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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

rortunity, rushed in, shot tho guard.
named Frank Dahlberg and DIR. A. Is.
Iueh, n young man WHO had stepped in to
say lev words 20 DGhlberg and who had
bad nothing TO do with the arrest OF Sims.
Dnhlberg WAS shot twice IN the neck and
seriously wounded. pugh was shot three
times, and through the heart. He died in-
stantlv. Neil and Robert Sims ran out OF
rear door OF tho cottage and Jim
and Bailey ont of the front door.
Tho deputies, startled by the shots
ran ont and one Of them fred on
Jim and Bailey Sius Bailey dropped dead
IN his tracks and Jim fell mortally wound
Ell. friend of Iugh's later tried to put
more bullets into jim. but missed tho
mark, inficting hut slight wound in tho
scalp. At Last reports there were threats
OF lynching the wounded man. Guards
were put out 20 surround the escaped Hor
bert and his brother. and during the night.
An old ncgro who WAS hard Of hearinc
tailed 10 halt when called on TO do 40 and
wns fred upon and wounded. Mich or-
oitcment prevails and mora trouble is OK.
pectrd when the reinforced posse starts out
TO overtake tho two men.
E0bfsr sIMs's THREAT.
In tho thoctaw-county atair the lateVt
Is that Jim Sins the wounded rescucr
was not allowed 30 dleof wounds. I'm. wns
,unn2 up with O. rope. The people Of
bi,ion are going 70 appeal 10 tho Gov
Crror Tor protection. IL is said Robert
SlUfs can command one hundred of bis
fauGtlcal faith, and that ae mas sent word
that he intends Ia clear Iladon out. Every
man at Bladon tonight is sleeping with n
gun or pistol al his siGc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

New YORK, August 22.--The stock mar
ket again showed its inherent strength
and In tho face of unfavosable sdvices
from the corn belt. the unfavorable bank
statement, and persistent hammering by
the advocates Of lower price, held its own,
aud finally closed with majority OF the
list fractionally higher that les. evening.
TIE OPENING MARKED BY PRESSURE TO SELL.
The market opened under pressure TO
sell for foreign account, but 6rst prices
were irreyularly changed from last nights
figures, with No material difference IN any
one stock. Notwithstanding the pressure
from the traders and tho selling OF foreign
houses. prices Immediately developed
strength, and, with Northern Pacific pre-
ferreG and Union Pacific leading. frac-
tional gains were made all along the line
OF railroad shares. the improvement in the
two stocks mentioned being "a. Cordage,
however. showed again some OF its peeu-
liar strength, and rose III. News OF
FROST IN THE coRS-DELr
then gave the traders and sold-out bulls
their opportunity to make demonstra-
ton against values, and while no special
activity was developed, prices slowly
Welded, and before the close nearly all OF
the carly Improvement had been neutral
lied. The bank statement was also lac
tor n tho late trading, helping the down
ward movement by reason Of loss in cash
of over s4.oOo,OOO and q depletion OF the
reserve OF ss.5O0, 900. Only in the In,
dustrials. however, was there any real
weakness displayed and Sugar was dropped
~ per cent. from its best price, while
Coriage lost its early gam. burlington.
az wa. to be expected. was the weakest OF
the railroad shsres and fell away per cent.
FROM It's best Squire.
THE CLOSE DULL AND HEAVY.
The market closed dull and heavy gene
rally at about opening prices. The only
hnal change Of note was the loss OF ~ IN
sugar The trading reached Sl,lS9 listed
shares end 1879 unlisted.
MONEY AND ExcHLson
Ercntrg.- Exchange quiet and weak at
IS4-ea4s7. Commercial bills, 4S3ais5A.
Money easy; no loans, closing offered at
a.. Sun Treasury balances S92.-
~. 600: currency. G2S.77.0O0. Govern
ments dull but steady; 4 per cents. ll3I ;
as, 1909. State bonds dull but steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

