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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03


er. LSrn, April 2-fiour nrm aud un-
changed. Wheat unsettled, but closed nrm;
No. 2rof cash, sskc. May. NAa771sc. bid: July.
741aS5tc.; August. 7bac Corn hishef No
2 nizsd, cash. s7c.; May. Gxei June, Eye;
Whisky, sl.02 Provisions, demand moderate
at unchanged prices very little done.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April a--Eiour steady. Wheel
easier: No. rod, 7aas0kc. Corn IN fair demand
and nrm; No mixed, s2ass.c. Oats arm; No
quiet AZ g. Bulk-meA,s srmer; shortrtos,
sA2sasas1 Bacon stsady; short-elesr. tki3ka
s6.io wbiskey steady az Sl.o2. Hogs lower;
common aud nghs SA$lo; packing and butch
ers. sAicas4a
WILMINGTON, " c.. April 2-rurpcnt1ns uomt
nal Rosln arm; sirsined, si.is; good srsIned.
sl@. Tar arm at si-Sd Crude surpsnstns
nrm hard, i.so; yeilow-dip AMI virgin seA
NEW YORK COTTON hAHKEr.
NEW Yoax. April a--costoa steady; saiss
to-day, sl7 bsiss; uplsnds, II 7.lec. o.
leans, Il Lille. net receipts. I'm ps'ss'
NEW YORK COTTON vUruRUA
NEW YolK April a--cottoa-Nss recsipeA
css nales: gross receipts. l.scs eeieA tataree
closed quiet and steady. Sales 400 bsies;
April, slLaissiis; Nay ~, r.xs:s,lAA Jsss
siisossiiD: September, Si09sasidn: 0cio.
Der, SIossasie.S; November. tiasSsti98: y.
csmbsr. Sid ssSias7: January, so sSaSiaA
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for tho DfspsscAI
Apxu a-Narkss rru. Best grades sdyancina
Prime, DC; extra prime. SIC fancy. ekc; co.,
mca. Base; aheiled. Sks3ka, fAcepTy han1r
picked. ss1 &c. the supply 81 eonsk ~ Saneos
inond county n exhausted. ed thsse 80 oea9oe.
| " peanuts enough v W eoun1y ~ on0(1o3
Ieare seed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
The fredericksburg Bridge Case.
fSpaciaI tale grnrn 10 the DisDatch.J

FnrDvRrcKsrUEa, April 2.-To-night. for
the third time this week, on unsuccessful
attempt was made to get the boiling mem
bers OF the Council on the bridge question
10 meet and settle the matter, which IS
beng freely discussed, and in some in
stances personal feelings run quite high.
The same six were present tonight As OF!
the other two occasions. 1t was Iumored
this evening on the street that the oolters,
would not meet until after the muhlclpa!l
election next month. If this is the case IT
is more than probable that the boilers
side will win. In any event the election
will be hotly contested, and your CORE
spondent learns that organizations are al
ready being formed for the fray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReported for the Dispatch.

lHeported Tor tue DlSphtch.i
APRIL 2, 1890
Auction offerings on Change to-day 30 pack
ages, and taken in; highest price, sil.1o; low
eat. 6Oc. ; average, $685. offerings ali darks.
Iuternal-reyenue collections; Cigars and
cigarettes, 56g096; tobacco, O66o-total col
lections. sl0.lT5a
Private sales reported to-day: Filters. Il;
smokers, II; Wrappers, %; dsrks. 22-totAl, 70
hogsheads.
stock decrease Is rather smaller than ex-
pected. receipts are more liberal, owing 70 good
seasons lately, and the earliness OF the general
crou delivery ordinarily not 30 full until May or
June.
The plug. smoking, and choroot factories re-
port a dull business lately. due % western foods
A few are accumulsting stock, expecting ~
early revival Of business after subsistence OF the
waters Factories in other parts Of tho state arc
,,poilarly affected. Tho leaf market Is also
suieter for the same reasons, snd o TOW buyers
are taxing advantage Of tho lulL.
STATEMENT SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DEILyE.
RrEs OF LEAF TOBACCO IN CITY or RICH
xoNp DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN OCTOBER
/. 1889, AND MARCH 81, 1880, AND STOCK ON
HAND MARCH 81. 1890:
RscEIPra prLrvsxIss
Tea q Tcs. Il
Period. hnuA DIS. nnea D4s.
Five months end
ing February IS .. ,.
iSn............. ..e'of A"oe A't'ss S,o~o
| Month Of March, 49,.
lS3l...........'...@,of "~s hV' as
-
Total six months
| ending March 81, -
1900. ...li,l9o x.oo6 ib,i8 M
! Total six months
ending March 81,
STOCK on HAND.
Inspected. Unin'p'ssd. Total stock
| Tea 8 Tea 3 Tea
Period. Hhds Bxs Hhda Bxa HhdA Bxs
March 81.
| 1890. ....... A,ud ool t,b8 " lSsOu Cl
$50. -. 'ls,Mo Sn ass 20 is,Ui i.o4,
March 81,
4 lhtf...... soao 1,tu3 tfooo ~ IQvo0 ~
March u,
4 1s-o.. ..losaol ls3lo AMI l8 Ns48 La
l Decrease in stock " karch........ 10 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Washington Races.


