalists Interested IN the company
Among the speciaites which eNhipt9d
marked strength were Manitoba, Wisconsin
Central Tennessee Coal, Wheeling and Lake
Brio preferred and Kingston and Pembroke.
Wheeling and LAKE Erie advanced On continued
good earnings and hinta vf developments In
stock from Londou. where a large amount o, II
has latoly been sent London prices this morn
Ing we're generally lower but our market open
ed higher VITA adyauces over last nights figures
extending u ;. per cent Tho market was rather
quiet az FIRST, but Northern Pacific ana coal
stOcka became very strong and q marked ACTIVITY
was eoOn developed. She upward moSement or
tcnding rapidly a. tho rcet 81 the list The ad-
Tancc was ~ rapid. however. that material re-
action took place before noon and decided weak
Hess was developed Ia cOiton-0iL Tho Market
rcgaincd Us tone after II O'Clock. however, and
strength hogau 90 show 10 epecialtiee, many 81
which scored handsome gaine. while The upward
movement IN active STOCKS WAS slow bui steSdy
Toward the lssf hour realizing sales chec6od The
progress OF tho aiyauce and fractional reactions
were maco all over mo list: bus the close was
active and nrm TO strong ~ close 20 the test
prices OF tho day. sslss II lisied stoozs reached
3120o0 share-. The list IL almost invariably
higher. and Manitoba and Wheeling and Lake
br1e preferred rose siS. Tennessee Coal ana
Iron. %, Larkawanns. ~: Jersey; VISION.
STA Central, 10 Lake shore, u, Louisville ana
Nashville, r. Reading ana Northern Pacific
profcrr-i, per cent each, and others fractional
ar OuniR.
Hrsn,ng Exchange quiet and steady Mt 4'Na
4SS.. Money easy % 2a3N sub-Trcasury bal
ances-Gold. ti55. 2-q 0Oo: currency. ~. y. 90.
Governments dun and stead, for AZ. I per
centa. ~ ex. int ; 81 coupons, i05i1 ex- Tut
state ponds sal apf steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
baseball Yesterday.

~
Washington
Westinghouse. 2 0 0 0 0 ] ] 0 o. 4
Chicagos.. 700 90 300 i l
-Washingtons, II ; Chica-
pos. /. Errors -Washingtons, 0; Chica-
gos. 0. atteries-Ferson and DAILY ;
Dwyer and Farrell.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphias. o OOOO- 3
Clevelands 20 20 900 O. 0
Observation-Disclosures, 6; Cleve-
lands, 3. Errors Philadelphia, l ;
Clevelands, 3. Observation-Disclosures and
Clements Bakcly and thinner.
Baltimore:
Baltimores i 0 90 0 l 0 l . .
st. Louis. 80 90 3 001 o. 5
Base-hits-B altimores, II ; ST. Louis,
7. Frrors-Baltimores, 3 st. Louis, 2.
Battories-Foreman and Quinn SWEETS
and Boyle.
Brooklyn:
BrooSiyns. ..1OO21 700 G
Cincinnatis. q OO1OO O. 3
Base-hits - Brooklyns, 8; Cincin-
natis, s. Errors-Brooklyns, 2; Gin
cinna'is, i. Batteries-Hughes and
Clark Duryea and Keenan,.
Columbus:
No game to-day. Rain.
Boston
Pittsburghs. 1905 OO9O do
Botons .......1 D o l 5000 Q 4
Observation-Disclosures, Q; Bostons, 10.
Errors Pittsburghs, d; Bostons, >. Bat
teries-Galyin aud Miller; Kadbourne
and Camel
New York:
New Yorks. ..OO00l 1000
Indianapolis. % 0 90 4 90 l K 3
Base-hits-New Yorks, 3; Indianspo-
lis. 9. Erros-New Works, 4 Indian
apolis, 8. Batteries-keefe and Ewing
Rusie and Sommers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
orFEE NATHALIE WAIVED.