spaces and spept the long hours till day.
light in eleepless suspense. They Knew
not but that the next moment sc'eie'
earthquake shock might complete the uo-
struction of their homes. The mo1hns
brought little sense Of relief. On al ,iu.'
the evidences of destruction greetsu au,
xious ewes, end rs death after death, was
reported the awful character Of the disas-
ter was made more and more maniies''
DEATH AND DISASTER rvrEYwHEkE-
Then news began to come from o,nel
parts of the island. Everywhere ,he ssn nd
dreadful tale of suffering and loss anu
death WAS repeated. No place on tue
island 80 far heard from has cscaped VIII
out serious damage. Ii Is impossiDie a.
vet 20 give ANY estimate OF tho money vhius
Of the damage to crops, forests. houses, alu
shipping. The grand total will be some
thing enormous. Neither can 1t YET nc
told how many people persisted. Tn Iues-
dnv the Indications were that some sik'yto
one hundred had los; their lives. On H.
day the death-rOll had mounted TO zlS.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIrrv PEOPLE hillhD
OUTRIGHT.
To-day il is known that $50 met instant
death. 1t is not at oil probable that more
accurate reports will add stu moro NAMES
10 the list OF the dead. No attempt mas
those who were injured by falling vans
ami hying dcbr.s. but the probaoiity ~
that thou.ands received injuries more OF
less serious. Efforts are being made every
where to repair the damage. Here III 81.
Pierre the frat cndeavor IL TO get new
roots. for hardly root in the entire cry
remained intact. But many people are
finding 1t extremely difficult to MAKE re-
pairs. The stock OF roofing material on
hand is not sufficient to meet the genera
demand and prices have been Sharply au-
vtnced.
TWO AMERICAN vEssEIs LOST.
The American brigs Ned White and Jen-
ME phinney were among the SHIPS lOs'.
Both are total wrecks, but their crews
escaped unhurt. Not single craft tnat
was in the harhor when the storm struck
tho island remained ahoat.
The village OF MOntrcuge Ia to'ai
wreck. The number of lives lost there wa,
about thirty. Fort de France. the second
city Of the island. was nearly destroyed.
1t will be months before the ravares OF the
storm can be obliterated. Meanwhile
there is great suffering, especially among
the poorer classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and results whea
Syrup of Figs is taken; 1t Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efiectuslly, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
i.s action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all ard have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In BOO
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any ono who
wishes to try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiC SKRUP ca.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, xK new Foek ~
u sxWlWiAylss ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
ArGusr &c, 1891.
(Reported for the Dispatch-l

reported for the Dispatch-l
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
e1,570.41; tobacco, s3,4s3s4; special TAX,
e72.92; penalties, e2S-tosaL e5,152l7.
Private sales; Wrappers. 4; smokers, IS; M
ers, :: darSs. b7-totAL so.
offerings on Change for she week. S0A; taken
In, 8. Highest $40; lowest el.o0-eveease
eS.204,
Revenue collections Cigars and cigarettes.
e9.s76.64s tobacco. e16,3lO.s0; special tai
t72.s9 penalties, ess-totai. e20.1oA1S.
Private sales; Filters, 90 smohsrss %; custefs.
II; wrappers, 90; dsrks, 2dA; scrap IS: Bur.
10y, 6--sotal, 625 hosshsads. assina sos hogs-
heads for same period Last ysar.
The weeks bright sales have bssa dur usually
% q thls saason. Nannkneasnas hare lAnA lnaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Kew Confederate Camps.

NV onLr.ss. Ia. August @'w lie ,ba
Orders No. n, In conformity WIZ .no
:, ocnsment TO Article b of the constitution
,h. c.,nersi commanding hereby announces
the fellowship Of the following named ed
CAMPS In the organization Of the United
Conicdcrate Veterans, also Their. rcspec-
tive numbers-to wit : Joseph Z. Johnston
Confederate Camp. Dalton, Ga, NO. %;
Frank Cheatham Camp. Nashville, lenn.,
No. S5; Hill-boro Camp, Tampa, Fla, No,
10. By order OF j. Il. Gordon. General
commanding. GFoR1h MookhDns,~
Iaiusan- lsensral and ChiAf OF Stan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

