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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
HERrFoRD COUNTY ALLIANCE
April 18th, 1889.

ADTll 1ObA9 ~
Mr. ED1roR:-Hertford County ALI
ance met to ALLOTMENT at
\ conrt house in Winston on Friday,
April the 5th, with President !. I.
Vann in the chair. A full delegation
wa present and much nterest was
manifested in the transaction OF ousl-
ness that presented itself to Inc minus
Of the brethren. Reports from the
~averal Sub-Alliances show that many
or,on added to our numbers last quar-
Tar and to my mind very clearly lndl-
eated the order to be gaining favor
With our best people. Mr.. J. +. Nu,
some. our Business Agent, reported
his work (which was highly apprecla-
tnd as well as commendable in HIM for
his success against so many odds. He
showed in a few brief remarks n
\ nurchse of fertilizers alone a
saved the farmers of the Alliance IN
the county, having bought through
him. he thinks we might save more
NV manufacturing our own manure
and that we ought to do 1t. lime
onlv awaits greater achievements. The
Board of Trade was directed TO Jake
steps for the establishment OF a pro
Once exchange or cotton yard. 1
have no doubt that these gentlemen
will be slothful in the accomplishment
nf this enterprise. Menola Sub-Alll-
ance introduced the following resolu'
lions, which were adopted:
Resolved, That whereas we nav
been reliably informed by responsible
parties that the wholesale merchants
and manufacturers of Norfolk Va,
have each entered into a joint obhg
4ion not to sell their goods to Alliance
Business Agents, at the regular dis
count: that we, Menola Alliance, VII
not in the least feel ourselves behold
ing to them for their goods, also VIZ
viii not give our patronage to any re
tail merchant who has prompted ORE
nuested them to refuse to sell to oul
agents.
RESOLVED, That we will not ship GU.
cotton or other farm products to Nor
folk markets in the future, but vii
u~atronize Baltimore and other market
which have manifested friendship wit
the Alliance by offering to make term
with our State Business Agent.
Resolved, That we will patronlz
Norfolk markets just as little as possl
BILE.
Rcsozved, That we will ask all ALL
ances, especially those in the easter
portion of North Carolina to cooper
ate with us.
Attention of the body was called t
the movement of the National Farm
ers' Alliance and Cooperative Unlo.
of America assembled in the city Q
Meridian, Mississippi, on the 9Th G
December, 1888, and after due delit
eration entered into resolutions pledE
ing u support and cooperation wit
them.
Adjourned to meet again lst Frida
I'm July.
G.. A. BROWN, Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds!

Fresh from the bosom of North Carolina sou; ana
better adapted to cotton and tobacco Janus "a
any seeds in the world. Except my BQnc0lnDSS
cabbage, and three or four novelties-WEich Sc.
at ten cents-I send everything postpaid ~ .
cents per package.
Send for catalogue.
sWeaverville. n. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
SOAP

Send 10 cent silver and prepaid SELF
addressed envelope for recipe for making
soap for less than q cent per pound:
REQUIRES no grease, and can be made in 70
minutes. Send at once for recipe ana
premium list. Address,
Miss s.. E. MOODY,
ap16 Attention, Robson Co., N. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28

YOU GAN GET
4 beautiful Register Guustate) Of OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE and SlNh
COLLEGE telling all about that celebrated School
FIR Ell
You should do this if you contemplate ptroniNng any sch0o nextVe"' q"
paes for
TEACHING, FOR BUSINESS, OR COLLEUH+
219 Students last year. This school IS finely located in the PedmGn 1 1T%I bn5
n = n@r greensboro where good beard can be had low. 1t has sPeno1 III.
nos I'M study halls, and elegantly furnished Society halls, Gea an Sn"S
n HS,, jiod1 ooynnned One Of the few frstdass High Schools IN the oouuA ,os
A6dresS TIT J. A. & M. 81. HOLT, Oak Ridge, NJ E@
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
For Sale!

