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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23

SEVERAL deaths from influenza have
occurred at Villa Labas, Mexico.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23

SENATOR MANDERsoNh asintroduced
a bill to increase the limit of the cost of
Omaha's public building to 100000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23
A Pertinent Question.

AT the annual meeting of the State
Board of Agriculture at Topeka, DR.. D..
E. Salmon, chief of the Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry at Washington, ID. c.,
was present and made an address upon
the subject of hog cholera. Several
Kansas men who claim to have discov-
cred a cure for this plague of the hog
raiser were present
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
APleasant Feature.

The pleasant feature of the ANIMAL
meeting of the Kansas State Bar Asso-
citation at Topeka was the presence of
the three Judges of the first Supreme
Court of Kansas. 1t was remarkable.
indeed, that these three distinguished
gentlemen, after having been separated
nearly thirty years, should meet once
more and appear before the legal
profession of Kansas. General Thomas
Ewing, the first Chief Justice, came
from New York City by special invita-
ton from the bar association and deliv-
cred an address. 1t was his first visit
to Kansas in twenty years. Hon. S. A.
kingman, of Topeka, and Hon. L. D.
Bailey, of Garden City, who were assO-
ciates of Judge Ewing on the Supreme
Bench, were the others.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23

The Ohio Legislature ChO Oses Calvin 8
Brice United States Senator-One Demo
crat Did Not Vote For Him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
THE VERY THING THY WANTED.

Michael Davitt was interviewed this
afternoon in regard TO the arrests. He took
o very hopeful view OF the s&nation and
thought the effect would be entirely favor,
OBrien," he said. "had deliberately set
out to devise plans for increasing the pop
ularity Of the plan of campaign and height
ening the prestige Of the Land League,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
NEW Work MONEY MARKET.

Mean temperature ..-.''-'''''''''.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
THE TARIFF BILL.
The Senate Reciprocity Amendment Ae-
ccpteI by the Conferrccs.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. September 1S.-The con-
ferrees ON the taril b,i had a two hours
meeting this morning and, II is reported,
made substantial progress. The most i'm
uortant acti IN was the acceptance 10y the
House conferrees of the Senate reciprocity
amendment
The amendments were not considered in
order but were taken up here and there
wherever II appeared that nOserlOus diher-
cucc of opinion existed and agreed upon.
Bnding-tWine has not yet been disposed
Of. It's understood that the senate IN
crcases Of duties on wlncs and splrt7 nave
been abandoned bv the Senate members Of
the conference committee. The iron and
steel and glassware schedules have not yet
been considered.
Mes-rs. Vance and Mills. Of the Demo-
cratic coufcrrces. are not IN the city. An
attempt Will be made to hold another SEES
sion this afternoon. Ia view OF the pro
cress made TODAY the House cOnferrees
cxuress the opinion that the bill Will be
ready for report by Monday.
WASHINGTON. September lS.-lhe RepuD,,
| licau c0nierrees ON the tariff blll held
another prolonged conference on the tarlh
| bill tonight lasting until midnight. sub
! scaucnty ID was SAID by one OF the con-
forces that some progress had been made,
but that they were not near through vet
and that DO could not be predicted when
the final agreement Will be reached. The
points agreed upon at tine informal con-
ference tonight will be- formally rat fed at
the regular meeting tomorrow morning. ,
Much of to-night's session was devoted
10 general discussion. No conclusion was
reached upon the three most prominent
matters now in dispute-viz binding
Irvine duty, bonded period, and sugar
duty. The senators are firmly fixed III
their determination to have the Senate
smear amendment making the dutlahle
standard l3 instead Of Is, az adopted by
the House. or else toleavc the sugar duties
ms AT present Thus far they have not sue
ceeied in inducing the House conferrees
"a yfpld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
WHlAY
HALrTMOdR

