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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, 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
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. KsW YORK. nv
10 su,wtw>Aflss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
THE RICHMOND DspAroH--wEDNEsDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1884,
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY.
Ono Truc Bnl Against Dashicli--Sfany
Felony Cases.

Tho grand Jury of the Hastings Court
met Monday with Charles =. Stokes fore
man. and after being out some time re-
turned into court and presented the fol-
lowing true bills Of indictment.
FOR FELONY.
Charles Augustus alas Charles Petri. for
breaking into the stable OF LOWS Banks and
stealing mule C2l: John Bryant, assaul'lng
General Valentine with n knife: Ncl,e Bib,
assaulting Thomas Nicholson; Willie Bowlcs,
assaulting Sarah Brown with q stick: james
BtaxtoD, breaking into stall No. 40 Of second
market and larceny ~ n suit Of clothes (2) W.
H. Coleman, breaking and entering the dwelling
house OF John L. Whitaker In the daytime: B"u-
jamin Coleman. breaking and entering Ia the
nighttime stall No 40 ~ Second market, ana
larceny OF wearing apparel: Charles Dar-
bridge. malicious assault upon Harry 1rny-
Tor: Dandy Davis, breaking and entering IN
the nighttime the house 81 Christine Jasper: +.
dc Comm, feloniously forging paper purportiDg
10 be check on the CITY Bank VI Richmond;
William s. Dashicl forging and countcrfciiing
promisory note Tor the amount OF $500 purport-
Ing 10 10 signed by J. L. ludwig; William Henry
Epps. breaking into the house Of John Il. Whit
aker In the daytime; Sherman foun-
tam. ossaulting and killing James Couch
Nth a rcck; Hester Fowler, cutting Lucy
dhrs Williams, beating and woundIng Mary
Traces Randolph with brick Robert Harvey.
assanlting Arthur Rooney with a Ratchet and n
knife; robert Jefferson. breaking into the house
aOD, assoulting and shooting James II. Davcn-
port: John johnson di,1s Harris, assaulting
aud striking Albert Harris with nu axe:
George Lewis GitGs thamberlaync, lar
ccny Of n sorrel horse from samuel Je;cr;
II. II. HHrNleu. nsauitiny and beating +.
Mckay witt. "A bed-sat: X j. Murray. larceny o.
q gold watch from The pcrson ~ Z. VI. Jackson.
Joseph Riddics, breaking and entering the
dwelin e house Of John H. ,'hiiakcr In the day
time 81: Charles II. Randolph, assautlng ana
wounding George {. Brooks with knife: George
Shanley, stealing gold watch from the person Of
T. ii. Jackson; JoAcphinc Stuart nssauliing
and killing Jefferson Miller with Kerosene
lamp; Eicnnrd Simons breaking into and en-
tering the house o. Hannah VI. Kane; SIMON
Tinsley. assnuting George letter with knife
Charles VERSES afas Banks, breaking and
entering IN the day time the dwelling II John
l.. Whitaker; Robert Washington. assauiiing
and cutting Willie Miller with q knife.
IHE yIsDysyASORs.
". q. Stokes. John ODwyer, James Williams,
flenOra Cousins. G.. W. Beasly, George Bell.
Henry Shields. and Alfred Lee.
John W. johnson. charged with shooting md
woundlng j. y. Davenport, his snn-in-iaW, WAS
allowed ball IN tho sum OF $1,000 By Judge Will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
re rfueHlDorado of,he Darkv.

