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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
THREE NEWSPAPER DOGS.
Quaint CANNES which Have Almost HUI
man Intelligence.
philadelphia Inquirer.


A well-known newspaper living N
the upper part of the city IS the owner VI
q pointer dog that answers TO the name
ol Dash" Dash has never been broken
for the field and Is n family pet. lie opens
doors and gates without difficulty, and
under the tutelage of the newspaper
mans little daughter, makes known py
means Of set OF wooden blocks MS siuiPle
wants. When asked what he would IKE
Dash selects the letters Bone from the
pile Of blocks and Laws them in regular, Sc
ournce ~ the feet Of the ouegtiOner. Inc
question What do you hateY" spurs the
doc 10 spell Bath Where would you
like 20 COZ" asks the dogs little mistress.
Out he instantly spells, and when she
adds, "Where do you 80 sometimes thav
makes master very angry and gets you
whippingg" he drops his ears and picks
out the two blocks that spell In. W,
Another newspaper-man living on wa
nut street near Eleventh IS the owner OF
very intelligent water-spaniel named
" Prentice Recently Prentice was WHIP
ped by his master for some misdemeanQr
and ran yelling from the room. lie TOOK
shelter with another newsp0per-man ilVlns
on an upper floor. and when the latter
petted him and expressed regret that ne
had boon punished Prentice immediate,
lytOok up quarters with his champion, ana
now whenever his old master wi'h Whom
be- was always on the best OF terms, ap;;
proachcs him. he snarls and snaps and
shows every token Of dislike.
A third newspaper dog Is . Punch"
curly-tailed pug. who's master lives on
north Twelfth street. Punch dislikes soil
tndc. and when left alone for any length
of time uses bis teeth and claws on car
pets. clothing. furniture, or ANYTHING else
that may fall in his wAy. Lately he has
began 10 take 4 general supelvislo OF the
chambormaid's work. He follows her
about from room 10 room, upstairs anu
down, and gives his twisted tail a satisfied
wac when bed is made % suit him, OF a
chair is busted properly. Punch often gets
into trouble. for he isas fall Of mischief as an
egt is of meat. When reprOyed Tor any
mi5demcanor, however, he never repeats
the offence. He d!slikes street music. par
ticularly that ground out 10y the Little Ger
man bands and the barrel organs. but when
requested to do so will rear himself on his
launches and sing-dog fashion-in per
feet time to piano, White Wings A
Little Fisher MAIDEN" or Don Feyton' 5
Ride -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
rHe WEST VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
No Genuine Fraud, Discovered.
fRY felarranh % Inc Dispatrh.l


WurrIING, W. Va, August 16.-A special
committee OF the Legislature, which has
.u m session for four months past eX-
ar.fr.ug dispositions IN the gubernatorial
contest. win tomorrow complete the read
Ir. al evidence from all the counties except
t.. Mercer and Mcdowell. The invosti-
.. -iou $50 for has developed the fact that
tn. election ia this State, all reports 70 the
contrary Notwithstanding. was slneularly
.r one. so genuine frauds have been
. .'nored. and of the several hundred
y..,- attached as Illegal "a small proper
f.n. scarcely one teutL-haYc been thrown
o.t and these only upon technical ground@.
fui-. Il,miug, the Democratic contest
..t. diI not allece In his notice OF con-
...su-v fraud or corruption, hat only al
a.i Colts MINORITY as being the result
. ros number of technically Illegal
which hc ALLEGES were cast. The m
s..t..lfion has shown that in nearly all
..... taosc votes were east 10y men VINO
100 they had the right 10 vote ana
there was 20 intentional fraud.
,.nriee about the cOlOniZatiOno of voters
,ot been sustained and provo 20 be the
-l of imaginative newspaper CORE
mob. uts and politicians. as the commit
.. has no evidence Of such fraud, and II
n.' known that any has been offered.
...rral COTS plurality, SO tar as tho M
l.-tte.tion has zone. has not been wiped
..t and with two counties yet 10 he read,
-ll has the advantage OF about nifty
l'es. bis original plurality having been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Sullivan Found Guilty.

