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and Mrs. Cammack, bent on satisfying

and MRS. Cammack, bent on satisfying
themselves went over TO Baltimore and
found the marriage in the books at the
Recorders Office.
That night Mrs. Hardesty went home
with her husband again to his modest
quarters over neighboring little shop.
LEFT HAPPY HOME.
. Mr.. Cammack retired from business
cares years ago with an ample fortune,
and his home on the Seventh-Street road,
just above the Soldiers Home, is one of
the finest suburban residences about this
city. his first wife, the mother OF the
clipping girl, has been dead some years,
and his present wife, most estimable
lady, has been a kind stepmother to his
only daughter.
The young lady has had her own way
pretty much, having had plenty Of
money with which to entertain her
friends, aud was great favorite. Her
father dotted on her, but he did not spoil
her.
When she left school p year or two
ago she was highly accomplished. Since
then she has had all the advantages OF
pleasant society and lively company.
Her gowns were perfection in number
and style. She is tall and graceful, a
blonde, and possessed OF plenty OF adj
mirers.
LOVE IN A sHASrY.
/ She is already in possession OF small
fortune left her by her mother and I'M
| Gle, and with what her father may leave
her she will be wealthy.
The blacksmith-shop which Hsrdesty
opened three years ago is the last place
in the world that even the most romantic
girl should become enthusiastic over. It
is little dingy shed just opposite the
grounds of the Cammack mansion. The
lusty young blacksmith had plenty OF
work, but seems also to have had abun.
dant time to excite sparks of love in the
heart OF the heiress. When he began
three months ago to walk boldly up tC
the front door and spend his evenings II
the splendid drswIng-roOm talking tC
his beloved one, Mr.. Cammaek mildly
demonstrated and finally forbade hi'
daughter TO receive the mans attentions
The opposition made stolen inter
views a necessity. Miss Cammack''
fancy for the anvil-whacker increased
and when he, striking the iron while j
WAS hot, proposed runaway marriage
in Baltimore she was only too willing t
comply.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty are now re
siding at their humble home, stone
throw from the Cammack mansion, AM
business at the forge, after the senss
tional developments of the past fey
days, will probably be remunerative an'
brisk. Mr.. Hsrdesty has quantities o
information on the extent of his besutl
full young wife's present income and fu
ture prospects, and they will look sbou
shortly for quarters more in keeping
with what she has been accustomed to.
Mr.. Cammsck has not much to sa,
, about the matter, feeling keenly th
, publicity which his daughters unwis
act has ocoasioned. 1t is quite probabl
that the young people will be give
every announcement aud If the black
smith has as much sense as strength hi
! wife may not regret her step after al
, At present they are both intensel
; happy, and their dreams OF life are
bright as the sparks from the anvl
The Cammacks are an old Washingto
, family, nearly all of whom have game
/, and held large fortunes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
I, =. Given On. rha, rhey win Not "Fsd-
erate."
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


PrrrsBURoH, Pa, October 1.-THE
International brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers met this morning with
closed doors. After adjournment. First
Grand Engineer Ingrahsm said they had
not fairly started With their business.
The morning session was taken up with
the Introduction OF resolutions and their
reference to the proper committees
An official of the organization stated
this afternoon that the engineers would
not deliberate" The grand officers will
be instructed, however. to confer with
the officials OF the Federation and report
some method whereby the organizations
may work, not only in harmony. but in
unison, and if possible IN ., conjunction
in case of trouble. The ohcers Will re-
port at tho next meeting. This action
will DO in the nature OF compromise OF
peace. offering from the older and con-
trolling element. as the younger mem
bers must be recognized
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
A Run on A BANK.
FRgNZlEO FANATlClSM.
A Negro Killed to Prove His Pastors
Supernatural Power.