r. Nts-.. September Bishop
l N'I Turner spoke 10 large
colDfel people last night
'.'.l MetAOdist Episcopal church
t.-.... 'i'rel on lis proposed trip 10
e4vOcacy 81 the migration of
l... ,. 1 VI The cOlOred race 10 that
.s.... H. observation, he said. bad
-... 'i4i there was little hope for
--.t.. ''- ft'e IN Tins country; that the
,,.. 20 d number OF them could do was
,.'r... ''he other country, set up gov
r..,.. ~ tneir Own and demonstrate
Anrt' aad tie ability 10 administer af-
t..,. az. In hiIica be saw such u
IL "as rich ia gold, silver, pre-
g.. .,'.' and minerals Of all doscrip-
ttn....- "a people starting 10 govern
s..t,.'' would need TO make them
10, go u Ghty. lie solenniy believed
.s.3 ,oreh men and women III America
o., ISL, -1As.y b" the instrument 10 re-
u -. ~, Nhis,lauize Africa, and plant on
g., a., '"e Z" the grsndes, governments
~ (, ''ef shone upon. A few weeks
IL, ia eousersa,iou be had with Presl-
Z. co.' ~I.'on the latter wondered why
es people took so little interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
CeATHOF MRS. JOHN S. LOCKHART.
A Devoted Christian Lady Gone-Respect
to Eer Memory.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

TSprcaI trItgtHW 20 INT DIsphtch'I
DURHAM. \. c., September 22.-Mrs.
John s. ockhart died last night at Nor
canton. y. c.. whore she had been carried
for treatment. She was most devoted
Christian Indy and the community is much
grieved a. her loss When the news reached
here this morning of her death the ware
houses were closed out of respect 70 her
husband, who is prominent member 81
our TOnacco Board OF Trade and president
of the North Carolina Tobacco Associa-
ton. Her remains will be- brought to
Durham by the early train tomorrow. and
the funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon from Trinity church, Of which
she wa, prominent member. Her illness
had ooen severe and painful and her death
WI, not uurXnecteI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
investigating Charges Against Policemen,

The Police Board met in the Office Of
Major John Poe yesterday afternoon to
investigate the charges against Officers w.
Il. Foster and w. II. Fore, both of the
First district. The former was accused by
A negro Of having unnecessarily treated
him roughly in carrying him to the station
house. Fore was charged with being away
from his beat when the Sergeant passed on
his regular round. Officer Foster WAS dis
charged, while Policeman Fore wss fined
S25 Tor being derelict In his duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
"Thc Bottom OF the Sea-"

A large audience Witnessed the first pro
du.tion in Klcumond Of g" Tue Bottom u tle
So last night AZ the Academy. The company
have au abundance OF magnificent scenery q
connecticut east. aud M excellent play. Win
these Three requirements 10 make a scOi
"a. rtainmcnt IL j. lot T. great wonder
iaat The audience were we'll pleased.
tie tairi act is IA gem in painting. 10 rcprrson =
the dock II &. tIenCn mnn-Of-~ar ready Tor the
LAYING Of the West India eaul". Tho fourth r.
pres hts The de tas ~ the Ore an, AMI a weird
and intensely realistic. Thc npht with tie Giant
Octopus by one 81 the divers as IL dcscenis -
the lotion 81 the sea 10 splice the parted cattle,
H. "A tnri ling scene.
The cast i remarkably good al through. This
afternoon there will Oc "a matinee. end tO-nRht
the last performance will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
rryvwgD Trorrrr At rpfcrvr1 III

NASHVILLE. TENN.. September q. There
Is every indication of renewed trouble AT
tee expires on the oath instant. AMI the
miners are reported 10 tie very restless be
cause of the iuaction # The Legislature.
T. =. Wade. .uperlntcnaent Of prisons.
said today 10 an Associated Press reporter
that he anticipated renewal OF the trou-
bl,s upon the expiration Of the ar!nistlce.
Governor Buchanan il firm IN h.3 deter
ininhtlon 20 put down any further iusur-
rccuon. and the trouble II II comes con be
of but brief Duration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
Tennesscc's Lecisiatiye Failure.

NASHVILLE. TENS.. September N.-Thc
extra session Of the Tennessee General As
sembly adjourned today after Il twenty
days sitting. Outside Of tn. passage Of
the apport.onment bill. by which the
Democrats gain several additional seats in
both houses. aud the adoption OF some
local laws, the session has not been fruit
mi OF important results. The convict
lease system and the question of arran ans
for the building OF q new pcnitcnllary
were left III SAN qi9. OWING 20 the stub
hornue.s OF both houses. The people gene
rally look upon the work OF the session as
a failure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
Or. WiLFREO A. pLEASANTS.
Death of This Popular Young Dentist
NJ. Spott'- !uuernl-Other Deaths.