WASHINGTON, April Ascend day Of the
Washington Jockey Club spring meeting:
First race-purse $500. divided, formaid-
en- three year-olds and upward, SIX fur
longs-Parthian won; San Jose second,
Gypsy King third. Time. 1:l9sl.
Second race-purse 5000, divided, for
three-year-olds. 6 iurlongs-Pall Mall won :;
Little Ella second, Faustina third. Time,
1:lS34.
Third race--purso 500. divided, for
FLIES two years old, half mile-hittie T..
won; Helen Wallack second, Marguerite
third. Time, 5l4 seconds.
Fourth race-handicap, purse 500, d.
vided. for three-year olds and upward.
one milo and furlong-Prather won +;
Frank Ward second, Iceberg third. Time,
Fifth race-purse $500, divided, for three
vear-olds and upward. selling race. one
mile-MGnhottan won; Carrie q. second,
Not Guilty third. Time, 1:4S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Would Have Kicked Him Out.

I9NcrnurG. April 2.-Fiye ladies from
some point in New England, who have
been travelling in the South, passed
through here to-day. Upon the train
stopping for dinner tho colored man-ser-
want who was in attendance on the party
wanted to ait at the table with the whites;
bnt the colored porter stopped HIM and
told him this would not be allowed. The
servant then appealed TO the northern
ladies, who called the proprietor OF the
house, and stated that their servant had
been insulted by not allowing him to get
his dinner as Others had. The proprietor
informed themfhat he would not allow a
colored man to sit with whites, and
threatened to kick the negro out OF the
house if any further fuss was made over
the matter. That settled 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Louisville Recovering.

,o,,svurv. Aprll 2-BuildiDg-lnspector y .
49,, - has condemned about thirty buildings
sIoce yo.eriay mOrniog. The owners readily lii!
accepted McDonald's views az 20 tn9 IN oinio5
Of walls, aud no had 20 soonoi s''oN -'
than they began tearing down ,.,, ,oan "a.
MANY permits for new buildings have Deen en-, -,
sneS1 and the new buildings promise TO DO NUN
more substantial than those desuoyeu, "a a. 10,
s.rin,tons continue 20 come In literally, ana lo'
80 al 10 "a. added 70 the Board OF 1rade
una IL "a now believed that The danger o. 9
,tn,sr- famine has passed Mayor Jacobs today
,ssned proclamation appointing Friday mex, "a, a.
= 6av Of iaafine and humiliation In view Oh the
ans o., a. ~ ne t,rnado Voluntary subscrip-
',ons Nill be thankfully received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
MARKET REPORTS,

Daily Reports from Both Boards-cotton'
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03

PARIS, April 2-Dom Pedro. ex-Gmperor OF
BraZil has refused to accept the proceeds VI tho
forced sale of his Brazilian property, ordered BY
TIE Provisional Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
AVIscOUNT ORGAN-GRlNOeR.
yIscount Hinton Turns the Crank "hile
His IYIfe Passes the Hat.