than for sevsfai wseks In shipments kesio
shipments and ssies sere fairly good. Leoss "
bscco sales Increased. with . larss proposstoo q
new sooacco. Wrapper arc weaver. D1Ghe
Oilers unchanged.
Crop condition reported considerably voese fos
the surplus and hsavy rains General cooditioas
are good and dependent largely On clAser,wssm
veathes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
IvrRyTHING Is QUIET.
ANOTHER FAILURE IN MONTGOMERY.
4 Reai-Estate aud Savings Bank FIRM
Goes by tho Board.

MoyTaoMEEY. Ala, August PAT noon
.o-dav Chandler Brothers made an assign;
mont 70 ". 4. Hatchctt and HaTlwel
Douglass for the benefit o. tnelr cteul.ols'
M, Grm does rcal-cstste and savings
fark business. Their assets are ABOUT
sS4N.0 their liabilities about $4,000
~ tbs amount Of liabilities there are
about $4,000 of deposits: Mos OF the
@Yt are IN real estate The failure was
caused by local money stringency.
he firm have had Il slight ran slnc, since
Yesterday, when the Farley, National banh
sn.pended. but this run did not cause the
Assignment. They needed some accoiniho-
daton from other bant, 70 eGn't haxe I been
ni,ained Ii is believed that their assets
ave al such a solid character that no one
will lose by tho assignment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
1REY DANCED ALL NIGHT.
Brilliant Ball to tho French at Ports
mouth-An Entente Cordiaie.

fBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to tho Dis?atch.l
PORTSMOUTH. Enc, August 22.-The ball
ce-s at the Town Hall here to the officers
of the French feet was the most brilliant
display ever witnessed at Portsmouth. and
did no. finish until 6 o'clock this morning.
When tbe officers finally separated and re-
turned on board their respective ships the
Irenchmen sang God Snve the Queen"
and tho British officers sang the Slsr-
eailiaisa y
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The GRAM CRISIS.
further Action Ct Russia with Respect
20 Iiyo-Noro Exclusion.


lBy Anglo-Amcricsn cable to the Dlspaichl
s.. PErRRAURG, RUSSIA. August 22.-Ihe
P0urse GGzete to-day declares that the
Russian Government has ordered the Gus
toms officials TO confscate all gram IN
tended for export which Is found TO be
mixed with more than per cent. OF rye;
The h0r0e VTCmy1 declares that tue
Council Of tho Empire IS at present DIS
cus.ing bill iorbidding foreigners 70 re-
side outside of towns or to purchase OF
lease real estate in the country IN some ot
the provinces adjoining Austria. THIS
law, il "a said. Will be retrospective. or
olgncrs VINO under this law nre turned out
Of their possessions and who dcsire 70 r.,
turn TO thcir native land will &c assisted
TO DO 50 by the Russian Government.
RYE CONGESTION Al FRONTIER POINTS.
BErLIx. GER. August 22.-lhe o1porta-
ton 81 rye from Russia to Germany goe;
en- with fevorlsh haste. All frontier sta-
lions are cOngcsted with wagons. Between
goo and 400 srriyed ct Wirbalen yesterday
and ara waiting 20 transfer their conteuts 70
German wagons. 1t il estimated that one
thousand wagons viii pass Eydtkuhnen
alone before tho Nth. The total quantity
from Poland Is estimated Al 5000 tons
The army magazines IRE buYlng wheat ana
.erYlnk out ha.f-ryeand half wheat laiiOns.
Tie price, Of rye at kognO mas fallon from
l35 10 50 copccks Per pod.
COLD ron FRANCES WHEAT 1MPoRTl.
Pans. FEANcX. August 22.-The Bank OF
France IL trying TO keep gold to meet pur-
chascs OK American wheat. Tie Cover
nor, in All Interview. estimated the pay
mont for wheat ct G2J,OJ0.0c0. But
he urzes that such q scarcity OF god has
frequently happened and may endure,
but that Tho rUblic has no cause for alarm.
The bank las seldom been 80 nourishiug.
Another bank Official when questioned III
regard 10 the report on the gold premiu II,
replied that the mOnev-caangcrs, learning
that the bank was holding gold. collected
oil they could 10y Offering a small premium
in the hope al reaplLg profit when tue
IL q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
eALMACEDA MIKES a RAISE.
lie also Makes r british sIan-of-War Par
ticeDs Crimiuis.


