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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-28
LOGAN and FILLMORE.
THEIR ORGANIZATION FORBIDDEN
BIT JUSTICE WEIR.
The Would. be Officials Restrained from
Organizing and QualifJlng-Ali the
Appointees Served with Copy-A
Disguised Lot Of Patriots.

Disguised Lot Of Patriots.
The citizens appointed as officials
of the pretended new county of Lo.
gan left Bellevue at O'Clock last
evening, on a hand car operated by a
station boss for ShOshone. They
made the run in four hours and Is
minutes and were almost frozen to
death when they reached Shoshone.
There they were met by Deputy
Sheriff McPhee, who served upon
each and all of them, individually and
collectively, an injunction restrain-
ing them from acting in an official
capacity. Mr.. HALEY hung his head,
and said not word. Yves. George
laughed as if he enjoyed the thing.
Jack Campbell swore little, and
took the train for Boise. II. 7.
Smith said he had refused the ap-
pointment of Commissioner, and
would not have acted any way. Mr.
Wilton was not there.
There were eight would.be officials
who went down from Bellevue last
night. Having heard that restrain
ing order was applied for they want
ed to organize before it could b
served upon them. But-Halle,
"got thar; in fact, was on the grount
before them, waiting for them to pu
in AZ appearance. District Attornc,
Waters, Of HALEY, was also there, OF
his way to Boise.
Parties who came up from Sho
shone to-day say that the disappoint
ed patriots we're aboard, and tn
. bluest lot Of men they ever saw
Some of them even went so far as t
state it as their opinion that "the j
was up"
THE COMPLAINT.
The order served by Deputy She'
,, if McPhee alleges
Frstly-Thar the Board Of Count
Commissioners of Alturas count.
$ acting as such, authorizes and orde
the bringing and prosecuting OF tn
action for and in behalf of and
the name of Alsuras county; an
have employed to conduct the sam
e with the District Attorney, Arth'
Brown, Lyttleton Price, S. b. King
bury and Texas Angel, and dire
> that this suit be conducted by thel
as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Secondly.-That the Fifteenth Sc
sion of the Legislative Assembly
o Idaho terminated by Limitation I
time prescribed by law at II o'clo'
e midnight Of the eth day OF Fehrua'
" 1889, and that after that hour I
3 Speaker of the House of Represen.
II tives of Idaho, acting as such, a
a tually adjourned and declared a
Is iourned the said House of Represe
IS tatives and that the President of t
a Council of the said Legislative A
sembly and Of said session, after t
~ said hour of midnight, announced
70 said expiration OF time so limited
ar such session anu did adjourn and {
a. a. clare adjourned the said Council 81
~ die.
IT, Thirdly.-That afterward, and
10 the 9th day OF February, 1889, cert
''s persons claiming to act as the
said bodies OF the Legislative Asse
~ bly, Of Idaho Territory pretended
no pass a certain bill and act which s
IT, pretended bill and act was therea'
ne sent to the Governor Of Idaho I
S'o was antedated to the seventh day
February, 1889; that the said CO.
nor wrote upon the said bill in VIC
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-28


That said Governor did not write
upon said bill the date when the
same was sent in to him for his ap-
proval; but that it was in truth and in
fact sent to him for his approval Feb
ruary 8, 1889. and not before. That
said pretended act and law is null
and void and never became law.
That said pretended act is not signed
by the President of the Council nor
by the Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives of said legislative body
Fourthly.-That the Governor has
appointed said defendants as the
county officers Of said Logan county,
and has appointed each of them te
the respective Office as herein SCI
forth.
Tifthly.-ThSt the provisions o
said pretended law are unjust and in
furious, and calculated to injure ant
distress large part Of the people o
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-28

az have used two bottles Of your fainsb
Celery Compound. and Il has given entire at.
isractlon az an appetizer and blood pur101r.w
7. L. BERNaR, WATERFOWL, Dakota
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
ToANo. Va. October


ttANtt ' fss w tViiNt IL 4'Hi's
TO the Elfor Of me Dispatch:
A question that carries the answer with
it for every Democrat While the rain was
pouring down on yesterday a colorcd Re
publican Of IoanO said ID looked as If the
Lord was against them (ther had arranged
to have a big meeting at keclton, with Mr.
Lurty to speak). hope the Lord is against
them. for ii Malone with his 130,0 900 hungry
negroes (and nearly all want oflice), to say
nothing of the 10000 whites. get In power
nv opinion is at the end of four years they
will make an end of the State and the gov
ornmcnt, too. We have already forctaste
of negro domination-a negro treasurer
with white deputy. some negro magis-
trates. and in my district negro ovcrseer
Of the road, and a white Republican con-
stable going around with bills for 9} cents
against white Democrats 10 collect or war
rant on for refusing to work under him.
Elect Malone and this thing Will be may
nifcd a thousandfold. J..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

IEYN WEIsi0sE, Freight an1 Passenger Agsnl
NLD DOMINION STEAM I4.rA
~ SHIP COMPANY NFN.

