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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July si.-Cotton nominal ms
ding, i2asi2hc. Flour fairly active. whest-
southern moderately active; FuitL Nsws.
lonsberry, sis9'c.: No. 2, p4Sc.: steamer NO y
spot, s3Ac. July. ssAc.; Angus. Bsc Sep
tember $50; December. e<aIs. Corn
southern frm: white. 5sa5sc. yellow, SA5sc.
Sss Aasss. sas; september TS SOC. Ga.
strong: ungraded southern and psnnsyivsnias
t5alsc; DO. western white, Gstsc.. do do
mixed, f3ss1c- graded Ne white. Sc. DO 90
mixed, slc Rye firm cnoice. osseoc. good 70
slow prime to choice timothy, tissisN Pro.
visions active. Butter steady. Eggs steady snd
scarce At i,c. Sugar unsettled. Copper sc,i'e;
Freights to Liverpool per steamer Inactive; cot
ton, 20s.: 1our i2s 81. grain, I'D. Cork. for
orders. IS. Receipts-flOur, 1874 barrels;
oats, t00o bushels: rye. 1000 bushels ship
ments-flour, lis9s barrels; wheat $4,000
bushels: corn, 1900 bushels. sales-Wheat.
$1,000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels.
ST. LOUIS
sr. LeuIs. July 3l.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
closed ,a2hc. below the top: July. &<c. noni-
nal: August Sc. bid; September, vJLc, BIZ.
Decemb Der, " /. setac c. bid. Corn closed al ksir
above yesterday; No. each, i5',c Angus
axe. nominal: September. t5'.c October, "a.
and nominal. Oats closed at decline from yess'r
day Of sShc.: No. 9 cash, SSalic.: August Gsc.
bid; September, 3t.c. Whiskey frm Al ~ u.
Professionalism, sli25. Lard, $50 Dry salt
meats sad bacon steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 3l.-Flour easier wheas
easier and lower; No. 2 rod. &c. Corn nrm
No. mixed. Sgso0c. Oats steady. No.
mixed, s7sS9c. PORK nominal at r22A Lara
dun at $50. Buik- meats steady. Bacon strong
or; shorl-clear, $3.50. Whisky steady 81 si.iZ'
wILNISGrON
WILMINGTON. y. G.. July Sf.-Turpcntine
steady 29.c. Rosin firm; strained, 81 good
strained. tl.0A Tar firm ne sLta Crude tur-
pentne frm; hard, tLs5; yellow dip aud virgin,
fg.Sa
NEW YORK COTTON yurUsgt
NEW YORK. July 3i.-Cotton-Set aud gross
receipts none. Futures clossd quiet sni
steady; sales. 1900 bales: July, fi203sfl2ls (.
August. Ell. eOasil.ss; September. sil0lstlt'
October. sl0.65atl0.67; November, so DGGehl .
December. sl0 l9sti050; January, flltS; Fob
rusry $40 59ssl0 80: March, tl0.6gaSiO.os; April.
| tl166ssi0.6s
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReportei for tho kiGhn Dispatrhl
July 3i.--Nsrket quiet Prime, &C.. etus
prime, 6iic.: fancy. 61aosc; common. 2atc- {;
factory hand picked, 6%ss$c.
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THE NEW OFFICERS
ELECTED BY THE BOARD OF VISITORS
OF THE v. NJ. |.
Heavy Tobacco saIes-A Colored Female
Inccndiary Sentenced for Ten Years
Fines that Beat the Record.
fspec,ai telegram 70 tho Dispatch

