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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THEREWiTH THE
EATHERINDlcATloNs.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both BoArds--Cotson-
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
rBy ,e,err.pn 70 the pisparh.l

- WASHINGTON. January s.-For vir-
fNR ,ginis, showers preceded BY fair
---Jwes,her in tho southeast portion,
slightly warmer and southe-ly Winds
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RECEPTION OF TIE GUSTS

The Mayor of the town of Boydton. ac-
companicd by the Town Council, with a
band of music. met tho invited guests upon
their arrival and escorted them to the
cour' house. There the Hon. ". /. Atkins
called the meeting 10 order. and before an
nssomblage of hundreds OF people c. j.
Faulkner. Esq, a distinguished attorney:
made tho welcome address and extended
the hospltalities of the people.
Commodore Batoman responded in be-
half 81 his road. assuring the people that
its completion meant tho development and
advancement OF every interest of the
county. His speech pleased the large au-
dicDce. and impressed them that he IN
tended. with the vast means at his control,
TO promote the prosperity Of all classes Of
the population.
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ST. LOUIS, January Flour upchsnged.
Wheat nucinatoi but closed HIGHER Than yestor-
day; No. ret. cash. ~ sAs ~ MAY 20 "a
size. closed ~ slANl,c. January, closed
mt siasO,.c COrn->maller receipts. sal
higher prices elsewhere caused sharp al
vnnccs aud strong marget: NJ. mit.i' fhsh,
- az &C.. February. % aei g. closed ~ -
hid Oais strong aud sio1: 10. p cash, el'. bid
January. sllc. hiJ: hay. - b.. as a. Nni>keY
A. sLO4. Prov slOps hrmer and aioN.
Pore. lob lots. tpflbafgl. Lard normally at
$40. Dry salt meats Noosc. 81 Dry meat
shoulder, ta15. longs aud rihs, tLsi' short
clear. saqL Bacon shoulders. SANS N;
longs, 3AEsn{AiO; short cisar. t3oasiAi5;
hams, Sg.iaSiLga
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corivS REPORT.

We quote: Fine. a. pssis supsrdnA sl7,a
sax; sEsrAtls Sss1Ts. fsnsiy. tta>I3. psssas
FANNY. eoasuy. SaTSA4Ax9
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Coke Scale and Agreement.

PrrrsBunon, Pa, January 9.-The Scale
Committee OF Division 1, knights OF LABOR
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


ihfpiit3l foI tht Dl'fdTtAI
JANUARY 9-Marset very strong. Prices IN
Glued o. advance roceipf- FROM mo country I'M
proving: prime, SAc extra prime. SIC fancy,
6bc.; cOfamon, sa.sfc. Spanish 5sci Nc~y
hand picked, oa1 &c.
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CHICAGO. Janga'y n-D Ash qu0,aions W"re'
Flour s.fliy aud uA hanged No. spring
wh8Hf, 49,: No. srsf. felc. 40 corn, 1s'-
No. > Data. ~ AZ ~. Aesl-pOrs, g. ~ Lari,
s. s)as.o2N. Sh0r-fioA stsOsiL - whisky,
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100 LArE FOg CLASSIFICATION

DlCHMOND THEATRE. Mis-. W.
II T.. POWELL, Manager aod Business Manager.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
com nenciur THURSDAY. January On. En-
gagsmeni q tho two gress Shakspeartan stars,
X. d. MACLEAS AND MARIE PRESCOTT,
supported by their own company.
Friday uigat--THR WINTERS TALE safur-
dsy matinee-PYGMALlOS AND GALAfkA.
saturday nlghi-glCHARD III.
Prices a. usual seats now on sale az box
Office. A. ~ MatDee prices % AID 0c. No
ezra charges Tor reserved seat& ID i0-lr
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The doctors said he could not live, but
he took DR.. Bulls Cough syrup anu h'eS
yet.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January .. 1870