Three thoroughbred jersey Bulls one year OLD.
entitled to registration, ready for service this spring.
mated. Their Sire is Albert Stokes Pogis, whose
service fee alone lie $25. Their Dams are excepuont-
slly rich, each giving more than four gallons OF mAA
per dav. Price, $50 each.
ia8f W. g. UPCHURCH, Raleigh, Nc
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
GEORGIA
Farmers Alliance Advocate.

T1e 0gkV strictly AHi0Rce paper In the State.
Subscription, $1.O0 per 0DssGn1 in Gdrdsco
EIGHT PAGES, FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS.
Our paper lie conceded to be the best Alllanca
naner printed in the State Send for q sample copy
Address,
mr0e2m MOntezuma,G Ga.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
LAND o SALE!

I offer fer sale my farm, containing about $50
acres, located twelve miles north OF Charlotte and
three miles from the town of Huntersvllle, on the
A. 7. s. o. r. r. The farm lies on both sides OF
McDowell's Creek. Will sell the whole IN one
tract, or will divide into small farms to suit Pur-
chasers. Terms easy. Price moderate. For
further information. address the undersigned.
JOHN w. MOORE,
se4Sm Huntersville, n. c.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
citing Break.
$500 Reward !

We will pay the above reward for any case of
liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, indiges-
ton, constipation or costiveness we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the direc-
vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction. Large
boxes containing 80 sugar coated pills, 25c. For
sale by all druggists. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only by
JOHN C. EST Il CO., s62 w. Madison Street,
Chicago, I'll.
liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, and indi-
gestion. go pills 25c. Sold by.Jas. McKimmon 4
Co., Druggists, Raleigh, N. G. ma11y
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28

The undersigned takes this method Of informing
The public that he is prepared to sell building IoGe az
sigb. on N the North Carolina and the Raleigh q Au:
gTIsta Railroads. Persons who take advantage OF
no BENEFITS and advantages of the city without any
u its eEPenses. The trains rains. on .t both Toads no gOins
1ns ann md II Il oniT a matter of ten or fifteen
1nn gxen rids' between the stations. The lots,
Thich are 50 feet front BY 21o feet TS deep pi. are re. So ooin ~
mildly and those who wish to purchase snoulo
make application at once to n AMI
Or s. HAMPToN, Raleigh, Nc. !.
Where Ii Is not convenient to pay Whole amount
cash, payments may be made by inetallments; ptlS
reserved until full payments are mace:
eoses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