fBy telegraph 70 the DspaThI
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 17.-Primus
Jones (colored) was killed Sunday morn
ing Mt Sumter, S. G. A protracted
meeting was being held by negroes at
Beulah church, and great excitement
prevailed. 1t was at first reported that
Primus had been offered as sacrifice
to the Holy Ghost because OF his incre-
dulity. Deputy-Coroner 5. A. Norris
held an inquest at the church. The tes-
timony showed that IN a perfect frenzy
of fansticism Jones was killed by Rev.
A. II. Durant, the negro pastor, and one
Richard Campbell, prominent member
of the church, because the deceased had
expressed doubts about the supernatural
power OF Durant to Kill and restore to
life. and that it was test case, but the
experiment failed. A large number OF
Durant's congregation believed that he
possessed supernatural power until his
failure in this case. The finding was
that Jones was killed and murdered by
Richard Campbell and A. II. Durant.
The jury was composed OF intelligent
colored men, and the Coroner compli-
mented them on their verdict The
prisoners are in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
DEATH OF MRS BEVERLY SLATER.
An EstimabIe and Respected Lady Passes
Away in James City.

away III ohinth Wy.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.1
ToANo, VA, October 16. 1890.
Mrs. Beverly Slater died this after
noon at her residence in James City
county, in the sixty-sixth year OF her
age.
Deceased united with the Baptist
church in early life, and lived mp to the
time Of her death a devoted Christian
life, period of nearly forty-five years.
She was possessed of bright and cheer
full disposition, and her influence for
good was felt throughout the entire
community. She was first married to
DIR. William j. Seymour, OF Brunswick
county, but later, after having been a
widow for several years, she married
MIR. Beverly Slater, of James City coun-
ty. She leaves a family OF six grown
children, besides many other relatives
and friends, to mourn her death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
LIE lATe MR. BURROWS.
The Reward offered for His Capture Nay
Not he Paid.

NGt toe
rBy telegraph 10 mo Dispatch-l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October IA
Montgomery ala special says 1t was
developed yesterday that the reward OF
SO, 600 offered by the state and Gov.
eminent for the capture and delivery OF
Rube Burrows will not be paid. This
fact became known by the publication
in an evening paper of the original pro-
clsmation Of the Governor, which IS
dated September %, 1859. As is well
known the outlaw WAS killed before he
was turned over to the custody Of any
lawful officer. 1t is said that the Post
master General will also refuse to pay
the Government reward. Asneitber the
State nor the Federal Government can
be sued the captors may yet be deprived
OF their $40, 900 reward or at least a por'
ton OF it. Governor Seay refuses tc
saw whether he will avail himself OF the
technicality to avoid payment Of the re-
ward, but the opinion prevails that h'
may do SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
A Proposed Military and Musical Adjunct.
Big Money for Prizes.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

my W eAo DA7feeSe.I
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October l7.-Secretary
Dickinson, of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition. has prepared an elaborate
plan of exercises and ceremonies for the
dedication OF the World's-Fair build
ings on October II. 1892. The Secre-
tary's scheme will be presented to the
Committee on Ceremonies, which meets
ON Saturday. The plan has received
the endorsement of each member of the
committee, and will doubtless be adopt
ed. Mr.. Dickinson proposes to give on
the grounds and in the buildings great
interstate and international military en-
campment and band tournament He
would have the exercises begin on the
first Monday in October and conclude a
few days after October 18th. The plan
suggested. Mr.. Dickinson believes. will
bring together oil the crack military or.
carnations and the finest bands in the
country. The committee will be asked
to set aside 100000 for prizes and $780,
600 for expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
HIS ROYAL NtBS.
Tho Count of Paris Delighted with HIS
Southern TRIP.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

NEW YORK. October 1.-THE Comte
do Paris and suite arrived this morning
from Philadelphis and are at the Wind
sor Hotel The party expressed them
selves highly delighted with their trip to
the southern battle-fields, and the Comts
ives enthusiastic over the receptions ten
dsred him by his old comrades in every
city that he visited. The party will re-
main in New York about ten days and
then leave for Europe wa Liyexpool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18

