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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03
The International Copyright Bill.

Vno ADteIuotlouoA VOPySl$nt 0lil.
The House resumed consideration Of the
copyright bill.
Hopkins Of Illinois said The bill could
net be passed on the idea Of justice to
American authors. The rights Of the
American people should be considered
The benefit derived from cheap editions Of
foreign books could not be too highly esti-
mated. Congress could not afford to tax
every American reader for the benefit of
the foreign author. He denounced a.
damnsble the third section Of the bill.
which he declared prohibited the importa-
ton Of foreign books. Foreign au'hors
had formed . combination With certain
labor organizations for the purpose Of max
ing . trust end controlling this market.
Labor organisatious when they came to
understand the question would denounce
the measure. II this bill passed il would
cause hostile legislation 10 foreign coun-
tries which would result in international
conference. A treaty would be entered
into, oil features that labor Organisations
favored would be stricken out and English
authors have control Of the American
market.
Simonds Of Connecticut argued In favor
Of the bill. Il vas relic Of baYbarism for
the United 6tasss 70 despoil an alien su-
thor beessss be vas an alien. It vaa sa.l
reflection that this great government, which
boosted Of it. freedom and love Of equal
fights. shoald be Substantially the only one
Of the greet civilized nations to play the
psss Of robbes baron.
Bland Of Missouri characterized the bill
- . scheme for mo -opoly.
Cslberson Of Texas said the measure VA
sos inspired BY love fer the property right
Of foreign authors. II vas the old, old cry
Of protection against competition.
Pesess nd Anderson Of Ksnsas and
Sseckdsls Of Aiss.ssippi opposed The bill
and McAdoo Of New Jersey and Moore oi
New Hampshire warmly espossed it.
Caliisls Of Ken:scky said hs would sup
pen the bill on account Of the genera
principle involved
Pay son Of Iilinois declared the bill Ia
he interest," Of foreign authors against thu
Anesicas EeadsFs.
Lodas ef Massaehssssss old oil property
vas - cssaEea Of lAv. Ths United
oansss FsssGnissd ~ risAss Il the property
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Lost Both Legs.

Pox.LAxp. May 2-Ezfa Lunt Of Fall
mouth, aged IS years. carpenter. while as
work today at the electric light plant ss
Presumpscos Falls at Smels Hill. fell 30
feet. breaking both legs and necessitsting
smpusasion Of both.
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Hail Holiday On Eaturdays

BIppEroRD. ME-. May 2.-The cotton
mills 1t Biddefurd ard 5aco will adopt the
SATURDAY half holdsy sysem the first Of
next month. continuing it aatIl the middle
of September. Ia. hours Of labor will
be tie same - last summer.
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Eight Hours 3 .ius Adopted at Bosso ION.

BosroN. May 2.-No change in the Ia
Dor situation here as far ~ the carpenters
are concerned. II is estimated l 200 men
are at work today under the eight hour
system adopted by many hrms outside the
builders association. The building labor
ers tonight voted to give the mason build
ers until Wednesday to comply with their
demands for rs cents an hour If this il
not granted they will probably strike Thurs.
day.
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The Senate in secret session confirmed
the nom nation Of ID. Austin, Assistant
Treasurer. Chicsso; Rev DIR. L.<e, ver
mont, Post Chaplain; J ID Hopkins Col
lector Of Customs. Frenchmans Bay, Ne. =;
g N. Warren, Collector Of Customs.
Castiue. Maine
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steamers coll,ds-os. ssas,.

LONDON. May s-Bv . collision as 0lb-
raitar between the British steamers Salt.
wick aud Mount Olive, the later was -
badly damaged that she sank. She was
bound from lloilo for Montreal.
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MARBLEHEAD, Mass. May 2-Twelve
shoe cutters in Richardfon & Osborne's .
struck today against reduction of wages.
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palv ". DwyW.