an GRAND, and whilo he was away no
tNhite) marked several hank notes Inv
cutting slit near the figure showing tho
denomination Of the note. placed them in
MS money-drawer. then sent gentleman
upstairs 70 watch the NONCOMPLIANCE
through the hole in the door. When
BROOKS returned White said he stepped
OUTSIDE. leaving Brooks alone in the store
for short time,
when he recntered the store he went i'm
medIaieiy 10 The moncy-drawor and dis
covered that s. note was missing.
An officer was sent for and nrooks WA
arrested. When charged with the robbery
frooks became indignant and siouilv de-
med The charge. He was asked Cor the 80.
80 SAID that he only had ten cents about
bis person.
On arriving a, the stntion-houee Brooks
was searched and the s. note was found IN
ms vest-pockct
Mr.; stephen Callonbcrgor. the gentleman
who had been stationed az the hole in tho
moor testified that he saw Brooks unlock
the money-drawer and take opt the s.
note.
Brooks was sent 10 jail for six months
ana security for his good behavior required
Tor twice that length of time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK., December eS-Thc stock uar6st
today unexpectedly showed moro animation
than during the same hours ON any previous
day this week. but tho increased ac.N'y WAS
al the expense of values tho hesrs pressing thA
active stocks for sAlc throughout Tho session.
This pressure wAs spocislly severe against tho
Coalers, reports IN regard 10 ihs coal TIA le beng
pstiicuiarly disrouraging, but lie impression
made upon these stosg- wa- GO. 80 great A. upon
some q the others. where a smaller amount -
stock had 20 De sold Ia maze n decline. sugar
rchneri-s. Missouri Pacific, 81. Paul. AID Louis
vill- and Nashville were al c1nspcuclsly weak,
while there was not q sfroug spot % Ia found IN
tho lat. There was Also some attic npt % get
Fro down, ani tie stock Old sell AZ ia lowest
prices for months, the attack being acom-
panied by reteratiOn ~ Old stories ot
the new bond is.uo. Ihf monetary -itus-
ton resolved special attention At mo hands
81 the boars, aud mos. spasfnOtic utter
anca9 were sprc Il through tho street IN his
regard, especially "a far ~ tue ncyt week Il
concerned. For Iho time being ~ 'nefA eA-
recitation - 10 scs y marked decline during ft"
ensuing week. Tho opening VA rather heNFy
and the FIRST prices were generally from r 10 g
per cent. lover tnap las; evening Ngure., sni
early dealings were marked by special pressure
on sugar, utOn Pacific. -. iaul, AMI i-'1rtll
CentrsL There was lef-1p towards 81 O'Clock,
but no recovery, ami Sffor mat Tine 10" aitarh
was renewed with vignr. and Lack tWauna, Read
ing, Louisviiio ans Nashville, ana some oih"t'
feltthc brunt OF a." pressure. lie hecNne con
ti.ued without interruption until tn Di1s" ~
business. which was fairly sc;iv9 aud wosk ~ the
lowest prices OF the session. Railroad bonds w"r9
quiet andsym pathilei closely with the decline m
stocks, though the movement ia IN downward
direction WIS not 40 pronounced ns IA ;ne stock
market The ssles rca he'd sf<00U. which VA
we'll distributed Nhuo most of mo nnal changes
ara slight lossct p majority ~ iho IMPORTANT
changes are advances aud Atlantic AMI banNiils
lsfs rose II. To ~. keokuS ant Des hrinr,
lists Is, 90 100. SO. Paul terminals - 20 100 -,
While T. Paul registered 81 loV - NJ ~. aud
Western Union h.a a. io9 Sales of bonds frr
rre week aggres sfeI fli9l.''0 against s,,-n .'nl
lnaf weos. sales Of ffo'ks f0.uor. luouh shaioa.
frerfn'.--Fyc nAncc quiet aui WosS a. i,la
isi Money usn.. D'o-inc as 3 SuhTr'a-nfy
halnn.e- & il.-l.l. - t0lu. currency. f..fS -
Govern reufs du,l Tor a.: 4per conts. - oK.
int a. coupons. 49,, OK. int state pOuds u.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
LIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Death from DECENTRALIZATION of on
cers-PrrSonal, and Brief.

Little Belle. the observation-disclosures
DAUGHTER If Mr.. and MIS-. b. ii. Amonette.
of Amherst county. died Friday night ut
the residence of Mr.. A. X. HOwIle, Oh
Tenth street. after an Illness of only few
hour. Ms palmOrc, al aunt OF the child,
was nerc with her ON visit to her sister,
M. EOwzir. and the little one Was taken
sick THURSDAY evening Friday morning
the symptoms appeared serious. and u ply
stefan DR.. Mathews was summoned and
pronounced the disease dlphther,a OF a
malignant typo. The little sufferer died
that same night. The body was carried TO
Amherst Yesterday.
William Graham and James Berryman
Noth col0rod) have been arrested by
Chief-of-Police Lipscomb for participation
in the fight nj the Hull-street crossing last
Tuesday night. The trial will come OF to-
morrow. by which time the police expect
ID arrest the other parties engaged.
New South Council, No. \, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term :
j. :. Wakefield. past councillor; j. &. VII
liams. councillor: j. II. Cersley, vice
councillor; VI. II. Kidd, recording secre-
tary. VI. j. Martin. assistant recording
secretary; :. IL. Clarke, financial secreta-
~: ! II. Moore. treasurer; j. l.. KedfOri.
warden Ollie Elder. commander; Joseph
II. Haley. inside sentinel; i. w. Pugh.
outside sentinel. Trustees: ". '. Brad
shaw SIX months, jeremiah Marks twelve
months. and William VI. Lipscomb
eighteen months.
The bows Of the Richmond Male Orphan
ASYLUM Will celebrate the death Of the old
yearat Mt Pisgah church, near Midlothian.
next Tuesday night when they will give a
musical entertainment Jointly for the benc-
fit of the church and the YUM.
Miss Nav Moody. of Chesterfield Court
house. who spent Christmas at home, has
returned 10 Bowling Green Seminary. She
was accompanied by several of her school
mates.
The infant class Of the Central Methodist
Sunday school had its Christmas celebra-
ton Friday afternoon.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Fifth-Street church Friday night was Il
very pleasant affair.
Mr.. W. T. Brown and family are spend
Ing their holiday at Sunnyside, Powhatan
county.
The holiday german OF the Manchester
Club will come of tomorrow night at
Lender Hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
COPTUS kgPOaF.
MARKETS BY TElEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