10y INitk HltA ~ lA3 HiHiiN AZ
Prny,s. Mes.. August lC. The jury has
returned q verdict finding Sullivan guilty
of priZs-Grh'iug. 4 motion IN arrest Of
judgment viii bc made and heard to-mor-
row.
hr.umonts in The Sullivan case were
made to-day. District-Attorncy Neville
opened and closed for Che State, while ok
Attnrnov-Gcncrol Ford, Judge Calhoun,
and Air Grcon appeared for the defend
ANTS. TIE District Attorney IN closing his
argument said: Prom ,he evidence the
accused have been proven GUILTY. fyour
verdict poe that of not guilty, thcn write
ON tho Indictment Ne: euiliy-NiisslsHpln
is disgrl ccd and dcSpisod'; AMI II the
verdict be Guilty then you viii show 70
the world that iu Mississippi, our beloved
State. tine law is supreme
Al was hali-pa-t when the jury took
charge Of both sides and withdrew, ana at
5 o'clock they returned into court. Sulli-
van took his seat at ,he bar. There was a
deep silence as the Jury entered. They SAT
down for u moment. hut Judge Terrell
said stand up. gentlemen. They arose.
Stand up. Mr.. Sullivan" sad the Judge.
Tho champion also came 20 his feet. His
face was last n shade more serious than
usual Int be still looked quite uncon-
cerned. Have Won agreed upon YER
dictY" asked the Judge. There Was agene-
ralnoddine of heads and they handed over
n paper. Judge TcTill turned il over to
the CLERK. who read " We, the jury, find
q verdict If guilty as charged in the first
Indictment You mean first count"
suggested the Judge. general head
shaking denoted an affirmative. Judge
Calhoun requested that the jury be asked
what thew did mean. You mean guilty
Of pri2e-hghiing," said the JUDGE TO the
iury The latter nodded in The affirmative;
The verdict was ordered to be recorded
and the Jury were relieved.
Sullivans face as the verdict was rem
dered was q study His look was not Of
disappointment or grief, but more of
worry and annoyance. He showed no feel
ing in the presence of the crowd, and as
soon rs he could get away from the court
house ne went by the back way, accom-;
panied by several Of his friends. lie tried
hard 10 keep up his spirits, singing the
snatch Of a song and forcing a laugh, but
be was evidently a little down-hearted.
lie stopped az tho depot 10 see the north,
bound train pass. and later ON recovered
mi. usual merry mood and was as social
and unconccrned as ever. The case against
Referee Fitzpatrick will be taken up TO-
MORROW,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Mean temperature. ........~.....
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. August lG-The stock market vas
q little more active to-day especially 10 tho nr.t
and last hours. put between those hours the dul-
Less was equal 70 anything seen Of late. ne
bears seems 10 have exhausted themselves IN
sharp drivc &C Atchs0n az the opening. causing
n decline % =. anu after that time the market
showed strength in all it, departments, though
except Ia q few ~ tho leading spocialties the
move ments were on the same limited scale as
during the past weak. IL was noticed that INC
bull leaders gave more support 10 their tavotites
than yesterday. but there was also some buying
Tor foreigners nnd the better Attendance upon
tho street Indicated that more Interest was
tascn in the market The features ot me Iay,
however. were Chicago, Cincinnati, Coiumons
and ~. Louis common and Wabash protetrel'
the former making rapid rise OF per ccnt
Atchison soon reeained OH Of IT, early lose "a.
yancing per cent, sid Ike the remainder OF
the list closed finally az its highest point IN
tho last hour Wabash preferred led the upward
movement aud more animation wac shown All
over he list The close WAS dun but trm 70
strong anl ~ the beet prices Of the daY. safes
o. stock reached rs 900 shares.
H-centHJ.- exchange dun aud fairy steany AT
80 MSS Money easy at 3ai Sub-Ireasury
oslances-Cold. sl3i. 1000: currency = -
Gee. Governments dull and steady for -; per
cents. ~ ex. int a. coupons, lOJ5s state
bonds duil and leatureieS+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
The DETAILING PRESIDENT
Sentenced 20 the Penitontiary for Four
teen Years.
ny telegraph 10 tho Diapasca.l


