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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
BISHOP NEWMAN ON RACE PROBLEM
hi Ives Opcncd-A Compliment to the
South.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
DEATH OF A BAPTIST PREACHER.
Dr. Hoicombe Thicker Dies in Atlanta from
Injuries Received in Fail
fsne,tai telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

ATLANTA. Ga. September 9,-Rev. Henry
Holcomhe Tucker. ID. D.. Ii. D.. died ut
$40 this morning from the effects Of min,
ries received last Saturday night IA a fall
from the socond-story window Of ms resi-
dcnce in tins city.
DR.. TucAer was one Of tho best known
and most prominent Baptist ministers of
the South. he was born IN Georgia May
10. 1919, and was therefore M ms seventy
first wear. At the time If his death hc WIS
the editor of the GhjTstr, Inter. and was
yiqorou, and brilliant writer. lie WAS once
pastor ~ the Baptist church IN Alexandria.
Ta. Subsequently ne became distln-
guished educator. having been professor
in the Richmond Female Institute. presi-
dent Of Mercer University. aud chancellor
of the University of Georgia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

Totanpcr with symptoms Indicative % grow
Ing kidney disorder; % negloc; Tor . b..,- 90 to
ncodful Stimulation Of tho renal org als when
their inactivity points. "a it always md unu .-
takao,y docs. % thoir eventual prrmaner i'i-
case. "a certainly worry risky indeed. .nit '.
however, q ri-A Aat many persons percepuoiy
drifting into Brights iiseaso, diabetes, ca'a.ra
of the bladder. &c, constantly iucur. So whose
wirn read. reflect. and hood the losson, ~ ro-
corded experience. tho gd i-abalty 81 using Hos
fotter's ~foWaca Rls .r5 a. Iiurotic nee
scarcely m 0-o than -cr 7f r. So fHat Boz
moro generally Biniift"d by t1' r'ofi = ,~f.' IT,
sion and m. p Ih' trnn lta 'fi -acy Tor thc pre-
venitOn Of serious ronRi ilscl.r. The UnmeIi
cntel excifanfs ~ commerce. no matter bow
pure. bear Ia mind, re0rt prelulicIullY tpon tht
Kidneys when I0actlve. The B'icrs s-r,.Dcs
malaria. constipation, and rheumet'sm
&c iQ-rU. Ia .U' ESa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
1 CLERK Kills Woman and Then Poisons
Himself.
fBy telegraph TO the Disoatch-i

CHICAGO. September "A dispatch from
Tacoma. W T.. says: Yesterday morning
Henry Stewart, of the Stewart d Holmes
Drug Company. found his shipping clerk:
+. Eugene Clark, looking strangely. and
accused him OF being intoxicated. He de-
MED the charge, but handed over his
KEYS on Stewards demand. DE instantly
taken to doctors Office, where il was
found that he was suffering from poison.
A search of the store revealed the fact that
a bottle Of atropia had been emptied a
few minutes previous. As soon as Clark
had been taken 20 the doctors Office
Stewart crossed toe hall into the room occu-
pied by CLARK. where woman about thirty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
VERYlLL.
" Sunset Cox Believed TO BE on His
Dsstil-Bcd.
IHr tolorrnnh q he pIspanILl

10y lIiD-Ehpu ~ tu' Di'FAF-'-i
NV YonE. September 3 An evening
paper saws: Congressman Samuel Suli-
van Cox is dying al his home No. - east
Twelfth street -Four days ago he was con-
fined TO his bed by m attack OF what no
supposed TO be malarial-fever. This rapid
" developed into acute pncumQnia, winch
has dcficl the best medical skill: lester,
DAY his physicians gave up all hope and
announced that the days Of the statesman
and humorist could be numbered on the
fingers Of one hand. Congressman Cox
was TO have lectured on his visit 70 Vel
lowstono Park before the Steckler Associa-
ton tomorrow night.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Hon. >. :. Cox
was reported as being very, very low. Aeon
ference has been held by his physicians,
Messrs. Lockwood. Skidder, Mynkoop.
and Sewers Of Washington. The rcsult
of the conference showed that while Mr..
Cox Yves very low there was no immediate
danger. =.
At IO:OG o'clock tonight Mr. Cox's condl-
ton was apparently unchanged. The doc;
tors say that the next twelve hours viii
decide whether he Will recover OF not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

