Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
ROWDEN OPPOSITION.
,ue ANTS STRONG THROUGHOUT
The SECOND DISTRICT.
D.,.,,,,o lame. Claims Hc Can Unravei
the Mor Rcsdeitcher Murder Mys'
tery-Decressed Mortality
o, ,ne R,chmond DI.pntch.l

tco,resrondenos Of the Richmond Di,pntch.1
NORFOLK. September IL, 1890.
rro,, tho expressions of prominent Re-
rrb,;cans from various portions of the
Second district in the anti-bowden con-
vention last night it Is very evident there
will he considerable detection in the party
ON account of Congressman Bowden seek
inc denomination. Many Republicans in
yor;ous counties have declared that they
would rather have no congressman than
see Mr.. Bowden returned. ms seems
notably the case in southampton anu III
the Peninsula counties. wnere even tne
caneus enumerators have been used 10
"wboon mn" the interests OF Bowden
amopp Tho colored voters. Some people
seem TO think that Malone IS giving me
anti-Bowden movement cohaiu1i nono
backing. but if so he has not yet SHOWN
his hand.
THE HESBIco MURDER.
Detective John 4. James, OF TINS CITY,
claims that be is in possession OF an I'M
nnrtant cine 10 the murder of the young
Eermon neddler. Nox RosdeItcher, near
Richmond. and if the Henrico authorities
will offer a reward sufficient TO pay tor un,
dertal<inc the lob he will GO TO llchinohu
and commence work and charge tho coun-
~ nothing unless he secures CONVICTION.
detective James believes be can soon get
on the track of the murderer. and IL VIII
cost the county nothing, at least 10 MAKE
the experiment.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
The Democrats of Tanner's-Creek dis
trict elected delegates to Suffolk yester-
dav; Pleasant Grove elects on saturday
and ward-meetings will be neld IN fotts-
| IL foil L
ings will be held later.
( grand s.reet-parade is being arranged
for Norfolk, with five hundred men IN ilne'
bv the Junior Order of American Mechan;
les next month, when the State Grahd
Council meets in Portsmouth.
The right of way for the Belt-Line rail-
road will have TO be decided by commas
sion appointed by the courts.
Mr.. James Cooke, of Toledo, ONO, mas
been secured az gymnasium instructor Tor
| the Norfolk Young Mems Christian Asso-
| citation.
Nearly three thousand bales of cotton
| were received in Norfolk yesterday.
STATE CONVENTION.
The State Convention of the Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union will be held
| in Norfolk on the 23d of next month IN
| the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
| Association. Rev. Francis Murphy. the
well known Christian temperance eyanGe-
| list, will be III attendance.
WITH TIL PILOTS.
Colonel Frederick Bracket, chief clerk
and superintendent of the Treasury De-
partment, who has been on q fishing trip
with the Virginia pilots and stopping at
| Virginia Beach for a week, left with his
| family tor Washington last night.
Major II. Clay Goodloe, paymaster
| United States Marine Corps, was at the
hayward to-day paying of the barracks
| for the month of June.
There we're fifty deaths in Norfolk during
| the month of August. smaller number
| than for years.
! Nearly fifty laborers were discharged
from the navv-yard last night blacks of
course. as the laborers are nearly all of that
class. u.