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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Cabiegrsrns :.


Gold i Quoted az 3i4 in Buenos Ayrss.
The Vatican authorities deny the rumors
that the Pope Is III.
The influenza Is epidemic in Iceland.
Many fatal cases are reported.
The London Nslcs states that Mrs. Frank
Leslie Will marry the Marquis de Leu
vile.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has ap-
proved the motion II favor - international
arbitration.
The London post mems strike has practi-
. cally collapsed Altogether 400 men have
been suspended or dismissed.
Two hundred and City houses have been
burned at Madam. NiZhnee- ovgcrod. Rus
s:a. six men and a girl lost their lives.
stamboulosf. the Bulgarian Premier. has
telegraphed 10 Vienna denying that Prince
Ferdinand intended 10 ahdicate. Tie
alleged shooting OF stamboulod Is not con-
frmed.
A deputation Of London's postmen visit
ed postmaster-(ieneral Raikes yesterday
and submitted % bin the claims OF the let
ter-carriers. The Postmaster-Oieneral A.
sured the deputatlon that he would con-
slider the clalms OF the men and II Il was
-
seek 10 rectIty them
In an interview Yesterday Prince Bis
marck spoke very bitterly in regard TO
what he called the cowardice OF the Ger
man press. He declared that never before
had he been asked for an inter-
view by German journalist. The Pos and
Cologus GGssas, he said. which formerly
were in constan, communication with me.
now dee from me as from pestilenee." ="
He expressed the greatest confidence IN
DIR. Miquet. He believed that Miaaet bad
nothing 20 do with the Emperor's labor
e1icts, He himself had modified the origi-
uaI far-reaching draft OF the decree of the
Euperor and had also suggested the inter-
national labor conference, hoping that lt
would declare against the workman. but
in this hope be was deceived. Nobody
yantured 10 oppose or draw attention
10 the danger OF the DEGREES, which were
eventually PASSED without his vote or
countersignature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Cnmmlftcc Chalrmen.

The Committee on First Market met at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and chose Mr.
Ihon for chairman.
Mr. Fcrrlter was made chairman or the
Committee On Second Market.
The Committee on ketrenchmont and
Reform elected Air. Belyin Chairman.
Mr.. Iurpin was chosen % preside NJ the
meetings Of the Committee on ire Alarm.
The Committee on 81. Johns Burying-
Ground selected Mr. Mann fO- chairman.
and reelected Mr. Antonio GrifagnIa for
keeper Of the grounds.
The Committee on James-Riyer Improve
ment will meet az ) r. VI. today f0r organ
llrfinu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
.hlrment, Of cold 90 Eurore.

NV Y0BE. july ll.-FCrai-n bankers to-
day ordered 100000 .u gold flr shipment
% Europe making so ;Gr ~-.0oo.C0l in gold
bars % 20 % Liverpool bv Tomorrow 9
steamer. There was considerable dlscu.-
SION on Wall street as 90 the reason = the
shipments. and nearly every one lad dlf-
ferent theory % account tCr the move
menr. Messrs. h.lder. Peaholr & Co.,
WHO ship = 900 600. SAY tha- l-e eXpJI, -
simply an exchange tr4r-a artion. some
bankers state that the gold is Intended .aF
the Bank Il England. whose se-ve las .o-
creased to q low figure. and others sta,-
tlGt y viii 60 O. .tiuat-lv % Bge-0s Ayres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

The Governor Yesterday conmuted the
sentence Cf Harry Summerviile. convicted
in the Huetncs Court on Tuesday 0f steal
ing O watch from II. 3. Never. from one
year ia the penitent.ary 70 six months in
Iail.
This action was recommended Dy Judge
Witt. Commonwealth's-Attorney Smith.
and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
From the Clerk. Record.

