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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
CUBAN TO8ACCONiST6
Petition the Spanish Government TO Ne
gotiste with the L. S. Government.

gotiste with the u. s. Government.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-The De
partment Of State has received copy
fthe petition forwarded by the Tobacco
Growers and Cigar Manufacturers
Union Of Cuba to the Spanish Govern
ment, urging the negotiation OF a reel
procity treaty betweenthe Island OF Cuba
and the United States. The petitioners
assert that they are confronted with
the simple problem "On one side ruin,
stagnation, misery, and vague hopes,
and on the other side abundance,
wealth, and promising future. The
Spanish law protecting Spanish products,
the petition says, deals Cuba deadly
blow, while at the same time the
production of Spain receives no benefit
from it, The greater partof the spanish
goods imported, it is asserted, do not
need the protection given them. The pc
tition, after urging the repeal OF this law
OF 1882 as q necessary preliminary to the
negotiation OF reciprocity treaty, says ::
The United States buy from us tobacco
and sugar TO the extent of S5l 900, 600,
and il is not strange that the American
! Government should make itself strong
on the absolute necessity we have OF
that market, 30 as to demand reciprocal
concessions, or which is the same thing,
exemption for their -four, lard, ma
chinery, hardware, and other articles IN
| our tariff.
| BASIS o. THE NEGOTIATIONS.
The cigar manufacturers conclude by
endorsing the action of the Havana
Chamber of Commerce. heretofore pub
lished, and asking of the Government
/. The immediate abrogation OF the
law of commercial relations OF 1882.
.. The imposition OF a precautionary
duty on the Spanish products, which
should be in relation to the necessities
of the treasury Of the island, so as moi
TO render difficult the negotiation OF com
mercial treaties with foreign countries.
3. That without losing time nego
tiations be opened with the United
States for a commercial treaty on the
basis of free sugar and reductions on the
duties on tobacco within the limits al
ready prescribed.
4. That the Chamber OF Commerce
and important corporations of this
island advise in their propose new tarit
the articles on which export duties should
he abolished.
3. That negotiations be entered int
with some other countries so as to insure
, facilities for the export of Cuban pro
ducts.
!, e. That providing the corresponding
duties are paid the free sale Of tobacco
be allowed in Spain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
ABlG REPUBLICAN MEETING.
sherman and Foraker Address 1000 Peo-
ME IN Cincinnati.
nv teleornph to the Dispatch.I


10y telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Cryc1sSATI, October 30.-The greatest
meeting Of the campaign in this city on
the part of the Republicans was held
here tonight in Music Hall, with Sena-
tor Sherman and Ex-Governor Foraker
pied, many women taking adyan-
taee of the reserved section to
see and hear these distinguished
speakers. All the standing room
was filed and the great stage was full,
so that the assemblage numbered about
1000. Much enthusiasm was created by
the arrival OF the political clubs with
music and banners, hut when Colonel L..
Narkbreit. the president of the meeting,
introduced Senator Sherman an ovation
was given the well-known statesman. 1t
was 8 O'Clock when Senator Sherman be-
Gan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
Heavy s,ow-s,orm !. yy,.co,.,n

MILwAUErR, WIs., October 30.-Re-
ports from the northern part Of the State
are to the effect that heavy snow-storm
was IN progress yesterday ell through tho
northern tier Of counties. Heavy snow
falls are reported from Eau Claire, Port
Asn. and Warsaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Men Fatally Injured and Several
Badly Scalded.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y IOII sTADH 90 Ile UIsVaIVU'I
ALTOONA, Pa, October 3O.-A fearful
explosion occurred at the rolling-mills of
the Portage Iron Company, located at
Duncansyille, seven miles south OF al
toona, shortly after o'clock this morn
ing. One of the three large boilers ex-
ploded from an unknown cause. The
report could be plainly heard for miles
around. Four men were fatally injured
and several others badly scalGed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
ABru.n,m Murder.