BALTIMORE. September is-Coi,on duh:
miidiug, 10 SO. Flour dun Wheat-south-
ern scarce; Fultz y3c.afiO2; Lonsberry, src's
sl.03; No. ?, ssAc.; steamer ho :. red, w..
western quiet: No. winter red. epot. Gsa
91hc.: september. GSagi &c. Octouer, Ssc-
bid; December. tlOi flatLV2H. Corn--outh-
ern nominsl: white, $500 yellow, So. wett-
ern easy: mixed, spot, Sd. bid september. 50.
bid; october. aa54,, &C.; yesr, 5ic. Oh. Osts
nrm. Rye steady. Hay quiet PROVISION. url.
Butter weak. creamery, fancy, s12lc 90 islr
q choice, i5al9c. do. imitation. ltaltr.. lsile,
fancy. lgsl3c DO. good % choice. ioaiic store
packed ssllc. Eggs nrm sni IN good demsui
a. iga20c. Coffee nrfn. sugar larry acilfe an.
Grm; graduated, &c copper Hctlte ahh
Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer lat ko-
ceipts-Flour, s.8s1 barrels; wheat, l1pO bush
els corn. 25,0o0 bushels. oats, io.OD pu.hes'
rye, i,C00 bushsls shipments-Plour t,iro bar
rels: whes. 500 bushels: corn. 1000 bushels
sses-whess, $4,000 bushels; corn, $3.50 bushels
CINCINNATI
CIScIssArr. september ls-Flour cpict AMI
unchanged. Wheat dui; No cred, CSC. Corn
In good demand: No. 9 mixed. ti&c. oais
stronger: No. mixed asa ass + c furk nrn a.
fi0.7h Lard active aud frm At 50. 10 ls meats
stronger. short-ribe, sA50atAbss, bHop nfi..
Mbiskey steady at tl.ia Hogs IA ilgbt cenaht
prices lower; common ant lgnI, fL2'StLi3,
packing and butchers. s5.sosSas3
ST. LOUIS
sr. LOUIE, September lS-Flour s,eeiY
and quiet Wheat active aud higher. NO.
cash, @Ac.asi: Decem Der. 3i.o9'. NAY Joy
asked. Corn closed nrm end higher. septem .
! Der, .5i.c. May. axe. Oats QUOT AMI elosei
nrmer; No. 2 each, SsAc.: May, ioac froFl-
slons steady. Lard, i6l1
wilmington
WILMINGTON. y. G.. september iS-Turpenuns
steady at Sc Rosin steady. strained, 90. good
strained, &C. Tar weak At si.5h Crude tur-
penrne hrm; hard, iLW; ye!low-dip. sl.v;
virgin. $3.50.
NEW YORK COFroN FUrrRst
NEW YORK, September l@-Cotton-Set re-
coipta, none: gross, 1871 bales Futures cioeei
| steady sales, 5000 bales: september. llHs,
$40 "a: October. so l6asi0f5: November, so "a
Si0l3: December. tiO.iisti0 IL; January, 0lbs
/ SOL February, 80 i9aii0.0i March, fl0.sia
sl025: April, fl0.8laslQJZ. May, fl06atl0- 4;
June. ii0i4asl0.f5.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
/ lReported for the Richmond Dispat-h.l
/ SEPTEMBER is.-Msrket nrm. Moderate trans
actions ri the factories Prime, 1c eItrs
/ prime, re: fancy, s.c.. common, lstc.; is;-
! tory hand. picked 7aioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
MARKETS 81 TELe3RAPt.
sEW YORK.