OF the cases before the Police Court yes
tsrday morning the following were the
most important ,,
Thomss Pleasants (colored), stealing .
pair of shoes. the properly. OF Wingo, EI-
lett a Crump. Sent TO jai! Tor ninety oays
stealing a silver watch of the value OF *lo,
tho property OF G. A. Mason. surety 70
CURED for ninety DAYS 10 the SUN OF SioO;;
william Carter lcolored was CHARGED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
THE |. AND n. STRIKERS.
They Return TO Work for the Present I'm
der Agreement.
Isy telegraph 20 the Dispsich.l

l5y teIocraDh % tla Ul-p4I-u4I
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 11.-At 1890 P. NJ.
TO-DAY written agreement was drawn up
between GeneraLManscer Metcalf. Of the
Louisville and Nashville road, and the
striking brakemen and sw;tchmen by which
the men consent 10 return % work lmne-
diately. II Is provided that tieneral-Mana-
ger Metcalf shall thoroughly inYes usste
the demand and complsints made by the
men. and at the end OF ten days give them
a final decision as % what the authorities
of the road viii do in the way Of granting
them. The menreturn 10 work under the old
rates. The conductors are also promised q
full investigation Of their grievances. The
temporary settlement of the trouble Is, OF
course. regarded as victory for the rail-
road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
ERE CHI IRAN WRECKED
On the ohio-River Road-One KiIi.d-rwo
Fatally Injurcd-rhrre Tramn. Hurt.

wuKxLIso, W; Va, July IA freight
train on the Ohio-River railroad was
wrecked &C. near Rayenswood today by break
ing Journal: Fifteen cars were e crushed.
killed and John and Pat. Burke received
fatal injuries. being terribly crushed.
Three trapps we're hurt. but not ssriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

ArLsNrA. July ll.-Char.es N-nahla. 3
member OF the arm of Nenahla Brothers,
extensive dealers in granite anl owners o:
the stone N0uufl q and LitLonia quArrles,
was killed at Iith1-.a to-day. ne Was
knocked from o fre gat-car aro falling IN
dsri had both les 80 badly crushed that
lie could not survive the shock aud died IN
q short rfrna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

Milton Edwards was arrested in the First
district Yesterday. charged with stealing A
receipt for 81 from Albert Werner. In
the same district Elizabeth Penny, Birdie
Penny, and Annie B. Melton were locked
up, charged as being yGgrants without any
visible means Of support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
STANLEY IS SICK.
His Wedding. Set for TO-DAY, May Have
% BE Postponed.

rBy Angle American csols % ;he Disps,-h.l
LoynoS. July u.-Heury VI. stanley =
suffering from gastritis. and there !, some
doubt abOut his marriage taking place TO-
morrow. he Is improving somewhat, how
ever, and his friends are hopeful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

No cases OF public interest were tried in
this court yesterday
The following suit was instituted: Pat
rick H. Mcilamus ~. John b. Iuft and
wife for Sl0l Is. Attachment sued out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Imnrnrrd Heptasophs.

Virginia Conclave, No. l9S. Improved
Order OF Heptasophs, held their anniyer-
sary banquet last night at Sanger Hall
Archon A. W. Rosene presided aud intro
duced tho speakers among whom were j..
Samuel Parrish, II. NJ. Tyler, 9. Evensen.
r., W. Wilt, A. II. Kaufman, q. B. sydnor,
Julien Blnford, John III. Bethel, Richard
Adam, aud Peter Stumpf. The Archon
also enliyened the occasion with song, A
number Of members Of Richmond Con-
slsxs ,,artic,pated in the entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
DETECTIVE KILLED.
Another Chapter in the Long List of the
Hatfield Grimes.
Lspeclal teIesram . the pIspatch.l

tSpecial telegram 70 me Dlspatch-l
CHARLTsroN, W. Va. July 1l.-When the
lifeless body Of Dave Stratton. one of the
famous Mccoy gang of outlaws. was
found near the railroad track at Browns
town several weeks ago the public gene
rally supposed he had been run over by q
train and killed. Some people. however.
suspected the Hatfield crowd Of murder
ing him. Among these was j. W. Napier.
a detective. better known as Kentucky
Bill" who. armed with warrants for the
arrest OF certain of the Hathelds. started
out a few weeks ago with the declaration
that he would not return without them.
WITH A BULLET N HIS HEART.
Since that time his friends have anxious
ly but vainly awaited tidings of him. Not
a word has been received from him, but to-
dav word came that his body cold in death
with bullet-h in his heart had been
found near the home of the Hathelds. Ii
IS Impossible tonight TO verify the report,
but Il is believed TO be true. as his friends
would otherwise have heard from him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
ms. UNGsR SUICIDES
At Derkley Springs, W. va.-Elaborateiy
Drrssed-No Cause AssiyueJ.