LYScHBURG, Va. July 3i.-The Board OF
Visitors OF the Virginia Military Institute
held another long session here to-day and
elected tho following officers for the insti-
tute:
Thomas r. Marshall. commandment OF the
corps, rice General Scott Ship. promoted
TO superintendent of the institute.
Professor r. Fl. Smith to the chair OF
Mathematics, rice Coionel NJ. b. Hardin, re-
signed.
Professor Hunter Pendleton TO the CHAIR
OF Chemistry. Minerology. aud Geology e'oe
Colonel Lyell. RESIGNED.
Professor II. A. Mari 10 the chair OF En-
gineering. Jice Colonel Patton. resigned.
This afternoon after the meeting
special train was rendered the board by
the officers of the Lynchburg and Dur
ham road, and the party left for koxborQ',
n. G., whore they will remain overnight
and Tomorrow go fishing III the private
lake of A. }. Long. Hon. John W: Daniel
accompanies the party. They will proba-
bly, return here tomorrow evening.
AvAcATIos.
Rev. X. II. Fleming, pastor OF the Sc
cond PRESBYTERIAN church of this city. has
been rendered a vacation by his congrega-
ton. and to-day lett TO spend month on
tour of Prince Edwards island and Nova
Scotia. He was rendered a handsome
purse TO pay his expenses.
Forty-eight carloads Of Georgia water
melons passed through here to-day en- route
North.
The tobacco sales here to-day were larger
than for several months, aggregatlng l5O,-
900 pounds. The prices were very good.
vru.TF rrRv-Rr-G
Hanev Garrett. the colored woman who
set fire TO house in Lebanon some weeks
ago and whose arrest caused almost rot,
pleaded guilty 10 the charge of incendla-
rism, and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiarv for ten years. Lebanon has twice
been burned. and she il suspected OF
having been the incendiary both times.
AGGREGATE CITY FNFs.
The petty fines collected in the Mayors
Court for the month Of July were the
largest on record for any one month and
amounted 10 ~jll.
Hart Thompson. one Of the most promi-
nent citizens of Bedford county. was run
over by runaway team near Walnut
Grove church this morning and very Sc
riously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
FORCE BILL DEAD.
koATTsMPT WILL eE MADE TO PASS
irTHlS SESSION.
Agreement Reached by Senators on Both
sides--some Republican Senators
win Not Stand tho
Gag-taw.
Especial telegram to the Dlsps,ch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 3l.-Your cor
tespondcn, is able to sta,e on what seems
a. he the most reliable authority that no
attempt will be made by the Senate Re
rablicans TO pass this session the force
In. The backbone Of the measure has
cen broken. and il will be Land away.
Az AGREEMENT REACHED.
II seems that an agreement was reached
today between tho leading senators on
,,th sides that II the minority would con-
cont 20 discuss the tariff bill only in way
a. emphasize their protest against the
measure an adjournment could be reached
a. ihe end Of the frat week in September,
AMI no attempt would be made to pass the
Rehabilitation law this session.
80 LIErT oS DEBATE.
One Of the most prominent OF these Re
pabhoans said that his own side was di-
vilsd and ten or dozen Of the Republi-
cans would never consent 10 having q
limitation put on debate, and under these
circumstances il would be impossible TO
res tie force bin this session.
THE Fest SEws.
senator Blackburn and other Democrats
admitted tonight that an agreement had
tacn reached, and the news is about the
lcst that has been obtained here in many
e,tks. If not months.
CRUSHING BLOW.
= will be a crushing blow TO old Boss
Rcd and the other radicals. but the Sem
o.. finds that IT Will be useless TO carry
els fight any further without applying the
gselaw Besides. the conservative bust
&C.. elements Of the country are opposed
tothc proposed legislation and are calling
q halt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
THE DIAMOND.
The Results of Yesterdays Games of Ball
Throughout the Country.
tBy telegraph 20 the Dispa,ch.I