DR.. Wilfrod A. Peasants died Sunday
night at tie home Of his father, Mr.
George j.. Pleaslnir. 10. 30 east Grace street
Deceased was only iwcnty.cight years OF age
Was devoted q mis- chosen profession dentistry
and hid tgir 20 reach lie highest rank. He Wa
widely known and universally popular. FoI
several years he had bceu "a prominent figure III
Richmond society.
Although Or. Peasants had been i'll for sew
crnl weeks hopes OF his recovery hat been en-
fertaiucI until the past weeL, when III.
death tccame purely a matter Of time.
The funeral viii hc held at noon today n )r
The Second Baptist church. OF which the de-
ce4-ed Wa4 % Wembcr The pall-bearcrs arc az
follow.. H. nlrary- Drs. l.. NJ. Cowarin, Jui.
Is. Wool Lewis 1. Is ,srer, George Ben. j hr-
ston, charles II. Chalslcy ". +. Mercer, W. I.
Oppeuhiiucr. and Lewis Wheat.
Active: ncssrs. Taylor Harris, Harvey Sa-
wage. Ham Plcasanf-, Willie Jordan, Fredd!
smith. Waller Scott, Nat. Frazier, and Tom
Bigger.
4 meeting II the dentists Of the city was held
A. throrlc + Dr. j. Hall Moore ycstcrdayt TO take
action ou the death u Or. pleGsauis. u. John
NahDny was called 20 chair and Dr. W. Nytne
Davis appointed secretary. on motion DTS j.
u. Co~ariln, !. ". Esgieston, and Marion d.
Dawson were appointed 2 committee TO prepare
4u..rouriqfc resolutions, and tleir report. whict
-frak1 lf the dcccaseI I'm the most cndcnrlne
an complimentary manner, war adopted.
The Dental :. sO,iatiOn viii attend the funeral
ia = body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23

IN the subject. The Bishop stated that in
his talk with President Harrison on the
subject he suggested an Appropriation by
Congress to purchase tract of land in
Africa, and The appointment OF n comma
son OF twelve. seven colored and I'VE
white. to carry on the negotiations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
LOST TWO CHILDREN.

ON Sunlav vi and Mrs. Alexander Watson,
81 As1laud street, returned from Grc"nsylue
county. while rherc they We're 80 unfortunate
A. 20 lose their only two children ~ dlphthcria
AMI had to bury them IN NrernSNilc' ne NJ
.' o,,c- must have had the disease In their rys-
t.,n when they left This ely, "a both broke out
soon after hoy arrived IN the country. Mr.. wat
ION II one Of our best known granitt-'ntters ana
Vas formerly Of the firm Of Lcal q watson on
soath Cherry street.
Mr.. Joseph a. Wo-t. formerly or Petersburg,
diod early sunday morning AT his residence IN
This city on Cary street. between Elm anu Null
b.rrv Tho funeral Will Dc from the house at
n, 4 i O'clock ttis morning. he remains will be
Inferred ia Blaniford cemetery, Petersburg at
Ho'r,o.k fnis afternoon. Mr. West was IN lis
sixty-fOul'h year. &c.,, -, H..
4, 8 " johnson. Of "Dnn Garven." Han
o,-,,r dles AZ l!. home ~ 100 \. VI. yesterday.
mo oereased was soyenty-siK years OF oge. The
fIuernf will be from Gethscmano chur,h at II
n-nlnck ftis morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23