wugAr.-32n brshols
COE9 100 bushels.
OArs-i.O00 bushels.
RYE--9J DQsaeiA
sALxs ,s,osrsD ~ sscevr.gG
wHgAE-Lcngbsrry. coo bushels very good on
private terms snortberry, "A bushels vsry good
az sac.
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Yesterday party of revenue officials
made araid in Granville county after moon
sinners. They arrested Frank p. Beck and
captured his still. He had operated IN hi'
kitchen, but suspectng danger had taken
down the still and hidden oil the plant IN
his smoke-house and barn. Everything
was seized. Beck gave bail for his appear
ance M court.
4 negro brakeman on the Cape Fear and
Yadkin-Vailey railroad. at Gormanton. was
instantly killed while on the top Of car,
his head having struck bridge.
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A. & D. R. R.
MEcKLENBURG CELEBRATES ITS
COMPLETION TO BOYDTON.
Arrival of Trains with Distinguished
Guesis-A Grand Reception, Banquet,
and Eloquent Speeches.
rcorrespontence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l

BoYDToy. Va, january 6, 1890.
This has been a grand day for this coun-
~. The celebration of the completion of
the Atlantic and Danville railroad took
place. A superb banquet was prepared
md prominent people interested in the
road were invited and participated IN the
festivities of the day. A royal reception
was given the distinguished guests who
come on the excursion trains from Ports
mouth. There were visitor from Norfolk.
Portsmouth, Washington, Richmond city.
New York. Suffolk. Brunswick, Danville,
Chase City. GAINESVILLE. and all the COM
nercial CENTRES Of tine country.
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THE DANQUrT.

After the public greeting in the court
house . grand banquet was spread 10 over
200 invited guests at the Exchange Hotel.
The manu- comprised al the Injuries Of
land and sea and the vintage Of native and
foreign lands. 10 dry toasts were offered
and the cOld-water men were few and far
apart.
Tho Committee on Invitations was Colo
mel James T. Alexander, Christopher Has
kins. and Nathaniel u. Mason on Pro-
gramme. William T. Atkins. F.. Chambers
Goo1e. and William E. Moore; on Ar
Engagements. G.. !. Faulkner. ". II. Fon-
shell, and J. p. Bryson. Among the guests
were &. A. Rider, If England; +. w. Clark.
Of Washington ". p. Jackson, of New
York: Colonel ThomasN. Hodges. Of Port =
mouth: Colonel @. II. Causey. OF Suffolk !;
Commodore A. d. Baieman, of New York /;
Judge ID. :. Hicks Of Bruuswick Colonel
Wilcox. editor of the Portsmouth Progress :
General G.. b. Peck. chief manager Judge
Henry Wood. Of GAINESVILLE. and AL the
prominent citizens or the county of Meek
lcnburg. Rev. Mr. Duncan, Of the Metho-
dist Church, invoked the blessing at the
banquet.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

CUCAGO, III, JNnuaTY y.-Ihc c0nITlcI-
breakers Of they Players League will not bee
pursued with iujunctions That was The
policy announced to-day at the PLAYERS
headquarters o. having been decided upon
for use throughout The country. Judge
Henry Bacon. of New York, counsel for the
PLAYERS, advised this course and the MOI
surcs t0uccompany if. 1hesewill be simply
% sue thc Uuaways on their contracts. II
Is proposed 20 obtain as large damages rs
possible on each case and then force Iudg-
mont bv attaching the salary paid by the
National League 20 the rccalcitrants.
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BERLIN. January 9.-To-night a solemn
requiem was gwen in the chapel OF the
palace. The body of the dead Empress
was escorted TO the Schloss chapel by "A
squadron Of the Guard. The coffin was
carried by twelve nOn-commlss. oned officers
Of the Augusta regiment, accompanied 10y
forch-bearers. The Emperor and Grand
Duke of Baden followed the remains on
foot. The Empress and Princess OF SAKE
Meiningen went in a carriage
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FARMERS, ALLIANCE.
Secretaries Elected and ppointed--Negro
EXodus-To-Day' Execution.
n...cinl tnl. "a. u, - 10 DIanatehl

