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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
UNDER THE DOME.
MATTERS OF INTEREST AT THE Ma
TONS CAPITAL.
House Committce on Eiections-The Case
Of sIr. Venabie-Mr.
Wise.
From Our Regular Correspondent

WILMINGTON, April 0.-~The House Com
,,ittcc on Elections are not TO have another
rrr.tinp until next tuesday At their
meeting this week the Republican men,
lar. % the committee were asked il thew
v,ro ready % 90 ahead with the contest
orains' Mir. Nenable. OF Virginia. hut they
sd they were not yet ready TO take
NJ rn. Tho case was argued on the
flfh u March. and the Republicans are
slower In asking 20 90 into executive Sos
CON al this contest than on any Of the
others ,hat have preceded il. They have
m fact never brought II up since IL was
argued. II J. understood that 90 tins
rme ,hey are divided in sentiment,
though they have OstenIbly given as the
reason for the delay that they have had 30
much business on hand they have not had
an opportunity to review leading points IN
tie testimony. II rs thought that they
cannot agree. and several who do not now
think hat tho contestant has "a good
csc are being labored with. II may
lo that political pressure VIII become
strong and all viii be whipped into hne.
lut the prevailing impression now is that
a., indications are quite favorable 10 Mr.
Nenablo. and his friends IN and out Of Con-
gross hope 10 soon hear that bis title TO
tae seat has been confirmed. The chances
ar. that the case will be finally disposed
AZ in committee bv the end of next week,
and q not then 10 may 90 over for mouth
or more. provided the special committee
decide To make the trip to Arkansas before
settling this case.
0RTAT INTEREST.
Great interest is felt in the Waddill-Wise
contest. which comes up IN the House to-
morrow. The speakers on each side have
made thorough preparation. and 1t Will not
Dc 40 all surprising If there are exciting
Dad probably dramatic scenes on the
floor before the contest IS ended.
Hon. Charles I. O'Ferrall. who is menu
l,r of the committee and who has labOred
So earnestly this session in behalf OF the
Democracy, viii make speech that
promises 10 be full of interest. Members
are anxious g. hear him. as he hits straight
from tbc shoulder when he has the chance
on the floor.
Hon. George d. Wise will also plead in
his own defence, but he will not speak
until about the close Of tho arguments on
Friday. rs the case cannot be finished IN
oue day. Mr. Wiseis not only AN etec
t.e and decidedly dramatic speaker, but
tc las been IN Congress so long that men,
bon, on both sides of the House are gene
ra.ly anxious 10 hear what lac will have to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
FIashes from Abroad.

FBy Anglo-American cable to ths Di5pasoh.l
BERLIN, March 9-The Emin Relief Commit
tee has received a cabl0 dispatch frOn Zanzibar
stating that q letter has been received from Or.
Peters dated kamGssa, westward OF Lake Bar
rings, January 2Jth, IN which the Doctor sad
that no and Lieutenant 1ieiemann were We'll
GERMAN OFFICERS Dissatisfied.
BgRrtS. April g.-Many officers OF the Guard
are not sa'isuod Win the recent order OF the
Emperor lowering the scale Of private incomes
necessary FOR securing commissions IN me army
and have requested 10 be allowed 70 retire from
the service.
yrFNNAs UNEMPLOYED.
VIENNA, April 9.-The unemployed workmen
here today made repeated attempts 70 hold
meetings. tut were prevented from assembling
By patrols Of cavalry.
THY BLOCKADE OF DAHOMEY.
PARIS, April 9.-An tho Powers recognize the
blocxa 10 Of the Dahomisn coast by France.
LOSDOS. April 9.--Gladstones speech Tuesday
on the Balfour land purchase bin tails % satisfy
the lri-h party. 4. p. OiCOnnor's paper the
star, this afternoon pronounces 10 disarp0int-
INK Tho moment has arrived, The Sur thinks,
when the leaders OF the Liberal party should
declare clearly and explicitly hat tho Baltour
bill cannot be- accepted.
BFFORMs II BRAZIL.
RIO DE JAsEIRO cif GALyEsrOs, April tho
following reforms have been promulgated " the
Govern ment: Liberty OF the press, liberty Of as
ISOLATION aud of public meeting. and modihca-
ton II the judicial and criminal organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
A Cemetery Roadway.
tspeelnl ,slegram % no Dispatch.I

