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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

Gr fclttt ulo i6paet, CT lbpast ltro tlchitt
&orte nit langGn Gbrcu,
Gtile lU1palgere Ur0tL, bic thl reoet geDort,
Sat etneIl Glel 9cboren.
Wtit all ieincm Gdpaben bat aber 8latr
TIL cine fiirhterli6e 9tleoerlaae e%rlittey.
Sriiber, ats Der Senat nur gana frupp re-
publltanild mar, purDe Blair'5 ShulblQ
bort angenpmmer, I'M crit nadbcr i'm Das
mats osmofratiiden !6ouie 3l i6eitern.
lin 10 S~uperltdtlj0er hpflte ct allf elllen
SteG i'm jebigen, nett auSgcprGgter repls
blitanilben SenGt lno- bonn i'm ieBigtu
rcp~ubIitoniidsn Oaule, Nber IN Der ribs
tigcn @iuii0t, DAB Der bur6 8cnitonen
unb onocre S6r0piltugcn Gel0pG6te 8una
bcSlGab niht aud nod ben 8lair'i6e
Noerio6 ncrtru0eu fDnte, un0 bah haS iett
out gc0eibenoe SOultpelen i'm Siloen fetner
lpINen 0illIe beoiiric, lolpic aus Gfel Dor
Dem ln1uSIteDltden S0mGber itimmte
oieSmoI l6on Der Senat oellen Bill nicoer.
9ocb menn Blair mill, fam er nit eineM
aloereil lctncr nod ipett btrnperbrannterell
NhtrGAc, a, y. nil Dem oltr etneu Nrobtbt7
TONS uno entertainments 3llab our
8uhpeSperIaIlupD, poer nit letlem Nns
TRACE, olr0 &rie99iMltlc ben Splrltuolen7
bonbcl out oIIet Wieeren al nertolgen uno
81 nericnfcn, e~bcuiGls Mo6en lang sur
nBeIt" peS SenateS merben, 2ub bat el
Ia bereitS cine nelle S6ulporlagc etngez
ret0t.
Ger n9sbeili9te 8r0uh" Oicier bobcn &0rs
perlhait %erlaubt iDn oaS Nlles. Sober Ser
lud, al otciem I'M 2anpc Der Siell0ipQBer
brppelt 9eiSbrlihen 8rou0e oes SenatS
AT r%ilttcIn, 1T bis iebt geidlcttert. Selblt
Der uibneibige" SngdlS ipagte ais SenatSe
porliBer niNts D%a6e0en. llno iogar eth
rporlonentarii6er Gprann" ipie &eeo, Der
es perltono, int nationalen 9lb8eoronetens
bauie Dem porIomentarti6en 6libuitierz
tbum baS @,enid Su bretbelt, plrDe ipohl
9esen Die WtaulruDr tn 8unoeS Ienat
m00tloS ietu.
8lair treibt ieineu ltnfu9 i'm Senat i6on
felt benz Sabre 1879. @ta6 9lblauf ietner
eriten iebsiGbrigen 9luttSSeit ma6lte i'm Die
yperiummelts WeiSbejt" 9tetp l6alnpiDire's
gum allgemeinen Shreden aui'S Ieue. l1no
man muB ii0 barauf 9efabt maden, DAB
9alielbc por Nblauf leiller jebtgen, blS sum
4. Mdrs 1891 eebcuben Nmtsseit gei4Ie6t.
0dbci lit ct crit flnfunofini8ig Sabre alt
a8aS fam uno mjro er Daher I'M Senat
uibt nod 2lueS pon ii6 gebenI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
@aMtsGmbr+

