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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
I'd and grand work. the effects Of whicA will

good and a grand work. the effects OF when VIII
be long felt.
Judge Charles Grattsn made epiepd'u
speech IN which he urged the delegates 70 10.
the Assembly 10 down with ia flags dying " u
was their intention not 70 continue the orsanll.
sion longer He deeply regretted that soma
feeling had boon aroused and that ~ seemed
that the Old Assembly would dissolve.
WILL CONTINUE.
Messrs. J. Thompson Brown. OF Bedford, nnd
II. NJ. McGrudcr, Of Abermarie. made strong
speeches In favor OF continuing the Assembly,
and colonel Beverly naid II tho Assembly was
dissolved there would be no one ~ present me
resolutions agreed upon 20 the L"gislatire, and
all their work would be Of no avau. lie there-
fore withdrew his resignation.
After some further discussion tho membera OF
She Executive Committee were elected ny accia-
nation
Tao Assembly adjourned sine Gte ana inc OF
gauization will be continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Governor LEO returned 20 the cry from Wash
iuc.on la-t night.
Uc-!nv he mad m interview with Governor
,Icck-. n ana Attorney General Plnckncy Mhyie,
al MARYLAND, iu record 10 tho virginia and
Mary ane boundary line.
Atrrrity Dee nae io.nei 10y Attoruey-Genersl
Ayers a4l tac -Irj 'ci was further cousidered.
Governor zee VIII confer with members OF inc
Icr..lufur7 ~ q me acton ~ De RAJ go.
1he probability Is mat m" Virginia Legisla-
tDro w.i repeal he grant Go Lewis and DO justice
O. mis- claims. Meanwhile Maryland VIII take no
fuuAcl action.
Governor lee sail last night that he very
much regretted that on account ~ this business
Le could not attend The funeral Of Mr.. Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

N-. Jonathan Lemon. % 1921 north Seventeenth
street, rrd VI 50 Henrietta Allon, ~ Chefs liiil,
Honr.ro county. were married A. O'CLOCK lA7t
night lt lrin Methodist church. Inc Groom
H. a n,ech.risf and lee employed 90 tho idrhmon !
Locomotive anl Ha.hne-Nu~Ss, and the trde
i~ap.ullar young oay. Mr. aud Mrs Lemon
wil reside Oh Chelsea Hil.
Nr. rs. ,. taUlr0uer. operator IN the ONCE 81
mo Observation-Disclosures OF mo Chcsap and
Uhio railway. was married on Tues lay night I'll .
o'cloc. to Nis- Rose Williams. daughter OF hr'.
r. j. Williams. Of 5Os o., rth Eleventh street
lho ceremony was performed by rev. W. T..
Juttirs II Gentonary Methodist church. Messrs.
Harris ami Wright d!spai,hors 30 tho same
Cnlce, acted rs u-hcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
Covcrnor-rIect Mckinney Here.

Govo.nor-olcci Philip ". Mckinney arrived
in ne city last evening and Is stopping at me
TX -hauge Hotel
He came from his home in Farmville anu
ma q the trip Vlr Petcrsoure reHchlns Rich
moud m Owe minutes past Ooclo'k.
Tho Governors tl-Ii. 10 Il understood, y p hur-
riei Que. aud is for the purpose ~ making
some prelimi. Ary arrangements f)r his removal
~ tbs city BbOut the 1T Of January. ms
match reporter called ~ the Ezchanee late lH5t
niraf, hut tho Distinguished gentlemsn. VINO
leit mo house soon alter supper had not re-
turned.
Tho Joint leg slative committee appointed 70
wa: on CAPTAIN Mch inney and Major yl"r and
inform them # their election ha1 arranrel 10
leave hero to-uisht for Farmyllc 3 10 ca!l on
Tie GOy-rnor-cle' tomorrow morning. mt u "
nkslvpow that fhoy viii conclude 10 perform
Tia pleasant duty here
The programme vas 70 GO from Farmvlo 10
Puls-ti. ard n II prof able mat whether 'auihlh
Nch nucy g. seen hero or OF hls no ne IN" com
mitiee will attn keep treir appointment 10 meol
Major yler iu PULASKI city tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES
Condensed from tho Dispatch's Last
Nights Specials.