NEW YoKE, September fa--Coston quiet: ss'so
today sts bales; upisnds, 10 el6c. OrleAoA
i0ac.; not receipts, q 30 tales; expofS-p
Great Britain. Atsl bales: " tho Coaun~tt-
e,7g3 bales: stork. 3d. is bsicS soufhern tour
etesiy and quiet Wheat unsettled, ciosne
stronger bat dull: No. 2 red, si03a ~ CSC. in
elevator; options snifc. down on the SUNG
rian crop report. but reacted on dat s,ch from
IN, West OF rain and snow fuiiy ,.n,sc. ana
closed strong At tho bos, figures " The day; va
2rei, september, si.0l'.; october, t-ooA ~
yenbsr. fI.05a.. Corn unsettled, lower, sno
moderately s'tiye. closing hrm NO srsa, -.
10 elevator; options early sere hstc. lowess
re..ted MIN vlea, ami closed nrm: septem-
Der. ssc. October. SXc: Novemoer and DC
cepber SIC. Oats steady and quiet: options
duh but Arm, Septcm Dor, t&c ocooer, 500
November. SIC: Nay. SIC, MEL westcfhs
ilst8c. Hops quiet and steady. Conee--opaons
closed bsrely steady; september. SIS iOasls0.
October. 81 tAasi7. 20: spot RIO quiet ami nra:
fair caryocs. &c. sugsr-Rav arm ano aue,'
fair refining. 7.l6.; centrifusals, sc-trs's
o I-i6; rehued steady aud In fair demand. MO-
Issees nominal Rice active and frn. petroleum
quiet and steady. Co.ton-seef oil quiet anu
stesdy: crude, 2Sc. Rosln quiet and stesdy:
TurpeDtine quiet ani steady. Wool steady epd
fairly active. Porx quiet and steady. Beef In
fair demand and steady. Beef hams dun ana
weak Tierced beef rrm and qui>t. cut-mesfa
firm and fairly active, MicGles dun and siosfy.
Lard essier and dull; western stea1'. hNf;
city, 1910; october, $40; November. &e&
ASKED rreigA;s easier; cotton, Ssss7-sah
grain. I'd. oo
Chicago. September iH--Cash quotations.:
Flour uuchanged- No spring wheat, yshc.
Ao , red, gskc. No corn. tkc. No oa's.
s-agt &c. MessIpork. SO. Lard, 81 q. Snort
ribe, sj.g5as,.tA Shoulders, tA75asasss. Short
clear, s.. S,ssAS7s. Whissey, 81
L..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
DEATHS.


DANIgL--Oled, September 10Th. xrs. NAlfr
DANIEL, widow " Peter V. Daniel, Jr, Ia The
seyenty-sixth year Of her age.
The funeral took place from Tho chess-
peake and Ohio depot tBroaf-sreet stAuona
Thursday morning. tho ism instant Oh arrival OF
the 1880 train Burial at Hollywood. No rs~-
cTA
sAcRA-Died, suddenly, a." Big Oak nsno-
yer county, Va. September l. 49, a. lo'elocS
p. NJ, CHARLES N. sACHA. In The siKiy-nin!h
year OF his age.
His wife ana ,hros children survive him.
TINSLEY.-Djed. Thursday. september 18Th,
at i2.i0 'ciock A. H., IN Baltimore, Nd, MAMIE
Ii. TINsLRY. eldest daughter Of tho iste Ellen
and Charles II. Tiusiey, In the fifteenth year OF
her age.
Funeral 20 take place from Ciay-suoet Bsps
rist church SATURDAY, September gih, ~ IL
O'clock A. v. Friends and acquainianees are
invited 10 attend.
wINS.-pied, on yesterday morning o. 3
O'Clock, Captain JOHN W. VIM. Of the A.
lantic- Coast Line, at his residence, 2Ds south
Fifih street. ia the thirty MN year Of his age
Funeral will take place This FRIDAY, MORN.
ING a. II O'Clock from the sevensh-street chris.
tan church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
10 DRUM UP A QUORUM.
That j. the Firm Resolve of Yesterdays
Republican House.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September lS.-The
caucus Of the Republican members of the
House this Afternoon lasted an hour and a
quarter. The sole topic Of discussion was
the status OF business in the House and
the best means Of obtaining quorum to
do business. II was found upon roll-call
that there are now IN Washington
" less than quorum. Consequently
there are now 2S Republican absentees,
The caucus resolved to make every effort
10 secure theattendauce OF these members,
and kilograms will be sent out tonight
representing the pressing need for their
presence. II was stated that # these alb
sentees return TO Washington the remain;
inc business Of the session can be closed
up in a few days, while the failure TO secure
the attendance of kepubhcan quorum
viii tend to protract the session indefinite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, $780,