years OF age vas lying dead on the bed
II was learned that the woman, Florence
Goss, had been drinking with Northern
Pacific Yard man, and that she took him TO
Clark's room. Clark quarrelled with the
woman's companion. and finally shot her
dead. Seeing what he had done he swal-
lowed poison. Clark came here from st.
Paul Minn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
rs WEsT V.ReINIA eOvERNoRsAIP.
Flcrning's Vote stir lncrea,lne-W TO
Conclude To-day.
rSpecial telegram 70 the Dispatch.

WHEELING, n. VA, September 9.-Ihe
Contest Committee threw out forty Cor
and twenty Fleming votes in six counties
to-day. Twenty Republican votes were
thrown ont in Summers county. They
were cast by band Of Virginia negroes
working on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road. who had been brought into the State
only a month before the election. The
committee las only two more counties 10
act on. u viii finish tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
KvHRr NAN 70 DO ms TUTY.
Colonel Bcirnc iu Campbell.

LyNcHBURc. September An immense
crowd va- present at Campbell. Courthouse
today and rendered Colonel Borne an
ovation. he made fine speech end Wa
applaudod TO the echo. lie paid q band,
some tribute 20 Captain Mckinney and
completely captured the GREAT crowd.
Hon. Paul G.. Edmonds. of Halifax, also
made a capital address. tilei with. solid
sense and interpreted With flashes oil
lurugr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
A BIG FIRE IN ALBANY.
\ Number Of Women Hurt-Others Miss
ing.
fBy tolegraph,o the Dispaich.i

Albany. y Y. Septemher9-Af fire broke
ont on an upper floor ot McArdle's four
story rag and junk warehouse a. $50 TINS
afternoon. Thirty or forty women and
Girls were employed Ia picking RAGS. Many
OF them escaped by ,talrways aua the ire
.,caue. but some were cut oil by the dense
smoke One grl fell from the third-story
window upon pile Of iron and WAS fatally
hurt. Another followed u moment later,
and was badly injured. Both we're breath
Ing when taken 90 The hosnital. Another
was probably ratally burned. Il is re-
poytel that others We're caught in the
building, but of this nothing can be
learned definitely.
The loss on the building and stock is
complete. Ii viii foot up nearly 800. 900.
The firm Is one of the largest of Is kind in
the country. II was thought many were in
the binding when the flames We're AT their
height. but so tar no additional loss Of life
has been discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
t-,r.,,u no,o,o.I : xow orroan. dan open ~.

Foreign norniosr vow Orleans duiI open s,'.
tle. good 70 fancy; xlafc, hes s, e,ls 90,
~ ios 40 stesfy. refined here. z1r. s.etyga-
seoi Oh dnlI crude. 3iHG;fc; yellow, fia4Ic'
es n eaaiitv. Eosin steady md Qpi9t strained,
cor mon 10 good. fi.es.e1i.os Turpennn:
steady and quis; at 49, i5r. Hidos wesk. ~. p.
qaet PORK nm mess. inspecsed. s,SI ,asis -.
fref quiet: cxtrn ncgs. f7Ar.N Beef hams
strong Al slssiiGs1 1fcrc.d beef slcw CITY ex-
ira Ind,a rncss, s12Oatii. Cgi-meas sIong
pirkief bottles tis poun1sl 0tnc.' W' 49,
shoulders. 41e: picklcd hsfns. i0ke hli inn.
dies nrm. short-cIosr, $50. lard easier ana
duIl western stesn. &C. l0st6ts cry, ..Sys,;
opuo3s-Scp;cmbor. BD; pooof. ''D"
FreightJ orn; cotton. haNd.; grain, ga.
CHICAGO
cgfcAco septernber Q--The cash quotations
were. Flour steadv ard unchanged. No. xspring
aud NO. ? red wheat, 75s<c. No corn. 49,.
No. 2 oa,a. TO- Noss-pork. fiL5Oafh.O. Lalh
3GOs nSi.r3L. Si0rt.ribs, fJafalO. rb0n)der<
g. SlastO2,f. Short clear. sa6h. whisky. sl.VL
The leading isgures ranged asiollows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