PolrLASD. Nay 1.-Afrangeoenfs are
nearly completed for . spsr,iss match BE-
tween Dvyer Of Levistoa aad niks DAILY
Of Bangor. Nike Barry b saGiasssing
the Ooho0e.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted TO the fol
lowing Maine people:
Original. Silas N Noble. Mechanic Falls !;
C, W. Henry, Oakland; F. Grant, Monroe /:
Elvira. widow of Gibson Mentxil, C4aton
Ann, widow Of Calvin W. Kane, B.agor;
Mary, widow of A. Hutchinson, south
Paris; Mary, mother of Francis Conway.
Portland Albert W. Hoyt. Fort FsirdelI; !;
VIM. SpInney. Calais; Samuel H4yues,
West waldoboro; Henry A. Whitney,
Bangor; Freierick J. Bubsr. Blaine; Wm.
B. Thompsoo, Portland; Esther. ~ido~ Of
Solomon W. Mann. Cundy's Harbor
minor children Of Solomon Mann, X ,ck
land and Bruns~ick; Martha, widow Of
Nicholas Ora Mt, Kenne bunk Depot.
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ca,psntsrs Going Out at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Of 1889 journey
men carpenters in this city between 800 and
1000 struck today for eight hours and rs
cents an hour as the minimum Of wages
Non-unionists are fast lining the striker,
snd by tomorrow but rev will be Al work.
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| Of the foreigner Who came to i,s shores, but
did not recognize his property to his hoax
To bis thinking that vss dishonest Toe
argaoeas Of the opposition res that the
bill vas going 70 make literature deArer to
the American public Ii would do no;hirg
Of the kind. France has bad Al ia,srna-
nopai copyright for years. and . series of
books are issaed there for 1--WE cents. and
even two cents. . number. Thess books
are the beet literature Of France. Il 10 the
came With Germany. Tie effect Of this
lav would be to substitute for works Of
France works of American authors. The
vriters Of America cid not ask for sub
stdies or protection. They asked simply
for justice. and that they should mot be dis
criminated against. No American pub
hshef would attemps to print American
books in any of these cheap editions
becsuse he had to pay an American
royalty and the foreign authors none.
II this measure vas defeated that trust
would leap into life One other appeal he
wanted to make. and that vas that Con-
gress should furnish to the reading public,
to girls and boys, 10 young men and women
OF impresstonAhle sge, books which were
American books, cot foreign books. but
Anne rican books that would breathe Amer-
ican ideas. teach them to respect and ad-
mire American government and 90 ,iety, |
and not system Of government and sa- |
cieey Wholly alien to then
Covert and Fafquaf Of New York, Bu- |
chanaa Of Nev Jersey and Butter Sorta of |
Ohio supportsd the bill
On motion Of Payson. an amendmenti
vss adopted providing whenever sry foreign
nation shall BY its laws or convention or /
treaty, grant to . citizen Of the United /
States the rights. property and privileges
equal to those granted BY this bill to q
citizen Of foreign countries, the President
ahail make public proclamasion thereof
and from the date of the proclamation the
citizens Of foreign countries shall be en-
titled to the rishts. property and privileges
hereby granted
On motion BY Payson, an amendment
vas adopted striking out the clause which
prohibits importers of any foreign book
printed abroad for which . copyrigh, was
granted by the United States.
vote was taken on he engrossment
md third reading Of the bill. Defeated,
vess 95, nays 1875. Boutelle and Dinglsy
'otiny yea, Mllliken nay.
Before announcement of the result
of Kentucky, who voted in
he affirmative. changed his vote to the neg
ltive for the purpose Of moving a recon
liberation.
Hopkins of Illinois moved to lay the
notion to reconsider on the table.
The House took . recess until 8. The
notion 20 reconsider ana lay the motion on
he table will be acted upon tomorrow.
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Por usal willius To Arbitraes.

LONDON, May "A dispatch from Lisbon
says the Portuguese government favors the
proposition to srbiirste questions arising
from the seizure Of the Delagoa Bay rail-.
way. .
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Boulapssr Wants Another xsaa,.

PARIs. May "a republican nsvspaJar,
La France, says that Gen. Boulanssf eli
return from the Island Of Jersey ON San
day and demand another trial. He will No.
nfy President CArnot Of the place whsrs
he intends TO land.
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A Town Being Swept by Fire.