they could not have accomplished tn ,,n,,
purpose in any way more successiuilv
than by inducing Baifour 70 TAKE
precisely the step he has taken OF ms own
voliti0n. II is lust what they wanted.
There had begun TO be the feeling IN ire
land that the plan of campaign had 0een
carried far enough. These arrests win oo
sure 20 rouse public sentiment IN its laVor
again. Balfour has not made greater ui.s-
take since he has been IN chiei au'noli's
over Ireland"
THE LONDON PRESS ON THE ARRESTS.
LONDON. September 19.-The Necs says |;
Balfour has met Ireland's famine appear
after his fashion, and has coinmit.eu an
believe him stupid enough to desire 70
prevent their mission to America, beeaus,e,
others are going in their stead and VIII
meet with splendid reception. IL is dii-
ficult indeed TO assign any rationh mo
tive"
DRAWN A BADGER.
The Chronicle saws: The PaTnelute taunts
regarding Balfourfs indifference have at last
drawn badger. He probably intendedto
avert the disorder in Ireland, for 1t Is un,
likely that be wanted to prevent Dillon ana
O'Brien from going, and so SEND farheu OF
Others 20 America.
JUsTIFIFs THE ARRESTS.
The telegraph iustifies the arrests. IL
says the Parnellites are becoming more
daring in the face of the supposed SUI
pineness Of the Government.
The Times says the only cause for sur
prise is that the arrests were delayed SO
long. Resolute action Of the Government
will 10 eagerly welcomed by all the clear
headed friends of civil order
The CfrU,l1rI SAWS the prosecution has
nothing to do with the speeches delivered
elsewhere than in Tlpperary. The coup was
admirably managed and prevented the
arrestees from exercising their well-known
skill at Oh opportune disappearance.
SIMPLY TO DELAY THEM.
LoNDoN. September 1s.-Thomas Gill,
member of Parliament for South Louth,
and "A leading Irish Nationalist said to-
night that he was certain that the arrests
OF O'Brien and Dillon were made simply t.
prevent their departure to America. They
were booked to go on the Teutonic. which
is announced to sail October lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
New Works Proposed Now Census

NFw YORK. September lS.-MayOr Grant
to-day sent letter 10 the Police Commits
sioners inclosing the report OF the Health
R5ard arraigning the work Of the Federal
census in this city. I'm my Judgment tho
Mayor saws. "suchan enumeration las tho
Board of Health suggests) IL necessary.
for the purposes ~ vital statistics aud
other public matters" In conclusion tho
Mayor asks that a sufficient number u
policemen be detailed to make a complete
count Of the population.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
Mississippi Amending ITS Eiection-isw-
Provisions Adopted.
t.I..r..-L O.. ~. nLlnAl.E

JACKSON. MISS. September is.-Jhe de-
bate on section of the report OF the
Franchise Committee was exhausted AT :
f.. 81. All the amendments were voted
down and the section Was adopted by the
usual majority. & reads rs follows:
Section 3. ON and after the lst day OF
January. A. -. 1896. the following quail
fications are added TO the foregoing: Every
qualified elector shall be- able 10 read any
section Of the Constitution OF this state
or he shall be able 10 understand the same
when read to him or give reasonable inter-
probation thereof
A new registration shall be made before
the next ensuing election after these quail
iications are established"
In order TO restrict suffrage between now
and 1896 II will be remembered that tho
committee recommended tho adoption of
the DOrtsch law.
The following provisions were adopted
without discussion. Electors In municipal
elections shall possess al thequali ncations.
herein prescribed and such additional
qualifications as may be prescribed by law
prior TO January I. 1926. Elections by peo-
pie in this State shall be regulated by an
ordinance OF this constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
"SUI7S AND THINGS

"a stich in time saves nino"-but the time TO
take that stitch is while WE'VE got 'em-before
thew got into your hands. Thats our business
and va attend to it religiousy. EVERY SEAM
IS THOROUGHLY TESTED. Youm open your
ewes wide-when you stake in a" the great va
rle,y o, SCHOOL SUITS we've provided for this
sesson'suse. (Time-isntiI-you were picking
out wha, you want for your boysD
The qusli,es-at the prices-are little short OF
wonders. The best that we give you isn't any
hetter than Is duo you--but it's great deal
mora than you'll find away from US.
We proudly commend our 8. 10 and s. SHORT
PANTS SUITS aud our $50 and $40 LONG,
PANTS sUITs-for the roush-and-rsady school,
bov,s wear. Up 10 fourteen years at sasO-to
s,,,ssr vears Of t5-and up to nineteen years in
the q. 50 and $40 grades They'll wear aud wear
and WEAR until your begin to wonder II there's
.rx war outn 80 them. Tho boys are more
likely to "gror out" Of Them. You'd rather
and 30 would We.
Now Mister Man." what are you going to DO
for LIaHT-wEIGHT ovERcoAT Buy one Of
o,rs, You'd better. II you want your dollars to
40 ,,eir fun share Of duty. They're taking 4"
coa,s-somsthIns thst'i please tnose Of nobDy
,r,r az mind-and others for those who want
s,v,e--but not 10 the pronounced extremes Ana
=. for a at-A sURR THING FOR EVERY.
BopY-sio to sss-,he GOOD, the BETTER. and
tho BEST.
Give them your attention.
~ TN n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
A Bloody Family Feud.
nv talayrRuh IN tn p.

