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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
AN ANCIENT BORDER CONTROVERSY.
Shall Virginia or Tennessee Get the Town
of Bristol lc-Intcresting Lectures.
u. al

BRISTOL Tenn, October 13.-Colonel A.
s. Colver, noted legal light from the capi-
tai OF Tennessee. was in Bristol for a short timo
to-day. He Is one Of the counsel engaged in the
famous Statc-line controversy which has been
going on between Tennessee and virginia Tor 70
many years. Besides this able lawyer are also
Thomas Curtin, II. ii. Haynes. and others. Nrr-
gina liz represented by such men as Colonel
Ayers and Judge Rhea, OF this city. Colonel
Colyer thinks that the state OF tennessee Will
most assuredly come out victorious In the Tight.
Ii will be remembered that Tennessee only
wants what she now has-up 10 Main street; but
Virginia wants the earth, so 10 speak. Ihey
want four miles into sullivan county, which
would take in the entire city Of Bristol. Laying
all prejudces aside, your reporter thinks that
the Old Dominion should gain the snit. III she
does the town will be in one State II Iennesssee
gains it, IL will remain as at present-ln TWO
States. There IL no telling what the result Will
be. The fight may last for years yet, and then
wind up as Ii now stands.
IN BRlsTOL'S INTEREST.
For two months Colonel +. o. Harding has been
In the North looking after tho interests OF this
city lie IL the efficient secretary OF the Cham
nor of Commerce. and has done much for the
advancement OF the city. tie telegraphed to-
day that he would start for Bristol tomorrow IN
company with three or four manufacturers VINO
want To locate in this city. Inc Chamber oil
Commerce. which was In session tonight, made
ample arrangements for their entertainment
while here. Arrangements were also made by
which the Virginia editors Will Oe ucficu III
princely style while visiting the growing town on
the border
LECTCR RES.
Two prominent lecturers have been In the city
this week. Mr.. George W. Armstead, tho ven-
erabIe editor Of the Issue, a prohibition paper
publshed at Nashville, delivered his famous
lecture ON the Possibilities oil the American
Youth." lie is a very fluent speaker and deep,
original thinker. Tonight in the First iresby-
terian church Rev. John II. Bryson, OF Hunts
VILE, Ala, lectured on the history OF the Scotch
Irish people in America.
OTHER NOTES.
Revs. George A. Caldwell ana Mr. W: I. Brew
er are at Columbia, Tenn, attending the session
OF the Nashville Presbytery.
dozen or more of Bristols people VIII attend
the grand tournament which takes place at
Knoxville this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
THE RECEPTION AT ST. JOHNS.
Concert Upon tho PhonOgraph Followed
by Light Refreshments.

There was very large attendance upon
st. Johns church reception held last night
In the frame schoo-house. The feature OF the
evening was most successful and en-
joyabe concert upon the photograph. An
extensive programme was rendered, aud
abundantly called forth. Mr.. NJ. A. Winter
exhibited perfect mastery OF the instrument. tc
which indeed he has made valuable additions
Mr.. T.. T. Paul explained In delightful manner
the several features OF the programme, and as a
finale rendered some humorous impromptu re-
marks, which were Immediately reproduced In
every detail, showing the marvellous capability
OF this mysterious instrument.
Al the close OF the concert the hospitablf
ladies of ST. Johns served the delicious refresh.
ments. for the provision OF which they are noted
This reception was unanimously pronounced the
best yet held By St. Johns congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
DONATES GIANTS TO PLAY AGAIN.
They Will Cross Bats with the Nationals
of Washington, This Afternoon.

Squire Donati's rampant colts will try
their fortunes upon the diamond this
afternoon with the Nationals OF Washington.
The latter nine WAS In the American Associn-
tion this season, and possesses sufficient strength
TO give the Giants Of this city a terrific tussle.
"Klng" O'Rourke will pitch for the Virgins
ball-twirlers, while Luck Will support him be
hind the bat The following are the other play
ers who will participate In the contest: Foster
left field; Tate, first base; Ford, right neld
Napier, third base; (; Enright, second base; kain
short-stop. and Wells, centre field.
The capital city sphere-tossers will bat IN the
following order: Murphy, left feld; Donovan
centre neld; Mcclure, catcher: McCurly. first
base Kersey. right field; Dowd, second base
Hart6eld third base; Mclaughlin, short-stop
and Fornan, pitcher.
The game viii be called ut 4 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Funeral of Rev. Mr.. Butler,