ATLANTA, October 30.-The mutilated
body OF Miss Baker was found in q
brush pile near Stilesboro' yesterday.
Two negroes suspected Of causing her
death were caught to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
Postmas,ers Amounted.

lsptcial teIegram 70 the Dispsscl-I
WASHINGTON, October 30.-Postmas-
ters for North Carolina B. o. Morris,
Cleveland. Rowan county, rice @. A. Al
hson. resigned b. s Young, Dabog,
Yancey county, vice W. j. Thomas, re
signed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31

CUcTUD An Exact Reproduction 81 the
OUO In Litue Big Horn Conhict a. giyon
Ifg times In Neg YOrs city, under
tho management Of Adam Fore
DAnTT III psugh. All the Original fea.ufes
Dl LIZ Retained.
4-Pawis Colossal Triple Circus
4.Pawis Startling stage sensations
4-Pawis Glorious HippOdrome Races
APawis Mammoth Double managerial
4-Paw's Trained Animal ~ position
sHERIOAN's FAMOUS RIDE
from Winchester done true e. life daily.
ADAM FOREEAUGH, JR.,
Will Introduce for tho first time Ia this city MS
barring and Unpsralielei Act Of Riding and
Driving 80 Fiery Horses Three i'm = Around
me Huge HippOirome Track. He VIII also ep-
pear with his worli-Tenogned Troupe Of fer-
forming Elephants-the Quadriue, Musical,
Pyramid. and BICYCLE Riding elephants.
BONDIN. the only 20 1tne ever iauRht 70 walk
q rope; Jack and Rose" somersoul~thio"-
ing dogs, aud A. Forepaugo; Jr.,s, latest snd
most sensational novelty" ECLIPSE"
THg TRAPBZE HORSE. u
to The GRAND and GORGEOUS STREET
PARADE Of the MIGHTY COMBINE taxes place
at 10 A. NJ. daily, uniClding 70 public view, rec
as air 20 everybody. all the dazzling. unique
picturesque, historical, and sumptuoGs process
sionaI resources Of tho Monster Dual Orgsnila-
ton.
Cheap round-trip excursion on all Ines OF
travel See local agents for particulars.
Two exhibitions daily at usual hours. fOr
the accommodation Of the public who would
avoid the crowds on tho grounds general adj
mission and reserve eeat tickets can Do secured
az schoeu's Cigar store. Eleventh ana Main
streets, the day Of exhibition only az the Gus
tomary light advance.
Most positively the i.Paw via West Comb
nation Is tho only Big Show coming.
Remember too day and date. &C Ss-ru'IhSf5'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
Reporting the Cows.

three persons were reported IN the
in'rd pohce district yesterday for al
loving their COWS TO run at large upon
tho streets in violation Of the city ordi-
nances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
DisahiIi,ias Eemaxsa.

The Governor yesterday relieved the
political disabilities OF James II. Dud-
ley, OF Franklin county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31

Rev. DR.. jackson has withdrawn from
the contest. 1t begins to look as if the
championship will be between Mr.. Kin
pier and MIR. London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31

Franz Won Suppe's charming opera
comique "Boccaccio was presented at
the Academy OF Music last night by the
Greenwood Opera Company.
The opera is delightful specimen of
the modern French school. 1t abounds
with fresh, delicious melodies that capti-
yate the educated and uneducated alike,
and is full of vigorous, broadly-written
choruses. The orchestration Is bright
and sparkling, and some of the harmo-
MES are Beethoven-like in depth and
softness.
The opera was interpretedin manner
which while not without fault was
pleasing. Miss Mamie Iaylor's imper-
sonation of the gay poet was vivacious and
spirited, her deep contralto voice suiting
the masculine rote. Miss Greenwood,
who has sung here before, sang the lines
of Fametta. Her voice is a powerful
resonant nezzo, remarkably well-culti-
waited, and under excellent control. Will
Cinberson as Lotternighi, the old coop
or, injected much amusing comedy into
the hbretto.
The chorus, though not large, sings
well, and the JiSates were notlceably
we'll done. The coopors' chorus in the
second act had to be repeated three
times.
Tonight the company will put on
1.-THE Furrier's Daughter" which is q
charming light opera and a decided no
velty here.
FAUST UP TO DATE.
What will be one Of the great cards OF
the season will DO at the Academy the
last four nights OF next week. 1t il
." Faust Up TO Date" the burlesque
from the London Gaiety Theatre. which
has been such great money-maker
in New York this season. The cast in
cludes Kate Castleton, one OF the best o
American soubrettes, and is altogetheI
composed Of clever people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
WANTED, FOR THE CITY up
RICHMOND AND ONE FOR EVERY COUNTY
~ TIE STATE
APusuING INSURANCE SOLICITOR

or s0me good business mal o's tlirft l. ..-
fcatious as such aud enjoying 'ne corr Poo
hlscommunity 10 solicitor a tt.l.cis.8 H..a 1
organization, the features Of salrl e.ni.'
profitable investment Tor soit sal pf..De...1
family Ia case Of dcsfh o. tho stma Hrn
Itlsa reliable institution cOum.aI..t D..
70 thoughtful people .rywucf..
Liberal arrangements viii Del mllo pr GO
night psrtleS
Address. stating age. references Er. "'
g. - B.spIftI ONCE. o. H-IH.i. .gIf.0 .'f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
.TRY SAks's TRousERs.

