davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
Us.,x discharged from Custody

pml.ApELruIA. Jsuusry ss.-The supreme
Court TO-DAY DISCHARGED Joen ". heeIy, OF
mot6r fame. from custody. heeiy ~ss 'ome
,sme go committed by the Couit OF osmn1n
pleas flor conlemp, In reisu'nr 10 eapIslh ane
workings OF his motor 10 lne efpeIts Sp.
no,nted by the Court. Judge fsIs"n. III
d,sch.rgipg Keely to-day. sa,us i"ps
op'n'u !. Thai the order OF The Court com
saas,nv Kelly 10 exhibit and explain DIS
,na,o, wss p~rsusiurely made. because the
eass was not fairly at issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

aud numerous uppcr-1oor tenants In the
opera'house building. state-senator Whit,
man was removed IN a dszed condition.
Many oil the tenants lost their effects. The
ground noor OF the Opera. house building
was occupied as stores and general offices OF
the Wisconsin Central railway, upstairs on
The frat 1ssr are the Offices Of various lum.
Der firms spd LAWYERS. and on the second
floor the Chamber OF Commerce. music
ooins etc. The opera-bouse was owned
by Munseil & Markell and cost f1i2, 900. In
sured Tor $4,000. The total loss will rescn
100000 or more. The front wall OF the
opers-hous. fell into the street, but no one
was hurt. AT 4 A.. NJ. the FIRE was under
control
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
Transferred 10 jail.

10y IUI'tIENI u "" |I'I"N"I
NEW YORK. January 2S.-fhe Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad financiers-
Henry :. Ives a0d George :. stayner-were
transferred this evening from the Sinclllr
House to Ludlow.strset Jail They had
been allowed ~ fens'n Ia ELEGANT spsrf-
inents In o hotsl since Saturday that they
might secure $4,000 bail required for each
oi the distinguished pri'oners. They have
not yet secured batl, and the sheriff and hrs
d.putie. have accordingly relieved them
selves OF the responsibility Of watching
them al the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

CHARLssroN. W. Va, J%snusry 2S.-Cap-
tain J. :. NcDOnald, q prominent politician
Of this city, was arrested TO-DAY by Deputy
United states Marshal Van Buren, on 4 cIpias
issued by the United states Court now in
session al Petersburg, charged with having
purchased TIE vote Of one Dick ilsrdNick,
Of this city, 1t the lalt election for two dol
lsrs and IN the whisky he could drink.
The prisoner VIII be taken TO Parsersburg
tomorrow. A number Of others will be
arrested shortly on similar charges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
"a General strike smminent.
rbY tsl.sr.ph 10 ths pI.palnh.l

~ TWTET~T" TT|"T
PITTsRURGH. PA, january ga Post
New castle pa special saws; \ general
strike Of the limestone quarrymen OF Sbe-
mango and Mahouing valleys was lnaugu-
rated to-day for an advance in wages Oithreo
cents per ton. All the quarrics are closed,
and , large num)er Of men ars idle. The
strikers have formed a combination with lhe
urnace-mtn and the rallr0od.men. anu ~
the companies attempt to handle limestone
qnarried by The %nOn.union men the strike
my extend to thc railroad and furnaces. A
conference Of officials Of The Knights Of labor
and employers viii he held tomorrow. when
am effort to settle the strike viii be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
DANVILLE DOTS.
Taken Eack-BurEiArs-very Ill,

ISpccIaI ItIoEIAIo 10 Ut" UISpHV-H'I
DANyIILE. January 2s.-J. +. Jordan, who
WAS brought here from Halifax county for
safe keeping In the city jail. was taken back
10 Halifax to-day for trial.
Reports irem hsrtins'ille to-day are that
burglar. are .till operating there, and Sstur>
day night the store OF {. ID. Sours was
robbed. after which The robbers opened
oystor-csns aud had = feast. No arrests have
yet been made.
Saturday a small colored girl living on the
premises Of Nj. j. b. Graham was terribly
burned and yesterday died in great agony.
Tue venerable Mr.. J. y. Pace, uncle OF
James h. Pace, ESQ., Of Richmond, Is lying
Dangerously iii at his residence on Greene
street. and there is but little chance OF his
INcONtrN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

REYItN OF M CuIcAan MAKkEr.