Senator PLuxB utterly declines TO
spologizs for having voted against the
McKuLrY bill In letter to Pennsyi-
vanis manufacturer who undertook to
criticiss his sction he says be is getting
hundreds OF letters and kilograms from
Republicans Ia Kansas. as well a. from
otker sections Of the country. thanking
hin for bis vote. He expresses the
o,jniau ttstn I'll the Republicans IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
srTHE CHURCH OF THE COVE

NANT west Grace sEreeO-hev. D. OAL'ls
srswAxr, Pssror. --Divine service SABBATH s. II
A. N. and p. N. Wednesday lecture a. T. A.
sabbath school at 800 A. u.
InnAsunL CHAPEL looraar Beverley and wash
ing on accommodating each SABBATH al
p. NJ by ths Pastor. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
~ CTAY.SrRFET METHODIST

EPIsCo. = CHCRcH. SOUTH ,oornor q clay
and Adams sueetH--prosching ~ no pastor.
Rev. ". h. ArwItI, a, n A. " sni r. ".
sunday school az A. NJ "Wednesday services
airs p. ". Thursday class AMI prayermcst-
iug at7:t5P T.. N. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
esrBRoApS STREET METHODIST

CHURCH Broad and Tenth ,ireots)-Rev. :. :.
L.ssErB. ID. D., Pastor. -SundsJ-echool prayer
meeting SUNDAY M0RSS0 ate O'Clock. sunday
school sui Bible classes 1t e0 A. ". Fresch-
ine at II O'Clock A. ". sn1 O'Clock p v. By lhe
pastor Lecture WEDNESDAY, EvrSISG 81
oclocS. Class meeting THURSDAY By1NG ass
o'clock s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
rarCLAY.sTREEr BAPTfsT

CHURCH corner Clay and Graham streets
Rev. ). c. CL0PrOs, Pastor. sunday school as
9A.A. Worship II A. ". and 'io T. 10
Prayer-nleeting "Wednesday a. i;5 J. u. lolhs
Mems meeting saturday 81 T.5 T.. ".
Members will please remember the snnaal
collection fer the Education Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
my- FRIENDS. MEETING FOR

divine worship EvsEy SABBATH Nossi>e a. il
O'Clock. seas are tres, ant all are 's''''He
Westinghouse. Clay street above Eifst ss''.-''
40 81 II o;c.Ock on HE0sIsDAr AosSiAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
suvCENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Craze street between Fourth ani
Firhl-Rsv. WILLIAM r. JUDEISs y. D., Pastor -
Preaching A. ii o'clock 4 " and a. s:i5 y. VI
By tho pastor. sunday school AGij A. ". Wei
nesdAy-nisht service a. Sis O'Clock. seats free
strunsors and others always sel-0me Services
every night The coming week. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
sa~UNION.STATION METHo.

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH icornsr rssaty-
fourth AMI y streets Rev. JAsss g. ANrIS,
Pastor.-SUvDly- MosSINd class at ? oclocz.
Preaching a. II A. n. and rs p. ". "Wednesday
night services a. 7,i5 O'Clock. Young Mons
praysr-moeting Ihursdsy night Al .;i5 o'clocG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
SIDNEY lANlER.
A Bronze Bust of the Poet Unveiled at
Macon.
ny telegraph TO the Dlsnatch.l

