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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
The NATIONAL GAME.
Results Of Y-sterisy's Playing on the
Country, Many Diamonds.

fBy telegraph - tnr plspavch-i
WasyusGroS. c. g.. September le.-Fol-
loving are to-day's baseball results;
At Philadelphia Ueague)-First samei
pt.laselphias.o1OOOO22O-5 8 ;
Cincinnatis.. % 90 5 0 20 ks II
batteries King. Esper, Gnd Gr1uilch,
MUllane and Harrington.
'' fhila4fc li1a .lo2OOl2O2-s 7
Cinclnnatis. i 0 % D
Batteries-Ihornton. GI@a-on' Cieinch's'
All GTauhch; Crane and harrington
A. New York Uesguel: R. B.a. Z:
New Yorks 81 20 0 2 90 Is Is
Cniraros...OO 10000 90 G
Batteiies -Rusie and Buckley; Hutchn-
soa and Schriyer
At Boston League game: r. oh. z.
Tos,ons ..O O012GO I'll IS /
pitts0urgs. 20 Dol 90 O. 2
batteries Nichols, Bennett, and Kelly;
King and Mack.
Second game-Flve innings: R. B.H. 7:
Bostons .............0l2O s-li ID 5
PIttsburgs ...........0 0 y "a D
batteries GARRISON and Camel; Bald
win and Mack.
Al st. LOU. Association FIRST game:
h. B.H. p.
81. Louis. 90 / q
Washinetons.. o 0 D 0 2 | IL 5 3
Batteries -Burrell and Munyan Fore
man and McGulrc.
Second came-F.ve innings: r. BIZ. Z.
81. LOUIS. 0 o. 4
Washirgtons. 81 2
BATTERIES -Ruttger md Boyle; Carsey
and Sutc.iae.
Az Cleveland Ueague): R. BIB. T..
Clevelands. IL 0 0 0 0 O-i 3
Brooklyns. ...0 2 D 0 90 Ox-6 ii q
BATTERIES -Gruber and Limmer; Eoutz
and Daily.
At Milwaukee (As.ociatIor): h. B.H. Y.
Milwaukees..l o 0 3 0 0 0 o. )
Bostons. 81 D 0 90 1 0 o 3
Battcries-Dayies and Grim; haddock
and Murphy.
At Louisville association y R.D.H. z.
Louisvilles. O. q 0 0 lx-2 IS
Athletics % 0 / 0 2 o. IA
characterization and Cahlu; Wey-
hing, Bowman. and Cross.
At Columbus (Association): R.D.H. Z.
Columbus....l 0 0 5 D 0 "a 0-S
Baltimores III y l 90 Ga 0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
MUCH WORK FOR rHE GRAND JURY.
Many Important Cnses to Go Before tie
Body This Week for indictment.

Thee Grand my OF the Hastings Court
VIII meet tomorrow morning and many
,rnpor;.nt cases viii coue W for ind q
rlent among which ara tic following: ".
s pashleN, charged with forgery d. -.
ArstIu. forcery: josephine stuart color
"a murder: {. Dc JustO. laTc NY joan
v. johnson. felony: Bob Harvey co.oredh
felony. snd many others.
Following Is 8 list Of the grand Jurors
drawn: Joseph ". Carter, Thomas W..
Trnor. Soaton q. 1insley, Charles +.
stoke. IdlIboro Archer icolorcdl. VII
liam If. Cullingworth. Jacob May, Luxe
Harvey. and 4. }. Vaughan.
Tho following yenremon have been sum
mouei for Tuesday the 22d: y. /. Gates
ID. If. Pile, James G. pGckctt. Thomas
Enllinp. Jr.. 4. /. BurtoTd, II. ROsenhelm.
4. i. Black burn. II. II. wilkins. Leroy n
Herry. Franklin Stearns, Jr., Gustavus Wal-
Iarstein. Il. Halberstadt. JulIus hraser. ";
n p. Morris, Howard II. Waithsli, Gabriel
WORKMAN. John Hay, A. ". Pierce, X. J..
Mis- Charles ". Hardwlcko, W. IL.
Zimmerman. j. Il. Lambert, L. y. Chest +
man H.. stephea /. wood, Pow sssI
Trreden. Corbln Warwick. Z. X. Archer
'iacob Wo.f. c. T. Saunders. Charles /.
I stbrop. A. i. Stokes. Jr.. John Finders.
IT. u. Ii. Talbot, ". II. Grant, ,Jr., I.
n Burr. Robert Robertson lcolored),
samuel e.. fairbanks, G.. Watt TAYLOR,
cnarles Long lcolored), and W. ). Lpps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Batterics--Knell and Douz; Hoaly and
In,rraerd
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A3sOCfATIOS.
THE SAC AND FOX AGREEMENT.
Instructions TavoriUg Negro settlement
IN Spite 81 the Treaty.
by Telegraph to tho Dispatch.


