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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
JUSTICE MILLER PARALYZED.
He Was Stricken on the Street.-The Fatal
Result Anticipated.
nav telAprnph to the DIspatch. ]

WASHINGTON. ID. c., October l0.-Justice
Samuel T. Miller. of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, was stricken with par
tiol paralysis of the left side this afternoon
about 4 o'clock while on his way home
from the Capitol, and IS now resting quiet
ly Mt his home on Massachusetts, avenue
with no serious results anticipated by MS
family.
and he has never been for an instant
sneechless since he was stricken, CONVEX
sing frequently with his wife and attend
ants and to observers. He seems TO be
giving himself little concern about his
condition. He recited in detail To Mrs.
Miller and his son Irving all the incidents
of his visit 10 the Capitol and his return
home, laughing and joking with them al
the while, and telling them not TO feel
badly over his attack.
WHERE HE WAS PARALYzED,
The Judge was stricken near HIS nome.
Holm Woodford, his servant, was standing
in the door at the time and saw nm fali;
He immediately ran TO his assistance, ana
with the help of some bystanders raised
the Judge to his feet and helping MN into
a cab soon conveyed him to his house.
DIR Cook. who lives two doors away, was
called m. and DIR. Lincoln sent for, and
administered some light restoratlves, ana
after an examination found a partial pa
ralysis of the left side from the arm down.
The numbness in the arm has partially dis
appeared. and if no further complications
arise the physicians do not anticipate a
fatal result. Drs. Cook and Lincoln were
in attendance some time, ana aiter 'ney
left the Justice called for his dinner and
ate it with apparent relish, after which nc
slept quietly.
BEslEGED WITH CALLERS.
The house was besieged with callers
during the evening, Justice Blatchtord,
who arrived from New YORK on enc 3, 4
o'clock tram. being the first caller. lie
was soon followed by Chief-Justiee Fuller,
and all the associate justices on the bench,
except Justices Field and bradley, VINO
are absent. Mrs. Miller and mr.. lrvihg
Miller are in constant attenuaIoe on tho
Judge. and numerous kilograms have been
received inQuiring as to his condition
THE CASE Is NOW SERIOUS.
wAsuIsaroy, October lO-li -; M.-pr.
lincoln has Just left Justice miner me. >. re
saws the Justices condition Is not nearly
so favorable as it was two hours ago ~, anu
that the case is now yery, serious. Inc
Justice is still rational but his mlha Is less
bright. Some feeling still remains IA the
paralyzed left side. but he Is unaoie 10
move.
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CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
eowpEN AssesslNerne MAYNARD
AND LIGHTHOUSE PEOPLE.
The Anti.Bowden Plan Of Campaign
Murdaugh Holds Out--Lawson
the Coming Man.
correspondence of the Richmond Di.D.scA.l

u
NORFOLK, October 10. 1890.
The Republican Executive Committees Of
Tho two cities representing the Bowden
faction are busy to-day sending out their
assessment circulars 10 the office-holdcrs
in tho custom-house, hayward, and
Lighthouse Department. and will soon be
in possession of a large fund TO run the
campaign in the Second district and
reflect Bowden IL possible. The anti-
Rowdcn faction have established head
quarters at No. 62 Bank street, ana are
Caucusing constantly and have. sent out
the plan OF campaign throughout the
district.
NURDaUGH's MAJomTTs.
Norfolk county will give Murdaugh
thousand majority. and Hon. Harry libbey
says the Peninsula will give hun at least
thousand majority. IL looks as II the
anti Bowdcn people mean business. and II
Is said that the fOrce-bill champion re-
cards the situation a. serious III Judge
Murdaugh only holds out, and he SAYS he
will. the Farmers Alliance candidate Will
sweep the district handsomely.
WIDE SEPARATION.
Commander w. G. Wise. who was or
dered back 90 the navy-yard here from
Portsmouth, \. H.. and who Is IN conflict
with Commander II. =. Lehry. the equip
ment officer Of the yard. il Is said. will be
ordered TO the 50. Louis lighthouse dis
tlct and will leave here very soon.
The delay in providing proper estimates
FOR repairing the United States steamer
Atlanta viii detain her here until next CD
ruary. The Atlanta rs one OF the Wnite
ships Of the new navy and attracts consid-
cradle attention. almost ~ much as the
baltimore.
pRFDGED AND pFCrENED.
Tho whole front Of the navy-yard Is
being dredged and deepened, and there
vi. &c. no more such accidents as when
the Baltimore grounded alongside the
wharf.
Mavor Morris has issued an edict against
Tho location of hyng horses" within the
CITY limits. except in thinly populated Dor
tons OF the suburbs on tho ground that
they are q nuisance.
Rev. r. w. Forsythe, Of Trinity church,
has returned from hIs two months absence
from has charge.
ErCoGNIzED BY MALONE.
NIr. John Mcmahon. anti-Bowdenite, has
been recognized by General Malone. The
State Executive Committee, as chairman
Of the Republican Executive Committee
Of Norfolk county, and Colonel George a.
Martin will have 90 90 to the wall.
McNelIs saw-mill. IN Atlantic City, was
damaged by fire early this morning. About
500 Will cover the loss.
THREE SERVICES DAILY.
Nearly FIVE thousand people listened to
Rev. Or. H. NJ Wharton az the sam Jones
Taberunclo last night. and three services
each day are now held. The revival IS one
of great interest.
Rev. Or. j. J. Lafferty is on visit TO
this section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
WITH NO EXECUTIVE HEAD.
Duena Vista's Nice Question a. 10 the
Niayoralty. Population. and Industries.
f,.,r,e.rcndeuce of the Richmond Dtspatchl

