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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
THE TlOGA' DISASTER.
Result Thus Far of the Coroner's Inquest
In the Matter.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


CHICAGO, July ls.-The coroner's inquest
in the matter of the explosion on the
steamer IiOga was continued this morning;
City-lnspector Grain testified that he had
several times found naphtha on board
vessels in this herbor shipped by the
Genesee OIL Company of Buffalo. and had
notified the conSignees of the fact, but had
received no reply. He had found three
shipments OF naphths by the Gelesee Com
pany ria the Union Steamboat Company
during the present month. They were
simply marked diamond b. and witness
said he had no doubt that both the Genesee
Company in Buffalo and its branch
house here had knowledge of the viola
ton of the law in this respect. Other
testimony went to show that the ship
ment upon the lioga had been re-
ceiyed and forwarded simply as oil with
out knowledge that it was naphtha. which
would not have been accepted. The agent
of the Tioga testified that the night after
the explosion "the Geuesee Oil Company
sent a representative TO tell me that a. |
seemed be in trouble, if it would help me
ont TO have them take the oil from the
dock. be would remove 1t at once. told
him: j guess not: not until I have had It
;nspected.'" The Coroner then explained
TO the Jury that Alonzo bedford, the Chi
caeo agent Of the Genessee Oil COMPANY,
had been subponaed, but that he was not
Nm, IN be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

camc exhausted and then carried out his
purpose. He fed into the forest. and when
the woman recovered sufficiently TO arouse
the neighbors mob started IN pursuit OF
the brute They ran him down Wedncs-
day night, brought him into Mrs. fr,ch-
ards presence for identification yesterday,
and last night hung him to a tree near the
railway-switch at Herlong. His body was
then riddied with bullets, ana when tne
east-bound passenger train came through
this morning il was still hanging there:
There is great excitement. and none OF
Jackson's friends dare to cut the body
down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
MARKETS ~ TGLG06AeA



w is duii soo stronger: IA Z rel, ssesIks;
options DUH e.osiss s'ssdy; ua - ~
quiet and nrn, No . M.atsHc e x.s. -
e sss aa'' ss sSs Sc g.: :s:s sa9
quiet; options stronger; Jaiyl SAs; 80, 49, ~
steady. Conse-options cia.se sessay: ssxs
Si7. isss1I2o Ausust, ti7.o,aen. 10; segesm osrs
ifhoOasi6Ss; spot Mo QUOT and steady ss SS{
Suear--Raw brm fsir refining, ILL.,. cs ~.
sfssdy and auiet Nolasses-Nev Orleans dnn.
Rice fairly active and nrn domss:is: 1870 g..
cotton. seed oil iali: crude. sc Ecsn ssssdy ssA
quis: strained. common 70 eood, klS sIs.
furpentine stssdisr q t!h:ta<s sn,ss ~
and sctve; mess, tia :5asla@ b:es e" s.ss a.
c Ssa Arm ni Siddiss don and sssy. Ls.d
cIossd easy; western steam, tdio bid city. ~
nf575: July, $40 sstcd: August, eAlosNs::
September, t6M Yrclehn dun ana pessy
steady: cotton. ee4d- grain. 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July is-Cash nour nrm and a.
changed. No. . spring wheat sbSas7Sc. Ne
Mess-pors, tii. ssSsii.1. Lard. tas'seha ~.
shor.ribs, sSo5ska.ie shoulders, asossA"'
short-cloar. 81 sJasAso. Whnkey. tiw
wneat--A good business aud tho fseiine ~.
settled. Operators somewhat nsrvoaA bss
crop reports continue from the Softhvset ssa
reports OF wet weather from hneiAoa. ssssny
Improvement occurred. the msrkos open'he
hc. higher, gradually advanced ,se- r.s."
caster, aud closed sc. higher than yesterday.
Coma very fair business. The iaarkes vas
easier early. AMI nrmer ~ the session advanced.
Transactions largely local Opening . snAa' u..
der yesterdays closing the market soou sold
up SC. reaching aaSc, ruled steadtsr. sni
closed Aa,,c. better than yesterday. Oas-A
good trade The frm and upward tendency
noted for several days continued. 40 all me con-
d,tions were bullIsh. Prices advanced ic. for
July aud kaAc. for the more deferred futures.
The market closed stoady ~ outside nguros.
Pork was weak aud unsettled. An early reaction
Of 25ai0c. was submitted ". bu; We markes
closed With more stesdines-. In lari there WAS
more doing Prices we're 3xaS, higher. put 10
appreciation was not supported 10 the close. Ia
short-rits there Was a'far business. kariy mo
market was stronger aud prices about ~.
the feeling was easier and the advance vas mol
aupportei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
SOUTHERN DENTISTS
Dental Home To he Estsblished-Otii'
Ger, Elected orehesd Next Year.
fRr falnrrarh 10 the Dlsnatrhl