BELGRADE, September Tho Re
gents have warned ex-Queen Nathalie
not to attempt 10 carry out her scheme
OF establishing Il residence in this city as
o priyate person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
MARKETS eY TeLEoaApH


Sgw YORg. September A--Cotton easy sales
sales. 28e bales. uplands iItse.: Orleans. II 'sc
net receipts. n..i5 bales; enpos7s-b ofe~s
Brinaa, 10 bales . she conn'n,. 40 I'm sa,..
mon n faif extra. fz65es2is; good 10 cnoicr.
saNaSAA Wheat woAk and Ac lower; Dow
NO red, iAae9c.. IN cievae,r; options S.iA
,@m i "a: 6ciobcr' asc.: SoYempsr. Sse.
Corn Aakc. higher; Nc. ,. S2aeiS'c. IN store.
options irregular aud NC. lower: sopiembrr.
s1Ne-; Oct0bor. fahc.; noyember. tssc way.
s4'sc. Oats stronger; options steady; Septem-
May. s0c: No ? spot. ssasfsc- HOPS autef and
weak: STATE. 9ai5c. Cofce--Opnons stcsdy.
september, fis.t5; October, fi5 i5asia3; No
vendor fia sl1giass: Nay, slA ssafis.s0: spos
RIO arm: fair csre "a. Isstc. sugsr--liaw ssesiy
and quiet; fair refining. 5hc: coutrfsgals. %
test. 9Ac.; refined firm: 6. 6kshtc extra Z.
6Na7Sc, white extra e. TAsshc. yellow. sAs
6Ac.: OF A. 7ks7 i3-lGe.: mould A. sAc: sian-
dard A, S.: cOnfecuoners' A. &C.; cft-loaf,
crushed, and powdered, sAc; eranuis,cd. SIC.
cnbes SIC. MoiaSses.- Foreign nominal: New
Orleans quiet kice steady aud In moderate de-
mand. Petroleum stess,y: rebncf. 7.de Coz
,on-scec OF quiet hosin fairly sctive and Arm:
strained common 90 gOsL ti.ess ssigA lurpcn-
tine sioaiy and quiet. Hides dniL Wool unset
tied; domestic fleece. SsstHsc.; pule1, SSAlr;
Texas. ltas2 Pcrs -NeasS. inspected. Gl:oati4
mess. E7ass.e0. Beef bans arm. 11erei beef
dun Cu,-meats firm: picked beli,ee. &C.:
picked shoulders, 4ksisc: picSled hams.
i0Nc Modes strong shdrtcicer. tA7a Lard
lower and dull. western eteaD, $40; choice.
fat9: city, sdG: September. $40; octooer,
81 froights strong: cotton, I'd; grain. 4kd-
CHICAGO
CHICAGO September A-rhe cash quotations.
we're. Flour sieady and unchanged. No y
spriog wheat re; No. rcd. &c. No corn.
&c. No oats, i9hc. Mees-pork. fiQ51 Lard.
sG02H as605. shorg-ribs, k5ssA0a Shoulierss
IS aOaSAGsH. short-c.ear taS7h. whtskey. ti.o2s
The loading futures ranged ~ follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06

SEPTExpRK 5.-Mark0l firm anf active.
Prime, 4Ac.: extra primo. sa5kc: fancy. a. /:
lommon. vase: shoiiei. .n3sc. spanish. 2sc /.
factory hand picked. bhn7kc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Savannah Trade and Commerce.
fBv telegraph " the Dispatch.i

SAVANNAH, Ga, September 5.-The
Nornng Mems will publish tomorrow
a complete review of the trade aud com
mcrce of Savannah for the last twelve
months The total business Of the year
footsup Sl09, 0Oo, 600, about 81, 800, O00in-
crease oyor 1889. The naval stores trade
was g, 100000, an increase of 81, 600, 600
over last year. The grocery TRADE was
SO, $50, 000, and liquor and tobacco and
provisions trade, s., 10000. The dry
goods trade was $1,000 600. A million
and a half dollars in building improve
meats are in progress The prospects
for next years trade are that it will be
the largest ever known. The splendid
condition Of the crops in this section OF
Georgia warrants a prosperous year for
the farmers. Savannah has never had
better outlook than II now has. Every
thing points to the coming year Ns the
most prosperous ever known in this part
Of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
NO MeN RloWN 10 AToMs