NGs vpeft" bes Senats gaIt etne !3eit
lang Der iebt Derflo1iene ShnapSioffsl
9tiopleberger BON Wlrginien. Qlber cine
nod melt Grgere uHeit" fir ben Senat lit
Der Malierioffel stair BON SEEM
6ampbtre Our0 iein e~nOtpIeS @e7
ialbaoer iiber letne gang DerDrebte Shulbiu
sur Ge5ablun9 Don S6ulen i'm Siioeu fat
CT bent ScraG belnabe 5tDst Wonate Belt
geitoblen.
Sci Der berrIi6en @el1dftsorbnung be8
Geuats fonnte Der Wauloiarr90e 0ieies
entieBIiden Wteniben fetn @inbalt aet9au
merDen, llno Die Senatoren bei6rantten
Ii6 barauf, iebesmal BET ibrem Musbruhe
aus Dem Saaie 3u entlaufen. 9aiielbe
tbatel Die me!lten 3ub0rer auf ben @alle>
ried.
8lair beflagte ii6 bitterli6 Iber Die
%yiddnolicbe Eidlibt5toiiafeit" Der Breiie,
Delbe leine Heoen tobtibmel9e. glber lein
republifanii6er Yarteibruoer Soar BON
Wfaiia6uletts, Der sufduig, ais 8lair biez
len Sat i'm Senat lpra1, i'm Saale pcrs
Deilte, CAB Dem 5flagenoen Die graul0une
Nltport: rg8ie fDnnen sic erparten, baB
Die alt Geler, Delde tie %faufen, angepieies
men !3eitungen OeS 2aloes ibre Spa(ten
NIT N%uslaiiungen anfillen, tpel6e baS
gerlaIien alter 5tbe i'm Senat. NIT 2lus>
nabne oel1en Oes Sprebenben, 3ltr 6olge
baben?" 0oh ielblt bieie btttere Weepi3in
tbat Der Wunorubr 8lair'S feinen &ina
bait.
O}it melt me6r 3etbt, ais att Den braoen
oeutlGeu Shriftfteler unb Barlamentsz
reoner Safob 8euebeD Don &0lit, ooer
vSobes BON &0Qen," pie i'm Seine
%nannte, lieBe it9 auf 6enrD gB. 8lair BON
gtem !6dnlpibire Der 8erS bes 9rpben beuts
l6en SpDtterS antpenoen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
Sin sebrRne4 fa&r >,Gcapercns".

9ea@ fatbolil6en BlGttern l6sint eS
tDabr al leln, mas firSlih einige meltlihe
3eitungen melbeten, uGnlli6 oaB Die fatbo1
lli6e Weleulnaft filr gdn5tt6e @nt1altiomz
felt @elo 1onlntelt, I'M cine vTatber
Watbem Brofeiiur" fir Sem
peren3 m Der totbolii6en untz
perlttGt in Us aDingtpn gu erriGz
ten.
Oos lpGre ia etipus gang Neues. NuI
ipirfliden unipcrlttdten in Der attet Nelt
miro Die 6ra9e bon getlttgen @etrQuten
ueblt peripalpten @5egenltduoen in BOLTS
tutrtbl6aItltden, p6pllologild)en, re6tS!ptl>
iel1Id19ttll0e1, neutrality-suspicious. MnD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yorlelun9en gelegentz
LID ba, mo tie bin9eDDrt, bebanOelt. Nber
tpem ipilroe es bort eiufalIer. eine1 belone
beren &ebritlbl fir @etrGutefragen gu err
ribteu, NIB gar i'm Chime oer QGn5libsn
@ntbaltlanfett?
0uf ben ctrii6en8aterM atbep
iou Diele ueue Sacultdt GctGuIt meroea.
NlIe QldtMng Dor Dem Anoenfen bieieS fa7
tDoltlden 8rieiterS, Der nit 9r0Bter Qluf>
ppferrng leine 2ebensaufgabe oarin iu0te,
Ielrer etriiden Gano5leuten tbr piebti6es
S0nopSiuuten e6Sugeip0bnen, uuo Der III
bieiem 3pede ii6 por pier5ig Sabreu al1
in cen Ser. Staaten Qufbielt.
@r par fein %tpranutider 6euhler nie
Die arnertfaniid)en 9Sro6tbitjoniIten Der
eSebtSeit, bsf&mpfte ben Cuff nur burh
morulii6e Wtittel uno na6m !bInoeMtalt4
ienpen boS Gjeliibos ob, li@ peS @enuiies
e~eiIti9er 0etrdnfe gGuslt@ uno fir INNER
5u ~entbalten, nobel er feinen ltaatliden ooer
ppli3eiliGen l3iDang beanlprudte, 1onoern
it'd auf Die moraltlhe &raft Der @elObenoen
rerlieB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

