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Disciples Foreign Missionary Society.
by felrgraph 10 Tho Dispntch.l

LOUISVILLE. October 2i.-Ihe Foreign
Missionary Society IF tho Church of Christ
Disciplesl held tw1 sessions to-day. The
society resolved ON ample support of its
present missions in lndia. Japan, England,
1urkey, and Scandinavia and the reestab-
lishment Of new missions according to op-
portuulty.
Resolutions Were adopted respecting
missionary trginine-schools at home and
rall.ue for one great free-wili Offering each
wear Last night about $4,000 was raised
at single subscription. 4. ". Phillips. of
Pennsylvania, gave $4,000. Iowa's contri-
button 10 missions Is the largest in proper
ton 10 the number of members.
President Charles Louis loss. Of Lexng-
ton University. was to-day elected president
Of .a1v pcioty for the coming year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
KILLED inaGa.-nouse KxpIo,Ion.

IUI IVIF6tuIl % II0 HI-IltIIl'I
WATTEvuLE. ME., October 2i.-At 7
o'clock this morning the gas-h0usc OF the
Lockwood cotton-mills exploded throw
inc out the entire front and lifting the roof
from the building. which took fire and was
burned. Henry +. Washburn, aged thirty,
a workman in charge. persisted in the
flames. Several persons passing on the
Sidewalk narrowly escaped seriops injury.
The cause of the explosion IS unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
A Stowaway's story.

NV York, October 24.-An alleged stow
away on the steamer Brooklyn tells IA story
of the wreck. He said he hid III the coal
bunkers until the water drove him out.
He manned a boat with two men named
johnson and Olsen. When the steamer be
gan 10 sink his companions were swept
away. He drifted until the l4th instant,
and was picked up by the schooner Mary
Watson and landed at Locust Point, Nd.
The agents Of the Brooklyn are inclined to
heiisV "a the story
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

western white, Xszac. 40. nired. 6azr
Ss5.c. Hay dull: prime 70 ,;hoice nmosby. sisa
siabo. Provisions strong. Butter Easy creame'
~. G}s2so Eggs quiet; nearby, 3as2c vesf-
-rn, 2ic sugar dull: A soft nc. Fre'shts 70
BID. Cork. for orders. 50. Reccipts-fionr, ~.
10 barrels; what, sD.oO9 bushels; cora. 5kOo1
pusbels: oats, f.cso bushels: rye, 100 bushels
No shtpmenss. Salcs-Wbeef, os,Oo Dushcfs'
corn. sso. 900 bushels
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. October H.-The cash qnotnnons
we're: Flour steady and unchanged. No.
spring wheat sni No. red, 1-a5sfr. NO. 2corn.
p4c. No. oats isc. aess-port. uo %
fi06sH. Lard. g. 22s asa -. shor.-ribs. ttsOs
1915. shoulders, g. S5ast.5o. shori-clear, Sssh
t5.5A Wbizkoy, sl.02.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

ST. Ieufs. Octoie 2L-Fiour steady. Wheat
closed ~ below YESTERDAY: No red cash, &c.,
and nominal: December, nae Rsked: Nay.
s2',c. bid. Corn nominal: 10. cash, &c. asked;
May, 30, Oats duh nod weaker; No cash,
l7kc; May. q kc. Whiskey fi.02 Provisions
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50: longs and ribs,
Sa62E. Bacon lbox0d) Shoulders, s.: longs and
rihs. t6.i0asG l2S shori-ciear, s. SOatGA Hams,
All 25afl99s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

By Auglo.Americsn cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
MUNICH. October 2L-Ihe condition OF
NJ otto the insane King Of Bavaria. is
precarious. He Is unconscious and his
nhvsiciaus are able 10 administer nOur.sh-
- L.--- II ..--.--.L-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
cOURTeslEs TO THE BISHOPS.
Entertained at Dinner bv the Southern
Society Of New York.

