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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

BRA9C.-Die5. In Albemaris county. OF con-
sumption. January 8. isS9. JOHN u. BRAGG, IN
The nity-second year OF bis age.
FRErWELL.-Dio9, December 81, is& IN
AlbcmErlc coupty, WILLIAM GnrREfNEbLs IA
the seyenty-ntath year Of bis asa
He leaves = wife aud two daughters.
HUNDLgY.-Died, At hb residence. 7i east
Marshall street Sundsy. January Stu. az f33 y.
NJ. GEORGE A. HUNDLEl, In the sixiy-socond
year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the First Bap-
fist church O-DAi at go r. N. Frieots ana
Acquaintances nre invited 20 attend No noWcfs.
LkMBERT.-Dled At his residence. 10 50.
Louis NO., at 3 O'Clock sunday. January q, isej,
JORDAN WHEAT LAdBEHI, Ia tho thirsy-se'
venth year Of his age.
PINCKNEY.-Died. At Brook Hnt Heurico
county, Va. on Monday. January =. isSJ, az 1:l5
?. NJ, MARY STEWART FiNCbNEf. eldoat
daughter Of the late John stewart ESD, aud be-
loved wife Of Thomas I~inckney. Esq.
though long an Invalid. her end WAS unex-
peeled uuiil within a few hours before her death.
Notice Of the funeral Will DO given hereafter.
sTILES-Died, Sunday evening At 8 O'Clock,
LEILA CAPEkrON STILES, wife Of Major
Robert Stiles and daughter Of the late Hon. Al
lent. Caperton, in the hirty-eighth year Of her
age.
The funeral will take place from st. Peul's
church THE TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited 30 al
tend.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Croohed Columbia coupon bonds.
IBr% telerrann % the plsnach.l

W --N'"F" ""F"I
WAsHtNGTOS, January Two tiye-hun-
dred dollar District Of Columbia coupon
bonds were recently sent over 10 the Urea
sury Department from the bank Il Riggs &
Co. for exchange for registered bonds. II
was discovered al the department that two
bonds o. the same numbers as those sent for
exchange had been redeemed in 1915. An
investigation which followed disclosed the
fact that the numbers on the bonds sent by
Riggs & Co. lad been cleverly altered aud
that the two bonds bad been stolen. Efforts
10 trace these Donds to the thief have 50 iar
proved unsuccessful. The fact that the
bonds have been stolen and their numbers
altered raises several nice questions as TO
their redemption, and the whole Ulatter has
been submitted 10 Comptroller Durham for
bis decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Alleged morse.ThIeyes captured.

Especial telegram % Tue DhpAich.l
ORANGE, VA, January lanes Harrison
and John wilson, charged With stealing two
horses from 3 T.. Johnson, near Barb0urs-
vide. this county. were arrested Ia luyanna
county on Saturday last. The prisoners were
brought here and lodged in Jail tbs evening
10 await he action Of toe grand jury.
John ". Hall, treasurer Of the Richmond
and Danyllle railroad, has purchased 800
acres OF land OF G.. W. Goodall, near Bar
b0ursyille, Tor the sun OF 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

rate oi thirty mites nm hour. ran into an open
switch. telescoped a box-c9r loaded WIN
lumber. sud completely wrecked The engine:
The bsecage. nail, smoker, lasiies' car, ana
sIeeper were oil derniied. The smoker was
turned bottom up. The malt, baFgage' soo
ladies' cars were tbrow IN al rlgut angles across
the track. Engineer JARVIS and a negro hre.
man were badly shaken up and somewna.
bruised, snd one or two passengers were
slightly scratched. The passengers describe
the wreck as the worst they ever saw ma
cav that the fact that no one was kiiled II
simply miraculous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Tripute of