NFw YORK. August lG.-Ehen S. Allen,
tho dofaulting ex-president of the Forty
second and Grand-Street Ferry Railroad
Company. who pleaded guilty 10 two IL
dicuncuts charging him with the over
issue oi 100000 worth of stock OF the
company. WAS sentenced by Judge Glider
sleeve today TO seven years lnpnson-
meut 40 hard labor Oh each Indictment,
the maximum penalty for tho offence.
Allen looked pale and very downhearted.
Whom be reached the courtroom be was
met by his counsel, Lawyer Eustis, and
his .rother. Elmer l.. Allon. The court
room was crowded at II O'Clock, when
Julee Gldcrlecve entered the court.
" hon asked what he had 90 say why sen
tcnce should not be pronounced upon him,
Allen turned round, looked at bis conn
sell Lut did not utter q syllable. Mr.
Eustis, after elaboration. said there was
nothing 10 add 10 Nhat had been already
presented to the Court in regard 10 the
previous good character Of the prisoner.
Judge Gildcrsloeve then said:
" Mr. Allen, you pleaded guilty 70 two
indictments. have received letters from
number Of friends of yours aud many
persons have been 70 see me with regard
10 your case; but after very careful con-
s,dcration Of the whole matter, taking into
consideration that punlehment could be
inflicted ON You for charges which are not
pressed. soc no reason why should not
impose tho maximum penalty. The SEN
teuca Of the Court Is that you be confined
to the State prison at hard labor for seven
wears on this indictment which | hold IN
my hand and on the other indictment that
r0u zoe confined at hard labor for period
of seven years. to begin at the expiration
Of the former term.
Alien TUNED scklv pale rs he was led
back TO the pen. He looked around the
courtroom. There were none Of his friends
except hs brother 20 sympathlzc with him;
Even bis wife. whose extravaganza IS said
% have been thc cause of her husbands
rtliu was not visible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

ing ten miles northeast Of this place.
Henry Prewitt, an ex-cowboy from Texas,
shot his young wife through the neck; IN
flicting fatal wound. wounded his mother-
in-law, and then shot himself through tne
head. dying instantly. A warrant was onI
for Prewit't arrest for moonshining, anu
he was endeavoriug TO induce his wife 70
accompany him to Weakly county, w iiiIn
she refused TO do owing to III neai.ni
Prewitt was a desperate character, and
boasted 10 his wife that he had been mar;
ried four times and had killed one wiie anu
three or four men. The couple had been
married only four months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lRsnnrtcd for the pl.p.t,h.l

AUGUST lG-Mnrsel hrm. Sales ropTtei GA
private terms Prime. sc; extra primo. 40
b.; fancy. 5i,c. Sommou. ihaJc.: ahallcd. "a
ahc; Spanish. ssc.; factory hand-pickod. Ga
7L.c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Funeral Of Judge Terry.

STOCKTON. CAL, August l6.--The funeral
Of David s. Terry was held here to-day.
The body was removed frou the morgue AZ
noon and taken to the Episcopal church,
where it lay in state for two hours aud was
viewed by great number OF people. Mrs.
Terry occupied pew near the casket and
watched the dead face all the while. Sc
veral times she left herseat and threw her
self upou the CGskct. The service WIS read
bv one Of the vostrymeu Of the church.
The body was inferred in the cemetery in
Stockton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
A GIGANTIC WOLF-DRlVE
Hundreds of StocI,mon and Cowboys Unite
I'm Hnniinr WniNrs and COyOies.