4 New York special to the Baltimore SIN
dated "Wednesday soys: The southern bish-
ops who have been attending the General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church viii remember the closing days Of
the session with pleasure for the special
courtosies That have been accorded them.
Last night Colonel Hugh X. Garden, for
mcrly of North Carolina, gave reception
at hls residence, IL west Flfty-third street,
go his old friends, BishOp Thomas L. Dud-
icy. q Kentucky; Bishop George W. Pc
tarkiu, of Wet Virginia, and Bishop Al
fir Il McGill Randolph, Of Virginia. About
hundred of the clerical and lay deputies
90 the convention. especially those from
the South. attended.
Tonight the southern bishops were en-
tcrtalnCd az dinner az the beautiful home
of the Southern Society. on Iwcnty-ffth
street. boy the Executive Committee of that
organization. consisting of John &. Cal
hom. president; James II. Parker, vii
liam ]. ST. John, Evan Thomas, and Vii
lam j.. Trenholm, yice-prcsidents; 4.
Ashby Bcall, secretary; Walter l.. Me
Corklo. treasurer. and Mcssr5. W. G..
Crcn.haw. Charles 4. Daahon. W. w. tlana-
gan. George Rutlcdgc Gibson, Robert l..
Harrison, and James Swan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
FOREIGN ASFhlRS.
Illness of an Insane king-Austria ard
UaIy-Other items.

Italy-Other items.
rgy Anelo.Amerlcsn cable % tho Dispntrh.l
NrSrcu. October 2L-The condition Of
NJ. Otto. the insane King Of Bavaria, Is
precarious. He Is unconscious. ana MS
phyeicians are able 10 administer nOur.sh-
nent only at irregr lar intervals.
MANY SURPRISES II STORE FOR ITALY.
Pans. October 2l.-Thc Figaro publ she's
an account Of the interview said to nave
taken place between Che Emperor OF Aus
tria and Prince Licbensteln, IN the
course Of which the Emperor said that ~
Roulaurisn had been defeated IN France,
Austria no longer had reason 10 oppose the
country. The Prince thereup0n reminded
the Emperor of the treaty OF alliance be-
tween Austria and Italy. To this reminder
the Emperor replied that that alliance was
merely Temporary and that the future hdu
many surprises IN store.
TENANTS Defence LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, October pa large number OF
Nationqlsts met i'm this city to-day To cs-
tablish q Tenants Defence League. Coun-
ell and secretaries and trcasurers were ap-
poiuted all being men Of prominence IN
the party. 4 fund Of e. 900 was announced.
Arrangements were made Tor seven county
conventions.
A GLNER Al STRIKE FEARED.
BRrssrLs. October 2i.-it is feared that
there will be general strike OF miners
throughout Belgium Monday next.
NOTIFIED TO LEAVE.
BERLIN. October 2i.-The police have
notified Count Dillon to quit Dicuze,
Otherwise they win arrest him and eApel
him from Germany.
GLADSTONE ENDORSED.
Io.poN. October 24.-Lord Derby in n
speech at liverpool this evening endorsed
SIR. Gladstone's foreign policy. lie q, pre-,
Gated alliance and said that England had
no business 20 assist Germany IN keeping
the conquered provinces.
PERMANENT SOCIALIST BILL.
BERLIN. October 2i-Thr Ruudesrath has
adopted permanent Socialist bill This
measure relaxes the restrictions of the
present law. A majority Of the committee
appointed to hear objections consists OK
members of the Supreme Court ot justice.
The FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS. October 2l.-1he Chambers VIII
meet November 18th.
OFFICERS OF TnE ErICHsrAG.
BERLIN. October "a In the Reichstag
to-day Won Leyctzow was reelected presi-
dcnt. and Bull and Bombst first and second
vice presidents respectively.
rELEdBAMs Forbidden.
LoSpoS. October 2l.-The Porte has for
hidden the sending of cipher kilograms
from Crete. The CHRONICLES spondent
at ConstantinOple says that owing to tue
popular cutlery Che Court has ordered "a re-
consideration Of the decision IN the case OF
Moussa Bey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
A Large Journeymen Taiiors' Strike.
tItv fnIarrarh 10 thn nisnAIchI