ATon5on cablerram of April 1st says:
A scene occurred IN the Strand during the
afternoon. Viscouut Hinton, the son and
heir of Earl Paulett, who has made HIM
self notorious by playing the part of clown
in pantomimes, and who has also under
gone Imprisonment for robbery, was grind GRIND
ing an organ. accompanied By. his VIE
An MISUNDERSTANDING gentleman APP
preached them and endeavored 70 persuade
the cratic Vlscount 20 desist, offering nm
a clerkship on the Stock Exchange;
The offer was loudly Declined IN tno
nreseuce of some five hundred people.
hinton then became very excited and
swore that he would never alter his course
of life until his father dies.
During this exhibition Lady Hinton took
around the hat to collect cOppcrs, and the
good-natureI gentleman retrcated amid
the jcers of the crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Wreck of n Freight-Tbe Injured.

WHEELING, w. Va, April "A freight
train on the Shenandoah Valley railroad
was wrecked near Martinsburg to-day by
jumping the track. The engine ran into
an embankInent and n dozen cars piled up
over it. A. NJ. Wickery. the fireman, had
an arm broken, foot mashed. and was ter
ribly bruised about the head. Thomas
Lightcap, the engineer. was crushed about
the head and viii die. Albert johnson
had an arm broken and was otherwise
severely hurt. Tho freight loss is very
Ieorr,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
The Erlanger purchase.
..,o,.graph "a me DisDatcn.i

c,sc,ssArI. o., April 2--Reierrlns to the an
',i,nement mat tho East Tennessee, Niigi na
n0s georgia railroad had purchased ,ot S9,oJy-
Soo me Erianger system, comprising ue elnr
Wv Wv, So,,nern and Alabama and Great ooutnero'
nsu Souu.sst,sL y Gazette Gays: "1nie announce
tno ~ e,Toneous 10 80 far II speaks OF sny-
men. ,,,,inc line Cincinnati Southern railway;
Il Il leased % the cineinns New VIts" p,a 1H Of
Texas Pacific compsny wh srar ss' are held in
yS v1s,,y0h Nv syndicate headed by Baron Erian,
Lonoona ~ "a this per cent which Is snppose,,
:, ~, seooned by the brice-Thomas syho'cs'o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
ALIVELY COLLISION
On the Atlantic and Dauviile Rsiiroau-
Cars Smashed.

Cars Smashed.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
NORFOLK. April 2, 1890:
There was lively collision on the Az
lantic and Danville railroad last nlehI AZ
franklin, Southampton county. An east-
bound freight train pulling INTO inc sIa-
ton struck the rear Of tram standlhS Oh
the track unloading, completely sUasiln5
into fragments about twenty cars anu
throwing the locomotive into ditch aper-
feet wreck. One Of the train hands was
hurt, but not dangerously. force 81
hands was sent up from Portsmouth anu
the track cleared during the night.
REpoRTED SUNK.
A three-masted schooner isreported sunk
three miles off Cane Henry in SIX fathOms
of water. The Merritt Wrecking Com.
pany will send q steamer to the spot IL
there IS anything in the report.
IL is stated that the Atlantic Coast-Llne
is TO put on Chesapeake bay line OF
steamers to run in connection with the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad between
Norfolk and Baltimorein order TO compete
with the business of the SeabOard ana
Roanoke railroad end the old Bay Line.
Passengers and freight bound further
north Will of course go direct by the cape
Charles route. The steamers to be buiIt
for the new line will be frst-class, WIN III
the modern improvements and appoint
ments for carving both passengers ana
freight This steamer connection Is 70 De
carried into effect when the heavy ousl-
ness Of the Norfolk and Carolina opens IN
the fall. II is confidently believed that
another great trunk line for Norfolk 10 ID
the Norfolk and Carolina road.
MOTIFS.
Commodore Y. II. Farquhar, chief OF the
Z " l. II DCpb1 arrival NJ he
nayv-vard from Washington this morning.
and was received with salute OF eleven
guns from the frgate Franklin. lie came
here to inspect the several now buildings
going up at the yard. NJ,
The new United States steamer Petrei
will be detained at the yard for i've weeks,
repairing the damage to her machinery on
her trial trip TO sea.
All the marine officers on duty ~ the
barracks have had their orders EXTENDED
one year. !,
Tic Democratic primary election has
been ordered for the 18th and 14th OF May
Ward meetings will be held on the 10TH m
slant TO determine how cOuncllmen shall
be nominated. There is now Democratic
meeting for every night i'll the week,
and tie army Of candidates are Kept
hustling to put in prompt appearance
and address the gatherings.
Collector Ii. G. Banks has gone to WASH
inoton to confer with Congressman BOW
den in regard to further appointments in
the custom-house.
Two Of the largest tugs in the harb,or
have been engaged to assist in putting the
big cruiser Baltimore in the Simpson dry
dock.
The city auditor Of Portsmouth reported
TO the Council last night the total bonded
delt of the city at S4l5,sO0.
Or. L. 6. Booth, Of the Peninsula, is IN
the city visiting Judge +. S. Garnet.
Colonel William White has removed from
Charlottesville to Portsmouth TO reside,
Store-Secretarv n. O. Williams, Of Rich
mond. and Assistant State-Secretary 4. L.
Dadmun. of Staunton, are looking after
Young Mems Christian Association work III
Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Nomination VI Mi1eIi Confirmed.
H., ,.,...o,.r 50 ma DtapatchI