MISNEAPoLIs. MINI, May "A des-
patch to the journal, says that Rice Lake,
Barron county. Wis is being swept by .
Gre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03
TEN DAYS
EXCURSION
CHATTANOOGA and RETURN
$780,
M...r.. RAYMOND and wHlrcoMB

Mes.r.. RAYMOND and WHITCOMB
WILL per onailY con inct an excursion OF the
W East Chattanooga Land Company to that
tapooga. Tenn May J, 1870. to att nd the sale of
city and residence lots of this Company May d,
and =. lrain composed solely of rt-iibuled Full
man cars lpsI"' S"tF'ns anr ui,.nG l, uass
tucnou.g utpo,, oost',n, .'' " wIua, "ay D.
~ ~ a'iN'ms y, 'n,is ni'. a'inus ~, W'i ""y
., Ms AZ NM M nri'R . -.
PEI ses OF ekcafsiun's,- "u'hH .us @ ny anu ~nlI-
u :" ~ si ,hn,aa
pany VIII sp.'e 'p uo ~ '"e "'p
"Th! ysins ~ The rast ,nattanoo,s Land Com
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ONE ENJOYS

ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and results VII.
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasl. u.
and refreshing to the taste, and %.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 6Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
- SAY fRAScisc0 cAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. "tw voaS. MK
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Salem Carpenters Vote For Mine
Houra

SALEN, May 2-About twenty master
carpenters this evening voted that hereaf-
ter nine hours should constitute . "a, q
xork but no action was taken ~ to the
matter of wages.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications for the Next a.
HouYs.
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A Great Demonstration Al Msrss,llss.

MARsEILLEs, May 2-It |, estimated that
oo,Ooo workmen took part In the lsbor
demonstration here yesterday. The streets
were noisy but no breech Of the peace
occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

The President this afternoon approved
the act providing for the establishment of
. temporary government in Oklahoma.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEw YORK. Maya
Money call easy. ranging from tos.
Prime paper at tot
ExchAngs, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bot de, sciive, generally strong.
The following are the closing quotations OF
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q. q. Newhall OF r.irf,sla Dead.

FArRrIELD, May 10. H. Newhsll Of
the lumber arm Of Lawrence. Phillips 1
Co.. and Of the Shawn Fibre Co., died
Thursday night Of blood poisoning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Much interest is being manifested in the
trials soon TO be made Of the new Howell
torpedoes at New port, X I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

The House at the evening session pass
ed seventeen private pension bills and at
| IL. 80, adjourned.
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War DEPARTMENT,
0fice of the Chief Signal OhhceP.
WAsHrseToN, May 3, l A. N. J
For New England: Warmer. fair, and
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Iyerpreens Dying In Hollywood.

To the Editor Of he Dispatch:
Lovers of nature have been PANIED re-
Gently at the sight of the great number OF
dead and dying evergreen-bushes ana
trees of the arbor-vlte or cedar species IN
the various parts of the city. hollywood
cemetery. so noted for the richness ana
luyuriance Of its horticultural growth, and
particularly for the greenness OF us
grassy stones and the foliage Of its
trees. is suffering particularly from a
blight that Is visited upon its shrubbery
of the aforementioned family of trees.
The effect of this attack upon the trees IS
as follows They suddenly turn yellow
and have the appearance of having been
struck by lightning, and then die IN full
foliage without the loss of leaf or twig.
They die as it were in the fulness of the
strength and beauty of health. Generally
such shrubbery die limb by limb and leaf
by leaf, the same dropping to the earth, or
the leaves are consumed by insects, which
often kills the trees; but in the case OF the
present epidemic they die IN full dress.
In view of the fact that il takes nearly a
lifetime TO produce these beautiful shrubs,
is il not worth the while of some TO investi-
gate the cause of this sudden decay, and at
the same time perhaps TO suggest reason
for il and remedy to prevent the further
ravages of the disease. If disease should DC
the cause? II has been suggested that per
haps the trouble arises from insects
which attack the trunks of the trees
and thus cause the death Of the
trees without the consumption OF
the foliage, rs in the case of pine forests
acres of which have been known 10 be
killed simultaneously by an insect called
the borer." Wholesale devastation /:
almost sure to follow in the case of conife-
rous trees, should one of them happen &c
be cut down in certain months of the
wear, which are between April and Septem
Der in this section. Thus it is that the
woodman's axe starts the destruction o.
pine forests: and the pruning-knife IL
Hollywood in the wrong season may have
caused the present destruction OF the
beautiful arbor-vitas of the cemetery. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
a WlTHERiNG DROUGHT
Destroying the Corn. Gardens, and fas-
lures in FIuvsnna-Dweiiing saved.
,corrasno,danca ot the Richm ond Djspatch,1