Especial telegram % tho DirDsich.l
WASHINGTON. Aprl 9.-rhe House passed
bill to-day apprOprlating $3.50 20 con.
struct a roadway from Culpeper TO tho
Federal cemetery near that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

RELLEPONTE, PA, April 9Alfred Andrews
was hanged here al II o'clock to-day for tho muir
der Of clara Price, a eiXteen-yesr-old girl.
Death resulted from strangulation. The eKecu-
ton was without uncommon incident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
he Corporation, at Least. an Assured
Fact.


SPRINGFIELD, H.. April Q. The report of
the commissioners licensed to organize tho
corporation Of the Worlds Exposition e
1899 has been filed with the Secretary u
has been issued and will be filed for record
I'm the Recorders Office Of Cook County,
H., tomorrow morning. Tho corporation
Will then DO duly organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
REDUCED WAGES.
one Consequence of the Duty on Carpet
Woods.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Hartford, CoNN., April 9.-'ihe Hartford
Garnet COMPANY. whose mills at IhOmp-
sonvine employ 1000 operatives, have been
running on the winter schedule Of fifty
four hours per week. Yesterday notices
were posted that the m lis will run on the
sixtv-hour schedule after April DIST, but
instead of increased earnings the opera
tives are to have theirpay cut 3 per cent.
under the present figures, making practi-
cally a 10 per cent. reduction. The COM
PAM claim that the depression IN the car
pet trade aad the injury to business by the
duty on carpet woods neccssltates the rs
ductlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
DFATHs.

AsKEW-Died, Apfil sth. a. the residence %
Der son-la-ias, ID. =. Cra.dOcs, tlo west MARI
snail street. ELIZABETH HAROLD. widow -
IA. y AsksU
The funeral win take place from tie sDoya
residepce TO-DAY. April i0ib, at 40 2. N. kelas
tiyes aud friends are invited " attend.
No flowers.
DAvIs.-Dis5. April Slh, at SIS 4 NJ, CARD
PFhCY, beloved son Of oliver aud kmnA 70
Davis. IN tho ,wenty-nrst year Of lis age.
Funeral TO-DAY Thursday At it ". from
tho ~ siiezcs, 6l2& north Ninth stree. Friends
and relatives are invited 10 attend.
McCoULL--Disd al her residence, al north
Twsnty-eighrh street. April 9th, 81 II A. NJ, Mas
ANNIE McCOUfL
Fanoral fgom TO Third Presbyterian church
THURSDAY asa p. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
reported for tho Dispasch.I

APRIL 2, 1890.
Offerings on Change at auction ~ packages.
Of which IS were darka Total taken In 10, OF
which were brighis, with one sale az 2iHe.
Average s.. Highest Tor dark. Sl2JG Lowest
zoe. per hundred.
Private sales; Filters ~, wrappers, ~, cu'>
ters 2, smokers 20. darks 2i-total, - hogsheads'
stamp GALES: Cigars aud cigarettes, tj5dl5 ;
tobacco, t2.s57. i3-totsl f4,s33.01
meeting Of tho Tobacco Trade IL called for
Friday AZ y O'CLOCK.
Old sun-cured stocks are exceedingly small.
No preparation for large crop is being made.
Late sales Of new bright Wrappers have boon
Kept quiet, but are now m0re likely 20 prove
general In the absence u color on old stock.
some BurIey sales were effected This week BY
western samples. A large holder Of Burlsys on
this market wealthy western dealer, instructs
lis merchants 70 hold stiff. a. the preparation
for hurley crops Of tobacco are not large and the
future for better prices Is more promising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
THE NORTHERN COLORED MAN.
lie Formally Demands the Territory Of
Oklahoma.
Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Oklahoma.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l
Boston, MASS, April 4-lhe Colored National
League Of New England hold a lively meeting
here tonight % consider the proposition Of set
ting aside the Territory Of Oklahoma for
the negro. Dusky delegates were present
from all tho New England states aud
several from the South and Southwest
The tiea OF the meeting Was 10 obtain the
feeling OF tho race in the North on the
subject and approach Congress on the subject.
The Now fnglAu1eis we're unanimous In favor
OF the project but the southern visitors were I'M
certain. south Carolina was afraid that pOpu-
lar immigration from The region he Was accli-
mated 70 would have "a serious detrimental ei-
feet upon the negro physically and that the
southern whites would attempt 20 prevent 10 BY
force OF arms and cause biOoished. Besides, IL
was a question whether they would be aoy better
OIL In Oklahoma. The New England men were
hot for the Territory.
TIE USUAL DESUScIATI0N or THE SOUTH.
The usual denuncatory language against the
South was INDUCED In and mass Of statistics
given 70 prove that an energetic negro With slOO
capital IN pocket could IL ten years increase the
same 70 10000 In tho promised land. Despite
the protest Of Delegate Ramsay, from Arkansas,
that Oklahoma was a natural desert the cOnven-
tion passed resolutions 70 be presented 70 Con-
gress dem Gndiug that Oklahoma be set aside a.
a territory tor she colOred race only, aud dcclAr-
lug that government aid was not wanted outside
the possession OF the land that the colOred men
OF America could raise among themselves all
th9 capital necessary % transport their brethren
there and organize governnent aud home
New England could raise a million easily. SEN
ator Buffers African emigration scheme was
bitterly denounced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
REPRESENTATIVE RANDALL.
At Midnight His Condition Was About
Unchanged.
nv telegraph to tho Dispatch.l