(By telegraph to the Dlspatch.I
MACON, Ga, October ia local
movement was begun recently to secure
a bronze bust of Sidney Lanier, to be
placed in the public library OF this his
native city. Hearing of this, Mr.. Charles
Lanier, of New York, OF Messrs. Wins
low, Lanier & Co.. who is distant rela-
tive of the poet, donated bronze bust,
with a pedestal of Georgia marble. II
was unveiled this evening. William II.
Hayne aud Harry S. Edwards road
original poems. Letters were received
from Charles Dudley Warner. Joel
Chandler Harris. President Gilman, and
many other distinguished literary men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
,ss- ADVENT CHRISTIAN MIS-

fxy- ADVENT CHRlSllAN ~
SION TENT Reservor sreo' e',"eeA s,s
.nd Cary Streets. Preaching f0-hoss' - :,
na,rs wuLIlx K and X. c. hsoNs 81 saa :.
n.,,sr tosPa. AtsS0 oelock 4 " BIDS
"a. .pa the con munlon ser'iee frea oins as
oa.,,r 90 each aishE during mo week. Az Az
walcoma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
Nv CpACF. STREFT pRESBYTE.

RAN CHURCH-Rey JANIS I. FAIR, D. d.
Pasto--ssryices at II o'clock A. IL. and O'CLOCK
M. Preaching by the Pastor. saoosih-schooi
services al 81 O'Clock A NJ. "Wednesday night
eerytces az 8 o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
WOULD DIE DEFENDING HIMSELF.

He said he would die in the cell IN
trying to defend his life. All other
means having failed it was decided to
cut the iron bars in the window and
thus effect an entrance. But the trouble
was how to do this, for be stood at the
window with the ak ready to kill any
one who had the courage to approach.
Finally he was told that the window was
insecure and that il it was not fixed that
the parties who wished to kill him would
get in that way. and that the only way
to make himself entirely safe was to have
the window fixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
n.s-TgF MOUNTAINEERING OF

THE BAPTIST CITY MISSIONARY sotiAli
viii be held IN the Fulton Baptist chafeh '''
DAY, october i9tn. Of O'Clock.
GEORGE d. CsRrER, secrslair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18

cTiS~orhL thuhSh fNest SfSssnn rH~"v
Rev. J. WfLsY BLspsos. Psssor.--Pvsacntng 81
IL A. NJ and sP. NJ by tho Pastor.
suhjscs o. night; - Bad Beginning
sunday school at9 IS 4. ".
Cisssmce'ing at3P ".
wsioesday-evsalne service ~ so'clock.
Strangers are cordially Invited 70 attend all
the services. sestatree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
The COMPROMISE BROKEN.

Two Straight Tickets in HalifaS-Great
Apathy Throughout North Carolina
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. Oct II, 1890.
Last week the Republican convention
of this county rejected the compromise
agreed TO between the two Executive
committees and accepted by the Demo
cratic convention. The Republicans put
a straight ticket in the field. Yesterday
the Democratic convention was called
again and full Democratic ticket put
out. Hon. w. H. Kitchen made very
strong and patriotic speech and declared
even at this late day We have good
chance for defeating the Republicans.
1t is thought by many people IN this
district that the Executive Committee
acted unwisely in not putting some one
in the field when Captain Rodgers re-
signed. This leaves the field to Cheat
ham who will be returned without oppo-
sition. There are several men in the
district who could poll good vote even
now.
APATHETIC DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Kitchen has been speaking in
several sections of the State and says
that there is general apathy. In many
places the people are not registering and
seem TO be quite unconcerned. In TINS
county the white men are not registering
very well Notwithstanding they are APP
pealed to time and again.
REPUBLICANS DIVIDED.
The Republicans in this county are
very much divided on the ticket they
they have put out 1t was remarked IN
the hearing of your correspondent yes
terdav by a prominent Republican that
there will be two tickets in the field. III
there should be two tickets by the Re-
publicans the Democrats will carry the
election easily.
The Republicans Of Edgecombe coun-
tv have become 50 dissatisfied with their
ticket because there were men put on 1t
who we're thought to be Democrats
they have cent out circular announc-
ing bolt and claiming other candidates
for the party.
TEN YEARS.
in the Superior Court OF Edgecombe
county this week Prince Brown, who
was charged with the murder OF John
Early last spring, submitted to verdict
of manslaughter, and was sentenced to
ten years In the penitentlary.
IRE RATS MADE A NEST OF IT.
A gentleman in Bethel put $50 away
for safe. keeping, and when he went tc
get it he found that the rats had taken
II TO make their nest. he sent $50 OF II
to the Government to be redeemed.
DR.. Abernethy, president of Ruth
erford College, which was burned ii
Burke county some time ago, passed
through this section this week, and say:
that his prospects for rebuilding the
school are fine. He will commence tn:
work as soon as be reaches his home.
A welded PAIR.
Miss Katie Gregory, one OF the mos
popular young ladies of this county, wa:
Yesterday married to Mr.. Robert, o.
Georgia.
The little son of Rev. l.. NJ. Curtis, o
this town, fell down one day this weeS
and broke has arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
- PrRsr rNGL.IsH LUTHERAN