% fRl7
WASHINGTON. April Bond offerings TO-
day aggregated s27. $50. All accepted al
IL for 4 per cents and 1851 for a5sS;
United States Marshal for the Northern
district of Florida has been confirmed bly
the Senate ia secret session. Senator Cali
moved 10 make the proceedings OF the
benate on Florida judicial nominations
public. but Mr.. Ednunds objected ana the
matter went over 10 the next executive SEES
elOn.
Representative Gambler to-day received
spetition from the New England Shoe and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03

And Custom has decreei that we should shed
tho sombre Shades of Lent and don
the sparkling styles Of Spring Well.
wore ready to do our part which Is
to clothe PROPERLY. srYHsHLY,
and ECONOMICALLY tho men Of the
future.
our time. our thought. and, in fact our undi-
vlded attention, are absolutely ne
cessary to produce and keep up such
splendid stock Of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing as our house contains
today.
We are CLoTHIERS TO THE BoYs-sPEcIAL-
ISIS, II you will-but we make
great success OF our Specially.
Boys and Children's Clothing nrst
ana last.
Look a. the magnificent stock OF styles and
klnds-Ent Suits, Two and Three
Piece Suits with Knee-Pants. Suits
for the bigger Boys, Youths, and
Young Men--tnss we are showing
now. aud where Sill-WHERE CAN
you flud it, equsls Certainly not
this side of New York.
Won back our showing against the best that
can DO found in Phllsdelphia and
Baltimore. We acknowledge NO
competition IN Richmond IN BOYS
AND caiLDRRN's CLOTHING.
Theu our pricesl They're within
easy reach Of purchasers. but ALSO
iu.ely beyond the reach Of competi-
tors
A handsome Souvenir presented to every Lady
visiting our Boys Department, his
| A. SAKS & CO.,
1908 Nam street.
|
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
40 ExEouTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
I ING HOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
WEST VIRGINIA.
Another Hatfield Shot. but Not on Account
of the Fond.
Especial telegram to the Dispatci

Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA. April 2.-Iuforma-
ton hos just reached this city stating that
Jerry Hatfield. q cousin Of Anse Hatfield
became engaged in quarrel with NJ. G..
Lee at Logan Courthouse on Saturday
night, which resulted in Lee shooting Hat
field with Springfield rife and inhicting q
wound which will probably result in Hat
fields death, if i has not nlready done so.
Lee at once left for parts unknown and has
not yet been apprehended. Hatfield is a
prominent merchant of Logan Courthouse
and was formerly deputy sheriff Of Pike
county. by. The killing. if such il proves
10 be. was entirely the result Of n personal
alteration, and is not to be attributed in
any, way to the famous Hatheld-McCoy
feul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
THE INTERESTING CASE
OF Jordan Washington-on His Second
Trial.
Lsneclal telogram 10 the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatchl
FRrpERIcKsBURG, Va, April 2.-The case
of Jordan Washington, who was convicted
of murder in the second degree ut the last
September term of the Corporation Court
and sentenced to eighteen years in the
penitentiary, which decision was reversed
bvthe Supreme Court and accused granted
a new trial, was begun to-day, and CON
siderable interest. especially among the
colored people, is manifested, a large num-
Der of whom were present during the en-
tire day.
The evidence began about 1 o'clock and
continued until tonight, at which time a
recess was taken until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, when it viii be resumed. IT
is expected that the case will be given 70
the Jury tomorrow evening. The bar OF
the city are also manlfesting some interest,
rs Judge Wallace. whose rulings We're over
ruled by the Supreme Court, Is again pre-
siding. Many interesting legal points are
also being contested by the contendlng ~
tornevs. The prisoner is represented by
State-Senator William A. Little, Jr;' and
the Commonwealth by Judge John /.
GOOlrick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
HEAVY FAILURES.
Merchants I'm New York ASsign-fennsy'-
vsnia Mills suspend.
rBy telegraph to tho Dlspatch.l

IBy telegraph 70 tho Dlspatchl
NRw YORK, April 2.-F. II. Townsend q Co..
ary-eoods commission merchants al 20 worth
street, New York. have assigned 10 james =.
youne. OF Philadelphia, giving preferences OIL
siq.eq6 TO John & James Dooson, Of fhiialel-
'hto Tre arm has had a rating Of sl2j,NO to
t5lo ooo IN the mercantile agencies. II was me
NeS Work agent Of the Falls OF schuyISui
Wnot,en- Minis. The mild Water and duii TRACE
are assigned as tho cause. ..,o H.
Pnn1DEIrHIA. April "a special TO me M n,
,,,;rsr says: Rhodes & Brother. operators OF
Inc Aston, Knowliou. and West Eranca Mllls, ~,
Aston Township, Delaware county, suspe lllu,
to-day. The failure Is attributed by me :;
Rrodes 10 the general snrinkaec In the values OF
an textile fabrics and 30 the lack OF market tQr
manufactured stock. Of which large amount !,
,nyr stored an. In tho absence OF ssateIlen,
10 ~ %aayite estimate can bo given OF assets anu
a6iIes Tho former are known nt g about So iaISS
over COO spindles were IN use anu a., ,i1cc
Dersons found employment about the p'loo;
Fse bnsincss consisted OF tho manufacture VI
doesktns. shirttnga domestics. and !oaas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Badly Knocked Out.
...ft .,..- .. a.. ntaNaf.sn \

Especial telegram TO ths Dspatcn.'
NORFOLK, April 2.--1r the glove contest
at the Opera House tonight between RIO
fessor Watson and Mike Haley. the Nor1h-
west lightweight, the former was oauly
knocked out in the third round An im-
| mense crowd was present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03

the town Is. visited by some mysterious ct
" by rappine inside the walls between TIE Is
plastering and the Notwithstanding, ,srs
has raped correctly the number OF pad.
Sons in the family, both living and ue he
Other things have been learned through "
strange medium that are equally startiihs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
DEATHS.