Whereas II has pleased Almighty God tn HIS
infinite wisdom tocaltfrom our midst our worthy
brother. f.. K. WO0DRUM. after a long and
"a nfui Illness. thereby leaving q vacancy la our
ranks: whereas the deceased was one Of our
faithful members. lie distinguished himself rot
only by words, but by his actions Ia promoting
he Interests OF cur order: therefore be- IL
Res0irei bv Richmond Dirisi0H, li2. - orr. O.,
That Il IS our duty "a express our sincere sorrow
aud regret al having lost 80 valuable a mem
Dor.
Erso're5. That by his death this Division has
Lost o most faithful member. the Church = true
Christian, aud tho community ia general a noble
aud honorable mAu.
Ess0iUti, That our heartfelt sympathy be eX-
tended 10 She family OF he deceased, Who hy his
death have lost a most ddeCii0uafo hu5taoi and
kind father.
Resoircf. That a copy Of these resolutions DO
sent 10 the family Of the deceased.
e.. VI. GOODWIN,
.N. WESlBUbY,
4. TAYLOR.
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
DISCOUNTED SENATOR'S.
They Itnd Themselves as Ignorant
IA tver About the Cabinet.

IA Ever Ab0ut p Cabinet.
A Washington telegram Do the Philadol-
ph,1 Times sav.: Am informal consultation
among a number oi the leading Republican
scuotnrs uoon tIc uu-at silc'nrv experiences
OF their brother -,rators who had zone 10
indianapolis 60 express their views HpOn
maftcr- concerning thc political interests OF
their states developed considerable feeling
and an evident inclination hereafter TO
cDrGue Themselves 90 their senatorial
lalors aad wait developments. The
trouble g., not that ihc President
elect treated them with indifference or
d s.ouIt,sg. They al coucede that lhe con-
trary was the i.,t. lic received them with
as much cordially us hIs natural reserve
would admit, gave the utmost attention 90
their trmarks. aud kept up bis share OF thc
conversation iDtcrrotttvclV, Dat Dec did not
Imrut ANYTHING. which they thought showed
u lack ~ tendency o. take senators, the
advising and cou-eutiuG body 90 ol mis-
nominations, into Dds confidence, which was
anew experience for them.
The Interpretation given to this Is that tbe
Prc~id.uteltct is not ready 90 communicate
ANYTHING. having bad his original plans very
sadly pat asAcw hy the uu,ecuiy pressure iu
behalf oi ccff3in uIrlle. for Cabinet places
and by the lactlouli STRUGGLES which have
broken out iu various localities. aud threat
cucl even ~ ludInra over the ASPIRATIONS Of
prt.ous anxious to Get INTO tho Cabinet.
Among tie politicians witnugto wait, and
therefore more OF lc,, dis.nterc.fcd for the
urc~out. thc course OF General Harrison is
approved, rs they presume ltt, unlike Presi-
dents HAYES and Garfield, who promised
everything before election, and violated on
overlooked about every obligation after
wards. hc prouu-t.to keen hI. ~ cuunscls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

tBy telegraph % tho Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, January "A special to the
Times Democrat from Bayou sara gives the
following persons As lost by the sinking OF
the steamer Paris e.. Brown near Hermitage
landing saturday night: Mr. Miller. cabin
passenger, OF Y~icksburg; William Mitchell.
ca1in crew, Gallipoiis. o.; also q cabin boy.
name not ascertatncd; William Marshall, of
Cincinnati, Indies cabin man the porter
aud barber, both ~ Cincinnati James llar-
ris)n, second pantrvman; William Taylor,
night watchman, Of Memphis; John Bolan,
"shiner," ot Cincinnati Samuel Gray, Ere.
man, aud Abram Mitchell, fireman, both OF
Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

INC Morier affair.

by Auglo-American cable TO tho Dispatchl
BERLIN. January THE Post says: sir
Robert Morier provoked the publication q
The renorts affecting him by his attempt TO
bring Bszaine's letter to the KNOWLEDGE OF
the person. by high ttelsous. No one hiss
accused Moricr Of betraying Crown-Prince
Fredeuck bat himself 1t j.. however, Ger.
tain that 10 August. 1887. Norier forwarded
o communication, presumably to his Gov
eminent. that this Intelligence reached Ba-
zsine in a magnitcd form, aud that the news
cmauaied from an English diplomatist then
ON artiyc service, named Morier. NO accu-
-atiou OF mQl1 files is made against SIR
Robert,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Railroad Appointments.