CHURCH (seysnsa near Ggsesl-nsv. J. s.
Nossa. ps-sos.-ssrv,sss - II A y sed Nd r.
n. Rsx n. q. q. snanss YIN deliver Ne nora.
ins ssrmeA sssAsy sehssl - ~ = - Al
eslcoms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
ApATHRTIc DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Kitchen has been speaking in
several sections of the State and says
that there is general apathy. In many
places the people are not registering and
seem to be quite unconcerned. In this
county the white men are not registering
very well Notwithstanding they are APP
pealed to time and again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
mn I.EIGH-sTREEr BAPTIST

tkD I4EItH-oI NIL u y -
CHURCH corner 1wenty-nnn ani l'sh
treets-Rsy. J. NJ FEosr, d. D., Pastor -Pfea.--
Ing all A. NJ. and =. ".
pr.yer-meetins WEDNESDAY, NmHr -
O'Clock.
sunday school AZ g;is A. ".
Youpg NOUS prayor-msetlng TUESDAY NmHr
at O'Clock.
All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
s.y- TRINITY METHODIST

CHURCH corner Of Brosi and Twentieth
streots) Tho pastor, Rov. !. r. WHITLEY. sil
preach Mkt sUSpaY, October i3ih, 81 II A. VI.
and p. ". Revival services will BE- he'd
nightly next week. beginning 81 soclo-s Ths
Pastor will be sided By Rev. JosEPn r. osiy-
rTH, Of tho Virginia Conference. Everybody
welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
ecS- WESTMINSTER PRESBY

TERRAIN chUaCH tcorner Cary aud Sycamore
su~ets,.--servicss svsry SUNDAY ArTnssoos 81
0 O'Clock ALEC, every FRIDAY Evxsisa 81 SIS
O'Clock. BY the pastor, Rev. JAMES IIrrtI AL
welcome SUNDAY scnooi every sunday mora
ing, beginning 81 $50 O'Clock. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
- sryENTH. STEET CHRIS,

TfAN CHuRCB.-ssrvscos 81 II A. y. ands r.
NJ. conducted By tho pas.or. Rev JAssz NALL.
suhssct Of nights discousas ~chrsstp Testi-
mosy Coacsraiag His Dsscipse~" sunday
school At $50 A. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18