Try SAKss TRoUsERs.
- We had our little preliminary talk
on READY-MADE TROUSERS the
- other day We wanted to set the
- skeptlcs to thinking. Since then we've
- placed in stock another ins;almeat
of our fal patterns.
- You'll DO surprised 10 see the sdue
- thing your tailor wants to make you
up-and an assortment OF twenty 10
his one-for not much moro than
- half what hen charge you.
- We don't ask you to believe any
- thing but your olVn eyea Yon know
- perfect-ftting Trousers when you
- 500 them. Personal taste names tho
- pattern. We youch for the quality
- and that's all there IL TO It.
- There's no doubt but thst-to q
-man-you are all trousers hunt
-lng"-Why not Ready-Msde Pair
once Tours. 'Tisn't like changing
- tailors--there are no chances TO run.
You try ours on before you buy
them-know how they're going to nt
- before you show tho color OF your
money.
- There isn't tailor in town that
wouldn't give years business II he
-c could get designer with the taste
and talen. OF our Trousers fash
ioner-and they'd have to-too-to
pay him. He's hIgh-but he's an ex-
pert
- Now everybody blows their own
-horn-tha6s business-and It's nsiu-
-rei-but we're willing 70 walk the
- plank OF criticism. We know you
can have nothing but favorable COM
- ments for us-especially when Trou-
-sers are NADER discussion. We're
ready for the trial when you are.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
TIE ARCTIC HEROES.
The Naval Officers Of the Academy Honor
Their Comrades Of the Jeannette.

Their Comrades Of the Jeanette.
Expedition-rhe Monument
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
ANNAPOLIS, MD., October 30.--A num-
Der OF naval officers in Washington de-
cided to erect at the Naval Academy
cemetery at Annapolis monument to
their heroic comrades of the Jeanette
exploring expedition of 1881. Re-
sponses to the appeals for contributions
to the fund were both numerous aud
generous, and the monument was in due
time erected and was unveiled to-day.
80 far rs has been practicable the design
OF this monument follows that of the
one erected in the Lena Delta, where
persisted many Of the men whose memory
it is designed to perpetuate.
TEE MONUMENT.
It's base is % feet long, II teet wide. and
10 feet high. 1t is built OF irregularly-
shaped pieces of granite, strongly &C.
mented together. The upper portion Of
the monument is constructed of white
marble, except a bronze anchor that
rests against the foot OF the cross. On
each face of the die is bronze tablet,
one bearing the names Of the dead and
on the other this inscription: a" In com
memoration of the heroic efforts of the
men OF the Unitel States navy who per-
ished in the Jeanette exploring expedi-
ton, 1881" An ice-covered cross IL
feet high surmounts the whole. A dis
tinguished party Of officers were present.
at the ceremony OF the unyeiling. Pro-
fessor James X. Solely, Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Navy, delivered the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31

A Steamship from Norfolk In Distress
NEW YonK, October 30.--The British
Steamship newfoundland. Nc0rath cap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
rHr RICHMOND DISPATUH-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1890.

tain, arrived at this port to-day in q
sinking condition. The Newfound-
land is bound to Quebec from Norfolk,
Va, with coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
A Watering OF stock Heconsidcred.
ff3y telegraph 70 the DippAtch.I