ny telegraph % Tho Dlspatch'l


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September D.
4 terrible explosion occurred at the
mouth OF 81. Johns river, by which two
men were killed aud several more in
jurod. Captain r. O.. Ross, in charge
OF the government jetty-gork at ST.
Johns bar, has been engaged for several
days in blowing up the submerged
wreck OF the old Dutch brig Neya,
which has for years DISTRACTED the chan
mel of Mayport. He had in command
CAPTAIN 4. Z. Moore with a crew OF
twelve men. Two OF the men, X. 1.
Moore, son Of the Captain, and Granson
Powell (colored). were soldering a
25-pound can of dynamite. when it ex-
ploded with a terrific report and blew
both men to atoms, only one toe
OF Moore being found after the
explosion. Engineer Dunn, of the
lighter, vas badly wounded 10 the side
and arm. Captain Moore was blackened
by the explosion and badly shaken up,
bnt is not seriously injured. He is,
however, in a state Of mind almost Dor
derlng upon insanity by reason OF the
terrible fate of bis son. The explosion
was heard for miles around, aud caused
an upheayal Of water and a tremor OF
the earth which created considerable
alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Catholic Bcnevolent Convention.


KINGSTON, ONT, eeptember 5.--N the irish
Catholic Benevolent MONS Convention to-day n
letter from Hon. A. ". Kelley, cx-prosidont 81
tnc Union, now ynitei states Min,ft'r ~ Cairo.
Fgypt. Was road. Tie sc,ielary's annual report
showed sevcn now societies formed and fourteen
di4hnndei. leaving lg now In 1lricnce. Tho
union paid out $4,000 IN sick and funeral ciiefs
last year. The Executive fommittee awarded
the Toledo branch a handsome gold-badge tor
tho largest Increase IN Nom Dershtp during tho
year Tho convention cablod Pope Leo their
fellcltatons aud bosOUght his blessing On their
deliberations.
The following wero elocied officers for next
year: President, Hon. N. Glennan. OF Norfolk,
10 First Vice President. j. j. Benan, Of kiugs-
ton. ont. second Vce-PresdenL Thomas Ne
Harland Of Philadelphia secretary. Martin X.
Grifln, ~ Philadelphia: Treasurer, Row l.. G.
O'Iegry. Of ~ Louis. No. Executive Committee I:
John y. Ratigsn. Of Worcester, Mass: 2. H..
Walsh. Jr.. Of Columbus. o. and william DGf
iron. Of hi-hmond.
An amendment striking ont tho Wcrl Irish -
from tho s0cisiy's name wos unanimously de-
featel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Large Output OF Coke.

PrrTmuBou, Pa, September 5.-The
coke production for the past week Is
within 3 per cent. of the greatest weeks
output in the history OF the coke region.
This is said 10 be partly due to the fact
that one firm now controls more than
half tine ovens When all tho ovens are
RAINING. il is said. more coke will be
seut out weekly than was ever known
before.
The LIST Of October will SEQ tho price
advanced from the present price, ol.35,
TO 81. 30 per ton, as there are more orders
for coke now than can be filed. The
iron firms in ST. Louis are now getting
their coke from the Pooahontas region
in Virginia simply because they cannot
get their orders fled here. A big coke
boom is looked for in the next MONTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Dakota Democratic Nominations.
b. a..