RALEIGH. y. c.. January 9.-Ihc Execu-
tive Committee of the state Farmers ALL
ance devoted all yesterday to tne eXamina-
ton o. the books and accounts Of retiring
Secretary Polk and ate-Busincss-Agent
". n. Worth. II did until to-day elect
a secretary 10 succeed Polk, whose resig-
nation took effect on the 9Th instant.
Eugene c. Bcddingfeld was elected. He
is young mau. Ia native of Wake county,
p member OF the Legislature, ard proml-
nent alliance man. tie warmly supported
J.. IS. Alexander in the latter's candidacy
for the nomination for Governor. and pre-
scented his mime TO tho State Convention.
lie took charge of the Office to-day.
ID. If. Rittenhouso, OK halitax county,
who over the signature of " old Fogy has
been the leading contributor TO the pro
gressiye Farmers Alliance organ for tbs
State and Virginia. will be Colonel Folks
secretary al Washington.
II Is said that 2,00O negro exodusters VIII
this week be moved ont OF Johnston and
Wavne counties. MANY ears have been
sent 10 Selma and GOldsborO' for them. \
rumor is current among the negroes that
the opposition 20 the further work Of labor
agents IN that section is developing, but
there appears % be no foundation for Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

Hon. W. r. Atkins read the toasts. The
Atlantic and Danylle railroad was re-
sponded TO by Commodore Batemen, no
county of brunswick by Judge Hicks. the
city Of Portsmouth by Colonel Wilcox, Of
the Portsmouth Progress ; the town of
Gainesville by rhomas n Williams, Esq,
the town Of Boydton by +. Chambers
Goode. Egq.. and the town of Chase CITY,
the plucky town of Southside Virginia.
by Thomas ID. JcGress. Esq.
General Peck ciosed by an eloquent
tribute 10 The people and the road, aud
predicted a grand aud glorious future for
the county.
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He SAYS he hopes lie is prepared TO die.
* Priest Boyle. who has acquired quite q
friendship tor Parrish, is greatly Affected
at the latter's impending fate. Ills cell IS
next TO Parr.sh's
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cardinal Gibbons Goes south.

BALTIMORE, January cardinal CID
,ons. accompanied by Rev. A. b. Leeson'
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BASEBALL.
The American Association Fully Or
gunizcd.

NFw YORK, January ct can be an
nOuncod as positive fact that the Amer
can Association has decided 10 place u
club in BrOoklyn. and that It does not care
whether the move causes a further disrUp-
tIou iu tho baseball world or not. his
movement was finally decided upon mt =
meeting Of the association held NJ ROches-
ter las, week, although for various reasons
tho matter was kept secret. 4 secret meet
iugof several bise-bal men was held at the
Aston House to-day, aud the line of action
fully leaked out. Those present at the
conference were President Whitaker, Of
tire Athletic: Powers Of Rochester; John
Chapman, Of the Louisville club: John
Walker, and J. T. Kennedy, of the new
Brooklyn club. 4 stock company Is 10 be
organized. and the games Will be played
at BideowOod-Prk grounds. Tho Amen
ciu Association is consequently at last
fuIlv made mp and VIII be as follows
BROOKLYN. St Louis. Louisville, Athletic,
Eochcs,er, Columbus, Syracuse, and
Toledo.
The assoriation-mcn say they think thcv
are entitled 10 the association territory in
brooklyn and propose 10 assert their rights
oven If IL causes disturbance or the ma
tionu agreement and nn open war between
the league and association. Sunday games
VIII bee played at least efforts Will be
made 90 play such games.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON xAHKEr