WASHINGTON. September 10. Tho Score
tnry 81 tho Interior tonight Issued the
following Instructions 20 tha registers ar 4
r3ceivers of tho land oinces at Guthrie and
Oklahoma City, scndng also copy TO
Governor Steele. 81 TINT Territory:
You Ar. instructed thai tina words
white settlement occurring IN the Sac
and Fox agreement, end Tecitel a. such IN
tho proclamation of the President ot the
18th instant. do not mean end arc not to
be construed 20 mean - prohibit settle
mont N that country TO othc.s than whto
men; but 10 mean that auy persons duly
qualified under the laws Of the United
States without regard 20 color. nay make
such settlement. There has been no cues
ton about tAis and must be none now.
Neither the Constitution. the r,'ify'ng
acts authorizing homestead settlement
without distinction u all qualified under
existing laws. nor tho agreeta9nt itself will
permit m exclusive Distinction IN favor u
whites only. Those indians sod all their
interest, right, title and clam "a the
United States. and tho caption. and NJ
constitutional constitution cannot now bc
assorted.
You will rcccive filings from MI dulv-
qualified persons. without distinction II
color or other conditions than those appl.-
cable 10 other public lanfs. sayo g %
the prices spcciiod.
The President cOncurs IN this con-
struction Of the law and Ia these instruc-
tons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
OLD COMPANY g MEETS.
Plans for tho Annual Reunion Mt hon Air
Other Manchester News.

A meeting Of old Company. j., Chester
CeIi Cavalry Troop, was held IN inc
-Iayor'x- curt room at noon yesterday
Nr James I. FlournOy presided ana
Csnt,iu James A. Lipsconlb acted rs secrc-
tary. .,,.o.,,a,4e for .ba
annual reunion OF the company NJ Don
IT, II was decided TO postpone the same
nntil The lst II October.
Inc committee appointed 10 dralt re1o-
,utions IN respect 10 the memory Oh tne
Ia r. +. Moss, q member OF the COM
~ repor;ed o series OF resolutions.
niyh,ch were unanimously adopted.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. A. L. HoLLApAY.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Alfred l.. Holiday
,onr Mace al 0 O'Clock yesterday morning
en- his late residence on McDonough
80, Tho services were conducted by
the Rev. j. j. Clopton.
'rhe remains were taken by the Chesa-
aye and Ohio railway 70 hpoisyivan,a
nnonnty aud inferred IN the old family
buryiDg-ground., ,, s,.
NJ Hollsday leaves q widow. hve sons
ond daughters. His children are James
= ga and Alfred A. Holiday, Misses fannlo
and Jnui.. of this city, and Mrs. Cunning
nm. of Vest Virginia. 49,, ,
The psll.beareIs were Messrs. james
Rn,Ier. William ID. Craig. N. A Eubank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
DEATIIs.