ANGLE. Died, sunday. s. 'mher sihi
A. 1880 A. b. oi iiphfhcri0. ~ The residol'f ~
nor paronts. ~ east Cay street. bt.tthk
ROUfS-oN. younge-f child 81 Cherries 81 "nl
Iera Angie: aged ak years AM oao mci'h
Buried NJ Hollywood sunday, Sep.enl, ~,
az $3.50 J.. n.
BApGAIUpO. Died, September A'h g ID
o'r'ock, az her residence, 22'3 cast Man 'if"cl,
CATHARINR BAClGALUfO. 10 The nttt eYen'h
year q her age. .,-.,
Her funeral viii takc place TO-DAY lue'ia ,
al A9D o'clock T. ". NJ 81 Johns trhfolA
Church. Hei friends and acqualai anccs arc ~
yltod 10 attend
HOWARD -Died. y, steriay. a. O'clock. ~ toe
residence Of bis nephew. T. Il. Naryie~, Sc. %!
penntt street THOMAS HOWARD. bro tie -l-iy-
thiri year 4 his age ~,
Tho funeral viii takc r,are from Mr. Mh,y-
dcg's THIS AFTERNOON nc o'clock.
PATrEsON. -Dioi. a. tho residence Of bie IA
rents SO. H0 north lwentg-art"nin street ari'-
tefnber @ 1880 10 o'ciHrk o.. ", fAhhfh h.,
infant son of j. H. and ia Paites9n.
Funeral from the house ats T. NJ TO-DAY.
TONtINSON. Sop uher o, 1870. o. o p.
NJ ~ tho re5i1,ucr ~ Der iaths.' rtl r.t
Fourth street MAUD WESLEY. infant chud ~
,saa. " ani Mary T.. T0mnnslu. aged thrc'
months AMI eiK iayA
fuuoral TODAY TuosiaO a. T.. y. from
tho above residence. frioni. hA4 htAA-lns-
ancca invited - att"nL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
THs CANVASS.
Latest tppointn,cnfs Tor The Ecmocrl 70
Npcalcr--C hartman Gordon.
fo3ecial telegram % the DisDat'hl

to9ccial telegram b the DlsD+i'nl
ALEXANDRIA. "a, September 9.-The
Democratic Executive Committee tire i-
ternoou made thc following appointments
for addresses bv Democratic cmN'e-efa:
B0S. JOHS ". DASUL.
Appomattox. Thmday September 18th.
Roanoke. Monday. September ldth.
Giles, Tuesday, September 18th.
HON. JAMES l.. GORDON.
Lancaster. Monday, September 10th.
McAJAH WOODS, ESQ.
Nelson. Monday. September 23l.
c,pTAlV JAMES BUNGARpSEn.
Bath. wednesday. September 9th.
Amherst. Monday. October 2let.
Nelson, Monday. October 2S'h.
COLONEL RICHARD p. BEIRsF.
Roanoke. Monday. September iCth.
Bedford. Monday, September 2id.
ALLEGHENY, Tuesday, October sth.
Nunsemoud. Monday. October l+ft.
Pitt~vlvaria. Monday. October list.
Brunswick. Monday. October 2,th.
Prince William. Monday, November IN.
The news at the headquarters Cha r.
man Basil b. Gordon. who is now 10 A.
lantlc CITY. t. 10 the OBJECT hat iils health
Is 500 much improved that he VIII soon be
able 10 come here and take Charge % the
canvass in person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
O,rrRRALL IN CAROLINE.
\ Telling speech to e Crowd Of Attentive
Observation-Disclosures shown IN.
ts,..t.i ,ol,crla1 70 tho Di.oaf,Nl
'pe1'al loloFF"n % 'u' "'''l, ~