MAsrrSsBrRG, W. Va. July 1i.-At Berk-
Low Springs last night the wife Of ex-State
Senator A. Il. ,nger committed suicide by
shooting herself through the head. Mrs.
Unger appeared IN her usual health. and
attended 20 her household duties. She
then went TO her room, put on an evening
dress, pinned rose in her corsage. and
blew her brains out. No cause is known
for the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Tho Memory Of Colonel Guy.

Mr.. Beverley Il. Munford, who was de-
signated for that purpose by Judge Edward
III. Fitzhugh Just prior tn the death OF the
latter; YESTERDAY presented 20 the c,'y CIR
memory Of Colonel John ii. Guy adopted
u meeting Of the Bench and Bar Of Rich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

In the Hastings Court yesterday John
Smith alas Nathaniel Warren was tried for
entering the house of Mr.. II. c. Wagner
and committing a robbery therein. He
was given five years in the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
arbitrator, in the cloak-M,kers' Trouble

Wv YcaZ. july 1.-The board II arhi-
tratou has been decided uroa % setrle the
difficulties between Che c.oak-makers' alI
manufacturers associations. II is COM
posed of Hev. =. Duceg. pastor 4 -. Leo's
Catholic church. Chairman Dale. ot The
Consolidated Foard ~ Operatives. and
Louis G-4u-s. representing the Manlfac-
rurrr, Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
The rythians Break Camp.

~ t1.rErnN- t' s-' AH-f --+t
MuwAukrE. Wis. july 1.-THE Pytl'an
camp has broken up aud the knights have
been focklns ont ~ town al day. but the
supreme Lodge vii probably not con-
ciude rs business until LeKt week. be
Hastings Mich. division was awarded tie
first prize for drill. Si.oo). and the lie
division the second prize. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
THE RACES.
Yesterday's Turf Event, in This Country
and In England.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
lBy telegraph to the pispstch.l

NEw YoRK, July H. Brighton Beach
races: First rsce-hve furlongs-kush-
light won; Rosaline thlly) second. Hanni-
bel third. Time. l.0sa.
Second race-seven furlongs-Bessie X.
won; Martha second, Signature third.
Time. l:3OIs.
Third race - five furlongs - Prince
Howard won; Autocrst second. Houston
third. Time, i:03L.
Fourth race-one mile-Fordham won;
King Crab second. Glory third. Time,
i:42.
Ftfth rscs-ous and one eishthss miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
SAM SMALL
Denounces Newspapers and Says Their
Managers are Thoroughly Nenal
and Cnrrup.
Especial telegram to the DI,patcn'

INF"|''.- tFs"9
WHEELING. w. Va, July li.-Sam Small
spoke at the Ohio-Yalley Temperance As
sociation to-day and spent two hours de
nouncing newspapers. He said he knew
no people more thoroughly venal and
corrupt than newspaper managers. They
sold BODY aud soul TO the liquor interest
and never knew what it was TO draw free
MANS breath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
DEATH IN A HOLD.
EXPLOSION OF Gas o. TIE LAKE
STEAMER TfOcA.
Thres White and str CoIored Nen KILLED
and They are No; All
the Dead.