WASHING r0S, April AT midnight hr. Ran
dsll's condition was about the same, but Il can
not be told how soon another and more serious
relapse may occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
eAt 7imOer STOCK MARKET

BlLrrNoRE. April 9.-yirgiuia gs, G64; Balti-
more and ohio stock, ~ q slDl; Nor, hern Gem
trol stock. Gsa70; consolidated gas bonds. ilSsa
III. do. stock, fsaiSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
MARINE IsrELLIGEscE.

MARINE IsTELLIGENcE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC. ArRiL 10, isel
SIN tlses. ......... 5f2 Hon fiDz
sun sets. $40 Norrieg. ~
Neon rises. ..... Iei3 Evening. ........... ~
foEr OF RICHMOND. APRI =. issA
s1fIEn.
steamer Arsst. Deyo. Norfolk. nsrcasaiise
end pAssengers.
rites; vessel ~ Curtis Parker
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Arm issa
by reisgrapn-I
Aksfvxn
Steamship wyanoke. kichmoad, and saiis1
for Nes fofA. fnsrchAnssi5sL
Esgk Garter Oa4, bostoa. TO load coal
SAILED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
TlE oRINKsE ENUMERATION BILL.

The Montana election case having been
laid aside. Mr.. Hale asked unanimous con-
sent 10 have the Chinese census enumera-
ton bill taken up aud disposed of, but Mr..
Warts objected. and then Mr.. Hale made
formal motion 10 that effect. The motion
met with resistance on the Republican
Ada. hul al Lie Democrats aided with Mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
pReseYTERY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
The Body Votes in Favor of Revision

Especial telegram to the DispalchI
WHEELING, W. VA, Aprn BY ono majority
this evening tho Presbytery Of West Virginia. In
s,s,ion AT RaYenswood. votoi In favor OF revision
OF the Confession Of faiih. commllIee was
ennointed 70 consider the extent Of revision de-
sired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and warmer IN the morning. with a severe
wind and rain-storm In tho afternoon, showery
81 night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

Market nrln-
QuOTAIl0sA
MiBDLrSG, 1920.
Low MIDDLISG, 9fSc.
GOOD ORgtsARY. Sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
CAR-WoRkS ON FIRE.
The Loss VIII BE Heavy and Two Hundred
Men WIN BE Thrown Ou, of Work.
[By teIegraph % tha ni.n.,en

10y Telegraph TO tho Dispatcn.l
BIRnisGhAA' ALA, April a.--The United
states Roliing-stock companys car.works at
Decatur caught nre tonight All the depart
ments are burning except thu wood shop with
no prospect q stopping the IRE. The loss will
be neayy and two hundred mon VIII be- thrown
ous sf work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
OUR WORLDS FAIR.