iity telegraph 70 she DlspatchI
ATLANTA. Ga, July 1s.--The closing SEES
sion Of the Southern Dental Association
today was the most important session
ever held by the association since It's or
ganiza.ion, as matters of the greatest in
tsrest 10 the association were st stake.
The chief question discussed and de
cided was the scheme TO build a south
ern dental home under the auspices of
che association. IL is intended that this
home shall serve as place for dentists to
meet annually and spend several weeks in
session for the scientific advancement of
dentistry. II Will also be place for hold
iug their anuual conventions. and Will serve
a. practical training-school. A commit
tee consisting of the President and the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the association and
one member from each southern State WAS
appointed 10 make Investigations as to the
cost of and place for such home. and
report at the next meeting OF the aSsocia-
ton.
The following officers were elected: g..
Y. :. Wright, Charleston, president; X. X.
Luckie. Holly Springs, Miss. first vice
president w. II. Richards. Knoxville.
Tenn. second vice-presideni p. Dotterer,
Charleston. third yice-presldent b. T..
Stubbleheld, Nashville. corresponding sec
Rotary. and W. McMarshall, Little Rock
recording secretary.
Chattanooga, Tenn, and Morehead City,
n. G.. were presented as places for holding
the next meeting, and Morehead City wa
selected.
The association then adjourned to meet
there August 7. 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
CRASHED THROUGH HIS BRAIN.
A Colts Navy Bullet Fired by HIS own
Hand-Bad Health the Cause.
rspecial telegram 70 the Dispatch-I

PETERSBURG, Va, July 1s.--Information
was received here tonight Of the suicide
OF Mr.. Edward Conner, q prominent farmer
OF Prince George county, which occurred
this morning at the residence OF ms
MIR. Conner had been in very bad health for
several months. and the only reason as
signed for the deed is that his sickness
proved upon his mind. The weapon used
was large Colts navy revolver, which he
placed &c his right temple aud fred. The
bullet crashed through his brain, taking
nearly the whole Of the top of his head OF
and causing instant death. Mr.. Conner
was about forty-fve years old and single,
and was one Of the best known gentlemen
Of Prince George county, having served q
courts Of that county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
GETTING READY TO RECEIVE.
Tho Dover Baptist Association-f Dung
CIarkson's Drive-An Airing ON
Chesapeake Bay.

tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. July IS, 1890.
The Baptist people here and their friends
are making preparations 10 receive ana
entertain the members and visitors who
are expected next week TO the Dover Bap-
fist Association, which will begin It's SEES
sions on the morning OF the I'D at III
o'clock in the Gloucester-Street Baptist
church Rev L. L. Warren. PASTOR. The
church is being thoroughly overhauled and
cleaned preparatory for the big meeting.
PLEASANT DRIVE.
MIR. @. +. GARRISON. from Washington,
son of the First Assistant Postmaster-G Gen
eral. was here last night en- route TO Old
Point. Mr.. Clarkson left Washington early
in the week, accompanied 10y his white SER
want. driving three horses 10 light road
wagon. aud hoped to reach the Hygeia
about noon to-day,
PERSONAL NEWS.
Messrs. X. F., II. L., and W. L. Boat
wright. three leading young business men
from Danyille, are visiting here. the guests
of MIR. A. T.. Smith. These gentlemen be-
fore returning home will be given an airing
on the Chesapeake bay and York river by
Mr.. Smith and his friends,
Mrs. Lyon G.. Tyler is slowly recovering
from long and dangerous illness.
Miss Fannie Booth, who has been quite
sick, is up again but not entirely well.
DIR. and Mrs. Lyman Il. Wharton are
summering on Cobb's Island.
Professor j. Leslie Hall, OF the college
faculty. is at Alton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Races at Brighton Beach-
Fair Fields at Chicago Baseball.
by telegraph to the pIspatcn.l