Fork UNION. VA, July is. 1880.
With the exception of very narrow strips
of country visited by light showers the
rainfall III this county during the past SIX
weeks has not been sufficient TO lay the
dnst. The curse of this whitening drought
il PAINFULLY seen in blighted fields OF corn,
gardens, and pastures. This extreme fol-
lowing the food disasters OF the past two
wears is likely by its result to impose con-
ditions the hardness of winch cannot now
be estimated. -.
A few DAVIS since the fine brick dwelling
of MIR. W. l.. Mcdonald at Union Mills
accidentally caught on fire and was saved
from total loss by the heroic efforts OF ms
guests. who first saw the fire. The pro,
nertv was insured in the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company for $4,000. The
damage. as estimated by an expert, Will
not exceed Sl5O.
RICHMOND GRayEL-sHooTERs.
Masters Thomas II. and James n. Duke,
of Richmond. are summering with friends
in this section. The force and precision
with which these boys use the ordinary
rubber gravel-shooter Is quite remarkable.
They not only bring down birds from
lofty perches, but actually kill squirrels
with them.
WON HIGH DISTINCTIONS.
Miss Annie Boiling Cav. the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of DIR. n. b..
Cav. of this place, has Just returned from
Pensacola, Fla. where during the past ses;
sion she taught in the family of Colonel
| Shipley. =.
which your correspondent largely sharesl
that the young ladies from this section,
without a single exception, have so al
/ dressed themselves to, the tasks OF stu
dentlife as to win high distinctions even
at Hollins Institute, the acknowledged
Vassar of the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
llQUOR-DEALeRS' LICENSES
And Their Violations of Law Occupy the
"Burg's" Confederation.
Observation-Disclosures 20 en- II oh pond nianatch-1


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July II, 1890.
The July term of the County Court,
which began Monday, was adjourned yes
terday. As has been the case for the past
three terms, almost the entire time of
the Court was consumed in hearing an ap-
plication for retail liquor-hcense and the
trial of indictments against our liquor
dealers for selling to minors One license
to sell LIQUOR by retail was granted. while
in respect TO the indictments IL was agreed
by counsel to settle the whole subject by
the indicted liouor-dealers paying a mini
mum fine IN one case i'll each batch of In
dictments subject to the decision of Judge
Gunter, of the Circuit Court, IN the suiii-
cheney OF the exceptions IN the appeal case
decided at the last term 10y the jury against
one of the liquor-dealers.
FARMERS PICNIC.
The James City members of the Farmers
Alliance. with their families, spent yester-
day at Durfey's pond on a picnic excnr-
sion. Several from here, members OF the
order, attended most delightful day
was spent by all who were fortunate
enough TO be invited.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, who has been Ill for
some DAYS, is reported to-day as slightly
improved, but still very sick.
Mr.. A. T.. Smith is sojourning at Virginia
Beach and expects to be absent yet for
some days.
Miss Henrietta Booth has greatly i'm
proved from dangerous attack OF illness.
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rance. and circuit boundaries were then
presented. and the Conference adjourned
10 meet next summer at blackstone, Va
The closing sermon was preached to-
night by Rev. james A. Duncan on l. John,
HI. 8: "The Purifying Power OF we'll
Founded Hope of Salvation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion. relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys.
pepsa. Read the following:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had
but little appetite. and what did eat distressed
me, or did me little good In an hour after eating
would experience faintness or tired, allgone
feeling, as though l had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an uense amount
Of good. 1t gave me an ape. and my food
relished and satisfied the craving mad previously
experienced. 1t relieved me Of that faint. tired.
algone feeling. have felt so much better since
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to
recommend H." G. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass.
n. B. BE sure to get only
Hoods SarSaparilla
soldby all druggists. 81; six for S. Preparedonly
BY c. /. HOOD q CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
RAILROAD LIrEs.