YrScENSTs, ND, September ls.-At San
horn. in this county. the Neur and BE
wins families engaged in a bloody riot this
morning i'll which knives, pistols. and
ayes were freely used. Two of the Meurs
were fatally hacked with an axe. and Rufus
Rleyins was shot and instantly killed,
while two of his brothers were dangerous
" injured. The riot grew out of family
feud of long standing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

orr, IS; dsrzs. 10: scrap, 0-sossi' iis No.
heacs.
On Change 'o-say; a. ". CeshshAs, wses1s
y. c.; T. II. Marsh, A. X. wsossssd. Dorns1s
N. c.; H. b Boyd, wsrsnsoa, n g ". "
Huntington, FsrfnyiDs. Va; X l. Aor0e
ClsrksviIle. Va.
The market to-day VA sctivs % sh erse~s
with aliors leading and good sales also IN vrep'
pers and scrap. Dark tobacco squisS Aaskss
strong on All grsdos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

Ninth district met here to-day. Major
Holloway, Of Scott. called II to order.
Major James Browning, OF Tazewell; was
temporary chairman aud Captain Rckets,'
OF Washington, secretary. III. q. Wood
of Scott, was made permanent chairman;
George j. Mills, of Pulaski, was nominated
as candidate for Congress by reclamation.
THE PLATFORM.
Harrison's Administration, Speaker
Reed. aud the Mckinley bill were en-
dorsed. Mr.. Mills read a short speech or
acceptance so inaudibly as not be heard
generally. Mr.. Mills is from Pennsylvania,
but for few years has been arailroad con-
tractor in Southwest Virginia. where ne
good speaker, and will be terribly de-
feated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
a RlOT IN LISBON.
The Mob Attacked the Police and the Sol
diers Were Called Out.

TBy Anglo-Amercan cable 10 the Dlspalch.l
LISBON. September ls.-Wednesday night
n mob attacked eight policemen IN the
streets and a conflict arose IA which
stones and reyolvers were freely used.
Fortv-two of the rioters were arrested.
Later the riot became general and the
municipal guard was called out, Inc mob
tben took refuge in the Cafe Martinho in
The Plaza Dom Pedro, where the customers
consisted OF journalists, deputies. and mer-
chants. The soldiers fred into the build
ing wounding several Of the occupants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

The Southside Male Academy here open
cd this week with an increased number
Of students. and the session promises b
be more prosperous than the previous one.
This is it's second wear and the enterprise
has been a complete success from the be-
ginning. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
GORDON AND LIVINGSTONE.
A Board of Honor settles Certain Personal
difficulties Between Them
tBy telegraph TO tho Dispstch.l

ATLANTA, Ga, September ls.-in the
heat If the senatorial canvass ~ WAC iouiiu
that personal enmity was llkely 10 onsuo
and become permanent through rumors
circulated by friends Of Governor GORDON
and Colonel livingstone. AT the soiicita-
tiop of these gentlemen board OF honor
took up the matter and after hearing tne
statements from both sides brought about
an honorable settlement Of so much OF J,
as was personal, leaving the pohtic"i
pbases untouched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
FROM OCEANICA.
A Massacre I'm the Carolnes-An Ameri-
can Vessel Lost.
lRr tnlncranh tn thn Dlspatrh.l

TDF WIVETHPI 70 tIIV I7''F''''-'''I
SAN FRANc1sco. CAL, September sc.
l.. Owens. n merchant from Manila. ar
rived here Yesterday He says terrible
massacre occurred August 10th in the town
OF Ponape, IN the Caroline Islands. Span
ish soldiers were building fortress on the
side of the town, and left in the tort q
number of rifles. August sth natives
overpowered the guards, seized the guns,
and attacked the town. Thrty-two Span
lards were killed. Several Spanish men-of-
war have been sent from Manila to quell
the disturbance.
The American bark Pavoy was lost SIX
weeks ago between Manila and Glallo.
The crew was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
The Portuguese Crisis.