HURON, = D.. p, ptemher i--Af o'clock this
morning no Democratic Convention Adopted
platform endorsing and uphoiding free traio.
congraMlatiug tho people on tho statehood.
ouposing tho Consutu iiOuAl prohibition: sympA-
,hlrlng with labur organizations and pledgine
a.si3 hncc 20 them. fnvorng % minority repre-
sanitation and srrniguilg the Nakuts kopubli-
cans for oXRRyagance and Inismanagemont ia
territorial affair. This morning. the convention
made tho following nominations: Governor. 7.
r. McCluor; LteuonantGovornor, A. ". Pratt:
Secretary II Stst.. OtpJ r. Miller, Auditor. J. A.
Horton Treasurer. A. y. H'iie; NiQrncy-Son-
eraI H. Follows; Superintendent % Public lu-
structlon. q. II. Mcfarland: commissioning ~
Public and sch0o Lands, II. = Naikmire. su-
promo judges 4 j. Buskirk. &. II. Minson, AMI
d. Mclaughlin; congressman. l. .. Jonroys
aud ). n Booth dispatch from Pierre. tno
homo o. colonel McCiurr. says mat gnnilculsl
Will not accept tho nomination Tor Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
FOREIGN NOTES.
Tho Great Strike situstion-Rcndy for
Work n, n Moments Notice.

Inc treat Ntrfke CltVhbott-hNNn'y W.
Work NJ n Moments Notice.
TBy Auglo-Amsricau cable 70 tho Dispatch
LoNpox, September 5.-Thcre was q
slight break in the ranks OF the en-
ployces this morning. Five wharhngers
agreed 10 the mems terms, aud upon
their wharves work Is now going on to
the full capacity. At she other vharveS
the men have congregated in large mum
bers. ready to 60 20 work at moments
notice, the Whsrfingers being all ready to
make terms with the strikers, it Is re-
ported.
The aspect OF affairs along the Thames
is much livelier than for weeks pas
Men who have obtained work contribute
one days pay u the relief fund.
John Burns declares that the dock-men
have given the dock companies q crush,
ing blow between wind and water. "
Australia has sent $1,000 to aid the
strikers.
The overtures made for the resump-
ton Of work in the Milwall and Com
mercial docks proved fruitless. The
Bishop OF London conferred with Mr..
Burns yesterday on the subject OF the
strike.
HARRINGTON PLATE FACE.
LONDON. September 5.-The third
and last dav OF the Derby September
meeting. Tho Harrington plate WAS
won by ST. Patrick lXia second. and
Corbeille third. Caller Herrin was the
favorite in the betting at ) 10 | against
There were seventeen starters The
betting on the others named WAS II to |
each against st. Patrick and Ixia, and
II TO l against Corbeille.
IL A SOLITARY CELL.
LONDON, September Mrs. May
brick has been removed from tho IN
Urinary in the Woking prison and now
occupies a solitary cell.
sixty MINERS BNTOaBED.
EDNByBGH, September 5.--An explo-
sion occurred to-day in the ironstone pit
OF the Maurice Wood colliery, Midlo-
THAN, which threatens disastrous conse-
quonccs. Two dead bodies have already
been recovered. Sixty-two miners are
entOmbed.
Latcy.-Four bodies have now been
recovered. 1t il believed that the sixty
miners still in the pit are dead.
CLAIMS THE RIGHT TO Be TRIED.
PARIS September 5.-General Bout
LANCER has written to Prime Minister
Tirard, claiming the right to be tried by
court-martial, and plcdging himself TO
appear before such tribunal. A refusal
OF trial by court-martial, the General
says. will be equivalent to an admission
on the part Of the Government that it
fears the imrartiality of military
court. In event Of q refusal the Gene
raj SAYS be will submit himself 10 tho
Judgment Of the people at the polls.
EARTHQUAKE N FRANCE.
PARIS. September 5.-Shocks OF m
earthquake were felt to-day throughout
the western portion of France. The
oscillations were especially strong at An
gers and Nantes. Nodamage was done.
BISMARCK SICK.
BFRLry, September o. Prince Bis
mnrck is suffering from inflammation of
the veins.
QUEEN NATHALIE WAIVED.
BELGRADE, September 5.-Tho Re
gents have warned ex-Queen Nathalie
not to attempt 10 carry out her scheme
OF establishing residence in this city as
a private person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
shccrshend-Ray Races.