thy Telegraph 20 to SN|-l
New York. January I.-ONing 10 The de.
sire Of :. II. Hsrdwick. general esstera pas.
>eoger agent Of the Nirgioia, Tennessee aud
Georgia Air Liae, TO be located IN q southern
cims'e the following appointments are an-
uouacod by b. W. Wrenn, general passtn-
GER agent, to 90 into effect January lOth;
Hardwlck to be assistant general passenger
sgeu, OF the Esst Tennessee, virginia and
Georgia railroad at Atlanta, Ga, and l. l.
Ellis to be general eastern passenger agent
Shcpsadoah Valley and KennesAH routes at
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
ponacrI,,. pInln Pralne.

lBy telegraph FOO the bispat'Ll
BALTIMORE. January 1-Geueral-Naster
Workman P0wo,ry arrived 500 This civ this
afternoon and tonight addressed mI's-mfct-
ing OF the Kri.ht- of Llnoriu reference TO 3
circulqr issued yesterday from Puil1dripull.
lie said thar toe >izucrs were wcn who were
at times M good standing aud 40 au0iher Ia
bad: one of them in fact hsd not been q
member for eight or nine years. lie slldihat
10 looked % little of color 90 stc these
men trying TO founder the order.
The circular starts ont hv de-
ciarirg o De-, There Is no autocracy. The
Master Workman Va. authorized by the In
di,uauols Convention 10 nominate eight
men. from whom four were 90 ice selected.
aud bad done So. The circular complain,
Of a want Of secrecy, but the order bias made
js greatest PROCESS since its secrecy was
thrown Oh. Nr. derly URGED his hclr-
cr, 10 stand Grm and not Do l,d away from
the order hy men who are tr1In % ulu DO
and who are not capable Of g0ycIuin-it %. The
charges made against him Dee characterized
q. Larcficrd lies, sud concluded that If ihe
belief tlat the telegraph and railway system
should be controlled by the people was COM
muul,m he vas a communist OF the rauke,t
type.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
TFYoU,RE GOING INTO SOCIETY

/ AOU'Kb GOlNO lN1O oOOlEll
YOU MUST be correctly dressed.
Are you conversant with the latest
IDEAS on what is fa.hionables
FASHIONS You should be. sunday we gave
you n hint or two concerning the
more important matters-uow
ven point out d few of tho miu9r,
but no Isss essential articles OF
furaishinss-tho setting to tho
FIXINCs jewel.
Yosr shirt front. to be obso-
lufely correct, should DO Of
P-ilue-eithcr plain or neatly em-
broiieroi. or else Of a very nue
quality Of French linen, with o
THAT delicate vino running down tho
extreme clgo.
Tho tos you wear on fun dross
should be- tho plain. white lawn
bow. Tie IL yourselfn you can
,
o. p-.r., DIV
,r.,r .,-, v.,~ .n,.i fl, i,.,, ,o,i.,,o
- o,r-o,, . n,o,, co,ors
c, p
-,,..,
,o rov.,,i.h To, T,i,
men''y p'p'''' ''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
sasrrerrcsenfen.

by Anrlo-Amtrican cable 10 the Dispatch
MANCHESTER, January AT meeting 81
the Chamber OF Commerce to-day a Tcsolu-
tion was passed declaring that the resolution
which Was adopted 40 the meeting on De-
cember 10Th 10 tho effect thnt all goods
brought into Great Britain similar to those
uroaucrd in England should pay the same
promotion OF Imperial and local taxation ~
thcy would have paid II manufactured Ia
Great Britain, does not represent the Views
Of the whole Chamber, which odheres to free
trace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
The Author or the Murchisou Letser,