new YORK. Decefnbe Cotton quiet: sales.
30 bales upland, iOac.: orear-, lrt get
receipts, 4A9h bales: oKpOr;s-to Grea, Britain.
~ baler. 20 france, a.1i9 bales. 70 the Coz
finent 40 bales: -tock, 1sl,7ii bales south
ern tour quiet. Wheat nrm-r; No. red.
X ass'.c.. IA eloya.Or; ~, a1c EAOat; y "a
~ g FREQ on bOAri steamer; No . red, SKYE.
No. hard. g5t a85c. options moderately sctgo
aud Lave. np aud stesdy, the West buying
No red, December, s3.c.; January, HAc.;
February. Sjfsc. AArCn. Sc. April, ~ iic,
May, go. Corn dFmer. iisn, offerings demand
chiefly for export; No. 2. 33' .aSD., IN elevator:
slai0t,c aroat: steamer, mixed, B. ,asyis -.
Nc. white, age; options nrmer and dull;
December. 3ys. C.. January, ~ ~. February.
soa.c: Marcp, 3D'sc.. May, t0hc. Oats duil and
steady; options qaiet ana nTmer: becsmter,
2sLc January, ~; February, sac; May,
ssc: spot prices-No. 2, Sc DO. white. S91c.
No. 2 q 4s.9t.c.; do. white, 3J5.c. No ], So.
do white, Nr. mixed western, SsaSc. shito
Western g0a}ic. CoIee-Opt!ons opened barely
steady and unchanged " ~ points dosn; closed
barely steady and 5si0 points down aud quiet:
December, si555asl5 ~; January, siao5sfI6s0;
February, SlA7UaslAD; March, siANasta20 !:
May, tia&aiio; spot kio steady aud quiet;
fair cargoes, SIC az; No. :. So. susar-Rsw
dun renned steady and quiet Molasses-for-
eign nominal: New Orleans fairly active. Rico
steady ana quiet Petroleum quiet aiid steadleF.
Cotton-seed oil quiet t.osn qulei ana steady.
Turpentine steady and quiet. PORK easier aud
quiet; mess, inspected, $40. aa$l0.o0: do unin-
spected, si0ati1s5 IS, Beet auieS Beef hams quiet.
Tierced beet dull. cutmsats nrnl At1dles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
HE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE
OF the Engineer, Fircmcn. and BrakcmeT
in Conference.
rBy tclecropn to no DI.patch J


JrrstY CRY. \. D.. December 27-Thr
Graud Grievance Committee Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
held "a conference to-day in this clay with
the committees from the brotherhood az
Locomotive Firrmen and Brakcmcu. The
object Of the conference wa 90 try 10 con-
vince the Lrie officials that They zero
wrong i'm suepeudiug the tour ine"rs
who had refused 10 subscribe ~ lAs new
laws bhshed by tAc Erie.
Tho now laws or rules require AL train
M eu 10 waive compensation from the com
panv IN case OF accident, require the
freight engineers and brakcincn To become
responsible for damage to freight and rdu-
way property by accident, and require the
engineers 10 20 through clyil--er nee eX-
animation. The committee Will recon-
mend 10 the General committee that the
four engineers he rein tated and that the
new rule, be abolished. If these rccom-
meudation- are not adopted strike on
the whole Erie system viii probably occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
4 social Entertainment.