MATTERN. at her residence, NO. 91
north second street, Tuesday evening Aprl
lsi at $3.50 p. n, nfter short but painful ilhess,
NHRGARET ROsTNA MATTERN, relct Of tho
lao John Jacob Mattern, in the seyenty-nrst
year Of her age ,c-..
Funeral Will take plsce from 81 donns SeI-
man Evangelical church THIS lhursday Az
| TEkNOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends ana acquaint-
ances are invited 20 attend. No lowerl
ROBERTS. Died, April 81 az 1918 a. NJ, ~
| his residence, 1921 east Brond street, KENNY H.
| ROBERTS, in the seventy-third year oil his age.
| His remains viii pe taken 70 injury cemetery
! TO-DAY, April 30, at 4. NJ, when tho burial
service will b. held at the grave FRIENDS nno
relatives are invited 20 attend
RoWE-Died, at 1890 p. NJ. April !. 1890, at
the restdence Of her son, r. L. Rowe. 81 west
Main street. SARAH ROWE, relict Of Jasper L..
Rowe: aged siKty-oight years.
Services al tho grave In Hollywood ~ O'Clock
! TO-DAY Thursday. April 81. Relatives anu
friends will aitend without further notice.
Washington %. c. papers please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
THE RESULTS IN ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICANS PARALYzED
by the Sweeping Democratic Victory ID
Milwaukee.
ny telerraph % tho Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, April 2-The Republicans
in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin arc
parslyzcd to-day at the sweeping victory OF sl0
Democrats ia the metropolis OF tho state mo nc
result Is laid y tho bitter fight MADE py VI,
Catholic priests and Lutheran ministers sgsa,I M
the Bonnet compulsory education law ~
situation f. one OF great moment 70 me hepup,.
can party In Wisconsin, and many OF me ~ %
rredict defeat next November II tho nRh' y "
be on the samo line M that Of yesterday IA -
Tho Erenfng Fisc0nsin today says " ire "
feat 81 tho Republican city ticket was n ol uiVH
psctsd By most politicians II VAS deeuet q
foregoue conclusion. because the hoPus,I
cans had 20 meet, single handed, io"r,aaat
combination in which there were three GU
fqct0rs-nrst, tho Democratic party SecOnl, ~
Roman Catholic Church. and third' me Lulnol 10 ~
Church These three factors were unleu loi ",
common otject-io vote only for candidates VIZ
would commit themselves TO n repeai Vi On IN
Rennet law We take II 10 DO inc nrni
determination Of tho Republicans OF We Stsle
that they will not repeal the Bennet HcilOVi 10"
IA n whole, but will consent 10 inouhI, 20
amend It's provisions so that II Will DO Ios3
d5s,sstoful 10 tho two Churches. But its repeal
viii not 10 thought Of The sentiment oil NE
country IL against II, ana that sehliihen. W,
keen the compulsory English education ia" VI
tho etatute-bOoks. But as tho combination ~
mands that the law shall 30 entirely repeslDu
the Roputifcans must choose st9ndaru-pehlVl
10 Goyor9or NEXT November who will meet the
onset and win over this powerful cOmDlha.ion;;
Tho Kepublicans when In convention a-seHlpiou
vii consider II alike q duty and necessity Uso-
lsct the most influential and most populatr n ~
publican in the party, and THAI man Is Dc a. -
SroOner, now United States senator. lie can ue-
faot nh combinations, and az the Same time sls-
tam thefkatriotlc educational sentiment OF lhe
SLa.e.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Curious Accident.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspstch.l
WHEELING. ". Va. April AT Colloden,
Cabel county, to-day a large lot of tan
bark in the COlloden tannery fell and CON-
pletely buried three men. James Crimson
was instantly killed. Charles Fogg had
both LEGS broken and Powell Burdette was
bruised and hurt internally. Both are in a
dangerous condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
HE Tongue Paralyzed.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch'l
FREDERICKSBURG. April 2-Captain ?. n.
Hedgeman, native of Stafford but Tor
many years resident OF this city. "as
paralyzed in his tongue this mornlng az
the residence of Mr.. W. Il. Dix. Medical
aid was Immediately summoned and To-
night he is somewhat improved, and 1t Is
thought he will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Going Elsewhere.
Going EIstWIItrV.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l

Speclal telegram 70 INC DIsp8Vu'I
PETERSBURG, Va. April Ain view o. t is.
gradual closing up of the work at the swift
Greek cotton-factory in Chesterfield coun-
ty the operatives there are seeking en-
ployment elsewhere. Some of them, II 70
said. have gone to Manchester and others
to the Ettrick and Battersea factories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03

nssful Attempt on His Life.

A Partly Successful Attempt on His Life.
iBy Anglo-Amcrican cable TO tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, April 3.--The Berlin correspondent OF
the Chronicle Gays that partly successful a.
tempt has been made on the life OF the Car.
The name Of the wOull-be assassin and the KIND
OF weapon gsod arc not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Fx-Priest Boyls's Future
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tonight .na. ne ,op ,ne purpose Of
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has done so