puena Vista's Nice Question as to the
Niayoralty. Population. aud Industries.
lCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BuFSA VISTA, Va. October 10. 1890.
An interesting question. involving nice
decision Of a legal point, has arisen here.
Hon. John I. McG,e mayor Of the town, ten
fered his resignation az the last meeting
OF the Council Hugh A. White, promI-
u.nt Young lawyer. was elected as his sue
re-sor and installed. IL has since
trepspired that Mr.. White has not
been resident Of the State long
enough 10 entitle him 10 exercise the right
of suffrage under the state laws. When
Tins fact became known the Council held
a sp,cial session, and after listening TO the
opinions Of our local attorneys referred
the question TO Hon J. Randolph Tucker
"a LEXINGTON for his opinion. Mr.. White
came here from West Virginia about six
months AGO. The point made isthat "a he
is NOT entitled TO vote IN Virginia till he
has been resident twelve months he is
not entitled TO hold office. THIS - nice
question upon which the Buena-Nista bar
differ. and Mr. fuckers opinion IS
Anxiously looked for.
AMPLE SEWERAGE.
An ls.inoh sewer has been ordered oy
The Council 20 be laid almost the entire
length OF our principal avenue and WORK
will be Immediately commenced on IL.
Work has been commenGed on the heW
brick Methodist church. This church VIII
cost $500 The cornerstone OF TINS
building will be laid with Masonic cere,,
monies aLout the 28tb instant. The Grand
Lodge Of MasOns Of Virginia have been ID;
vled and several Of them from Richmond
are expected.
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS..
The Lexington Presbytery rs TO meet az
Brideewater on the 18th instant, ana the
Synod OF Virginia VIII meet at the fifst
church IN stanton on the 2ist instant.
The Buena Vista Company took the pre-
mum At the stanton Far last week LOT
the best display Of minerals. This district
TAR embraces eleven rich mineral couh-
ties
President Barclay, DR.. w. II. Rutner,
William Patrick, aud 5. Nj. Donald have
They are there looking after the location
OF important industrial enterprises here.
PROSPECTIVE INCREASE.
IL is the judgment Of our most well-in-
formed aud discreet businessmen that
with the industries we now have in opera
ton and those secured and in process of
erection our town will have popula-
tion by next spring Of over 5000 souls. A
number Of new houses are now necessary
10 Accommodate our rapidly growing popu-
lstion.
A substantial evidence Of the business
growth OF the town II 10 be found IN the
condition OF the First National Bank here.
This bank has been organized only hye
months and II now has deposit subject 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE.
The Work of the Revisers-The Change in
Confession is Not Radical.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcl

PrrrsBURGH, October 1O.-The work of
the Committee on the Revision Of the
Presbyterian Conference passed along all
satisfactorily. To-day the discussion was
on the eighth and ninth chapters of the
work. The sixth and seventh chapters dis
cussed Yesterday are considered the most
important. and much of the remaining
work can be passed over rapidly.
One of the divines said to-day that the
reason they were taking matters SO slowly
was that the old Confession had stood for
two hundred and fifty years, and they
want the new one to stand as good test.
The changes made are not at all radical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
STRANGE REVELATIONS.
A Republican Prohibition Candidate for
Congress Fails of Endorsement.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dspstchl
CgRrsrlANsrURG. Va. October lO.-A
meeting OF the County Alliance was held
here TODAY. The session was secret and
quite protracted. Enough has leaked out,
However 10 satisfy the outsiders that De
termined effort was made 10 endorse Mr..
Sheburne. the Prohibition candidate Tor
Congress for this district. but without en-
fire success. Mr.. Shelburno Is an alliance
man. and counts largely on that for sup
mort. He also expects 10 draw from the
Republican party and IS unstlntcd IN ms
denuuciatlOu of the Democratic party rs
the party of saloons and saloon-keepers.
RTcoNaDEEED.
The meeting was composed largely OF
Ropuhlicaus. and II IS said that at one time
"A resolution was passed declaring for hiini
hut tins was met with such an earnest ana
determined opposition from all the Demo
Gratis and few of the Republicans tha' a
reconsideration was had and the mai de-
termination was TO let each individual
member act for himself. II is evident that
hc Will get the support of the Republicans
They have no regular nominee and the cry
Is anything 90 beat the Democrats
NO ORGANIZATION.
We have no organizations there Is no
activity, no steps have been taken 10 can
vass the county and get the voters out,
and nnless there Is "a decided waking up
and that very soon. another Polly Hopkins
disaster will overtake US IN this county.
A NEwLY-MAEBIED CHAIRMAN.
Mr.. W. II. Wharton, our excellent
county chairman, was married snort
while ago. ana his bridal tour Is taking up
the time which he would otherwise have
devoted TO the canvass.
TIP DISPATCH AT WORK.
Your excellent articles on tho impor-
lance of this election and of every voter
doing his duty should be used as campaign
documents and placed IN the hands OF
every voter
An APPEAL.
Viii not the State Committee give Us
some attention m this dlrectiony There
il too much apathy and we are IN danger.
The summer has passed away quite I'M
eventually. Amid the oxcitcments and
spcculations our old town has moved
along M It's accustomed way.
IN PINE SPIRITS.
The farmers are In fine spirits, having
saved the best crops of tobacco, both as TO
quality and quantity, that have been made
in the county for some years.
The work of double-tracking the Norfolk
and Western railroad is progressing finely,
and soon this road will be relieved in some
measure from the embarrassment under
which II labors 10y reason of insufficient
tTack-rOom for Its immense and ever
increasing traffic.
A BIG PAYROLL.
The contractors payroll viii average
about thirty thousand dollars per month,
which Is paid out through cur bank here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
IN INTEREST OF THE WORLDS FAIR.
Abraham Llncoln's Log Cabin Home to BE
Taken to Chicago.
TBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 10.--A special
to the american from Danville, KY, says :
A committee from Chicago in the interest
of the Worlds Fair visited Washington
county, near here. this week and bought OF
Henry Reed the log cabin in which Abra-
ham Lincoln lived as boy and where ms
father was married to Mamie Hanks. the
certificate being preserved there IN the
the clerks office. The price PAID was
81 900, and it will be taken down and re-
erected in the Worlds Fair in a prominent
ola
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Richmond DlspatchI

Reported for the Richmond Dlspatchl
ocrOBkR 10. 1880.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, rs pack
ages. end taken. Highest, SEQ; lowest &c.
average, 1855.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
sI.1sI.eO: tobacco, si,o4a 96-totsl, s5si0.9.
Private sales to-day: Filters, 50; cutters, "a;
wrappers, 90; darks, 7-total lso hosSnesdS
Sales to-day we're very large In all classes OF
desirable tooaecos, and unusually large sales IN
nllers and large sales also In cutters We are
glad TO see the continued good sales and saus-
factory prices. The new CROP Is coming In now
aad the warehouses are prepared for heavy re-
cepts
There was a small sale OF loose tobacco to-day.
and it will no, be long before loose will be
coming In f-eelY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
An Excited Cotton Market.

NEW York, October lO.-The cotton mar
ket was quiet and steady in the first two
hours to-day. only $1,000, bales changing
hands in that time. but when the Govern
ment crop report was issued Just after noon
trading became excited and large blocks OF
long cotton were thrown over. In the next
half hour prices for near options dropped
seven points and far options dropped 10
points. The selling on decline was enor-
nous, transactions between l2;3o ana +.
hour the covering of shorts caused a slight
rally. and the market closed steady.at de.
cline of 4 to 7 points on near months and
10 to IL points on far months. The total
sales of the day were 500 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
Census Announcements

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 1.-THE
Census Bureau to-day announeeu tue ioi-
lowing populations: n o.o
Little Rock, Ark. q. 1876; increase s'S0S'
per cent, 1923. q ooo
Baton Rouge, La. 10. s97; increase s'ZOo;
per cent. 44.46. a.
New Orleans, La, 241, 1856 increase To-
90 o; per cent, 1i99 o,.s
Knoxville, Tenn, %. AT increase iz''ao
per cent, 1888.
Ss9. 0o3; per cent, 1853,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
check OF slei, s7s.i5, an increase OF $4,000
within the last three months.