One OF The most pleasant entertainments
OF the season was given Friday night by
the jefferson Davis Literary Society at the
residence Of j. p. Yarcey, Esq, corner of
Foushee and Main streets.
Among the young ladies present were
Misses lancey, Williams. Guerrant, Pol
lard. Garnet, Harris. and the Misses
Thomas. Of Norfolk, Va. and Misses Adams
and Shelton, Of Scottsville. Va.
The following gentlemen were in attend
ance: Messrs. Harris. Garnett, Sutton,
Dickinson. Sheppard, Morris, Taylor. Mon
tague. Poindexter. Pollard. Harwood,
Storrs, Judkins. and Zones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

Clerk Jones. of the Marine Corps, who dis
appeared Christmas night. The examina-
ton Of his accounts show them to have
been falsifed 4 default Of S2j,OO0, has
been discovered. The matter has been
placed in the hands OF the police. No loss
viii fall upon Major Goodloe. the .paylnaster
of the Marine Corps. and his bondsmen.
Jones cndeavorcd 10 create the impression
that he had suicided, but this IS now
doubted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Gales and high seas Reported.
lry telegraph 10 tho Dlspafch.l

NEW YoRE. December 2s.-TAe steamer
State OF Alabama. from Glasgow. which aI-
rived TO-DAY, reports thai she had a con-
tiuuation of s0uth-southwest 10 north
northeast gales Withvery high seas through
out the passage. During the passage she
carried away two port lifcboats, broke ler
vcntllators. and sustained other damage
about her decks.
The steamer Neendam. from Rotterdam,
also experienced heavy weather during the
entire passage. She had strong southwest
way across.
The steamer Panama, from Bordeaux,
had strong west and northwest gales on
the l2th instant in latitude lG.l0. longitude
u. She passed the Norwegian bark Atlas,
abandoned and full Of water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Chattanooga Record.

10y -" 1'"N
CHATTANOOGA. December 23.-The Times
tomorrow. collaborating on Chattanooga's
record for 1889, shows 227 manufacturing
concerns, with Sl0,O00.OO0 capital. paving
$500. 900 in wages and employing 5000
hands. Real estate transfers for the year
aggregate Sj.jl5.i25. The city has now
fourteen and threc-tenths miles of sewers.
The health record for the year far surpasses
that Of any city in the State, showing only
eleven deaths TO the thousand inhabitants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Passengers Compelled to Return.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i

NEEDLES. CAL. December 2s.-On ac-
count OF the washouts on other railroads
west Of here the Atlantic and Pacific OIL
cials have been compelled TO return all the
Los Angeles passengers 10 Albuquerque,
whence they VIII be taken by the Santa Re
route 20 Denning and thence 10 Los Ange-
les 10y the Southern Pacific. The washouts
of Moiav river will be repaired in two
DAYS. therefore the passengers for San
FRANCESCA are held here and OF Barstaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
A GUN IN THE HANDS OF A NEGRO.
4 Big Ts:abIi9hment-The Navy-iard-
The Oyster fntcrest-iinor
Mention.
Correspondence Of The Richmond DlsDstch.l