NAsHwLhH, TAHN,, October 30 --At q
called meeting Of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooas and 81 Louis railroad stock
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE President has sent the following
nominations to Congress: Colonel Ed
ward Ii. Vullom, to be Chief Medical
Purveyor United States army, with the
rank OF Colonel, vice Colonel J. II. Bax-
ter, promoted to be Surgeon-General;
Lieutenant-Colonel h. j. d. Irwin, AS
sistant Medical Purveyor, to be Surgeon
with the rank of Colonel, vice Vullom,
promoted.
The Census Office announces the pop
ulation of cities and towns as follows:
Covington, KY, 1885, increase, 1855;
Lexington, KY, %, S55, increase, 5000;
Newport KY. 24,9Ss, increase. 4,5O5;
Paris, KY, 5,5OS, increase, 1901; Tue
son. Ariz, 5,O93, increase, L02L
THE United States grand jury re-
turned nineteen indictments against al
legged census padders in Minneapolis
and in St Paul-six for Minneapolis
and thirteen for St Paul
CONGRESSMAN DEHAvEN Of Califor-
mia, has resigned.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has formally ex-
tended the period of vacating the Cher
okee Strip from October l to November
for one-half the cattle and December
! for the remainder.
The State Department received from
Minister Miner full report of the cir
cumstances attending the shooting of
General Barrundia, but its contents
were not made public.
The President on the 10th signed the
River and HarbOr bill Much rejoicing
occurred at Galveston, where SO, 200, DOC
was to be spent
THE Senate has confirmed John A.
Williams as United States Judge for the
Eastern district of Arkansas
FRANK L. MONEY, ex-Congressman
from Louisiana, died in Washington re-
Gently.
THE Sunday Chronicle of Washington
was the first offender under the Anti
Lottery law.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27
A RIae In Horae Flesh.

Farmer Roots-I dunno but we'd bet
ter kill ole Roam to-morrer. The hoee
hain't with his keep, an
Bill Roots crushing in)-The train has
Jest knocked ole Roam often the track
an broke his neck!
Farmer Roots lone day later in the
Office OF tho auditor OF the p. ID. Q. K
RIVAL reckon $3.50 would be about
right for that thar boss O. mine you
killed. Jest five year old last grass, an
trotted mile in $3.50 less'n six months
ago. Didn't he, Bill?
Bill-You bet!-MunseY's Weekly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27
THE EAST.

A TERRIBLE double accident occurred
on the 10Th near Reading, Pa The
Pottsville express ran into q freight
wreck at the Schuylkill river. The
coaches went into the water Between
forty and fifty persons we're killed and
IS many more seriously injured
An explosion of gas took place recent
" in the Murray shaft Of the Lehigh &
Wilkesbarre Coal Company at Wilkes
barre. Pa -Four miners were killed.
ABOUT a quarter Of q million dollars
in cash and bonds has disappeared from
q box in a New York safe deposit COM
pany. They were assets Of the Star In
surance Company.
A WRIGHT engine and caboose col
1ided near Derry, Pa, fatally injurinR
Conductor J. N. Caldwell, Of New Flor
enco and Flagman Newton Aikes, Of
Derry. Three other trsinmen were
seriously hurt but wiz recover. IS
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27
THE SOUTH.

THE Republican State convention Of
South Carolina decided to put no ticket
in the field.
A BAND OF gypsies was overwhelmed
by cloudburst near Evansville, Ark,
recently. Five of them were drowned.
CHARLES A. WELLBoRN, q prominent
real estate agent of Birmingham, Ala,
has been arrested for using the mails
fraudulently by declaring himself agent
Of a mythical company.
DURING fierce storm in the Boston
mountains in Arkansas q party OF ten
Turks who were travelling south with q
lot Of dancing bears lodged in a creek
bottom in one of the gulches. The
heavy storm caused q torrent in the
ravine and seven OF the men and all the
bears were drowned.
The safe Of the Adams Express Com
pany at Middlesborough, KY, was blown
open and s. 900 stolen.
The boiler OF an engine attached to q
freight train on the East Tennessee &
Georgia railroad exploded five miles
from Chattanooga, Tenn. All thatcould
be found OF the engineer and fireman
was coat
CONGRESSMAN D. NJ ROBERTS has been
renominated by the Democrats of the
Sixth Louisiana district
JOHN GLADsOS and his son James
we're killed by q railroad train near
Nashville, Tenn, recently.
A TERRIBLE food was reported at Hot
Springs, Ark, on the I'D
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27

JOHN KEAN, JR, has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the
Third New Jersey district
THE Democrats OF the Sixth New Jer-
sey district have nominated DR.. Thomas
Dunn English by reclamation for Con-
gress
OH Abolitionists met in Boston on
the ED. the twenty.eighth anniversary
OF tho signing OF the emancipation
proclamation.
EX-PREsIpENT CLEVELAND made a
vigorous denial Of the report in New
York paper to tho effect that he was in
failing health. His face was brown and
ruddy and he laughed at the report that
he was in bad health.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27
EHE LATEST.