GBy Anglo American cable 10 the Disps.chl
LISBON. September lS.-The Cortes adj
iourned TO-DAY after Senior Serpa-Plmen-
tai had announced the resignation OF the
Cabinet The King has summoned TO Lis
hon all the councillors of the State.
ENGLAND AND coRTEs.
LISBON. September 1S.-Ihe crisis con-
tinues. The King If awaiting the arrival
of SENIOR Ferrao from Rome before
coming to a final decision. Numerous. pc
titions 10 reject the convention with Eng
land have been presented to the Cortes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
MARRIAGES.

CLARKE-ATKISSoN.- Married. at Union
station parsons age. september IL, 1879, BY key.
James c. Martin, Mr. EVERETT y. CLARKE,
OF Rich mond, and Miss MAkI A. ArhlkcoS.of
Manchester
-HENsHALL-Aarried, Wednesday
evening, September IA, 1870. nj UnioD-ssatioa
parsonage, by Kew. James &. Martin, Mr.. BEN.
SMITH and Miss IRENE HgSSHALL. to<o u
fhfs city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
EIGHTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
The Manassas Convention Decides Against
aCandidate Opposition boit'
fSna.tat ,atsoraun 10 the ispatch.l

ALEXANDRIA, Va. September ls.-Ihe
Republican Congression9l CONVENTION
for the Eighth district held AT Manassas
them IN nale a nomination. This motion
was carried by large majority, but not
without opposition. which was led by
Judge Freeman, of Fairfax county. The
kicking Republicans in attendance on the
convention held meeting ana y is SAID
that they have determined to hoid con-
vention of their own and put an lndepend-
cnt Republican ticket IN the helu. Mueh
Indignation has been expressed mere al the
action Of the convention.
| GEORGE W. FREMONT AN INDEPENDENT CANDI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

" Erenfnq.-Exchange quiet and firm at ISL
4S5 Money easy at 3A6 lat loan 3, closing OIL
fered at :. Sub Treasury bslances-Coln. 100,
gJs 5000; currency, s6.s64,OOJ. Soyernments duli
and heavy for SIS: per cents, KAY ~ ;,
IOtif bid. state bonds dull and featureles-.
.,r.cr ,TrnNg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
COTTON RRPoRr.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLIsd, i0c.
Low MIDpLis0. 9hc
GOOD ORDINARY, G

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
[Reportcd for tho pispaschl
GxrTBnDss IL i9e0
Auction offerings on Change to-day we're only
q few packages and not worthy OF notA
Revenue collections: Cigars sud cigarettes.
Sssa 10; tobacco. ti.s7l.SO-toiAl. A&&M
Private sales; FILTERS, s.; snaokeeaI !; vrsp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
HAIL TO THE CHIEF. "
FIFTH DISTRICT CANVASS.
Representative Lester Addresses tho
Democrats of Carroll County.
tCorrespondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l


HuIsyL1K. September Is, 1880.
To-day being regular County-Court day
there was a large crowd in attendance
from Carroll and adjoining counties.
Congressman j. G.. Lester appeared and
made a ringing speech TO his constituents.
noticeable fact was the number Of PRINT
tive Baptists congregated around the
stand. II will he remembered that MI;
Lester is Primitive Baptist preacher and
the influence Of this fact will be felt IN the
coming election.
Mr.. Testers speech was madeup OF a con-
vincing argument of the many frauds and
wroug.doings of the present Congress. and
differed from the speech of the ordinary
politician in that he never tried to excite
them by the use of vulgar or proiane Ian
guage: but in scathing terms, yet with
dignity. showed up the Republican party
for what il is worth.