New YORK. September 5.-The wea'
thcr aud track were fine.
Firet race-one mile-Badge won
Little Minch second, King Crab third.
Time, l;4O.
Second race-eeven furlongs-Britan-
mic won; Bess second, Fordham third.
Time, l:26 %, which beats the record.
Third race-one mile and three six
teeuths-Buddhist won; Caliente Sc
cond, Philander third. Time, 2,0S 2-5.
Fourth mce-six fnrlongs-Magnate
won; Cyclone second, Ralph Bayard
third. Time, TIA 4-b.
Fifth race-New York handicap, one
and half miles-Firenzi won Re
trieve second, Kaloolah third. Time.
2.35 AS.
Sixth race-one mile and half on the
turf -Barrister won Elgin second, Troy
third. Time, 2:3S 4-5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Mn. BARBOUR ACTING CHAIRMAN.
An Address 10 The Democratic Party of
Virginia.

An Address 10 The Democratic Party OF
Virginia.
To the Democratic Party Of Virginia :
AT the request Of Hon. b. -. Gordon,
recently appointed chairman OF the State
Democratic Committee (wbo is prevent
ed by sickness from entering npon the
immediate discharge Of the duties OF
the pOsition), have agreed TO take tom
porary charge az his substitute and beg
10 announce the fact 20 the party
throughout the state and 10 give notice
that the general Office has been estob-
lshcd in the city of Alexandra. Cap
tain II. Shepherd and W. W. Scott, Esq.,
have been associated as secretaries Of the
committee, TO whose care all communi-
cations can he addressed.
1t IS respectfully urged thai the Demo
cratic party in the cities aud counties OF
the Commonwealth proceed at once to
perfect their organization. aud TO APP
point, where it has not been recently
done, committees-both central and pre-
c.nct-in their respective localities, and
20 forward the names Of the officers 50
selected 10 the headquarters at Alexan-
dra. The importance Of thorough or
ganization cannot be too strongly urged
upon our friends throughout the state.
as on its efficiency will largely depend
the success Of the Democratic ticket at
the November election.
IL is also suggested that the members
Of the State Central Committee meet
and confer as soon as practicable in re-
gard to the patty organization in their
respective congressional districts, and
take such steps and make such recon-
mendatioDs as will best promote harmony
and success, and will, 20 this end, com
municate promptly with the chief execu-
tive Office at Alexandria. II is further
recommended as a matter OF the highest
moment that the most popular and ef-
ficient men bc everywhere nominated rs
candidates for the General Assembly,
and that all personal preferences and
private partini.ties he 5ubordinated 10
the public welfare.
For reasons heretofore understood,
Joint discussions are not recommended.
At tho same time, hOwovcr, every effort
should be mado 10 cnighten public
opinion and to set ont clearly before the
people the political issues involved in tho
canvass.
The candidates nominated for Cover
nor, Lieutcnaut- Governor, and Attor-
ney-General 10y the Democratic COnven-
ton are men Of the highest ability and
character. and in every respect worthy
of popular confidence and support.
The Republican party has nominated
General Malone as the head of it's ticket,
and it is understood oil the power and
resources OF the Federal Administration
have been pledged TO Its support The
situation Is full Of menace and peril 10
The State. In such crlss can Virgin
ians hesitate b choose?
JOHS 3. Barbour,
Acting Chairman.
AlcrGn1ria, Vo., September 3, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
shocked 10 Death.
rBy telegraph 20 TIE DiSPalch.l

BuYpAIo, n. Y, September 5.-~A line
man named II. +. Ferry was working
among the telephone and electrio-hght
wires on Seneca street. when he was seen
to suddenly drop bis hold and hang to
the wires. The workmen were afraid to
touch him. Tho fro department was
called out, and i'll the mean time rope
was attached TO him TO prevent the BODY
falling to the ground, as he was evidently
dead. Ferry came from Detroit Inc
shock that he received had burned his
hands and blaekened bis face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06