Bowfr.a GAIN VA. September g. In
obedience, toa caU from their chairman.
t.ptAlu j.. NJ. ilulrus, thc DemNo rai- c
C.llt, Committee met here THIS morning
and appulltOd next FRIDAY as the day icy
urinary l.. .tlnc, az tine different precincts
ID elect DELEGATES o. meet hCrr on the M0n-
Gag following 60 nominate "a cauol0"tr Tor
ihc Legislature. Ihcy then adjourned 10
the court-hous,. She Court having gwen a
recess ot two hours ln ofdeT thH' non. -
Il. O'FTrall might have the use 81 the
house 10 speak pa.
An O'clock Captain Hndcirs caused the
I.u 10 hc luug 49, % signal for the CROWD 70
collect. and IN "a few minutes the court
house IVA. Geusclv filled, while every Win-
DION, and door was crowded with as many
u. could find stGudlngroom. lie theh
arose and ia few remarks announced inc
result OF the committee meeting ana
ur,cd thcm aud all Democrats % w9r@ iof
t,.,r tickets. he then introduced the
HON. CHARLES I. o'FERHALL,
,,,., ,r,ee and addressed ms audience n a
sneecb OF Two hours length. Tie first call
"a attention ~ the efforts beng made 10y
fhe Repnbhcans t. have the States 10 Note
Law me census. SO that wherever the col
ored voters Outnumber me whlleS lnc
St,te should undoubtedly be Republican,
IGNORING the fact that "a large number 81
theun i'm the southern States, particularly
south Carolina. Mississippi. and LOUISIANA
have accumulated property, ana Feallze
tbsf their interest and that Of the white
people are identical and vote with them.
Uetold OF the efforts that bad Just been
made to elect Republican congressman 70
I'M a vacancy IN Louisiana. Speakers from
The North were sent down, but IN spite OF
all the Democrats won the election by S,Ocy
majority thus proving that the colored
men voted with them. He III pressed ms
audience with the fact that elections shoulu
H. free from Federal interference.
NEGRoEs As cAr's-PAws.
ue .beu went on 70 show the colorcd
neople that they were but cat's-paws topnil
The Republican chostnuts out OF the nre.
and when the Offices are 10 be hlled tney
are not wanted. He called their attehtion
- the fact TINT when two colored men
were put on the Republican ticket as emu
S;dates for small offices in thus county
tbnt Diees. their chairman. SAID ne W0ulu
aot vote their ticket if they were not taAeh
OF. and had it done. lie called on MN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
HzGRlSI AGES.

FADELEY Married. az tie resi-
dence OF Mr. Parker. RES south Pine ueot. sep
tenber {. i>ei. Pcs ~ Nov. mr. hA'H"u, an,
uFNUY TtDkLLY. 81 Nashlngton. and Mss
BAiMAPALMOKE. IL Powlatan county, Va
LANING-WIKAUl. Married. Sept NJ
Der ga, ~ Reg. &. }. O.. liaeg p. AZ u "t
Ciay -treet. SIR VILLA D. Ne, LASlNG ADD
Mia MARY Wharf; q. I - "a ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
MARKET REPORTS,
ANplN CONNECTION TaEReWlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-cottcn-
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations.


7---- WASH Nrros. September For Nir-
ginia. fair weather, stationary fampoTa-
ykAlN sure. except IN southern virginia.
warmer. Dorthor.y winds.
- For North Carolina fair. stationary
tcmpora Uro. uolthfriy wi1fs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
WHEAT.