CacAGo, October 24.-Between ESQ and
ZOO iourneymen tailors employed IN
twenty eight of the largest first-class tailor
inc houses in Chicago went out on q strike
this morning pursuant to decision reach
ed at q big meeting held last night in a
hall on north Clark street. The indiea-
tions are that the difficulty will not DO
soon adjusted. The dispute originated in
the tailoring establishment OF Matthews 4
90. The men were dissatisfied with their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Three Good subscriptions.
rpr t.larra.,h 10 thu Disuntrh-l

NEW York, October 2i.-The Worlds
Fair subscription-book bad scarcely been
oponed in the office Of Drexel, Morgan IL
co. to-day when three large subscriptions
were made. They were those OF Cornelius
Vanderbilt. 100000 personal subscrip-
tion); New York. Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, 100000. and
Wagner Palace-Car Company, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Death from Fever.

New YORK. October 2f.-An autopsy was
made on the body of William Bruins, d ga
loon passenger On the steamer Hondo who
died Yesterday morning on the steamer ;
arrival at quarantine. It showed conclu-
siyely that Bruins died Of yellow-fever.
The body will be incinerated at Swinburne-
Island crematory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Negro Colonies as an Experiment.

CITY or MRxlco uG GALVESTON, October
24.-Mr. Ellis, one OF the promoters OF the
negro colonization scheme, ~ here trying
10 excite interest in his plans. The Gov
ernment Will permit the establishment OF
one or two negro colonies on the coast as
an experiment. As the climate is very
sickly. however, 1t is probable that none
Of the colonis.s could live there more than
4tr1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Fire Ia = ships Hold.
en- - d.. - 81. o.. ft.. fllanaN..h

SAvANSAH, October 24.-f1re broke out
a, liza tonight In the forward hold of the
steamer Harrow Gate, loading for Reveal.
The fire will be confined to that compart;;
ment. but the extent of the damage. Will
not be known tonight. There are about
400 bales in the forward hold, all OF when
viii be wet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Switchmen Ask an Increase,


MEMPHIS. October 4.-The switchmep
on MI the roads entering Memphis have
petitioned several superintendent for an
increase Of wages from S2.l5 and S2.25 per
dav to $3.50. \ general strike Is threat
oned on Saturday If their demands are not
conceded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Pri1e-Figbt Near Charleston.
~. ,ot..,r.,,b a.. tho Disrat,.h

CHARLvsroN. s. C., October PA prize
fight for $500 between Bill layton, of
Charleston. and Jack Donovan. of New
York. took place to-day on Camp Island,
eighteen miles from this city. Layton
knocked Donovan out in the thirteenth
round. A large party accompanied the
fighters in tug boats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
A 100000 Fire.
Br telerraph . tne D.spstch.l

10y IeI0ETAVu 70 NV "'sVFFVl-I
CLEVELAND. o., October PA fire at
Port Clinton. o.. destroyed the planning
mill and undergrad of August Spies Il
Co. an elevator filled with grain, and a
coal warehouse owned by Couch n Co.. to-
gether with two dwellings, railroad-cars
docks, etc. Loss. 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
The Championship Bali.
Baptist Convention.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch
Asfxv1LLR, October 24.-The Western
North Carolina Baptist Convention u IN
session in this city large number of
delegates are in attendance. Much bust
ness Of Importance has been transacted. 1t
will adjourn tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Tomorrow is Registration-day.


by telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
EVANSVILLE. October 2i-The switch
mems strike in the Louisville and Nashville
wards hero is practically at an end. All
trains were in and out on time and several
extra froights were sent out. New switch
men are arriving on every incoming train
and some Of the old ones have applied for
their places and will doubtless 90 TO work
in the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Florida Phosphate Lands.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 2i;-The
Tyad1s1naa has information that the Dunel-
len Phosphate Company, OF FLORIDA, mas
sl 9OO. 600. The company will develop i3,-
coz. oOO acres OF new phosphate land in Flo
Iida,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
A. SAKS & CO.
fnr gs-Iti
lOcS-itI
MArcuEs. LEwELRY. sc.