Cleveland (Brotherhood): Clevelands. s.;
base-hits 10; errors. 3. Philadelphlas, II
base-hits, Is: errors 0. Batteries
Gruber, McGill. and Brennan; Sanders and
Mlligan.
Cincinnati Oeague): Cincinnatis. S.;
base-hits, "A errors, 4. Philadelphias, 6; ;
base-hits. II; errors. I. Batteries-Viau
and Keenan,: Smith and Clemens.
Indianapolis Ueasue): Clevelands, O.;
base-hits, z; errors, 2. New Norks. o.;
base-hits, -; errors, /. Batteries-Beatin
and thinner; Rusie and Buckley.
Pittsburgh (Brotherhood): Pittsburghs,
- base-hits, 9; errors. .. Brooklyns, (;
base hits. 8: errors, 6. Batterles-Mauland
and Quinn: Sowders and Daily.
Buffalo: Bufalos, 5; base-hits, i; En-
rors. 0. Bostons, 2; base-hits. 8; errors, g..
Batteries and Mack; kilroy
and Murphy.
Philadelphia: Athletics, 10; base-hits,
II: errors. 7. Columbus. Q; base-hits, IL !;
errors, 10. Batteries-MC Mahon and Rob
inson; Knauss and Doyle.
Rochester: Rochesters, 8 base-hits, g.;
errors, 1. Louisvilles. s; base-hits, II /:
errors, /. Batteries -Callihan, Barr, and
McGarr: Stratton and Ryan.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 81 base-hits, TO-;
errors, 4. Toledo. I; base-hits. 10; errors,
g. Batteries-Daily and PITT; Smith and
SAGE.
Chicago Brotherhood): Chicagos, / /;
base-hits, 1: errors, 3. New NOrks. 3; base
hits. 8: errors. 1. Batteries Baldwin and
Farrell; j. Ewing and w. Ewing,
Chicago Geague); Chicagos, 4: base
hits, z: errors, T. Bostons. /; base-hlts,
2: errors. 3. Batteries-Nichols and Ben
nett; Stein and Kittrldge.
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DOUBTS THAT THERE HAS BEyS A FIGHT.


BuExos Ayes, July 31.-During thu. In
surrection here the ironclad feet which
had joined the revolutionary movement
bombarded the city for two days. Serious
damage, was done to many buildings. espe-
cially those in the vicinity of Plaza Vie
toria. One thousand persons we're killed
and 5000. wounded. The shipping IN port
sustained no damage.
DlsoRpERs CONTINUE.
buExos AYKEs. July Subscribers con-
assa's in the agricultural Districts. Tbs
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a STATE OF THINGS.
sslyadorian General Rivas Tarns Traitor
and storms His Own Capital.
INV Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

Ia IIBrRrAp. SALVADOR, ria GALVESTON
July Silt is reported that General Rivas,
who was recently recalled from Honduras
by the Salvador Government TO raise
troops around Coiutepeque and Join the
man army operating against Guatemala
on the frontier, turned traitor after having
had handsome reception IN the capital
When he was supposed TO be on his way
to the frontier he turned back his force of
1000 Indians towards the capital and
stormed the barracks. There fighting has
been going on two days. but no details have
been received, as communication has been
interrupted General Rivas started revo-
luton against the Menendez Government
some months ago. but was defeated. He
then fed 10 Honduras.
DOUBTS THAT THERE HAS BEyS fI0Hr.
CRY or MEXICO ria GALVESTON, July 3D.
Senior Geroino Pou, special envoy from
Salvador, saysit il doubtful II there has
been any fighting IN Salvador.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

S,sa4 bslss ssoct, 7s.s7 bslsa southsfn ness
quict Whssf dull, lover, sp1 week; N@ eeSs
0tsBhc In elevator options week No sIeos
August, ykc; sepssmber, 49,. Oct Der. -
Corn dull: No 2. ;2Gc: options = o1sresey
sctivs; August S2tc.; september, 1tc. 70
toecr, 1kc Oats unsssued, higher. and sum
options quiet and Drmsr; July. 0ke<1c; Az
gust, SA1: ssptsmber. 8kA22kc.: Octooefs
Stc.; No. spot. a0s<ic. mtae1 weesefn
vhtss. tsacoc. Hope autss ssd stsady. Co6se-
Opttons closed steady; AuGus. tif.sosfl5.l6 -;
September. ti6Sss7: October, ga iSA$AD;
November. ti5.1; spot Rie quiss sd stesdy:
fair csrgccs. so Susar-.kav stssdy feir ~.
DANG, 40; centrifusals, 49, tesk 5Hn refined
quiet and easy. Mo,sssss--PogUlsn no0inal
New Orleans dull. Rios s,srcs and nen. Petro-
leum steady; refined. T. ~. Rosln slBedy. Tus.
psnsiDe quiet st AkaA2kc Wool easy end
dull. PORK quiet and nrm. Beef arm end dnist
Beef hams strong. Tered beef dn11l sod urn.
Cut-mests fairly active and nrm. And1ss 6rm.
Lard easier ads dull: wsstevn steam. @i7k;
city, fA70st375 August, N9: esptember.
IS 81: October. 81. 50 BID. rrcisnu dull and un-
settled; cotton. a-6aatssd. grs<p, ava ssked-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July Cash -four unchanged No
aspring wheat soac.: No. 8 rcd. gko No .
corn, fsAc. No. oats. s3Ac. hssspo eii.sa.
Lard, s6o2k. shortribs. a. ioalSia Shoulders,
S.s7Sas6. Short-ciear, SAooa$a.'a whisssy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
obtsined II by personal experience sud
observation did not appear.