ST. roUrs. September g. Flour quiet. easy.
snc guotahly unchanged Wheet-Na@h hglft,
options lower: larger receipts than wern l"'sei
TOR: No. red. cash, 75bas6Sc.. september,
NC . October SIC. Decen Dor. 55fsc bd;
Nav. si6c. Corn easy; No ? mixed. rssh,
e1Sc.; October, S9HaOsc.; necsmoer, -.
bii May. S2sc. BID Oats duh no ssh,
ish {. asked Nay, l2{a2R.Ic. BID October. 49,
Noyemb Der fgl ssko1. Whisky. sLU2 FroFi-
sions quiet PORK entirely nominal iArG-
Prime stoam nominal at tAfA Dry-salt me ats
clear, 500 Bacon tnoxedl-shouliors. q lss
loner and rib, e6asG0j; short-ciear. g. lossAS.
Hams stcady ami arm at sil.sookAA
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September Flour in moderate
demand: family. g. ioaS39D: fancy. Sl6jafA~l.
Wheat IN fair demand w red. Rye Corn
firm: No. gmtxci. &c. Oats quiet; No. mifei,
siLa2ikc PORK arm al su.GS. Lard. az.
Baik-meats 1rm short-rib>, S3i3 Bacon sieaiy;
shOr,-clsar, S6E WhisSey steady AZ hJ-
H0gs stronger; common AMI hsht sA2aSAsO;
packlnR and butchers. siASi2A
wIINlNGTON.
WILMINGTON. " ScpteSabo o-Turpeniins
arm a. fec. Resin firm; strained. and gooi
s'rairec 75c. Tar firm az ti.'l Crude tur9en-
lne firm; hard. ii.@, yclow-dip nnd virgin.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURE$
KEW YORK. Scptcmbcr 9.-Nc' reooipts. none
gross receipts d. isO bale-. Futures ,lo',1 alie'
s'lnssiO6s: October. fio sSaslo2i November.
~ pssi). December. t1MiBa9i. January.
~ g,siq 81. February. fQ93aslO: March. fihpA
tiO0s: Aprn. si0i2aSl@ia; May. lGlsai1s;
juno. slo9isti0ch
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fReportci Tor tho Dlspatch.l
SgFryuBPK a-Ssrket firm. No sales reported
today. Prime. li,c: extra prime. aa5kc; fancy,
g.: common. g aic. I. shcllei, 3a3Hc, SPANISH
2<c faetOrI hand-gcked. ba'kG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
THE wssrpTE II RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
mango - Thermometer Yesterday
Mean tomperaturc. ..........


NEw YORK. September q--The stock market
wa, a,tire iu spots tQ-dsy and Tho strength dis-
playei was ccn0scl 20 - few stOcs9. most ~
which we're what are known as specialtes. whilc
the general list WA rather quiet aud feverish-
Tho news Of tie day was ineGei % and not OF
character 10 have any marfod eject upon values
and the movements were more In con-oquencH
Of rumors and special buying movements than
OF any now developments In either direction.
bullish feeling Was still strong this morning ana
London WIS a heavy buyer ~ Louisville and
Nashville and Reading, but eoi ~ Paul. while
~. Paul was the chief support OF the Changers.
which were somewhat Affected by rumors OF
changes IN freight rates circulated on saturday
The opening was very active and strong WIN
the FIRST prices showing advances extending 20
= per cent, and ia the early dealings further
small fractional advances we're scored over the
general list Northern Pacincs developed new
life on the story that largo blocks OF siofk hed
boon transferred 70 ilerlin. where tho viii Do
listed, ard both kinda made material gnlns IN
tho firsi hour when. however, the highest prices
of the day were reached. Coat stocks were
quito weak. though Readng was we'll held.
Louisville and NAsaville soon became leading
active stocks, and its advance was most marked,
aud large aud persistent buying OF stocks msie
30 the most prominent IA the list. frce" began 10
settle away toward noon, but while the changes
IN the market from weak - strong we're sudden
AMI quick, Quotations IN al except leailpg nc
tive shares and 9pccalles which showed matke1
strength were confined, n rule % the am Arrest
fraciiou4 Toward the delivery hour realizing
many o. tho advances Of the forenoon werc
wiz III out, ari n1me st'cEs retired 10 q 8 lsie
below the irst prices Advances on speclaihcs,
hoy .ecr. wcro moro marked ~ mis- timo. AND
Manhattan. Denver. TcNa- snd Fort Worm,
Co., eftenoo~n. arf Cg7ndi9n P1r'ac were es'H1a
lys..at = torial of tao rlulDr' lnat llcrc IS
g. a an Increase. in A. Pau t.yi'a" - on pre-
ferreG, however. caused y sharp 500 DscS Tor lhat
stock and common -ympatnilNd closely. Inc
.l .. Hgfr sf.re cuI rl.l"~ n'1.r d i'.i-
cant changes from onsning nrices. TIE maj
changes lE Tho gHucrri ifst arr s.1 u ana ABOUT
e1s-.i ~ t.stced letwahA hlh3 and i"'5e-, uNt
wnfts -. p.ui rreferrei 80 down g. tnAU1-
nongt ru..- o, druuhitun :. snort hnc, Nani.o'S'
Louisville AMI Na.nvtle, sul Nicko Plate fr,ta
ur.I.,- f. .-.I .nr0ls pn.il. Z b. and Rem
yer Texas sad For. Worth IL. Total sales,
e. luU .Ifta.
ErcnnJ. Exchange ouiet sni sioaiv NJ tNha
4S,-. 'lou.y Casi ~ SEA- sub treasury oal-
anccs-Go'a. tl5htO.oO: currency, - .t7.oO'.
toIerufnelfs Il,l AMI steaI' for 30, per
centA r. ca. lat ~ coupons ia ex. lnL
state ponds dul and steady.
~. ,t... % - fO3f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