to-day was chiefly local. Opening salos were -
Ac. above Saturdays close. an1 prizes advanced
-. mora Under realizing sales Tie market
soon declined &C., ruled .ieady Tor a um@ and
then broke Of rnpidly, closing e.. lower than
saturday. Corn ullod quiet, WIN caah NJ >atir-
days prices. futures closed e.. higher. Oats
we're quiet and steady. There WAS a better feel
Ing 10 provisions eeriy, hut 10 dtt no, last long.
With the hog market acuv~. prices started To-
u ig-c. higher. ~sl-- 81 Hsv up 20 I. N. Nero
t6als,at0 Tor shortribs, s9G NatINs for lard.
and fla for pork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

by telegraph 70 The Dspstcnl
. NEW ORLEANS. January S.-rhe track was
very heavy to-day.
First racs-half mile-Dudley Oaks won (;
Electricity second, Los Webster third. Time,
80 seconds.
second race-three quarters Of a mile--st.
Adams won; keDsinxton second. Jim Jsr-
dan third. Time, 1904.
Third receive eishths Of mile-Lida l..
won; Florise second, France third. Time,
lila.
Fourth rsce-seyen eiehths OF a mile
CastIllisn won; Mirth second, Red Leaf
third. Time, l:47.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
roo usmy An,i.uanoneites.

Especial telegram 70 'ho bisp""l
WEST PetNr, VA, January 2S.--In ne he
r,h,icans had a rare time at King William
r-ourtbouse to-day. some oil Mahones
friends hoping no doubt 10 curry favor win
the hfIe hess, tired to organize soft OF Sc
crst caucus aud endorse hin ior the caol,
net. Mahoue's enemies found u oul aao
,nrn.d out In such numbers mai the en-
dorsement was abandoned ana no hee''ns
held. vary mpch
The farmers Of tbs section are very muon
disturbed because. with a &c" NoeP"""
49, h,ye No, been able to get any ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
rhrc.ten.a .,rsst-Car striLe.
by telsFfsph 20 me DI'pai'h'I

Jay NNHE.fN @
Nfw NoEN, J1nusry ga tie'up on all
lec surface stfeet.railrosds in this city IA im'
r.neat In the next iweniy,four hours.
Meetings we're held oil over the cry tonight
q. consider grievances add delegates were
elected AZ these meetings 10 attend local-as-
rcmbies meetings to-mcrrow.
Mayor Grant received a letter today from
President White, Of the Dry Dock 9nd East
broadway Rsilresa Company, notifying MN
tnat tue company apprehends trouble from
The striking Of their employ6s, aud that II
any clma-e IS done to property the company
VIII hold TIE city responsible. The Mayor
forwarded . letter 10 the commissioners 81
police with tie request that II receive imme-
dldc attention.
SO spIJiOE-CArs ~ NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN.
NEw loRs. January 29-220 4. MI
has been r,-olvcd to tie mp all the surface
roads in New York aud BROOKLYN between
Z sud , % loce this morning. IN aid OF toe
A'inne-AicDue aud Brooklyn street'rsl-
Way strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
ILevess WASHED Away.

NEW ORLEANS, La, January ga PIcs-
yune's Shreveport special says II is re-
ported that several levees thirty to forty
miles above this city gave way Saturday
night, tee river submerging 4 large scope OF
the country. sunny Poiat levee, below
Shreveport, has also succumbed TO the force
OF the current. All the low lands ON the
Red river not protected by leyees are uuder
water. No loss OF life or stock Is reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
ROLLER ExPL0aION.
Three Wen tkiIien and Three
WSunGed.

10y foI0gTHVu " mo UT'NNT'IT
kANsA. CRY. Mo-, January .S.-A boiler
exploded IN HE saw-mill OF r. H.. Perkins,
"a Poplar blu0. saturday night, AIlliug three
men md fatally iujuring three more. The
Killed ne Judge 4. H.. Siramouut, John
Shroui.fcr. and John Moore. Robert MAJ
co.m WAS fatally injured, and Richard H..
Perkins. thr proprietor, ara Richard Robins
received fatal wounds. tiaiborn and Robert
spencer. who were employed about the
mill, were also badly hurt. while four others
escaped wub sli-nt injuries. The entire
aud one hundred feet ~ The she'd AZ
itched 20 60 we're blown down. anG portions
az thc boiler were carried three hundred
yuid>. Judge ~STamount. Mr.. Robins, and
som, of the oth'ss were posing by and
stepped in Just . few moments before the
explosion. Llck Of wafer IN the boiler
caused the disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
ParDelitts Fus0s.
rpr falnRrnnh 70 fnn lIEuaL,h-

by teIegrlph o no UltpaLch.I
New YORK. JsnusrJ 2S.-At q meeting of
the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association
,s.night IN the Iiofmsn House It MAS an
uouncsd that g. 900 had already been col
l.ctd in response to Tie recent sppeal for
funds TO assist Psrnell in his fight against the
Londan Times. Banker Eugene Keely
head. the list with 81, coo. A Ritter from
Archbishop Corrigan was read, enclosing a
check for 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
tire.