LIVERPOOL, January 0-soos cotton hrm,
with good domanI; American miiiiing. 5td..
sales, 1900 bales, speculation and etpor,
100 bales; receipts. 1900 bales; American.
Il 100 bales. Futures oponoi Win a. apparent
Is auietor feeling, which bGs since become urn
ar: January aud February, % cd, also
g4t.6id. also G5-5{i. February sDi March.
h4Lsgi.; MRrch and April. 4i-Sid, fhgfd,
q i7-Otd. April aud Nay. ii-5ie5 is-Gid.. Nay
and June, > i36lt. Juae ani July, o-0'@
5bi-6ld. July ami August, 5i-1i1.
r. N--Amefican good milling o lS-iti
widdltgg. 5f,I. low mitilng. ii-iSi.: good
ordinary, D eisd .oCiinary, pa. -lle' to-
dss Included 900 bales Ameficau. January,
: 4s-Gid.. .slier January and February. . ti-fti.
seller: February aui March, i.-'it. ~;
March sni Apnl, j4s-g;1 seller; Apfll 81 !,
. gsssd. seller. Nay sul lnnf, H-fii.. -
june ani july. bfi-ei1, seller. July aui Al
gust. 52-6id., sellert Angus. a--tti.' buyer
Futures sienty.
r B-.Isuuary. ii-sli.. buyers January
ana February, fa~Gld., buyer fobruAly AMI
March. fsGfI. .-elleT, March and Apri tl-yid..
seller: April and May. il-jil, seller; Nay
aud June, 81 $40. seiior. June and July,
5l-Gtd., buyer, July nnd august, ; ttON,
sollsr; Augusi, s3-6li, seller Futures closei
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The distance from Boydton TO Ports
mouth il 40 miles. and the road will be-
run through to panvillc boy February.
Trains Will nc once be- pat on to this place.
This road marks new era IN our county,
trayersirg 10 from east 10 west about forty
hve miles, and along ia line VIII proclaim
wealth and prosperity to our people. j.
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WAsElNaToN. January 9.--Senator Daniel,
who has been down with the grippe for
nearly week, u ont again, and was in the
Senate to-day. lie introduced bill for
the relief 81 Wiiham Paxton. Of Newcas-
fle. Va. who wants 20 recover S674 for pro-
pcrtv taken from him by Union soldiers
g f.t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

Great interest is now fclt ia this city in
the execution tomorrow OF j. Claude
Parrish. "a white mau forty-two years old,
who outraged his own daughter. lie GAL
lows was built ON the suburbs of the city
and was brought 90 the jail-yard TINS
afternoon. The jail is IN the heart OF
The city and in two squares OF the
State Capitol. There will be a guard Of
deputy shouGs and all the police force.
To-day Father Charles, Of tho Roman
Catholic Church, who is Parrish's spiritual
adviser. called on Governor towle; he
was accompanied 10y sheriff Rogers; Their
mission was 10 see if the sentence OF Parrish
couldpossibv be committed. The Governor
said he would loo glad if reasons for COM
mutation conld be shown him 20 grant
II. but that no reasons had been shown,
and there WAS no reason for changing the
death sentence. The Sheriff said this
evening that Parrish VII be baptized early
tomorrow morning. He will be executed
bv the Sheriff himself at $50 o'clock 10
morrow afternoon. Parrish is somewhat
excited. and vet A. cool as q man IN such a
situation could well be.
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j,HrA vs.. THE rREEMAN's JOURNAL"

DUBLIN. January 9.-Upon the applica-
ton OF CAPTAIN OShca an attachment has
been issued against the Fre@nGn's JOgna! IN
"a suit for damages brought by Captain
O'Shea against that paper tor its comments
upon him in connection with the suit tor
divorce. In an interview to-day T.. Dwyer
GRAY. tho proprietor of the Journal, sad
hc was ready to meet Captain OShea IN
any court.
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acorsross.
NIssGssa, skc.
Low xfDpkx,Fa, oke
Seeb oAMSAnxs NC
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID gxRcrrgp AT THE DISPATCH ofFicE.
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CINCINNATI.

CIScISSATI, January 9.--Whes, scsrre ~. ?
rei, as. oats stealy and nrln ~ 23ka'ir. Por.
dun 40 sgteN. Lard stronger a. $50 bdlA-
meats amt boef s.eady. NhlsaeY sfeaiy A.
si.o2. nogs active ani higher; common anil
ilcht, ta.lagls0; packing aud butchers, tLoia
4 l.l
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rxc1rEMENr OWE wAR-sHps.

ZaSzrBAE. January 9.-rhe largest feet
Of British <lr-ships ever assembled il
these waters is now here and othor mcn-of-
war Of the same nationality are constantly
arriving. The excitement Occasioned by
The presence of the feet is intense and
speculation is rife concerning the object of
the gathering Of the war vessels.
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DTLAYIN0 DIsPAICHE3.
ron A srcRrT Defamation.