observation did not appear.
LOGICAL DEDUCTION
Mr.. Rogers. Of Arkansas, said that It WAS
generally undarstood that tho Speaker
passed all bills In this House. Therefore
the charge WA an inferentia! charge
against the Speaker. and ~ dmicts c!irGe.
be thought that the resolution should be
adopted.
rHy spKAxrns gULINo.
After further discussion the Speaker
ruled that the resolution. was not privi-
legged one. La doing so be said that the
newspaper editorial was OF the vaguest
character. IL made no assertion except by
inference. II made no statement upon
which ANYBODY could be expected to pre-
dictate belief or a conviction. il was
within the knowledge of every member that
paragraphs Of this character were float
ing around IN the newspapers OF the coun-
try. The House could see the incon-
venience which would result TO the busl-
ness OF the House II any member had the
right on the production OF a paragraph
like this 20 demand an investigation.
The H0nse sustained the decision OF the
Chair-an appeal having been taken by
Mr. Oates-hy vote of--yeas, 95 nays, II.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Senate amendments to
the suudry civil bill.
The entire afternoon was consumed IN
the discussion OF the Senate irrigation
amendment. Many amendments pro-
posed 10 this amendment, but the ultimate
result was the Senate amendment wac nom
concurred in
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to tho House. Withow disposing
of the bill. ths House AT SIS O'Clock adj
iOurpcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
HENRY PUGET JAILED
Ia West Virginia for Kentucky Murder
His Brothers Accomplices.
lspeclal lelegrnm % the plspatch.

CHARLESTON. ". VA, July Si.-lieDry
Puget has been arrested and placed in the
Lincoln county jail this State, on charge
of being one of party 10 murder two OF u
posse of officers in Perry county. KY, seye-
raj weeks ago while resisting arrest. His
brothers Buck and Zack-are charged
with beng participants TO the murder.
Buck IL thought 10 be under arrest in the
Perry county Jail. while Tack issome where
In the woods OF Lincoln county, with OIL
GERS in pursuit. They have bad reputa-
tons and rewards have been offered III
Kentucky for their arrests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
BYzANTIUM'S PATRIARCH.
Most of the Armepians Who Assaulted
Him Released.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
CossTASrIyoPLE, July 31.-The greater
number Of the Armenians who were ar
rested for taking part iii the assault upon
the Patriarch in the Armenian Cathedral
on SUNDAY last have been released. Tween
ty-fye OF them, however. are held for
trial. They will be arraigned before the
Military Council sitting at Seraskierat.
The Sultan's Secretary has ordered the
Armenian Patriarch 10 send a circular 20
the churches advising the people TO alb
stain from demonstrations. The "a
triarch in future will be held responsible
for disorders like those that occurred IN
the Cathedral and will be considered an ac-
compice OF the rioters. The Patriarch
was also ordered 10 address letter 10 the
Sultan asking that severe punishment be
inflicted upon the rioters who are held for
trial and expressing his gratitude tor the
aid rendered by Turkish soldiers IN quell-
ing the disturbance in the Cathedral. A
council consisting of six Armenian bishops
and several Armenian notables Will meet
M the patriarchate 20 deliberate upon the
character of the reply TO be made to the
note.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

JAS MACDOU0ALI. 6 p. NJ. assets Of the Rlrh-
mogd Athletic Association.
CHEWING & ROSE, $50 p. NJ, ios on st Peter
street between Charity aud FEDERAL
n w. BOWF, 6P. M frame houso On Twenty.
sixth street between IL aud b.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1880 A. ~. lathe, snvils.
wOrk-bsnches. vises, g., 81.
WILLIAM JENKINS a. son. 1890 r. n, BE-
lanas and lemons
r. TUNsICLlFFR & CO., 1870 A. NJ, household
furniture; 1870 A. ~, wagons, &C.
J.. II. VALENTINE, 1890 A. ~. furniture. crork-
ery, carpets, sc,
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THE RIVER GIVES UP IT'S DEAD.
All the Missing from the steamer Louise
NOW Accounted For.
~. ..,......s a. ,Aa p,aDa,.h