- 80 ,a3S J'g-2
DICHMOND AND DANyILLE
III kAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 70 fsn
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
e30A N. sOurHEKS ExPkEss. Gsny. v A..
i4n,s, Augusta. and points sOutf- r3a.
meets a. greensboro Tor Durhsrl al
Ialsigh. at salisbury Tor Nsi'sr.
North Carolina Psssengsrs can "a,
sleeper st yP ". Through sleeper,
from Dsavilia ~0stA.
go l. N. ACCOMMODATION, daily tfcs1s
Sunday 10 Clover. Va, AMI Inter.
mediate points
fia0 A. n. NIE0i>iA AND NORTH CAROLINA
XXPRRss. dsify, through irsi8 .
Raleigh "a keysyiile. I0nneefs ft
Burkeyllls with s0rfo.k aug W tsii
railroad for FsrmNlle Lynrhtsrz
and point. West: a. keysuiis ~
Clsrksyille, orioci, Hooitfson, aai
Durham.
aooP NJ FAsT MAIL. daily. Tor Atlanta. A..
gusis. ani pOiat5 south. 1onnelu e.
nosel-y's junction Wiih FerDFI,
anj FoshA.An railroad AZ nrs11h
boro' FOR DIrhap anf hsioign as
Salisbury for Western Nora CAR
Ina through sscgers from Dal.
vile south.
eco P. n. LOCAL, daily. eScep, Sunfsy, ~
Amelia Courthouse AMI iaiermsliss
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
asS = " From Atlanta AMI Aasu's.
as A. w. From Amelia Courthouse
40 r. ". from Raleigh
ss55 z. ". A. Manchester. irom Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
IOR gEHr

TT0fT
EOR RENT, THAT BEaULntn
IL Full SUBURBAN HONE "lSM S,.o,o.. on
Hermitage Boulevard, adjoining Laos.nast, sme
home OF MAJOR Bryan. Elegant sn srsss or
nns water, and forty acrrr Of lawn ~ stoct.
chsrdA &c. The resIdence 10 . n, rsan,ns' Brser
brick. with bay-windows, and eisn. ccs;s 20 vim
I'VE rooms and large ssAblins 70, 49,
poses This y = lovely country ho"~
''i e i Aqsaa '''a !. THOMPSON BROWN > 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
TWO BAD ACCIDENTS.

An Operator Struck by Lightning-A
Brakeman's Arm Crushed.
tspscial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CoSconp, Va, July 1S.-Mr. l.. N. Nc
Dearman. operator at James-River siding.
Norfolk and Western railroad, was struck
by lightning this afternoon about o'clock,
and though badly burned on the right arm
and left leg, his condition is considered
favorable.
Yancey Cardwill, q brakeman on the
same road, had his arm badly crushed this
afternoon while coupling ears at Concord.
DIR. r. w. Evans was called upon to render
service in both cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
EED. MIA. oslorai ssperiai8aaoal
J,ARMVuLE AND POWHArAN

INAhl li4Ift AM - w IN AsAf'
RAILROAD
GESFRlL OFFICES. il3 EAST MAIN sihkkI.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRIL 10, lrf.
AgRfyE At kicuKOtp.
s.tsA. NJ. ala Richmond and Dsngillo raiifual.
from farmulis. AnIo.h, hfhA b.
Cumberland Courtilu51, runuyr.i,
1obaccOyilie, tallsyliic, heiopa' tot-
hHtaa ,ourtlou-c, Lprcss fa.''
NiufeFp0fE. an1 0Alu'l larlof
lois r. NJ, ria Kichmold anl Petersburg fai-
rGAf, from Wlnterpork, summit, foi.
dua, tearn AMI fenllcy.
LEAgE RCuH0Nu.
400 p NJ. ria diamond auf uanF.ile railroHi,
~ for Farmwlia. Cumberland ,oufi-
hous4. p0Ehaten Courthouse, aoi al
intermediate points.
81, y NJ ia HirhmUni ana Petersblfg RAJ
road, i0r rgpes's fg!is, NintefF9. q,
aui al Intermediate point.
All trains daily * cpl sunday.
FOR tickets, baggax s-clsrks, umo-tshl'-' ~,
call upcu A. ". UAABEk. nlchm0nl AL bsn'
vnie railroad. aud kicnmoGl sud fo.efsDlii
railroad. T. v. CklNDuAN,
General Passenger Asolt
JANIS K WEgTH, General Manager alD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
SHOT BY A DESPERATE,
Who Will Probably he Lynched IL Not AM
ply Protected.
tsnec,.I telegram to the DISPATCH,

Especial telegram TO the pispatchl
RrcHLASp. Va, July 1s.--An aged and re-
spected citizen by the name of Wingo was
shot by James II. Dolan, a desperate char
acter. late yesterday evening in the store
OF the former. about mile from this place.
Dolan was captured by posse of citizens
this morning. Much excitement prevails.
and unless Immediately disposed OF it is
thought Dolan will be mobbed. Wingo,
although still alive, is in Q precarious con-
dition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
For sunstroke

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