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
New YORK. July ls.-Brighton Beach :
First receive furlongs-Emeti (flly)
won; Wissahickon (colt second, Bribery
(iilly) third. Time. 1903.
Second race-seven furlongs-Harrison
won: Prince Edward second, Cheeny
third. Time, 1881.
Third race-one mile and a furlong-
Tat,ler won; Bronzomarte second, Salts
faction third. Time, 1:57.
Fourth race-three quarters OF mile
Bessie X. won; Glory second, Rafter third.
Time. l16.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Lepanto won
Lizzie second, Common Sense third. Time,
1:17lS.
Sixth race--one mile and half-Leon
Christy won; Futurity second, Stonewall
third. (No tlme.)
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 1S.-To-day's card at
Washington Park contained fair fields and
the result was good racing.
First race-one mile-Dayidson won I;
Louise Nj. second, Eli third. Time, l:424.
Second race-one and one sixteenth
miles-Mary j. won; Sena second, Nina
Archer third. Time. 1:493I.
Third race-three quarters OF a mile
Palfiona won: BrGmblebush second. Yose-
mite third. Time, 1:l519..
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards-Nevada won; Hornpipe second
khaftan third. Time. l:464.
Fifth race-one and one quarter miles
Long Shot won: Al. Farrow second, DIR.
Nave third. Time, 2:O9sl.
Yesterdays BALL.
Philadelphia Neague): Philadelphias
7: base-hits. g: errors, 0. Chlcagos. 2
base-hits, 5: errors. 5. Batteries-Vickery
and Clements: Hutchinson and Kittridge.
Philadelphia (Brotherhood): Philadel-
phias, u; base-hits. II; errors, 3. Buhaios
q base-hits, 8; errors, >. Batteries-San'
ders and Alilligan; Keefe and Mack.
New York (playersD: New Yorks, 10
base-hits. IL errors, /. Pittsburghs, 2
base-hits, 5: errors. 6. Batterles-Cran'
and Vaughan: Staley and Carroll.
New York Oeague): First game-Nev
Yorks, 9; Dase-hits. II errors, 4. Cleye
lands, 3; base-hits. 10; errors. g.. Bat
| teries--Rusie and Clark; Beatin and Zim
| mer. Second game-New Yorks, 4; base
| hits. IL; errors. 5. Clevelands. o.; base
Clark; Lincoln and thinner.
Louisville: LOuisvlles, Z: base-hits, 10
errors 8. BrooEyns. 8; base-hits. II: er
| rors. 0. Batteries -Ehret and Weckbeck
| er: Daily and PITT.
Brooklyn HlayersO: Brooklyns, II base
| hits. IL; errors. /. Clevelands, 4; base
| hits. IL: errors, 2. Batteries-Weyhing
fleming, and kinslow; Gruber and Bren
| nan.
Brooklyn Heague): Pittsburghs,7 base
| hits, o.; errors. Q. Brooklyns, II base-hits
| IS: errors, /. Observation-Disclosures, Osborne
| and Decker: Loyett. DAILY. and Bushong.
Boston players: Bostons, q: base-hits
| Il: errors, 4. Chicagos, 3; base-hits, Ii
errors, /. Batteries-Gumbert and Muir
| phv Barston. Farrell. and Boyle.
Boston Heague): Bostons. 8; base-hits
IL errors. 3. Cincinnatis. 3 base-hits. 4
| errors. Z. Batteries Clarkson and Ben
nett; Duryear, Mullane, and Harrington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

two pounds of white sugar to three pounds
OF ripe blackberries, allowtng s9em 20
stand TOR twelve hours, then prossne9 h vrs
part OF spirit, and uniting atii 5 teaspoonful
of iuely-powdered sijspice in every quart
Of the cordial. 1t is ct once 1T Tor use.
This wine and cordial are very yaiuaoie
in the treatment OF weaknesses OF the
stomach and bowels, and are especiaiiy
valuable in the summer complaint OF chill
dren
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Lynebed for Assault Upon Woman.
by telegraph " the Dispatcb.)

JAcEsoE,uIK. FLA, July IRA Fort
White special to the Times Union SAYS: A
negro named Green Jackson was iynched
here yesterday by the nejghbors Of Mrs.
Robert Prichard. white woman whom he
had feloniously assaulted. The womaD's
husband killed Joe McBray several weeks
ago and has not yet been arrested, and
Jackson went TO Mrs. Prichards house last
Monday and told her that her husband
was concealed IN tbs woods near by.
He succeeded in decoying her. to
place called "Ths Sink" and there
.ssS hs s ssa.b sSris ike Der ,ess s as
5sekssn clicked end beat her till abe BE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
THE wsArnRR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
partly cloudy, with light rain, and slishtIy
snge OF Thermometcr ct the front door Of the
D;srafch Orice Yesterday.