EROM NOW UNTIL AFTER Ia
E CHRISTMAS NEW GOODS coming In ~ a
every other day. 1 carry only tue nnest ne<S
DIAMONDS, and my experience In that line eau
not be questioned, having been long engaged In
shipping diamonds 10 India 1873 no Idle boast
10 say have handled more diamonds han ell
the ieweIlers in Richmond put together. Goods
speak for themselves and the price sells them-
ID. BUCHANAN, Goidsmith,
oc g&it III east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October "A, 1854.

OFFERINGS.
WHgAr-Is29 bushels
COkS.-i.g00 bushels.
OATs. -. 19i bushels.
RYE-Bi9 bushels.
CLOVER sgED. -52 bushels
SAILS .zPo8rsD ID sI1agrARH.
WnEAr.-LongberrY itS bushels prime az 9Oc.:
40 bushels very good at S9c.: coo bushels god
on private terms; 80 bushels good &C &c. 800
bushels good st Sic. Mixed, "a bushels very
good AZ Sc. . 94s bushes good on private terms (;
n bushels good az &c.,: "a bushels fair az 80. I:
800 bushels common az 1jc. "a bushels common
AT 49, snortberry, i92 bushels very good at 30.
~ bushels good at SIC. 81 bushels fair at t4c.
Sc bushels fair a. Sc. 4 bushels common a.
nc: 1870 bushels c0mmon a. 10. Total sales VI
wheat, i.l22 bushels.
RYE bushels common az bc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. October 9L-BaltimOre aud Ohio
~ bid: Northern Central, II: Cincinnati,
Washington snd Baltimore ists, certificates, sOH
bid consolidated gas bonds, ll2h do. stock, A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

Weqlote: Flns. f15laEaTS. sapernns. s275s
t3.gs; extra sL5)As37j. family, SissLj) pa.ens
tomuY, country, fLGo1Sh21
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
A Festive Announcement.

A well-panted. four-sided sign in front
of q restaurant in Main street, Cambridge
port. informs passers-by that 1t supplies
families with salad, ice-cream. and CO.
nnottns.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Farmers Alliance Day.

ATLANTA, October A.-To-day was AL,
lance day at the Piedmont Exposition and
was the greatest the ExpositioD has ever
known. exceedina in attendance the dars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

that al the witnesses but the sewer fore
man and tho barber had been actively idcn-
tilted with organized effortsto aid the pro-
oerntion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
THE DEBT QUESTION.

Malone discussed the debt question at
1arge and advanced the same argument
which has already appeared from him IN
vour columns. lie said that Captain Me
Kinney's only allusion to the State debt
was that he didn't know anything about e,
and in this statement / concur with him.
he ssid. .,
Malone spoke about one hour and hall
and when lac closed his audience cheeTed
Justify. OF course. his speech llode mo
converts here. but On the contrary VIII M
spirc the Democracy to redouh!c th"ir dili-
cence 10 defeat this enemy of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

THE WsATrER ~ RIcHHoND YESTERDAY Was
cloudy 10 the forenoon, clear in the early after
noon, and cloudy In the evening.
Range OF Thermometer Ieatertfay:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