The funeral Of Rev. John NJ. Butler, who
died Tuesday, took place at l O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from the Pine-Street Baptist church.
The attendance was very large. and among
the audience were several ministers Of this city
Devotional exercises we're conducted by Rev
". y. lines, Row DR.. Landrum, Rev. DIR. Cooper
Rev. DIR. Goodwin, Rev. DIR. Charles II. Ryland
and Professor Eimurd Harrison. Brief I'D
dresses upon the character OF the deceased were
made by Drs. Goodwin, Hatcher, j. n. Pitcher
OF Petersburg, and Rev. Mr.. Hutson, the pastor
OF the church.
Captain Frank Cunningham rendered "Near.
er, My God. to Thee" with his usual sweetness
and pathos, and the services were unusually
Impressive.
The interment took place at Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
DESPERATE GASP OF A DYING PARTY.
How the Kickers' Circular is Regarded
Two Gratifying Facts.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. October 1.-Two
views are taken here Of the circular letter
addressed last night to the Republican voters of
Virginia by the committee OF ore hundred OF the
Roanoke anti-Mahoneitc convention. One IL
that IL Is desperate gasp OF a dying
party In that State, ana the other Is
that yielding 10 Malone Is shown.
IL Is somewhat surprising after the fierce
utterances against the throttler OF his following
and the muttcrings about treachery, ana 80
forth, that in the same letter in which l. mem
toned that "the precincts now are seized, and
so far as human ingenuity and audacity may so
The people are excluded from any voice IN the
choice of n candidate or tho conduct OF CAM
paign." The people are advised 10 give every
possible support 10 candidates, even though
they may flavor the present state manage
.,ent." The charltably-inclined may take this
70 mean the preservation OF party by all means,
but the hints Of "cOmpletc Owe throw and " dis
aster" seem more likely TO find realization than
anything else hinted AT In the letter. sun the
men behind the mountains DO not intend to let
their organization die without gasp anyhow.
ALL HOPE ABANDONED.
The "kickers' have evidently given up all
hope OF receiving aid from national Republi-
cais All the aid that body has 10 spare, II II has
gny, must go TO Ohio, as thai seems 10 DO re-
garded as TO be about to be an index CT the cam
paign OF 1892. Other reasons, too, exist for
this hopelessnees of aid. and these are expressed
ure 10 account In the past for the tens OF thou.
sands which have been used IN Virginia. IL Is
exceedingly gratifying TO Democrats 10 know at
last that tens Of thousands have been sent TO
Virginia during past years to place Radcalism
in the seat Of power over the Commonwealth.
AcAMPAIGS TEXT.
That Ia In itself magnificent campaign text.
Equal qualification must he felt, too. at the fact
that in spite Of those tens OF thousands the
people OF Virginia have been freed from tho
curse Of Mahoneism and Racicalism. The infor-
nation that Just before the midnight conference
at Petersburg, resulting la the Malone manifesto,
the Democracy In Virginia was divided into fac-
tions, and the Republican party was never
more united, will be a revelation to some Demo-
Gratis after Virginia had boon redeemed by the
election Of ten Democratic congressman less
than ten months ago.
DECENTRALIZATION.
Rattlement, II such a word may be coined,
seems 70 peryade all OF the divisions and sub
divisions OF Republicanism In Virginia, and from
the Headquarters which will be opened here for
the campaign much entertaining literature Is
likely TO issue. At the same time IL may De Wen
for the Democracy to give close attention 70 tho
country behind the mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
VIII BE Married Here To-Day.

The following special was received by
the DISPATCH last night from It's Suffolk CORE.
spondent
Mr. sydney Britt, one OF our leading merchants
and popular young gentleman, left here this
afternoon for Richmond, where he will to-mor.
row afternoon at 5o'c'ock At Broad-SIeet Metho-
dist church be united In matrimony to Miss Alice
V. Vaughan, daughter Of Mr.. James I. Vaughan,
OF 1905 east Marshall street. Sir. Britt was ac-
companied by tho following relatives and
friends: Miss Lizzie BRITT and Mcssrs. Lee Britt,
Livingstone Joyner, and X. l.. Brewer, Jr. The
gentlemen mentioned will act as ushers at the
earetnQuV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
THE JUSTICE AND HIS COURT.
A Number of Uninteresting Cases Before
His Honor Yesterday.