DAyIS.-Died on Monday morning, Sep.
! illity. EIDKlDGE BURROUGHS. son OF
Geor.e ". aud Rosa Is. DAVIS; age three
wears eight months and eighteen days.
Ny Lttle ELDGIDGz, dear one. thou csnss
i.Ot come to me,
But nearer draws the numbered hours
when shall 60 to thee,
| And thou perchance, with sereph smile
aud golden harp in hand.
Mast come the first 10 welcome mo 20
our I;edsemer's land.
Tho funeral service took place Monday
afternoon at o O'Clock from his parents
residence, 7i6 west Clay street.
MhCDOUGAIL.-Died, at the residence
Of hi. parents. No. 9l3 west Main street.
SATURDAY, September 10Th. at $50 I. NJ.
OF meningitis, BRUCE, infant son OK JAS:
and l0rence johnson Macdougall; aged
ten months and eight DAYS.
Funeral from the residence MONDAY:
September 2lst, at III a. Nj. Friends ana
acquaintances invited TO attend.
sHEA.-Died. September 18th. at $50 A.
NJ. at tue residence If his mother. Mrs.
James kersey. go east Main street. WILL
| LIAM Il. SHEA aged thirty-two years.
| HIS funeral will take place from st. Pc.
terra Cathedral THIS Sunday EVENING
az o'clock. Friends and acquaintances Of
the family are respectfully invited to At
tend.
slSCO-Died, at her residence. No. al
ives; Leigh street, September ~. 1891. at
$50 T. ~. ELLEN slSCO. IN the sixty.
| fifth year Of her age.
! Funeral services at the Ebenszer Bap.
tist church MONDAY, September 2lst, OF
clock T. NJ.
SPOTT. Died. September 10. 1891, ct
LISP. NJ, at bIs residence, GA north Fifth
street, W. A. SPOTI, In his sixty-6fth
year born ut Me1seburg. Province Saxony,
| Germany.
Funeral will take place from German
Bethlehem Lutheran church, Sixth aud
CLAY, MONDAY, September 2lss, ct 8
O'Clock y. 81.
| No flowers.
New York. Washington. and Baltimore
papers please copy.
WATSON.-D OF diphtheria. ct resi-.
oeDce OF Sir. Chapman. Greenesyllle coun.
u. Va. September IS, 1891, SUSIE. infant
child Of Alexander and Jessie Watson.
OF Richmond. Va. aged one year and six
| DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
IVA. exceedingly warm with showers in the
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
JUDGE WsLLFORO'S COURT.
= Large Batch Of Suits Entered Sester'

Tho following suits were brought IN the
Cry Circuit Court Yesterday:
". IGttce against the Did poinnioh
Building and Loan Company for S5.oW.
Hukheimer Manufacturing Company
ngnlnat Pres,oQ belrin for $50.
narles !. Taylor Il Go. against W. IL.
Lomax for goa.
Baltimore Brick Company against LOUIS
T. Enos for HISS. Judgmsn. confessed.
". II. Bourn against stella French Tor
s2n.
J. Baxter & Co. against ". J. Payne for
$50.
". p. Montague against the IIockstader
Company Tor $500.
William Y. Wilson. IT.. trustee for W. ~.
Smith. against ". J. Pavne for I $780,.
Richard Cornwall against cnshaw
Brothers for tiG2.f..
Burton. Price i Co. against Henry
Wcuxcl for Loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

Captain II. VI. Boykin. quartermastcr Of
the First cavalry regiment. has been r.;
hcvol Of the duties Of that position and
appointed ediutpnt. Mr. Harry B. owen
has been selected TO I'll tho vacancy caused
ty this change.
Sergeant T.. :. Uazcn. Of the Stuart
Horse Guard, has Teen detailed as ofd-
nance sergeant.
Major Matthew's will shortly 60 to Surry
and Prince George counties 10 inspect
tr HOp- j. aul =.
All ok 81 the troops expect 70 particl-
pate IN the sham battle at tie Far On &c
tobcr 29th.
A moycmen. Ia on foot 70 organize n
troop IN llcrrlco. Judging from those IN
tcrcs'el, thorc l. every reason to suppose
tn" effort will IT, successful.
The stuart Horse Guard expect TO 90
cupy thcirucw hrmory eariy IN the srring.
lhr State iaw limits the number OF
cavalry troops ~ Virginia u tn. When
thc Legislature meets en EFFORT VIII 70
made 10 have this increased - twelve, tie
United StaiDs army regulation regiment,
There would then he three Nattahons -
four troops each with a. MAJOR t. oacn
instead q only oue e. a. pres u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Joseph Iavarrc. II. 8. Bradley, and W. De
Ear,er
MANCHEsTrR BRIrFs.

The Manchester School Board will meet
Tuesday night. when the assignment, %.
teachers for tho different schools Will DO
made.
Arrangements have been made between
Central and Fifih-Street churches TO hoI,i
union protracted services at Central churcn
every night the coming week. COMMENCING
at 7:45 O'Clock. Public invited TO attend.
Mr. George Walden. who has been con
fined TO his home for two month. ana q
hnlf on account Of paralysis IL able TO DC
out again.
Mrs. Mortimer. Of Philadelphia. who mas
been spending the summer with her sister'
Mrs. T.. H. Walden. at Buck Hill. left yes
terday for homo. accompanied ~ nel
dang hter. Miss Mollic Mortimer. who Las
been visiting a. Ashland.
Great interes, Is being manifested IN nc
revival services at the Seventh-Street Zap
tist chapel. The srcTed efihce has petn
crowded 10 IT. utmost capacity each nisn.
during the past week aud the services
have resulted III much good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
JAMES GREGG COLLIER ACQUITTED.
lie Was Charged with Turning n store
ard Fosi-onlcc at To.trryiIie.