9o6 fiebe ba, bas ltnsIaubli6e eel6a6:
Der iuuge Wifaoo 3eri6metterte Die ganse
9ebensfirtti6feit Der 9aimios iannlt i61
rem Sbipertz9loel (Samurai) in Stiife
uno %pertpanDeite Sapan i'll Elm gang mober=
mes &aiiertbum mad betpdbrtelten fremben
Multyrn. @s itebt taft 10 aus, ais Oh Der
junge oeuti6e &aiier fiA ieinen 6errn
Brloer 2iebDen 0 Sapan gum Muiter
nebn1en molle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

0aau fontmen nod 10 @liGlier, 10 ilDz
oeutide 9emofraten, y MeIfel, l 9dne
u11o 6 Miloe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
sie ;, @rappen" in. @et@stese.

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Sobts Srnppen ftnb tpir, peun
ptr DaiIeu,
S6tter tuenn utr liebenb uns uHs I
fansn.
S9t1Ier.
Die vSreiitnniae 2eitung" aerz
legt it6 ben neuaetDGhlten beutiden Gei6Sz
tag In folgenbe bret @ruppen:
y Ga~rtelgruppe:
&onierbatibe uuo Qntiiemiten Is
Sreifonlerpatiue 20 1877
glatiDnQlliberale Az
p @entrumsgrupps:
S S sif;i." ' s s ; lss
Sreiiinnige 69l
8olf5partet 10
0eutl6z6 annoneraner II 127
9Gre |
SoSialbemotraten 36J
@tersu bemerft Die Norbbeutf6e
MIlaemeine 3ettung:
9ieie @ruppiruna erideint ettpas sstpaltz :
lam gu benz 3ipede eemaAt 81 ietn, UNI Die
pSilfe@ als m0sli6it slei6 itarfe @ruppe
neben ben beiDen altberen erideinen 3u
lalien. 3und6lt blrften bod Die 4 il
EN- EN- ni6t ben 6ouierpatiuen uno
nod %penieer Der GarteQgruppc SuSu3dblen
letn, benn tie fino ourbnes gegen bas
aartea eefpd1lt, ge10ren atlo sur v9inz
fen: :3lpeitens aher 1T es geraoe5u
abluro, Die Welfen, 5drtli6 nennt
bas &i6ter'iae 8latt le rDeutidz 5anz
%noperaner", sur r9infen" gu red,nen;
lie gebOren obne allen !3Detfel 5ur Gentrumsz
grHppe. Sest man oieie @orreftureu eiu,
10 ergiebt it'd: &artelgruppe 1873, Sem
trnmsgrnppe 145. 2infe 119 Wtanoate; 10
baB allo gar niht bic 9teoe pappn ieil fam,
bic lebtere lei vnabesu4 10 itarf, pie Die
belben alloerel @ruppen. 6ieraus ergiebt
fib bes 8eitsren, DaB Treiiinn uno 6oSialz
benofraten aub trok ibreS Manoats z3uz
ipa6leo filr Die i'm Gei6staae m6sliden
Observation-Disclosures ni6t mebr a(s frlber
gu beoeuten haben.
Nuf @runb Der bisberiaen Mittbeilungen
ldBt ii6 Die Stdrfe Der Barteieu i'm neuen
9teidstag I'M 8erglei0 81 Der !3uiammenz
ieBun9 in ben fraberen 9tei6Stagen tpie
folgt bered)nen: @5 3Qblen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