CRrcico. July u.-Whls the steamer
Tiosa. from Buffalo. was Ding IN tie CHI
cago 'riyer at tie foo. q Washington street
tonight unloading an explosion occurred
in her hold AID the vessel took Ere and .
nov turning. Three Of the crew are miss-
ing. 4 number Il negro sieved0re- we're
IN the hold getting cut cargo. and . =
thought eight Or Ten o. them were killed
and more injured. Il j. impossible a. yet
% tell the total number ~ cssual,ies. The
Iioga S one " the largest steamers q the
Iakes.
NryE BcDiEs TkT1-s OFT.
LGir. Tho yessel settled urtil she
rested on the bottom With ner deck above
water. The Ere is exi.ngu. he'd Nine
bodies have been tax out-three white
and Ix col0fed-and this s DOT al " tle
dead The cargo contained i0, Cs kero-
seue. gasolin a1d cotton. The OILS lfaz-
"a and soaked the cotton. when the
workmen carried their lanterns into the
hole ar explosion u gas occurred and
filed the inside o. The vesss. With llrs.
and knocked O hole N her somewhere.
causing te- o. SD. The i0ss ~ vessel sll
Car-O IS estimated q $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Asse.siog RECOMMENDATION Lines

The State Board of Public Works has
been engaged for some time in assessing
railroad and other transportation cOmpa-
MES They have not yet completed their
work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Another Esvious Growl from BirEy."
fRY YAngln-Amerl-an cah.e % ~ nl.pA,ch.l

BERLIN. July li.-Priuce Bismarck k, m an
interview published IN the Frankfort Jour
nal. saws that he would not ha. signed the
Anglo-German agreement M its present
form. The ex.Chancell0r holds that Helis-
land. which the Emperor wished 90 secure
to Germany. might have been obtained AZ
less cost. Unless the island J. strongly
fortified. he SAYS. 1t might prove a danger
to Germany in the event Of war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

T Io-NoFrDW AIItTHOUH ~ I"N - VI Y ~
All young men arc invited 70 60 70 the
Young Mems Christian Association gymna-
SUM tomorrow afternoon at ) O'Clock.
The usual mems meeting Will be held at
that hour. and viii be conducted by Mr.
Inhn VI Me.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

fBy Arelo.Americsn cattle 70 the Dlsps,chl
LONDON. July 1l.-Afairs are becoming
more quiet among the letter-cariers. aud
they are performing their duties as usual
TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
NEW MEN IN OFFICE.
Those Chosen and Installed by Several Be
nevoient Orders.


At meeting OF Union Lodge, No 7, !.
o. o. f.. held last night Dlstnct-Deputies
B0wles and Roper installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: W. q. Ar
nall. past grand: W. L. Burruss. noble
grand: T. j. Smither, yice-grand; George
+. Bowdeu. secretary; Nj. W. harrington.
treasurer: K. 4. Joseph. chaplain. }. l..
Pe1rman. right supporter 10 noble grand; a.
VI. Johnston. left supporter ton NOBLE grand;
X. W. Stanley, right supporter 70 VICE
grand: }. v. Parker left supporter TO
vice-grand. After the installation speeches
were made by several visiting brethren
and the lodge closed and partook u cream
and cake.
EQUITABLE LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
Fulton Court. T. /. Of A., was organized
al Boltz's Hall last night with the follow
inc officers: Justice. Charles ". Smith
Herald. John II. LarkIn: Sereeant-at-
Arms. A. ". Childress: Constable, lily
Dillon: Clerk. j. b. Evans; Treasurer, X.
s. Cruichfield: Medical Examiner, DR..
Joshua s. Daniels, VI. d.; Trustees. Dr. j:
s Daniels Joseph Fernandez, and Edward
The court was organized by Deputy
Chief-Justice Henry Spear.
TN AND coaNICE- WORKERS.
At a regular meeting of l.. L. No. p,
Tin. Shcet-lrOn-. and COrnice- Workers,
international Association. held Friday
NIGHT, the following officers were elected
and installed for the ensuing six months:
President. William H. Warren Nice-Presi-
dent Lee lakewood; Recording. Secre-
tarv, Charles II. Burton; Financial Secre-
tary, Michael H. Mccarthy: Treasurer.
William II Phillips: Conductor, Theodore
W. Fowikes; Warden, Aaron NcElwee.
Trustees; Joseph /. Gregory. Thomas j.
Payne. and Reuben Burton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
JUDGE w. j. LEAKE.
He Is Named to TiI the Cbancerv-Court
Vacancy.