(CFros-onience Of thc Richmond D.epstchl
noYps, Va. September lp.-R. u. Col
hf, =. /. Powers. 4. 8. Garnet. and C..
" brzondlnc hayo just returned from
Safcrd Courthouse. where they wore
Gs'ci IS witnesses IA tho trlal 81 James
Iroeg Collier. formerly II this county. for
the burning e store AMI post-oilicc a.
lo'totyiilc IA that county They report
thst Ice vas acquitted o( nh the charges
" bout tao JuN getting ont Of thor scats
All without arruNcut e counsel after a
most scarchiu. ana exhaustive lnvostlga-
uon on The Vart 81 tho Commonwealth
attorney and Post-H flicc Department do
tfrNv", summonina over twonty witnesses
iom whom they could elicit no evidence
q crHt. tir. Collier was nhly repreaente ed
b III. John Mason, Of Hing George coun-
N, and Mr. l4t,le, Of fedcr.cksburg. ~
N,r member Of ,Ac firm OF Little 4 Little.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
ONEc ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshirg 10 the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehcctually, dispsls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures hsbitud
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
ducsd, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to ths stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, II,
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for eale In 60C
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 RIO syrup co!
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. H. kfw voAx ~
~ ss.ut.AA1iAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
The ANTl-LOTTERY LAW.
newspaper Discussion OF It's fFihe'pies
md Policy Not Illegal.
fBy telegraph 70 tho Dis9a'

fly Telegraph - 'A0 H-".'~''
Wteuissrox. September ~. ATTORNEY
Ce,rral Miller was to-day asked by a re-
,'.rf,r about the prosecutions receh'y
l,'.,nsrced in Milwaukee, VIE, against
49, publishers Of certain newspapers
moro TOR sending through the mans theif
rar.rs reproducing from the san ran
l r,.co F,qminr and the Boston H,raa an
errurcut against the validity OF the anu
i.t.erg law passed by the tiity-hrs' Noh-
49,. These prosecutions. the ATTORNEY
1,curral sad, he has directed 10 10 us
j. -. articles" he said, were published
AID repub.ishod with the evident PURPOSE
- attempting 70 create puoic seit'hleh1
AGAINST the Law rather than 20 "u'o''i1o
~ busiucss Of an lottery COM any IA
NV npjulon tho Law was not diIec'ou
nooinsi the circulation Of such publica-
t,Gn.in the mails. and the prosecutions.
tSr,eiore. were i'll ADVISED and ought hot
ie continued. While ! am IN favor OF
'fo.ecnt.ug vigorously every ihiractiIn u,
he law whether direct or eYasiNe' tn'nA
he refusal Of tho use of tho maiis to papers
d-.cussing the principles or P,iicV oi NY
49,. unwsrrantei and wonld hnrt rather
tb.n holm the cause IN tho interest "a
yI,oL the law was enacted"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nrw YoRx, September 19.-The sso1k
market to-day was extremely ective. %.
though showing marked decrease on tnss
point from the heavy trading OF YESTERDAY
and whilc displaying considerable trregu'
larlty was IN tho main decidedly strong
and tho result Of the two hours session
today IS TO leave mos. Of the lis, fraction
alIy higher than last evening and some
materially so. Tho importation Of goid
was the chief item Of news with ten
dency 10 affect values. but there was little
said about IL, md II may b. doubted
whether IL hal any material influence N
making the gains # the day.
TIE OPENING sTEosG AND ACTIVE.
The opening was strong and very active.
aud vhiie most Of The llst were fraction.
ally higher than lat evening, burlington
a, 10 v.supl,S. II was only natural that
after such gain thc.c should DO somc &c.
action in the stock, and beng lolhen ny
Reading affected the rest OF the list 20 .
limited extent. Kealiza'ions werc tho
chief factor in such declines as were seen.
Int the dcia ard Tor s1ocks was a. very
nconi TIE buyers outrumbered the SELL
or. and the course o, prices WAS soon again
turned ia the direction Of higher ngnres.
THE aRAvGEKS LEAD UPWARD.
IN tho inward movement the 8rangers
hsd nrst place. but tOere were lew othef
leading shares winch commanded attsh-
,,on on accoJut % their strcugth. among
wLich Lake shore and Northern Pacihc
preferred were most prominent. Among
he .pccial:ies Dls,lll.rs' MAS conspicuous
because o. the sharp loss OF rer cen,. 70
TIE early trading. but tin. was at'.rwsfus
entirely made up. while Bahaio. hoches-
tor. and Iitsburg were very strong on
light trading. The DanK stat Deht -" "ca
only "A nominal loss IN the reserve. " ihe
exhibiting a msieiis, Increase IA ,br He-
posts. and tito heavy expansion oI loans
was considered good.
1Hg CLOSE ACTIVE AID STRONG.
The traders AGAIN went IN 10 cover their
shorts IN the final dealings. and the mar
kct developed marked strength. npaily
closing active and strong a. the best prices
OF the day. The hnal changes OF not" com.
Prise advances IN ~. Paul Of Ia Northern
Pacific preferred -. Buffalo. Rochester
and Tittsburg. and sugar each ana
Lake Shore per cent. The Gales OF listed
stocks aggregated 2s6,OOO shares; Oh up.
listed. 1900.
MONTY AyD EXCHANGE.
Ernt,y.-E Exchange quiet and steady At
.s,3. Commercial bills. sS1a&s!a.
Nonev easy: NJ loans; closing offered o.
a. SuuTreasurv balances Com. 49,
2l{.rG0. currency. Sl'.tis.oOO Govern
ments dull bat .t"aiy 20 firm. iper cents.
IL. state bonds ue- lected.
aI.-kIlnsx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
4 pueI not According tho Cote