NLD DOMINION STEAM T4.re.
~ SHIP COMPANY KFN-
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
hOu. UB,Ur5 sailing time.
steamers leave Now YORK FOR klchmont
EVERY WEDNESDAY ami cAIl RDAt q. T.
~. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY NQRNiNGA
Passenger Accommodations unsurpAssel
Cabin faro n Now YORK ris Jamcs-riFer
route dnclUding meas aud beriil..,....-F D
Round-trip uc.ets. limited 70 lLlrty GAYS
after date OF issue. .........-----...- "a "
Storage with Subsistence. -...........-. elJ
Steerace, without Subsistence. .......-.-... ~
Csolu fare Cig Chesapeake and OHIO ruiz
Cabin fare vis Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad ....s.t $500 AZ -
I1csets can % obtained az 4. ". Geroer's, !OJ
Main street. Chesapeake and ONO aud iticn-
ulcud and Petersburg depots, aud 81 conpanys
oriceA 1891 Nsln street, aal wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and Ia O1gh bills ~ aiding
Issued for points beyond Sew YORK
Freight received daily until b. r. Il.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, Thu ksDAl ,. and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake and OHIO raii-
way luta Newport News az SD A. a. and
by Richmond ana Petersburg railroad sam,
daysl a $50 A. NJ, wall MAKE connection az
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those iaYa
GEORGE W. ALLEN z Co, Agents,
No 1901 Msin street. AMI
ami COmD.nys Snarg koc.e.sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
THE CAMPAIGN.
HOW IT rs PROGRESSING IN SOUTH
WEST VIRGINIA.
e1ournov Makes y Splendid impression NJ
BRISTOL Goodson--The People
Aroused.
tc0rrs,nOnannon q the Rlchmond plspaleh.l
TV-OTT
Rnrsrn1 -GoonsoN. October a. 1899.

RnrsroI GoopsoN, October "a, 1899
Jndge "A. W. Flournoy was advertised TO
speak last night 20 the Mckinney Demo.
cratic Club of Goodson. MIR. Byrd, Of
Winchester. Va, was also desired TO adj
dress the club The hahoncltes asked
division Of time and put up as their cham
piOns Mr. Harvey Hamilton, OF Mashing.:
Goods0n. Paul spoke half an hour. Mr..
Byrd repled in half-hour's speech in an
able and spirited manner, and pat IN some
heavy hcks for Mckinney and the Demo
cratic ticket MIR. Hamilton spoke for an
honr in a rambling. discounted manner. IL
WIS hard 70 tell from what he said Just exact
Nv what position he occupied. lie set out ny
saving that he was rs good @ Democrat
rs any man in the house which reminded
us of Mah6no's assertion when Senator
Hill smoked him ont of his Bepuhhcan
hole in the Scnatc-that he was a better
Democrat than Ben Hi. The truth IS
take his hours talk and II would be
difficult thing TO say
"Whether the snake that made the tra'k
Mas going forth OF coming back
INDIE Flournov followed in an hours
sDccch. and II any poor mortal son had all
the hide taken OF 10 was air H. II. ia'n-
slton, and he might well eNciain. Save
me from my friends those lndlscreet
friends who pitted him against tloufh9y'
The Democrats were proud OF thclr
champion and the very able and powerful
aYraignmont OF Malone. lie showed the
little boss MP IN his true colors and urged
upon the voters the very great Importance
OF organizing md working until sunset OF
the 5;b November, 80 rs 10 be certain 10
defeat Malone by such q majority as that
he will never trouble the people of Viz
ginia again. Judge Flournoy vii speak IN
several counties IN the Ninth district and
there is no doubt but that his speaking
will DO great good in arousing the voters
to q sense If the great Importance OF hard
and persistent work till the victory is won.
BORDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