Mean temperature. v..'..'. ..''"".'.....9f
NEWPORT NEWS: Thermometer; AT ';D a.
NJ. ~; at IL noon, 81
srAUsros: At : A. NJ, 80; 5 p. NJ, 81
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS: Thermometer: AT
"A. NJ, ~; at2P. NJ ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

tBy Anglo-American cable VI the o'sps~n'
LONDON. July ls.-In the House OF Com
mons TO-DAY W. II. Smith,. replying 10
Radical protests against the November SEES
sion, said that he trusted that the members
of the House sent by their constituents 10
conducted as To conduce to the interests OF
the country. He added that. the. urgency
of public affairs necessitated November
session
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
status Of the Cioak-Makers' Strike.

New York. July ls.--The cloak operators
are still firm against the ratification of the
agreement signed by their committee. Gut
tiers are at work In all the shops and the
contractors are acting individually, some
having gone TO work and Others standing
10y the operatives. There is fair prospect
Of the union breaking up, and the Leaders.
are trying to save it. The Manufacturers
Association will meet this afternoon To con-
si1ar tha aituation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Jail.Btrds Set Free.
fY3v Teloaraph u tho Disnatch. I

CAfno. ILL.,. July ls.-Eight prisoners
who were con6ned in the Pulaski-ccunty
jail, at Mound City, seven miles from here,
escaped last night, Some. one outside
the ground through scuttle-hola None
Of then have been rsoaptuysd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

Mr.. Adams, of Illinois. said that the un-
licensed original package shop was the
cause of all the present agitation. Every
body was agreed that the unlicensed shop
should be abolished. He believed that the
consideration of the context OF the deci-
sion of the Supreme Court would show
that the Chief Justice did not intend to
express the opinion that Congress could
grant permission to State to pro-
hibit the sale of liquors. He had
simply intended to avoid saying that
Congress souid not do so. A case was
going up to the Supreme Court from the
Prohibition States of Iowa and Kansas, and
he thought it important that some case
should 60 up from high-license States. He
did not believe that remedy for the
original package" saloon could be found
in either Of the proposed measures. He
argued in favor Of substitute defining an
original package of intoxicating liquors ~
case containing not less than 2 dozen
bottles, and not IS case containing not
less than five gallons.
AZ ovxkRuLED yup0E's VIEW.
Mr.. Read, OF Iowa, whose decision a. q
jsdgc was ovefruled BY tho decision OF the
Uapfemo Court epoko In favor d the PRO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
To Put Their Heads Together.

lBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dfspatcn'I
BERLIN, July 1s.-The Socialists have
called meeting for October next to con-
slider what steps shall be taken by the
party after the expiration of the anti-So-
cialist law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
France and the Mckinley Biii.
fr,v a,yio r,ax;.a, cable 70 the Djspatch.]

fBy Anglo American cable TO the Dispstch.i
PARIS, July ls.-M. Ribot. Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, has requested III. Dupuy
to postpone his Interpolation IN regard to
negotiations with the Powers relative 10
the Mckinley bill until a vote shall have
been taken the direct taxation bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Destruction Wrought by Lightning.
Inv teiegraph TO the Dispatch.l

DALrov, Ga, July ls.--The lightning set
fire to the warehouse of the Crown Cotton
Mills to-day, destroying, It, with two nun
dred bales Of cotton. thirty new looms,
and lot of cotton goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
JEALOUS WOMAN'S
Persistent Efforts to Poison Her Supposed
RivaI-Lsw- Breakers Fined.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l