Nights Specials.
Fastville has sent two car thieves 70 the peni-
Tertiary.
At suffolk yesterday M $. T. Haynes ana MES
IoIle =. Lawrence were married. The affair was
quito q eocial event.
NJ Driver a Young t0bacconisf, ana Mss Julia
Faulkner, laugh ct OF Or. J. ". Faulkner. we're
MARI Of az Lynchburg Yesterday.
Surveyors OF the Danville and Fact Veanossee
rond ran their frat line out Of Dauvllo yesterday
towards the west. The route IS NOT get definitely
determined.
Nr a. NJ Boulware, prominent ara IN.
nucntisl citizen Of pitt~vivaula county, died ~
his residence, near summit, Tuesday night re
was the fathor II 4. J.. boulwaro, of richmond
A white brakeman on tho Richmond and
Allegheny road was tn0rEei from rain a'e
yesterday afternoon ~ Lynch urg aud ha1 uoih
legs terribly smashed. Ills naiae c0A14 not 10
learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Ex-Lttorney-Gcueral fiold offered aresolntion
which was unanimously a1Optci under sus-
pension 81 IL r.lcs which provides that tho
mem pcrs OF the Farmtrs' Assembly VIII DIS
courage the use OF coupons IN tho payment Of
taxes tDOth property hui hcease' aud "ii pay
their taxes Ia motey, aud excri al their inflUeuce
either direct or Indirect 10 niIc~ al cit1onts 10
sustain the Sta.o IN It's eluoav0r T. collect is
ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
You Are Invited

to call AZ 1902 Main street and SEQ our assortment,
Of Books, God Peas, Chris;mas-Caris, Work
Boxes, DESKS. Dressing Gases. Manicurcs, Bibles.
Prayer aud Hymu-Books, Lap-Tablets, IL
buns, 1000 Books for .ho young At s.. up. and a
wonderful variety OF Goods worthy Of presenta-
iton. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
FlFTY-FlRST CONGRESS.
WAsulsG1oy, December Il, 1882.

senate.
Tho c-Presidont presided over tho sonato
to-day.
The nrst part % tho Republican programme in
reference 10 providing p0-ffi0ns On COMM .tr'7
for new seuufor4 ua. carried out 10y TIC resi- tiiu-
fion of Sr.gf0rs Norri.l. Hsc0cE. pawe-. iloar,
AlisOu, Frye, nud MAnder-ou Of lhciT pOtlllons
on TIE Committees of tie Census lirHAu'h'
Transportation Routes % The >ctb)irI' CLAIMS.
ORGANIZATION md 1nduct Of EX .rufige Depart
meu:s. an1 on C.vl--eryIre and Rerer'hneut,
respectively Their Successors o. those commit
tees are sin 30 he announced.
among TIE bills introduced and referred "ere
by Mr row: Tor statue and monument 20
james Madison.
Hy ar CslI: The following Joint resolution:
"Ths; DE President b. and is hereby au'hor-
flei 8D1 reluo-tel 20 open negotiations WIN ihe
Government of spain for tie purpose oi go 'Ccihe
that Govern Wcni 90 consent t1 %" -idhl'hmeAt
in the Island OF Cuba ~ o FREE and inIepeul 'nt
republic: such consent 90 DO given upon me
paymeu- ny Cuba o. toe Government ~ epa.n ot
~ D. % sum Of money H. may De- cquifnlehi pom
l. tie value of TIE pIu-ir property b'lnntint ~
spain ia sei i,i1aa ana 10 d ile gr. NV
treaty q sum commercial aiFau'ate' 80 "'"'
A niessses was received from ;he House 70 mo
cfe.t thar that body was now 10 session and
mcuorat,on % The inauguration = George N a-h-
irgton. arst President of The lri ei states. an
thcr3upon, on motion Of ''r nsali.. the senate ~
l2.rl proceeded % mo hlll ~ the hol-e. AL go
10 returned, aud Immediately ADJOURNED.
House Of Representatives.
Immediately after me Chaplain's prayer. Mr..
Cumming, 81 Ne~ Nors, from ihe Ceremonial
Committee REPORTED tho Crder ~ Arrangement
and 10 was adopted. me House then, 81 ls-, TOOK
a recess for twenty-five minutes. Ait"r recess q
resolution was aiopfel directing the Clerk % 'n-
fo-m the senate That the llol-e wac n session ani
ready t0 proceed win the crremonIe. Al the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