Try telegraph 10 the ptspatch.l
Los ANGELES, January The mystery a.
30 The real name o. Murghlscn, nov famous
rs the correspondent Of Lord >ackyille, Wa
cleared away to-day, and the anuouncemeu
was made ON the authority OF those who
have been in the secret from the first that
George O,goOdhy, ~ Pomona, was ihc
author of the Nurchison letter. Osgoodby
T., q native ~ New YORK, and D., thirty-i0ur
wear. Of age. lis father Il an EGglishman
hy birth and resides 10 Pomona, Is does also
bis brother. Murchisou Is a family name.
and j. attached to tnat OF Osg0Odby 10y mat
rage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

one from the West that 4 duty Of one cent a
dozen be laid upon all eggs imported into
The United States. The writer SAYS tha,
there is just the same argument In favor OF
protecting eggs that there Il for protecting
wheat or corn. The writer argues that n a
tariff - laid upon eggs II will satisiy the
womcn OF the agricultural districts, to whom
the management OF this Industry is almost
unanimously conceded by the sierner sex,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Suffering for TITS nrother's Crime.
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

10y tfitsIApu 10 inc bi1phFch.i
ST. PAU, MINI. January Ten years
ago jacob Bird Was sent to the penitentiary
from Dakota county for murder. He has
spent the past ten years IN saltwater and
fully expected 20 spend The remaining DAYS
Of bis life there, but the Governor heard GER
tain matters which led him 70 issue 4 par
don this afternoon. Recently q brother Of
the prisoner died, and on ms delth-hed con-
fessed the murder for which his brother was
then sule ring an undeseryed punishment.
The presiding judge. prosecutor. and Others
connected with the original trial pctiiioned
Tor the pardon. Bird never gave any inti-
nation % his knOwledge tblt be was suffer-
ing Tor his brothers crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

by Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. January THE eviction Of ten
ants on the Olpbert estate at Falcarragh,
County Donegal, was not resumed to-day as
intended.
ARRESTED FOR RESISTANCE.
Twenty tenants on the Nandeleur estates
AZ Kfrusn have been arrested for barricading
houses against the eiicIsls who are carving
out The eyictions there. The arrests have
caused much excitement.
70 BE RESUMED.
UrELIN. January 1T IL stated that Inc
work ~ e%victing tenants on the Nandeleur
estate will soon be resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
increase ana Decrease Or Public
NGIrnA.

NY teIRefapn % NO Ul7pIF'LI
WAsmNGroN, ID. c., January From a
statement prepared by clerks " committees
on appropriations of senate aud House %
appears that during The Grt session Of The
present Congress G35 Few public offices were
created by Legislative enactment, involving
an expenditure otS.02 US for salaries, wniIe
toe salaries OF SD officers were incrcas d hY
the total amount Of Si&352. During The
same session 4o5 public officers were practi-
cally dropped hy the omission TO provide
for the Payment % their salaries, thus saving
$40, OPS 10 the Government. while in The
case Of seven officers The salaries were re-
duced by q sun O. S4SI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

by telegraph 70 tho Duspatch-l
MINNEtPOLIs. MINI, January THE big
strike o. the c~Oll-handlers az Duluth has
come 70 an end. The men refused to be a.
sesscd for the expense Of hiring speakers
and halls and we're compelled 10 meet N the
open air. Last night it was decided 10 dis
continue The strike and to apply Tor work at
tho rFdurFl rate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
h CATTLE xARKEr.

January 7.-Receipts, i9' heal Of cattle,
iOs sheep. and 27 hogs.
sales: is7 head of cattle, ics sheep, and ~
hOgA
Prices.
Csttle-Rcst 4aikc gross-a few extra higher:
medium % good. 3aa31c. gross; common 70
fair, 2Aa}c. gro-A
sheep-3aic. gross
Hogs-6Aa1Ac. net "a few extra higher.
hlls-2a3c. gr0sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

by Anglo-AmercAn cable 10 the Dispach.l
Io>DoS. January Prince Henry OF
Hattcnberg has been appointed Governor ot
he Isleof wight vice Yi.count Eyer.ley, de-
ceased.
The English cruiser Scout sailed from
Nala Tor ~uaklm to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

The 'fCorner Grocery" opened last night
10 a very good house. The public must
not think that this d, another version oi
" Peck's Bad Boy" o. the "Corncr Gro
Gerry" IS On entirely different piece, aud ha,
q neat plot running ali through u. IL ls e
Dioture of domestic lie. Little tender cpt.
t1de. check the laughter ot the audience
and remind them that there is o serious side
even 10 The happicst aud most mIrthful souls.
The play Is %ridicul0us'y funny. IL depends
largely upou The work Of that notoTiou,
"sm4ll boy" who peryades every locality In
one guise or another.
The piece win De repeated Tonight.
saturday night only the McNiah, R0maza
& Amos Ministries will appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Tne klee,rleal surar neaaa.