The docket at the Police Court yesterday
was an annoying one to the Justice be-
cause OF tho absence Of feature of any kind:
Norman faulks (colored, an admlret OF hoss
Watkins, was charged by his trusted lady
love" with stealing 81 in money from her. Tho
woman testified that faulks was the only man 10
the house, but some one else testified dinerentiy
and tho accused was discharged.
An Italian bearing the appellntion OF H. Riarzo
charged Mollie Brown (coored), ono OF ms nelgn-
bors, with cruelty TO his dog by scalding him IN
hot water. The evidence In the case was TOO
weak ana MoIIie was allowed TO 60 "scott-free'
The case Of Eddie Valentine (colored), charged
with the betrayal Of Lucy Fauntleroy, bright
looking mulatto, under promise OF marriage,
was continued for examination until october
10th.
Frank alias John venable, q de!ected'Iooking
Representative Of the Afro American rac4 Vas
accused OF felonIously breaking and entering
the house Of X. Francioni and stealing Iot OF
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
BAPTIST HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.
Meeting of tho Committees to Arrange for
u Bazaar THIS Fall.

The chairmen of tho committees ap-
pointed by tho ladies of the Baptist de-
nomination OF this city held meeting at the
Grace-strJet Tabernacle yesterday afternoon.
They mot TO confer together in regard 20 an en-.
tertanincnt to be- held the last 0f November for
the purpose OF beginning TO raise q fund for the
endowment Of tho "Baptist Home for Aged Wo-
men,"
A committee was appointed TO select q name.
Mrs. Helen Gray was selected 10 solicit 8dyer-
tisements, ETC., for the paper 10 be published
during the entertainment. Other routine busi-
ness was attended 10.
Among those present and much interested In
the work was Mrs. j. l.. NJ. Curry, Of Washing
ton, ID. C., president Of tho Board OF Managers.
All ladies' interested In the success OF the
Baptist Home for Aged Women are earnestly
requested to Join in this work and attend the
meeting to bo held at the Tabernacle next
Wednesday at L. NJ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Wild Tales from the East.

fBy AngIo-AmerlVaH "D'0 " I.a.,
VAscouyxn. b. G.. October l4:-Japanese os @hIes
ea eachanss, srs,vcd Yesterday, relate the following
sdr,nmher Sn,,n 14th the barque Archus, OF New
Snwanx laden with beans was totally wrocx.a has'
by typboon at the entrance Sl T,s cFeW Mas all
ca,ossa cVt an except the captain and officers VINO
viadyostock, September l4tn sixteen eew rslI.
sian ,,N,n,,,sd 10 escape Two were shot down.
a tourteen got away and these killed three "a.
pu, aoui - n farrn-house 10 obtain clothing. a
% french occr Killed for the same trna sns
ana ,ns ofsleer WAS also killed and bis BODY
r,nas AZ latest accounts none Of the oonvic's
.tst..n ga injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
POLITICS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
Tho Nominees of the Alliance-They Get
Liquor from BrlstoI-COnyicted.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
ABINGDON. Va. October 13.-The politi-
cal situation is becoming somewhat en-
tangled. The Democrats have two candidates
in the field for the House OF Delegates, and the
Alliance held convention on yesterday after
noon and nominated two Standard bearers,
Albert Mock and X. A. Burke. Some OF the Al
lance men are dissatisfied with the nominations
and say that the convention made mistake.
The Republicans have made no nominations rs
yet, and 1t Is doubtful whether they will.
There has been considerable drinking here
during the past few days. There are many
mOonshiners here for trial at Federal Court and
as Witnesses, and they are generally the worst
element 1hcy cannot get liquor hero, but they
send down 10 Bristol ana gst IL.
PASSING THE "QUEgR.'
A young man from Bland county was found
guilty of passing counterfeit money in Judge
Paurs court to-day. Tho penalty is six months
imprisonment and ESQ fne Ills name Ia A. }.
Waddeli and his age is twenty years.
Judge Paul's court l. still in session and Is
likely to be for several days yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
HustinRs Court Notes.

Isaac w. Carter was tried in the Hus-
tings Court yesterday on two charges-one for
the accused was convicted and nned e5. Tho
second charge was . malicious assault upon
James Kain, In which ho WAS found not guilty.
Judge \. b. Wit returned from Fauqutcr coun.
holding court in his absence, Left N the after.
NOON for his home In PeeeubQsg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
James r. Fisher, Secretary.


A meeting of the Richmond Cycle Club
will he held at the rooms OF this organization
next Friday night, whom matters OF interest 70
wheelmen in general will be discussed
The machine riders have now rented house no.
lO2 north Seventh street. and soon this VIII 20
handsomely fitted up for the club, which already
has a membership OF fifty.
Great interest IL being manifested by bicyclists
in the coming race at the State Fair and thefe
will be number Of entries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

The lady managers of the Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities have de-
cided to give another ball for the benefit of the
organization this winter. None OF the details or
special features have as yet been arranged,
hut the 27th OF January has been fixed upon as
the date for the ball, which will take place at the
Academy OF Music 1t will be In every way az
brilliant as those Of preceding years, and already
several ladies have signitied their willingness 70
serye ON committees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
PRINCESS ANNE DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. w. A. White Nominated for the
House-A Fleet on Cape Henry.