[Dy Anelo-Ameri-an cable to the Dispatch.l
IOspos, Inc, August 22.-Ihe inns
today publishes lotter from Lisbon. In
which the writer declares that President
Balmaceda. OF Chile, being unable to bor-
row money, seized the silver bullion
in the Treasury OF Santiago DO Chile,
which was stored there as security for tho
fduciary circulation, and thai he tried to
transport this SILVER abroad as payment
for ships and arms ordered in Europe.
The writer adds that Dalmaceda was not
able 20 ki-e IA private yestel To undertake
the transportation Of the silver. and that
finally he persuaded the commander of the
Espiegle, British nan-oi.war, to convey
q million OF dollars to Morteyideo, where
the money was landed August 18th.
The Times, commenting upon this letter,
says that it Is confident that the action OF
the British commander was without the
consent OF the British Admiralty, adding
that it seems as though the British man-ot-
war had been made IN accomphce IN
downright robbery. The transaction. the
Times SAYS, demands full and prompt H.
ycstlnatlOQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
An Attempted Suicide.
lBy telegraph 70 the DIspa.ch.l

BrRNNGHAs', ALA. August 2].-At 8
o'clock tonight man was found bleeding
TO death in an alley on Twentieth street.
He had a cash across his head and frao-
tured skull and both legs were broken.
IL is supposed he committed suicide by
jumping head foremost from the top OF a
third-.tory building. His name was Cesar
Miller and he came here from Eufaula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
The ARKANSAS ALLIANCE.
II Endorses the Ocais Demanas- nc
Fort worth Convention Denounced.
(By telegraph 10 tho Dispatch'l

(By teleRraph 70 DO VIfpAIVHI
g. Ior1s. Mo-. August 22.-Ihe Arkansas
GET. warmers Alliance. ia session at Little
pocE. has pissed resol utions endorsing tho
Gcaln demands and fayoring their enact
nj INTO laws. especially the land-loan
and sub Trea,ury features, and ,denounces
lie Fort Worth convention OF so-ca!iea
.ii,sncs men y as IAN sbortive attempt OF
soheming politicians and political trim \,
uocrs. gotten up for the SOLO purpose o,
undertaking the graat reform InoNeinons
by creating dissepsions ana oiVison' AinoA'
members"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
The PresIasnts Pinto.
(By Anelo-American cable to tho Dispatch

lBy Anglo-American cable 70 tho D'spatch.l
PLYSouIH. Eng, August 22.-The Bal
macedan cruiser presiiente Pinto, which
was recently launched at Toulon and
which arrived here few days ago for or
ders. has lett this port; destination IN
known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

[By Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PANS, FIAvcE. August 22.-Thers has
boon in the Department OF Pyrenecs Orr
entales terrific bail-storm. which, It Is re-
ported, destroyed hundreds of vineyards
around Ceret.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
75 Hf5.1t - MooNsAlNeR SIMS.
-' Desperate hnair-Two Men
"'Iisf, Three Wounded.