A pound party Will be- held ~ tho new lunch
rooms Of the WomGn's Christian Association,
over Dupuys drugstore. AZ easi Broad street,
Friday. December l3ih. from 10 TO O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

In the report OF The proceedings OF the Senate
on Tuesday, published yesterday, II was made
90 appear tuHt the Republicans voted for tho
Den ocrati, nominees f1r Sta'e officers. 10
should nave been that .b.y din not vote, having
20 determined whea they decided not 10 make
any hoInlnAtlons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
NM Hoo nari.,s Gravc.

Tor years Dr. !. v HOb-on has made little Joo
Dnyi-s grave hi. special care, visiting It rcgu-
lafly and keeping IL IN Ordor. Yesterday
tne ro,ior and his wife went 20 the section, -
they ways DO on hollywood hemorial-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

makes svsry delicious ami nourshiag drink. i
Is particularly adapted Tor persons Of weak di-
geston, offering therein from al other cocoas
In the market Kept % oil druggists Gad
grOccrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
ALVEY DISCUSSION.

DIR. +. Il. PondlotOD. Of Louisa. made an ad-
dress from ths Alliance standpoint ana Ar :.
Wexford Corbin AMI General james g. Field
fpoSe IN favor Of al organic union between al!
Tho ORGANIZATIONS.
Dr. N. q. Holt, OF surry, made an eloquent
speech, IN which he deeply regretted that there
Mas 81 idea 70 dissolve the Farmers eAssembly.
Tic orgsplzstloD, hs said, haa accomplished .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

A pound party Will be held a. the now lunch
rooms Of tao Womaps Christian Association,
over Dupuys drugstore, ~ east Broad street,
Friday. Decem Der lalh. from ID q ) O'CLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

When Baby was sick, va gave her Csstorta.
When abe was Child. she cried for Castoria
When ehe became Mss, she chung TO CastortA.
When she had Children. she gave them CastoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
House Committees.

10y IrINNI- III %
WAsHISGT0S. December lit IL the belief
abou. .hs House that speaker Rood 6ill announce
the rest Of his committees ono week from to-
morrow. so mat they may DO at Work during the
holiday recess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

AZ 10 o'clock the A.-emtlv proceeded 70 tho
election Of officers. Pres out Beverly offered
his res ignau0n. but the Assembly declined 10 re-
celye H.
The President has ono wear vet 20 serve, no
having boon chosen ono year ago 70 serve for
kuO years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

swift's Specific his cured my little niece Of
white swelling Of the worst type. More than
twenty pieces Of b n came out OF her leg. she
was not sble TO wax for eight months, and was
on clutches yea. The doctors advised ampu-
tstlon, but | refused, ana put her on S. 5. 5.
She 10 now as well and playful as any child
Mis-. ANNIE GEEsIISG. Columbus, Ca.
free
SWIFT SPEciFic Co. Drawer 5. Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAS MACDoUGALL, p. ~. frame cottage
dwellings in Fulton.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 030 A. NJ, household fur
piiare. unlaupdered shirts. collars, cuffs, &C,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorl

FoRA DIsoRDEpED LIVER try BEEcHsM's
Pills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
AUCTION sALEs-rhis ley.
BY Jas. MaclOugall.
No. II north Tonth S,r0ot
. TrCTTON SALE OF FIVE NEAT