BALTIMORE, Mp, July 3l.-The work Of
dredging the Patapsco river in the neigh
borhood OF Fort Carroll for the bodies Of
those drowned by the collision on Monday
night of the excursion steamer Louise and
the Norfolk steamer Virginia was contin-
ued to-day. Two additional bodies were
recovered in the forenoon-th of Willie
Haas and Maggie Eller, boy and a girl.
The latter belonged III Washington. All
the missing are now accounted for. The
number Of deaths now known To- have re-
suited from the collision is fourteen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
THIRTY-ElGHT HOUSES BURNED.
-Four Hundred and Fifty People Rendered
UomeIess-Loss, 500, OCO
Try telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

PrTTsBuRgH. July 3l.-At 3 o'clock this
afternoon fire broke out in the Hungarian
settlement i'm the east end of Braddock
an IRON town nine miles up the Mononga-
hela river, aud thirty-eight houses were
consumed. Among these were some dozen
brick residences owned by Americans, but
the remainder were frame houses OF TWO
stories aud occupied 10y Hungarian labor
ers. These thirty-eight houses contained
l25 families, embracing some $50 people.
The flames were confined TO two acres OF
closely-packed buildings. The loss Is 500,
900. chiefly on the buildings. "a the for
eigners saved anything of value The fire
was started by a Hungarian woman, who
finding her bed infested with vermin car
ried II out into an alley and set fire 10 il
and everything else within two squares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

Great Southern Rosario railway has been
torn mp In places. Troops have been dis
patched 10 protect the workmeu repairing
the road. Traffic is suspended. The
Chambers are in session. The report that
II is intended TO establish forced currency
Is denied. Exchange is falling. Gold pre-
MUM is $50.
CHAOS AND ANARCHY RYrGs.
LONDON. August 1.-The Timers Buenos
Ayres. dispatch says; Financial chaos and
anarchy reign. The bill postponing the
payment Of bills one month has passed
the Chambers. IL requires the Presidents
signature 10 become q law. Notaries re-
fuse TO protest bills on the ground Of the
existence Of state of siege. Great pres
sure is applied to compel Celman to re-
sign.
on THE BouRsF.
PARIS, July 3I.-A dispatch from Buenos
Avres says: The banks are open. but the
Bourse is still closed. 4 press censorship
has been established. The formation of
the cabinet of Cancellation is under discus
sion. The city IS tranquil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
Miners Demands Conceded.
BY Angle-Amertcsn cable 10 the Dispafch.l

BERLIv, JAY SLIT is officially an.
nounced that Baron Won Berlcpsch, the
Prusslan Minister of Commerce. mas con-
coded most of the demands which the
miners delegates recently submitted 70
the Government. The principal demands
granted are the adoption OF an eight-nouI
shift, the reinstatement OF all the recent
strikers who we're dismissed. introducing
in the labor bill before the Reichstag the
clause providing for arbitration courts, to
which the mining officials shall be amena-
bic, and the abolition of farming jobs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
Nominated for His Eighth Term.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 9i.-fIilary A.
Herbert was renominated for Congress by
the Second district convention to-day.
The preliminary skirrnishing IN the con-
yention showed that Herbert's nomination
was assured. so it was made by acciama-
ton, no other candidate being named he
is serving his seventh term. His renoml-
nation is for the elghth torn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

hanged.
lBY Telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. July 3l.-A Live Oak
special TO the Times Union says; Kelly
Stewart (coloredl was hanged here to-day
for the murder of John Hawkins about two
years ago. Two thousand people were IN
town TO witness the execution. Promptly
at 1910 the prisoner, accompanied BY Rev;
John Holmes. his spiritual adviser, and
the Sheriff and his deputy, emerged IRON
the Jail and proceeded to the gallows. The
prisoner displayed wonderful nerve, and
when asked to talk said he was ready T.
die, that his way was clear. The trap telI
at 1882 and his neck was broken. He did
not struggle or move amuscle. Drs. Haw-
kins and Oyerstreet pronounced him dead
at 1916 and the body was cut down at LOO
p NJ. This is the first hanging in Suwan-
nee county IL ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
Accldeutal-A Pupil Arrested.