10y ttItHIbTH % w HI7VHNNI
DErRoIr, January THE Evening Jour
nars special from Ann .ArbOr says: MTs.
Friend aud Mr.. and Mrs. Howard are suii
in Ann Arbor. snd that they have not gone
20 Canada As YET. They are, however, strarn-
ing every nerve 10 raise money by mort
gsgIug their property. aud they have sue
ceeded Ia obtaining several thousand dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

-nr tsIeernph o me nlsnalch,

PANAMA via GALVESTON. January ITEM
pofary suspension OF work on the eApal st
CuleDra vas caused By The demands OF the
contractors. who have now received insruc.
tons iTom the Paris oilce 10 resume opera.
tons without further interruption. The
suspension Was Of only q few hours dura-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
mAGINe sstELLIsENcE.

PORT Of RICHMOND. JAEUAE1 z, 1Ss9
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ola Domiaion. Couch, New York,
merchandise.
GAfIfD.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers: l. b. Tatun, agent.
PoKr o. NEWPORT News. JAsuARY7, 1889.
lbyT Telegraph
AERTVEn
Steamship Tropic, New York, TO coal.
steamship Albania, Beaufort coalet, and
snilod ior Hull.
steamship Stella, Norfolk. 10 load cotton.
Steamship s~andringham, Charleston, 70 ecal.
steamship Roanoke. Haiphers. New YORK, and
ssiieG fur NeN York, merchandise.
sAU.En.
sehoonors ]. 4. Ogden. role. few York, coal;
William Cobb, Chase, Boston,, coal; EFerets
Webster, Charlaston. Eight
Bark Ggada- cadlz staye&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

by Anclo-Amcrcan cable 20 the Dispatch.l
BsnLIA, January Ills stated that Prince
Bl.mIrcG Wil tike part M TIE approaching
dcba'e DO the Reichstag on African affairs.
Naval re Inducements Will start Tor Zanzibar
immediately,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

IDY TfIeKI3pn " DC UI3FII-LI
Ngw ORLEANS. January L. The Times
Democrat special from Brookhayen, Miss,
saws The souih-bound passenger tram on
the Illinois Central railway was wrecked
last evening 1T Cedar Hi switch, " miles
south Of here. The train. while gong at a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Assigned.
mn tafa~,aun En- the Digpafrhl