GtbouteraentS=GsctIe:
Gd9liGe Wsoroen : glusgabe in Der 6tabt bura bic
Srdser ms 9ous 9slieert
per Wo1e. OILS
SdgIids ausgobe NIB Scr meiteu" per mObe 020
Ser @eiten" per eobr.. $50
MSDtentli9e @usgabe per Sobr..,............ $50
Quspdrties @bpnueuteu per Poh:
Sdglt1e @iseope per 5abr I'M 8oruuB. ........ $500
Ser mefteE" per 5nDr. 200
mb6entli9e anS3abs pee nbr.............. 200
Wbhentil1e aus9obe nndb trgenb eiueut Sonos
Gurupas per Sabr. SEQ
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
Ghiengo. Sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
Mbout;e,:tentS

Office: eds acknowledgements uuD giftp aDenus,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

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


In the business Office of William Lloyd
Garrison. son Of the Garrison Of whom
lowell said I'm the stirring ante-war days.
He had dauntloss spirit end press,
hangs handsomely engrossed copy OF the
address Of John Brown 10 the Virginia
court. One day last summer Mr..
John s. Wise, Of Virginia, son OF ex-
Governor Wise, who was Chief EX-
ecutlve of Virginia NJ that time, was
in Boston, and happening 10 call upon
Dir. Garrison upon q matter OF business,
found himself iace 10 face with the famous
speech. 1t WAS an impressive incident and
one Of general interest sufficient % make
dOublv Impressive some sentences from
letter Of introduction for Dr. Jaeger, writ
ten by Mr.. Wise 10 Mr.. Garrison. Or.
Jaeger IS Zealously interested in the mis-
sion Of providing for homeless and help
less colored orphans and IS highly endorsed
by many Virginia gentlemen. In hlsletter
Of Introduction Mr.. Wise says:
" ! hope / am not presumlng upon our
slight business acquaintance in giving Nun
this letter Of Introduction 20 YOU. IL seems
to me there Is peculiar fitness IN my
doing so. Thirty-twO years ago my father
hung John Brown for his effort 10 enamel
pate the slaves. In your Office not long
since | saw displayed a framed copy Of
John Browns speech upon the scah0ld.
reminding me how prominent part
your father took upon the opposite
side from mine. However widely our
fathers may have differed. there Is no
room for difference Of opinion as 10 the
duty of their sons towards the emancl-
pated negro. | am sure there Is nothing
in my power | would not do 10 aid IN
eleyating their Intelligence and virtue or
in miustering 10 their physical wants The
bitterness of past strife Is gone from me,
and not only have ! long accepted their
changed condition Of citizenship, but !
have found them true. afectipnate, and
trusttul supporters. A long as live
] will feel 10 20 be not only a
duty but privilege to befriend the colOred
race, wherever opportunity occurs. AZ
best their LOT is hard one. and
their path in future must be thorny. In
sending DR.. Jaeger TO YOU | believe 1 viii
awake a responsive chord He Is devoting
his life urselhshly 30 a great cause. a
large portion of the fund has been already
raised. and ha Is untlrlng IN his effort to
complete the necessary endowment. |
want you 10 help him all YOU canin Boston,
not only by such money az YOU can give,
but by counsel and assistance. and by bring
ing him into communication with others
who are likely 90 boz Interested
Men and times change. and the feeling
Of the new South towards the new North
is growing more fraternal. There is new
North in ono form of speech. We are cer-
tainly growing more and more kind towards
the white people Of that part OF our coun-
try. for whose black citizens so many Of
our citizens gave life. The DAYS of over
whelmngly Impelling sentiment for the
colored people are past, but the sentiment
that is still strong for their aid now must
result IN quiet deeds of fruitful generosity
and earnest devotion 10 their evident needs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Richmond and tho Valley.
[WInchesie- Naval