By AnsIo-Amorican cabIe " tHo DTsP"'N4-I
PARIS, July sl.-A semi-oficial note
denies that the recent fire IN Martinique
was of incendiary origin. The origin OF
the fire. says the note, was accidental. Inc
Academy while visiting relatives at Null
house. in Alsace- Lorraine, was arrested,
handcuffed, marched to the depot, and
put on the train tor Belfort and his host
was mulcted in the sum of fifty marks for
failing to notify the authorities of the
presence of Freedman in tho district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
splNDLER'S sPEClALTlES
In Crime. Incendiarism, and Bjgamy-
Jailed with second wife.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

ISpocial tclegram 20 The Dispatch.l
KrVcwoop. W. Va. July 3l.-Nartin
Suludlcr. one of the wealthiest merchants
of Terra Alta, YVES lodged in jail here to
dav with his wifi. They are charged with
setting fire 10 and destroying the store Of
Fox Brothers. Spindler's leading rival.
The fire spread 70 several other buildings,
and the loss was heavy. An extra sensa-
tional feature was added to the case by the
appearance at Terra Alta yesterday OF
woman claiming To be Spindlers first wife,
whom he deserted al Coyington. Ky. she
preferred a second chargcof bigamy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
CHOLERA IN JAPAN.
Rioters Destroying Residences and Other
Property.
by Telegraph TO The Dlspatch.l

TWF V-1'8T :" ""
san FRASCIsC1. July M.-The steamship
Belgic arrived this morning. twenty-three
DAYS from Hong Kong and fourteen from
Nokohoma. Japanese advices state that
on the Ilth instant the total number of
cholera cases was increased TO 2S9 with
1t4 deaths. Forty-seven fresh cases and
IS deaths were reported that day. and on
the 18th 80 fresh cases and y deaths Were
reported from NagasaA. Latest reports
of disorder on account of the high price of
rice come from Alkawa, Sado Island. They
saw that 1909 people. aided by miners,
began not ON the lst instant, and the
police being powerlcss the Governor or
lered troops from nelghboring garrison;
Telegraphic news op the ith instant stated
that the rioters were becoming more pow
erful and were destroying the residences
and property of the rice merchants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
A village swept by Fire.

WALNUT. H., July 31.-The business
this morning. tifty-slx buildings being de.
stroyed. Sixteen families are homeless.
The losses aggregate Sl25.0oO. with insu.
rance $4,000. Tho fire started IN the
building occupied as pooi-room. and as
all the buildings on the street were frame
and high gale blowing the tire was soon
beyond control.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
The Cotton-Norm in Egypt.

Try Aneio-Americsn cable TO the Dispa,ch.l
CARO-. July 3i.-The ravages OF the cot
ton-worm are increasing IN the Nile dis
trict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
An Immense Gas Well.

KINGsyrILE. OSr.. July 81 Late yester-
dav afternoon gas was struck here at a
depth of 900 feet and the flow is now esti-
mated at %. 600. 900 cubic feet IA day. The
roar Is deafening, and when the vein was
struck the drills were thrown high in the
air and for ten minutes rock and dirt came
out. There IL great rejoicing in hingsyille
and the gas-fever has returned with ven
geance. Thousands are tiocking TO tho
well, hub guard keeps the people back 81
az To avoid the firing of the well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
Bonds for tho Worlds Fair.
(By telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

SPRrSoFryLD. ill.,, July sl.--The pro-
posed constitutional amendment providing
Tor the issue Of s5,000.0o0 in bonds by the
city Of Chicago TO aid the Worlds Fair has
been adopted by both houses Of the Legis-
lature. The obnoxious words IF at Gil p"
in the provision that the bonds should DO
paid oy Ia. sy sps pot ana not
makes the constitutional amendment SO.
cure. as the Joint resolution can be signed
by the Governor In time for it, publiea-
ton before AUGUST 9Th