News has reached san Francisco that
recently, in the Northern seas, a whale
that had just been harpooned wrecked
two boats Of the whaling vessel Win
throp by striking them with it's tail.
The men were thrown into the water
and two were killed. while both legs OF
third were broken.
SUAK!M advices report the famine in
the Soudan as awful. Thousands are
dying by starvation. Caravans are
plundered by the desperate natives to
obtain food, and the owners are MUIR
dered if they resist.
IT is understood that Mr.. Parnell will
shortly call convention of the Irish
Nationalist party.
TIE Senate passed several bills on
the cath, among them bill for new
Circuit Court The House took up the
Kennedy speech matter and it was or
dered expunged from the record by a
vote OF $50 to 80. Among tho bills
passed were Senate measures giving
pensions of go. 900 year to tho widows
Of Generals Fremont, McClelland and
Crook.
THE First West Virginia Democratic
Congressional convention renominated
John o. Pendleton.
TIE Republican Congressional con-
vention OF the Fourteenth Ohio district
has nominated Il. F. Swingle.
The jefferson Democratic club house
in Brooklyn, which cost $3.50, 900, was
opened on the esd. Governor Hill
spoke. Governor Albeit of New Jer-
sey, was also present The corner
stone OF the club house was laid by ex'
President Cleveland
By an explosion on the steamer Pan
dora, at Armstrong; shipyard at New
castle, England, twelve persons were
so badly scalded that they will die
THE House Committee on Post-offlces
and Post-roads has authorized q favor
able report on the bill introduced by
Mr.. Bingham appropriating 500 to
allow the Postmaster General to test
the free delivery system at small towns
and villages
PRESIDENT and Mrs Harrison and fam
lily returned on the oath to Washington
from Cresson. Pa
THE Armenian Bishop, Bedross Ner-
gsrian, has been imprisoned at Constan-
tinople on a charge of melting the Ar
menians to revolt
THREE young men, Arthur Bowery,
Charles NJ. Donald and Hugh Rooney,
went out in q sail boat intending to
cross Strong lake, near Sundridge, Ont
Later their boat was found lying on its
side with BoWery hanging dead In the
rigging. The other two men were sup
posed to have been drowned
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-27
GENERAL.

THE Hamburg Nachrichten. BE
marck's organ, and the North German
Gazette. tho Government paper. are en-
gagged in war OF words over the Gov:
ernment's method OF handling the
African slavery rumors.
TIE furnace men OF Scotland have
struck for higher wages and the Glas-
gov iron market is excited in conse-
Quence.
Mr. PARSELL desires to wait until
after the tr al of Dillon and O'Brien to
see whether it will still be possible for
them TO go to America. His health will
not permit him to make personal visit
to America.
The prize fight between Slavin and
McAuliffe in England was stopped by
the police, both men being arrested.
JOHN BURNS, addressing large labor
meeting ut London, declared that out OF
1000 strikes during 1889, only thirty
were unsuccessful. lie regarded the
outlook as highly encouraging for great
improvement in the condition Of work.
ingmen.
MATTERsoN defeated Nelson in o
sculling race on the Paramatta river at
Sydney, N. s. w. The match was for
R2OO q side.
THE shortage OF the Bank of the Cape
of Good Hope, South Africa, is placed at
e41l, 900 above all assets.
The anti-slavery conference opened
in Paris on the a2d.
GILBERT & SULLIvAS's "Gondoliers"
was Missed Mt its first presentation in
Vienna.
TIE total gross earnings of the Illi-
nois Central system for the year ended
June 80, 1890, were slG, 452, 02o. This Is
an increase compared with the preced-
ing year OF Sl,796, 4O5.
MORE rich petroleum discoveries
have been made in the State Of Tobasco,
Mexico.
THE Society OF German Wine-Growers
has sent memorial to Chancellor Ca
privi declaring that the Mckinley Tariff
bill will ruin the export trade with
America, and asking whether it is pos
sible to obviate this by diplomatic
means.
Work on the Tehuantepec railroad in
Mexico is progressing favorably.
THE work of improving the harbor of
Vera Cruz is nearly at a standstill.
GENERAL BoULANGER will issue a
book of 200 pages as reply to his de-
tractors in France
A COMMERCIAL panic is reported at
Lisbon.
Colon, or Aspinwall on the Isthmus
of Panama, was devastated by fire re-
Gently. The loss was estimated at ST.
500, 900.
Two thousand miners at Tropitau,
Austrian Silesia, have gone on strike.
Trouble is feared and troops have been
to the scene.
NEARLY all the shipowners of Great
Britain are members OF an employers
federation to prevent strikes when pos
sible and to fight them unitedly, If need
be.
A REPORT was current that the En-
peror OF Germany would visit the Worlds
Fair in Chicago in 1898.