APRIL 0--IGrkct active. Prime, sc. ertro
prime. exc; fancy. &c: common, 2ale.; shoib
%. ~ as =; factory hand picked. taasc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
STILL ANOTHER STORM.
IL Sweeps Over Illinois Towns CarrS'"s
Destruction Along with IL.

HIGHLAND PARK, H.. April "A severe
storm swept over this place at ii ociocA
last night. doing heavy damage 20 properly.
Although only one person was lnJufeu =
number had narrow escapes. Inc VIM
came from the northwest. and the, pain OF
destruction Was about halt mils Uias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

COTTON aEPOaE

We quote fins. Sl5)ssll5 superins fl73a
o.. =; extra. 81 5)aia75: family. siAskS2 patsni
family, couatry. g. 7iasAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April ., IsjL
OFgEaiEG@
CORN-600 bushels.
OAfs.-2,OO0 bIshels
No sales reported 10 the Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
MULES WENT UP.
Tho Boas Heard Uncle Reuben and laado
His Animal Move.

uAQO
His Animal Move.
One spring day, about mile outside
OF Decatur, Ala, hive Of bees belong
ing to Colonel Clark went on q swarm, q
matter which should happen to every
well-regulated hive about once in so
often. just at that time, says the New
York Sun, Uncle Reuben Slathers, an
old colored man. was coming into town
with his mule and Jag" of wood. The
road was pretty heavy and the mule
very lazy, and to keep the flies OF tho
beast Uncle Reuben had stuck several
branches into the harness. Coming
along toward the Clark place the old
man was saying:
Nov, yo' good-tur-scat mewl, yo' lif.
dem hoofs an walk along er you'll har
from me! If yo' hain't de LATEST, dog
gondest onery beast in dis hull State
den I'll leave de church. Why, sab,
I'd sell yo' fur two dollars an one leetle
'possumr'
About this time the bees got q move
on them from the hive and by accident
or design the queen settled down on one
OF the branches waving over Uncle
Rouben's mule. The rest followed suit.
and in two minutes the animal was
loaded. She had come to halt of, her
own accord and the old man sat with
his mouth open and gazed in astonish-
ment. Not for long, however. Some of
tho bees skirmishing around on the out
side concluded to feel of the old mule
and see what she was made of, and as
about fifty stingers entered her feelings
at once she reared up, uttered terrific
snort and started off at break-neck
speed. Uncle Jerry was dumped into
tho road at the first jump, and as he
scrambled up and saw the mule on a
dead run, with tho sticks Of wood flying
and the wheels shedding spokes at every
turn, he raised his hands and shouted:
II takes ii all back, Juliusl 1 said
back dar dat I'd sell yo' fur two dollars
an leetle 'possum, but nevis has sud-
denly ri2. Go in, Julius, an make a
recordl De price on yo' right now is
five hundred dollars an TO- thousand
'possums, an I'll add ton per cent. cherry
minute till yo' is outer sighty'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
"RATTLE HIS BONES"
4 wild, Weird Story Told BY . lGlchiran
BaHgaEe-1IAn.

4 wild, Weird Story Told By Michigan
BaEEaEe-1IAn.
A Grand Rapids Telegram Herald re.
porter was standing in the baggage
room at the depot the other day, observ
ing the great variety of packages tina
were standing about the room. Their,
was every sort OF baggage, from tn
small hand-sachel to the big commerce.
packing case, and a long, mysterious
looking chest.
II suppose, If you only knew 1t, 20,
sometimes get some very strange baS
bage? said he, speaking to one of the
baggage-men. "You may have dead
man in some of those big boxes"
IL presume we do occasionally have
some baggage we should object to, If we
only knew it," he replied. 'Once in
awhile we get some emigrant baggage
that has been for weeks in the Storage
Of vessel, and we find the flavor of it
very rich. The smell of some Of it
would Justify a suspicion of all the
crimes in the calendar"
did you ever discover any thing very
peculiar among your packages2"
"Well, should say 80. I remember
one time, about twelve years ago, when
We had a decided sensation here. There
was Dig square box unloaded from the
train, and a. it was not Immediately
called for, 1t was ordered to the back
part OF the room. The box was clumsy
and lop-sided, much heavier on one side
than the other, and the man who
grappled with it was possessed of a good
deal Of energy. When he had rolled it
nearly across the room, one Of the sides
gave way and out rolled human skull
and about q bushel of bones and other
debris. 1t was mighty tough-looking
mess, and the fellow who had been
handling it lit out as if he had opened q
barrel OF rattlesnakes. The police au-
thorities were Immediately notified, and
upon investigation it was found that be-
sides the human remains the box also
contained q tombstone, with tho name
and age Of the deceased, and an epitaph
inscribed upon it.
"While all hands were celebrating
over the matter, a man came in and
claimed the box. He explained that the
contents OF the box were the remains of
q near relative of his, who had died a
couple of years before in PENNSYLVANIA,
and that now he was transporting them
to his new home in the northern part of
the State. Fer the sake Of economy and
convenience he had put the whole husi-
ness in homemade box.
"The box was speedily repaired, and
went on to its final destination"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
Necessity for Free Coinage.