WICHITA, KAN. September 2l.-The first
victim 10 suffer at the hands Of the boom.
ers of the new Territory is Al Glszier, Q
Santa re conductor. who was badly cut
and otherwise injured this morning BY an
enraged mob on his train. Some OF the
boomers had no tickets and Glazier de-
manded the extra ten cents levied In such
cases. This caused the trouble. num-
Der OF the rioters we're arrested and are in
iaiI at Aiulyaue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23

lReporied for the D-patch.l
SEPTEMBER 22. 1891.
Auction offerings On Change to-day. II. TAKEN
in. q. Highest, 1890; lowest, sI.70-aycrage.
ss2S.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
e.. 7O3Sl tobacco, 35l3.75-total, e3,@i7.Jb.
Private gales: Filters, 8; smokers. "a wrap
pcrs. 40; bright lugs, .; dark lugs, l0-total,
20 horeheads.
Registered on Change A. s. Lancr, G. W
Knott. j. = Brown. and L. T. White, Of Oxford.
MGR. Il. bradshaw, greensboro, KY, and W.
II. Walker, Henderson, y. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23

ihc on-erv2tivo Programme.
9, lS.. ~ Nher 2l.-N-. John
tt.. is speech at Cambridge
BE- sad that the next gene
'., be- straight hgnt be
.aI llf.es: there would
Liberal party. He dis
.I tAr claims whereOn
t...,-- would base their
'.e country namely, their
obstructive states
.i g4o.caton If Ireland.
e-, AID usk Of England 3
-.- persistent occupation
Doc 1slIIed. The local
if.H-eiucatlOn were mere
lie lr,h land pure base
D.t 81 destructive rather
Ict.y- st-tcs'Danship. HE
4r4. a1I restrictions which
"Ai accompany the IRISH
.-' n.l. would only prOlOng
l'..- controversies in Parlla-
.t De- offered with the
the Newcastle Congress
'tl.r Question, be hailed
w!th hOpo and sat-
ttNie every confidence
--'ss Di the ultimate Judgment
-.eLlng O. improve their own
' advocated tina, village coun-
t-elr local afialr5 before
'.eeal reforms. However. the
Ais, fulfil theiE home-rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
Mr.. Carter the Only Candillte.

Mr.. George Watt, mentioned III the sun
dny's Issue oi The DISPATCH n n candidate from
Icnrico county for the House If Delegates, yester
day notined Mr. james G. Mitchell, chairman Of
the County Democratic Committee, that he VIII
decline 70 enter the contest for the nomination.
Mr. H. c. Friend withdrew severa. days ago. aId
Mr. George u. Garter is now the only candidate
for the nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
Hanged Herself with . Clothes-Liue.
fRy felegrsph 10 the DlaDasch.l

CHARLESTON, s. c., September 22.-Ars.
=. n. Gorse committed suicide here To-
day by hanging herself with clothes.line
in her kitchen She was the widow OK tho
well-knowu residurdte,y Oldenbuttel ana
married Gorse about 1--WE months ago.
She lived unhapplly with her second nus
niece. Her property is worth t6o.0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. September 22.-Vrginin
1O-4O's ~ bid; de- IA. ~ Baltimore and Ohio
stock. lOO34alO1; Baltimore and Ohio South
western lets. 9gl1alOO1s: DO. ~ incomes. 35
G-kcd: do. 30 incomes. gi.al0; consolidated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
U,-rcngre.smsn Whitthorne Desd.

NASHVILLE, TZsX., September 21.-Ex-
Congressman ". &. Whitthorne. of the
seventh Tennessee district. died ut his
home il Columbia to-day: aged sixty-six
years. Mr.. Whitthorne has been IN bad
health for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
King Karl Wiahes tn Abdtcote.

VIENNA. AUSTRIA, September Alt -
stated that the King OF Roumanis, upset
by the Queens illness and court intrigues.
has impaired to the Roumanian Premier
and Others his desire to abdicste tho
throne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
VI RRIAGEs.

BLAIR ARCHER. Married. Septem-
Der %. 1891, at 500 Park avenue. the resi-
denco Of the brides father. JOHN ID.
BLAIR to MATTE F.. ARCHER. daugh-
ter Of Mr. William s. Archer. by the Rev.
Innlnn L MAsOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
QUOTATIONS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

We quote: Fine s3.75asi: superhne "a 2ja
$3.50; extra, $40 family. Soaso.lJ; pat
ent family, S5.50as6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
rrsrRA1 oF MR. W. 4. sroIr.