LyNcHBuRG. VA, July ia colored
woman named Charity Burford was before
the MAYOR this morning on the charge OF
attempting to poison another colored
woman named Matilda Hubbard. IL seems
that Charity Burford was Jealous of the
Hubbard woman and knowing that she
loved beer, bought bottle and put some
pOison IN il and sent to her. Hubbard sus-
pected that all was not right and threw
the beer away. Burford next fixed
up box of cake and candy and sent
it to Hubbard and she, seeing. some suspi-
cious-lOOking powder sprlnkled over thee
his opinion of it. The Doctor told her not
to eat the contents OF the box, but to hand
the case over to the police, which she did.
In his testimony to-day the Doctor de
clined 10 express an opinion in regard to
the nature Of the powder without an analy-
sis. and the case has been postponed until
an analysis is made.
SHOE PLANT.
The Park-Avenue Land and Improve
ment Company to-day signed articles with
"A large northern shoe mandatory 10 re-
move their plant 10 their property Just
outside of the corporate limits of this CITY.
The CITY Council to-day had petition
presented them by the East Lynchburg
l4t.lil company lDl TIC -
inc another street-car line through the
city. If permission is granted the line will
extend several miles down the old tow
path below the city.
HEAVILY FINED.
Several young men residing near Lawyers
Roads Saturday night last took q. white
man living in this county and tied him up
and whipped him with barrel-stayes for
ill-using his wife. They gave him terri
bic beating. The man recognized two OF
three of his assailants and Monday be
swore out warrants and had them arrested
and carried them before a justice of the
peace. who fined them heavily.
AN EASY FALL.
The county bridge across Rockfsh river.
near Adiel church. in Nelson county. fell
on Tuesday night while a team of tour
horses and a wagon loaded with bark were
crossing. Strange to say, the driver,
horses, and wagon were not hurt or dam
aged. although the distance they fell was
twenty feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Cotton, Grain, and Flour Burned.
fpv Apclo-American cable TO the Dispatch1

LONDON. July 1s.-The Manchester Canal
Company's warehouse in Liverpool has
been burned. An enormous quantity OF
cotton. grain, and -four was consumed.
The damage is 1900 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Whole Town Speeying.

tByAnglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July I9.-The influenza is cpl
demic in st. Louis, and the whole popula-
ton of the place is affected. Business in
the public departments are paralyZed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Montivideo's Money Crisis.
By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch

BuESos AYsss, July ia--Despite the
warnings given by the Government the
Bourse here continues to quote gold at 9
premium instead OF quoting the national
bank circulation at discount. Tbs
the financial situation at Montivideo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
r,anee,s Iae. of Reciprocity.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.I
PARIS. July 1s.-The Supreme Council OF
Agriculture has voted duty OF 5per cent.
on cottons. five francs per 100 kilos on
wheat, and eight francs per 100 kios on
wheat -four
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
The Weeks Failures.

tBy telegraph TO the Disbatch.l
New YORK, July ls.-Business failures oc-
curing during the week are az follows;
Number for the United states, lSI Canaaa'
20-total. 207. against IN last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
SETTLEMENT APPARENTLY AT HAND.

NEw YORK, July ls-Ldter. con-
tractors and cloak-operators have tonight
agreed on contract which each Will ratlfy
with. the manufacturers sin the big lockout
here The men now believe long step
has been taken toward etlecting the long
delayed settlement. which may come TO-
morrow. The strike has now lasted
month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Judge somsrville Accepts.
,Rs telegraph 10 TIA ns...s.s I

MosroonrsI, Ala, July is.-A special to
the Adusrtse. from Tuscaloosa states that
Judge n; N. oomsryIlle has authorized
ssnssSt s y General Apu y: sSSch
S be- s Us' appointed By tie FsssIdsns Mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

posed legislation. He could not indulge
In the hope expressed by the gentleman
from Iliinois--that on rehearinc of the
question different result would be arrived
at. Any lawyer who studied the dissenting
opinion of the Court would see that every
possible phase of the question had been
discussed fully and thoroughly before the
decision was announced. He was inform
ed that rehearing had been applied for
and denied. II any relief was to be given
the people from the wrong and evil to
society growing out of the decision of the
Supreme Court, 1T lay in the direction
pointed ont by the pending bills. They
delegated no power to the State. They
merely exercised the power delegated to
Congress to regulate commerce among the
States.
Messrs. Morse of Massachusetts, and Hen
derson of Iowa advocated the passage of
the bill.
Pending debate the House took recess
until o'clock, the evening session to be
for the consideration of private pension
bills.
EVENING SESSION.
N.s1..,,s. xios iona ~ no avanipr. oo.~;op
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks, Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton. &c., and In Con-
nection Herewith tho Wea-
thcr Indications.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispasch.l

tby telegraph " tne Dbpatch.l
- WASHINGTON ID. C.. July is-Forecsst
Ir,,o for Virginia and North Carolins, cooler.
'hih fair weather during saturday; north
tIeriy winds
For South Caroline, showers; nosthsr-
ly winds; slightly cooler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
y,R,fyn Bur An OLD LEGISLATOR.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July ls.-Hon. John
p. Buchanan, president of the State Farm
ers' Alliance. was nominated for Governor
in the State Democratic Convention to-day
by acclamation. Mr.. Buchanan y farmer,
hut has been member OF the Legislature
for three terms.