are turned away at every meeting. All the
available space in the warehouse-yard
where his voice reaches il also occupied.
He viii hold one service for the colored
ncople tomorrow afternoon. and M they
have had no opportunity TO hear him yet
il IL thought his audience will beimmenso.
The eolored people seem 20 be as much
stirred up over Jones as the whites.
NATuRAL-oAs.
n Is reported here to-day that vein of
natnral-gas hns been discovered some
where on the New river in the river-bed.
and that the Radford Land Company has
taken an option on 1900 acres OF land ad-
jaccnt thereto.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
The Democrats gave barbecue at Mas
sizes Mills YESTERDAY, and had great rally.
A gentleman Just from The Southwest
saws that the people in all OF the counties
are much enthuscd, and the Democrats are
more thoroughly aroused and organized
than he has ever seen them, and he pre-
diets the largest vote in the history OF tho
state.
News from Independence, Grayson cOun-
", to-day is 10 the effect that Cyclone"
Marshall divided time there with j. l..
Gleavcs. OF Wythcvillc. Tuesday, and gave
him such skinuing as he never had be-
fore. At times the Democrats became so
enthuscd that Marshall had TO beg them TO
stop the applause and let him speak. He
said Malone had run one railroad into one
Of his trousers pockets. and If elected he
would run the State debt into the other.
The arOusement in the county IS unparal-
lclcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

CtUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC.-WANT-
y Ed. everybody to know that sm paying tho
highest cash price for PRIME SUNAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot I'm Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed,
WARNER MOORE.
ShOcsOC Mills
LIME CEMENT and PLASTER. Sc -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
IT WAS FlENDlSH.
The Act Of "a Negro in North Carolina.
lspecinl telegram 10 the Dlspatchl

RALEIGH, n. c.. October 2j.-In Martin
county three small white children were
playing IN the road in front of the resi-
dcncc of Hardy Brown, their grandfather.
A negro man passed and without provoca-
ton seized three-ycar-old child by the
throat, severely choking it and struck it in
the face with his fist. The aged GRANDPA
theT rushed 10 the rescue and the negro re-
leased the child and attacked the GRANDPA
Their with rail. The father of the child
came upon the scene and the negro struck
him with the rail on the side of the face,
literally tearing away the cheek and expo
sing the jaw-teeth. The negro was arrested
hy Sim Burnett, justice of the peace, with a
p0SSt after desperate resistance and
lodged IN WILLIAMSON jail. The negro at
first seemed 10 be under the influence of
liquor, Int appeared perfectly sober at the
time OF arrest. Though there is such ter
Tible provocation no desperate resort was
taken toy the citizens and the law viii be
resorted TO TO punish the negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
REALTIE AND BEAUTY.

Swift Specific his cured my little niece Of
white swelling Of the wor,t type. More than
twenty pieces Of hon came OFT Of her les SIC
was not al BE- TO wax Tor eight months, and was
on clutches yea. The doctors advised ampu-
taiion, but ! refused, and put her on s. :. $.
She il nov as wei and playful a. any child.
Mrs. ANNIE GEEsLING Columbus. Ga.
Troatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
To-day is Registration-day.
ALEXANDRIA JOTTINGS.
Democratic Observation-Disclosures Re
publiCans-Atte Assault.
rVueciaI felecram 70 the Disuatchl


Especial teieersm 10 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRA, Va, October pa Demo-
cratic meeting was held last night m
Carnes schoOl-hcu,e. in Alexandria county,
and was addressed by Hon Frank Hume.
James r. Clements, c. b. Graham, Dr., aud
Howard H. Young.
Tho Democrats Of all three Of the county
districts will hold "a meeting at Walker
school-house tomorrow night TO forward
the Democratic cause.
II is understood that q number of Re
publicans Of this section Of the State Will
unite with Hon. Lewis Mckenzie and other
AlcXendrians in voting an independent
Republican ticket. with John +. Lewis. Of
Rockingham. for Governor; Park Agnew,
Of Alexandria. for Northumberland /;
and G. A. Heermans, Of Montgomery, for
Attorney-GcnCral
A negro attempted TO assault young
white lady in the southwestern section OF
the city last night She was returning
home from neighbours when the man
seized her. Her screams brought assist
ance. but the miscroant got away. Several
cases OF like nature have occurred here
lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
stirring Democratic Speeches.

I00N'IHT leT0Efam " IIc DI7pAICUI
LEXINGTON. Va, October 2j.--Ilon. II.
Walton Moore. State senator from Fairfax
county. and Hon. Niles NJ. Martin. Of Char
lotte county. addressed "a large gathering
of Democratic voters well sprnkled with
Republicans here tonight, and both made
stirring speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

WANTED, LADIES TO KNOW
w that NINE. Madison. o. the FCLEC TIC
SCHOOL AND DRESS MAKING ACADEMY OF
Baltimore, has opened branch Office a. so. ll9
Cast Broad street. whore they cGu learn her ar,
OF Dress Cutting by using the iaor-slunre only
Pa terms cut 20 order. ri guaranteed. send
for circular o. l3-2Wi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

BY. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioncers,
tii3 east Main street.


SPECTAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
- or HOUSE AND LOT ON 81. JAMES
STREET NEAR HILL STREET AND OF A VA
CANT LOT ADJACENT THERET0.-By virtue
OF adecrce OF the Chanccry Court Of the city Of
Richmond, entered October 10, 1873, IN tho cause
OF Moore 70 Hobinson's administrator and dfs,
the undersigned, special com missioners thereby
appointed, will offer TOR sale at public auction,
upon tho promises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1889. At 40 P. ",
First. All that CERTAIN lot, PIECE, OR
PARCEL or LAND, with all the Improvements
thereon. beginning at a point twenty-five feet
eight Inches south OF tho Intersection 81 the west
nno OF ST James street with he south limo u
Dill street. thence extending soutnH8rdfy along
tho said west line 81 ~ James street and 'front.'
ing thereon forty.seven feet four inches, thence
extending back ig3 feet, more or less, aud having
width In the rear Of tSenty feei more or lese.
Second. All that CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL
OF LAND adjoining ana Immediately south Or
the above-doscrioed property, fronting on mo
west line 81 II. James street f0rty-two teet and
running back i23 feet and having With IA
rear OF iorty-two feet, moro or loss
TERMS or SALE: One fourth Of the purchase
money In cash and the balance IN three equal
instruments At six, twelve. and eighteen months,
with interest added at per cent per annum
from tho day OF sale, evidenced oy the ncgOiia-
HE notes Of the purchasers, and the titles % DO
retained until tho purchase.Inoney Is paid IN
iull and a conveyance ordered by the Court
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
y. n. NASH.
JAMES LYONS.
Special Commissioners.
MOORE &C, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST k0rINs0Ns
ADMINISTRATION AND Ais. DgFFSDASrs-iS
TIE CHASCERY COUgr OF THE cry or RICH
MoND.
7. Charles ". GOdin. clsTk 81 said court, GER
thy that the bond required o. tho specisi com
missioucrs by the decree ia aid cause % OciO-
Der 20, 1889. has hecn duly given.
Given under my hand thi. 23d day N Oclo-
Der, 1889. CHARLES W. GODDlS.
Oc2i Clork
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

spite the bad weather there was large at
tendance. s. g. Alexander. vice president
oft the National Farmers Alliance, deliver
cd the annual address upon the objects and
aims Of the alliance.
Evangelis; Fife has closed IA great re-
yival nj Reidsyille, and next Sunday be-
Gins one at Washington.
Evangelist Pearson closed large revival
az larbaro last night, and came here this
afternoon.
The gin-housc and contents in Edge
comho county owned 10y Mrs. +. Crowell
were burned last night. The loss was
$1,000. and the insurance ii, 800.
Attorney-General Davidson has been
summoned 10 Alexanders. in BuncOmbe
county, by news of the fatal illness of the
venerable Colonel Alexander, his father-in-
law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

" TED, TENANTS j o r
w second ana third floors. Beth-hot and
cold water. suited Ter housekeeping. 500 cast
Gra.n strnet ~ .L-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
HILL CITY BUDGET.
A Number of Items Gathered by the Dis
patch Correspondent.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch


LYxcHBuRo, Va, October 25.-Several
daring robberies have been reported du-
ring the last several days end last night
thieves entered the residence Of l.. Lazarus
and went through the premises, securing
fifty dollars in money besides other pro-
perry.
Miss Page Holiday. OF lampden-Sidney,
left here last night for lokohoma, Japan,
% enter the mission field.
The officials Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad passed through here to-day on AN
annual tour Of inspection. The party con-
sisted of j. II. Sands, general manager Of
the road: Colonel Frank Huger, superln-
tendeut Of transportation; j. J. Osborne,
u. l.. Dubarry, }. .. Cassell, and J. A.
Hardy. division superintendent Diyi-
sion-Engineers Bruno, Mitchell and Mil
Ter and Supervisor Dawson. A handsome
prize is offered 10 the section-mGsfer who
las the best section on the road.
SAM JONES.
Although the warehouse where Sam
Jones holds his services has seating ca
pacity Of 4.S00. at least Thousand persons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
hMrllA AROUSED.
Meade Haskins and HoCo Tyler on the
Stump-An Incident.