The funeral II Mr.. ". \. Spott took place from
th.. German t,angeiitai Lutheran Bethlehem
.nnrsh ye-fer1ay afternoon AT o'clock. ana the
binding WAS crowded. The services were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. {. j. Oehlschlaeser'
vino I'm his sermon paid feeling tribute 10 the
charart.r of The deceased. WHO, he said, had
lived in Christ and died III Christ. The inter-
ul.ut was at Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1891.

NEFI EkBEE = - IUVA
OFFERINGS
WnEAT.-2.0O bushels.
COKN.-l.1g0 bushels.
OATs.-2.632 bushels
RYE.-l0i bushels.
MEAL.-JO bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-l.432 bushels.
CORS.-llO bushelA
OATs.-l 900 bushels.
KYE.-34 bushels.
MEAL.-JO Dashcls.
QUOTATIONS
WHgAr.-Longberry, slasl.0j. Mixed. aSc.a
sI.O5. snOrtberry. 9jc.aSl.O4 No. 2 rcd,
$1.O3.
CoRs-White. No. ., 69a7Oc. Mixed. No. 2.
01sbsc.
OATs.-No. 2. 3Ga37c.; No. 3, 33a35c. Winter
Tor seed. 45a5Oc.
RYE.-yOaJJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23

S'.,t--,,rnra Grand EncampmeDt Of the
tt' ~.Nsr,iSn Grand Lodge.

II @IN'I0iSn Granl lodge.
I- ST.. Sep, mbor 2l.-The &C.
grand encampment If the
n-aal Lodge !. q. .. L. was
.- c Hal tins city to-daY.
..-.f 4. A. Shepherd, OF Phlla-
Tie q anclal status OF
. ...lu eItiug N the figures
al increase III receipts.
mutations last year Is
f- ile let increase IN
States ami Canada during the
It.- - $1,000 The total
80 Present Is 672,5js. The
.rHl l- : .24.217. The pc
..elce dIstTi buted was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
New York Money Market
MONEY AYD EXCHANGE.

IBy telegraph fOthS Dfspfth'I
NV YORK. September 22.-Followlng
are the Stock Exchange quotations OF TO-
day;
MONEY AYD EXCHANGE.
EreninG. Exchange active and steady at
49, .sisi. Commercial bills. TeHaiSs;
Money close at 5al2 last lean az close
with no offerings and % bid. ~ub-Treasurv
balances Coin. i9}. III. 900: currency. -.
Cal 900. Governments dull but -teahl
per cents. IL. State bonds dull but nrm,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grs'"'
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and IN Co"'
usciion Herewith the Wsa-
ther Indications
fpv toioyrnrh IN thu u,spatch.1

tBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.'
WARRINGTON. September r..
ICIlR Forecast for virginin: Gcncraiiy
clear weather Wednesday ana
thursday; slightly cooler IN I'M
northwest. stationary temperature IN the
southeast portion variable winds.
For North Carolina; Generally fair wen-
Their Wednesday and Thursday; VARIABLE
winds; slight changes 10 temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
Smoke the {" Nickieby."
Rest Cipsr Oh the market.

Mckok's No; /, II; D. G.; Fig, .n ara c SsIo,
line Sun Cured are Pure, Cie es, suu o'o'''
Kun-Cured Tobsccos. Try theH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
A VERY SLIGHT VERDICT.
4 Niscreant Fined 50 for Cruelty TO
Mules-The Terminus.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. September PA
trial before Mayor Perry created some ex-
citement here yesterday. A colored man
went TO sleep in his wagon Saturday night
with his mules hitched to the wagon.
Another colored man, trying possibly to
over the mules. Soon they became un-
manageable and 1t took great deal Of
doctoring TO get them quiet. They were
badly abused. Yesterday the offending
party was brought before the Mayor. who
gave verdict of - damage for each
mule. This verdict was rendered by rea-
son of compromise 10y the lawyers on
either side. Had they not compromised
ii might have been more. The damage
awarded and the cost III the case amounted
to about So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
TIE TRRMINus.