Here's wisdom from Nebraska:
"In studying the farming situation"
says Judge Thurston, 81 have be-
come firmly impressed with the neces-
sity Of free coinage of silver. We have
grown faster than our money volume
has grown. We have more uses for
money than any nation ever had be-
fore. Weekly wages sap up an i'm
mense amount of the circulating
medium. There should be an in
crease in the volume of money, and
I do not believe we could make the
volume too large. I cannot see where
any class of people would be injured
by free coinage Of silver, unless it is
the money lenders"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
An Alley u Highway.

Judge Bigelow filed his findings in
the case OF Mary A. johnson against
Albert White to-day. Last Summer
Mr.. White built an addition to the
Palace Hotel, extending over the alley
in the rear, Mrs. johnson brought an
action 10 have tho addition declared a
nuisance and to have it removed, and
for damages. The Court held that
the alley is a highway and That the
building over it constitutes an illegal
obstruction, and as Il conclusion of
law held that the plaintiff was entitled
TO Judgment for $50 SO, and that
sho building BIO abated.-[ Reno Ga
Gette, March q.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
County Official Paper.
A Political Factor.

The President has removed from
the Chicago Pension Agency the
widow Of the gallant Colonel Null
.igan, who was appointed by Cleveland.
Her brother was killed and her hus-
band was MORALLY wounded in the
battle Of Lexington. The clerks in
her Office were mainly the widows of
good soldiers, who are rearing
families left them to support. She is
succeeded by a military politician,
who announces that the women in
the Office will have to go, as he de-
sires to make the pension agency a
political factor in Illinois politics.
All right. Cleveland did not try to
make it factor in politics. He re-
membered the non-voting widow,
whose husband gave his life for his
country. OF course, from the ma
chine standpoint. he was wrong, but
what right heart in the country does
not approve him?-[San Francisco
Alta.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
Union Pacific Extension.

A dispatch dated Los Angeles,
March q says:
Engineer Mccartney, in charge of
the Union Pacific construction work
south and west Of Ogden, is here.
He reports 2OOO men at work on the
line between Milford and Phoebe,
and thinks trains will be running in
to Phoebe by December LIST. Four
surveying parties ore at work hunting
the best route for line from Phoebe
into California, but no building south
Of Phoebe will he done this year. One
survey west from Phoebe is through
White Pine, Eureka and Reckwith
Pass, and another, running south,
taps the A. & P. line at Ludlow.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
"Titlcd Americans"

Street & Smith have just published
list Of American women who have
married foreigners of rank. The book
Systematically complete and is valuable
IS a reference, in addition to being
decidedly interesting, 1t it called
"Fitled Americans" and contains the
names and Biographies of two hundred
girls who have by matrimonial alli-
ances gained title.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
Lave And Let Lave.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as well as Glassware,
Queenswars, ETC., should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apenny saved is as good as a penny
earned and you can save money by pur-
chasing goods at home. 1 carry q
large stock Of .seasonable goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
&a III. CHAsgt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29

A recent report by the officers in
charge OF two United States trading
ships shows that seven tenths OF all
applicants arc rejected on account Of
hoart disease. superinduced b.. cigar.
cite smoking.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. Ii
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
.hibited in .Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $2l 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-29
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