As anticipated in the Dispatch Yesterday
tbe Governor appointed Mr.. William Jo-
siah Leake a. Judge of the Chancery Court
10 I'LL the vacancy caused 10y the death Of
the late Hon. Edward H. Fitzhugh.
The appointment gives great satlsfac-
tion to members Of the bar, and Judge
Leake will no doubt be a worthy successor
10 the able and popular chancellor VINO
for so many years filled the position.
The appointment Is effective until thirty
dAys after the assembling of the Legisla-
frfFp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

whsn Raty wss E.h. We ssre her CsGorA
whea sic vas . Chlt. she cred ior CAstoria
Thea ahs became S1u, ace eluag - CsssorfA
Th-ea she bad Csilarca. sAe savs them CaSsoTiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Condition Of Major boswell.

Major Thomas y. boswell was reported
much worse at midnight and bis death was
expected % occur ~ anv time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Colonel McCook to Bc nrigadier- gene raj
10y Telegraph 70 the Dsspaich.l

WASHINGTON. u. O., July 1.-THE Presi.
dent to-day nominated Colonel Alexander
Mcp. McCook. sixth infantry. to be briga-
dier-seneral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

LARGE SHOE-FiCTORY
Removed from Philadelphia TO Lynch
burg-Buena Vista Hotelto
Re Rebuilt.
rsrecisl telegram % the Dlsps.ch.

LNcHBuRG. VA. July 1.-THE West
Lynchburg Land Company have secured
the removal from Philadelphia Of the large
shoe-mauufacturing firm Of woodruff Il
Co.. and their factory on the land CON-
pany's property will be erected az once.
A contractor in this city has already re-
ceived an order 20 commence the rebuild
ing Of the Buena Vista Hotel immediately.
The new building VIII cost $4,000.
The Tenth Congressional Democratic
District Convention Will assemble az Am
herst Courthouse On August 1st. Hons.
W. c. p. Breckinridge. Of Kentucky. and
William L. Wilson. OF West Virginia, VIII
be present and address the convention.
Mrs Polly Weeks. one Of the best t-known
ladies' OF Campbell county. d.ed near
Pigeon Run last night; aged fity-seyen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

The total earnings Of the LyncLburg
and Durham railroad for June from pas
sengers, freight, mail, and express amount
Ell 10 s0I4Gzl. compared with Sl.l24.3s
for the same month last year. The total
earnings tor the months Of the current
year are $40 1914.
Ice Hobson. o negro employe Of the Gro
zisrmines. near Blue Ridge Springs. was AZ
rested night before last on the charge OF
assaulting little negro girl, and 1t was
on,v by the most determined efforts Of the
officers that they kept the negroes IN the
ueighoorh0od from lvnchinG him.
The Ninth District Democratic Congress
sional Convention Will meet in Pulaski
CITY the lst Of August, and it IS thought
Buchanan will have opposition. u Is ex-
pected that the senatorial convention vii
meet at the same time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

Sprinr IS the season of life 70 begin
right. and YOU can't br wrorg IN using A.
Is. {. Alternative for the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

RrNGHANroN. y. l.. july u.-Mrs.
Thomas Beahan and Ms Henry Nauduesef,
injured IN hast nights railroad accident
near Ovesc. by which three women We're
instantly killed. died about four hours
after the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
DyICg TO MOTHERS