Richmond has been endeavoring
through convention of railroad mana
gers 20 have her connections by rail wit n
the lines threading the Valley improved.
Every one IN the Valley wishes the CAPITAL
city success IN this We want, for practi-
cal reasons and not merely sentimental
ones. close and direct communication with
Richmond and the southeastern part of the
State. Rates and schedules we wish 10
see altered and arranged with that view.
Such change would benefit the railroads
Themselves not less certainly than their
We would remind our Richmond contem-
poraries That the early train from Rich
mond 10 Staunton. proposed TO leave the
former point at 7:30. is not early enough.
IN should initiate the time of the more
northern roads. At present two trains
leave baltimore, one ria the Baltimore aud
Ohio and the other By wav of tbe Western
Marylsnd and Shenandoah Valley. al the
honf Of 40 A. NJ, passing To Stanton and
Wavnesboro' and beyond. LeayIne Rich
mo5d al that hour stanton wonld be
reached at 10 or before.
Freight aud passenger rates. as well rs
time-tables. need arrangement in order
80 he inst 10 Richmond and 10 the neople
will ere long be accomplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
Double Christian Names.


TO he Editor Of me DisDdtch;
Reading in the Dispatch of the 9Th a list
of the names of the civil and military Off
GERS Of Virginia Of the year 1880 / was
struck by the fact that so few have double
Christian names. OF the $50 OWL officers
and 1870 military and 81 attorneys only one
is allowed a double name-Mr. George
Nicholas Hack, of Accomac.
My cousin, Mr.. Powhatan Bouldin, in
his interesting pamphlet My Great
Aunt's Trunk notes the fact that but
few Of the signers OF the receipt for seed-
corn in Mecklenburg had double names.
In l776 they were still very uncommon,
rs you Will notice IN looking over the
names of the signeys of the Declaration.
The prodigal use OF Christian names Is
no doubt useful in families, but rather
confounds the general public.
/ remember the distaste which priests
have for double names.
When my youngest son was taken to the
font the list Of Christian names was hand
ed 10 the priest. Elliot. Lindsay. and
Scott were the three, think; but the
good man recalling the name OF his mater
nal grandfather, as he poured the Holy
water over his head, called OUT Lauren
titus, l baptlze thee, DC. And he has had
the honest name of LorenZa ever since, and
IS thankful for It. His elder brothers are
now Mckenzie and DaninGton in place of
James Mckenzie and Thomas Darlington,
as baptized. Respectfully.
WILLIAMS KING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
4 Chinese Naval Review.
rIIn | nn-In,l TInLnaI

4 naval review of tho old-fashoned Chi
nese sort took place last month at Foo
Choo. The part of the river where it took
place was crowded with boats full of specta-
tors, while the bridge was thronged 70 the
uttermost. On the eyoot the review. while
the braves We're exhibiting their proWc,5
before their commander. o wooden vcranda
constructed for him and his friends gave
way aud over forty of them were thrown
ntothe river. most of them BEING drowned.
On the day of the review one of the stone
rails of the bridge gave way owing 10
the pressure Of the crowd and fifteen men
were drowned. The mandarlns who Wit
messed the review were delighted with tho
tactics of their braves, which consisted
chiefly of attacks on the cuemy's junks,
during which the braves. with life buoys,
threw themselves into the river. swan %
the hostile iUnks, and went through the
manUuyre of setting them on fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
Recommendations Of Secretary Blaine
Touching an American system.
lly teleFrnnh % tho Disnalch.l