Especial telegram 70 the DIbPatch.I
NORFOLK. Va, October 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Convention was held at Princess
Anne Courthouse yesterday and nominated w.
A. White, of Pungo, member OF the Alliance
for the Legislature. This gentleman was the
second choice OF the Alliance convention hold
about a week ago. The first choice Of the Ali-
ance was not acceptable to the Democrats be-
cause he declined to pledge himself TO aide by
Its decision.
Tho signal-service line between Cape Henry
md Kitty Hawk has been repaired. The OBJ
server al Cape Henry says the bay Is full of ves-
sels bound out OF the capes.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The seventeenth annual election of officers
and directors of the Norfolk and Portsmouth Cot
ton Exchange was held to-day. The following
were elected: W. Charles Hardy, president /;
Judge NJ. l.. Eure, vice-presdent, and L. Strud-
wick. treasurnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
APPARENTLY A MISTAKE SOMEWHERE.
DERAlLMENT ONTHE 3. & o.
Three Persons Killed: Twenty-Three In
iured-Emmons Blaine Hurt.
fpv ,aIcyr,ph to tho napatchI

FoRT WAYNE. IND. October IA tele-
phone dispatch from Auburn reports an
accident 10 the Baltimore and Ohio fast express,
east-bound, near Hicksville, o. The entire train
left the rails. killing three persons and njuring
twenty-threG others. Particulars very meagre.
A telephone dispatch from Garrett, Ind, the
division headquarters OF the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad, says that the private car Of Emmons
Blaine, son OF the Hon. James q. Blaine, was IN
the wreck. Young Mr.. Blaine was slightly In
jured.
The killed and injured were all passengers.
II IL stated that the third yicc-presidcnt OF the
road was on the train, but was uninjured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Fifty Hours Of q Gale.
..,a-.rh IN the Dispatch.

DELAWARE BREAKwATKE, .O,a Uc.owsi mich left
oaod Sew odA Gossrnment steamer Dsspa.e, has has
srrSed here short Of coal Tss A,a9a wSieb nA
nifty hours Of heavy sn; saae, eanlosion OF gas
nssss pps sy syii when SIX men Injured Two
q ,no Injured % men are IN critical Sond''Sa ~ Ssr
The Atlanta Is now undergoing repairs VI A''
ea4iue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Another California Quake.

SAN Francisco, October IA shock of
earthquake similar In intensity 10 that OF last
Sunday night occurred about o'clock this morn
ing. No damage is reported.
TWO SHOCKS.
PRTALUNA, CAL. October 14.-Another lively
earthquake shock was felt here this morning
about 4:3O o'clock and much lighter one about
o'clock. The vibrations we're north 10 south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
a Lottery Triumph.
(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO. LII. October IA New Or
leans special says that at a meeting of the state
Central Democratic Committee yesterday mo-
ton providing for the construction OF commit
tee on credentials was carried by vote Of 80
lottery TO 3S anti-lottery votes, Chairman
Lauier (anti-lottery) not voting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
The ONLY Case Was Fatal

The following diphtheris bulletin was
issued at IL N. yesterday and covered period
OF twenty-four hours:
Deaths-LOttio n. johnson (colored), ELL south
Tenth street. aged seven years and eleven
months.
Reported-Lottie M. johnson (colorcd,, 2Il
south Tenth, seven years and eleven months.
w. T. OPPKNHINBR.
President Board OF Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
A Sleeper DeraiIed and Damaged.
TSnecial teleyrarn IN thu Dianatrhl

RADFoRD, Va, October 14.-Another acci-
dent occurred on tho switch east Of Montgomery
this morning. In which the rear sleeper was de-
rallied and damaged and caused a delay TO the
trains for few hours The passengers were
very badly shaken ur. This Il the second acci-
dent to sleepers there within nfteen hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Gospel Temperance Meeting.

A cospel temperance meeting will DO
held in Leigh-StreeI Baptist church at 8 O'CLOCK
this evening. Rev. Mr.. Wright, tho pastor, wlii
preside and make an address. Other pastors oI
the neighboring churches will be In attendanco
and deliver addresses. A pleasant and enter
tanning evening Is anticipated, and al we'll
wishers and friends OF the cause are invited W
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
About 175 Of tho 900 delegates expected have
already arrived.
TIE CONSTITUENCY.