Ther9 was rVm1r last nifLt u n
duel 81 The White Sulphur, which ere
atrl considerable excitement at Chf-
t0a Forge and other points along
fhe lao # tho ChesaDoa.e and OHIO
railway. investigation by the DIsrAcH
cor7c.pondcuis resulted IL G'certaln-
jig tlof the duel" reports grew out
OF o hnir-pu.lins match between two cir
Gus women WHO were lott stranded Al
the White. Ii was while chDesvorinc TO
separate tarro nrmpLs e the erena that -
ms. companion drew pistol. which .c
.s.l f.r Tie purpo,o ~ securing ueace.
and tAi- gave rise 20 tho repoit tlst -
clety duo iAi tescn pi.cr a. The south 9
famous vat.rDg-p place. Il 0es no., now.
ever. dGoi according 20 tho code Of
honor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
The cWL-seRVcs COMMISSION.
s chang depending Commissioner Ly-
man - step Down and ont.

H.. l'i gram ID tt' i'2l At a
WAsm>a.oS. September ~. The SGr
TO-DAY says: There is T. he . change III
tae composition OF tie Civil Service Com
n1s-.ou soon. 1t l. probable that Mr..
LYMAN vii lie the ono 10 20. Ihore Is "A
q good deal If gossip aeoIt IN regard 70
this pace. bat tie report that seems - be
most generally believed Is to the elect
that ,x-Ncprescutati'e McComas, ~ Mary
lad. VII TO hr. lyman successor. II =
understood that the President offered the
place 70 HIM some months a--o but that Ae
then declined =. lien TIE President
asAci Nr owen. now Commls.lonc. Of
Immigration. hu, 'e also rel usct. II IS
r,y thought that Mir. McComas has been
preyail"l upol t. accept tine posuon.
ihe matter 7ls warmly discussed ~ tue
Cabinet meeting yesterday AMI tie Pres
dent explained ria reasons for desiring 70
change. The appointment may occur al
INV time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

thfrospect for largo attendanccis very
trY'h President Tyler expects thcrc will
bein attendance OF fully two hundred the
brs month.
Or. and Mrs. LOWS Williams returned
laf evening from lengthy visit TO rela-
;fos and friends in Frcnchtown. n. j.. and
Hcoklyn.
NJ. henley +. Jones arrived home this
rorning from New York.
Mrs Emma Knfiu. Of Hanover. who has
'"cn SICK here for some time, has nearly
recovered
number Of Democrats from here and
@noining connrca viii attend the New
lnrt News convention on the 18th. Sove-
u, newspaper correspondents from here
Will attend,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE.
Five Ten Killed ard Several other Per
suns fcrious'y iuJured.
lEx tnleernph % tie plspa,eh.