WASHINGTON. July 1.-The President to-
dav transmitted 10 Congress two cOmmu-
nicatlons from the Secretary Of State, en-
closing IN one a report of the action of tho
international American Conference con-
corning the protection OF patents, trade
marks. and copyrights IN the commerce
between the American republics, and IN
the other action of the same body Tor the
better protection OF the public health
against contagious diseases.
Respecting the last-named subject Secre-
tory Blaine in his letter SAYS sanitary
officers of the Gulf cities of the United
States have hitherto found great difficulty
in protecting the public health against
contagious diseases brought by shipping
from South America, Central America,
Mexico, and the West Indies without re-
strIcting the freedom of commerce. At
certain seasons of the year quarantine
REGULATIONS which they have been COM
PEELED 10 adopt have often placed an abso-
Lutte embargo upon communication WIN
the tropical countries where such
diseases originate. The same diff
cultie5 have been experienced IN
like measure by neighborlng nations, and
the attention of sanitary specialists DOth
in Europe and America has been for years
engaged III the task OF deYslng some
remedy. international sanitary conyen-
llIiS were lt4V At tAAp ht JAu'llV III 4o't
aud at Lima, Peru, in 1852, and were com
posed Of eminent scientists, VINO gave
the subject close investigation. At both
these conventions regulations were framed
for the protection of shipping and OF ports
exposed 10 infection which agree IN all
their essential provisions. Those OF the
convention of Rio DO Janeiro were adopted
10y Brazil Paraguay, Uruguay, and the Ar
gcutine Republic, and are now enforcedin
the ports Of those nations. The recon-
mendations OF the Lima conference have
not been carried into effect. Columbia,
Venezuela, and the nations of Central and
North America We're not represented at
either convention. but they are equally In
terested in securing the results desired,
and the international American Conference
recommends the acceptance and enforce
ment bv them OF the regulations of the Rio
dc Janero convention or those adopted 1t
Lima as the best systems that have yet
l. u. Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
FlFTY-FlRsr CONGRESS.
An International Blmetallic Conference
Subsidies-No Quorum in the House.


Wlsmx0roN. .. c., July 11.-Mr. Teller
introduced Joint resolution declaring IL
70 be the determined policy OF the United
States Government 10 use both gold and
silver as full legal tender money. aud in
ttructng the President 10 invite the
governments q the Latin Union coun-
tries and such other nations rs he may
deem advisable 10 join the United
States in conference 20 adopt common
ratio between gold and silver for the pur-
pose Of establishing internationally the
use Of bimetalhc money and securing "A
t1ity OF the relative value between those
metals. Tue conference IL 10 be held at
suoh place as may be mutually agreed upon
10y the executives Of the govern
,nents joining in IL. and when in the
Judgment Of the President OF the
United States Ia sufficient number of
nations shall have entered into such
international arrangements. he shall de
clare tho ratio 80 fixed 10 be the existing
ratio In the United States. The President
Is 70 appoint not less than three nor more
than FIVE commissioners 10 attend such
conference on the part Of the United
states. who are 10 receive 81, 500 and their
reasonable expenses. The Joint resolution
was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
The Senate then took up the Senate bill
- establish United states land court and
10 provide Tor the settlement Of private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
DEATHS

BLAKE.-Dled, yesterday. Of zoos vest Clay
street, the infant sou 81 Me-. ana Mr. j. w.
Blake; aged eighteen days .....
Funeral will Jake place THIS AFTERNOON
at 30ti lock, ffo@ Aosse numnef.
LINDSEY. Died. al her resideDcs. l>it Ssns-
Bile street, Friday, Jaly lith, az tis A. n. MA
MARTHA r. LINDSEY, In Tho eixty-sixth year
Of her age
Funsrsl viii tahs place from the ADORE re.
dsacs f<lDAY MsP NJ kusnjs asd ao&aaihs-
Anesa are respectfully invited " sfesaS
Ne asssrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
ONE or THE COOLEST ON RECORD.
The sight Of Thursday of the Present
Week.
Iny telegraph 70 me pI.patch.l