TtcpOfTrI TOT lIIT Uf7EhFI
OCTOBER aA-Markst quiet for old and firm
for new Prime axe; extra prime. sc; fancy
bSc. now dry. iNaiAc.; sheiled, Sa3sc;
factory hand picked, 6a7kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. October "a. 1888.
sNEs-SBCOND BOARD. 10000 Richmond and
first mortgage att
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER o. lsso
ARHfyED
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. msrvasnii's
and passengers.
SAILED.
steamer Ashland. Tunnili, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers. j. W. hcCafrics.
agent -. -,
schooner A. x r. Hooper. Niilet, New iofk.
railroad ties: vessel, Curtis Parker.
Brig Social, Francisco, Pelotas Hour.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. ocroBsS 81 iso
.ByTelsgrapn.I
AgEfysD
Steamship Roanoke. New YORK, and sailed Toe
New YORK. merchandise
SAILED.
Steamship Mascot Liverpool, merchandise
Steamship Henley, Liverpool. coaled.
Steamship Nj Edgecombs. Progreso, eoaisd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Tomorrow is RcgistratiOn-day.

Salvation Oil is speedy and permanent
cure for all pain. II extirpates the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
FACE TIE
FACTS!

LFit eUer 1Cns Oreyc0at
weuHey it nor. II ne
erer had q StOch from
1c1uch you can Da0ke an
easy selection It's this
season. S----and IRE an
nOtu1ce It as complete.
UUR within those limits youn Ind
en- line OF garments that are superior to
much that's higher priced. We per-
ID sonalIy made somo Of them-others
e.on we bough; Of reliable makers. and
every one We guarantee to be an
JOAIS. OyERCOAT youn be pleased with.
ORD These higher grades are not COM
parable with ready-maie garments
81 found elsewhere. The fabrics they
40 arc made Of belong to a nner class
than most cloihiers dare handle, but
'pJJ our patrons have expressed desire
co.TC for the nuest-AND HERE THEY
ARE.
CiDp Yes, they're Just as popular this
year as ever. Beside q line Of our
9lJ ogn creation you'll find particular
a Iy large assortment Of Eaglsh make
that WE IMPORTED DIRECT. Just
SIU see our sl5 Black Cheyiot Chumley.
COATS. Ir'a"''ann''' for the money
Then see the iur-lined and fur.trmmed coats
we carry, the bhSll5u DIlFlnb N'a1'' oiiu '"o
storm Coats. Why, gentlemen, it's q line with
out parallel in this country.
Comparison Is what Wo want-comparison Of
qualities and prfces-we are always gamers by
It, and 80 are you. Any garment that cannot
stand the closest scrutiny OF the expert We won't
have anything to DO with You come 20 us In
confidence aud we guarantee you perfect salts
! faction-that's the kind Of business We do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. October sf-Cotton quiet: ssies,
POS bales; uplands, l0Ac. Orleans, i0i.c; net
receipts, 81. i2B bales; exportsto Grea. Britain,
2s065 bales 10 France 5,550 bales; 70 the Cont
neni 1868 bales. stock, 522.sOo bales southern
-four dun Wheat unsettled; moderate bust
ness: No red, SIX as3c. Ia elevator; options
active and HaRc. lower weak local realizing;
No red 81 &c: November. SIG: May, es,sc.
Corn moderately active aud stronger, Hight Of
ferings; No. :. S94 a}lHc. In elevator; options
quiet and tsHi1c. up on early months; May &c.
lower. closing st0ady; october, 8hc.. NoToul-
bsr SJs.c. May. 4lhc. 0als stronger and In lair
demand options fairly sc,iye and irm: No
yenoer 2jssc. May, EAc. Hops quiet and
steady C0nee-Options closed barely steady
October and Novem Der, flf.9Ssfi5.0S; May, $lea
slii0 spot Rio steady. Sugar-kaw nominal; ;
fair refining, b.; refined stssdier and In fair
demand. MolAsses-Forclgn nominal, New Or
leans quiet Rice nrm AMI in fair demand. Pc
trOlauIu irm refined bore. 7.2oc. Cotton-seed
oil nrnl. Rosin firm and scarce: siraiped--cotn-
mon 70 good. il0s ssi.i2N. Turpenune nrm
aud quiet al s9a494c. Pork steady. Beef strong
and ia good demand- Beef hams active and
easy Tfercsd beef quiet Cut-mee;s steady
ana unchanged. Middies nrm. L,rt lower aud
quiet; western steam. $5.sS: city. $40; op-
iions-october. sd77k ssxed November, 80 50
Frelghts nrm; cotton, va. grain, Cd
BALTIMORE
BLLrIa0Rs. October ea-Fiour moderately 40
tive and steady. Wheat-southern nrm: FAM,
7saSic. Longberry. s6ahoc. wcstern stsedy. No
2 winter red. spot and October, 80 kseokc Cora
Southern nominal: western strong Oae hrm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