Fer over nny yesrs NRs wINsLoT's
sCOTai SG srEUP aA been used by mothers
for ther eAiidrsa rsi.o tesshinx. Are yea its
sureei At NIGHT an. broken u your rcst by s sick
child sarering snd c-yias with paia q egssias
teeth: IL 80 seal a, once sat ses bottle ]:
Mrs Wias.os's soothing syropF soz Caiirsa
Teethiss. Its value is :ncalcalsols. II viii 70
Have the poor h.;ls susarer immsils,sly. De-
pend upon IL rs,ners: tssrs Is Ne mistsks
aeout IL L, cures pysenierT aai plarrnrA
requisites tho stoma,a sad Bcsels. carcs wsni
Colic. sostsns tie Gums, refuses Inasnnstsoa.
sp3 gives tone and energy - tae waste sys,euA
"BrS Ninslows scoshtnx syrup Ter eaisdvsa
ieefhine Is pleasant sotne tasle aud u he pro-
scrlpnen Of one u the oldest aai tees fsaass
Physicians and rgrses in tae United s,At<s 40.
s Tor sale ~ all druggists ,hree shcua sas vorli
Price g cents . bostiA 81 sure sai asa ios
"MRS wlNsLow's SOOTHING syNuR~
ap fo-eclila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Blrmlnsham nIase a. to HANGING.

BrwSGHsM. ALA.. July iL-Alf Pepper.
the negro who murdered another negro sew
eral months AGO. was hanged 10 the JAIL
here to-day. TIE hanging vas tue fifth
hanging IN Birmingham since January.
They are becoming 80 common that little
interest was taken IN the execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Families woo Use oil should keep n mi,i us;
ine ilght and dangerous proiacts q pe;ro.egn
will often give = clear and brilliant hsai: thsy
sh5uli also remember teas os.,er lisAt 10 fur
nlshei by PEArTs AsTxAL OF al a sTiEleg add
tonsl coss win ihe stEaEtAse Ot absolute safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Csstoria.

He tha; speaketh lies shall not escape.
but be that ussih A. b. {. Tonic may es-
cane disease
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-10
THE OPTION EXTENDED.
More Time for q Decision in the Ten
nesSee 81 COOsa Matter.
Nashville Banner.3

Nashville Banner1
An extension has been secured by
President Thomas of the option on the
Tennessee & Coosa Railroad, now held
by the Nashville, Chattanooga & St.Louis
Railway Company. This option was to
expire May 18th, but has been extended
five days.
The road as projected is 65 miles in
length. 1t has been completed from
Gadsden to Alfalfa, distance of eleven
miles, and will be completed either to
Huntsville, or Bell Factory, ten miles
north of Huntsville, 1t has not been de-
cided whether to cross the Tennessee
River at Deposit or Guntersvile. If the
road is purchased by the N. G. & st. L
Ry Co., it WILL when completed. be of
incalculable value to Nashville 1t will
open up large scope of territory to the
Nashville wholesale and retail trade that
has been inaccessible. 1t will also prove
a great feeder. Extending into the cot
ton section Of Alabama, it will bring
100, 900 more bales of cotton to Nashville
every year, and afford quick and cheap
transportation for the wealth OF lumber
and coal in North Alabama.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-10
Strike Notes.

Packing house coopers' strike at Chi
cago is ended, the men going back at the
old wages and hours
Old Boss Carpenters association at Chi
eago are signing the scale, and work Is be-
ing generally resumed.
Fort Wayne master carpenters are en-
ploying union men, having acceded to
their demands, and the strike Is in q fair
way of settlement.
Youngstown, o., Carpenters union has
issued orders for a general strike against
all planning mill proprietors who have not
signed the new scale.
About 800 tanners at Chicago have
struck for nine hours work and ten hours
pay. 1t is thought probable that an agree
ment with their employers will be reached
within few days.
New York carpenters strike is about
over, only about thirty members of the
union, exclusive of the 125 who were EN-
ployed on the New York Central elevator,
being out of work.
The large establishment. or H. Andrews
" Company, manufacturers of school and
Office desks and fittings, of Chicago, de-
clared lockout as the result of a strike
by portion of the employees.
At Indianapolis the upfitters and pack
ers in Herman Lauter's furniture factory
struck because of disagreeable foreman.
William cambridge by name. The strik-
ing carpenters of Nordyke and Msrmon
have accepted compromise of twenty
five cents per hour, ten hours constituting
days work, and have returned to their
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