lows Lieutenant Governor. Charles F..
Iaughton; Secretary Of State, Allen
Weir Auditor, Thomas NJ. Read Urea
surer, A. A. Lindsay Attorney General,
W. 5. Jones: superintendent of Public
Instruction. Il. Y. Brian Commissioner
OF Public Lands, w. Z. Forrest Su-
preme Judges, w. o. Dunbar, I. }:
Anderson, Il. Hoyt, Elmore Scott, and
4. S. SiiIcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
e,cumoNp rosAcco MAaKEr.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
ssPFzxBss J. 1859.
lnerusl-reyenue collections to-day we're ci-
gsrs and cheroots. t2,sodo tobacco, Sa7s2. 40
total. tsltsgS.
Au-,ion sales, u cat Of 70 hoeshesfs ensred
With highest al sa0i and the lowest 81 q ave-
rage, sL0a Saiss privately; Three nlier~ ID
parieys. "a wrappers. and seine email. lo;s Of
dars grades. The general market vas quiet
me claeinaaii aud Lesisysllo MARKETS ere
without special feature HUSBANDS are called ir.
.rsspisr a. ~ ~ y, CELERY AID nps Fradsa v~rv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Nali-Stages Robbed.
an lelocrnnn b the pisparch.i

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The Post
office Department is informed that both
the east and west-bound mail-stages
were held up and robbed OF all registered
matter near Ager, Cal, on the night OF
the 3D. instant. Inspector Seeboldt has
been authorized TO offer a reward OF
81. 600 for the apprehension OF the
thioyae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Grnenhnckers Show In.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. september About 0fty
delegates, representing about thirty counties.
assem- BLEED hero to-day and reOrgsnizei tho
Greenback party Of Alabama. The principle
business was % elect an executive committee
and choose delegates 20 a national convention 20
be held az Cincinnati A long platform was
adopted. ". II. Dawson, tho man at tho head
OF the new GreenOark party organization, was
recensly an applicant Tor she marshRi-hip ~
North Alabama, which President Harrison hllod
with another man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
President PIatt.
ISt-tocht Ai1tts
fBy telegraph % the Dispatch

IIII y 171TTE7-1sI
NEW YoRK, September BIT has
been practically decided to elect ex-Sena-
tor Thomas G. Plat 10 I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death OF Ex-Governor
Brown as president OF the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad Company.
The election will take place at Nash
vile, Tenn, whore tho directors viii
hold O special meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
A Prohibition Ticket.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, September o.-Ihe
Prohibition State Convention to day
nominated tho following ticket; secreta'
- of state Jesse II. Griffin; Comptrol-
lsr Mr.. Rand, OF Tonawsnda Treasurer
I w. Bruce Accompaniment. 9. A.
Hart State Engineer and surveyor, a
J. Kenyon Judge Of Court Of Appeals
w, J, farfspgton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
Solicitors Of Both Armies.

ST. Louis. September "a special from Fort
Worth, Texas, says the state reunion u eI-
Confe1eratas and Federal roldiers oegun yas,er-
DAY Thousands 0t PEOPLE were present hero
was big barbecue, speech making. AMI re-
markable good feeling GIi around. Tho reunion
continues ihroe deys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06

ments, Of which DIR. A. z. Koincr Is The
efficient chairman. the society ia largely
indebted for innumernble pleasures,
among which may he mentioned the
handsome carriages that wore in waiting
ut all hours for the use Of those who de-
sired to see the points Of interest in this
progressive city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06

IBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

icy telegraph Ia tho blsphWh'l
WAs1uNGroN, September The State
Department has received from Minister
Thompson at Hayti a report upon the
condition Of affairs there, which confirms
what has already been printed fully in
the newspapers concerning the changes
in the Government on the island. No
thing new is given in the dispatch.
LGGrTINE N NEW YOBb.
NEW YouE, September D. -Legitime,
ex-ProsiIert Of Hayti, arrived this morn
ing on the Ward-I.ino steamer Manhat-
tan. He WAS accompanied by his family
and seycml officers OF his army. The
Haytien party were transferred from the
deck Of the French man-of-war to the
Manhattan at Santiago. The voyage to
This city was very pleasant and the ex-
lies were in excellent spirits. The party
sail for France tomorrow. Legitlme
declined to talk upon Haytien affairs to
the reporters who sought him out.