- II y w Uf1II7-FVI'I
.. IA, August Z2.-Details Of the
f.. tefhcft nius. the Illicit distiller,
q asf' Neal and James. and his
o. hadou Springs, Ala, on
f.. 'ifht. show It - be very sen.a-
,..'. lar The deputy United States
It's,. Aiter capturing Sims and
'n - BlGdon Springs. left him
4.... guard. while the rest Of the posse
g.. -pp'T al the hotel. some distance
'"' cD'-gs ID which Sims was con-
{ &c.,. -e 'IDtEers and son had arranged
D. -.t Tie tos,, ~ Friday. when the
d, e-- pr.oncrs were on their way
49, out Andiug Robert practically
81 -ea tAey took advantage Of the op-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
as, rimOa= STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE. Nd. August 22.-Virglnia IS, GA
asked: baltimore and Ohio stock. 50 otd North
ern Central stock. 90 bid; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern LIST incomes, 90 bid; do u In
comes, 20 iii: DO. 81 incomes, 10 asked con-
solliatcd gas bonds, 1928 bid: DO. stocks 4i1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
13tVtlkt tli VTiIV, n VI"'FTT" u >
ruE pANk rAIEMENr

NEW YORK. August 2".-Weokly bank state
Increase, sI375 800 specie, decrease, 81 ,090,-
800 legal-tendore, decrease, s2,229.l00: do
pOsits, d.crease, s@,St1 300 circulation. In
crease, s220410. The banks now bold slt-
1I0.ljO In excess OF the requirements OF tho
% uoF cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
EARTHQUAKE Shock In Italy.

RoxR, August 22.-Strong earthquake
shocks were felt to-day at Verona, Bo-
locna, Tregnano. Bsllano. and Parma. No
Ioas OF life in repOrtel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
DEVELOPING A BODY or IRON ORE.
The Iargss: Known Quantity In the United
States and Of Unusually Good Qualiiy.
nY t.leQraph % the plsps,ch.l

Knoxville, TxSN.. August 22.--The
Knoxville Journals repro-entstIve visited
the Chilhowie Mountains lying along the
enst side OF Mchinn couGtv. where a
widely-known mining expert, Captain liar-
rs. Of Brmnz aam. Was engaged IN de-
velorlng an immense body OF iron ore on
what is known asthc IcSpaddcn property.
This BODY of brown ore h,s been known
many years, nut mover developed until
within the yast three weeks. II has been
owned by farmer tor fourteen years, but
IN the past moath was secured by com
pany os Alabama iron men, who sent Cap
tam Harris to develop it. Tho result of
his work shows il 10 DE the largest known
BODY OF ore In tho United States aud Of
,,pusualiv good srfalitV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Earthquake Shocks in Portugal.

LISBON, August 22.-Severe earthquake
shocks were felt this morning in Central
Portugal. No damage, however. has been
reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Hts Explsastions
vwy>>kI0

vi.t,m. Whatr Two dollars for drsv.
inc mat toothf Why, the dentist scroeo
~ street only charges dollar.
Dentist: Yes, butt take twice . uees
time about Il e ho doee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
He Went Ono Better.
fPtssab urs Bulletir.l

Clara Such queer pair OF eyes = thes
child has! One i black and the other y
blue. ,,x
ono Of my eyes to show The same enAsac-
teristics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
An Ia-NENaX VEIN.

tits IN stratifcd from 100 to $50 feet
thick, and runs along the side 0t .he noun
tain over one aad half mites, with sand
stone roof and limestone foundation. The
ouenincs show wonderfully hne ore end
Captain Harris says it Will run 80 per cent.
He says it is tht finest ore body he ever
saw. and he he's opened miues in the Ken
lucky, Tennessee Georgia, and Alabama
iron regions. More ore IS in sight on the
McSpsdden property than in oil the iron
mines Of Alabama. lie says he would
rather contract to mine this ore ut thirty
five cents a ton than any other he knows
of ut seventy five cents. II is so clean and
solid that expense for washing Is not ne
ecssary. This body of ore is within one
AMI half miles OF the Knoxville southern
railroad and is 90 situated that it can be
loaded on cars for SIC. ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
AUGUST %, lSvL
OFFERINGS
wugAr.-l,32s bushehA
C0Rs.-1, 406 bushels
OArs.-l 1862 bushels.
NuL~OfFAL--l5 tons
sALEA
WHEAr.-l, IFS bushels.
COkS.--600 bushels
OArs.--:}63 bushels
MILi-OF9AL--1o tons.
QUOTATIONS.
wuEAr.-Longberry, e1as1.12. Mixed, I'll
9l.lL. shortberry. 95c.a4i.i0 No 2 red
81 .0sasl10.
CosN.-whits tprime virginia,. 75c.: No 2
7is7ac. Mixed, No. 9, TIC.
0Ars.-No. 2. 37s3sc: No 3, 85s36c Ne
iected. 30as4c. White. lfor seed>, ASa53n
kYE.-06c aSl.03
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
THE MARTINIQUE DISASTER.
Universal navoc-The People Thought the
End Had Come.