rr0rros UUusU Drc OF no ltlNAiuohl ilSpAN'iHl
Awv1rA CornrH0Usr. oct. =. 1889.
Az an carly hour the Soo' p'op' peIau
- assemble and every portion "i W, Cl'u-
81 VIZ, repre.euted. ~ II o. .l',A 'iin n'.9'
crowd ass embed ia IAr d zen wa ,lDuTr'
which tad been ~ptciiiN A'l'u up l"I THO
occasion. ,......
Dir. ID. g.. ~'"Inai.' ''li'' '''.'' '''''
called ta' Poo ,u- i' oI-.I .u" i'Y ,iI
and approx ntt Wyi .-. aA. i"', .el ''
tho frHt speaker Mr.. stephen j. f"IIAI,
district chairman. Tor more iA'h ii"l
ga h.Ur le carDt,eI i.e p.' nlr' ana i.ls
speech wss iui "' sound 3na 90. lnl2 p3lh'5'
eNce.',utly expressed nn1 well d'lN'i'A'
end wcrDr.e, .Fod W'innA tFl' h''tp ;""-e
from OFT who heard n.iH. ne received coz
dial 0Hrrat uiaI. a. r,..,
Next c.n' '-r. N i' iiA "lh-' OBJ I..'nrc
mono. hr EHs r'ro'rd with ROUNDS oil
applause. Nl H'-hIn- mss hDrh 50 long
identified With our people that thCy wore
mot taken B., surprise 1t Dig splendid and
Yelling effort. +,..i- E.-s.us is tower
of strength. There are trW mon uor'
gifted in popular speaking. Warm. ear
ns,t. logical and iucl-ivr Do carries confIc-
tloutoan who hear him. ili~ address to-
I4y WAS lu leaDiu. with his former
,l.n4ar.rr... Hr reviewed with "a mas
Ter band au the i-uas of the day.
lI.left nothing uu-ail that ought to have
1.. ...f al. .17r... fo the coIYrnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
EDUCATIONAL.

THE SHAKESPEARE CLASS, CON-
Il QUOTED by Mis- MARIA BLAIR. viii DO re-
opened WEDNESDAY. November 9th, No 30i
east Main, Of 4:0 O'Clock. oc 35&Noe2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
AUCTION saLEs-Fusur. nays.
BY Manning G. staples e Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. ii0tk Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BUILDING LOTS ON TIE NORTH ~ ~. ~
or BROOKLAND STREET NEAR TIE LIMITS
or RICHMOND CITY.--By virtue OF certain
deed Of trust dated October 90. 1888, recorded IN
Deed Book 1916 a, page i5s. in Henrico County
Court. default having been made TO 'bo payment
OF tho debt therein secured. and being requested
so 10 do, We will sell 20 the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1899,
NJ r. NJ. all that certain LOT OF LAND, mont
ing 2ls feet the north line OF Brookland street,
In Dlnneen's plan OF Clay's land, and running
back TO nm alley 100 feet.
Tue number OF improvements recently erected
In this locality should recommend this land TO
investors.
Terms: Remarkably easy, and made known
at sale. r. Z. LAKEWOOD,
NJ. l.. SPOTSWOOD,
Trustees.
MANNING c. STAPLES s CO., Auetioneers.
oc2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
LEAVENING POWER
or the various Baking Powders
illustrated by actual tests,
R0YALPur)t

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S"hf'n 'n'un' i0"ue'''
DAVIS. and O. X (Alum) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-
PIONEER (San Franeisco). ..-.. .nsSa niilI-11,la
e-.n rxxr-r---,-,-.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
ON THE DAN.
HOW THE coLoRED PREACHER RE-
PAYS DEMOCRATIC LIBERALITY.
The Tobacco Market lscharged-inti
dalton by Revenue Officers In
Favor Of Malone.
rsnnclnl telegram to tho pIspatsh.l

DANvnI.F. VA, October 25.-Rev. George
Emerson, one Of the colored preachers
who signed the appeal to the, colored peeo-
ole 10 vote for Malone "a published IN to-
days Dispatch, was formerly pastor OF
Iinn-Street African Methodist Episcopal
church. this city. While here his church
was largely in debt and he appealed TO the
white Democrats to aid in paying on the
church debt. These Democrats respond
ed to the call. and but for their cOntribu-
tions Jimerson's church would have been
sold under the auctioneer's hammer. Dem
ocrats here are getting very tired of aiding
these colored preachers who convert their
churches into political machines to aid
Malone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

Gum. aged seven years. got his hair
caught ia 70 sugar-canc mIll. His head was
pulled into The cocs and be was crushed to
death. j, D. the second fatal accident of
this kind i'm ten days.
Mrs. Phillips. of Rattleboro'. aged
EIGHTY. fen dead az the residence of her
SON, s. j. Pool. at Durham, last evening.
The Colored State Fair here closed to-
day. II was not financial success, owing
10 the bad weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

holladhy In the Chaucery Court OF tho
-, 20, a. Z city Of Richmond, Va