SEPTEMBER ., 1889.
soles . day wsro small I'll a-auui. 30 fac
tories. however. appear TO De- busy and prOprie-
torssro cheerful and report a good trado now
and ID better outlook for thc srturr. Tho Burley
r.arset Ues. ia 4. much al object u interest
with .hcm as our home products.
The warm weather SIN keeps away many o.
no I0yAe.o Iraln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
General Groncr aud the Au,i-Nahoneltes

Icrtti4l Telegram ~ AD' ~ l' '''
NorroLK. VA. September 9. General v.
ID. Grouor has gone % Washington To- con
fer with prominent Republicans. Of the
state in rsgarl 90 the approaching con-
ference Of the auti-lllhole clement. and
on his return il VIII poo made known here
what course the hoiter will pursue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
JOHN r. RYAN RENOMlNATED.
elton Of the Ioudoun Cunvcntion-Other
ficmS.



Special telegram 20 the Dis?at'hl
TRrsBunG, Va. September 9.-Ihe Conn
tv Dtmouatic Convention met and after
me usual prcliuiua-.cs nominated John +.
RYAN los reclamation tQr reelection 90 TIE
House of Delegates and unanimously
adopted the following resolution;
Rfso'~n}, That We cordially approve the
action of the Democratic Convention aud
most chcerfully support Is NOMINEES.
County Court convened hcrc to-day ~"
will continue throughout TINS and PROM
bly ID part of next week. there being I'D con-
urct!On with the regular routine Oh h1-l-
ness OF The court nine CRIMINAL cases ON
the docket.
Clinton Hatcher Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams held % regular meeting, a.lnlllliS
seven now mcmbor- and transacted other
business Of iuteres, ~ thc camp.
Democratic ROM ination in Wythc.
lSposaal telegram TO i1e Dispaeal
Wy-uryuIE. Va. September a-The
Democratic County Convention assembled
here TO-DAY. and there was large attend
ancc. DR.. IL. ". Sanders was made iHe
cboirrnan of the convention. Mr.. il. &.
Kent was nominated by Air. NJ. c. Stetry
and seconded hy Judge j. IL. FULTON ana
IIr. IL. y. Pendleton. lie was unanimously
nominated to renreseut this county. Mr..
Kent's speech accepting the nomination
was listened to with enthusiasm. for 1t =
generally conceded thai Dir. Kent Wal
mako a very strong canvass.
Dr. j. W. Baker Nominated in Louisa.
fCorrespondsncc o; The Ri-hmoai Di@Ia.chl
Louisa CoURTuousr Va. Sept. O. 1889.
Tho Democratic party. OF TINS county
held convention alO nominated 1T. >.
". Baker by reclamation for the House ~
Delegates. Il Is very strong ticket
Politics are warming up considerably and
much enthusiasm Is manifested by the
Democrats Of the county. Telling speeches
we're made bv Generals Lee and Fields.
Tn. anti Malone men are still kicking and
Will not be cOmforted. NJ
Democratic Candidate for Henry.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispst'1l
DANvuIE, VA. September 9.-The Demo
crnts of Henry county to-day nominated
II. =. Pace for the Legislature. He Is SAID
TO be o very strong candidate.
Hspubncan Nominee for Montgomery.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispstchl
CuRIsrrANspuRG. VA, September 9.-The
Republica County Convention was called
10 order at 1853 Z. Nj. by George ". VIII
son. county chairman. and on motion
Major j. Edgar Eskridgo was made chair
man and I. l.. Moore secretary OF the con-
vention.
Mr.. George W. Wilson was, ON motion,
nominated by acclamation with a rising
vote.
Mr.. Wilson is the present deputy County
Court clerk, and will make y very strong
canvass. he is considered the strongest
man in his party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
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