LONDON. January 9.--lt IS reported from
Zanzibar that Rear-Admirai Frecmantles
squadron will SAL tomorrow for q secret
destination The Boadicea flagship is held
ready TO sail at moments notice. Free
mantle's squadron consists OF fifteen I'M
armored steam cruisers. OF winch the Boadi-
cea and Garnet each carry fourteen guns,
the Turquoise twelve guns, Mariner elehi
guns. Reindeer, Kingfisher. Pigeon, and
COs-ack each six Guns, Allgerine and Crii-
fon each four guns, and the hanger three
guns. The Sphinx is n side-wheeler and
carries seven guns.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

JfHuHE y
SALgs-FrRsr 9oiRD 900 Charlotte. Colam-
bia aud Augusta 6's at l07.
IN ...na ,nn, A.lnn. 1. ~ ltl.k 9ONli
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PARIS. January 9-The deaths here yester-
day numbered 81. The daily average for
last week was 3s3. The reduction is in
terpreted as a sign Of a decrease OF yio-
lcnce in the disease.
HOLIDAY TOR THE CHILDREN.
BUDApEsrH, January all the schools
here are closed IN consequence OF the
prevalence of influenza.
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LONDON. January 9.-ihe libel suit Of
Parnell against the TINES is among the first
cases that will come before the Hilary sit
tings, which commence next Saturday.
The case Will probably DO heard before the
report Of the Parnell Commission is pub
llshed.
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WILMINGTON. n. g. January a-IurDen-
tine nrui =, A.. Resin firm: strained. &c.,
gooj elraiuod, 81. Tar nrm Al si.oe crude tnr-
psutlne nrm. hard. $40. yelor-dip ani W.
gin. s1.n.
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MASS OVER THE EMPRESS.

INFLUESZA SPREADING.
MADRrp. January 9.-Infucnza is spread
ing IN this city.
Evening journal., 1890-10-31
ELECTION OUTLOOK.
white Clay Creek Hundred solid-Mrs
Collisions Funeral.

white Clay Creek Hundred Solid-Mrs.
Collisions Funeral.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK Oct 31.-Matters politically
are rather quiet here. There will be the
usual Democratic majority in this hun
dred Tuesday. The Republicans are
placing all hopes on electing their Levy
Court candidate, but as he is not as
popular as he might be. his chances are
slim. There was little hitch when he
was nominated. which was not very
pleasing to the Republicans
Mr.. Armstrong feels confident of cleo
tion. He is busy looking after his in
terests among the voters, but his popu-
larity among the people insures his cleo
tion. Bets are scarce, Democrats taking
all offered One fellow Is willing to bet
that New Castle county will elect the
whole ticket with 1000 majority. Demo.
Gratis are resting quietly for election day,
when they will cast their ballots for the
men OF their choice.
The Republicans will hold a meeting
in Caskey Hall, Saturday night. Levi O.
Bird, Esq, will make speech on the
Mckinley bill.
Mrs. Ann Collision, the aged woman
who died Sunday with strangulated
hernia, was buried yesterday at !
o'clock. The bearers we're William +
Griffith, George w. Williams, James
Mote, Robert Lockart, John 4. Steele
and John Rambo. Rev. N NJ Browne
officiated Interment was made in N. K
Church cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Robinson
living near this town, celebrated theil
fftieth wedding day anniversary Satur-
| day
Mrs. NJ M. Browne, president 'of th,
Wilmington Conference Home Missionar,
Society, In company with G. w. Weldii
Of Wilmington, are at Buffalo, N r., at
tending the annual meeting Of the gen.
erAl society.
There will be an election in tn
Methodist Church next Wednesday even
ing on the women delegate question.
Evening journal., 1890-10-31
CAsEs oE ASSAULT.
All Important Criminal Cases in Kent
County court Postponed.