A Cheyenne (Wyo.) special says: A big
wolf-driye bv several hundred stockmen,
COWBOYS. and spOrtsmen took place IN
Southern Wyoming yesterday. The drive
resulted in the determination 81 oil the
COYOTES and gray wolves in a large district
and afforded unique sport Tor the partCi-
pants in il. The district swept by the
drive is watorod 10y numerous cree ks, along
which are rich stock ranches. The country
is hemmed in for its entire length by q
range of lime tone cliffs, known "a Chalk
BluiIs, in which are hundreds OF small
caves and lens. In these gray wolves and
coyotes hide. During the present season
their numbers have increased largely, and
the losses of the stOckmeu from their con-
slant preying upon young calves and colts
have been excessive.
At daylight yesterday from very ranch
between Cheyenne and the Nebraska line,
thirty miles distant, stockmen and cow
bows took the field against the wolves.
They were reinforced by 200 horsemen
from Cheyenne. and had rs spectators a
larye DELEGATION Of businessmen and Ia
dies. who drove 10 the startlng-pOint. AT
Z O'Clock the long line OF ldcrs, under
command of ten captains, moved forward.
All the known haunts Of the wolves
were secured by men and dogs. sink
ino coyotes and defiant wolves broke
from cover ana ran Tor thc pro-
tecting caves of Chalk Bluffs. Occa-
sionally tho hounds turned a wolf towards
the riders and brought him 60 bay. The
expert cowboys would throw their lariats
around the wolf and drag him 70 death
across the prairio. The drive lasted until
noon. At points Of rendezvous III the
valley sllirted by tho bluffs were barbe-
cued steers aud coffee for the hunters.
The afternoon was devoted 10 smoking
out the wolf-dens and killing their occu-
pants. Where flames and smoke failed 20
drive ont the wolves charges of dynamite
were exploded. tumbhng down portions
of the cliffs and buryiDg the wolves IN the
ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
OLD NORTH STATE.
A BUDGET or NEWS FROM NORTH
ckROLlNA'S CAPITAL.
s-ho Board Of Public Charltics-Riyalry
Among Fircmcn-Thc Cot
ton Crop.
IspoclN teleeram % lhs DIspateh.l

Ramon. y. c.. August 1e.-Governor
Towle TO-DAY appointed Or. Charles Dufly.
~ Nc,ehcr1o a mcnbcr ~ Inc ncwiy'
c-catrI state Roord of Public Choritics.
mis- committees She ,nognbershiD of the
Iner1
E.rbsrd II Smith chairman Of Tho FIX
,cnt,r. Cemritteo Of tho board Of Trus-
te.srf tho North Carolina insane ASYLUM.
tn.lar ,ssrcd n c.n Tor meeting of the
nm bo,r1 ar, che 29d instant. mo presj-
60 20 t,c I,.-d will 6rst y. chosen
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Az. .'., fr'',, Moro where ibcy ,ye-c mi,
e." ... Et.-,,, carolina and Northern
, ,~N etfrd viii air. 49, ,s'i'.. -
c...,. p 70 .a. C,fn,.anv ~ thie 81,
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,. .I.. N. .-.,ni9ush,, 81 the SIT
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1l..t..,..'i Tf.so COMPANY ~ Durham f.r a
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get'i.rt IN. s,1,
Fivg ,n',,,,,-s Of Tho North Carolina
Prs Accent, inclm5ino its progidoj,i
II W NcDioro,iJ l.,ve n. morrow for
D,.roif Mn ~ attond the National
,,r.e. Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
New Cotton.

AUGUSTA. Ga, August l6.--Two bales Of
the new crop Of cotton were received in
augusta Yesterday and thirteen to-day.
The first two were classcd middling and
strict low middlng, aud were sold 10 the
King mill IN Augusta.
CHARLESTON, august l6.-The FIRST bale OF
South Carolina cotton was received here
to.day. II was raised by Colonel Mike
Brown. Of Bnrnweil, who sold the frst bale
last vear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