A UCTION SALE OF FIVE NEAT
n FRAME COTTAGE DwELLiNG-HOUsRs,
N THE TOWN OF FULTON, COAPAkA-
TIvELY NEW, THEE ROOMS EACH, WITH
A GOOD FKONTAGE ON THE SOUTH SiDs
or GRAHAM STREET. NEAR 10 GILLIAN
STREET. AND RUNNING BACK 40 FEET 20
AN ALLEY 10 FEET WIDE TWO DEsikABLs
lois OF GROUND ~ PORT MAYO, % FELT
ZACH. WITH A DEPTH OF % fKEf 10 Az
ALLEY 70 FEET WIDE OF TUE EAST SIDE
or SEVENTH STREET BEl WkEN LOl lSlANA
AID DENNY STREETS. AND ~lX NALCABLs
AND ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOIS ON TIE
NORTH SIDE or LOUISIANA Street, ONE
A CORNER LOT or % FEET INCHES AT
The NORTHWEST CORNER or LOUISIANA
AND FOURTH STREETS. TIE 0rHtK FIVE
4 ADJOINING AND fkONtING q FEEL EACH
on LOUISIANA STREET, ZACH HAVING
DEPTH OF 100 FILTHY virtue of IN
agreement among the heirs II tie laie John T.
Eosseux. I will sell ~ suction on
THURSDAY. DEcESDgR IL. 1889.
at O'Clock 2. NJ. tho above described PRO
PERTY --ats. the Dwelling Houses on Graham
street. next The lots ON seventh street helong-
ing % thu estate, sud then the Building LOIS on
Louisiana street
TgRWs. Announced At sales
y. BOsSISUX,
Attorney in Fact
Sale conducted by JAS. NAc01UGtLL. DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
TRAINS NoRrHwAaD
.Daily


STOppING-PLACGs
nos. II. As, q. 81 81, ami 5i mako no stops Nos
. aud .sslop - sigaal =: Manchester, Dro@ry 4
Bluh. Cen-ralls. aua Chester. NOA 81. 8 y, aud
81 will stop 81 a., stations tor passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains N0s tani - sl0spias-cscs cst"ssn
New YORK AMI Tampa. tlA. .gtI Js-Ssoasliiel.
On frslns Nos. a anu = sieeplng-ca0s bctSoss
Washington and Charleston. On Train No. .,
sl,eping-cars between " as lngtuy ana Jackson
Wllc. On Trains Ncs. IS. 90. ont - sioogius-
car between ia ksonylilo and New foik.
TIKI ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Richmond ....'eio AN Hor'olS......Ss) p. st.
Richm0nd ..'2;5s 2. ". NoriOlx..... OF, p. NJ.
Norfolk .....'s:.0A. ". Richmond. .ll;5O A. u.
Norfolk ....'5..0P r. u. kccnond.. 100 p N.
Tho trains leaving hehm0au - % A. n. and
Norfolk az 5 z. N. ara solid trans between these
two points, snd passengers 20 through without
change OF cars. Close connections are also m ado
At Peleysburg by tho 2.5S Z. n. tain from Nicn-
mond and tue SO a. N. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond AZ $50 A. NJ. and
1880 q. 81. and arriving AZ Richmond ~ s:il A..
g. and 601 =. IA. maze connection a. Peters
burg 70 AMI from fsrmyille, Lyncnlurg. aud
southwestern points
H. NJ. SuLLY. Superintendent
X 7. u. AYsaS General saporiatsaieak
4. "A. RAsas0s. General Passenger AgeaL
soL. HAAA Trarlc Manager poe2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
Secondhand Pianos.

Fischer, Knabe, stenaay, ChicSering. and
other makes o, very low prices and on oasy
terms al Kyland q Lees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
vNHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
1 BEvFFACTRFQs

"A VI luE NJ ItfLINIs
The following IS an extract from a letter writ
ten 10 the German Rcfoypaea AesSengsr, al Cham
beY5gurgh, Penn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
SHALL VIZ UNITE?

A. this point n question was raised as to
whetoer The Farmers At semhy phcult be con-
onued. jbe BODY MAS composed OF q large ms
Jortiy OF sc aga.e, ~ho boiors 20 tue Farmers
Alliance. The latter had ABOUT 40 reIres ula-
uves present ang there were only about
seYsntoen delegates Who ga no: belong TO
thai organization The latter we're mentors OF
the Grange, farmers ciuDs. etc. The Alliance
men thought their order was SUFFICIENT % care
Tor all the Interests 81 the farmers. The Grange
Inoa declared mat their order IL doing as great
snd as good WORK a. the Alliance
freslaent Beverly anc others thought the A.
temoiy SHOULD DO continued IN order 70 orlng all
tarmers from every org anizaiiOn together, 20
that They might JON Ia makfng recom-
mopdations ~ matters where ali arc iute rested
freeideni BaTbee, OF tho Alliance, declared hat
the members OF his organization would mover
sgsin como 70 tie Assembly: that they can ac-
G mplish all TIA. il necessary for no eooi OF
The agricultural people in their own orgsniza-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