~ I'I't -FTII 7" w u ~ II
Bo1sK CITY, Ia, September IA
.c,lrsuan special from locatello. Ida,
saws: A disastrous wreck occurred ycs.er-
day on the MON lecihc At Port Nent, Il
station SIX miles from Tocatelio. Pas
seuqrr trans Nos. and 2 collded, killing
1--WE mea and seriously ;nJufng several
others. Tie killed are i. We!demeycr,
mail clerk. and four Indians from the Fort
Hall reservation. The injured are Charles
Hoyt. engineer, Charles MacAenzie, Z. i.
Cunderson. mail clerk - Lyons, TWO
tramps, AMI a squaw. Lyons was iear'ullv
scaldei and received internal injuries.
Engineer Hort had his shoulder-blade
broken and Is otherwise badly. bruised.
Mackenzi- and Cuuderson both had their
rich, arms broken and were terribly cut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
pAsTAROLY ASSAULT.
Lynehing Attomrtea-A Race Conflict Inn
mircut a. Consequence.

K,ysss CIV. 80. September ia
J.uaa's CSrco.l'ca .M1.) suo-i.l .'ags:
Nhlla Nav Nca,necr. fifteen wears cd, vas
returning homo from sehooi Thrr'iay She
was assaulted by Jue oliver. negro. Who
ia the struggle stabbed ncT IN toe shoulder.
Oliver wea arrested Yesterday morning,
and after h's examination yesterday efto:-
noon q crowd az white ner, attempted &
lynch him. but he Was Ian I'D safely In
Jail. At midnight mob OF whitc' IS as-
rtling al Oh; the jail TO secure the negro
and lynch him, whi'e an opposing mob Of
negroes - gathered TO protect the prisoner.
A fight between tue TWO mois Is .mmi-
ueLt. Both sldos are vol a-Hcd end
bioolshed 10 fe-Iel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
0Hl0AND NEW YORK.
INTEREST AT THE CAPITAL IN THE
CANVASS IN BOTH STATES.
Th" Ohio Senatorship-sherman vs.. Fora
ker-campbeII's Strong Points on Me-
hiniey-Compiication In New York.
[spsia, telegram 70 tho plspntchI

NAsHlSoTov, -. c., September 19.-Bc-
sides joking. telling yarns. issuing Indian
land proclamations. appointing judges.
and receiving delegations. President Har-
rison. now that his heutonants arc meet
ING again IN Cabinet form, has doubtless
time 10 discuss with them tho political
situation. The farc-up this week by the
Virginia kickors has subsided apparently.
and how the greatest interest is directed
towards Ohio and New York. The appeal
for funds for Macedonia made upon the
ONO Government employees Is one OF tne
evidences Of the conflict.
The assertion Of Judge Lowery
that the Chairman Of the Ohio
Republican Executive Committee IL
ignorant Of the factional sanding If tho
can0i datos for the Legislature indicates
that for once in tEoir lives Ohio Kepubli-
con managers hive slipped tho c'ble,
winch - questionable. or TINT somebody Ia
squirting away from truth.
TIE LEOILATURE.
The election cf tic LEGISLATURE Is per-
haps Of moro importance 10 the Ohio Re
lubhcans than the electiOn Of Cover
nor, On should they by any possible means
control the Legislature, II Is likely that
nr. John sherman will hhvc 70 measure
swords with FORAKER. In this event ard IN
case Sir. sherman, who has many enemies.
Is unable 10 be elected. It II said he will
throw his strength Is pulsc-l celer fOstor,
that mighty lugsler Of finance.
SILVER AID THE TAEIFF.
Groa, satisfaction IS expressed here by
Democrats a. the evidences given by Gov
crnOr Campbell of his determination to
make hs campaign vigorous one. Tins
week tas demonstrated that though Sic
kinlcy may try 10 dodge the tarif and de
vote himself TO silver. Campbell will not
only. "a hia enemies expected, not dodge
silver. hut will attack Mckinley on what
was thought ought to have been his strong
pO.nt-tno tariff.
NEXT SECRETARY OF WAR.
Tho mention of Congressman Belden. Of
NcN York. a. tic possible next Secretary
of War Is one OF the Interesting ruWor5
Iu connection with the New York cam
Iaign. lie IS 10 be Gppeased. lIs didn't
want Nr. lasseit ID uo Nominated Tor Gov
crnnr &C New York, when that gent. eman
made his big hlul hv rc'lsning the col
loctorshIp o. the port. and he dd not want
senator llcLdric5s ~ the position vacated
by lG'sett. lie has some power and If
something II no, done fDr HIM he might
inIuGc the ticket tins fall.