10y FU3EfIHIN . N|F~I
Drrurg. MIAA., JsaHsry ga IRE was
discovered IN the 0nod opersHouse short
IL before 2 o'elses this morning. IL started
IN the basement and was soon beyond con-
troll, nlthougb The whole fire department was
early on the spot Al $3.50 A.. NJ. the build
Sag vss a total loss. A row OF fisme build
ing, next 10 the opcrs-eouse were Ia great
danger, hut all we're ssved except the posi-
ollee, witch was consumed. Al Tue RAILS
were ssfsi, removed. tic Hotel 81 Louis,
fast across the street, Was threatened, Sua
ihe guests moved out, but the flames diu tos
attack this building. There were nve stores
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

JOHNSOS-ARNALL- Married. IN this city,
January 2Bi. at Nruabie-str,et church. ~ Rev.
u. n. Pit, BENJAMIN p. JOHNSOS. ~ Hanover
county, SALLlE y. ARhALi- OF Richmond. .
JOHSsTON-TuRNER.-MArried. on Weines-
day. January q. 1889. Al 4H0 T.. b.. al the resi-
dencs o. A.. LAngstAh Johnston, Esq, Richmond,
Va. ~ Row. !. 3. Newton. ID. D., assisted ~ Rev.
Byrd 4. Turner, OLIVIA ". JOHNSTON aud
koy. ~. r. TURNER. Of Washington, Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
Il CATTLE uA1Yxr

JANUARY s-Rscsipts: 32 head OF cattle,
a. sheep, and 7Ve hogs.
Sales: 81 head OF cattle, q sheep, and ga
hoxA
Prices:
Cstss-Best talaAsc. gross; medium 70 good,
sAalc. gross eonIaon 70 fair 2stc gross.
Shesp--is5Ac xf0sA
he~gs-5&sse. net
B~uls-@a3c. gropA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
Fishing Licenses.
Rr telrrr,nn 70 Oh, pi.patch.l

OTTAWA, ONT, January est is reported
tonight IN official circles that the Govern
m.nt will shortly announce its abandonment
Of tue mOdus viyendi which authorizes the
issue OF fishing license to American vessels.
The existing licenses VIII continue 10 hold
good until they lapse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
No Doubt. OT'ourse.

I9peciaI tOIeRfam 10 the UIspttch.I
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January THE
House to-day passed a resolution setting
forth that II was the sense Of the Legislature
that no proposition be received or considered
rciating f. tue so.called West Virginia debt
certificates until II bad been first submitted
20 the consideration Of the people OF the
state. There is 20 doubt that his resolu-
ton will be cOncurrCd IN by the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-

Tho regular bl-vsskiy soiree win take place
st she hossrt Academy Of Music THIS
duesasy1 EVENING G 81 O'clock Admission
Only by membership or Invitation cards, which
OBTAIN invitation cxsis on application 10 {. l.
sIKsaL, 4si Bread street, MANLY " RAs0s q
Co, s5 Main street; OF WALrSs 0. soSEs A Co,
zoos Main sLrseL 70 20-2d&fIhSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
q BANK closed.
n hkbhA Nsoesu.
TRv telsxraph 10 the Dispatch.1

10y FVNfEINIH - NNFH"U~I
Mason CRY, IOWA. Jssuary 2S.-The
Clear Lake nsnk, owned by Mrs. =. l.. Jones,
closed its doors to-day. 1t il claimed that
the depositors will lose nothing. Tho de-
post. amount 10 but $1,000, and there is
nearly sl0O,O DOC available At The present tine.
Miss Lizzie }. Fitch has bsen appointed re-
ceiyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
ADD.lcation penieo.
lBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.I

my tlckthph W INC b'>po1SLl
NEW York. January 2S.-The application
Of Colonel W. ". Dudley to vsc,te TIE
order extending the time Of the New York
Time. and New York World TO answer his
complaint 10 action for libel, or at least 20
limit the time, w-s deuied by Judge patter-
son Ia the supreme Court Chambers to-day.