The synod will bo In session several days. ncm.
braccs all the churches Of the southern General
Assembly In Virginia, Maryland, West virginia,
ana tho District Of Columbia, and comprises ~
presbyterics, 23S ministers, IS licenfiatcs, %
candidates, and 391 churches with 33,779 COM
mun!cants
PROCEEDINGS
DR.. NJ. d. Hoee and DR.. 7. W. Hooper TOOK
part In the opening services
Dr. James p. Smith, the stated clerk, an
nounced the names OF the members enrolled. an
unusually large number for the opening session.
Dr. j. w. Rosebro, OF Petersburg, was nominate,d
for the moderotor's chair by Judge Isaac lie
Christian.
There being no other nomination DIR. Rosebro
was elected by acclamation.
Rev. James 4. Vance and Rcv. p. c. Clark were
elected temporary clerks.
The pastor Of the church. DR.. w. C. Campbell'
reported from the Committee OF Arrangements
the hours for session and special orders OF tho
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

Tho Exposition universcile do Fart culi'
naire' awarded tho highest honors to AS6os-
ruRA 3IITERs as tho most es'icacious stsmulant
to excite the appetite and to keep tho digestive
organs in good ordor. Ask for the genuine arti-
Gle. manufactured by DIR. j. q. B. SIEGEkr y
Sons. and beware Of limitations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Appointments for Speaking.
VIIGISIA STATE DEMOCRATIC ConMIrEBy,l
RICHMOND, Va, October IL, 1891. I

RICHMOND, Va, October IA, 1871. !
There will be speaking at the following
places:
Courthouse October 10, 1891.
The Hon. benjamin Chambers viii speak AT
Forrester's shop, Lancaster county, Friday. Octo-
Der 16, 1891; at trenchs STORE Nor.huInpet.
land county, Saturday, October II, 1891; at
Kirsale. Westmorcland county, Saturday, Octo-
her "a 1891. JAMES TAYLOR ELLYs0S,
ChaIrman
T,,nes E;sbsr Secrpfary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

MrCF. Milburn. president OF Miibusn Mil. sn
Wagon Company. Toledo: o., says tna. ny ns
has bought three dozen Bradycrotlhnc, yh ,ham, ama
used them himself and distr'ousou nno .,.s"hs s
among his friends. ana exSls I'm ~ cnr;no
N highest terms of its emcscy :" S1'As
headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

Rev. Or. George Bagby, OF FaFrnyiIIe,
addresscd the operatives Of the Chesapeake and
OHIO shops In the Baptist Mission tent yestcr.
DAY at noon, and there were two requests ZOE
prayer. DR.. Bagby viii speak as the tent sSs'"
today 81 noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Colonel ncCawley Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October l4.-Charles
G. McCawley, colonel commandant OF the United
States Marine Corps, died at his residence at
Rosemont yesterday. lie had been Ill since last
March, when he sustained stroke OF paralysis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK.
Lynchbure's Delegation Stiil Divided-l
Primary the Probable Alternative.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatc

IYxcHBURG VA, October 1.-THE city
delegates TO the CAT. pNpll Courthouse
Convention held another meeting here this after
noon. but could not agree on any plan to break
the deadlock, and will hold another meeting to-
morrow at noon. Ii Is thought the City Execu-
tive Committee will have to untangle the knot
which the delegates have gotten themselves INTO.
The mass OF the voters favor primary, and II Is
thought they will demand one.
THE SHORTAGE INCREAsBs.
Luckett's shortage is shown to be over $4,000,
and tho investigation L. stlll going on. Ii IL
understood that the oil company are secure from
loss, as Luckett's bond will probably cover every
thing. His bond was given by the New YORK
Security Company.
The colored peoples fair will open hero to-
morrow afternoon at PAGES warehouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Cnttlc Dis.a,e In the County.

Countymen who were in the CITY yes.
terday reported that bloody murian Is quite
prevalent among tho cattle In Hsnrico and has
caused considerable uneasinesx During iaet
week Judge Waddili, who resides near tho cssy'
Loaf eleven head Of cattle from the disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Fountain Sherman to BE Tried To-day for
killing James Coach.

Fountain Sherman (colored), charged
With the murder of James Couch (also
coIoredD, will be tried In the Hastings Court to-
day. Much interest Is attached 10 tho case and
a number Of witnesses will be introduced.
The crime was committed about two months
rock, which sherman is charged with having
thrown at him.
The case will be prosecuted by tho Common
Tended by Hon. George ID. Wise and Mr.. X Ran.
dolph Fauntleroy.
The case OF josephine Stuart, who Is charged
With tho murder Of JED. Miller. viii DO tried In
this court ON Saturday.