~ T-TTE ~ W = :
Sax Fp,Scisco, August l6.-Appl cation
wss made TO-DAY by Attorney Critsendc,i
n. Gee Supreme Court % adjourn a' q MAJ q
oi respect % Judge Terry. Chlei-J us'lSo
i.l af,ar reruarling that be was sorry the
notion RAD beeu ufged, be said: II y
very nnnleassut ALTAR. but the court has
fai'g cOnsideYed the same, aud deems a
On gisest coureo 70 treat the subject IN 81 y
lHee. The sudden death Of David >.
Tory is notorious, aud Il ia the decision
o hrs court that il take no further action
ll llruoftaro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

down-pour Of rain. II Ia estimated that
twelve inches fell In two hours. Seven
miles of the Camden branch OF the South
Carolina railroad arc washed away. The
cotton-felds about Gasden have been
washed clean. Cattle have been drowned
by hundreds and great damage has been
done. Railroads have experienced heavy
loss and travel in the immediate vicinity of
the cloud-burst is interrupted. All the
roads will probably be clear tO-morrOw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
The Brown-Sequnrd Remedy.
By telegraph 70 the Dlspstch.i

NoSrGoNIaY, August e. Experiments
by DR.. J. Il. Baldwin with the BroYn-Se-
eut any percepthle good results. One pa
t.cnt had delirium the FIRST night following
the operation. Heis suffering from sciatica.
aud on the third day after the operation he
was too weak 10 resume his business. In
tie other case the ELIXIR had no percept;ble
effect either way. Or. Baldwin considers
Tie whole thing simply species Of faith
ci1rp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Rismarcl. the CapitaI.

D,s,-AncW. OAK. August 1G.-ln the CON
,.o,,,;on today Bismarck was made ne
e.s en;ii of North Dakota and the other pub
,G;al;.,.-t;tntions are located as previously
W. ti;sheJ When the vote was announced
,ba immense concourso Of people shook the
|t ~, with applause Hats %ere thrown
~ y, ~ air and the ladies waved Their rams
and bandkerchieis; ,o..o1 ., article
Tho CONVENTION has adopted an ar; ars'V ~
declaring unlawful the eolnD ~ oe,';c,,
49, 80 c1 or manufacture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Saratoga Rnccs.

S,p,rooA AUGUST lG.--First receive
turlongs Mana ldllyl won; Garoga second
Fellowship third. Time. l;ol -; G.
Tnke second. Maylaps third. Time; l;4l'l.
Third racc-fye and half iurlongs-,
Sunshine won; Rebccca second, Lady Reel
third. Time. l:ll4. n.
Rrown Princess won; Laura Davidson
second. Satisfaction third; Time, 1884.
Fifth race-onc mile and seventy Yards
Shamrock won B0ccaccio second, OfeIlus
third. Time, l:5l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
The Negotiations at an End.
nv telegraph @ tho Dispatch.l

LITTLE Rock. ARK, August ia special
TO the Gazefe from Muscogeelt says Al
observation-disclosures i tan end until the council
met '"' in November. Chief Maycs holding
tI,at Il he Ind authority 20 appoint nc
Inference c,,,,, commission their action would
0 0ot be binding without ratification Of
iE w., council. judge Wilson. Of the com-
, .,ls etated tonight that Chief Mayes
i,,,,,, the negotiations very strongly,
H ',, e. only n question Of a little time
~, ~. the Indians. who act slow Will favor
NO. nnlv tho sale of strip. but the open
i,r, OF the Territory, Is the power OF INC
,,,l...s cannot be long resisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
THE wE.ruKn N RrouMosp YESTERDAY was

Rnnce OF Thermometer Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

Fairbanks & Todd's cooper-shop, a four
story brick building on twentieth street
between Main and Franklin, was dlscov-
cred on FIRE at fifteen minutes to I o'clock
this morning. and was soon entirely enyel-
press, Ais A. NJ, the fire was still burning,
and there seemed to be no probability Of
saving the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

trolcum steady; rclned zisc CofIee nominal;
Mo csrgoes. fair. fs4c. Sugar quse, sad steady
seft s4c: copper. upward tendency: to-
nned. lossiesc Freighie 70 Liverpool. PER
sHs3.d. Cora for orders.fs 81. Reccipts-fiopy.
400 barrels: wheat. ii.rD Dusbois; corn. 1000
rpsheie: oats. zi,y0g boshelA Shipments
FLOUR. f2.l00 barrels; corn. go bushels sales
Whss,. g.coo bushels; corn. 5000 bushels.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Angus iis-Ths cash quotations
we're: Flour nrfn and unchango6 Nc. spring
wheat. 7sc. No. red. sc. No. corn. 35hc.
No. 2 oats, sDkc. Ness-pork. 1A5ost275. lard.
s6.@las625. shori-nbs. s5iSsfaD; ehoulde :.
st.s11{sS3: short-clear, sA6zAasAsa Whhkey.
si.ca
Thelsadins f1turns n nraf "a foI,oHa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
HEMLlNaoEcoLLEcroRwsLLER
Erowneu ton. How Tie Fired the Fatal