The beginning of the alphabet, A. 3. c.,
bat the end of any blood trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
NOTED CANNON ExPLODEs.
Several Persons Injured by Its Premature
Discharge.
nr tnleqranh u The plspat.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
COLUMBIA, December M-By The premature
explosio, 0, q cannon used ia firing salute to-
day }. W. Fouche Was badly burned and blown
up. lie Will probably lose h!s eyesighL 4. W..
BlaDton had hand shattered, his arm lace
rated ana was O.hcrw 50 wounded. Several
others werc slightly injured Tho cannon was
that used in firing salute when south caro- ina
eec-ded from the Union. Il was a-hed out Of tho
river some yoais ago. where a. had boon thrown
when sheruans army was about 10 enter The
.fgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

resolution was 90 red by MI hagruier, OF
Albomarls, ASKING tho Legislature 20 egempt
from taxation dneIs the cone !eraton OF which
is les than -, ~ any State tax on being re-
corisd
his WAS Lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Boss. I took A. b. c. medicine; I'm
we'll Dat doctor keeps You just live
enough 10 live on"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Accident In North Caroiina-Escaped
-
-sne.lal telesram % lhe DIspa.eh.l

Accident In NORTH tlrOIina-EscAped
from Jail.
Special telegram 90 the Dispalch.l
RALEIGH, =. C., December u.-Tho east. bound
mail train near HilsbOro ths morning ran over
and Instantly killed a white deaf-mute named
Cheek Who was walking on TIE track check
was the keeper o. q bowiiuc-niioy a. Durham.
La; night q negro VAS caught stealing corn In
q field at Wake Forest. lie was captured aud
put into tho siaiion-hogse. kariy THIS morning
como negroes broke open the stauou-ho.sc, re-
leasing the prisoner.
six prisoners cut their way through tho wall %
Plymouth jail Monday night and maio iheir
oscApe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
THIRTEEN TAKEN OUT DEAD.
The List OF Injured also Increases at the
Johnstown Disaster.
rPv telegraph to the Dispstch.I

Joussrowy. PA. Decemhe li.--Agsln has this
M ,ated town been visited with disaster This
time. instead Of water, II was tho cry OF fro In
theatre that seat nearly scorc OF lives into
eternity and manned fully seScnty-nve others
many OF whom are probably fatally injured.
Parks Opora-House. where the catastrophe oc-
Cured, is n three-story building situated on
Main street near the corner Of Frauklin, aud was
used "a dinlng-room for several months after
the Hood.
sidered unsafe and many people could not be
hired 80 attend any Kind Of entertain nent there.
There Were about five hundred persons, prin-
cipaIy women and children, tn tho house last
night.
THE FATEFUL FTEE-cRY.
Aront 1879. as the performance was about
closing. there was an alnrm OF FIRE sounded by
the fireman stationed al the cornor near ths
opera Ouse, caused by the discovery OF n nro
in Dr. Wakeneli's stable Ia Kernyille. The alArm
being sounded 40 close greatly excited the au-
dionco, ami they Immediately rushed Tor tho
street they were met al mo entrance
by crowd from the outside, VINO
thought to fire was In the Opera
House, thc crowds coming together
Oh the stairway not over ak feet wide. aud tie
frantic efforts Of those in tie rear ~ he out
coming crowd caused n terrible Jam, when was
made still worse by persons jumping rom the
Tho fromen al 10 turn their hose on those On
the CT side 20 eas- the Jam, and when tAe IN
jurcc could Dee cotton a the stairway was iOund
20 be pileI almost g. p level Of the upper floor
with The dead and dying. 1hlrte persons
were taken out deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
Many Recommendation TO the bogifis-
ture-Thcy Declare Against
Coupons.


and adopted ,,
Eesoirfd. That We n, members q the ngricuh
tnral class 81 Nireiuia. argr the Legislature t(
eject practical farm as Commissioner o.
Agriculture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
Children Cry for Pitch. S Castoria
GoId-Hiedal pianos and Organs.