Correspondence Of The Richmond DisDstch.l
NORFOLK. December %. 1899.
Yesterday afternoon three children OF
Edmund SANFORD tcolorcdl. who llyes on
Ncw-Mill creek. near the village Of Deep
Creek. IN Norfolk county. went IN thickot
near tho house 90 gather straw. The oldest
boy Carried a loaded gun TO kill rabbit. In
cooking tho gun the hammer slipped and
fell. dischaIglug the piece and sending the
whole load into tine forehead Of the young
est child. boy eight years OF age, killing
him instantly.
TNTERPBIsr.
Tho erection Of the buildings Of tho
Chesapeake Knitiing-AIilla, opposite the
uavy-yard. is now fairly under way, and the
mills when completed and in operation
will be one o. the chief industries OF this
section. About fifty hands are at work on
the walls and II Is the intention OF the
manager 20 rush the work to completion
as RAPIDLY a. possible The establishment
viii be- ono 81 She largest Of lis kind IN the
country. having an authorized working
capital of ~ o0J, 600. and viii afford regu-
lar employment 70 several hundred hands
NJ fair wlgr.- The wages Of the employees
spent among tho businessmen must result
in increase. commercial interests.
THr NAyy-YAED.
Under tho administration Of Commodore
Brown. who leaves on Monday, Gosport
nnyy-vard has advanced - the front rank
of navy-vards IN tins country. none being
more thoroughly equipped n a ship-build-
ire establishment. Within the last three
years an immense amount o. now and pow
crful machinery has been erected. and I'M
provcments advanced and NJ, capabilities
enlarged. until to-day the yard IL fecog-
nized ~ being equal 70 all demands That
can be made on it for the purpose OF build
Iug and repairing the vessels OF our now
navy. The Commodore leaves an excellent
record here tor usefulness and devotion 10
the interests of the service.
OYSTER TSTERTsTg.
Many Norfolk oys:crmen arc getting
thor supplies Of the luscious biyalye
,hi, season from Pamiro and Cove
sounds. North Carolina. where they pay
tine native catchcrs Twenty-Five and
thirty cents q hushel. II IS against
the laws Of North Carolina for vessels If
other States 10 take oyster, IN tho sounds.
but the laws are not enforced. Tho native
oyst,rmen do an the catching and would
instantly capture vessel detecttdln using
the t9ng-. lut thev are cxtrcm iv ANXIOUS
- keep the buying vessels there IN order
30 sell 10 them. md most Of the county
officers are COS fprmon Norfolk oyS.orm"n
have dryc,ouel profitable market for the
tongcrS IN that section, who have never
heretofore been able to get over six or
seven ccui- bushal except when few
hundred bushels were taken IN carts and
ped He'd Though the country.
yixog vrsrios.
Tho electric str.rt-car lne in Berkeley,
oppo-.t, Sens CIV. Is - hc finished and IN
0prr % w'l.r three months. The
wans .r, aiD n M New York purchasing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
More Conspirators.
by telegraph to Tie Dispatch.

CHICAGO. December -. -State's-Attorney
LOngenecker said to-day that he had Sc
cured considerable evidence against four
or 1--WE other men who were suspected OF
completely in the Cronin murder, and that
he might before long take steps 70 have
them indicted and brought to trial. He
declined 10 mention their names ut this
stage OF the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
4 Genuine Blizzard.
fpy tsiegranh IN tho Di.Datch I

ST. PAUL, MIN, December 2s.-A Pioneer
pes, special from 81. Cloud. Mimi. says:
The first genuine blizzard Of the season
struck the city this afternoon. The storm
began at l o'clock and is still raging with
undated fury. Much snow has already
fallen and trains will undoubtedly be
hlOckcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Damaged By Floods.

Los ASGELEs. CAL. December 28--The
floods of the last few days nave caused the
river to change It's course few miles be-
low thi, city and 10 cut new channel.
thus turning the water on the fruit-lands.
The owners clam their property has been
dollars and that the city Of Los Angeles is
responsible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Nine Men Badly burned.
IBy telegraph to me Dispsicn.l

DALLAS, Tx, December 2S.-A mould
Tor heavy casting III the Mosher Machine
Company's foundry exploded to-day while
being filled with molten metal and nine
men were badly burned. three of them
probably fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

nishod by the firm, claiming that the ma
terial was TOO strong. Pending a settle
ment Of the trouble extensive improve
ments will be made and the. mills will not
resume until some time in January. About
0JO men are IDLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29
Gourto the Wreck.

DR.. c. W. p. Brock left on the Chesapeake
and Ohio train At II o'clock yesterday
morning TOR tho scene OF the wreck on that
road near the White Sulphur Springs.