ALI Important Criminal Gases in Kent
County court Postponed.
Special Correspondence KvEEINo JOURNAL.
DOVER, Oct. 81 The obstinate" man
in the Obediah York cutting case Jury
was as good MS his word and didn't agree.
The Jury came down yesterday morning
and was discharged. On advice Of his
counsel, York pleaded guilty to assault
and was sentenced TO six months i'm
prisonment and $25 fine. George Pat
ten, colored. was convicted of assault
upon John Roy and his sentence was six
months Imprisonment and S25 fine.
In the afternoon Isaac Quigeett, col
ored, was convicted OF the larceny Of q
watch from Charles Sparks.
On motion Of Hon. James L. Wolo0tt,
counsel for James Kelly of Chester, i'm
dicted for homicide, the case was post
poned till November 13. The absence oi
material witnesses was the plea. This
throws all the more important erimina
cases over till week after next.
Many Democrats from here attended
the meetings At FELTON, and Frederick yes.
terEAy afternoon and evening. Levi @
Bird Of Wilmington, will speak to th,
Republicans here TO night IN the operl
| House.
Evening journal., 1890-10-31
THE POLITICAL WORLD.
Governor Campbelrs Spirited
Attack on the Lodge Bill.
a TILLnANITE USES HIS KNIFE.

sanguinary Array at a Political Meeting
Ia souti, caraIina-se senator sherman and
Ex-Governor Foraker speak at Cincin-
natl Government Clerks Contributions.
FINDLAY. o.. Oct. Sl.-Governor Camp
cell addressed a great gathering OF the
Democrats of the Eighth congressional
district in this city last evening This was
the governors first appearance bn the
stump since the adjournment Of the ex-
traordinary session of the general assem-
bly,, and there was much speculation as to
whether be would refer to the work Of that
body in his speech. but he made no mem
tion of state matters, confning his re-
marks almost wholly to a discussion Of
abe Mckinley kill. the alleged benefits of
syhich the governor ridiculed in his usual
vigorous manner He also attacked the
political legislation Of the congress just
adjourned, being particularly severe on
the bill increasing the number Of United
States circuit judges and the Lodge bill
OF this measure he said, among other
&hings:
His Opinion OF the Lodge Diil.
II am opposed to Mr.. Lodge posing as
che champion Of equal rights, coming from
New England. which has six times the
representation in the United States senate
that Ohio has. Take your little state Of
Nevada, rotten TO the core, with few half
breeds, and not as many white people in
the whole state as there are In the city Of
Findlay l want them equalized before
the law. want the citizen of Findlay to
be as great in the senate Of the United
States as the citizen Of the sage brushes
and wilds OF Nevada. lApplause) Let US
carry this doctrine out Begin a Demo-
cratic crusade and you will never hearany-
shing more Of the Lodge bill. New England
wants TO hold all she has and take all the
rest
He Wants Foster Defeated.
The governor closed with an eloquent
appeal to the voters to do their duty on
next Tuesday, and especially did he plead
that they do everything in their power to
defeat ex- Governor Foster who is the. Re
publican candidate for congress in this
district.
Evening journal., 1890-10-31
A rnlmanlte win a knife.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Oct. 3i-A special to
The Daily Register from Timmonsville,
this state, says: While Edmond II. Deas,
colored, who IS running on the Republican
ticket for congress from this district, was
addressing a crowd of negroes in the in
terest OF the Haskell cause, exception was
taken'to his remarks by certain Tillmnn-
ites, among whom was J. Gully jackson
-Jackson's temper was excited to the point
of belligerency, aud he drew his knife on
Deas and split his mouth open on one side
nearly TO the ear, and would have killed
him but for Col. H. T. Morris, who pressed
mp to make peace. In the praiseworthy
endeavor Of Col. Morris, however. jackson,
who was highly wrought up, turned upon
Morris and slashed him a severe cut in his
left cheek and hacked him across his left
side, cutting clear through his clothing
and ripping the skin, though not to a
serious depth. Deas bled profusely. and
a. was believed he would die from the
wounds received Jackson was arrested
but released on 500 bond for his appear
ance before the town counci. next Thurs
day. There is considerable excitement
among citizens