thY tologf aph 70 Inc biePaNHnI
WASHINGTON, January 7.-Elias > Hutea-
inson. trading as Hayward n Hutchinson,
Gesler On m,uteis, ranges, etc., has made an
assignment, with liabilities Of $4,000; as
safs Sa0 O00-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
1ARKErs By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW Yosx. Janusry Cotton steady; sales,
bales for consumption; uplantA . 1870. Or
leans. 30 ii-l6c. net rercirtA B55d bales; cK.
poris-to Great Britain, ei.5N bales. % Francc,
GO bales: 10 tho Continent -tE bales; stock.
s9As;5 bales Wheat unsettled; Ne red, tLoia
tl0lA In olaY a.or, c,tons Sosed aaac urder
Saturday January, 1900 February, s.oi..
May, 5lcfs. Juuc. - o.. Corn SC. higher
aud lrm: Nn 2 Aaalfhc in elevator; %
lions ,aSc. higher aud strong; January, Co.
February, i'hci May, Nac oats a iuie
higher: options quiet aud hnHr higher
January, Citc February. 80; hay, Blc:
40 3 spot. Naa3lhg Hops stcaiy and quiot
Coneo- Options closed weak aLd alal1 points
below SATURDAY: January, slA5lstlAsO; tchru-
flaN. Nav. ~sihtaalaD. spot Rio easier; inlr
cargoe-. 1sc. >ugsr-hawh barely -t'sff an1 duii
fair refining s l3-lGt conirfuEais. sitesf. 3he
. u-!Gc.: refined more active al a d|'ciino; e.,
o.. extra O., 6ta5 3 l0c. yoiiow. a.tc; ~ a,
6aafDc. moull A.. .ec.. standard g.. Sc. cln-
fcctiUuors' A,f.e: clt iotf. So, crusHr ID, th;
powdered, fac. grauulRtti, tct cut's, t.c.
Moia-sce-NcN Or.eens quirt tirn sapug anl
quiet; domestic. f4nf s. fctroloun ftaiY AMI
quiet. crude in utcrDI-. it N'Nfi g. toifgu-ef
o~l-rrl.e, as yellow, tts Ia'oH 4.i.t
ponuur DUH Hides unctHnenl pnt Iui't Wool
quiet. dQmrslic lrcce. lti,. pulled, par.1.
Texas, tiHstr. PORK stronger. r'sa. fiffltt.
hnel quiet heUf l1mFi1i. IIHr-ri nrri ufu,
.fy extra inlia mU.-. .ia.,t. tuf.mot sanas-
on: rsklci b. uoe l.iAr; rl'hIet shoulders.
8 ,E,.: ri.ki-f I.rt ic. HifitF -uUnf'r.
sh0rl clear. E-. lari hIuh western s otm.
f.3a. J%Ans4rY. f.i. Nty, f.H. ini.his
stronger. ,It..u, i.-Hf4t 3D., Er.H, .-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
NFW YORK cOTTON RrTrREt

NEW YOuk. January Go tou-Hct re-
ceinls. l.G3 talo-. gross receipts. at3 Dsio.
FutGres closed stca1y; saloa. il,VD haicsi Jaln-
ary. sl5lafL2. February slslaS3bg; harch,
D.. 4 Audi. fDrsai21. aiaE. fa4AaiaVt
Jano f0OstilG6 july, slll3: August fl0D.
esotsabsE fAtGzE.Nl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Remorse-Denth.

ASHLAND, WIS, January THE city was
startled this morning at the announcement OF
the suicide OF VI. +. GaffneY, the outgoing
county cierk. who sent a bullet through his
brain about ! O'Clock. GaGney wa about
$1,000 short IN bis accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Cn1cAeo. JanuarY 1. 1899.

To Henry b. Stone, second Nice-President:
Dear slr.-Wc. the undersigned commits
tee. iu behalf " our respective orgInlza'
tons OF Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men aud as representatives ~ the tX-em-
ployf, Of the burlington system, WHO leit
ihe service OF the said company Fe0iuafy
-, 1855. or later, on account of the STRIKE,
approve oi the foregoing agreement, aed
hereby declare the strike OF SAID ex.employes
as settled. Yours truly.
ALEXANDER r. CAvEgNER,
WILLIAM O.. HAYES,
s.. W. PEELly,
a.. W. LnGAN,
q. NOIIIsEAEE,
IUWAUu kENT,
Thomas HUMPHREYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

rBy AuglO-Amcrican cable 70 the Dlspatcn.l
LONDON, January severe weather Is re-
ported ON the Black Sea. During The past
fortnight many sailing vessels have been
wrecked, and over one hundred seamen
uaye lost their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
neportea RniI.oad wreee.

Iby loIoFraph % the DIspatch.I
CHICAGO, January tit l. reported that
there was a serious wreck on the Chicago
and Eastern railway to-nIght north OF Dan
vile. 4 telephone iumor says that several
were killed and the trains telescoped. II
was The south bound train that left CaicagO
this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
An Auegauon wirhdrnWn.

n1y A-nrlo-Amorcan cable % the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. January Tile Post to-day
UiibdaN- tDc allegation ~ forgery made
against Sir r.. ID. Morler that Bszaine's
letter TO Moricr ws. Il forgery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

lRy AugIo-Amcdcan cable TO tho D,sp1trh.l
P,urs. January The election 10 fHi the
vacant seat 10 the Chamber ~ Deputies for
the Department OF Charente yesterday re-
suited d. a victory Tor the BOulangist candi-
d.fp.