Especial cable to the Associated Prcssl
Sr. prunRs, MARrISoUK, August 22.-The
full extent Of tuesdays calamity cannot
lie determined. From n'en,. parts OF tho
i.l,nd only vague and indefinite reports
b.ye $40 FAR been received. The mountain
road. we're in may instances obstructed
he f,llen timber and other debris, thus
rendering many villages extremely, difficult
OF access. Every fresh report brings new
details Il the universal havoc and dcyasta-
ton wrought by the fury OF the elements.
xAErHQuAKs ADDED TO sToKM.
NJ. hurricane struck the island about
o,clock tuesday night. 1t continued TO
,aoe TIL nearly ii. Hardly had tho terrific
s s,erm died away when a sharp earthquake
shock added to the horror Of the night.
MANY Of the superstitious blacks verify
shnugbt that the end of the world was at
hand. II is impossible to convey an ade:
nnste id "a of tho terror And. suffering OF
T Ines nirht. People 1ocked to the open
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
The Weekly Dispatch,

an eiehs-pagc. 6i-column newspaper and
magazine OK general information, " only
q DOR 0nnum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
TIE NORTHWESTERN STRIKE.
Successful method Employed by Strikers
70 Secure Transportation.

IlrAYTr1E. Iso.. August PA commit
too o. Lake i.rie anl Western strikers ar
rived from Lima. OHIO. last evening. The
men 40 that polnt heard that the men here
hal agreed 70 tho coppRuy's terms and
sent committee 20 ascertain the truth. A
conference was he'd and the Lima men
having learned that the report was IN
founded prepared 20 return nome. 1hey
were rcil.eed transportation ny the com
uanv, and The strikers ilnlucdia,e.y cut the
messenger tram IN two behind the mail
cay. llncel Gags CA tho rear IF the mail
car. and told the engineer % Iroceel. IA
lalf on hour the men were furnished
Iaeeos. afra.n was made up. and the com
Iuiiteemcn rode away rs passengers. NO
a.. urt. have been made to move freight
here and the frcisht-clerks have been
Given vacations.
IEc NTwNRN ARniNf.
Pvon1A. IL. August y. The men who
are takiur tie places ofthe striking switch
men arrived today and operations were
began.
co,l.-9 this morning by report that three
men had been killed in a fight at the
Lrldre.junction telegraph station IN the
ward lnvertlgatio ION showed that the men
were killed n runaway accident and that
tie strikers had nothing to do with the
affair.
EVERYTHING Is QUIET.
But there is large force OF armed
cnar1s IN the yards all the time. Each
switch =. carefully guarded, and officers
have been placed on the switch-engines.
No trouble IS anticipated to-day; but there
NM be difficulty tonight. All the new
mon were provided with reyoivers ana
sworn in as deputies.
SCARE
was created last night when tho strikers
chased stranger into the company's car.
He fred on the crowd several tunes. but
10 injury was done. He locked up FOL
safc-kecplug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

The Colonel, Have yss sssn Bore ~
he returned hon he TRIP ssoess
sI TSs Judge. Tea ! ~ Ne saa.v' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonda eteekA orsu
Tobacco. Cotton, o., snd n C0~
nection Herewith the Wse'
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r. WASHINGTON. d. O.. August "a
| Dam Forecast for Virginia Local show
WV" ers, but clearing during the day
winds shifting TO cooler northwest
erly; cooler and fair Monday.
For North Carolina Local rains; clear
ing Sunday evening; winds shifting 70
cooler northwestoriy cooler and fair Mon
day.