COTTON REPORT.
Market irm.
eU0rArIos1
MfDnLISg. i0Ac.
Low AfDDLIkd. 0fsc.
GoODORPtSAkT. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

NEw YORK. October MIXTURES closed
steady. Sales, $500 bales: October. tl0S3a
siQ5i: Noycm Der, s9g7ai99s; December. tayss
$40 Os; March, 80 O3asi0 10: April, sl0 i6aiioig
May $40 2gasi1 gs: June. 80 Hsli029; July.
{IO. 3iatI0s5; August go 39stlQfo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
BOSS BUNC0MBE.
MAHoNe'S GRAAD TOUR TO THE CITY
OF FREDERICKSBURG
And the Speech He Made Ihern-he rs i"i-
lowed by His Imported Friend
Burrows.
lenoc,nl tnlecrnm o N, pI.ps.eh.l

FRTDrnrcKsnrRe. October A.-General
Malone arrived here to-day at 7. NJ. on
special train of four coaches, winch were
crowded with his followers. many OF whom
were negroes from Richmond and other
points along the road He was accompa-
nice by Burrows. of Michigan a great
crowd Assem- bled NJ the depot, ,where u
delegation Of his followers met nun ana
seated him In a carriage adorned with iiags
and drawn by four horses. he was driven
TO the Exchange Hotel. where o throng
met him and cheered Justify. OF course
the crowd was composed OF his black CO.
horts.
At the Opera-House. which had been en-
ooged bv the MahOneites, about eight hun
bred people had assembled, largo MAORI
Is Of whom were negroes. n NUMBER OF
Democrats were present from CURIOSITY
The surrounding country furnished re-
spectacle quota OF the audience MiNnone
was escorted 10 the Opera-House IN car
riage headed bya band and when be came
upon TIE stage he WIS received with Wild
applause.
PRESENTED.
He was presented b. the audience by
John NJ. Griffin. the Mahoneite candidate
for the State Senate.
Malone opened his speech by referring
10 the great anxiety of the Democr4tlc
party about orr CIVILIZATION Delug "s-
turbed. He repeated the Old chestnut
about Major Daniel and The " best men OF
both races" He dwelt upon the majesty
of the purity Of the ballot, when some one
said. How about tissue ballotsI
Malone said what IS that hear about
tissue ballots? ?" After pause he con-
tinuod The man who says everused or
conspired 20 the use Of tissue ballots tells
an untruth.n
Tho audience cheored and voices were
heard. Put him OUT Hit 'em again,
Billy" I'VE know that the tissue ballot
was "A Democratic lie
Malone said YOU can hear from Demo-
cratic sources that We have the returning
board and the election machinery and Ma
hone and his gang will never rule Virginia.
He said the tariff was an important issue
in this canvass. but the Democratic cHndi-
date for Governor said that We nave no
more use for tariff than we have for heavy
hattalons. In the opening speech OF the
Democratic candidate for Governor he
failed TO allude To atimportant subject -
| the public schools HIo could eXpotlate
about the University. Military institute,
| Blacksburg, &c. bus not word IN COM
| mendati0n or advocacy OF public schools.
! I will say 10 YOU in confidence that l have
read his opening speech and the oniy
feature in il WAS that he (Nlckinney) wants
/ TO be Governor
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