Persons owniIg the steamer Susls(
now plying the Roanoke river. have de-
cided to make Halifax the terminus Of the
line. 1t will connect with the Suffolk
steamboat line at WILLIAMSON. which will
run directly 70 Norfolk and Baltimore.
their rates will be much lower than those
given by the railroads, and merchants and
farmers along the river will be greatly
benefited by the convenience.
Mr. L. I. Gaskins, Nirgnian. will soon
put in IA saw mil near Halifax with capa-
city of sixty thousand feet of lumber a
day
There j. much talk in almost every part
Of this county about the tobacco lands.
Tne will be a falling Of in the area Of
cotton next year and much more tobacco
Will be planted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23
SENATOR DANIEL.
ooexs rne DEMOCRATIC CAM
y - oAieN AT CHATHAM
-, hv n. n. Munfori. ESQ.,
I'N -. demands Democratic
,,,oc rribnte to German.

\, September 2l.-The De-
CO.. .,,,pa,cn Was opened here to-day
I ''i'' .reochcs 10y MAJOR John W.
/ Re,crlcy b. Munford. Mr..
n...rh not native Of TINS coun-
1,d upon rs an old f''tsyivan'a
os. here that lie began his pro-
aai political career, aud he Is
.l esteem hy host of friends
..'-. IA the county. His speech
.s..' concilaiory, ana en9 ,,' ',
-.. we'd Win GfyH' '"',i ~ VIC
..,,aoa u was addressed
.,.FlioN or LYNcHDvR7.
>.sos,n. in o few eloqucn. and
w. ,.rh~. then introduced
.-. when Lee presented HIM
/, ..f Iyuchhurg there was a
...f applause rs the disiin-
/ .,... .f,ppc! forward.
..-nf1ruCcl with an elO-
'. ..I.ftlc vast issues and para
evolved ~ The campaign,
.D wcr, commissioned 10
t..r ol party he would
,s.r!~ " Less taxes; moro
. an I'M ressive and elO-
.a proved that the Demo
.,Nays iahorcd to G"com-
... ui..t The Republican party
tt. ,-a,r more faxes and less
.rf.N.T AND DEMOCRACY.
th.fs,l If the prominent re-
... tv toe Farmers Alliance
,s.1 ~ Democratic prin-
F-a coinage Ot SILVER. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-23

flenOra Cousins. G.. W. Bcasly, George Bell.
Henry Shields. and Alfred Lee.
John W. johnson. charged with shooting md
woundlng j. y. Davenport, his snn-in-la~, WAS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-10-01
Don't Care to Eat"

1t is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss of appetite, Indigestion, sick head
ache, and similar troubles. This medi.
cine gently tones the stomach. assists di-
gestion, and makes one real hungry. :"
Persons in delicate health, after taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla a few days, find
themselves longing for and eating the
plainest food with unexpected relish.
Puck; Truth is mighty, but if good
share Of it were not ehoked into silence
this would seem but sorry world.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-10-01
The Black Halk War.

The sturdy pioneers who occupied
Northern Illinois and Southern Wiscon-
sin for CIVILIZATION sixty years ago, often
had the monotonY of frontier life broken
by conflicts with the Indians. The last
struggle of any Importance in this sec
ton occurred in 1882. and is known to
history as the Black Hawk War, the
moving spirit of the savage outbreak
being the noted Blach Hawk, chief of the
Sacs and Foxes. Gen. Henry Dodge.
afterwards senator from Wisconsin, was
the leader in the hot pursuit which final
ly brought Black Hawk. with his warri-
ors, women, and children, to bay near
the mouth of the Bad Axe river, on the
east bank of the Mississippi, IN what is
now Vernon county, Wisconsin. The
sun Of that second day of August. 1882,
set upon a bloody field, and the result
was the death of nearly all the braves,
and the abrupt close of the campaign.
The chief himself escaped, and died
years after at his home near Rock Is
land, Ill. The locality of the battle is
now marked by the village of Victory. so
named from this engagement, situated
on and reached only by the Chicago,
Burlington g. Northern r r. he Scenic
line,' which touches most of the historic
spots in the upper Mississippi Valley.
For further information as to attractions
of the line, tickets, rates and maps, call
on your local agent, or write to w j G.
Kenyon, Gen. Passenger Agent c., b &
N r. r, st Paul, MINI.