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Signal Office
furnishes the following special bulletin TO
the press This morning the weather re-
ports show that throughout the South At
lantic and Middle States. from Georgia
northward TO Lake Erie, and IN portions of
New England. last night was one OF the
coolest on record for this season OF the
year.
The following are some of the minimum
temperatures with relation TO the lowest
ever before reported during the second de-
cade OF July: Savannah. Gel below {:
Wilmington. 5s-S below; Raleigh. 56-2
below: Charlotte, 56--4 below Lynehburg
an d Harrlsonburg, 81 below Mortified,
Vt, 40--2 below; Washington, ID. c.. and
Sandusky. Sc. and Boston, 54-no difference.
The minimum yesterday morning at Alba
ny was 4S-2 below the lowest previously
recorded during the first decade of July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
The senate TO he n-Deiiberative,'
IBy telegraph 70 the pIspa.ch.l

WASHINGTON, July ll.-Carrying out the
instructions of the Republican senatorial
caucus held last night, Chairman Edmunds
has appointed Senators Hoar, Spooper,
FRYE. aud Moody, together with Messrs.
Aldrich. Sherman. and Ingalls, Republican
members Of the Rules Committee). to re-
port al a caucus conTinittee upon the ques-
ton OF changing the rules Of the Senate
so as to provide for the closure OF debate
al the viii of the majority, and TO ascer-
tain and report how that result can be at
tanned if deemed necessary to the conduct
of business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
MANY PEOPLE PReclPiTATEo INTO
The WATER.
The Loss of Life Immense-The Re-
suit Of an Insecure Ferry
Landing.
rBy telegraph to tho DIsp,tchJ

HALIFAX, n. s.. july ia terrible dis
aster happened in Dartmouth tonight.
The ferry landing, while crowded with one
hundred and fifty persons, collapsed and
precipitated the throng into the water. caus-
ING an immense loss Of loss. Five bodies
have so far been recovered-two women,
two soldiers. and one child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
UNDOUBTEDLY INSANE.
Mother Kill, Her Two Children and
Then Herself
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch

Troy, n. Y. July IL Mrs. Williams.
who resides about two miles east Of Fair
Haven. VI, this morning about o,,clock.
murdered her two chIldren-a girl OF
seventeen and boy of six-set tre to tho
house, and cut her own throat. she was
undoubtedly insane. About two weeks
ago der husband was killed by accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
To Run Against Mckinley.

COLUMBUS, ONO, July 11.--John G. War
wick was nominated to-day for Congress IN
the Sixteenth district on the seventy
fourth ballot by the Democrats. This Is
McKinley's district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lReportsd for tho Richmond Dispa,chl
July II, 1880.
Auction offerings on Change to-day were 81
packages, and 5 taken in. highsst, SlA5o; lev
est, si.25-ayerase, $50
Revenue collections; Cigars aud cigarettes.
ts,67s95: tobacco. 81, cd3--sotai, G.SsoaA
Private salss: Filters. IS; smoters, 2; cutters.
o; wrappers, is; dsrks, ss-'olal. l2 hcssheadS
that nllsr sales should Increase sssuas natural
There 70 practically No ed stock and w new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
New york's First New Cotton.

New YORK. July 1.-THE first bale Of
new crop Georgia cotton. classed about
strict low middling. shipped from Albany.
Ga. was sold at public auction to-day IN
front Of the Cotton Exchange at 10 5c. per
Mound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
TEN-DOLLAR SUITS

are As a customer said yesterday: 81 want
that suitin the window. for a dealer told me that
you would not sell one out Of your window; you
could not afford III Ho got tie suit; in fact hs
boughttwo. for he knows it Is a good Investment
The reason we name so low figure on them Is
that wo are going to move and dont want to
carry them with US. Yet there are more OF them
than half Of the clothiers who advertise enor-
nous stocks ever had at ono time. As you 20 for
your mail To- morrow. or n you pass by the store
take q look In our windows AID sec what Ten
Dollars will buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12

Of Directors Of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition. The election was on the tniId
ballot. MIR. Butterworth. was opposed py
A. i. Stevenson. Of Illinois, ex-f irS' Assist
ant Postmaster General.