At meeting of the supervisors OF the
county recently held the salary OF our
county Judge. w. z. Houston. was in
creased 10 $50. This is an evidence OF the
growth Of the population OF the county, as
the salary il so regulated that he shall re-
ceive $3.50 for the first 10000 inhabitants
and 400 for each additional 1000.
Captain Robert L. Lee, son OF General
II. r. Lee. was in town this week. Captain
tain Lee IA president al the Cornwall Com
pany. which il engaged in building town
by that name about eight miles from here.
John 4. Dunlop, Esq. OF Buena Vista,
has been elected chairman OF the Demo.
cratic County Committee. He is one OF
our most subtantial businessmen, and is
full Of energy.
SCHOOL oPENs.
The public school Of our town will begin
It's session next Monday. Professor
Kuvke's Female Seminary here has OPEN
ed most auspiciously with large number
of pupils.
The following Richmond people are
registered here this week: Thomas A.
Kindley. J. X. Macmurdo, +. l.. Bloom
berg. George A. Lyon. ID. S. Young, L. J..
Aliriend, g. W. Burton. Captain X. 4.
FTayser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
Another Worlds Record Broken.
lBy telegranh 20 the Dispatch.l

TEaRR HAuTE, October lO.-The worlds
trotting record for a double team was
broken to-day by Bell Halnlin and Justin.
The quarter was done in 3iSl half. IN
1851 three quarters. in i;42, and the mile;
in 2:l5. The ferre Haute track Is. shaped
like loop, with ends drawn together. and
the record breaking yesterday and to-day
Is due to the fact that there Is one turn
only, and that an easy one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
Crazy Admirer Arrested for Murder.

Nrw YORK, October lo.-James d. Dough-
erty. Mary Anderson,s crazy admirer. who
shot and killed DIR; George w. Lloyd, as
sistant superintendent OF the Flatbush In
arrested at the New York end Of the Brook
Ivn bridge upon stepping from the bridge
,ystn two. hours after the murder was ar.
,s;gned at the Toombs Police Court
hatore Justice Kitbreth th,s morn
mo and turned over to the Brooilxn no
Ice He was taken to BROOKLYN Al once,
where be will be committed until after tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
IN he FlRsT DISTRICT.
Chairman Ellyson Confers with the Coun-
~ Chairmen aud Makes an Address.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlepstchl
URBANA. VA, October 10.-The Congress
s;onaI COMMITTEES of the First district and
the county chairmen of the counties of
the First district met Hon. Taylor Ellyson,
State chairman, in consultation here to-
day. Every member of the committee ex-
cent one was present. All of the counties
on this side OF the bay were represented
by their chairmen. except Spotsylvanla
and King and Queen. The chalrmen OF
these two counties being unable 70 attend
in person were represented by proxies.
DETERMINED TO DO GOOD WORK.
Encouraging reports were given from all
narts of the district. MIR. Ellyson made a
Sress All are determined to do good
work. MIR. Jones went from. Urbana to
Hookum Fair to speak tonight. He is
making a splendid canvass. People are
no Captain Jack Higgins. Mr. Chandler.
and Chairman Wright spoke IN Urbana
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
COCKADE CITY DEMOCRACY.
A housing Meeting Addressed by Harry
Tucker and T.. G. Nenable.
rspecIal Telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l


PETERSBURG, Va, October 10.-Library
Hall was crowded tonight with an audi
ence that represented the wealth, ability
and intelligence of the city. Hon. Harry
st. George Tucker had been announced 10
speak. and so great favorite has he made
himself during his work in this district
that our people turned out almost in
body 10 hear him Chairman j. Finley
NcIlwaine presided. Mr.. Tucker was in
troduced by Mayor Collier IN well-chosen
and graceful terms. He spoke for an hour
and a half, and stirred his audience to the
widest enthusiasm. His speech was gem,
and made great impression.
yENABLE's SPEECH.
Hon. T.. G. Venable was next introduced
bv Mr.. William Is. Mcllwaine, who IN pre-
senting HIM TO the audience briefly but
emphatically spoke of the indignation
all good Democrats feel at his unseating by
Reeds Congress. Mr.. Nenable was IN
splendid trim and his remarks were re-
ceiyed with the warmest and most pro-
nounced applause. Mr. W. III. Mann then
presented Captain I. Il. Lasslter, the dis
irict chairman, who spoke with great feel
inc and eloquence. The meeting was a
Thoroughly representative one. The speak
ers aroused the enthusiasm of the Demo
Gratis and also gained the appreciation OF
not a few white Republicans who were
drawn thither 10y sympathy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoaE, October i1-cotton easier; mid
a,ias i0s,c.; low middling, Q N-iod. good ordi-
nary. Lido. net receipts. 100 bales; gross re-
-rIpts, il.1l9 bales; exporu-to the Continent
nsle,. ali spinners; stock, @.7o7 baies; weekly
nj receipts, lbs bales; srtss receipts. xS.5i)
nsiss: sxparts to Great Britaan. ie~dc9 knlsa: 10
Francs. s65 bales; 70 the Conttnsot, Ss7u eeles ;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
TEARS PLENTIFUL.
A Successful Strike.