Gold-Nedal Pianos and Organs.
Both the Wheelocb Pianos and the vii
cox ~ White Organ, received gold medals
az the late Exposition. Messrs. Hume.
Minor IL Co. have some beautiful STYLES of
these celebrated eoid-medal Instruments,
made speaiailyf1r the holidays, which they
are selling at reduced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Directly tho Assem- ly mc' 10 their afternoon
,esaion Mo foi. owin. resolution was al 10 Cd:
H.soIred. Tint she LEGISLATURE be elue.lc1 10
ra-- "A Inv authorizing each county 20 decide ~
vote wiotiof or not sui4 county VIII lax doEt,
he proceeds from W.. shall 80 fo Indemnify
iug Losses py doIroaoion7 on -h'op oy AoS7'
an II In. to.-,gy' exceeds The loss on sheep he
a. .e.s shall he devoted 90 susueDuug tho
ecaOJl-fAX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
ELEVEN MEN LYNCHED.
A Desperate Gang OF Thieves Broken
Tp.

Up.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dspstch.l
ST LOUIS, December ia special 10 tho Re-
puIlic from Cheyenne. Wyoming, says; report
comes from tho North 10 the effect mat the reo-
pie OF Big-iorn ra.in, johnson county, have
broken dp Kettle Jacks gang Of thieves aud
cut-throats by lyrching eleven Of item and
driving The remainder 0ut o. the country. kci-
tie JACK and his companions arrived IN mat To-
cion year ago, aud have since lived Ike
barpanaus. After being reiIfoCoi by
number Of desperate characters tloT began u
Ulundor the settlers. vt nrsl they only
slaughtered bcof aud stole fool, hut growing
holder they commenced 90 run horses into tan
AMI Nontaul. Farmer Jones AMI his two grown
sons pursued tho gang and made fight for
some Of their stolen properly, hAt were
srOt down. Finally the people living In the
Basin. some five hundred g. number, lived IN
mortal terror Of koule Jacks band. Jtc1 made
a captive Of and forced into marriage -ne dough-
tor OF A leading rizeu. The father headed q
rescuiue party, bit The re7cuers were defeated
with "A los- OF two He'd nnd xix wounded Jack
grew bolder aud the citizens determined 20 wipe
our tue outlaws. They succeeded in ft'rming
tho camp Of tho dcspera zoos, and the Iynch!ng
followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
CObb's Island Growing.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
nnnpia IeI Nm nacnnn her 1880

COBBis ISLAND, Deccm Der Q. 1889.
Since the heavy storms Of the fsll, when the
beach wGs badly washed, The land has boon
gradually making aniil nov tho island Is shout
- high and a. extensive as II Was before tho
very ugh II ies Of last spring IL looks as II the
beach viii b. as fins AS ever II vas
About sunrise last sunday week the life-saying
station patrol sighted two oyster-soops ashore
OF the island on Carter's bar, both close to-
Reiher. They were tho Franz, Of Connecticut,
aud the klchafd ROdcs. OF Hampton, Va. The
hte-Having crew, under command OF Captain
Crun, went % their assistance, and they were
afterwards gotten on, damaged only 10 the e.
tent OF the Frank having her rudder broken,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

nor RENT, THREE COMMO- 81
Il DlOUSAND LEGANTLY-ARRANGED 1-'
FLATS. VIII DO ready for occupancy January
lsf il5 south Third street
dc 1i-iw JAMES Is. MARSHALL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

I OST, on MAIN STREET NEAR
~ tho pO-t-onIce a GOLD MEDAL viii tho
initials A i. S. Iae duier viii please leave 10
al a. O. >POClS * CO.,
de i2-!t llJ south Fourteenth street
7 O S I, POCKET-BOOk, f-,5 "A
( ! with name Of ANNIE {. sHANDsfi' y III
Ia 10, also TWO TEN-DOLLAR BILLS, t------.-
between 6lJ north Eighth street aud Clay street
and Eighth street Any ore r. urning same to
No. 6J5 north E.gnih stree. will DO literally re-
wacded de l2-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

The following resolution was iabi"d .
Resoirea, That when f0ls A-semo.y adjourn u
he 10 meet hereafter uuser the auspices oil the
Sfae Alliance OF Virginia