r
Jt-EsoTu1r, Fra. August iG.--Unitei
States Marshal frl.il received "a dispatch
i..... frm Artur Aforementioned at
W lirefpu stating tlat Department
rcn would u>r cycTy effort 60 capture
MI punish Lrown.l, the murf nor Of
D.futr-C COLLECTOR Weller, aud auth ~ ng
officer 90 oIcr "a reward for tHc appr'-
..n uu 0t the fugitive. This was uU-
necessary, however, for Hrowucl surrcn-
l-.aI last usht To Sheriff Brown. of
flDime- county. The accounts a. theahair
. tald hy the officers who were present
aro very conflicting. One says; We
Ilsci Browucll and told him he WINS
wanted outside Brownell ARCS and walked
o.i 900 the gallery. where lee observed the
presence of other men. lie dashed back
iutl thc house and made break out OF
another door. There he was confronted by
Weller. who fired mis- pistol, wounding
Bf,wneil in The shoulder The latter then
letu-ncd fire, his bullet taking effect III
Neller's head" 90.
b Upon surreudering himself 20 the Sheriff
last night BrOwnoll said that nc did not
IluoW what he was doing when he fired the
NATAL shot. lie sa.d hc had been suddenly
housed from his smmbers az night 10y a mob
81 mcu who ala not explain thelr business
tith him. He thought they intended 10
I.urdtr him. and he ran 10 save ms ne.
lncu be- was shot, and SO badly scared thAt
B. did not grasp the situation, so he iircd
d. return II he had known they were OH
K 81. he would not have resisted.
y Officers Mcleod and 1uryln say they are
confident that Brownell resisted under a
misnppreheusiOn rs TO the real cOnd ton OF
.aairs. Iie was not told the nature Of their
r.er,1u % his house. BrOwnell IS looked
llYu NJ his home rs "A pcaccablc, law
.il1ing citizen. Public sentiment Is
q f.,rt Ina
...ulted i'm tie death of one good man and
probably the ruin o. two happy families.
Ile Treasury Department has ordered Spe-
r..l-Arelt Chapman from Atlanta g make
uu Investigation of the ease. He left
a,re for Wcstvillc tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

ladies from all the disease, from which es
-, esoeeially suffer, from al the WsaA-
snasa,-physical and mental, when s~i's al
YOU. from your nervous pro- rs ,",., IRON
bodily pains, there y rs , n healthy,
Litter ,.,, j,ves have been freed from chrome
d,iae9t,1iIttS edtt a 70 tho value Of this
en ,.ss,sr romody for mental and pnys'd,al
s,,sse,ine, tlis sure cure for nervous ~" ne
s .ale'a,nn and bodily weakness known 10
Eesnaic Complaints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
The Strike-sIungarians Jailed.
rp,. ,oIogra,h IN tho Dfsnat.h1

PrrT ZURICH. Pa. August l6.-At a meet
ing Of the miners and c0ke-workeTs Of the
C0nnellsville region 1T Sc0ttdale this after
noon resolutions were adopted 70 continue
the strike at the works where the scale has
not been signed and requesting those
working under the scale TO contribute TO
their relief.
Sheriff Byers and n posse to-day brought
to Greans0urg sixteen more Hungarials
and committed them to jail, making fifty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

LONDON. August l6.-The manifesto sign
ed by General ROulanger, Count Dillon,
and Henri Rochefort is published. 1t calls
the action of the Senate Court an orgio of
and declnrcssthat in spite Of fresh cotos
dGiaf preparing in the dark the signers have
continued confidence in the electorate Of
France.