New YORK, October l0.-The strike
among the Cuban cigsr-makers is about
over and Monday the strikers will All be at
work, their demands for an increase of
500 having been complied with by tho
greater number of manufacturers. The
men went out last night. but before they
had ceased wor king numbers of the manu-
facturers had sienifed their willingness to
give in 20 the inen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
THE EXTRA SESSION TALK.
It's Object to Make the Force Bill divert
Attention from the Tariff.

Special teier ram 70 the Dispatch-I
WASHINGTON. October 10.-The people
here who revived the rumor that there
would be an extra session called TO press
the force bill declare that Republican sena-
tors gave out that impression, and that the
leaders Of the party encouraged 1t in order
that the proposed law might be made an
issue in the campaign, so as 10 divert at
tention "a much "a possible from the very
unpopular Mckinley tariff bill. :
Hon. Holmes Conrad, of Winchester, Is
in the city. =.
j. II. Henderson and wife. of Richmond
James b. Russell, of Winchester, and Eppa
Hunton. Jr.. and II. G. Yates, of WARREN
ton, are registered at the National
J. A. Wingfeld. of Hanover Courthouse
IL at the 81. James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October 10.--ylrginis ss. 67a6S ;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, l03k al05 Northern
Central stock, G6a6sia Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore lists, 100 asEed /; consolidated gas
bonds, lis; do. STOCK, i)1.a51
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS.

NEW YORK. Octopor l0-The following are the
total ne, receipts 81 cotton at all ports since
September /, 1880: Galveston. 2g2, esl: New Or
leans, 22t6gS; Mobile, 50, 252: Savannah, 2i0.1z:
Charleston l29,5i2: Wilmington, 5s.9g3; Nor
folk, l03, IA; baltimore. 40; New York, ,. 25S;
Boston, 55s: Philadelphia, 2,H4; Wosi Point,
4i,7y5; Brunswick, l7IgS-total, i,lgi,s3.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReported for the Richmond Displtch.l
OCTOBER i0.-Market steady. New, fs5c.; old,
Gt,a7c.; factory hand picked, Ease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
Railroad War Ended.

CINCINNATI, October I0.-The rate. war
between the Ohio aud Mississippi railroad
and ITS connections east and west and the
Big -Four and its connections was ended
this afternoon late by compact satisfrc-
tory 70 both parties. The rates Will Do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
WERE BLOWN TO ATOMS.

BY an Explosion of Dynamite.
rBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
BoUBGEs, October 1O.-A terrible explo-
sion of dynamite took place here to-day.
A workman was filling a shell with COM
pound. when through some carelessness
il exploded with a frightful force. Five
men were instantly killed, their bodies
being literally blown TO atoms. Forty
other workmen were injured, some very
seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
siiysr.Iniercst on bonds.

WASHINGTON. Ostober l0.--The amonnt
OF silver offered for sale TO the treasury
department to-day $4,000 ounces
amount purchased. 100000 ounces a. io'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11

COTTON REPORT.

wsauote Fine scs s;,s . s.o ss7s.
family. country. si.75ssaa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11

Usx HoRsFosp's Acm PHosPHArk.
DIR. /. Il. SAspYoED, Sheffield, MAS =
rs,ro.ss sysassa, such as hsadaohe aud slsep-
!essness.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
THR WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Was
NEW YORK STOCK MARKeT.

Mean TEN porature. -. .......................
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A Weeks Failures.

Nrw York, October l0.--The weekly en-
euIar Of II. G.. Dunn X Co. give failures iso:
compared with ls2 tor the same time last
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
MAN IN SEVEN MINUTES.

The drop fell and Jacobs was dead IN
seven minutes. hisneck having been broken.
His wife, who had been telegraphed
for. did not attend the execution. There
was not a large crowd outside the enclo-
sure. and there were no demonstrations;
A strong guard had been placed around
the enclosure.