cauKcH-Prs.chiag a. II o'clock A. ". ~
Res. RF. DuLisD. Revival services " nlsl'
AZ go and every night during me wees. sun
day school az 93J A. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
HE BIG MICHIGAN FAILURE.
Assignee Henry Says the Assets Exceed
the Liabilities.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
SAGINAW, MICH., October l7.-Albert
NJ Henry, assignee of the II. q. Peters
Company, of Manistee, says that though
no schedule he's been prepared, he does
not think the Liabilities will exceed two
millions and that the assets, though
largely scattered, will exceed that
amount. He attributes the failure to
oyer-expansion and the close money mar
ket The friends of Peters say the COM
pany's assets Will care for the La
bilities. Peters's individual liabilities
are probably S2,500,000, and his
nominal assets are considerably larger.
The Peters Salt and Lumber Company
expect to continue business under the
receiver. Peters, besides vast quantities
of timber land in Michigan and Wiscon-
sin and a silver-mine in Canada, has u
large plant at Brewton, Ala, and another
at Cypress, n. G.
ATTACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.
CHICAGO. October Attachment
proceedings have been begun by several
corporations against the property OF q.
G.. Peters or the concerns with which he
is connected. Several Of the banks now
hold bis paper, but all assert that they
are secured, although they did bring at
tachment suits. 1t is said at least two
hundred concerns, large or small, mostly
in Michigan and Wisconsin, are affected
by the failure. Peters has sold his In
terest in the Higbee and Peters Lumber
Company to Pardee, Cook a Co.
ARUN ON A BANK.
The failure caused big run on the
Fifth National Bank OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, to-day. The bank paid depositors
and assured every one that it was all
right.
THR BANKRUPT CONCERN IN THE SOUTH.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October 1.-THE
Peters Lumber Company was the largest
lumber company IN Ala
bama, if not in the yellow-pine territory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
se,g- ST. PAUTIS CHURCH.-DI-

~" ST. PAULS CHURCH.-Dl-
VINE service every SUSD,Y. Morninsa a. u
O'Clock evening at o'clock. Holy Commission
first snd third Sundays Of tho month sftar the n
O'Clock service.
Btole-clas. conducted by Mr. CAsMcH,tL
every Thursday at 4:O p. VI. open "a al NO
Cicsire to a,tond whether u 81 pauls cougregl-
ton or not. The public are cordially luytei %
oil tho services 20 this church. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
~oLp MARKET PREsBYTE,

RAN CHURCH --Presohinz oy the paAsor. Rev
L B. rpsxsuLI. sunday At IL A. N. and sP.
sunday school. $50 A. H. Gsspel service ihurs
DAY a. SIP. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
f.,f- PINE.STREET BAPTlS I

CHURCH corner Pine and Albomsrle streets
Rev ]. b. HUTsoS. Pas.or.--Pfoachins Al ~ -
NJ. anasPM AcordlAl welcome " al seats
free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
,,.~rorRTH. sTREEr BAPTIST
,..,- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAPTISM

cpuRcg-Rsy. Ii. p WILLIAMS, Pss'or.-
p,e.eblaz At II A. y. and r. 81. sunday
school al "a a. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18

Senator JOIN w. DANIEL will be one
Of the speakers at the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton on Veterans day, October 23d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
NOBODY RESPONSIBLE.
The Verdict In the Dupont Powder Mil
IBy telezraph % tbe ptspN.ch.l

WmMIsoros, DHL.. October 1.-THE
corener's jury in the case Of the victims
Of the explosion in the Dupont powder
mills to-day rendered verdict that tho
twelve yicf,ms came to their death by
IN accidental explosion. with no evidence
Of carelsssness on the part OF any one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
A MADMAN In JAIL.
EXTRAORDINARY HAlluc'NAT'cN OF
AN INSANE PRISONER.
n. sec,res His Cell Against Supposed
Murderers-Denss the 'a'er-over-
nov,red aud Chained to the Floor.
,s,.c,a, telegram to the Dispa,ch.l


EAsrvrLnK. VA, October IL, 1890.
Considerable excitement was aroused
here this week by John Carey. an Inmate
Of the jail. He was arrested about two
weeks ago in Cape Charles, and 1t was
thought he was OF unsound mind.
During last week he gave the iailer very
much trouble at times and did not want
spy one to enter his cell. he said that
he had had difficulty with a man by
the name of Scott in Newport News
over bill that be owed OF 81 for repairs
on his house. and that Scott threatened
TO kill him and he had 10 leave IL
seems that he is now IN constant lear o,
being murdered BIZ a posse OF men, and
ssys that thew are trying all through the
day and night to get into the jail to Kill
him